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sgrUATION WANTRD.

HDY Young Man, assistant cigfK In a Groce7ys
HB Flour, Commission SlSre Bar Ike 2per any OTHER
sissatioH where he could make himself useful zig
employer, Good recommendations VII &c given n
regard to character, sc. Appyto
LEWIS Z: SCOTT,
Sa2 West Fayet1e Street. basement story Of BaTnu's
CITY Hotei General Intelligence, Agency, AID BrokeE1E
Once, Old Establishment.
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zHTANTED TO HIRE IMMEUIAFtEA4H
w smart woman Iiousekeeper enquire At
the Bedding Mart, NJ w. eff Lombard and Ligfh
sts. None need apply without they Understand their
business and can come well recommended. One who
can render satisfaction will find easy, comfortable sit
uaOn and fair wages. v 7'dt
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EwAIaI's PANACEA-F0R THE CURE OF
y SCROFrLA, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Ulcer
ated Sores Syphilis and the host of painful and hitsr
TO incura6le affections resulting there from; White
Swelngs, Diseases of the Liver and Skin, General DE
bihty, &C. and all diseases arising from npuy OF the
bloUd
This medicine is particularly recommended as an al
terstive and purifier of the blood Ii gives tone and
vgor dehilltaied constitutions, which invalids Teun
conscious Wf until they have experienced lis effects
tits also recommended in diseases where the lungs
and breast are supposed to he affected, d also where
the constitution is broken down by the OF mercury
or quinine.
This medicine has the singular for tuneajust tb uie
TO IFS great merit-Of being recommended by the most
celebrated prac oners OF medicine in the United States
and Europe; whereas, not o the spurious mixtures
made imitation of it has the least support from the
medical faculty. This fact offers argument plain
aud conclusive that needs only 10 be mentioned 10
enforce convection. Sweigi's Paraceais recommended
To all those nvads for which physicians prescribe Sar
saparIa Syrups, Extracts, sc.
Swain P;.iacea is in round bottles, fiuted long:tu
dinally, with tie following words blown in the glass;:
",swam's ranacea -phiIada.,' having but one label,
which the cork. with the signature of VIM Swain
ON it, that the cork (bcaring also upon az seal
the impression, OWN. SWAIN, cannot be drawn with
out destroying the signature, without which none n
| genuine. he medicine may consequently be known
be genuine when the signature Is visible; to counter
| etit wiii he punished as forgery.
Prepared at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, Phladel-
phia, and sold by R,bBERTs & ATKINSON, corner OF
| Hanover anu Markes streets, Baltimore.
se % VIM. SWAIN s. SON.
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NR LASTERSI PLASTERS! PLASpERS
u Just received fresh supply of WnITIH's cele
brated mchine spread strengthening PLASTERS. Inc
well known and established efficacy ofthese Plasters, in
pains and weakness of t breasts side, back, and limbs,
Rhruinatsn Colds, CoueLs Asthma, Liver Complaint
VVhoOpinp Cough &e , renders further comment unne
cesSary Purchasers should bep.rcular tosee that Tue
f si,e OF the proprietor is printed on the back OF e
p,stes others are SOFA Ny ufus
gists Generally. TO obtain the genuine, apply to
SETH s. HANCB, General Agent,
en- 40 l'a,ner Charles and Pratt ats.
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THE HOMEOPATHIC EXAMINER

THE HOMEOPATHIC EXAMINER
by A. GERALD HvLL, NJ. d., Vol. No. v. MAY 1910
CONTENTS,
l. Rise and progress of Homeopathy, in Sicily
by Samuel Calandral, NJ. D., of Palermo.
IL. Beladona--by John C. Peters.
ILL., Epilepsy.
Nv. Physology-NG. ILL.,
V. Foreign correspondence. Leterfron Frederick
r.. Quinn, of London-No. g.
vi. Domestic Correspondence.
VII. Poisoning by Arscnc-by c. Herring, M D. oil
Philadelphia.
VIII. Review, Sc. sc.
C0nditiens-The HIlemGpathie Examiner, viii be
published every month. in Royal Octave Forfa, at 80
per apnum payable in advance. Subscriptions re-
rreived hy VIM. n. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, No. d ker Gay 81
aul4 oaiufnore.
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ynNO CONTRACTORS FOR GIsADUA-
E WON, MASONRY Y BRICI6 MAKING

FHNO CONTRACTORS FOR GJtADUA-
81 TIOR, MASONRY ~ BRICK MAKING
Proposals will be received by the undersigned the
Engineers Offices of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, in Baltimore, Martinsburg and Cumberland,
up to O'Clock, 7. M, Saturday, Novem her 18th,
proxno, foe the following w0rk-oB the line of said
road betweeR Harpers Ferry and Cumberland, Wis
GRADUATION AND CULVERT MASONRY
OF Section lst-4tlI Resdency, ID Divson-Situated at
the Paw Paw Bend of the Potomac, near the Canal
Tunnel Also, of ID Section; 9Th Residency, ID Dvi
siOn-Situated ut the NaTows of Break Neck Noun
tan opposite the mnHth of Town Creek-both of said
sections having been recently abandoned by the compa-
ny. On the first named considerable amount of work
has been done by the late conractoron the latter no
thing.
ARCHING AND FRONT WALLS OF THE TUN-
MEL AT TIE PAW PAW BRIDGE, opposite the Ca
nal Tunnel This Tunnel is about 30o feet in length,
and is i'll active progress about wothirds OF the
heading being finished The quantity of brick required
be burned ia the neighbohood of the Tunnel, and for
which the clay must be dug the present fall and winter,
for moulding and burning in the spring of next year
The manufacture of the bricks may be proposed for
separately from the other work. Specifications of the
above work, with drectinns to the manner of bddng,
&C., will be ready for distribution at the above named
Offices on Monday the 26th cuTrentand the detailed
PLANS of the unneI, banks and arehing, will also be
prepared for inspection that day, at the ohces at
hartinsburg, and in Cumberland Satisfactory recon-
menaatons must accompany the proposals of such as
may not be personally known TO the undersigned to
whom the bids will he directed under SEAL and endorsed
with the description of the work proposed for. yorder
of the President and Directors.
BENZ. H. LATRoBE,
Engineer of Location and Construction.
10 On ltIOthN
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WwTANTED TO HIRE, by the year, female
w Slave-ablr to do washing, cooking; sGe. for
small family Also, Boy, from 10 to Is years OF age
Apply at the Pilot Office. au 1l-dtl
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WANTED.
sTrH ArtllN WANTRn.

WpY young man from the Northern States as EOOk-
HD Keeper OF assistant Clerk IN wholesale retail
grocery flour or commission store, srany other respect
his employer TIE very best preferences viii Re ven
in regard to character ssS NppIy to-
LEWIS F. SCOTTI55
General Intelligence, 4a,rr, and Brokers' Ofsee,
No2 West Fayette street b-se'Ueit Of Barnsm's Gay
Hotel. sc 30
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/ NLORINE TOOTH POWD Err. for cleans
inc the Teeth healing spongy Gums, and purifying
the Breath. II is unnecessary TO say that TINS Tonsh
Powder is superior anything else ever invented, bus
II d confidently believed that will give general safsfas
lion TO those who use it, One proof Of the superiority
this article is that there many who, ater having
used il four five years. pronounce u 70 DC me -
G. k. TYLER,
Corner E. Baltimore and High sts. Bait
NJ b. None genuine, without the iac smilie VI Ma
proprietor upon The side OF the box.
jy 80
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MIR. DAVISON'S PATENT MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PIE MANSHIP.
IN rrport read and adopted by the Maryland Institute,
on the utility of the Guide in actual application, is
ound the following
tTh repetition upon The Guide ncuicates SO cofree
convention of the letters and drills the muscles into 20
exact obedience to the will that failure would be little
less than phenomenon" ,..ua saer ~
ROOMS II, Baltimore street.
aus
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a-N OI'lCii.sE

UTlCiG.,zS
NNT AEFED-Imnediately at l.. F. SCOT'Il'S
+, w Intelligence and Agency Office Nc W. Fay
cite street. nzsement of Bamums City Hctdr Clicks,
Book Keepers Por,eTs, Walters, Coackmeny 4Iaborers
ClaH,ber-maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses. SC.
au "a
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1 IS "a. N9SE1lCE. tkg'y ffALL.-In
a conformity q. b. n. i;ricc o. t,e u vo and City
Council of Dalt!n.ie tor The appointn. board of
Assessors approved the 18th Mlarca, 1888 The sub
scnbers having completed the assessment of property
botb real and required be assessed wch
Faxes win be due for the year 1871. NOTICE is hereby
gwen that they will the City Hall on Friday the
10th day of October uexi at O'Clock, A. NJ and con-
tinue TO sit every Friday and Saturday from 9to o.
clock z. NJ until the first Monday in December next
inclusive hear appeals ard correct errors, If any there
should be. All persons feeling themselves aggrieved
hy the assessment aforesaid, required to make their
appeals within the time above stated, no appeals can
be heard after the first Monday in December
NICHOLAS BREWER, Assessor. s
GEO. DECKER,
no 2w
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/ DUkE1tAit rs VAIAE AZ > 4 . Il Il,
No IOIt BALTIMORE STREET.
(BetWeeR South and 6 al yer : treet 3
VA HERE can he had reasonable terms, til
Il w following articles
sweeping, ScrubbIng, Shoe, Sooh, WeaTers' and Ful
l. ler's BRUSHES.
itound Square, and Oval BUTTER P1TNTs, Ia d
L som1ly letteped.
WiliOw-basfet CARRIAGES.
Bellows, muTbles, B3ndy bali, common Tops
Baskets, WasbeaTls, towel rollers.
Fishing Hooks aBd Lines
Hay and garden Rakes.
Lime or Lemon, SeHeezes
Nests of sugan Boxes
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling P.zs-
MOgders spoons
amp Wcks,. assorted; candle Wick
iCane oTmeta Stay Reeds and cane suitable for rec
makers
Plough or leading Lines
ParlOur and kitcen BELLOWS
Patent TaRs;, Wael Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and iiySuttie5: cabbage Nets, &c
baltimore. 5moAth, JS4O. oet3
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SHllE. THREADS.
ANIES' PAPER

AMES' PAPER.
n Gases. No. CAP, II
IL W do No plain do.
6 do No. ruled letter ,xaAurU
4 do Fine do do
S do SupeFfine do dc
. do do do do
Just received and for sale al mill prices by
TURNER, WHEELWRiG4IT & MEDGE,
ie IL NJ IL j. Charles st. (uD tsirs }
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So 81 -
S2kzIz-Z
SHOES, CAPS, HATS, BONNETS. &C
= USr received per latest arrivals,
81 1000 pair mems thick BROGANS
1000 90 Kip M0NBOES
1900 ' Boys thick BRoGANS
1890 90 g Kip MUNROES
1000 " Youths fine Nuns. and th'k Brogans
1900 " Mems 90 sewed and pegsed BOOTS
1900 " % Coarse do do do
5000 " Wom'n fine aud common sew'd peg'd
1000 90 Misses " do do
And large assortment of Caildren's SHOES,
every description
100 dozen Mems Russia and Fur HATS
100 " White and Black Wool do
500 " Fur, Seal, Otter, Nutra, MuskTat, Co.
ney and Hair Seal CAPS, men a,'dboys
30 eases Silk, Cotton and Bingham Umbrellas
80 doz Fine Palm Leaf HOODS, with fine
of BONNETS, Shoe Thread, Backing, sc.
and for sale by -l :
PENDEXTER s. ALDEN,
No. 24St Baltimore ST., (up starirs.l
sep2l II
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YHyIIE undersigned, Owners of the washington
a CIronicle) have made an assignment OF their ac
counts and assets 10 CHARLES s. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore the benefit o their creditors All col
lectors and others indebted will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES II. HAMILTON (now of
Daltimore,) his agent, TO whom all payments are re-
nuestcd 10 be made, ]. ii. HAMILTON,
Il. w. DENIiAM.
rs ]. Fl. HAMILTON continues his agency for
settling Gen. Dur GREEN'S accounts, made duing his
residence in Washington CITY,
baltimore, 10Th Sept, lesiD &C
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BOOTS AND sH oas.

TT ESSON< IN STENOGRAPHY.-M
IL DRAKE, Congressional Reporter, respectfully re-
quests those gentlemen who have sgnied their
to take = course of LESSONS IN STENOGRAPHf
10 make IMMEDIATE application to him, as no accession,
toh present number of pupss can DO received Az
TER THIS WEEK.
Tesms very reasonable.
fa3-Areuments, Speeches, SO. reported. ela
Apply al Pilot Office, (Nc c, up stars.)
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w. E. AIKInk, Chemistry and Psarrsasy-
q w, n. BAKER, Anatomy and Physiology.

NJ R. SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery.
The Professor of Anatomy in addition to his other d
ties after the departure of DR.. Smith, will deliver
ad.StionaL course of Lectures on Surgery.
The Facaliy hapcy 10 have il in their power to
nnounc that their well known facilities foFifstrucion
hare been incTeaseddariDg the past season by The ad J.
uon nf numerous valuable preparations 10 their costly
and extensive Anatomical Museum. IA sPlensid
Chemical Apparatus Of the University, has been maer
ay ih,sroved and augmented, and vaua collection
Of foreign and American minerals, has been, placed in
the Laboratory for the bensh ofthe Class IN Chemistry.
Their spacious dssectine and abundant supply of
he material enahe them offer advantages for the
study of Anatomy H1equaled by any 1nstsHen in the
country; while The Baltimore Infrmary affs,rded every
convenience for daily clinical instruction blhiR Surgery
and Medicine WIN. E. i. AKIN, DraS.
NJ Ian
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

YWyHE Preliminary Course of Lectures nayS N pro-
gress in this Institution will terminate with she last
week in October, and q regular course for dewinter
will commence on MONDAY, November tie second
giving to medical students already members OF the
Class an opportunity OF attending fall course at the
usual pssiod
Prof N. POTTER; Theory and Practice cfMedicine.
r. w. HAIL. Obstetrics, Hygiene E-siedicai
jurisprudence
&" Sc BAKER, Msteria and MedIcas Gherapu-
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MARCUS DENISON,

MARCUS DENISON,
81 BALTIMORE ST
NWAS JUST RECEIVED-Exin superior Rochester
Waite Wheat FLOUR fresh No. HOPS; Vel
vet CORKS: English and American Sporting POWDER;
Bieached Winter Sperm OIL; Loaf SUGAR; Syrup; We
nv choice chewing TOBACCO, aud Principe SEGARS;
which, with our usual supply OF Green and Black
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES,. WINES and III
oJJORS are for sale at moderate prices. OILS
LAW NOEsCi1.
dtHAS. fl. PITT & JAS. Il. STEWART, .9ttor
" ney at Latr, have removed the office in Fayete
street, few doors Of ST Paus street: opposite Bar
mum Hotel They may be found at all times during
business hours when not engaged in Court, or absent
from the CITY, In the absence OF either NJ hem, the
partner will attend to thr business of The ntie ap2t
MHRs JENNINGS, from, Landon. informs pei
lvH soas desrus of cutvatng a taste for the fine
arts (particularly that beautiful stve of LANDSCAPE
PAINTING, introduced into this country by herselt0
that she has removed Fayette stree, 10 the office one
door above Advert street, opposite Barnun,'s hotel
where she is giving lessons in Drawing and Paintings
Wax Flowers and Frrit- Ladies and gen iemen it,
yited TO call al her rooms and examine the work.
| sc d cod 4t
lhFFISE .ts EEts. RA Ana
~ OHIO RAIL ROAD COMPANY, 18th October
| ls4O-At a meeting of the Stockholders Of this Com
pany held On the 12h inst, the following persons were
/ chosen Dir for the ensuing year, VIZ:
| John AIcKm, Jr. Jacob Albert,
James Swan, Joseph WIKI ms,
| Hugh w 4Evaas, Samuel Hoffman,
| John |. Donaldson, james HARDWOOD,
| Fielding Lucas, Jr. John r. Kennedy,
| Vim H. Marriott, Columbus O'Donnell.
| And at meeting of the Directors, held pursuant to
adjournment OH "Wednesday, the l4lh inst Louis Nc
Lam, was unani,nau-ly re- elected President. ocl6
sD1N1A hills. POTOMAC .sn4 II iNts~i
| wharf. SELIMAN & CROOK.
AUS rof s0utL d trott IT'S
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unI.ATEDIYARE-P Walters. Urns, Cas-
tors, Candlesiicks Shutters and Trays, Coasters,
Cake Baskets, Dishes, Butter Tubs, SC. OF new pat
aerns and of superior quality of own Importation
For sale, wholesale or retail, by
CANFIELD s. BROTHER,
900 Corner of Market and Charles streets.
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a SITUATION rs Teacher wanted, by young
"A. man. Ifrom Portsmouth, College,) who has had
two years experience in the business of teaching
situation iu private family Academy, in or near
the city, would be preferred Enquire ut the General
Intelligence Ofice,' or dress M. N L." through
the said office, shall be promptly attended to. oc ~
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A M SEMENTS.


AMERICAN THEATRE. FRONT ST.
SecoBd Night of the New Play of
JOHN OF PROCIDA.
Benefit aud last appearance Of Mr.. WELDEN.
THIS EVENING, OC POBER n, 1870,
win be presented, for the second time, the New Play of
JOHN OF PROCIDA;
Or, THE BRIDALS OF ME5slNA.
After which, Grand Trial Of Skill for
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS! by tie Three MAGI-
CLANS,
In Fcas of LegerdeTsnin, &c The candidates are Nj
YOUNG. Mons. BLAN C, and Mr.. WEIIDEN.
To conclude with very laughable Farce called
THE PRINCE, THE QUEEN, AND THE
BRElECH1s NIAf&ER,
09-A few Season Tickets may be had if an early
application be masBe.=s1}
{lF-Boxes 50 ceHis-Pit 25-Gaery %.
dz-DoOrs open az O'Clock, and perormaHee ts com
mcnce ar74 precisely. ocN
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SHIPPING RECORD.


CLEARED.
Brig Water Witch, lie Brou, Norfolk
sw. harque Helena, Rotterdam
BT schT General Grant, Bermuda
ARRIVED,
Schr Maracaibo, Sc DIS fin Rotterdam; 9th Sep la Al
So long IA 90 spoke brig Monument of Portland bound
to Bath, TO touch at Sidney
SchT DIR franklin, DIS fin New Haven
Sehr Herald, from Alexandra
BEI.OW-A schooner
SAILED-Brig Boston, Crowell, Boston
SehTs Colulnbia, Nassau; Eagle, Newburypori; Mar
garet, Boston, and several others
Ar brig Hannibal, 81 DIS FIN st Johns River
Schr Delta, DE- I'm Boston
Sehr Fancy, 4 DIS I'm BaTnstabie
Schr Robert Henry, I'm Havre dc Grace
Schr Cinderella, I'm Havre de Grace
Schr Margaret Ann, fin HaVre de Grace
Steampacket Georgia, FIN Norfolk Reports nothing
Ship Napier, for Baltimore, sailed from Liverpool ID
dnstanl
Ship Caledonia, Massicet, for Baltimore was to sail
from Iavre 18th ult
Ship Everharl, for baltimore, SID FIN Bremerhaven
'22d uit
Ship Johannes, for Baltimore sid from Bremerhaven
18Th ult
Ship Lady Crosby, for Baltimore, SID from Kinsae
'25th ut
Ship Virginia. fin Baltimore for Amsterdam, was spo-
ken 2Gtli Sept. lai AZ, long Is
Barque John kobb of Baltimore, SID FIN the Tex
-ei for Malaga DID ult
Brig Active, Beekman from Baltimore, arid at Ere
Brig Angola, from Baltimore, arrived at Bordeaux
25th ulL
Brig George Gardner, of Baltimore, arid at Cddz fin
Rotterdam 18th ult
Brig Mozart I'm BALTIMORE ARID. at Halifax 9TH inst.
and cl'd l2lh for Pictou
Brig Albert, fin Baltimore for Arecbo, PR, SID from
Norfolk 18th inst
Schr james Fisher, from Baltimore for st Bans, was
spoken 18th inst lat 80 Al, Ion rs
scbr Amiiy, for Baltimore, cleared at New York 1t
instant
schr Kathleen, ofBatmore, ard at Philadelphia 10Th
iRst from Csast of Africa
Schr rTideHt, and sloOp Johnson, for Baltimore cid
at Philadelphia 18th inst
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2o-Ar brig Cumberland, 20
DIS I'm Farnandina
CID ship Spsguehanna, Liverpool
Schr Trident Baltimore
Slo0p johnson, Baltimore
NEW YORK, oct l9-CI'd ship Shakespeare, NJ Or
leans
BaTque Louisa, Campeachy
.EvenIsg-Cl'd ship Quebec, London
Brig Giraffe, Halifax
.Schr Andes, Mobile
Arr packet ship Emerald, FIN Havre 18th Sept
Ship HIlah, "a DIS fin Hsvre
Cleared Angeline, Cuba
RICHMOND. Oct l9-Arr schrs Robert Armstrong,
Baltimore; Adcne, do; Coral, Thomaston
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pERFUMERVI PBRFIMERYN

PERFUMERX! PBRFt MERYH
NHTE continue to manufacture and have for sale
w very general assortment ofPERFUMERY, TOT
LET and FA;!CY SOAPS, COSMEIlCS, &c, pre-
pneS from the best materials. and pat up in handsome
STYLE To which we ask the attention OF persons visit
ing this city the purpose OF pIecuns their fall goods
In addition to the above. we have French, Germah
and English PERIL INiERY, all of which we offer on
The most accommodating terms. Orders thankfully re-
cevr and goods carefully packed with the greatest dee
patch ]. q. & N. w. MCCORMICK,
No. 46 Gay St, east of High,
and 1921 Baltimore ST.,
so dst Cd decrease Of MeCletan's alley.
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR
Hy4YRE DE GRACE AND PORT Deposit.
- ex1Sa The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT
NzGJetkn.ze Capt. Kenny, has commenced her trips
and will leave PasteFson's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at'9 O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port DepSsite every "Wednesday
and Sunday mornings at the same hour, and Will land
passengers, Kennard's wharf, near Ghestertown AID
OF Howcllls Point.
5s3-The Wocott has heen heightened and thOroug,sz
y and entirely repaired both in hail and machinery
is IN the best possible orde
WIN. OWEN,
8 Agent.
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RICHMOND. Oct l9-Arr schrs Robert Armstrong,
Baltimore; Adeline, do; Coral, Thomaston
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CD.
Has re,norcd TO No. Is South Street
JOHN |. DONALDSON, President
yEyEJIS COMPANY makes INSTANCES ON LIVES
for one or years, or for life, at The following
rates for every hundred dollars
AaE OvE YEAR. SEVEN YEARS. LIFE.
az 0g liz R,04
az i'S 9, 20
As 1,9l S,oS
81 4,15 ,,Vo
GRANTS ANNurrIEs-Rates for one huadred do'iars
g g g y':'' Of age IS IS s Per 'nn'".
Buys AsSrITTEs
SELLS EaDowMENTs for children
BEoEIvEs MONEY on depoSie
EXECUTES Trusts
MAKES Contracts in which life or the interest Ut
money is Involved -
ey WILLIAM M, HUhboCSecy'
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III. QUiLLS, No. 10 to7o, just re
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT & NUDGE,
es3 No s. Charles 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-01
From the Washington (Ga.) Fc,rs.

THE CRops.-Therc is every prospcc,
of a short crop of cotton this season. The
newspapers from every part of the South
err country contain accounts Of the rava-
gcs of the worm, which has been more vo-
racous ,hi, wear than ever befDre.
They arc suffering from the same evil
in this quarter. The crop, already I'M
promising on account Of The extraordinary
wetncss of the Summer, is still farther d-
mlnished by the insects; so much so, that
we have heard some farmers assert, they
would not make more than one half tho
crop Of ordinary years.
10 compensate for this, however, the
corn crops are uncommonly fine; and this
circumstance may induce our farmers to
cease their ruiuons policy Of purchasing
their stock from The kentuckians, and ia
cndeavor 10 raise their own provisions upon
plantations.