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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-03
A Fight at AnnapOIis,

A fight between Mr.. Freaner of Wash.
ingion county. and Mr.. Gordon, OF Allie
gany. (both Democrats occurred on the
floor OF the Maryland House OF Delegates,
at Annapolis, on Friday last. The fol-
lowing are the particulars, as we find
them published in the Baltimore Clip
p'r:-
During The session Mr.. Freaner, OF
Washington county, offered an order cal
linz on the Judge Stump committee to re-
port on their case on Monday next
The order was adopted by the House.
Mr.. Gordon, Of Allegany, about the mat
Ter, and that gentleman being on the said
committee, was led to believe himself ag-
grieved by The Offering of The order. He,
IN consequence, walked around to the
desk occupied by Mr.. Freaner, and ap
preaching that gentleman remarked, "SIr,
your action in offering that order was very
discour,eous,' &c. Mr.. Freaner replied,
"Sir, our language is very ungenleel,'
Mr. Gordon replied, "SIr. you are a
blackguard" Mr.. Freaner answered,
"You are liar" Mr.. Gordon then raised
his hand and struck at Mr.. Freaner, the
blow just grazing his face.
"Mr. Freaner jumped pace back, and
advancing again struck Mr.. Gordon in the
lace, and following up with another blow,
which, however, did not take effect, as
Mr, Gordon, after receiving the first blow,
in The excitement, fell over one of the
large chairs, and in the fall, struck the left
side OF his lace again-t the edge of the
corner desk, cutting a very severe cash in
his face and chin. Mr.. Maxwell, of Ce-
ell, VINO was near at hand, ran towards
Mr. Freaner, and seizing him by both
arms succeeded in getting him off into an
other portion of the room. The excite
ment al this time was intense, and various
individuals "looked very tightly" DIR. j.
j. Graves, OF Baltimore, assisted Mr..
Gordon to rise, and when be did so, The
appearance Of Mr.. Gordon led those
around to believe that lie was severely in
jnred, The blood was flowing from the chi
in The cheek al the time, and. as a matter
of course, gave rise to a thousand and one
rumors. Mr.. Freaner left the Hall with
some friends, and in a short time Mr.. ,
Gordon retired 10 his room with some
friends"
The spondent of the American
says, that on the following morning the
difficulty was amicabIy settled. In COM
pany with Charles J. NJ. Gwynn and DR..
Graves, Mr.. Freaner called on Mr.. Cor
don a, his rooms, and mutual explana
ton Of the misunderstanding took place,
Mr.. Gordon acknowledging that he had
improperly addressed himself 10 Mr..
FIeaner
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S9.3nO,OO0
3Aa23AGBSo

On Tuesday morning, last by Rev.
Thrush. Mr.. j. Edgar Duke, and Miss
Elisabeth j. Kearney daughter of the
late Uriah B. Kearney, both of this coun-
ty.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, at the res
idence of Samuel Cooniz, Esq, by the
Rev. Daniel Collier, Mr.. John I'm. En-
ersole 10 Miss ann Virginia Horner, all
Of Berkeley county.
On the 9Th inst, Mr.. Jacob Butt &c
Miss Maria Miller, all OF Berkeley coun'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-03
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
Furniture

Mahogany Dining Table, Sofa and Chairs,
5 BedStesds, | Mahogany French do,
Cane Seat Chairs, Wardrobe, Refrigera.
tor, Washstands, Toilet Table, Candle
Stands, Shower Bath, Writing Desk. 6
Book Cases, Cooking Stove, 3 Air
light do, Mating, and many other arlc-
les. Also lot OF POTATOES, and
1900 SHINGLES.
TERMS.-For land, one fourth cash,
the balance in one, two and three years,
.or longer time can be had the deferred
payments 10 be secured by Deed of Trust.
For the Personal Properly credit OF Six
Months on all sums of $40 and upwards,
the purchaser giving bond and approved
security. If not paid at maturity interest
will be charged from date. Sums under
$40, Cash. No property to be removed
until the terms of sale are complied with.
r. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock.
\. Vi. ii. MATHEWS.
March s, 1860. 81
Free Press copy.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A MEETING Of the Democratic party
II OF Districts No. and 6, will be held
on Saturday, the 10th Of March next, at
the Town Hall, in Shepherdstown, al 3
o clock, P. M, for the purpose of appoint
ing Delegates 10 attend County Conven-
ton, 10 be held al Charlestown, on the Isl
DAY of March Court, for the purpose oil
Nominating Candidates for County Off
ces, &c. March 3, 1860. q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-03

WAsHINGroN PAGES CJRRENT.-White
wheat none offering red wheat none Of
iering corn 70 10 IS cents oats 81 10
40 cents rye 20 to IS cents ;poiaioes 6O
To 20 cents chickens So so to 81 pei
dozen ducks 81 10 "a 80 A; turkeys 81 &c
81 rs calves 81 so To Sc each hay sc
10 S5 per cwt.; rye straw 80 10 55 cents
Welsh's family -four, retail. 50; super
extra $3.50 super6ne $500; fine fou
1925.
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AUCTION p!
AT MOULDER'S STORE

an Saturday Night, Monday Nigh'.sn
" Tuesday afternoon at d o'clock, for
the ladies'. and will be continued afternoon
and night during the week.
~ B. Persons indebted TO me will
consult their own interest as well as mine,
by promptly calling and pay up their in
deb.edness before The LIST of April. Those
who neglect this notice can only blame
The III selves if their claims are given 10 an
officer fur settlement. My business can
no, remain unsettled any longer.
w. MOULDER.
March 8, 1860. 1t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-03
EOSTET'TER S
STOMACH TERs,

The nrorrietors and manufacturers ~ IIO,
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH EIT
TIERS can appeal with perfect confidence :,
rllvsicians and citizens generally OF the UnjroI
States because tho article has oif9ineL q rom
ration bare,ot,ra unknown. \ few facts unor
this noir, will. .n,oL marc nowcrf,,rv ,bor
- g. -
TT-'S -. ', $50 !o' y, ~ .]''' ri"T!
800 70 . =, l pi
~. 49,. ,,,;.,,, -. ,."i,.
..'..''oi - ','' WI. ~ J,;y
49,, co,,;,,,- 3D.. ,a.,.,.',,i,,,, viii rnocS
.,S.,a -: ~, -, -.
II ... 49, a., 80
so,j';,,ol =. w., ,,,.o,,.a0
a,,I tho ,,,,,,;,,. - ;,o,,.
,,i.,.,i.iars :, tho.o so.,i..,.t o,,,,,,r,,
IaIor, ,L, o,,iclc i hos, r.,,,,r ,rr, all,
ro.,r,r,crl tho Hittcrs 70 hon. ,,,;,,,s b,;,
~, IN ,;,,os 70 c;,, -, ~
a., :; al ,,osos of stn,,orl ,ic ,i,,,,,,,,,,,
al ,I;o ,Iisn,scs re.ulrinr rLcroii.or
TLis i NOT = Temporary populariiy. oht,;,oJ
.,.,,,,l,,,, of,or,s in Tho WY of ,,,,r,
a., .ouoIiiics of tho Rirtars. but \ soliI
-, ;,,, 81 on Invaluable mrJicino which -
l,,,;,,,l >, La &c o,,,l,,ri,r - tip,a iis.lf
Iia,,a,,o,,, S,orocL ISi,,ors bovo nrorcj
. CoJsorJ ~ rorions where fcvcr and ocuo
orJ various Other bilious complaints have
"a,,r,aI ,Lo;,. victims nv Lrn,l,eis To be
49, - stntn confidently tI,gt tho "Diltcrsr
800, -, ,,,,., c,,. ~, prgr.psi, ond ike
J;soo,., - -, tho rrorr;o,o,.s source of nm
~ ,I.,.,,,., II rn.,,,,os oil r,orhiJ matter
80 NJ ,,,,,,o,b ,,,,,if,. tbo LlooI and
-. ,.,,.,I ,i'oi;,, tho nervous system,
'!''' -: ~, a,,'l o,,o,,, ird;sncnsalIo
s ,.,,,.o,ion of b.,j,h II opcratcs uron
~ -, o,,,I ,i,.., ,;'o,-Iiya orrara.
i,,, r,rcrr,,IIv and soon restores Them
=, r6,,li,inp essential 10 the healthy discharge
~ rho functions Of nature.
Eil,,l,. ncrsons may use the Rittcrs daily NJ
,,, L., inns ~, the hottie md obey will fnl
!, a,,;r,,I,nt neculiorlv odaptcd TO comfort
I,I;,,;r,, ro,,s ~ il is nicosont - the palate,
Wv ''''' ~, III ovc,Ilc,,t ne - tonic.
Ia ',''e ,ooroII, We have the evil
INV ~ ,I'',,5 !, Of ,Gc1 mon and women
uT'''I W ,,,,.;,oI ,I,S horcft If u,iur mi,
WIZ rrIiIn eufcrirr from stomach de-
T., aa,,o,,,s and General debility; nctincund
49,, 5,,I.;., If ,l,y.irions they have abandoned
~ IaIatn.io,a ,irurs md fairly tested tho
.'',.;,. - liz nil, \ few words 10 tho
,,i,. .a,. .rI,.,o mr., certain rcrioIs when
$500, 49,, L,r,s.;rc, ,l,o, t,,ur or thcm
49,, ,,;aI TLn relation ~ mother
SUN , "I';iI :, oT,o,l,incI, tcuJcr that tho
anu '"''' - - - :. on, T.,
mother, eSp'''a"y - Sno 'V !o""h' - "I;
lorget ncr own mT"'" ~ NV cN,' '.''
lor hcr INFANT ''""'' ''' l''' '''' W y
arrive uWlluE tne SUNNI, S'''H'"' NV W.
body amt MN" - geher"''y hESr"'"'e"' 'e'''
r" ntr ,Lc cnnrgrs Of The system and enable tho
,rIor nor exboustinc t,iol,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-03
CERTIFICATES {:
Philadelphia, Sept

Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Ches-
nut Grove Whiskey which you sent US, and
find that it contains none Of the Poisonous Sub
stance known as Fusil Oil, which is the char
acte and injurious ingredient Of the whis-
keys in general use.
B0OTH, G.4RRET& C.hu4C,
.inaIyticat Chemists.
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The enterPrising proprietor Of
Chestnut Grove WhiskeV,
March 3, 1860.

(the PUTcst Medicinal Agent ever Known has
furnished the community StimuIant, Pure,
Heallhful and lnvigorating, at the same time a
mild delicious beverage. 1t is calculated to do
away with the vile drugged stuff that is palmed
off on the community, and which is injurious
10 body and mind. In addition to the certii-
Gates beneath, he has received Diploma from
the STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
and additional testimony from DR.. JACKSON, Of
Boston, who testIies under oath to its absolute
purity.
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GsB&SGSo

On the 22d ull., Mrs. Mary E. Castle
man, daughter of Jas. Sinclair, Esq, OF
Leesburg, and wife of Henry w. Castle
man. Of this county, aged 35 years.
On Monday night last. Mrs. Sarah
Gardner, wife of Mr.. Francis Gardner, oil
this county aged GO years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-03
New York, Sept. 3, 1853.

INtW IUThr NtPI y I7o'o.
have analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whiskey, received from Mr.. Charles Wharton,
Jr., Of Philadelphia and having carefully tes-
ted it, am pleased 20 state that 1t is entirely
free from poisonous or deleterious substances.
It is an unusually pure and fine favored quall-
ty of Whiskey. L4.UES r. CHILTON
analytical Chemist
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DENTAL NOTICE.

mR. PIERCE Of Charleslown, Va.,will
~ visi, Shepherdslo~n Professionally,
on or abou, the 22nd Of February, and re-
ID ain about ten days.
Feb. IL, 1860. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-03
Boston. March I. 1850.

| have made chemical analysis Of CONNER
cial samples Of Chestnut Grove Whskey which
proves TO be free from the heavy FusrL oILs
and perfectly pure and uaaduIterared. The
fine flavor OF his Whiskey is derived from the
Grain used in manufacturing it. Respect
f,llv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-03

represented. The paII.bearers were a
"soId' set. Their names and sup
posed wealth have been communicated by
friend. as follows
Joseph Kernochan, President
of the Fulton Bank $4,000, 900
John A. Stevens, President of
lie Bank of Commerce 100000
Benjamin l.. Swan, retired
merchant l,3OO,O QUO
James B. Murray. banker 100000
William B. Crosby, retired
merchant 500. 900
John D. Avery, doctor 800, 900
Joseph Beers, retired merchant 5Oo,oOo
Thomas Sutlern, retired mer-
chan, 100000
Total S9,3OO,OOO
The three family physicians of Mr..
WhIrnev also took part in the funeral
solemnities. They too, were all men Of
large means. DR.. Valentine Mott is said
10 have an income Of over 100000 year.
DR.. Beales, President OF The 81. Georges
Society, is said to have amassed nearly
half million of dollars, while DR.. An
drews is comfortably rich. Altogether,
the funeral and the chief participants were
what might easily be styled solid and
substantial.
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A Rich Mans Fnncral.

At the funeral OF Stephen Whitney, a
New York millionaire, there was capital
represented. The paII.bearers were a
"soIid' set Their names and sup
posed wealth have been communicated by
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n. n. HAYES, W D., State .4ssayer,
No. l6, Boy lstoa Street
~ For sale by G. WHARTON Jr-,
Sole Principal Agent, No ll6 Walnut street,
Philadelphia. March 3, lS6O-2m
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NEW HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER sso-rRIPLE
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ne wnd On "Wednesday heavy from NV, br' not
attended viii any serious results bcen able
iolenn The brig Lorssa from Csnfuesos White NJ anchor
Il he lovtr bay errcc her anchor and After dumping
ne Nv srn scnr Of the Hoos ard she male Who
vas he ony rersn board oct sgrs n d~ress when he
pncs boat David Michel No went her and put
ca sc~rd q Der two rnvs Cxesrs Cankrg and wal
Ter fre~Sl and oue and doing their yHvi
carssec and sl enen who we're Ia Asys~i we're picked
~ ~ Mr. Aesasder Ccehsn Inc pts charge q he
pnos boat The BRIG vas then securely sncho,ed.
The insna arrived On he "a int having several q her
crsw ne rssssse ~ fever obalaed fc
snoher vessel - ses q whom slss ssersa srd DID,
When esvng cisnfueg@ ske hrss her winds losing both
sncsors sns After striving a. ls por procured q
30 rouds which We - oriy sotoa tssle 80 hid 70
Nsdussaay Asssmeost Fih rag 81 An 1ae dovr 70
ke' sha WI r,otatg Trina her b a. Upper cosrsntaa
rctS ossAn Ware, lTesa WasAefsc. sC wksa Il 9atdy
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q n11 a, a Last wear euesDr september ~, 1859,
ow ,ps 70 ne short crop he Wess, xE11 pHo1saei
savers n,ulp.tton and Ire oatssg ao~o 4 grAss~s D.
asn IN, four uAla trnnA ipss thai unie he -<aseut
win Inc West the ses YORK. C~1trAi eArpe1 eny
81 2oo As ca bat tnR small s.soSfi % grSs
dc net earnings seven l-r csEt 90 n sAcA
seven per cent ifcnd PAD iar the Wv N
above acts md, bted 70 tho report a ~ hoard AL
directors u abe the la. Les sstors, and att~isd ~ ~
MI IJastus Corning iis President and G Nib5ara, -
Ice grose earnings fns yer, enins &th
nj with increased freight tariff estimated Il
sonpe observation Of reported moothly reiarn-
considering immeuse mo ging crop and arfc forcss
dc gn ereas NJ about midway bet~eca tns very
large receipts Of 1851 and those u 1869 nus
Reopt for year closing 3oth september, 1880 iso1
The report above ref RED to, Of the Dircc-
toEs, eiscioses the fact that "a par cent az
grose earnings Is sufficient for annual trans
portaiion expenses, which H.. vs. 500 .S1
For iDteYest, contribution 70 sinking
fano, and rents--as ant paly 70
CURED. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,lset2
Divideros 81! 600 Goethe cap,
tai ee follows
per cent pa 10 FEB. 1860 $40 900
per cent PAID N Aug 1850 TO 900
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Sept I'D 7. NJ.
The steamship Asia arrived from England this
morning. with dates TO ID. The funds are reported
better, on the strength Of an Improvement IN The
crop prospects. Cotton is better, breadssuils lower
and quiet. American securities are frm, with
moderate business. Comparing the prices with
0sse current here, and allowing for the difference
n exchange. the last quotation of New York Cen
trail is equal 10 o. of Illinois Central 10 9la OF Erie
70 SOL. The inquiry for American railway bonds ~
reported 10 be active. The London money market
b called less active; the rate for paper was aoou'
4 per cent but money could not readily be lent on
ssoeks or eall at per cent The Bank had gained
A.Ilion during the week, and better feeling pre-
vailed in monetary circles, mainly on the strength
n more favorable weather for the harvest. Messrs
n. Bell a CO. report that the market for American
securities continues frm and during the past week
Mere has been fair amount of business doing,
both In State stocks and railroad bonds. The quo
s~f, 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

TIE saies q, the mining board to-day we're
~ y.nns .....ss o. 100 ovaors. 80
- tA Nx1ey no =
ne following table wEi show tse Asgast earn.
hss az the principal New Yosk asd western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

A KsefhCTkEI.g yocr wowAr WISHES A srry
~ 500 fea 80 ex6 Eptd wasfsf sAA f-arer. "a
~ bss q fy Fsastenss Ca - t~p asys ~ 40 sn.h
bfsesym
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Esimaed surplus Tie present year $500. s7gi es9
II r hoped That the above estimated Surplus or
s7 % may be added the credit balance Of 81 3D.
100 S5 after the closing OF last years. noomc secout
(see tho com pany own exhib which account does not
include tho u 900 oo0-alwsys hand In wood and
ersls Tor repAstnerety more rapidly increasing tie
and certainty OF rapid discharge Of the
company debts This estimated surplus, also being
full per OF the entire capital Of the roa osethrr
with the per cent dividend already paid, the
ending with this month, makes about cent net
the business OF the closing twelve months
Annexed are the dividends Of scrip Of the ma
line insurance companies Of New York, compiled
rom official sourcea for Septan,Aer 1884,
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Bids for the s25O, 900 Croton Water Stock.
Ths following IL LIST Of proposals. received at tie
compuoer's Office, New York. September 10, 1890. FOR
$3.50 eco Of The ooton Water Stock OF the City Of New
York being inter st at per psr snnum payable
quarter yearly, the principal reicemabls November 1,
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Pert OF new York, september ID, 1880

~ CLEARED
Steamship Montgomery, Fletcher ssvsnnsh-h Crom well
s.sansAp James Adser Phn9s ChAieson-sporord rass-
Steamship Roanoke, ooucs Norfolk sc-Laaian Bel.
81. xsy s,ngsss Hepburn Iysrs S%p'oa
ship rareeld Bull Ros,ercam-w Schmidt
sss s'ss.G Ssy oSss, landsDl HENRY
Bris wsllsfo,d shay n jams
srs fr s 1 Esn. Germ sds i1 Sl '''' nan
s fssis: s sf bs ' sou
s Sem ss s. ,
schr r Russell Msskln Csarlest,n-~D Murray
ss sI sf S.l5s HsssI. ss.sssss DIS sau
ssAI ssTsS Kl..ssat sml,A ~. lisysn,Ns.sr
slsAner rAesny, KY. Philsaeipna-
ARRIVED.
ssesmship Asa Or. Lot, liverpool rep, VA Qneeas
s.psrssess s.s.y s.is tron a sasiqas.I
.sr.s s.s. "a
kss ss s n y mp .g 9g sS p a ' ,
arc...n for Ne. yors m ESQ lon !. % y ssTs
Horton from cardln loo New sors
steamship De SEQ Johnston, ss~ Orleans. Sept Vi. IA
60 i.h nsi - 80 90 u " si.rsssa Ssrs xsirrs
,.s. x n n s' s'' A'' leaving Ia
= sso rrs IAN .A a sc1
rss ssns1eS .;sAm.se Sshs ses ssnes g, Zee .s.s
escanAhr fcSttown Parrish kohnond- -, win Nose ard
ship ssses hswf so~ers' csilso IS dAya. via u.m,xu
d.. . M. s.. . sss .s . sn M 2
% @ % sses J DE- so baa 1u. e.. sss:
a,s rSm 4s a, ss IN ssn,d 20 re n y
B.rt wsvs cIe,s rsmoa, Besao< Ayrss' JAY D. viii
s.s sS - rss s s .S s
81 sis lon u. spose r. sns Advaors@ IRON Hsvsss
Bris no tx ss.r, r.uO EsA:or IS esrs ~a lemons &C.
Rrx zetnion C5r,, Jasrson Windsor. Ms. "a cays with
sshr ocean wave, wsra.r. ws.Alsscn, &c. ass. Ias
ms. % al .s sS % sssHr p. sss, M sss ~
ses. fr M COZ ,Al.san .,ss asy,
gu f.siSs Z ! am, bs.sIsy, Rissasns, isaay.
sssr Henry rsss . sss .sr vsSa.
schr v ROBBINS, Lewis, Gswxslo-n. DC, 6isya
sohr Ben Harvey, smah Aslm5re asys.
sssr Mary Jsns: rsors B.lsnsrs ~.
schr Venice Csssnn EHfsnetbpor for salem.
seAr Harriet smA Ssii.y so.Sr ier aisssy.
sesr ,ssnrie,iA psna.s ne~I@t, es,.
SIR ssr.A sepcnad, kelley N.E London e. aIssry;
esr S cor. g. nrs ss yss '~
s Ssr p p.ss%s a ALL Asssy for B..,on
sr s.s: T: es l sssg s ss S S
schr Wave, smith Rond9us Tor ssc0
ss:@sr Psas. VS. sn Ssas rsaS1ssA
steamer Ann El1a Rob,rsun rhladeipss
Steamer Pencar. Barer. rrov,denc.
sas ST Robert Peel iAlrAs-e, fror ilvstp,s Juy 81
,ssg Flying Eaae ~ Bos'on'. bats, frOn sunderland
sa1 s.... ' On sor sg9s,s.s y ~ .s.,s
shlp z sersn.un. NAsns, from Iv,rroOL
Steamship. scu,suuery ssvarnsA James adser. Charles
yiad duriry The cv INV.
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q Official sources, for September, lseo:--

In 1858 the Columbian Company declared IL and
the Sun Company 80 per cent. Their statements
for 1860 have not yet been made. The Neptnns
and the Washington (new companies) have not yet
issued scrip.
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HtNNDtf, NFHt. ~ " NJ
800 -Trs naket wns quiet. and sslcs unirp3rtari
ki SO ~ 80, aNd stsA Sci Tor pearls.
kM1sIeft - = learrbe MARKET wss he&vy aEa salss
suue. 90 thReks8 ~ TIE rScte a Ite Foreign ne~n,
smd sfsdss e eemur bfsnds q STATE and Western
~9fu ftfwF. shNe rytra brenAs cratinned wth1rt
et4eee - Faks rvarFasDf about 10 coo IA coo bbs
80 ~ - ~ a Lar az Lrln.s
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
remembered that the ninth day of May 1885, before
me- the undersigned the in and he city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peyehaua President aud
Louis Barnett Secretary the Hope Company
Orleans, Who being duly according to law do de-
pose and shy that the foregoing accounts just and true and
correct transcript from the books of said company
H PEYCHAUD President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this ninth day of May
1850 ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Directors have this day declared cash dividend
thirty per the capital paid in of this Company of
the net earnings of the year ending the 0h April 1862 pay
able in accordance Article Twelfth Of the Charter of said
Company, towit:
Ten per the amount paid in payable demand
the stockholders their Legal representatives and after th
10th Instant balance be credited insament
the unpaid stock notes. --z.
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:, seALDgD TO DEATH.-on Thursday last, Eliza
shehan; daughter Of John Shehan, while dipping
= swill,, from vat at stearns Co.'s distiIlerys,
peiow Rockets, Richmond, lost her balance and
pitching headlong into the hot houid. was 50 dread
fnlly burned that she died. ~ injuries that
night. lIynchburg RepubliS5
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names and respective interests Of the parties

Thus done and passed the city Orleans aforesaid
this day month and year first above written in presen.e
Marcel T. Dncos and Anteie conand witnesses of lawful age
expressly required md domiefated this city,
sign their names with said appearer and me- Eotary
The original signed j. b. SLAWSON and others.
NJ. 7. DUCR0s,
A.CONAND.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
certify the foregoing be copy of he original
tant in my Current Register.
New Orleans 18th June, 1860
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
undersigned Recorder Mortgages in and for the Parish
Of Orleans cerfes that the foregoing Charter has beeN
day recorded in Society Book No. 4, folio Ala.
New Orleans 18th June, 1860.
je2o itaw5t CHAs. DARGANTEL, Deputy Recorder.
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I yOURsIANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET.
Capital S310ya40.
DIRECTORS.
J. L&neire, E. II Hnrfis,
Thsodore Frois, in Robert,
A. D. Grief, J. A, Bonnafon,
Jacob Eoly. Amndeo Landry.
n. 9anncheau.
This Company will ready business tho ss q
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against the periIs Of tlc
andoss and damage by fra and sllsusl risks
the current rates of premiums.
A cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER GENT. wiz be
made to those itisurng in this office,
f. GAEJoHEAU President
A. PIoOLET Secretary,
New Orleans Angustl T. 1879 an1atf