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OFFICE OF THE
sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
INSURANCE BUILDINGS,
40 w l. L. II TX f f II.


NEW YORK, OCTOBER 2s, 1859.
AZ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE AT
FAIRS orti published in conformity with the
requirements Of the 10th section of the Act OF its corpoa
Premiums on upexpired risks on the Attn Oct,
1s5S.... ............. $3.50 go 20
p,.,ni,r,s received durin,e tI,a ve,r to Ath Oct
Is5o
On Marine Risks - :ois 3oiIs
On Inland do ..................... 4OS9sS4
On Fine do .......... &5054O7-l OPS l67. 90
roteI ,,,onrt ,r pr,,niuns 49, q A. 447 %
,o,,rf s Errl Premiums J,rng t,s vear sg79 2a4 II
10 Prturn ums................. 657soe9
Net Earned Premiums. ms.................. $eOGH342
Losses during the same period:
On Marine Risls (lrss Savings, &cD.. .sI78,G63sI
On Inland IL, ........................ ls75s %
On Fir. do . Leu27
slo3g64o
Expenses and Re Ins"ranees ss9'l-57s''9l
Net Profit ............. sss8227.5l
rer, 1883, were as follows, VIZ:
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages.... s5S35Ooo0
Stoeks, loans on stocks Accrued Interest on
Real Estate s"lTafes Gi2l7s 90
pIr ,o,, 49,, 80, I,a,,ao,oi 10 90, %
Scrip of snndry Mutual Insurance Companies,
ssn,anG o"'' .. ooo 20
:, 075-.- -, 30 :,
s'''''-,''''-
dcnd Of interest to st X5vemh ls9 be decar,d, Of SIX
PER CENT on the outstanding Scrip of the Company pay
p .o @ tas a Sr Hyd~n% @ % THIRTY PER CENT IN SCRIP
the dealers Of the Company, on their Terminated Pre-
ml""S OF 'he ST year De issued i''Sr 'ie ISL January
Ills further ordered thar the whole remaining scrip Of the
after the is January next the interest thereon to cease on
ma ' @ " W., ~ ~ ~, , i,s n{ a., I ,,IT, ~ ,r, " ~
profits ofGyer ONE MILL IL IN IN .E, OF RoLIARs.
ofan issue prior to the year 1856.
WILLIAM H, NEVIS, Secretary.
nlaawturrsm No 81 Exchange Place
TNIRE INSURANCE
IL on CITY Or COUNTRY PROPERTY,
POLICIES TSetrEfni i''" Iol NA
PROMPLY ADJUSTED BY
GiLMoR MEREDITH Agent,
I'' 9r - Aen'slEe i"oe
lrE AVE-, nnr,ds y, norson. NOR
vcs and have expressed an earnest desire but
have deferred it from day to day for months and years
CAPITAL sls0O,00O -,
ONE OF THE OLDEST INSTITUTIONS IN THE UNITED
STATES. r
aneso their n4y LIS Tvs arr D.vcEEors
r. Di - 10, . - ~ . - ~ e. l ot orce
,riat nrndnnc So Iondv dictates The Premiums can be
paid quarterly yER 4a SSsEFyN SYE rr aRG%aS apSSARs
Has b.ar Maid nv tbs CGmnamv wifbin few wears to wi
dows orphans deceased parties, without the delay of
ANNUlrlES AND ENDONMENTS NEGOTIATED
tanphct with all necessary VIII De prompt
iy ,ij.Ssirg tie undersigned agents for MARYLAND,
- = j. RICHARDSON Il son,
ul2 trr No 4 North street Baltimore.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

GIBRALTAR-Brid Clarence.
ZOo dds hour, 6S hhds tobacco % boxes do ~ cases
do Is bales cotton 10 kegs nails 339 slaves 100 tons
coal
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THE TOTAL ECLIPSE THE 18TH July, lSGO-A
commission appointed by the French Academy of
Sciences to draw up a report the results of the
scientific expedition, undertaken to observe the
late total eclipse in Brazil, calls attention to the
very important total eclipse which will occur in
July next year. and will be visible in Spain and AL
geria. The celebrate Director of the Dorpat OBJ
servatory was the first to remark that at the mo-
ment of obscurity, four of the principal planets
Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, and Saturn-will appear
in the vicinity ofthe eclipsed sun as kind of rhom
boidal fgure phenomena of such extraordinary
rarity that many centuries will elapse before its
repetition. Darkness will commence and terminate
on the land the localities being California and the
shores of the Red Sea Between those extreme
points, the eclipse will be visible in North Amer.
lea, from whence the moons shadow will pass
across the Atlantic, and traverse Spain; total dark
ness including the following important towns in
that country:-0viede, st. Vincent, Santander,
Bilboa, Yittoria, Burgess Pampeluna, Saragossa,
and Valencia The line of totality will then cross
the Mediterranean and enter Africa passing across
Algiers, Bezan, Tozer, Sockna, Sebba Goddona
and Mourzuk. Thus, although this remarkable
eclipse will not be total in any part of the United
Kingdom, it will be so in large portion OF
Spain and accessible portions of Africa
Ahen0tna.
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BALLOON VOYAGE TO EUROPE PosTPoNED.-The
balloon exhibition of Prof. Lowe, of New York
city, is finally closed for the season, and the prom
ised erial trip to Europe postponed-mainly on
account of the weather-all the apparatus having
been removed from the Palace grounds on Thurs
day.
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TTAS COME HAS COMET HAS COMET
THE GOOD TINE HAS CONFygt
SINGERS No. 2 SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
No. / MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS.
manufacturing purposes the only reliable and
celed Sewing Machine in the world.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY TO
SEyENTY-FIyE DOLLARS
They have been tried in families and found superior to any
now in
~ Hemmers, binding guages of all kinds machine oil
and every thing in line always hand New York
prices The reduction prices enables those who
purchased cheap and worthless machines obtain the
best ever made the Everybody is
to call at Office, send for copy of l. NJ SINGER
Co.'s GAZETTE.
W. F. BRoDERICK, Agent
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EXrRAoRDISARY EsCAPE.-The fall of a wire sus-
pension bridge, at Portsmouth, Ohio, on the 18th
instant, has already been noticed. On the evening
of that day, after dark three citizens of that town,
who had been absent all dav a hunting trip and
had not heard of the fall of the bridge, attempted
to it in wagon. portion of the structure
still remained, and after going some distance upon
it the horse stopped, and could not be urged for
ward. One of the party then got out in order
to lead the horse over when to his horror he dis
covered the chasm, and the horses head actually
projecting over the boiling torrent below. An
other step would have put them all ''past praying
for"
The WANDERER TRIALs-The trial of Brown,
Raesta and Argurer, for piracy, before the United
States Circuit Court, brought to a close yester-
day. After a consultation of nearly dav, the Jury
about II O'clock NJ, brought in a verdict of '.not
guilty"
We cannot say that the public expectation has
been disappointed in this result The prisoner.
were remanded to Jail to await their trial on ano
ther indictment for offences committed on the
high seas, that under which they have Just beer
tried alleging only offences committed on the waters
of Georgia.
The case of the United States rs. Samuel NJ. Bur
nett, OF Glynn county, charged with transmitting
false writings to the Commissioner of Pensions, a
Washington, for the purpose of deirauding the
Government, was called. Messrs Norwood anC
Wilson, and G. A. Gordon, Esqs., appeared for the
defence, and Joseph Ganahl, District Attorney, fol
the prosecution.
Verdict guilty, with a recommendation to mercy
-Sarannah Republican,.
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New YORK, Nov. 2S.-The briggs Abbotsford of
Baltimore. and the Eureka, of Bucksport were lost
on Cav Arenas October 25th, in hurricane. The
crew and the materials We're saved.
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Week before last there was a severe frost in some
portions of Louisiana. The tn rmomcter stood ar
eighteen degrees, and ice frozen an inch thick
Cane standing in the field was completely frozen
through, and the crop was considerable DAMAGED
in consequence. The prospects are that the sugar
crop of Louisiana will be very light this wear.
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CARIGNAN, THE PROPOSED REGENT OF CENTRAL ITALY.
The people of Italy are preparing for the
worst or the best. Victor Emanuel not being in a
condition to accept the protfer Of annexation, they
have proposed to organize something more substan-
tial than a provisional government. With one ac-
cord Romagna, Parma, Modena, and Tuscany, have
declared a near relative Of the King of Sardinia,
Prince Carignan Regent. II be accepts the prof
fered honor, which obviously is only an expedent
Central Italy will be in a condition to cooperate
with Piedmont as efectually as it they had all
been under one government. The gift of money is
always a proof OF sincerity; and it looks well for
Itag that the loan required has been advanced bv
her capitalists. not very friendly writer
admits that the musket fund is contributed to with
enthusiasm, the subscription list filling M beyond
the most sanguine expectations. GaTibaldi himself
has subscribed 5,000f.
1t is asserted that the appointment of Prince Car
ignan, as Regent, has given great offence to the
French Foreign Office; but the correspondent of
the Times who communicates the fact hints that in
all probability, that event is not disagreeabe to the
Emperor himself People, without being sceptica,
may, however, doubt this statement for the Govern
ment organ, the Constitutional, again returns to
the subject and advises the Italians to be
BILE, and accept with gratitude what the Congress,
or rather what Louis Napoleon. recommends. No
doubt they will pay great respect to the opinion OF
their friends; but should the Congress recommend
the restoration of the exiled princes they certainly
will refuse compliance. In that resolution, it will
be seen. they will have the appreciation of Eng
land Napoleon is dspleased with the delay in
signing the treaties at Zurich; and he has it seems,
directed his Ministers there not to submit anv long
er to delay. He wants, evidently, to escape re-
sponsibility, by handing the whole question over to
aCongress.
MoDENA, Nov 9-Evening.-The following is a
summary of the proclamation issued to-day BY
Signor Farina, Dictator of Modena and Parma,
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Thea SEES Of the Company on the 18th of Octo-
her, 1859, were follows, viz:
Real Estate and Bonds and s5s35OO
Stocks Loans Stocks, Accrued Interest
Bonds ana Mortgages, and Loans, Rents of
Real Estate Savae< &c..................... GI2l7S g
I56,7l57
Bills 576S5i
Premium Accounts not yei Collected. IO49I q
Scrip Of sundry Mutual Insurance Companies,
,ncuding sl5 25l Of the Company's Scrip
estimated 81 800 81
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DOMESTIC MARK Els.

The Charleston Courier, of Friday, says
Rice-ThiS cscuent attracted good deal Of attention
til towards the close of the week VIII the demand fell
Off which fact taken in nnection with heavy receipts,
have depressed prices and when closed our inquiries
the market q ct. under the opening figures. The
receipts which comprise some $50 tres have nearly all
been sold Prices have ranged from S3S to S but the
bulk Of the sales have been made within the of
s3 7-l6G3A per hundred. There have been OF tho
higher grades the market.
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AT Chicago, on Friday night, during the preva-
ience OF violent gale of wind the walls of the new
Music Hall in the course of erection, were blown
down, damaging several buildings in their fall.
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NEW YORK, OCTOBER %, 1889.
AZ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE AT
FAIRS this Company published in conformity with the
requirements 10th section of the Act Of its ncorpoa
tiOn.
Premiums on uncxpred risks on the 4th Oct,
1855 s5S...................... $2592S0 20
Premiums received during the year to 4th Oct,
1889
ON Marine RiS&s......................;9is,S0 ,S0ilS
On Inland do. ...................... lo.S.SSi
On Fire do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 35,g6iO-l O256T.o9
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25 boxes mdse., stellmau, Heinrichs Co do Cort
Ian & CO.; 46 do H. F. Albcrti < Co do s. Rosenfed
4 Co; 81 do, Lerew, Sander Co. do C. Spiker &
Co Is do F. Uhrlaub; 81 do, F.. W. & f. Damman:
do Hodges Bros; do C. Allemand; Is do, A Vogeer
do H. Dubring, Philadelphia; do John Dali; l30 do
cigars, Gail & Ak 25 do, Marburg Co do, IS casks
rlums Geyer Wilkens do, W inc, F L. Branns Co;
lures 20 do cigars Beck Bachman; % do s76 do pipes
A SeemulItr & Sons; do mdse., 6casks cheese IL DO
bees Pracht Vone L Co.; do. mdse., 600 demjohns
% hampers bottles 225 boxes pipe clay boxes mdse
Won Kapff a Areps; IS baskets casks hex, oerchs II
Lurman; 13 boxes wine A Schumacher Co.; do. mdSe
Bros Bonnger; % pks. do, sundry persons
Rio DE JANEIRO-Brig Monticello
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The Kanawha Valley Star states that one PROT.
J. Bronson Clark" an itinerant Temperance Lee
turer and organizer of ''GoOd Tempiar Lodges,
was ordered out of Charleston lately, the ground
that he was suspicious character.
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The StecTage Passengers OF the Steamer
Indian.
New York, Nov. 2S.-The following additional
names of the steerage passengers lost by 'the dis
Thomas Clavcrhouse and VIM. Johnston.
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New YORK, Nov. 23.-The steamer Empire City
from Havana, with advices Of the 3d. has arrived
Great festivities We're to come off the 24th, in
honour Of the arrival of the Captain Gen
eral.
Sugars were stiff, but not active. Molasses nom
inal. Freights were declining. Exchanges were
slightly better.
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Expenses and Re Insurances. 799495l -5I33l59
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lSI.,si9 N]Il, MAI94<91c,1,
by 1'ELEG RAPAs

j H..
July 49,. Flour ratie from uey.vbcat ia
aiteF sales of C0D blls new wheat slIptrGn
@ ps 1s,Iy Limo on private terny su0 bbs old stock
nc The tuSp ectious for s1S.i
naonnI to 3,i99 ibis. Rye Flour l,eiJ at S
!sa "a without sales The demand fol- Wheat med
sues 3'lu9 huSat s ~ for prime new red: 81 As for
sold at s. ,25@1 Su. : " 'sA siiot' 80 RED
SISctSNA July Fousin4cttve and lroo
M Stsy3 Tor Wnea pressing on ,lles ma * IT
when are above tile views OF buyer
r quota ions Barley nomnaly 55s. Whisky has
ttsGs AT 4c Provisions vEttho 1T CHANCE
o! ~ hhcs bacon nd 43U us shoulders anu sides 5
% li.ds S;ltk slides ut Sc. - - 49,
July 15Flo'r steady: sa OF OLD ITnvard
81 brands az aud City Mills at As Wl,c.S is
ou9S SALES Of u pil bush ntIvaDc,
unSnang" White S"d yellow sell 1t ProNisions
WHISKY dull ii &c. - ~ = =: 0's9'
NEW q OK, July l5F!our has declnel 1881 from
x - l9o:i % .! D6ts sold State
10 i2f Ohio and ST. southern. STne,t a ~
a.es we're un,np .r;snt Corn
brought $50 Bz4z== - 1919
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By THE UNION LIME
TO TIA e Danny RNPRF5Es86sINC ER
=oFFIoE, CORNER lArER ANpMoSRor STREETS

p = LIE UNION LIN u.
TO TIA 3 Daily RRTRFsEstsINCRi
OFFICE, CORNER WATER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nkg YoRk, July 15.-Tl,e Rome correspond
ent5 oil the EEre1Ny Post gives the particulars OF
the outrage at Ptrugia, upon Mr. Edward New
ton terk ms aud purity, UCsI}oSlon. The hOte
where they were stopping was ingaC'ed5by 81
pand OF soldiers, who rushed into tEic diuner
room, killed the=waiter before the eyes Of the
nofrlticd ladies, Mrs Perkins, Mrs Dome, and
Mrs. aud Miss Cleveland Shot the suaaste. of the
hotel, and destroyed the furniture, carrying OIL
however, all that vas valuable. Mr. Perkins and
party saved their lives Nv to a secre;
sIlassage, with the5nlother Of the hotel kcSt,cr
where they remnined hid for II hours Their
baggage, jewr!Ty, &c:, was carried off, aud the
actual loss amounts To S., 800. Mr.. Stockton
the U. s. Minister at Rome, is taking energetic
measures to obtain satisfactory reparatioA
a meeting OF the Bar will be held tn. morrow
to express the regret OF tile profession at the
loss los It has sustained in the death Of Rufus
Ghoate.
JOHN Sampson and Dan'l AtcI[erriean were
mortay zlyounded, and John McIIcrrigan some
whati'Jnred III IN atlray on list Street, last
might Il would seem tllut they committed the
first breach Of the peace upon some Germans
named Jacob Eberhartit and JACOB Shuck, and
sone Women. Sauck has been arrested, but
Ehcrhardt has escaped.
Robert Vincent aud Alfred Perry, Of Orange,
n. j., were drowned in the Pussail river on
Wednesday evening, their bat having been
run down by steamer
The Stock Exchange had quite aliveiy ap.
peara;lce to day, more so THAI for some time
past and the volume OF tlansactods is unusll.z
tally large for =t::iS season ot#t!ic Year. THE
business was we'll distributed throughout the
list, especially among the speculative shares
which have been freely sold I3I future delivery
tof late.
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@ II OFT Es.
r. g. Ga.l.Rs & ces

ri TAKE rsesnFs tr tnyl.tsg the attention &c
.rS5-{.S Ar tNt, Amateur, and the pahlfc ptbrr,y
SID IL their NEyScILE PIANO FGl;1E ;.st ~:
. trodsc,: The growing =.!rS!r.5 tors r
ttaiio E t'a shat! approach GrIr: in vGIDnss ri
s sYG the sam time sx"l!
Ees 20 tite production such ~ an ON ,I
Is rearlSd and We satin tsc wt!tnat cnt
petition. - - " Sessa.
so Our ltaass are all guaranteed
laett3 itfc: OF sold nv AM f
our AGENTS throughout curt.trS NC solicit
Of o1iagt,
@en{N+ ,1 tass. a. IL. GALE & CO.,
z1s%271E Toe I1sI i2T; ST., New YoTs.5
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! 8 INT u i GlENGER.

SATURDAY MORNING, july 1ss.5859.
largest circulation.ofan Pape. in West
- ern Virginia.
GAL NJ .AzEElHE[E1.EEG3=lESSS
e7s, Cents a IgseE.-T The I0te7ligsaeer is
arnshed To =su oscsi6ers many part Of the city
,ne;.tbborhool at ten cents week.
" - ezos1ss--
.iqother Robbery di.rest et The 7aisl--
Yesterday morning young lady from Catiiz
,,5io in making some purchases at the store. Of
n SicoIl \ Bro, laid her pocket book, contain
5zss 10, downuron the counter. Shortly after.
lids rougl. looking customer came in picked
.,.. Ian, and went out a gain without paying for.
He had Just lett=t!le house when the young
l,iy discovered that her pocket book was. gone.
1.-The rough looking cnstomerwas immediate.
,ysuspected for tahing it. In tie pocket book.
was a ring, which the young lady had taken to a
;sz4,sf,s# to get repaired. For some reason.
.l,sr SHOWING the ring, she lett with the intcr,-
,is1 d Failing again. Tic jewcler was Of. course
somewhat surprised when the rough man al.
ladel to- presented the same ring, with the re.
ooes, 10 iayezis adjusted to the size of his I'm
yer. The officers, being on the look out got
wind Of this circumstance, and the man was
arrested and taken before AID. Dulty. He gave
III. na.ue as John Foy, aud said he was a fire.
MN on the steamer RIB. Hamilton. lie also
saidtTathe picked the book up in the street
hut The fact Of his having his whiskcrs cut of
immediately after getting possession Of the
money, does not go very far TO confrn#h his as
selt]n He was sent to jail fora further hear
ing
- JEttri4tong tE'esier=I9i.g fcultiss.-L
Ilsk Allison, who is NOT unknown 10 the police
Ftsasls, recently married a widow named AIRS,
Fleming, witl=a large family of large children,
saa,e oltilenlz,nnch larger than Jack himself,
bgr none haudsonlcr, the husband being the
paragon Of masculine loyeliness. Pity he
=,I!ias>., In=the new relation Jack and Mrs.
fleming have lived as happily as the high price
. provisions would permit, up in the vicinity
ttaeold jail. Night before last, Jack became
se5:aded at one Of the striplings who was lc,rn.
~ u call him father aud in the heat of passion
zal BAD whisky Frustrated the youth upon the
=feor with side wipe from his open hand
'ftte virtnoQs Mrs. Fleming felt that the ghost
a The lear#departe would risenp did she per.
mi such an outrage upon his offspring topass
l4ivtiy b.. She proceeded to Aid. Wrig6t'S
=al had jackson apprcnbended. Jack was
't-.,'st down, fined S and taken to jul BY.
e!iiser Eiektarl.=in default Of payment. After
hsleparture Mrs. Fleming insisted upo. get
ting "Et the neeessaryspape to attach Jacks
wages at tie place where he had been employ.
cd Tie purpose Of the attachment was 10 Sc
cure board=biil which Jack had contracted
with Mrs. f. since the matrimonial alliance
Tie AID. could not understand how a wife
could collect y board bill from her husband, and
50 the matter dismissed.
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GO Ola Il ].
WHO 4 ,Iss IS ~, IA 5

y 5Se-sA-4 44.i NtSAESISlGtI
BRooagt-C Common SIX
BurTGR--LH kegs 9BlO.s
BqcKEES-3 Earettas$ 9@s9, q5.
CHSRSE-feX Reserve SISR9c.
CASDLHS-TaUw nlou Il IA: Iii1ts.sE Star 9e an
C0FFSE--J1Ra lSc; Rio. i3aloI
Gs25Gts5O = =. e,Oas superb me
&H<AT-l25.
sRYB-lUU
CoRS-l,In
{ HAhLET-65.5
0ATS-5i
EeATMERs--4n9 45S.scarce.
EtsHShad 3lJ f4errngs SO. Ma RI arai N a
EeRS-lt acc00II 3tEIaST 1<c q " -
GfISsASG-55aG geo.
HoP5-Ts9S, ilIl. go -
l.iIE-Eouisriile'1 80
o SzsssfSs 3s!saps40 Sugar House
SAyAL ST9Rss--Hurpen 20; tar &4tl@5
N4ILs--3lf for f0d. = = 49,
3 RAGS-F@518, dull.
RICE-516 @5G.
S<EOs-Fiaxseed 125; Glover SIX.
SoAe--CasLiIet per IL IS: common S5Ses
SU0AAS-New Orleans T1f6S hhIl Ea5SIS In bl,1
SNUFE-Scotch 2f; RapiSeT 22sRe6 - - 44s
FEA-Gunp6Wder4atd5 20; Impcrial 4H6a65. 1,S osa-n
sS gS %ol93acI Oolong 35@I5c. -
s I9BAcC05-6tmtsts l2 i've roll o49FS
o"SOL-unwastcd from IS to CoIn,noT7 05 -,
3Vi FuA blood extra 4U.to 40. 9+4E- ~
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CoorEEsrowS, ~ Y, June zll.-=In tie u. s.
court tt,-duy Justice Nelson granted an in
Junction or the patents Of OsI,nru & Vincent,
against Lockwood Brothers of n Y, prohibit
Ting them from selling ladies skirts Ol The style
covered by the plaintiffs patents.
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The5cxchange on London for the Vanderbilt
Tomorrow is notso stitIly held as by the pre-
vions t:ail. One or two lending drawers are
accepting ], i 01 fol, GO day bills. Elle export of
gold by#thc City of Baltimore and Vanderbilt,
foot up about 81, 100000
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Sfoattts4us Gon.bUstioa.-About two
q.soek yesterday morning, a large bottle, con
=tai"ins usuria'ie acid, bursted in Dr.. Funden-
be9g's drug store, Washington Hall. ~ por-
ton tlie contents OF the bottle hanover the
'l9ar, burning everything wIth=which it came III.
: contact The young men=in attendance had
seareety tine 10 get the broken bottle removed
5 into the street, when the tluid began to blaze
liai' this occurred in the store surrounded, as
'te acid w4s with barrels of alcohol there no
'eslag the danger that might have cnsued-
Druggists will take this as a warning TO handle
'oariaiic aeii! with caution
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-16

Suppose a merchant, with his store fu L
"t soais, lads that he has got to submit to
some sacrifice in orderto meet his demands,
Tie best thing he.can do9 The hypoth-
esis IS probable enough in these times, bnt=tse
answers TO the practical question will be vari
o4S- They ought 10 be, because the method
"6iel"i afford relief to one. is not advisable,
or II 50, mt available 10 another. But still, as
{ = general answer, what's better than this: Cut
F soNn your prices advertise vigorously, and Sc |
els your goods