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No. 81 AN ACT a
To Incorporate The Bayop Rpides Navigation

6IcrIoS 4. b. Il enacted blythe Senate and Houst
Of Representatives Of the State Of louisiana, IN
General 4ssemdly co,ssened, That Smith w. Cor
don, g. Mason Long, Clinton H. Hayworth, ". W,
Wilmington and GeOrge Mason Graham, and such
Others a. they may heieaitet associate With thou,
be, and they are hereby incorporated as . body
polite, under the name and style OF the Bayou
Rapides Navigation Company which Company
shall continue for the term of thirty years; may
sue and be sued, have aconinon seal, hold such
property as mey be necessary to effect the objects
for which said Company is inc0sp orated, and 70 do
every other act WHICH body polite 81 corporate
fnay do.
s SEC. D. BE IT, further enaetd DE-, That the ssid
Company shall have the right 10 remove all OBJ.
structions III the Bayou Rapilee, IN tile State Of
Louisiana and to construct SUCH dams, locks and
like improvements IS they may deem necessary IN
order to render navigable the said bayou.
SEC. q. Be IL further tndctA 10, That the caps-
tai stock Of said Company shall be dtty thousand
dollars, to be divided into shares Of one bundled
dolhrs each, and that books for the esuhacription
of stock in the said Company shall &c opspcs under
the direction Of the persons named IN the ffst
Section Of this Act sts such sinss and places ~
they may designate. 81 ss II /.
Sec. 4. b { farther saGcted. az, That I shall
mot be iawiul for any persOn to Oer my obstfuc.
ton to the prosecution OF the works authorized 10
be done BY the Section Of this Act, 10 impede
in any manner The clearing out Of shd bayou, the
construction Of the dams, locks and like improve
ments ID said bayou, or IN manner 70 obstruct OF
impede tho naygation 81 said bayou nndnr the d.
rection ard control q said Company; and my Per
son Who shall SO obstrnct or impede the navigation
Of s8id BAYOU Or the construction 6fl said locks
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THIRD YEAR
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satisfaction OF our customers heretofore, by their
continued patronage, We would respectfully inform
/ them and ALI who are DESTROYS OF obtaining &
|. VALUABLE LIBRARY,
also. FINE BOOKS FOR PRESENTS and for the
IPARLOR TABLE, that By constant addition to our
Stock. ave have NOW on hand LARGER AND
MORE COLLECTION OF STANDARD md lliseeltaa q
oas Books. Consisting Of BsIses, Pager Booss,
di,,scts, Albums, and Late than has
erer been offered in t,s city, am selling ut TIE
r. OWEST RETAIL PRICES!
GIFTS!
Worth from, IS cents to ONE HUNDRED DOL
LIARS, consisting Of 8 d.
GOLD and siLvEa W Esss, GOLD JEWELRY
and great variety Of useful and desirable articles
will be
Presented With Each Book
at the time of sale.
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TsEfeI{.fss.E:
,s. no TANNERS
ANT. SHOE MANUFACTURERS

4IATANTED--An engagement at the South, bysan
abe aud competent man, who understands in
al It's branches the manufacture Of Patent Leather
ana Patent Leather Cloil 4 lie ms acted as Fore
man for the last twenty years, botliin Europe and
tc United States. Reference A No. /. as,to abili-
4tv and integrity. Address by letter to I. n. No.
ane7 New York Post Oi6ee. march7-lm
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W atches Watches
New ail, Splendid JcWcsry.
FANCY sARTICI. lis OF YERY
" A SsEe 81 Il M,
Ter
"a TAI q slf d sss
ALEXANDRIA, La.
yCcJiIE uuacrsigneslsh has Just received from New
81 YORK.; a new and splendid assortment OF
X f4ss BE- nv Il E IL 4
OF every description, and is preparedto furnish at
the'lowest prices, ans goods in his line which is
comprised of IS # a.
WdYCHEs OF ill TIE BEST MAKERS,
Dssmansl bracelets,
% Fimger-xs ings,
Necklaces,
Ear-RsHgs,
as well as all otterskindspf
Gold Jeyseary, siiver-Fe;s-set's'
Isitcn rs, spoons,
Farks, SC,
PLATED WARE. CLOCKS,
AND a fiEN sRALs ASSORTMENT or
orders tor 90 IDS viii receive pronpt atten-
tention and prompt reply.
---Watches and iewelry repaired With nsatilesss
and despatch. s,,.,,.x,,.-,,
! January 26. ls59--lY y sIEBblNn.
LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT I'll!
TINE best aud cheapest LIGH1in use, is made
| Il from 4 coal OIL or BY some called
Kerosine OIL
as il burns twice as long as any other, and the
prics OF Which has been reduced The undersigned
has large assortment OF &c
COAL 0IL.or R.iEs.lR2 0ssilvEs L.4nPS,
il eyerysvariety Of style-also,
Chandeliers,
HAIL Lamps,
! Lard OIL,
CaBlphene,
4 Fluid, and
i S0saF lamps,
With all The articles required TO be used with them
j Alwnys OF, hand good supply of the best quality
Of Refined and Bleaehed o. While Coal Oil, %
Tx erosine Spirit Gns, Campheue, ard the Southern
\, Oil Companys Superior Lubreatiag Oil, row il
/ general use, for sale By the barrel or gallon.
The subscriber is agent for the sale OF
FuIier's Patent Faucet,
which viii last three times as long as any cthe
without leaking; tue Patent
Z Scissors sss&rpMer,
very convenient and useful the Patent
~ so EoE3e x.,a'
for Deeaaiers and Bottles, good Improvement
Musgrays's Patent Portable
Gas IS TO v =,
very convenient aud useful where Gas is IN use
The public is respectfully invited to call.
ARTEM0N IiILI,.
No G tIag9Rss sTREEr,
febi-Sin New s,FleAlss
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AciafaIaya River al Tie s,ltfs 50 ~ ~
duce the present Sidlk III liz Atehsis.aye Is the
~idtk Of dry IN. q = NM sxir necessary not
70 obstract hsvleAtlsn, ~ HI report upon the
ELECTS ihassacA - xilk haxs npaeAs Mississippi
River. s, sss 8 8 u q 3 b
Speaker Of the House Of Repre- sentstiyes,
HENRY N. llY. ANS,
Lieut., Gov and President Of Oh; Ssppie.9
Approved February lsfl SD S ssg
gs TIl0AA As o. MOORE, $
Governor q tie State ai leuisiNppss,
4 true copy. 3 ssssssss3s ii & sss. 81
4gas PlINr b. BARny, ..s.s r.
Ia saafs Secretary Of State, n g52a axs
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MESS PORK.

I.rf, IC MISS FORK, ii half harTlss for eale BE-
II hbsa-M Is ssAs II ~ 70 4 e ssa 81
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TNDIAN RU BIER I}lA NI,ssss from ssto - inch :
II vide for sale At y. tsEsAEIk = = (.
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SWANS 6 ed

No. Camp street, near Canal, X
Dec. %, 1s5o-n NEW oabSASs-
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sale prices generally
Aprtts-Grcen brisk s}:sAss3oo per bib. fur prime.
R.coNTbe receipts a.i week have been large, and
have notice decline in lower grades quote io1 cts
BEaSs.-While-ri.k nj 1.jnj5si.13 L busicL
IiEEsw Ax.-3lGt.3 rciis.
BurrERFrcsl iair sca'e. IN demand at 2o13o els
in firhins, plenty, al,I duil III i2DI /, centA
CoR~@I, an Increased dcinan'.-i ',aote Yellow h3Is'
cts White ao c.s,
cars NsAl..ln ,l#ni.p ri: @ 81 cents
ts,I.SI -iars's River 0'tf si.-d
patau a,,s 800 49, realej Peaches, Il Un
pcalej do, - y il-i
FLorH.-Ihe receipts continue lghi--wih good demaii-
quote Suitranc sbow1ss623 Extra sd3t@f6H; Family
fG.s.SJ? h ~
Fl,xsrgl-sason nearly demand light at =, la62o
ffasniyts. -p5t4,, cents -
Ff,Iiars5. LARGE supply. Ne. Peruvian Guano 5000
n z0J b~ keeses Manipulated Gaho StiOo; som
brcro rann ti5G0 Mexican Guano f25Mt Rhodes sup los
late of Lime $4,000 kuis pisl,f Pers nan tuano S5-1s
&iIb0 l:unins Ground Bone Ash s97bo Ground Plaster
ou-c, 5000; Packed in bags or CASKS Sfl.on .
GRASS SEED.Scasin atance-l quote Clover Fh.236DoJo
Timothy in market orchard u 10: Evergreen ts"o
titNSENG.--,Uffail
HAy.-$l .o,6sSi.i2H /, 100 ts.
lno>.-Hanflaia f9,634Ia "a ion
IArn.-tuppy eoa1 ut ital : cents.
LINE ipIasoHu tiit5t ti.Gi: Mountain sG7690 cents.
ONIONS White He'd Gkdp 10 cts. u ushe
UarsThc fur wing being The demand has
fallen oil Il notice sI'cs at 30 cents.
Peas, Blackr,e veal Loo t2Wg Black Cow Pea OGGfl 30
Po1At",z.-I5Gf,i SO .nt>-arcorling To quality.
1oEA't ohc offerings continue llght, but an Improvement
in the quality selling. Is very crrple-iuIs S2Nat w. 90
fi0ol S1 tona.on Hrisi Wrappers $>nhft 4iiha Good
To Fancy Bright Wrappers slNooss s6b;hc highest sale OF
the
WngAr.-rhe receipts light cnntinnc my quotations
Wool unwasho 10 Wasicd 55dbo cts according to quail
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A SENATORIAL BLuNpER.-In his speech, the
other day. on the Homestead Bill, Senator John
son, Of Tennessee, introduced n quot ton from
Macaulay's lIoratius with this preface
70 show what was the policy of Rome in her
most prosperous days. will read por ton of one
of the old Roman lays translated and pa blshed by
Macadlay.
II Macaulay's shade could see that. it would
have something to add to the famous letter on
Democratic Installations in America. Ono might
reasonably doubt the perpetuity ions that
elevate such blunderer to the highest Legislative
Assembly in tho land.
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Hampden Sidney Ma gazine,

The May number of this spiri, cd monthly is
before US. Its table of contents is the Modern
School Of English Poetry; Chiv Try; To Him
who Understands, (Poetry y Femal o Education Z;
Parody tpoctry;) Win Great Bri Ever Be-
come Republic Schiller and His Works; De.
struction Of Carthage; The Story Of Cinderella ;
Editors Drawer. and the usual Ii terary Motif
ces J. j. Creed, Lyncbburg, is publisher, from
whom copies can DO had
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

THAT pure, eminent, and able man. Wiinm
Lowndes. Of South Carolina, once said that .'the
Presidency was an honor neither to DO sought nor
declined" but his doctrine is not received by po-
liticians of the present day, if we may Judge from
the representations that made OF tho efforts Of
certain gentlemen whose ambition has been excl
ted BY the glittering bauble.
Tho Washington Star "a Democratic paper,
thus exposes the tactics of Douglas and tho
means adopted by him to buy votes in the Char
lesion Consention. Must not every high minded
person feel that the Presidency would he degraded
BY the incumbency Of one who would r,aotise
such unworthy acts to secure it Here is what
the Star says:
the good Things the next administration will have
to eive out, We sdvise them to call on Senator
Douglas, or Some member Of his managing squad
now located In the Washington hotels, and pick
and choose to his hearts content. They can one
and all get positive promises Of any and every
thing good and fat, they may fancy to bespeak,-
From tbevice- Presidency and Cabinet places, down
aspirsnt Of Whatever degree may have thus pro-
missed whatever he most fancies to appropriate to
himself in advance. The only condition exacted
10 attendance ~ Charlestonand ceaseless Logging
while there, fer The nomination Of Douglas. At
least twenty--the mention Of whose names in any
such connection would excite q smile upon every
American cpuntsnancs- have doubtless been thus
promised the revsrsion Of the strength of Douglas
for the Presidential nomination; and as many
more the vote 1t shis pertisans in the convention
for ths yicePrssideucy. Fifty are at this mo-
nsnt positively sure that they have sealed bonds
fos NAnlnet piases, and 9 hundred have rs good
aathority for Foseign Missions; q thousand at
loask hare Bureans Marshalsbins Collectorshira
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TnE GREAT FIRE AT WooD.rncK, New BGrxs.
wicx.--Lato New Brunswick paper. contain the
details Of the hate great fire. Mt Woodstock Cnc
hundred aud fifty buildings were destroyed, in
GLIDING the Commercial and Central Banks, with
all their contents; the p st.otice, the important
contents "t which were saved the printing Of.
flee OF the Sentinel and Journal, the Machinery
Institute, all the hotels in the place except Que.
and about sixty stores. The loss amounted to
.tl0o,000. and was insured for about 100000.
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OF the ineness Of cotton thread now SPAN some
idea may be formed from the fact that 24o hank,
zach $40 yards in length, are spun from single
pound of cotton. total length of above LA miles.
Yarn spun so fine a. No. 7O0will exceed 1874 miles
in length, the product Of one pound of matcrial.
Worked up into the fner kinds Of lace. the oris'-
nal shilings worth Of cotton wool, before it
passes into the hands Of the consumer. may have
been increased to the value Of between 300 aud
400 pounds.
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or indirectly. to any religious denomination, so
cieiy. preacher teacher. &C., and its validity was
slstained.
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.
Trust Sale of Valuable Land. near
1,ynchbuYp "A

10y virtue OF n trust deesl executed by Walter Henl,rs
} anI wife the list day OF December, i>59 ami dnly M
srlcd the undcrsigncd. trustee therein named nfr
sale "a SATURDAY, tie i2ih day o May n. ON the r,
oe. th4t yer, desirable TRACT oF LAND bought Is ~ s5
llei,erAn OF Ei...r Whitehead Esd ing aiant IN IL n
han: mites ffom the ely Il Iynehburg and c.liaiiih. M
HUNDRED AND fiff1 AtREs, This Land has a.on i,
cuIiriabie DIV ELlISt Hot SE all necessary buLlny
Is well wooded has about thirty acre excellent meadow AMI
the attention Of desiring good farm AMI
residence. Those wishing to purchase referred Nailr
Henderson for further information, 10 the advertiser Who
authorised safe privately he deems proper IL, -.
TRRNs-Tbe property will he sold fur fourth The mr.
chase money cash. negotiable note sal sfnetoriy endorsed
added, months: aud for the balance credit ~
md year. bonds with personal security carryns
interest from day and trust deed 10 the land el.
their payment JOHN NJ. SPEED, Trustee
NH 1ppr enpy.1
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A will case Of considerable interest was deci-
dedin the Superior Court at Norwich. Conn.,. last
week. Stiles Park was the testator, and his will
contained a provision that none Of his property,
about $4,000, should be given, either directly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

The Constitutional Union Convention of Penn.
sy,snhn, met Mt Lancaster. ON Thursday morn.
!ns, when Mr.. S!ingluf was chosen temporary
Chairman.
John ). Little was chosen'pcrmancnt president
Of the Convention.
An address was read confrmin. the principles
OF the rarty us lrendy rr 1mulga;el
The Convention then elected Henry NJ Fuller,
Mark Mnnday. Abraham Markicy, aud C. r.
Swearinsen, delegates at large to the Baltimore
convention.
Hon. Joseph lngcrsol and VIM. Wright, of Al
lrghcnv, were chosen electors Tor the State at
large.
Resolutions expressing confidence in Messrs
Mclean aud Bell, n> candidates for the presiIen-
ry. were offered. but were not adopted.
Tho convention then adjourned sine die.
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Juvenile SINGING School.

Juvenile Singing school,
TINERL Will he Juyone singing Glass formed Mt the room
l. oi the Young Mems Christian Association, on satura!
morning nj o'clock.
IERMs1nc dollar for twenty lessons.
rHicr BouKs-Twcnly five cents
To conclude with the performance Of BRADBtRf'S Jt.
VLNilh OEArOlIA OF tFLOEA'S fEeTlVAl), which viii
bc given Ia Concert by the Class All Wishing 10 join nN
ted Ia attend
shall few days, form class for young ladies' 10 meet
week, the The lessons to be given he
the hours Of and o'clock T. NJ. Tcrms-f2hI for 10
lessons. lap POI W. II. EVANS Teacher.
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Valuable Family Residence for Sale.

81. VIII SELL on THURSDAY, the roth day of Auru
t,... 1896 the HOUSE AND LOT, u acre) the late rr
Laiii of Z. IL. Hardy, decd Diamond Ill., r,.
Ga.X premises in good repair, and in desirable neigh
borhood
TERMS reasonable, and will be made known day Of
sale. j. N. GORDON, Com'r
20" will sell ut the time, NEGRO WOMAN be-
longing To {. H. Hardy's estate.
ap9-ts j. " GORDON, Admir-
POSITION EN- EMF.
Owing the ncicnoucy al the weather. the above sale ia
postponed till FRIDAY the 2,in nst, at O'Clock.
up 3c-tls j. n. GORDON, Admir-
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The Accomplishment of Dancing.

L nS ACCOMPLISHMENTS VI odllCluS.
81 ,iIAS A. McENoY respectfully announces 10 the
M oHns Of lsnchbnrg aud ,iciny that he viii give
"a of lessons in the above desirable accomplishment,
IN IL this city commencing the Nor,rl House, on Mon
day nltcrnoon April ot. nj AZ O'Clock for young Ladies,
Gcncrncn.
e8- Nj may be at the NoEvELL Hot IN Mondays
AMI rucs.Iays up 25zdd
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Labor Wanted

's'liE JAMEs RiN ER AND KANAWIiA COMPANY want
70 hre :" thtctn able bodied NEGRO MEN, complete
Is "rn'Inon on the First Dv so The Canal G,r tho nrc
,l var Liberal hires VII. be paid, aud ill.,. hands will DO
wen led An clothed aud doctors bills paid By the Conpany
f"I luther particulars, address The undersigned ut his place
Z. L. CHfNN,
Richmond. VA, April II, 1880 Inn IscIm
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pOSTpONENIENT.
Lands near Lynchburg for Sale.

1tu11Oko ItOs0- 1fOkk'7I15 1Of JdI6.
w offer for sale Tract of Land situated in the county of
w Amherst about mile distant from the City Lynch
burr. and occupied by Ad Wood tenant containing
Acres, les1; also number of Building s
Lynchburg. Of which command handsome views
Of said city. For terms apply TO Mr. Chswei abney OF
L!nciburs. LOUISA v. WARWICK.
2I,l3taw& cRw.l INDIANA NJ WARWICK
PROPOSALS. will he received by the undersigned at Rocky
Mount Franklin county, until the slh day of May next IT,
build huuse stories lig, with two rooms twenty i,t
square inside and passage feet wide each floor to be
Clerks Offices Of the Circuit and County Courts said
county Specifications may be by application u-
dcrsigncd SAMUEL HALE,
JOHN $. HALE,
ROBERT A. SCOTT
MOSES O. BOOTH
ap II .c&d2awtSmay HUGH NELSON.
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SECOND DIsrATCU,1

Notwithstanding the events of the day, the con.
test ia not yet decided. The opinion is becoming
prevalent that everything depends upon tho New
York delegation. Extraordinary efforts nrc being
made to secure the admission Of the Wood dcleca.
lien. As the Convention casts three hundred and
six Votes, it will require ono hundred and thirty
six votes to constitute majority exclusive of tho
thirty.fve sitting members from New York. who
will probably be dcbarrcd from voting on the cues
ton of their own admission. The Douglas men
can only count with certainty upon one hundred
and nineteen of the required one hundred and
thirty five votes.
Slidcl has been working very energetically TO
secure the admission of the Wood DELEGATION -
Several delegates from the Northwest, who are
personally opposed to Douglas claim that their
instructions TO support him do not bind them to
vote with tho majority Of h,ir colleagues in favor
of the admission of the Casgcr delegation. As
there is IL dispute on this subject. It NAV be
brought before the Convention. Inasmuch as thew
were instructed to vote ns u unit, it is question:.
BILE whether their colleagues will permit them Ia
act independently on this important subject.
On the first ballot for President Pennsylvania
will cast seven eight votes for Douglas. The
supporters Of the Administration claim the hal.
ance.
The votes upon the questions considered, to-
morrow, will determine the contest, and they are
therefore looked forward to with intense interest
The Executive Committee of the friends of
Douglas have appointed Hon Chas f. Stuart.
81 Michigan, to express their views during Tho
discussion IN the Convention on the platform, to
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URLS, HAIR BRAIDs, &c, a,
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4 COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING HOTTIE pesr
l. Mr. d. heess There is spring of first rate water
"' ne ol. Possession given Immediately.
a Z4li3t WM PAGE
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BY WILLIAM IFANIILTON

Or PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FEE
EiI SIMPLE PROPERTY, THE RESIDENCE OF DIR
&A.h WHlTRlDGE, at l o'clock, on WEDNESDAY,
the llth Of April the premises No AZ North Gay street.
will offer for sale at public auction on the premises that
desirable and valuable DWELLING No Al North Gay street
belonging to Dr. Hhitrdge The lot 90 feet inches
on the east side Of North Gay street. running back Fred
street i5 feet on the south side of the lot, and 276
fee on the north The lot is in fee The improvements are
best materials built in the substantial manner
without regard TO cost There sixteen and two
Offices has Gel ar under the whole house, gas hot and
cold water and one OF Chsons furnaces, and cooking
range On Frederick street the Stables itwo-story
brGk for four horses and four carriages The HOUSE was
hult by days work and cost $3.50 o. The lot is The
Doctor having purchased residence Charles street. pre-
fer selling to renting aordng opportunity for profit
able to spectators capitalists desiring pur
chase property in the centre the city for business purposes
surpassed
B-Purchasers requested to examine the premises
Terms of SaeOne third cash. the balance in and
years. with interest cash at the option of the purchaser
1900 remain groundrent desired Taxes and
rance paid to the day of sale For further particulars,
and if wanted at private sale apply to the auctiCneer
VIM. HAMILTON, Auc'r,
ap2tS Nos. Ga and &c South Charles street
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mh2l-lm Baltimore.
a. A R D.
~ LOSS BY FIRE.
Parties DESTROYS of N s q K n G AGAINST LOSS BY
FIRE are respectfully invited to call at the Office of
THE CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.
sc SECOND STREET
C. RISKS TAKEN AT FAIR RATES.
THOS. RAWLINGS, President