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PILOT & TRANSCRIPT
WEDN EsDAY, NOVEMBER %.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

TIE CuNARn SrEAMERs.-The Bosten Trans
Icript, speaking of the report ahoat that the Gu
|.Tsrd steamers would arrive at Portsmouth, n. II.
instead of Boston, during the winter, says;
owe are authorized to state, ON the highest
authority that if it should happen that the tebrua
nv boat 1.-THE only month in which there IS the least
probability that there might be an impeachment in
this harbor by ice shoald meet any ~
this harbor there will be deposite Of 800 tons OF
coal at Portsmouth, 0he harbor OF which was
never known to be closed by ice,) and the pilots
will have instructions to carry the boat into Ports
mouth harbor, in preference to her lying IN Nah-
sasket Roads.
PoLnlcAL COMPLEXION OF THE MAsSAcHu-
SETS I.EGrsLArURE.-We find in the Boston
Daily .adUertiser the following table, which
shows the political character of the representa-
sicn of each county in the House OF Representa-
tives Of Massachusetts, as far as ascertaincd;
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NEW YORK.

4 NEW CouHTEaFEIT.-The public are eau
toned, says the New York Express, against re-
ceiving notes, purporting to be Twenty Dollar
notes of the Mechanics * Traders Bank of that
city, being of the denomination of two dollars,
altered to twenties, by the extraction sf the fgur
ing Of the original impressions, and replacing it
with the figures 20; by similar operation the
words dollars are altered to 20 dollars. They
are easily distinguished by the difference in the
arrangement of the vignette, which, in the gen
>une twenty, is to be found over the signature OF
the Cashier, and in the altered notes, near the
other end of the bill, nearly over the signature Of
the President.
DISASTROUS FIRE.-A letter from Canajoharie.
says:
"A largefre occurred here last night, in which
almost the whole village was destroyed About
forty buildings were destroyed, chiefly dwell
ings. Loss, probably will exceed 100000
mostly insured. There were two stores burned,
Zero * Erwin, with part Of their stock, partly
insured-and Wells & Bakers and aportion OF
their stock, no insurance; both stores owned by
the estate the late Henry Lieber."
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NEW JERSEY.

A GRAND ILLUMINATIoN.-It is proposed by
tbs. Wings of New Jersey to have grand State
Illumination of bon-fres on the 25th of Novem-
Der, the day on which the British evacuated n W
York, extending from the highlands of the Hud-
son river, near Jersey City, upon all the promi-
nent points of high ground, across the State, to
the Delaware, near Trenton, and extending North
and South, through the central, and other parts
of the State.
Our Jersey trade in Stoett Potatoes is, we
imagine much greater thanis generally supposed
A correspondent at Bound Brook, (Somerset
county, has furnished us with a table of 10
boats which have passed through the Delaware
and Raritan Canal, at that depot, since the 24th
of August last, loaded with 1855 bushels of
Sweet Potatoes. They were chiefly raised in
West. Jersey. and were intended Tor the New
York and Eastern markets. Large quantities,
we understand are also sent to Philadelphia
from our western couAties.-.E j. Paper.
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CONNECTICUT.

INTERESTING RELIc-The Hartford Observer
says, that the drum which was used by the
fathers of Pennington, Conn, as an appendage
to the meeting house instead of bell, is still in
existence, and might, had it been produced in
season and reflted, have been used TO call to-
gether the assembly at the recent celebration;
after having lain silent and neglected for per-
haps more than century, might again have
sent its stirring roll along the streets, which,
were once familiar with its sound-and have
called together the children of those who gladly
heard its summons on each returning Sabbath
calling them to the house of God. The drum
is very large and heavy. We have not learned
that the hour glass has yet been found.
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S HIP.lING RECORD.
PORT OF BAtTlMoRE, NOVEMBER IS, 1870.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Bremen ba que Anna, Korlang, Bremen.
schr Lewis spicer, Mott. Newhaven
ARRIVED,
Rchr Sophia Jones' from Cape Haytien
schr Mieent, Cole from New York.
Steam packet Jewess, Holmes, I'm Norfolk.
Lubec brig TreIoIeum, Thiel, I'm Malaga.
Brig Almena, Howes, fin Boston.
Brig WankincO, Nwpherd; FIN Charleston.
Schr Samaritan, Hopkins, FIN Havre de Grace
SAILED-Shp Everfatd for Bremen; rig Mary, for
Ro de Janeiro; scs Fancy, for Mobile Gladiator, iof
st Marks; Maracaibo, aud others.
Ship Grace Brown, Duff entered for loading at Lii
verpuo for Baltimore on the 3lst Oct
Baraue Canton, Gibson, from Baltimore for Rio de
Janciio, wentio sea on the 2lst instant.
Brig Cicero, fin Jamaica for Baltimore, was spoken
9Th instant in lat 30 Az lon Is 10, blythe brig T!bse, at
New York, and supplied with provisions
Brig Ida, TAYLOR, of Baltimore, 81 days froi Key
West, arr at New York 22d inst
Schr Kite Marlin, I'm Baltimore, arr at Havana 5th
instant
schr Clio Kelly, Of BaltiAore 81 days fin Havana for
New York, put into Newport, Il, l. 2lst instant in dis
tress, in want of provisions, and three men sick.
Sch Caroline, Str ut, FIN Baltimore, which put into
Norfolk IN distress, ready for sea on Sunday NOR
ming.
NEW YORK, Nov 23--Arr Bremen chip Emms IS
days ftOm Bremen.
Shin Newark 10 days fin Savannah.
Ship Huntsville, 81 days from New Orleans.
Brig Charles Carroll, ~ DAYS I'm Maiamoras.
Brig David A. Crane, 48 days FIN Malaga.
BIZ brig Quadrupe, % days fin Bermuda.
Brig Ida 81 days FIN Key West
Brig Sybee, Is days I'm Charleston.
Brigs Camilla, Apaiachicolai New Jersey, OArien
Schr Queen, 81 days FIN 81 Marks.
Evening-Cleared ships Emerald, Havre; Vicksburg,
Now Orleans; Cabot, Charleston.
Arr brig Jones, 81 days FIN larks Island.
Brig Margaret Ann, FIN ST Thomas Goth Oct.
Brig Belle, IL days FIN Wilmington, NC.
Briss Moses, fin Charleston; Ashley do.
Below, ship Ann McKim, fun Canton; brig MadisonJ
I'm Savannah; and ships and brss.
RICHMOND, Nov 2l--Arr sehr Charles, from New
York.
Sailed, brig Thomas & Edward, Boston; schr Three
Brothers. New York.
Nov. 23-Cleared brig Ark, London.
Arr brig Carthage, FIN Glasgow; schr Mary Catharine,
FIN Baltimore.
Sailed, schrs Almira Baltimore.
NORFOLK, Nov 90--Arr brig Globe, IN Baltimore.
Schr Thomas Dali and Olympic FIN Baltimore for Pc
tershuTg.
schr American Trader FIN Pom au Prince for NJ York,
in DISTRESS with loss Of spars sails, sc.
Novol-SaIeG, brig Creole, New Orleans; and
went 10 sea Yesterday ship Pioneer. I'm Alexan ria Tor
New Orleans, and barque Canton, FIN Baltimore for Rio
de Janeiro.
Nov 22-Arr brig Pandora, I'm Turks Island for New
York raky and with lss of an anchor, sparsy sai*,
&C., and having throwna part Of the carg" 0veIboafa
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From the i..,la,ialpnia Ledger


A STRATAGEn.--fhe principal proprietor OF one ot
the extensive of The patent nird,cne manatac To-
ries il HOW this city, and has been here tor week
TIVE, believe, for the purpose stitutng PROSE
cutops against OF the smaller dealers, WHO, IL is
alleged, infringed up. the patent right owned by
the fnyner In pursuance IF his d sign, this person
(Mr Hnuck, inventor OF Iiuack's PARac n, entered
snis before the United States authorities, who, oil
course alone have cognilance of the in ring men of
paten,s and tile Deputy Marshal of this district MIR.
Thomas A'NeIH, harged With the serving OF the
writs consequent upon the profess Of file called
several times at establishment 81 one OF the prose-
euted veders, and invariably received fur answer from
one OF the app. nces, express adesrr to the
pror@ieor t"at was "pnt in town" Believing that
thi. was the case and that the verdcr, in the cl'
scn ilangtag, of he ave. selt "he sent fnrnd
of his To buy pills. Thi- went 10 the drugge-
ry and made inquiry TO Their pc5 Ivy the goss which
ngHiry, being made in pretty iond tone of voice
brought ont i,m snug back all smiles, the pro
prietor. He inquired what quantity the gentleman
wanted The - genlemln" was chewing, and sought
the door To- avoid ihc Spite in his mouth. This Was
the concerted sgaai to the awaiting Deputy Marshal,
and so, without mole ado, he stepped ia and secured
,s man. u2l
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PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE Coal TRADE.-The Mauch Chunk
Courier says that the coal operations in that
quarter. are stopped for the season. In the trade
of the present season, the shipments fall short
about 10000 tons of 1889, and about $4,000
short Of each of this two preceding years; but,
from present appearances, it is said that larger
business will be done next season than there
has been for some time past.-Ledger.
ScHUYLKILL Coal TRADE.-The shipments
Tor the week ending Thursday last, were 1925
tons. Total this season, 1874 sos TONS Trans
ported over the Schuylkill Valley Railroad, this
season, So $751; tons; Mine Hill and Schuylaill
Haven, 1888; Little Schuylkili, 1871
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WILLIAM LUSBY,

nj ER & ri n N hIhOR,
No. 7 South street doors from baltimore 81
E'p EsPECT'FUTI.Y informs his friends and the pull
o lie, that he has received by tiie iaest arta1,
handso, a GOODS .whicA together with his
former stock will make his assortment complete, whch
lie is prepnred make up to order in the most approved
stye on the reasonable terms and al me shortest
n0tice He returns his thanks to his Trends ana
the plic for their Liberal patronage, and assures eh
.N"s nv l,e,;a,, nc29-d3I
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becoming more more bold every day. Two
vessels engaged Turtling, were chased by In
dams, in three canoes and one whole boat, taken
at the burning Of Indian Key-this occurred in
the Bay and short distance from Key Vacas;
unless The Government send some force here
should not b. in the least surprised if we receive
an attack
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FLORIDA.

q ArALAcnIcoLA. Nov. -Healh.-It pains
,,s TO inform our readers that, during the pre-
son, fall season, there has been much sickness
IN those sections of the Territory bordering on
she rivers and creeks that flow into the Apala-
lob;cola above Chattahoochec. jackson coun-
~ has suffered great deal. The diseases oil
tb;s season, unfortunately, are of a very ma
,;ppaut character, much more so than those in
.cidenal to the summer.
The INprANs.-The Mobile Chronicle Of the
18th says:
uAtTanpa Bay it seems there had been a
.<b;r talk, with the Indians. From the pensa
cola Gazette we learn, that they had again bro
ken faith and left tile whites to wonder at theiI
,reachery. On breaking loose at Tampa they
killed one man, firing seven balls INTO his bod,
and scaiping him within few hundred yards 0
$500 troops. Thus ends this last attempt U
form treaty with the Seminsles."
A letter in the Charleston Mercury, unde
aats Key West, Nov. 10, says the indians ar
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HDEREMPTORY CEIARCERY SALE OEp
III HIGHLY VALUABLE PROPERTY-A fEe,,ly-
portnnity for specuIaHg in Baltimore City Real 8 nat
By virtue of decree OF Baltimore County Court tffs
undersigned will se BY agcti.n, the Exchange =,
the city OF Baltimore, on MONDAY, the 3Oth Nov
Der instant at O'clock, 2. NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, lying On
Monument and French streets, in the city OF RanE-
more, descfhed as follows:
Beginning on the south side Of Monument street az -
point distant lib feet inches east of Constitution g.
thence running e4siwaFdly Monument street four
hundred and nineteen feet inches with an ave-
rage depth of aboNt two hundred feet
The front ON French street is absut three bundled
feet, with depth of about $50 feet.
This property has upon it forty small Dwellings, An
eonye portion of il is subject to d gTOnEuD
rent which the Trustee will explain to any one deronr
OF buying.
plat of this property may be at any TING ON
application 10 the Trustee.
This property comprises three acres Of hAd5s
the heart of the city of Baltimore. IL binds Mona
ment street, fine large avenue leading east fTOmAhe
Washington MOnumentt TO the city Line, and which muza
become one of the finest Of our city Through
IL and part oft property now laid the rails OF Es
Sosquehanna Railroad.
the ule ohis property snail be entirely satisfactory
TO the purchaser.
This property is sold at the risk of the late mug
chaser, and wiz BE- positively sold to the hishesa
bidder.
The of Sale prescribed byithe decree are Os
fourth in cash, and the residue in SIX twelve and eg
teen months, with interest. FE the credit payments
| security will be required.
nl6eodts JOHN GLENN; Trustees.
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a CHALLENGER.
nMA DOLLARS will be forfeited 10 any indi
U YN D Ndua who will produce z preparation

nh DOLLARS will be forfeited 10 any indi
HqDSs yidual who will prodase prepa,at ion
egta 10 DIR. LEfDY'S DfEDIC.4IED EXTRACT
or S.9RS.3P.iRILL.9. IL is positively the strongest
preparation in existence One bottle ot II IS equal 10 SIX
pns OF tue strongest syrup that can be maae ana nun
erous individuals prepare from IL rUp winch they pu
in bottles of different sizes and shapes selling as ieir
preparation when in reality il is the preparation OF Dr
eiy; the syrup being made ilom his cIract, rFeip
for which accompanies each bottle OF Dr. Leldys .fepa
ration whereby il syrup Is wanted It can be made
an expense Of dollars gallon without paying for
at the OF 50 70 cts bottle or eight TO ten doars
gallon. 49,
DT Ledvs Extract of SGs sapGr;a is unusually plea
SAINT to the taste, taken either b: Itself or IN glass OF
water 1t is useless here speak oil IT'S medical VTftaes
ms every man woman anl child who read knows OF
its efficacy its qualities having been and Is daily aens
published in all newspapers.
1t ID particularly ad ted 10 the spring aud summer
seasons being of purifying nature thaa any 9TH
er medicine ever dsCOvrei- Its character INA ''hch-
~ is well known throughout the United stes u being
in general and preferred to all Others uFoughaf the
South and West upwards OF ii OoO hotties HAVING oeeh
sold during the past IL mnntes
Numerous certificates FROM Physicians and others as
well US full di:ectans accompanying eaehhcllie.
Extract OF 4 letter from Dir j. Is. Hthlaili MoDe.
Extract of letter from MI James e. Malsord aisny
respectable Merchant of Balnnor a.
"IIavng had frequent occasions 70 empiproy epara
lions of Sarsapariila in my family daring the past ten
years, Last year tried yours. and tonad one sote equ
in efficacy to five OF any oaher that ever USED +"
Extract of letter from Mr.. Sulford Of Northabpton.
.sYour Extract of Sarsa4ala has performed wonuer'
with me- havicg restored To perfect health, though
for six years afflicted rs have described to you and du
ring that time having tried almost every thing as w' rs
havir. received skul medical attendance, during
great portion OF the time"
Numerous recommendations and extracts froin various
communications could he added but for the gEoat
| attending newspaper advertising.
il is prepared and sold wholesale and retail at DIR
| Leidyas Health Emporium, No. 1911 North Second st
| below Vine street.
| F. Browns Drug Store, corner 5th anu Chestnut ST.
r. Klett's do. 40 "a an vahowMn s's
James Bends do 10 iV'h ana bocustses
Iona,sana A. Fairers Drug Stores, Lancaster, ant
Throughout the United States.
Price ~ Bottle. = ,,,,,s-,
Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratts
Lower end Of Centre Market spae,
| ma az isaiiit
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THE. OLDEST ksiA AIsL AAE1NT L n
THE CITY,

GAMES GRAY'S UNIVERSAL. BOTANIC
- MEDICINE STORE, No S3 Water street on
door west of South ST. Baltimore, where is constant o
hand and for sale, the extensive and best SET d
assortment of MEDICINAL HERBS. BARkS, u
ROOTS, in the city; together with all The TionpIt.
Medicines; Dr. II. Howard's Medicines. and DR..
Beach,s Remedies. Also nvnibeT III his preIard
TONS oil of which are warranted To be equal to any
the United States in point Of quality wso sale and re
tail.
05-Ali orders thankfully received and attended
with despatch.
U7-JAMES GRAY, General Agent ioi the sale OF b.
HORTON now ARDS Improved systcni Of BotilnR
Medicines. The public invited to call and exanlin.
the above work, and Judge OF thu superiority which q
possesses over Dr. Samuel Ihompson's New Guide l.
| Health
yfn addltInn to the foregoing, the subscriber would
respectfully observe, that having in his possesson tile
| works thompson, BEACH, HOWARD, SMITH
aud HlRSEY, distinguished practitioners, who iav.
devoted much o theirtime 10 tue requirement Of kw
ledge apertins tie healing art, so iar MS is hsru
uHan Vegetable properties, the efficacy OF which they
fully tested before they promulgated their opinions, lie
tiaers himself. that from hts experienced and studied
cure, (he truth of which is known 10 nany,) he Is pre-
pared to cOarouND MEDICINES from their dispeR-
s"'e-:as, which he wf be- pleased 10 do in obedience
those who may tavnr him with their orders, and hr a.
s,res such ptfs6ns uat every article which passt<
through is hands, will br conformity to the pfescrp
inns OF thase authars iv23d
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WAGNER Run orr,
WITH A LO~4U or DRY GOODS.
a4lO REWARD

PSy tie apprsAeofs Of The Wagner and recovery Of
ne GooGs or Three Hundred D0Lcrr YstsGrJ for tAe
Goods dto"s.
a WAGNER, who signed his recsips "JOHN
talss name and false Iesidetlce1 l0sded at Joseph
TayIog g. SONY, Baltimore tlR cath of September,
for Robert Hazest, Z.esvLe, Ojo, but has not deli
yareA his load Said Wagner is insn abOnt feet 10
inches in haght, red fac and had Pennsylvania WI
eon y IN 1--WE horses. His load consisted *
Baxes weighing so, 49,, $40, 800, 40 81, %,
Crate q 40, Trunks, ~eghing y, -,
1876, 9i5, 34S, 3t5, %, so,
t2 Bates, ls5, 40, 2i5, 2i5, JAS, 40
Ard eontarpd among gr at vaiety Of other go.'ds,
she fonowig viz Black end cOBOred Preach men-
macs; blapk and cHLsred pain and figured SiRsi snk
Clio es: bbnnH; figured onde; black 5ik Lace; Cnt-
ton and Linen Edehgs; needle wiked Golfers; oisck
silk Velvet; changed ie eoarsd Sks piece black In
da Satn Puugee~; LRt string CraVats; koVseIainc DE
Lai " Sh ipis and HandkeFcaief-; $ iss ana husiin
Elges and Insefn . Null do. dr.. white Satin; PINK,
blue and white Florence; sewing ShhSj iancy frhSi
scarlet and yellow Riain ~; bY0n Drlhngs; TIckmgs;
fsur rcd fanse black Goth; do ribbed Cassimeres;
satnetts vaTioas rolor KenuIcSy Jesns Canton tls-
neL. hie cted Muslin; fancy WOoilen SaWts cohfen
CHIDbrcs; hack N0hair and LAMBS Won Hose; mixed
Do ssx0ny Yarn, white blue, mixed an scuist cioeu
ed; 100 Its to,tun Yarn. Nos. g. and 10, Guilford fac
| tory mad. by James Owing, Of batmor; carpet
Chain red green yii0, purple, black and blue co9Fs
bug Candle Wick: bales CSttdn Laps; bale Nown
9hee;ing>; crate of QurenswaIe; Coney SpansA ana
MtL,krat C4pa; men and boys' Slet and Gosh Gaps;
Florence Bf I'D B0naets, VIII great variety 81 o1ieH
articles. ,..,,. =.
either of the un4e signed.
JOSEPH TAYiOR& son, Baltimore
KNOX LLOYD g. co. Wheeling.
ATWOOD JONES &C CO. Pittsburgh
SAMUEL HAZLBTT, Washington
October. 1910. no 10
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~ Office Is HELSEIsY GIVEN, That the
" subscribers have obtained froaI the Osphans' Court
of Baltimore county, tlir State OF Maryland, leers or
administration with Inc will annexed, me personal
estate OF Nirhols alys, late Hf the city of BaumeIe
decessed. All perso,l having claims SeaHi me estate
If the said deseaed hereby warned 10 pfesent the
saar with tlle vouchers thereof duiy authenticated 70
ihe s;kse Aers On or before the fTsGay of February
!S4I otherwise Ihey may be exc udeo nm all benen
ron, said esGie All persons indebted b sud estate are
requested make payment without aeay I" estses o'
The sutsc HherR. 80
Gwen under auf haads this eth any * July, 1910.
JOHN GLENN,
WM. II. COLLINS,
Administrators with tile wa annexed,
n,,.x Nil. nlis MYERS.
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iyFfOE ay'lIRE.
- e.ss.sssy3 ss5si's-

III ANIEGS HkNCaE. resp ctfaly informs bis friends
eB and the puhliP, that has rpm0v d ron South st.
M that old stand, Ma 20, sxISoruN SrRser, near Eu
,aw founefly occupied by Mr.. r. Newton,) where he
will Keep on hand fail and cpmp.m assortment OF
ROOTS SHOES ard CAPS, and will be happy 10 serve
his c,ston,ers Having none hut the hest OF journey
mel, in his employ, hi nork cnnnot fail 10 please. He
invites persons wanting good Shoes TO give him call,
~ ,a,r,s nol3
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SSITUATTON vyANTED-Dy young man, ei
y her as Clerk Assistant in Wholesale ana Tetai
Grocery Flour, and Commission StoIe or IN Counting
Room He IS fully acquainted with mercantile bushes
and can produce the very beet kind OF references IN re
gard 20 character and qualification. For further lnlo9nh
INN apnfy To LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General lnielli
rence and Agency Office No West Fayeite street
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SITUATION WANTED.

WNY Young Man, az assistant clerk IN Grocery
Id Flour, Commission sere, Bar keeper or any other
situation wher he could make himself useful TO ms
employer Good recommendations viii be given M
regard to character, sc. Apply 10
LEWIS 2. SCOTT,
No. West Eayeie Street, basement 5tory OF BaInans
City Holel General IntelSeEce, Agency, sRA Eroke1h
Odlce. Old EstablishEasni.
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HHTAEIED.-A Young Man Who has consdef-
w abIe experience in BUSINESS il DESTROYS OF obtain
gg situation in wholesale grocery, -four, or COMMITS
sion oltss yrre he could make himself generally use
f. He would moi object 10 taking SharRe Of aeOuhTy
store, OF going any part Of the United States, IN le
capacity Of agent solicitor, or clerk The moat I'M
exceouonable reference given TO
Sc Fer further information, apply to Lewis Scotls
Jotr{ &c ID.
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J. t. WATSON.
lMPRovEr WIRE WEAVING "A \; AMP Nj SIEVE

IMPROVED WIRE WEAVING AND SIEVE
MAhiNG ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 66 SON CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE
HH-E would particularly inform those who buy WO-
VEN WIRE aud SiEVES to sell, that II would
he much 10 their adv inage TO call on him before pur-
chasing elsewhere. He also manufactures heavJ twii-
ed Woven Wire fos Spark Catchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book . Uses, Windows, &c; bird
Cages, Rat and Mouse Trap, sc. SC. oc2i-acr
NJ ENVY INSPECTED uERslNGS--5Oo barrels
IL Susouehannr HeIrngs, Of superior qualify now M
specting. For salt 0w from the wharf
SELLMAE g. CROOK,
corner of South s Pratt ~.
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This being the year on which the valuation is
to be determined, the representation is larger un
der the amended constitutiosthan it will be in the
sastcceeding nine years.
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US g5I5FSII no lSUWCHA3E

uBYMEDIATELY, 20 to 30 good Houze Servants
4 Of good character Of both sexes, from - TO = yeas
Of age, slaves fox life, fcT very extensive Hote IN e
city OF New Orleans where they viii be well treated,
and references will be given required that they are
expressly tie genIensns own USE and not ~ spec
uation and fir cash prize will be given on application
10 LEWIS +. sCGTTi ) General slave Agency and
Intelligence Office No. West Fsyeste street, basement
- p.rnu,at. Hotel au6