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G 10 K ''''A-o'
Nj Of which they will offer at lowest market prices
pOBERT D. BROWN Il CO, ''0A"A 'A0rl
FOREIGN M& nj fffGFffH i5Rr EaE RaRore
For4AA. gAgKl5E,s linens,
&H k RHGEN$EST Iu R4TEcS & S $oSs DO
DUNDEE GOODS,
BURLAPs,
e q aBFF 70 Phf F5E3 2hHSASH
ENANS FANSI! FANSlll
ceiVed and for sale at reasonable prices.
legd No 40 Baltimore street, near Gay
DIAPER COLLARS.
Linen F to5r Collars ofa styles the lowest gFies Also
le9tt 40 Baltimore street, near Cay
GAVE " "a ME3R2INO, GAUzE COTTON SHIRTS
Je9f ' '' No 40 Baltimore street e. a near GAY.
VANS. KNITTING COTTON. COMBS
Worsed 3. Crochet Cation; brushes.
Chenille Crochet Braids Perfumery
Jeg u No ~ Baltimore street, near Gay.
DONTOOSUC UNION CLOTHS.
Ia t Black Drains, Blues, Greens and Mixtures,
fe2s-tt Prick, PHILLIPS 4 co.
RARKER'S UNION CASSIMERS AND SAT-
fsssf in store and for sale sk sY p,,
REYNOLD'S BLUE SATINETS.
IA 25 cases in store and for sale by
ie28-tt FRICK. PHILLIPS h CO.
SOCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,S
hCSiiESIAS in all colors, store and for sale by
ie-2,I FRlCK. PHILLIPS & CO.
A RKWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
u 20 cases just yed and for sale by
Le2o-u FRICK, PHILLIPS g. co.
M lLlIAMSVllLE FINE BLEACHED
" CoFF, rs in store and for sale by
fe2Stf Prick, PHILLIPS Il co.
MAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
w in store and Tor saeb
te25-u m FRICK, PHILLIPS 4 CO.
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s#;t ALSO,

S@IIT NH IIAI LUT OF GROUND AND PRENISFS
N described follows: Beginning for the same at The
southwest corner of Green formerly Center anel and
welcome alley and running thence westerly binding on
the south side OF Welcome alley foryeght feet thence
III e TO te yard Of the house recently sold to Elizabeth
egh feet more less to Green street. thence
place Of beginning ~ " ~
IBIS his lot , is imPToyed by THREE two story and half
BK!Ch DIV ELLlNGS (being Nos TO- l72 and l74 and is
subject to an annual ground forty dollars and
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JOSIAH LEE & CO..
8 A N x e n s
AND DEALZRsI
STOCKS, BONDS, SECURITIES,
COMMERCIAL PAPER,
ON C OMMIS SION,
Corner baltimore and Calvert streets.
BALTIMORE, Nd.
COLLIE CTIoNs
We collect on all accessible points throughout the Unite
derived from extensive SOUTHERN AND WESTFKE
CorreJy ondence
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Special attention gwen to the NEGOTIATION Of Cam.aeg
cial Paper
UNCURRENT MONEY
UG II 7 A " SOL d
STOCKS.
Stock orders promptly in this and the Eastern
markets.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED.
ADVANCES made on approved Coaterais ia9-ttr
q. D. SPURRIER, JNO. HONEYWELL ISAAC EVANS, JR.
Late OF Benner . Late of Late OF
SPURRIER, HONEYWELL & EVANS,
~ AT THE OLD OFFICE OF PURVIS & CO.
20o BALTIMORE STREET,
BUY AND SELL Bonds, Stocks and all Securities in
MAKE COLLECTIONS all points in the United States
and Canada on the most favorable terms.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in par and country money, and
,ALL0W1 INTEREST ON DEPOSITS BY SPECIAL.
CONTRACTS.
PER and are prepared at all times TO MAKE ADVANCES
oENEhaL BANKING BUSINESS. aul6-tfr
JAS F. PURVIs, JAS. p. THOMAS
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EH;f SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY.
J by virtue Of the provisions of the Act of the Gen
Eeral Assembly OF Maryland, passed at December SEES
son, ls35 chapter 1872 and under the provisions Of ar
Ud OF h Public Geoeral Laws Of the State of Maryland
passed at January session, 1850, tho
a9 9I I attorney in fact for MARY ~ IEBREN
N - WI oirr at public auction on the premises IN
OEsDAI the 23i day of October, 1850 at four ociocE
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND OR CROT-ND
ANp PREMlSES situate and lying in Baltimore county
on he oq Hartford road about ~ miles ON the ctv Imifs
anu aout malt mile from the a ford urnrikc and heinz
part oi tract called COLES DISCOVER containinG
ana alu out for seveny-three and acres and hirv
egn Perches of land more leswhtch was conveyed by
way OF mortgage to said Mary NJ Lehranhwate by Iscob
eige and wife, lately deceased by deed mortgage dated
me h cay OF June, 1885, and recorded mortgage records
Der H. NJ f. No s. folio Sic, &C. and now occupied Nv ar
IN possession of, John W. Watkins Esq. "
ri ne improvements thereon being 1.-TWO STORY WEATH
ER,BoARDEO LOG HOUSE, with TWO-STORY FR4NE
HOUSE. ' ~ '1' anu ACF
Terms of sale 0nethri cash, the balance in two equal
payments OF SIX and twelve months with interest from The
DAY OF sale the credit payments secured by notes
dorsed to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
THEODORE GLOCKER, Attorney in fact for
-NltNtsNdS Mary NJ. INbanthMna
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pURVIS & CO..
BANKERS,
100 PAT,TTNOPE CT

LH ril SCH, On COMMISSION,
STOCKS,
BONDS,
AND ALL KINDS OF SECURITIES
oour market person. and of other markets through
reliable correspondents
Also, buy and sell at lowest rates Of exchange INCUR
RENT BANK NOTES, CHECKS, TIME AND SIGHT
DRAFTS on all the principal cities of the Union. Make
COLLECTIONS on all accessible points with prompt
Receive money Deposit in uncurrent funds
and allow interest by special agreement
Negotiate loans andbusness paper aus tfr
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
IL sl2tr THO. j. CARSON
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
v NOTES wanted by
sl2tfr THO I CARSON
SIGHT AND TIME DRAFTS on all parts of
ACthe Union purchased by
sl2 tr THO I CARSON
AND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD
14by
sl2tfr THO. }. CARSON.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK for sale by
IL SPLIT THO. j. CARSON.
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eerGtfrtss, gtqaors, TT.
G0ar0inG.

Soarolng.
RUARDING.-A small family having two
Jspare rooms would let them furnished unfinished
with wi hOut Board, gentlemen Apply
t27 CONWAY STREET, Hanover. au3i-tf
BOARDING SIX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
Jcan have pleasant front back with board
the OF warm cold and shower bath Location
trdl Transient boarders accommodated and furnished
rooms let without board. Apply at % NORTH GAY ST.
few doors north of Fayetle aul3tf
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE, NO c. SECOND STREET
UNDOUBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
the following rstcass Companies with an aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
ETNA INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD. s. GOO 900
MERCHANTS ms. co, HARTFoRD............ 100000
NEW ENGLAND ms. co, HARTFoRD........ $4,000
MAsSAsoIT ms. CO, sPRINGFIRLD.......... 25OOOO
SPRINGFIELD ms. CO, SPRINGFIELD. 100000
1ETNA LIFE INSURANCE Co, HARTFORD. 10000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDON ........ 2,5OO.Oo
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency
sI7.tf J, C. PROUD Il SONS.
baltimore LIFE INSURANCE co.
- No 6SoUrH
JOHN ]. DONALDSON, President
Will issue policies for year. years. more,
ENDOWMENT POLICIES payable at a certain time or at
E ES6SHfdES fSF F6 HS GRI fEFSSSs
NJ. CDULTER, Secretary.
. DR.. F. DONALDSON Medical Examiner,
jalO-u 30 Franklin street.
NOALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY ST
. GEO. b. C0ALE,
the Licensed Agent, with full powers for the
HARTFORD FIRE Insurance sisG COMPANY,
Cash Assets, S956,0O0
home INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, sl,lS2,000.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD
Cash Assets, s23)2I5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. co, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets s3Jl,GSi
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE Co,
Cash Assets, s373,253
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms. CO, OF BALTIMORE,
Assets, S2I4,420
WM. GRAHAM, Pres't.
GEO. B. CO4LE, Secy.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES oh
tanned to amount in Companies of the best stand
| ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all matters relating to FRI
INSURANCE, such as forms Of application, statements
| loss &c, &c.
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken with return Of Pre-
| MUM, for months not used
| sI3t GEORGE b. COAI,F, Agent.
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4lrp 9009s.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,

HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
ENGLISH, CONTINENTAL AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
NOS l99, 20l and 203 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now Offering their usual range Of Foreign and Do
'i D %GWN TRADE,
ma. FIVE SGifff TSPEFE II bp cHs IL OF
t II AED 6 SEEAA MF EtREfE
ASoie spf B ssRiGg F REE s. fRlhBFkSSk
french and fHnFih sH RSb cS sEsy
In all the p TIE ana t faSeiS9aOle styles
Irish Linens, sheetinas pamak ToTeIlngs, Table Cloths
WHITE pbYfE tPeq
'a'2 mSTR aTiSS N Goop Na'ns00k &c
= Bombazines, Alpaeas Mousselincs, Mernos,
cashmere dh'0''S w 6tGE NSso0fS SOIL f'n0S &C.
In p sysTE yaTe YN fGG hfPs xsaf in
Al Of Which viii be offered on MOST LIBERAL TERMS
so tt '" '--l WHOLESALE 2ssif and RETAIL
SPLENDID
STOCK OF FAIL DRESS Goods
SPLENDID
STOCK OF FALL DRESS GOODSll
SPLENDID
STOCK OF FALL DRESS GOODsll
GEO. H. HAIG,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS
Opposite the American Office.
Just received the very choicest stock Of
LADIES' FALL DRESS GOODS
In this market, embracing splendid assortment OF
Plain and Figured
RICH SILK GOODS,
Plain and Fancy
MERINOES, CASHMEREs,
and general assortment of Dress Goods Of medium and
extra fine quality,
ALSO,
The most extensive ard rarest stock of
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
in this city, just imported.
LADIES' CLOAES,
In Cloth Silk Velvet in great variety and thorough
assortment OF
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND GLOVES,
For Ladies and Gentlemen for sale at figures deying COM
petition, by wholesale or retail. s2Otfr
ENALL AND WINTER DRY GOODSl
wR0TH & FULLERTON,
Are now prepared their Fall Stock OF Goods EN-
hracng the newest designs and richest patterns Of ~
SILKS, IN Robes and by the yard,
MOURNING GOODS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
TABLE DAMAsKs,
KERSEYS,
~ BLANKETS, &c. &c
A beautiful and well selected stock:of
AZ Of which they win offer lowest market prices
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tManls,

MUSICAL.-WANTED SITUATION IN
1VIA CHURCH CHOIR, by competent person, as Choir
lister, tenor basso episcopal Preferred Address r.
% North Gay street s2Slw
WTANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD COOP
w ERS, to go to Pennsylvania None but steal men
need appy-unmarried men preferred Address postpaid,
CO. Baltimore Post Office If
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1nbIit SaIfs.
sY +. ". BENNETvr * ~,

H.? TRUSTEES SAGE.CBv virtue Of o
sI General Order of the Court Common Pleas passed
IN reference to the estate of nsolvent Debtors the
undersigned will sell at public auction in the ctv Of
more, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the sth day Of October
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES de-
scbed as follows Beginning for the same on the northwest
corner OF Lee and Green Streets and running thence north
wardy houndngon the west side of Green street eighty
seven feet more less to three foot alley thence west
Wady bounding on said alley with the the samo
y feet more or less to the line Of the house built
y bounding the line Of said house to Lee street, thence
estwardy bounding the north side Lee street thirty
'cg ri mo or less, to the place Of beginning.
A. rms Lot IS improved by TWO Brick DWELLINGS,
NOS b and 1851 of which is two stories and an atti
and the other three high-the front Of the iso
house is fitted for store The whole is subject ~
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M USHo.-.Persons having 6rdereTlu uAIusio from
IHl MeSsrs, Payne & Co. will call and get it at sy
D. E1C0LLs d uliQ.' 3 Variety Store, =.
augl6 109 Main street. =
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FERE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
sks accepted at terms consistent with sbIvency and
fair profit. : : 2'-SS< 5
and C"Hts'ts for tsrnls Of one to fee years.
The lr"grssS Of this Corporation has been stable
NalhterFnptcl through of financial sum
Sn4e ad storm or pevcs eyentful in or exempt from
h"egiIhS nv eoafagratiJns and maritime disaster. Be
tS IONS estAhiisheL"ua cash basis, tho troubles of
plnS ~iard rin!es the security of reliable Ins,
siS h an Imperative duty-the ability of property
H''aets tosu'taln loss being then much lesSened.
rSIelc5 IGEnol without delay. and all business at
Tended to with Dispatch and fidelity, by
n. C. Arthur, Agent,
ehl9-taw till Jan Isl 80 =.
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Partizan Political Warfare.
Tactics of tho wheeling Union shown

tn,
W. do.;., - III ,....,:.
=" S''is "''sn.'o" ~ po-
illcal dodge which the Wheeling Union
played off on its readers Yesterday morn
inG. IT Is mode oF worfsru uov, ,rrc,,
.; I,.o,.,,o
''~ F"' t'S"'t ~
oruer 10 orinS as much opprobrium as
possible ON the Republican cause and Re-
publican sneakers If unotas3 tl,o folIow-
inn ,,o.s.,o,o fror, CO., ,oo.,,,
zS7 'S' : St'SfS' ~ :. ~ O't
SDouglAs ana popular sovereignty" pre-
facing it first with the following remarks
from inc 'PbiladeinbiaEJ Pm ~ A
M.
sob"s rIn ~ y s.na..uc.ss carr
~ ,bn RIa.r ieS ''%Hs'tns Nv; o.S;ot
- - : :,
" Hu ,tio anu n's InIlsulsS4
onne nrS ta VI
nmu J'G :. anu L.trlo'S
nfnsi"n ET iSu ~, "se mos Us ,ho ,Pu9emy ana
Ei n 70 eS-
it from one Of our EXCHANGES said se hH :.
"There is your Declaration Of Independ-
ence,a diplomatic dodge, adopted merely
colonios in tIe ovas of S;,;I;laJ I rnoni.;ni
There. is your DncIaro,;on' oF IndnnnnJ.
ence no LONGER the code of tho rigIts of
man. but hypocriticol niece az snec;oI
pleading. drawn nm bv a hatch of ortfnl
nettifoggcrs. ,vho. when enealtinot! of th'a
riohts Of man meant mi the nririIerae n
a set;:ioff taTistocratic9 isI:,vcIIo1darS hwt
stylcd it sthe riphts of mnnn in order tn
thrnw dnst info he ev,no oF tI,a ,vorId onEj
tn ;nyn;,yln nobIc. hoorIo5 fool. Ior,.Il:
inp tbeiri 6id ana ossistonrr TAnnI,Nsc .,U !
These are your boasted, Revolutionary
s.Iss, nH l9nGer heroes anu sages, Dlt ac-
wEo said one thing and meant another;
who passed counterfeit sentiments as gen
uine, and obtained arms and money aud
tcncoS T%aro :; ,p%v"S rn"r s"a. 0 '"'Ss Iae-
Revolution, no longer fbe great champion
of universal principles, but mean Yam
Ess kee tF'ek-l ourst OF applause and laugh
the most innrnJegt l5mnositionl %"scvsI cvsI
practiced upon the whole world p' ran.
p!ausc. go Il, a.s.5 10,
After quoting this passage the Union
stiff fnrtlor. Z in5tt = T, H. -
~ ~. f4oso ,,I t''' u 'ue
c"''SyiE''"'""' I"ey are 10 thls 'ehect: ',
Such are the differences of n man who is
the great exponnderrand apastle!of a large
political party in our. country. This is the
man who is put up by theiNbolitionists to
teach Americans american politicsa He
Ierlaes T our EeS9lut'on anu ITS heroes
and its silIustrions, ria framcrs The T dascenSs Ss
ants of these heroes and .sagcs nre called
out to lister, 70 and aPplandstho man .who
asss SEEKS 20 o'aeken shglr memenes ana 20
: !s-.-1..,>,. II
we propose, now ,l',, 70 snow up sthis echeat'
Alr. Schurz was making aspeech, a as we
said; on Douglas: and This spoplilar. soSkr-
eighty scheme, His dcs;e5 was to COM
sIof,;. 80 TjsI ss -;:I5;.E q
P"'0' "'S o"" -tus"s' of- '"''"'&'"e' Dec'SlF'-
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Choice First Class Insurance
IN T HS

"a 10000 absolute and uliInpGirsds
WIKI STRPLusOP $506,SS7 IS. - y
Aal Tie presgsOt IS years success and exp0rionce,
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TERMS OF ADVERTIs7NG. :

- SFECAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
8-YeNrly Advertising on reasonable terms! accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
All advertisements from transient persons or straug
ors. to DO paid fo1. in 0drdnce. 90 81 .
business Cars not exceeding vo lines $40 per year.
or So for six months, but for shorter porod nothing
Will lie counted less than square. -fzis . =
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the AdVertisers' own Immediate business; and nil
advertisements for the benefit of pthor persons as
we'll as all legal advertisements, and Embellishments
Ofauction sales and real estate, sent in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
AO~AdvertisGmentS not accompanied with written
directions. will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. s-'-@
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged tnul
cases Mt full rates. - { :
Marriages Notices of Funerals, and announcep,emts
of Sermons. so cents each. noy1l-'50
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DITTsBURG sALT.-8OO bbls. extra No u
L White Salt ijpstrCeeiTsll. and for sale bYuAI
Hpgl0 aiissi!EI .lg ssslyiL . 8. II. RE1LLY.a
.CPRING. STEEL SKIRTS, Woven Gore
~ TtSItI NItte, ,aFd gFsys received this day
js6 GEO. 4. TAYLOR.
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-...sa MANHOOD, ..l..... n oss q. !.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

j J"st. I'u0HsAFa, az Sfaled ENrekOleit. z.
A LECTURE QNTlIE NATURE. TlsEAT4iENTAN
RADICAL CEEE OF SPERM ATOE RIIOES, or Sem
inal Wcakuess,r Sexual Debility, NERVOUSNESS aud
Involuntary EInsSi"l4. producing lmgNtOncy, CGu,
sumption and SlGntn and hyJicfl GOliity. i1'7d
BH ROB. .J.1 1CUI.VERwRLL, sN.iDS S.8 td
Tho important fact that the awful consequences OF
selfRGusG may be cfecunlly removed Without inter
nal medicines or tile dangerous applications pfcaus,
piricAl evisea Is here clearly tho
entirely new and highly SnCCSssfu treatment. ~
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained ~
OF which everyone is vhabled 10; cure n,sSIf
perfectly, and at tho least possible cost. thereby
avoiding all the advertised most runs Of the This
Lecture will prove boon to Thousands aud th0u5ads
Sont under sOaf to any address, post pad the
rscoipt OF two postNge stampa, by undressing DIR.
ClIAS. J. G. KLINE, $50 First Avenuo, New York,
Post BOX 1856. : 81 - = jVlOls
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John Sherman on the administration
tExtract from his Philadelphia 'Speech.l
wilI-not, on the present occasion, ad-
dress mysclfto the supporters of this adj
ministrItion, 1t came into power through
the agencies of fraudulent naturalization
papers, by the use of large elcctioneering
funds collected by the promise of future
jobs and contracts, und&by pledges, re-
pcated in overy form, that the doctrine of
popular Sovereignty Should be. fairly appli=
cd in the territories, It falsifed them all,
undertook to force slavery into Kansas,
then to bribe the outraged people there to
accept it, and used the patronagc of the
government to extend it into New Mexico.
It sought by corrupt practice to induce the
representatives of the people to agree to
this policy. It has allowed disuniouists
TO control the policy and to live upon the
money of tile goycrnmentit they threaten to
subvert. 1t has steadily refused all rccog-
milton of and protection to the Industrial
interests of the country, and yet,it has run
the nation into debt at the rate of seven
teen millions a year tolmeet the elOrdinAry
expenses ofi4the government. 1t has con-
timed this, policy after the ilogicsof facts
and TING has demonstrated its errors It
has, in sisted upon II policy which transfers
our western lnnds to railroad. corporations
sASS4pCuSll 4l4SLSpu oEt
actual settlers. 1t hns permitted even the,
ordinary operations of the government,
such as. the establishment of post routes,
to be controlled by the narrowcst section
alism and ipartizanship! 1T has beeri! !con--'
demned by the House of 'Representftives,-
by,a vote of l23 to 81, for correct practi-
ces. Its highest sold public functionary"
has received, referred and considered COR
rupt propositions for awarding contracts
He has presided over the distribution of
sinecnre agencies and printing jobs, and
encouraged an organized system of assess
ments, under threat of removal, to be lev
led upon all the subordinate officers ofthc
govcrnment&thus.' converting the public
money and necessary offices into means of
corruption! This system hasabeen carried
'totsuch an extent that friend and foe cry
out against it. In the language Of Mr..
Pryor! of Virginia, s.Fromi the lby-ways
iand4htghways 'ot@the government the rot
itenness of corruption send -inp.an' insuffer-
able STENCIL" blos .ifis5 t's'5 70 +2siz s.zs 1S'
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people who practice It much more harm
than the people, against whomi it is em=
ployed, for thegchnnccs are that after it is
found out and exposed, the dodgers will
not be believed even when they tell the
truth
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Upwards OF sII,OOO,OOO
OF L"sses have been paid by tho Etna INSURANCE Co.,
int past "a years. lyE.H !i!tg
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$l,6O6,3s7 So

TOTAL LIARILITIEs:
ss-LOsses EquitabIy adjusted and promptly paid. ga
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QUGAIl iEvAPERATOI1.-Ii Com.
~ 1ined EvnPcntOr and Djfacator for nlanufActur5
tns Syrup aud Sugar from the Chinese Cane, is supe
rl9r to AL other inventions yet offered for this pdr
l"se. needs only All examination to establish its;
superiority. Wen1w have sample On hand andre
quest al interested to call aud exame for tllan-
selves. SMITH & GORRELI,
'Jy16 - Agents for the Manufacturers z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-18

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-18

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-18
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Manufacturers of Copper, Tin aud
ShectsIron Ware.
TTAVING AvAILED OURSELVES OF ALL TIIR
Ii improved facilities, VIC botter prepared now
than over to fill all orders any article or work in
tile aivS line Of business. HalIies and Conductors
made to order Steamboat work done in a substa-
particular attention to this branch of the trade and
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular To
Wholesale Dealers we offer Inducements that
cannot DO found elsewhere. Our stock of Yarcg is
complete, and tho assortment is full at all timcs We
Keep stock Of tolatest and most approved patterns
Of Coal aud Wood Stoves on hand at all trlcs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23
Coroners' Inq nests.

FATAL FfeHr "A hbsrer, named Patrick oorcorsn,
siding In Ninety fourth street, Filth avenue, died
yesterday from the effects Of injuries received Sunday
evening, while engaged N . aght with Thomas Woods
Deceased and Woods, who lived in the Same nsuse, be-
came involved in quarrel about some trivial matter,
when the hitter, IN = moment Of passion, picked up
paving stone and struck his adversary In the head,
Frustrating him TO the earth. Corcoran immediately
attended by physician but he continued nsensible up
to the moment OF hb death which occurred ~ early
hour yesterday morning Woods was subsequently taken
locked up Coroner Gamble noded OF the Affair." and
viii hold inquest upon the body Of deceased to-day.
yIHiCE CASUALTY m BROADwAy.-Coroner Jackman
held inquest at the New York Hospital upon the body
Of John McGuckn native Of Ireland, aged seventy three
years. who died from the effects Of injuries accidentally
received the oath Of April last, by being by
omnibus at the OF Broadway and Canal street.
Deceased intoxicated q, the time Of the accident and
before be died he stated that the driver Of the stage
not in any way blamable Verdict In accordance with
the above facts.
FATAL AocprSr-A DANGEROUS PnR--Robert Taylor,
a resident Of No. as West Twenty sixth street, while
walking the pier at the foot Of West Twenty sixth
street, At early hour Monday morning, fell through
= hole In the pankpg and sunk into the mud up 10 bis
waist. Tho unfortunate man was rescued alter eone
delay but he much exhausted that he died in the
course Of tho day Coroner Schrmer held inquest
upon the body Of deceased yesterday when the jury
dered verdict censuring the authorities for allowing the
pier 10 remain In such IN unsafe condition.