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CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS C3N.TS&s
" SOUTH.-Travellers going South are caalore1
against giving credenee to the handbls and pacads is
sded by the Bay Company between Baltimore and Nor
folk, who resort 10 all 0fdeeccs deceive tile pub
lie and induce travellers To tike their line publishing
noag other things statements purporing be from tray
eilers thar by the mail passengers going South are
"A hours later than by the Bay line, and ;a they sub
eced 10 PERSONAL superintendent OF their luggage al
the risk OF losing il; and that they compelled at the
North Anna River 10 walk considerable distance down
a steep hill and up another ~ the middle of the night
involving both exposure and risk.
Alfof these statements entirely false PASSENGERS
by the mail route are, stated in the bills the Mail
ruc, soften "a hours in advance Of those Jy the Bau
boats reaching Charleston, and eniess in some
extremely Contingency behind them So far from
having any trouble with baggage this cefeI on board
the Potomac steamboats, (the computes tile route thus
becoming responsible for IT, and is delivered hoard
the Wilmington cars, ard the PASSENGERS have only, al
points where changes Occur, to transfer Themselves d.
one conveyance to another Al the North Anna, y
true, they are Obliged for few days walk short
lance ACROSS atemporary but perfectly secure bridge FRI
one set OF ears To another; but this half past elg
O'Clock ~ the evening" instead of at midnight, staten
IN one OF the lbels on the Mail route In the course OIL
week at farthcst this difficulty Will cease to exist,
the expiration OF that time, the rail road bridge now Ia
pidy demonstrating across the Ksrh Anna wiz he pas
sable. ..-t =
Il will be obvious to all rejecting persons that the great
Mail route being the shortest by % miles, an hring near
ly all rail road must be the certain and expeditions
that ii would moi be employed for the conveyance ofbe
grea, mail unless aud that there must be
risk board bay steamboats, out of sgn Of land, urged
the top of their speed; compete with tie rail road
line, in which the bursting of boiler would probably
destroy all nearly all board than there can be 10
rail road cars where, in the event even of engine
ing thrown off the track, the engineer and fireman only
would be injured. ta
As proof of the great safety Of the great mail
it may be mentioned that of more than 200 600 travel
conveyed il within the last five years, not single
passenger has been seriously injured :
In conclusion the companies on the great mail route,
would respectfully ask the attention of travellers 10 the
wording o the libel their line prnortng 10 he signed
by certain persons from the south; they will
from its phzan character that if forgery, the per
signing Il have from some motive been induced
became partBans OF the Bayboa and that this circum
and act the interest of travellers has induced them
TO attach their signature to
Office of Richmond s. Fredericksburg r. r. Co.
and Washington do do Steamboat do
aet 5
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DuKEHAnT,S VARIETY ST0RE

No lola BALTIMORE STREET.
(Between south and Calvert treets
VA HERE can lie had reasonable terms, til
w following articles .a. --
sweeping, Scmbbmg, Shoe, Sooih, WeayeT=' and Full
lcris BRUSHES.
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, han O.
.somey leteIed.
Willow basket CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy bail, common Tops.
Baskets, Washboards, lowell rollers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines. y
Hay and garden Rakes. @
Lime or Lemon Squeczer
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling pins
Mouders Spoons
amp Wieks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for
gakers E4. -a
PliIgh or leading Lines
-%>flour and ktcen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassineti, and Cotton
Hand and hySuttes cabbage Nets, &c
Baltimore. 5nonLh. 1910. Oct9
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WAT An ED--A Young Man wh0 has consider
Wv able experience in business, DESTROYS OF Obtain
ing a situation a wholesale grocery. flour, cOiHis.
sion house, where he could make himself generally Use
fl. lie would not object taking charge Of country
store, going any part OF the United Staes, the
capacity OF agent, 20 lectOr, or. clerk. The most
xcepu0nahe reference given, 10 character capably
&c FOrinrther information, apply to Lewis F.icOttiS
Office, No. West Fayette St Basement of the City
Hotel. ......... II.
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From the MilledgepilLe Recorder.

RETURNS COMPLETE The following is the
aggregate vote of the several candidates fol
Congress in all the counties ofthe State. They
are from official returns TO the Governor, ex-
cept three; and those are received IRON private
sources, no doubt correct In the senate we
have 40, the Van Buren, party 44-and tie in
Coweta. In the House OF Representative our
ma jority is about 80. s1h'f
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etITUATION EVAATED-Ry YOU ma,

SITUATION WAHTED-By a you nlau
~ WHO can come highly Recommended, either as
Porter in Grocery, Flour, or Commission SURE
Waiter, or keeper or any other pecJabe labor
ing work where lac make himself useful to his cur
ployer,-,and would have objection 20 sesth
or Wes-G0Od recommendations will he gwen ia re
gard TO character, sc. Apply to LEWIS sCOITI'r
General intelligence and Agency Office, Old Establish
ment, N02, West Fayette street, baseicnt the CT,
Hotel Sc 26
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V5sI AsHINGTOM UNIVERSITY oF ia /

ga ASHINGTON UNIVERSITY oFBAL
w TIM0RE,-TIe regular lectures in Tins insti-
tuition will commence al the usual PERIOD the last Mon
day of October, and continue until the Isl of March,
The Faculty consist OF the following professors in the
order of appointment:
]. II. MILLER, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and Ply
SAM1RL K. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Professor of Matena
Metica Therapeutics and Legal Medicine.
w. w. HANDY, M D., Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
joins G. 5. aloNKuR, Nj. D., Professor of Institutes
and Practice of Medicine.
EDWARD FOREMAN, NJ. D. Professor of Chemistry.
joins R. W. DUNBAR, M. D., Professor OF Surgery and
+, ; w. R. HASpY NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The faculty would iavte the attention Of students of
medicine and the profession generally to tie pect1im
The plan novel and it is believed improved. In the
edfce contained csfIese for The delivery of
lectures for large number of resident Students
aud hospital for the sick. The hospital, which the
place chosen for the medical tire of The OF
lie United States entitled hospital relief from the gov
eminent, and containing upwards OF 100 patients, pub
lie and private, affords one of the best fields study
OF disease in this country And as the resident students
have charge of the patients, under the direction the
Professors, they cannot fail to acquire knowledge
practice which will greatly facilitate their success ia
after life.
The arrangements for the prosecution of the impor
tant department. of anatomy are unsurpassed in this
country In addition 10 the abundance c. sui sets for
which Baltimore has always been remarkable, owing
to the liberal and enlightened views of her citizens,
arrangements of the dssecting rooms OF this UniYsr.y
are such as TO afford peculiar facilities.
in the different departments, the professors well
supplied with the essential means OF demonstrating
whatever Il required. -.s
The chemical apparatus suaicesto illustrate the prih-
| ciples OF chemistry.
| The department OF surgery will be illustrated by a
large number Of instruments, models and apparatus.
cnnIprsng those of AllzoIx and the pathological models
of 1hibel justly celebrated, ported from Europe
| expressly for this department at the University.
The faculty sincely believe that young who really
desire to acquire practical knowledge OF their probes
sion, cannot fail 10 lie struck with the great advantages
an institution ofganized on so improved plan mus
afford, ami they invite all such to visit their institution
and 10 form impartial Judgment vi what is the best
suited to advance their own interests.
Additional information in reference the alan, terms.
| &c. may he obtained by letter addressed to
| JOHN r. w. DUNBAR,
D. an of the Faculty.
! The Fredericksburg Arena, Richmond Enquirer Nor
ok .;eacon Charlottesville Advocate, S,autsn Spec
ator and Winchester Republican will copy the a1ove.
Sc ~ dtNI5
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WANTED no PURCHASE

hJMEDfATELY, 20 10 30 good House Servants
& of good character of both sexes from - to - years
Of age slaves for life, for very extensive Hoe
city OF New Orlcans where they will be well treated
and references viii he given if requ red thar rcy are
expressly for the genehais own use, aud not Tor spec
ulatOu aud fair cash price will be- given application
10 LEWIS f. sCOITl 5 General Slave Agency ana
Intelligence office, No West Faycttc street, basement
% Barnunl'S HOtel. au6
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SITUATION WAFTED-By young man, el
- uer as Clerk Asst tant in wholesale and retail
GEocery Flour, aud Commission Stoic or in Counting
Room He IS fully acquainted with mercantile business
and can produce the very best kind of in re
garh to character and qu icatm. For faber inionni
tiun apply TO LEWIS +. SC0TTI'5 General Intc!li
gemce and AGENCY Ofiee, No. West Fayelle slree
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NETANTED TO HIRE I1smEDLATEET
w smart woman as Housekeeper Enquire n
The Bedding Mart, N. w. sf Lombard and 18th
sts. None need apply without They understand ihei
business, and can come well recommended One who
render satisfaction VIII find easy, comfortable sit
lIatOn and fair wages. 7-dt
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kOI,ECE.

YEHITE undersigned, Owners of The Washington
q Chronicie) have made an assignment of their
counts aud assets to CHARLES s, FOWLER Esquire
of baltimore for the benefit of their creditors All
lectors and otr- indebted will please observe that
Fowler has appantsd JAMES II. HAMILTON (uow
BaItimore,l lis agent, 10 whom all payments are g.
qpested % be made. ], II. HA MiLTO
:. z, w. DENHAM
P.S J. Fl. HAMILTON continues his ageBc
settling Gen. DUFF Gi,sEN's lunts, made GHTi
residence in WaS'in ston city.
Raitipnorp 0qfh Set ian.
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as Pratt ST., between Charles & Hanover st.

GsOMETHIN(i NENV!-CARD PRINTING, on
= the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 5000 Cards per Hour, at MURPHY'S GEN
ER.4L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. las
Market street, few doors below The Bank OF Balh-
more The undersigned, DESTROYS of afordins The ci
Zens of Baltimore the facte that are enjoyed In
other cities has a very great EXPENSE procured one
of those beautiful Presses, which, from its construction
is capable printing greater number ofcards in g.
ven time, than any other.
My assortment sf Fancy Job Type, Flowers, Sc
comprises every variety cast in tks country, 10 which
every new stye of letter will immediately be added and
no pains expense spared to furnish customers with
neat article, at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed in
the neatest manner, al very moderate prices.
o26 81 JOHN MURPHY.
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STU ALTON WANTED.

EEYa Young Man, as an assistant clerk III Il Grocery,
I'D Flour, Commission Store, Bar k eper amy Other
situation where he could make hHrell useful his
employer. Good recommendations will 5e given in
regard to character, SC. Apply to
LEWIS F. SCOTT,
No. West Fayete Street. basement story cfFa!nry's
CITY HOTEL General Intelligence, agency, sAd RToFoIT
Office, Old Establishment.
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
AND MANuFAoTUEAR or

AND MANUFACTURERS OF
OCELAIN INCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
No. 50 Sotah Sharp street,
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bal
Z q more, that he is prepared to perform every opera
ton apporainng tn his profession, SUCH Cleaning,
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, SC. He will also in
sert incorrupble Teeth PivOts Clasps in the NEST
durable nltn.eT
REFERENCES
Philip E. Thomas,l
Matthew Smith, Raltimorr
john Needles,
VIM E. Bartlett,
Elisha Townsend, Dentists, Phad
NJ. 5. Foster,
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ELECTORAL ELECTION.

A number of tables have been published, Civ
ing the times Of holding the Electoral Elections
Most OF them have contained errors The sub
oincd we believe is correct:--s - .i..,s.-
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ED,

On the 25th instant, in tue 2jih year Of his age,
FRANKLIN w. PoILETT.
On the Istb instant, at tie residence Of his father
PETER CORNPRUBST, aged IS years
At West River, Anne Arundel county, the Sd inst,
in the 18th year OF her aye, Mrs HARRIET NJ URRAY,
rtn o fir WllliaH Murray.
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w AN TED.
SITUATION WAnr,En.

HpY young man frUm the Northern ates Book
aB Keeper or assistant clerk ! whoesal retail
grocery flour or commission store, any other rspecI
able situation he could make himself useful
his employer The very best of references will BIZ
Ia regard TO character, &c. Apply To
LEWIS +. SCOTTI'5S-
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office
MOI West Fayette street, basement OF Barnum', CITY
Hotel. So 80
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MAItISIFD,

On Thursday evening, 22d instant, hy the Rev. Or
Henshaw JOHN X. DARLINGTON to MARY H.,
eldest daughter OF the late WIN. PenBiman, all of this
city.
In Talbot CO., Md, on the 18th Instant DIR. ISAAC
NJ DICKSON to Miss MARY JANE SEARo'
At ST. Louis, Missouri, on the 18th instant, WASH
INGTON BACON, of Baltimore, to MI SARAH R.
FRANKLIN, of Westm0reland COUNTY, Va.
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MARTIN MATHERs q co.

az E1RCHANT TAILORs, No. 9N. HOWARD
IFM STREET, inform their friends A&d the public that
they have selected from the New Xfk, Philadelphia
aad Baltimore mark u.s. their Fall aIH Winter supply of
Goods embracing handsome assortment of the most
desirable Cloths Cashmere and Vesting which they
will promptly make up 10 order in the best style of
workmanship and fashion, and respectfully solicit
tnance ofthe patronage heretofore literally besow
ed. They lave for sale few gross of superior Coat
Cord, suitable for the trade.
NJ Is. For sale or rent, first rate modern built two
story HOUSE, with attic, and extensive back build
ings in Saratoga street 10 Liberty. Enquire
hove. At 0c5
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
FENHE introductory Lectures TO the regular Winter
Il Course by the Faculty of Physic, III commence
on TUESDAY, November Sd, and will be delivered du-
ring the first week i'll November, at O'Clock, +. M OF
each day, in the following order
Tuesday November 3, Professor Potter,
Wednesday, 4, Hals
Thursday, ,, D G.tbakeT,
Friday, o, AKIN,
Saturday, q, 9a w Baker.
The Judges the Clergy, the Members of the Bar the
Medical Professions and fellow citizens generally
are respectfully invited to attend.
oc25 WILLIAM L. "A. AKIN, Dean.
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EYANS' PATENT SEIIF-SiARPENINT
pLOUGHS. IIARVEsT TOOLS. &C

EVANS PATENT SELFSl1AkPENING
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS, sc.
FENHE subscriber is manufacturing e. y %
a EVANS reverse point, or selfsarpening PLousHs1
each sf iron) has points, and by revers
lng upon the principle Of sharpening, and there
fore economy using. These poughs are nadeSin the
best possible manner, and will be sold OR as reaSonnbte
terms as can be had in this city together with my ex
ensve assortment of other make of piousAs and sg1e1
turai implements generally.
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain ChA-
DIES win Waldrons and Griffin's Blades; GniR and
Grass SCYTHES of Wadron's, Gnfin's, and Amer
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvesc
tools; Threshng Machines Horse powers, sc. Sc
have also patterns for, and have made somesplentd
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and wsuld invite those wanting such articles, to eau
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
j. EASTMAN
36 Pratt ST. between Charles & Hanover st.
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SITUATION Teacher wanted, by young
"A man, from Portsmouth, College, who has had
two years experience in the business OF teaching A
situation in aprivate family Academy, in near
the city, would he preferred Enquire the 50 General
Intelligence Office" address M NJ L." through
the said Office, shall be promptly attended to- 20
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WATCHMAN (! WHAT OF THE NIGHT?
For the pupose of conveying to cur readers
distinct ide. of the pos itions OF Gen. Harrison
and Mr. Van Buren,, now that the State elections
have terminated, we subjoin statement of the
majorties given in all the States, emitting frac-
tions ~
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On the second of November 14S electors are
chosen, by fourteen States, being Just the number
necessary for "A choice. Fifty-one electors are
chosen on the 30th of October. he'1e'
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A-N(ITICiG,-s

WMTANTED TO HIRE, by the year, female
w Slave-able TO do washing, cooking, &c for
small family. Also, Boy, from ~ to Is years OF age.
Apply at the Pilot Office ,-. au Il-dtf
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NIWENTY FIVE DOLLARS RENARD.

~ WENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
n Lost, the fire, Sunday evening suppascd 10 have
been stolen, a COMMON Leather POCKET ROCK, con-
tanning draft of Sellman Crook of Baltimore, for
$3.50 a, months from 9TH October, 1910; note given
by Smith & Co. of the foundry, Alexandria for $3.50;
and 30 In money of Virginia banks. reward of SIS
will he given, and no questions asked, on the pocket
hook and notes being r'umed to ile bar of BezIoo.
,vpr's Hotel The public are cautioned against nego
hating said draft and note payment has been stopped
9o27 sal d3t
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.

Sc, a54 PRIZES, amounting to 81 1875, 1877
rs Number I.u;tery-.6 drawn ballots
Whole Tickets S20--Iialves Sl0.-Quarters So
Eighths $780,. 49,
package of2S whales cost Ss520,-by paving the
risk (Which is S3OO) certificate viii be sem and the
tickets placed in Bank for security
EGERr0N & BROTHER will issue certificates on
the following terms --' l.
26 Whole Tickets, 1901
26 Half Tickets, $50
DC Quarters 10 90
26 Eighths, 81 so
package oftckets in this LOTTERY can draw five of
the highest capital prizes.
n-orders for Tickets by the package or single share
viii meet with prompt aad confidential attention if ad-
dressed TO the old established Offices of
&, 5sf t .t.i I, 5s EGERTON & BROTHER.
Corner of South and Water ,treets, or
"a Corner of Commerce and Pratt streets,
oc27 B.1rtyoRE.
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fStCMFORTS-COMF COMFORTS
u Just finished, large supply of Comorfahss, an
excellent article for the approaching winter; person
ensconced beneath of those truly comfortable arti
aes bid defiance the rudesi attacks of his frosty
majesty .t -
,ie,f streets o24
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LETTER FROM HENRY CLAY.-The sub
joined letter from Kentuclys noblest son, to
his brother patriots of the N. Carolina Conyen-
ton, will be read with interest.
ASHLAND, 2Ist September, 1910.
Gentlemen--I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your obliging invitation, 10 a.
tend the Convention at Raleigh, on The 9Th Oc-
tober next. NeYerhaving enjoyed the pleasure
OF visiting N. Carolina, / assure you with per-
feet sincerity, that there is no State in the u
MON to which would go with more satisfac-
ton. But gentlemen, / have been SO much
from home (more than eight out of the last tn
months) that indispensable engagements aud
conslrain Inc wi great regret to deny myself
the qualification Of attending the Raleigh Con-
tento
You rightly state the present contest. 1t is
one between the President and the people. 1t
is contest between Arbitrary Power and Con
sliutional Liberty. 1t Is the old battle which
our re voutionary fathers fought, except that
they contended against a foreign monarch,
whilst their descendants are struggling against
the erection OF domestic throne; and thai they
fought with b y0nets, whilst zee are yet allow
ed to use more peaceful instruments. Ga she
other hand. there is one unlavorable differ nee
between their condition and ours. The British
GOhiu IlOt idhG ludlllIdiHeu HIS uOulIl-
ion over the co.Onies, W hatever IN, hl have been
the issue oil the war Of the Revolution Time,
and the force OF circumstances must have soon,
brought about separation. But if the wings
OF the present day should unhappiiy be less for.
lunate than their whig sires of 1916 were, and
if, as sincerely believe, an elective mona rchy
should be the consequence, in which the Presi
dent will designate his successor with as uch
c. rlainiY as the heir apparent ascehds an Euro
pean throne upon the death of the reiguing mon
arch, when shall we be able to get rid Of our
American monarchy? Never! never! unless
by dissolution Of the union and civil war.
But, gentlemen, | turn with pleasure from
lie contemplation of that dark and disastrous
result, TO the bright and cheering prospects,
which assure US That our soil is not to be pol
uted by Roy atty, under any iorm. Among
tn csc Drospe, u.s. none has given more Joy to Pa
tnots every where, than the glorious issue OF
our recent election. And in our coming con-
test in Kentucky, we shall b animated and ell
couraged by the conviction, that the two states
will unitei, proclaim g to the world the abso-
lutte necessity OF change OF our Federal Ru-
lers. ....
rendering my fervent wishes that the Con-
vention at Raleigh may realise all the hopes of
its friend, and my thanks for Your hiend COIL
sideratIon OF me, am, g~ntlemen, faithfully,
Your obrdent serV't, II. CLAY. F..
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lxA FOR FsENT-A two story Stone House,
Hss. with rooms, and a store attached 10 it, with
irge yard, on Cathedral street, near the Rich
mond market, and a few steps from the Susquelanna
Rail Road, and is good stand for small grocery bu-
siIess. Rent $40 per MONTH rlf
Also-WANTED TO RENT, n small two story
Brick House, suitable for small Grocery Store, in
central situation corner would be preferred,
for which fair rent will BE- given, on application 10
LEWIS +. SC0r1'i'5 General Intelligence and Agen-
cy Office, No West Fayette street. o27
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RHRS. JENNINGS. from Lsndon. Informs per
I'VE DESTROYS of cutvatiag TASTE for the fine
arts, (particularly that beautiful style of LANDSCAPE
PAINTING, ineroduoe6 in,O this country by herseif)
that she has removed Fayeite street to the Office
door above Calvert street, opposite Barnuni's hotel
where she is giving lessons in Drawing and Rtin,ing
Wax Flowers and Fruit. Ladies and gentlemen ia
yited 10 cali at her rooms and examine the work.
se26 cod At seaf
FEyWIGEs, COHDS AND Ii e STA -,
= HERRING and GILL NETT TWINE. To be had
at } DUKEHART'S,
i0h mo % l0l4 Baltimore street.
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a DEXINIsTEeAT0Rss EOrICE-1he ere
N dtors of John b. Robinson, deceased, hereby
requested bring their claims TO the suisse rber
payment by the LIST day of January next; and NIL per
indebted the estate notified settle their
respective claims before that day, summary measures
will be resorted TO 10 collect them. usaa
-nE HENRY L. MCNAMARA, Admit
Oct. II, 1910. al. oe<rUrw