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$40 SbIs. 6amilo, Grru, Sup,rFnt, Gtne II. & ~qsissurs. GIsu..
S'sn.b etnrs. Seo @rres, l1rappina Iwine.
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rlaetrnen Suo Strain Stpprr. 9imttpo @r,ss uro HBaibrnS SsSa,
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;taer @rgeero unb tsurriibins GtaeIiiItm,nt Sts1ltn ,rtrsen.
Sum Strtauf aueert biuis scstn taor let
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-14

Stutl6t Sttamnt E..
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=. unp I. Strah,,
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= m Z tuiitlane ale btbGmmc tueitrt mn AMI Ser rrircrii,o,
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eetrrst unc errartiaen &uftriGrn i%dutancna nattumnii.
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@ilbclm Sell 6aMe"

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n. a. STU2DIVANT,
Attorney al law and Notary Public

t:Rrttdnira!t nan rftntliter Motar.l
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fiabIen III Eno fr ec Staet NitmUne, GbefrrTe;b NM S,usnr-
seuniS. StJite: SGs Der IL. mb @anttraRt, WUOrtn's Sal
H ' N' 1875
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Stmrir,e Nriid,tc!
Saepb @uucershetmsr

Socpb uucrrShetms
Nc. 4 NtaiuitraEs. uahc am Nlten Warst.
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&eluetr freunhI'dit Gin 7aeSb @ans rtbtimtT.
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une 9adet6pUt @m. 8. GpItr, ais:
10 SblS. DID 9pe uno Common WhisttY.
zoo ~ .Irenh @ranrp, Gin uro 3tam.
100 - Maldaa mt purtweiu.
10 Spfe5 Sunh UNI vaper NaiInS.
100 - Sa Carbonate Scpa.
lou - ~ SaoicS @unprpbcr 3ta.
80 balte SSres Slad lra.
100 grUB 1elssrapb, RpunD g4upt unp Sbauabo
Ntathes.
200 9eres Yaper unp @~rloatcS Starh.
DotatpeS, Onions, @o:Flb, 6ilb, Galt, Sns.e. But
ter, G9erie, Vsre, Bacon, Spices, papcr, 9uhs.
9tsa!Irs, Cigars, Gprrasr, Slndins. 8lryr &c. &c.
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!ttst Gne osrtanft p%lslrltcn 3u rcn %riataiteu Yrtijen
Us M. 8. Seler,
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Erqupr Dealer.
Il. Strafe, Sriitcn @arp uu Stain.
Millinery! Millinery!
Woramt Spm
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III has SukSeihnft cinlhiaaeucs &rtistl, ns Bonnet.
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Ssut'nlano, lahlbGr, mo "a Den nNori3itu9 curien in o,nl rsis,,
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lane, trrt ms paus lttftert, 9tgIn QUitan1 VaIoo, sNiar,.
une 8shepdiTs. ""N" ''"'F
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NEW fRkET HOTEL.
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nEro nmrtH miro. Sisb,Ibr "xsHr Tt'lt
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&nNt-. Snaf oaus unO gaacrk,,r salcn.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-14
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
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S0N:tdI. S;En6nan.

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lteHt rurN cn Carrier ). y. Siarit III c,m >HTc re sim
SEthtt, Gdt rti o'r",rnrr uIH MNinrr-Fs 9;amcnt, 30.
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NEW tRKET HOTEL

IT wi . 2 IIOT TTI
cue Ger oten nno Wdrihallltr., JtlhmcnD, Ra.
cen rttfnfen Yubltfum miro tieieS nu einoeri ftcte !6o,,C f.,
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tbs btt19e Yublifum III oiitrtm Be-. m mmt., ~ ""'
n"a'iti Sotats frCuHelth!t tn;ulaceu, mritt6t man tiers paS nm
rEHo nnntH miro. Sif6tIbrF 80 . T1t'F
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~src,n 3g9n GnltnounS grr : Cents mn 65S - lyry rSy,r %,E 5St4t
erudCcUr vtrlIuit. ' A." '"'p
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No. Is G~IdntcrS 81. Nce. 9irrt
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am Nttucu Warrt.,
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=. Nj. . E II ~ empichit ,rrnrn ,Jrrupr,.
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werpeu.
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-. ~ S"t 5000 prr EplC.
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ttrl1l o0T Sr&lrn Hn9cthcn mtrcen.
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Ntt NHb!En%%''rr0 hcTnrrn ih Co Der 10. StroEc rmS Jain
UNI Sds oF d. Hp S':2'ir.,. lucIi@ "Om Ganai. ~
25."I Sac. ). @3erlN. @sent.
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s 6. @ti8er. pat.
elniFlns psIr,n tanntn Simmer nit Srtt pabsu
P' D. rtnNuna,
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rtr zen nm 2tem 5maSt.
II. @6ccssr II. Gpmp,
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9ortcre iUr rae btSbr scrtrasre 3uraitu bp7, er ,m,sr
iltsrrnA prHnrter &teisnung, cGnrtt audi ftrnsrhnl ~ rrbolt,r
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StIh IIONDIS
eas pr Itee, II. eonr;itraRe. 3priEmputb. Sa
Too trienre 9utliEln miro auf ei,i,s s,r;l, r,eris,+e
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q. II. CHALKLEY,
S"ns!sr eHn "srer nnc S;buh- ia. tras, Gmpor,.,>
YeH Trdn'Uiittm .SaItieecr
10. Sr, iml'thtn NE&ju II. Gary, Nihmpnr Yo
Etutlhn SnubmaGeln rirc tjte gyHtan,.l o1rrI w. ,,r
SHn SETGt "0tr %rt Ht'ieHH r.NrfetIgn. Iiri,itcn Tnrcn p0iclbn M
S.IH' "u'' 81 t'.sAl Ntnrafi n9tNilF 2&ctrI9, pt i 4 THrinSq.
Sr'':," = 70 III SpTitR Hprtr5 II. / - EHS "r S0rilcTr iiaN
SaNs nSrrn sec ans; mer1enrc Scorr 1T alcitfaur .pUrMbIo ~
scItauft. N"''' 't".HI
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-13
BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1860

Through anonymous letters, and other channels,
,ro have been several times requested to make
known to the public the opinions of the Reform
Candidate for the Mayoralty upon various subjects
Some of the questions propounded to us relate to
,ounicioal affairs and others refer exclusively to
national politics. but they appear to have been
,l,od in all sincerity and those who put them evil
IDENTITY suppose that We are able as well as willing
60 onsyer them. How little pertinent many of
these inonries are to the issue now before the peo-
ME it is not necessary for lis to say, but it is emf
monthly proper for us TO disclaim at once
any right TO reply 10 them, even if we were
sufficiently well informed 10 do So We are not
authorized in any way to represent Mr.. Brown
before the public, nor is he in the slightest
degree responsible for anything which this
journal may say concerning him. We have
cordially approved his nomination because,
in common with very many of his fellow
citizens, we have all confidence in his
integrity, capacity and energy. Having every
reason to believe that he will devote himself to
the duties of the place for which he is candidate
with the same conscientious and unhagging zeal
that has characterized his professional career, we
earnestly advocate his election. Despite het-
orio and the financial ability of the prese in
cumbent of the Mayoralty, corruption, and vio-
Ience have crown holder and stronger during
every year of his administration, and we de-
sire 10 see him succeeded by some one who on all
proper occasions will expose and denounce iniqui-
", whether it takes the shape of roguery or ruff
anism. Having been so long under the dominion
of INSCRIPTIONS partisans and DULLES, we want
Mayor who will scorn to conciliate or take coun.
sci with either Of these classes of politicians We
wish to recognize, at least for two years to come
in the Chief Magistrate Of the City a man who will
neither be false to himself nor his constituents,
but who will be animated by no other motive
than the unaffected desire to discharge fairly the
obligations he has assumed, and to advance the in
terests of the community, rather than those of a
party. Such a man we believe Mr.. Brown to be,
and as such we support him. Thus much we I'M
dertake to say for him, and beyond this we do
not care to 90 either to inquire into his polti-
cal opinions, Or to discuss them with his friends
or OppOnents ... .'.. .. .....g ... ......
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-13

There is an intense vitality about Humbug and
the Prince of Humbugs is an American and his
name is T. I. BARNUM. If he had lived in those
and quacksavers and showmen travelled from
town to town, his tent would have been the larg-
est his outside platform the broadcast his picto-
rial illustrations of what was to be seen within
the most mysteriously attractive his Clown the
funniest, his melancholy Columbine in spangles
and on stills, the most gorgeously bedizened and
his trumpet blasts the loudest of all. But modern
habits and customs and different state of society
require that other means shall be adopted for
touching the organ of wonder, and for PLAYING
upon the credulity of the masses. The once famous
Count CAGLIosrRo, who few at higher game, trav-
elled in state, took the title of the Grand Cont.
founded secret lodges, dispensed charms and phil
tres proessed to have discovered the art of trans
mating metals, and, by enlisdng the witchery OF
beauty in the service of bold charaanry lived for
many years in luxury by subsidies drawn from
the purses of his dupes, but finally fell into
disgrace and ended his worthless life in
a Roman PRISON. The particular branch
OF Humoug III which that adroit sharper
excelled, brings its professors at the nresent dav
into too close acquaintance with judicial tr;bn.
nails to be adopted extensively as amode of MAKING
+ a living. Other tricks and devices, moro - ,os,
legitimate have therefore, been contrived f,or,,
time to time to attain the same end, prom;ren,
among which were the mysterious appliances, the
dimly lighted rooms, and the soft low strains OF
solemn music that MEsMER brought to bear upon
the imagination Of the more susceptible of his pa
tients. At later day the earth baths of the noto
rious quack, ST. JOHN LoSe, became quite thu
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-13

A NJ ERIC AN q
Fire Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED IN The YEAR 1910.
C4PIT1L AND ASSETS,
as o 900! ----..-....--
This OLD and RELIABLE Company, with large paid
up Capital Stock and Surplus invested in sound and avail
able securities continues INSURE all kinds of Property
at the LOWEST EQUITABLE RATES
Losses promptly adjusted and paid by the undersigned
duly authorized Agents.
Ell. RICHARDSON son, Agents.
No 4 franklin Buildings,
sl3tf North street
{ tOALES INSURANCE AGENCY,
" C0AhEE GFn BBU[HI3P,HTTqgs, GAY ST.
the Licensed Agent, with fun powers, Tor the
HARTFORD FIRE I SlsE COMPANY.
-- Cash Assets, s956,Oo0
BONE INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, 81 lS2,OO0
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoNI5PsA,S,Y OF HARTFORD,
Cash assets, $@5l,2'''
NohtH AMERICAN FIRE t ssSI ~ ~ hAhifoiiD,
puo,,,Dr,-op W. snfTGToy 1xsnp MON
Cas' ASSETS, S''"z'''
MARINE
MERCHANTS, MUTUAI,INS CO. OF RATT1MORE
AsSe'S' SZi4't VIZ cp,u,y p.,.
GEO p. C0ALE, Sec'y. iie' u
-
LIFE.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASsUKGNCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE o LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES Oh
ing and at the most reasonable rates ''Al-O
Reliable information given all matters relating to FIRE
INSURANCE, such as forms of application statements Of
loss, &c, &C
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken with return Of Pre-
MUM, for months not used.
sl3tf GEORGE B. GOALE, Agent
a STIPULATED FiREMEN'S ms U r. IN Z
~ COMPANY, No 4SOTTTH STREET
OPPOSITE TsE SUy RIrItnfTn
Recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT or IT'S LOSSES
ANDEXPIJCIT Policies insuras NV nj INGS ET+P
NITURE VESSELS in mort MERCu " MS y onj otIar
propertv at the LOWEST ArFs or pp rf,, an" 0'i''i
holm K No0RE IrariJnnt
WM a. HACK, IHNc, srrp or1n
JAMES G WHEEpES JAMES 4 RRTCP
-ALIgN pAINP -
R. G. MASON Fphwcis RI upIs
JACOn TRTsT JimrS YnTyn '''
JAMES GFTFY los q ROW
Moan WALKER las r GEoPsr Sp
j 7 'FARLow, T. a. MuLFp -. ..
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At the close of the regular business of the Board,
resolution was offered authorizing subscription
of $4,000 to the stock of line of steamers for
opening a direct trade between the port of Balti-
more and some port of Europe. J. Spear Nichols,
Esq, advocated the adoption OF the resolution with
a lew able remarks, when it was carried unani-
mously.
The proceedings of the Railroad Convention re.
Gently held IN Saratoga, were read and the action
OF the representatives, of the Baltimore and Ohio
Halroad in that body, as well the action of the
Convention, was endorsed by the Board
President Garrett presented lengthy paper in
defence of the action of the Board in relation to
the extra dividend question.
The document was ordered to be printed, and the
Board adjourned.
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BALT1vORE AND ONO RAuRoA1

BALTIKORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors of this Company was held yesterday
morning, when the revenue of the road for the
month of August, 1860, was shown to have been
as follows:
Main Stem Wash. Branch. n. W Va. Total
Passengers soc 2O6 46 So 447.71 S,85lO9 81 OO5 20
Tonnage ,537.77 1881 29 90 1857 rs 341 426 81
Mails 1888 81 10000 $1,000 97OO.OO
Express..... 4,OS2.4O 1882 60 $50. 5265 90
$3S5,759.97 43,061. GO 24,5755O 453y39707
Compared with the same month in 1859, the re-
turns show the following result:
Main Stem. Wash. Branch n. W. Va Total
Aug 1860. .3S5 1897 43,O6l 60 Y.5755O 453 1897 OF
Aug 1859. 323, 35S So S5274 u 239 90 374 24 SO
Increase s62, 4o1 As 4,5S4l9 123365O 79272l4
The above exhibits continued increase on every
branch Of the Road over the corresponding month
Of last year amounting in the aggregate to S79,-
272l4.
The financial. year of the Company commences
with October. Comparing the revenue so far of
the present with that of the past fiscal year, the
| following result is shown: ....
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ROBBERY OF A Posr-0FFIoE-0vER 400 LETTERS
BROKEN OPEE.-The Postolfice at West Troy was
entered on Saturday night or Sunday morning,
ransacked and robbed of nearly all its contents
About four hundred letters weae destroyed great
number of them containing money, checks and
drafts. The following drafts were found among
the destroyed letters: f.-.
draft for 81 900 on the Phoenix Bank of New
York, from the Albany Exchange Bank, payable to
G. B. Wilson.
A draft for S496 from e. l. Tinkham & Co., Chi
cago, payable to Albert Mosher, at the Metropoli-
tan Bank. zen, ~ ,..-. .--,, e.. -
draft of $40 from the Bank of Charleston, s.
G., payable to Michael Hanlon at Bank of State of
New York.
A draft of SGT from Spraker's Bank, Canajoh-
arie, payable at the Bank of the Republic torn in
the middle, one part of which was carried off,
A draft for f5 from the Union Bank of Austria
liza, payable to Mrs. Nancy Hays. .- .... ....
check for Sl25 on the Albany City Bank.
A letter containing SS.50 in money, from j. p.
Mallow, Deputy United States Marshal of Albany,
to +. b. Levings, was relieved of its contents and
the letter torn in shreds
1t IS not known how much money was taken
from the opened letters but it must be large
amount as parts Of letters were found on the floor
indicating that they contained money The frag-
mentary letters were gathered up and will be sent
to the department at Washington Arena,
Sent To- .-t ..... 1"
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MARRIED
By Rev. Or Howell on Tuesday, September 4, at Fair
held near Nashville at the resdvnc OF the BRIDE j. D.
neBow, Of Louisiana, to Martha f., daughter of the lat
John Johns. Esq, of Nashville.
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[CoMMUNrcArEp. 7

INSURANCE BUSINESS IN NEW YORK.
A paragraph from the Philadelphia Lc1oer nm
der the above heading, was copied into he Er.
change of yesterday. The writer has fallen mo
the absurd mistake of quoting the rate per cent
at which several named stocks are sold, as the
price per share. "For instance" he says. Crook.
lyn sells at Sl65, the par being only Sl7, an ad-
vance of nearly 900 per cent" The stock of the
Brooklyn Insurance Company may be bought for
S2S per share, 65 per cent. above par. On the
other hand the stock of the Firemen's Fund, in,
stead of selling for ''seven times the par value of
Sl0, brings only 81 per SHARE or 80 per cent. be-
lew par.
Persons unntiated ia the business are very apt
to greatly exaggerate the profits of Fire Insurance
Companies. 1t is overlooked that considerable
portion of their dividends is derived from the ju-
dicious management of their capital in good in
yestments or loans at high interest. Then.
again, they only attract attention in periods of an
unusually prolonged immunity from severe losses;
the periods of disaster, which alternate with these
are overlooked, and the amount of capital that
has been swept away in such desolating fires as
have occurred in New York and elsewhere in this
country, is altogether forgotten. s.a $50
Twenty Of the best managed New York compa-
MES, in period of sixteen years, averaged per
cent per annum as the profits Of their insurance
business. AN USpERwRIrER,
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ROOFING RooFING i ROOFING II!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY.
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP OSTTION ROOFIYGt
Unrvalled by anything discovered for Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PR0oF,
UNEQUALLED FOR Economy,
....... . UHRIvALLED DURABILITY,
... ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address call on
--.s. JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. . Jarvis Building, cor North and Baltimore sts.
JyZ"tf ..I Baltimore.