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Eneall tons les Samedis.

II E soussigne fera tendre i Penean, tnus
- les Samedis, q son magasin. encoignufe
Maine ct Landry, aux Opelousas. toutes
sortes DE- marchandises seehes, groceries,
boissons, liqueurs, &c. Les articles misen
vente seront adjuges au plus fort enoherls-
seur, sans reserve.
.McEIUSBAND.
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Succession d'AugqFs1} Leger, sc.
I'M vertu dun ordre d. pHoqorable, L"
.MA Cour du Quinzieme Dist. 81 Judicinre
de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams enc. Ir la
Paroisse St. Landry, lie soussigne, encanteur
dument commissionne, vendra a rencan pu-
bile, au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur,
sur lhabitation ci-dessous decrite, le
Vendredi, 6 Avril proclaim, 1860,
les proprietes ci-apres decrites, appartenant
lafiita sunoaasion d eaunir
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Succession Gle Toussaint Quebedeau.
Il f public est par lie present averti quill
I'D sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus
offrant ct derpier encherisseur, par lie sous
signe encanteur, a la derniere residence de
feu Teussaint Quebedeau, decide, a Ia Prai-
rie des Femmcs, lie
Mardi, ~ Mars proclaim, 1860,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, apparte-
nant a la succession de feu Toussaint Que
bedeau decide, dernierement de la Paroisse
St. Landry, a savoir
I'm MORCBiU DIE TERRE.
situe sur les Bayous Bourbeux ct Fuselier,
Ia Prairie des Femmes, contenant cent
soixante- e-dix arpents plus ou moins.
UN HaORCEAU DE TERRE
boisee d'environ 80 acres, situe dams Ia meme
localite, etant la superfcie totale des Sec
tions fractionnelles Nos. s ct 40 des Town
ships 8 ct I du District Sud Quest des terres
de la Louisiana.
UN AUTRE M0RcEAU DE TERRE,
situe Plaquemine Brulee, contenant envi-
ron deux cents afpents de bois ct de prairie
Auss1 les EscLAvEs sU1vANTs A SAVIOR
Sophie, negresse agee de 20 ans, avec ses
deux enfauts !: Celise. agee de 4 ans ct une
enfant a la mamelle.
Henry, negre age de 90 ans.-homme de
choix. + .-s.-.
Basil, negre age de 80 ans homme de
choix.
Euilien, negre age de 80 ans,-homme
de choix
aa UNE NTaison de residence, une
fassM Cotonnerie, Magasin i mais, Cui-
lsssss sine, environ 1850 pieux en- cypres,
ss'aaa 1900 pieux neufs, environ 10000
perches, environ 10000 perehes dams le
bois, entourage de jardin, un lot de foin, 200
barils de mals. un lot de patates douces,
charrettes beufs, une charrette i cheval,
un lot de charrues ct herses, harnais, &c.
un jeu d'outils de eharpentier, une marque q
les animaux, IN moulin gruau,
meubles de maison, battefie de cuisine, Its
ct linge de Its, un metier, un fusil de ehasse,
une selle ct bride, un lot dc cochons, IL
tetes de betes eornes douces, une paire de
baufs de tire, deux chevaux AMERICANS, 8
mulets americains, chevaux creoles, juments
ct poulains, ct une infinite d'autres articles
CONDITIONS - Payables en- trois termes
annuels ct egaux, CONNIE suit, d savoir:: Tout
acquereur fournissant ses billets avec caution
solidaire, q la satisfaction de padministra-
trice. payables au domicile de John 3. Smith,
au Grand Coteau, dams tout Avril des an
nees 1861, 1862 ct 1863, ct portant interet
d raison de 8 pour cent par an de lenr eche-
ance jusqu'a leur Placement final, ct les terres
ct les esclaves demeurant speeialement by
potheques d ladite succession jusqu'au p1ein
ct entier Placement du principal ct des inte.
rets qui pourront s'y acero1tre.
JOHN F. SMITH, Encautenr.
Opelousas, 25 Fevrier 1860.
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s,,ccess;ar, d'Evariisfe Castillo

Nm vertu dun ordre de pHonorable, la
N Cour lu Quinzieme District Judiciaire
dams ct pour Ia Pareisse ST Landry, le sous
signe, encanteur d1ment commissionn6. dams
eli pour Ia Paroisse ST. Landry, vendra 4
renean public, au plus ofrant ct dernier en-
eherisseur. d ID residence De Nine WE Alex
andre Castillo, an Petit Bois, dams ladite Pa
roisse, le
sanedi, Z Avril proehain, 1860,
les proprietes ci-deasous decrites, arparte-
naut ladite succession, Il savair
Lucas. nArre age d environ 40 ans
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Eoa1Te DE vla1LAscg-Les membres da
eo,nite de vigilance de Ii paroisse 81 jacques,
uia en- accusation par cersains industriels
qu'ils araient juge eonrenable d'expnlser,
ont gagne leur process. On devait s'y at
tepdre parce que leur cause est on nebent-
plus ilste. est par Ia cour d. Circuit des
Esats- Unis que cette affaire d etc dEeidee. .
Nous sommes heurcux d'avoir j enr6gis-
tror pareille solution ct nous Ia puftiions
avse un plaisir infini, CONNIE compliment aux
hrares habitants qui ont en- le courage de
prendre des measures rigoureuses contre les
eoupables que 4 loi laissait impunis. ct
CONNIE avis 4 teua les malfaiteurs trop nom-
breax qui vivent psrmi nous.
nrapeau dc q ASCENSION
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/ a hIExIQuE. Les nOuyeaux details que
lnaals reeevons de ce pays paraissent peu fa-
vurables al gouvernement de Miramon. In
detendamment de IA victoire reinportee sur
tt,obes i Oajaea, les liberaux ont obtenu dau-
tIas avautages iniportants PRESIDE Tlascala
le general liberal GaravajaI battu un corps
IIlssastionnaire comn1ande par Minon, hit I00I
I|prisonnier et pris de l'artillerIe et des nu-s
sllitfans
Les forces TbGrslea ont De nouyean oceupe
Golilna, Zacatecas, San Luis. ct I'm de lenrs.
BeriOzabaI est arrive i 16 lieues1
tla lh capitale
Les lIberaux eompteat en- ce moment de.
rs rs so 19 honsnles sous les armes et Ills oe-.
Ieupent dix-sept Etats que sont divises entire
lea sleux partis et Miraunon ma pas en- son
! voiir m seul Etat enfier.
N Miramon en est alx expedients pour se
1,roaurer al rargens n j r6usssii 1 lever
sar lesqn qnela ~ 80. 600 proviennent
Il nne yente faiite All bahquier Jccker de
asli1iinse millions a obligations.
parait Que neuf millions de caaohIiga-
Eiona doivenf, dapres auelque pacte avec
leS e;abriac. ertref dams a convention fran
/ tsaise. s.
par lr'extraordI dIiinaire partii die Mexico, le
( 8l t iianyier, on i pris que M Matthews, char
aiIaires anelais. presente au cabinet
ds III llsiimat,,l, dams lequaI II de-
htsisnd y paiarnentt eonplsta das derniares
n4cl lsmstions allelaises dans ii sIIelai de huit
lIsnfas ainon # in passef On
leroy NIsxleo qna aliss,n ma rrheFaiI
'aIsabertl snr AITaredo et non sssr NeTa-l srnz,
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OP EsE I'D sgIs d
SAMEW MI TIN s MARS 1860

~ lsous sommes reqnis y anHoncer que cedant
i ID solicitation sle sos asnis, M GYars WHiaHAA
cotasrti dire caI1tliat pom Constable dc Vile
Isale.sion aura lieu eH Arrl proclaim
Ill Fssrier 1860
49, & sAsssniblEe Democsatiaue tenue a Mai
son de eour, aux 0pelousss, saHedi dernier, 2 eis
s,orabreHse es aussi nnailme dactiou qu poHvait
Id desirer Les svellements Fenir ont dsjja mani-
ssss6 lealts ombrss tenEbrslses, ct nous esp6rons
1 sser cendanre ii un ,neiIeur avesir pour q Demo-
! cratic de ST. Landry. I. !.
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..Ee Jlsry de Police de ID Paroisse 81 Landry
1 II, ,lne assembIs IA seinains derniare Quoiqn q
NOUS st connIaasions pas en fruit de h
.aarIre r9unon de- eet auguste CORDS nols po,,vons
souelss siEI,aler ~ scss s,i ess " parfaite
analagis ayee son ces1 qaii " sans eil dom
ner aris u public, slu d aoareau u atfiots dss
Dpsl,asas d lairs lss Impressions de y Paroisse.
ID Justice no pas qie cea ouyrages
soient adiages eelai les fit au plus bas prix,
surtuat quand Il jury 4 rhabitude de payer extra
.ous les ougrages ffaits poar II Paroissc
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BAYou CHIror Dss les nous ont appeIe aa
Bayoa Ghicot u sesnaine dsruisre. Mons avons
eprouve dela astisf soir II prosperit4 don't
jouit cettc psrfie de notre Paroisse.
Que dalsondsntas 1T nambrenses recoites cnnti-
nuent y rfcompenser II soln et I'industrie de ces
habitanss lnaladie 10 d. sea conps
Noasayaas oIaserse avsc regrst dana nos psrigri-
nasoHs % ces le..:., dea Heus e
vsna des de qsitter u Queue
Tottas da zspserabre dernier
Is1itafts du Ba.sel Ghicot ii des ensirous, ce
sont e rnauvais ii s saoindrss amis que ces
gens.la pIua ID sous voua en dsbsrasserez le
1,,ieux veus voassn trouserez Le yieux proverbe,
aui dst qss qa sslsseas5le II resemble quelque
roids u son Tfgard de- a coniuise ae
auelques erscns.es niaes par do mobiles sentiments
pourrais bien rs q serpent, is
riee 81 Il selsatioa ems rs IL
stsfa IL 3 des gonisss d. vigilance
,,raas uatrs nous avops ea II psaisir a.
sIsissr saslenie Az ii. ssalav. ssl,aw eat crfole
sis cstta 81 81 d habiIa i astruire Il
saassze ds Il lossl cileisis pout ssaHr;
sat easnma an6iise W ssre, son hss
Jttlsa1ssn ~ ~ Ie IIsasou glisot
E3S
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La Maison de Residence,

III une autre petite Maison, le Moulin
- a Cru, un Magasin Ma1s, un han
gar moulin 4 CRU, un hangar d moulin i
cotton. Presse ct Moulin d Cru, aue Remise.
Quatre-vingts tetes de MTa
betes i cornes, une vol R
ttre a quatre roues etss=s
harnais, ua diable ct sa chaine, seize
cents pagees de barriere en- cypres,
ane charrette q bmufs, divers lots de
pieux, planches, perches ct d'autre
bois, I'm lot d'ustensiles aratoires ct
d'outils de eharpentier, cent barils de
mays, une charrette q cheval, I'm
petit lot de peaux, une scie de long,
passe partout, hache . equarir ct
beaucoup d'autres articles don't fe-
numeration serait trop Tongue.
CONDITIONS - lie prix d'achat payable
en- trois termes aunuels ct egaux. d compter
du Ter d'Avril proclaim 1860 les acque-
reurs fournissant bonnie ct suffsante securite
personnelle, ct laterre ct les eselaves demeu-
rant specialement hypotheques 4 ladite sue
cession jusqu 'au plein ct entier Placement du
capital ct des interets qui peurront y aceroi-
tre Toute somme qui ne sera pas ponctu-
element payee 4 son echeance portera huit
pour cent interet par an de son eeheance
aupaiement final r. BENGUEREL,
Eacanteuy.
0noia,,ra, q Mare 1854
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Rosslg la1lJtllIe,

E1,eantear pour Ia Parossss 81. Esaee79
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Franeoise, negresse agee d'environ %
ans, avec ses trois enfants, SAVIOR Ste
phen, negrillon age de 6 ans Elisabeth,
negrillonne agee de trois ans, ct Rose, ne
grillonne dun an.
Melanie, negresse agee de vingt-trois aps,
avec ses quatre enfants !: Evariste, negrilIon
age denviron sept ans Valery, negrillon
age de cinq ans; Azelie, negrillonne agee
de trois ans, ct Zelima, agee de sept mois-
Um Certain MOrceau on
Fraction de Terre, situee Pla-
quemine Brulee, dams la Paroisse St. Landry,
contenant cent vingt acres de superfcie, bor-
nee au Nord par Placide Thibodeau, au Sud
par Raphael Meche, rEst par le Bayou
Plaquemine, ct a rOuest par le Domaine
pnhIic
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4 esgx orr cEIA pEuT cagoERaE - Nous SOM
mes reaus d'annoncar de favolser e voyage
il daa,urer rarrirse y temps des guas ID Con
yentisll ds Baton Roage. " steamer w. Barton,
Gapitaine L0uAlLtIHR, partifa de Washington de-
main (dimanehel heurea pr6ciaes da natin, es
passsra ~ Port Basrs 70 heures, de uuaniare 4
arriser i Baton Rouge landi aalo heurcs du I,a,in
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FEsrE nE sucGEssIIos Biz se r6fGGrant = nos co.
tonnes davis le leesaar aas ~ esciaves, ane
habitation, une bellc resistance Ell nosre vile, et
dautres prsprieees, ssrens rendues meFrredi pro
chain, pres #des aousass
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Ops
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Opelousas, 8 Mars 1860.
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@N ~ Ie3.

A. j. THOMPSON, Eneaatenr Pubic,
AFFRE ses services an puIc5 g .a go.
~ ST. Landry. On ie tronyera constantine nE aa
Barean du Sh6riE ~ y 1naIs, ,st ls'os
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9MbIif SaIes.
BIZ ADREON q CO

tROD - SALE.
T7 by virtue Of decree the Circuit Court for RaIt
~ more city, the undersigned, trustee will offer for sale
AZ pnhlc auction, on the premises, WEDN SDAY Ih
2th day OF december, 1860 at o'clock the afternoon
all those thee LOTS OF GROUND situate on ihc south
ecrihed : follows:
No IBegins the distance az % feet east from point
where the east side Of Parkin street. If extended would
nteTsec the said south side Ramsay street, and running
thence astery - feet and c inches and extending rack
soGthery for depth, with the width all the way, Go
ieet more or less, To an alley four feet WIDE communicat
wide. ~' " '- ' ''''N
No 2-Begins at the distance 40 feet inches east from
pot where the east side of Parn street if extended
would ntersect the south side of Ramsay street and
ming thence eastery, IL feet inches and eXtendp hac
SOuthery for depth, with the width all the wav m
feet, less to the feot alley aforesaid '' '
No 3Bcginning at the distance Of 10 inches east
from point where the side Of Parkin street if
tended, would ntesect the south side Ramsay sire
ard running thence eastery II feet inches extending
back souherly for depth with the width all the way
90 feet, more or less, to the foot alley aforesaid
All of said lots have the in common OF the two alleys
above mentioned.
Lot No. is subject annual rent of $50 62 and lots
Nos and subject annual rent of S25 SIX each
improvements the above lots three three story
BRICK DWELLNGSNos 10, I12 and llG Ramsay street.
Terms OF Sae-nehalf CASH balance in three months,
credit TO bear interest and to he secured by notes
OF the purchaser endorsed to the satisfaction of t trustee
SAMUEL SNOW DEN, trustee.
ADREON Il Co,
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Amusemltats.

/ s9gaIIas GRAND MUSICAL FEsTIVAL.-Don t
B ga f5 GEAEg MqsGS G9NG ET IF th
NEsDAY EVENING, at III o'clock Free to all. dloSt
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
THIS "WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
4 n asseemblage of Fashion,
THRILLING SCENES, HEALTHY SENTIHENTi
oUTBuRSTS OF PATRIOTISM.
ROSE Tf E N92sn R6s EaE RR
'''e VIM Ti is CWEDNEsbAYj NIGHT,
AM'i0DffR Hf SE ESRjnl''eneeo of
Are We all there? Areye all there,
Stars Of my country sky?
Help me to count and not miss
The Gpg stf Pat in %y g Ieo s6y
THE REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER
THE REVOLUTIONARY SOIDIEK.
n3-The curtain rises at precisely ~ O'Clock. 1t
FRONT STREET THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
The m anagement take pleasure in announcing re en-
sasen'en'' 'OF SIN ni MoNS Sni ByiiG GsSb
G T sysy P m Te g w be
RoBAfIG TRoUPE Of STAR P f:i
MONS oKo VII Thu fPBBfRsti II Ak sfas character
and %aks R tfT GR Sc iT z PfFG's s stage
Go and see Blondin make his ascension and. CARRH
WI WEbNE ESD = AND SATURDAYS Grand Matinee
for the especial accommodating otfamlies
aa e9e rce * cents no
~, 20 cents Boys oaileTy, 10 Genus. uiVot
D0SITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
THE oR gHSInFs sFS SaS k1 1GN THUMB.
TEMPERANCE TEMPLE, NORTH GAY ST,
MONDAY, December 10th.
Two entertainments each day, Afternoon at g. Evening
at 10 O'clock open half an hour previous.
The Little General appears in all his Songs Dances,
mutations, Statues, &c, assisted by Mr. W. T0MLIN the
great English Baritone and Buo from the Nobites Con
certs, London MIR. William De Vcre the American Tenor,
and Mr.. c. g. Titcomb, Pianist.
ADMISSIONS:
nhIeitd ceHtS
Schools admitted on libe al terms
Chlldren under III years. ~ cents
reserved seat 20 Genus
The General rides in his Miniature Carriage drawn by
Lilliputan Ponies, and attended by Elm TOomen and
Coachmen from the Fountain Hotel to the Hall previous to
each entertainment The grand Piano used is from T.
Stcddard's, No. Soul Calvert street.
dlDu ALFRED CATELY. Business Agent
baltimore MELODEON.
I'D GRAND VOCAL AND INSTR UHEYTAL
CONCERT
EVERY EVENING.
ALI. THE GREAT
Sta II S,
AND ALL The OLD FAV0RlTES.
THE MUST COMFORTABLE HALL
IN THE CITY.
81 Admission 10, Is and % cents.
EP- Doors open at o'clock.
Performance commences at L to o'clock. diff
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4 PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
- This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling perfectly
pure and Of rich ruiy taste unsurpassed in quality by
dru Vine IN the A2asrtccn market
RUBIS (Cabinet) CHAMPAIGN E-Particular attention OF
cOnnosseurs invited to its qualities and superiority
dinner Wine Of unrivalled merit Its beautiful Rty color is
gsGTGnteed TO be the natural product of the grape.
PERTCUL AR NoTICE-The undersigned being that
many competitors spreading the report that the Wine
imported under the Of Rubs artfCay colored do
hereby bid the of TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS known
chemist who could in public experiment, afford the
scientific proof that the deep color of the Rnbs due toany
thing eae but the PCre juice Of the grape.
T. GoEgG Co,
A Chai0nssur- Narne, France.
Fer Saie wholesale by
baltimore
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Hants.

EkTANTED-A secondhand Fairbanks"
w Platform SCALES, to weigh 1900 lbs.
A. l.. WEBB & BRO,
dS-tf Pratt and Commerce SITS.
NETANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD COOP
w ERS, to go to Pennsylvania Meme but steady
need appy-unmarriea preferred Address, postpaid
'O.N Baltimore Post Office sl3.tf
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BY f. w. BENNETF K co

81 TRUSTEES SALE
" By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for BaIti-
- more city the undersigned, trustee, viii
sale on MONDAY, the oath day Of December instant Mt
O'Clock NJ, at the Exchange Sales rooms in the CITY nf
Baltimore, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PRFNL
SEES, described as follows:
BEGINNING for the the north side Of Lombard
street at the dist nce Of hundred feet westerly
Fem street, aSd running thence westerly bounding on
Lombard street twenty-five feet thence nOThey parallel
with Penn street hundred and ftyf0ur alley
thence eaSerly parallel with German twenty-five eet
thence outheIy para lei with Penn hundred and
fifty four feet to the place Of beginning
This lot is improved by first class threesory Brick
DIV ELLlNG, with large Back Building and all modern
improvements, and subject to an annu er0nnd rent Of
500. Title ndrspul2be.
Terms Of saetne third cash day Of sale: on third in
SIN months ana the ba lance in twelve months credit pay
ents to bear interest and be satisfaction
trustees s MORRIS COCHRAN,
JOHN Z. POE,
Trustees.
F. W BENNETT Il co,
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f9r SalE.

2245s 5fs FOR SALE-A close, paneled, light
5fse=4 COACH built by Curctt, in excellent order.
Apply at REARNEY'S STABLES, Centre st. dl0tf
U.s. FOR SALE.-A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
8ZSto be seen at MILLER'S STABLES, corner of Ger
mag and Paca streets aultf
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SItsaraNrf f,ymnaniss

MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
/ Il W. CORNER OF Baff5ftiinGGBiE AND NORTH SIS
SsUREs Nssify9E 5SF bAM f G Y FIRE
e R and 5Rs s af in Pc
On the Chesapeske aud being entIey CASH COMPANY,
patronage of our own people in times like the present
the particulars by applying At the Office The rates will be
'i' ffRk e e r s. DIE W. PRESIDENT
BENJAMIN i Newcomer, William HeePkins, ''
F%Ws1d aT R6S6 SSf o a Bssts
do eof OTIS SPEAR Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
INSURANCE BUILDINGS, 40 WALL ST.
NEW YORK, October 81, 1860
The following statement of the affairs OF this Company is
published conformity with the requirements Of the 10Th
section of the act Of its Incorporation:
Premiums uCcXpired risks 4th 0ct $780,. $80s93 65
Premiums received during the year to
4th Oc'., 1860 Marine Risks....sI ,222,G74 IS
I" Inland Risks.... 57.5I5 a
" Fire RiSks....... 36,iG3 ca
--sly3l 80
Total amount Of Premiums. ,655 O57 OF
Amount of Earned Premiums during the year 81 G92 65
Return Premiums. S9,095 81
g Net Earned Premiums. ..........$l,Is2 5g7 IS
Losses during the year
On Marine Risk dess Savings &cl s765,47l %
q" Inland do % 3,i99 90
" Fire do rs
s7676s5 IS
Expenses and Reinsurance.,... sl,75S 70
$s49,i3g S.
Net Profts....................... $2s3,I57 %
The ASSETS of he Company the 9TH of October 1850,
were as follows viz:
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EARRINGS.

No. SO NORTH STREET.
css-ssqS( The undersigned having greatly el-
Kew larged their premises aud increased their fac
ties beg leave to call the attention Of the public to te
stock every description CARRIAGES finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner, which they
prepared sell accommodating terms. REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
JOHN CURLETT son,
iv2a-tr 81 North street RaItnnre.
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ATOTICE.-The interest of Mr.. WILLIAM r.
~ BARRY and Mr. ROBERT s. FINLEY in our firm,
EXPIRES, by limitation, THIS DAY.
SCHAEFFER s. LONEY.
Baltimore, June 30, 1860.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
IN SHIP-The firm of SCHAEFFER L LONEY is this
LAY dissolved by mutual Francis B. Loney hay
ing purchased the entire interest Of Edward K Schaee
will settle the business, andis authorized the
of the firm IN so doing EDWARD X. SCHAEFFER,
FRANCIS B. L0NEY
RaItroore Ir,nn ~ 1874
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EOHN Il. REA u Co,
e. CLOTRTE RS,
CoRNTs OF S0UTH PRATT STREETS,
Aea5rs JOHN H. RaA co, take pleasure in announcing
% the public generally that their stock of Clothing is much
larger and more varied than before
Having hand splendid stock OF CLOTHS CASST-
hERES and FhSFlNGS, which they viii make up to order
in style that cauno; fail 20 please, both in price and manu-
Eacture.
FURNISHING GOODS
Crayas Scas, Ties Sdspenders, handkerchief, Shirts
and Gloves in large variety.
Their stock OF SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention OF Planters ocI3-tf