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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

The ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY IN Con-
NECrcUr.-At the Adams Express robbery
trial, at Bridgeport Conn.,, the States Attor-
ney, at the intimation of the Judge, entered
n0Hs prosequi as against Samuel Roberts,
and he was discharged. Evidence for the
defense was then taken. Witnesses testified
to the good character of Stebbins, and to the
fact that he had considerable sums of money
before the robbery. DR.. Hugert, of New
York, testified that at the time of the rob-
berry he was attending Andrew Roberts, at
his house, where he was confined with in
flammation of the lungs. On resuming the
trial, on. Monday, the Roberts's bar. keeper
swore that Andrew was in bed sick for q
week from the 18th Of April that Kinney
called there with an officer, and that the
former told him that he should testify
against the Roberts as the only way he
could save himself Mrs. Samuel Roberts
testified to her brother-in-laws's sickness
Further evidence was given to show that
Andrew Roberts was not without ample
funds previous to the robbery, and the
animus of the Company was shown in re-
proving the jailor at Bridgeport for allowing
the prisoners to see counsel without the
COmpany's pernisslUn, as IL was theiI lnter-
est TO convict them at all hazards.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

INsoIENT AND BRUTAL CONDUCT OF SoUTH
AMERICANS IN PARIs.-The Paris correspond
ent of the London Globe says:
The election of the new President, Lincoln,
seems to have strangely exasperated the
slave holding Americans. On Thursday last
a scene occurred in the common breakfast
saloons of Meurice's. At one table sat the
Hon. NJ. Colburn, son Of Lord Seaton, and
next him were seated two African chieftains
from Ashantee, well-informed gentlemen,
speaking French and English better than
most of the Southern Legrees, from Alabama,
discussing the affairs which had brought
them to the Imperial Court of France.
Three American slave-drivers were at
work la .fourehstte, in distant compart-
ment, when they espied the natives of Africa,
on which they insolently advanced to the
table and vented their coarse and uumanly
preiudices in the most ruffianly language.
The member for Waterford, Mr.. Blake, as
well as Lord Seatou's son, protested against
this underbred and ill-mannered conduct oil
the Trans atlantic bullies, whom the law OF
France would soon bring to their senses (ii
any exist and teach them that educated
chieftains from that quarter Of the globe are
higher in the social scale than folks whose
escutchcon is a Cart-whip.
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Fine Perfumery.

HbALBIER'S POMADB PHILQCOME IS
II prepared with the greatest care, from genuine
Beefis Marrow, and pleasantly perfumed with Otto
OF Roses, Jessamine, Orange Flower, Tub9reus, VII
Olet, etc Price, %, 80 cents and 81.
PASMERS FLORAL OIL is yarionsly periumed
with Rose, Jessamiue, Orange Flower, etc, and for
delicacy of odor is not surpassed by the hnest e1
tracts j rice 90 cents. --- .. . " .
PALMERis Oh OF ROSES is SO prepared that
It VIII not CONCEAL in the coldest weather. and lls
odor teing impaired by the Queen OF Flowers IT
iopR- since became fayorits with those who are
fond Of a perfectly sweet and lmptd Oil for the
hair. Price, 90 cents -
PALMER'S COLOGNE WATER Is preferred by
many TO the best imported article. It is elegantly
Dut up In bottles Of various sizes; also III plain
bottlet to replenish those of more costly char
Rcter. - - - 4. .r,,,,.
is considered very fine by every who has tried
it. Lovers of fine PerfumeTy ave invited 20 call and
test its good qualities. SOLON PALMER,
Manufacturer aud Importer Of PeTfumery,
jal3 80 West FOurth-st.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
NJorICE- TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
IN, CUNUERH.-Notice Is hereby given that there
are pending before the City Council the City Of
Cincinnati the following Ordinances viz;
To grade aud pave with bowlder-stoue 'front.'
street, from Washington street to the east line of
the City of Cir Pcinnat 80
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone Smith
street, from Secondstreet to the Whitewater Canal
To grade and pave with bowlder-stSs.e Liberty
street, f. ON Pendleton. street to Price street.
To grade repair aud pave with brick the side
walks,on Melancthon street, from Cutter-street to
JOnes-stree
To grade and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Margaret-street from Linn-street TO Cutter-stTeet
In pursuance OF the law, said ORDINANCES were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
Btrueed to give four weeks notice Of the pendency
of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement to be hled in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
DAMAGED claimed within two weeks after the ex.
piration of the time required for the publication OF
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
jsii.dW SAM. L. OORwINE, City Clerk.
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A CALIFORNIA CONFIDENCE MAN.-An ex-
tensive confidence operator, at San Fran
cisco, s. Maxwell, has recently been ex-
posed by the EUeaing Mirror. He got up an
association called the Pacific Life Guards,
the assumed object being the establishment
of a colony in Mexico, and the real one was
getting $40 entrance fee, and 81 a month
subscription. He also has been doing a good
business in getting money from people who
wanted to 90 into business. Besides which
matrimonial advertisements have been traced
to him, and he has reaped rich harvest by
selling the virtue of giddy girls, to returned
miners at $25 head. ........
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DON'T BELIEVE Ut!

WHEN YOU BHAR INTERBsTKB.
yN partieB say that the WILCOX GIBbk
sEWING-MACHINBS make work that will n0t
stand the test Of wear don't yo1 believe t6sml but
examine for yourselves, and ask those Who from
experience are able and willing to tell the truth
about them aud the work they do The Machines
are warranted fOr three years, and the work made
on them is warranted 70 last equal to that made On
any other machine. Prioe Of Machine, 335. We
will teach every body to operate the Machines tree
OF charge II they will call at the General Agency
Ofice, In the second story Of Carlisle Building
corner of Fourth aud VAIN N. sts., Cincinnati.
de2-cm v. W. SUNDERLIN, Agent.
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THE FAC SMILE TELEGRAPH.--The Able
Casselli difference, is engaged in completing
a telegraph which is TO transmit dispatches
line for line--a fac-simile of the writing of
the person who transmits them. Exper-
iments are being carried on between Paris
and Amiens. The telegraph is to make a
double traffic, receiving and transmitting at
the same time. The point yet undecided is
an important one-the degree of swifness at
which kilograms may be transmitted.
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MAJOR ANDERSON AS AN ARTnLERIsT.
This officer whose name is now household
word, is considered one of the best artlllerists
in the army. He is the author of the stand
ard book on that arm of the service, used at
West Point and in the army. The country
may rest assured that if he uses his guns at
all, he will use them well.
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ENERGETIC BURGLARS. David H. White
was robbed of his overcoat from his wagon,
at Baltimore, on Thursday evening" Driving
to his daughters house to pass the night, he
urged vigilance, and securing the doors ahd
windows; notwithstanding, burglars entered
and cleared of .one hundred dollars worth
of booty.
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A SHREwD NEsRo,--A smart negro having
done some thing wrong, was seht TO the
police Office at Montgomery, Alabama, last
week, with a note requesting him TO have
thirty-nine lashes administered. Having an
inkling of the object of the letter, he got a
friend TO deliver it, and to take the whipping
in his Mace
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RAID OF RoBBRRs--FOur street robbers at
Galveston, Texas, made araid on the citizens
on New,years Eve. They garrOted three
gentlemen, and got $l66 from one, $3.50 from
another, and gold watch and chain from
the third. nnn fnsau
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ExTRAoRDINARY RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN
ENGLAND.-An extraordinary railway acci-
dent befel train near Gaiuesborough, Eng
land, on the 2Sth ult. The wheels of third
class carriage came off, and it was dragged
four miles on its side before being stopped
The bottom gave way, and six out of twenty
passengers were dropped between the rails.
The only serious accident was fracture of
the skull of one gentleman.
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SINGERS SEWING
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
Corner. of Fourth and Race-stGss
CINCINNATI OHIO

How Is II Singers Sewing machines are un4veHaa
ally used for manufacturing purpOsesf The plAaH
reason why, iu; Because they better, dura-
ble more reliable, capable Of doing much greGtsE
variety Of work, and earning more money than anI
other Machine.
The public respectfully invited to call and eE.
anime Singers new Trsnsverse-shute Machine, fes
family use
RTTCD $50.
This Machine "a hIghly orpamented, easy to opsE-
ate, and is the very best and cheapest Machine b.
the market JAMES sKARDON,
Western Agent for Singers Sewing machine
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AKorHER ARCTIC ExPEDITIoN.zLSi VIM.
P. Snow urges the formation of another
Arctic Expedition, and repudiates the opin-
ion that the fate of Sir John Franklins ex-
petition has been decided by the late voyage
ofthe Fo1.
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J. Walkers Ale and Porter

THNO GROCERY AND SALOON-KBEP.
frequent calls for our Ale and Porter from parties in
the west:end Of the city, whom we have heretofore
been unable TO supply, beg TO inform thosei and
the public generally, that we have started an add:
tional wagon to supply that portion Of the city ali
north Court street. and by leaving theic address,
at the Brewery Office on Sycamors-street, north Of
the canal, they will be waited upon daily or as Of
ten as they may require.
jalS-f j. WALKER 90.
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CtOLD-MEDAL PIANOS s-THR BRsF
IN IN A M u i 4 A.-Stenk 4 80

III IN AMERIa A.-Steck & zEzw1
Of New York, and BFl ling 4 Bros, 4.
Of Oincinnati-celebrated hrst-clRss VI Y - VI y
Double Grand Action, Square Grand
and Concert Pianos, pronounced by Listz, Thai
berg and other great living artists the best in ex
istence. Every Piano warranted for ten years and
kept In tune for three years, Old Pianos taken In
exchange Pianos TO let from So to Sl5 per quarter
First-elRss Musical Instruments of all kinds selling
Mt. AAif-price. Pianos, Melodeons and other mu-
Hicaa Instruments tuned and repaired thoroughly
Best MoIodeons in the city Do not buy or rent
Piano erl Melodeon until you have called and ex'
amined the above. BRITTlN6 BRO,
Piano and n eIodeon Makers aud DealeEs and In
porterRspf Musical Instruments, 22f West Fifth
St, south side, near Plum. nos
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NNRBENNIAN & TRUE,S IMPROVES
W koiseless Lock-Btitch shuttle Sewing ma
chimes, Of Howe 8 Roper Patent, warranted the
mers, at wholesale. S. I; GARRISON: Agent,
HB Agents wanted in every town. ja2sow
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
PRICES REDUOEDl

TUNE WHEEI.ER & WILSON SEW.
all their suits It law with infringing manufnS.
tureTli propose that the public shall bo heneHtrA
thereby and have accordingly REDUCED THE
PRlOES Of their Sewing machines.
ular Family SEWING. machine IN the country, ana
now emPginE 3I,OCs, 600 10 heir businsss' auS
, making ONE HUNDRED MAUHINFg rsr dey.
they are prepared with such eXtraord nary faciis
ities and eperience 20 guarantee 10 the purchaggr
entlre sattsAetion, All our Machines are made
equally WELL and are
WARRANTED THBEE YEARS.
TEs diferenoo n price being merely aiferenos n
fnislf.
2153o5 Machines sold in 1859, being double tn
sales Of any other company iy the Union.
Awarded the First Premium In the
Us. FAIRS OF 1858, 1859 AND 1850,
And ut the CincIanatI MeohnAios' Instituts ~
EOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS We have taken tilg
First Rtemium over al competitors as the best
BEST FAMILY sEWING-MACHfNE.
IT uses no shuttle makes the lock stitch alike %
both sides Of the gOOda leaving chain or ridRa
on the uuder side Of the seam; and uses but hslf
as much taread asthe chain stitch machines 3
Send OF call fof Circular, containing pri0te
testimonias, etc.
WIN. SUMMER & CO., Agents,
~ West Fourth-st.,
P1KEs soPEBA-HoUsE,
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Dissolution of cO.Partnership.
NMJE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w this day dissolved partneTship BY mutual
consent o. l.. SHANNON.
JOHN Il. LUKENS.
Cincinnati, January IS, 1851. jal0-o'
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/ N S U B A N c E!

Home Ins. Co., New York.........CAPITAL-Sl,O 100000
Continental Ins Co., New Yorh..,""...''." 100000
Niagara Fire Ins Co, New York.........'.. 100000
North Am. Fire Ins Co., New York.."".... 100000
Security Fire lns Co., New YorE."""....... 100000
Western Mass ms. Co., Pittsfeld, Mass. 10000
Merchants Ins. Co. of Hartford Conn.-.. 2Oo,Oos
N. Y. Life Ins. Co, N. Y......AssETs-Sl,767,ls "a
Rsg Policies issued in above frst-class Oompa
nies, and losses promptly adjusted and paid by
w. L. Evans & Co
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
65 WEST THIRD-ST., CINCINNATI.
REFFR, by PERMISSION, TOW. W. Scarborough !
Miles Greenwood; Tyler Davidson q 90. 81 Davis
jr., Co Heidelbach, SeaseBgood CO.; Mynne,
Hafnes & Co. !; W. b Smith Co. Ragson; Wildly
q Go Hunuewel, Hill 4 90; Tweed q Sibley J
Springer Whitsnian. Suire, Eckstein 90.
AL
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MUSICAL.

FENHE OPERATIC VIOLIN INsTRUC.
Il lion B00K-Oontaining Thorough Instruc-
tons and large variety Of operate and other Mu-
sic fer the Violin, by M II. May. This work is in
tended for persons who wish to obtain satisfactory
degree Of proficiency in the Art of Violin playing,
but who can not devote many hours to daily prac-
tice, and is especially recommended to such as a
system that win lead to the acquirement of all
necessary information in a short period of time.
Engravinga, illustsating the mechanism of the Vi
olin and the correct positions in playing, from
Spohr's celebrated Method, accompanying the work.
Prioe 81, receipt Of which it will be sent, post
paid. JOHN CHURCH, JR
ial4 66 West Fourth ct.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND
HAPPY NKW-YRARI
Read eaa,el 1oe Wise,

ENTL MEN WHO DESIRE 10
NJ make q beautiful and useful present to aome
lady friend, not better effect their purpose tsR
bv purchasing one of M0ORE'S IMPROVED SEW.
ING-MACHIHES, which are undoubtedly the best,
most simple, and practical Family Sewing machines
in market. Price only $40, including the celebrated
Universal Hemmer aBd Tucking Gauge" which q
the only patented hemmer, turning and stitching
hens Of different widths and sold at other place
ip the city. Examine our Machines before you pura
chase elsewhere
II. @. BURTMAN, General Agent,
de2l-x 92 West Fourth St, Cincinnati, o.
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DAFFFLE FOR A JACK-AT MAR
~ BILE HALL, cor. Central Az and Eightb-st.,

ON TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1861.
Rattle to commence at O'Clock p. M, precisely.
MAEAGERs p, Quinn, Thomas Bradley, Jerry
Bheeban Michael Donnelly.
Tickets 81.
This Jack was lately imported from Europe Is
three years old and valued at Sl,CO0. He can be
seen at 2l2 West Seventh-st. jal5-ttF
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StOtAs, Gxfbangf, TT.

5tOtRs, GEfbbangt, TT.
NEW YORK STOCKS
FEDERA ND sTATE ScKs as aS all other
6SsH So S8T4 g6@ sFfgH H6 Il SThy IS
THE NEW YORK BOARD, aud kilograms from it are
mil I'm a Second street.
ENIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PAPER, single and
d2as oh hand a aPdr6ye s lire
lett tE for negotiation MARTIN LEWIS.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA EX-
~ ~ CHANGE I, wanted by MARTIN LEWIS,
mhl-lm A Second street
NEW YORK BANK EXCHANGE for sale in
~ rs sums to suit by MARTIN LEWIS,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES for sale by THO; / CARSON,
ie26.1 2O4 Baltimore street
~ ~ PHTA, BOSTON, RICHMOND, PETERSBURG and
fe260 pa Baltimore street.
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
on all points South and West purchased at best rates.
" fee6,tf IH 90 Bai fhiSse' Street
pROTHERS BONINGER,
OFFER FOR M FS SSAE EX6aHNd ob at hs
principal cities of Germany London, Paris and Amse
NTEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
~ FOR sale l,y fn16tfI THO ! CARSON
4 DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
IL is76 AID APPROVED c1LLATERA 4Sd by CARSON
G0LD PURCHASED, and for sale constantly,
fe26,tf 2oi BaltmoTe Street.
MARYLAND SIZES Maryland per cent.
I'VE Inscribed loan, for sale by arr
fe9-t Basement Chesapeake Bank.
VE'IME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
jal7,tf i9G Baltimore street
GTERLING EXCHANGE.
- Su,s.! EorsaleR by ec KNox &C., GO,
UANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
AS.2y JNo. Cuttings CO.,
GTOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
Sa9d sold by JN0. S. CUTTINGS z co;
I'VE JNo S. Cuttings a. CO,
d & o. r. r. BONDS 1851 WANTED BY
Y: JNo. s CUTTINGS 4 CO..
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
I'VE mo S. CUTTINGS 4 CO,
E7IREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
jui5,tf Basement Chesapeake bank
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED By
IVA JNo-s. GITTINGs&Co,
NOMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
S ST by JNo' S. CUTTINGS 8 ! s Goi st
BALTIMORE CITY 6 PER CENTS. OF 1890
t5and 1875 for sale by ISRAEL COHEN
s7-n No. 5North street
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
~ wanted by KNOX & CO.,
ap28u Exchange Place
baltimore s PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
ESby SAML. HARRIS, Jr.,
julT-h Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTH " ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
I BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
jul7-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
Y wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
julT-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
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furniture.

LyENRY W. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No IS LIGHT ST,
has on hand large stock Of and is constantly
iing every description OF CABINET WARE OF The best ma
teTals and workmanship.
HAP and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BElS B0LSTERS and PILLOW Of Hairor Feathers, IRON
BEDSFEADS, suitable for Hotels, servants, &c iaE~tf
a NEW FURNITU RE
WAREROOMS
fThe undersigned would call the attention OF his friends
and the public to his Warero ons. and his large
and varied assortment of Furniture His being ALL
NEW and of the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices he hopes continuance OF the patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the OF dStand
THOS. McGLANNAN,
No. 40l West Baltimore street.
- FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED and
REMOVED WITH CARE. nI25 If
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ElnhIff GaIfs.
= saEItIH.ll Ia. GONE.E.

o. d. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of Il de
ii cree the supero Court Of Baltimore city, sitting
ssa- in equity, the Undersigned Trustee viii sell at
p@3c auction, the ,nisrs on GUE3DA the l2h day
VI Ailr.l next. ut O'Clock, ? NJ,
III HAT PIECE OK PARCEL OF GRO y -. with the
az n' thereon, situate, lying and being il the city
n n.y. a s5ri t.. as ioC VS. Wit:-Beginning
w. . t'n as SIDE oI Chesnt Formerly tnion) street
- me- q one hundred ann eighty feet west, from
corner int rsectitn Of llillen street
~, a ~ rect and running thence westerly buun
81 lr ct twenty feet; thence uortherly paraI
t u tItrt one hundred Get; thence running east
Paae WIN Hheut street twenty ect ana thence south
= ~! I!ii SteeS one hundred feet to the pll
NJ 9,o thTTeon heing small two story BRICK
builders as 1t would suit admirably any IusHass ;t
room The terms OF sale prescribed by ne Corrt a.,
credit OF three and SIX months, with int from a Of
thu satisfaction OF the undersigned. Se' ~
THEODORE GLOCKER, Trustee
SAML H. GOV Err. Auctioncpr
f.IS 2.w9ds No 81 Ralt;mo,c'
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igF@E8 CEUICE WINES, BRANDIES, 60
iffs:fZss4S ]. B. CBARRON & Co, AGENTS
S94sxSsas< FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRA nee,
nave ~ reserved and offer for sale superior CONAG
BKANblEs, vintage Q! 1911. Charon Pere fls Brand;
Emile Belmont Co, COgnac Brandies various vntaScs;
Bordeaux Ciaret Nihesrom low to finest grades Burgun
dy wines, from medium very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines; Champagne Wine various
brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid
Also, consignment 10 bhs. very old and prime Mcnon-
gahela Rye Whskeys 10 bbs very old copper distilled
bouTbon Ehskeys 200 bbs hne medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Wskeys to which invite the attention
in want of pure liquors. Offce-CORNER OF LOiBA RID
AND HANON ER STREETS. ap5f
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= A l. T I NJ 0 R Z

E ALTIMoRE
IRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1889.
CHARTER PERPETUAL,
OEFIoE-No. soUTH sTEEz7.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT.
UREsLIv ES FOR ONE YEAR, A TERN OF YEARS
.ORFORL LIFE.
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED. either Men, Women Or Children,
at the lowest rates
WM. G. HARRISON, u. DONALDSON
S. J, DONALDSON, a. ALDRIDGE,
c. A SCHAEFER, GEO. s. GIBSON,
c. Z. CHAMBERS, ROBT A TAYLOR
f II. COLsToN, Secretary.
DR. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
Off "a Franklin street
{ 0ALES INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ coSAEe GTn RRU5T1 4LTR' GAY So
the Licensed Agent with full powers, Tor the
HARTFORD FIRE 1N SHsG COMPANY,
Cash Assets, $956.OO0
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, sl,482,000
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARrFGHD
Cash Assets, s3302i5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms co, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s3jl ,}S4.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO,
Cash Assets, s353,2S3.
MARINE
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms co, OF BALTIMORE,
Assets, $2l4,439
..--,.. ,.,.- VIZ GRAHAM, Pres't.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FIRE. MARINE OF LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES Oh
tanned to any amount in Companies of the best stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all matters relating to FIRE
INSURANCE such as forms OF application, statements Of
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken with return Of Pre-
MUM, Tor months not used. ,,,,,Dr,r, =, ,o,r
E<IREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
4 OFFICE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH
AND SECOND STREETS.
oNs 81 m Y2 Mbn GK e t Rs e Of be cy
HENRY r. DUHURST, PREsIDEaTs
BOARD DIEECroRe
Augustus j. Albert, Samuel Hart,
Chas. II. Keyser, Hugh Bolton
9. A. Schaeier, Robert Taylor,
Edward jenkins, John C. Reansy,
Frederick Achey Thomas Crearier,
Thomas ". LeveTiT.s, James Fields,
+ Littig Shafer, John IT. Gait,
Joshua Dryden, Thomas Wilson,
John Cushing, Henry R. Lauderman.
Nendes /: Cohen, David ii. SRriver
George Rogers Isaac II benson,
ju7tf FRANCIS J. McGINNiS, Secretary.
HIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-11

EH:f FOR SALE CHEAP.-A fine DWELL
z5s ING Mccullough street. between BIdle and Pres
ton threG-story front and hreestory double Back
building 20 by 100 deep alley: will be sold a great
BARGAIN Apply to WIN. II. MARRIOTT, No. "A North
SlaLlgS street feI-tf
III FOR RENT-The BANNING HOUSE
Ni lately occupied by Josiah Lee e Co
49,. K. WYATT BLANCHARD Trustee
Jdol-u No Al St Paul street.