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SPECIE PvYME rs ABRoAD-CRoPs IN
FRANcE.-Mr Walsh writes in his latest letter
to the National IntelIigencer ave are now
told that no plan of a treaty for armed neutral
ity has ever been entertained by the second
afy Powers of Europe. Letters of Marque
have beeu asked from both the British and
French Governments. Here, the applications
have been officially registered. In the event
of war, specie payments must soon be suspen-
ded in Great Britain, and the coin will be hoard
ed in France. The shares of the Bank OF
France have occasionly declined with the Gov
eminent stocks, in which, as you know, that
institution has invested nearly the whole of its
capital Competent Judges anticipate very Sc
rious financial embarrassments and derange-
raents of the currency for France from con-
test of any duration. Never were the crops
grain and wine-superior in this realm, either
IN quality or quantity, to those of the present
year. Since the beginning of this month, un-
til Yesterday afternoon, the weather was bright
and rather keen. The display of fruit in Par
is is unexampled."
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Garfield & BROTHER,

Corner Of Baltimore anu Cnares sueets'
addition to their already large assortment, are daily
receiving supplies OF goods in ther ne, such a.
Gold lever WATCHES, of "Tobias," "Johnson,' y
.sgod lepines,n and vertical Watches; silver lever, sill
yer English, and common silver Watches; gold Guards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals; gold Ear
Rings; PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold Pencil
Cases. THIMBLES; Miniature CASES. and every va
riety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE Of all
kinds; Lamps and Chronicles; gilt alaaster, and ebony
CLOCKS; Music BOXES German silver SPOONS
and FORKS.
AIso-MILTTARY GOODS, such as-sWoRDs,
EPAULETTES, PLUMES, SASHES, BUTTONS, and
every article in that line. "Roger's'' fne CUTLERY,
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials for watch
makers-wth a great variety of FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the county trade. All of which will be sold
at reduced prices and pleasing terms at wholesale or
retail Country merchants are invited TO call. oc3
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an3o2
READ AND REFLECT.

PECI0hAL HONAI1 Of LINEhNOhI.
A II a season like the present, when in consequence
IA of the rapidly varying changes Of the weather, Ill
ternatRg from dry moist from hot to cold, coughs,
coils, asthma catarrh sc. daily bt coming more
prevalent, remedy universally effectual in removing
all such complaints, is deserving of especial attention
and recommendation Such a remedy, prepared solely
eff vegetable ingredients, composing lin addition to the
herb frem which it derives its nancy .sev raj others
equally valuable and restorative in their efe It's, offer
ed to the community in the PECTORAL HONEY OF
LIVERWORT, which since il first presented to
the public by the proprietor, has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily eadered the
originals of many of which, by the leave of the parties,
may be examined by all interested, at the of the
proprietor. In fact all of Colds, Coughs Asth
ma, Influenza, Group, Whoopng Cough, and every I'M
ammatoy affection of the Chest and Lungs, the Pee
yoRAL HONEY LIvERwORT stands unrivalled, hav
ing every INSTANCE, when the disease has been
of the aggravated aud vrent kind, effected per
fec tcure if its continued, least afforded
partial benefit to the stfferer which only required his
OwH perseverance TO become perfect Many OF
our most respectable citizens have authorized the pro
prietorto communicate their Names evidence ofthe
truth of the above statements all interested enquirer
~ Prepared by JAMES u. NOWILL, New York
and for sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
apps sole Agents for Baltimore.
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The SAw.wHEr.-Mr. Warren Shaw, of
South Weymouth, communicates the following,
which, if true, may be worthy of the notice of
Mr.. Audubon, and others interested in the sub
iect of ornithology. Carver, in his travels in
1866, says that the saw-whet is bird of the
Cukoo kind; and DR.. Morse, in his Geography,
quotes from him accordingly. But Mr.: Shaw
states that in June last he killed bird demon
mated, as above, the Saw-whet, and that it is a
small grey Owl, not larger than Sparrow, and
both in shape and general appearance very
much resembles the common OWL I'm.
Traveller
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NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS WHOM IT MAY COM

n Germ hereby required 10 take nouee tlat tie
lands situated in the States OF Kentucky and Virginia,
which, belonging 10 James Swan Of Boston, on the Oth
day OF August, 1856, amounting to two million hVe
hundred and tty-tvo thousand three hundred and onl
three quarter acres, that DAY, by Decd dated
ut Paris in France. conveyed TO Samuel Allison, Of
philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been con
yeyed to me, in trus for the United States American
Land Company, and that /, and | alone, as Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed by my
are will be, authorised to sell, lease, rent or othe-
wise dispose Of s6id lands any of them; and all per-
SONS are especially no. fed not to purchase rent lease,
OF otherwise contract with any oeI person, therefore
and especially not 20 purchase of p Dumas. Jr who
claims mart of the sad lands the trustee for the cred
tors of swan Under act of the Legislature oil W.
nnia or Of one DunOrglue, any ether person pre-
tending TO for in the behalf OF the said Dumas, OF
the creditors ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be sold, rented or leased advanta
aeous terms. They altered through the state OF
Reaucky and Western Virginia, dpefsons wishing TO
nurchase rent any part of them are requested
to address me, postage paid, at Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN,
;vo4 div Trustee u s. A. Land Company
yf7-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexins
son, KY. will please insert this once week ior hres
gnonths and forward their accounts to this office
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NOTICE.

YUNHE undersigned, (owners of the Washington
III Chronicle> have made an assignment of their ac-
counts and assets TO CHARLES s. FOWLER, Esquire,
of baltimore for the benefit of their creditors All col
Iectors and others idebed will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES II. HAMILTON (now OF
BaltmoreO his agent, TO whom all payments are re
quested to be made. ]. ii. HAMILTON.
z. w. DENHAM.
P.S. ]. ii. HAMILTON continues his agency for
settling Gen. DuFF GREEN'S accounts, made during his
residence in Washington city
Baltimore, 2qth Sept 1870. ~
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BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE: AGENCY
ISL SOUTH STREET.

ISS SOUTH STREET.
OHIO FARNI--,For sale, one of die most deslra
Bile highly cultivated and fertile farms in the state,
it contains 2i6 acres, and is located within one mile
the respectable and rapidly increasing coin.y town
Newark, Licking coenty, Through the centre of which
runs the Erie Cana and within six miles OF the great
National Road from Baltimore to Columbus. This pro
perry must be seen to be duly appreciated. The m
nrovements are substantial and in complete order. II
ab0unds with choice grated fruit is well waered, and
has an extensive Saw Mill on it; more particular de
scrpton If the place, its productiveness, &C. &es may
be had atour office.
Active oty property would be taken i'll exchange and
the tenn OF sale will be quite accommodating.
also FOR Sale, FARM of $50 acres ahout5
the lafrom Baltimore the Annapolis road, adoiRs
near nds of s. 8. Donaldson and Jno Barker, Es1s.
Is veDonaldson's Bridge over the Paapsco Ircn Ore
Try abuudaat ON it, and large quantity of wood
nhe Improvements are pretty good and very convent
entity arranged to admit of its being divided into
good sized market FARMS
ALSO FOR sale, several other farms within ie
10 o5 miles of Baltimore OF them very fsrtile we
Improved and located in very healthy pleasant neigh
borhoods.
FOR S9LE-a variety of well secured annuities con-
ssung of about twenty, and vIAying from SIG to $50
EACH
Also one for S22s well secured. Apply to
iys FOWLER s. TYSON.
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HINTS FOR RAILWAY TRAVELLERS. If you
love comfort and safety, never travel by night.
2 Always arrive at the depot at least twenty
minutes before the time. You can then chocse
your seat, and make at leisure any other arrange
ment as may be necessary.
g. Occupy the seat near the centre of the CEN
tire division of the centre of the train. The
motion is less IN that situation; and you cannot
thrust your head arms out of the window.
Besides, if the car is capsized, or otherwise de-
molished, you will not be so liable to he aut by
the glass-and it isnot quite certain that you
will be ffliterally smashed to pieces"
a. Never go by the first morning train, when
there is second. If there is any distraction
or if any embanlSment has been washed away in
the night the first train will discover at, per-
haPs to its sorrow.
5. Never quit your seat, or car, when making
temporary stop, unless it is absolutely neces-
sary--for the engineer waits for no mainland a
| person seldom looks so awkward, or feels So
foolish, when chasing rail road train.
6. Never get in or out of the cars while the
| train is in motion, however slow.
Z. Never smoke, or chew tobacco, or sleep in
the cars.
| 8. At the first notice you have OF the trains
| running off the track or coming into collision
with another train of cars, throw yourself sud
denly into heap, resembling, as much as posi-
BILE, sphere-curtall your legs and arms INSTEAD
of extending them, as is too often the case-and
await with patience and philosophy the result.
1t is, however, often the case that the effect
| treads so closely on the cause, that no time is
| left TO assume an attitude; therefore it may be
advisable to be prepared for the worst the whsle
| time, albeit, the posture may be somewhat IN
convenient.
Thus counsels the Boston Mercantile Journal:
| If we were going to advise in the matter, we
should say-As soon as you have taken your
seat in the car, forget that you are on rail
road-gs to thinking, as hard as you can, about
General Harrison, the Nsrth Eastern boundary,
the Commandment Of Beyrout, the last shst fired
at Louis Philippe, the long-tailed Celestials,
Ali Pasha, Lord Byron, Madame Laaarge, or
| any thing else except your existing situation
keep cool, and trust in Providence
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Of this table the commentator remarks, SGT
saws with iron tongue, Thus far shalt thou go,
but no farther. The system of loans has reach
ed its height. England has the proud boast Gf
boast it may be called of having done that
which no other nation ever did, and probably no
other ever aoM do, paid for thirty years, besides
an annual national expenditure equal in amount,
the interest of eight hundred millions sterling
One thing is certain, the endurance of the peo-
pie must have been beyond ali Estimation
Every father of family, who cares for the well
fare of his children, ought to place this table
over his mantel piece and daily study it, that in
the event of war he may throw his weight in
the scale to prevent any ease-loving ministers
from plunging the next generation into ma
tional bankruptcy, or something worse, by car
FRYING ell the eighth war on the old system"
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STONE WARE.

YHyHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated theui-
M selves in partnership for the purpose OF manu-
featuring STONE WARE under the firm of BRO
THEREON q MORTON, at the old stand, Pitt street,
adjoining Hartford Run.
large supply will be always kept on hand Of very
superior quality. They will still continue manufac-
ture the PERCOLATING FILTERS so well knswn as
the best purifiers of ever invented They hope by
strict attention 10 business merit share OF public ps
tronage. II. w. BROTHERTON,
JUSTUS NORTON,
Baltic. July 9th ls40 diff jys
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john BULBS COMMENT ON HIMsELF.-The
London correspondent of the New York Com
mercial has the following. 1t contains some
strong arguments in favor Of pacific measures:
<sYou will perceive that there is a large deficit
in the revenue. This result, even after the in
crease in excise and customs duties made last
session. does not seem to establish the eXpediency
of going to war. By thew few figures in
this connection show a very startling sum total;
though l dare say you are already familiar
is now to be seen in the shop windows here,
headed, 'ECan we go to war upon the old sys-
emp and from it l take these items:
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NEW CARPETING.

TayHE SUBSCRIBERS have opened this day
u part of their fall supply of Brussels CARPETlNG
stock) makes their ASSORTMENT very complete. Personi
in want will do well to give them CALI
. MCDOWELL & GABLE,
20s BALrMoRs6 TRERT,
an n APIS Opposite NAnnver e.
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We have heard it estimated that as large an
amount as $4,000 was lost and won in this city
and New York, on the result of the recent
election in Pennsylvania The penalties
against betting are, ii would seem, not yet
sufficiently rigid.-PhilQd. paper.
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..sal.zs 2 -,efzs
SH HOES GAPS HATS. BONNETS. SzC.

SHHOAzA59 lSO4t ulE1s
II USE received per latest arrivals,
81 1000 pair mems thick BROGANS
1000 " Kip MONROES
1890 Il Boys thick BR0GANS
1900 +" 60 Kip MUNR0ES
1000 " Youths fine Nuns. and th'k Brogans
1900 Mems " sewed and pegged BOOTS
1900 " " Coarse do do do
5000 " WON fine and coxnmen sew'd & pegd
1000 Misses do do
And large assortment of Chitdren's SHOES,
every description
100 dozen Mems Russa and Fer HATS
100 " +" White and Black Wool do
500 " Fur, Seal, Otter, Nuua, Muskrat, Co
ney and Hair Seal CAPS, men andboys
30 cases Silk, Cotton and Bingham Umbrellas
so doz. Fine Palm Leaf HOODS, with fine
of BONNETS, Shoe Thread, Blseking &c.
and for sale by
PENDEXTER & ALDEN,
No. 24ss Baltimore ST., (sp starirs)
mol IA
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q DIV of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
Just received by G. K TYLER, corner East BaltimoIs
an excellent article for Coughs and sorness Of TILT
Breast.
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lining of apple green satin, and the whole trim
med throughout with rich and handsome Dor
der of apple green and cerise gimp? In the folds
of the lining is formed an elegantly arranged
shape.
So YOU. fair maiden, with that fair, pale brow
and those rich curls kissing the softest cheek in
the world. how would you look in manteau OF
Genoa (blacl) velvet,-the lining OF cerise silk,
the cane orhood of cerise satin; the edge trimmed
with pipings of cerise, white, apple green, and
lavender colored silk, with fringe ends to match
the pipings Methinls such garb beautiful, yet
fancifulewould add charms to, even while it
drew beauty, to thy fairy lovliness.
For you, oh bride nf yesterday-blushing with
CONSCIOUSNESS mid the new delights of welded
life and love for you, we would choose man
tie of more summer hues. Here it Is,-let hum,
to whom thy future years are vowed, let hlm
place it upon thy white and graceful shoulders.
Fancy It of the finest lavender-colOfed cashmere,
lined throughout with cerisc silk, and trimmed
with beautiful border of gimp, lavender and
cerise, the cape or hood lined with cerise satin
How sweetly and delicatcly will the soft hue oil
the cerse harmonise with the blush upon that
| youthful cheek!
Matron!-for you, too, we have becoming
mantle Thou art a wife of but few summers
and thy beauty hath repined and mellowed or
their cruise Even there thou sittest, afraid tc
stir least 1t should waken thy sleeping cherub
we gently cast upon thee this mlnteai OF rich
darn. ruby colored velvet. II is lined with pale
blue silk, with beautiful border of lace anC
white gimp, worked into the velvet 1t is loop
ped on the arms with an elegant cord and tasse
! to match.
A new and comfortable article for winter wear
is the Angola mantle. 1t is made Of light-color
ed Angola cloth, dotted with small spots of la
vender or any thercolor, as fancy dictates
new gipsev plaid cloth has lately been introdu
ced into use for mantles. Pelisses are coming il
wear this winter They are of velvet, silk an
chene The newest color is called Aurora!
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

Cards of two lines onlS SIS per anBum, in advance
DC Tea ttnes or less, make sqHdTe II an adVer-
hsoflen exceeds lines, the price will he IN proper
ton. All advertisements payable at the time oil
their inse except yeares, which payable guar
tery i'm advance. All advertisements ordered III tll
forbid will be charged fifty cents for each subsequent
insertion.
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PILOT AND TRANSCRIPT.
Ia published every morning, Sundays exceped at No
H. Water street, Opposite Cheapside-
TER MS:

WEEKLY PILOT, s.
01F-The "PILOT FOR THE COUNTRY IS a large,
handsome sheet and contains all the interesting po-
ktica and other news, from the DAILY PILOT. 1t is
published on MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS
= The 90 WEEKLY PILOT' also contains all the in
terestiug from the Daily, carefully arranged. 1t
forms Invaluable sheet for binding for future reference
IS the intention of the publisher TO make com
pletC Political Register,
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BALrImORE FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 49, is4o.
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gness will please attesd to the receipt OF TIER good ne
disteiy.r f11f ~ p IT, n hat- rrpss
NEOffAT's vE8GTA BBgii LIVE PILLS AND PHtE
VA MA BuTEks--Tss high sslrsuty which thess excel
10 which the human iras issbs Es mssisr Hrnisr viii
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Prpsrsd and .ed, Aslesal. and retail WA. D. MOI.
y;sss y, r. =. (, Ss- n, :,
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FRENCH CASTERS tssoonRa,ne ,ror ,hiR alti~sr,
{ For sale by BOYD HINCKEN,
q Mil Tontfn< Bc1idiuu.
GfAsS FACTORY FOR SALE.

no BIZ sofb ny AUCTION, BY order 81 Geo Br-r.,os
assignee Of the sslae aud sssss " sehieH,ln wheekr,
MAIDEN lane, New York, on Mosday, the ss,b day
November, ts y. VI O'Clock ~ not previously
psivae the Lease Of kIrS DAY glass MANU-.
FACTORY. OF wich unexer~dat ueiow yearly
Il sQ5o and all III valuable buildings and
furnace Tor gfBry
holss pass sana and aunesing pxsng
roous, smith shop, oss, rblss and other
os ismo'ed sId me and len 'sienee It hs
Also all the vslsAbs toos s.ssls, ssa m~s
yss assd IN N, 81 Flint G~4s nelyi'os ts.rs
brisxs Clay ssy csp ssnd srlds
p~s,ssa sa.ehs. sesws, snvs
AMI sept iron pet, ysgo Nd sevty, other artelea
tAs sshks of Ne Eat River TIE Td
for rneds-ts srasrop; b esred nj eo~ssvey
small favorable sSoortupliy
dfss Or to cbmpshy f6r enbsyAs in u,enxfsesre
PLAT Os~s ,h~s sss being sss6 ols FsktosY VI op-rs
ssvers housss ereesed with the spare materials On
the add Mr Wheeler who allowed be
wosh eonSst~pe Manufacture ntke Hntes Statss 10 N.
spot resdy 70 take the rrsnag sment OF the works.
nhsr psvtsvl say 70 she sassgH~e OF NJ his see
NJ o. HULL, las Maiden a,en A. ~, 1tSSlt~r
III Sscc Nsrisss srssss v.ry su,s,,o,i srsa'1'f
iaa 1900 1000 I n,n sS.i.s's. ~ r. u'f'-"7
l,s 80 1919 49, .:-'r-si ..,y '~ssr~s sea
ifs,sos Trzbaeo, and Cancpes,do do
Foe sHBs In lots s~st pute hrperssby a - gL.t'
PfCABtA u MANZANEDO,
VS. - ''t1s1 '1N' Ne. ssIsssrfy ~. ass~ Nassau
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