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80. -tH f.kuAEDANT OF TIE FONTS 80 1Ro0fs
= AT CHARLESTON.
eadier General Peter G. T. BeauregaI d. Of Lousians
ate q hs ccs 81 Engineers Of the Uned States Army
bus re1.iy appointed 70 bis rrcsen. position by the
scunsrn coufederscy Congress- and TO the command Of
she forts and troops Charleston s. c.. arrived there
On the 4th nst ani Immediately assumed the command
cr hs rev department General Beauregard enjoys
hsn reputation - engineer s.rategist and tactcn
He served the United States with ability during the war
with Mexico and vac gromosod FOR gallant and mcrlto
rboug conduct,
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OUR NATIONAL TROUBLE.

lupwtans from Montgomery, New Orleans and
1.xa,-Trsasssr Of the units'A States Funds
ss,ssd by Louisiana to the S.uthsrn Conisdsra-
-rhe Free Navigatca Of the Kiaimippi
A be Guarantssd-The Bark Adjustsr surrsn-
tered By Governor Brown, Of Gsorgia-1he
yrginis and Ajssc;ari Conventions,
~, Ae., ~.
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TIT WASHINGTON wArKRR Edward Weston arrived In
Washington at FIVE O'Clock Monday al tsrnoon after
walk Of 40 mes He did not make the trio IN the time
he had expected but he did well trat did it at all
Ills time table Fixed bis time FOR reaching tho Capitol on
sunday Qht
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@. Crowpneh'ed, John Q. Adams and II. Adams, OF
Boeton and Potter, Of Philadelphia, are stopping Al the
,>yevoor House.
h,cgc Finch, Of Milwaukee; Colonel r. s. Frost, of
M,sso III; Dr. j. II. Van Evrie, OF Washington; A. won
of Moun, Vernon; Mr. Curtis, OF and A.
Iavley. o, Connecticut, are stopping at the LAfnge
House.
Attorney Gem rial Myers and wife, OF Albany; Hon. J.
n Aev and fam W, Of Massachusetts; Hon. 8. y. Rex
ford ana Lewis Kin. ~ey, of Norwich; W. @. Fargo and
Mrs " Cook Of Buial A. D. Waters, Of Cincinnati J.
Thomas and r. i. Mcl onald, Of Illinois; ex Governor
10, or. Of Providence and - G. Bemun, Of Georgia, are
stopping at the Aston House.
General John = Wool OF tNe pn'sed states Army
= D-sars ~ tirs.n,aI H' FarnuAn, az CbcTo r..
Cook, Of Iowa; j. Thomas, OF -. "a.
B,ges Of Cork J. r. Robinson and \. Dane, OF Boz.
W. NJ Cook, OF Tennessee q. Hnbacb and j. Porter OF
Canada, are stopping a, the 81 Nicholas Hotel
JR. Howe, OF Ncs York; j. r. Frisbee and II T. Bur
tom Of California; Eskin Of st. Louis f. E. Fullerton
Of Vermont; j. ~ Boil aud u. J. Lake, Of Ctpcag); j.
Roqut and W. Dunn Of Ohio; II. n Gator OF Ba tnors;
j. Bell, Of Virginia. O. B. Preston OF Illinois; g. n
Cald we'll Of Dunkvk g. ~ r. Smith, OF karyand, d. T.
Zimmerman, q Kentucky, and y. wallace Of Nasty lie,
Tenn. are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
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SECESSION FEELING IN VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, March 7, 1901
perfec, reaction has taken place u tbs section, ard
may sag throughout the state. The soosled suhmis
sonsts are longer tho "wat ttle longeTi orier
bat Sor Immediate secession. EyOrbody wishes the safe
70 leave the rnion. Our military Is nigh.ly On
-susrf,
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RELEASE OF THE BARK ADJUSTER, OF
THIS CITY, BY THE GEORGIA AUTHORI-

The Savannah Republican Of March says that Cover
Brown has released the bark Aduster in consequence
Of representations made to him by her British Maesty's
Consul, T. Moyneux, ESQ that the cargo she held be
Cngcd to the subjects Of Great Britain This release s
Oeditable TO Executive, taking proper view Of
commercial relations While sternly resolved retaa
zion when it Injuries but the guilty, he exhibits
proper regard for the innocent and correct apprcca
siou the demands which interruption with business
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uxpORTANT PROCEEDING IN THE LOUlsI-
ANA CONVENTION.

New ORIxAss, March 7, 1901
lie Convention in secret session to-day passed an
ordinance, transferring to the governmental the ION
Asderate States i've hundred and thirtysx Thousand
dollars being the amount of bullion found and customs
sei.ed by the State. There was a highly exciting ana
paAyiotiC debate,
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IMPORTANT FROM MONTGOMERY.
pROcKEpINGs OF CONGRESS-.

IMPORTANT FROM
PROCEEDINGS OF CoNehhsS'
MONTGOMERY, March 7, 1861.
wr CLAYTON reported bill providing, in the event o.
a,c, or the refusal the United States TO recognise
% the confedcracy that no court OF the
States shall have cognizance Of civil cases Of
szens OF the Uni States and all pending cases TO be
dismissed.
resolution adopted authorizing the President 70
instruct Commissioners TO the European Powers TO
spter into treaty for the extension of international
cOpyrigh. privileges.
Braxton Bragg was confirmed as Brigader General.
VIM Harec was confirmed Colonel Of the First rcgi
xent Of infantry.
OUR MONTGOMERY CORRESPONDENTS.
MoSrGoMERy, Ala, March 2, 1861.
Importance Of NE Navigation Of the Mississippi to the South
en Contederacy--7he Policy Of President Ddris, dc.
have bad several conversations with gentlemen nti-
male with the views of President Davis and those deeply
engaged the formation OF the confederacy From
che tone Of their conversation led to believe that
they look upon the Mississippi river the backbone Of
the new empire and that tho policy of the Southern
eminent viii be shaped Ear AZ possible 70 concilate
and attract the States lying upon its banks and those Of
~ tributaries.
is Mr. BcnamiHs grca, knowledge Of commercial
NV and the questions Of tiny al navigation and riverne
vahs that caused him ID be called TO the Cabinet OF
NJ Davis and il is believed that Louisiana, Mississippi,
zBxae, and eventually Arkansas, VIII al unte ia sus'
m the policy of attracting the States in the valley Of
she Mississippi this confederacy There lies the true
ssat Of empire this continent, and the aim Of the
Southern leaders will now be weld the interests Of the
soGmunities Of that region together
h this they viii be aided by the currents OF trade
which produced by differences Of climate and pro-
dscton, and mainly north and south, rather than
and west. Countries lying the 81 ne parallel
stude have few exchanges, and these are always the
seduction Of artificial and not of natural
Mr. Benjamin is expected TO arrive here in day or
owo-perhaps tomorrow-and will at once bond all his
energies and abilities to the great questions Of the CON-
perc.al relations Of the Mississippi river.
The of empire has TO be now by two confede
rasies spirit Of emulation, and each win stand ready
20 take advantage of the Of the other The first
has been committed by the North in its new tariff and
The South will adopt lower scale Of duties for obvious
seasons.
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This Board met last eveningPresident H. W. Genet in
the chair.
coNrTRKSCE-MoTyos RETER TIE PROPOSITIONS
PEoPIE
Alderman FREAR offered the following
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prIiriss =; - e't "a OF SUtTH ND - GuhD 6iEE.tS
against loss by Fire at he lowest ,sies
r.r,..,, D., BOARD or DIgTcTogs:
W%m YIN g. Power, J. $,ric$e srt jenkins.
/ n,uel R. saith Fish Il ffstiiins,
hs G fHfa an',n IaT Ress H. SR9 Ggs,.
.,s-. c. HARLAN Williams,
~ 5.'o >. r, : \, -, :, r. sse+2-aEg.
INSURANCE COMPANY
Isconr9aArsD Issa
Qua ''f@ q PERPETUAL.
0pyror--vc a,,
JohN J. DONALDSON. PRESIDENT.
,...,..,,.,......
oi' f'i' LIRE
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS
ETD0yy,fFST9 Fop ,-Tf,,Dpav
-
- -, -'N''' " ''''" VI '"''''eh'
d. the lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
WV u u,pprCov -....--,
" NJ q. HARRISON j.. DONALDSON,
. D. DoNALDSoN' \. ALDRlDGE,
"a. SCHAEFER, GEO. 5. GIBSON,
e. l. 'ihA' 71i'S' RoBT' a. TAYLOR.
7 y COr cr0v s..o-,.,-
- H"i'o4'N' oecfetafS
nR 2 2n.y At r,SENr ,r,.l;.., Z, .....
In i"'-'Ail'5"N' Medical Examiner,
Off q Er,rlI;,, s+-.,t
=, : = " 81 Et,-lAlLL street.
: tOAAEO INSURANCE AGENCY,
- Co.MERcI.L RUTfpITes q ~ s.
GEO g. COALE,
the Licensed Agent, y4Fh full mowers IL. the
FIRE
HARTFORD FIRE INSITR ,,C,E COMPANY
Cash Assets &g55,00l
ro,.r T,,e-rr, .,,,,,, ,;-7,--5-, Nv, ,-,z $780,.
Cash Assets si,iS2,o05
rr,,v ,0rr,r, r,-,,-, -
"i4 A'FihE lNSUIEAhGE COMPANY OF HARTFGRa
a Gssb ss III; 81 "a ~ GQ' HARTFORD
Cash Assets, sa7a,283
A ASSET 81 $2la As, Isj W 'A!-i14ofN'
E0TrTApTr rrrr ,pcrLLii;t tE;---, ,,,,,.-.-, 80 49,
hSU4 ABLE LIZ y :. 80, IA GE SOCIETY OF THE
FIRE MARINE. ~ rrFE I17er-r, ,,-,,,, -,r,,,-,,
ng at he os m mics OF the very best stand
INSURANCE such as forms Of spps e'hs 10 f5
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken. with rstp ~ Pre-
sl8.tf GEORGE B CoAbE, Agent.
I dHEG ~ r,,,, iNSDKAECE COMPANY.
,,,ora. ,r., AND D. SECOND \, IS STIRFJEETs
TONS OF Pk9fERTY r T jF The LIMITS nj Of the city
John H. Ehlen, Hoard 0F 'iJ \ W BGpr.tt,
Chas NJ Xeyser Hug6 Bolton,
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jaeS, gIqQG1a, IT,,

@aeS, gTqUGIs, IT,,
jNE3& J. R. GLONINGER & co,
tESs7szS'; WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
G5SasaEz5IS55S -, 49, NORTH CHARLES STREET
Cabinet and Topaz.
MADIE;lRAS-J Howard March & Co, Welsh Bros and
CHAAIPAGNESTL Rocderer CHI Fare vende Clicquot
BRANDIES-J. Hennessy, Ota-d. DuDuv T., aud
Pnet, Castil1on & CO. 'N' W. anu
Bourbon. '' 0' ny = anu
ClGARS-Cahanas, Espanoa, Prince of Wales Maryland
e3 O.. o.. fe2tf
K@fAJAS. HAZLITT 4 CO..
izEsYEEsg IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
s-szassssss IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS
It,, 81 4 IL South GAY STREET, BALTIMORE,
4 iarge and superior stock ofPURE RYE FIIISKEYS
toIc tle most celebrated D;stillers mrlT-tf
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r EMoVAL.
PARIS CHINA HALLS
ABE REMOVED TO
No. 30 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND CHARLES STREETS,
Immediately opposite the old stand,
Where am opening large lot of new and choice
GOODS, of my Importation and am determined to
CUT DOWN PRICES to the lowest possible figures, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Staple goods, as
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
INDIA CHINA WARES,
WHITE IRONSTONE GOODS,
PRESSED AND
CUT GLASS WARE,
COMMON WARES,
ALL KINDS,
Always on hand of the very best quality,
HOTEL GOODS, &c.
,opn
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4Goks sU9 Stationery.
DIARIES FOR 1861.
~ For the coming year We have great variety of
ID AK %> IN every size and style, which selling at
low prices. Gail and examine.
CUSHTNGS & BAILEY,
Also PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS for FOL d29.tf
NEURPEE d CO.-BOOKSELLERS, FUBs
Iva !iSBEES, PRINTERS.
s T. TIONE ~
SaEbi-+ bUIADING, 1872 BALTIMORE 81.
sj-t B4LTIgOEE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER And
stationery WAREHOUSE.
SAMUEL 4. TURNER.
Nc SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
EshS ON HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR A.
z, L Sot2TMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY ard BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WR!.
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign o.
ell tie.Tnost approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS Ruled and Plain in :caat variety.
ENVELOPES OF all kinds.
STATIONERY Of every descriptions FOR Office and p-ivat
use, VIZ STEEL PENS, PEN HOLD EFsS, SEA LING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c.
INK, Writing and Copyng, OF all the bast makers. IFT
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE BON
MALES, &c. &c.
Also large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS PRINTERS DO, s.. &c, ali at Iof7
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will 90 weIIto f,22tr
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EURLETT & SONS
Z rapFsTsrE Al .rTTr7 q. ~

EURLETT & SONS
- CARRIAGE NANUFACTORY
No 80 NORTH STREET.
cEzT544 The undersigned having greatly Ell,
larsed their premises aud increased their facili-
ties beg leave to call the attention public to tlei
extensive stock Of every description CARRIAGES fne6
in the elegant style and durable manner which thee
prepared to sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS A.
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURLEFP & SON.
iy24tr IS North street. Baltimore
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5ilber daare> 5ehaIrr, TT.
GarrIaG&s.

ca2sss-fsfg- CARRlAGES-We have on hand. at
Qz-z3-OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one Of the largest and best assortnents of CAR
RIAGES to be found in the city Persons want Car
riagcs are invited to call and examine Stock as are
terms any other establishment.
MULLMYER HUNTER,
ja25-t Corner Of Howard and Franklin SITS, BAIT
c4gr-fg- CARRIAGES CARRIAGES We
~ have on hand at % North GAY STREET, thelal
gest assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south 0
New York, all Of tie ates fashions and most approved
styles The public invited to call and examine for them
selves all of which will be sold reasonable terms.
BURR, HAIHHT& O'CONNEIl.
- Repairing done at tie shortest notice.
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6UCHANAN'S WHARF
{ = Wednesday, Ctr Feb'ry st II o'cloc5
~ y Wgrehouse, Buchanan's wharf
LOO HHDs. CUrA SUGAR
35 DO. Pr 'Irro.
100 Do P, X. AND CUBA MoLAssrs
.,,, WILL BE ADDED
* i!IDSs - tiarcas crop CT FNFTTFcos,
- AQAAs%ES, strictly choice lust landed e2
l-z Is r LENNON & co.
Z. : y ~.
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gNTNINrG.


81 A. MATHIOT l. SONS
E1<3 SOFA AND FURNITURE WARERoOHs
~ Nos. IS AND q NORTH GAY ST.
fNedr FGyetg 81
E&t2GdiHg from Cay to Frederick street
EUtSEHpLp A&p OFFICE FCRNTT{TRF e1;Yb,sc;1
Bureaus, lSssorted rrfo.E orrTata-a 49,
if55saIittSais Cottage Furni- Arm Chairs
Tr,'.ii2'iat',-' ture; Rocking CLAIR
HarCEOgeS, Wood Chairs, Tt9gPrps
Spring Beds, Office Charo IIaTGia Tsb1.,
Mattresses Of Husk. Barber Chairs Penanfi6" III IT
totto ant ''aiT. Cribs and Cradles, hostered Ct.i-
Sofas, Side Boards, ISettppE ''
~ l F-NSIJH TABLES OF EV cry LENGTH
1"os ulslossu 70 purchase invited TO call yi7
$50 IN which for variety and quality
@ cannot De excited by any establishment tbs
eoti.s.t, A. MATHIOT & son,
aus Z Nos. Is and II North Gay street
II ENRY ". JENKINS,
AZ PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No. is LIGHT ST,
mas on lad large stock Of and is constantly canui
fnt every description of CABINET WARE OF the best ma
te.ialS and workmanship " " LA
, lair and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING TNngn
5ES, hOLSTES and lows of Hair or Feathers iEj!N
Shl3lsA S suitable for Hotels, servants, &c aE-tf
@ NEW RNITURE
EA WAREROOMS.
The undersigned would call the attention of his friends
and the public to his new WarerCo1ns. and his Iarrf
snG HarcC assortment OF Furniture. His stock being LII
NEW, ana OF the best workmanship with very moderate
prices, he hopes for continuance OF the patronage he bsI
THOS McGLANNAN,
- , No. 40I West Baltimore street
~ EU|NIrGRE BOUGHT, SOLD EXCHANGED and
REMOVED WITH CARE. mL93 IF
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9r0CNIsg, Ei4Mnts, 1T.
GGMGglJGn.
Gg-9MtNnrsbt1 NOiit@s.

nlSSOLUTIUN.
! = The firm of WEILBACHER 6. PAUL. is this day
DISSOLVED by mutual consent Mr. VIM. Paul retiring
Mr; P. WEILBACHER taking charge Of the assets and
Liabilities Of the late firm shall continue the business with
all its hr ancheS on his account and under his
Mr. MM PAU L continues business at No ISL ". BALTI
MORE STREET ia2G.tf
I United PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
Ahaye formed Limited Partnerships under the style of
T. SFABLER COALE, for the purpose of conducting the
wholesale Drug Paint Gil Dye stuff &C. business in the
cty OF baltimore, (as to the firm Of E. II. STA
BIER co., said partnership to begin January LIST, 1861,
and to terminate January LIST, 1856.
EDWARD H. STA BIER is the special partner and has
contributed twenty-five thousand dollars towards the capt
tai of the firm. FRANCIS STABLER and s. ROBINSON
COALE the general partners and will conduct the
mess
FRANCIS STABLER,
s. ROBINSON COALE.
EDWARD II. STABLER
BALTIMORE, January Isl, 1861.
u STABLER & COALE are moving their
L sstock Of goods to their new Warehouse, the s W.
of Baltimore and Sharp Streets (cntrance Sharp
street, and after this day persons having business with
them, or E. H. STABLER CO.. will please call there.
il-6W
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
~ IN THE CITT
No. 10 NoRTH GAY sTREk4,
&AWUFA CTURER or
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRT,
YER PLATED WA RE
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
-as in store beautiful of New Styles Pat
terms of Rich ewelry and Silver Ware suitable for presents
embracing variety Of Set and Plain Gold BR0OCHES
hOsac, Carburkle, Coral PEARL Lava Cameo Eruscan &c
EAR RINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER RINGS, set with
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl Opal, &c; Ladies' GOLD
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCK EPS;
Gold Thbes; Cut Buttons and Pins; Sicne Chased and
Plain Cold Rings Peacil and Pens; Sleeve BUTTONS and
STUDS Sold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins ana Esr
Also complete OF Best Quality Heavy Silver
Plated TEA SETS Walters, Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands, Casters, Candle Sticks Pea
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons Forks, Ladies FANCY
ARTICLES, &c. which will he sold the reasonable
erms s20-tf
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MARINE INSURANCE.

M airline INSURANCE.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE AND BANKING COMPANY.
CAPITAL-ALL PAID IN GASH................sS75yoO
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS LIST Jan uary, 1882. ..43i,639
The CASH DIVIDENDS Paid to the Stockholders frc
9th June, 1928, to LIST Janua y, 1885, NEARLY THIRTY
ONE YEARS, average Sc per cent per after the
payment Cfall LOSSES, EXPENSES and
TEN PER CENT BONUS RETURNED TO POLICY
HOLDERS
BALTIMORE, February 9th, 1859
HOLLISS' BUILDING, Exchange Place
uross premiums received from LIST January, 1858,
10 January, lSoJ As
Return premiums and expenses ...... 5i,G9999
- 1l7,T0i.67
l, ,,,,,-1, NOR ,,- , $5i,780.79
AT LOWEST RATES.
AND TEN PER CENT. IN CASH
OF all premiums risks ending without less returned to
the dealers at tn Office.
All Losses promptly adjusted and paid at this Agency
VIM. I. MURDOCH,
AGENT
WIN. KREBS, Secretary. iu2-2awtfr
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- < sdIz Sf.ss Il. go e. f5E-
GRAND SALE or
- --,.. RICH FANCY GOODS
FRENCH CHINA DINNER Ann TEA CETC.
NlGii pkNAMENES, VASES, PLATED WARE
GLASS WARE, &c.. &c NEW STYLE
PUBLIC SALE OF THE

size was remhered ard repaired in February 1860 TO
mount oi 2Ou her tiber and planking all of white
X IN good order, and when two old, she sold for
iding Keel = = -. - ~.
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photographers.

QROSS L KREBS,
~ PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVRFa
COLOR PRINTERS,
no. lOl EST LOMBARD ST RET
,..-. BALTIMORE.
y Heads, Checks,
Bills OF Lading,
Cards,
Circulars,
Gaps,
Plans,
Title Pages,
IiGDelS. DC. apl7-T
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ENILLIAM KREBS,
Wv INSURANCE BROKER,
49,, - ADJCSTER OF AVERAGES.
ALSO Broker in all business connected with Vessels, D
mayed Goods and claims against Insurance Companies.
% EXCHANGE PLACE, Baltimore, nd.
r REFERENCES:
me Great Western INSURANCE. Co., New York
=. IS Nelson, Esq, do.
Messrs. Johnson Il Higgins, do,
Mess,s Saterthwae Bros, do
heSsrs Jones, Nelson Il Whitlocl, do
CO.. Philadelphia.
VIM. D. Sherrerd, Esq, Philadelphia.
John S. Tyler, ESQ, Boston.
Messrs, Tucker, Whitric 1t Carrere, Boston,
Nathl Foster, .lr., Esq, do
VIM Graham Esq, President Merchant Mutual Insur-
nee Co., Baltimore.
Aessrs Kirkland, Chase 81 Coz Baltimore
Messrs. Thos. Whiridge& Co., do.
Messrs Spence 4 Reid, do. luz 2awtfr
RELATIONSHIPS INSURANCE COMPANY
-EP(ESTABLISIIED UPWARDS OF HALFA CENTURY
). W. CORNER SOUTH AN ID WATER STREETS
-, This Company IN RES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
Fl in the city country, the descriptions
ofproperty.
BOARD DIRECTORS.
, il. COHEN, JR., President
n A. Taylor, VIM. Gimor,
W. g. Harrison, i Penninrtor
\. I. Thompson, Toshna Cohen
Geo. R. Vickers, Francis 7 KIM
T. W. Alrcks, Henry Carroll
David s. Wilson. R Sfenart'
w. + Worthington. VIM. Fl. Bruno.
II. Won Kapf
te22eotfr FRED'K WO0DwoRTH. secretar.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
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JAS. II. PuRFlS, JAS. P. THO
PURVIS q CO..
BANKERS,
1872 BALTIMORE ST,
(NEW OFFICE
Buy srd sell, on commission,
STOCKS,

guy sen, on COllulis SION
STOCKS,
BONDS,
AND ALL KINDS OF SECURITIES,
oUr market in person, and Of other markets through
reliable correspondents.
Also, buy and SELL lowest rates Of exchange INCUR
RENT BANK NOTES, CHECKS, TINE AND SIGHT
DRAFTS all the principal cities of the Union. Make
Collections all accessible points with prompt returns
Receive money on Deposit in current uncurrent funds
and allow interest by specia! agreement
Negotiate loans andbusiness paper. aus tfr
GOUTH CAROLINA BANK NOTES PUR-
~ CHASED BY JOHN WILLIAMS & son,
n24-tf 80 Smiths wharf
FTNCURRENT BANK NOTES, bought at best
" rates by Tn24tfl THO. J. CARSON.
THECKS AND DRAFTS, on all points South
n2Etf THO. J. CARSON.
GOLD PURCHASED AND FOR SALE by
- n2tt THO J. CARSON.
A DVANCES MADE ON MERCANTILE Pa
n PER AND APPROVED COLLATERALS, by
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-05-22
RAYMONDiS FAMILY
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PATKNTeD MARcH 9, l85E


MESSRS. ZUPPlNGER & ROBBINS, of
"a Bloom sbn!g, having purchased The ex-
elusive right oi The above valuable lmPro
we'd CheaI Patent Sewing Machine, for
the County oi Columbia, will be happy 10
supply thelr friends With the article Tor The
accom- III cdalion OF themselves and families.
The following are some OF The superior
advantages this implement possesses, VIZ:
L. 1t sews from 400 10 600 tight stitches
per minute.
2 Double thread Machines are from The
more complicated character OF ihelr mech
anism invariably managed and threaded
with more or less difficulty; not so with
RAYMOND'S, a child can manage il III two
hours, and ii is threaded easier thar com.
mon needle.
3. One of the most valuable features OF
this Machine, is the smallness and the
com m9aclness of its mechanism
a. Il can be attached 10 hoard, liable or
sand, in operating order, and removed IN
less than half minute.
5. 1t greatly economies the thread, and
vet produces a seam, sufficiently strong ior
any work Tor which IT is intended, a quail
! ificalion not known 10 all kinGs OF Sewing
| Machines.
6. No human hand is capable of produ-
| cing a seam so regular and systematic
! The seam is so srroug if well done, that the
! stfonoest material will lear before the
seam will give way.
| T. Among the array oil Patent sewing
| Machines there are none so cheap and
durable as Raymohd's Patent, but no Ma
! chine is adapted TO all kinds OF work as
exoerience Sas proven. There are perhaps
none 80 really useful, doing such variety
of wore for the immediate use OF the lam
| moderate
RAYMOND'S PATENT.
8. The operator eau shape his seam JUS
as he pleases, waves, leaves aud flowers
elc., can be represented or inflated
9. 1t is particularly adapteu o all kinds
of sti,chirg-such as genllemen's shirts
bosoms, ristbands, collars, eic.,-ann al
kinds of ladies' sewing, including SILKS
lawns, delaiues, calicoes, busters, ETC., e&
cepting for men'sbeavy wear, this Machine
lis rather too light OF construction.
TO- But we all admit, that the adVanag
TO health, and principally TO the vision o
eyesight. nuuced by The use OF SewIni
Machines, surpasses infinitely all olher al
vautages.
ii. This Machine faslens the seam a
ways itself buI if The operator wishes
untasipned or open, there is way Tor
100, thus you can have II fastened or no
AS you please, whIch II, soHneilmeS, esps
clally for beginners, very favorable ca
cumstance. II The seam is lett uniasiene'
YOU can draw il oui in three seconds an
cave the thread.
For sale by he Undersigned, at their II
spective residences, in Bloomsburg. wf
will put the Machine in ope etaton aud sI'
,, all necessary instruction.
, HENRY ZUPPINGER.
DANIEL w. ROBBINS.
Bloomsbur2, July IL, 1860.