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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08
HE RACES.
OVER TIE MARYsvILLE PARK COURSE.

FIRST DAY.
We rode out, yesterday afternoon, in one
of John Williamson's omnibuses, to the Ma
! rysville Park in order to witness the open
ing of the races. We found between eight
and nine hundred persons on the ground and
fine attendance in the Ladies Balcony. At
20 minutes past o'clock, the riders were
mounted and the track cleared. Three hor-
ses were entered: Lady Jane, two year
old flly. by John Rule; Orphan Boy, Il
three year old, by Dr. Williams and Trouba.
dour, three year old, by James Shelton
The race was q one mile heat two best in
three. The weight carried by Lady Jane
was 76 lbs. by Orphan Boy, 81, and by
Troubadour IS. At the tap of the drum, the
three started, Orphan Boy taking the lead
Lady Jane fell behind. on the first turn, by
slightly flying the track, hut gained on the
second turn and ran even or nearly so with
the foremost horse, until the third turn when
she fell back Meantime it was nip and tuck
between Orphan Boy and Troubadour, till
the fourth turn, when Troubadour got ahead
and kept his advantage until near the out.
come, when Orphan Boy came nearly up
with him and was beaten by about half
length. Lady Jane was distanced and ruled
out. Time %, the track being heavy.
On the second heat, Orphan Boy stumbled
on the Grst turn and fell behind, gained and
ran even with Troubadour OF the second, fell
back on the third and was beaten by about
two lengths Time, 81. The purse was for
$3.50.
A scrub race then took place between two
saddle nags a sorrel entered 10y Mr. Mattoon
and grey by Mr.. Kennard. The purse wnt
for 800 and IS entrance to be added tc the
purse. The race a single dash of a mile, st
the tap of the drum, the horses started hand
somely, but the sorrel suddenly turned, after
a few Jumps. and ran into the fence, striking
his head against a gate throwing his rider,
Digger boy, upon his neck. and launching
his (the boys herd within foot of the gate
post. Fortunately, no damage was done.
Meantime, the gray was galloping around
the track, and came out in 4:lO. having moth
ing to run against OF course the race was
won by the gray.
The entrances for the mile heat to day, two
best in three, purse $3.50. are as follows:
John Rule enters b. c. Bees Wing, three
year DID, by Equinox, dam Kitty scraggs,
colors, red blue and white. ]. A. Merritt
enters b. C Billy Hood, three year old, by
Lawyer dam unknown. Colors red and red.
Jas. shelton enters gray gclding, Blue Dog
three year old, by Joe Gale. dam unknown,
coors fancy.
The track presented very lively scene.
Vehicles were coming and going the plat
forms were thronged, the drinking saloons
well filled, and betting going on freely. We
noticed a roulette table on the ground and q
small sized rafting board in operation. In a
shed under tree wasa daguerreotypist pho
tographing the scene
The times promise to be very lively to
day, as large number Of strangers arrived
last evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

Lower CALtsoRsrA--A San Diego letter
dated April 25th gives The following account
of affairs in Lower California: Our friend
Esparasa is doing short work Of it. UP TO
last evening. he has executed seven despera
docs. and his men hold list Of, dear knows
how many more, to shoot them on sight
This is a matter of great consequence to Us,
as the most ofthem nre fugitiveS from justice
from our side of the line to Lower California
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

A NEW Catholic church was dedicated in
San Ramon Valley, April % by Archbishop
Alemany. Several clergyman from San Jose
were present.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

REcoRDER's Cousr, YEsTERDAY.-Alexan
der Garner and Roman Laby we're found
guilty of petit larceny, and will be sentenced
this morning
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

R. r. Stoddard, the well known express
man, has purchased Geo. Lamdin's hack
which he will run hereafter from the stable
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

MAN named Dennis Collins was tried in
Sacramento, Saturday, for grand larceny, and
acquitted, the jury believing him to be inn
beeiie Two physicians testified that he was
an irresponsible being"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

LAST week, good deal of damage was
done to the fumes in Amador county by the
high winds.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

THEATRICAL STAR.-It is said that Miss j.
NJ. Davenport designs again visiting Califor-
MIA professionally
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

The folks al Downieville are talking about
getting up Fourth of July celebration.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

MAsoNIc.-The Grand Lodge Of F. and A
M. was to have commenced its session yes
terday in Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

MINES ON CERRos IsLANDs.-We learn from
the Los Angeles Star, that Captain A. F.
Gregory, Of the schooner Victoria. has in
company with five others, gone on an expe,
dition to prospect the above named Islands
the "intimations" of silver and gold in the
ore brought from there being Of such a nature
as to lead to a reasonable conclusion that
the precious metals abound on the island =
Provisions for three months excursion were
put aboard the Victoria
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

A letter from the Sandwich Islands, saws
that Steam Navigation Company has been
formed at Honolulu, who have steamer now
on her way from Boston. The Hawaiian
Government has granted this company n
monopoly for ten years, besides the privilege
of importing coal, machinery, etc., free Of
duty. and having wharf rent free. The
enterprise bids fair TO prove successful
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08
WHEN YOU GO TO SAN FRANCISCO
YOU SHOULD
SELECT A HOTEL

ENHERE YOU WILL FIND EVERY WISH
w gratihed,
Where your rooms are always neat and clean
Where your Beds are always soft and sweet,
Where the Table is furnished with the st in the mar
ket.
Where the Culinary Department is clean and whole
some,
where you will find the servants always polite.
Where you will feel perfectly at hrme,
where every wish is anticipated and grati6ed
Where you live better than at any other Hotel.
Where your hllyou will always find satisfactory
where you will find first class Hotel,
Where their charges are most favorable.
Such Hotel you will find
THE INTERNATIONAL,
On Jackson ST, above Montgomery.
JOHN J. HALEY, PROPRIETOR.
The International Coach and Carriage will always
oe % a. readiness to convey you 10 the Hotel,
ap2Q On s
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

swITrs BRiDeE.-The first pile, for swirt's
pslage over the American river at its month
ana sn! confluence with the Sacramento. was
ariven on Saturday last about noon Tbe
plie Gr,ving goes on slowly, as the driver Is
Iaiss1 oy morse power, which is fitted nm IN
sn old wood barge e-Standard u )"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

OSE OF THE CATs.-California beats the
world as country of prodigies, and produ-
ces wonders in every department of the an
anal as well as vegetable, kingdom. A gen.
tiemaP In this city owns a pet cat which has
brought up no less than ninety four +ittene
most of which have gone forth into he
world, and have probably beooma Ysef,I
members of grimalkindom2 y AIta
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-08

FIRE IN SAcRAMENro.-On Sunday in Sac
ramento, says the Union, a fire broke out in
The wooden dwelling of Thomas Foley. on
Third street, between Q and R, which soon
extended to the two next adjoining wood
en- dwellings north and south, reducing in a
short time the three to ashes Two of the
dwellings were owned and occupied respec-
lively by Thomas Foley and Simon Roaen-
feldr, and the third by Edward Hickey, and
occupied by Major OCallahan. The losses
are estimated as follows: Foley, house and
furniture, 1890; Rosenfeldt, house and part
OF furniture, $1,000; Hickey, house, 81 900 ;
OCallahan, furniture, $780, We could not
learn the origin Of the fire.
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Silber Gaarf. sthasLrn. III.

0'A'ctl e3latEs SeDRlIg, Kf.
r EMoV al l.:
SOUTHEAST CORNER or
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS
" ,r, n M opened new and beautiful assortment Of
We would be pleased to eur old customer ~ A"''
Give us call.
.@ my!9-t WIN BROWN 4 co
ZINE WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY,
Embracing everything that is new and elegant ''n
Iaucular attention is paid neatness aud DURABILITY m
''e mahuiactnre and repair Of Jewelry. "
ap5,tf 5. E. corner Baltimore and Light streets
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES
~ CASFIELD, BRO. II co,
,. 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now receiving additions To their aIrad
public at low rates. ' ~ s9 ~ t'e
WATCHESl WATCHES WATCHES
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No. 1877 Baltimore street,
-, A FEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT STREET
Is the Best place in the city good reliable " TCT
piece OF e~eiry, or to have fine Watch repaired Watches
uneSeepers after passing through LEX NDEuS hands
1..s formerly of N. FRENCH,
@1l's ROYAL Exchange London.
l. - g GATFIKLP ". D. CAyFIELn. IN KEREnJTB
4 NANFIELD, BROTHER & co,
" IMPORTERS, M,ANuFACTbRERs
WATCHES, FINE JERE RIfAlERs IN
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
LANNON'S AND PRECIOUS STONES
Inrzn.u Baltimore
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RYSAmuEI- ~ -, ;. = ::
71 TIT . 70 IA CD Y EIh
t.;;; EVr, ,,,.- VERY VALUABLE

Will sell on " NJ " OF TH2 LATE GEH WIZ NCDoNALp
4 o'c0CL ON ~ W F-DN ESDAY AFTFRNOON Tne s-tb 81
valuable fee simple peS all the following described very
PROVFNENTT.S' s valuable LOT OF GROUND and I'M
street, near Abernarc " 'e north side of East Pratt
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II r. B KEE
Special given to all chronic sss C5S
CRoUP, CoNsUarToN, @FLUENzA AsTMa BRSSrHIGITs
diseases of the NOSE Mourn, TnG0AT and iUsGs all Ssig
DISEASES Of every description successfully trrated-nm
Oag9, Lumbar Assesses, Scroua Rheumatism, Gou NCu-
ragla taralyss Epilepsy Cunv u0ns, Dysnepsa Dv-
EMERY Diarhea The very cases of rs cured in
snort time ALSO of the Stomach, Liver Bowels There
are treated with distinguished particulars viii
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce one thousand
CANCERS, OLD SORES, OR TLCERS7 HIP DIsEAsEs
sc,1n 1FISTCIA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
IN Any OTHER PART ' or ri The Be BODY YoSE' Or
TUM0RS AND SWELLINGS
Oh every description, and without the ofthe knife or
surgical instruments These last named diseases cannn he
cured by correspondence, therefore all such patients mus
M BsaRe Rs m under the Doctors personal
will produce absorption the "CATARACT and
permanent vision to the Eye, without to the
EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the Of the knife
ue Dr. Baakee has constantly on hand his
extensive assortment OF beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUAS, or EAR DRUMS,
which suitable for either and all ages-inserted in
every variety of artificial articles known in the world
large assortment of beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Auachrnent ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee oint attachment '
These articles perfectly NATURAL and adanfed for aIsr
and be by express to any mart nj the via
All kinds of Trusses for HERNIA Rupture Of every de-
scrpton for either and Trusses particnIar aianed
for females in weak condition also for those WIFI
sUs UTERI. " ~ wan '0AAf
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated and skif
physicians ana surgeons now living. His fame is known
personally IN every principal city of the world
All letters directed to DR. Baakee contain ten cents
can e treated by correspondence except those mentioned
Whleh VIII require his personal supervision.
W ohce Hours from A NJ to- 3a5 P III
once 7O4 Broadway few doors above Fourth street,
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fOr Sale.

( LIN FOR SALE.-A Brown MARE, six
nt5 l yeas old Of uncommon speed ami action Guar
G crst9 sound and gentle Apply at No GROCERS' EX
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Qapfr 4anQina ann apboIstern

CARPETINGl CARPETINGT
Of ~ ANINN MAIFlNGS, white and CHECK: OIL Cr 1TUs
Pv TTuths IRON to Is feet VELVET AND BRI'SSEiS
ChaE, aPetry Ingram, Ingram Comm n Woo Cotinr
Mar I'M TI rag Capetng Hearth Bugs Farior and Door
" ri ian,e ana fanu Covers, Oomans ami Stair Rod
at '@''"'''''E 90 lrHt claSS tarpet House.
apr f. No 49, " q. :. GRIFFIfIpS,
- no. u W baltimore street, near Gay street
WALTER CROOK, JR., - -=-sss.
w., No 22O BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CE.pYps
WALL. Pap RS, ' '' "'''Selected STOCK OF
LACE, MI LIN AND
CIir AVN rrNOTlNGHAM CURTAINS
mv5Gm GILT AND TRANSPARENT SHADES
CORNICES. &c Er
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Stocks, Gxttanat. TT.

Stocks, Gxtbangs, TT.
N0RTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
jsaE B9NDS for sale by S Raadg HARRIS, JF
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
iea1Sytf sAML; HARRIS, Jr,
Je-l-u Basement Chesapeake Bank
FlREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
Ai9?f SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
- Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
2 Ean'ed by B, sAMI d aaRRIs JE
| NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY5S
jel2 tf1N wanted by Nh Sd . ssEE ddarI
MAkINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
jel2tf T. u No SGqt d s1ooaS s.ro.,
RAALL5TIIMNoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
!el21 No "a Second Street
(TITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
i9lg-tf PH SULLIVAN,
$4,000 WA WANTED N Fl on FIRsT-CLAss
Frederick Nd Apply to on ma AZ fSSse nEWs estate
TNIoN BANK AND BANK OF COMMERCE
= : STOCK TT wanted by MARTIN LEWIS,
| SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
= myl7a JOSIAH LEE & co.
HURST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO.
myl7.tf - - - los JOSIAH Il LEE L co.
Co m117'f PAPER WANTED IS973R By y. : 90
STERLING-f80O9 O-day Bill on London for
aP2Ltf JAS. CORNER SONS.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
o7s to suit 'No s. Cuttings g soS,6 co. Street
FNGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
on7 s0uth American Gold and Silver Coin wanted by
E ,9sto l. ING T.! ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
o.91 20 South street
STERLING EXCHANGE.
a. an,s For sale by KNOX GO,
@Ie-a Grocer,s Exchange.
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER It CO.,
leI-d corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
Iii, LAMBERT Cuttings,
!llu So Buchanan's wharf
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
iettf oorror P pdIl COVER co,
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER & CO,
!el-d corner Baltimore and Harrison ss
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- e,-t BY ,o.no. PHILIP plII;I COVER 4 co,
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap2stf Exchange GH;s Place
I TNCURRRNT MONEY bought and sold by
- a2I..I JNO: $: Cuttings eco.
(CoAII COAL,
GOAL At ss25 PER pounds superor S GuHt
Delivered free Of charge s e IN any part of the
JOHN G. G,I Msc s5s ,ENggG
W. i: VI corner Park and Fay y stree sSt'
Whsri-foot Eutaw street.
KINDLING wooDl
f oHk aS n Pine A NS6b RsS x
any the charge 5 St FGE HEN les
" Park and Fayette streets
yXTOoDl WOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and Gbt split for sale G.r at prices low be purchased
Oface-Pratt and Fremont streets ~ N'o i-i'oo'H
e Park and Fayette streets. jel9t
VOLUME VIII.
RANoRoFTs HsFq ph oE TIE UNITED STATES
,.,o, CUsHINGs 4 BAILEY,
Iel9lt 262 Baltimore street
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY.
10000 (STEPHEN A. DOUGLASS
So lbs. SMOKING TOBACCO '0AN'
MEERs Hfkha 81 PiP Tsrrsnted
s0'f s HSSRf S45 FTF oBTet5 Iustu''
HIRAM F. FOX, Old Stand,
;,-.s 1879 Baltimore street,
-9eI2sI Bird door from Light street
NOSSAMER, GAUZE, THREAD,
~ SILK, MERINO. COTTON AND LINEN
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER sGG,kHs I'VE WEAR Drawers
AT moderate and uniform prices
UNSTABLE, WALKER & CO.
1855 Baltimore street,
;.,.r Opposite the Museum
gell-1 ---- SHIRT MANUFACTURERS.
HARDWARE
III HISS 4 COLE
. NJ: 20 SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
AMERICAN HARDWARE f " I
Comprising large variety Of Shelf and heavy ooods oil ~
Tbch ge oner 70 the wholesale trade FACTORY
FSiVIa' jels2W
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Socks alll StatiartRrn.
TaiLOrs.

TOHN Fl. REA & Co,
e. CLOTHTERS
G0RSER OF SOUTH ARD PRATT STREETS
Messrs JOHN H. REA CO, take pleasure in Announcing
larger and more varied than ever before - " A
Having land a splendid stock OF CT Otis cAcSI
EhS and VESTlNGS which they will make m To order
facture F' 'i ~ i''i'e anu manu-
FURNISHING GOODS
Crayats, Scsrfs Ties, SaSrenders Fanjt.,cbf.r S.;.
and Gloves, in large variety '''''''S' '>'''''s'
Their stock OF SERVA ANTS, and OTTED NJ oriyINC .
worthy the attention Of Planters no,He ~
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r r E F R G y

= "
6 sANFoRnS PATENT D.
g ,- ..-,-,. O
, 'hLf-' EN- IL = 1'->' MI llNC. q
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Of AR6WARE FOOT g t nG% AMI " stock
mechanical trades, comprising part large assortment Of
Bolts Ec Pstnnt WrI ltl ioc5s' Lhstors, Hinges,
nr " 9 w IeLchS OF al KINDS Has Filters Ply
u, lehGie8 ana IongS al Of which offered at the
cash prices ana on the most favorable rny22-f
NH KEITH JP f. CON
IvH Cl;,,t,,T I, 70 ~ =, r'O ~
A'AS - tbAlMiSSlON MERCHANTS,
or. 70 SoGTH CHARLES STREET.
r. ~ ~ Sd'e S az lowest rates: -
Kit Iro"and ard kiInhatis Shnyeis and Spades j.
Snebe Fishers Forks and Picks American Butt Co.,
l9GeS and Sad Irons; Hail Brown Co.'S Snathe Cradles
%dG ipeS lolDuin Fenns Superior Axes Mccullough
DciarSo sheet IRON Kings Patent Chncl Walls; W
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CanInsengfats

ONE WEEK LONGER.
ROBERT HELLER,
a HE GREAT WIZARD PRINCE,
5 SIX w Z I + s s for owl
r MARYLAND f 1SsrIrurE
sRasiSad Hall to give ample crowds Of V ii
any city Of he oruy sae that there never has BEEN
Heller IFS cts a TG9sfr taks G %T
breath Of the audience Secure your seats early to IN
-''' sEECoND.sIGHT SEER,
o. . ADiIISSsi6N, Only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Go early. Go early. Go early. Go early ie1s o.
! RETURN Or THE FAvORITEs.
FOR SIX N NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS
'oMT Mrs. MATf 4FE AEXERMN nns
d ren open at ~ commencing at 81 o'clock Admission
---9 If HHNTLEY: Business Manager.
SanktrS an0 Sroktrs.
| STOCK AND BANKING HOUSE
~ JOHNSTON, BROTHERS Il co,
nr,. No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
o1er their services the Purchase or Sale Of
Securities on Commission VI '''e VI ''"'NS ana
CURlTES deposited with n 5S ADVANCES ON Sc
S Sa transmitted to the Eastern Markets by telegraph
co hay yd careful and faithful correspondents
Eai rSy upon their orders being promptly and salts
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS co.
5HG daily staSsa and f nst
M ONEY BUSINESS.
No. A SECOND STREET
First house from South street
NEGOTIATION OF MERCANTILE - '''
EFFECTS LOANS ON STOCKS AND BUSINESS PAPER
Makes ADyANCEs On C oLhkF FSRE4GEsRrIEs
ATR RRG$FF a a& II 'G BA RNhEt
-- = ~ : = nitttNCl1ES. je6-tf
7 Il. LUCKETT,
81 sEcoTP STREET, Baltimore.
{ < F9 c@iam Gas9e s+ BanE OF Baltimore Baltimore
i NJ Bn Cashier Franklin BANK f Bati na59%'re
Thomas D. Johnston, Baltimore '"'''s
ek s4ss M fn4S Of Mayad Baltimore
Hugh Jenkins q Co. Bal inorc
Young Carso.., Baltimore
STERLING EXCHANGE.
ROSS IS e Gf ;HddIa 4 Co,
Have constantly for safe {
,noe BILLS ON EONDoN,
BROTHERS BONINGER,
FOR F0REGN EXGHANG on sfiT r.
SteAS' |
mhl0tf
N CGINN & BOULDEN,
20 STOCK AND BILL BROK Frs
No. NoRTH STREET. 1' t,
egotIaors OF Business Paper and Loans and Ruv ond
ukets. ~ '''e =" 'iis anu other >"
ap24-6m m
NJ GILMOR, JR,
v. STOCK AND BILL BROKER.
,rs ora ill. ~. 49,, No. ~ SECOND STREET,
$ and other markets ~ o"ii'ie' III
taxes advances on Stocks and other Collaterals
StOry IoanS
4 cKIM CO.,
5Lrrr t.u1r,n BA NEE RS,
Sue LETTERS OF CREDIT ON EUROPE For
= Y n ELl ING AND COMMERCIAL PURPOSES VIZ
Tak NJ COLLECTIONS IN ALL PARTS OF THE TNI n
RMS. oAo-> hEASoNA Sc Z
4 TY APP D SELL STOCKS AND BONDS IN THIS AND
E G ATE LOANS AND BUSINESS PAPER
CHANGE avn Do'ihSIlC
4 AXE X ADVANCES ON STOCKS AND OTHER CoLLAT. CT
&c EGEE ny DEP DEPOSITS, AND TRANSACT A GENERAL
--I .1HI-rI.22. nl6-f
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auhLft Salfs,
BY j. b. CANNON.

7 B. CANNON,
q, GENERAL A UCTIONEER
- No les " EST FAYETTE STREET.
tIo,i, bStWeen Charles and Liberty streets.
tt taken the Office dwelling, No los Fav-
who @ VII b blessed to see my friends and all those
may nave business my line ] shall give especial
te9h 10 all sales which may be en- rusted TO INV care
81 EVIL personally attend TO the arrangement and selling
IT,, tuIhltufe OF families declining hOusekeepnp Also
ana other Sales of Houses Let's Farms &c at the
nb9.tr j. b. CANNON, Auctionper,
WpstE oro
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OFFIGEOF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA,
ImliLn.ILllis- E..h l..

OFFTGEOF AUDITOR OF STATE. INDIANA,
indianapolis, Feb. Il, 1850
To THE PFoPLE OF INpIANA:-The Hartford Fire
INSURANCE. Company having complied with the law
of Indiana, by filing la this Office IA Statement of
lis Condition on the first day Of Janutry, S"., and
having invited examination of its affairs Iy the
Department, T. John W. podd Auditor Of the Stnte
Of Indiana, hereby certify that have made per
sunal and thorough examination "i the book, aud
assets the Company, at their Office ia the Git,
Hartford, Conn, and that the Company own and
have their possession ia C.sir, and securities
convertible pleasure, Ie,i ~ onc Million at Dol
amount corresponding with their official State
meut Of I;uuarN last. The Hartford Fire Insu-
rance. Company hats been in existence for halt
century, he high character of its Ulcers tor
pei fence sud ~ obit y-the prunpiHess and 'i,-iIty
with which, has met all its engagements Justly
rnItls il the hig hest rank AMONG the Insurance
Companies II the country, and commcnds IL 10 the
pan ouagc of the people 81 Indiana
JOHN ". DUpD, Auditor al stat.
INSURANCE. against loss OF Damage by Ftre,
DurliIn.-. turhitar.. stores, Narthoh-e-, Mcr
hAndise Mills MtuuiSIoI les, IIi.l other kinds IT
property, San be effected IN tins Company diuir
favorable f.s the uanr, Of tn r,sko tnd stsu
rity - POLICY holders will admit
PAK1ICULAH ATrENTiob given to in>urin@
r, rHl properly consisting OF DveIliIls, Htrus, and
outbuiidin2s connected and Eurniture, Live Stock,
HAY, Grain. Farming Utensils, &c, &C. contained
therein. Tor "a tim # years 1t Low rates OF pre-
mimi
AtrIicaii,,ns Tor iu-iII4tlr may be made u iEs
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the law expounded aud administered TO
them under this new system, they want to
know it at an early day, for it will take
them until next October TO reconcile them
selves to the innovation. Great is Democ-
racy, and its leaders are mighty menl-in
their own conceit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-29
Opposition State Ticket.


FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FoR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G.. JONES, of Vanderbnrgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.