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CLEARED,
schr Fort Hill, Montego Bay
Schr Velocity, ST Mary's
Brig Isabella, Kingston, Jam
Schr Valiant, New York
ARRIVED,
Brig Northumberland, from Kingston, Jam; 10th inst
Left brig Zaine of and from Baltimore, for Turks Is
land in days, the only American. The schi Mary
Ann, and FROM Baltimore, for Turks Island sailed
same day. Brig Joseph Copperhwaite, OF Philadelphia
from Kingston, and schr Navarro, from New York, arr
at Monego Bay, JAM the former on the 3Oth Sept and
the latter ON the 9th Oct
Brig Martha, - days from Boston
Brig Amazon, from Philadelphia
Schr Globe from st Marks
Schooner Syrian, from Eastport
Schooner Rochester, from New York
Schooner Washington, from New York
Schooner Barbara, from New York
sloop John L Long, from Providence
SlOop Henry Read, from Philadelphia
Sloop Splendid, from Philadelphia
Br brig Adrian from 81 Thomas
Schr Martha Elizabeth, from Charleston
Schooner Trident, from Philadelphia
Schr Joshua Brown, from frovincetown
Schr Grand Island, from Provincetown
Schr Intellig:n ION Hayre de Grace
Schr Elizabeth Ann fTem Havre de Grace
Schr Orbit, from Havre de Grace
Steam packet Jewess, from Norfolk
TEL. EGRAPHED-Sch + A Upper, from SaVan-
nah, and topsgil schooner unknown
SAILED Brig Colombo, Atkins, Boston. From be-
low, ship Gustav and baTque Ida.
Brig Gen Sumter, Hobbs, of Baltimore, arrived at
Charleston from Pilatk Fa 9th instant Reports that
ST Johns 18th Instant schr Himrod fBm Baltimore,
Doth. This schr Henry Barger, Case, from Baltimore
for Patka was wrecked St Johns bar l9th-vcssel
totally ost- thought that most Of the cargo Zee
venlnen; stores) would be saved in damaged state.
Brig Erie, Gunby, from Baltimore for Rio de Janeiro,
was spoken (no date gven) in lat 30, ion SO
Schooner Aciope, Edrdge, for Baltimore, sailed FIN
Salem 22d inst
Schr Fountain, Norwood, for Baltimore, sailed from
Gloucester, Mass, 23d inst
Schooner Patapsco, DukeIart. of Baltimore, arrived
at Mobile from Havana Doth inst
Schr w Bseerwood, Tuer, of Baltimore from New
Orleans, arrived Mobile 18Th instant and sailed for
Pensacola next day
Schooner Atalanla, Newhall, rom Baltimore, arrived
at New Bedford 23d instant
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2s-Arr sloop Miller, fin Bal
more
Cleared, brig Mad. Wei, Hamburg; Echo, WIlping
ton, NC; schr Norfolk Packet, Baltimore
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 26-Arr schr Abigail, from Bos-
ton
NORFOLK, Oct 26-An schr Teemschus, FIN Ball
more
In Hampton Roads, ship Richard Anderson, for Lon
don, and barque Statira for Cowes from James River
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NM UNIVE RsITY OFBAI

w TIMORE..-The regular lectures in this insti-
tuition will the usual period the last Mon
day of October, and continue until the LIST of March,
The Faculty consist of the following professors the
order of appointment:
]. H. MILLER, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy and PLY
sioogy,
SAMUEL X JENNINGS, NJ. D., Professor of Ma,eria
Medica Therapeutics, and Legal Medicine.
w. w. HANDY, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
JOHN G. S. MoNKuR, NJ. D., Professor of Institutes
and Practice of Medicine.
EDWARD FOREMAN, M. d. Professoro of Chemistry
JonN r. w. DUNBAR, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery and
w. HANDY M. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The faculty would invite the attention of students of
medicine and the profession generally to the peculf
advantages of this institution.
The plan novel and it is believed improved. In the
edfce contained college for Lhe delivery of
lectures rooms for large number of resident students,
and h0Epai isr the sick. The hospital, which is the
pace chosen for the medical ire atnent OF The of
the United States entitled TO hospital relief from the gov
eminent, and containing upwards OF 100 patients, pub
lie and private affords of the best fields for the study
OF disease in this country. And as the resident students
have charge of the patients, under the direction OF the
Professors, they cannot fail to acquire knowledge OF
practice which will greatly facilitate their
after life
The arrangements for the prosecution of the impor-
tant department of anatomy are unsurpassed i'll this
country. In addition the abundance of subjects for
the liberal and enlightened views of her citizens, the
arrangements OF the dlssectng rooms of this University
are such as 10 afford peculiar Facilities.
I'm the different departments, the professors well
supplied with the essential means of demonstrating
whatever is required
The chemical apparatus sAces illustrate the prn
cipes of chemistry
The department OF surgery will be illustrated by a
large number of instruments, models and apparatus,
comprising those of Auzoux and the pathological models
of Thibe, justly celebrated, imported from Europe
expressly for this department of the University.
The acuy sincely believe that young who really
desire acquire practical knowledge OF their probes
son fail be with the great advantages
institution organized improved plan must
afford, and they invite all such 10 visit their institution,
and to form impartial judgment OF what is the best
suited to advance their interests.
Additional informationin reference the glan terms
&C., may be obtained by letter addressed to
JOHN II. w. DUNBAR,
Dean of the Faculty.
The Fredericksburg Arena, Richmond Enquirer, Nor
oak Beacon, Charlottesville Advocate, Staunten Spec
ator and Winchester Republican will copy the above.
% dtNl6
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THIO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUA-
81 TION. MASONRY & BRICK MAKING

TENO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUA-
Il TION, MASONRY d BRICK MAKING
Proposals will he received by the undersigned al the
Engineers Offices of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, in Baltimore, martinsburg and Cumberland,
up 10 8 o'clock, z. NJ on Saturday, November I4th
proxmo, for the following work-On the line of saidi
road between Harpers Ferry and Cumberland, viz
GRADUATION AND CULVERT MASONRY
of Section ls4th Residency, ID Divsion-ituated at
the Paw Paw Bend of the Potomac, near the Canal
Tunnel Also, of Sd Secdon sub Resdency ID Dvi-
siOn-Situaied at the Narrows of Break Neck Noun
tain, opposite the mouth of Town Creek-both of said
sections having been recently abandoned by the compa
n.y. On the fir5l named considerable amount of work
has been done by the late conlracorson the latter no.
thing.
ARCHING AND FRONT WALLS OF THE TUN
MEL AT THE PAW PAW BRIDGE, opposite the Ca
nal Tunnel This Tunnel is about 800 feet in length,
and is in active progress about thirds of the
heading being finished. The quantity of brick required
for the arching and side wang will be about 400 000
be burned in the neghborhoOd of the Tunnel, and for
which the clay must be dug the present fall and winter
for moulding aud burning In the spring of next year.
The manufacture of The bricks may be proposed for
separately from the other work. Specifications of tile
above wsrk, with directions TO the of bidding
&C. will be ready for distribution at the above named
Offices, on Monday the 18th cunent-and the detailed
PLANS of the Tunnel, banks and archmg, will also be
prepared for inspection that day, the offices, at
Martinsburg, and in Cumberland. Satisfactory recon-
mendations must accompany the proposals of such
when the bids win be directed under SEAL and endorsed
with the description Of the work proposed for By order
of the President and Directors.
BENZ. H. LATROBB,
Engineer of Location and Construction
DC 20-dtI0thN
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Extract of a letter, dated

HAVANA, october 10.
The Daniel Webster arrived the 10Th inst One
cargo OF Rice and part Of another sold at 10 balance
as yet unsod Our produce market is more brisk Su
gar-Brown 81 to o.; yellow 10 ~; white to IL
Coffee to VI; none Of The crop in yet. Stock of
Lard about 1000 kegs. Exchange OH New Orleans, so
days, par New York Il to 81 prem; Boston Il to u
prem.
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NV AsHINGToN UNIVERSITY OF RALTL-

WMTASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BALTI-
w ORE-INTRODUCT0RY LECTURES
The Introductory Lectures to the course of Instruction
in the institution will be delivered during the present
week leach evening, at II o'clockn the following order
Professor JENNINGS, on Monday,
Z" MILLER, on Tuesday
&c HANDY on Wednesday,
MONKITR, on Thursday,
FOREMAN, on Friday,
{" DUNBAR, on Saturday.
The Reverend Clergy, the Members OF the Bar, the
Medical Profession the Editorial Corps and the public
generally arr respectfully invited TO attend
The Board of Visitors of this University, and invited
guests will find the Faculty ready TO receive them IN the
College Saloon each evening ut 7ocloek, IN order 10
assign them suitable seats
JOHN r. w. DUNBAR,
oc2s Dean of the Faculty.
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GITUATION wANTED-Ry a you IN

SITUATION WANTED-By you man
- who can come highly recommended, either as
Porter in Grocery, Flour, Commission Store
Waiter or Bar-keeper or any other respectable labor
ing work where he can make himself useful to his
ployer0and would have no objection go the SoHth
or West.--Good recommendations win be given in re-
gard to character, sc. Apply to LEWIS F. SCOTTPS
General Intelligence and Agency Office, Old Establish
Hotel sc 9G
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CONNECTICUT.

UNcAs NORTHUMBERLAND effort is making in
Norwich, Conn, to erect monument to the
memory of Uncas, the glory of Michigan, the
friend of the white man. The ladies of Nor
witch, having waited long time in vain for the
t. e occasion of the Wing Convention held there
m the 18th instant, and got up Fair of Re-
freshments in fine style, the nett proceeds of
which amounted to the sum of 1912.
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MARCUS DENISON,

FOR SALE.
A very likely mulatto BOY, % years ofage, slave
~ for life sold for fault and can come highly
commended; of the best walters in the State oil
Maryland. TO good master, he will be sold fair
caah price. Apply to l.. F. SC0rTl'S Slave Agency
and Intelligence office, basement City Hotel. oc25
ENLATEDWARE-P Walters Urns, Gas
n tors, Candlestcks, Shutters and Trays, Coasters,
Cake Baskets, Dishes, Butter Tubs, sc. of pat
terms, and of superior quality, of our own Importation
For sale, wholesale or retail by
CANFIELD & BROTHER,
o20 Corner of Market and Charles streets.
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

ESOR SALE.-A Black GIRL, Is years ofage, to
Il serve until she is 25 years of age. She is well
grown, and good house servant For further parcu-
hrs apply TO Il. F.. SCOTFI'S Old Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office, basement City Hotel oc2o
VEyO THE T.-NoTICE.-Apph-
Il for the insovent Laws Of the State of Mary
land eau have their papers correctly drawn up and on
reasonable TERMS by applying to l.. F. SC0TTIS Gen.
era Intelligence and Agency Office, No. West Fayctte
street, basement story Barnum's City Hetel oc2
EpOARDING.-Afe few respectable gentlemen can
z > be comfortably accommodated, either with or
without lodgings, on moderate terms by early applica-
ton at Mrs VANLEAR's, No. 4, ST. Paul's street,
Baltimore ST. oc2S-u
4 NRUSFiED SUGAR-Elst Boston Crushed Sn
- gar, in bhls. landing and for sale by -
WILMINGTON & EASTMAN
ly93 as Bowly' wharf.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, October o.
Domestic Produce is without material change IN price,
and little export demand There are no English otoeis
al present in oar market bread sus and probably
will not be before spring
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FLORIDA.

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM FLoRIDA.-
We have received from a friend IN Florida, the
following important information in relation to
the Florida war. From the source il comes,
itmay be relied on as correct 1t was brought
by the steamer Charleston, which arrived at
this port last evening:
PILATKA, (Fa.) Oct. IL.
Gen. Armistead has suspended active opera
tons for theApresent, in consequence of an
agreement between him and the Seminole Chief,
to hold "talS" on the Goth instant, at which
time, the chief says, he is willing to make
treaty of peace, which he says, shall not be
"spoiIed" as the other treaties have been. No
one here has any confidence in him or his trea-
ties; yet you know Heaven is always better 10
us than our fears, and some good may grow
out of it-Sapannah Republican.
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TEXAS.

We copy from the Cincinnati Chronicle the
following;
Extract from letter 10 gentleman in Cinein-
natl. dated Colorado CITY, Opposite La
Grange, on the Colorado), Sept. 26, 1910.
.sWe have the finest prospects in the world
for the rapid Improvement of our country.
Crops are splendid. Corn has been sold at
Csc per bushel on the Colorado, between this
place and Austin The land on our prairie
that you and ploughed in our shirt sleeves on
the 18th of last February, will produce 10
bushels per acre, even with Texas culture
which you know is none Of the most scienti-
fic. A man gave me few days since. 500
lbs. of fodder and bushels of corn. rather
than pay me SO in specie. The Colorado
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w AN TED.
SITUATION WANTED.

EpY young man from the Northern States as Book
- Keeper or assistant Clerk IN a wholesale or retail
grocery flour or commission store any other respect
able situation where he could make himself useful
his employer The very best of references will be ven
iR regard to character, Sc. Apply to
LEWIS F. SGOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office
No.2 West Fayette street, basement of Barnam's CITY
Hotel se 40
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VERMONT.

FUGITIvEs.-A bill was brought before the
House of Representatives OF Vermont on Thurs
day last to extend the right of trial by jury, to
tugitives from Justice in other States, and pro-
viding that all writs to arrest such fugitives
shall be returnable to the county court, and that
a removal or attempt at removal from the State
of Gugitives before trial, or in defiance Of de-
cision of the court, shall be considered as kid
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SITUATION WANTED,

WBY Young Man, as an assistant clerk in a Grocery
HD Flour, Commission Stsre, 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. SCOTT,
No West Fayette Street basement story of Bamuna's
City Hotel, General IL tells nce, Agency, sad Brokers
Office, Old Establishnknt,
l2dAf
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Cleared in the same time.


Nothing was done in Flour to-day; there are large
orders in market for the West Inaes which viii pro-
badly be filled as the weather clears up. Pro-
visions Of all kinds were equally neglected.
Exchange continued firm our last quotations with
tendency to advance. Sterling per cent premium;
Paris, 81 10; New York, 80 DIS lal per cent. prem
SHIPPING RE CORD.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a.
onaoI L.. L IL Iaraan llark

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81.
SALES OF SrocKs Reported by ] II. Israeli, Clerk
of the BOARD of Brokers. e~ -
SO shares United States Bank cash Ell lO0
30 do philada.. Wilmington & Bali. 1878 so
$3.50 Draft on New York nj sight, 1921
S4O0O do do do l02k
e.tr1 SECOND BOARD
ITO shares II. states Bank, 81
sl500 Draft oil New York at sight, 1929
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MIR. DAVISON'S PATENT MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PENMANSH1P.
report read and adopted by the MaryIun Institute,
Il on the utility of the Guide in actual applications is
ound the following:
''The repetition upon the Guide ncucates so oorrec
conception of the letters and drills tie muscles
exact obedience to the will that failure would be little
less than phenomenon"
ROOMS Al, Baltimore street.
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J. Il. WATSON.

IMPROVED WIRE WEAVING AND SIEVE
MAKING ESTABLISHM ENT,
No. &C South CALVERT STREET, iiALriNonE.
u Il f would particularly inform those who buy WO-
- VEN WIRE and SIENES to sell, that it would
be much their advantage to call OH him before puT
chasing elsewhere. He also manufactures heavy twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark Catciers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book Cases, Windows, Sc; Bird
Cages, Rat and Mouse Traps, sc. Sc oc24-a6tA
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NEW oRLEANs NARKET- Der 10

"It has been," says the Bee, training very hard all
day, and outdoor operations have been suspended by
the inclemency of the weather fair business was
transacted in Cotton 1900 bales having changed hands
at former prices Amongst the sales we notice $50 bales
middng fair si and 400 fair, o.. The arrivals dur
ing the last two days have been very large less than
1882 9aes having been received since Saturday The
stock now on hand including the receipts up to o'clk
this evening, amounts 5000 bales, as will be perce
we'd on referrngIto statement foot. This is an in
crease of249s7 bales against last year, and the receipts
from LIST October TO date exceed those of the sae rea
son, IL, 1877 bales.
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock OH hand Friday evening last, 5O,0I6
Receipts since that period, 1882
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Lost atthe fre, Sunday evening" supposed TO have
been stolen, a common Leather POCKET BOOK, con-
tanning draft of Selman * Crook, of Baltimore, for
6y Smith S; Co. of The foundry Alexandria, for $500:
and 30 in money of Virginia banks. reward of S25
will he given, and 10 questions asked the pocket
book and notes being returned to the bar of Beltzhoo
ver's Hotel. The public cautioned against nego
ating said draft and note payment has been stopped
dot
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PlanlcrS' " Meich Bk II diS
The quotations are, for checks the selling rates. and
for l,anh notes and specie, the buying rates.
ExcHANGE--On New York, 4la5 prem; Charleston, 8
Frem Savannah, prem; Lexington, par; Philadelphia,
9u2k prem; Specie, gold 2l; silver 8 prem.
"That the Ohio, Indiana aad Kentucky Banks in gen
eral, will be able to resume" says Goodmans Deec-
tor shoud they choose 10 adopt that course,
no kind of doubt. Indeed, we know CT many banks
iat have, with very greatly reduced circulation, the
same amount of specie that they had at this time last
year. And of others, tint though abundanty able at
present. still enlarging the amount in their vaults
Gold and silver coin is constantly becoming less ana
less valuabie and only command about per cent.
in market.
Money is gradually becoming more plenty, and capt
taIiss are losing their reluctance the purchase OF
State Bonds.and large investments frequently made
These bonds have, therefore, improved considerably
The last month"; Indiana SIS purchased at per CT
discount, SOS at i2 Kentucky ID dis; and Illinois have
risen to 80 dis The Indiana So form now large
part Of our currency, and they will probably, ere long,
take the place of almost every other description Of pa
PERI
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To conclude with the Burlesque Tragedy of
TOM THUMB
THE LUIPUTIAN F

THE LILIPUTIAN HERO!
07-A few Season Tickets may be had, if an early
application be made.=e1
g7-Boxes so cents-Pt 25-Gallery %.
QI3-Doors open at O'Clock, and performance to com
mence at IA precisely. Oc29
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIV ERSII Or I'M ~ = IT -
TEyfIE Introductory Lectures to the regular Winter
ID Course by the Faculty of Physc, III commence
on TUESDAY, November 3d. und will be delivered du-
ring the first week in November, at5 O'Clock, T. Nj. of
each day, in the following order
Tuesday, November 3, Professor Potter,
"Wednesday, 4, Hail.
Thursday, s, > o. Baker,
Friday, q, Akin,
Saturday, 4, !" W baker.
The Judges, the Clergy, the Members Of the Bar, he
Medical Profession and fellow citizens generally,
are respectfully invited to attend
oe26 WILLIAM Z. A. AKIN, Dean.
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A N q Sc N TNTEI
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE

REDUCED PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Boxes IS cents-Pil 50 cents-Boys' Tickets 25 cents
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A SITUATION as Teacher wanted, by a young
n man, (from Portsmouth, College,) who has had
tHo years experience in the business of teaching.
situation aprivate family Academy, in near
the city, would be preferred Enquire at the General
Intelligence Ofce,'' address &c NJ. N L." through
the said Office shall be promptly attended TO. oc 20
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After which Mr.. BuclSstone's popular Farce of
OUR MARY ANNE.
Jonathan Turks, MR.. BLACKSTONE.
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THIS EVENING, OCTOBER 10Th,
VIII be performed, the New Play of
LIFE AND DEATH OF ANNE BOLEYN!
Henry VIII. Mr.. SHERWOOD.
Anne Boleyn, MRS. LEWIS.
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6r5- Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be taken
daily at the Box Office from 10 until 2, and from till
O'Clock
90 The doors will openat 6, and the Curtain will
rise at precisely.
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCTOBER %, 1910.
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SITUATION WANTED-By young man, Ell
- ter Clerk Assistant in wholesale and retail
Grocery, Flour, and Commission store, in Counting
Room. He is fllylacGuaiHted witt: mere nc business
and produce the very best kind Of references in re
gence and Agency Office, No. . West Fayeue street
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wv ANTEID TO HIRE, by the year, female
w Slave-able to do washing, cooking, sc. for
small family. Also, Boy, from 10 to Is years of age
Apply at the Pilot Office. au Il-dtf
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THIS EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1910,
Will be presented Mr.. Buckstone's new Drama of
POOR JACK.
Tim Twopenny, MR.. BLACKSTONE.
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~NOTICE.-EA

"ANTED-Immediate al l.. F. sCoTTp3
w Intelligence and Agency office No. w. Fay
street. easement of Barnum's City Hotel, Clerks
Book-keepers, Porters, Walters, Coachmen, LabOIers
ChaRiber-mads Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, Sc.
"a
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AMERICAN THEATRE, 'FRONT.' ST.

Last Night but One of Mrs. LEWIS and the Ast0nst-
Ing LA PETITE BERTHA.
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d. Professor of Chemistry.
[. D., Professor of Surgery and
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-05
E.sTERNPApERs cory THIS.

All papers AMI letters from the East destined for
Cbi.uro. Illinois and Wisconsin, should be sent by
the way of Albany, Bufilound Detroit. Washing
.cr " pcrs and letters should also be distributed in
he erection Of Detroit. Eastern papers copying
hi. viii confer grea, f,,or upon t!seiT fiends in
lie West, as packages east of New York ciiy, and
sometimes cflha, city itself and Washington, are
distributed in the direction Of indianapolis, making
them week later in their arrival, reaching In
dianapolis in about The same time that they would
reach Chicago if sent in their proper directon.-T-
CHICAGO Democrat