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MONEY NIARKET.

The New York Star of Thur!day says:
The operations the Board to. day large, bE
the tendency Is still downward Exchange PhiIs-
delpha is still improving.
u s. Bank fell off Il Delaware and Hudson imprOV-
ed 4; Norh American Trust declined 49, Vicksburg 8;
Canton !; stcnington !; Harlem improved
$4,000 Indiana FvcE sold at 75i, 30 5000 at Isl,
30; 1000 at 759 cash.
$4,000 Exchange on New Orleans at 9S1.
Sl2 900 on Philadelphia at 81; $1,000 at97t
$1,000 Treasury Notes at par.
Since the elections have been concluded in this and
the neighboring states, dealers are in town, and
business has revived to some extent. Our merchants
expect that previous the close Of navigation, good
trade will be DONE"
The Pennsylvania Inquirer says:--
sour Stock Market exhibited slight improvement
yesterday. States Bank ranged from 67k to g. Phil
odephia Bank sold at 1905 Lehgh Skies redeemabie in
| IA, at IS, and Exchange New York at 81. The
feeling is gradually growing better, and we have re-
port town. that the banks have been successful in ne
| gotiating loan of SO 900, 900 at the East.
The Harrisburg Bank has declared semi annual di-
yidend of three per cent The Bank Of Pittsbug di-
| vidend of three per cent.
One hundred thousand dollars ofNew York State FIVE
and half per cents redeemabe at the pleasure of the
State any time after 1861 will be sold auction the
first day efDecember next for account of the N. York
| and Erie Rail Road.
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Also, a6s bbls and hhds Corn Meal
FTSH.-HERRINGS-T ere has been some de-
mand, and slight advance has taken place. We now
quote Potomac and Susquehannah at So rs "a So 57t.
sHAD-sales at 81 rs 50.
MACKEREI4-Sales of No. at SIS, No. Cat $I2, and
No. 3 S8-transactions limited.
The inspections comprise about 800 bbs Herrngs and
26 bbls Mackerel
FEATIEERS-sales nre chiefly confined TO retail.
The only transactions we have to note is the sale Of
900 lbs. Western at 46 cents per lb,
GRAIN
WHEAT-Limited sales in the early part of the
week of Maryland Red at 80 100 cents, and ofWh lie
at I04 los cents. We now quote prime Red at 81,
and White suitable for Family Flour, at Ito a lis.
CoRN-saIes ofNew Corn, dry, at 40 cents-and of
Yellow Old, 30 cents. Pennsylvania Yellow at sic
per bushei.
RYE-sales Of Pennsylvania Rye at 10 cents, and of
Maryland at SIS a SEC.
oATs-Sales Of Maryland at % 29c.
GLOVER SEED-There is little doing. We quote
itat "a so a s74 asin quality.
HOGs.-Live Hogs in demand, sales Mt SO 25
a 60 so.
HIDEs.-The market is entirely bare of Hides.
INDIGO-SAles of Caracas at 81 40, and of F
at 81 IS.
lot of Matanzas consisting of 81 hhds brought 81 800
censte only transaction in Molasses that we are I'D
vised Of
NEW ENGLAND RUDI-small sales are ma
king at 81 a 80 cents.
OELS-Sales of Winter at 81 90 a l %, and of Fall
ST. 10. Wequote Lnsced at IS cents--but little do
ing
PLASTER-There has been slight advcnce on
last weeks prices. We quote Plaster at SO l2k
per ton.
PROFESSIONALISM of new Baltimore cured
Hams at I2k cents. There is little doing in Bacon
generally. We quote Western Bacon at 10 a l0k for
Middings, and 81 for Shoulders In baneled meats
there has very little doing. quote Mess Pork
GIG rs; Mess Beef at $13, No. at Si1 and prime at
&c. Sales of Lard at LEI cents for No. l. Butter
Sales of Giades No. at Is cents No. at Is CENTS and
No. at IL cents. The inspections of the week con,
prise 274 lbs of beef.
sUGAR-At auction to-day l58 hhds Porto Rico
was offered and brought s7,O5 SO, being decline
former prices,
TOBACCO.-The receipts of the week have been
very light numbering about 1868 hhds., chiefly of Mary
land. There has been very little demand except for
particular descriptions In Ohio, but little doing We
quote inferior and common at "a "a so, good s. SO
Sc SO, fine yellow 81 so Si0 and fine red SO $l2.
In Virginia we not advised of any transactions,
There Is fair demand for Maryland Ground Leaf
Prices range according to quality from IS to 49,. The
nsp' ctions the wsek comprise 800 hds Maryland,
and 30 hhds Ohio. Total, 1855 hhds
WFIIsKEY.--Thore has been very little doing.
We quote barrels at 26 cents, and hhds at "a cents.
The wagon price of barrels Is % cents, exclusive of the
barrel.
WAGON FREIGHTS-We quote TO Wheel
ing o. 5o and N Pittsburg 81. We quote by the Ca
ual and Ra Road Pittsburg for Dry Goods 81 so;
Groceries @il2l. Coffee 81 per 100 lbs, and Fsh at
ga 2,95 per Dbl.
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CASDLEs--The sales have been for sperm, 800 boxes
selected doe mos and Moulds, part ofthe e. ponatOn
3al3lc, mos.
CorToN-The market presents material change on
the report of last week. prices less firmly sustain
ed, and the sales arc confined to few parcels new
crop New Orleans lllal2c, aud Upland IlalIs, aud
old crop I0sallc per H., 6 mos.
CoFFEE-Not much change has occurred-prices are
quite firm they have been for time past and
good qualities in rather demand for the trade
and also. for Southern shipm ent;-some purchases
have been made with view of an improved market
an entire parcel of Porto Cabello, about 700 bags,
taken from first hands 100, mos; 500 do ST Domin
60 &c, same credit
FIsH-1he weather throughout the week has beeR
quite unavorable for packing but with steady demand
prices have remained firm, and in some instances
shade advance has been realised. The arrivals of the
week are small but have all found buyers. Bay So II
az 81 Shore 9la2 AZ; Bank 5Oa2 ST. Hake 33al 81;
Haddock 25al 80 per qt The market of Mackerel has
experienced further rise, with buyers for all the sup
plies they into market Sales this week have
been No l, $l3al3 so, No ., $lIa1 so per bbl-and
from stores partly speculation, No j. Sl3t, and No
l!al2 per bbl Herring, scaled, So 6Octs per box and
Dghby 94a96c per box.
lIDEs-The transactions comprise most the late
prices. The import of Rio Grande, per Delaware, a
lie cash, and an impsrt into Salem, prices 600
Porto Cahelo at l4c; 500 ST Domingo l3sc; 2OeO Per
nambuco u "a l3c; and by auction, 23l South Anne
rican Seal skins at 40 45c, cash.
DEMONSTRATING of consequence dong-and foS
most articles former prices are continued.
SALT-A cargo of Cadiz sold on arrival at S2,06, six
MONTHS being slight advances and small cargo Turks
Island, S2625, six months or. Bag Salt continues
scarce, sast sale of any note was at 81 u.s. mos
suoARs-The Sales to Southern reiiners continue
large and during the past week about 1900 boxes Cuba
brown have been taken at u &c. and 500 do to the
trade aboutthe same prices; choice parcels 8!
sc; $50 boxes do white, l0i lOgc, SIX months or.
TEAs-Contnue firm, with steady demand from
the trade.
WooL-For fleece and pulled wool a far demand has
been experienced, and sales of both descriptions made
quotations Considerable business has been done In
coarse foreign embracing chiefly the lower qualities.
WooD-The market is without any large supply OF
Dyewoods, and for most descriptions prices without
much change. Logwoods are shade higher since the
large sales reported in last, which nearly cleared
the market A few tons Camwood sold at $ll0 per
ton. Boards in demand, and prices firm.
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MARRIED,

On Thursday morning. 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. HILL
SAMUEL B. RICHARDSON to Miss SARAH ANN
THOMPSON, daughter of the late mue Thoml son.
all of this city.
AT Princeton, N. j. on the 9Th October, BENEDICT
GNETHLER, of Germany, to Miss SOPHIA JORDON,
of Baltimsre.
At Hagerstowp, Md, on the s9th ult., AZA sPRAGUH
Esq, of Rochester, New York, Miss HESTER
HUGHES, daughter of the late Col Daniel Hughes, Of
Hagerstown.
AT Washington, on the 10Th inst, J. II. WATERS, of
that city, to Miss MARY Il. JACKSON, of Georgetown.
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LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

ENCOURAGING PRosPEcT.-We have been
favored with the perusal of letter from the
head quarters of the army in Florida, dated
October %, 1910, which holds out the most en-
couraging prospects for a termination of the
Florida war. The first conference of the In
dams with Gen. Atmistesd led to the terms which
he had to propose to them, TO all of which they
assented, and which are 10 be presented to the
Government at Washington by deputation of
chiefs. This deputation are to come on this
month. The chiefs who have had interviews
with General Armistead appear to be anxious
for the settlement of the vexed question They
want to retain a portion of the country in Flo
rida, but say, if the Government orders other
wise, they will submit Should the present re.
newed prospect of peace, under the auspices Of
General Armistsad and the brave officers and
soldiers under his command, end IN the fulfil
ment of our wishes, we shall be rejofced. Gen
A. has been indefatigable in his exertions since
he took command of tile Florida army, and if he
succeed in terminating the war, his country
will not be ngrateful.-.4lcr. Gazette.
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A nIERICAN COTTON GOODS.-Thert

AMERICAN COTTON GOODS.-There has
been very little doing in this description of goods dnrng
the past week. The transactions that have taken place
have been made full prices, and in instances an
advance has been realised particular descriptions
We quote heavy brown goods full per cent higher
than the prices obtained during the previous week.
CATnTLE.-Th market has been well supplied
about 1900 head were offered Monday and near 800
head were taken at prices ranging from 81 25 to Sc.
COFFEE.-RiO-There wore offered o.day 1895
bags and 1850 sold at l0al2E cts Also, $50 bugs
iamaged sold at rs cts. perlb. On Wednesday the
cargo of the brig Arc, from Rio, consisting of $500
bags were sold at 10 l-sal2I cts Laguayra-l2s bags
were offered at auction on Wednesday, and were sold
at 93aO SO cts. per b. small lot of old Maracaba,
consisting of 20 bags, also offered at same time and
brought lO3alO rs There have been private trans
actions of note that we advised of.
CANDLES.-Sales of Sperm at 40 a Il cents per
lb., with but little demand.
FLOUR.-Howard-Th demand has been chiefly
confined to small lots for city consumption There has
been no change in price. We quote "a 81 the gene
raj selling rates for good brands. Wagon price
is 81 ST..
CITY MILLs.-Sales to some extent have been
made at "a s7f.
sUsQUEHANNA-Th stock continues light, sales
at "a class.
Amount of Flour and Corn Meal inspected for the
week ending on Friday evening, Nov. 10:
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DIED,

On the 9TH inst, GEORGE WASHINGTON HY-
SON. aged years and 80 days, of Solomon Hyson:
At Milled !evle, Ca GEORGE R. CLAYTON, Esq.
for 10 years Treasurer Of that State and more receny
Cashier of the Branch Bank of the State of Georgia. al
Millcdgeville.
At Fort Heleman, e. f., the 2eth ult., JAMES
WILLIS band master of the ID regiment of u. States
Dragons He was formerly of New York, and eldest
of the celebrated Willis, the bueIe player Of
West Point
AT Tene IIautG, Qa) Captain JAMES WATSON,
aged 6i Capt. w, was native of Connecticut, but
had resided in Tene haete and vicinity since 1916.
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NEW YORK


GENEsEE VALLEY CANAL.--The amount
received during the month of October for tolls
on the navigable portion of this canal (S5
miles) is S2,963 80. There has been shipped
on the canal during the month, III 1892 BUSH
els of wheat, and %, ll4 barrels of flour. The
lockages at the first lock out of Rochester, for
the month, number 3s4; and those at the
Scottsville lock, 327 The aggregate of tolls
from the opening of the canal in September TO
the first of November, is 81, S34 59.-Roches-
ter Democrat.
LAKE TRADE.-An unusually large number
of vessels have entered port within the past
thirty hours, and as consequence, the demand
for canal craft is greatly increased. Those yes
sells running upon the lake go no farther than
Cleveland or Detroit, and find freight in abun-
dance at every port.
The brig Rocky Mountains, Stillman, mas
ter, with 1900 bbs. of -four and other items,
left the latter port on Saturday last and was
found at her berth. Joy & Webster's wharf,
this morning.-Her height bill amounts to
over $500. To forwarders along the canal, we
say, send more boats, as there is plenty of pro-
duce and our shippers are anxious to push mat
ters.-BufaLo .4dp.
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The Cincinnati Advertiser of the LIST instant,
contains notice from DIR. Duncan, that he will
contest Mr. Pendleton's right to a seat in Con-
gress, on the ground THAT he has not received a
majority Of the votes of the District
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In one town in Hillsborough county, n. H.
the vote stood, Wing ], Administration &c.
The Nashua Telegraph, in publishing this re-
turn, says: "1'he Wing in Society Land threw
his whole strength for Harrison"
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The Army and Navy Chronicle has been tenn
porarily suspended, in consequence of the pub
fishers not being able to get in large amount
oil subscriptions due. An early resumption of
the work is anticipated.
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LIST OF APPLICANTS

LIST OF APPLICANTS
For the benefit Of The LasOIpent LGns Of Maryland for he
last tceek.
Folger p. Lovegrove, James Nichols,
Joseph Green, william BombergeT,
Henry FramPton, Henry Syford
Ambrose baltimore, Samuel SgleT,
Isaiah Blake, Ferdinand Bailey,
William II. Shields, *Anthony Summervillo,
Mich oas Berteau, *Joshua Smith, (cOl'd)
John Slice, tJames Allen,
John Thompson, Edward Sye, (eol'd)
For debts less than 500.
To appear before the Commissioners of Insolvent
Debtors, 9TH Jan lefl at O'Clock; TO answer
interrogGtores.
Day of final hearing before the said Commissioners,
9th March, ls4l at ten O'Clock, M, and also before
Baltimore County Court, to answer allegations, if any.
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The value of the real and personal properly
within the limits of Washington. is estimated
at $40, 447,0Oo.
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To THE MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL, and
conductors Of Protestant presses in the United
States:
Unjust confess that, until within the last few
weeks, was profoundly ignorant of the sys-
tomatic efforts to propagate Romanism in the
United States; and, until was Unexpectedly
involved in controversy with Bishop Eng
lond, in relation TO the propriety of his attempt
to rally Catholic voters as political body,
had not thought upon the subject, or believed
that we had any thing to apprehend from that
quarter. But l am now satisfied of deliber-
ate purpose ON the part of the enemies of civil
liberty abroad, to extend the Catholic influence
in this country, as the surest and best means of
subyerting our free institutions; and hence it is
the duty ofeveIy good citizen 10 contribute all in
his power to counteract them. Heretofore the
discussion of the objects and tendency of Ro-
manism has been confined to the pulpit and The
religious press. 1t becomes our duty now 10
consider it in its political aspect, and be-
lieving that this belongs appropriately to the
political press, beg leave to refer you to my
GT0SpeCtdS, anu W ask your aid IN making
known my determination TO treat this oues-
ton as among the most important now before
the country; and to express the hope that YOU
will not hesitate to sustain me in the new and
arduous task, SO unexpectedly devolved upon
me. 1t is believed that as Romanism is in fact
civil institution, its designs upon the liber-
ties of the country can be best counteracted
through a well conducted commercial and po-
litical paper, which, partaking of no sectarian
bias, will necessarily go into the hands of ma
ny who would never read religious paper
Public sentiment is opposed to mingling ques-
tons of Church and State. Hence it is diff
cult TO discuss in the religious press, or from
the pulpit, the political bearing of Popery; and
this appeal is made to you, because, in your
consideration of the subject, the double aspect,
political and religious, must have become mani
fest, and the propriety, nay, even the necessity
Of political resistance, apparent. The preju-
dice which / have already encountered, ad-
monishes me that will need your sympathy
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BOSTON MARdRr, Nov. 10.

AsuKs--Ther~ exists but little change the quota
ionH Of Hat week. TIE sales have been for Peais,
IS 7-ea6c, and Pots 5ia5.c per ID.
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and Co operation, and appeal 10 you in the
confidence that neither will be withheld from
me. Your ob'dt serv't,
DUFF GREEN.
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The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says: ''I am informed that a meeting
ofthe reverend clergy ofthis city has been held
within few evenings past. the object of which
is 10 address circular letter 10 each member of
Congress, or cause it to be done, setting forth
certain disadvantages which are said to exist in
the usual custom of holding divine service in
the capitol, on Sundays, during the sessions of
Congress, and to petition the members to dis
continue it,
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BOYS HARRISON AssoCiATToN.-There viii be
a meeting of the above association at National
Hall this Thursday evening, at O'clock, to
make arrangements for celebrating the gseat vic
tories throughout the Union.
"The words 'splease give notice" are added to
the above advertisement. And so we will: But
at the same time, we would advise these politi-
school. Let them "tarry at Jericho until their
boards are grown" as the young lady once said
to a youth who was making love to her. These
boys will have enough of politics to attend to
when they become men. Let them not be too
forward in anticipating the evil day"
The above is from the New York Commercial
Advertiser. We give it for the sake of its infu-
ence. We have observed with regret PROPOSE
ton in one of our city papers to call out, in a
great ''Whig victory" procession, all boys eight
years old and upwards. Before any such course
is taken, we sincerely hope that those who have
the business of appointing and directing tke pro-
cession, will seriously consider the matter and
decide against allowing any minors to enter the
ranks. But in reference to any procession, and
to all extravagant demonstrations of rejoicing,
we would again urge the considerations which
were put forth by us in yesterdays Pilot They
are worthy oil the most serious consideration.
The scarlet faver prevailed at the last dates
in several parts of England, and in many in
stances with fatal effects A London paper
states that night-shade is used BY the first phys-
clans of Europe, and many others who have tried
and not proved its good effects in all cases
Those who have used this precaution have,
though IN the infected houses, escaped the infec-
ton. The formula recommended Is, solution
OF two grains OF the extract of night-shade in an
ounce of distilled water. To children of from
one to ten years of age, from one to five drops Of
this solution given four times day; from
ten years upwards, from six to ten drops are
gwen also four times in "a hours. In some in
stances this has been continued for fort
night.
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The Innis Settlement Temperance Society,
near Galena, ILL.,, was organized year since by
one individual, who had been for several years a
confirmed sot. 1t now contains about 100 mem
hers
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EtARD.-1he advertiser wishes to procure a COM
" Portable Residence, with small tract of land,
within two miles from Baltimore, for which he viii
give in exchange Dwelling House, in eligible part
Of the city. note addressed p p r. and left at the
Pilot office, will meet with prompt attention. -
no d-df
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SHOE STORE.

anz'k9 s5 =
HAnEEss IzANCE, respectfully informs his friends
e. and the public that he has removed from South e.
to that old stand, No. 20, LEXINGTON STREET, Eu-
taw Formerly occupied by Mr.. i. Newton,) where he
BOOTS, SHOES and CAPS, and viii be happy to serve
his customers Having none but the best of journey
men in his employ, his work cannot fail to please. He
invites persons wanting good Shoes to give him caii
where they VIII be served upon the most accommodate
ing terms. p013
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TEA, FRUIT AND FLoUR.-The New York
Express says:
There is an increased quantity of tea offer
ing in the market, and as the grocers buy most
sparingly, prices have fallen off.
The cargoes of Fruit that have reached us
have been later than usual, and not adequate to
the demand, and prices obtained have been
higher than usual.
There is no demand for Flour for Europe,
but steady demand for the West Indies and
South America. At this season, however,
there is large receipt, which is mostly geing
into store for winter stock.
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Flour was sell ing at Georgetown ON Monday
at S4S7l barrel
At Rochester, n. Y, wheat has advanced to
II cents per bushel.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
November 10, 1910.
Office Of the Plot and Transe,ipt.

EXCHANGES
FoREIGN-Therc has been but little doing in Fo-
reign Exchange few transactions in sterling bills to
u limited amount have taken place chiefly at TO-.
In continental bills we have Rotbsen advised of any
transactions. We quote bills on
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PHmosopHY-Th editor of the Boston Post
bears the defeat of his party like a man. Hear
him:
eff you are doomed to be whipped, there is
satisfaction even in having it done so effectual-
w, that there is no mistake about tive do not
like any of your half and half busness-give us
a decided Triumph or a decided defeatn
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The Wikesbarre Herald states that the Goa
shipping from Hanover Basin from October
18th to November 9Th, by the Wyoming Coal
Company, amounted TO 1850 tons.
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The London Globe states that within the last
ten years, the Odd Fellows Society of that
city has distributed among its members and
other applicants for bounty e 1sO,O0O.
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A suit for libel has been instituted by Mr..
James Cameron against the Editors of the Har-
risburg Chronicle
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THE CENSUS OF A STATE.-We have the
complete census from Delaware. The follow
ing we find in the Wilmington Gazette. 1t
will be seen that the increase in ten years is
but 1868.
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The Hagerstown bank has declared divi-
dend Of three per cent. on its capital for the
last six months.
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fr5.FORT MElGS CLUB.--A special meeting of
the Club will be held THIS EVENING, the 18th n;t,
at 81 O'Clock at the room in Hanover Business
of importance rsquires punca and general attendance
of the members. By order of the President. so
uoI4 A. l.. MOORE, Sec'y.
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{67-REslGNATION.-Ihe undersigned would most
respectfully inform the citizens of BALTIMORE and more
particularly those of the 10th District, that he has
signed the Office as Superintendent 0f Chimney Sweeps
for said District said resignation having taken place
the 9th INST: EDWARD LUCAS.
Baltimore, Nov. 10