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RO1sis
RO7adS
OF THE NEW ORLEANS, OPELoUSAS
-AED-


oreat Western Railroad Company
The President this Company now give public
notice that desrous of contracting Road
from Bewcks Bay opelousa they offer for negotiation
Bonds Of the Company for OO dated lst April 1859 and
payable IN thirty years. bearing interest at payable
semi'annually in April and October.
These Bonds are secured by FIRST MORTGAGE the
Fns Grand Division OF the Road between Alges asear
80 miles including the franchises rolling all
pots wlnrYes, ETC., appertaning to the same.
This Division w. for all purposes conpetc sDarate
Road in itself now In full operation terminating B-rwck's
y and there connected with Texas by triweekIy Of
Steamships
Punctual payment Of the interest provided for by
with the Louisiana State Bank special monthly deposits
which cannot be Withdrawn any purpose Whatever payment
be4ng made by the bank only the coupons
For the gradual redemption the Bonds contract
made with Edmond Forsa ESQ., in behalf of and for the
benefit Of and all Bondhoders with Louisiana State
Bank, establishing SINKING FUND, by deposits
Ing In S6 the months of January February and March, and
also July August and September in the following
until hna payment) to Off semannuay, $4,000 Of the
Bonds, or $4,000 annually sufficient to extingh the whole
amount at maturity.
The funds deposited cannot other purpose
whatever be Withdrawn from the Bank but to be paid
only on presentation of Bonds offered senannuay after pub
he notice. and accepted from the lowest bidders
is calculated that the proceeds of these bonds and other
Of the Company will be sufficient to construct and equip
the whole road from erwicks Bay Opeouas and pay
our whole floating debt adding 8 miles to the present extent Of
the roadopcnug up of great fertility and agricuu-
raj resources increasing very materially the
road.
1t Is with this object and with these views that these bonds
perfectly well secured, offered favorable terms
Copies Of Mortgage paymen, Of interest,"
and for establishing Sinking Fund.- Maps showing the
Of the rond and its important Texas can
be examined application to tho office of the Company
WILLIAM G. HEWES
President
New Orleans. November ], 1859. mol 2pln
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FOURTH DISTRICT IMPROVED AND uNINPROYF
Real Estate at auction
BY J. B. WALTON,
the nth Inst. I = Z "a IL eieis,

Auctioneer onRee 10 Bank Place,
y r.. q ;11s the 18th Inst. q - Seisek
SPACIOUS LOT OF GROUND Win all III irnuSosve-
ments thereon in Faubourg Deasize Fourth District isss az
Jersey and Harmony and dsdgnsied By No + and ns
snng 81 feet inches Chippewa st. by m feef
in depth and front Pleasant ia inches n
good substantial and attic brick dwelling house
fered with slate containing four large rooms two eoetr
and gallery In shs rear adjoining upon the o
rooms the buck building Is onesory frame ho,l covered
with shingles contairng IN the yard
LOT OF GROUND designated by the No. s. IN the sare
adjoiun in the above desched messr
81 feet inches front Pleasant dspth BE-
THREE LOIS OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth NJ.
ct late city Of Lafayette in the square bounded BY osepne
evee and Rousseau Streets and designated by the
Lots Nos adon each other and measure each n fex
front on Adele by l59 feet 10 inches in dept
Lot No Sc and lines front on Adee
street 63 feet II inches and lines depth on the sde auipr
Lot No thence running towards Rousseau street. ii
inches and line thence running Josephine street IS
feet IL inches and line 10 feet 10 inches
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in ths
Fourth District in the bounded Water Levee Fr
and Saraparu Streets and designated by Nos and
Lots Nos and adon each other and each 3
which they have inches and nss 81 de
following depths: rs - = go
No 81 fee. inches depth on the sde
to First and q and ~ lines on The fne
dividing from Lot No and Lot No same on
the line dividing I from Lot No and 81 feet inches
lines ON the other side line Soraparu
a-TERMSOnet third cash and the balance years
IN the notes OF the purchaser bearing per
and mortgage until final payment per cent interest
on on the notes after maturity not pnncaay paid The build
the vendor. f8l5.s u Tfsefs1'
Acts Of sale before W H. Peters, Notary Public ct the ex-
E ua
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DEsIRABIZ DWELLINGS, ,wKII. LOCATED ANp VERY
cosvenIsnt V buaness, 4 Auctios -
By ]. B. WALTON.

-x,v,usr Asssiasn. - y Bnk P1sse.
'NHVRSDAY, 15lh New. lssa - II .s...s~nr
~, aI me ~ Charles Kxchsnee, Win IS saSS..
ONE lot oF GROUND ri ths saulsS ttisS1 - O.,
and Tsrpsiehore streets measuring d ~ fs ~ AZ
rondset street BY ITO fess in d<psh ps1s -. q -
4 MODERN TWO STORY rRAns 81 s nc -.
slate roof. containing the usual numher n fpeS
arranged wide bali, galleries IN foas - go
for s. Per anniun. until the 3Ist Ocfokss r. -
H5-TERMS-Ihe purchaser viii pn4xugs6 = -
notes. each for $l7l6 662x dated April, IS66 ~
April, 1850 and one payment April 106l wk - -
snnnm interest from date to maturity and 70 v1 " 80
$1,000 at two years from dxy Of saIe With - ~
TWO LOTS OF GROUND II the square bosudsd " -
Charles Gate Nsyadesl street Cejopc, Ce 80 Casocs
streets, measuring each 9 feet inchcs oa % S ChGs
street by depth Of 6 feet ~ INCHES and Hse
as lines running b.ek 70 common alley n ~
Two MODERN. WELL BUILT, TwosroRY rR4nE
dwelling houses adjoining containing each WITH
black Italian marble mantels wide hail. galleries fsa
pantry, Kitchen ironing rooni water esosst tn Grs
floor two large bed and cabinet de niain buI
the second floor there s alley for each house cp "a q
Charles street about feet wide This eiout
square from Iivo Circle on the lest sde Of ST. Chnsles
directly the line Of the Carroon and Lafayette Raroas
and convenient to the Apollo and Pytania lines
and onsss an opportunity for safe investment.
&1TERAS-Oneth third cash. balance two yenrr IN
notes Of the purchasers in equal nsaens bearing nfress e
per cent from day Of sale maturity and er
cent thereafter If not punetnay paid BY osase %
he property the property to he kept injured purchasers
and the policies Transferred to the z
Act Of sale before A. Masueau Ess Notsry Pubc Il -
Of the purchasefp. -
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To the COffOs, Trade.

Al meeting buyers brokers
18th of October last and convened for the purpose Of deng
means to redress certain abuses and grievances existing in
necon with the cotton trade of New Orleans the following
resolutions adopted.
That the practice by factors Of offering
fer sale dusty sandy parcel, along with other
parcels free from such defects be dcountenanced by buyers
and in order do this the eHecuay dusty and sandy
eettous hereby declared unmerchanabe and factors
recommended sell them separately their
That sellers Of shall be held responsible for any just
reclamaons for false packed the following that
effect being inserted in the brokers also every
invoice rendered to the buyer Subject claims for false
packed coton.'
That the practice of replacing lost bales Of
cotton without the of the
fraudulent substitution that shall be treated such, and
the fact reported to the committee be hereafter appointed
that and oer purposes such action the gravity
reque and buyers and shippers of cotton engage
themselves to uphold the action of the COMMITTEE If
with it the necessity discontinue receiving
such delinquent Press long as remains under the open
covered control of the offending party.
That the charge Of five per bale by Presses
ordered for shipment the day it is received be
longer paid provided the shipper gives the COMPRISING order
the day the cotton received and the vessel the day
following.
That buyers the charge of fifteen
bale which the Cotton Presses attempt exact from those
buyers who wish their uncopressed the
day ii Is delivered.
That factors shall replace iron hoops with ropes unless
special contract Is made to the contrary.
Z. That standing committee, comprising fifteen cotton
brokers' appointed take action violation of the rules
adopted this meeting and also to adopt such other rules
amongst Themselves to secure uniform and satisfactory
method OF receiving cotton
resolution fcornnory of the method Of weighing cotton
practice ao introduced bu, having been carried by
small majority only, is here omitted leaving the question
open further action to be taken practicable
The of dray8gcs charged by the Presses has
touched by the established city ordinances every
has the remedy in his own hands.
Tie standing committee Of fifteen brokers to be appointed in
he.u
shortly organize.
document embracing the above resolutions deposited for
signature the paror Of the Crescent City Bank and will be
left there unit, Saturday she 18th instant being
that the proposed shall be binding only sufficient
number Of signatures be obtained list Of those who
sgned up the 10Th inst will then be made public
present declared final open
action, as the may be.
cohNITrEE.
AUGUST BONN, of J. Lecesne & Co.
D. HUBBARD, of Greenleaf & Hubbard.
ARMAND HEINE, Of A. NJ. Heine.
GABL. VIM. COUVES, of Peter Maxwell & Co.
]. KRUTTSCHNITT, of Rechard 4 Co.
New Orleans, Nov 4, 1859. MS 2ptd
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AMuSEMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
SPALD1NG q ROGERS, =
MUSEUM AND AAPHITHEATKR.
" NJ h'srAiDsse..s.-'. Manager
Last Thee Nights Of
Hoettner's German Dramatic Company,
saaAT aHs Tsas sssssssr Ct HrsAr j o.. King
.. r.; sssRsz 1sssPh L
sSS s1saF
Operate FAIRY a1ss.sis sssss s HHH stEsb4Hsrpr S,gh
e fsa ss'ss ss.ss cent: IT..
r. -Pslfsmanee EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sArur.
VARIETIES THEATER- =
JOHN E. OWENS, Lesee Manager
Mr.. JOHN E. OWENS having taken the above THEArER
has the pleasure Of announcing the Citizens New Or
leans that he will shortly open the Varieties with power
fol and efficient Company, for the production Of
STANDARD COMEDY,
DRAMA,
EXTRAVAGANZA and
BURLEsQUE.
The following Ladies selected from the most
talented Artists the United States compose Com
pany:
II. J. WALLACK, Sid
London New York Thea.ers his first appear
ance in this city.
C. W. COULDOCK,
The actor his appearance this Theater
Frn Laura Kesnes Thea,er New York his appear
ance in this city.
II. B. COPELAND,
His first appearance here for four years
w. A. CHAPMAN, a@ 4m
His hrst appearance in this city.
- JOHN z. OWENS.
His srst appearance for three Year,
Nj. LEFFINGwELL
His first appearance In this city.
T. Z. NORRIS.
HE frrt appearance in this city
| JAS SEYMOUR, ~ ". H. BRIGGS
| 7. B. hcDoNoUGH,
From the Montreal Thea,er.
GEO. wALLAcK,
| GEO. LIEGARD,
| GEO. BECKs
| JAS. TAYLOR,
| ". G. VERNON,
H. HAWK,
| 7. SMITH.
Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
From the New York Theasers her s appearance city
Miss SARA STEVENS,
Late Of the Winter Garden New York her appearance
this city.
Miss POLLY MARSHALL.
Formerly Of Burton Thease appearance in this city
Miss CoULDoCK,
Her first appearance in thscisy
MISS FLORANCE,
From Burton's Theater her first appearance CITY,
| Miss ADEoNA GALE,
Miss HANNAH GALE,
Mrs ". A. CHAPMAN,
Philnielnbfo
| ance in this city.
| Miss MAY PRESTON
| -.. Her first appearance in this CITY,
Mrs. FRANK REA,
| Her first appearance in this city
| Miss JOEY LECLERC
| Her frst appearance in this city
| Mrs. JAS. SEYMOUR,
Mrs. H. BLAND
Mrs. PRESTON,
Miss sALL1E BENNER
| Miss ELLA wEsNER,
Miss LoTTIE HEINEss
Miss TILLIE STEPHENSON.
| With full and efficient Orchestra, conducted by
| Signor CARLO PATTI
| HS~Due notice will be given of the Opening Pieces
LESSEE and MANAGER. .......... Mr.. JOHN E. OWENS
STAGE MANAGER. Mr. H. j. wALLACK
Prompter. I. B. McDoNoUGH
Leader Of Orchestra Sig CARLO PATTI
Scenic Aross JOHN R. SMITH
Costumer ALFRED H. HOWELL.
From the Boston Theater)
Property Maker Mr. A. H. BENEDICT
Machnift Mr.. GEO. WILSON
Gas Man. ............................. Mr. F. BECK
| PRICES OF ADNISSION
friVate BOXES ~ 90 to IS 90
according to Location)
Upper and Lower Dress Circle and Parquette IS
Boxes CIhrd Ter)..... 80
White Gallery. Observation-Disclosures. Is
Colored Gallery. Is
| from A. NJ. until p NJ during the week.
tJ-On Sundays, from 10 A. u. until 8 p NJ
rPvate Boxes and Chairs secured two days in ad
| of the day of performance.
| u1-Ne seats secured until paid for.
| NIL W. b. CH1PPENDALE, Treasurer.
| a i. VEGAS, DANCING. AcADEnrY
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POSITIVE AND UNREsRRvED SALE or Inrs N rIsR
town q Osyka, Mis4-Saceession e G. G. BeT "a G. C
By J. B. WAIToN.

Asctioneer- OMee 10 Bsak Fsscs
SATUMDATi Deesmber ., 1853, II II s'clsek
Of order Of the Honorable the Fourth District Cout n T
Orleans dated eth October lS6e aecout 81 ie eie a
Chas g Bier and G. Bier Co., win " sud q reIie
ton without
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the town al Ovyka atssu Il
Mississippi situated Liberty street. between ryf an1 sr
streets square from the New Orleans Jacson M reaf
depth. "a - ~ s - ~ ~
iH-TERMS-Cash as ss
Of sae before J. Ricardo Notary Public a te sapsnss
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vENTE POSITIVE ET SANS RESERVE DE- TERRI ArNs
dams la vile de Osyka MsSuccession de q G. icr e Il
c. Bier Co. ~ Is x sl7r7s | a. "a ~
PAR J. B. WALTON.

PAR J. B. WALTON,
observation-disclosures 10 Bank Pfsce
SAMEDI, lie de decembre 1859. nSAf -
~ rEchange St Charles m ofde
de Honorable Quasme Cour de District d. h
ans date doctobre 1850 compte esancjefs Is
Chss u Bier ct o. e. Bier Co., Il vendu rencsn
DEux TERRA1Ns dams Ia vile Osyka Fiat du Missjs.
sipp stuss Ia befte rues Premiere n Deu
iems une e du chen de fer de Ia NouvrIe Osan jackson
pieds de profondeur Ss@5575'7S s7,nSss5.'-..
! JrCONDITIONS-Comptan 81
Acte de pardevant d. Ricardo Nokae Pute .ss
rails e racqutrenr. N "A !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11
AoRDINARY DRAWING to take place as above spe.
Gifted
One Grand Capital Prize OF 500 ,OOO! I!
The Ordinary Drawings

OF Wood Eddy Co.'s Lotteries will take place at Augusta
Georgia, RS folows
Glass 45 Draws SATURDAY, Nov. O. ls59.
Glass 4s Draws SATURDAY, Nov. IL, 1859.
Glass 4s Draws SATURDAY, Nov. &c, 1889.
Glass 40 Draws SATURDAY, Dec g. 1859.
Glass 80 Draws SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1859.
Glass 81 Draws SATURDAY, Dee. a. ls5o.
Class So Draws SATURDAY, Dec 81 1859.
Glass 81 Draws SATURDAY. Jan. l. 1860.
Glass IS Draw. SATURDAY, Jan "a, 1860.
Glass 81 Draws SATURDAY, jan y, lSGU
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WOOd, Eddy S Co.'s
SIN GLE N UMBER LOTTERIES
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
&1oo,oooN
WOOd, EddY S Co.'s
rho E,traor,linary Drawings

NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY NINE T1cKEEslil
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ORDINARY DRAWING, to take place above specified.
One Grand Capital Prize of $50, 900!

54S5 amounting TO- SSoJuO
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS; Quarters 81 5O
nJA the request of OF Southern and South
Correspondents have been induced Of
6ce in New Orleans Tickets filed.
Orders will be promptly attended to- if addressed to
C. T. HOWARD,
Box l5l H. Post Office. New Orleans, La.
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
o2s 2pGw Augusta Georgia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11

The ExtrMOrd1nRry DfuW1hHB
or Wood, Eddy Co.'s Single Nunhber Lotteries will take
plac. in pubc nnder the Commission
ers ut Augusta, Georgu, as follows:
Glass No. n Draws SATURDAY, Nov. 10, 1850.
Glass No. 81 Draws SATURDAY, Dec. II, 1859.
Glass No Sc Draws SATURDAY, jan q, 1860.
Glass No. 60 Draws SATURDAY, Feb IS, 1sG0.
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a. j. VEGAS DANCING ACADENTY

a. J. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,
( ~ At
~ ODD FELLOWS, HALL
~ Prof. j. VEGAS most respectfully to his
friends and the public in general that his Dancing Acad-
emy will be open for the season, ODD FELLOWS HALL on
the 18th of October when he meet with the same
liberal patronage as before
The fashionable Quadrie DEs DANES lately danced in the
highest circles in Paris and London and newly introduced in
New York and Philadelphia, by Pofs Martin A. Dod-
worth also the and graceful quadlle De La Cour will
introduced this season. ~
Days of tuition for CdenTuesdays Thursdays Satur-
days, from to O'Clock +. NJ
Ladies' Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
until IL O'Clock N. "N =
Gsntlemens MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays from
Practicing Parties for Ladies' and Gentlemen every Wednes
day.
before-once every month.
gg For terms, apply to Prof Vegas, Odd Fellows Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11
', SUNDAY, November Is-Jas Njoh.
Operate Fairy Spectacle entitled THE sPEynTuprrr

SATURDAY NIGHT November II
na afse entitled THE BAD sPiRIT-JUMP1cy yAaA
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PARTICULAR. NOTICES.

NEW ORLEANS s4yIEGs IssTTTUros.} I
November Q, 1859. :
r2r- The Trustees Of this InstifutfOn have
this day declared dividend the per
yious 10 the 1st inst. -
The dividend due each deposor paid placed
to his or her credit deposit the Ist November may
preferred.
NIL A. EAM JONES Tr
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~ Admissfon, 80 cents. Colored Gallery 2s cen.s
n-Doors open at half past oclockCu,tain Ts. :. h.r
Performance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY s4rrp.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11

r, SATURDAY NOON November I2
o. Trick over Tick irS'hh' ENhEenfiEo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11


Boots Shoes and Brogans-wout to cloe cotiC
ments. .
BY E. ROGER Il CO.,
Auction Room, 2S Old Levee street.
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A,
sold ~ ' " ~
SV cases Boots Shoes and Brogans for Men, Women and
Chuden-comprsng the best season at
auction ~~ - ~ ~ "
ihs sale is made to close various consgnments buy
ers WI" hnd ii to their advantage attend the sale posi-
tive and without reserve. '
HJ-TERAS-Oyer $2DJ, four months credit
Catalogues will be ready and obtained the morning
Of sale. nil
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11

~ r.,, FRIDAY. November H.
Soionon's Judgment 80 " "a ''A'.i"i o'' nm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11

SPALD1NG q ROGERS,
MUSEUM AND AMPHITHRATER
w. H. srAiDisG.,.t -,..-.-..-........... Manager.
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upnH pJVEP IA pIATE DIPETT


Captain Oliver of bark Kate, from Montevideo,
furnishes the Exchange Reading Room with the fol-
lowing particulars in regard to the movements OF
the Paraguay expedition:
By the "Merai'' (steamer) which arrived at Mon
tevideo on the sh of February, advices had been
ceived of the arrival at Ascuncon, Capital of Para
guay,) of the United States steamer Fulton, with
United States Commissioner Bowlin and Com. Shu-
brick ON board, and as they had been allowed to
ascend the river without opposition, it was expected
the American question would be amicably settled.
The steamers Harriet Lane and Water Witch and
briggs cambridge and Perry were all at Corrien-
ties.
The United States ship Preble, storeship Supply,
bark Release steamers Southern Star, ATLANTA
Westernport and Memphis were on their way ur
the river.
Tne United States ship Falmouth was at Buenos
Ayres with Com Forrest on board.
The frigates Sabine and St. Lawrence were al
Montevideo Several OF their officers and about Gne
half of their crews had been drafted on board the
vessels bound up the river-all well.
A marine was drowned from the Fulton on hel
way up the river.
Mr. r. B. Forbes has gone on an excursion VI
the Uruguay in the little steamer Alpha, which was
brought out from Boston on the deck OF brig n an
kin--his yacht Edith also in company.
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Many of our readers will be delighted to learn
that that bewitching and piquant little woman,
Mademoiselle MARIA PIccoLoMINI, is about to re-
turn to Baltimore, and that she will give grand
concert here to-mo rrow evening at Carroll Hail
assisted By Mile GHIoNI, Signore LoRIsI and MAG
eIoRorrr, and Mons LEaENDRE As this will be the
last appearance Of PIoooLoMSi in this city, before
her return to Europe, we are sure that no one who
has not yet seen her will fail to embrace the oppor
funity, while those who have already enjoyed the
charming naiuete Of her acting will take pleasure
In renewing their former impressions. PAEsIRLLo's
delicious little opera, entitled La Ssrpa Padrona,
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The absolute ownership of the Washington Union
having been transferred by purchase to General
Bowman, late Superintendent of Public Printing.
the name of the paper has been changed by the
new Editor and Proprietor to that of s'The Consti-
tuition" The first issue of the latter appeared yes.
terday. Like its predecessor it will reflect the opin
ions of the Government, and "advocate the prnci-
''ples which the Democratic party all over the
Country claim as common property"
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,ilIs payable on Mar. 8, the date o. the last

fhe DIS payable on Mar. 0, the date Of the last
statement amounted to.................. s62s2 10
Biiis payable at the present date 4S43 81
Showing decrease of.............,..... $l,38S l3
j. l. ATKINSON, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
April 10, 1859
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Mile PIccotosrsr playing the part of Serpna,
character which she has made peculiarly her
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JoHNsToN's INSURANCE Rooms,
IS SECOND STREET:

JoHNsToN's INSURANCE Rooms,
Is SECOND STREET.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Companies. Capital and surplus
Security Insurance Company of New York s261 600
Phenix g 50 Sc g 1000
Resolute, 247,000
New World, 60 &c Sc " 245,000
MontauE, " " ........ 100000
Charter Oak of Hartford, Connecticut. 3i2000
Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia 35l 900
Abemare, of Virginia. 200000
Lynchburg, ..........,...,.............2 o0,000
Northern Assurance Company, London
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Mercantile Mutual of New York $50
Lynchburg of Virginia. 20060O
Charter Oak Of Hartford, Connecticut 342D00
Marine and Fire Policies issued upon approved risks with
out the delay Of consulting the home offices.
Policies issued, losses adjusted and paid.
THOS D. JOHNSTON,
fel0-tf 73 Second street.
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This the only stitch that be raveled and that
the appearance upon each side of the
made with two threads upon each side of the fabric
and nterlocked in the centre oft Send for Circular
OFFICERS ". BALTIMORE STREET,
sl6-ly Baltimore, Md.
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Sophia Elkins, girl IL years old, was detected in
the act of picking pocket in the train from
Elizabeth for Newark, N. j., on SATURDAY. The
girl met the charge before magistrate with
remarkable boldness, and her speech and conduct
indicated that she adapt at the business.
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CHARLES ii. CRAFT. LOUIS r. d. CLIFTON
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
ADVERTISING 4 GENCY.
CRAFT CLIFTON,
OFFICE, No Second Story Franklin Building, n E.
ofBaltimore and North streets
re- Baltimore Merchants, On application above,
have their Advertisements inserted at Prices in
ANY NEWSPAPER PERIODICAL Usl7E STATES, at
a saving the Advertiser of all commissions postage,
trouble, &c fe2ltmyl
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The GROVER & BAKER

The GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities for manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES, with all the recent i'm
provements, have reduced their prices and offer for sale
A NEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
1t no longer questioned that these Machines are the best
in for family sewing They
HEM, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the superior and are the only machines in
well and simply made, that they may be
into families with other instructions than
circular which accompanies each machine, and
rom which
A CHILD OF TEN YEARS
may readily learn how them, and keep them in order
They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seamstreSs
can do it, even if she works q, the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR.
Is there husband, father brother in the United States
would permit the rudgery of hand sewing his fami
y, when a GROVER BAKER MACHINE will do it better
expedousy and cheaper than possibly be done
by hand?
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