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CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS COMING
II SOUTH.-TravrlIcrs going South are cautioned
against giving credencu the handbs and placards is
sued by the Bay Company between Baltimore and Nor
folk who resort all ofdevices to deceive the pub
lie and induce travellers to take their line, publishing
moag other things statements purponng to be from
cers, that by the mail routes passengers going South
"a hours later than by the Bay line, and that they sub
iected personal superintendent their luggage at
the risk of losing it, and that they compelled at the
North Anna River to walk considerable distance down
steep hill and another in the middle of The night
involving both exposure and risk
All of those statements entirely false Passengers
by the mail route are, as stated in the os OF tne ni
route, soften 24 hours in advance Of those by me bay
boats in reaching Charleston, and never uness IN some
extremely contingency behind thenl so lar rom
having any trouble with baggage, tis IS fced on BOARD
the Potomac steamboats, 1.-THE companies on Tie route mus
becoming responsible for it, and Is delivered on BOARD
the Wilmington cars ard the passengers nave only at
points where changes occur, to transfer themselves from
one conveyance to another. AT the North Anna, il is
true, they obliged for few days " Walk snort dis
lance ACROSS temporary but secure bridge iron
O'Clock in the evening" instead of midnight, stated
in one of the bes the Mail route In the course OF
week at arthest this difficulty will cease to exist, at
the expiration of that time the rail road bridge now las
pdly demonstrating across the North Anna will be pas
sable.
will be obvious to ali rejecting persons that the great
Mail route being the shortest by % miles, and being near
y ali rail road he the certain and expeditions;
that il would be employed for the conveyance othe
great mail unless il and that there must be more
risk on board bay steamboats, out of sight ofiand, urged
to the top of their speed; To compete with the raj ROAD
line in which the bursting of boiler would probably
destroy all nearly all board, than there can be IN
rail road cars, where in the event of an engine be-
ing thrown off the track, the engineer and fireman only
would be injured
As proof of the great safety of the great man route
il may be mentioned that of more than 2Oo0 600 traveh
conveyed on il within the last five years, not single
passenger has been seriously injured
In conclusion the companies on the great mani fouie
would respectfully ask the attention of travellers TO the
wording Of the libel their line, pportng TO be signed
by certain persons from the south; they will see at onct
from its parzan character that not forgery the per
sons signing have from some motive been induced x
become partzans fthe Bay boats, and that this ereu
aud the interest OF travellers has induced then
| to attach their signature TO
Office of Richmond & Fredericksburg r.. II. Col
and Washington do do Steamboat do
| sct5
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SITUATION WANTED.

10y Young Man, as an assistant clerk in a Grocery,
ID Flour, Commission Store, Bar keeper any other
situation where he could make himself useful to his
employer Good recommendations will be given in
regard to character, sc. Apply to
LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
No. West Fayette Street. basement story of Rarnums
City Hotel, General Intelligence, legacy, sAd Brokers
Office, Old Establishment.
Oc l3d4t
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WIG ELECTORAL TIcKETs.

w HUI hH4EOIOTGAL TICKETS.
l3-TICKETS FOR THE SEVERAL, COUNTIES,
can be had on application to any member of the CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE. ec28
Qy- HARRISON CONVENTION.-Th6 Harrison
Convention will meet at the Convention Chamber,
North Bend, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT the 3OtIl
inst. at O'Clock By ORDER
LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
oc2S seera,s,ries
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

MINI Ell 70 20 % gUOd I1Oust 5eTVanL5
n of good character of both sexes from ID - years
Of age, slaves for life, 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 gentleman's use, and spec
uatiOn, and fair cash price will be given on application
TO LEWIS F. SCOTTI General Slave Agency and
Intelligence office, No. West Fayette street, basement
Bamums Hotel aus
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VA ANTED.-A Young Man who has consider
w able experience in business is DESTROYS ofobtar-
ing situation in wholesale grocery, flour, or commits
sion house, where he could make himself generally
full He would not object to taking charge of country
store going TO any part of the United States, in the
capacity of agent, collector, or clerk The most ur-
exceponabe reference given, character capabity
SC. For further information, apply to Lewis F.Scot's
Hotel. &C II.
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SITUATION as Teacher wanted, by young
n man, from Portsmouth, College, who has had
two years experience in the business of teaching.
situation in aprivate family or an Academy i'll
the city, would be preferred. Enquire at the " General
Intelligence Oice,'' address M. N. L." through
the said office, shall be promptly attended TO. &c 20
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SOMETHING NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
y the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 5000 Cards per Hour, at MURPHH'S GEN
ER.4L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 146
Market street, few doors below The Bank of Balti-
more. The undersigned DESTROYS OF aiordins inc cii
zens of Baltimore the same facilities thai enjoyed in
other Cities has very great EXPENSE procured one
of those beautiful Presses, which, from its construction
is capable printing greater number ofcards In g.
ven time, than any other, w., a.
MY assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, &c.
comprises every variety cast in this country 20 wen
every new syle of letter will Immediately be addeda lana
no mains or expense spared TO furnish customers with
neat article, at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every aescIlpuon, executed III
oa6 81 JohN lNlbni u
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MARCUS DENISON,

81 BALTIMORE ST.
EEAS lust RECElVED-Extra superior Rochester
II III White Wheat FLOUR fresh No. HOpS; Vet
vet CoRKS: English and American Sporting POWDER;
Beached Winter Sperm OH; LOAF a p.; srpbR
which. with our usual supply of Green and Black
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES and ii
QUORs are for sale at moderate prices. ol2
STORE I0I1 Baltimore st. Baltimore, where eau
he had ON reasonable terns Wholesale and retail coarse
and fine TyVINES; Patent Lamp and Candle WIZ;
Willow SI.EIGHS; Carriages and Cradles; BELOW -
i. -. ~ ,his l,,,e 10Th mo %
DNTTNIsTRAT9R'S NOTICE-The ere
~ diors of John b. Robinson, deceaseas are hefepy
raneste TO bring in their claims the subscriber foF
uvmenf by the it day Of January next; and nj pei
sos indebted TO the estate Ire notified 70 settle theft
respective claims before that day or summary measures
will be resorted 10 10 collect them.
HENRY IT, MCNAMARA, A@n's
Oct II 1870. oczo3s-
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azNo BILL RECEIvED.-G1
VHIO CONTRA CTORs FOR GRADU

lVHNO CONTRACTORS FOR GIsADUA-
= TION, MASONRY 81 BRICK MAKING
Proposals will be received by the undersigned the
Engineers Offices of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, in Baltimore, Martinsburg and Cumberland,
up to O'Clock, P. NJ, Saturday, November 18th,
proxmo for the following work-on the line of said
road between Harper's Ferry and Cumberland, viz
GRADUATION AND CULVERT MASONRY
of Section ls-4th Resdency, ID Diyision-Stuated
the Paw Paw Bend of the Potomac, the Canal
Tunnel. Also of 3d Section; Sub Residency ID Drvi-
sOn-Suated at the NaTrows of Break Neck Noun
tain opposite the mouth of Town Creek-bOh of said
sections having been recently abandoned by the cOnpa-
ny. On the first named considerable amount of work
has been done by the late cOnractors-on the latter
thing.
ARCHING AND FRONT WALLS OF THE TUN
MEL AT THE PAW PAW BRIDGE opposite the Ca
nal Tunnel. This Tunnel is about 300 feet in length
and is in active progress; about wothrds of the
heading being finished. The quantity of brick required
r the arching and side wang will be about 0000
be burned III the neighborhood of the Tunnel, and for
which the clay must be dug the present fall and winter
for moulding and burning in the spring of next year.
The manufacture of the bricks may be proposed for
separately from the other work. Specifications of the
above wsrk with directions to the Ofbiddng,
Sc, will be ready for distribution at the above named
offices, Monday the Goth current-and the detailed
Of the Tunnel, banks and archng, will also be
prepared for inspection that day, at the Offices
MaltinsbHrg and in Cumberland. Satisfactory
mendatons must accompany the proposals of such as
when the bids will be directed under SEAL and endorsed
with the description Of the work proposed for By order
of the President and Directors
BENZ. II. LATROBE,
Engineer Of Location and Construction.
DC 20-dtlOthN
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SITUATION WAETED-By young man, eli
- Their Clerk or Assistant in wholesale and retail
Grocery Flour, and Commission Stole, or in Counting
Room. He is fully acquainted with mercantile business
and produce the very best kind of references in
gard to character and qualification. For further nforma
ton apply to LEWIS F. SCOTTES General InteIli
gence and Ageney Office. No. West Fayette street
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]. II. WATSON.

SuS FOR RE.NT-A two story Stone House,
HIsIf with rooms, and store attached 10 it, with a
large yard, ON Cathedral street, near the Rich
mond market, aud few steps from the Susquelianna
Rail Roud, and good stand for small grocery bu-
siuess. Rent $40 per month.
ACQUAINTED TO RENT, small two story
Brick House, suitable for small Grocery Store, Ill
central situation. corner would be preferred,
for which fair will be given, on application TO
LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General Intelligence and Agen-
cy Office, No 2 West Fayette street. on
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NMT ANTED TO HIRE ININfEDIATELY
w smart woman Housekeeper. Enquire at
the Bedding Mart, N w. corner of Lombard and Ligh
SITS. None need apply without they understand their
business and can come well recommended. One who
can render satisfaction will find easy comfortable sit
uation and fair wages. y 7'dt
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01-GRAND RALLY OF THE FRIENDS OF HAIR

n3-GRAND RALLY OF THE FRIENDS OF HAIR
RISON AND REFORM IN MONUMENT SQUARE,
ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, at O'Clock
The several TppeconOe Clubs of the city will concen-
tate Exchange Place at half past O'Clock and march
in procession TO Monument Square, with Music, Ban
neTs and Transparencies
Marshall.
0l7-Talented members OF the party will address the
meeting. BY order of the Joint Committee
oc2s THOS CARROLL, Sec'y.
FOURTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.-There
will be general meeting of the Wings of the Fourth
Ward at the house of Mr.. Daniel Steevsr, corner of
Hlen and Potter streets, THIS EVENING, the 26th
inst at 81 O'Clock. PuncIua attendance requested,
rs business of importance 10 the good cause will be
submitted. By ORDER
oc9s JOSEPH C. BOYD, Rec. sec'y.
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ELECTORAL ELECTION.

A number of tables have been published, Civ
ing the times of holding the Electoral Elections
Most of them have contained errors The sub
oined we believe is correct:-
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GRAND RALLY

a3-THE FRIENDS OF HARRISON & REFORM
WILL BE ADDRESSED IN MONUMENT SQUARE, on TO-
MORROW Thursday EVENING, at O'Clock, by
Gen. COMBS, gentleman that served under Gen Har-
rison during the late BY order of the Joint Com
mtee. oc28 TIfOS. CARROLL, Sec.
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SITUATION WANTED-By you 2 man
- who can come highly recommended, either as
Waiter, or Barkeeper any other respectable labor
ing work where he make himself useful to his EN-
or West-GOOd recommendations will be given in re-
gard to character, sc. Apply to LEWIS r. SCOTTPS
General Intelligence and Agency Office, Old Establish
ment, No 2, West Fayette street, basement Of the City
so
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vMTANTED TO HIRE, by the year, female
w Slave-able to do washing, cooking, sc. for
small family. Also, Boy, from 10 to Is years of age.
Apply at the Pilot Office. au ll-du
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PENNSYLVANIA.

THE PHILADELPHIA NATURALIZATION
FRAUD.-The trick of the office holders to get
up an excitement in another quarter in order
TO divert attention from the atrocious frauds,
which, ii is moi denied, were committed at the
recent election in Philadelphia, snot likely to
prove successful. The rule obtained by w. B.
Reed, Esq, in relation to a large number of
forged certificates of declaration, was made
returnable before the Court of Common Pleas
on Saturday last, when that gentleman referred
to the record as conclusive evidence upon the
subject. Judge King said the book was in the
hands of the Grand Jury. Judge Jones said he
had no doubt that the leaves were interpolated
but he did not consider the book as a record of
the Court strictly speaking. No person APP
peared named in the rule, but it was neverthe-
less resisted by Mr.. Stokes, who appeared as
counsel for an individual of the city, who was
a Van Buren, candidate for Council at the late
election. MIR. H. M. Phillips appeared for the
Clerk of the Court, and Mr.. Hirst with Messrs.
Stokes and Phillips, appeared generally for the
respondents. The book, it was then ascertain
ed, had been locked up by the Grand Jury,
when the Rule was continued till Monday af-
ternoon. These frands we repeat, are not de-
MED They involve not only forgery and false
voting, but perjury in number of cases.
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w ANTED
SITUATION WANTED.

EpY young man from the Northern States 8 Book
- Keeper or assistant Clerk IN wholesaI retail
grocery, flour commission store, any other respect
able situation where he could make himself useful 10
his employer. The very best of references will be ven
in regard TO character, sc. Apply to
LEWIS f. SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office
Mop West Fayette street, basement of Barnum's City
Hotel. sc 30
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R%M(HTICE.-Eh

NNT ANTED-Lmnediatey at l.. f. SCOTTPS
w Intelligence and Agency office Nc. w. Fay
ee street. easement of Barnum's City Hotel Clerks,
Book-keepers. Porters, WaiteIs Coachmen, LabOrers
Chamber-maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses sc.
"a
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On the second of November 14S electors are
chosen, by fourteen States, being just the number
necessary for choice Fifty-one electors
chosen on the Both of October.
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VIRGINIA.

JUDGE UPsHuR,-This gifted son of our own
State, says the Norfolk Herald, delivered an adj
dress on Thursday evening, by appointment, in
the Log Cabin; and there were more than
thousand persons present TO hear him. A por-
ton of the cabin had been reserved for the
Ladies; this was announced in the notice of the
day, and accordingly from two to three hum
dred of these lovely and invincible auxiiaries of
the Wing cause gave their presence; and it
was indeed sight as animating as it was novel
to beholod them assembled on such an occa-
sion.--It told of the patriotic devotion of the
mothers and daughters of the Revolution.
Judge Upshur confined his remarks exclu-
siyely TO the Sub Treasury Bill, which he
handled in mastery manner, clearly demon
strating its evil tendencies, and leaving it no
point of defence. We shall not attempt to
follow him in his argument, as we understand
he has been called upon and consented to write
out his remarks for publication. aea
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SWA ms PANACEA-FOR THE CURE OF
y SCROFULA, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Ulcer
aed Sores Syphilis and the host of painful and hlter-
TO ncurable affections resulting etheIe from; White
Syyengs Diseases of the Liver and Skin, General De
bty Sc. and all diseases arising from mpury OF the
blood
This medicine is particularly recommended as an al
teratiye and purifier of the blood II gives tone and
vigor 10 debIitated constitutions, whichinvads are uh
conscious of until they have experienced its effects
tits also recommended in diseases Wnere tle luRgs
and breast are supposed to be affected, and also where
the constitution is broken down by the use Oh mercury
or quinine. -. .-.,.,a
This medicine has the singular for tune-ajust tribute
10 its great merit-of being recommended by the most
celebrated practitioners of medicine IN the
and Europe whereas, not OF the spurious mixtures
made in imitation of it has the least support from the
medical faculty. This fact offers argument so plain
and conclusive that it needs only TO be mentioned 10
enforce conviction. SweDu's Panaceais recommended
TO all those nvadS for which physicians prescribe Sar-
sapanIa SyHps Extracts, &c
| Swaim's Panacea is in round bottles, huted loBgu
dnally, with the following words blown in the glass
"SwaiIns Panacea-Phlada.," having but one label,
which the cork with the signature OF Wm Swain
on H. so that the cork, Clearing also upon as SEAL
the impression, ''Wm Swain, cannot be drawn with
out destroying the signature without which none Is
genuine. The medicine may consequently be known
to be genuine when the signature is vsbie TO counter
ell il will be punished as forgery.
Prepared at SWAINf'S LABORATORY, Phiadei-
mia and sold by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner Of
Hanover anu Market streets, Baltimore.
sc % VIM. SWAIN x SUN.
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RTs-CoMFoRTABLE COMFORTS :
Inst finished, large supply of Comfortables, ah
exccent article for the approaching winter person
ensconced beneath of those truly comfortable arii
aes can bid defiance to the rudes, attacks OF his frosty
majesty r...,..a T.
~; Ihpp s;;rae,s o24
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SAMUEL TO- NSEND,
DENTIST.

DENTIST,
MANUFACTURER OF
oCEI.ATN TNCORRUPTABLEt TEETH,
No. 50 South Sharp street,
UA ESPECTFULLY informs Tie citizens of Bal .
H6 more that he is prepared TO perform every opera
zion apperaining his profession, such as Cleaning,
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, SC. He will also in
sert corIptibe Teeth on Pvets Clasps IN the most
durable manaer.
REFERENCES
Philip f. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, Baltimore.
John Needles,
VIM. E. Bartlett }
George Truman,
Elisha Townsend, Dentists, Phiiad
NJ. s. Foster,
o7
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MIR. DAVISON'S PATENT MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PENMANSHIP.

report Iead and adopted by the Maryland nsuIute,
on the utility OF the Guide in actual application, Is
ound The following:
ssThe repetition upon the Guide lncucatcs so torrec
conception of the letters and drills the muscles INTO so
obedience the will that failure woid he little
less than phenomenon"
ROOMS Al, Baltimore street.
au
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PI.OuGIIS. HARVEST TOOLS. &C.

PIOUGIS. HARVEST TOOLS. &C.
FaHHE subscriber is now manufacturing @.
n EVANS, reverse point, or selfsharpenng PLoUeHs
each share (ef from has points, and by
ing act upon principle Of sharpening, and there
fore economy in using. These poughs made in the
best possible MANNER and will be sold reasonable
terms as can be had in this city; together with my ex
tensve assortment of other make poughs and agrcu
tura implements generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES with Wadron's and Griffin's Blades; Grain and
| Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Grifhn's, and Amer
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
| tools; Tireshing Machines, Horse powers &c Nc
have also patterns for, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and wouId invite those wanting such articles, TO call
see my work.
An orders will meet with prompt attention
j. S EASTMAN
36 Pratt st. between Charles s. Hanover ST.
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MFRS. JENNINGS, from Tendon. informs pei
w sons DESTROYS of cutvatiHg tasto for the fine
arts (partcularly that beautiful style of LANDSCAPE
PAINTING, inyoduced into this country by herseli,)
that she has removed up Faye,te street to the ONCE one
door above Calvert street, opposite Barnan's hotel
where she is giving lessons in Drawing and Painting,
Wax Flowers and Fruit. Ladies' and gentlemen are M
vited 10 call at her roems aud examine the work.
Sc % cod 1t
YUyNINES. CORDS AND LINES-sHAD,
Il HERRING and GILL NETT THYME. To be had
al DUKEIIART'S,
10th mo % 1911 Baltimore street
AA BBI.s. POTOMAC HERRINGS
OOO Of superior quality, for sale low from ths
wharf, SEILMAN * CROOK.
au.5 corner of South s. Pratt streets.
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HIGs RALLY!


fS7-FOURTH wARD.-There will be RALLY of
the Wings of the 4h Ward, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING the 29th inst. 81 O'Clock, of Hill
len and Potter Ii is hoped that every friend of Har
| nson and Tyler in the ward will be at his post The
Wings of the city generally are respectfully invited to
attend The meeting will be addressed by several dis
tinguished friends of the cause. oc2s
! {T3- FIFTH WARD-The Harrison Committee of
Arrangements for the Fifth Ward will please meet at
CootIi sargant's THIS EVENING, at at; O'Clock.
EO2s WIN. HOPE, Chairman.
07-BALTIMORE COUNTY.-ONE FIRE More.
There will be another grand rally of the Wings of Bal
1more county, IN the woods near Samuel Garrlson's
store in the 1lth district, on THURSDAY, the 29lh
inst plentiful collation. of Log Cabin fare will be
prepared Several addresses are expected AMI all the
Wings of the county, and especially the ladies, are ear
nesiy invited 10 attend. The meeting will commence
Ut o aa s'''N' . '"' JOSHUA MARSH.
{5g- BALTIMORE COUNTY. -ATTENTIoN!-
FRIENDS OF HARRIsoN.-The friends of Harrison
in Baltimore county are requested TO attend public
meetings to he held at - O'clock the days and at
the places mentioned beow,when addresses Will be de
yered by distinguished friends.
On TUESDAY, 9Th, at Reisterstown.
franklin Turnpike.
On thursday, the 18th, at Shippers, miles on the
Falls Turnpike.
On FRIDAY. Doth, at Middletown.
On SATURDAY, 3lst, ut Parkton Depot, 25 miles ON
the Susquehanna Rail road
{tg-BALTIMORE COUNTY.-'rhe voters of the LIST,
2d and 3rd Districts OF Baltimore county, are requested
tn attend meeting TO be held on WEDNESDAY EV-
ENlNG, the 18th nstnnt at J. B HUNKS Tavern, five
miles on the Reisterstown Road at o'clock Q(3-A
friends of Reform, particularly invited to aend as
there will be several addresses delivered.
By order, ]. STANSBURY,
oc24 Rec. Sec'y'
tTNS FOE' EREElGHT OR CTIARTER-
! M%ARN The schr PERU, Atkins, master, 900 barrels
60 burthen. For terms apply to
| sc % ]. p. ADAMS, Bowly's wifi
| - mon E1JS TsT z, TTT ON CITAIS TFTs-
| eN5 Ky The scir EDWARD PREBLE, Shaw, master,
1000 ibis burthen; for terms apply 10 the mas
| er on hoard, or j. T, ADAMS,
! se IS s.4, Bowly's whJ.