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PILOT & TRANSCRIPT.
THURsDAY, NOVEMBER %.
MASSACHUSETTS.

Cotton Manu- faetwres Of Massachusetts.
The following statistics of the Cotton Manufac-
lures Of Massachusetts, are compiled from docu-
ment Just issued BY the Valuation Committee Of
that Comm onwealth:
SufoIk-Onc cotton factory with 1900 SPIN
dies, seven iron works and one glass factory.
Esser.-Eight and three fourths cotton factor
les, with 1882 spindles; 10 woollen factories
with 29, O7O spindles, 3 paper mills, card fac
tory.
NIiddlessr-Forty cotton factories with 1922
sos spindIes, 20 woollen factories with 1885
spindles, Is paper mills, card factories, IL slit
ting mills and mill machines, iron works,
glass factory.
Worcester.- Eighty-four and half cotton
factories with l36,S57 sPindles, 644 woollen
factories with 49, $50 spindlcs, IA paper mills, 10
card factories, 10 iron works, SC.
Hanlpshire.-Seven cotton factories with SAT /
spindles, 90 wool!en factories with 1864 sPindles
paper mills, card factory.
Hamden.-Tw enty-three cotton factories, with
94,63S spiadles, 9 woollen factories with 2sl4
spindles, paper mills, card factories, 7 iron
works, SC.
FrunkIin-Five cotton factories with 1878
spindles, II woollsn factories with 1854 spindles
6 iron works.
Berkshire. -Twenty-eigh cotton factories
with "a, 1875 spindles, rs woollen factories with
1O,479 spindles, 20 paper mills, IA iron works.
.Norfok.-Ferty-si&c cotton factories with 2s,-
$40 spindles, Is woollen factories with 1889
spindles, 164 paper mills, SO Sitting mills and
nail machines, l6 iron works, glass factory.
Bristot.-Fifty-two cotton factories 96,972
spindlss, IL weollen factories with 600 spindles,
IA paper mills, ID card factories, 1862 Sitting mills
and nail machines, II iron works, &c.
Plymouth. Fourteen and half cotton fac
tories with II, Isl spindles, woollen factories
with 1862 spindles, paper mills, 235 Sitting
mills and nail machines, 8 iron works, SC.
Bdrrsta5le.-One cotton factory With 46S
spindles, 2 woollen factories with $50 spindles,
slittiag mills, 2 glass factories, Sc.-.M Y.
COu
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NEW WORK.
ASSESSORS VALUE OF REAL ESTATE
INTHE CITY OF NEW YORK.

THE ALMoND.-A horticulturist in New Y ork
MIR. NoNEs, has gone largely into the culture o.
the Languedoc Almond, the best variety of this
fruit raised in France. He has raised in the vi
Ginity of New York city this year, 10000 of
these trees, many of which are five feet high,
having made most luxuriant growth. He is
confident thu trees will prove perfectly hardy
and on the third season will yield fruit album
dainty. If so, the Almond may hereafter be-
como an important item of culture, and its i'm
port from Europe be materially decreased.
REWARD OF INGENUITY.-Mr. Burden, of the
Troy Iron Works, invented last fall Ingeni-
ous and valuable piece of nashinery for COM
pressing and giving form to the ball iron, as it
comes glowing from the furnace. 1t is intended
as a substitute for trip-hammers and does its
work instantly. Itpossesses immense value, both
as labor-saving machine and because it ac-
complishes its work with such neatness and ra-
pidity. As yet, only one of these machines has
been erected in this country. Contracts are
now making by Mr., Burden to supply other iron
establishments. But the best of it is, the inven-
tor sold the Patent right for Scotland alone, for
S25, 600! That's doing the thing handsomely
Troy Mail.
LAUGH OF THE RUSSIAN STEAMER.-The steam
ship of 049 tons burthen, built expressly for his
imperial Majesty, the Emperor Nicholas, of
Russia-we love to be partieular-will be laun-
ched from Browns ship yard, East River, foot
ofTenth street, this morning at nine o'clock. 1t
will, no doubt, be sight worth seeing; and,
therefore, we shall endeavor to obtain the parti-
culars of this highly interesting launch, for the
especial benefit of such of our readers who were
unable to witness it.-DemocrGtic Press.
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From the Philadelphia Ledger.
HOUCKsS oANACEA

A sTRATAGEM.-rhe principal proprietor of one OF
the most extensive of the patent medicine manufac
ries is in this city, and has been here for week
wo we believes for the purpose Of insttuting prose-
cutions against some of the smaller dealers, who, is
alleged, have nfnsed upsn the patent right owned by
the former. In pursuance of his design, this person
(Mr. Houek, inventor of Houcks Panacea, ~ entered
suit before the United States authorities, who, OF
course, alone have cognzance of the infringement of
patents, and the Deputy Marshal of this district Mr.
Thomas SMELL was charged with the serving 0fihe
wrts consequent upon the process of law He called
several times at the establishment of of the prose-
cuted venders and invariably received for answer from
OF the apprentices expressing adesire the
proprietor, that he was 'no in town." Believing that
this not the case, and that the vender the elias
sicallanguage of the age, smelt rat sent friend
of his TO buy some pills. This the drgge-
ry, and made inquiry as 10 their price by the switch
inquiry, being made in pretty loud tone of voice
brought out from snug back room, all Smiles the pro-
pnetor. He inquired what quantity the gentleman
wanted. The gentleman" was chewing, and sought
the door to avoid the sptte in his mouth. This was
the concerted signal to the awaiting Deputy Marshal,
and So without more ado, he stepped in and secured
qis man. al
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PENNsYLyANIA.

GEM. HUGH MERcER.-The remains of Cen
eral Hueu MERCER, OF the Revolutionary Army,
who fell at the battle of Princeton on the Sd
January TIT, are to be removed to the cemete-
nv at Laurel Hill, near Philadelphia, on Thurs
day where an elegant monument is to be erected
to his memory by the st. Andrews Society of
that city. The military will be in attendance,
and an address will be deliveredby w. B. REED
Esq. The monument will have for one OF its
inscriptions
The
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY
of Philadelphia.
Offer this humble Tribute
To the memory of
An Illustrious
BROTHER
tsWhen grateful posterity shall bid the trop-
hied memorial rise to the martyrs who sealed
with their blood the charter of an Empires lib
critics, there shall not be wanting monument tc
him whom
WASHINGTON
Mourned as the worthy and brave
MERCER"
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS WHOM H MA CON~
N GERM hereby required to take notice that the
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginia,
which, belonging to james Swan of Boston, on the 10th
dag OF August, 1880, amounting to two million five
hundred and itytwo thousand three hundred and four
& three quarter acres that day. bya Decd dated
at Paris in France, conveyed to Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia, fee simple, and have since been con-
veyed TO me- for the United States American
Land Company, and that !, apd l 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 said lands any of them; and all per,
sons are especially notified to purchase rent, lease,
otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not TO purchase of z. Dumas, Jr who
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
tors of Swan, under act of the Legislature OF Viz
gInia or of one Dumnrghue, any other person pre-
tending to act for, the behalf OF the said Dumas OF
tie creditors ofthe said Swan
These lands win BE- sold. rented leased on advana-
geous terms They altered through the State OF
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing to
puchase rent Lease any part of them are requested
TO address me, postage paid, At Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN,
iy24 dly Tristee y. s. A. Land Company
IG3-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexing
ton KY, will please inert this week for three
months and forward their accounts to this Office
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HOUCK,S PANACEA COUNTER.
* EEITED.

u
A SENSE Of duty TO myself as well rs TO the pub
n lie, induces me to stnte that my Panacea has been
counterteited to considerable extent and that large
quantities of il have been sold in New York, Philadel
phia and Ptsburg. The bottles containing the med-
cine as well the stefeotyped bills which each
bottle has been neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in connterfeng them, that il is difficult 10 de-
tect them, and which indeed alone be done by a
critical examination. As to the spurious Panacea, IL is
most wretched and deeterious compound, calculat.
ed to do as doubtless has done, great injury the
constitutions of those who may be so unfortunate to
use IT, Ii There be any thing within tho range of human
action more immoral or wicked than another, il is
where an unprncipled being jeopards the health and
lives of his fellow creatures as in the present instance,
for filthy ucre, and palms upon them genuine medi-
cine Of universal reputation for its sanave quality,
most villanous counterfeit whose constituent proper
ties, instead Of possessing the power of curing tend only
20 deceive and blight the hopes ofthe invalid, If not per-
nanently to destroy hi health
Having discovered the author and agents in this inju
rous fraud upon the public, well as upon my own in
erests and being Influenced BY sincere desEe to pu-
nlsh the aggression Of the ormer, and throw the pane
PITY Of protection arosnd the LATTER caused some weeks
since suits to be instituted in The u. States Court for
Phladephia, sssinst the parties concerned in this ne
no afhir regular reports Of which when adjudicated,
wal DO pubihed foE the puhiic information, and 70
the unppcpssd ezainsf The danger of depredang upoa
the rishtof osiasgs sad Of Pe<ling hsman heahh.
RI n JACOB HOvcxs
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WAGNER RUN OFF,
WITH A LOAD or DRY GOODS.
R100 REWARD

For me apprehension Of the Wago1er and recorery Of
he Goods OF Three Hundred Dollars Tet00Ta for TIE
Goods alone.
A WAGNER, who signed his receipt "JoFfN
IN McGUYER,'' of Allegheny County, Pa. tno doubt
false name and false Tesdenee,) loaded at Joseph
TAYLOR Sons, Baltimore. the 24th Of September,
for Robert Hnztett, ZGaesriIe Ohio but has not deli
veied his load Said Wagner is man abont feet 10
inches in height red face, and bad PennsyiVanla wa
gOn " it'll five horses. His load consisted Ok
Boxes, weighing 800, ABS, 500, 300, $50, %, 80,
Crate g 7l9. Trunks, weighing y, %,
Is5, DIS, 245, as, %, 50,
IL Bales, 1856, 80, 245, 245, Jas, 10
And contained. among Rat variety of other goods,
the following, viz:-Black and colOred French Men
naes black and colOred plain and figured SKIS suk
Gloves; Rbbons figured Blonde; black SILK Lace Cot-
ton and Linen Edeings; neede-wnTked CoAaTS; MACK
Silk Velvet chanseable oOlored Silks; piece black In
dia SatiA Pongees; Lutesrng Cravats; Mouselane DE
Lame Shawls and Handkerchief Swiss and Muslin
Eighgs and IDserinss; Null do do white Satin; pink
blue and white Florence; sewing Silks; fancy Prints
scarlet and yellow FlaHnels brown Drilngs; I1ckmgs
figured red Fannel black Ioh; do ribbed Case lmeres
Satinetts various coIoTs KENTUCKY Jeans; Canton Elan
nes; bleachsd Mushns; fancy Wooen ShawIsi ce4oFed
Canibrcs; black NolaT and Lambs wool Hosa; mixed
do Saxony Yarn, white, bus mixed and Scarel cloud
ed 500 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos g, and 10, Guhord fac
toty made BY james Owings, Of Baltimore; Carpet
Chain red green yellow, purple, black and blue eossrs
bag Candle w ck; bales Cotton Laps; bale bSoiRn
Sheetings crate of QueenswaIe; Coaey, spanish and
Muskrat Caps; men and boys' Sillet and C1oh Caps
Florence Brad Bonnets viii great variety Of 0ueT
articles.
The above reward will be given upon Application 70
either of the Undersigned.
ROBERT HAZLET'T, ZanesylIe.
JOSEPH TAYLOR & son, Baltimore
KNOX, LLOYD s. co. WhesiHs
ATWOOD, JONES & co. Pittsburgh
SAMUEL HAZLETT, Washington
October, 1870. no l6
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MARYLAND.

CouNrERrRIr.-A new counterfeit made
lis appearance yesterday in the shape of fifty
dollar note on the HagsrstosSs Bank. The
Mate (which is new, and entirely different from
the present issue) is certainly genuine one,
and there is no doubt that either the plate, OF
inuressions from IT, have been stolen. The
engraving of every part Of the note is executed
in the most mastery style. andpurports to have
been done by Underwood, Bald, Spencer and
Hufty, Philadelphia The note before US L
dated 4th May. 1910, Letter A. N. 81, and i
aigned Ellie Beatty, Cashier, and FIN. Heyser
President. The signatures are eountsrfeits, ant
it is proper TO remark that Mr.. Hayssr has seeI
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the
IN subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Coart
of Baltimore county, in the State of Maryland letters Of
administration with the will annexed The PERSONAL
estate of Nicholas Myers, late of the city of Bamsfe
deceased. All persons having claims against Tie estate
of the said deceased hereby warned to present the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated TO
the subscribers on or before the FIRST day of February
lS4l otherwise they may be excluded from all beneH
from said estate. All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to make payment without delay n eetEet OIL
the subscribers.
Given under our hands this e1h aay ct July, 1910.
JOHN GLENN,
VIM. II. COLLINS,
Administrators with the VIII annexed,
iveav4 Nicholas Mvcts-
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SHIPPING RECORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER %, 1870.
CLEARED.

CLEARED,
Schr Alice Pendegras,, Creighton, Richmond
Schr Perry Spencer, Creighton, Norfolk and Peters
burg: Missouri, Krwan, do DO.
Br schr PetreI, Mortimer, Liverpool, Ms.
Schr Emily, Coffey, Yorktown.
ARRIVED.
Brig Jane, Fitzgerald, FIN Savannah.
Schr Mandarin, Walter, FIN Charleston
Schr Margaret Ann, Stocknanl, fin Havre de Grace.
sooP Gutter, Emerson, I'm philadelphia
Schr FinancieT, Sargent, I'm Portland.
Schr Melville, Mitchell, fnl Havre de Grace.
Schr Mary Ann & Amanda, Carey, fin Havre de
Grace.
sAILED-Brcmen barque Anna, Kortlang, for Bre-
Inen Brig Eleanor, JONES' Savannah; schr Gen Cobb,
Cobb, Newport R. |. and others.
BELOW--A schr supposed the Peruvian, FIN North
Carolina
Ship Merchant, Murphy of Baltimore, was loading
Wampoa Odd June.
Ship Prince Albert Michane, for Baltimore, cleared
at Newport (Wales) 18th instant.
ship Humphrey, Hilbert, for Baltimore, sailed from
Helyoet 3lsI ult.
Ship Active, Beard, from Baltimore, arrived in the
Texel Sd instant.
At 4evoet Isl instant, ships Potomac, Cochis; srgs
1rau5e and Helena, all fin Baltimore.
Ship Covington, Hale, fin BALTIMORE arr at Charles
ton 2lSt inst.
Br. briggs Arethusa, Card, and VIM BootlIby, Coch-
ran, fin Baltimore, at 81 John, NIB, the former 9TH,
and The latter 18th instant.
Brig Sarah, Gavet, OF Baltimore, FIN Bordeaux for N.
York, was spoken lSfA instant, LAT 3s IS, lon "a.
schr Shetland Cahoon, for Baltimore, cid at Boston
2lst inst
Schr Francis, Stockbridge, and Neptune, Knowles,
flu Baltimore arrived at Boston 22d instant.
Schr Thaddcus, Willis, tn Baltimore, arr at New
York oath inst.
Schrs Hannibal, Newbury, and Souiherner, Conklin,
for Baltimore, cleared at New York 24th instant.
Scir Thomas Hooper, Creighton, Of Baltimore FIN
Mobile, arr at New York a3d inst.
schr North Star, FIN Baltimore, at Portsmouth,
NH. 2lst inst.
Scr Madison, Potter, I'm Baltimore az Nantucket
18th inst.
s;chr Franklin, fin Baltimore for Eewburyport,
spoken 2ls instant in lat D 30, Ion 20, with loss of
deck load and boats. i.@
HYANNIs, Nov aO--In port, schr Zephyr, FIN Bos
ton, for Baltimore.
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WILLIAM LUSBY,

ri Pr Q # 4 Mt 7 NIL ms
No. 7 South street, 5 doors from baltimore 81
NJ RSPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
Ia lie that he has received BY the latest arrivals,
handsome GOOD, which together with ms
fovner stock will make his assortment complete, wnies
he Is procured to make up order IN TIE most approved
styIe on the most reasonable terms and al me shortest
noce He returns his sincere thanks to his trends ana
the publie for their liberal patronage, and assures em
unss ~ ~! $500 w. oc29-da
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HDEREMPTORY CHANCERY SALE OF
Il HIGHLY VALUABLE PRoPBRTY-A GBgGs-
pOrtunity for specuIating in Baltimore City Real Esa
By virtue of decree Of Baltimore County Court Gse
undersigned will sell by auction at the Exchange, -
the city of Baltimore, on MONDAY, The Goth Nov
Der instant at O'Clock, P. M,
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, lying g.
Monument and French streets, ia the city Of BalS-
more, described az follows
Beginning on the south side of Monument street ss
point distant lib feet inches Of Constitution ST.
thence running eastwardly en- Monument street fear
hundred and niReIeen feet seven inches, with
rage depth of about two hundred feet.
The front French street is about three huadpsd
feet, with depth of abou; l50 feet.
This properly has upon it forty small Dwellings, AID
a capital Mansion House, with Ice Houses and other
convehences-a portion Of it Is subject to grosEA
rent which the Trustee will explain to any one desio
OF buying.
A plat of this property may be seen at aay time 81
application TO the Trustee.
This property comprises two or three acres of land n
the heart of the city Of Baltimore Il binds MoHz-
ment street, fine large avenue leading east from the
Washington Monument to the city Line, and which NUT
become of the finest streets OF city. Through
il and part fins property now laid the rails Of the
Susquehanna Railroad.
The title tothis property shall be entirely satisfactory
70 the purchaser.
This property is sold at the risk Of the late pzS-
chaser, and win be positively sold TO the hignast
| bidder.
The terms of sale prescribed blythe decree oae
fourth in cash, and the residue ia six, twelve and ea
teea months, witt! interest FoT the credit paynenas
| nl6eodts JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
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dead for upwards Of Two years We are not
aware that the Hagerstown Bank has yet is
sued any notes Of this new plate, and II would
therefore be the surest way to avoid imposition,
TO refuse them ogether.-Balto american.
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"TANrED.-A Young Man w4to has consider
w able experience in business is DESTROYS OF ootah-
ing stHaOn in whoesaLe grocery. four or eoiamis-
sion hetsr, where he could make himself seDeTafy use
fsl He W0uld rot object taking sarge OF acounuy
store, goiag 10 any pan Of the United states IN e
caDacity Of agent collector, or clerk The most I'M
excepuonae reference given, 10 eharac apsblty
sc. Fer further informalioh apply 70 Lewis .scoh s
Office, No. 2 West Fayette 81. Basement OF the CIV
Hotel. &C IA
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STTUATION WANTED.

STU AIIUN " AN IEDs
WDY Young Man, as assistant cserk m Grocery,
ID Flour Commission StsFe, Bar keeper. OK any other
situation wheF he eosld make himself useful 10 nus
employer. Good recommendations viii be gwen m
regard to character, sc. Apply 70 -.
LEWIS F. SCOTT,
No. West Fayette Street, basement story Of BaTne7s
City HOTEL General Lntellieence, Afsacy, and BfoxeFs
once, Old Establishment
NJ I2d4f
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VALUABLE BALTIMORE 81. PRO
PERTY-By virtue of several desSees of BatEf
more CouHty Court, sitting Court OF Equity, Eze
undersigned as Trustee will, on SATURDAY, Ssh De-
cember next at O'Clock p. NJ. at the Exchange o6eT
for sale the following described property that is 70 say
all that piece parcel of ground lying in the city ~
courses and distances following, 10 wit :-BeginBag
for the same on the line of the nSFth side Of Baltimore
with the west side of Gay street, and runns
thence westerly bounding Baltimore sireet20 feet
thence norherly parallel with Gay street % feetthesse
eastwardly parallel with Baltimore street, % feet
thence by straight line to the beginning.
The terms of sale are one fourth cash the ranhea
ton of the sae-the remainder at six, twelve, asd
eighteen monrs with interest from the day of sale upon
the whole, the three last iBstalmeats to be secured by
endorsed negotiable notes. approved BY the Trustees
JOHN GLENN,
HUGH DAVEY EVANS,
MA 9awts Trustees
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N5tRESEi INSPECTED HERRINGS-70O
II bbls. Susquehanna Hefiings, of very superio
qualify inspecting on Pratt street wharf, for sale
Io.g from the wharf SELLMAN & CROOK,
oil d4t Corner of South and Pratt sire ste
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TLORIDA.
FLORIDA.
The Savannah Republican ofthe 10th Nov
ember has the following;


The Savannah Republican ofthe Goth Nov
ember has the following;
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.
We have been kindly permitted to read let
ter from an officer ofthe army in Florida, wmch
states that the armistice is broken up, no
arrangements having been entered into be-
tween the commanding General and the Chiefs
who proposed to treat with hims
Some 40 of the indians were present at Fort
King. on the night the l4th inst, but on the
next morning they had all decamPed. The Sth
Regiment U. S. Infantry, (Col. WoRTH) was
in hot pursuit of the enemy.
The delegation from Arkansas were still with
the army. We shall doubtless receive the
particulars from our correspondent by the next
boat from Florida.
General ARMtsTEAD has Issued an order,
requiring the troops to resume hostilities.
MEXICO.
Vera Cruz dates to the 9th ulf, are con-
tanned in our Havana papers. Under date of
the goth September, at Tampico, it is stated,
that the Federalists, under Canales, after hav-
ing captured Linares and Villagarran, towns
on the borders of Tamaulipas and New Leon,
compelled the inhabitants to come out against
the Central Government, and also to yield
heavy contributions ofmoney, arms and horses,
for the support of the Federal cause. 1t
was believed, that Gen. Rvas who was fortify-
ng Victoria, would take early steps to punish
he marauders.
A letter from Gen. Arista, dated the 18th of
September, at the town of Victoria, addressed
to the commandant of Vera Cruz, says the So
called Federalists, having qHarreled among
themselves, had separated, one party proceed
ing towards the town of Iona Prieta and the
other, under Canales, having made its way
north Gen. Reyes, with his cavalry and
scouts, was IN hot pursuit., and entertained hopes
of overtaking the traitors before they should be
able to reach the woods.-N. 0. Commercial
Bulletin of The 18th inst.
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WMAIEDIATELY, % to 30 good House Servants
of good character of both sexes, from - TO p years
Of age slaves for life for very extensive Hoe N the
city Of New Orleans where they viii be wei treated,
ard references will DO given il required, that they are
expressly fortle geneinans own use, and not i spec
ulaton and fair cash pnce will be gwen on aPPlcsnon
10 LEWIS F. SC0TTI 8 General slave agency ulu
negligence office No West Faystte street, basement
q BarnuTnN Hotel aoo
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SHOE STORE
SFfUE bEUtEs
szRR sssEa -

flames HAEOF1, respectfully informs his friends
e. and the public, that he has removed from south st.
to that old stand, No. 10, LEXINGTON STREET. near Eu-
taw, formerly occupied by Mr. r. Newton,) where he
will keep on hand full and complete assortment o.
BOOTS, SHOES and CAPS, and VIII be happy 10 serve
his customers Having none but the best OF journey
in his employ his work. cannot fail to please He
invites persons wanting good Shoes to give h'm CALI
where they Will De served upon tic moot aseornesat-
ing terms. noG