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sHIPPINING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, sEpTEmBERl5, 184O
CLEARED,

Barque Potomac, Drew, Bordeaux
Schr Gen Warren, Janiver, Philadelphia
Schr Trident, Gator, Cape Hayden
SchT Echo, McPha West Indies
Schr w Jester, Whitmore, Garey's Ferry, Florida
| Sloop Splendid, JarmaD, Philadelphia
ARRIVED,
Bremen brig DOrothea, Maase, from Bremen, and 81
days fin Cowes, into which place she put for repairs
having sustained damage in the early part of her passage
Brig Envoy, Haynes, IA days fin Lubec
Schr Mary Margaret, Strokton, fin Havre de Grace,
| with flour, wEiskey, and wheat
| Schr Millville Mitchell, FIN Havre de Grace
Sloop Tartar, Sanford, FIN Havre de Grace, wheat
and wliskey, to John Boggs & Co
Steam packet Jewess, Holmes, FIN Norfolk. Reports
OIL Thomas's Point, ship Scotia, FIN Liverpool. Passed
large brig with white signal and w in the CENTRE
the ends OF the flag red, beating up from off POintno
Point; and topsa schr beating up from off heI Pau
tuxent-wind north
Ship Grace Brown, Duff, of Baltimore fun Richmond
Al inst
Brig Norherner, Stevens, of Portland, I'm Matanzas,
arrived at New York ID inst
folk 2dinst
schr Tryal, Chase, for Baltimore, sailed from Prov
sehr Edward Livingstone Hess for Baltimore, cleared
at New York 81 inst
Brig Florence, Baker, sailed from Boston the 10Th
March last for ST Thomas and PouO Cabelo, and has
never been heard of SINCE She is not the vessel of that
letter dated Fayal. 18th June received by Walter
Jenes, Esq New York, states that in April last vessel
supposed 10 be about 300 tons buthen cast ashore
on the north part of the island of St Marys The YES
sci was apparently nearly new, copper fastened, dis
masted, and no one on boaTdnO name dscernable and
nothing that afford the means of identifying the
property, but four casks of wine, similar Madeira,
marked t b, and about 400 lbs copper nails.
NEW YORK, Sept 3-Arr ship Gondola, Renne, FIN
st Petersburg and EIlsineur July 81 John Brown,
man, was lost overheard
SchI Manchester, fin Richmond
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4-Cleared schr Elizabeth
4 Jane, Dukes, Baltimore
Arr Br. schr Adeoha, days FIN Bermuda
| NORFOLK, Sept2-Arr brig Lincoln, Crockett, Bal
tmore
Sslir Warren, fin Bath
Sailed Empire, New York
Sailed fra Hampton Roads, ship Aurelius, Crowell
Liverpool; barque Velasco, FRINGE, Genoa
1 CHARLESTON, Sept Arr brig Moon, Newly Orb
on Look out, spoke brig Lamar, fun New York, for So
1 vannah
| Schr Maria, Providence
| PETERSBURG, Aug 32-Arr steam boat Virgins
| Parrish fin Baltimore
Ship PoyyhattaR, proceeded TO bermuda Hundred
1 Ship Meridian, now IN the river on her way up
Saied-barque Velasco, Prince, with tobaccO
Ship Peruvian, Smith, TO Harrison's bar to finish
loading with tocaeeo for London
Ship Napoleon, Shrman, proceeded to Hampto on
Roads to finish loading with tobacco for Liverpool.
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STONE WARE.

SIONE WARE.
TENHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and nienn
n keeping large and general assortment of very SUI
peror STONE WARE, which they offer for sale ut re-
duced prices. Country Merchants and others would do
well to call they doubt would be pleased with both
the goods and terms.
They have also en- hand few Of BROTHERTON'S
PERCOL-dTING FILTERERS, the best article ever
invented for tllS sifeaon ef water, it cleanses
from all extr!sl and by its operation rendern
the most turpid clear and pelucid spring water.
orers delivered in all parts of the city, free ofeXs
pense.
BROTHERTON s. MORTON,
jy % DIFF Pitt street adjoining Hartford Run,
nLIVE OILS pipes superior quality, for sale
" by E p. COHEN,
jy3O "a Bowly's WIFI
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CAUTION.
XGEBB'S PATENT CAAIPHINE BUR

NAI EbBSS RATENG MN
Wv NERS.-Said Burners are constructed express
y for burning the "Camphne Oil' and are not intend
ed for Lamp OIL Spirit any other liquid. The cam
phine Oil is prepared by other person in this eoun
try except the Subscriber who is the sole Lareatog
and PGfefee II cannot be procured 1Ton
any this city, except through the hrfn OF \.
Palmer & Co.. I06 Baltimore ST. Therefore If any
compound liquid is offered TO the Public under the
tile of Camphine Camphne Oil it must OF necessity
be "spuriOus article"
Several attempts have been made in the city OF New
York ia introduce article made TO initiate the Cam
mime Oil but in all has been found TO nlure
and corode tie Burners to that degree as In shon ume
10 render them unfit for nse All who use my patent
Runners are her ~ cautioned against the use OF any
compound ar Ionid except that sold by the above
named firm, or their a. rorised agents. am induced
iicie advertised in some Of papers Of this city, p1r
psa q ,a ~ U in New York, the use
of which is both dangerous and I'M, pSR Pa,entee.
A.V. H. Va I,,hIic Of Fe,s
NJ b. For the convenience OF the .t.ssar No %
Point, we have appointed Joshua Ath Webb,s Pa
Market st. +. p. our agent for the sale oil
tent Burners and Camphine Oil. %cO
T. PALMER - 10
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10 ooJs3s :, Itrt4Agrj, DrI e
TRIALS. TEsTIMoN,

TRIALS, TESTIMONY,
SPEECHES, ARGUMENTS, REFE-
Rec CASES, Ex AMINATIOHs, AND
PRocEEDINos or PUBLIC MEET
lSGs political or religious) ac-
curately reported by w. E.
DRAKE, many years Reporter
ia Congress, and StenogTapher
TO the late Convention TO a.
mend the Constitution of Penn
sylvaAia.
.0I7-N. Bone days notice
should be given TO Mr.. D. (tpher
pTGcticGbIe) that his services viii
be required.=@
Lessons given in a PTdcti
c Il System of STESoeRAPHY, en-
tirely dissimilar from those pal
try and inaccurate Treatise
which are daily palmed upon al
unsuspecting public, by person
ignorant of the first principles 0
the Art.
a9- Let those DESTROYS of &C
quiiing correct information, an
OF learning a system which ma.
not only be uTitten ten time
mere rapidly than any other ex
tant, but read as easily as commo
print avail themselves of the or
portilnity now offered, Tern
very reasonable.
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Also 46 hhds. and 40 bbls Com Meal.
GHAIN-ThsIe has been slight decline in the
price of Wheat. We note tho sale of parcel Sat
srday, of odd Pennsylvania at 81 03 and on Monday
sFa thousand bushels old Pennsylvania prime for ship
ment, was made at 81 ,04 l,06. Sales of new Md.
reds at % 0e fer fair good Sales Of white Corn
at - 50 cents, and fyelOw 20 So cents aes Of
Oau Of q q 81 cents.
Professionalism seems TO be fair demand
for Western assorted Bscot-sales cents stock in
markets. very light There but little doing generally
IN Provisions In barrel provisions are not advised
of any transactions. We give the nominal quotations.
Mes Fork Sl6 1850; Prime do. at S14,5O; Meas
Beef GA so to Sl5 No. at $l3, and Prime az slid
Holders of No. Lard are firm at i9h ceats. The in
speetinns of the week comprise 81 bbis Beef.
FLASTER-There has been number of cargoes
offered in the market during the week, and owing to
the quantity offered there has been decline in price.
The sales have generally been made 80 Is per ton.
RICE-We note the sale Of cargo of Rice, in the
early part Of The week. at 4 l-8 Al cents per Id.
RUM-The market Is quite bare. We ere informed
that there Is none in first hands. The only sale
have to note is that of lot Of bills from the wharf at
a4esals per gal,
sUGAR-There has been comparatively large
amount ef sugar sold during the week and at much I'M
proved rates. We note the sale on Tuesday, at auction
ofl46 hhds Porto Rico at 81 per 100 lbs. and same
day. by private contract 800 hhds al 81 IS; and on
"Wednesday 400 hhds disposed of prices ranging
from 81 to $75 per 100 bs being advance of about
so cents per 100 lbs over former rates.
MOLASSES.-The market is bare of good New
Orleans. We note private sales to limited extent Of
Porto Rico, at 80 cents per gallon
yvHISKEY-Is generally dull. We note limited
saies of hhds 27s and Of bbls at % 29k cents
The regular price is IS cents, exclusive Of ihe Dbl
TOBACCO-TheFe s,ill continues to be veryae-
Nye demand for all descriptions of Tobacco. The sales
fuly equal the receipts and the stock in rst hands is
light There has been advance of from 25 10 so cts
per l00ibs. all kinds except the most common arti
Gle. The inspections of the week comprise ,l52 hhds
Maryland, and 100 khds. Ohio
WAGON FREIGITS-Ther has been no va
ration in the prices charged for transporting goods by
way of wagons to Wheeling and Pittsburg. We quot
sl25 70 Wheeling and 81 cents per 100 lbs to Pitts
burg
Transportation to Pittsburg by the Tide Water Cana
and Susquehanna Rail Road Line OIL rs per 100 lbs
for dry goods Sci groceries rs cents per 100 lbs, apt
fish 81 so LIS per Dbl.
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G5-ANNUAL SALE. The annual sale, held by the
LADIES' Benevolent Society of the Third Presbyterian
Church, Eutaw street, will commence on TUESDAY,
the 9Th nst at III O'Clock Ms in the lecture of
said church. The sale will be continued through the re-
mainder Of the week, from l0oclock A. NJ till 10 o'clk
P. N. each day The articles to be offered this SALE
both useful and ornamental, comprise unusual va
riety and viii be sold at moderate prices The ladies
request their old customers and the public generally TO
afford them their patronage with the assurance that no
efforts shall be wanting their part TO make the visits
of their friends agreeable. se5
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DIED,

On the 22d ut in Prince Georges county, Maryland,
Mrs. LOUISA ID. DEMENT,, consort of Charles f.
Dement, in the 18th year of her age.
At Glen Ross, 10Th ult, Rev. JAMES B. NOBLIT,
Rector of Berlin and Snow Hill Parishes Eastern Shore,
Maryland, in the 9th year of his age.
At Washington, on Thursday, Mrs. EMILY GOD
DARD, wife of Samuel ID. Goddard
At Mount Pleasant, Westminster county, NJ ", the
Der of the State Senate of New York.
At New Haven, Conn.,, 29th ult, Captain LABAN
SMITH, aged IS. Capt was an old and highly re-
spectacle shmaster and merchant of that city, and
years had retired upon his resources in easy
cumstances.
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MARRIED,

On the same day, BARTLE MAYER to Miss PHIL
IPPENA YOUNG, both of Frederick
On the 97th ult, DR.. FREDERICK C. C. M UNDT,
formerly of Hanover, Germany, to Miss HANNAH
WELSH of Baltimore.
On the 25th July, DIR. j. p FURNISS, of the Parish
of Madson La, formerly of Somerset county, Md, to
Miss ANNIE F., daughter of Capt w w Nelson, Of
Claiborne county, Miss.
At Owensboro, Davis county, Kentucky, on the 18th
Aug, HENRY DE GENEVAS formerly of Alexandria,
ID. C., to NORA NEAL, daughter of the late Benjamin
Dulany, of Charles county, Md.
At'Washington, on the LIST INST THOMAS WILSON
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A CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.

GABRIEL ID. CLARK has recently imported
u splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever Lepne and VirtieaI Watches, all of which are
made by the best Makers and warranted to perform
accurate time will be sold low any other house
the country Purchasers will find it to their advantage
by calling at the store, head of Cheapside, No. Wa
TER STRESS Baltimore, where they will find good as
sornen Gold Gard Chains, patterns; Rings Breast
pins gold and silver Peneils Addison's superior makes
Silver and Britannia Ware German Silver Spoons, &c
N B. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired
I7My country friends particularly invited to call.
Store No. Water street.
iy IL go q. ID. CLARK.
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UNIVERsITY OF MARYLAND.


YHyHE course of Medical Lectures in this Institution
II will commence, MONDAY NEXT, August
3lst, and will continue six months. The faculty OF
PLY sic furnished with an Anatomical Museum, and
Chemical Apparatus, unsurpassed by any in the eoun
Try. with conveniences for the study of Anstonar, I'M
eati allied by any other Institution, and with well fill
ed Hospital Department for Clinical instruction.; and
anx 10 do all in their power elevate their profess
sion by rendering their graduates still more worthy Of
public confidence, and trusting that their efforts VIII
be appreciated by those whose interests they
deavenng to promote, they offer to Medical ste
dents the opportunity of attending Lectures for sls
mo uths instead of the usual TERM without any add
ito nal charge. While attendance during the last
fou MONTHS will be considered and will be made equi
val ent 10 full as heretofore The Introductory
lee lures will be delivered at the College building during
the following week. at o'clock p NJ, OF each day, ID
the following order:
"a
The Clergy ihe Judges, the members OF the Bar, the
Ne ica Profession and public generally arc respect
fully invited to attend
By rule OF the Faculty, Students are required to
call upon the Dean for their matricuaton ticket before
hey can obtain tickets 10 the course.
WILLIAM 4. AKIN, Dean.
AN N
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one 81 Me Pilot and Transcrlpt.

AMERICAN COTTON GOODs-There is but
title demand for this description of goods land the
efsaes during the week have been light There
yet, however, been no decline in price. We continue
our former quotations as the nominal rates.
WoOLLEN-There appears be little stir
tho Wool market this week than last particularly
among those dealers who supply our manufacturers in
the asghborhood The factories are all busy in this
vicinity manufacturing Cloths principally on account
the growers.
CATTLE-7OO head of Beef Cattle were offered in
the market On Monday about $50 of whch were bought
up By spectators for the North and the balance
taken by city butchers. There appears be fall
ing Off in prices, judging from the quantity Of the cattle
and the amount obtained for them; prices ranged frem
$3.50 to %, per 100 lbs.
COFFEE-The market has been quite active. We
nste sale of 5ls5 bags Rio Coffee auction, Tues
day; the prices ranging from 90 to II cents, establish
ing an advance of per cent over former sales
FISH
HRRRINGS-The market appears To be well supplied.
We note a sale from the wharf at $2,621 We continue
toquote No. Henngs from stores at $2,T5.
sHAD-saes from stores of Potomac at 81 so s.,
sAd North Carolina trimmed at$6.
MACKEREL-Ths market is very bare Of all descrip-s
tons. We note sales to a limited extent of No. a
Sl4,5o; Nc. EAT 81, so and Ne. at So
C0DFIsH-Very dull, sales at 50.
FLOUR-Thc market has been very still and we
not aware of any transactions of importance having
sskea place since our last review Holders are asking
from q, loi 70 $685. for good common brands. How
sEd SteetWe quote s., l9 the general selling rates
from stores. The receipt price continues at S. In
City Mills there is but little doing Holders continue to
ssk 80. Sales of susquehannah at $5,l2t $3.50.
Amount of Flour and Meal inspected during the week
eadiRg on Friday Evening, September4.
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LIST OF APPLICANTS
For the benefit ofe InsolUent Loios of Maryland for the
last tceek.
Jacob Shafee George j. Zimmerman
Reuben Andrews, John Trott,
Peter Madden, Pere Gibson, (coored)
Benjamin Walker, Jarret Sanders,
David Watson, L. Ball,
Elijah Mcdowell, William w. Banneeman
Michael Murray, James d. Smith,
Samuel Taylor, Henry Burke,
John Stewart, Robert X. Buntt-
Sylvester Shorter, (eoI'd)
To appear before the Commissioners of Insovent
Debtors, 5th Oct, 1910, at ten O'Clock, to
interrogatories.
Day of final hearing before the said Commissioners,
5th Dec, 1910, at ten O'Clock a. M, and also before
Baltimore County Court, TO aegationif any.
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A CARD.

The above advertisement appeared in most of Il 'e
papers the 18th June last. We now induced L.
repeat the same in consequence of editorial remark
in the Sun of Friday last headed Explosion which we
pronounce false as concerns Webb's Patent Burners
and Camphiae OIL and for the sale of which the
sole agents. There has been instance of any
Explosion of Webb's Lamp, although there now
over IL 600 in in New York. Philadelphia and Bal
tinoie L. PALMER s. co.
Sent d. At,
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700 PACKAGES,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &C.
No. 100 Market Street, Baltimore.

- - -
yHyIFFANY, FIFE d CO., having received
their Fall stock, respectfully invite the attention
of country merchants and cash ones in PARTICULAR as
their goods are purchased for cash, which enables them
to offer great nducementto purchasers generally; tAer
stock cOmpriZes- .,,
100 cases Mems fine s. coarse sewd pegged B0OI g
800 &c s. BOYS kip s. calf MonTocs x SHOES,
so & {" Coarse BROGANS,
100 " Women's fine city Kid & Nor. SLIPPERS, and
Eastern made Kid, Nor. and Lea. SLIPS &
SHOES, of all descriptions.
o0cases Women,s Cater, Leather and Lasting BOOTS,
95 Misses and Chdrens Boots, Shoes & Slips,
so Mems s. Boys Black and Drab, Fur and Wool
HATS,
rs cases Mems and Boys fine Fur, Seal Hair and Cloth
CAPS, at all prices,
With variety of other articles, making general
sor,nen of GOODS in their line 0Country Merchants
will do well to call and examine the Stock before ma
king their purchases.
an % dat
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PASSENGERS

IADDLNULN5
In he packet ship st james from New York fer Lon
aoh-uchard Ionng and two servants of New York;
nils JScob. Col. Phlpots and family, Miss Burgess,
Nh henrek and lady and Miss Kenrick of New6em;
mr. lIwin' Miss Zuadway, Mrs Crowder and two chill
gIeh' ~ Lebare, of Middetown Mrs Gordon, of Lon-
doLi MS cray and child, Misses Butterfied and Good
geh capt Palma of 18th Regt, Capt Townsend, of
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SITUATION WANTED.

| ERY Young Man, as assistant clerk in Grocery,
b Flour Commission Store, Bar keeper, any other
situation where he could make himself useful to his
employer Good recommendations will be given in
regard to character, sc. Apply to ..,,-.,,
LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
No West Fayee Street, basement story of Barnum's
City HOTEL General Intelligence Agency, and Brokers
Office, Old Establishment.
sep dat.
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ORUGS-DrIgs copperas, per cwt; cam hor, refined
and crude, free blue vitiOl 4, Gil of Yiyio cts per
lb essences % per cent; alum 80 per cwt; castor
oil 40 cents per gallon; sugar of lead cents per lb;
saltpete crude free; refined Cts per lbi other ra-
clcs l2Lal5
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EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
SNIP LETTER Office. {
LETTER BAGS UP.
EoT premiership OCEAN, with despatch
EoT premiership CAsPAR, with despatch.
For bTennea-Ship AMERICA, with despaIch.
FoT iSoueTddm-Ship COLcHIs, 5th September.
Eof ftoHeTdanl-Ship CHILO, with despatch
FoT maTSeihes-Ship BANGOR, with despatch.
roT 100 de JdneiTo-Brig HELEN M'L EoD, with des
BOARD OF TRADE.
me Iollowlng members constitute the Committee on
ArDIatlon for the month Of September, 1910:
J. d. Howell, w @. shaw.
James Barrol, J. BsItzeIJ
Hugh Boyle.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER 5.

ENOR SALE, very likely Healthy NEGRO GIRL,
aged about 20 years. to until she is 40 years
Troner, and understands the MiIching of Cows very
WELL Apply at this Office. Sept. 5, dit
ITO THE NT.-NOTICE.-Appl-
cants for the insolvent Laws of the State of Mary
land can have their papers correctly drawn up and
reasonable terms, by applying TO l.. f. SCOTTIS Cen
eral Intelligence and Agency Office No. West Fayette
street, basement story Bamum's City Hotel. Sep
EU ANTED PARTNER, with Capital OF
w from $500, TO $500, in a safe and profitable bu-
siness in this city, already established the last 10
years. addressed to R., left at L. F. SCOTTIS
General Agency, Brokers & Collectors Office No. 2,
West Fayete street, Basement story of Barnums City
Hotel. Sept
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Prices OF sTOCKs. go.

Reported for the PILOT TRANSCRIPT every Saturday
by Jesse z. Peters, Stock, Exchange and Commission
Agent, North West corner of Market and North SITS,
BALTIMORE. Sent s.
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EHANCERY SALE.-Under decree of the
" Court Of Chaneery, the subscriber, Trustee.
will offer for sale at aHbc auction, the premises
MONDAY, l4th September next at O'Clock, in The af
temoOn.
ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND, descbcd as fol-
lows beginning the side of Charles, formerly
Goodwin street, the end of 200 feet southeny from
The south west corner of Montgomery and Charles sts,
running thence southery Charles ST. 30 feet thence
westerly, PARALLEL with Montgomery street 100 feet
thence nOherly PARALLEL with the first line 80 feet and
thence eastery parallel with the second line 100 feet
the beginning; subject to the yearly ground OF twen
ty dollars.
~ This Lot is improved with TWO STORY
lf!!I BRICK DWELLING, with back building, oc
@4A4 cupying the whole front of the lot with Spring
house, pump in the yard, slaughter house, &c. All
the Improvements has been built with great and OF
the best materials.
The terms of sale are:-one fourth ofthe purchase mo
ney to be paid the day of sale ratification Of
the sae with interest from said day. and the residue in
equal sums in six and niIe months from that day,
with interest herefrom the payments to be secured by
bonds notes with setes to be approved by the r1s
tee, CHARLES +, MAYER.
au % MW&S
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

All articles, which pay either an ad val orem or spe
cic duty than % per cent on their invoice cost
are entitled to reduction of 10 per cent Of the
he amount of the excess deducted is two-fifths
ALUM-tDuty $50 cents per cwt.l
Baismore per lb................... .a5l
ASHE5-GLast New York prices.
Pat first sort per 100 lbs. A. 75a5
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BOOTS ANB SHOES.

- sS -
yuyHE undersigned begs leave to inform the Public
that he has resumed his former stand, NO. 80
south Street, where he is prepared to wait on his
friends and customers with promptness, in supplying
them with BOOTS, SHOES, and all other articles in
his line, of the very choicest material and most ap-
proved cut and workmanship.
sep Gun JAMES HANCE.
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Apply at the Office of the Pilot, No. ST. Pau'
street. sep4
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MAYOR,S OFFICE,

y
YWvAxES.-The following resolution is published,
relating 10 the City Collector and the collection of
the Taxes due for the year 1889, of which all persons
Resolved by the Mayer and City Council of Balimores
Thai The CITY Collector be and he is hereby directed and
reouired TO collect the arrears OF TAXES which were
sned by him as due and uncollected in his report of
Sh of January last and that he exercise all the a
ne ~hIcb is vested in him for that purpose by the
i LlDiig Sf., 1ste Ordinances of the corporation:
Jaws OF the -, s. C. LEAKEN, Mayor,
nth 1919 jy 81 cost.