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The Wings of Wheeling, Va, have erected a
Harrison pole, 230 feet high; an American flag
waves on the top. A powerful convention of the
States of Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio, will
assemble at Wheeling on the Sd September next
The Times says, Loco-Foco meeting was held
last, which proved complete failure; Richard
M. johnson was there, and upon being asked
whether Gen. Harrison was coward, he repli-
ed: TYou might well ask me whether was
a coward, for in the battle Of the Thames there
were no cowards-every man did his duty, from
the General down" He also said he never heard
his bravery questioned until the present canvas.
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BLACK CHEST OF CHARLES XIII.

In one of the small rooms we were also favored
with sight Of the large black chest bequeathed
to the university by Charles XIII, with instruc-
lions that it should not be opened till fifty years
after his death 1t is supposed to contain private
correspondence on the passing events of his time,
and that he left this injunction in order that ali
the parties implicated might be dead before the
contents are known. The time for opening it is
not now far distant, but little curiosity is felt on
the subject in Sweden, beliefhaving gone abroad
that princely hand, fearful of disclosures
about himself, opened the chest, and distracted
from it every paper of moment, so that little will
be revealed even when the day arrives.
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A COURT FAVOR GRANTED.

When the Margarine of Anspach, the divorced
wife of an English Peer, returned from the Con-
tinent the wife of German Prince, she sent
notice to the Lord Chamberlain's Office, that, as
Princess connected by marriage with the Royal
Family, she expected permission to drive her car
riage int the courtyard of st. James's Palace,
on the approaching birthday. The Earl ofDart-
mouth, then Lord Chamberlain, took an early
opportunity of referring this demand to her Males
ty, Queen Charlotte, who replied, ''Ifthe Mar
gravine has any wish to drive into the courtyard
at st. James's, by all means admit her;-,tarthc,
than the courtyard she must be sensible she
cannot come"
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MFRS. JENNINGS, from London,) respectfully
w informs the citizens of Baltimore, that she is Civ
ing lessons new and beautiful system of painting.
Introduced by herself into this country.
Mrs J. is the only person in this City who has the ad
vantage of having been taught by the inventor, MIR.
Kingston; in addition to this, hers is the experience
and practice of day, but of years.
Among the advantages of this system the facility
with which il may be acquired by those who have
previous knowledge of Drawing and Painting, and tine
rapidity with whcha picture can be executed That
knowledge of sufficient TO enable any attentive person
to sketch correctly from Nature and 10 to any de
gree of perfection, may be communicated in few Les
Of an hour each, without any mechanical aid what
Painting by this system instead OF being aabo
Eious task agreeable recreation and often deveopes
taste and talent known to be possessed 1t unites
the transparency of water color painting, with the effect
and durability Of OIL yet avoids the tediousness of the
one and the oensivenes of the other Mrs. j. likewise
teaches a beautiful method of Drawing and painting
Birds, Flowers and Fruit from Nature. Also to make
Wax Flowers, and to prepare the Sheet Wax
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and examine
specimens ofthe work at her house, No 80 FAYET"TE
STEE three doors above North, between the Post OF
fee and City Hotel
lie 10 diff
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PILOT & TRANSCRIPT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. Is.
WING MEETING AT DENTON, CARO-
LINE COUNTY

We learn that large wing meeting was held
at Denton, Caroline county, on the 4th instant.
The meeting was organized, On the motion of
ThOs. Burchenel, Esq, by calling Jacob Charles,
Esq to the chair, and appointing Col. William
Derell and Capt. L. Clendinnin to assist as Vice
Presidents, with Messrs. Maulster and Hitch, as
Secretaries. Some four hundred persens-a large
sssemblage for county with her population
met and listened with much attention to the ad-
dresses of the wing electors, Messrs. Kerr and
LOckerman. The latter entertained the meet.
ing for considerable time with an eloquent ex.
posure of the pseudo democracy of the day; and
the former didnot fail to an attentive audi
ence in those, between whom and the able speaker,
there have existed the warmest personal relations
for more than thirty-ive years. MIR. Kerr gave at
length his views of the state of the country, un-
der the guidance OF those in power, and the able
manner in which he enforced his arguments, had
an evident effect on all present. We learn that
Caroline will give large majority to aid the
cause of reform.
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aul Baltimore, Nd
VALUABLE FARM An AUCTION.
I'LL, SrIRSCIR IREERS will sell hx Auction af


YHNHE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by Auction as
u the Exchange in the city of Baltimore, at oneF
NJ. on MONDAY. the 18th day of September next, .
most beautifully situated and highly improved FARRf
lying within four miles of the city of Baltimore.
This property lies directly upon the Baltimore and
Havre-deGrace Turnpike, road always perfesty gees
in the worst weather.
1t has been covered with lime, ashes and other
nures and is in beautiful state of eutivation ThegTea1
er part well in clover timothy IL contains 34k
acres of land full portion of which is in fine wood
The Southern line of the Farm BOUNDS upon the wat9
of Back river where there is fine fishing and sheosiR1
n their seasons.
The BARNS stabling and shedding quite large ant
in good condition, and there is plain small Dwell
LING near the road. There are one two beauties
sites for dwellings upon the place. There is WY zns
dairy within fifty yards of the dwelling, and noofs
spring of water flowing into it. An extensive ind EFT
ceent orchard, fine ice house, and altogether the prof.
perry of the desirable in the neighborhoo OF
Baltimore. 1t is sufficiently to be used for Hk-
and vegetable farm for market
We will also sell with without the farm, 20 heasA
Cattle, part fiji bred, part nearly full bred DurhanB,
large number of Hogs, some of them genuine Beek
shTe farm horses and carriages, horses, poughs, carts
wagons, horse rakes, cider press and every thing
cessary to carry excellent and extensive eseaz
tishment.
Terms of sale for the stock, cash for the farm, in
cash. and the residue II, 18 and "a months, with IN
terest from SALE The title viii be made clear and N
disputable. JOHN GLENN.
jy9-law9t6t GEORGE EARNEST. III
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Extract of a letter dated,

BANGOR, (Maine,) July 2s, 1910.
etNothing can be depended on, till we Clip"
over the '.Canoe' of corruption, and give to ths
<'slippery elm" ''North Bend" AS to busi-
ness here, we are just holding on to the slack,
waiting for better times. Now is the last time,
If we miss of it, to do patriotic deed for our
country. Let your spare dollar go to circulate
the truth. We don't do things here, as they do
out west, bnt we shall trouble the 'powers that
be- somewhat, | reckon.o
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BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE AGEN { 4
ISk SOUTH STREE


~ FOR S-4LE.-A very neat and spacious sto-
lfIEIf ~ DWELLING, twenty-five feet front, with
back building and breakfast room, built in
the best deep Lot, hydrant in the yard;
house nearly new, aud in complete order. Possession
can be had Immediately Ifno sold by the first of july
il will then be for II is situate in Saratoga street,
north side, near Chapel alley.
50 .4LS0-A comfortable and spacious two story
NIzIr DWELLING, pleasantly situated lot 'front.'
zlAng fory-seven feet on George and 10 feet Pine
street.
- -.ALSO-A desirable new two story Dwell
Is LING, twenty five feet front, with attic story and
back building, stable and cgrriage house
hydrant in the yard-situate Euaw street, convenien
to the Lexington Market.
- .4LSO-TwO large and convenient3 sto- ~
ffIIlf ~ DWELLINGS; fine deep Lots stu IIIIl
As4Sate in Lexington St. between Charles nde=-seA
ST. PUBS SIS.
- .4LSO-A convenient and well arranged three
IfiIIf story DWELLING situate in Lombard, between
Ms4Hanoyer and Sharp streets, now in complete re
pair
81 .9LSO-A substantial and modern built three
hnLiif story DWELLING, with extensive back build
G5ing and drawing room, situate in Franklin, near
St Pauls ST.
~ FOR RENT-A spacious and convenient
fAIIif WAREHOUSE on the north side of Market, be-
GzlAstwern Sharp and Hanover SITS.
~ .aLSO-Thc Dwelling part of large and con-
f4IIIf venient HOUSE, 256 Market street, below How
ird well calculated for geneel Boarding House.
the situation being very desirable TO reside at there
very little doubt but that sufficient number of
teel boarders could be had in the neglborhood
der il profitable.
FOR S.aLE-Several very desirable FARMS with
good Improvements, and in fair state of cultivation
within 25 miles of Batimore-mOst of them i'll the
immediate neighborhOod of limestone.
.9LSO-A FARM of 800 Acres of rich Land, il
a most desirable healthy neighborhood Astounding il
limestone, about Is miles from Baltimore.
lie - Apply TO FOWLER * TYSON.
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sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BaLT8foRE AUGUST IL, 1870.
Brig Catharine, Delano. Madeira.

Brig Catharine Deano Madeira
Bremen brig Dorolhea Louisa, Kahle, y days from
Bremen, ballast and 81 passengers
Brig Architect, Gray 10 days from New Orleans. 8
Brig Baltimore Parker, ID days fiom Boston, assorted
cargo
scr Meridian, White, IA days from Portsmouth, MI.
sehr Mary, Baker, days from Providence.
Sehr Naumkeag, Liscomb, 81 days from Lubee.
Schr Hudson, Cooley, days from New York.
sclr Henry Barger, Case, days from New York.
ScIr Abigail, Crane, 10 days from Portsmouth, NJ II.
seir SIIas Crane, Crane, a days FROM Egg Harbor.
Sehr Celeste, Johnson, days from New York.
Schr PasioIa Creighton, from Richmond.
Schr Amanda, Travers, from Richmond.
Sloop James L. Long. Hawkins, 5 days from New
ORR. Passed or the Horse Shoe, scbr Echo.
SlooP Henry Read, Petit, from Philadelphia.
Steam packet Pocaontas, Cannon, frsm Norfolk
Passed off the Wolf Trap, full riggod brg-of the
ltappahannock, Spanish brig, and between Poplar Isl
and and Annapolis, full rugged brig-all bound up
Ship Herman, Allyn of and for Baltimore, sailed from
Helv0et, July Is.
ship Olive, Field, for Baltimore, was at Newport,
Bremen brig Derothea, Mas, from Bremen for Bali
more, sailed from Cowes July II.
Brig Charleston, Taylor, from Baltimore, arrived at
Madeira June 81.
sehr Traffc, Myers, for Baltimore, cleared at New
Yerk on the Sth inst
Schr Alice Ann Pendergast Groves from Baltimsre,
arrived at Richmond 9th inst.
LOG OF THE GREAT WESTERN.
July p, ls40-At three o'clock 30 minutes p. NJ. left
Kingoad; fresh breezes and squaly rain tnes wind
Westerly. ..t
-Fresh breezes and cloudy, head sea; wind NortFlf
erly, variable.
27-Fresh increased to strong breezes and hazy; fog
at times and westerly sea; wind WNW.
2s-Msderate ana hazy, sea going down; wind varia-
ble WNW.
Confederate and hazy; high northerly swell; wind
S0-Light breezes and fine; swell going down; wind
variable.
3l-Light breezes and foggy; wind w.
August Moderate, and dark hazy weather; strong
breezes and hazy; head sea; wind w.
2-Str0ng breezes aud hay; head sea; moderate and
sea going down; wind W.
Slight breeze aud thick fog at times; wind w.
4-Moderate breezes and thick fog; short head sea;
wind w.
5-Fresh breezes and thick haze, with fog at times;
short head sea; wind w.
6-Fresh breezes and hazy; short head sea; wind W.
7-Strong breezes, with thunder lightning and rain
moderate and thick fog; wind W.
sModerate breezes, dark and cloudy; light breezes
at times calm; wind Westerly.
Slight breezes and smooth sea; wind variable;
passed Sandy Hook at A. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA, August ll---Arrived, brig General
Scott, Gregg, IA days from Portland.
Schr Intrepid, Camp, days from New York.
Schr Thorn, Bennett, days from New York.
Schr lndiana Hand, days from New York.
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STEAM Boar ExPLosJoN.-We learn from tn
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of the 9th, thate
the steam chimney steam chamber of the Erie,
Capt. Titus, burst, VIXEN ascending the Detroit
river, about miles above Maiden, by which sad
accident, six persons were scalded, and Mr.. Baby,
Sheriff of the Western District, Gu. CO. was
drowned, he having in his fright jumped over
board. The names of those scalded, as fol-
lows:-
MIR. DEFY, fireman, slightly scalded.
Charles Hamborlin, do not dangerously.
Edward Erwin, deck hand, dangerously.
Timothy Buckley, do. do. do.
Andrew Looney, badly scalded-since dead.
James corey, of Buffalo, Las family there;
he was badly scalded. The scalded men pre-
sented horrible appearance. The Great West
ern, Capt. Walker, took the Erie in tow, until
met by the Milwaukee, which had been despatch
ed at Detroit for that purpose No blame is at
tached to the engineer. The Erie is the same
boat which ran afoul of the schooner Iowa few
days ago.
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The Colorcd Citizens of New FORK, propose
holding Convention at Albany, on the 18th m
slant The Troy Mail says, the particular OBJ
iect is to have some consultation in relation to
their real condition, and towards the extension
of the elective franchise. The restriction OF mol
voting unless they ewn property, they dsen bur
thspsome
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CLASSICAL-O. K. ALL KoRREcT-O !!
KRACKY OLD KENTUcK.
The last we have seen is by far the most ele-
giant, refined, and classical of any.
The Brother Jonathan, speaking of Fanny
Essler, in anticipation of her present engage
ment at New York, makes use of the following
beautiful and laconic expression: n. G. NuFF
CED.
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FAMILY QuARREL.-The following toast was
drank at a Van Buren, celebration of the 4th July
at Lynchbarg, ya.-sBy M. H. Hopper-.Mar-
tin Pan B,.rea-May he, when his present term
expires, retire to the shades of private life, and
never have his quiet again disturbed by public
affairs.n
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We have received the first number Of new
weekly literary paper, published in this city by
L. Williams s Co. The original articles are
i, good style, and the selections very choice
We wish it an extensive circulation.
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Tow CoRwiN, the 'swagon boy" as he was
once called, is about canvassing the State. He
begins to-day at Chillicothe, and will address
his fellow citizens every other day, wherever he
may happen to be, until the 2sth of September.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, SILVER WARE, sc.
GABRIEL ID. CLARK has recently imported
" splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Patent
Lever Lepine and Virtical Watches, all of which
made by the best makers, and warranted to perform
accurate time, will be sold low any other house
the country Purchasers will find their advantage
by calling at the store, head Of Cheapside, No. WA
TER STRESS, Baltimore where they viii find good
Gold Gard Chains, patterns; Rings, Breast
pins. gold and silver Pencils, Addsons superior Make
Silver and Britannia Ware German Silver Spcnus, &c.
N. b. Fine Watches of every kind properly r. Jared
0-My country friends are particularly invited TO call
Store No. Water street.
iy Hoo @. ID. CLARK.
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FIRE IN NETWORK.

The Fourth Ward Hotel, No. 445 Pearl ST.,
occupied by Mr.. Ham as hotel and billiard
room, was destroyed, together with its contents,
on Monday last; supposed to have been the work
of an incendairy. Loss, to Mr.. Ham, $4,000
Insurance. 81 900.
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ONE HUNDRED AND ONE VAN BUREN,
SECEDERS.-Th Carroll o. Free Press, OF
the 81 ult., gives the of 101 voters of that
county, who were ''formerly supporters of Gen.
Jackson" and all s'more recently supporters of
Martin Van Buren," who say they cannot longer
support him, but will support w. H. Harrison.
Those are significant signs indeed.
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A reward of $500 is offered by the Governor
of New-York for the apprehension OF Orange
Cole, charged with the murder of Barber Havens'
in Cattaraugus County, some months since
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IN BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT, MAY
IL TERM, 1640.-0rdered, Thatthe sale made and with
in reported by John Scott, permanent Trustee Of Basi
d. Mullikin an Insolvent Debtor, be ratified and
frmed, unless the contrary be shown, or be-
fore the l1th day Of August next; Provided copy oil
this order be inserted in newspaper, once week.
for three successive weeks before said 18th day OF Au
CAST next The report states that said Insavent Bebt
or's equity Of redemption in life estate IN piece OF
Ground.n the City Of Baltimore, was SOLD for eleven
dollars Oily
BY Order. True sspy-Tesst -
llth ytsy, 1870 " l5lawsu
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LANDRErH'S GARDEN SEEOS.
YENHE Subscriber would inform the public that ne IS
u now prepared TO furnish them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from Mr.. ID. Lambeth, of Philadelphia, ms
He has also on hand his usual supply of AGRICUL
TURAI4 IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock OF Straw
Cutters, Ploughs, Plough castings, Corn and Toeacce
Cultvators plain and expanding, are very extensive.
Also; Newly improved Il 0RSE POWER& THkESH
ING MACHINES. the latter with iron and WOOD GYM
ders, superior Pennsylvania made Cram Craaes, su
perior Trace Chains from Is to IA links to the foot
Wheat Fans from SIS $40 each; Corn Planters, ana
great number of articles too numerous too meniioh a
made of the best Materials and in the most
manner and will be sold low for cash or approved nc
ceptances in Baltimore. Having an Iron Foundry ana
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
er, he is prepared orders for machine ana
other Castings, ind for Building, Machines sc; &c.
JONATHAN 8. EASTMAN,
No. Sc w. Pray street, BALTIMORE
Who has also % bushel Seed ItalianSPRlNG WHEAT
inStore for SALE
ALso-ofies 5000 well grown MoRus MULTI
apso Use.
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A Log Cabin Carpet has been brought int
use by MIR. Raynor, of the Rail Road House,
Harlaem. So decidedly popular is the noun be-
coming, that we expect to see its cheering front
impressed upon every article of home manufac
furc
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FOR SALE
RIA DED FOR ONIIBERALT TERM

FOR 'SAI LIZ
OR WILL BE IRA DED FOR ONLIBERAI. TERMS
nn ACRES OF LAND, handsome y ieea
EONB ted and suited to an industrious family re
moving West, being short distance from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, on the direct road from Cambridge New Com
ers Town, and within six miles of the Ohio Canal; the
adjoining property is improved Forty of the Land
sa on the south side level and excellent for ga
- the plough, the balance is in TIMBER, -
ssfng of chestnut oak and poplar of large size There
are two springs OF fine water and it Il believed large
supply Of Coal on this properly
ALSO FOR S.aLE-A VALUABLE FABM, cons
tanning $50 ACRES, which If desired may be advsnta
geously divided three convenient Farms situate in
Fayette County, Indiana.
FOWLER & TYSON,
Baltimore Real Estate Agency,
-I9r South street
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FANNY ELLsLER passed through New York
On Q short trip to Niagara. On the iotn hs'''
her engagement commences at the Park.
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INDIANA.--The constitution of Indiana pro-
vides, that every twelve years vote shall be
taken by the people, to decide whether they are
in favor of making any amendments in the State
Constitution. This is the year to take the vote.
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EHyHE SUBSCRIBER offers to his friends and
ii the pubic in general at his Lumber Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt street Budge,-(Ohce head Union
Dock,l large and general assortment otseasoned Lum
Der. Such as Pannsl Common, Select Cuttings, Jost,
Raers, Shingles. Laths N. Carolina and f. s. Floor,
ing, with every other article necessary 70 make gooa
assortment. quantity Of Ark Legs, and aso ARK
Plank, will be sold al reduced prices, as have large
quanrity hand. All those who buy for cash may ex
pect liberal discount. d. E. THOMAS
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There is to be grand gathering OF the friends
OF Harrison at Middletown, Frederick county,
Maryland, on the i4th instant. barbecue viii
be given.
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NOTICE.
WAS COMNIITTkD to the jail of Frederick
w County, the 9Th day of July inst, as runa-
way, a Negro Man, who calls himself RICHARD WE
DING. He is about As years old, very decrepid, 80
much So that he stand erect, and in walking is
compelled to use his hands. Had on when committed
pair Of beached cotton pants drab cloth vest bleached
shirt and old black fur hat and says he is shoe
maker by trade and belongs Samuel X. Strider who
The swner ii any, is hereby requested 10 come and
have him released he will otherwise be discharged ac-
cordng TO law.
HENRY H0UCK,
July 20 Nav Sheriff of FredA Co.
The "Pilosr at Baltimore, ssFree Press Va, insert
once week Il. and sends bills 20 ~Heraid."
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W A1IxLLA CREAM CANDY.--A fresh sup
" ply of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
ust receivedb By @. K TYLER, corner East Baltimore
ind High streets. Also GUM ARABIC LOZENGHS,
Breast. gsi
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&c VANS PATENT ARIsENTNG
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS. SC.

PLOUGIS, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.
TENHE subscriber is now manufacturing C. & DE
II VANS reverse point or selfsharpenng PI4OUGHS;
each share of cast ron has points; and by revers
ing, act upon the principle of Sharpening and there
fore economy in using These ploughs made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold reasonab
terms, as can be had in this city; together with my ex
tensve assortment of other make Of plougs and agca
nlrai implements generally.
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain Ora
DIES with Waldrons and Griffin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Griffn's, and Ameri
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, Sc &c.
have also patterns of, and have made splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles to call
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
]. s EASTMAN,
Sc Pratt St, between Charles s. Hanover 81.
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BOARDING--No. s LOVELY LANE.
GIX OR EIGHT Gentlemen be pleasantly
~ eommodated with Board, at 50 per week, ifimme-
fate application be made.
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