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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-10

AN APPLICATION to the Judges OF Prince
- Georges County Court, by petition IN writing,
William b. Sothoron, of Prince Georges County, STATING
that he is now in custody for debit aud praying or the
benefit of the act of thu General Assembly of Mafyand
enued an act for the selief of sundry solvent Debt
ors passed al December session, 1905, and the several
supplements thereto, the terms therein mentoned
schedule of his property and list Of his creditors on
OATH far he ascertain the same being annexed
10 his petition and the said William II. Sotloron having
satisfied Inc by competent testimony that he has resided
Two wears within the State of Maryland, Immediately
preceding the time of his applications and the said WI
liam b. Sothoron having taken the oath by the SAID act
prescribed for the delivering of his property and CIV
ING sufficient security for his personal appearance at rue
next County Court of Prince Georges County 10 answer
such interrogaores and allegations as may be made
against him, and having appointed James Burne ms
Trustee who has given bond such aud received from
said William b. SOihoron conveyance and possession
of all his property real personal and Mixed; ~ order
ed and adiudged this 9th of April S46 that the said VIII
liam r. Sothoren be discharged from imprisonment,
and that he give notice his creditors by causing CO
py of this order be inserted IN some newspaper pun
shed in the State of Maryland, once week Tor tree
consecutive months before the next October term
Prince Georges County Court TO appear before The SAID
county court at the court house of said county, at the
said term to show cause il any they have why the said
William e. Sothoron Should not have the Deneht OF Tie
ga id act and supplement as prayed
EDMUND KE
True Copy. Test, m
lie 3-law3mt
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EOCAW HOUSE,

Corner of Eutar and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
TENHE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons OF
this establishment, their friends and the public ge
neray that they have associated themselves togetner
- for the purpose of conducting the same. The
MfIIf EUTAW HOUSE was completed and first open
sll in 1885, at which time was furnished through
out in the every best manner and without regard 70 cost
The comfort and convenience of its interior aTanges
ments its high and airy location, combine 10 render
proveTbiay pleasant and healthy. IL particularly wen
adapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and La
DIES having a great number of Private Parl0uTs, LA$
dies Ordinary and splendid Drawing Room, with pm
yale entrance Baltimore street. In every respect he
Eutaw House is second TO none in the United STATES
and is the intention and firm determination Of the pro
retors 10 spare no exerons to promote the coniort
and qualification of their patrons, and at rates which NO
execution can be taken. The stock of WINES ana
LIQUORS on hand has been mostly imported express
Iy for the use of this establishment, selected from the
private stocks of of the most celebrated cenno-
seurs of the city. The BATHS attached to the house
are complete ORDER and open at all times for The use
at the guests. ASAHEL HUSSRY,
Z. w. ELDER
Late firm of Elder and Son.
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WANTED 10 PURCHASE

n MMEDIATELY, 20 to 30 good House Servants
n of good character of both SEXES from 10 to D years
of age slaves for le for very extensive Hotel in the
city of New Orleans where they will be well treated,
and references will be given if required that they are
expressly for the gentemans use, and not for spec
ulaOn and fair cash price will be given application
to LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General Slave Agency and
intelligence Office, No. West Fayette street, basement
of BaTnum's Hotel. au6
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMoND MARKET. sept. Z.

ToBACCo-Thc receipts are very light, and sales
went of heavy to-day. We renew our Fridays quo
tations Lugs $33 A and Al; common leaf So g.;
mddling 81 a u and II; good SIS 81; fine $sg lOl
and II; extra fine manufacturing quality $40 l6..
FLoUR-The receipt of country for some time past,
has been very light There have been sales to-day at
$685. and more could be sold that price. City Mills
6a6t.
WHEAT-White 81 Is for prime crops, do red Ito.
CORN-4O TO as cents and dull.
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SELECTION PRINTING.

ELECTION PRINTING!
YWNHE SUBSCRIBER hns furnished his Printing
II Office with LOG CABINS, and oiher suitable
ENGRAVINGS, for Election Tickets, handbdls Badges.
&C., which he is prepared print at the shortest posi-
BILE notice. Orders addressed TO him from distance
will be executed with promptness Pr ices very low
JOSEPH ROBINSON, Printer,
Bookseller and Stationer, ITO Baltimore street.
{63- Every description of JOB PRlN TING attended
10 as usual. sep8
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CTOCl KS, sc,
y Bank ofhe U. States, }sToCKs.
City an d State 6 pr. CT 49,, .rrt p.,Ia
CHECKS ON NEW YORk q fHfi-hof+bi i''1A'
or sale by ,,,,,,ne, e
], L. COHEN, Jr. < BROTHERS.
Who will purchase BANK BILLS CHECKS on
all narts Of II Ne Unon-SPECIE BULLION, &c re
BILLS & d, RATS on the District Oh Coiuhu'' '"-
ginia, CAROLYN &C., collected nj the lowest es'
y30 so4tf
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(tLORINE TOOTH POWDER. for cleans

CHLORINE TOOTH POWDER. for cleans
~ ing the Teeth, healing spongy Gums and purifying
the Breath. II is unnecessary to say that this Tooth
Powder is superior to anything else ever invented but
il confidently believed hatit will give general satisac-
ton to those who use it. One proof Of he superiorty o.
this article is, that there many who after having
used i four or five years, pronounce il TO be the best
denirfiee they have ever tried Prepared by
G.. K. TYLER,
Corner E. Baltimore and High sts Bait.
N. b. None genuine, without the fac smile Of tht
proprietor upon The side OF the bex.
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azMONEY.H

4E-MONEY.-Ef
xtAN BE OBTAINED at all times at LEWIS
OF. SCOTl rs General Intelligence and Agency
Office Ne v Test Fayette street, basement of Bar
NUNS Civ Hotel on Mortgages, Ground Hens; Judgt
ments and Prom iissory Notes, Sc sc. &C. Insolyen.
PAPERS, Deeds L eases, Contracts, Bills of Sale, Mort
arses &c Neat executed at this Office on reasona
bic terms, "T
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SITUATION WANTED.

ERY Young Man from the Eastward, as clerk IN
ID Wholesale or Retail Grocery Store, or any other
respectable situation, where he could make himself use
fnl 10 his employer The very best of references, &C.,
can be given in regard to character.
For further information apply to
LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
General Intelligence and Agency Office, No. West
Fayette Street, basement of Barnum's City Hotel
sen dat.
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Al an adjourned meeting held at Rsndalls Town, this
5th day Of September, ROBERT WARD, Esq was
called TO the chair President pro ten, and the fol
lowing business transacied--On motion,
committee ofthree was appointed by the chair to
recommend iye persons 10 attend convention TO nsm-
mate Wing Ticket Tor Baltimore county; AID the com
mittee having nominated the following persons, Joseph
jameson, Robert Wmle Josiah Penny, Joseph Cham
beers and Theodore Owings, they were unanimously
chOsen-it was,
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourn, it adjourn
to aeet at Mr. Ely Llys Tavern Saturday next, 10Th
inst, at O'Clock, P. M:
ROBERT WARD, Pres't. protein,
BEAL owNGs,
sep. 10, PA.
There viii Harrison pole raised at RandaIls own
on SATURDAY the 18th inst, TO which the voters of
the county are respectfully invited to attend.
PUBLIC MEETING in Wiseburg District, Rat-
more countyA meeting Of both political parties will
be held at PARTON DEPOT, en- the Baltimore aud sus-
quehanna Rail Road which is distant % miles from
Baltimore, on SATURDAY, the 10Th of September al
10 o'clock This meeting has been called for the pur-
pose of having full and impartial discHssSn.-The
friends of Gen Harrison, and MIR. Van Buren,, are in
vited to aaend.-Several addresses will be delivered.
sep. TO-
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.-There will be Bar
becue, on FRIDAY NEXT, the llth inst. at Mr. Rich
ard Wells Tavern, on the Columbian Turnpike about
Is miles from Baltimore. The several candidates of
pVl Poii' PaeS are eApectSd 10 nc pfesent, and 10
auuIess ule neeulg. sep. 10,
TWELFTH WARD.-The first Baltimore TipDeca-
noe Club will meet at the Western Hotel fate CIarkes,
west Baltimore ST., THIS EVENING, September 10, at
u o'clock All persons favorable 10 Reform will please
to attend. WIN p STEWART President
JOHN II. PIPER, secretary. sep 10
lNVITATION.-The Wings of Cecil county rcsDec1-
fully and cordially invite the Wings of Baltimore to at
tenda meeiingt be held near Port Deposite on sA
TUROAY, the 18th instant committee win be a,
Port Deposite on Saturday morning TO receive those
mHo may a1'eiu sep 10
ATTENTION THE WHoLE!-The Wing voters of
the first ward, will hold public meeting at the Fel,s
Point Market Mouse, THIS Thursday EVENING. nj
u O'Clock. The Wings of the second ward and all
Others friendly to the cause, respectfully invited 10
auend' Sc 10
THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE TTPPE-
CANOE CLUBS of the city will meet at North Bend
THIS Thursday AFTERNOON the 10th instant at s
O'Clock. THOS. CARROLL, sec'y. Sc 10
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
NOTICE.-The President of the several T'ippecanoe
Clubs OF Baltimore county, are requested to meet at
North Bend, in the city Of Baltimore, on SATURDAY,
the 18th of September II O'Clock. The Central Com
mite is also requested to meet at the same time and
place. sep 10
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REMOVAL.

RMcDOWELL q GABLE respectfully inform
I'VE their patrons and the public generally, that they
have removed 10 No. Dos Baltimore street, ono door
oftheir former stand and directly opposite HaRove
treet where they rend keeping the largest aud best
assorted stock OfCARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, sc. &c
in the city, They also promise to sell every article aP
pertaining TO their line Ofhusiness, more favorable
terms than the can be purchased at in this mar
ket
Person wishing to supply themselves with any arti-
Gle in their line, respectfully requested 10 examine
heir Stock before making their selections.
P. 5. We will open ina few days entire Fres
supply of Saxony Brussels Carpetng, (new patterns)
which have arrived in the ship London, in port.
au % dot MCDOWELL K GABLE.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

WANTED IMMEUIATELFs
LOAN OF 500, for one more years, for
IN which good TWO story Brick House, Isl feet front
and running back 20 feet feet alley, fee simple
title ndisputablc The property is worth three times the
amount wanted-for which a liberal interest will be
given. For further particulars apply to LEWIS +.
SCOTTI, General Intelligence, Agency, Collectors
and Brokers' Office, No. West Fayettc street, Base
ment of Bamnm's Hotel. au2s dot
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-10
STONE WARE.

TBIEE SUBSCRIBERS have associated theni-
selves in co-partnership for the purpose q y1and-
featuring STONE WARE under the firm okH3ftO-
THEREON u MORTON, at the old stand PITT Street.,
adjoining Hartford Run.
A large supply will be always kept on hand of a very
superior quality. They will still continue 10 manufle-
ture the PERCOLATING FILTERS, so we'll knsWn As
the best purifiers of invented. They hope by
strict attention business merit share OF public pa
tronaee. T. w. BROTHERTON,
JUSTUS MORTON,
BaIto July Gill; 1870 diff jye
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WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR.
TEyHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Patapsco White
Wheat Family FLOUR, togthet with other SCI
&c ted brands which they invite the attention ofre
taers baker and families. The PatanAao Flour is so
well known in this State to ueed from them
commendauon and they pledge themselves that the
brands selected shall be equal any in the Market
NORRIS 5 FAIRBAIRN,
Ne. . Pratt, between Gay & Frederick sls
iy Is
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HSOR SALE, very likely Healthy, NEGRO GIRL
Il aged about % years. serve until she Is ~ years
Irener and understands the Milcbing of Cows very
well, Apply Al Ibis efics. Sept ., dit
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EAST BALTIMORE INSTITUTES

EAST BALTIMORE lhSV1TUVE
EEyHE DUTIES of this Institution will be resum
ed on TUESDAY, September LIST, and early ap1sas
cation is desirable, TO S. Mex. ROSZBL., who will be
in attendance at his dwelling Cranky street, near
High every day during holidays from to lOo'cock
A. M To close the concern for the last year, patrons
are respectfully solicited to close accounts Few adj
ditona Boarders will be received by s. c. Roszel and e.
Mex Rosze at 300 per scholastic year, every thing h
cuded, VIZ boarding, washing and tuition.
). C. ROSZEL, Principal
5. Mex. ROSZEL., A M.
au 4-Flaw4w Prof of Classics.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-10

arz-THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,
APPOINTED by the Wings of the Sd Election District oil
Anne Arundel County, do respectively invite the yo-
tiers said county, and the several Candidates to attend
n meeting 10 be held the place of holding elections i'll
said district on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF SepteiR
Der next commencing at IL O'Clock, A. Nj. 1t is ex-
pected that the meeting will be addressed by the Candi-
dates as well as byseveral invited guests. ,au2 "a
iay-At meeting of the 7th Ward Tippeeanoe Club,
held at North Bend, on Thursday, sep. ., the follow
ing esoiutions were unanimously adopted;
Resolved, That the President be requested to call a
meeting of this Club for Thursday Evening" Sep TO- at
sslock, P. M and TO solicit general attendance of
the Wings of the Ward for the purpose OF complete or
ganization,
Resolved, That the committee already appointed, be
eauested to hand in their reports upon that evening.
CHAs. w. HANSON, Pres't.
T. !. M II; S01f DUNCAN ,sec'y.
BALTIMORE COUNTY-The Tppecanoe Club
of the 18th Election District invite the friends OF the
armer of North Bend and all others, parlake of
timore on the Hartford Turnpike on THURSDAY, Ihe
10th of September, at IL o'clock. A. d. Several dis
tinsushed friends of the will he present.
% dtM
HARRISON AND REFORM.--lt was resolved by
the Wings of the fifth, sixth and seventh districts OF
Cecil county, Md. in convention assembled, TO hold
pubtic meeting in the woods Battle Swamp, two
milesfrom Port Spssite, on the 18th of September
NEXT at ten O'Clock, d number of distinguished
speakers will be there The ruinous measures OF the
present Government will he fully and distinctly pointed
out: the political doctrines of the day. ably and clely
Defined dinner Tin Log Cabin style will be served
up on the occasion. ALL are invited to attend
Nv order, G. w. KIDD,
auaM Secretary,
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AUILLs-l7O th. QUlLLs, No. 10 to 10, just re-
yoHceived for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRiGHT & NUDGE,
ga No . s. Charles st.
~ BBIs. MESS ANB PRIME BEEF
% Il 5000 lbs. Western FEATHERS
For sale by TALBOT JONES o 70.
au f1-eod4t
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FHNHE SUBSCRIBER offers 20 his ffl0nds AID
Il the public in general at his Lumber Yard on the
Falls below Pratt Bndge-(O Office head URion
DOck) large and general assortment ofseasoned Luna
ber Such as Pannel, Common, Select CHHgs, Joist,
Rafters Shingles Laths, N. Carolina and E. s. Floor
ing with every other article necessary make good
assortment. A quantity of Ark Legs, and also Ark
Plank will be sold at reduced prices have large
Quannty on hand. ALI those who buy for cash may exs
pect y liberal discount D.. E. THOMAS.
d dE
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BALTIMORE COUNTY.

NOTICE.-The President of the several Tippecanoe
Clubs OF Baltimore county, requested to meet at
North Bend, in the city of Baltimore, on SATURDAY,
the 18th of September, at II O'Clock The Central Com
mite is also requested TO meet the time and
place. sep 10
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1LWANTED TO PURCHASE,E9
~ IMMEDIATELY, g BLACK BOYS, slaves
for life of good character from Is TO II years Ofage,
1or gentleman living at the South, for his own USE
He intends TO learn them mechanical business, for
which fair cash price will be given application TO
LEWIS F.. SCOTTI'S General Slave Agency and In
teInence Office old establishment No. west Fayette
street basement story of the City Hstel. aus8
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OFFICE OF THE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY, September LIST, 1870.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That general
In meeting Of the Stockholders of this Company viii
be held on MONDAY the l2th of Oetober next, Ut this
Office from ten until O'Clock, for the purpose Of
eIecng twelve directors Of said Company for The en-
suing year.
The transfer book will be closed from the second IN
~. ATKINSON,
se3, dtl30 Secretary.
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EXCHANGE READING ROOMS.
SNIP LETTER Office.
LETTER BAGS UP.
For ROtterdam-Ship Chic, with despatch.
For MlTseiHss-Ship BaEgOr with despatch.
For Premiership Ocean, with despatch.
For Premiership America, with despatch.
PASSENGERS
In the packet ship Albany sailed from New York for
Havre, Mrs. M'Keig Mr. N. Penney, J. r. Barre,
Madam Donzel, Henry D. Juncker, Caroline Alreh,
Henry Prior Jos. Braithwaite.
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WANTED.

WANTED WOMAN to cook and wash fol a
w small family. Apply at this Office, or at 256 Mar
yet street aug /
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0EWANTED TO PURCHASED

IN TIDE WATER CA
w NAL FUNDS.
iu g d
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
BALTIMORE, SEPTEMB.GR 10.
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EXCHANGE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Faljette Street, one door from S. PaliI's street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
MISSISSIPPI CoMINGl

The Grenada Reporter, one Of The most
spirited and thorough going Locofoco press
es in all Mississippi, has hauled down the
Van Buren, flag and hosted that of Harri.
son and Tyler. The Editor says:
We frankly confess we are convinced
we have been in error-doing wrong to our
self, our country and posterity 10 the hum
bic but hearty support we have hitherto rem
dered the administration I'VE therefore
abandon it. We have believed that the poll
cy Of the Administration would promote the
prosperity and happiness of our country
Ii is now plain to our mental vision that a
more ruinous policy, one more destructive
to all the great branches of industry and
trade which make up the sum total of our
country's business, wealth and prosperity,
could mol be pursued. We sre the most en-
ergetic and entcrprising Of our citizens daily
falling around US we can see every branch
of business stagnant, every trade and pro.
fession suffering; we see all the chief sta
pies, and particularly the great staples ofths
South depressed 10 degree totally ruinous
10 the PRODUCER we see the Government it.
self, with all its boosted self.susiainng pow
ers, after separating itself from the People
and laundering in the mnZes OF labyrinihe
experiment reduced TO the necessity OF is.
suing batch after batch of Treasury shin
plasters to pay off its crediiors we have
seen all these things more in pity than in an.
ger and seeing them, instead OF realizing
The prosperity and happiness SO long prom.
ised by the administration. and believing
ourself in error in sustaining it, we now alb.
rogate our allegiance TO Loco Focoism, and
renouncc thereto all favor, affection and feal-
ty."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
Dec. 6, large Manila mat, . 25
2, Large spigot, / 90
Q, Three larding needles, at 25, rs
1888 June 8. One tub, 2 25.
keller, %, 8 so
Vit ob
Washington, July 1888 Received payment.
GEORGE eet-Vh (iIN ~


GEORGE SAVAGE" II
These small bills, said Mr. Ogle. have
been selected from several large bundles of
others because they afford a fair sample o
Me KIND Of expenses that are daily incurredf
on account oil The palace establishment And
| must be permitted TO suy, that canno, see
the propfiely or justice Of the President of
the United States in saddihp the Pnblic
with all the lhtle disbursements of his house.
hold. Tie receives an annual salary Of
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD AND
SILVER, which gives him SO dollars and so
centssPer day. or dollars and 81 cents for
each and erery hour that passes during The
Jour years Of his Presidential term. Ii he
enjoys himself five hours at state dinner, he
rises from bis feast IA dollars and cents
neher than when be sat down. Ii he sleeps
eight hours, he lis sure 10 get up from his
State bed ~ dolhrs and As cents better off
than before he closed his eyes. Neither
does the amount Of his income depend upon
good crops good season, good farming, or
good prices. On the contrary, whilst it is
not diminished by any OF all ofthese circum.
stances, which so vitality affect the income
OF the farmer, the Presidents salary is in
TACT always enhanced in value in Proportion
as the farmer, the mechanic, and the poor
aborer suffer. ask you, therefore, whether
It is just and equal for the President to charge
the farmer, the mechanic, and the poor labor
er with the cost OF making his sheets, his
pllow-cases, and servants aprohs-with the
pllIlul price paid for HEMaISG, yes, HEM
MING bis htchenrub5eTs, or DISH CLOTHS
aFdlaing cloths, or sTRAINER-RAos2 The
poor farmer has not onlyto purchase churn.
mak-strdinerS and SINNERS for bis own fam
lly but he is also taxed TO pay for chtrn,
milk straincrs and skimmers.for the Presi-
dent of the United States, and for Acmming
his strainer rags.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
ELECTION TABLE.

The table which we published a few weeks.
since was incorrect in several particulars. The
following is believed to be free from that fault.
II shows al glance some of the most impor-
'ant facts which are of use, in making caloula-
lions in respect 10 the approaching Presidential
election as the date oflhe elections in the sew
eral States, the number of Electoral votes Civ.
EN- by each, ,anAt ,1 ,ran IN Ie56
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-28
SEE NOW THE PEOPLES
MONEY GOES. 80
TIE GOLD SPOON STONY,

Mr. Ose next directed the attention Of
The House, TO three bills for a magnificent
set OF table glass. The following is one OF
them
NEW York, June 8, 1887.
Col T. l.. Smith for sundry articles for
Presidents House.
Bought of James p. Drummond, No. AZ
Maiden Lane, between William and Nassau
streets, Importer Of and dealer in China,
Glass and Earthern ware, wholesale and re.
til--
6qnart and IL pint, all flute, Decanters.
cone shoppers, barrel shape, $40 s94 90
9 doz Clarei Wine, cut pillar stem, 81 AZ 90
9 DO Green Finger Cups, 1858 20 90
7 DO Cut Wine Coolers, 50 81 90
2 do cut Champs, 80 1900
ls pint Water Bottles, Clint and flint 20 90
2 Casks, rs