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TEXAS

The position which has been assumed towards
Mexico by our Navy, whether wise or unwise,
is one from which we inter it will not now be
advisable TO recede. The capture of the YES
sells of that country, even from under the can
non of her strongest fortress, must, if any thing
can, arouse the government to some effort at
resistance and revenge, and renders 1t more
likely than before that our commerce may
need some sort of protection upon the Gulf.
We have, it is known, been all along in favour
of making child's bargain, and letting Mexico
alone, as long as she did not modest us, and we
think vet that such policy would have been the
best for Texas But now that the ice has been
broken, and the work fairly commenced, clay
on Macduf, " is perhaps as good motto as any
other, and the present time as favorable for the
final settlement of the little dispute between
the two countries.
Being ignorant of the instructions from the
Executive under which the fleet went to sea,
and of the precise circumstances which induced
the commencement of active hostilities, we
cannot of course enlarge upon the necessity
which induced the course which has been ia
ken, but it is enough at present for US and
foreign nations TO know that the two countries
have been at war for years, and that as yet all
overtures of peace have been rejected by Mex
leo. 1t will doubtless save much money and
suffering, and many lives to terminate the
question on sea.
The iron ship Ironside sailed from Liver
pool for Galveston on the nth September, now
due-anl the ship Emily was advertised for
the same voyage, to sail some weeks after, so
as to arrive about Christmas.
The Ironside brings large cargo, embracing
iron, tin, dry goods, 100 tons coal, fine pianos,
&c, together with the beast blooded stock Of
various kinds Ctrilian.
In the late battle, silver medal, about the
eight of an inch in thickness and two and hall
inches in diameter, was taken from an old In
dian, supposed to have been upwards of 100
years Of age, who was killed; one side of which
presents profile, in relief, OF James Madison,
with the words ''James Madison, President Of
the United States, 1909" The reverse pre-
sents clasped hands, with the calumet and tom
ahawk land the words ''Peace and Friendship
Austin City Gazette.
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PILOT 4 TRANSCRIPT.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8.
From The Commercial Advertiser.
THE PUgLIC SCHOOL MONEY.


1t will be recollected that Commute from
the board of aldermen was appointed to visit all
the public schools in this city, to examine the
books from which instruction is given, and to
make general investigation OF the manner IN
which those schools are conducted The COM
mittee was appointed on the 10th ut, and from
that time until Yesterday, the 2eth, they have
been indelatigable in their Investigations. We
understand that the committee will be ready
to report at the next meeting of the board, and
the question will probably be soon settled. 1t
is minated that the committee will recon-
mend the formation of joint committee of six
three from the board of aldermen, and the
like number from the bishops-who shall ex-
anime all the books Except the Biblel now
in use, and that every thing that the joint com
mittee shall deem offensive to the Catholics shall
be removed from the schools.
A singular circumstance occurred yesterday
at St Peters school, in Barclay-street While
the committee were in examination of that
school, in company with some Catholic gem
temen, the identical book which Bishop
Hughes objected to so srenuously when be-
fore the board of aldermen, was found to be
in use there. The discovery excited no little
wonder
We learn that several of the teachers now in
the public schools belong to the Catholic Church
and the Protestants have never made complaint
on that account.
1t will be seen by the following article, cop
led from late Liverpool paper, that the same
difficulty exists in that place.
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q OMETHING NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
y the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 5000 Cards per Hour, at MURPHY7S GEN
ER.7L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No l46
Market street. few doors below the Bank of Baltl-
The undersigned, desirous of attending the Gnu
zens of Baltimore the same facilities that enjoyed in
other cities has a very great expense procured one
of those beautiful Presses, which, from Its construction
is capable printing greater number OF cards In 81
ven time, than any other.
NV assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, Sc
COMPRISES every variety cast in this country 10 which
every style ofletter will immediately be addedan
M mains or expense spared to furnish customers with
neat article at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed m
the neatest manner, at very moderate prices;
oa6 st JOHN MURPHY.
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ENcoURA CEMENT OF PoPERY-OPPosITIoN
TO SCRIPTURAL EDUCATIoN.-Much interest
has been excitedin Liverpool relative to mis-
understanding between the corporation and
clergy about the corporation schools. Mr.. G.
f. Trevelyan, person connected with the
council, has published a pamphlet entitled,
ENo Popery Agitation, and the Liverpool Cor
poration Schools" in which he accuses the
Liverpool clergy of maligning and deserving the
schools, under the influence Of 'paIty sectari-
an zeal" This bold charge Immediately drew
forth powerful reply from the Rev. Augustus
Campbell, rector of Liverpool, in which the re-
verend gentleman asserts that the clergy left
the schools on principle, being compelled TO
do so by the town council, who prohibited
prayer, because the Romish clery would not al
low their orthodox children to pray with here
tic Protestants, and because the council eXclu-
ded the authorized version of the Bible still
school was closed" and published code oflaws
ordaining that no peculiar religious instruction
should be given until the termination Of school
business, and then only to those "whose parents
did not object" With reference to the subject
of prayer, 1t appears that form was proposed
to the priests, to which they did not object, but
declined acceding to it, as their children could
not be permitted to join with Protestant child
rem in any form ofprayer. at was under these
circumstances" says Mr.. Campbell, "that the
clergy deserted the schools, and their example
was followed by all the eminent dissenting
ministers, not one of whom has since attend
ed"
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MARRIED,

On the Sd instant, by the Rev Mr. Hammer, Ed
WARD C. JORDAN, ofSwatara, Dauphin Go. Pa, TO
Miss SARAH WILSON, OF Baltimore.
In st Mary's county, Md, the Sd instant, Alloy
SIUS f. FENWICK, Esq. to Miss CHARLOTTE,
eldest daughter of the late Benedict Spading of that
county. Also, JOHN r. II. SOTHORON 10 Mrs. MAR
GARET HODGES, of that county.
Al Washington, on the 9th ult, COLUMBUS
DREW, of thai city,to Miss MARIETTA II ROBERT
SON, of Richmond.
In Carroll county, the 18th ult, JOHN BARN
HAL, of Couoll, to Miss SUSAN, eldest daughter of
William Cammack, Esq. of Frederick county.
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Correspondence ofthe Baltimore Exchange.
AnDLAL z G....du.. ,a.c....-...


We have had severe gale of wind, with much rain,
since Friday night last-wind from NE Throughout
last night the wind blew with fearful violence, and the
rain descended in torrents. The tide has been higher
this morning than for several years past overlooking
all the wharves and rendering CatEarine mpas
sable The wind hauled to NV. this morning, and
up to the present time is blowing heavy, with indi
cat N of continuance The gale.
We have had no arrivals yesterday or this morning
ship and barque went up the bay Friday last
omitted on Friday last to contradict the report pub
shed in the Beacon of Nov. 26 given by two seameu
ate of the sclH VIM ]. Watson, of Philadelphia, rea-
i've to loss eff soop with all hands, and the loss
ia brig supposed bound TO Boston with all hands
eept two, in the vicinity of Boddys Island. Capt. Pc
drck, agent for the underwriters, returned from that
place on Thursday nght-he confirms the loss of the
schr, but did not hear any thing of The brig slOoP
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Cleared ship Mervin, Savan-
nah harque Pomona, Amsterdam; bngs Sophia, Aux
Caves; Majestic, Saiie River, Ga; G Lamar, Savan-
nah; schrs sally Evans, Bermuda; John Eselle, Rich
mond.
Below, ship Mexican FIN MApeira; barque Betty, Got
tenhurg
BOSTON, Dee. 3-Ar ship RasseIas, fin Manila
June "a, Batavia Aug 8, Java Head 9th.
Briggs Cameo, FIN New Orleans; Emily, Matanzas;
sehr Staunch, Mobile.
Ceareds ships James Perkins, East Indies; Flavo, N.
Orleans Medford, do; barque Falmouth, Trinidad brig
Russia, Havana schr Pilot, do.
SALEM, Dec. 2-Cleared Oregon, Afriea.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. 2-Arr Tasso, FIN Havana; Lu-
ey, FIN Alphabetical.
Sailed schr Experiment, Apalachicola.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec 4-saied schrs Victory, New
York; Henry Clay, dc; Susan, st Marks, Fa Antelope,
Halifax.
Dec. 6-sailea schrs Namshong, Barbados; Hudson,
New York.
NORFOLK, Dec. Arr schrs Mary, I'm Philadel-
phia; w Kempton, York; Hannah, do.
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RRAZIT,.

The United States Consul at Rio Grande,
Mr. John C. Pedrick, has issued the following
circular.
RIO GRANDE, August Is.
The collector Of the customs at this place,
requires that all vessels coming here, shall bring
the Brazilian Consul's certificate at the foot or
end of their manifests, comfortable to Article
I5Oth of the Custom house Law. Whereas, yes
sells from the United States are in the habit OF
having the Consular's certificate on separate
paper, and attached to the manifests in lieu oil
fine imposed by law for any irregularty in yes
sells M anfests, ia from 100 TO 600, 900, at the
discretion of the collector; therefore, too much
care cannot be taken to see that vessels man
ifests are in order. A fine was lately imposed
ON one for very tritling error,
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DIED

On the I'd instant, SAMUEL ARM0R, son of Will
liam and Margaret Amor, in the sd year of his age.
On the lstinstant, AUGUSTA SOPHIA, only daugh-
ter of Thomas and Elizabeth Cochran, aged 2years.
At Annapolis. on the Sd instant, Mrs. ELLEN A
CLAYTON, wife Of William Clayton.
At Carlisle, Pa, the 25th ult, Mr. ROBERT D.
GUTHRIE aged IS years.
AtBurlington, N. j.. on the Both ut ABIGAIL BAR
KER, an eminent minister of the Society of Friends,
and widow ofthe late Peter Barker
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SHOE STORE.
80 . un

ss s
flames TIAECE, respectfully informs his friends
Cd and the public that he has removed from South st.
10 that old stand No 20, LEXINGTON STREET, near Ea-
taw (founerly occupied by Mr.. T. Newton,) waere he
WI, Keen on hand a fun and complete assortment OF
BOOTS, SHOES and CAPS, and will be happy TO serve
his customers Having none but the best of journey
men in his employ, his work cannot fail TO please lie
invites persons wanting good Shoes to give him caEs
where they will be served upon the most accommodat
inc terms HOAS
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nIIKEHART,s YARIEFY- sTORE.

No 10l& BALTIMORE STREET.
Between South and Calvert Streets,)
VA HERE can be had reasonable TERMS the
Wv following articles
Sweeping, senbbing, Shoe, sOoth, WesveEs' and F
ler's BRUSHES.
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, han
somey letteTed.
WillOw-basket CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy ball. common Tops.
Baskets Washboards, TOW 81 rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hay and garden Rakes.
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread IT ays. cake boards, and rolling pins
Moulders Spoons
amp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane or metal Stay Reeds and cane suitable for reep
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Parou and kitcen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett and Cotton
Hand and hySuttles: cabbage Nets &c
Baltimore. l1thmonth. IS40. 81
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Brig Arctic, Ruark FIN Baltimore bound to Rio de ia
neiro went to Sd inst
Brig Ida, Taylor, for Baltimore, cleared New York
Sd instant.
Schr Aurelia, Dunbar, FIN Baltimore, arrived at Bos-
ton I'd inst.
dence ID ms.
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EVER-POINTED GOLD PEN.

YEyHE combined qualities of mcorrosieiny ana auia-
bility possessed by this new and beautiful ait!GIsy
NAV Justly claim for the title of Egerponted inc
body of the pen gold, an nconosble meal hghy pc
lished and will always retain its elasticity ana oeaHly5
and he points are formed of metal second in hard
ness TO no substance heretofore discovered, having the
indissoubty of diamond, and wholly insensibe TO cor
rosion cannot wear, or In the slghtesI uegree
them In addition TO these enduring properties It has
the soness and snOOhness of the quill PEN and ITS IN
conosibity allows free and pleasant flow OF the INK.
II was invented by j. l. Hawkins, of London, VINO ase
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The incest work
manship and long application have been necessary -
perfect it, and it is offered the Ne Plus UItra
of pens having the beauties efhe quill and metallic pen
combined with its own peculiar excelency OF always re
tanning the same elasticity the easy ow and the
aame beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by tune ana use
This pen has been in for five years, without the
least perceptble wear. 615-W auaHted for one year
For sale by CANFIELD & BROTHER
Corner Of Market and Charles streets,
sl3 Agents for the Manufactures.
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NoTIcE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

yHHHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
4 scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County, letters testamentary with the viii
annexed, on the estate of ELIZABETH HALL, late
of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned TO eXhbn
the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber,
on before the 9th day of May, le4-tey may other
wse by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to the said estate requested TO
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of Nov. 1910.
SARAHE. PATTERSON, Exr'x.
no2 wit
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FREIGHT AND PAssAGE FOR

FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR
H.4TRE DE GR.fCE and PORT DEPOSIT.
u arru75 The Steamboat Gov WOLCOTT
Ex=wrSklH=aC Capt. Kenny, has commenced her trips
and will leave Patterson's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every "Wednesday
and Sunday mornings at the hour, and will land
passengers at KennaId's wharf, Chesterown and
at Howell's Point.
{bz-The Wolcott has been heightened and thoroughly
y and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery end
is IN the est possible orde
WIN. WEN,
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a SENSE ofduty to myself as well rs 10 the PUB
"A lie induces me to state that my Panaeea has been
counerfeited 10 considerable extent, and that large
quantities Of it have been sold in New York. Phiadei-
pha and PittsbHrg. The bottles containing the med.-
cine as well as the stereotyped bills which cover each
bottle has been so neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in counercng them, that tits dlihcnlt 10 ae
tect Them and which indeed can alone be done by
critical examination As to the spurious Panacea :
a most wretched and deeteriOus compound, calcuiat-
ed to do as il doubtless has done, great injury to the
constitutions Of those who may be unfortunate as 30
use it, Ii there be any thing within the range OF human
action more immoral or wicked than another, It
where an unprincipled being je0pards the health ana
lives of his fellow creatures as IN The present instances
for filthy lucre aad palms upon them as genuine mea-
cine universal reputation for its sanallve quaty,
most yainous counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ties instead of possessing the power of curing tend oH
10 deceive and blight the hopes ofthe invalid not per
raanenuyto destroy his health
Having discovered the author and agents in this ms
rous fraud upon the public, well as upon my own IN
terests and being influenced by sincere desire TO pa
nish the aggression of the former and throw the pa0
piv of protection around the latter caused some weeks
since suits to be Instituted in the U. States Court iar
Philadelphia against the parties concerned m ms nets
rous affair; regular reports OF which when adudlcated
will be published for the public information, and TO Wan
the unprncped against the danger OF depredaung upon
the rightof others, and of perrin az human health
nl2 ii JACpb hOoCA-
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PASSENGERS

In the schr shuEen, Mt Boston from Havana-capt
Butler, mate and crew late OF schr Trauseendant from
MOntego Bay for Baltimore Totally lost the Colerados
Oct IL.
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CAMPBELL 4 EROTHER.

corner Oh balumofe and Charles Streets
II addition 10 their already large assortment daily
IL receiving new supplies Of goods in their line, such a.
Gold lever WATCHES, OF 'eTobias" HJohnson,'<
"Harrison,v and other makers-"god anchor levers,
.sgold epines," and vertical Watches; silver lever SRI
yer English and common silver Watches; gold Guards
Rings. PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold PencR
Gases; THIMBLES; Miniature CASES, and every va
rety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE Of all
kinds Lamps and Chronicles; gilt, alabaster and ebony
and FORKS.
hiso-MILITARY GOODS, such as-sWORDs,
EPAULETTES, PLUMEs, SASHES, BUTTONS, and
every article in that line "Roger's" fine CUTLERY
together with all kinds of Tools and Materalsor watch
makers-wth a great variety Of FANCY GOODS,
suitable for tbe country trade All Of which WI De so
at reduced prices and pleasing terms at Wnoiese os
retail. Country merchants invited to call. DC .
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STONE WARE.

STONE WARE.
yHNHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated theDl-
u selves in co-partnership for the purpose of manu-
featuring STONE WARE under the firm of PRO
THEREON NORTON, at the old stand, PITT -
adjoining Hartford Run.
4 large supply will be always kept on hand ofa very
superior quality. They will still continue TO manuac
uireihe PERCOLATING FILTERS, so well known as
the best purifiers of water ever invented They hope by
strict attention TO business merit share of pso pa
tronage. T. w. BROTHERTON,
JUSTUS NORTON,
Bato. July 9th 1870 diff ivS
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VANILLA CREAM CANDY.-A fresh SUI,
v DIV of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
ust received BY G. K. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
md High streets Also, GUM ARABIC LoZENGEs,
an excellent article for Coughs and sorness OF tile
Breast.
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MANIrMn ma PURCHAsE

IMMEDIATELY 20 to 30 good House Servants
II of good character OF both sexes, from 10 to y years
Of age, slaves for life, for very extensive Hee IN me
cy Of New Orleans, where they will be well treated,
and references will be given required, that they are
expressly for the gentemans own use, and not ter spec
uaon, and fair cash price Will be given on appcausn
to LEWIS F. SC0TTI General Slave Agency and
Intelligence office No. West Fayette street, basement
O Barnumls Hotel. auo
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SHIPPING RECORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, DECEMBER 8, 1870.
CLEAR Ed,

Schr Mary Ann, Fitzgerald, Kingston, Jam.
Barque Mary Clark, Pernambuco.
Brig George Gardner, Pitman, MonteviaeO.
Schr Mandarin, Walter, Charleston.
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PERFUMFRYI PERFCMER Wy

NWTE continue to manufacture and have for SAG .
Nv very general assortmest of PERFUA1ERY, TOl4
LET and FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, &C., pre-
pared from the best materials. and pHt up in handsome
style, TO which ask the attention of persons visit
ing this city for the purpose Of procuring their fall goods
In addition TO the above we have French, GeEmaa
and English PERFUMERY, al Of which we offer on
the most accommodating terms. Orders thankfully re
ceyed and goods carefully packed with the greatest ae
patcb J. 0. s. N. w. MCCORMICK,
No. DC Gay ST., east Of High,
and 222A Baltimore St,
90 q h6t ID donreast of McClean's allev
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DOCTOR AN0RYsS

HYDR 0PEDSIa ELIXIR.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, ASTHAMH, PLEURISY, SPIT
TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER DiSEAS-
Els OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
ATO OTHER MEDICAL PREPARA-
II TION has ever been offered 10 the public supported
nv testimonials of character decisive, from sources
as respectable, that has met with more general fla
yor From the numerous certificates recently received,
proving the extraordinary efficacy of the newly dscov
cred Hydropedsac Elixir, the proprietor has SELECTED
the following: Others will be published shortly in pam
phlet
EAsroN, March l. 1910.
Dear Sir-Htving been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cough, suffering much from pain III
the breast, shornesS of BREATH and other distressing
symptoms and after having tried all the known RENE
dies with but little or no benefit, was advised TO uy
the Hydropedetiac Elixir. Accordingly obtained one
bottle and after taking few doses, was much retep
ed and after using several boes perhaps three or ioa
was completely restored TO health. have also known
il used in several other cases with like success M my
immediate Rsighborhood.
Your obedident Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN.
Copy of Letter from the Rer. p. Morris.
Rock HILL, April 25, l64O
Dear Sir,-In consequence of the benefit have de-
rvedfrom the use ofthe HydroPedeslac Fxiri haVegy
my consent to give publicity TO facts which have oe
CURED in my own For some three or feur years
have been afflicted with severe cough, which affected
my breast and lungs much could scarcely speak Tor
nearly six months, at the same time accompanied with
frequent discharges from my lungs. lad recourse TO
many medicines without the least effect when upon
hearing of the Hydropedesiac Exie was induced to
purchase one bottle which afforded me considerable
lief purchased the second bottle, and before using
,wo thirds of it was restored to perfect health. n
Yours respectfully. ~ y, \
PHILIP MORRIS. ~
Sold by G. s. DUHURST,4
Conner of Pratt ST. and pagans WHAT, lower end o
Centre Market space, Baltimore. sulS
4 \ uTLLs-I7Ot tn. ouILLS, No. 10 20 7e, just &c
Sqgceived for sale by .st.N,1 :. gsa ..5La
aaa Ne q. CharlsaI.
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NOTICE.

I NUIINEs
TT EEVIS f. SCOTII takes pleasure in announ-
H cingto the public that he is fully prepared TO
copy Deeds, Wills and Leases-pest and open Books,
and to do writing of all kinds with 5eatness and des-
patch. He IS also prepared 10 collect accounts OF al
kinds Mechanics and others will find II TO their ad
vantage 10 give him a call Ue will also write Letters
or Agreements the most pleasing terms. He is also
prepared to make nsOlvent papers the most ac
commodatng terms. Advice given and received on all
subjects connected with business. Places procured for
those wishing employment. Houses rented, bought, or
sold Those wishing good Clerks, Statesmen, Porters
Ostlers Walters Chambermaids Seampstesses, Cooks,
or Servants Assistants any kind may procure them
at the office of LEWIS F. SCOTrI.
n23 Basement Story, Bamum's City Hotel.