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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-30
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L~gssaesat' ,sat P-uels RS .,gs
E1Au-lei trave-ac raes, b h7--es,
HaSIs t-so-S ~tA and Ll-es -N-Taei musk
without bits. k-ery bag
wg-..-f Hs-f,s- Pain i-af atz..
Hpss and eyes, D1ess pms
Lining nails. jacket lamps,
DTsS> button. SS-y amps
Az, chs-.. Astchs-- saze 4la JEfAHa~i- sive-ed, ivory and
"HAi-rs spade handle bone earrasv At9os'
Pastry i.r-er, shaving boxes Nrrc1-- --v-lss.
I r pGs combs. do A4rPa., F7lg .yr rsae.,. ,Ess1sr''
Machine oilers. dust pans. Pepper 1ov-s. sp-etaces.
elliott. stee. pens. .Clllre1'sI l. + e-mts,
pos, grid
irons charcoal
FURNACES. brass cuczs.
Iron clamp screws. - hoes,
Brass "re sAuze, n--ae hreus.
Ship scrlp-rs. lag. blind door. chest.
wardrobe. 0-zs~u eagle, rml-rau. and rural
night lNrch locks. brass AMI iron TaIjnes-, nor
us Dor t;es. VIII graaA Eand'-s- ores ,EaE-iS; city
b.aaf1n rules, p---"5. brad aud s-l5l-Fs avis SCISSOR
saarT=uers. ~4r-raHv hooks. s.-rS- plated match
planes, handled smooth planes, eEATvtvd
duck. ;ale; and shaving = ay. scrub,
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Iron cart boN@s. c. -a-isu r-.e~. meat hooks,
Saad paper. shoe lul ch-s. SAM stones.
Corner chi>e.s. iron screw bits. cuUu-e-&uas,
Buss screw ey-. brass escucehear pins,
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s~:eesnye nails, Hs~.a',1 b. s,iH-, french calf skins,
IVORY handle -fI- .ut Hsssr; ,ui,e-.
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Harness aaI birdie ulc,--. grab ffcEs,
Nattes-- "a ~.rs"-.
C,5p'-s. hammers. ;or-rs- drivers.
p...rn i-fs. Bras lamp chains.
jewelers. round tiles. Casrsari staples,
Round. square and mil G-m.e' crews.
T>-n-.v 81. r. 'sr..
britannia oil lamps, Ladies saddles,
Charcoal irons. S-y.he stones.
Suuupirous. Tinne3 spurs.
Double pointed mstrass Chalk lines.
needles. rrfcser PADS. Nitre planes.
Atkins brafayf. 70 :gIs. Rein snaps.
ss,~r1T., ,uTae Az nsires.
S,eylyurls. Bench hooks,
shot. Dupont. powder. Shoe; zinc.
L,asin- glasses. OK bows.
Grari-d lanterns. Crowbars,
G-n59',1 I.' sr,5F y ana a. Lies. ass ss.o rsiLs = '''' ""F
House paper and bordering. Men ana laa.es' -hoe lasts,
Safety fuse. porcelain states, Jaraunei spi-roons.
G-ass hoaSs oval tea TRAYS. T,ieCrsph needles. steel traps.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-18
BY ADREON d Cos

~ VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
ea;;t EThe undersigned, Trustee, will sell,
ATURDAY the 2l.t day of April, at the Exchange
Sales Room in the city of Baltimore, the following prop
eTty i'll said city:
LOT No l. beginning the south west corner of Eden
street AMI Eastern and running thence southcr
bounding on Eden street, about hundred feet
thence westerly about eighty feet thence nortery about
on hundred and ten feet Eastern avenue thence
eastery bounding on Eastern avenue, about eighty feet
to the place Of beginning The improvements consist of
large two-story BRICK DWELLING, fronting about
hundred feet Eden and running back sixty
feet which has been used Saving, Planning and Cabi
net Manufacturing Establishment There fine well
the premises The property is subject to annual ground
rent of $40
LOT No. . adjoining Lot No. on the south, fronting
fortyour feet Eden and running back with
depth of eighty feet subject to annual ground rent Of
SIS per annum
LOT No. 3, adjoining Lot No the south commencing
at the southeast OF said lot Eden street.
running thence southery Eden street about hun
dred and fifty feet to Canton thence westerly
Canton about eighty feet thence norhery about
hundred and fifty feet to lot No . and thence estey
bounding on lot No about eighty feet the beginning
Subj to groundrent of two dollars per foot Eden
street
The terms Of sale areOnethrd Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the balance in equal instruments
six and months with interests from the day Of sale for
which notes Of the purchaser will be required and the
payment thereof deeds will be executed.
G. L. DULANY,
mh30 2aW3w&ds BROWN x bruno.
& As
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by GIBSON q ca.

- BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
HYiiil ORPHANS COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, the
- subscriber, as Administrator OF IA Jackson, de-
ceased will sell at ~ O'Clock the DIST DAY OF APRIL
inst, the premises, LOr OF GROUND situated
north side of Saratoga str ct, west of Poppleon
fronting about IS feet Saratoga str ct h9vng depth
about 20 feet. Improved ty lwostory BRICK DWELL
ING Is feet font with Basement and Carrot,
pied by Mrs Jackson This lot includes alley feet
wide laid out on the side thereof for the Of this and
the adjoining property running from Saratoga street to
Sarah Ann
ALSO Two LOTS OF GROUND in the Of the above,
fronting about Is feet each said alley, and having
depth ofabout 80 feet Each Of ssid last two lots improved
by "A small twO-st0ry BRICK DW- LING. The whole of
the ground subject ground of SIS per
mum (hejng part of lot originally leased under rent OF
49, and the lot Saratoga rect adjoining the
west part Of said lot having been assigned by Aaron Jack
in his life time subject Ia Of SIS per
Terms OF sae-Onethird cash, and the balance three
and six nonths, with interest ami security the credit
payments. ". BRUNE Jr.,
apl2th m W DIS. Administrator.
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JOHN ". CRIsFIELD,
WIN. : WATERS, trustees
mh2O2aw&ds j b CANNON Suctioncer
4 o. =.s VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
IIaiI IN WESTMINSTER, CARROLL. COUNTY.


49, FOR SALE.
The subscribers Trustees, will offer for sale by public
auction TU F. DAY, oath April at on o'clock p NJ at
the SAlesroom of the Merchants Exchange:
me following described valuable property WESTMINSTER,
carroll county Md, being part Of tract called whites
Land or'Nhtes Level, situate lying and being in Car
2 as designated on the plan OF Westminster Town. recorded
IN her L. foil os AZ and i73 oneo the land records Of Ere
derrick county in the state aforesaid; the said being
now called the city OF Westminster and situated in Carroll
county aforesaid
Beg inning for said parts of said lots the southwest
ner lot No - and running thence northeast DO nding
o NO ~ to Brick Buildng erected said lot No 20 for
The purpose Of Brewery thence northwest across said lot
NO ~ and part Of lot No ~ to nterseC the part of said lot
No 81 which was formerly owned by Isaac Shrver, and
conveyed by him and his wife to Jacob Fighter thence
southwest till it ntcrsecs part Of lot 2 now owned by
John ElShe theme, in the direction, pounding
I'm Fishers Pact O. lot No 81 to the main street of said
town, now cali d Westminster; thence bounding said
main street to place of beginning
The above lot has erected upon 1t a large and comfortable
RESIDENCE, fronting uPon Main street Westminster and
IN the neghborhood Of this locality, the Railroad to
the city terminates Tn house has long since been
fitted and improved ut considerable expense
The property will be sOlt subject to mortgage, upon
which there is due GG, the greater part which, by
terms the mortgage will not be due!or long period
of time.
Terms Of saI0nehaf cash The day Of sale. and the
balance in days with interest and security 10 b. approved
by trustees. i. hATIMEK HOFFMAN,
kpIIRAlM WALL,
mh29A p5,lIIi,Is,2i Trustees
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RuBr. GILMOR, Jr., Trustee,
No. 20 Law Buildings
lao ,---,-s }. b. CANNON,

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
n PERTY ON CONWAY STREET.-THE subscribers
Will by virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the 18th
gay OF December 1852 sell at public auction SATUR-
IA the 2st day Of April, 1861 at o'clock NJ at the
Exchange Sales Rooms Second street
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
situate and lying in the city of Baltimore described as
follows to wit: Beginning for the corner formed
ny the intersection of the north side of Conway street and
the west side Of an alley twelve feet wde which place Of
beginning is distant hundred and twelve westerly
from the northwest intersection of Conway
Charles street and running thence westerly bounding
We north side OF Conway street twenty feet nine inches
thence norhery parallel with Charles street seventy eight
ee SIX inches to an alley four feet wide thence eaSerly
pardiel with conway street. and bounding ON the south
H 9 @ SI four loot ALLEY twenty feet nine inches to the
bounding the west side thereof seventy eight feet six
inches to the place of beginning Subject to an annual
ground rent Of $751; ~ " ~
Terms Of Onehaf cash day sale, and balance
to be approved by the Trustees
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Aabltt Sails.
BY LENNON & BROGDEs
pTTNHA MANIC WuADn

8AuLM SaltS.
BY LENNON & BROGDEn
BUCHANANS WHARF
ON FRIDAY, the Goth inst, at II cIoc, o.
~ stores on Buchanan's wharf, cargo Of brig r. R
JIG HiH6S T. r SUGAR;
30 BBLs DO DO;
10 HHDs. DO. MoLAssEs.
1 42 gbs 4f 5a gym TEsft from carden
aPls-ts R LENNON & co, Aactioneers
BY J. b. CANNON.
B. CANNON,
No ,cs w,,- GENERAL AUCTIONEER
vr.; between Charles and Liberty streets
ee street WI BE- pleased to my friends and ali those
attention to all which may be- en- S stHe espeea
OF F n ATTEND to the arransement and selling
Trustee and other Sales Of Houses Lots Farms &c tbs
mh2fu Once los We West AFR S5Ss Street
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT
ROSEWOOD PIANO, VELVET CARPETS,
Twill sell on 1HUksD AYG M6RSING April 10Th at 10
~ "A Jerry SUPERIOR LOT Of ROSEWOOD AND
Ts Pay aor G cha d3 Il g y1 and s5
pressing cabinet marble top, one Rosewood Washsand all
to match ,, Velvet Parlor Carpets.
-7-c
EsYslg3 Case in perfect order, with sundry other
u u II II Term cash in city funds
"pl'-' j, B. CANNON, Auctioneer.
o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Etiii WAREHOUSE AND STORE NEAR THE TEX
- lNGTON MARKET-Under and BY virtue Of de-
cree OF the Superior Court of Baltimore City the subscr
ber as Trustee, will offer for sale, the premises on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of April next, O'Clock + NJ
the following described valuable property, viz
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND in said
city beginning, for particular description on
The line OF the north size Of Lexington the
So perches west from the northwest nersec
ton OF Lexington and Howard Streets ana running thence
north 100 feet thence east parallel with Lexington street q
rect thence south 100 et to Lexington street. and thence
west bounding on Lexington street % feet the place of
- The Improvements consist of very fine large WARE
HOUSE OR STORE. designated as i4g West Lexington
street. recently occupied by Mr.. J. A. Matthias as Carpet
Store, which within short period has been much enlarged
and RENTED at considerable the locality Of these
premises is a very desirable one
The title to the property is in fee simple but il will be sold
SUBJECT to right OF dover the wife former owner to
which it might become liable.
The terms Of sale nnethrd cash, the balance in
three and six months, with interest day sale, and
security to be approved by the Trustee.
ROOT. GILMOR, Jr., Trustee
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miscellaneous.
nuE MAINLAND CODE.

'ENHE MARYLAND OODE.
Tho undersigned, Publishers of the NEW MARY.
LAND CODE ny AUTHORITY OF THE LEdrsLArURE OF
beg to ask the attention not only of Pro-
fessiona Men and Of Law Officers generally but aso Of
Business in all the Commercial, Manufacture Ag;
cultural and Industrial pursuits to the adyantages
it obvious must be derived from the possession Of
the CODE which contains in full detail IL THE PR
Lie AND LOCAL LAWS in force in this State and ~
course bearing on every department business and every
interest OF society Into this Comprehensive snare to
Code IS Incorporated the Acts of The last IeS
atnr Eoec,s and gests the entire Legislation Of Ma
yland from the Provincial Period 10 tbe closo ~ IL I
4 ti u WI an ahorate Inrex to each Article
anu ~ SateIui and minute in its Classification of sub
ue reader no matter how unfamiliar wito ba science
Di raw, may easily examine the Laws on anv nnpson re-
Tr8 70 ms PROPERTY, his RIGHTS his TIES or his
- ~. 20 as CITIZEN. With the view Of enabling
zen 70 possess copy of this valuable Work the
he OF which has cost the State upwards OF 5000
su nave aiXed the price at about one half the
o The MAR LAND CODE will no nubIiebad in vols
frn ~ "a VIII comprise about pages and will BE-
20 subscribers az Sc for complete work Inter
So ~ INT use VI mem oerS oil the Bar ana otherS'
- Fartes desiring EARLY COPIES, by renting the
ana price will ceive receipt by mail,
49, rave thsr copies forwarded. they may direct,
sS ~ as published Price by mail, prepaid, Law Sheep,
me work will be ready about OF July and will be
are received. " ~ ' --lNS
As the edition will be limited, TO secure copies order,
should be sent al once.
JOHN MURPHY & CO.
publishers, Booksellers, Printers and Stationers
Rol+;ro. Al, ,o.o IS2 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-18
A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
IA CLUSKEY'S
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,

ENCYCLOPEDIA.
by NJ W. CLUsKEY, Washington, D. C.
The various Party Plat Patr t5rss
The American Ritual
Governors Geary stanton ami Walkers Inaugural Ad
senators Green, Douglas and Colamer's, and Messrs
stephens and othe 8 Reports on Kansas.
+Gco%pton, Topeka and lie ave9worth ConStitation
Inc Crttenden Montgomery Senate and Engish Bills
Indeed eything essential apperainng to the same in
The bred Scott Case '''''"se
The Constitution of the United States
Articles Of Confederation.
Washngton's Farewell Address
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions fires and go
AZ Gay Ee1ort in favor ola Distribution of the Public
the same. ' "
President Pierccs Veto of the INDECENT Insane Land
Ihe Addre 81 26 Mr. FsglknsT The subject
President Pece Message, veoing the River and Harbor
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon
The Clayton Bulwer Treaty
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches OF noted Republicans and Adolf
II Mr. Toomb's Boston Lecture on Slavery
Messrs Fremont and Buchanan's Letters Of Acceptance
aesss Buchanan and Williams Letters the Bargain
Mr. Ca6oun's Port Hill Address
hTesdent Laeks9ns PROCLAMATION against Notification.
4 History Of Party Conventions.
Report Of Mr. Davis Of South Carolina, the Political
Mr. B W nan Minority Report the subject
Organization, and Hon A. H. Stuars Letters. signed
Madison" defending it.
Kenneth Rayne s Speech at PhadeIphia in Sovenbor
1856. and in North Carolina in 1882,
history Of, with the votes on the various Tariffs
history of the United States Bank acd Abolition Pc
titiOns -
Mr.. Fillmores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History of the Annexation of Texas
Opinion Of Public Men the Power Of over ta
Territories. 80 ~
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise, with thereon sectionay
classified, ~
The Compromise Measures OF 1850
Clayton Compromise.
Wmot ProvSo.
With many other things, too numerous to mention
Every subject fully treated an every vote in Congless
any subject having political Specification, is given
&S This Book will post the public speaker fully on the
Kansas and other questions.
Terms-Single Copies, g, Clu,s Of six, SIS
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ONO Mechanics NsTITurE FAIR, 1858

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858
We are now prepared all kinds of Roofs, steep or
fat new old shingles metal steamboats, and
cars, with this unequaed Roofing material From long
experience the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
met with and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts Of
and been adding to for two yearshe has produced roof
which is offered to crcsing public far superior to
composition and
EQUA TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some the inducements this Roofing offers viz: The
canvas othe heaviest kind rated in composition,
rendering perfectly Water Alright and Elastic
injurious to- but actually precryave OF cotton and
being alright pAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
CANVAS.
The Joints are cemened together and the whole covered
with one heavy Cement compounded from materials
which will not run scale of, crack or become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING 1T.
protecting METAL ROOFS from corrOson and leaking
Cement alone possesses qualities of durability
e1ualed and is the cheapest coating that be used
For STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS, we con-
adenty believe this Roofing will outwear any three Of the
ordinary coverings No OIL is brought in direct contact
the Water tight canvas, is made from materials which
NOT become Ike STONE from exposure, but remain pabe,
rs COUNTY K!dHFs FOR SALE IN the States of Maryland,
Deldlcore, Virginia, and the District Of C0umbid
81 BeheVlng that when the quality of this Roofing is
generally known, We shall supply the larger portion
qured IN the above territory, have constructed our
R9-L LETTERS OF INQUIRY PROMPTLY ANSWERED
Prepared material for sale, with instructions
margin fer profit.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
Baltimore, Md
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nR. BAAkEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Special attention given all chronic diseases, CoUGHs
GROUP, CONSUMPTION, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS all
diseases Of the NOSE MOUTH THROAT and LUNGS all
DISEASES OF every description successfully treated-um
bago Lumbar Assesses, Scroula Rheumatism Govt Neu
ragia, Paralysis Epilepsy Commissions, Dyspepsia Dys
EMERY Darh9a The very Of PILES cured in
time; also of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels There
many diseases incidental to and children which
treated with distinguished All particulars will
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce thousand
CANCERS, OLD SORES, OR ULCERS, HIP DISEASES,
FISTUIA OF EVERY DESCRIPTI0N, -,
IN ANY OTHER PART OF THE BODY,
TUhORS AND SWELLlSGS
ofevery description and without the Othe knife
cured by correspondence, therefore all such patients
place themselves under the Doctors personal supervision
DIR. Baakee has made discovery Of FLUID, that
will produce absorption Of the CATARACT and restore
vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
TIT EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the use OF the knife
die pr Baakee has constantly hand at his Office very
extensive assortment OF beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYBPANUHS, or Ear DRUMS
five minutes EAR TFUMPETs OF every descriptions also
every variety OF artificial articles known in the word-a
large assortment of beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL. HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and KneeJont attachment.
SEX and can be sent by to part of the world
All kinds of Trusses for Hernia Rupture every de
for females weak condition. also for those with PRoAP
SUs UTERI.
Doctor Baakee of the celebrated and skilfu
physicians and surgeons now living. His fame is known
personally in every principal city Of the world. e
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee must contain ten cents
can be treated by correspondence except those mentioned
which will require his personal supervision
~ Office Hours from A NJ tq4 P n ,urp
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
nY WILLIAM HAMILTON

In TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ERssH FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY ON BOND STREET -
L BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court Ba-
more City the undersigned trustee, Will sale
the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of May 1860,
ALL THAT GRpUN IN BAIT MORE CITY ,describeda as
follows, viz ginning for the the side of Bond
street about los feet southery from the southeast
BOND and Lombard streets thence easerly rghtangles
with ond street l02 feet theme; southerly parallel with
Bond street ID feet thence westerly Bond street
and thence nUrtherV bounding Bond the
PLACE of nSnning This ground improved by story
DWELLING HOUSE.
Terms % sale-One-half cash and the balance in six
month the credit payment he the satisfaction
Of the Trustee P. MLAUGHLlN, Trustee
WILLIAM II AMI Am
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DRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE

Sold IN al respectable Dealers throughout the country
This Enc brand of CHAMPAGNE, which until the past
confined exclusively to the best tables of the Con-
tnent Of Europe has obtained the most unhounded
success and popularity in this country II is recommended
~ Of the Physicians the city of New York
all other wines account of its extreme purity and
decacy aud those who try it rarely any other
brand Although only year elapsed since its
ducton into this country the demand senormous and
stanty increasing. Our arrangements such en-
sure the quality Of the Wine being maintained at its present
high standard, The Prince Imperial imported solely by
us, being the sole Agents of Messrs De VENoGE Co
in this CoUntr
L. HAUGHWOUT & Co,
E.h5-3m Nos. 4SS, 400 and 1872 Broadway, n. Y.
80 Sold in this city by LAURENCE Thomson x CO.,
and GEO UOILINS.
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anbIif SALES.
by F.. ". BENNETT 4 co

I'm SALE OF STOCK. n
- nv THE PROPERTY L[31a
oF }. HOWARD McHENRY ESQ
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, Mp
I b Lit u CTION
TIL un derSigned will at public sale in BaI,r,o -
THU RSDAY, the 10Th of April. at 1913 o'cl, Elk n az ~
GENERAL WAYNE STABLES, corner of baitigIore ami
PaCa streets - HiOie anu
The thorough bred STALLION CLAUDE MEINoTrE -
by Boston, of Slender f1'
The Thoroughbred MARE "PURITY," by Boston, out of
Lady Mary ' ~ u
TWO three year old STALLION COLTS, sired in Yer
mont: by Plato. the other by Sherman Black Hawk
A number of MARES, CEILINGS and COLTS, of differ.
ent ages
and GRADE COWS.
SUFFOLK BOARS, S0WS and PIGS.
detailed descriptive list of this stock now ready for dis
tribuOn and be had application to the auconeers
N. B.The animals will be for examination several DAYS
previous to sale the General Wayne Stables Baltimore
city. J. HOWARD McIIENRY,
F. W BENNETT 81 co,
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snsnrants Guulparries.
0FFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL INSUR
OANCE COMPANY

ASSETS,
18th February, 1860.
Cash in Banks. ....................... S29IlO45
United States Stock and Treasury
Notes. $50
Stocks OF States, Cities and Corpora
tonS, Bonds and Mortgages, and
Call Loans with Coll tterals. ....... ITI.S2anD
Subscribers Capital or Cash Capital
payable on call and secured by per
sonal liability of Stockholders. HOIOOCO
- sIO5O,939 As
Insurance Scrip, accrued Interest,
Salvages, Reinsurance, and other
Unsettled Claims 253il33 2S6O05 &C
S336, 9i5Il
The Board of Trustees have resolved to paw Six per cent
Interest the outstanding Scrip Certificates the holders
thereof or their legal representatives. after Ist May
next - " -"'
Trey have also declared the Subscribers
Capital, Scrip Dividend of and half per cent
Iheng 22% per cent. the amount paid nD and the
Earned Premiums entitled to participation in profits,
Scrip Dividend Of Twenty per cent Certificates for which
will I've issued on or after LIST May next
By order of the Board