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THE REMAINS OF NAPoLEoN.-Captain
HUNT, of the ship TAReUIN, who arrived on
Monday at New York from Manila, and who,
on his homeward bound voyage, touched at st.
Helena, left there the French frigate command
ed by the PRIHcE DE JolNvILLE, despatched
to carry to France the remains of Napoleon.
The disinterment was to take place on the
18th October, and the English Authorities on
the Island showed an anxiety to give all pos
sibIe solemnity to the scene. The following
is the order issued by the Governor for the
occasion:
GOVERNMENT ADVBRTIsEMEET.-HH n
habitants of the island, wishing to ao-
company The procession about to take place
during the disinferment ofthe mortal Remains
of the late Emperor NAPOLEON, are request
ed to attend at the Alarm House, in Decent
Mourning, about o'clock in the afternoon of
the 18th instant, aud be ready TO Join the rear
of the procession.
None but those who are officially attached
to the Ceremony, can be permitted to pass the
Line Gate; the Officers of Government, In
habitants and others attending, are requested
at that place, to pass upon the Terrace in front
of the Castle, which will be reserved for them
and the respectable portion of the Commu-
nifty.
By Order of his Excellency the Governor,
w. H. Scale, Colonial Secretary,
ST. Helena 18th October, 1910.
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AUCTION SALES.
BALTIIOflE sr. !

VALUABLE BALTIMUkLE 81. Pku
' PERTY-By virtue OF several DEGREES of Bahi-
more County Court, sitting as Court OF Equity The
cember next, at O'Clock p M at the Exchange, offer
for sale the following described property, that is TO say
all that piece or parcel OF gound, lying in me CITY a
Baltimore which iscOnained within the metes bounds5
courses and distances following, 10 wit :-BegiIniSz
for the same on the line OF the north side Of Baltimore
st rect with the west side Of Gay street, and runniz
thence westerly bounding Baltimore 10 feet
thence norhery parahe with Gay street SO feetrhense
parallel with Baltimore street, 20 feet
thencs by straight hne to the beginning.
The terms of sale fourth cash on the raEfca
lion of the saIe-he remainder at six, Twelve and
eighteen monrhs with interest from the day ofsae uPoH
the WHOLE the three lat nsalmeats to be secured by
endorsed negotiable notes, approved by the Trustees
~ JOUN GLENN
HUGH DAVEY EVANS,
MA 2awts Trustees
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thew had demanded. This is regarded as re-
bike to the central leaders, Bustamente and AL
monte, and coming from a Central Junto, 1t
must have great weight The idle project of
prosecuting war against Texas was enter
tanned at the capital. A law had been passed,
authorizing the Government TO contract a loan
of az, 100000 pledging for the payment, the
II per cent duty, and the President is empow-
cred to issue bonds for the amount, which are
TO be sold to the highest bidder, within thirty
DAYS from the 18th of October. Two-thirds
Of this sum was to be appropriated TO carrying
on the contemplated war against Texas.
This notion of a hostile movementupon L eX-
as by the Centralsts, is most absurd, as the ma
ton is nearly equally divided between them
and the FederaIists. The province OF Campea-
chy, where the Federalists have the control, Is
quiet and prosperous. There ls great deal oil
trouble vet in Tobasco. For some time past
the inhabitants OF the whole province OF TOBIAS
co seem to have been resolved to be Tree and
but for a strong Mexican
force which had possession of their fortified
capitaI. they would have been able 10 govern
themselves ia their own free way. Under these
circumstances, the people of Yucatan have re-
solved to come to their relief,and efficient mea-
sures were taken to drive out the Oppressors.
Gen. Imam, the caPtor of Campeachy, was adj
ancing on Tobasco with good army of in
fantry, by an interior route, while Gen. Nadia
no, having under his command the Texan and
Campeachy squadrons, accompanied by Gen.
Anaya and his volunteers, was approaching by
way of the river The Central commander,
foreseeing his precarious situation, wished to
withdraw, but found be could not; and three
masted schooner sent from Vera Cruz to his re-
lief, was detained by the patriots. Little doubt
was entertained that the garrison would surren-
der at discretion, and that not shot would be
fred.-N Y Herald.
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SHIPPING RECORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, DECEMBER 3, 1870.
CLEnnED.
Barque Leonidas, Wise, Rio de Janeiro.


I CLEARED.
Barque Leonidas, Wise, Rio de Janero.
! ARRIVED,
| Schr Edward Bradley, Chadwick, FIN Newbem, NC
| Sloop Henry Read, Petit, fun Phadelphia.
| Schr Falcon, Tubbs, FIN Philadelphia
! schr Leona, Gray, FIN Havre de Grace.
| Schr Starlight, Jones, FIN Havre de Grace.
| Schr Virgil, Spedden, fin lIavre de Grace.
| Scllr Philadelphia, Pennel fin Havre de Grace.
| SIoop Coed Friends, Leach.
SAILED-Bigs Amazon, for Madeira; Reaper, La
suayra and Porto CabeIlo schr w. A Caldwell, S&van
nah, and others.
Brig Colombo, Atkins, 80 days I'm Baltimore, and
schr VIM. Tompkns, Oliver, of Baltimore fm Laguay-
ra, arrived at Boston 10Th ut
Bngs Patapsco, Small and Mary Stanton, CrOwell,
I'm Baltimore arrived nj Boston Both ut
At Port au Prince, 18th ult, schrs Shakespeare, Fox
we'll OF Baltimore fin New York; Mary Augusta, Tarle-
ton I'm ST. Bars for Baltimore; and YaRdalia Dorman,
I'm Baltimore, just arrived.
NEW YORK, Dec. CLEARED ships Audacia, (Sw)
Amsterdam; Ianthe, Kingston, Jam; bngs Wakulla,St.
Marks, via Key West Growler, Mobile.
Arr barque Condor, fin st Croix.
Bric Wilson Fuller, I'm Savannah.
Schr Emma, days fin Havana.
Evenipg-Cleared barque Globe, ST Joseph, Fa; schr
Register, Newborn, NC.
Below, brigs Planter, I'm hatanzas; Empress, VII
BOSTON, Nov. 29-Ars ship Lorcna, FROM New Or
leans.
Ships Congaree, fun Charleston; Oceanus do.
Barque New World, fin NJ bile 9Th inst.
Briggs Pandora, from Port Prince; E0lus Aux
Cages; Pavo, do; Exchange Matanzas; Ottoman, Cisn-
fuegos Canton, New Orleans; Levant, Wilmngton,NC.
Schrs Austin, fin Jacmsl; CohaRnct, Mobile.
Nov 30-Arr ship Kentucky, FIN New Orleans.
Barque Abagun, I'm Cronstadt 7th Oct.
Brig Hollander, 46 days I'm Crenstadt.
Briggs Mohawk, I'm Cape Hayden; Allen, Curacoa.
Schrs SasadahOck, FIN Maracaibo; Mac Lagunna;
Lochiel, Cape Hayden; Sir James Kemp Savannah la
Mar
Cleared brigs Washington, Malta; Temperance, Alta
kaPas
PORTLAND, Nov. 2e--Clcared Forest, Havana; Bal
tic cuba; Orb, do; Eliza Ellen. do.
NEW BEDFORD, Nov. 26-Arr ship Hope, from
Atlantic Ocean, with $50 bbs. sperm oil.
ALEXANDRIA. Nov. Carr brig Columbia, from
Boston; BT schr Antelope, FIN Falmouth, Jam.
Sailed schis Two Pollies, New York; United States,
Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2s-Ceared brig VIM. TAILOR,
New York; schr Aid, Mobile.
ST. MARKS, FA.-Nov. l9-Cleared schr R. X.
Call, New York.
Arr brig Lawrence, fm Camden, Me.
Nov 2l-Ar brig William, fin Baltimore; schr He-
raid, do.
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NEW BOOKS.-We have lately received from
IN Philadelphia and New York, the following works:
DIR. Chalmers Works. in vols, the LIST and "a Oh
Natural Theology; 81 and 9Th Christian keYelanon;
5th on Moral Philosophy; 9th, Commercial DscouTses;
eth, Astronomical do. Memoir Of ORA Hisbet Memoir
of Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Dwight, Missionaries; Iehop
ry Popery an enemy 10 Civil and Religious Liberty, by
Dr. Rrownee; DIR. Nevins on Popery; DIR. BROWNIES
Letters in the New York Roman Catholic Controversy
ists and Proestan,s Charn0ek on the Attributes of
God vols Miller on the Christien Ministry; hnssbSry
on the Sahbath The Flower Garden, &c.
All the Books and Tracts of the Presbyterian BOARD
of Publication together with general assortment of
School and Theological Books, Stationery Ne for sale
on reasonable terms by DAVID OWEN,
No. % N. Gay Street.
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TUNNEL ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
CANAL.-The great tunnel through the Papau
ridge, on the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, is probably the greatest work Of the
kind in this country. 1t is now so far COM
pleted that the light can be seen through it, the
Iaborers penetrating from each end of it hay-
ing met in the centre. The length of the
tunnel is s,lls feet-from the top of the arch
highest point. s2s feet. It is to be twenty-four
feet in diameter, most of which will be above
the water surface M sa-a.tEi.
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DIED.,

On the 25ta ult, the residence of her brother-in-
law, Patrick Caughy, Miss SARAH DIXON, in the 62d
year of her age.
On the 18Th nit. MARGARET NJ daughter of John B.
and Ciarssa Merton, aged years and months.
At Alexandra, ID. CO. Mr.. SAMUEL MEssER-
SMITH, aged 40 years.
In Page county, (Va.,) on the 9th ult, Mr. DANIEL
ANDERSON, aged s9years.
On the 25h utmo, at his residence in Easton, (AId)
THOMAS JAMES BULLIT'T, Esq in the 18th year of
his age.
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NOTITE,

n EVILS F. SCOTHI takes pleasure in annoan-
4 cling to the public that he is fully prepnTed ID
COPY Deeds, Wifs and LeaSes-pest and open BOOKS
and to do writing of all kiads with 1eainess and ees
patch. He also prepared TO collect accounts Oh af
kinds Mechanics and others will find II to thfn IA
vantage 10 give him call tie will also write Letters
or Agreements on the most pleasing Aerms He Is aso
prepared to make nsolVent papers on the most ac
Communicating TERMS Advice given and received on an
subjects connected with business. Places procured boz
those wishing employment. Houses rented, bought or
sold Those wishing good Clerks, Statesmen, fofters5
or Servants or Assistants OF any kind may procure the
al the Office of LEWIS F. SCOTT.
na3 Basement Story, Bamun's City lIote4.
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MARRIED.,

On the 2sth ut., by the Rev. B. N Brown, JOHN C..
MEREDITH to Miss LOUISA SMALL, all of this
city.
On the LIST instant by the Rev. Mr.. Williamson, JAS.
II. CARIlLE 10 Miss MARY ANN WEST, both of
this city
On the Goth ult., by the Reyd. J. G.. Morris, HENRY
SMITH to MARY LEANING, of Carroll county.
At Louisville, (Ky) on the 18th October by The Rev.
w. L. Breckenridge, WIN. COOPER, of the firm of W.
& A. Cooper, of Baltimore, to Miss MARIA WRoTH-
WELL, Of Louisville.
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TEXAS.

HouSToN.-The city of Houston is represent
ed to be in very growing and prosperous state.
Three steamboats, running on the Bayou, and
fourth was expected Immediately. The fall and
winter business of activity commenced, and all
the boats, it was supposed, would find profitable
employment. The fact that the city can sup
port, through the dullest season of the year, at
least two bad boats, and nine months can give
employment to four or five, speaks volumes OF
the importance and destiny Of Houston.
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NOTICE.

FHNTlE undersigned, Owners of The Washington
Il Chronicle) have made an assignment OF their az
counts and assets TO CHARLES s. FOWLER, Esquire
of BALTIMORE for the benefit of their creditors All COD
iectOrs and others indebted will please observe that sd
Fowler has appointed JAMES Fl. HAMILTON (nOw of
Batmore,) his agent, 10 whom all payments
quested to be made. J. ii. HAMILTON.
z. w. DENHAM
r. S. ]. H. HAMILTON continues his agency foF
settling Gen. DUFg GREEN'S accounts, made during bis
residence in Washington city
Baltimore, 29th Sept, l54O.
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MEXICO.

Our adyices from the city of Mexico are up
to the 10Th Of October and from Vera Cruz to
the 9th. Congress was then in session. This
body had declared, as the will of the nation,
thafthe Executive government should not be
clothed with the extraordinary powers which
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TEHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
II scnber hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore County, letters testamentary with the will
annexed, on the estate of ELIZABETH HALL, late
of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased, hereby warned to exhibit
IN or before the 9th day of May ls4they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
An persons indebted to the said estate are requested
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of Nov. 1870.
SARAHE. PATTERSON, Exr,E.
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SOMETHING NEW.-CARD PRINTING, on
y the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 5000 Cards per Hour, at MURPHP'S GEN
ER.7L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. las
Market street, a few doors below The Bunk OF Balti-
more. The undersigned, DESTROYS OF aoFdiBg the eit
of Baltimore facilities that enjoyed in
other cities has, very great expense, procured one
OF those beautiful Presses which, from its obstruction,
il capable of printing greater number ofcards in 81
ven time, than any other.
My assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, SC.
comprises every variety in this country, TO which
every new style OF letter will Immediately be added and
no pains or expense spared furnish customers with
neat article, at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed in
the neatest manner, at very moderate pnees.
Obj b JOHN MURPHY.
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WANTED-By a you

6tITUATION WANTED-By a you man
- who come highly recommended, either as
Porter in a Grocery, Flour, Commission store
Waiter, Bar-keePer any other respectable labor
ing work where be make himself useful 10 his EN-
pIoyer-and would have no objection to the South
or West-GOod Recommendations will be given in re-
gard to character, &C. Apply TO LEWIS F. SoOIIl'S
General Intelligence and Agency Office, Old Establish
uoteI %
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DUKE HART,s VARIETY STORE.


Ne lola BALTIM L STREET.
Between Southland lvert Streets,)
KEy HERE can be had reasonable terms, the
w following articles
Sweeping, Serubbing, Shoe, Sooih, Wsavers' and
ler's BRUSHES.
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, han
somely iettered.
Wiow-basket CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy hall, eora,noz Tops.
Baskets, Washboards, towel rollers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hay and garden Hdkes.
Lime or Lemon SqueeZeB
Meets of sacar Boxes
Bread Trays cake boards, and rolling pins
Mouders spoons
amp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for reep
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Panour and ktcen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
WOODEN, cassnett, and Cotton
Hand and HySutuee. c,bbase Nets, SO
Baltimore. 11thmonth, 1910.
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WWANTED.-A Young Man who has consider
w able experience in business, is DESTROYS OF obtin
ing situation in a wholesale grocery, -four, conlmLs-
sion hoiisc, where he could make raseR generally use
full He w0uid object taking elsarge of country
store going any part Of the United States, In Tie
capacity of agent, collector, clerk The most IN
excepuonable reference gvenas character capabty
&c. Forfurther information apply TO Lewis .scotu's
ONCE, No. , West Fayette st. Basement of the CITY
Hotel oc IL.
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SITU ALTON WANTED.

HDY Young Man, a. an assistant clerk iii Il Grocery
MB Flour Commission stsre Bar keeper. or any other
situation wheEe he could make himself useful 70 ms
employer. Good recommendations viii be given In
regard to character, &c. Apply 70 -
LEWIS T. SCOTT,
No. West Fayette Street. basement story OF bar
City HOTEL General Intelligence, A1Rcy, 49, BROKERS
Once, Old establishment
oc i3lAt
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= IA NirEn nm PrRCaANR

w AN IShI Il - ECANOAA-AoAA
Y HhIEDIATELY. 10 to 30 good House Servants
a of good character, of both sexes from - TO y years
Of age slaves for HE for very extensive foel IN the
city Of New Orleans, where they viii be well treated
and reerences will be given required, that they are
expressly forthe gentemanS own use, and not NJ spec
uiaiion, and fair cash price Will be given application
TO LEWIS F. sC0TrI S General Slave Agency and
Intelligence office No West Fayot,e street, basement
4, Rarnpm,s hotel aus
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IA AETED. ny experienced farmer and gard
w ner--A small Farm, extensive garden, for
the purpose Of rearing Seeds and ao fruits and vegeta
es for the Baltimore market Any person having sHeh
plaza 20 rent with the privilege sf purchasing at the
end Of twelve months, will please address Ane 70 \.
?. at the office oil the American Farmer.
No "a cod
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1S4 SOUTH STREET.
ohio FARM.-For SALE one Of ne most desira-
u Bile highly cultivated and fertile farms in HE state,
contains 246 acres, and is located within mile
the respectable and rapidly increasing cOm.ly town
Newark, Licking county, Through the centre Of which
runs the Erie Cana) and within six miles OF the great
National Road from Baltimore columbus. This pro
peny must be seen TO be duly appreciated. The m
pFovements substantial and in complete order. II
abOunds with choice grated fruit is well watered and
has extensive saw Mill on II; particular de
scripon If the place, its pfoductvecss, SC. &c., may
be had atour Office.
Active city property would be taken u exchange and
the term CT sale will be quite accommodating.
also FOR S.7LE, FARM OF $50 acres aboui5
The lafrom Baltimore the Annapolis road, it adjoRs
near nds of s. s. Donaldson and Jno Barker, Esqrs.
is veDonaldson's Bridge the Patapsco Iron Ore
Try abuudaat it, and large quantity of wood
nhe Improvements pretty good and very convent
entity arranged rs TO admit of Its being divided into
good sized market farms.
also FOR sale, several other farms within ls
D miles of Baltimore of them very fertile,
Improved and located in very healthy pleasant neigh
borhoods.
FOR S.7LE-a variety of well secured annuites
sis,ns of about twenty, and vAyiag from SIS to $50
each.
Also one for S.os well seozred. Apply to
Vs FOWLER x TYSON.
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w WANTED.

UKTANTED, Immediately, for gentleman IN inis
w city, a Negro Man, slave for IL e, between ~
and 30 years old take OF horse and act as wal
For one of good characer the h CHEST price wh
be paid in cash. Apply at l. f. SCOTIIS once no
3 Fayeite ST., under Bamum's neO
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STTUATTON WANTED.

his employer The very best Of references will be ven
in regard to character sc. Apply TO
LEWIS F SCOTTT5
General intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office,
No . West Fayeite street, basement of Baraums Cly
Hotel, 80
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a CARD.
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW

EIRY. SILVER WARE, &c.
GABRIEL d. CHA RK has recently imported
GE d splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever Lepine and Virtical Watches, all Of whc are
made by the best makers, and warranted to pe os
accurate time will be sold low any other house
the country Purchasers will and it to their advantage
by calling at the store head OF Cheapside, No. WA
TER STRESS, Baltimore, where they will End good
sortment Gold Gard Chains patterns; Rings BTeas
pins. gold and silver Pencils, Addisons superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware German Silver Spoons, sc.
N. B. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired
5My country friends particularly invited TO ca
Store No. Water St Nv II en G. d. CLARK.
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WMT ANTED INN f1DlATELY-A reacner
w to go 10 NE county about 20 males from inc
city, 10 teach the common rudiments OF the English
Language for which tberal salary will be given. Ap-
ply 10 LEWIS F. SCOTT, West Fayette 81 base
ment City Hotel no
A SITUATION Is Teacher wanted, BY young
IN man, from Portsmouth, College, who had had
1yo wears experience in the business Of teaching. A
situation in private family Academy, in or near
the CITY, would be preferred. Enquire at the General
Intelligence CEi-e.H address NJ. N. L." through
he said ofics, ST, lie promptly attended 20. oc 20
UNOTICE.-B
-1ANTEE0Immedia,el at [. F. sooTTIs
w intelligence aud Agency office No. w. Fay
cite street, easement Of Bamum's City Hc, Clerks,
Book-keepers, Pouers, Walters, Coachmen, Laboffrs
Chamber-maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry huTses, &c.
u24
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
A GOOD FARM HAND, for term OF yeets,
p servant man. about 25 years Of ase last Fehrua-
nv, having five years serve from that time He X
smart and actve-was raised in the country on farm,
and has never v, IN the city For further infoma-
bon apply 10 l.. F. SEQ FITS General Slave Agency,
and Intelligence Office old establishment No 2, West
Fayette street, hasem 1t Of Banam's City Hotel. NIL
WEERRINGS 10UO bbls Susquehanna and Polo-
a n mae HerrDgs Of lats inspection and superior
uaIlsv ftlr sale by SELLMAN & CROOK,
n18 Gorner of South 4 Pratt stre ets.
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THE MoRMoEs.-This singular sect are
determined not to be driven from the face of the
earth. The recent terrible prosecutions they
have suffered at the lawless hands of the people
of Missouri, seems 20 have stimulated their ex-
ertions They have recently purchased the the
United States, and have put it in complete err
der, changing the name 10 that of their new
city-Nauvoo. The boat will run from st.
Louis TO Nauvoe, Galena and Dubuque. The
Mormon population of Nauvoo, is estimated, at
the present time, at 5000, and 600 persons oil
the same sect are said to be now on their way
from England.
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LAW NOTICE.

NrtHAS. Fl. PITTS s. JAS. E. STEWART, .Ator-
" nes ut Lar, have removed 10 HE office III Fayene
street, few doors d ST. PhHls street., opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel. They may be found 1T an times during
business hours when engaged IN Conrt, absent
from the city In the absence OF eiaher of them the
partner will attend the business OF the office apH
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Noa4

BALTIMORE LITERARY - KELIGI-
d Gus MAGAZINE, No LAAlI' ior DseeIn,
Der, 1870, issued this day. Subscriptions received ANA
y ~ Gay 81.
CONTENTS OF THIS go
la Relic of great and good man OF the EiSnteenth
Ceatury, being Farewell Sermon, py me rev
John Craig, Of Augusta County, Nir2lma-aelVef-
ed Nov. 1864, in Thinking Spring CnuLcn' Adsus.a;
the Dissolution of the Pastoral Relation oi Dir.
C.. to that Church.
2.-skeiches and RecoectiOns from my Note BOOK,
No. VIII.-The Spirit and Movements oil the "a
pacy.
3-Foreign Iabors in the Abolition Controversy, No.
VIT.-Glasgow Discussi0n.-Fourth Night-Aboh-
tiOnism.
4.-Latest News from Father Mathew, and Teto'o-Pa-
pisa in Ireland.
5.-Bdefof Pope Gregory XVI, to Boyer, President of
Hayti.
Oscillations of the government Of the United States
with the Pope of Rome.
S3 Notices, Receipts, Accounts, Answers TO Letter.
sc. &c.
This is an original work. devoted to the advancement
Of knowledge, Liserty, aud Religion.
II is published in the city of Bamore,o on the rst aay
of eac mo NTH. IL contains fOrtyeight pages IN each
number-and is furnished to subscribers at SOU per
annum, if paid in advance, subscribing or 50. 70
be paid within the year; which commences Will
dl eodlw