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7 : hereby given ihrt 'hr undersigned has
z been npnrinied Administrator De hons
nun IL the Esiaie Of Tncmas Moore. late 81
Dubois ronnfy, decreased. Sn:d Es,ate y
supposed 10 b. solvent.
AARON MOORE. Adm.
Laird & Adams. a,tys. ap'Il -, lsho.
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0-Mrs. G r. Bfsier, e1ires- n Newer
(O.) Times writes 10 her paper Of January -
1859, rs follows:
0TWe know that DR.. Eobsck's Scan
dinavian Remedies are all they claim 10 BE-
The DR.. presented Us few bottles " BIZ
scandinavian Blood pJriier and boxes o.
his Blood Pills las. summer, which pu, new
ife into Us. They invigora'e, strengthen
and leave the system in a better condition
than siimulan,s usually Do. and have no
depressing effect. We feel safe in recon-
mend,ng the Blood Purifier 10 al suffering
from debility, be the cause ~hat i may. the
Pills have this peculiarly, they are power
fully active, and at the same time leave the
patient stronger and 10 an improved condi.
ton, different from most drastic remedies.
Try them with the Blood Purifier snd you
viii eel like many who have been relieved,
and willing TO add your testimony 70 their
efficacy.
u-s.See advertisement.
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NOTICE il hereby given that | will. on
~ the 10Th u M y. 1890, At the late .esi-
dence ., John "a iiughs. deccased, cell g
pubt;c auction the decederts interest IN out
lot No and nart Of uu' lns no. ~ ~.
town of Hun,ingburgh. and State o. ~"
ana. Dubois CO. a credit OF eight mon'ns
viii be given. the purchaser giving noW
with approved security according 70 i:w'
NORMAN FISHER. sdmr
april Is, 1860 Nv. ~
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or The can1lass- ~ M D,I.ase nan.-
nation IRE reduced To fnar. Inr rns,
names nos prominent srr Me-rrs. Ncl."sn,
81 Ohiv, Boi,-- u Vagina. Cnusndee, q
Kentucky. and Bell. q Tennessee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-02

On May ls,, 1850, BY Rev. r. Bede o.
Conner. Mr.. MARTIN HErrIcH and Mss
PAULA EcKrRLE. both of this place.
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or At the hate term OF Msrlin count
circuit court Ns,hau Fl her. Who ai'empie.
10 KIN bis brother, some im- sincc. ~a'
sentenced % twelve years imprisonment 4
the State Pris0n
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H~- He should IT, cDnri erred 'ur tee
friend who Il TIE mo-, ready y isli ~ -.
errors IL 'ricnaly way.
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d. Freedman 4 Huber have Just
received fresh supply ~ drugs ana
medicines. something 10 cure every II
which man is heir 70. Among the
rest they have some Of Cosiar's never
falling raj. roach and bed bug exter'
nlinator. Try il. ~ who are afflicted
with these nnisances for il is q sure
pop.
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On April 29'h. 1850. Mr. ReBERr Nh
BURR. one d the Oldest residents ia Iii
county
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MOTT, T. j. hereby gwen that - "te N.
~ enre 10 The srdrr and derree ~ ih.
Court ~ Common L ea- N Dubois county,
Indians. I win sell - punlir auction ." W.
.rcmis on Monday NJ. 81" - May. 1850.
for NOT less than iwo-,hirds (3) tue appraised
W lu- thereof on credit o. we've monIhss
on.-,lrd cash ia hand, 'bs ba;nncs, re p"'-
rhas~r giving nusa with approved ssr"'''ys
Sc. The following Real EHn'e, 'o-sit: a part
", ihe east half ~ north ~rss quarter q
section ~. IL. town , south 81 range
xes,. containing 81 acres. Also part o.
lhr south wer' quarter If north west quss.
rer ~ serii,n IL town south of Range
xesr, containing ten (1o) scres.
y. J. ALIsIS.
adminis'rr'cr ~ Christopher LiIIipop.
rpril 2J-1sGO- Iw
T,;,d sud Adams attorneys.
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is hereby given ihsi ! will prscs'd Win
Tn count, -nrv~,or n lsuhn's roun'v.
ind cnlh. a., day !" Nav, 1sco. 1" 'ua
~ lire- ara i.fermins W. boundaries ~
So. ~. T \. :. X 5 w. The in'ermedi.
ate lines wili rl-o ~ run. and The rornsrs
established. Parsons in'sss-''d will lake
notice. FREDERICK MlLLCANP.
april a5-3s.
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1TWe understand that resident
Of this county. named llorton' was
drowned in Lost river last week.
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Democratic State Central Committee.

The members Of the Democratic State
Central Committee ARE requested q convene
At IndisnipoIs. on Wednesday the 80 b
day of My ensuing:
This date being during the sitting Of 'he
Federal and Supreme Courts. is desmei 81
appropriate lime for The meeting, % man,
members Of The Committee, as well as large
numbers Of our citizens will br ccngrcga'ea
at Indianapolis called there BIZ The Q ur''
and publtc ioings occurring az that tine. -
Ii l. Lo2ed Tia, ful attendance VIII y,
accorded, a. matters Of importance viii N
qure consideration
\. - PALMER Chairman.
a Vi.
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d. John Browns family is likely
10 be rich. 1t has already received
upwards of forty thousand dollars, and
still the money comes.
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4 FINE assortment II SaOveIs, axes and
q Hafchet-. aud German steel hoes for
snls 10 me- CHEAP CASH STORE
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n the Dubois Common Pleas Court, July
Term, 1850.
STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS co:
State OF Ind;ana. on the relation " Isaac N.
ILe,.rwood aud S.msnths X. l. gerwood
David [,urne,, ani JOIN Abe.

EOME nos the plaintiffs. by |. .ird e. Al
~ aus, ihsir aiiurnIss. aud iies IN the ".
ice ~ III. Clerk % ~. Dlbois Common
PIea- { uri their c.mpis,n M. with the stiids-
Burnett, nae II said d'frnd.n's above named
- not Or s'dsn' ~ th- State ~ Indiana.
The -aid Dnid Barnet, is therefore here
" npr fed 81 The pendrnry q: said seton.
md thai sh- sam. viii stand Tor trisl at the
next term II .ald cour'. 10 be held 81 the
curt hnse in ID. to~n oi Jasper. in ssid
.runi,. 90 The third Monday ~ July, 1850.
shen he vii be r.qurei tosn-~er or de-
nur thereto, ~ III. sane WILDE Determined
% A8s nh~~nrs
BAIL B. EDM0NSTON. Clerk.
apr 25-yS. ~ 3. DukTrSfR. Deputy.
I.4irt a. Adams. rlifs a''ys
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xsnilc asssrr valley
rA lII A4l go 1Os.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
( .sartcrfd Capital 500. 900

y NsLEES building. i-cfs hand1sf. house
. hold inrni'.rs Srd srsonai property zen
rrally. again-' loss ~ s'an,es by FIRE: also.
risk- % lyes NJ rs low raf-s rs any other
responsible. cunnary.
q r. Roc kMEii.. President.
a r. RocKNfLL, See',.
The u'ffsr- iEnsi. H. agent IN nna"i- ~.
vii rcsitc -rpIirs'i''n-. MN No. in~ur-
ansr- n, me aa " cnuirnne. O.lirr u tn
Court House Gmls y hUETTNER.
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FRS SPRING STOChf
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could honorably fill. How much of the present
trouble in the country is owing to the disgust
naturally inspired by such conduct, we will not
undertake to discriminate; but we cannot help
regarding it as one of the most pregnant illustra-
tons of the deplorable condition of the country.
that the approaching termination of such an ad-
ministration should nevertheless be looked upon as
a national calamity.
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We published yesterday, from the Constitution
the correspondence which took place between Mr..
COBB and the PRESIDENT, on the occasion of the
withdrawal of the former from his place in the
Cabinet. 1t strikes US that the President does not
make an especially cordial return to the warm ex-
preSsions of personal attachment from his
late Secretary. In reply to Mr.. CoBB's tau
tologcal "truly and sincerely" Mr. BUCHANAN
only remains livery respectfully" and while he
expresses deep regret for the loss of his subor-
dinate lat the present critical moment" has
tens to ''admit that the question was one for his
own decision" 1t may be, however, that what
we think ought 10 have been the Presidents
sentiments on this occasion, inclines us to
suspect some GOODNESS in phrases where we
would certainly be pleased to find it. We deemed
1t our duty, more than two years ago, to refer
in terms, not by any of approval, to the at-
tude assumed by Mr.. COBB, towards the PREs1-
DENT by recommendations in his annual
report to Congress, directly in the teeth of those
OF the Message, of the same date. We pointed out
the improperly Of the Secretary's position, and
after showing the line of conduct pursued by Gen.
JACKSON towards Mr.. DUANE, under circumstan
aces somewhat similar, added that we entertained
mo expectation of the dismissal of the Secretary
''of the Treasury by the President, and desiring
the success Of the measure of specific duties, we
could wish that each, upon this question: if there
must be a difference of opinion, had occupied
1.-The others ground. The same TACT force of will
''or what you please, which brought Mr.. BUCH-
'ANAN to submit to the indignity of being snubbed
land thwarted by his Minister, will be able to
''throw the whole influence of the Executive in
Gin behalf of whatever it may favor. Having
permitted himself to he thus contradcted in ar
"gument before The country, the President may
las well prepare for defeat in Congress. Mr.
"CoBB having ascertained the small cost of the
''frst step, will scarcely hesitate about the secondn
Whether there was any force in what we then
said, we leave to the reader to Judge. Mr.. COBB
having opposed and defeated, from year TO year,
the Presidents recommendations in favor of the
substitution of specific for ad Ualorem duties has
justretired from bankrupt treasury and a Govern
mention the verge of dissolution, with bitterness
III MS heart and insult on his lips
against one-haIt of the country, whose servant he
has been, and with settled aud announced pur
pose 10 oeslroy' IL he can, Constitution he has so
often sworn to support. The opinions avowed in
his letter to the people of Georgia, must have been
deliberately formed, and there is nothing to lead
us to suppose that they have been concealed from
the President. In spite of all this, however. Mr.
BUCHANAN has tolerated, in his councils, the pre-
sence of one whom he himself has just demonstrated
tobe revolutionist and processes, however family
to regret the resignation by cabinet officer,
Of position which it was impossible he
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GUILFORD MINING COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE GUILFORD COPPER AND GOLp MIN
ING COMPANY are hereby notified that pursuant to resol
lions passed at general meeting Of the Stockholders het
2st November tvyng an assessment of Twenty Gents
each Share of the whole Capital Stock the Company
they are required to pay before Saturday the 18th De
cember instant in cash, at the Office Of the Company q
Second street as the first nstameDt of said Ten
Cents er SAare Tor the full number of Shares appearing
on the face OF each ana certificate held by them AND
have the same receped for upon each of said certificates
failure to present their certificates meet this nav
ment by the time appointed will once work total for
fixture of their stock and of the validity any certificate
not carrying the receipt
behoove persons owning certificates of the Company
Stock issued an the name If another party see that the
aforementioned conditions complied with otherwise the
certificates will at once TO be valid
Pdrt'eS holding as collateral the Companys certificates
OF stock will do well to that the aforementioned instslmen
Is pad by the time appointed ell certificates held
By ORDER JOSEPH LOUGH
Baltimore sth December, 1860. dis 7tr
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1860

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
delivery from counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust.
ness cards inserted, can be accommodated by
eaving their orders at the Counting-room during
the day.
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EMPORIuM OE ART

JAMES FRYER invites attention the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in store suitable for
every position and Of all sizes
Mantel Mirrors Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornices, Tables, Brackets, Coasols, &C. at unequaed
prices
The latest English and standard French Engravings al
ways in stock
Particular and undivided attention is given to the depsr
ment of PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs Portraits, sc
FRYER'S Galleries.
No. 81 South Calve TT ST, Get
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JOSEPH HARRIS,

MERCHANT TAILOR.
The firm Of DULANY HARRIS having been dissolved bv
mutual consent, July 90 1850, JOSEPH HARRIS would
respectfully inform his friends and public that he has
taken store,
No 81 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Third door above Lexington street, east side
select assortment of fine FRENCH CLOTHS CASST
MERS AND VESTINGS of all coors and styles, for the
Fall and Winter Having secured the services of
Practical Cutter all goods sold will he made in sfvla NJ
neatness and taste that cannot be excelled
Ey-GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
A call is respectfully solicited nl7tTI
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HOLIDAY SrEET THEATRE.-The pleasing drama
of Rose Elmer, will be again presented this evening
Miss Alice Grey, as the principal character, has
been received with great satisfaction by the pa
irons of the house.
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PRATT's ODD ANNUAL SALE OF Books is now
opening at No 265 Baltimore street, % door from Hanover
street, and will continue until New Year Private soIas
uu'ihS the u'y' AUCTION every night. dl0lw
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MADIGAN's CRCUs.-The friends of Mons Bon-
din will have an opportunity of testifyipg their
appreciation of his daring feats by being present
at Front street Theatre to-night-the entertain
ments of the evening being given for his benefit.
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G A S III
. Y . TT ERT

CASH
Y . TT EM.
DISCOUNT ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR COAL
IF PAID FOR AT THE TINE THE ORDER IS LEFT
J. HENRY GEESE & CO.,
OFFICE NO. SOUTH STREET.
re- THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE AS
Usual dS.tf
Does Your SHIRT TAILOR FIT Ydd1
TRY ADAMS,
No. l46 W. Baltimore street up stairs Diff
Sl.75 FOR THE FINEST SHIRT
Good Shirts lower Making Shirts Is cents each for cash
only ADAMS Nc lag W. Baltimore street, up stairs Diff
PERFECT FITTING SHIRT
Made at ADAMS, No. ll6 West Baltimore street diff
BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal.
CHARLES GILMOR.
o Z A G L "
Office, No SO SECOND STREET. I'd door from the Post Office
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS,
The undersigned having been re appointed IT,
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
= z l. b r 4 TED CO4E
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing consumers OF Coal ami the
public generally, that he is prepared - fill their orders f
size and quantity the lowest market prices ans; g m
despatch.
The reputation for superiority Of this article of fuel Oy E
ALL OTHERS is we'll established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems il only necessary state that
it is heretofore pePard in the very best man
of uniform size, and brre, slate and OF. r
purities.
am enabled to Ill., at the shortest notice. orders lot
ANY QUANTITY
Of the
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
hit UNF NOUS COAL
For Shipment, Manufacturing, Steaming Purposes,
AT VERY LOW RATES
would also say that there number OF parties in ,l,s
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT ITEMS EhY ES
selling the Baltimore Companys Coal BY reference to
my contract with the President of the Baltimore Coal Com
pany, which can be at Office. it will be perceived
THAT NONE OF THIS COAL
CAN BE HAD
EXCEPT THROUGH Me-
OR MY REGULARLY APPOINTE3 AGENTS
WHO HAVE WRITTEN AUTHORITY TO SELL,
CHAS. GILMOR,
No. IS Second street, near the Post Office
~ Orders through the Post Office attended to- el-tf
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Tom THUMB will give two exhibitions to-day at
the temperance Temple. His representations Of
Napoleon and George ". are worth seeing.
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j. LIPP Co., GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING STORE Baltimore and Paca streets
has always hand aweil selected stock Of CLOTHS CAS-
sIMERES AND VESTINGS. Also full assortment of
MADE CLOTHING. Particular attention paid to CUSTOM
WoRK-Our customers guaranteed FULL VALUE for their
money, our system being ONE PRICE. s2S3m
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THos. A. ANDREWS

MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-We learn
from the President that the rumors afoat yester-
day, with regard to the losses of this company by
the recent fire, were much exaggerated. They
will not exceed few hundred dollars in the aggre-
gate We advertise this morning the last circular
OF the company, setting forth the advantages of
ered by it, to insurers against fire, which equal
to those of the best institutions of the kind.
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CALL LoANs.-A correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser lately gave an interesting
account OF the manner in which business done upon
"call loans has grown up in New York. There
Is a class OF brokers with moderate capital, who
systematically borrow call and use their capital
as mere margin, making it their business to buv
and sell certain classes of paper with money Dor.
rowed on demand; and this has been carried to
such an extent that of some classes for instance
OF the best grocery paper, and dry-goods paper to
some extent, the banks have seen very little offered
by first hands for two years past.
When an auction sale of teas or other groceries
occurs, these brokers will send for memorandum
OF the sale and purchasers If it appears that there
are enough buyers in undoubted credit mixed with
the weak ones to make fair average, the broker
will make an offer FOR the whole line of paper to
be taken without endorsement and at rates VARYING
with the market Sales of $500 600 have been Tins
closed out by single transaction, and the opera.
tlon from its convenience is of course rather tempt
ing to the seller of the paper. The broker uses
the paper as collateral for q demand loan or sells
1t, endorsing such cannot be sold otherwise and
uses the proceeds in some fresh operation In this
way the brokers have obtained the control of all
the best paper in branches of trade the banks
purchasing chiefly of them.
While money was plenty this all worked very
well, but as soon as slight pressure came call
loans began to be drawn in, and the brokers felt
the pinch. One firm, while money was at four or
five per cent, is said to have owed q million and
nall, and to have owed million when the present
eS Ne gan ~" inucii they pald up cannot
be known, but it is believed that such of the banks
as made Leading on call any large part of their
business, found reason for ceasing to RELY upon
such loans. Gone cashier was heard to saw that
his bank called in S5OOOO and did not got so cents
Another, on being applied to by customer for
loan, replied: 4 wish we could give it you, but
broker has just gone out who owes us SIS 600, and
says he can't pay it,"
The system, from its great convenience, is believed
to have done much towards encouraging over
trading, since merchants would sometimes sell
weak houses more than they ought, if the paper
could be sold by the aid of other paper of undGubted
standing, and the broker would be tempted to buy
and run for luck. The rapid contraction and rise
or rates since last summer must have caused verv
heavy losses to those engaged in this sort of bust
ness, even when they We're atle to meet the sudden
demand upon then for loans so far beyond their
capital Advertiser.
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DR.. KENNEDY is continuing his good offices in
relieving citizens from at his Rooms Saratoga
street. Dr. Kennedy Corns and Bunions in wonder
full manner, without either pain bleeding We hope that
Mr. Kennedys will be such as will repay him 70,
years of study. o2QIy
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MARRIED.
VI the I2th instant, by the Rev c. J. Bowen, EDWARD
Z. McDQW ELL to BEATA, daughter of Brantz Mayer,
y At Prospect Hill, MoGtgomery county, Nd. by Rev
Orlando Hutton, A. N. CR0WDER, of St Louis Mo TO
Miss DEBBlE J. WAKEFIELD, of the form err place
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The Worcester county Shield has put the names
of Douglas and johnson for the candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President in 1854 subject to the de-
cision of the National Convention of the Democratic
party.
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DIED,
On the 10Th instant, SAMUEL THORINGTON, formerly
of Ca, one county, Md
At the Academy of Mount De Sales, on the morning of
se daughter of the late Thomas e. and
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yEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
for sale by GREEN YOE,
o3itf Ss W, Baltimore street.
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MARINE INSURANCE.
-
$5i,7sO79
MARINE POLICIES ISSUED
VIM. KREBS, Secretary

VKTILLTAM KREBS,
w INSURANCE BROKER,
$500 ADJCSTER OF AVERAGES.
Also Broker in all business connected with Vessels, pa
mayed Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
IS EXCHANGE PLACE, Baltimore, Nd.
REFERENCEs:
he great Te3is western ter Insurance Co.. New York
sIessrs. johnson L Higgins, do,
Messrs. Jones' Neseb HWSbocE do DO.
RiGhd Smith, Esq, PRESIDENT Union Mutual lnsuran:a
VIM. D. sherrerd, Esq, Philadelphia.
John S. Tyler, Egg:, Boston.
Nessr ; Tucker, Whitric Csrrere Boston,
Nathl Foster, ,r Esq, do.
VIM, Graham, Esq, President Merchants Mutual Insur.
nee Co., Baltimore
Messrs. Kirkland. Chase & Co Baltimore.
N Nessrs g ghos Whi Rnid Co. do
GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
SaSn s29o00
n. HILGER, President
RUD. GARRIGUE, Secretary
AID. ENGLER, Agent,
IS Second street,
dl3.eotft opposite the Post-offcc.
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash 100000
H. WESENDoNCK, President
FRED. SCHWENDLER, Secretary
An. ENGLER, Agent,
Is Second street,
dl3,eotfr opposite the Post Office
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LADIES' FANCY FURs
Sable Capes, Muffs and Cuffs!
Mink Sable Capes, MulTs and Cuff;
Fitch Capes, Muffs and CuGsl
Siberian Squirrel Capes, Mufs and CuGsl
Together with large and select assortment Of Chdrens
and other Fancy FURS.
AlsosLadies', Misses and Chldren's Fancy HATS and
CAPS,
10 be had at QUAILS,
s26 3m No 233 Pratt street near rIonorar
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kINDLING WOOD KINDLING WooDll
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
No NORTH STREET
sIo u JAS. H. JOHNSON
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Concert Hall, Dec. II, 1860.

J. ". WHite, ESQ:
Dear SIR: | have been officially informed that in
the event ofG W. Curtis ecturing in this hall, on
thursday evening next, riot is anticipated. Under
the circums tances, | cannot permit the hall to be
used on the occasion.
Respectfully, THos A ANDREWS