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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

VENT'E PAR La C0ua nEss pagUFGs..
Es vartu dun ofife do fHonoeabic ceur
dos preiiveg de- IA rsrojase dat baton Rouge,
i sefa vordu par 10 sarlaairat jage do fasois-
60 ct e~fs9aiefo e1ea1teaf,
LUNDf, 6 Septefaare proclaim,
Ia proprietasaivatte, appartenant Il Ia succes-
sien de fene Adelaide Lsgeiite, aavnir:
La maieon que IA decide eeeupaff, connie
SOUS Ie nom d'46tel de- Mre. Lageu5re, altate
/ l'encoisf,ure des raee Lafayette OF F'loFiae,
Giant 10 Lot No. 8 daas 10 carr5 No. j, eontc-
aaist 90 piede de face, par 10 pieag do pro-
~foslaeiF, a1estsfe lraneal8e.
lie Lot contigIi No. 6, dams ID carrG. No. o,
tiesurant 20 pleds de face par 12O piods dc
| proiondear.
tln4tre dtIaens d. terre dams la Taahourg
~aarassto, ~stllvalf IL plan freess par Gates ct
1Seweolnh, le moroccan coasigii appartelaat =
II. w. Fowler.
Aussi, Les Escla4es suivanta, sayoir. Dc.
lite, agile de s. ans ; jimmy d'enviroa 40 arls /:
Sally de IS ans; Flick Age 10 % ann; Nam
DO a'eaVisos. 10 ans ct leo services Gu mu.a-
tire Henry pendant environ t.ois ase, apres IT,
aaelle sp5que, il sera mis- en- lihertt.
hass;. p~tusieurG msibles de rsaisoF,, nstrn-
silas de otigine DC. .ae.A
Conditions de- III yente = L hotel situe sur 10
lot No. 6, ainsl que ie lot contiga No. &, i Il
"a, D ct 4 ana du jour ds la sente ; ie lot con-
tenant A acres, an Compliant La propriita per-
sonnelle. toutes les eoEnsaess aa-desgoas de
$50, All compliant, toutes les sorinaes de $50
ct aa-dessua payables le premier Ddeembre
proclaim, les aeqaareafs defrs,at don.aer dss
bille;s endossds pagahloe en- Danque avec hy-
potheque sur ID rronriite f%oaclsre jusgu'a
parfait Placement.
Gu. TESTER, Jage d paroisse.
4 aDaf 1911: M
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"a jai.le. 1871. {
ETAT De In LOUISIANA.
PaT0sss IEst Edas Rozge-Coar d.
7rogttag District.
Samuel Kenyon,

Va. NO. 22+1S2.
Mary BergeL
En- Eertn dun writ de feri facias a rr
adresss par PaoHaE4bie eoar du troisierus 6ls.
trict judicia;re dasset pour ID paro;sse atl'sfat
sus-Eaeatsonnes, 1 seza expose en- ven.e pub
liquc,
SAEEEL ID Aoat procheiH,
4 Ia malson de eoar dans L. vile de Bs.or
Rouge, d fhears aa5ituejie les ventss, tous
les drolts titreg. isEerets IL pretensions De ia
dtfeuderesae, j Ia proprtts1 ~ci-apres decrits
saver: L. ios No. l dams tsiet No. IG, dzrs
eette partie dc Ia vile de 5II4ton Rouge, drss-
sec par e. Eearegard, e5=enbIe ayec tottss
les 5atfsses e. 2Haelioratieaaa qui en ds pendent,
sais.e pear satisfaire e ~iugezaant ct lee
frais dr. pieces ci-dessus design.
Conditions de Ia venfe--comptant.
II, ". FOWLER,
10 Juliet 1871.
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ES. 40
EIA'f DE Ia LOUISIANA.

aafoissB d'E3st Bator Rssre~goHr dt troll
sianie. d etreffs
William D. Robor.sbfts luseaf,
Sss NO Ji11
Henry Carie. :
Ia gtssa dun orars 10 rsisis 1T ysnts 4
iasoi aiFn4ss paf honorable feiir du troiaietus
~f}ftrit.. 3idieIeifs, dam 1T rdtin ] fpsreisss At
fatat ft'fatasn toinks, i ssra esFpoes On vsats
Pabllggst
GuNbE 10 doat proclaim, i,
y II i. > sel de- cur, dams IL sils de- Baton
Bout f'hsire fiabitueiio s1s gansss, tevs
los M II, fatkfbta OF fteiartssIons du Atfsfl.
deuts n propfiAtb c~i.aprss dkerise, SAVIOR E:
IN tertaln nsgre neiaiiab PHILIP, ago
a'snTfF5a I'll ans.
sa3ati 9otr satli4airs 10 tnaenseiit, inttre,s
~ ff4tH sd process sa#.1tsntieffGs
Conditions do Ii v~gnte-~eeAtsaut.
III. w. FOWLER, ,
10 ailles 1911. q sh.; 1.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

EThT DE LA L0UisfAN H. i
pafoi4ss d Est Hateo kouge Coif d. tsois.
huaa dlEffIsia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

MIS-.

ID soassigna q. 1t I'll nomna c%nratasr
aes hs1Iers abse,.. de Ia auca,asjoa lie tel8
Nine We. I.egersr &c de eette pareisse, prie
teateg les personra.s qui ont des r~Gclanations
i ffaira consre Ia dtc saecesaioa, de les hi pre-
seatsr Fans dee i. aecernss .nses des pieces
jsstiticafiyes, 81 toutes les pcrseaaes qai dci4
vent de venir pr yer irna,tdsatesneIat.
I. B0NNECAZE.
Baton Rouge, Oh Juliet ISL. -
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fsfas dit I'm ldusgfauT.
paroiHse d lei Yztaa Rouge Cur as T':oas,
1850 District
Eanqus d. Cite 81 Ia RlIoe 9fftfHs
I1afidf I ggsn ct a..

Haeiaf T2fg,'sn ct 81.
En- vegstt Dun ffar6 de- lsri faeifa 4 moi
safeesh pr Honorable coaf dH tFy'slAfaa
district 1idsel1ire, dams 6s pour ia parofsys Of
stat gag-Saehtfoanas, II sera expesd ea aents
publigaes
AUfLk 8 dAout proclaim, ID
i b tnaisoa do ecar dams IL yfE'g ds Baton
Rouge, 4 faettte hsbituelle das yeasea, tons
les frofts. tttfg,. iutersss ut n ordinations de-
James NJ Elias, Pun dss d~aieadealf. dams In
process cldeasl1fs h Tin ceftaFh t.eYesau IN
terre aittia dafa settle p~aroifss, ~&-psu.pf1B
gaiizA miles fl u Fa-est dc seste vic, eonse4
nant s4a Gents tFa8se.six atreh nj4s Oh raoina.
avec, toases ies ali slioraffona RI eu Deepen
dent Unite ~ SD par dos teffes do w,
Chasabeff, i ps5l par Ia rigitfo Atnits, all
nofd par iss fosfa8 10 BroWnsaA. osa pOuest
par das tslfes a@antes: abagGe1ne pr Ia
dsfcndelf ponf fa4ssfaire IL 1tiaeaaent, sns&rst
Of frsle III Hftf@a etts-frieutjofu4t.
Coadsto3Ys ~ Y Yerte All cotaysant.
H. ". FOWLER.
5jaiilH le5f@ll Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07
ETAT rE LII LOUISIANA.
pazo ae d'ksos Easea R5stga--Goar IN 1sol
slams district.
Maria 4. Iaaaino,
aSSe1

Ferdinand NJ fousg son mari.
i7eIa!n Is4I.
- jury aYant pror,srca oo1 verdict ians 90
ri ,css 90 faaeur da dsfsadcar dams Isl lesnaes
y 4irante, sagci..
Nous las 5ares fTosfvos:s cite ia 1enaade.
RI sse q rasnq,sa Dc rerdss ca cauae toane.
i ,1s trouyons as Plus TN vardict en f.Teur
dil d~asendear sir Goa pia:d5yer CT recoavea-
lis O ct qu'Ii cot divor1e dg len d. r,4riage
aaal exisfa5t jGaqa'a CO our entire lu, o. Ia. dis
d arie Il. Taaaino.
ROBERT PENNY, Chsf6u Jury.
ct par Ia raiaon aIs IA toi Of les ~pre1yss
soas On faEgur d. dG5shdelr, Ferdinand u.
Yerng, Il eot ordyar1. aaags ct d6crlts, que
se dit Ferdinand .I. Voting soft ct CIT par Ia
gsaen.e faalou1ens divorce dtavsc Ia deraaa.
t~leresse, Marie A. Taqasna, son tpcase, ct
4u'il scouyre saa tsais II process 1 aias.er.
reservaIt 4 Ia dite Marie A. Tareaino, ie
slroit, 81 ellie peet En-. avo;r a1cu1, eontre Ia
:ompuna1te aa'ei pretend avoir exis.e EN-
re ellie ct le dGfenae1r zan mari,
CO . juliet 1871.
ISAAC JOHNSON,
JJuge troisisme district.
Csrtifs ccaferaas 1 rprigiaal jugement,
ID. Hezzso, g~refler.
81 iuil.et issI. IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07
ETAT Dc Ii LOUISIANA.
Cour du suaGisne district Neutrality-suspicious.
d,oaset Ei,5a E5age,
d. gas5ee t. 60,

FGs ar tlg1,
VIM. IF. Thompson { &. E+.iriart
Alias fer faeiae, sur ~ bend Il IL nor.
En- yertu dun Airs WRIT de Fl. f. l.
dana 10 preees ci-3easaa, 81 4 moi adrsss- -.
Ihoaorable cor du quatri21e die.sie.
roisfe e. tat Gus-meElieEaSg, j'expcses2. os
verte pu5lane,
LyHDT3 Aatt, proclaim.
Z h naaigon he corr dc cate p~aroisse, a i'heurs
ha5ituelie les veatea . gs les droits, tis.ee,
intersts Ct r~eeiaaa.icse de VIM. BL. I'hognp-
scn.dafeneeur, 4 Ia prorriats suivants, SAVIOR :
D1e eettaine .n&greass, roum&e Essey,
ag6e de 30 aEs.
sasie pour satisfa:-s I'm bond A douzs nncis
dome dams 10 process ci-Gesses designe, a!rsi
que les frais-
Conditions de la vsnte-cornptanf. xr
yNT. HEBERT, fherh.
"a jai.ie. IG4r. "a
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-. 1910.
Thomas Il, ntodes.
In ver-a dun writ do feri facias 4 raoi
adres5t par Honorable ealf da ftoisiemc dis.
trict judlciaire, paroisse ct staf aus mention
n&u; i sero expose On vsnte rase.ique,
LUNDL L Fl seFnntTe groctasq,
b lheure habituelle des veiltes. tona les droi.a,
titfes inttrets e. prftentic1g du dGiendept, d
Ia rrofsfiste ci-9pres d6crite, savoir Sept
lots &c ter:e sitata dams .cettes partie do Ia
vile do Baton Rouge, drcsste par B~eauregard.
ttant los lots NO. Q, 4. 8, 6, I, 6, Q. dane piIet
No. 55. s5aisi pour gafisfaire ie juvemcrtf, in
Ii ssts ct srais du process ci-deaaus dtsigne.
Conditions dc Ia ve.lte-fonptaftt.
II. w. FOWLER,
81 jaillet. 70 CHI
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E!lzaFa87I T7a6faas.
In seI Il afsRn Etfif d. fari le.af 4 moi
adfosag psf 'shoxNr15s5 eear I'll see u ms dia-
tfitt lada Fslts, flfessRs ct tfat sfs.al1 en-
atfs il sef ezgJa e.a vents 1notfHtfe,
JlagUI, ~ H'Aeat sfoe3Esist
h ID mais On Go e5ur 5a Ii vile de f3,5toa
Rouge, . t'ieure Eahisealis 1as Tsgssf. a9as
leg tiFolist Litfos. iAssrss at p~Easas 10 Ii
9ElsadeFs ags i uIe eesta.ae se.tJfs i dctlz
ehevaux
AsJand ourte ~. Ia dfte dtfea5eseaeo pour
satiafalTs ie t.5caent, .nssrtss &; ,rals Gu
process ais-reshtDnnA.
Con- itions de- II vc.ite~-au ~eornps.s1t.
3laj let % Fl. W. 70 WLEL, sfitriG.
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AVIS.
Lee soafsIglts prtgisupett eeaz qHi dol.
t5nt i n eide aat faiaen dc CoBrtade Il III.
bert Do 50 ffsheater it1t1sdiatenent STR IT.
alaF ailtfallsae let5a ,~fef1ptee gsa,pt 7ais
sa'tfs Ia mains dun avfeaf pour en epstes Il
ssteoaYfafne9t.
!. tI juliet. IS HEEIHT THTtfssIsssj.
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LDgDL 90 AoH proclaim.
4 Ia raais5Fs do coGr dams IA wills 9s Baton
Rouge, ! ft}sure habf;ueIIs des vertes, toaa
len droits, tires ct ir.ere.a do John Calls.
Pun dee dsfendeures daas 10 process ci-dessua
dssign6, 4 il propfibts ~ei-afrss d. crite savoir :
L. lot 10. O. asrs IL carre no. 81, dams cetts
parfic DO Ia vile Dc Elton Rouge drsasde par
Eliza Beapreaard, asoe tottea les arn&liora~
tiora mi en- dependent: abandornfs par 10
dit d6fsaaear, John GaIlis, pour satisfaire IL
jugefneni. iassfsts ct iFais da process ci.dossus
n4entioure.
Conditions de- IA verte-cempsant.
Il. w. FOWLER
~ Juliet 1911. 2s shsrif.
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ETAT nE La L0TI5A*E.
sour da I'roa raa Observation-Disclosures d'Ess
Haton Eeuee.
Gas.a & Malta, eyadies,

Eoe! fspae ri John Gai!is. '
! EnveTfHd'ast ai:aa writ de hsri faciass moi
adressf pr lflfenezablc cofs da troisi6ms dis
trbct jadefaire, dafa ct pottF Ia p~aroisse e.
stat aas-'ae5 flo9n&s il eera expose en- vetrts
| oabliaue.
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Eo5rtoaL.-Un enlargement de mint.
t6re, agile depths ii long tens, vient erin
d'asair lieu. -
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SHIPPING CORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY 5, ls4l.
ARRIVED,
ARRIVED,
Brig Shamrock, Goodrich, ID days FIN Havana to the

ARRIVED,
Brig Shamrock, Goodrich, ID days FIN Havana to the
Capes
Brig Sea, Allen, FIN New Orleans
Schr Convoy, Bounds, fin Franklin, La
TELEGRAPTIED 5 p. M.-The river and bay are
entirely covered with ice far as can be seen from the
lower station There is fore and aft schr in the river
and brig off Love Point, bound up The Relief, with
briggs Gen. SUMTER for Charleston Eleanor for sayan-
na schr Ada, for jamaica and one small schooner in
tow. Passed the Bodkih about O'Clock
CLEARED,
Brig Harriet Branerd, Lemot, Wilmington, NC
schr Gallant Mary, Coffin, Mayaguez, PR
The brig opelOusas, Forrest I'm Baltimore, arrived at
Savannah 29h ult
The brig Jane, Fitzgerald, for Baltimore, cleared at
Savannah Both ult
The brig Wankinco, Rowland, for Baltimore, cid at
Charleston 3lst ult
The brig Ogethorpe, Sanner fin Baltimore for Sa-
vannah was spoken off Charleston Bar 2sth ult
The brig Sun, Ryder, and Baltimore, Taylor, hence
at Boston LIST inst
The brig Dover, Percival, hence for Boston, arrived
at Holmes Hole 3lst ut
The schr Gladiator, Baker, FIN Baltimore, at st
The schl Two Sisters, Little FIN Baltimore, arr at
Wilmington, C,26th ult
The schr Shetland, Cahoon, FIN Baltimore, arr at Bos
ton LIST inst
Correspondence of the Baltimore Exchange.
NORFOLK, Jan. 3, 6 p. m.
Arr schr Frances A. Seward ls days fun Mobile, via
Key West, bound to Richmond. Left at Key West
2lst ut, brig George Henry, fin Turks Island for New
topnas bound to Msbile slo0ps Br0okbaven, 10 days
from New York for do; Amelia, from do for do; and
u s schTs of war; one of which was from Indian Key;
29th ult, lat 49, long TIT, passed brig deeply laden,
having three stars her stern. Spoke 3st lat 35 So,
long 49, schr Charles l. Vose, fin Neuvitas for New
York
The ship Jefferson, for Liverpool; barcue Archibald
Gracie for Rio de Janeiro, and all the outward bound
vessels have no doubt sailed from Hampton Roads and
vicinity this morning-wind ; w
Cid schr James, West Indies
BOSTON, Jan. Arr ship Gratitude, from Charles
ton
Barsue Daniel Webster, FIN New Orleans
Brig Joseph, fin IIanzeretto Nov 10
Briggs LYDIA I'm Surnam; Garnet, do
Brig Rideout, FIN Aux Cages
Briggs Ellsworth, from Havana; Pandora, from Sa-
Vannah
Briggs Sun and Baltimore, FIN Baltimore
Schrs Cairo from Matanzas; Bowditcb, from Turks
Island
Schr Shetland from Baltimore
tanzas for Boston
HOLINESS HOLE, Dec 3o-An brig Motto, st. Jo-
seph
Dee 3l-.Arr brig Dover, I'm Baltimore
Once of the Courier & Enquirer,
NEW YORK, Jan. 3, p. m.
Cleared brig Caroline E. Plat, Apaachicoa
Brig Eliza f Susan, Apaachcoa
Schr Atrevida Barcelona and Porto CGbello
Scht Pizarro, Wilmington, NC
Soep Eliza Catherine, Key West
Arr briggs Carso, FIN CienfuegOs; Saratoga, FIN Mobile
Below, ships F1oridian, from Mobile; Newark, Sa-
vannah
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4-Cld schr Pennsylvania,
ST Johns, F
New York; brig Thorn, fin ST Thomas
Dec 81, noon-Cld brig WankincO, Baltimorei schr
Hayne, Havana
SAVANNAH, Dec 3O-Cleared brig Jane, Baltimore
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A LII PERSONS WHOM Ig MAY CON-
q CERN are hereby required to take notice that tls
lands situated i'll the States of Kentucky and Virginia
whch' belonging 10 James Swan, Of Boston, on the Oti
day OF August, 1880, amounting 10 two million tive
nunuIeu ana hty-two thousand three hundred and Jour
= Iee quarter acres, were othat day, by deed, dated
at Pans, IN france, conveyed to Samuel Allison, Of
Padeipma' m fee simple, and have since been con
Veyed 70 me- III uus for the United States American
Land Company, and that l. and 1 alone, as Trustee
aforesaid ana sueh persons may be appointed by my
are, or VIII be- authorised 10 sell lease rent or ollie
wise dispose of said lands any thom aud all per-
especially notified not to purchase rent lease
or otherwise with any other person thereors
and especially not TO purchase of P Dumas Ir who
claims part of the said lands the trustee m the cred
tors of Swan, under act of the Legislature of ViT
gnia, of one Dumorghue, or any other person pre
tending to act for the behalf OF the said Dumas of
tne creditors ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be sold, rented or leased On advanta
geous terms. They altered through the State of
Kentucky and Western Virginia. and persons wishing TO
purchase rent lease any part of them requested
To address me, postage paid, at Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN
jyA dly Trustee U. s. A. Land Company
09-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Licking
ton, n.y., VIII please inert this week for three
months. and forward their accounts TO this office
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MARRIED.,

On the oath ut, by the Rev. B. NJ Brswn, Captain
GEORGE w. KfRWAN TO ADELINE KIRBY, cid
est daughter ofJames Kirby, Esq. all of this city
On the 3lst ult, by the Rev. Mr. Kepler, EDWARD
all of this city.
At Philadelphia, on the 3lst ult, GEORGE G.
MEADE, Esq. TO MARCARETTA, daughter of the
Hon. John Sergeant.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-05

Two SCENES IN RICHMOND are thus de-
scribed by writer in one of the papers of that
city. They relate to the night in which Fanny
ElssEer recently appeared in the Theatre of that
city, and the first briefly describes that scene;
"She fioated about like fair, but very volup-
tuous looking spirit, and cut her toes hither and
thither, and swayed her body to and fro In a way
which was a caution to all int1ammable young
gentlemen, grey headed or not. The lovely
creatures who graced the scene, looked on en-
chanted, and made all bright with their smiles;
the vast crowd of men shouted and aPplauded
with their whole might, and the beautiful dan
cling woman gave them an extra firt or two,
which set them off in perfect agony OF delight,
made her bow-the curtain dropped, the dear
Fanny tapping her Wiring your-neck-of, upon
the shoulder, said, 'dere, dere is tie one tousand
dollars almos--now let us GO But the au-
dience said no, and they shouted and screamed,
and thumped for her to come out and
cat that moment, in ali obscure howell, open
in many parts 10 the cold, bitin, winds, without
fire, alone sat poor woman, holding to her
chilled bosom her sick and dying babe, while
upon a rude pallet of straw lay two shiverlng
little creatures, her children too. Her eye was
heavy with watching, her cheek sunken with
hunger and suffering, her heart hlled with the
very gall and bitterness of life. Still how truly,
OH now truly, answered. tuat nedIl W TIC PohS
of mothers love, as she gazed into the inno-
cent face of her dying babe; how fast flowed
the tears from eyes which had,known little but
sorrow and weeping through many weary days
how deep and fervent was the prayer which
came up from the very fountains of privation
and grief. There was no heart near to sym.
pathise, no kind hand to aid, no soft voice to
soothe-the physicians healing art-charity' 8
angel arm came not to soften the dying moments
of her poor babe, and Is life fickered and
waved in its fair urn, and the sobs of the mother
sounded in that solitary room, as in the agony
Of grief she exclaimed, "a few pence would
have saved thee to me, my sweet babe, as the
sleepers on the pallet of straw murmured in
their uneasy slumber, Mother, dear mother
give me some bread'-as the keen wind came
through the crevices and she clasped the dying
child to her bosom; at that moment, dancing
woman, a stranger, with her wealth oil thou
sands, and her ingots of gold and silver-made
her last graceful bow, and took the princely
sum which was hers for few moments plea
SAINT labor
GAS the spectators gave their last shout, thu
babes innocent spirit winged its fight to hea
ven, and the mother gazed in despair upon al
that remained to her of the little prattler whom
she dearly loved.
''Such is life"
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At LeonardtOwn st Mary's county, on the 18th ull,
Miss MARTHA, daughter Of the late Bennett Abel,
Esq. of that county, in the 18Th year Other age.
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NOTICE.

TENIIE undersigned, Owners of the Washington
Il ChrOucls) have made assignment Of their ac-
counts and assets 70 CHARLES ;. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore for tine benefit of their creditors, All col
ecors and others indebted VIII please observe thar said
Fowler has appointed JAMES II. HAMILTON tuow OF
Baitimorel his agent, 10 whom all payments are re
quested to be made. J. H. HAMILTON.
L. ". DENHAM.
p. 3. ]. II. HAMILTON continues mis- agency fof
settling Gen. DUFF GREEN'S accounts made during his
residence in Washington city.
Baltimore, 29th Sept, 1870
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SOMETHING NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
- the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 5000 Cards per Hour, at MURPHE'S GEN
ER.RL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No LAG
Market street, few doors below the Bank of Balti-
more. The undersigned, DESTROYS of afferdng the cit
Zens of Baltimore the facilities that enjoyed in
other cities has veryg expense, procured
of those beautiful Presses, which, from its construction,
is capable of printing greater number OF cards in 81
ven time, than any other.
My assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, &c.
comprises every variety cast in this country to which
every new style of letter will Immediately be added and
no pains or expense spared to furnish customers with
neat article at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed in
the neatest manner, at very moderate prices
OF 81 JOHN MURPHY.
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NIaWSPAPER ESTABLTsHMENT FOR
SALE.

yu1HE printing materials and subscription isl Of sJ
Daily Evening Gazette, y whc was estap nsl,;
for the purpose of advocating the election oil e " ny
candidates grthe Presidency and Vice Presusnsy ,
now offered lsae. At no period WITHIN ue isss os, ~
sr Ten years has favorable opportunity pess ~
itself for the establishment OF paper N uS ~ ~
Baltimore, at present, and the terms on 49, "
Gazette will be sold render il an oolee. 70 & sn5
plass. F
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DUFF GREEl
EVER-POINTED GOLD PEN.

FENHE combined qualities of IncOuosibty and dura.
T. bity possessed by this and beautiful article,
may justly claim for it the title of Everpomted.n The
body of the pen gOld nconOsibe metal highly po-
ished, and will always retain its elasticity and beauty
and the ponts'' formed Of metal second in hard
TO substance heretofore discovered, having the
indissolubIty of diamond, aud wholly nsensble to
rOsion; cannot wear the slightest degree affect
them In addition 10 these enduring properties, II has
the sOfness and smOOlhness of the quill pen, and its in
conositty allows free and pleasant flow of the ink.
II invented by j. |. Hawkins, Of London who also
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The incest work
manshiP and long application have been necessary TO
perfect il and offered the Ne Plus Uitrs
of pens, having the beauties ofthe quill and metallic %
combined with its peculiar excelency of always
tanning the elasticity, the easy ow ami the
aame beautiful stroke Interchangeable by time and use
This pen has been in use for five years, without the
lest perceptibe wear. {I3~Wauanted for one year.
For sale by Garfield BROTHER
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
ol3 Agents for the Manufacturers
EALATED NVAREi-Plated Walters Urns, Gas
II tors, Candlesticks, Snuffe1s aud Trays, Coasters
Cake Baskets, Dishes Butter Tubs, SC. of pat
terms, and of superior quality, of importation
For sale, wholesale or retail, by
CANFIELD & BROTHER,
o20 COne rof Market and Charles streets.
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ArNARD.-1he advertiser wishes TO procure a COM
~ Portable Residence, with small tract OF land,
within two miles from Baltimore, for which he will
give in exchange Dwelling House, in an eligible part
of le city addressed P. p p and left at the
Pilot office, will meet with prompt attention.
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CANFIELD d BROTHER,

Corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
addition to their already large assortment, daily
receiving new supplies of goods in their line, such as
Gold lever WATCHES, OF ''Tobas," "JOhnson,''
"Harrison" and other Inakers-fgOd anchor levers -
'gold lepnes," and vertical Watches silver lever sill
English, and common silver Watches; geld Guards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals; gold Ear
Rings; PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold Pencil
Cases; THlMBLES; Miniature CASES and every va
rety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE of all
knds Lamps and GrondOles; gilt alabasteT, and ebony
CLOCKS; Music BOXES; German silver SPOONS
and FORKS.
AIso-MILITARY GOODS, such as-SWoRDS,
EPAULETTES, PIUMES, SASHES, BUTTONS, and
every article in that line. "ROger's' fine CUTLERY,
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials for watch
makers-with great variety of FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the country trade. All OF which will be sold
at reduced prices and pleasing terms wholesale Oh
RETAIL Country merchants are invited to call Oc3