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ST. PAUL. WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS, 1852.

DUNCAN F. KENNER, one of the tariff
commission, is represented by the Augusta,
(Ga) Chronicle to be an excellent poker
player. Why Bob Schenck's claims were
overlooked by the President in this connec-
ton, seems to sorely puzzle the friends of that
ambidexterous statesmen.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 27.-FLoUR-Dull
and unchanged; receipts 5000 barrels; exports
so. WHEAT-Heavy; very unsettled; cash and
June 2031Sc lower; receipts 270, 600 bushels;
exports $4,000; No. Q spring 81; ungraded
red /. O5@l.47; No. 8 do lao; ste amer, No.
Q red l. 40; No.2 red 1.47@1.50X; certificates
mixed winter LOO, ungraded white certificates
1.31 4 @1.34X delivered; No. Q red June sales
256, 600 bushels at 1.48@1.511, closing at
1.4Sx; July sales S0S,000 bushels at 1850
1898, closing at 1.2SH; August sales 5l2,-
600 bushels at 1.195@1 81, closing at l.1955SS;
September sales $4,000 bushels at 1.18X q
LEO, closing at 1857; October, sales IA, 0OO
bushels at 1.19H @l.20x, closing at 1.19x
CoRN-H@1Hc lower; receipts q, 255 bushels;
exports 400; ungraded Sic; No. 2 Sic in
store; S20s2Nc delivered; No June, 5000
s111c, closing at So11c; July soH @s2,
at SIC; September s21i@S4c, closing at sake;
October SIX @SS2c, closing at 82Sc; No
vember S3@S34c. OATs-X@1c lower; less
active; receipts 200 bushels; exports 325;
mixed western 609631 C; white western 62@
Csc. HAY-Dull; weaker; Csc. CoFFEK-Quiet;
steadily held. SUaAR-Dull and unchanged;
MoLAssRs-Quiet but firm. RICE-Quiet but
steady. TALLow-Qaiet but steady; SOS 1-16c.
Ros1H-Quiet; 2.10@2.15. TURPENTINE-Dull,
weaker; 461S. Eaas-Western shade stronger;
19L@2OKc. PORK-STonger; new mess
81. so.
NEW YORK, June 27.-DRY GooDs-
Exports of domestic cotton goods the past
week were 1897 packages. and since January
total of 79,113 packages against S0,4
packages last year and So, 179 packages for
1850. Demand for export qualities well main
tainedIand orders being placed forSeptember and
October delivery. Request for autumn fabrics
maintained but not so well as yesterday, as
shipments are attended with much difficulty
for all styles and qualities of cottons, also
prints. There has been many selections and
of such as are forwarded from other markets,
there has been large movements. For wooden
goods there has been an improving inquiry
with light new business, while sales on orders
are DELAYED through interruption to shipments.
Tone of market very steady to firm.
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr.1


Edward Wright; disorderly conduct. Continued
until 2Sth inst.
j. Markintin; drunk. Bent to jail for nve days.
John Ward; disorderly condnct. Sent to jail for
twenty days
John Boyle; disorderly conduct. Dismissed.
David Hickey; drunk. Sent to jail for i've days.
Carl Anderson; drunk. Sent to jail for ten days.
Timothy Dillon; drunk. Sent to jail for five days.
Timothy Dillon; carrying concealed weapons.
Revolver forfeited
days.
Thomas Greeley; disordsrly conduct. Continued
to 18th inst
E. jackson; assault and battery. Fine Of s.
paid.
Henry Swanson; disorderly. Fine Of s. paid.
Richard Richardson; assault, Dlsmissed.
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DRAWING OF JANUARY 10, 1882.

J NJ Davis. Morning Sun, Shelby county,
Sebastian Lehman, 793 Larimer ut, Denver,
True Heath, 126 North Main ct. Concord,
n H.. 1900. 5000
Paid State National bank Of New Orleans, for
account Of Bank Of Commerce, Memphis,
Ieuu.
L Sanders, S21 Broadway, New York. ........
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The MallsyfTrIsl.

NEW HAVEN, Jude 27.-In the Malley trial
Doolittle notified that the defence will be
ready with sur-rebuttal this afternoon and was
informed that there could be no sur.re buttal.
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

The WEEKLY GLOBE is q mammoth sheet, exactly
double the size Of the Daily. II is just the paper for
toe freside containing in addition to all the current
wa choice miscellany, agricultural matter, mar
fet REPORTS etc. 1t Is furnished to single subscri-
b ara at 81 with is cents added for prepayment OF
postsge. Subscribers should remit sl.l5.
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42Oo.ooO Conc.

81. LOUIS, June T.-Mr. Ellis, the government
bank examiner, who IL investigating the Affairs Of
the Third National bank, thinks the embszzlement
Of Owen WIN amount to 100000, but he ssys this
win not impair the capital Of the bank otherwise
Affect its Doundness.
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N. DORAN's REPORTS.

The following quotations giving the range
to the markets during the day were received by
NJ. DoRAN, commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, June az. 10 A. k.-Spot
wheat quiet Floating cargoes firm. Cargoes
on passage frmer. London quiet. Arrivals
wheat for orders large. Weather in England
shows signs of improving.
WHEAT.
nLWAUKIy. CHICAGO,
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District Court.
Before Judge simons.
Moses Bixler We. City of st. Paul. Verdict for
defendant.
state w. A. J. Miller. Dismissed.
Before Judge Wilkin1
Stephen F Bueneman Va. st. Paul l. Manitob
railroad
lBy Judge Brill
John Doherty vs.. Mary Doherty. Decree of divorce
granted.
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Itching Piles-symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing particularly at night, as il pin
worms were crawling in and about the rectum;
the private parts are sometimes affected. II
allowed to continue very serious results may
follow. CDR. Swayne's All-healing Ointment
is pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter, itch.
salt rheum, scald head, 'erysipelas, BARRIERS
itch, blotches: all scaly, crusty, cutaneous
eruptions. Price so cents, three boxes for
$1.25. Sent by mail to any address on receipt
of price in currency or Scent postage stamps.
Prepared only by DR.. swayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa. to whom letters
should be addressed. Sold by all prominent
druggists.
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$1,152 IA
THE COURTS;
United States Circuit Court.

United States Circuit Court
Before Judge Treat.
Evan j. Tredt, ct al, vs.. Styles Cannon, ct al
Jury. On trial
Before Judge Nelson.]
Pauline Schulz We. Travellers Insurance company.
Jury disagreed and discharged.
Mark Paine vs.. Northern Pacific railroad. Given
to the jury
lia G crockett vs. Chicsgo, Milwaukee l. st.
Paul railroad. Jury. On trial.
CHARLES W Gusk3 vs. Joseph Walker, ct al, and
Thomas Nally Va Patrick Bray, ct al. Dismissed.
John T. Farwell Vi. Per Ekstrom; Samuel Mar
shall, ct al vs.. tie town Of Elen and same vs.. town
Of Plainvisw, were continued.
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DRAWING OF FEBRUAR,

DRAWING OF FEBRUARY If, 1857.
NJ Doyle, 1853 Kent ave, Brooklyn, N -.
Ign, N Y.............. ..................
A Thompson 4 90, New Orleans, for account
of G. Bush h Co. Mobile, Ala. ............
r N Phillips, Canaan p o, Lee county, Ark,
through German National bank, Memphis,
Tenn. ............ ......
NJ Michselis, 345 Blue Island ave, Chicago,
Henry Hamilton, Chicago, m................
Jas A Colen, New York city. .................
Edgar Ackerly, S0s Second st, Newark, N j..
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Miss J, Rahilly
Miss II. Redding
Angels of

Miss Jennie Rahilly, in the character of the
"archangel." accompanied by Miss Nora Red
ding and Miss Clara Lewis. first appeared up
on the stage bringing with them seven crowns.
All three were beautifully attired, and
looked like "wingless angels' in reality. The
principal character was that of the "archan-
GEL" and right regally did Miss Rahilly enact
her part in presenting the crowns. Perfectly
self-possessed, graceful in form and beautiful
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DRAWING OF MARCH IA, 1882.

Eugene B Philput, Savannah, Gs............
B L Holt, Quitman, Nodaway county, Mo-.
VIM Vance, Arlington, Mass. ...........-....
John Creegsn and Albert Nagel, Six Lakes,
Mich .:....................
Samuel = Palmer, 365 Sixth ave. New York.
John Burrell, Rockland, Mass. -. ...........
Edward g Gruet, II Mulberry Place, Newark,
n J........... I.
Levi Alden, through State bank Of Madison,
Geo II Count, New York city.
VIM Koehnlein, Bridgeport, Ohio. ...........
Jas Kahn, 900 Penn ct, Pittsburgh, Pa.......
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DRAWING OF APRIL II, 1882.

DRAWING or APRIL IL, 1852.
Louis sauser, South Calhoun ct, Fort Wayne,
lno... ..,............... $500.
Warrington Irving Whitney, 418 Broadway,
Fort Wayne, Ind. .........:.:...:
State Senator B Judkins, Little Rock, Ark.
Philomenc Laurent, 3l5 Chsrtres st, New Or
leans, La.
Pelletier, IL Carondolet ct, New Orleans, La
W Cohen, $50 Pennsylvania ave, Washing
A n McDaniels, 1900 Fourteenth ct, Washing
Paid Manhattan bank, Memphis, Tenn ....
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QUARTERLY SETTLEMENT.

The County Treasurer Makes q Fair
Divide With the Other Officials.
County Treasurer Rice turned over his quar-
terly settlement sheet yesterday afternoon to
the county auditor. II covered the time from
March LIST to May 31st, both days inclusive.
The funds were divided as follows:
State.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Co

ll6.h Monthly Grand Drawing, New Orleans, July
II, 1881. 1867 prizes, total $26s500; cspitas,
s7s.ooo $4,000, $4,000, $1,000 etc. 100000 tick
cts, I'VE (ss dollars; fractions In fths, in proper
lion.
For information spply to n. A. DAUPHIN, New
Orleans, La, or N. A. DAUPHIN, GOT Seventh st.,
Warrington, d. q. For full particulars SEQ the
advertisement Of the company In another part Of
this paper.
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DRAWING OF JULY 10, 1881.

P 8 Kearney, tailor with Warner L Searles.
vicksburg, Miss. .....L..............
Jesse E Webb, Gay st. westchester, Pa......
John Benz, Hope st, Utica, N Y........
James O'Gorman. SO North Delaware ave,
J Hendrickson, New York city. ...........
Stein, Pond, Union square, New York
Guy.
n A Bowen, care Richard Morris, 166 Front
at, New York city. ........................
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Miss Frances Murphy, Miss Rosella Hughes,
Miss Marian Wallace, Miss Bridget Golden,
Miss Emma Derham, Miss Rose Juneau,
Miss Stella Murphy, Miss Katie Farrell,
Miss Lily Conner, Miss Clara Lewis,
Miss Lizzie Linenfelser, Miss Nellie Grace,
Miss Stella Dufrene, Miss Fannie Madden,
Miss Mary GAVIN.
LAURALS FOR EXCELLENCE IN DEPORTMENT.
Miss Maggie King, Miss Sarah Doherty,
Miss Jessie Dilley, Miss Jennie Egan,
Miss Emily MOyes, Miss Katie Sullivan,
Miss Jennie Rahilly, Miss Nellie Derrick,
Miss Frances Mackey, Miss Jennie Oliver,
Miss Mary Rahilly, Miss Jennie st. Aubin,
Miss Salina Harris, Miss GertrudeSansouci
Miss Agnes Wheeler, Miss Mabel Grace,
Miss Nellie Brown, Miss Josephine Forrest
Miss Lou Williams, Miss Nellie Gieriet,
Miss Edith Strong, Miss Emma Tobin,
Miss Annie Delaney, Miss Mary Walsh,
Miss Rose Hounder, Miss Katie Walsh,
Miss Mary Kiley, Miss Annie Preston,
Miss Nora Kelley, Miss Sarah Mcdonald,
Miss Mary E. Croze, Miss Nellie Corcoran,
Miss Maggie Newell, Miss Mary Heenan,
Miss Julia Buchler, Miss May Butler,
Miss Minnie Egan, Miss Julia Donnelly,
Miss Mary Doyle, Miss Alice Williams,
Miss Annie Fink, Miss Annie Egan,
Miss Lena Kerst, Miss Clare Judd,
Miss Gertrude Duggan, Miss Lucia Judd,
Miss Mary Richter, Miss Blanche King,
Miss Katie Prendergast.
Next cane the charming "Reve AngeliGue, !"
executed by the Misses Nellie Brown, Annie
Fink, Nellie Derrick, Alice Brown, Rose NAL
10y, Sarah Doherty, Nellie Grace and Nellie
Gieriet. The young ladies acquitted them
selves handsomely and were rewarded withsa
shower of bouquets.
Thencame little Miss Lucia Judd, "a beautiful
o-rI,f for, hr
recited in most arch and charming manner,
"Ths Dead Dolly" The sprlghtly little elf
was loudly applauded and retired with an arm
full of bouquets.
"O'er the Hill, Ger the Dale" was excel
lently sung by vocal class, accom- anied by
Misses Lille Conner and Hattie Byfield on the
piano.
Miss Jessie Dilley, one of the graduates,
read a beautiful essay entitled "The River Of
Time" which was loudly applauded.
A quartet composed of the Misses Lily
Lewis, favored the audience with an exhibition
of their proficiency upon the guitar, which
was much admired.
The Junior class of vocalists sang "God
bless our School," in a sweet and charming
manner, and were ably assisted by Miss Agnes
Rahilly on the piano.
Miss Emily Moyes recited IL excellent style
the faughable experience OF man putting up
a stove," which convulsed the audience with
laughter.
"Mazeppa" followed, on the piano, by eight
young ladies, and was played in excellent
time.
"Just as of Old,'' was most sweetly sung
by Miss Stella Murphy, with chorus of
Young ladies, and harp and guitars accom-.
paniment.
"True Heroism" was the title of well
written and well delivered essay by Miss
Maggie King.
After the birthday Galop" executed by
the Misses Nellie Geriet, Julia Donnelly,
Glare Judd and Katie Prendergast, which was
beautifully played, came the feature of the
day entitled the ''Angels of the Countries. !"
This was represented by ten characters as fol-
lows:
Archangel. ...................M Miss j. Rahilly
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DRAWING OF NAY Q, 1882.

DRAWING OF NAY D, 1857.
John Weger, Kasota, MINI, through First Ma
uonsl bank, st Peter, MINI. $500. :. 80.
Chas Nelson, cor Sixteenth st and avenue n,
Galveston, Tex. 1890.
W b Ackers, n River st, Oambridgeport,
Gillett & Cos Newburyport Express and Fast
Freight line, 80 Court square, 43 Franklin
ct and rs Kllby ct, Boston. Mass. go. $500.
Irving Pierce, through Bank Of Commerce, st
Louis, mo. .......................
O n 6ttnson, Fairfield, 10. ........... $500.
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DRAWING OF AUGUST Q, 1881.

Felix D Lester, M & R r shops, jackson,
1oun
George " Barkdoll, 625 Cherry ct, Norris
town, Pa. ............
VIM W Shaw, Lakeside foundry, Chicago, Ill.
Mrs H, New York CITY,. ...............
Mrs D Mack, New York city. ....... ........
Ohas Burch, New York city..................
8 Delmonte, $40 Magazine ct, New Orleans,
LID
Henry Ziemer. East New York, n Y...
N Frier, through NJ NJ Pool & 90, bankers,
Shswneetown, Ill. ..............--...
Truman Bartlett, SO fremont ct, Boston,
Mass ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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The public is requested carefutly to notice the
neO and enlarged Scheme to be drat0n monthly.
wCAPITAL PRIZE, $75,0O0-a
Tickets Only 45. Shares in Proportion.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
An the drawings are under the exclusive supervis-
ION and control of GENERALS G.. T. BEAURE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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LARD.
PRESS MARKETS.

NoTE-The Chicago wheat quotations. ar
under the new rule.
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FORTUNES FAVORlTES.
Who They Are, Where They Live and
to What Extent She Blesses
Them = The Wonderful
Record Of the Past

Record Of the Past
Year.
partial list of the prizes paid by the Louisiana
State Lottery company during the year ending Nay,
1852, together with the names and addresses given
to the company by the holders, emitting those who
have requested 1t.
Receipts for the amounts are on Ale ct the Offices
OF the company.
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 8, 1881.

John T Garvin, M 81 R station, Bartlett st,
Roxbury district, Boston, Mass. ...........
J Russell, IA Main st, Norfolk, Va, collected
through Exchange National bank. .........
L Edwin Motter, Emmittsbarg, d..........
90, New Orleans, La. ....... ..............
John Beatty, 101 Christopher ct, New York
Frank Weibel, 71K First ct, New Orleans, La
B r jacobs, Nafrensburg, Mo.
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tOfered. IBID. rex div.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. John Chestnut, agent, and citi-
zen of Berkeley county, comes before the
public with an offering worthy the consid :
Grafton of all whom it may concern
Having secured side wall in P. o., he viii
there present his offerings whic! ar the
finest styles, and latest edition of maps
and charts, to generous public, and at
lower prices than ever before offered. His
exhibit room is grandly artistic, with the
real natural phenomena cropping out
Call and examine the samples. Sold ex-
clusively by samples. Last but not
least, he has another offering to make in
the form Of a sample washing COM
pound"-one of the grandest labor, time
and money saving inventions of the age.
No expense to try it. Our plan is 'Try
me, then if you so decide "Buy me. "
We don presume to come before gen.
srous public as swindlers, but as bona
fide benefactor, not asking your real es-
tate, your personals or your money, until
you are fully satisfied after a trial that we
offer you value for the money asked
We presume on doing good; for which
we ask living remuneration. This
"washing compound" can only be secur.
ed through this agency, as Mr. Chestnut
has the exclusive control of the county
and city, and is secured by the Patent
and Copy Right laws of the United
States.
expect to commence my offerings at
once, and trust that a generous public
will indulge me while pass the offerings
round | expect IN time to visit every
house in Martinsburg and the county OF
Berkeley; and will always keep supplies
Now, friends, | insist on you trying this
offering fit is not as represented after
trying, don't buy it.
Respectfully,
JOHN CHESTNUT, Agent.
jlT 3m Martinsburg, w. We.
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For the Gentlemen.

All wool diagonal worsted for
gents suits, Shepherd Bros, make,
who failed last fall. Their goods
were thrown on the market. We
were fortunate enough to get four
pieces which we. will sell at rs cts,
regular price $1.25. Also gray twill.
led worsted at 65 cts.,- great bar
gain, which, when made up, will
compare favorably with suits you
pay S25 for. We have our full line
of regular Cassimers, ranging from so
ets., to $3.50 per yard. You will
please bear in mind that we manu-
facture suits to order, if you desire,
and guarantee you a good fitting gar
ment. We haven't room here to
mention our Neckware, Suspenders,
Hose and Pearl Shirts. Another
time for them.
Very Respectfully,
EMMERT 81 FIERY.
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Important Decision

The following important decision is
copied from the american Oultivator, of
May q, 1882 published at Boston,
Mass.
"Users of apparatus for the cold deep
setting of milk have become torerably
we'll aware that various manufacturers
have been struggling for control of a
patent which shall cover the fixing of
cans for this purpose, in a stand or cabi-
net, so that the milk, and afterwards the
cream can be drawn off from below.
Such apparatus is known in the market
as the ''Cabinet Creamery" Various
litigations have been in progress tor some
years on this point.
On the 22nd of April last, the Patent
Office made decision, awarding priority
in this matter TO Hill ] Prentice, whose
rights are owned by the Vermont Farm
Machine Company, of Bellows Falls,
Vermont, Manufacturers of the celebrated
Cooley Creamers.
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Personal.

Miss Kate Edwards is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. James Mathews is visiting
her son in Baltimore.
A. J. Thomas, Esq, is visiting
friends in Reading, Pa.
Miss Annie Buser is in Washing
ton county, Nd, visiting friends.
Miss Mertie Bender, of Gerards-
town, is visiting friends in this city.
VIM. Hill has returned home after
visiting Washington and Baltimore.
NJ. L. c. Coblens, formerly of this
city, now of Baltimore, was in town
this week..
Mr.. VIM. Gard, formerly of this
place, now of Chambersburg, spent
Sunday last in this city.
Miss Fannie Haldeman, who has
been attending college in New Y ork,
is at home to pass her vacation.
Mr.. Clarence Kearfott, who has
been visiting his friends in this
county, returned to his home in
Danville, Va, on Tuesday lest.
Miss Mollie Byers, who has been
attending school in Baltimore, re-
turned home on Wednesday to spend
vacation with her parents.
Miss Jennie Griffith, of Montgom
cry county, Md, and Miss Jennie
Spangler, of Piedmont, w. Va, are
visiting at the residence of Hon.
G. F. Evans, this city.
We had a call on Wednesday from
E. E. Campbell, A. NJ, Professor of
Natural Sciences in the Hagerstown
Female Seminary. Prof. Campbell
was here looking after the interests
of the institution. He is a pleasant
gentleman and will make friends
wherever he goes.
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TO OWNERS OF STOCK.
A Long Felt Want Supplied
Insure Your Stock i'm the
Peoples Mutual Life Stock
Insurance Company.

You have now an opportunity of in
suring your horses and cattle against
loss either by disease or accident, We
propose insuring this class of property
for three fourths its value, and NO
more. 1t is impossible to successfully
conduct Live Stock Insurance bust
ness when more than three fourths Of
the risk is carried by the Company.
The owner must have an interest in the
animal insured to make it perfectly
safe business. We have adopted the
following plan, and propose adhering
to it:
LIST. We take no risk on any ami
NAL worth less than $75 or more than
$500. thereby avoiding old broken
down horses and fancy priced animals.
2nd We exclude all stock that Is
extra hazardous, such as car, omnibus
and hiring horses; neither do we write
upon horses that have the leaves, that
are blind or cribbers.
3rd. We issue policies on horses
from to 10 years of age for three
ears at 2 per cent on the estimated
value.
4th. We pay the full amount of
policies issued.
The Directors of this company re-.
spectfully refer % any banker, mer-
chant, manufacturer or professional
man in the city of Baltimore. The
following named gentleman Of this
city and county have stock insured in
this company: Capt. j. M. Sencine
diver, Jesse Ridgeway, Harriton Tab.
Ter, f. ID. Boyer, Chas. Sharf, j. T..
Bender & Bro, A. Kogelschatz, John
Burns, John Fitz, DR.. S. N. Myers,
j. w Roberts, H. N Deatrick, John
f. Keller, Philip Showers, VIM. A.
Cushwa, A. p. Lord, Daniel Riker
and others THOS. KRATZ,
General Agent,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
All letter addressed t. him win re.
ceive prompt attention. Send for a
prospectus, which embodies plans,
rules, regulations, etc. m27 3m.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
100000 Plants.

100000 late cabbage plants, princi-
pally Flat Dutch, Bergen Drum Head
and late Drum Head, also other var
ities-at % cents per hundred, or 500
for Sl00 Orders left with Nj. w.
Martin, z. T Grove, James Homrick,
Q. w. Wisner Grafton Darby, at their
stores, or with any other merchant,
will receive prompt attention.
ROBT. c. BURKHARl,
Park Garden,
is st Winchester Turnpike.
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Worth Reading.

Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
at RANKIN'S, the photographer,
over the National Bank. Years of ex-
perience enable me to be proficient in
taking pictures of babies and children.
Dress them in white and give us a call
Come aud see our fine specimen Oil
painting, water colors, Indian ink and
the new and beautiful photo. chrome,
made to order. Frames of all sizes and
styles. One price to all.
jill If. II. j. RANKIN,
National Bank Building.