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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03


WORCESTER. SIS. July %, 1881.
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
"a Executions, and will be sold at Public
Nendue, at the tavern of Err Balch in Leom-
mister, on SATURDAY, The 9Th day Of .AuguSt
neat, at three o'clock, P. M, all the Right in
Equity which LEVI NICHOLS, Esq, has to
redeem the following mortgaged Real Estate
situate in Leominster, in said County, viz i:
the Farm where said Nichols now lives, living
on both sides of the Union Turnpike Road, in.
GLIDING the Pine Plain and lower lntervale, so
called, containing about two hundred acres Of
Land with all the Buildings. Also, the Pasture
Intetvale, SO called, containing about forty
acres, and .adjoins Nashua Rive. and land Of
John DexfSr. Also, about forty acres of Pas
ture and Moving Land opposite the house OF
Aaron Patch Also, eighteen Shares in the
Fifth Massachusetts, Turnpike Corporation.
81 MICAH R. BALL, D. Sheriff.
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Mrs. II. N. WeHs's .Hcademu.

lOOM Anniversary Of the Incorporation
Of Worcester County.
YENHE centennial anniversary OF the incorpo,
Z ration of the County of Worcester, will be
concentrated on MONDAY, the 22d day Of .4u-
gust neat, under the direction Of the Worces-
ter County Historical Society
An Address will be delivered by the Hon.
JOHN DAVIS, in the old South Meeting House
in Worcester, at | O'Clock, A. NJ. A public
dinner will be provided
The citizens of the County are respectfully
invited to participate in the exercises of an oe-
cason so Interesting
WILLIAM LINCOLN.
Secretary Cfthe Forester County
Historical Society.
Worcester July 90.
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A copy of the petition and Of the order thereon
81 Attest: ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
To the Hon. the Board of Coun-

ly Commissioners Tor the County of Worees-
ter
TENHE undersigned respectfully represent,
d that the present travelled road from the
old common, so called, in Lancaster, TO the
middle of Bolton, is not such a road as will
stand the test in the present generally improv-
cd state of our public highways. Ii passes over
elevations that ought to be considered too con-
siderable for the accommodation of the public
travel, if a better path can be pointed out On
leaving Lancaster, the first hill, though of gem
tie ascent. is long and sandy, and, therefore,
difficult for loaded carriages. The next hill is
very steep, and cannot at any expense be rem
dered less so-and from the nature of the soil
is at certain seasons exceedingly muddy. And
Of the same character is the remaining hill, and
indeed the whole of the intermediate road be-
tween the second hill and the middle of Bolton.
There can be no relief from the present great
inconv enences, that will be of material service,
by any possible improvement on the present
road, in reducing the elevations or making them
more gradual.
But the difficulty may be remedied by leaving
the present road on the old common, and pass
ing to the north Of it by Morses Mill, in Boil
ton, crossing the Lancaster and Bolton Turn
pike road, near the fish pond of Sampson V. s.
Wilder, keeping in the valley of the brook, ana
entering again into the present highway by the
cross road near the house of Rev. Isaac Allen,
| in Bolton. survey of the proposed route has
! been made by Mr.. Henry Wilder of Lancaster,
! a skful engineer, whose report and sketch are
annexed to this petition, and which your petit
TONERS request may be considered a part of
their said petition.
| Your petitioners therefore respectfully re-
quest, that new highway may be laid out and
constructed from the said old common, in Lam
caster, to the centre of the town of Bolton, to
the north of the present road, and on or near
the line herein mentioned; and that your hon
orable Board would view the premises and take
such measures the law requires in the estab-
fishing of county road. All which is respect
| fully submitted.
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NOTICE.

A CLOTH SURTOUT, was left in the Pro.
IA bate Office, some llonths since where the
owner may obtain 1t, by paying for this notice
Worcester, Aug3 T. WHEELER,
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10 the Hon. County Commits

sIoners OF the County of Worcester. a, ,ho;.
session to be holden at Worcester in sad
County, on the 4th Tuesday of December her
A. D. 1880:
VENHE undersigned, inhabitants of said Coun-
IL ty, respectfully represent, that the road
from near the Saw Mil of Caleb Burbank. in
the southerly part of Millbury, 10 the westerly
part of Sutton, is very circutous and hilly, and
that shorter and better route NAV be had;
and the public good and convenience will be-
greatly promoted by the location and construc-
tlon of new road, beginning near the bridge
crossing the saw mill pond of said Burbank. and
thence running in the best direction to near
the tavern house of Paris Tomtellott, in the
Waters Village, so called, in said Sutton or
to point near the dwelling house of Jonathan
Davis, Jr., in Oxford, to intersect the Central
turnpike, at or near one or the other points
above mentioned Wherefore, your petitioners
respectfully ask your honorable body TO locate
and establish and cause TO be made, a county
road from near said bridge in the best route TO
one or the other of said termiui, namely to
some point on the said Central Turnpike near
said Tourtellott's, or TO some point said Turn,
pike near said Davis's. or to some point on said
Turnpike between said Tourtellotts and Da-
vis's, or near there
CALEB BURBANK, and 25 others.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

New Grocery Store.
yyyHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
themselves in the above business. under the firm of
Fleming s. .NcVeigh,
in the house formerly occupied by Fleming u Cham
bersin, on Vowes wharf, where they are just receiv.
ing from New York very desirable assortment of
GROCE RIES,
Consisting. in part, as follows
New orIean. aud West India sugars
Prime green and white coffee
Gunpowder, imperial, young hyson. souohong,
and Tonkay teas
New Orleans molasses and West India syrup
Chocolate, soap, starch, ra sins, almonds
Sicily and Msrseilles Madeira, pale sherry, and
muscat wines
Cider vinegar London mustard
Alum. madden, copperss, indigo hs blue
Verdigris, nutmegs, mace. cloves, tinento
Pepper and ginger, mould and dipt candles
Salt petre, pOwdcr and shot, white lead
linseed and sperm oil, paint brushes, corn bfooms
Nails, ground alum and blown salt
Herrings and msckerel
Togefher Nth a general assortment o. SfIf,
CH.aNDLERY, &c. &c.
All of which We are determined on sen'ng, .ho.e
sale or RETAIL as low they be purchased IN '''
market. f.o,,,
an s of ardent spirits we have determined on ADAM
aop;re the sale of them; and hope, by our strict ae'
t;"n to business and exeriions to please, to share
norton Of public patronage
We PARTICULAR, invite the tr'ends ana acq"antanees
of william N hcyeigh, from The upper counties, 70
give us call, they may rest assured we VIII make
'ne'' '"'' ANDREW J. FLEMING,
WILLIAM N. AcyEIGH.
Alexandris, aug Is, ls3l-eol2t
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Horses for sale.
% Dollars Reward.

RANAWAY on Sunday. August 81, 1851, George
AZ Harper an indented apprentice to the Tailoring
his height is ST a inches, slender make, he had on
when he went away, black mkt cloth coat, brown
cssnett pan.aloons, black fur hat, very much abused
though not very old, figured Msrseles vests CT differ
ent patterns and striped cotton panaloons Of fashona
bile goods together with variety of other clothing.
I his boy, when sccosted, has impeachment in his
speech. and red or nh,msd eyes. lie went away
fom this place board Of the Maryland steam boat
8o'cock, I think he is either in Baltimore or Phil
sdephis furcwsrn all persons from hsrboring en-
puying said apprentice as determined TO enforce
the law against all such offenders.
sept 2-3t JOHN ;. EMERSON.
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Notice

7NHH partnership of Powell e Conrad, in the prac.
II tce Of law is dissolved by the lsmented death Of
my friend, Alfred Il. Powell. will continue to con:
duct all the business in which VIC were engaged with
uuremtted attention; and the fees due to US will be
colIec ed by me-. The accounts owing 10 Dir Powell
G,r bnsness done befusc our connexon, (which COM
menccd in 1861 will be settled with his executors.
ROBERT Y. CONRAD.
winchester. Aug q, 1891.
aug 2s-w3w
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has been 90 the last two days. Tuesday GAO
bbls. Cd quarter -four were sold at 500; and $50
bbs. Sd or. fresh ground, price in store at l4a:
Wednesday 100 bbls new wheat -four at s5,
and about 900 bbIs Potomac -four. new and
mixed at 12a. We also understand that seve-
eraI parcels of King st. new wheat -four have
been sold this week, in all 400 or 1900 bbls,
terms not TRANSFERRED, part known to have been
5 l9 or $ 20 and 99a; balance supposed s5
and fraction higher. We are also advised Of
moderate transaction in 81 quarterhour, old
wheat fresh ground, at 69.--Lots Of I'd Or.
old -four, in store, continue TO be priced occa-
sionally at 70.
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BOSTON MARKET. Last week.

FLouR-Fresh ground parcels have realized a
slight advance on prices. Of new wheat, the on.
ly supplies consist Of Baltimore and Alexandria
wharf. which have been sold at g.. 6dollats
ner brl. The Corn market has remained firm
throughout and sales of 5000 bushels Southern
White and Yellow Flat. have been made at Is a
&c. and cargo Of the latter quite inferior 7sac;
5000 bush Northern Round, 70 cts. Rye CONT
nues very scarce, and Sa 1000 bushels Oats, have
been sold at sc a 40 cts.
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Sealed Vroposals

VITILI. be received at nv house Paine st. until
stones on Wolf street from the east side Of Union, to
the head Of the dock. allthe materials to be furnish.
ed by the Contractor except the sand, and th.t to be
hsuled by him. The proposals to state The price per
foot for paveme and side stone.
Also proposals for setting the side stones and paw
ing the foot way with brick on the west side Of Henry
between King and Prince Streets the proposals TO state
the price per yard for the pavement and per foot for
the side stone.
The materials to be furnished Of the best kind, and
and work done in the most workmanhke manner.
mig 3l--dts WI YEITCU, 8, p.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture auction
. Education.

ME Subscribers respectfully announce to the pat
J. rons of the late Mary Anna Talbot, and the ci6-
liens generally, that having taken the house recently
occupied by her, they propose opening . school on
the first Monday Of September next The courss Of
instruction to be pursued in this academy viii embee
the following branches Vt useful and polite Female Ed
ucation viz, Reading, Writing. English Grammar, En-
glish Composition, Practical Arithmetic, History and
Geography. with the Of the Globes-where the o
bili,ies snd attainments Of the pupil. admit will be-
added, Natural History, Natural Philosophy, Logic,
Rhetoric and Astronomy; where desired by the Pa
rents Guardians, the French language, with Draw
Ing. snd Painting will be also introduced into the
course ofnsrction Great pains will be taken to i'm
press upon the minds OF the pupils, knowledge Of
the first principles every branch ofseience to which
their attention shall be directed, Ut the came time due
will be extended to their morals. manners and
general department. Referring to the annexed testi
Inunia, they solicit share of public confidence and
patronage. REBECCA TALBOTII
HANNAH LITTLE.
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Wanted

TIVE subscriber wishes to engage, tor the ensuing
srrc,re.s tn take charge of Private school OF or
10 girls. Hi. residence is near the Plains Post Once
FAVOUR county (vs). There are two or three vscan
ces in his school which he would wish TO I'LL His terms
are for the scholastic vesr Of 10 mon.s 10, board
with an addition Of City dollars for music If taught
aug S-2aw6w tnos. i'nNS"'
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10 Carpenters.

PROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber
Il living near Upper Halbro, Prince Georges county
Nd for rebuilding his brick Dwelling house, the in.
terror OF which destroyed by fire February 1929,
situated his plantation, called Independe,ce, about
four miles from the AnscostA Bridge, or six miles
from the Capitol The walls Of which are still stand.
ing, but small proportion must be taken down.
The dimensions 50 feet front by so deep, two
stories high, four each floor and four in the
garrett, and passage through the centre. The mate
as to be uf The best kind and the work to be subject
10 the inspection of competent judges, when complete
ed The roof slate, and made in every respect what
is termed FIRE proof.
Bond. with good security. will be required for the
faithful performance Of the contract Half the amount
will be paid in advance; the residue when the whole
work is completed which will be required to be done
with despatch. JOHN E. BERRY.
aug 27tf National InteIligencer
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Fruit for Preserving

lust received, per brig D,ios, from Bar5sdoes. a
81 few hsrrels # Lines, IN the most perfect order Tor
preserving, Htsken in their erduraus state.
OfsI! the dantics for the desser, sbie Limos, when
properly conservsted, the most submey beautiful
and voluptuous. Suffice it to say, they outvie Gus
tards. ice.creams syilabubs banch mango. floating
islands, preserved bubbles, and picked d., drops,
immr ssurab!y. j Is. HEfBtRN
sept 8 81
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NJ AR RE ID,
persons.

In Georgetown, on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Amis, Mr.. GEORGE PaIcE, to Miss
MARX ANN RoBINsoS, eldest daughter Of the late
Capt. James Barron, all of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

Co,nteyeiis yesterday (says the Baltimore
American) we were shewn two counterfeit ten dol.
lar notes Of the Farmers Bank of Maryland, at
Annapolis, letter c. dated 9Th October, 1895,
signed H. H. HARDWOOD, president iona. Pink
ney, cashier, payable toJ. c. Weems, or Bearer
They are welt calculated to deceive incautious
nersons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

At the celebration Of their anniversary by the
Westbrook (Aiaiue) Light Infantry, Esd ultimo,
the following pithy toast was given:
!" The King Of the Netherlands-He must have
been bred and born in very lov-Ldnd, to consider
the bed Of river highland"
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.Aendemu of the Eisifafion, Z

Hcddemy 81 Tie Ttsudhon,
GIoReLrowE. ID. e Aug Goth, 1881.
Miss HANNAH LITTLE has been student in our Aea.
DENY for two scholastic years. dafng which time, she
has given universal satisfaction with respect to her re-
neral conductShe paid the strictest attention to he
duties of her respective classes studied with ndei
gable application and has uniformly been among the
first in the clases to which she belonged. We there.
fore Think that she fully capable TO conduct school
in the ordinary branches Of compile English course,
and is, moreover well fitted TO teach class Of Ago
bra, the first principles of Logic. Chemstry-nstursi
Philosophy, Antiquities Ili'tory'-in fine, by common
prepsration to teach the higher branches Of female
educstion.
Sisters of the Nsitation.
sc,t If
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Wanted to Hire,

ny the month or year. q young Man Servant, who
ID can hiring recommendations for industry and So.
briefly and is capable Of driving carriage and waiting
in m. house To such liberal wages wi!l be paid
inquire Al the store of KOones Il Nj Ian.
aug -2S-ec6t
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, On, c.

ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER 2,
Ship Virginia, Morrell. Liverpool; salt to w.
Fowle & Co., crates to Hugh Smith & Co. own
ers, crates to r. II. Miller. bale goods to Chas.
Bennett, hardware to ]. w. Massie and iona.
Butcher, Alexandria; and hardware to E. w.
Lnthicum, Georgetown.
Sehr. Juno, Kendrick, Boston; freight for the
District.
Schr. Rambler, Collev, Thomaston; lime for
Georgetown.
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac, Hubball, Norfolk.
Schr. Reaper, Smith, hence at Boston 9th.
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ALEXANDRIA. d. C.
,rroo,y MORNING, SEPT s. 1856,

go, .;ckne,s of tae regular Carrier was the
If The delay in the delivery OF the Gazette
a.. A. uooer part of ,hs town Yesterday morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

nov somewhere in Virginia. Impressions seem
generally strong against him, and from what
have learned. the testimony will be Sufficiently
strong TO convict him." f.fs
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BALTIMORE MARKEr-seyr. 2

Nour-H0ward street. There is M change
in the prices of Flour during the past week. III
Howard street, there is very little coming in
Wagon price 50-in few instances, SGT a
$ ga for particular brands) have been paid -
Small sales from stores have been mad at 624t
ass. City Mills--About 1000 bbls have been
disposed Of since our last at 50t'fnr extra qua
lily; and lot Of standard at IS. Susqueban.
Nave have heard Of no Observation-Disclosures
ask S; subject to re-inspection. ',..
GrGi,s-Wheat. We notice slight improve,
ment in Wheat, this week. To-day, sales OF
white. Suitable for family Four) have been made
at Is a o. and for red | O8 l2c. Corn
Sales to-day Of yellow at Csc and white at Is a
66c Rye has advanced. several lots sold this
morning at 75c. Oats--rhe prices through the
week, have been 81 SIC. Sales this morning
at those rates.-Chronicle.
eco
Tile Mmket-1'he Cotton market remains Ian.
guild as at the close Of last week: There have been
considerable sales of Russia Ouch atthe new pric.
es. Western feathers have been sold at 7acts.
SO brls. new Salmon from Halifax brought Is per
bbl. Mackerel a1oat rs and 50 for Nos. and
9; l4OO pigs lead have been sold at ST cts. The
sugar market is more active: On the Corn FIX.
change there is but little alteration; fresh ground
Western Flour is selling at $ S7A q so, 5000 bu-
shols old Genesee Wheat from store, have been
sold at | Is cts; 700 bushels yellow round Corn
at rs Is cts; Rye 90; Oats 40 cts.
The only cargo of Swedes iron ~ market has
been sold this morning. at 81 so per ton months.
nv. y Jour. Com. .9ug. 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

e. A., indebted TO the poiteness OF Captain
,.,,,,, of the ship Virginia, a,th's port, Tor
=, fIe Of late English papers
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ALL PRIZES!
Virginia State Lottery,
FS, the Benefit ofite Dismui S,oamp Camel Company,
Glass No Ii for 1881,
Will he drawn ut Richmcnd on Frlsv, September
CAPITAL PRIZE $i5 600
Tickets IS %; halves SD; quarters IS.
All tickets having none OF the drawn numbers on
,bem, will be entitled TO prizes of ~ each.
ia be hadin q variety of nuiabers at the Oihce OF
=. U0RSE,
L,tterr and Exchange Broker, alexandria
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I.0st.-$bO keWard

osT, on Sunday, 2sth August, in the neighbor
IL hood Of Mount Pleasant Meeting House, or on the
way from there to the steamboat Essex in Alexandra,
small Morocco Pocket Book, containing about
$1,000, principally in 800 notes Of the United states
Bank. The above reward will be given toany person
who will deliver the pocket book, and the sum lost,
to G, - X. Allison, at Fairfax Court House. or 10 H
s. HALEY, near the same place, or to Rev. s. Cornell
US, Of Alexandria.
sept 2-3ls
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Ur. Robert ~. Gyynes

- RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
to the citizens of Alexandra and its vicinity. His
office is Fairfax street, mex, door to The Post Office,
where he can IT all times be found
aur SQ--tf
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Or. Fairfax

FIAS retrnet.tc Acxsndria, and is ready to resume
II the practice Of his profession IN the town ana us
ne;gbbochood His Office is al the N. w. corner Of
Pitt and Cameron streets.
DIR. F in his late absence Of FIVE months. has been
constantly engaged at phsdelphia, in increasing his
medical requirements.
anp -dt WI eu2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

"no"mg extract trom letter written BY
> '."'s'"an OF Greenup County, Kentucky, dis
+ gays the Nenawha Banner; transaction
u'''' d'sgracetul character. and such a.
. "l,u only be found in the annals Of the canine
rum ,S;l Nouns, Jackson candidate, is elected
"sIs S county by majority ofSl votes.
Mu'Ough Koups is elected 10 the J.episIature
or, disposed to believe he will not visit Frank.
perhaps !, an III The character Of Delegate, but
lie. o, S alotner capacity not quite so honora.
he Sbor;S ra as last he made an attack upon
afcloss ~ " ~e county, and bit the Sher,a's ear
eeyerrd nus a's mead; indeed, SO completely was
ncsSb's ~, "a" II did not adhere by the smalles,
F''" lie has left the county. and is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03
District VI CUlumbia,

County Of .4lerG'dria.
,lIHE Justices Of the Peace for said County, heIe
l. BY requested 10 meet at the Council Chamber on
the 9Th d.t of September next, At 10 O'Clock, A. N.
to levy Gapation Tax. for the use Of the County,.
All persons having claims against the county, are re-
ouesed to exhibit the same, properly authenticated,
to the Court on the day Of meeting. 80
JONAH THOMPSON,
aug Io-t9Sep Presi lent Of the Lsvy Court
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Notice.

IL persons are hereby forewsrned against trusting
~ any OF the crew Of the Dutch ship Alexander, As
the Captain viii nut be liable for the sane.
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MAMMOTH LOTTERY!!

S5o.0oO!u- ,G00H $50, o00!!
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No. 1s for 1881.
To be drawn in the city Of New York on Wednesday,
September q, 1881.
& oil yc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03
classical & English SchoOl,

gpnE subscriber will reopen his School on Monday
u the 28,h Of this mouth The Latin and Greek
Languages, and the usual branches in English, en-,
brace the Of study pursued in this Institution.
The subscriber would express his grateful scknoW
Judgements for the very liberal encouragement he has
received during his residence this place. He indul
yes the hope, that he shall continue to meet the rea
sonabc expectations Of his patrons, and advanee tn
best int ercss Of his pupils to whose mental and morn
improy emen he intends sedulousIy 10 devote what
ever of knowledge experience he may posses or &C.
qure.
Those who feel interested in the success" and usefu:
of the School, would gray the subscriber by &C.
casionalIy visitingit a. CLAhhH,
| aug 20-2aw6
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BANKING HOUSE or
J. /. Cohen, Jr. Il Brothers,

No. Ia Baltimore Street.
nEPoSFrs will be received, ut the following rate.
II ofinterest per annum, viz:
On deposits subject to be drswn for at , /, s.
the pleasure Of the depositor, Is Pereem.
On deposits subject to so days notice, 4 per cent.
than one year, or subject to 80 days 5per cent.
notice.
Certificates will be issued for all special deposi,s
baltimore, aug 1l-eo4w