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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-29

STATEMENT
OF the Missouri State Mutual Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, Of St. Louis.
JANUARY !, 1850,
1.-The name Of this Company is the "Missouri
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Compa-
ny" Of st. Louis. The principal Office of the
company il located III the City Of st. Lonis The
company frsures against loss or damage by fire
The Marine Depar tmant has not been organized.
THE compa yhss no Capital stoe X subscribed
az such, being organized entirely on the Mutual
system' The Prcnium Notes given by the assured
constitute the Capital of the Company.
3.-Ten per cent OK each Premium Note Ia pasd
when the Policy Ii issued. The balance OF the
Note Is subject to calls or assessments to be made
by the Board of Directors needed, TO paw losses
and expenses.
4.-The Assets Of the Company are:
lash on hand. 9I5s35
nue y agents............ f5I23l
OHoe furnliuTe....-....-....-.... 6Q0.e0
premium notes, less ass easements, .$35I,3S976
aross Assets..... 1864, 3le.A2
The face OF the Premium Notes of the COMPANY
IL four hundred sixty thousand FIVE hundred ard
fifteen dollars and sixteen cents, l$460,5Ibl6) Of
which there Ia uncaIicd and subject 10 call for thu
payment Of losses and expenses the sum 81 three
hundred And ffty-one thoussnd three huudrsd and
eighty-two dollars and seventy-six cents. $751;
3s2 49,.
b. the 9th section of the Charter. lien IL given
MUM notes given TO the Company for insurance on
buildings. The face OF the notes thus secured On
real estate, In two hundred and ffty-two thousand
seven hundred and twenty four dollars aud twenty
Eve cents, Isl. of which there il uncaled
and subject to call, eighty-one per cent, and
amounting to one hundred and ninety six thousand
one hundred and sixty mine dollars and City cents
t$1q6, 16g. I01.
This Company Ii possessed Of Capital of more
than floe 0co secured by lien on re estate worth
1T cash valuation, ut least Eve times the amount OF
said capital, and not incumbefed to more than one
half Of said eash valuation.
h-Ihis Company owes nothing TO banks
6.-Losscs adjusted and due, none.
T.-Losses adjusted and not due..-..S 2,3l203
S.-Losses unadjusted, none.
9.-Losscs la suspensc................ 1900 90
iV.-btiis s,OGV.GH
Total iabiities..a........-......$ 1s,gI2.b3
Gross Asseta..-..... ................ $3.50, sIa.42
$3a529s-3s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MAR KIED

MARRIED,
On the 2lst inst. by Rev. r. w. AcCh0rd, Mr.
VIM. Bell to Miss Minerva Pauline Courtrignt-all
Of Clay Grove, Lee Co., Iowa.
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methOdaAk II ymn HO0k q.
A dOODHupply Of the different sizss, for sale by
"A NJ. w. WESTCOTT,
Febld 81 Main st.
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>. M. ED4ELL, Pres 4.

Z y
Sworn To and subscribed before me- on The 9Th day
--~ of January, eighteen hundred ard sixty;
LIS ~ witness my hand, official seal, at my
--~- Office In the City OF St. Loais, Missoari.
CHARLES Ia. IILLsON,
Commissioner of Deeds for Iowa, in Missouri.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, ! Sc

County OK 5t. Lcus
Tn this 18th day Of January, 1850, before nue.
the undersigned, Commissioner. duly commission
ed and qualified 10 take dispositions and acanowl-
edgemenis VI deeds to b. used and recorded in the
State of Iowa, came Stephen Nj. Edgsli, known 10
me as he President, and Richard s. Elliott. known
TO me IS the Secretary Ut the Missouri state Mu-
tuai Fire and M arms Insurance Company, Of st.
Louis, who being by me duly s~crn, on their oaihs
declare that the foregoing statement Of the cond~
tion OF saia Company IL true snd correct, 10 the
best Of their knowledge and belief.
M EH9Rf.f praSss
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TINS DIES MoasGs VALLEY WHre ia published
every Monday at this office, Is OF the Oldest pa
pers In Iowa, and has widely extended circula-
tion throughout the Dies Moines Valley, Northern
III aAeuri, and Wcstorn Illinois.
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others, none.
ANA Losses adjusted or unxdj usted, due or not
due, or In suspense waiting proof--nons.
All other claims against the CompAny--nons.
The greatest amount insured In any ono risk
except Bonded Warehouses and Storage Stores
$4,000. t@
Greatest amount allowed injured In any one
city, village, town. block, lis governed by circum-
stances but II 10 not intended have in jeopardy
by any one FIRE more than $l6,oe0.
Charter Of the Company ~ amended filed here
with.
mo part Of Its capital earnings is deposited In
any other State Territory security for losses
therein.
Authority to accept service therefore filed.
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A card.

rI,IE subscriber, in retiring from the firm of
Day Beers, takes this method of returning
thanks to the friends and customers Of the late rm
for past favors and hopes that continuance of the
same may be extended to his successor in business
H.. s.. BEERS.
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LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE. COmPA-
M, OF NEW YORK.
W. +. WOOD, Agent,
Oaice on Third-st., near State Bank,
KEOKUK. Iowa.
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10-The mill above referred to 10 nrst class saw
mill. built ct m expense Of Ga, 0U0 and Is capa-
BILE Of cutting 80 900 feet az lumber in IL hours
and also II, 1000 isth In same time.h II has two
muiay saws, circular beiting saw, and iath saws.
10 90 feet long by Do feet in width, and IL n
ranged to saw timber 40 feet in length. II il sit-
mated ut Montrose Ii miles above keokuk, and II
the most favorable point for tho purchase Of logs
from 81, Louis to the pincries, and has an excel.
lent harbor for logs.
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STATEMENT
Of the condition Of THE LAMAR FIRE Issu-

vi the condition or IHE LAMAR FIRE lNsu~
RANCE COMPANY, or THE CITY or
NEW YoRK, to the Auditor OF
the State of Iowa,
Jan. l, 1860.
Amount Of Capital Stock, In shares Of $I0o each,
ell paid mp In cash 900 90
Amount surplus, Jan. ], la60........... 8,042.13
Total Capital and Surplus JAM J. 1859, $348, 04o.I1
ASSETS:
Amount OF cash on hand and In bank, s "a, s92.ol
Bank Stock, viz: $50 shares Bank Of
Commerce In New York, and so shrs.
st. Nicholas Bank, market value ~ 500. 90
81 Bonds and Mortgages ~ per schedule
aecompAn ying 2T1, 000. 90
Loans on demand secured by good stocks
as ooilatsrai.. 1880 90
Brooklyn City Revenue Bond n per cent.
interest, due Jan. 20, I86o............. 5000 90
Amount due for Premiums OF Insu-
rance. s,r7a1
Amount OF interest accrued on Bonds,
Be-, bat not yet due -......~........... 3,sso.00
Total am It Assets Jan. 1885,. .$34S, 04g 81
LIABILITIES;
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OF the Missouri State Mutual Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, Of St. Louis.
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ESOR the purpose of closing up the trust reposed
1 in me BY m assignment made by Browns
Lowe, Oct. l, 1857, will offer at public sale, on
O'clock p. m, for cash. the following property to-
Wit: The Lumber on the yard Of Browns Lowe
corner of 5tn and Morgan streets, In the city oil
Keokuk. one buggy. one harness, one lumber effos
and furniture, one City Bond Of $500; also, lots I
and 0, block lee, in the city Of Ksokuk; also, the
saw mill Ut Montrose, lately owned and built by
the said Browns 3 Lowe, and all the appurtenances
with the lease Of ground upon which the same |,
situated; 4lses one house In Montrose. esI
pra.r p.orUy 80 " soio ~ the once o.
and the other property at the court house, In thu
city OF keokuk. Lee county and State Of Iowa.
.. N. BILLINGS,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-09

THERE is not apparently, solitary idea afoat
fn the State of California Democratic S{aHaard
Such nigh! he the fact if there was nothing
but the Standard "ahoat'' '.-.3'RadOr Ledger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-09

IIoPE So.-It is rumored that Miramon has
declared war against the United States. We sin
cerely hope that rumor Is correct
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-09

in M THE DErARrED.-Wash. Wright is
;,or of the Amador Ledger, and generally
u;toc inst what he thinks, and what good COM
on sense dictates lie don't relish the whole
Ia abuse which The editor of the departed Dem-
Il. ,.ot;c STANDARD showered on all who thought
;eereptly from himself, and refers to him as
hlovs in his notice of its demise:
Il . When he says that all the editors excepting
;mseli in California are party hacks" insin-
rere in their professions of principle and striving
En- nothing but "spoils," he should be prescribed
~ the most infamous of reckless falsfers.
!. Party hacks, I" trimmers.' "driveling eotem'
norories," "spoils hunters" are the terms which
3be State Printer applies to those who were the
most active in securing his election to public
ra;co and in commencing the STANDARD TO the
|Sayorable consideration of the Democratic party.
'Who was the "party hack" that crawed into
|,,ossesson of printing materials, and under the
pretense of being about to print first class
,emocratic paper" obtained funds to enable him
10 nroceed? Who was the " trimmer" "party
hack and "spoils hunter' that implorcd a
Democratic State Convention to place him with:
in reach of the spoils?' Who was the "party
hack" that threatened to stop the publication OF
his paper if his desire to grasp ." the spoils"
could notbe gratfed Who was the "party
backu that begged an Office of Convention, and
piedged his honor to publish daily Demo
cratic paper in Sacramento. which should reflect
the views of the party and abide by regular
dsciplne and established USAGE"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-09

Torn BY HoGs.-The San Andreas independent
says that a new born infant was found, May 29th,
in the streets of that city, torn to pieces by hogs
The unnatural mother is not known.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-09

TIE ADDRESS OF WELcoME.-Last week we
mislaid the remarks of Mr.. Wm. Schick, delivered
in English at the opening Of the late German
Festival. The remarks have since been furnished
us and we give them place with pleasure;
"LADlEs AND GEKriEnEN - May, with its
Young blossoms and tender green again smiles on
uq filing every heart With delight. and bliss, and
love. Our old Saxon forefathers, always rejoic-
ing in the beauty of SPRING celebrated the month
OF May as the most beautiful of the year. Gen
Grafton after generation following, partook of
the same feeling, as gathering round the May
pole they gave vent to their hearts gladness, all
rejoicing in the return of beautiful, blooming
May. So we in our new home. following the
example of our forefathers, assemble, inspired by
Natures smiling rays to celebrate May and
beauty.
To this, our annual May Festival, ladies and
gentlemen we bid you right hearty welcome.
May the time pass pleasantly, and may you enjoy
returning occasions of like nature with us Tor
many year to come"
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Pugilisiic Query.
NORTH Fork, June lst, 1860.

NORTH FORK, June lst, 1860.
Ed Journal As the late fight for the cham
pionship of England is the theme of constant
discussion here, should like to ask you if cho-
king and strangling Gas lIeenan is reported to
have done sayers) is allowed by the rules Of the
London Ring. An answer viii much obliSe
koRYI Fork.
We must acknowledge that We are badly pos
ted in the rules of the London any other
Ring, but considering the termination of the late
"mill," are of opinion that choking and strans-
ling should he allowed. The rules of the ring
allow either party to get his antagonists head in
!. cbanccry," we believe, as did lIcenan. but
there is no direct evidence that any attempt at
rtranging was made. licenan merely took a
tight hold on Saycrs that he might hold him
steady and hit him fair. In conclusion. we be-
licve that IIeenan did not and cannot get Justice
on English soil.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-09

THE Overland mail OF June lst took away 49,
209 letters.
GREENHooD a. NEWBAUER. for various favors
done this week. have our thanks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-09
THE JOURNAL.
Wenyeryiiie Post Omce.

~ho mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
.ho steamer of June 10th, will close at this of
on Thursday evening, May 18th, at o.
m JAS. O'CONNOR, p. NJ.
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BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1860

The session of Congress which opens this morn
ing will, we hazard little in saying it, be the most
important that has ever been held within the walls
of the Capitol at Washington. 1t is conceded on
all hands that the agitation which parvades the
country, must be queted by speedy and perlna-
nent settlement of the slavery question. The two
great sections OF the UNION have been irritated
against each other to degree beyond which l-feel-
ing cannot 60 without leading to an open rupture
and their representatives are standing face to face
upon the spot where the dispute will, in all hkeli-
hood, be brought to a close one way or the other
Within few short months, or it may be weeks Or
days. RECONCILIATION will have been effected and we
Will bestil citizens OF one of earth most powerful
free and prosperous nations or the glorious Re-
public which has for eighty-four years challenged
the worlds admiration and respect, will be shat
tered and PROSTATE ruin. 1t is WONDER then,
that the people of America await so anxiousIy the
action of the body whose course is to influence for
all timeto come the desnes of this continent if not
of the human race. Our expectations about
the result of the session are not, we confess, of
cheerful character. Our hopes, however, are those
which are shared by the honest and patriotic men
of every section, and we will not, until the last
moment, abandon the idea of their realization.
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good faith their obligations, if we are to re-
main one people. Though the South, in virtue of
her peculiar institutions, has difficulties to contend
with, and dangers to guard against which the
North cannot or will not consider, she still asks
no extraordinary fayors from any quarter. She
requires only what the laws aud the Constitution
give her-she expects only that forbearancc which
the people of one race and nation usually extend
to each other Less than this will not content her
for unless these fair. demands are complied with
she cannot hope to remain in the Union, and at
the same time to live in peace and safety.
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Aggregote CAPITAL Represented,
$Io,ooo,ooo.
jOHNSTON's INSURANCE
Rooms,

73 q IS Second ST., Baltimore.
MARINE AND FIRE Policies ISSUED UPON APPROVED
RISKS, WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING
THE HOME OFFICES.
Lo'5e5 @Gja5tSd and paid at this Ageny eritb-
00t ref5rrnre 10 the Parent Ofre5.
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MANN's DINING Rooms
No. l2i W. BALTIMORE STREET
Near North street,
Under the management of the Proprietor who will hero
after give his personal attention to the house
The bill of fare will include all the subsantiaIs as wei
as the decacies of the seasonhaYng made
to be supplied with all kinds OF GAME as they come in
season.
On hand, fine lot OF BIRDS which will he served nm At
short notice.
So hANN'S CONGRESS HALL. BOWLING SALOON
IS in The OF this house, entrance either from RaImor.
street or No. so Fayette street.
auz9-t C. H. MANN, Proprietor
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LANDING OF Six THOUSAND AFRICANS IN CURa-
HAVANA, Nov. 20, 1S60.-Neyer since | have been
resident of this fair Isle have ] before heard Of
the landing OF so many cargoes of Bozales (Afri.
cans, IN the same space of time as have come to
my know ledge within the last six or eight days-
The intelligence of the several landings reached me
with such rapdity, following so close one upon the
other, that was at first chary of giving it Gre
dence, and consequently in the last two or three
OF my letters to you have avoided all allusion to the
subject, feeling that it was wiser to have nv infor-
nation fully confirmed before giving circulation to
statements capable of being contradcted.
L am now, however, in possession of s'proof.
strong as Holy Writ that from six to eight thou
sand Bozales have been landed at various points on
both sides of the Island within the last eight or ten
days. WIN
1t is difficult to believe-indeed, to sneak the
truth, cannot believe-that any one of these land
lngs OF Africans has been effected without the CON
sent, il not with the connivance, of the Spanish au
thorlties of the various Jurisdictions from the Cap
tain OF the Purtido (District) to the Governor or
Northumberland of the jurisdiction: and vet to
prove this would, perhaps, be matter of utter i'm
possibility.
This you will the more readily understand when
tell you that, for comparatively trifling sum of
money, almost any number of witnesses required
may be obtained to swear to any circumstances
named to them of which in reality they do not pos
sess the most distant acquaintance.-C Net1 York
Times.
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From ANaUnIA, W. IA correspondent of a
New York journal, writing from Anguia, w. l.,
under date of Nov. 2, says: The bark A. A. Dire.
bert, Captain Hewitt, sails to day for Philadelphia
with salt and 900 in specie The island is but
seldom mentioned in American newspapers. Its
products, viz: sugar, cotton and tobacco are of a
superior quality, and England is the mart of sale.
The last crop shipped to London and Liverpool
consisted of $4,000 hhds. sugar, l72O hhds. tobac
co, and IA 600 bales cotton. Large tracts of wood
beachland, banked and secured against tide water,
all of which will be under successful cultivation
next year. The weather is of a mixed nature, wet
and warm, which is healthy and favorable for the
growing crops, which promise more than an aver.
age yield
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LADIES' FANCY FURs
Sable Capes, Nuns anu Cuts!
Mink Sable Capes, Mufs and Cuffs
Fitch Capes Mulfs and Cuffs!
Siberian Squirrel Capes, MuGs and CUFFS!
Together with large and select assortment Of Cnildn
and other Fancy FURS.
Also, Ladies', Misses and Chlren's Fancy HATS and
CAPS, ''
40 ut it'n at QUAILS,
s26-Sm No. 233 Pratt street, near Hanover
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D. LIPP Il Co., GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING STORE, of Baltimore and Paca streets
has always hand well selected stock of CLOTHS CAS-
clMtRES AND FESTINGS. Also a full assortment of
MADE CLOTHING Particular attention paid to CUsroY
WoRK-Our customers guaranteed FULL VALUE FOR tbair
money, our system being ONE PRICE s2s9m
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AN EvENrrUL WEEE.-The present week bids fair
to be one big with important events. Congress as
sembles to-day. Tomorrow, if every thing goes on
well, the Presidents Message will probably be
presented, and Thursday the choice of delegates
to the South Carolina Convention takes place,
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LATER FROM MExtco.-The correspondent of the
New York Times at the city of Mexico says that
the country will be in full possession of the Liberals
in very short time, though the Church Party,
present, and probably only opportunity, to prepare
for them long list of harassng reclamations from
foreign countries, a somewhat peremptory re-
minder OF the dynasty which has gone before The
report of the robbery of the English Consulate is
fully confirmed. An important circular has been
issued by the Minister of Justice of the Juarez
Government, accompanying communication from
the Bishop of Linares, which indicates willing
ness on the part of portion of the clergy to con-
form to the Laws of Reform, and those naionalizine
the Church property.
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ASSETS JANUARY l, 1860
Cashln Bank of Virginia, Bills of Exchange, and
Notes maturing. 25G Of
30 shares Virginia and Tennessee RR. Co, guar
anteed by City of Lynchburg. $3.50 o!
20 shares Citizens Savings Bank of ynchburg OGO 90
Bonds Va. and Tennessee RR Co......... 81 600 60
III Bonds Orange and Alexandria RR Co...... $500 90
81 Bonds of the City of Lynchburg 800 90
Bonds with personal security con call $50 90
amount premium notes, amount in hands of
Agents in the of transmission, and ali
other claims due the Company. 1862 &c
c,nit. s.o.,.- - ooo CHM. ..,,, s3s9lsI g
capital otock-loOUO Shares at $50 each 2O0O00 90
Surplus. $l29 lGl IG
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
JAMES N. COBS, Vice President
CREED T. WILLS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
john ROBIN MCDANIEL, WILLIAM II. sTRATTov,
JAMES NJ Cons, JAMES T PAINE
JOHN T. DAVIS, JAMES GTEy TAYLOR
CHARLES K. SLAUGHTER DAVID SppvrY
MAURICE $, LAYGHoRv, s. H. McKGNYEr
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS TAKEN
TII0S. d. JOHNSTON, Agent.
- and 70 Second street
IT IS DYE
Non DOES IT s., ~ TIE SKIN
No EGtroluc, Needed
NEW YORK, Apri r. 1888.
w. e. HAGAN, EsQ-Dcar Sir About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Coorinr and am now dc
o"s VI oplduS MORE anu Wouid inquire where it
be found here NY hair when quite young turned gray
Ihce uSsd number Of articles for purpose of resfgri
IT. Jd did not succeed mil To5tGped this acch has pro
d'ced the desired effect have been requested by number
OF my friends among them ades) to procure it if
possible am much pleased with it, for it has great
Improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much ob!ige,
Yours, very respectfully,
H. C GnnDRIcn
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slim New Yol
" Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by HANCF
los Baltimore street. W. F. HAGAN & CO. Propreitor,
Troy, N. Y. ar 80
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RooFING RooFING |! RooFINe !!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Unrvaled by anything yet discovered for Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UNEQUALLED PoR ECONOMY
UERIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON
No 2Jarvis Building, cor. North and Baltimore sts
Jy1o-I Baltimore
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WooDl WOoDl Woopi!l
SAvK2a PER CENT. by buying your Wood AZ oic =, est,
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. sNoRTB STREET
JAME3 n TDaysax
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MARINE DISASTERS FOR NovEMBER.-Tbe marina
losses during the month of November, were one
steamer SIX ships, four harks one brig, and TWEEN
ty-lVe schooners. Of these two are missing, TWEEN
ty'hree were wrecked, four burnt, five foundered,
Two sunk by collisions, and one capsized. The to-
tai value of the craft is estimated at $500 600
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IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREA,
IMPORTANT To HousEKgEpv
FALL STYLE OF HATS, 1860,


Are now ready, together with SOFT HATS of yar;ou
patterns and colors, at OTATI,S
No. 22S Pratt street,
sSp-0m
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WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE 8, HARRIS,
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
RERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
sl9-h 239 Baltimore street.
JOSEPH HARRIS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
The firm OF DULANY & HARRIS having been dissolved by
mutual consent, July 90, 1885, JOSEPH HARRIS wonId
respectfully inform his friends and the public that he has
taken store.
No. 50 NORTH HOWARD STREET
Third door above Lexington street. east side
select assortment of fine FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSI.
MEhS AND NESTlNGS, OF all colors and styles for the
ran ard Winter wear Having secured the services a.
Practical Cutter all goods sold will be made in stvIa Of
neatness and TASTE that cannot be excelled.
ss-4ENTS FURNISHING GOODS
cell is respectfully solicited nl7tJ1