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VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.
YEIIIF SUBSCRIBERS will sell by Auction, a

A VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.
YNIHE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by Auction, al
the Exchange, in the city Of Baltimore, at one P.
NJ. on MONDAY, the l4th day Of September next,
most beautifully situated and highly improved FARM
lying within four miles Of the city of Baltimore.
This property lies directly upon the Baltimore and
Havre-deGrace Turnpike, road always perfectly good
in the worst weather.
IL has been covered with lime, ashes and other MA
nures and is in beautiful ofcultvation. Thegrca
or part well set in clover timothy. IL contains IA
acres of land full portion of winch is in fac wood
The Southern line of the Farm bounds upon the waters
of Back river where there is fine fishing and shooiin
n their seasons.
The barns, stabng and shedding are quite large an J
in good condition, and there is a plain small Dwell
LING near the road. There or two beautiful
sites for dwellings upon the place There is way me
dairy within fifty yards of the dwelling. ami noDe
spring of water flowing into it. An extensive and ex
celent orchard fine ice house, and altogether the pro
pertv is one of the desirable in the negborhood Of
Baltimore II is sufficiently to be used for milk
and vegetable farm for market
We will also sell with without the farm, ~ mead oil
Cattle part flu bred, part nearly full bred DuraIns,
large number of Hogs, some OF them genuine Berk-
shire; farm horses and carriages, horses, poughs carts
wagons horse rakes cider press and every thing ne
cessary to carry excellent and extensive an esao-
lishment.
Terms of sale for the stock cash; for tue farm, in
cash. and the residue in H. l8 and "a months with in
terest from sale. The title will be made clear and Ii
disputable. JOHN GLENN:
iv9-Iaw9tft GEORGE EARNESTLY
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MR. DRAKE, (many years Reporter in Con-
amend the Constitution of Pennsyvania) begs respect
fully to apprise gentlemen ofthe Legal and Medical Pro-
LESSONS and Others, to whom practical knowledge of
Stenography may prove valuable requirement, or at
least pleasing of amusement that he purposes
giving LESSONS in the Art, should sufficient mum
bar of those DESTROYS to attain it, make immediate ap
pcaton to him. and thus avail themselves ofan opporu
nifty which seldom If ever, occurs, of being taught by
experienced practical and professional Shorthand Wri
ter
{h3-Terms VERY REASONABLE.
4sTrials, Arguments, Examinations, Referee Cases,
&C., reported-one days notice being given (when
practicabe) TO Mr. D. that his services will be required
Appyat No. 4, st Pauls street, at the Office ofthe
HPilot" diff au21
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s.. LOUIS M.aRKETs. .aug. 10.

A considerable stir was manifested on Saturday last
in relation to -four among the Front street merchants
on account of the news received by the Louisville
Some of the knowing bought up nearly all the fou
in the market, and shipped it for New Orleans This
brought the price up immediately and has had the
momentary effect of raising the price of wheat
Bacon-We quote hog-round, 81, plenty; Hams
plenty 8 a -, shoulders a 81 cts; sides 6 a-cts.
FIour-We quote "a 25 $4 so by the quantity. Re
tail IS.
Grain-Wheat is in demand at 60 62c; Corn in sacks
30 a 35 cts on ievee.
Lard-New, for shipping, a "a cts. per lb.
Leads. 81 cts. per h., in demand.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BALTIMORE, AUGUST %.

EHANCERY SALE.-Under decree of the
u Court of Chancery the subscriber, as Trustee,
will offer for sale aubic auction, the premises
MONDAY, l4th September next at O'Clock, in the af
temQon.
ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND descbcd as fol-
lows: beginning on the west side of Charles, formerly
Goodwin street, AT the end of 300 feet s0utherly from
the south west corner of Montgomery and Charles sts
running thence southery Charles ST. 80 feet; thence
westerly, parallel with Montgomery street 100 feet
thence northery PARALLEL with the first line 30 feet; and
thence easey parallel with the second line 100 feet to
the beginning subject to the yearly ground rent OF TWEEN
ty dollars.
FL This Lot is improved with TWO STORY
lhi!.I BRICK DWELLING, with back building, oc-
4s44 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 of sale are:-one fourth ofthe purchase
ney TO be paid the day of sale, ratification of
the sale, with interest from said day; and the residue in
equal SUMS in six and nine months, from that day,
with interest thereom the payments be secured by
bonds with sureties to be approved by the
tee. CHARLES F. MAYER
au % MW&S
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, 2lst inst inst. MARY ELEANOR
HI.LIARD in the 18th year Of her age. Her friends
are invited to attend her funeral from the dwelling of
her uncle, D. Bargar, this day Saturday at O'Clock,
p m.
On the 18th inst EuDORUS, third son of The late
b. ]. Jenkins, in the l4th year of his age.
On Thursday, about half past ID O'Clock, WILLIAM
A. TYSON, in the Seth year of his age.
On the 18th instant, SARAH WEBSTER, aged 70
years.
On Monday, 18th inst. VIRGINIA FORD, infant
daushter Of Thomas J. and Gaiharine Colt, moHth
and II days. a a. s-.s..+. ...s.s
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EGTAW HONS 81.

Corner of EutGlc and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
TNNIIE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons or
u this establishment, their friends, and the public ge-
nerally. that they have associated themselves together
49, for the purUOse of conducting the same The
lfIIIf EUTAW HOUSE was completed and frst open
N1ed in 1926, at which time was furnished through
out in every best manner, and without regard TO cost
The comfort and convenience of its interior arrange
nents is high and airy LOCATION combine 10 render L
proveTbaly pleasant and healthy. Itispartlcuary well
adapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and IA
DIES, having a great number of Private Parours, La
dies Ordinary, and splendid Drawing Room, with pri
vate Baltimore street. In every respect, the
Eutaw House is second to none in the United Stzoss
and il is the intention and firm determination OF the pro
pretors, spare exertions TO promote the comfort
and qualification of their patrons, and rates which ma
exception be taken. The stock OF VINES dsHh
LIQUORS on hand, has been mostly imported express
IN for the use of this establishment selected from the
private stocks of some of the most celebrated ceHno
seurs of the city. The B.4TTS attached TO the house
complete order, and open at all times for the use
of the guests, ASAHEL HUSSEY,
2. W. ELDER
Late of the firm ofElder and Son.
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MARRIED.,

In this city, on Thursday evening last, THOMAS
GLOVER to Miss SARAH JOHNSON, both of this
city ~ +,
On the Goth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Heaey, DOMI-
NICK HAMMOND to Miss AMANDA AYRES.
On the 18th inst. LARKIN s. COOK, of Frederick
county, to Miss ELIZA J. MARTIN, Of Washington
county.
AZ Boston, on the 10th inst. MARSHALL P. ELLIS,
Esq. OF Florida, to Miss SUSAN J. MARSH, of Bos-
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LIST OF APPLICANTS

LIST OF APPLICANTS
For The benefit ofhe InsolUent LGWs of Maryland for the
last meek
William Benedict Mordecai Stewart,
William GOldsborough Benjamin Sprucebanks,
William McClasky, James Duval,
William Nj. Cloud, Thomas Stubens,
William l.. Stuart, John Johnson,
William III. Page, John 5. CroxaI, (col'd.)
William Callahan, Henry Stevenson, (col'd).
William Deems, (col'd0
To appear before the Commissioners of Insolvent
Debtors, 5h Oct, 1910, ut ten O'Clock a. m to answer
interrog atories.
Day of final hearing before the said Commissioners,
9Th Dec, 1910, at ten O'Clock, M, and also before
Baltimore County Court To answer allegations if any.
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"a YES, % 4 as, . YE1s.-WIInout any dJu-
~ or controversy, this day the greatest assert
ment in the United States OF the most spenddBeds,
Bostes and Pillows Mattresses Comforts, Cots, &c
sc. The establishment comprises the greatest quant
" and variety of goods in the bedding line that over
behed on earih and they are selling remarkably low;
however, those who wish to purchase if they will call
athe Bedding Mart at the N. w. and s. W. corners of
Lombard and Light Streets they will AT once be salts
fed Is
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Flour-SeveraI arrivals of fresh flour have reduced
prices some-s6k has been the at which the prin-
cipa sales have been made though the article is gener
ally held at ST. aud higher. The demand at these
prices is very limited and they only be sustained IN
the event of short supplies from above.
Lard-A further advance has been realised, and we
now quote II a 12c. for good lots The stock very
small for the season. bu: the demand Is not brisk.
TobaccoSince our last we notice some Sales in all
amounting to about 100 hhds One lot of crossed was
sold cents round; small lot DO do of
onds at u. We quote common crossed same as our
last, say3a 81 cents good 5; seconds u; first
9 cents, according to quality
Freights remain without change; if any thing, ship
masters are rather firm in their demands, We
quote Id Liverpool; lie 10 Havre &c per bale to New
York for Cotton
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PASsENGERS.

In the packet ship Gladiator ut New York fron Lon
don Mrs NJ Wait, OF Canada Mrs and Miss PTout Mr. Il
Male Mrs Male, master Maile, and servants; Miss
Holmes, r H Howell, of New York; MIR Germain and
lady; J Nj Van Bergh, Miss Van Bergh, and Miss il Van
Befgh, C ] Tindale, w Hamey, + Lewis of England,
Barry, Mr. Bason, Miss Bentz, and IS IN the steer
aye.
In the packet ship Sheridan, at New York from Lv-
erpool-Afr Gustavus, Mr. Tuckerman, Plat,
Edger, Mr. G Stomph, Miss StOmph, ] IiOins, Rev J
Barry NJ Il Martin, Miss Nicol, Miss Z Nieol, Miss
Hall, Mrs Taylor and child, and Miss Gill.
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Gy-TENTH WARD.-A regular meeting of the
Tenth Ward Tppecanoe Club will be held at the School
room on the southwest corner of Eutaw and Mulberry
streets, on MONDAY EVENING, August oath at o.
clock p M. Every member ofthe Club is particularly
requested to attend.
BY order, ELLIOT ODPOOR,
au 81 Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. Aug. 10.

| Cotton-The sales in this article, are a very
limited scale. The little however, done is at the full
prices of last week, and altogether in the middle quail
ties.
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CHEAP JOB PRINTING!.

| XYLOGR.aPHIC & LETTER PRESS,
| GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
No. 146, MARKET STREET,
Fire doors betop the Bark of Baltimore.
YWNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully IN
n form the public that he has recently increased his
stock of materials, by the addition OF several NEW and
BEAUTIFUL FONTS OF Type, FANCY BORDERS. &C. &c
Together with eight PRESSES, of the very best con
struction which will enable him 10 execute every de-
scription Of
with the greatest facility, in the neatest manner, and at
very MODERATE PRICES.
Inks
A constant supply Of English and American BAEE
NoTE PAPER, Bank Post, Folio Post, 4to Post, Fools
Cap and Printing Papers OF eveg description, Blank
Cards of every size and quality, all of which viii be
printed on to order, at the shortest notice; and very
LOWEST PRICES. W
Persons in want of any description of Printing, are
respectfully invited TO call at the olhce, and examine
specimens.
A7-orders from all parts Of the country pCompdya7
tended to. JOHN MURPHY.
Several founts of OLD TYPE, for sale.
jy 80 2aw I'm
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fn3-THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THETIP-
PECANOE CLUBS of the city will meet at "NORTH
BEND" ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, the Oath inst. at
o'clock.
au2a THos. CARROLL, sec'y
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THE GOVERNMENT OF THE HARRISON AS
ISOLATION will meet at North Bend on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 18th inst at half past O'Clock
w. w. MCCLELLAN,
au % Rec. Sec.
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NJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
y subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, the State of Marand ettersuf
administration with the will annexed, the personal
estate of Nicholas Myers, late of the city OF Batimsre
deceased. All persons having claims against the estate
of the said deceased, hereby warned to present IN e
same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated to-
the su bscribers ON or before the first DAY of February
I54I, otherwise they may be excluded rom all bench
from said All persons indebted 10 SAID estate are
requested to make payment without delay either of
the subscribers.
Given under our hands this eth day OF Juiy, 1910.
JOHN GLENN,
WIN. IL. COLLINS,
Administrators with tlie WIN annexed OF
iv9aw4 Nicholas Myers.
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PRISEs on STOCKS, sc.

Remarked for IN. Pr1oT TRANSCRIPT every satsrdny
by Jesse r. Peters, Stock, Exchange and Commission
AGENT. North West corner of Market and North sts,
RAITINORE August o.
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w ANTED.

NHANTED.-An active, negligent BOY, as an
w apprentice 10 the printing business One who
read and spell well, will meet with goodencourage-
ment by applying at the Pilot Office.
~ II
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fh-The editor ofthe Pilot has received letter from
Mr. John Besse, complaining of an advertisement in
the Sum- charging that he is unatc, denying the truth
the CHARGE and aedgng that the object is to get at
his pay officer IN the Revenue service. We make
the statement but do not nserthe advertisement, be-
will not thus assail parties, when we are ig
norant as to the question in issue between them
au22
{dy- A CARD.-The undersigned retlrRs his most
grateful thanks to his friends, and the Firemen, for
their kind exerons in preserving his property from fire
yesterday morning. JOHN REESE.
au2 %
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.

WNHIS establishment, 49 miles from Alexandria, ID.
M c., and IS from Fredericksburg, is again open faE
the reception of company, and will he conducted with
more energy than ever. Every thing within reach
will be done TO make the guests comfortable than
heretofore at the bar well in the Dining and He'd
Rooms. The Bathing establishment will be complete
supplying hathers with hot and cold free and sui
pur water At pleasure The lovers of music will fad
the band unsurpassed ~
II may be due 20 the public well ourselves, 90
say, the virtues of the hive been strkllgIy
enped in several other of drop5y tins spring.
much so Us 10 have confirmed in the minds of many,
the opinion that almost nfable remedy for that af
dicting disease is here afforded.
The better to accommodate the public, arrangements
have been made for keeping the establishment open the
whole year. The charge for board, from the 18th of &c.
teber the Isl of June, will be barely sufficient
the additional EXPENSE IS per week. and during the
month of June, and from the 18th September the 18th
$40 per week. S35 per month"; 65 for two menths; and
for the season, commencing 18th June and ending lss
October $50; being than rs per day to those
who stay the whole Board per day 81 Meals
and lodging so cents each Children under twelve Years
of age, and colored servants, half prce white servans
tnee-fourths price. Horses so cents per day.
Tri-weekly stages will run from Alexandria and Fred
ericksburg; after LIST July they will ran tally.
The subscriber, superintendent, with the approval
Of the President of the company, (r, Jones Gfeenl
has engaged the services of such assistants as ene
him to hope that general satisfaction will be given
jy 4-2aw6w DANIEL WARD.
MOLAssEs 8 SUGAR
M 264 hhds }Superior Muscovado MATANZAG
< hnxa- II ST ms. llse
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BALTIMORE Real EsTATE AGKsCT-

ISL SOUTH STREET.
~ FOR SyaLE-A very neat and spacious stu
ssif ~ DWELLING, twenty-five feet front, with
tensve back building and breakfast room, built IN
the best manner deep Lot hydrant IN the yard ont
house Il nearly new, and in complete order FOsseoH
can be bad Immediately Ifnot sold by the iTst of july
ii will then be for It is situate in SaTauga street,
.9LsO-A c5nfSrsabIe and spaciau= spss sory
AlSsf DWELLING, pleasantly situated on Il I0z 'front.'
ling fortyseyen feet on George and 10 feet Oh Pine
- aLSO-A desirable new two story Dwell
1Ss ING twenty five feet front, with attic story and
extensive back building stable and cprr1gebouse
hydran in the yardsituae m Eutlw street, c0nvenIen
to the Lexington Market
Ilsf ry DWELLINGS. on fine deep Lots; siin- RsssT
4ssla.ate in Lexington St, between Charles aid&as.
~ .4LSO-A convenient and well arranged three
siI story DSVEI.LIN ysifunte in Lombard, betEeeH
Ase4 Hanover and Sharp streets, now III coinptete re
81 .4LsO-A substantial and modern built three
MilsIf story DWELLING, with extensive PACK huho-
=s9sing and drawing room, situate in franklin near
ST. Paus 81.
-. FOR RENT--A spacious and convenient
IIIf WAREHOUSE, ON the north side of Market be-
=1Azstwepn Sharp and Hanover ats
NJ .4LSO-rhe Dwelling part Of a large and con-
GzIsIf venient HOUSE, go Market street, below How
sard well calculated for genteel Boarding House.,
the situation being very desirable reside at there
is very little doubt but that sufficient namber of gen
ee bOardeTs could be had IN the nelghDorhooa 10 rem
FOR S.4LE-several very desirable FARMS, with
good improvements, and in fair STATE of cultivation
within TO D miles Of Baimore-mosi of them In the
immediate neighbOrhOOd of limestone.
.aLSO-A FARM of 300 Acres ofrich Land, i'm
most desirable healthy neighbOrhood Astounding in
limestone, about Is miles from Baltimore.
iea2 Apuly 10 FOWL Err s. TYSON
HOLIlZAEAE'S MANSION HOUSE.
FEyHE subscriber having taken that large and com
4 modous House, with granite 'front.' corner of St
Pauls and Fayee streets, has it now open for the rs
ception of vsiters The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and it is believed that there Is no house
in tis civ that is better arranged for the convenience
and cnrsfof of its boarder 1t has two large parors
for ladies and one gentemans parlor and about forty
chambers well arranged, aHd airy. The slibscn-
Der pledges himself that neither pans expense shall
be wanting his part give satisfaction TO has guests
In conclusion he pledges himself TO set good Table,
and have clean beds good and faithful servants and
TO make his charges TO correspond with the times.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN
Baltimore, June 5th 1910 -3taw4w Ssa4w
{1-The National Integencer will please insert rIls
twice week for four weeks, and send their bill % tis
office.
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BALTIMORE REAL Fs IA Az At4fENsif
49, SOUTH STREET.


nHIO FARM.-For SALE OF the most desra
Bile highly cultivated and fertile farms in the staes
il contains 46 acres, and located within one mile
the respectable and rapidly increasing county town OF
Newark, Licking county, Through the centre OF WINCH
runs Che Erie Cana) and within six miles Of the great
National Road from Baltimore TO Columbus This pro
perty must be seen to be duly appreciated. The m
provemens are substantial and in complete order 1t
abunds with choice grated fruit; is well watered. and
has an extensive saw Mill it; particular de-
scrpton If the place. its producveness, &c. &C., mag
be had atour Office.
Active oity property would be taken u exchange and
the term OF sale will be quite accommodating.
also FOR S.3LE, n FARM of 100 acres about 3
the la(rom Baltimore the Annapolis road, it adioas
nds of 5. $. Donaldson and Jno. Barker, Esqrs
is veDenaldson's Bridge the Patapsco Iron Ore
Try abundant on it /, and large quantity of wood.
nhe Improvements pretty good and very convent
emily arranged to admit OF its being divided intD
good sized market farms.
also FOR SALE, several other FARMS within ID
p miles of Baltimore, of them very fertile,
improved and located in very healthy pleasant neigh
borhools
FOR S.7LE-a variety Of well secured annuities con-
sslng of about tweaty, and varying from SIG to $50
each.
Also one for Se2s well secured. Apply to
Tvs FOWLER < TYSON.
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for this description goods has been quite active during
the week and the amount disposed of considerable
There has as yet been no variation in prices, although
the tendency, in some descriptions is to advance We
continue our former quotations which have been the
selling rates of the week.
CATTLE-There were offered on Monday about
$50 head of Beef Cattle, about 400 of which were
bought on speculation for the Northern Markets, and
$50 were taken by our city butchers The prices at
which they were sold ranged from $3.50 to $3.50 per
100 ibis net: the balance remain unsold.
COFFEE-At auction, on Wednesday, the cargo
of the brig Covngton, consisting of 1903 bags Rio was
offered and 1900 bags sold at prices ranging from 81
u cents
COTTON-The stock on hand appears TO be light.
We note sales during the week of2O bales North Misss
sippi at 10 cents Also, lot of Georgia upland at III
cents and parcel ofsuperor at 9 cents.
FISH
HERRINGS-The market appears to be well supplied
The demand is limited and hear of but little going
Wecontinue quote No. Herrings from stores at 81,
rs. The receipts have been light.
SHAD-Sales from stores of Potomac at 81, so
and North Carolina trimmed at IS.
MACKEREL-The market is very bare Of all de-
,scnpdons. We note sales to a limited extent Of No
at S14,5O; No at @ll 80 and No at Sc.
CoDFIsH-Very dull, sales at s2,o5.
FLOUR
HOWARD STREET-The market has been very in
active during the week and have transactions of
importance to Rote sales being chiefly confined to small
lots. The from England has had effect upon
the market far can learn; some holders are
asking 1891, but have not heard ofany transac-
tons that price. The sales of the week have been
made generally at 1925. We advised however, of
the sale of LOT at 5,3, which however, forms no critic
rion of the market We quote Howard street to-day
-$5,25. The receipt price is IS.
CITY MILLs-There has been no demand durin5
the week and not advised of any transactions
SUSoUEHANNAH-We mole sales at $5,3a.
Amount of Flour and Meal inspected during the week
ending Thursday Evening, Aug. 20.
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EYEGLASSES & SUGAR n
xA 264 hhds }Supenor Muscovado MATANZAs.
IL tierces MOI.ASSESi
so boxes Brown SUGARS
Cargo Of brig Charles for sale BY
JOHN P. ADAMS,
2, BowIy 'swha*
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SPOKEN,
July 3d. lat AZ 81 lon a. ship Washington, of Alexan
dria, from Liverpool for Virginia
Aug. Is, lat 40 Sc, lon 66 le, packet ship Independ
eHce, from New York for Liverpool
Aug 8, lat 81 81 Ion so 40, ship Vespasan, from New
Orleans for Tneste-sanie day, saw an American brig
apparently Baltimore built, showing signal red, whit
and red
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WANTED no IsUISCIIAsE

~ ANTED TO HIRE. by the year, felnal
| w Slaye-able TO do washing, cooking, &c. for a
small family Also, Boy, from 10 to 10 years Of age
| Apply at the Pilot Office. au 1l-du