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EVER-POTNTED GOLD PEN.

EENHE combined qualities Of incoHosibIity and durs-
n bity possessed by this and beautiful article,
may justly claim for il the title of eT-pODed." The
body of the pen gold, cOnOsibe metal, highly p0
Shed, and will always retain It's elasticity and beauty,
and the points" formed of metal second in hard
to no substance Ia OtOre discovered, having the
lndssOublliy Of diamond, and wholly insensible 10
rosiOn cannot in the slightest degree affect
them. In addition TO these enduring properties, il has
the sOness and smoOlhneas of the quill pen, and It's in
couo,bity allows free and pleasant flow of the ink.
II invented by j. l. Hawkins, of London, who slSa
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The incest work
nansip and long application have been necessary to
perfect IT, and il is offered the Ne Plus UlES
O. pens having the beauties The quill and metallic pea
combined with its own peculiar exceleney efalways
tanning the elasticity, the same easy flow, and the
aame beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by time and use.
THIS pen has been in for five years, without the
least perceptible wear. GI3-Wanantcd for one year.
For sale bv CANFIELD * BROTHER
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
Gnra fnnha ln.n Eacfnl rrnn-
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CITI2ENS, RAIL-.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
FHyEIs BALL will take place on WEDNESDAY
ii EVENING, January 20, l54i. The pucc Of Tick
cts have been fixed by the Executive COMMITTEE al
TWO DOLLAkS-One Ticket admitting Gentleman
and two Ladies'. by order,
SHEPPARD c. LEAKIN, Chsiraan.
ANDREW ]. BANDED, Secretary
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THLATED WAR k-Plated Walters, Uns, Cas-
b. tors, Candesticks Shutters aud Trays, Coasters
Cake Baskets Dishes, Butter Tubs, &c. of new pat
terms, and Of superior quality of own mPsrtaton
For sale, wholesale retail, by
CANFLELD b BROTHER,
900 COrne r0f Market and Charles streets.
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NATANTE1D, Immediately, for gentleman in this
w city, Negro Man, slave for he, between 20
and 30 years DID, TO take care OF horse and wal
ter. For good character the highest price will
be paid 4 cash. Apply at l. f. SCOTrI'S Office, No.
2 tarette ST., under Banums. no30
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EAT FIVVLY INSPECTED HGfsIsINGas-3O0
~ barrels Susquehanua Herrincs, of veiy superior
uali,y now iusuecting for sale from the wharf.
SEiLniAN * CROOK,
dI Corner of south s. Pratt streets.
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a,ACk SALT-l000 sacks Ashion's Factory filled
y fine Salt; 1908 do Liverpool G. Alum.
SEi.LMAN & CROOK,
Al Corner of South s. Pratt streets.
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= NAITIINT COFI';IN sean - ItsISk1.-
ID The subscribers, agents for the sale OF Clarkson
Patent Seine Irvine, have now on hand, and VIII be
constantly supplied with full assortment OF most ap
proved sizes, which they offer for sale pleasing
terms SEILMAN s. CROOK,
nj dSt corner of South s. Pratt sis.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
lst WARp-ROBLRT MILHOLLAND,
IN do DAVID w HUDSON,
3rd do JOHN WELLINGTON,
4th do AIW JACKSON,
9Th do GEN. S G LEAKIN,
9th do VIM II COALE, Jr
7th do JOHN M HARTMAN,
9Th dc JOSEPH DONOVAN,
9Th do WIN X MITCHELL,
10th do WIN BARNETT,
llth do JOHN Il MOORE,
18th do RICHARD MARLEY
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ENASTED, ny an experienced farmer and gard
w ner-A small Farm, extensive 64IOsn, for
the purpose Of rearing seeds, and also fruits vegeta
bles for the Baltimore market Any person having such
pa . TO rent with The privilege of purchasing at the
end of twelve months, VA please address line X.
P. at the office of the American Farmer
no ls cod
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THNHE undersigned, Owners Of the Washington
y Chronice) have made assignment of their ao-
co6nts and assets to CHARLES ). FOWLER, EsQuile,
of Baltimore for The benefit Of their creditors All col,
ecors and others indebted will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES H. HAMILTON (novV Of
Baltmore,) hts agent, TO whom al payments are 70
auested to be made. J. H. HAMILTON.
q. W. DENHAM.
P. 3. J. Fl. HAMILTON continues his agency foG
settling DvF GksENs accounts, made during his
residence in Washington city.
Baltimore. Doth Sept, 1910.
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NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER

CEAL SKIN CAPS cases Real Skin Caps for
y sale by TURNER, WHEELWRlGHT & NUDGE,
dl7 9 South Charles st.
T9UFHAI4O OVEGIsSEa0ES-5 cases just re-
EE ceived per brig Boston, for sale by
TURNER, WIlEELWRlGlIT * NUDGE,
d17 Soull CHARLES ST.
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AETANTED, by eOlored man, a situation as
w cOachman waiter. He has been accustomed
to horses, and produce the best recommendations.
Apply at L, f. SCOTTI'S Office. No. 2 West Fayette
street. de
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SonSerbares Sefament.
G=-SARs......=

Gin Dor &ur5cm in @lermont in Sranf=
reid eeiiorbeuer 8einbduoler, eori 4 e..
bintvrlisb ein Sefament. in pelbem fol-
eenoe Seftimmuno eeaeben wuroe:
"Sb wunlbe, mill uno foroere. oab Die
perionen, welbe meinem eeibenSu0e bei-
pObnen, idmmtltb, spenn lie mid sur les=
ten Nubeif6tte brineen. Dor oem&afeebaus
ie oes Germ Warbano anbalten, oab ei=
ner MIDI orei Mal rufe uno an ben Saro
pobe, um su feben, OBJ ib nob lebe. unt=
wOrte ib nidt. 70 fam man nit 8ewib.
beit annebmen. oab ib .pirflidb aus bie=
ier 8elt eefbieoen bin. Wan eebe bars
ouf au 6errn Martbano binein uno trin-
fe 100 Slofben @ein auf meine @eiunos
belt. gtab Der Hldfebr BON Dem @ot=
tesa6er iou iib oer eon8e eeibenaus in
mein 6aus beeeben, uno 70 piel Slafben
98ein trinfen, als Der Durff Der Inpelen.
ben perlanet; man mub ieoob NIT Hr. 90
anfaneen uno BIG su Rr. 100. einfbtieb=
lid. fteieen. SD babe Die Gtifetten ielbif
auf bic Sla(ben befeftiet, unb man miro
pcbttbun, eiefer 1noronun9 su foloen.
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Scr Sau6reoncr
eNlRe

Ger enslilbe 8aubrconer Garmibael
be9esnete elmer Srau nit einem tleinen
&lnoe auf Dem Irme auf Der StraTe, lob.
te oaS bublbe &ino uno fraete. Oh es re-
Den fonne. .@ie frasen sic oob albern.
entesonete bic Srau, .baben Sle iemaIs
elm Eino BON fiinf Monaten ipreden se=
bort g - Das par cine Su CUTE 8eleeens
belt fir Den Sbaif, ais oae ct Iie bate
entiblIpfen lahen fonnen - uno au9en:
blialib lprab cine lIbe Gimme, 70 ftp
wie paeanini's Sbmeidbelt0ne u@elbe
eu9e, Mutter ! Ou meibt wobl. oob ib
reoen fam, fIrbteit DID aber. ib mobtc
Dem 8ater BON Dem 9laie @blsfp fa=
gen." - Die Srau itapo onfdnolib pie
pom Conner eeriibrt oa, ibre Damn:
..9ott iel uns andoio Ger Wann it Elm
6erenmefer !" uno lief 10 lbneu oapon,
aIe fie ibre 5itternoen GIieoer su traeen
permohten.
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$50.
Gin pcrtbeilbafter 5anbel.

Gin Der iblasener @auner fam in Con-
Don in einem Stobr uno fraete na1 fei.
nen neumcbii ii9en Sdnbern. Man 5eiae
tie ibm mebrere Sorten, aus welben ct ii1
Elm Stud auswdblte, uno fraete bann ::
pie pel man fit 70 uiel 8ono uerlonse,
ols BON sinem Sbr gum onbern rsi1e,
Damn 9eraoe 70 uiel babe ct notbi9. @on
faet ibm ben preis, uno na6 einieem Sim
uno 6erreoen poro man oes Sanoels Ell.
mig. St sdblte nun oas @elo auf uno
fling an feinem &opfe an gu mefen, inoem
ct fa9te: .Gin Sbr 1T bier uno oas an,
oere am Stranger in Sriitol ansenoeelt {;
fbwerlib 5abt ibr bon oieiem Sanoe 70
piel porrdtbi9, bab ibr mir 70 piel 9eben
f0nnt> ols mir 6us0mmt. Oebbalb min
ib ties Stad bier obibld9li6 mitnsbmsn,
mabt nur, oab bolo bos l1ebrise ibaft.
-NE=
sc .puroe Semono ploslib febr franf,
10 oob ibm Elm Sreuno rietb, er m69e, oa
iein 3uitono sefdbrlib fei, einen 2(r5t ru=
fen la6en. Ser &ranfe CAB aber 3ur
Qntpcrt: oas 1T nibt notbis, oenn fotl
i'd einmol iterben, 70 nil ib in oller Ge=
mddli6teit fterben.
80
Spobbafte 8ertbsioisune Dor benz Nibter.
Cine Sdreersfrau bate bel einem lin,
tergeribte cine iebr einfaebe &laee anbdn.
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9 as pun 6 sM eer.

Ser afomiral 3 uHel, Sieser ponea
Souse, tpoate Die Mannibaft ieiner Slot:
te betpirtbsn uno lieb oeBbalb in Dem msroI.
fen Marmorbaiiin zines 8artens, s.pi11en
bier &eiben Sron9enbdumen, einsn punib
MAIDEN. Sn ieoer bieier 1lleen ftano ei=
ne init Spei leu reid belabene Safel. Sn
oas Baliin famen 6 3onnen fener 8rdn:
bp, 8 5onnan reines @aRer, d, 900 81.
tronen, 8 psint Gitroneniaft, 20 Gentner
Suder, 5 pfuno Wusfatennub, 500 pf.
3tpibad uno 2 Sonnen Wala9asrein. le<
ber Dem Salin tpar Elm 3elt ausseIpannt>
oamit fein Staub uno &esen binein TOM
me uno in einem &abne aus Iclenbct;
rnoerte Elm Sbihsiua9e bon BET Slotte
oes aomirols auf oielem punfb- See ber.
um uno fillte Die GIdier Der Geieuibaft,
spel6e aus mebr als 600 pcrlonen befano.
Sc
Gs mabte fb Semano in 3eesnmart
zines Sreunoes befti9e Sor.uurfe, oab ct
i'm pbaroipiel cine beoeutenoe Summe iib
babe obnebmen Ioien, uno nannte iib lelbit
einmal iber oas anbere einen Giel, einen
Oummfopf. 9a faste BET 8reuno: SD
Fam es ni6t ldn9er eebuloie nit anboren,
oob man meinen beften Sreuno 70 aus,
ibimpfr - uno babel CAB ct ibm Elm Year
tibtise Sbrfei9en. -.
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MeHfenSs 8#mmer 40.

$$ $ S% $ $$%$ S$
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Silritlib 4rafanil1e gieb6enrabl.


Sn Irafan iino oe.pife 6duier. Seras
ils eenannt. nit iuneen Maobsn an9e:
fullt, Die fit ben eanossfirfen beitimmt
:peroen. Ssoer Stattbalter mub idbrli1
isp0lf oer ibonitsn Wdoben ieiner pros
ping in oisie MaobenFora liefern. 2(m
6ofe peroen oieie nit einem baumwouc-
men @espanoe bef!eioet nnb Der Sonnen.
biee 70 lanee ausseieet, bis BET SbWeib
bic Meiocr ourborinet. Disfe &leoer
tperoen fooann Dem Turiten iiberreibt, ct
berie6t eins nab Dem anoern uno beitimmt
oieieniee fir iein furitlibes Gbebett. oes
rem Sbweib ieiner fiiritliben geaie am be.
iten ,uia0t. - Die aratonilben SIrfsn
mIfen feline Ralen baben.
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pennipluonien cine Wiuion 700 tauIeno
500 0enlben. 8enn mir nun anneb-
men, oaB Seoer blob ;ebn Sbaler besSabrs
unnlieer &eiie in ou5ldnoiiben procuf,
ten perbraubt, 70 macbt oie5 Die un9ebcu:
re Snmme bon iiebenSebn Willionen Gba-
let aus! 2SGren mir unierm eioenen
Staot 9etreu uno beDielten bies 9elo un=
ter uns, inoem mir intern eisenen eeuten
SeI9dfti9un9 oafiir 9dben i'm tpenisen
Sobren maroe es ni6t mebr bcifen: ar:
mes pennipluanien fonoern es bie6e,
pennip!panien 9e9en Die SSelt
[SatcrIanps widt.
SSel6e 8eoeutun9 pat bet Srautrins?
Seine uriprtinslibs Seitimmuns 1T bic
zines petfboftes, [Sie9elrines] uno in
bieier Se5iebun9 1T ct elm 70 ou9emsin iibz
libes pfano BET Serlobten 9e,poroen. Ser
Srduti9am eibt ieiner Sraut enen 8in9
al5 1ennSecben, bab ibre &erabreoun9
unoerbrli6li6 uno biermit 70 gut ol5 un
teriie9elt iei. 0iels Seoeutun9 bate Der
Sting ibon bel ben olten @rieben, ,GGmern>
Sebrdern uno anoern 8olfern oes otter,
tbums. Die 2(niprii6e oes Scr3ens ourb
Rinse au perpfdnoen 1T al 70 cine uralte
Sitte, spelbe oas Gbriitentbum biz auf
bic neueiten 3eiten fortsepfanSt bat.
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oio 9emo6t. Der 2(nmalt ibres 8coners
beibuloi9te iie, ooB iie liD allerlei Gbfa,
nen babel etlaubt babe, poviber bic &td.
germ bic 8eoulo psrlor uno ibn nit ben
Worten unterbrab: ,.Weine Serren, Die
Sabe 1T tursweo oieie: SD babe Dem
Sapeiier, meinem @eener, cine oelpife
Summe ueriprobe::, fit cine Fanoerllbe
Sopete nit 8i8uren. 10 ib0a, wie oer 0r.
Sberrlbter. uno er mill mir nun cine auf.
Swineen nit 6raeen, 10 bdblib, rpie iein
Inwolt. Sin ib nun uilbt bcrebtiot,
ben Sertrao oufSubeben 2" Won labte
iiber Die SeroleitDun9, Der Innalt pere
itummte II. Die Srau sewann ibren Yro,eb.
=zNE=
Sin Mann, oer mebr ols 9enu9. uno
elm Inberer, oer nidbt 9enue @elo bate,
8inoen in pari5 cine beionosrc 9Sctte elm.
Ser Iermere pettete nGmlib: .pon frdb
7 bis Ibenos 5 llbr einen 9anSen Monat
lang auf Oct eebne elmer Sride su leen,
uno bic san5e 3eit tiber aQs mG9!idbe Ges
it6ter ;u f0neloen." ST 9ewann bic @ets
te uno peroiente fir ieoen Sag ienes gan.
sen Monate binourb 90 Srancs (etma
81 Sbaler), >pooon er freilib pem Manne
Elm Ga8elobn aboeben. ben ct bel iib bar
ben mubte. Tim ben 8oriibereebenoen 5u
iaeen, Oct Mann made bic @slibter nibt
ibnen, ionoern elmer @ette peeen.
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THE GREAT mIssOURIAN.

The following extract of letter is from
gentleman formerly of this city, now on tour
thr ough the Western States, and at present In
st. Louis, from whence he writes;
81 went the Other night to look at the great
est curiosity that have ever seen. 1t is called
the great Missourian, land is the skeleton of the
greatest animal ever known. 1t was found "a
bout 200 miles west ofthis place, in this State,
by German 1t measures to the top of the
ribs 16 feet high, is s2 feet long, has two tusks
that are from 10 to IL inches in diameter, and
are l6 feet apart. The head aud tusls weigh
HOO pounds. The joints of the knee in the
fore legs are inverted, so that he bends bis knee
the contrary way from any other animal. He
appears to have been web footed, has no hoofs
but toes about 8 or 10 inches long. The own
err has computed its size, in comparison to the
size of an OK here that weighs 1000 pounds,
and he is Just 100 times larger than the OK, so
that he must have weighed when alive, 1OO,-
OOs pounds, $50 tons) l should think he would
have required five or six buffaloes for break
fast. The musicians, who play at the exhibit
ton of the animal, sit up in his ribs.
"The owner has been offered $4,000 cash
for him. He leaves in a few days for New Or
leans, from thence to New York, thence to Eu-
rope. 1t is worth good fortune for any six
men, but the owner will not sell it."-Iroy
Whig,
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Among the memorials presented yesterday,
Campbell, Jno. F. Hoss, and others, praying
the Legislature to incorporate the Washington
Temperance Society. A petition was received
from J B. Emory, and others, citizens of Bal
timore City and County, praying that the rate
of tolls on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
be not increased. A bill was reported from
the Committee on Corporations, entitled, A
supplement to an Act to extend the charters of
the several Banks of the City of Bal timore,
passed the December Session 1884, chap.274.
Mr.. E. A. LYNCH offered an order that the
Committee on Internal Improvements be per-
mitted to sit during the sessions OF the Houses;
that they be hereby authorised TO send for per-
sons and papers, and if necessary TO proceed to
the city of Frederick to investigate the condi-
ton of the Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal Com
pany, and to employ clerk.
The House then proceeded to the order of the
day, being the bill reported by Mr. Can't, en-
titled Gan act to authorize the Banks of the
State of Maryland to receive and pay out the
orders drawn by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company, ON the Stock of the City of
Baltimore. This bill was postponed until Thurs
day next, 18th instant, and made the order for
that day.
In the Senate, the bill authorising the close of
judgements in the several County Courts was
passed
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COMETHING NEW-CARD PRINTING, OF

SOMETHING NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
y the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 1000 Cards per Hour, at MURPHY'S GEN
ER.4L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. l46
Market street, a few doors below the Bank of Balt-
more. The undersigned, DESTROYS of afferdng the ct
zens of Baltimore the facilities that enjoyed in
other cities, has, veyg reat expense, procured one
of those beautiful Presses, which, from its construction,
capable printing greater number ofcards in gi
ven time, than any other.
My assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, sc.
comprises every variety cast in this country to which
every style of letter will Immediately be added land
no pains or expense spared to furnish customers with a
neat article, at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed in
the neatest manner, at very moderate prices.
OBS st JOHN MURPHY.
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DUKEHARTs VARIETY STORE.

y =
No. l014 BALTIMORE STREET.
Between South and G. alVert Street So
" HERE can be had, on reasonable terms, the
w following articles
Sweeping, Scrubbing, Shoe, Sooth, Wsavers' and +
ler's BRUSHES.
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hanb
sOmely lettered.
WillOw-basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy ball, common Tops.
Baskets, Washboards, towel rollers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hay and garden Rakes.
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling pins
Mouders Spoons
amp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stay Reeds ana cane suitable for reep
makers
Plough or leading Lines
ParlOur and kitcen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and hySuttles: cabbage Nets, sc
Baltimore lIthmOnth, 1910. 81
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SITUATION WANTED.

Hoy ayoung man from the Northern States Book
HD Keeper OF assistant Clerk in 4 wholesa or retail
grocery, flour commission stsre any other respect
able situation where he could make himself useful TO
his employer. The very best of references will be
in regard to character sc. Apply to
LEWIS + SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office,
No2 West Fayette street, basement of Barnums City
Hotel. Sc 80
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BUCK ETS. BOXES, BOWLS, BASKETS.
DAn FRUIT BOXES and BA6KETs
sDOO 100 dozen Painted Buckets
CARDS, assorted
1000 Butter Bowls and Trays
500 superb Butter Prints
Willow Carriages and Cradles
Woolen and Flax Spanning Wheels
DUKEHART * GO.
10Th mo. "a I0ik Baltimore street.
NaA NTLE CLOCKs.-CANFIELD " BRO,
Vh have lust opened large assortment of Gilt, Ala
bastcr, ana Ebony CLOCKS, of the newestpatterns,
which they offer al very reduced prices, wholesale and
retail. corner of Market and Charles streets. no3
EAME ia ca POWDER FLAsKs, and SHOT
w PousHssI Rgeet variety, just opened at
GANFfELD u BROTHERT,
nos cor ,Msykss d ehshes sss,
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NlTED No PURCHAsE INIMEDI-

WANTED TO PURCHASE IMNTEDI-
w ATELY, black girl, from l2 to Is years Of
age, slave for life, for gentleman. Family leaving
this city for Virginia. She will have good home, and
will be well treated and fair cash price will be given,
on application to LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General Slave
Agency and Intelligence Office, old establishment, No.
West Fayete street, Placement of the City Hotel.
nolg
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HEALTH OFFICE, BALTAoRE, Jan. |, 1s4l.
REPORT or INTERVIEWS IN THE Cry BALrIMoRE,
PROM THE FIRST DAY or JANUARY, 1910, TO THE lsT
DAY oF JANUARY, 1871.
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3s Pratt st.. between Charles + EA9 aaSnDsr


TENHE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
u RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE-COnducted by ROB
ERT J. BRECKENRIDGE and ANDREW b. CRoss.-Janu-
airy, l84l. CONTENTS:
Speech of Robert J. Breckenridge, delivered In the
Court House yard at Lexington, KY, on the 18th
day of October, 1910. In reply 10 the "Speesh
ofRober WIckliffe, delivered in The Court house
in Lexington, the 10Th day of August, 1910,
upon the occasion of Tesigning his seat Sena-
tor from the county of Fayete," And in defence
of his personal character, his political principles,
and his religious connexions More particularly
in regard to the questions of the power of the le-
gisIature the subject of Slavery, of TN Impor-
taon of Slaves, of Abolitonisn, of British Infiu-
ence, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2.-Molinsm, No. /.
3.-Margarita Romana.-The First Dive.
4.-RevoutiOn in the Maryland HospiIal.-Progress
in Public Sentiment.
5.-Ihe Gospel Mystery of Sanctiheation BY Rev
VIM Observation-Disclosures VII.
Qy-Notices, Receipts, Accounts, Answers to Letters
&c. &c.
Subscriptions received and single numbers sold by
DAVID OWEN & son,
i'll d N. Gay st.
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE


HNIMEDIATELY, 20 to 30 good House Servants
of good character, of both sexes, from ID TO - years
of age, 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
expres for the gentleman's use and not for spec
ulation, and fair cash price will be given application
10 LEWIS F. SCOTTI General Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office No. West Fayette street, basement
N Ramum's Hotel, ave
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WANTED,

M ANTED, by a eolored man, a situation as
w coacllman or waiter. lie has been accustomed
to horses and produce tho best recommendations.
Apply at l.. +. SCOTTI'S Office. No. West Fayette
street de 81
NV ANTED "A situation in the country Mill
w wright, farm hand, or any other situation in
which he can make himself useful to his employer, by
man VINO has had experience in either of the above
named occupations. Apply at l.. F. SCOTTI'S office,
No. w. Fayette street. de 81
ENANTED.-A situation as Barkeeper, or clerk
w IN Grocery Store, by young man from the
North; would be willing enter into any respectable
business and would have no objections to going South
or West but would rather stayn this city note ad-
dressed 10 G Ward left the office eli the Pilot and
Transcript, will meet with prompt attention.
de Is 1t
KW ANfED, Immediately, for gentleman in this
w city, NegIo Man, slave for Ia e, between %
and 30 years old, take care of horse and act wal
be paid in cash. Apply at l. f. SCOITI'S Office, No.
2 Fayette st., under Bamum's. 80
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND AND IRE
IA

LAND.
6rSS- Persons in this country DESTROYS of securing
RREN Passage for their friends from ENGLAND,
SAsz==z IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do so by ap
plying the subscriber, first class Ships, sail from
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA, every month in the year. Tenn
LIBERAL and accommodating.
THOS. B. ADAIR, Commerce street.
G7-LETTERs from the Country (post paid,l will be
answered by return of maitland DRAFTS for small
sums of money fer the accommodation of passengers,
be had, above, payable without discount or
mission.
BalumOre, LIST July, 1910. cod
(hz-Editors throughout the Country, friendly to the
GRisH and the OF Emigration, will infer favor
~ giving the above advertisement few insertions.