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TaIC CoyTTtA CTORS FOR GRADUA-
'TTON. HIASONISY q BRICK MhKIAA

yHyG CONTRA CTORS FOX GltADS-5A.-
Il VION. EIASONTSY d BRICK MhkAIsA
Proposals will be received by the undelslehe a. tlI
Engineers Offices of the Baltimore and ONO kaiIoa'
oinpaay in Baltimore, Martirsburg and CuIhOc'ldnu,
mn ~ O'Clock, f. NJ, on Saturday, November i4tl,
uIoyIno for The following work-On the iine q siiu
road between Harper's Ferry and Cumberland, VIZ
GRADUATION AND CULVERF MASONkf
of section lst-4th Residency. I'd DgisOn-Slluatt ~
the paw Paw Bend of the Potomac. near the Cahii
funnel Also of 81 Section; 5Ih Residency. 2d DIVE
iC,, siuated Mt the NarroyVs of Break Neck Noun
ian. opnosite the mouth of Town Creek-boh Oh sall
SECTIONS having been recently abandoned by the cohpl
ny ON The first named considerable amount OF Wo'u
has been done by the late contradiction the iaet ho
thing. ,,r, ,rt,r, TIM
AKCHTNG AND FRONT WALLS OF Tue It;'
NFI AT''CHE PAW PAW BRIDGE, opposite the "a
nal Tunnel This Tunnel is about 300 feet IN lensu,
and Is now i'm active progress; about tWo-tTd5 OF s
heading being finished The quantity OF brick required
Cr the archng and side waliing will be about 4OOVVO,
be burned in the neghbOrhood of the Tunnel, ana lot
which tire clay must be dug the present fall ana Wef'
for moulding and burning the spring OF next year
Tie manufacture of the bricks may be proposed iOr
genaratelv from the other work Specifications OF the
above wsFk with directions to the manner otbddng;
&C. will be ready for distribution at the above named
Offices on Monday the Goth cuFTen-and tue detained
PLANS of the Tunnel, banks and archihg wiz also ne
prepared for inspection that day, at the oices- AT
Marnsburg and in Cumberland. Satisfactory recon
mendations must accompany the proposals OF such as
NAV not be personally known 10 the undersigned, to
when the bids will be directed under seal, and endorsed
with the description of the work proposed for order
of the President and Directors. ~
Engineer Of Location and Construction
=. .L-A-
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SITUATION yVANTED-By young man, 81
= ther as Clerk or Assistant in wholesale and retat
Grocery Flour and Commission Store, or in Counting
Room lie rs fully acquainted with mercantile business
and can produce the very best kind of references IN re
gard to character and qualification. For uher informs
ton apply to LEWIS F. SCOTTI,S General lnteh
rnnce and AGENCY OIL sc, No. 9 Wesl Favette STREET
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MARRIED.,

On THURSDAY evening, 9TH instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Gere, JAMES II. WATKINS 10 Miss REBECCA DA =
VS. all Of this city.
On Tuesday 81 instant, by The Rev Jos iah Warden
SAMUEL ADAMS 10 Mrs. JANE REESE, all of thi
city.
IN Tuesday evening 3D. instant, by the Rev. Mr.
sri,river JOSEPH VAN RESNICK, Esq. to Miss MA :
RON second daughter OF Mr. Anon Woodward, all o.
Washington.
At New York. on the ID instant, HAMtLTOMJ J. 30
ZEN of Baltimore to Miss ELIZA GALLGBER, of N.
York
Al Philadelphia, on the 18th ut, HENRY L. LAKE
MAN, of New York. to Miss MARIA DOUGHERFN'
OF Maryland.
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SITIT ATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED.
B5Y n Young Man, as assistant clerk IN Grosery,
HD Flour, Commission Store, Bar keeper, or any other
situation whee he could make himself useful TO ins
employer. Good recommendations viii be given IN
regard to character, &c. Apply TO -
LEWIS F. SCOTT,
No. West Fayette Street, basement story OF HarnGifs
City iote General Intelligence, Agency, aad Brokers
Office, Old Establishment.
oc l3d4t
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AsIEs' PAPER.

AMES' PAPER.
q ~ Gases No. 3 CAP,
. do No. plain do
6 do No. ruled letter PAPER
do Fine do do
do Superfne do do
Q do do do do
Inst received and for sale at mill prices by
TURNER, WHEEi.WRlGHT & NUDGE,
lie - No. II S. Charles st. Cup tairs.)
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ALMANAC.
DEPARTURE OF
BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
The following members constitute the Committee on
Arbitration for the month Of October, 1910;
F. w Brune John II. Orndorff,
r. d. Burls, Frederick BraunS,
A.. Brown Davidson.
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MEXICO.

YUCATAN-The following extract OF letter
dated Carmen Lug1na de Tcnainos ,Mersco,
Oct l. EEwe find in the Phil. Inquirer:
eve are entirely separated from the Mexican
Government, 0his State of Yucatan) and carry
ing on hostilities in the next State of Tobasco-
war to the knife!
eeShould Mexico not admit the federal form Of
government, we are to do the same as Texas
form repablic apart There is not govern
ment soldier in our territory, and sur Congress
is now seriously logislating upon free immigra-
ton Of strangers.
''The Texan star is now for the first time
floating in Mexican port--this one. Day be-
before yesterday, the steam ship of war avala,
Of Texas, entered this port, and now hes here
equal to the best offriends"
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PRICES OF STOCKS, &t.
BALTIMORE lNov. T..

Kenoyted for the PtJoT T. TRANSCRIPT every Satsfday
bv Jesse r. Peters, Stock, Exchange and Commission
AGENT North West corner oi Market and NORTH sts,
RAITINORF ENOy. T..
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A GARDENER VVANTED.--A single raaa,
"a who understands his business and Is willing 10 act
as thoIqh he felt an interest in the of his EN-
poyer may find place where he will get good wages
by applying al this office, ocl2 oSt
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yvANTED-By you

SITUATION TVANTED-By a you man
=? who can come highly recommended, elmer a.
Waiter or Barkeeper any other respectable ab0F
nu work where he make himself useful to his cul-
er-and would have objection 70 20 TO the SoHfb
or West-GOod recommendations will be given in
gard TO character, sc. Apply to LEWIS F. SCOTTI1S
General Intelligence and Agency Office, Old Establish
lnent No. 2 West Fayette street, basement oetbe City
Hotel se2S
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]. T. WATSON.

IMPROVED WIRE WEAVING IND SIEVE
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. SIS SoUI Il CALVERT sTREsT, BALTIMonE.
ZEE would particularly inform those who buy WO-
VEN WIRE and SLEEVES TO sell. that II would
he much 10 their adv lntage call ON him before pur-
chasing elsewhere He also manufactures heavy Twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark Catchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book Cases, Windows, Sc; Bird
Cages Rat and Mouse Traps sc. Sc. DC a4-dct
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NWANTIsD INNIED iArstL ~ IA d ,eaS ,s
city, to teach the common rudinents OF tho Ehgish
ang,Iage for which liberal salary will be given Ap-
ply 10 LEWIS F. SCOTTl,2 West Fayeue ST. base
Trrnt Civ Hotel. 10
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0RNOTICE.EA

wMT ANTED-fmmediateIy at l.. F. sCOTTIs
w Intelligence and Agency office Nc w. Fay
stie street basement of BarnHm's City Hotel, Clerks,
Book Keepers. Poners, Watels COachmen, LaboFeFs4
Chaplber-mads, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses &C.
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NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
AND THRESHING MACHINE.
TEyIIE subscriber would inform the public that ne
Ia has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
* THRESHING MACHINE, ana now offers them &c
the public; believing that they will fully meet the expec
taon and wishes of the purchasers, he thinks that they
will be found equal, if superior any Machines 70
that purpose now in use. They compact, strong
and believed to be very dlabe calculated be work
ed by four horses.
He has also on hand other Horse powers and Thresh
ng Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent for The sale of Mr. Unuy's Horse
Powers and 1hreshng Machines; those precrring these
Machines can procure them by calling at his Farmers
Repository, in Pratt street..
e2q s. EA STMAN
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n ECTURI1s ON ca NMISTRY.-The Pro
e. essor of Chemistry in the University of Maryland
believing there may be some gentlemen in our commu
nifty desFOpst 80 sc TE5.Y tT 50. T.. e - = 20.
the interesting -! ei sf2:s d. ;1ss3: MIA Ftli
lhod Of announcing iCl he pilb!s teN tis Il Ne
COURSE will commence the ElEt Eesxi ia Mann ~
With the splendid and extensive Lpfs.a;Js s2a III
versty at his cumnand he hOE.x Ts-St.' kir Gears
attractive well as instructive. His Leo UkES wi
he delivered TINES EVERY WEEK. at O'Clock, 2.
NJ, en- the respective days. Further information can
DO obtained by calling at the Laboratory of the Med
cal College, where he may be found every day. between
the hours of ? and ) O'Clock, p. VI.
oc3l WILLIAM f. A. AKIN, NJ. ID.
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menL Soldlcr Ill our IcITltoI15 anu "eI SOiSicsS
is now seriously logislating upon free immigra-
ton Of strangers.
FsThe Texan star is now for the first time
floating in Mexican port-this one. Day be-
before yesterday, the steam ship of war avala,
Of Texas, entered this port, and now hes here
equal to the best of friends"
TRAVELLING IN ENGL AND.-Travellers in the
country often complain of the annoyance to which
they are subjected from the deman Is of walters
at taverns, and many from settled principle of
OPP osition to the establishment OF rule, which,
in some countries had grown INTO extortion ON
pretty large scale, refuse to pay at ta"erns, any
thing more than their regular bills. In Eng
land the expense and irritation to which tt
weller is exposed from this ca&se, have became
serious evil The following extract from the
CORES ondent of the New York American, gra-
phically details the whole process
EsBut there is one species of mendacity in En-
gland deserving OF universal reprobatlon, to
which cannot but allude. You have just set
tied your bill at tolerable eel, al the rate OF
FIVE dollars pei day, and are rushing through the
hall, umbrella in hand, TO mount the coach,
whose driver is shouting time is quite h'up'
lou run NJ - Al ,',rtsr nd are broro.bt nm all
standing by the boots-each looking greedy, and
expecting in the aggregate, a sum nearly equal
" WA ", 80 a,,! seat hy tho coarbmap
hJ'ei LaasaJ 20 yti,al, +ha+ you bardlv dare
who is dressed so Iheiy 'laI you ndiuiy u .
speak 10 mn az ,,,, - ro,,1o,,bar3
you ne If half croyynfor the priv;
Iege Of having held his reins at every stopping
place on the route. | rode with the dandy dri
yer of the Dover Mail last week, who on get
ting down at Dover, touched his hat TO each
Messenger, and begged for his gratuity with the
Same abieGtness, and pocSetted the shillipgs with
as much nonchalance as the king OF the beggars
aforesaid. This coachman was the best dressed
man of tie party, resides in elegantly fur
nished house, with pleasure grounds, and is
worth $50 900. The guard too-he must not be
forgotten. For is he not decked in a scarlet
coat and armed To the teeth to defend Victoria's
reticuIe and has he not Changed his horn III your
ears every moment Of the last seven hours? Be-
sides the coachman and guard, YOU must remem-
Der another appendage to the establishment--a
burly beef.fed and ale-saturated biped, called
porter The following dialogue took place
Gently al Has ings Scene, top Of a coach Just
leaving town.
Understanding his cap, and looking signi-
6cantly1 leaves YOU here sir.
.&ambler-Very well-good bye.
Bipcd-Please remember the coach porter, sir,
waat nut YOU honor.s luggage on.
Ramblcr-I have nothing but carpet bag,
,.,l-;'.h + ,u+ an nvself
Rined[But. sir, gets nv living in this way.
c..nts a1,yavs rive me a sixpence.
EamblerEHere it is.
It'is no plea in abatement to this filchng that
vo,, N ia for your seat at the stbooxing Office, at
3IS r,,a 81 te, cents per mile.
nzz177,77173T
Poh - ouAL. .to nsrs
i-ispoh udles, Wv 40 - ,-I.I
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LOOK TO YOUR COMFORT ~ IA EiA LrH-
FE0HEE present and approaching excessive hot wea
II Their, is only very oppressive and uncomtorta-
BILE, but must bccsme very unhealthy; it is therefore
prudent and advisable that persons who have any re,
gard for the comfort and health of their families, should
carefully avoid sleeping feather beds at this season
of the year-especialy, when good clean delightful
MATTRESSES of every description can he had so We
ylow, al the BEDDING. MARTS, n. w. and :. ".
ro,ners of Jn,nhord ard ishf Streets Those who
coubt will please call and examine for themselves.
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On MONDAY evening, the eminent TRACED an, Mr.. Es
FoKRES who is engaged for six nights only, will ap
pear IN hts iaYorite part Of RICHELIEU.
10 Ticke.s and Places for the Boxes to be taken
daily at the Box Office from 10 until 9 and from TIL
O'Clock.
o. The doors will open at 6, and the Curtain will
rise al Z prscsclY. MOI
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BUCK ETS. BOXES. BOWLS, BASK ETS
SDnAR FRUIT BOXES aud BASKETS
eDNHN% 100 dozen Painted Buckets
CARDS, assorted
LOCO Butter Bowls and Trays
500 superb Butter Prints
Willow Carriages and Cradles
WooIleH and Flax Spinning Wheels.
DUKEHART s co.
10Th mo. 81 1913 Baltimore street.
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VANILLA CREAM CANDY.-A fresh sup
Y ply of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
lust received by G. X. TYLER corner East baltimore
and High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC LOZENGES,
an excellent article for Coughs and oi tie
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6-s FOR RENT-A two story Stone House
15s, with rooms, and attached to it, with
@4ssa large yard, ON Cathedral street, the Rich
mond market, and a few steps from the Susquehanna
Rail Road, and is good stand for small grocery bu-
siuess. Rent $40 per month.
ACQUAINTED TO RENT, small two story
Brick House. suitable for small Grocery Store, III
central situation corner store would be preferred,
for which fair rent will be given, application to
LEWIS f. SCOTTI'S General Intelligence and Agen-
CIV Ofice No . West Favette street o27
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MHA MIL &c CLOCESS.-CANFIEL &c BRO
ITE have just opened large assortment OF Gilt Ala
bastcr and Ebony CLOCKS. of the newest atterhs,
which they offer at very reduced prices wholesale and
etaii conner of Mas ilet and Charles STRAITS mol
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yEyIIE SUBSCRIBER offers to his friends and
3 The public in general at his Lumber YARD on !he
Falls, below Pratt street Bndge,-totfee, mead Union
Dock large and general assortmentof seasoned Lu 9
her such as Panne Common, Select Cuttings, JOSH
Rafters Shingles, Laflis, N. Carolina and T.. D fioof
inc with every other article necessary to make good
assortment. A quantity of Ark Logs, and also AIk
Plank will be sold at reduced prices have Large
quantity on hand All those who buy for cash may eA
We, !, jib,rnI discount d. Z. THOMAS
lie a6 diff
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SHOE THREADS.

TH7O THE INsOLVENT.-NOTlC ppli-
q Giants for the nsoivent Laws Of the State OF Mary
land can have their papers correctly drawn up and on
terms, by applying 10 l.. +. SC0TTlS Cen
era Intelligence and Agency Office, No West Fayclte
street, basement si.s; s:asaasa = City Hotel ocS
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WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED.

WDY young man from the Northern States &ooH-
Id Keeper or assistant Clerk in whoicsal or reaR
grocery -four commission store, ordy ouef res
able situation where he could make himself useui n
bis employer The very best of references VIII De ven
LEWIS !SCOTTI'5
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' once nee,
No. West Fayette street. basement of Barnum > G,G
Hotel. 80 ~
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WILLIAM LUSBY,

NJ 2 z Z IT AN 7 TAIL Or,
No. South street, doors from Baltimore st
FH ESPECTFUIIiY informs his friends and the pull
e lic that he has received by the latest arrivals,
handsome assortment oGOODS which together with his
former stock will make his assortment complete, which
he is prepared make up TO order in the most approved
stye on reasonable terms and at the shortest
notice He returns his sincere thanks his friends and
the public, their liberal patronage and assures them
that exerton his part will be spared TO give gene
raj satisfaction Oc29-d3i
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THE HOMEOPATHIC EXAMINER

BYA. GERALD HuLt, VI. D., Vol. No. V. Nay 1910
CONTENTS.
l. Rise and progress of Homeopathy, IN SICILY
nv, Samuel ;alandra NJ. d., of Palermo.
H. Beladona-by John c. feters.
III. Epilepsy
". PLY siolOgy-NG Ill.
v FOREIGN correspondence. Lettertron. Frederick
II. Quinn, OF sondon-No. 6.
VI. Domestic Correspondence
Philadelphia
VIII. Review, SC. SC. 49,. I'll, :,
Conditions-Thc Homeopathic EXAMINED, will be
npbI;shed every month. in Royal Octave Form, at 50
her annmm. PAYABLE in advance. subscriptions re-
ceived by VIM II. H lS M go,
.,,1s Baltimore.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLANI

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
TENHE introductory Lectures the regular Winter
4 Course by the Faculty of Physic, III commence
on TUESDAY, November 3d. and will be delivered du-
ring the first week in November, at O'Clock, P. NJ. Of
each day, in the following order
Friday, 6, Professor Akin,
Saturday, 7, w N Baker
The Judges, the Clergy, the Members of tine Bar the
Medical Profession, and our fellow citizens generally
are respectfully invited to attend
oc26 WILLIAM f. A. AKIN, Dean.
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SHIPPING RECORD.
PORT or BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER 10, lo4O.


CLEARED.
Br brig ST Mary, Pearce, ST john, NIB.
Big ROxbury, Mcdonald, River Gambia
Schooner Barbara, Squires, New YORK.
BELOW beating up off Hawkins Point, northern
topsa and q fore and AFT schr
SAILED-Schr Gallant Mary, Coffin, Mayaguez, PIX
Brgs Cicero, Gordon, Kingston, Jam; sehrs Conimo-
dore Warrington, Williams, do; Delaware, Stokely, do;
Theodore. HOwand, ApalaclicOla; and others.
ARRIVED.
Schr MiiIsyile, from Hayrc de Grace.
Schr Robert Henry, from Davrc dc Grace
Sloop Union, Puner, from Havrc de Grace.
Steam packet Jewess, Holmes, from Norfolk. he
ports nearly 300 sail of ships, hrgs and sc0oners at an
cher in the vicinity Of Norfolk and Hampton Roads, all
ing fresh from the n. and T.. Saw four ships ana one
barque of the Pdutuxent, hound up.
Ship Merchant, Murphy, ol Baltimore, was at Macao
June o. waiting an opportunity 10 enter.
Brig Harriet, for Baltimore, was lolding at Bordeaux
about the 4th ult.
Brgs OHIO, Hardy; Dover Perciyal; Boston, Crowe;
schrs October, Doane; Eagle Narina, and Charlotte;
FearO all from Baltimore, arrived at Boston 3D. lnstant
and schooner Shetland, Cahoon, arrived 4th.
Schooner Banca, Baker, from Baltimore; arrived al
Providence 81 instant
Schooner Lydia AdeliDe, Collins Tor Baltimore; cld
at New York 4ih instant.
Arrived in the vicinity of Norfolk, on Wednesday,
schrs Mail Cruwell, from Hartford; Direct, Briggs, I'm
New York. ana Caroline, SrOut, from Portland, all
bound Baltimore. AlsO,schrs Il. A. Stevens, Briggs,
and Valiant Honeywell Tor New York; Herald: Crock
elt for IT Marks and Madison Potter, for Nantucket,
all from Baltimore
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Arr ship Roscius, l46 days FIN
Canton. LEFT at Macao ships Adelaide, of Philadel-
phia Merchant of Baltimore, and Washington all wait
ing permission to enter port.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. SAILED, schr Axis, Balti-
more.
RICHMOND, Nov 5--Arr ship Ospray, from Anster-
dam; brig ARK, Newburyport schrs Edward s Lahdon,
Baltimore; Sarah Wales, Boston; Paragon, n York.
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FsI EwI4Y INSPECTED HERRINGs.-50o barrels
" Susquehanna HeTings, of superior quality now m
speesing For sale low from the wharf
sELLMAN s. CROOK,
~,rnnr of Smith & Pratt st5.
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LAW NOTICE.

iIAW NUIICG. -. =,
nor, at Ia,e have removed TO the office nFayeue
street few doors east ST Pauls street, opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel They may be found at al tunes asng
nom the CITY In the absence OF either of them ue
nar,,er viii a,end TO the business of the office ap2
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ss7- -s-.s'ss~ ~
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FOR SALE.

A very likely mulatto BOY, % years OF age, slave
"a for ift,; sold for no fault and highly
commenced one of the best walters in the State OF
Maryland. To good master, he will be sold al fair
caah price. Apply TO l.. +. SCOTT1'S Slave Agency
and Inteig nee office, basement City Hotel. oe29
TS-CUMFORTABI.E COMFORTS
" Just finished large supply of Comtortahlfs, an
excellent article for the approaching winter; person
ed beneath one of those truly comfortable dr'i
aes can bid defiance to the rudesi attacks of his frosty
majesty ,,s
LighI streets. oS4
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ENOR sALE-A Servant Boy, 10 years Ola ! ias. re
He was raised in the country, and Is very smart anu &c
tive, and is good waiter. For other particular Apply
Intelligence Office No. . West Fayette street. NJ
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gJY,ORTNE TOOTH POWDER. for cleans
G J inrthe Teeth healing spongy Gums and purifying
the Breath 1t is unnecessary to say that this Tooth
Powder is superior anything else ever invented, but
is confidently believed thatit will give general satsiae
lion to those who it, One proof of the superiority
this article is that there many who, after having
sed il four or five years. pronounce it to be the best
dentrifice they have ever tried. Prepared oy ~,
G. X. TYLER,
Corner E. Baltimore and High sts Bait
N. B. None genuine, without the lac sifnhe Vi li'e
proprietor upon the side OF the box.
~ 30
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WRI,ATED Nv Ar E-Plated Walters. Urns, Cas-
III tons, Candlesticks Shutters and Trays, Coasters
Cake Baskets, Dishes, Butter Tubs, &c. OF new pat
terms, and of superior quality, OF our own ihpofoi
CANFIELD & BROTHER,
900 Corner of Market and Charles streets.
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CULVER PARK Err, CORNER OF GAL
" vert and Lombard streets, offers lor s''Is NV
500 bundles American and III asks oh 81, - l'"e
English Sheet Iron 4J0v lbs i,eaa u " W.;
so packs Russia do 2UO buhases lion ''e +.
D tons best American o IONS SPel.eii -
ana 80 90 10 do Band s Scroll do
i'm bboyes III, p,,tes 10 do Scotch Pig Iron
100 pigs Banca Tin Ehg,,sn hiiste'so "nu S"S'
$50 do Cornwall do stee, 80. -,
With extensive assortment Vi o'oFes' s"is ~, ~
booses. sc, SC. p -
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STONE WARE.
vxxxxrr SrITlSCRIBEE2S have associated theiii-
selres in co-pannership for the purpose of manu
f1ci,,ring STONE WARE under the firm OF Blto-
THEREON & MORTON, at the old stond, Pli street,
adjoining Hartford Run. ~, ,,orv
! Iarge supply will be always kept on hand OF veiy
snarioT oIuity. They will still continue 70 IlhuaS
h hest n,tifers of water ever invented. They hope py
strict attention business merit share o. p1o,c pa
,ronage. Il i;,s w, Pr SJi6RT0N,
na,,o ,ply 9Th 1910 d,f % Tvs
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-07

First and only night tlis season OF
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY.