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the perfect quiet with which the country has
submitted at this moment, after passing through
such revolution, is the best practical commen-
tary on the value of free institutions, and ought
n satisfy tl,e people and the kings of Europe, OF
Inc capaciiy OF educated INSTRUMENTATION
comm ties for self-governinent. 9Th. That ii
the people of Europe not convinced OF these
views and principles from the facts exhibited, we,
the people of the United Statesy II the former
meet us halfway across the Atlantic, will lick
these arguments into their thick heads-Or il that
can't be doae, well lick their dirty jackets for
them, which will be much the same thing, and
CONVINCE them of semethng-and no mistake
So, pipers, play up "Yankee Doodle"
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THE RAIL-RoAD,-We are happy to be in
formed, By the President Of the Company, H. B..
Gibson, Esq, that the Auburn and Rochester
Railroad Is 10 be completed in another season.
A powerful impulse has been given to this i'm
portant undertaking, by the circumstance that a
number of capitalists in Providence, Boston,
and Salem, of great wealth and responsibility,
have recently purchased 100000 OF the stock,
as a permanent Investment And the Direct
ors, at late meeting IN this town, determined
to complete the contracts through the whole
line, intending TO have the road finished and
opened as far as Geneva by the first OF July, and
TO Auburn by the first of November next Ca
standGigtn Repository .
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Aggregate, De-, 10, o9l


BY this table it will be seen, that, in a con
tested election in one Of the states, the votes
stood in New Hampshire as to 6, while some3
as in Rhode Island, stood as to 30. 1t cannot
be supposed for moment, that Rhode Island, or
the other states, stood SO deficient, as compared
with New Hampshire, in male white inhabitants
over Fl years Of age, as the returns would indi-
cate. Yet if all the states had taken the same
ratio of voters to the population, the actual num
Der taken in 1928, would have been nearly
100000, instead of 1000, 900, and little over
The ratios in the table indicate the state of the
political excitement, and the actual voters in
each. a rs ISL " &,
OF the official returns of the recent election,
we have yet only few--but tlese few indicate
that greater excitement has existed during the
present year, than ever there did on any former
occasion in the United States 1t is fortunate
coincidence, too, that the census of the United
States should have taken place this year. At
present, however, we can only give the follow
ing official results of the census Of the popula-
ton, and the actual popular votes taken in the
several cities and counties indicated:-
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M ELDaJpcC-The Philadelphia T

DIR. ELDRDGE.-The Philadelphia L
speaking of DIR. Eldridge's case, says: " We
are told that the lady to whom he was betrothed,
nothing dismayed by the power and influence OF
bis enemies, nothing altered by the number or
Nervousness OF the crimes charged against him,
still loves him with all that intensity Of aifec-
ton for which woman is remarkable, and which
nothing but woman could feel for disgraced,
however innocent individual; and intends, the
moment he is free from his prosecutors, to unite
her fortunes with bis own, despite the trOwns OF
a cold calculating world, in order to show her
full, implicit and undiminished confidence in
his integrity"
The New York Tattler, in remarking upon
this, saws: awe believe il will be exceedingly
difficult to convict this man; and we know that
New York jury would hardly do it, upon such
testimony as we have seen advanced. The case
Of Redmond, tried some years since in this city,
is too familiar--or, at least, its principal fea-
lures are too well recollected. Upon the posi-
tive oath of hank clerk, to his identity with
the person who offered a forged check, he was,
among other e, idence, convicted and sentenced.
He went to the penitentiary; and after this dis
grace had been inflicted upon him, it was posi-
lively ascertained that he was not the criminal.
It is hard thing for man to swear TO the face
of comparative or entire stranger, whom he
has seen once even oftener across a counter
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Aggegate. ....... aa5,O77

From these elements we can cast guess at
the probable fats hereafter to be collected. II
the whole population of the country be estimated
at 16,000,0OO, and If the political excitement
has pervaded the rest of the country as much as
in these cities and counties, it will show that
$500, 600 votes have been actually taken at the
recent election. Yet, with this immense vote,
we are prepared to prove that nearly halfa mil
lion Of actual, legal ooteTs, haze not visited the
polls. How is this to be done? In the city OF
New York, according to the returns already pub
lished in the Herald, it appears that there are
nearly 76, VO0 white male persons. over FL years
of age. Now, if we allow $4,000 of these
white male persons for aliens, straAgers, and
visitors, not entitled to vote, there remains
900 actual voters in this city, for 1910, while
the number of those who were actually polled
only amount to 1887. f9fla 7ai ~
II will be seen from these facts, therefore, that
in spite of the high political excitement here,
and certainly it was as high here as in any per-
ton of the country, there were nearly 1900 le-
gal voters who did not visit the polls at alltools
no interest in the contest-cared moth ng for
either party-and were perfectly Indifferent whe-
Their MIR. Van Buren, or Gen. Harrison governed
the country. @+}b
What, then, are our conclusions? They are
these:-Ist. That from 800, 600 to SOC, 900 Of le-
gal voters did not so to the polls at all. End.
That on no former occasion has there ever been
more than two-thirls of the legal votes polled in
this country. Sd. That every general admins
tration OF the United States has been elected by
a minority Of the whole people entitled to vote.
4th. That in . republican country, there Is from
one-fourth to onc-haH of the population, that
care nothing about what particular persons or
psrty govern the nation, provided they do net
behave too badly, or steal too much OF the public
money. 5th. That no man, no party, no faction,
can continue toe kai 10 act in the United States
contrary to tho wishcs of the great ntass Of tic
people,, without rousing the ele=nsnts Sf Hsasp-
iutiofi 1t the ballot =hox. 9Th. That tha peuple
81 THIS country feel they possess power, 20 be
exercised wheneyes IT, please, to correct the
errors Of bad govsrnn,ei.,,a nd put out Of offic
that the very CONSEQUENCES OF possessing sccll
power frequently makes us sabn,t to evils wis
great pziience and good au3nor 9TH. That the
recent political excitement 10 'hree ycars--th.
nomination and election Of Gea arrison--a and
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MARRIED,

On the 3lst August, by the Rev. MIR. Steel SAMUEL,
NJ. LINZEY to MARY ANN WALK Err ell of this city
On the I7th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Damphoux,
Henry EBERH ABT to Miss ELIZABETH A. PO-
TEE. all of this city.
On the nth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Nadall, ALEX.
ROBINSON, OF Virginia, Miss ANNA M., third
daughter of Mr.. Geo. Appod, of this city.
On the 10Th instant by the Rev. E. Dunn, CHARLES
LOW TO Miss ELIZABETH JONES both Of this city.
At FIavIe de Grace the 10Th inst. WASHINGTON
r. CHEW to Miss MARY c. BOYD, both of that place
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SHIPPING RE G o r ID.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER 10, ls4O
. CLEARED. H1f
Sandman brig New Penguin, Cappa, Gibraltar.
ARRIVEna-- s4..

CLEARED. hIl
Sandman brig New Penguin, Cappa, Gibraltar
- ARRIVED. = 7 Lg
Sehr Lewis Spicer, Mott, FIN New York.
Schr Providence. Spedden, I'm Havrs de Grace.
Scbr Olive Branch, Mitchell, FIN Hayre de Grace. r.
Schr Mary Jane. TomIinson, fin IIavre de Grace.
eampacket Jewess, Holmes, I'm Norfolk. Reports
off smiths Point full rugged brig; of Ever Point brig;
off Sharps Island barque bound up.
1.s ARRIVED IN HAMILTON ROADS.
Barque Ma v, Clark, from Rio de Janeir0 I.eft 23d
Sept ship Edwin Robinson, fun Boston barque Rosal-
ba Spencer fin New York; brigs Harriet Brainard,
Nickersen, FIN st Cathanes; Sadana Hubbs, I'm Balt-
more; FERN, Sands, from Baltimore. The Daniel
Webster and the Harriet Brainafd sailed on a5th Sept,
ard the Hortens !, for Baltimore the 3d. and the
Montague for New Orleans. The U ship Marion arr
ON the lii from BueRss Ayres reported Lavalle be
within ninety miles of the city aided by the French but
the general opinion was that Rosas would be victorious.
Spoke Oct 20, brig Scion, IS days from Rio, bound TO
Baltimore, in lat Is, long. %. Fa}
Brig Julia & Helen Bartlett, from Baltimore, arr at
New Orleans 10Th instant.
Brig Victor, Whippe, for Baltimore, cid at Boston
schr Mary Wks, speight, fun Baltimore, arrived at
ST Marks, (Fa.) 5th instant. M ia
schf Callao, Coleawyrthy, for Baltimore, cid at
s'.hrs Pantaioon, Webster, and james Conner,
Trifprd arrived at Mobile Iith inst. as 5sti !
cfr Levin Jones, Williams, of Baltimore, arrived Pt
New Orleans from st Marks 10th instant.
schr Guatemala Packet, of Baltimore, sailed from
Truxiio for 0tnea on the 10th ult.
Schrs Conner, Lapwihg and Magnet, from BALTIMORE
schrs Stevens and Valiant, finn Baltimore, arr at
sIoao spiendid, Pond for Baltimore saed I'm Bristol,
r. l. I4ih inst.
sAippreck.-The Br brig Transcendant, Butler, from
Jamaica for Batnofe was stranded on the Coorados
o.s ,he 18th inst Tho captain and crew took 20 the
boat and were picked ap BY the sclr Poll and arrived
az Havaaa On the 18Th. ss..,s S II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. is--Arr schooner Gen.
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SNow.-Early yesterday morning it common
ced showing here, and continued, uninterrupted
ly, through the day. IL the air had been colder,
so as to have prevented the snow from melting
rapidly, the ground, by night, would have been
covered to the depth Of twelve fourteen inches.
As it was, the snow was FIVE or six inches deep.
It was still falling when our paper went TO press
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NfTED 70 I5URCHAsE

EAIuEDIATIcLY,2 20 to 80 good House Servants
Il of good character, of beth sexes, from - I" p year,
OF age slaves for life, for very extensive lioie al ne
city Of New Orleans where they viii be well reHte9
and rcferene es will be given il required, thai th are
expressly for the geRtIema rs own Use, ana M" for spec
H!ao, and fair cash prize viii be gwen on apicauon
N Ra5,un's Ilotel aus
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GTTUATION WAHTED-By yoa ma.
- who can come highly Teen4nmenasd, either as
Porter in a Grocery, Fi0ur or Commission Store
Waiter or Barkeeper any other respectable labor
ing work where he can make himself usefh4 TO his en-
plOyer-and wosd have 40 objection TO go " te eo~A
or West-GoOd Recommendations will bs given in re
gard to character, &c. Apply to LEWIS f. sCOfTf's
General Intelligence and Agency Office, Old Establish
Hotel se9c
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WNTANTED.-A Yanng Man who has roHsldsF-
Wv able experience in business; is DESTROYS OF ODtai
ing a situation in wholesale grocery, q, ur, cosaniis
sion hnise where ne eoold lake himself generally use
full. lie wOId object taking GSaTge OF country
store, going any pa of the United States 30 ue
capacity 0f agent, solicitor, clerk. The most I'M
exeepuOnabe reference giveHa TO character caPabty,
Sc For further information, apply 20 Lewis scOtt's
Office No. 2 West Fayette st. Basement Of the City
Hotel oc IA.
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MISSISSIPPI,

The returns as far as received, indicate that
the Wings have carried the State.
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PENNsYLVANIA.

Gov. PORTER has issued his official proclama-
ton announcing the election OF the Wing Ei0e-
toral ticket
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WCRTITY 0F NOIICE.

uNOR 81 a<Kl.-A Hack GIRL, Is years OF age, 60
= serve W ii. - il IS v ais of age She Is Wen
Arwn and agood Aoi E want. For further particu
iars apply to =. 4. pTrf's Old Slave A sency anu
.ntelhs ance offer, 1a,~ aren't City Hotel. ecSs
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ALABAMA.
TENNEsSEE.

There is considerable WING gain. The re
suit is doubtful.
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WuLIAM LUSBY.

p NJ r K z II AN \ IIUh,
No. z South street, doors from baltimore 81
n y ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the put
b q lie, that he has received by the latest arrivals, a
handsome assortment ofG0ODS, which, together with his
former stock, will make his assortment complete, which
he is prepared to make up order in the most approved
stve on The most reasonable and at the shortest
notice He returns his sincere thanks TO his friends and
the public for their liberal patronage and assures then
that no exeTtion his part will he spared to give gent
- satisfaction oc29 d3
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sTT'UATTON WANTED.


10y Young Man, as assistant clerk IN Grocery,
Id Flour, Commission Stsre, Bar keeper or any Other
situation wheEe he could make himself useful TO his
employer. Good recommendations will be given in
regard TO character, &c. Apply to
LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
No. West Faystte Street, basement story OF PansE- .
CITY HOTEL GsaeFa intelligence Agency, aad Broker .
Office, Old EslablIEhmons
nc I2d4t
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HOUCK>S PANACEiA COUNFEEs-
IL

TO THE RUbtstC. r. r. ~. Il
A SENSE ofduty TO myself as vol ~ fh9 20
N he, induces me to state that nay Panacea has sa
cOunterfeited TO considerable extent, and fhzs hs
quantities Of il have been sold In New YoYk, Pitades
pnia and ittsbsTs The botties containing the a5ezf
cine as well as the steTeOtyPed bills Which eaGB
bottle, has been so neatly and closely copi By ttSaAe
engaged in counterfeiiins them, that s diieUs d.
tset Them and which indeed alone be done hy
critical examination. As to the spurious Panacea So
most wretched and deleteri0us compound, eaIeszzz-
cd to do as il doubtless has done, great injury 10 ~
constitutions of those who may be info tinate asea
use il. Ifthere be any thing within the range of huH
action rnure immoral or wicked than another, il -
where an unpnncpleA being ieopards tho health aHa
lives of his fellow crsaTes IN pie present Instances
,T filthy ucre and palms upon them as genuine ute64
cine universal r3putailon for its sanniive quality
most vauOus counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ties, tead of possessing the power of ctlF1.g tend 01
deceive and blight the no ,es ofthe invalid, NOE pss
man nuyt0 destroy his health.
Having discovered the author and agents in ths
rOus fraud upon the pubhc, well upon my o1Sz -
eress and being influenced by sincere desire % A
nish the aggression of the former, and throw
ply Of protection around the latcr,I caused veGs
since suits be instituted in the U. States Court e
PHILADELPHIA against the parties concerned in this e
rious affair; regular reports Of which when adtaaeas
will published for tic pdbic information, and vSE
the unprincipled against the danger fdepredAtng u
the rghtof others, and OF peril Ig human health.
nl2 Al JACOB HOUCE-
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AMOS KEsDALL.-We perceive by the Gin
cinnati Republican, that Amos Kendall, the lat
Postmaster General, has arrived in that city.
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THE WAY THE yicroRY WAS ACHIEVED IN
TENsEssEE.-.We learn from the Cincinnati Re-
publican that the Locos had thousands Of the
"rappan forgery" stuck up at the polls on the
day of election throughout Tennessee. The
Wings were on the alert, and had the letter Of
Cen Harrison, which was published in our pa
per, denying it, ready at the polls, by sending
special messengers in every direction, many Of
whom killed their horses in the effort This,
we opine, is genuine Wing energy.
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ACrTTAT. REsULTa.

We shall give eur readers the admitted re-
suits Of the State elections as fast as they come
IN hau1
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EVER-POINTED (aOLD PEN.

FENHE combined qualities of incorrosikity aad dsz
u biity possessed by this and beautiful artcIss
may Justly claim for it the title of Ever pointedS Tbs
body of the pin gold, ncofosible metal, highly pc
shed and will always its elasticity and beauty,
aud The points'' formed OF metal second in hard
ness 10 no substance heretofore discovered having fh
udiasoubiiy Of diamond, and wholly insensihe 70 Coz
rosion; cannot wear or in the slightest degree aex
them In addition these endunRg properties, has
the sotness and smoo;ness OF the quill pen, and ss
Utility allows free and pleasant flow of the nk
It was Invented by j. l. Hawking, of London, VINO also
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The incest wask
msnshP and long application have been accessory =
of pens having the beauties Oh The quill and etaic pes
combined with its peculiar excellency Of always re-
tanning the elasticity, the easy aow, ans sss
aame beautiful stroke Interchangeable by time and 49,
This pen has been in for i've years, without ID
least pereepihle wear. 0g-WarraRicd fox one year.
For sale BY CAEFfELD * BROTHER,
r.. Corner Of Market and Charles streets,
ola AGENTS for the Manufactures
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The Wing majority viii probably exceed
1880.
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VA ANTED, ny m experienced farmer aud gird-
Wv ner-A small Farm, or an extensive garden, for
the purpose of rearing sred and asO fruits and vegeta-
bIes for the Baltimore market Any person having such
pa a TO rent, with the privilege Of purchasing at the
end oftwevs months, viii phase address hne 10 X.
P. at the office OF the American Farmer.
-, and
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The returns indicate very large Wing gain
upon 5000 majority in August last
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A gentleman oil London Is said to have made
a contract Tor the exclusive navigation Oh steam
ers up The Amazon Tor 45 years, and Is neso
tiating for a co,lmuIie ailoi,, by stem be,ween
England and Brazil.
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WAGNER RUN OFF,
WITH n LOAD or DRY GOODS
AAnn nUHvET Nh
&AlA REWARD

ERVO Ia wv (AnO
For ne apP7ehe1,ston Of the Rogo1ef and reooSry e
Goods alone.
A WAGNER, who signed his receipt "JOIIN
n McGUYER ," of Allegheny County, Pa. mo doubt
a false name and false Tesdenee,) loaded at Joseph
Taylor Sons, Baltimore. the Oath of September
for Robert HdsIett, ZdneSrie, Ohio, but has not deli
Vered his load. Said Wagner a abont feet 10
inches in height, red fac and had Pennsylvania wa
eon v it'll five horses. His load consisted OF
Boxes, weighing 800, 435, $40. 800, 45o, 81, 80,
Crate, q 40. 9 Trunks, weighing %, -,
Is5 2l5, 945, 2l5, %, so,
- Bales, le5, go, 245, 245, li5, 40;
And contained, among Ct, at variety Of other goods
the following, viz:-Black and coIOred French Meh-
mace; ba"k and colored plain and figured Silks; SILK
Gloves; Ribbons; figured Blonde; black Silk Lace; Cot
and Linen Edgngs; needle worked Collar; black
Silk Veve ehangealc aolored Silks lpieec black IN
dia Satin; POngees; Lut"strng Cravat; MouselaIns DE
Laine Shawis and Handkerchief; Swiss and Mushn
Egings and Insertn g; Null do. do white Satin; pink,
blue and white Florence; sewing Slks; fancy Prints;
scarlet and yellow Flannes; brown Dnlings; Itckngs;
figured red Fanne black Cloth; do nhbed Cass nleFesi
Satnetts, various color KentcKy Jeans; Canton fln
nels bic 4ehed Musins fancy Wooden SkawsS eolored
Canbrics; black Mohair and Lambs wool Hose; mixed
do SaxoAy Yarn, white, blue, mixed and scarlet cloud
ed; 500 lbs cotton Yarn Nos. g. and TO- Guiitord fac
tory, made by James Owings, Of baltimore; Carpet
Chain red green Yellow purple black and blue colors;
bag Candle Wick; bales Cotton Laps; pale DTown
Sheetings; crate of QueenswaTe; Coney, Spanish and
MuskTaI Caps; and boys Sillel and Cloth Caps
Florence Braid Bonnet, viii great variety 81 other
articles.
The above reward will be given upon application 10
either of the unde signed. ...
ROBERT HAZLETT, GAINESVILLE.
JOSEPH TAYLOR s. SON, Baltimore.
KNOX, LLOYD g. co. Wheeling.
ATWOOD, JONES & co. Pittsburgh
SAMUEL HAZLE1'T, Washington
October. 1870 no I6
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EST OT1CE-1he Stockholders of lie sasqoehAazzS
LN Bank are hereby notified that an Election WIZ -
held their Banking House, Port DcPosite on the -
Monday of December nfxt, betw the houFs a
manage the aifairS of said Company for 10 nensi
thereafter, in conformity tp the charter. No eodzs
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" ANTED.
sTT'ITATION WAS FE,D.

WBY ay0ung man from the Northern states RoOk-
ID Keeper or assistant Clerk m a whotesal or r'ah
grocery -four commission store, or amp oiher Gesei
able situation he could make himself ussui 10
his employer. The very best Of references viii 0e web
in regard 70 character, sc. Apply to
LEWIS r 8COTTI'S
GeusTl Intelligence, Agency, and BrOkers' once,
10. West Fayetts street, basement Of Barnum's City
Hotel. Sc ~
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HNARD.--'l ne advertiser wishes TO procure coszs
" Portable Residence, with small tract At laD4x
within two miles frem Baltimore, for which he W.
give in exchange Dwelling House, in eligible paEt
of the city. note adore p P. and left az tks
Pilot office, will meet with prompt atteRti9n.
uol4-df
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SHOE STORT
SAzO11 OAsAAs y
- @ ~

II ARIES EIAECE, respectfully informs his fisazs
Cd and the public that he has removed from South
TO that old stand, No. TO- RxIsoroE STREET, near Es-
iaw, (formerly occupied by MIR. T. Newton where ~
will keep on hand full and complete assortmaK. 81
BOOTS, SHOES and CAPS, and will be happy LosezuE
his customers. Having none but the best of ioEneN
men in hs employ his ok cannot fail to please hR
invites persons wanting good Shoes TO give him ez
where they will be served upon the most ncconRsnEas
ing terms. n6L3
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SITUATION as Teacher wanted, bya young
"A man, tfrum Portsmouth, Coege,) who has had
two years experience in the business Of teaching
Situation in private family Academy, in OF near
the CITY, would be preferred Enquire at the General
Intelligence Cfcs.H or address 4" NJ. L." through
.,c said Office, 5, 4 i've promptly attended TO- &C ~
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a DMIEISTRATOR'S NOTICE ese
N ditors of John B. Robinson, deceased, nprezg
requested bring their claims the su0scHber fsz
payment by the lst day of January ext; and all peg
sons indebted 10 the notified settle thezx
respective claims before that day. summary measures
viii be Tesoyted 10 collect them.
HENRY L. MCNAMARA, Admir-
Oct. II, 1870. ac1AsW
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RTTUATTOE VVANTED-By young man, ei
- Their as Clerk Assistant in wholesale and Tetai
Grocery Flour and Commission Store, or in Counting
Room. lie Is fully acquainted with mercantile bus ness
and can produce the very best kind of references in re
gard to character and qraica m For further inIoImh
ian annIy 10 LEWIS +. SCOTTPS General Inleli
gence and Agency Ofice, No West Fayetie street