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The native American., 1840-05-09

NEW GOODs.-We are now opening. and shall
- open during the present week, large supply OF
fashionable Spring Goods, which unusually low, and
which We invite the attic tion Of customers and
= ''~'-'S ''' '-'' MORTON & M4cKALL.
A few OF them are as follows
Rich Mouse!in Re LANES
do Chal!eys
Cololed Lawns; 10 loy priced
Victoria Mousein,, article for dresses, and very
handsome
Figured and plain Silks, light coIors
Figured black and lea 40; blue bac: d.
Needle worked Collars
do DO open worked 10
Thread Laces ami lAsertlngs, vide and very narrow
Cambria and Swiss Musiin
l.isie do and iearng
Black Flet net Cloves and iiltts
Pink. blue and green KID Do
White and green Fille Wells
PLAIN and net Gauze Scarfs ard iandke Ichiefs
White Fille net, blonde figure
Needledworl:ld Bands from 25 cts. to -
Green Barage, Linen Cambria Hdkts large supply
Hemstitched do very fine
Embroidered Points, drab Silk Fringe
Cotton Hosiery Of every description and size large
assortment. good and cheap
BOYS Hose small sizes
: case Parasols, Misses do
Screens, &c &C.
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Draps de Etc, a superior article for summer coats
Black CashIneres and summer Cloths
Plain and ribbed heavy white Russia Drills
Stockinets and Russia Ducks
Co!ored French figured Drills
Malseiles and Satin Vestings
Mode, Satin. and Bombazne summer Stocks
Figured Satin Crayats
Stack Italian do larger size
Very Superior light, dark and black Kid Gloves
Silk Thread and Cotton do
silk and Linen Cambria Handkerchels
Stout l2 Hose for boots fine
Irish Linens, stout Linen for Drawers
Gum Elastic S.snenders.
DOMESTICS.
: bales heavy Brown Cotton
do fine DO
2 cases l2t els. do
case superhhe Shirtings
4 bleached and brown SheetiDgs
Pennsy kana Plads, Bed Ticks
Checks, Cotton Osnaburgs
Also, No Burlaps
Russia. Bildeyc aud Towel Diapers
Marseles Quilts, very cheap
Furniture Dmitry do
80 pieces real Georgia Nankeen
Zenhyr Worseds Canvass and embroiderlng Patterns.
sc. &c MORTON s. MACkALL,
Mar est. Georgetown
The native American., 1840-05-09

TILES! PILES PILES cured at last.-This terri
bic colnplaict is warranted cured in all cases by the
use of Hays Eminent In of failure the agents
forbidden to take any pay.
- Never buy unless il have the signature of Com
stock s. Co. the wrapper.
Sold by VIM. f. Bender, Charles Stott, and others
original proprietor Solomon Hays.
ap Il-3m
The native American., 1840-05-09

We trust our city subscribers will be ready to
settle their accounts when presented to them by
tie Collector, in whose hands we have placed
them. Large amounts are outstanding, which
would considerably aid us in our endeayor to i'm.
prove the Native, We hope no friend of the
the amount due us.
The native American., 1840-05-09
WRITING.

gANFS FRENCH, author of a new system of practi-
y cal Pepmanshp, would acknowledge the liberal pa
ronage which he formerly received [durng his residence
of several months in the city of Washington) and no.
tce that he has re opened his Writing Academy at Mrs
Turner's, opposite Browns Hotel Pennsylvania Avenue,
in connexon with his brother where they will continue
10 receive pupils daily. Therefore they respectfully
cit immediate calls from all who feel interested in the
improvement Of hand writing
Messrs. French now offer to the Ladies and Gentle
opportunity Of acquiring quick and beautiful
style of Writing SO free and elegant other mode
yet discovered possibly impart in the time.
Different styles Of plain ornamental Writing, Pen
making and stenogrsPhy taught, as the learner may
choose.
Ladies meet daily at II and O'Clock; Gentlemen at
other hours in the day and evening. See hondbU)
REFERENCEs-peter Force, Mayor Hon. Henry
Hubbard Hon. William II Roane, Hon Robert B Gran.
ton, Hon. William b. Calhoun, Rev DR.. Laurie, and
Rev. MIR. McLain. Mar. 26--3t
The native American., 1840-05-09

A SELECTION OF GAMES AT CHESS, actually
n played by Philador and his contemporares-Now
fist published from the original manuscripts, wth notes
and additions by George Walker is for sale at the Book
and stationary Store Of w. NJ. MORRISON.
Mar. 7. 4aoors west of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-05-09

Death orthe Hon. John Ruthford.-Last
Of the Senators under Washington-We
learn from the Newark Advertiser, that this
venerable man died at his residence in Ed
gerston, New Jersey, on Sunday, after pain
tul illness Of some months with dropSy III the
chest.
More than nine thousand men are now at
work on the widening Of the Erie canal be-
tween Utica and Albany.
Snow fell at Calais, Me. on the 9th ult to
the depth of IS inches, completely blocking
up the roads. ...,
During The last ten years, the United States
are said to have imported $4,000 200 worth
of Iron, chiefly from England.
The little State Of Delaware is much letter
off than most Of her gigantic sisters. She is
entirely free from debt, and has $l92@2,34
in the treasury
The native American., 1840-05-09

tAYNE'S EXPECTORANT,-A fresh supply Of this
b Justly celebrated remedy for coughs, colds asthmas
&c lust received, direct from the proprieot, at
az n TOUD'S Drug Store.
Z "n,rs running rom the Creation Of the world down
70 1890 forming part Of farpcr's Family Library, is
,ust published and Tor sale b. w. ". MORRISON,
'' ray ~ 4 doors west OF Browns Hotel.
TINHF WORKS OF CHARLES LAMB--'o which ar
n,,tv.J his / ettors and Sketch Of MS Life, by
Thomas Noun TaouTc one Of his executors, in 'ois,
is for sale By W. ~ M'4Shi'nNt
Mr. - doors west Of Brown Hotel.
xnIRACTS AND OTHER pAPERS relating principal
ly 10 the Origin, Settlement, and Progress Of the
c,,iss IN North America, from the Discovery of the
,trv 10 tie year l77G collected by Peter Force in
'"nnes is for sale at the Book and Stationary Store Of
w" NJ. MORRISON, four doors west Of Browns 1locl.
Mar: Fl
The native American., 1840-05-09
Here is my own, my native land,
The home of the blest and free

Yet feel that would be undeserving the
name of an American citizen, and recreant to
the high and holy sentiments entertained by
the patriots and heroes Of the revolution were
| to uphold the doctrine that our land was no
longer to be the home of the emigrant and
the asylum of the oppressed Who were
foremost in the struggle of seventy-six? Who
were in the van of the conflict Who cement
ed with their blood the beautiful fabric under
whose shade we now repose and around which
cling our brightest hopes and proudest antici-
pations? I'heywere foreigners"
On which side, pray? For or against?
Does the allusion refer to those who massa-
cred the citizens in King street, Boston, or to
those who fought against the Americans at
Bunker Hill and destroyed Charlestown?
Perhaps the speaker meant those who, under
Lord Dunmore burnt Norfolk or to those
who burnt Falmouth and Bristol or to those
who opposed Washington and defeated the
Americans at Long Island? Possibly he re-
lers to those foreigners who executed the
gallant Capt. Hale as u spy, and spit upon
him when he said at the place OF execution,
IL lament that ] have but one life to Law
down for my country" Or does he mean
that myriad Of Germans, the HessianS, whom
Washington defeated at Trenton or 10 the
1852 men who, under Burgoyne, surrender
ed at the battle of Saratoga or to 1900
which the British general, Howe debarkedat
the head of Elk river, in Maryland, for tho
purpose of subjugatng PhiIadcl phio? or to
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In Carroll county, on the 9th inst, Mrs. MARGARET
CRATE, of Baltimore county, consort of Michael Crate,
in the 57th year of her age.
On the 3ls ult, at the residence of his son, Dr. l.. ID.
Handy on Back Creek Somerset county, Md JOHN
e. HANDY, in the Gid year of his age.
In Prince Georges county, Md, after few days i'll
ness MIR. JOSEPH LEWIS in tue 10Th year of his age,
which adds another to the number of revououdy sol
diers that have gone to their long homes
At the residence of her husband, Friday, 18th ult,
in the doth year OF her age Mrs MARY BIRD, late
of Gusts w. Bir2, Esq, of the county OF Aecomac,
Va.
On the 9Th inst, at sea, board the brig Lawrence,
from Charleston for New York, WILLIAM MILLER,
of Baltimore
At New York, on the 10th inst, ANTHONY TRAP
PAN, IN the SD year of his age anatve OF Meta Italy
AT Charicstown, Mass, the Sth inst, SAMUEL
COOPER IlIXON, of the u. $. Navy, aged 30 years
AT New Orleans, LIST inst NICHOLAS GIRDO, the
advanced age Of 80 years.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening, Sth inst, at ST. James's Church,
by the Rev. John d. GiIdea, FREDERICK BAKER 10
MARTHA DUNCAN.
On the Both ult. JACOB HAPE to Miss ELIZABETH
Idea, both of Carroll county, Md.
On the Sd instant, LEVI JOINS 10 Miss ANNA NJ.
LEER, both of Carroll county.
AT New York, on the Sin inst, by the Rev. T. j. Saw
yer, Pastor Second Universalist Church, SAMUEL :.
WEBSTER, of Baltimore, to Miss MARTHA PACK
ARD, youngest daughter of Micha Packard, Esq, of
North Brilgewater, Mass.
At Alexandria, 9lh inst JOHN GEORGE ADAMS,
of Washington, 10 Miss ELVIRA FRANCES, second
daughter of Harrisoa Bratley, Esq, OF a.
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no COUNsI1L. LITIGANTs, &. OTHERS
rnIALs. TEsTIMONY

TRIALS, TESTIMONY
SPEECHES, ARGUMENTS, itEFE-
Rec CASES, ExAMIHATioNs, AMI
pPoCEFpISas OF PURuC MEET
IyGs Cpolitical or reIigious) ae-
curataiv reported by w. f
DRAKE. many years Reportei
i'm Congress. and Slcnagraple'
10 the late Convention TO a
mend the Constitution of Penn
I'm. B.-One days notice
should be given to Mr.. u, i'rl'e,
pTaciicaJlc) that his se.vIcss y, II
he required.+G} IN
Lessons given in Il PTdcti
cal System Of STENOGRAPHY, eI,
tirely dissimilar from those pal
| try and inaccurate Treatlse
/ which are daily palmed upon d
! unsuSpecuug public, by perso!
| ignorant of the Grst principles
/ the Ant.
/ ~ Let those DESTROYS OF a
[ duinng correct information, al
Of learning a system which ma
| not only be trTitten ten TINT
more rapidly than any other e.
I taHt, but read rs easily as co1nmo
BTtaH avail themselves Of the Of
portuuity now offered Tern
very reasonable
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND IN FACT THE ONLY
ETRE PROOF KSOFs

SLATE! SLATE. SI-Al n =!
wHyIT,LIs.l BAYLEY, Slater, has roccvedby
SV soc shin Pocahontas, from Liverpool, his fan sup
Div Of those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roof Of
;rb that he put on last fail, have been so mu II adj
,,ired In order TO obtain the best article in lis ne
The subsc rber gone to the expense OF an eXpefeeta
mde of The article, in England, visiting all the Nelch
,"n;es and purchasing The best, without regard to
price and invites an examination of his present socS
heinz sail SIZED il will compare advanageousy win any
,hinT Of -, he kind ever brought to this market
lie | ias also constantly on hand Jul supply ..
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry KNOWN on
The cont nert and trusts he will be able TO give ehte
10 those who may favor HIM win teit Woh
10 those moi acquainted with the fact ne Wou'u stats
tha lie G ost of slate roof very ltteQ any more ah
the h. s hingIes, and considerably less thah thse e
tended to be fire proof roots, which, upon ne e, a
nroach of fire. get into melting mood, ana disapca
leaving ne property they intended TO pfoecl a
easy prey to the devouring element ,.,..,. 1,D,o,
The SUI oscribers yard on Union DOCK ueiTw ,r
suec' w" % WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FoR 6 ALE. n first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
Fpa ga hh' ne" ss, sc 10
as above Iot
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PUBLIC MEETING IN W,Sehurg District, Bait
timore c0unty-A meeting of both political parties will
be held at PAREToN DEroT, on the Baltimore and Sus-
quchanna Rail Road, which is distant Is miles from
Baltimore, on SATURDAY, the 10Th of september, al
- O'Clock This meeting has been called for the par
pose of having full and impartial discussien.-The
friends of Gen. Harrison, and Mr. Van Buren, in
ved to at,end.Several addresses will he delivered.
SEN 10
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WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED.

HOY n Young Man from the Eastward, us clerk in a
D wholesale or Retail Grocery Store, any other
respectable suation where hc could make himself use
fu 10 his employer. The very best of references, &e
can be given in regard to character.
For further information apply to
LEWIS r. SCOTTI,
General Intelligence aud Agency Office, No. , West
Fayette street, basement Of Barnum- City Hotel.
rau a
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WORTUy on vOTTCE,-

NOR SAIE.-A very likely MULACTO GIRL'
II between * 10 years a age to serve until she is
., she is well gown for her age and can come highly
recommended She is from the country and has been
brought up house work. The present owner sells
her account of having no further use for her For
other particulars apply to LEWIS F. SCOTT,
General Slave Agency and Intelligence Office, ola IS
tabshmcnt No. West FayGtte street, basement
of Ramum'S CITY Hotel, an 10
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WANTED 30 PURCTIASE

Y
Of good character, Of both sexes from - years
Of age. slaves for life, for very extensive Hotel the
city of New Orleans where they will he well treated,
and references viii I've given II required that they
expressly Orthe gentlcman's use ana uJt or spec
ulaton and fair cash price will be given application
to LEWIS F. SCOTTG'S General Slave Agency ana
Intelligence Office, No. West Fayctc street, basement
a, { parnup,;. Hotel au 6
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Balto. July 9Th. 1910 diff
FENHI4 SUBSCRIBE B offers 10 his

FENH 10 UEsSCRIBER offers 10 his friends and
G the public in general at his Lumber Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt street Bndge,-(Ofi head Union
Dock) large and general assortment osed. oned Lun-
Der Such Panuel, Common, Select Cul ings JoiSt-
Raiders, Shingles LatlIs, N Carolina and T. $ Floor
ing, wilh every other article necessary TO make good
assortment. A quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
Plank, will be sold at reduced prices as have large
quanrity oa hand All those who buy for cs sh may ex
pcct liberal discount ID. L. THOMAS.
IL.
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DWELLING FOR RENT,

- THAT THREE STORY DWELLING. with
fFIf back buildings Saratoga street, between Court
@lL5land and Caiyrrf.-Ihis House is now being tho
roughly repaired from the Cellar to the Gauet-newy
painted and papered-yad rcpaved and new enclosure.
This Dwelling has eight Chambers in the main build
ing aud three the back huildBg-tlc pailors and
breakfast of pretty sizc.-Ihere is a Bath
House, Smoke House, and all the comforts and conve-
nienccs that is to be found in house ofthe first class
JAMES HARDWOOD,
sep. II PAEG II. Paus street
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SPGNE WARE,

TETHE sUBsCUI8l1TsS have associated them
4 selves in copartnoT.iaip for the purp5e Of MANI
featuring STONE WARE under the finn OF BRO
THEREON & MORTON, at the old stand, Pitt street,
adjoining Hartford Run.
large supply will be always kept on hald ola very
superior Qualify They viii still continue 70 mHluiac-
tufe Tie PERCOLhTfNG FILTERS, so wei knswn a.
the best purifiers of invented They hope by
strict attention to business to merit share Ct public pa
tronage T. w BBOTHERrON,
JUSTUS MORTON,
Ratio I,Iv 9Th 1910 dtf Tvs
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STT7TNTTOy WANTED.

BBY Young Man, as an assistant clerk in Grocery
Hb Flour, Commission store, Bar keeper any other
situation where he could make himself useful 10 his
employer. Good recommendations will be given in
regard to character, SC Apply to
LEWIS +. SCOTTI,
No. West Fayette Street, basement story otBamum's
CITY Hotel General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers'
Office, Old Establishment.
son Il
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y5zWANTED TO PURCHASE
PE3 EITiIIiEiYI pEREI- NIIiENm

E@T r. continue to manufacture and have for sale
' very general assOumeHt OF PERFJMERN, TOl-
LET and Fancy SOAPS; CDSMEIiCS, &c, pre-
pared from the best materials. aud put up IN handsome
STYLE 10 which ask the attention of persons visit
H9 His city for the purpose o procuring their fall goods
In addition - lie above we have French, German
aud English PERFUMERY, all Of which offer
tie most accommodating terms. Orders thankfully
cciyed and goods carefully packed with the
patch j. o. & n. w. MCCORMICK,
No. as Gay ST., east Of High,
and s22j Baltimore H.,
Sc Q dGt 81 door east OF Mcclellan alley.
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SCHOOL HOOKS.

H NIGHT * COLBURN, Booksellers and station
EA ers, IA BALTIC. ST., few doors East of Cli2ef'
have on hand n general assortment OF School BOOKS
and Stationery, which they will furnish at whoesdle OF
retail III the lowest cash prices. Al sep ~
EAl EW BOoKS-Letters and Speeches on various
~ subjects, by Lord Brougham. =,
ssoej, Ashore Inv the author of '!atln the Refer "
For sale nj KNIGHT s COLUMNS
Bookstore and Circulating Library,
CON IN 4, ia Bal. ST.
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1NVTFATION.-Ihe Wings of Cecil county respect
fully and cordially invite the Wings OF Baltimore, to at
tend meeting to be held near Port Deposle, on SA
TURDAY, the i2th instant. A committee will be al
Port Deposile on Saturday morning TO receive those
who may attend. sep 10
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BALTIMORE COUNTY.

NOTICE.-The President OF the several Tippecanoe
Clubs OF Baltimore county, are requested to meet at
North Bend, in the city of Baltimore, on SATURDAY,
the l2 OF September at ii O'Clock. The Central Com
mite is also requested 10 meet at the same time aud
place. sep III
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Patapsco Bank of Marylapd, ...." 25.."..92,00
Farmers Baak Of Maryland. ..... SOL. 90
United states Bank. 100. .63 TO 90
R.GTLROHDS & CANALS.
Baltimore * Ohio Rail Road. 100. ..... Is Oot
Baltimore & SusquQhanua. dol. J0......
Baltimore * Washington. do. .I0O..... 100
Frenchtown Newcastle do. 25.....2S
PhiI Wilmington & Bait. do. 80 .'..4i W
Susquchanna Canal........... 5O.....dj 10 80
TURNPIKE STOCKS.
ReisterslnWn. ......- ............ 2O''''''.o}s'
l0fk ,.....'..''..'.''... ~ '''''''S' oo
IrrG"rlck. '..'..'..'..' - = 49,
'' TTSUR.aYCE iSS;Tio;ciKS.
m haS@ora .5oo sales
N.2tunc. .......-... ...'.'''''' 'IUOO -o
American .........''. .''''''lv '''''','C
Baltimore Life. ...r..........'''' Jo''.''''t1
American Life and Trust. ~. '''''.
Baltimore Fre.....'' ..''''' os''''..1,o1 any OH
Fremens' do................... G.......55OaJ.15
PUBLIC LOOMS OR STOCKS.
City Corporation 6 per cent 1880 lOO......9775*
DO. do. s.. ..do....d do. 100 80. $3.50
State Of Matylmd6 -. do. do. 100. ...9s.O0*
Do..... do. ...5. do. ... do. l00......Sl
lido Aldo. do. 1OO....,".
BALI. < Ono r. r. 6 pr Ct Bonds. 100. .."94.00
MISCELLANEOUS STOcKS,-per share.
Union Manufacturing Company. 50. ..."lO.jO
Gas ....................d o...... $50. .....giOu
Baltimore Shot Tower. .:do.... 100 .....2JO
Phoenix do. do .....do.. 100 80
Water........ d. q. do ...... 50......1o
Md and Virg. Steam Nav. ..50O...."l50
treasury NOES. ......'.,.. ..'''' lUo. '''''.
Specie. ......l0O......2 pm
Drafts New York. ............ ...."2 prem
DO Philadelphia. ........... ......lal4 dis.
Virginia money. ................. .....I4 dis
Doublo9ns, Pat................... ...,l6.00
Do Royal. .... ....... ....l6.25
SoveraIgns .......... ............ ......j00
American Cold. .........,........ ......2s
Ground NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ....6aS
For sale. WANTED
1 Orders for TIE purchase sale fany Of the above
Stocks from Distance will be promptly attended to- by
being add resSed to the subscriber. ]. r.. 2.
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A vALCAuLEa FARM An AUCTION.

4 VALUABLE FARM Al AUCTION.
FayEsEE S.I2SCIsH1sEfAsS Will sell nv Auction, at
& the Exchange, IN the city of Baltimore, at one p
NJ. on MONDAY, the 18th day of September next,
most beautifully situated and highly improved FARM,
lying within four miles Of the city of Baltimore.
This property lies directly upon the Baltimore and
avrede Grace Turnpike, road always perfectly good
in the worst weather
II has been covered with lime, ashes and other ma
nures and is beautiful state ofcuVatOn. Thegreat
er part well set in clover timothy. II contains 344
acres of land full portion of winch is in fiAc wood
The Southern line Of the Farm bounds upon the waters
of Back river, where there is fine fishing and shooting
n their seasons.
The bams stabIng and shedding quite large AM
in good condition, and there is plain small Dwell
LING near the road. There two beautiful
sites for dwellings upon the place. There is wy me
dairy within fitty yards of the dwelling and noble
spring of flowing into it. An extensive and eX
ceent orchard fine ice house, and altogether the pro
Dertv is one of the desirable in the ncghhorhood of
baltimore 1t is sufficiently to be used for milk
and vegetable farm for market.
We will also sell with without the farm, % head OF
Cattle part fu bred part nearly full bred Durhams,
largc number of Hogs, some of them genuine berk-
shire farm horses and carriages, horses poughs carts,
wagons horse rakes cider press and every thing ne
ccssarv to carry excellent and extensive an esab
iSlment =,
Terms of sale for the stock, cash. for the farm ia
cash. and the residue in ~ l5 aad a montns WIN III
terest from sale The title will be made clear anu "a
'fi-nutablp JOHN GLENN.
ia iayvgt6t GEORGE EARNEST.JT.
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LIST OF APPLICANTS IN
E1r The henefL Ollie Ins1lenL L,ts Of

LIST OF APPLICANTS
For the benefit ofHe Insoireh LIARS of MtTWni far The
last Ueek,
Pere Marshall, Peter NJ. Groscup,
Philip Nichols, (pol'd) Caleb Bosley,
Robert s. Downs, Solomon Jacobs
John Marine, John Lumncr CORD
Thomas Il. Duva, 'anue :. Ryland,
Hugh MCGOWAN Nathan Ravens,
Lewis Iasha, (cod) Thomas Il. Scott,
John Duly, William ScmOud,
DAM. Wilson, (cOd) Mace Ford, (cnldl
Joseph Peach, (col'd) Preston Handy, CORP
Philip Rhinehart, Aaron Sterling
Thomas Glanding, William A. Ashman,
John Reed, Lawrence Leonard.
Peter wilson,
To appear before the Commissioners of Ins0lvent
Debtors, ID Dec, 1910, at ten O'Clock, TO
interrog itores.
Day of final hearing before the said Commissioners,
ID Jan, 1871, at ten O'clock a. m and also before
Baltimore County Court, 10 answer allegations if any,
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{lS-TIIE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,
appointed by the Wings of the 3D. Election District OF
hnnc Arundel County, do respectively invite the vo-
tiers ofsad county, ard the several Candidates 10 attend
meeting be held at the place of holding elections in
said district on THURSDAY, the l7th day OF Septem
ber next commencing at II O'Clock, A. NJ. 1t is OK
pected that the meeting will be addressed by the Cand
dates rs well as by several invited guests. au27
HARRISON AND REFORM.--lt was resolved by
the Wings o! the filth, sixth and seventh districts OF
Cecil county, Md. in convention assembled TO hold a
pubic meeting in the waods, Battle Swamp two
miles from PORT feposits, on The 18th of September
next, at ten clock, am. A number of distinguished
speakers will be there. The runOus measures nt tile
present Government will be fully and distinctly pointed
ou the political doctrines of the day, ably and cieary
defined. dinner lin Log Cabin stye) with served
up on tho OCCASION ALL are invited to attend.
by order, q, w. KIDD,
aug 26 Secretary,