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Amount Of liabilities, due or not due, TO banks
or any others by the Company-none.
LOSSES, due or not duo, adjusted or unadiusted or
In suspense waiting fnythc proof-nons
All other claims against the Company-none =
The grsstsst amount allowed to 30 Injured in
one risk, except in u. s. bonded warehouses or
Storage stores, 10 81, 900.
The greatest amount in any one city. town vii
lage or block 10 governed by circumstan0es but Il
Is not intended to have In jeopardy By ono Ore
more than $4,000.
The Charter Of the Company, hsrsto1ors filed,
remains unaltered amended
No part of its capital stock or sarnings deposit
ed In any other State or Territory o. : guarautse
fund for the exclusive benefit for persons nsured in
such State or Territory.
Authority 10 accept ssrvics heretofore nled.
EDWARD ANTHONY, Prest.
Isaac X. W. Joax, 6sc'y.
New York Jan. l, 1850.
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Missouri state Mutual Fire ana ma.
rine Insurance Company.
~ AuDIfoR's OFFICE, Iowa.
TT il hereby certified, that the Missouri State Mu-
i tual Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
st. Louis, hAs filed in this o6ee renewed state
ment, in accordance with Section 8, Chapter lao,
Laws OF -, which receives my approval. do
therefore renew the certificate Of Agency Of A.
Bridgnan, Esq, for Lee county, which y hereby
continued In full force ard eject for tho year 1885,
II 10 further certified that the annexed II . trus
copy 81 the Statement - hled.
Witness my hand and sal ct Dies Moines, lows,
lLs.l this second day Of February, 1850.
j. W. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
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STATEMENT OF the Missouri State Mutual Fire
and Marine Insurance Company Of st. Louis,
January LIST, 1850.
I. The name Of the Company 10 the Missouri
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Company
OF ST. Louis. The principal Office VI the Company Is
located in the city Of ST. Louis The Company insures
against loss or damage by FIRE. The Marine de-
pArtment has not been organised.
T. The Company has no Capital Stock subscribed
~ such, it being organised entirely the Mutual
system. The premium notes given by the insured
constitute the capital Of the Company.
3. Ten per cent. Of each premium note 10 paid
when the policy 10 issued. The balance Of the
il subject 10 calls or assessments, to be made by
the Board Of Directors needed to pay losses and
expenses. lSee Sections and IL Of Charter.)
4. The assets OF the Company are
Cash on hand. 1880
Due by agents, dc................-.. LIZA
O6icc Furniture, festimated0 ..... 600.00
Bills receivable Premium Notes.
lees ASSESSED ents......... ..........-2o0,7l1S
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HAVE this day sold the entire stock Of Flour.
4 tssd, 10, In the store on Fourth-st., between
Main and Rlondsau, 10 A. q. Mcqueen.
JOHN g. COPELIN.
Keoknk, Iowa, March 5, so.
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The Insurance business for ~. -. - .,s,..,,.
sibls Company will b attended to With prom ptnea
By WV. \. WocD, Esq, ONCE on Third-st.
mehlOa JNO. NJ GRIFFITH Ar
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The argument appointed for to-day, upon
the petition filed by Mr.. Turner for n restitution
of the seal and records of the Circuit Court will
no doubt attract considerable attention. The
question itself is one of great public interest
which must needs be increased by the reputation
of the counsel engaged. AS mere controversy
between two individuals, each claiming the emo-
uments of public office, the case would not, we
confess particularly enlist our attention. But it
is something more. 1t involves, to some extent,
the great and abiding wrong aud outrage which
the late election has inflicted on our people; and
it goes even farther, inasmuch it arises from the
application to Court of Justice, ofthe same unlaw-
full force which Frustrated the right fsufrageo the
ID ofNovember. Mr.. GATHER, made Clerk by vio-
ence, takes possession of the clerkshp by the same
violence, and the question simply is, whether there
is any power in public justice to vindicate itself
from the insult or whether the tribunals of the
law, like the rights which the law guarantees,
have vitality among Us no longer. We are prepared
10 anticipate but one solution of such question
from the learned Court which has it in charge
But-whether Judge KREBs adopts OR rejects the
view presented by Mr.. TURNER'S petition-whether
he regards the commission held by Mr.. GATHER
as Prima facje emitting him to the office, repu-
dates the constitutional power of Governor
Hicks to issue such commission, before the
House of Delegates shall have passed upon the cleo
ton, as the Constitution provdes-is of compara-
lively small moment The House Of Delegates
will settle that matter, finally, in due season.
What particularly concerns the public, in Judge
KREBs action, is the vindicaton Of the laws ma
iestv, by the punishment Of those who have viola
ted lis sanctuary Upon this subject cannot
bring ourselves 10 believe that there is difference
of feeling or opinion among decent men. If the
chamber Of Court of Justice, while in session,
can be invaded, with impunity. at noon-day-its
records seizcd and its inmates elected, either by
the hands of a mob ;he intimidation of their
presence-while another tribunal, administering
the criminal law, is in full session, twenty yards
off, in the same building, and the SHERIFF and hi!
Deputies sit, unheeding, nearer stil--it il
not worth while to keep up the forms or pay III
expenses OF government. 1t is, therefore, we re
peat, grave issue which Judge KREBs holds in hi
hands, and the community, upon whose destinie
its determination may weigh heavily vii
anxiouslv await his decision
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In the Red Sea- Immediately in the track Of the
British mail steamers, which for twenty-five years
have been plying on its waters, there is very
active slave trade Of q most revolving character,
which is carried on, If not with the concurrence
and consent, at least with the full knowledge OF
the British Government. About three thousand OF
the children of 81 tribe called the Gala nation of
darl, hue though acknowledged to belong to the
Caucasian family, are annually carried to the shores
of the Red Sea, TO be delivered $50 says our
authority into the hands of miScreants-the lineal
descendants of the Edomies and the inheritors
of their abominable vices The Gala race ranks
next to the Circassan, in the opinion of the Turks,
in physical beauty. They believe in one Great
Spirit but not in mediator between GoD and
man, and so are denounced and prosecuted rs
infdels by both the Mohamedan and Christian
believers Of Ahyssinia. In addition to these three
thousand Caucasians, some seven thousand negro
children are also sold into Arabia, from a place
called Soahel, the eastern coast of Africa.
Mr.. EMANUEL WEISS from whose communication,
published in the last number Of De Bows Regie,c,
we gather these facts, declares that he
never saw in the slave bazaars of Upper Egypt and
the of the Red Sea slave Of mans age. Girls,
before their puberty, worth half much again as
such who have cbtanad it, and who called Baeca
Boys of eighteen twenty quite unsaleabe. The
brighter the skin and the smoother the hair the higher
the value of the slave girl Such Gala girls of yellow
tint and smooth hair called Seedama are highly appre
cat by the Turks and Arabs although they consid
cred unbendng and proud.
The negro children are generally kept sehold
work and therefore treated with less indulgence than
the Galia they very frequently reaed, and live
only on the refuse of the frugal Arab board.
The voyage OF an Arab slave vessel from Zanzibar to
D1ndda during the southwest takes about forty
nVe uaSs Coarse food and cold nights especially to-
Wad he emu OF the voyage create dysentery erysip
eas ais" smallpox frequently thns the number of little
passengers IN the crowded boats taty in this
passage : calculated by the slave dealers as being one
third Tue passage OF negro childboard cunsis Ting Of
corn ana dfiep h'm ncusvecosts - and paid on the
survivors only The average price of such child on ne
coast is about SO which by the mortality dIrino III
Passage is raised to $l5 To this to be added 3 for
passage S. for import duty to Djudda and one dollar
more for brokerage; which brings final cost of the
slave to $25 in the Arabian ports The average price of
healthy negro slave fifteen years Of age in The
port Dudda about $40 but many of the survivors
having suffered less during the passage do not
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LONDON QUARTERLY REvIEw.-We have received
from Mr.. John Freeman, No. $50 Baltimore street,
agent, the American edition of tie October num-
Der of this valuable periodical. 1t is, usual,
filled with interesting and instructive matter, and
comes with promptness which is always agreeable
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BALTIMORE,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1859

At a late hour last night we had information
that A. w. MACHEN, Esq, had declined the APP
pointment of Judge of the Superior Court, and
that the commission has finally been sent to the
Hon r. n. MARTIN.
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There S eGcire agent for the sale OF the Kind
Of C0dj heretofore sold by The Baltimore Coal Company
amt L5totoR GENUINE BALTIMORE COMPANY Coal. ANY
prccnsons fraud and dec ption. We caution
against buying interior article under the old
ta3r mark, AMI invite attention to the following;
WLEEsEARRE, Pa, June 6, 1883
hereby certify that have mtned prepared and shipped
all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company, in the city
Of Baltimore and elsewhere, for the past years up Sep
terher l557 and the Coal am sending GROV MIL
LER co. and others of Baltimore precisely the same
kind of Coal from the vein and fully equal to any
shipped by for the Baltimore Coal Company, with whom
have connection, am answerabe for the cha.
ractcr of their tod since September, 1885,
ALEXANDER GRAY
Wcre prepared deliver any quantities the above ccle
bated COAL also, Medium, Free Burning Cumberland
Goals thu lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited and
satisfaction warranted.
GROVE, MILLER X Co
YarlsN. V Paca and German streets; Howard,
Franklin street, Office IL Second street opposite Town
Clock. s29t-D29
TIE BEST SEWING MACHINE.
The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- acturing Purposes awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
At the lat Fair Of the Maryland Institute for their super
iory over all others. Price $50 AID upwards.
SALfs RooMs,
Matt 1863 Baltimore street.
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P1RSONS ON WARITNE LAM

PARSONS ON MARITIME Ii w.
A TREATISE ON MARITIME LAW, including therein the
Law ofShipping the Law ofInsmance and the Law and
Pr ctice Of Admiralty. BY Hon THEorHLUs PAEsoN
IL D., Dane Professor Of Law in Harvard University
In two volumes, Svo Price Sll.
The publishers this work offer it to the profession the
belief that will supply actual and important want
The Law Of shipping the Law Of Marine Insurance and the
Law and Practice OF Admiralty, here considered, not as
independent and isolated topics they in the trses
now in uehut branches from which Maritime
Law The first Book contains the Law of Shipping the Sc
cond the Law of Marine Insurance the third, the Law O!
Admiralty; the fourth, the Practice Of Admiralty; the
second third and fourth Books being contained the
cond volume. 1t is confidently hoped that the student and
the practising lawyer viii find that these volumes present
all the questions suggested by either Of these topics Illus
ated with all the light dervable from exhaustive inyes-
gaon OF the authorities Of this country, Of England and
to extent, of Continental Europe while the leading
fully stated, and all the authorities cited and
arranged, AS to facilitate any further inquiry
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reach this average and thepros in this trade
are not very important In some parts Of The
dollars piece, ~" a. a =
Negro girls not particularly handsome do not bring
more han boys whereas Gala girls are worth half as
mGch again as boys of their race The average price of
Gtla glr OF ten or twelve years age in Dudda was
III last year when left the place s275 and of
Goy SOY IN Massawah the worth $50 for one
anu s4U the other and in Adaa, the capital Of the Abvs-
nlan province Tgreh $50 $40 OF this latter price
e kldnapper on the borders receives hardly one half
cause also here the violent and unnatural change soil
anu climate creates numberess victims On the
te mortality ceases also the passages to the Ara
ban coast not dangerous much less so as the Gala
slaves are far better cared for than the negroes they
also very seldom punished ill-treaed because fire.
quenty the Gala slaves have the stoca courage to fam
lsh themselves to death in such cases.
The following reflection is one which very natu-
rally presents ITSELF in view of the extreme vigi.
lance exercised by the English in the West, rs
compared with their total blindness in the East:
One-tenth part of the naval power lavished by thu
generous British in the suppression of the slave trade
on the West coast Of Africa would he sufficient put
final stop to this nuisance the opposite of the
same continent Unfortunately this nuisance hurts no
the material interests of British and Colonies
and so the matter is left quietly to its course"
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<NFA FOR SAVANNAH,
sszzzR&s, TUESDAY, December 18TH at I'm precisely
- '4''- COMMERCE.
Is nov in compet ORDER and will leave her wharf foot of
can be eff cted upon merchandise by this ship
Punctuaiity in her departure may be relied on.
srss'S take" lowest ray Nm &fESfzEI Agent
<Zf&se FOR HAVANA.
The fine new ocean steamship BALTIMORE,
NJ K Greene, Gommmander, win sail for Havana direct
For freight passage, having rstclass stateroom
FRIEND, RICKETTS, 4 CO,
d65t 70 Smiths wharf
tFHE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHINGl
THE BEST WINTER CLOTHTNGii
%" '''' WIEsENFELD 4 CO.'S
MARYLAND INSTITUTE CLOTHING HALL,
Corner gnfr4 Of Baltimore St and Market Space
AtWIEsENFRLD Co.'S.
At Wiesenfeid COS
Beautiful !, Business wI Suits At Trilling Cost
splendid Oyercoats
Warm Qvcrcoats!
Welnaie oyercoatsl
A. v,,,,.,-u.,, GOOD Fitting overcoatsl
Business Suits for Middle,Agel
Ar WIEsENFELD 4 Co s. -''o w MI 'S'''
Dress suits for Weddings!
Dress Suits fol. PARTIES
r., At WIEsENFELD Co.'S.
Coats by the Thousand
Pants by the Thousand
At WlRsExFELD & co.'s
Boys Clothing for all Sizes
Cheaper than the Cheapest!
Finer than the Finest
wIEsENFELD Co.'S. VIZ -''''''' 50
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Corner of Pennsylvania venue and y Streets,
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JUST PUR Il I 5a55 5sa attractive. v,,nn.
PRICE ONLY % CENTS By MAIL 10 CENTS,
METROPOLITAN c@447TH0LIc ALMANAC,
EA r. rs f zR5f5fFs SIZE
For 1860
Recommendation of the
MOST Rev; me ARcHHIsnop OF BALTIMORE
MEssRs. MURPHY Il Co
Ct6oc Of the late at Pr To3incia Coun
tie the h T aG
faithful that the necessary information may be furnished
ag S " ' ' anu ' ' FRI ny H P4T T patron
Baltimore, July Is, 1859.
The Metropolitan Catholic Almanac and Lays Directory
is authorized Catholic Annual, and as such is recon
mended to the Faithful of the United States 1t contains
reliable information concerning the state of Religion
progress in country together wi tn the ample
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the United States Canada and the British Provinces,
pared and furnished for this work by the respective Pre-
ates The general information is full as is consistent
with its character rendering valuable book reference
for every Catholic family The Ordo has been prepared
with the greatest and will be found complete
present to the Clergy not only the various Offices but also
the principal dates of the MartyrOlogy
~ Early orders from Booksellers and others respectfully
solicited.
recorders supplied in the order they are received
MURPHY X CO.,
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dot $50 Baltimore street Baltimore
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER HUNTING WATCHES suit
able far ladies and gentlemen, at moderate prices
!. I. p. CAMPBELL.
NIL tt g,GEE COR or Baltimore street
FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs, CAsToRs
Cake Baskets, &c, for sale at moderate prices.
J. & r. CAMPBELL,
all tt GER 81 Baltimore street.
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PRUNEs a.! PRUNES !!

The bcsteyer imported into this market The lovers
this fine fruit will please examine them.
For sale by
WM. Il MCLEAN,
pIgti n Charles
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TO BEHAD AT THE PRINCIPAL GRoCERs, ct,
CuntsrMAs CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS ~

VIlIsI9I MAS. NTIIEISI.HAo NTIlt!o MAS !. :!
PRESENTS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
Stereoscopic Views of the most noted scenery places,
buildings monuments statuary, &c, of this and foreign
countries together with descriptive sentimental and comic
figures groups nature the most pleas
ing and instructive presents for the season.
Also fine selection Of Photographs and plain and color
ed prints. VIM. KING " BRO,
Artists and Photographers Depot,
Sim NO2 n. Liberty Street
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STOVE EMPORIUM.
Mcsss. EMCH MCCREA, 487 ". Baltimore street. pre-
sent for inspection, this FALL fine stock of STOVES
has before challenged admiration Their
embraces every variety and Size and adapts itself
wants and means Of everybody Goods promptly dev-
cred Stoves put up and orders attended to with dispatch,
in any direction As dealers these gentlemen deserved
IL popular
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ALL FAMILIES OR INpIy1puALs HAVING GARMENT.

WASHING of description TO do this winter, save
themselves the trouble and Inconvenience Of doing it
home with nntrsty by leaving order
BALTIMORE LAUNDRY, No. East Baltimore street
whore you have them done promptly WE'LL and cheap
rates They responsible, and will guarantee satisfaction
aiMANs itiNelhnn trial.
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GROVER Il BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOISELkSS
IA MILY EWING CHIMES
NEW STYLES-PRICES. $50 TO si2a
HEMMERS, S. EXTRA

"A MIL Sc W N q " 4 CHINES
NEW sTYLEs-PRICEs. 500 TO SIZE
HE>JMERs, $s EXTRA
BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1889.
The undersigned have used the "GROVER& BAKER"
SEWING MACIN S for five years past aud in all that
time has fully expectations every particular
We recommend them therefore, with entire confidence,
as the very best machine in use.
JOSEPH BICKERTON 4 co.
BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1859
II affords much pleasure to bear testimony the
cellency CT &essrs. GROVER E BAKERS SEWING MA
CHIMES, having my family which does all that is
protested for it, and with beauty and quieness that's
delightful in the household.
Rev JN0. McCRON,
Pastor Third Eng. Lutheran Church.
sALESROoMs-I8I Baltimore street, Baltimore.
1876 Broadway, New York
ss7 Send for Circular. j2st
MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l2fW BALTIMORE STREET
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Westi continue serve up Meals al very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS GAME FISH and
FOWL Parties, large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, second foor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance oPthe same
Our Chambers have recently been rcfurnished and will
compare f.voraby with any other Hotel Single Rooms 50
cents.
RS- MANN'S CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house, No. 50 FAEETTE STREET
u2ttf c. II. MANN, Proprietor.
SOLE Agency OF THE BALTIMORE CoMPANY's
CoALI have stored in my yard 1900 tons of Baltimore
Company's Coal or which am the sole AGENT of the ya
sizes, which offer sale the lowest market
Orders for any quantity filled promptly.
cHAs GILMoR,
Sole Agent,
o2i If So Second, near the Post Office.
CIGARS CGGARs!!
Iwould call the attention Of smokers to my present as
sorment of pure HAVANA. No other kind store and
consequence, no imposition. For sale by
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nl2H 81 y Charles St
ROOFING RooFING u ROOFING III
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iyaSt Baltimore streets. Baltimore.
THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY.
E. OF TBS,
No 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the odd Fellows Hall.
Where he largest of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasin
there can be found always hand and made order:
TErE-A-rETEs in BrocateIe, Plush or Hair Cloth so,
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Har Cloth or cor
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- CROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is a constitu-
Jtiona disease corruption of the blood by which this
fluid becomes vtated, weak and poor Being in the ercu-
uOn pcrvades the whole body, and may burst in
disease on any part fit No organ is free from its attacks,
nor there which Il not destroy. The SCroOus
faint vaousy caused by mercurai disease, low living,
dis0rdered unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits the depressing etc Whatever be its origin,
is hereditary the constitution, descending from parents
to children unto the third and fourth generaon indeed,
it I've the rod of Him vino says ~ will visit the mi
quitieS Of the fathers upon their Children
lis ELECTS commence by depoS ion from the blood of
rupt rulcerouS matter which, the lungs liver and in
terna organs is termed ubercleS; in the glands, sweng
and on the surface eruptons This foul corruption
which gcndC in the blood, depreSses the energies of life,
that Scrofous constitutions only suffer from SCroulous
complaints, but they have far less power withstand the
acs OF other diseases; consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although not ScrOfuOuS in their nature
are still rendered fatal by this faint in he system Most Of
the consumption which decmateS the human family has its
origin directly in this scrOfOus contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver kidneys, BRAIN and, indeed
of all the organs, arise from aggravated by the
cause.
One quarter of all people scrouos their persons
are inyaGed BY This lurking Infection, and their health is
undermined by It. 70 cleanse it from the system must
renoyate the blood by Alternative medicine, and nygo
it by heaty food and exercise. Such medicine
supply
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Not only do they the every day complaints Of every
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The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis Anne
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rectonS for their use in tie following complaints: Cosce
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other kindred complaints arising from low nfthe body
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GR1Y'S REPORTS. vol. vi
OR KINGS EVIL is a constit

REPORTS OF CASES Argued and Determined in tn,
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, BY HORACE
GRAY, d. Esq. Volume VII Svo. Price So