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FIRE INSURANCE.
MCGEE 4 WILLIAMS, AGENTS
FOR RALEIGH, y. C..
GREENSBORO MUTUAL INSURANCE
u C0MPANl.-.Such has been the aud ecunumy of
the officers Of this Company, that free from debt
have made assessments and have now TN hand large
capital viz: in premium nueS $457,Ag n3 in cash S3,
345 Shrinking total If $iTn54 ~ To meet any losses
that accrue; therefore have hesitation in saying
Ia the public that there is safer Company in the South
ern cunnIrv The If the Risks in this Company be-
ing the Western part of the State where the danger from
lire is much less.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN, President
Z. W. 0GBURN. Vice President.
c. p. MENDENllALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
WIN. II. CUMMINGS, General Agent.
-. McCoNSEL,
j. A. MEBANE Executive Committee
j. NJ. GARRETr,
All communications busine connected with this Of.
ice, should be addressed To
PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, n. C., July 81. 6y-te
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HERoKEE REMEDY.

TIME CHEROKEE REMEDY HAS ARRIVED. AND
those who have been waiting patiently sup
pred at PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
May 25, 1890. 42-tE
tg- Register copy. t..
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FAYETTEVILLE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets 1884, GIs.62.
TsNHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN OPERATION
IL than six years, and has paid its fire lusses,
Amounting tn $23524~7, without any assessment; insu
averaging its members about Is per cent.
Amount PREMIUM Rnni notes now on hand, 2l,18sOs
DIRECTORS.
Gen. Mcneil, s. T. Hawley,
ID. \. Raw, w. n. Tillnghast,
=. W. Tinghast, J. ID. Williams,
Henry Lilly. jas q. Cook,
N A. Siedman, A. W. Siev,
S. J. lnsdale JAS. Kyle,
7. =. Iuiterl"h, Hon. J. q. Shepherd,
VIM. McLaurin. R. F. Brown, Wilmington.
A. E. Hall, Wilmington.
OFFICERS:
GEO. MCNEIL. President
c. A. MCMILLAN. Secretary. ..
Jso. COLLINS and c. c. McGRunnES. .,.
~ The Company invite applications.
May ~, 1853. 4s-ly.
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect Insure
ances for lite rarely presented by similar Institutions
Thuse who take Policies u Insurance for Life and those
only Members If the CnpHpy-ened to such prufts
as may berealzed from an accumulated Premium Fund,
partmens of the Company which are kept astvely en-
ployed. -.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants life
the lives of slaves, for year, term of years. al
moderate rate Of premium. 90
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation Of which is that of Sa0Rgs BdnE-and the
depositos allowed interest the rate of per cent
annum for any time exceeding four months per cent
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address. u,v,p 9.
Greensborough N c. September l, 1882 Sly.
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PROSPECTUS
rHH snaR. ep pRggDenr.
December 90, 1859.

THB STAR 0R PRBED0nT.
DELIEYING THE PERIOD HAS ARRIVED IN
Id the history Of great naIion when every freeman
should shake off The letters and of secaran bias
and the face of policy and popular opinonhnk speak
and declam without fear reward his principles up
any and every sbje, nimica the interests Of
the country And believing furthermore that the en-
coachnens of inquiIy, hyp crsv, heresy. infdety
persli!i"n, hnmbnggery. prestcra with all their SnIS and
unpatritc devotion the fundamental principles of
government fearully the increase therefore strung
eris should be put forth by The conservative portion Of
country to uprOt Them. and return to the primitive
landmarks of fathers. We sund have honest DEM
Svernment-andh honest devotion The church of
God that eansies may be ignored Sncialiy
restored and the interest of sectiun be made the
of also that, prosperity spring up in the
midst of adversely To this end the undersigned proposes
publish in the town of Wilson. n. CaruIna weekly
paper entitled The STAR FREEDoN the first number
tn be issued about the 10th Of May next provided
sufficient number OF subscribers he obtained place the
enterprise upon firm basis. "THE STAR FREEDOM
will be Democratic tone and sentiment-and will be de-
voted to the advancement Of the interests Of the WhOs
country.
Its columns will be open for free discussion of all sub
jectS, when Conducted upon gentenanly principles We
will endeavor to make gnod, truthful, reliable reada-
BILE family Juurnal-udependent in all thingsneutra in
noth
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DR.. J J. LAWRENCE,
Error AND PROPRIETOR.
Wilson, n. c.
March s. 1880. IS
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a LAW DICTIONARY AND GLOSSARY-Con'ain-
n ing full Definitions of the Prime pal TERHs The
CoNMuS Civil Law, together with TRANSACTIONS and
explanations Of The varius technical phrases srent
languages occurring in the ancient and modern Reports
and Standard Treatise embracing alsn all the Principal
Common aud Civil Law niaxims By Alexander d. Bur-
rll: nsU anil snLurgel fdiGioh. .. r-
So s- For sale by
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PILES, FIsTULA, TUMoRS, &C., &c.

PILES, FISTULA, JUNIORS, &c., &c.
nR j. A. CLOPTON. of Huntsville Ala, treats with
- perfect Piles. Fis'us. TumOrs &c. He has
treated old Governor Of the State the oldest Physician
of Montgomery. several Physicians in Mobe; several
members Of the Legislature and others If SuhCaina,
Virginia. Tennessee and Mississippi The patient is
confined tn b bed Testimonials If the highest
character forwarded to any that may wish them.
three cent stamn must accompany all communications.
Address J. A CLOPT0N, NJ ID.
Huntsville, Ala.
April On, 1890. 89-n.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MONEY LOST,
WHITAKER.

q Nd TINE THROWN AWAY IN BUYING GRO.
ceries Lqu1rs aud Provisions without examining the
large stock of
E. A. WHITAKER.
The large and we'll selected stock that wall greet your
eve and The money that you will BY single purchase
snff,a rprcarh
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SUMMER CLOTHING AT GREATLY RE.
DUCED PRICES.
AYlNG DETERMINED TO CHANGE NY BI1sI.
sss on Inc LIST of January will sell my stock of
Remarkably Low Prices for Cash!
Io1. 10 Isao u. CRAFTSMAN.
<0-lm.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
III BOUND MY LITTLE SON ABOUT THREE YEARS
y ago to John Creech His name is William Thomas
Aeeo and ne Is now about nine years old Creech has
gone to parts unknown; ard without nv permission or
knowledge he took my child of from this place (aleigh)
WIN him. and my belief is, from what have heard that
Is to sell him as slave shall be grateful il
child. ~ -' ~ recovering my
Raleigh. N. C. June %, 1880 50Itf
VGuATT's HISTORY, TREATMENT AND
diseases OF the Horse; with Treatise on Draught,
For sale BY
q. D. TURNER,
e.,.; -, "a 80. y. c. Book Store.
-7-ku' 60 w. 1ooo' l2-tf
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MILITARY TACTICS.
TooPER'S MACOMB'S TACTICS--A concise system of
~ Instructions and Regulations fur the Militia and Vol
uneers OF the United States couprehendng the exercises
and movements of the Infantry Light Infantry and Rife
men, Cavalry and Artillery. = 50 :
SCOTS INFANTRY TACTlCS-In Volumes
For sale at
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NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECTURE

SWANS JUSTICE-REVISED.
VlHE NORTH-CAROI INA MAGISTRATE A PRAC-
teal guide to the Laws OF the State and the decIsiuus
Of the Supreme Court, defining the duties and ursdc
tim Of the Justices of the Peace of Court under the
Revised Code 54. together with full instructions and
numerous forms and precedents
By EDWARD CANTWELL, L. L. B.
Counsellor at Law.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08
gHEHlFE,s SALE.

~ Virtue Of IN. SxssuGiaa to me dirac,si ~.
30 &ess VI sas Dasgk Oh the District CeHvt @fp
Friday the ssA &ay ss IHty, A. 10 lsso - -. q
she honss ~ - 0'efock 4. NJ Hnd ost!ocs , - !.
said Oar. m trent q the Csunsy Trsaaurpr5, ~.
Ia ShR city af 00uns4i Ruff fhsfsilowiag a. =,
hsal kssAse af u u. Faszner ana ] e eusaxar~
fp=wiA:
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ADwins a. EaH pfupasfy " y O. Bucaaarsr -
kekS in bAock s lots Q and 10 In blze6 :; ..,,
assa e sAaekS pa }a hoek II; loGs ase II =
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pt 70 eant3 ~ In MaiI AadtiGa and i0f II II So
La Asylisa lst Asissstssn TO Council Rufss, low.
Takeu - tRs property Of j. H. PslInar srs =
sacAAsa& 10 BNgisky GA RxeeaEEan in fawsy ~ a.
. WIllinShazn, AssigEses.
: June q 1850 a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

81 Yi1sae q2 "a Rxecail0n To rae diEorts. TN
the 0acs Of fhe Clerk BIZ the DISTRICT Cur :, ~
tawaGtaEms % aaig, IusFa shall pressed 10 sel
PssSssy ta& zHsa aay 81 IEas 4. q. fass setzps1 =
hours Of 10 O'clock 4, n. and O'caosk P ~
said day In front Of the County rrezsuxerSt o.
In the city % CScnrii sluszs this gsgsnwsaS aesrr
Sd Bsal kztaie Ut B. Wsnnaestsr d Co, town
C@zaEs sac1ng al u paint which hears fryn d.
snssrsscsleA Of tiaa Raat line 81 Broadway via {,
D aFSA nne III lss swssaa by D. Hsgg aad ~
asEa % " Aspass, and b. EspBsx 10 D. B gFsv~
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dag. Beast cit lilo fssg, llaRca geuGA az sloo ~
khsnss NerEA 20 asa, West at s-lua feet b -
af bsgtahsnsg eetas tha undivtAaa sas halt vlgsrT
saEzx aGfes SRE Of the south-aAst aMsEtes u sgga
vest quarter al sS<Elaa 10 RowH IS North q "a,
H. 49,
Tsks&fas BE properly OF B. vtnzheste7 C.
80 satisfy SO ezegntian In favor Of Foasan l. In
let. / .-t 8. 81 CRAIG, STARR
By. z. WILLIAMS DepaTg Sheriff
May -, 1890 u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

A HeAsswoaaas kn#sitastua. @s&xbSzsh4& bY &xssaaa
gna8@aens. fns sAa ks1fef ~ IhH nIsE nd pgss
Pressed aAHscfs6 wssh Flrm1eas An6 NFkAmMs6 na@a
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the AAxAal Organs. M rs s st
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saFSes&, % sn vie apply by ssffsx. waSk Aass~sg-
assn af khsaE aos&assAaa fsxe, asaat9As hakasa ~
life, sss and IN syagas psyaEfgs Ma8IEnsa Eara-
lshed cree &c Charlie.
vaiaaAss RepaEss "a ag@Fnatarria&A, &RA sshes
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gngEs azpiaysd Ia ths Nsspeasazy, sess 10 EAs A.
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sAsse skakaps ssx E,nasAHs viii BE sesspSsasiss
ADDRESS On. y. SxrEEsm HogsNTsEs ArkAa&
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street, FnaasAsipAla, Pa
nv order sa kAe DsrertoEs
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

tAs 0Gsrs Of Shs Czerk 81 shs DasErsez Court Of p
tawsstasais Eaapky, Iswa, shali proeeea l. =
90 Friasy ths 18th azyeof gnns. a. 10. 1856 besv,s1
sAe hsH - ~ 10 oss1ssk i g. Aaa asesoxk 4.
Of saaa DAY, Ia kEeas OF fhs Gaaasy Trpmaussrs d
ice, in tAe CITY Of G0znal Hanaa, ths fsalewlza !
scribed Real Esfste a. W H Fpssom md L Ma
ta-wik 4 +"~ 81 a~@ sss3s s2sN
ceEamseaeaag 10 sses KRss I'll che NaYth-sayt g,
ass u lot "a 10 CoGxaiI KuEs, Iswx. raaniag I
% deg. 70 WI eQgRss Ut LOT ~ tncanding /
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70 che wisAM naAef Ksaspa ara MaEief
lakes - fiae properly ~ Fnfscrn End MagIr /
satisfy "a sgscutiaa IN favor ~ Joha AhrA2yd,
., u. CRAIG, sasgssI
May %. 1850. ID
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

~ virtue af ~ ExaEussnn 10 mas aiFsxstss s.,.
Osce Of ts Ciesk aS ts Ksskxses Cszurf of 800, "a
tsas coaalys Iowa. saaAaf prsresa ID sell rs 81. az
aay tAs &sA Day 81 july A. D. ssso b@twss,,1 I'll
nsazf % sMosk u ES&sg 4ska@AP r. sgofsa 1s
cauzstp tie sAsiaM T. "a - - "a 4
q J. D. B&yiias, te-sIt@-. '@4 A~sAis
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08
TAILoRINa.
JAMES STUART,

sgccEzaan 20 %. ri. Hp&@mSm
/ Can b. ssuna raas1y 70 asssxa 10 I'll bassssas In
Ais Ifaa wslh aeasasss a asarasz as sae I'D sAsss
upvaF nFHasExssf, aTxt duaf 10 the nahAns4n Hasae
| - EAffSaf 6oas 81 aAsrz npsSc3.
Jana No. 1865 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12
The Methodist General Co.t.,,,c,

BUFFALO, May lO-NiHh Day.-Among the
petitions presented to-day were nftv-siN 2or =
change Of the rules slavery, and three against;
IN favor OF lay delegates, and against the same:
IN relation to new building in Baltimore Tor the
book concern.
Inc committee on missions reported in favor Of
sending missionary editor 70 Germany 20 asa At
hev. MT Jacob, and 20 take charge Of the Bibli-
cal institution az Baden; also in favor Of having
ono OF the Bishops pay an occasional visit 10 the
mlsSon IN Germany, Norway and Sweden The
report was adopted
memorial was presented and referred 20 the
cohnlttee on episcopacy, in relation 10 the sd p
mlhlstraiion OF Bishop Ames In the Philadelphia
conference during March, ISIS. The BiShop ia
HdrStd with having passed upon the character
OF certain slaveholding members without inv~sfi-
Sauoh, ana with having n ken partisan stand in
reference to certain slaveholding preachers
ne committee on correspondence reported
against sending a special delegate 20 represent
thls body In the Presbyterian General Assembly
al Rochester, as this Conference has no power 70
ask any member Of this body TO vacate M, seat
without the consent Of his constituents
Dr Curry was in favor Of sending delegate 10
Rochester 10 make his bow and say, How do Won
DO and then return and. IL the Presb ytetians de-
sired TO make any reply, they would be at liberty
After further debate, the report was adopted.
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From Perpambuce

BOSTON, May lU-The bark Inman, from Per
namouco, 18th ult reports arrivals
The was severe drought at Pernambuco and
Bahia, which would be disastrous 10 the sugar
crop.
MI. StaPP, Consul at Pernanbuco, died on the
18th Of April, of yellow fever, which was very
prevalent
The lnman has on board the Captain. onHcer.
and nine Of the crew, and five ladies aud three
male passengers, taken from the whale barb
United States by ship Moses Wheeler. and trans
terred to the lnman. The United States be-
longed to Westport, Mass. and bound home with
$50 barrels sperm
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THE LATEST NEWS
Di.pstch from steamer Ph,Iad.Ipe,,.
II Ell EGRAPHIO

NekfoLk, May l2.-The steamer PHILADELPHIA,
- ~. ~ ~ oy the Government for the conveyance
"a eue % PSnese Embassy 20 Washington arrived
bere AZ O'Clock this morning The steamer Ana
.osta, az anchor In Hampton Roads will brine
tne inteItl2ence Of the arrival OF the ROANOKE al
Old Point The storm still continued
LATER Capt. TAYLOR Of 4 : s.e,rDO, D..
hatan, arrived here on the Louisiana he ,cr,,,s
the Roanoke's shan as badly cracked. ana 49,,
her departure from New York improbable durinc
the prevailing gale. The Naval CommisSioncrs
Messrs. Dupont, Lee, and Porter. believe she las
leit, and has been driven of the coast In tie
storm, and will not therefore arrive before Mon
day They are much disappointed, az the Phila
DAYS only.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE L. 2 steam frig,te
Roanoke sailed from her anchorage, below thi,
city, at noon to-day, for Hampton Roads yvhsre
the japanese Embassy Will disembark and pro
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GEORGETOWN.
Corrsspondsses Of TRs Sfa,.

GBORGETowN, ID. c., May -, 1860.
Last night was the regular meeting mig ht of our
Clty Councils, but there was not quorum pres
ent In either Board, probably ia consequence Of
the very Indictment weather. 1t is possible there
may he called meeting early in the ensuing
week, as there is a great accumulation of bust
ness not yet definitely acted on.
There have been many arrivals of coal by
canal in the last day or two; and we informed
that Yesterday forty boats came in. all of which
passed Dam No. 4. which proves that our state
ments in regard to the damage at that point were
correct. One hundred and forty have past since
the repairs have been completed
The heavy rains of this week have caused an
other rise of water in the Potomac. There is a
strong current here this morning, and fears of a
rather heavy and destructive freshet are felt
Ninety-feur cattle were offered at Drovers' r est
yesterday, and were all sold at from AZ to SIX
cents per ID. gross. A good supply of sheep,
selling at from to cents per ID. gross lambs
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ALEXANDRA, May Extraordinarily g. O0a
so Extra So b \ as IS; Super So .OOa6 ~ Wheat
white, fair to good, 81 43sl so; red 81 52al 81
Corn--white 76a7S; mixed 76a77c; yellow 76a7Sc.
Rye S2aS}c. Oats 4na44c. Corn Meal 745SOc per
bushel. Seeds-Timothy 50 JOas3 so; Clover IS %
$3.50; FlaXseed 81 Provisions-Butter. roll
lsa2Oc bacon IOc. Pork S7aS7.5O. Lard lOaI2c
Whisky 2is30c. Fish-Shad SI2al5 per hundred
Herring 81 5OaSlO so per thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12
Capture of a Supposed slave,

bosToN, May IA Spanish brig. supposed %
De SLAYER, was brought into PROVING clown last
evening by Mr.. Hill. Second mate of the schooner
klenZl. which fell in with her at sea She had
all sail set. No one was on board of her She
was furnished with large quantities Of water
nee, peas, beans, bread, 1sh, and beef, and had
also large amount Of lumber for a slave deck
she was probably from Havana for Africa A
receipt on board had the words Brig Don Juan -
written on IL
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Eire md Inns nfIIraa

BRrSIoL, Il. L, May 1.-THE residence Of Jas
t. Dew of was destroyed by fire early this morn
ing, and the falling ch!mneys crushed a number
of men. The dead bodies OF Lewis Waldron and
MY Horton have been taken from the ruins; seven
or eight other persons were badly burned and
bruised, but IL is hoped none fatally. The prop
erty was insured for SIP 900, but the loss exceeds
that amount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12

" Ts0sSA The STAR IS printed on tAs fastest
h's" press ~ s's sOstk of Baltimore ats sditio.
50 large as 10 Tsq~irs IL Be pat to press at an
so''s Aos'j AdvsrtiSsDlsHts, therefore, should be
s'Hi n before 1trsIrs O'Clock, m; otksrisiss they
nay so' aPpsdr vail tAs rszt day
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Loo AL NEWS.

IL TIE STAR publishes the Lists of Letter,
''".d'H'Tg IN the Washington City Post Once
s1os1 me provisions Of tae Iosc directing them 10
0sT'"'Sd ." TIE He'csPaPsr barring the largest cir
Ia'at'oH 'r'fh'H the dsltrcTy of the ONCE It's total
u =, e"eh'af'o" IS more than double taat Of any
e'a' Dal4y printed IN the District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12

ACGUsTA, May ll.-Uon. A. H stephens has
written letter in reply TO several gentlemen Of
Macon, in which he sustains the principle Of non
Intervention, disapproves OF the secession Of the
Southern delegates and recommends that dele
gates be sent TO the Baltimore Convention.
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nestrnctirn Ere.hnt

TYRONE, Pa, May 10 There is now the heavi-
est flood IN the Bald Eagle creek and Juniata
river that has occurred for many wears Half Of
Tyrone is under water, and the bridges over the
Bald Eagle creek are swept away The stages
for BellefOnte and Clearfeld had 10 return
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RaIIrnnd Accidrnf

KoUsEs PoINT, May 1.-THE passenger train
from here to Montreal, ran over a COW last eve
ming. The baggage car was thrown down an
embankment, and John McHenry, baggage mas
ter, seriously hurt. The train was somewhat de-
tanned, but there was no other injury
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RnIfimore n1arkefa

BALTIMORE, May 10 Flour is dull Howard
street held at sc 25. Wheat and Corn unchanged
Provisions steady mess pork SIS prime SIS,
90
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Marine DisasteF.

NORFOLK, May l2.-The Bremen ship Luna,
from Liverpool for Alexandria with a cargo Of
SAT-, Is ashore on Sand ShOal. Her condition is
demonstrating badly. The wreckerS are en-
deavoring TO get her of and save her cargo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12
Entail Accident 90 a RalInani.t

NEW YORK, May ll.-Augustus NJ. Conner
attempted to make balloon ascension last even
ing from Palace Garden. The balloon collapsed,
and he was precipitated upon the roof Of build
ing. He expired at IL O'Clock today
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRk. May 12.-Flour has a declining
tendency; State declined SC. closing at IS IS;
Ohio declined sc closing at a. IOa6 20; Southern
unchanged. Wheat declining in tendency; heavy
Corn steady; mixed 77a7e y, white Sass. yellow
sOaS3c. Pork Is steady; mess sl7 J0sSls; steady
Whisky is dropping, - \ a23c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12
Financial.

New YORK, MAY IL. Stocks are firm. Chicago
and Rock Island FOX; Mich. guar. IS 4; Reading
i3T; New York Central 81; Pa. Coal Co SIS; Va.
6's 92k; Mo. 6's $50. Steamer TO Europe to-day
takes SSH, 600 specie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12

NorIcE-Disfrtcf Of CoIxn5ia Advutissnsnt,
'e % inserted ~ fhs BALTIMORE Sun a,s rsos,vsd
sf and forwarded from The STAR Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12

The ssBAsHFUL BOTs, - (poor fellows we hops
they will survive the Ordeal,) propose To give
their first grand picnic on Thursday next, at Co
lmbia Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12

OuR CITIZENS will be glad to see the Hon. Amos
Kendall announced, in another eolHmn, - lecture
before the Young Meas Christian Association at
tbe Smithsonian on Tuesday evening next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12
Testimonial to savers
Aiexaudria Marietta

TORONTO, May IA meeting of citizens was
held here tonight to take measures for presenting
testimonial TO Sayers, the Enlish pugilist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-12

TIE MOUNT VERNON LITERARY ASSOCIATION
announce their first gran1 excursion, to Glymont,
on Monday afternoon, May 2Ist Keep a lookout
for particulars in a future advertisement.