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From Dr. John r. Garland
pleasure expressing high estimation OF the
qualifications Miss Ann c. Forbes, Teachers her patient
unremtins attention To the pupils under her charge at the
Seminary has attracted
the patrons School, her inma
acquaintance with junior and branches Of Female Edu-
cation united with her udcious system Of mang nS;ruc-
The improvement well the affections OF her
pupils With the progress of little daughter have been
more graed and in sheer justice TO the accomplishments
intrinsic worth Of highly deserving lady, cleeriny rem
der her this testimonial Of my esteem and approhann
isrnrdl JOHN L. GARLAND.
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(Erens the -MgdlsonaH.)
RULE COLUMBIA.
Renowned he Fau, who fights in the strength OF ms
host, pursues his steeds through the land Of The foe
1.-The sons of song love the valiant."-os'aS
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Dec 7th, ls4l. - Ill, VI, -,
OF sale
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tween the Government d her Britannia Majesty and
that of the United Stats aud that it will, immediate
y on being Informed Of The circumstances under which
The seizure made, der The Liberation of said Gro
gan from confinement Ind bring 10 speedy and con.
dgn punishment The perpetrators of this violation OF
the territorial rights of t6c United States.
am further nsirucledb by The President respectfully,
but URGENTLY to invite your earliest attention TO the sub
ect OF This note.
avail myself Of this occasion TO offer 10 you the as
surance of my high consideration.
FLETCHER WEBSTER,
.7eting Secretary Of State.
Hrxpy s Fox ESQ &c
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Miss Ann Forbes bearer this note has been, for
years, the Principal Of the Female Academy III this
place. During part Of that time resident in The
family with Miss +. truly say consider her amply quail
instruct In all tie branches usually taught In Female Aca
the highest grade In and attention 10 her pupils
she will be found interchangeable.
tSgned E. p. HAWKES.,
Teacher Of the Milton Male .7cGdemg
Milton, October Goth, l6il.
My
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Tcstc,--WM. WIItIaMs, Sc'y
ar In conformity the above resolutions, subscription
paper has been rcned HUBBARD Gardner Co.,
who feel disposed contribute 10 The above object
wll please apply. Wsl. H. III BBARD,
Dec Committee.
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i Courthouse thereof, the 4th day of November, l6i
Phoebe Halls, Plaintiff:
against
Iacbarah Halls and Joseph HALLS, Defendants:
The defendants ZachariaI Halls and Joseph HALLS av
ing entered their appearance and given security according to
Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and appear
Ing satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
coun- ordered the said defendants do appear here
March and the bill Of the plain
tin, and tina, copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for months
successfully posted the front door house
this county. Copy-IeSte,
L. LANIER, C. c.
G2-waw
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SHIPPING RECORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY 9, ls4l,
ARRIVED.


Brig Columbo, Atkins, fm Boston
Ship Caspar and brig Raymond, LuVenilla, I'm Now
Orleans 80
Point full rugged brig, heTn brig topsa and fore
and aft schr, bound up. Mach drift ice in the bay
Arr al Annapos-Stean packet Pocahoutas Holmes,
FIN Nsfolk. She up as far as the BOdin but re-
turned to Annapolis on account OF ice. -
TELEGRAPH, Friday, IL o'clock, M-wihd N. W.
The river yet closed with ice; the bay appears to be
clear There is full rugged brig off Swan Point, and
ship with Messrs. A, Schumacher & Co.'s signa-pro-
baby the Caspar, fin Bremen
The steamers Patapsco and Relief are both down.
The former lowed out fore ahd aft Northern schr that
has been in the river some days. The Relief IS towing
out the brgs Firm Sands for PernambncO, and Harriet
New York, and schr Arab, for Charleston, are both
going down in the track
Briggs Georgiana, Mcclellan, New Orleans; Caucasian,
Sprague, Boston
sc6r K l.. Crook Vaughn, New York
Schr Olympia, Kirwan, Richmond
Schr John ROwlett, Tyler, Norfolk
The packet ship Vile de Lyons, FIN New York, arr at
Havre on the 9Th Dec
The ship Elise, Koch hence at Bremen, arr 18th Nov
The ship Harvest Fuller, fin Palermo for New York,
arr at Gibraltar 23d Nov
Tho ship Herald, Hughes, sailed fIn Kinsale for Bal
The ship Ocean, Higgins, for ST Ubes sid FIN Bremen
18th Nov
The ship IIibernia, Driscoll, I'm Baltimore, at
The ship Caledonia Massicott, hence for New Or
leans, was spoken lotn december OH beTIys lsidhu
The barque Sophia, Beenken, hence for Brsmen,was
off Plymouth 9th Dec
The barque Helena, Asander, hence for Rotterdam,
was off Plymouth ID Dec
The barque Baltimore, Snew, went to sea on the Sd
instant fin. Hampton Roads
The barque Trad Ferry, Stevens, FIN New York for
Tampa Bay spoken l4th Dec. lat. % Is, long. IA
The brig Olive, Fields, hence, arrived at Bristol 4th
Dec. for orders
The brig Two Sisters, Trusk was left at Malaga for
Baltimore 18th Nov
The brig Champlain, hence for Cedar Keys, was spo-
ken 26th ut eff Double Head Shot Keys
The brig Almena, Howes, for Baltimore, cid at Bos-
ton 5th inst
The schr Magnet, Baker, hence at Boston 9th inst
The schr Celeste, Johnson, hence at New York 9th
instant
HOLINESS HOLE, Jan. 3-Ar schr Magnet, fYom
Baltimore for Boston
BOSTON, Jan. 5-Came up, in tow efsteomsr NAL
den, ship Viola, FIN Liverpool
Cleared brig Athena, Baltimore
Jan. 6.-Arr schr Magnet, fm Baltimore
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.--CId briglEmma, BIT Thomas
Arr skip England fin Liverpool 9th Dec
Brig Helen, from HaRsna
Brig Randolph, from Mobile
Brig Tampico from Tnlkapan
Brig System, from Malaga
Brig Julia & Helen, fiom New Orleans
| Schr Antoinette, from Neuvitas
Sehr Celeste, from Baltimore
Schr Spartan, from Baltimore
Jan. 7, noon-Cld brigs Franklin, Aux Cages; Gin
| ton, Savannah
Arr packet ship George Washington, from Liverpool
| 9th Nov
Packet ship Sully, FIN Hayre
I Brig Honduras FIN Montego Bay, Jam
Below 2 ships, baTques and brigs
PHILADELPHIA, Jan s-Nothng arrived or cleared
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VARIFE.

The following remarks are made by the N.
York Correspondent of the National Intelligent
Ger.
at il a great mistake, as remark in the de-
bates of some of the members of Congress, to
suppose that New England and New York, or
the great capitalists ofNew England and New
York, now wish for, or are pushing for, "a high
TARIFF if for any tariff at all, except what is
necessary for revenue. A new revolution
has taken, OF is taking place, among the New
Englanders in this matter. AS commercial
people during the wal, and subsequent to the
war, with reluctance they were almost driven
by acts of Congress into being manufacturing
people too; but how many, if not most of the
manufacturing establishments, especially the
large ones, are independent of and above pro-
lection, as it is called. Their interests almost
urge them to oppose any protection that shall
rear up lesser and conflicting establishments
that may interfere with their ':monopoly," if
may so call it, So strong are some ofthem,
see, that they not only exercise apowerful con-
troll over the cotton market by buying immense
quantities at the lowest prices to be able to
Keep out of the market upon rise of prices
slowing it away in immense warehouses;; but
thew are actually making arrangements for q
competition with England in the German mar
ket, at England's own door of tic Rhine! The
tariff question thus is never again 10 present 9
solid Northern column of clamOrous friends, fol
success is making them Indifferent; but the
next urgent cries may come from the waterfall
of Virginia, or the piney woods of North Caro-
lima. The locality of the high tariff advocates
is to cross the Potomac on the Atlantic shore
and the Wabash in the tier of the States OF the
West
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EOMETHING NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
, thenewly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 5000 Cards per Hour, at MURPHY'S GEN
ER.7L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. LAG
Market street. a few doors below the Bank of Bau-
more, The undersigned DESTROYS of afording the ct-
zens of Baltimore the same facilities that enjoyed in
other Cities has veryg reat expense procured one
of those beautiful Presses which, from its construction,
is capable printing greater number fcards In g.
ven time, than any Other.
My assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, &c.
comprises every variety cast in this country to which
every new stye of letter will Immediately be added ,aad
no pains or expense spared furnish customers with
neat article, at exceedingly low prices
JOB PRINTING, of every description, executed in
the neatest manner, at very moderate prices:
O96 81 JOHN MURPHY.
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From he Montreal Gazette.

THE BRITISH TRooPs AT MADAwAsKA.-
We understand that His Fxcellency, the Gov
ernor General, has most emphatically declared
that he will not remove any of the troops recent
ly sent by his orders TO the Madawaska terrific
~, and that he considers Sir John Harvey too
courteous by great deal, in notifying the brag,
gadocio Governor of Maine that detachment
of British troops had taken up position. This
angurs well, for his Excelency must have had
positive instructions from the Imperial Govern
ment, that the territory was to be kept, and the
report of Messrs. Fetherstonhaugh and Nudge
acted on, or he would not have taken so bold a
stand.
Capt. Miller left town yesterday with des-
patches to His Excellency Sir John Harvey.
This detachment Of troops has been sent for the
purpose of aiding the Civil Magistrates in the
execution of the laws of the Province, and pro-
tecting the rights of Her Majesty's subjects.
Sir John stated to Governor Fairfield that he
had not any thing to do with the matter, and
that he had advised the Governor General to
order the withdrawal of the troops, and substi.
tute an armed civil posse, as amply sufficient fol
all the purposes for which the troops was intend.
ed. This, as we said above, His Excellency
has declared his determination not to do, ant
when once he says he will not do SO and so, OIL
readers may rest assured he will stickto it.
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DTTKEHARTS VARIETY STORE.

No. IO14 BALTIMORE STREET
Betw Ger South and c alvert street 81
TKyHERE can be had, on reasonable tefms' uie
Sweeping, scru6bing, Shoe, sooth, Weavers' and
Round. Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hahb
somely lettered.
Wilow-basket CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Dandy 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 Wcks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane or metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for rsep
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Parlour and kitten BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett and Cotton
Hand and fySuttles: cabbage Nets, &c
Baltimore, 1Ithmonth, 1910. 81
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EOUGH from Cold or Consumption, and Pain
u the Breast, is more less relieved, and often
fectually cured by the COMPouNp sfhuP OF GUM
ARABIC It'll not secret Quack Medicine, that will
cure every disease-but is judicious combination of
such remedies the Medical Faculty have long relied
uuon for the cure of COUGH, and all diseases Of the
Breast and Lungs. Many medical gentlemen who are
neouainted with ingredients used in the preparation
of This syrup recommend il in their practice which il
good proof that they have confidence in its curative
5ower Il may be used by all who troubled with
The above named diseases, without the least fear OF IN
G.. K. TYLER.
Corner E. Baltimore and High sts;, Bait.
Sold in Washington by r. s. Patterson and f. How
ard, and in Georgetown by o. M. Linthcprs
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SHOE STORE.
- - -

UAMES HANCE, respectfully informs his friends
e. and the public that he has removed nom SCUM ST.
10 that old stand No TO- LEXINGTON STREET, near Eu
taw, formerly occupied by Mr. Newtonl wneie ne f
will keep ON hand full and complete asso.te.U y.
BOOTS, SHOES and CAPS, and will be happy ~ sssve
his Customers Having none but the 9es =. !oui 81
in his employ, his work cannot nan 40, - him ali
invites persons wanting good snaeI oss secemmodas
wnaLe uiey VIII " sS''su 'r nol3
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MARRIED..

ON the 30th Dec. by the Revd Charles Kalbias, mr.
GEO FERRELS, OF Harpers Ferry, TO MISS % ma
RfNE eldest daughter Of Heny Wigart, Esq OF saiti-
more. -
ON tbe 5h inst by the Rev'd. II. Smith, JACOB 10
MAS TO Miss CHARLOTTE GOBLIN, both OF Balti-
more county.
On the 9Th inst. BY the Rev. MIR. Morgan; MI HEN
RY LEWIS HAINSW ORTIZ to Miss FRANCES ANN
PORTER, all Of This city.
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ESCAPE FROM PoIsoN.--A Christmas party
came near being poisoned on that day at Balti-
more, by the substitution, by mistake, of corrosive
sublimate, instead of saleratus by the cook, in
the pudding. The mistress OF the house disco
yered the mistake in time to prevent injurious
consequence This affords another warning
against the careless and insautieus use Of poison
about an esta blishment
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On the 9th inst WILLIAM, only son OF Henry and
Maria Fulford, aged II months and l9d2ys.
AT Washington, on the 9TH instant, Gel. VIM. LAW
RENEE, late of the U. s, Army, aged 90 years
On the 9th inst. JOHN PARNELL, aged 4s years, a
native ofManehester, England
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND AND Ire

az Persons in this country desirous OF securing
QNHN Passage for their friends from EN644AND'
zsis=EEs4YE IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do so by ap
lyng to the subscribers in first class Shlps 10 san rom
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW fOkn, OF
iberal and accommodating.
THOS. B. ADAIR, Commerce street
lrz-LETTERs from the Country (post pad:l VIII DC
answered by return of maitland DRAFTS for small
sums of money fer the accommodation of passengers
IAN be had as above payable without discount or com
5nrtin,,r, l., IuIy Is4O cod
f13-Edtors throughout the Country, friendly TO tAe
IRISH and the OF Emigrahon VIII 'ier ia'oi
Nv giving the above advertisement a few Insertions.
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NOTICE.

yu1HEc undersigned, Owners of the Washington
Il Chroncle) have made an assignment of their ac-
counts and assets to CHARLES s. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore for the benefit of their creditors. All col
ectors and others indebted will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES ii. HAMILTON (now of
Baltimore, his agent, 70 WHOM all payments are re
questedto be made. J. H. HAMILTON.
q. w. DENHAM.
p. 8. ]. H. HAMILTON continues his agency for
settling Gen. DUFF GREEN'S accounts made during his
residence in Washington city.
Baltimore, Doth Sept, 1910.
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LIST OF APPLICANTS
For the benefit the hsolpent Laws Of MdTyidndt for e
last tUeek.
Henry NJ Dunn Jacob JONES' (col'd)
peter Epsom. Henry WOrthington,
Nicholas o. Chafee George Sheesr,
Nathan Sawyer, LANES hLnolo,
Elphalet Hackstatf, @Whhah McLeah'
*For debts less than $50.
To appear before the Commissioners OF lnsolVent
Debtors, LIST Feb Is4l, at 10 O'Clock, a. m to answer
inteuogatores =,
Dsy offna hearing before the said Commissioners LIST
March 1871 at 10 O'Clock, a. ms and also before Balti
more County Court, to answer allegations, fany.
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H.aYRE DE GRACE find FOfI DEEOsl .a,,,,
The Steamboat GOV. WOLCoTE
Gait Kenny, has commenced her trips
zfEz4G and will leave Patterson's whafi every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings at 3 O'Clock; =.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every Hedie9uoy
and Sunday mornings at the same hour ana WIZ iaIJ
passengers at KGnnard's wharf, near ChesletoWn aHu
at Howe's Point. .t..,,hI,,
1y-The Wolcot has been lengtichea anu . y. s1
is in the est possible orde ,,,,I OWEN
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SS6,499,370 96

Thus it appears that the resources of the Com
monwealth are abundant, but not Immediately
available Tor the purpose of paying either the
principal or the interest of the public debt.
For the interest due on the public debt on
the 1st of February of 100000, there is no
provision yet made, and the Governor calls the
attention of the Legislature to that subject
The enactment of law authorizing the Canal
Commissioners to treat with the authorities OF
the State of New York for such connection OF
ths internal improvements of the two States as
may promote the interests of both, is recon-
mendad
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NOTICE.

r EWIS r. SCOTTI takes pleasure in announ-
cling to the public that he is fully prepared 10
copy Deeds Wills and Leases-psst and open Books,
and TO do writing of all kinds with seatness and des-
patch. He is also prepared to collect accounts OF al
kinds. Mechanics and others will find it to their ad-
vantage 10 give him call. He will also write Letters
Agreements the most pleasing terms. He's also
prepared to make out nsovent papers on the most ac
commodating terms. Advice given and received on all
subjects connected with business. Places procured for
those wishing employment Houses rented, bought or
sold Those wishing good Clerks, Statesmen, Porters,
Ostlers Walters Chambermaids ,SeampstTesses, Cooks,
or Servants or Assistants of any kind may procure them
at the office of LEWIS F. SCOTT.
n23 Basement Story. Bamum's City Hotel.
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]. T. WATSON.

IMPROVED WIRE WEAVING AND SIEVE
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 66 SOUTH CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE.
EEE would particularly inform those who buy WO
VEN WIRE and SLEEVES TO sell, that it would
be much TO their advantage call on him before pur-
chasing elsewhere. He also manufactures heavy twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark Catchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book Cses, Windows, Sc, Bird
Cages, Rat and Mouse Traps, sc. sc. oc21-d8t+
EKLATED WARE-Plated Walters, Urns, Cas-
tors, Candlesticks Shutters and Trays, Coasters
Cake Baskets, Dishes, Batter Tubs, SC. of pat
terms and of superior quality, of own importation
For sale, wholesals or retail, by
CANFIELD & BROTHER,
o20 Cerne rof Market and Charles streets.
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AWANTED, by an experienced farmer and gard
w ner-A small Farm, or an extensive gaIoen, for
the purpose of rearing Seeds and also fruits and vegeta
bes for the Baltimore market ANY person having such
plaza to rent with The privilege Of purchasing at the
end of twelve MONTHS will please address line to X.
P. at the office Of the American Farmer.
10 cod
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WANTED no PURCHASE

WANTED To FUhOHAsE
IMMEDIATELY, 20 TO 30 good House Servants
II of good character of both sexes from 10 TO y years
Of age, slaves for life for very extensive Holel in the
city of New Orleans, where they will be well treated,
and references will be given if required, that they are
expressly for the gentemans use, and not for spec
ulaon and fair cash price will be given on application
TO LEWIS F. SCOTT General Slave Agency and
Intelligence Office, No. West Fayette street, basement
q Barnums HOTEL aH6
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NKTANTED TO PURCHASE ImMED1-
w ATELY, black girl, from II 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 Fayette street, Placement of the City Hotel.
nOl9
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SITUATION WANTED-By a you man
- who can come highly recommended, either as
Porter in a Grocery, Flour, or Commission Store
Waiter or Barkeeperor any other respectable labor
ing work where he make himself useful to his
plOyer-and would have objection to 10 the South
or West.-Good recommendations will be given in re-
gard to character, sc. Apply to LEWIS F. SCO1'TIS
General Intelligence and Agency Office Old Establish
men No. ?, West Fayette street, basement the City
Hotel se26
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PERFUMERY! PERFUMERYH

NKTE continue to manufacture and have for sale
w very general assortment ofPERFUMERX, TOE
LET and FANCY SOAPS. COSMETICS, &C., pre-
pared from the best materials, and put up in handsome
STYLE to which we ask the attention of persons visit
ing this city for the purpose of procuring their fall goods
In addition to the above. have FRENCH German
and English PERFUMERY, adj of which we offer on
the most accommodating terms. Orders thankfully re
ceived and goods carefully packed with the greatest
patch. 10 & N. w. MCCORMICK,
No. 46 Cay ST., east of High,
and 2224 Baltimore ST.,
600 diff ID dooreast of McClellan's allev
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NREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
~ BE.4LE H. RICHARDSON has on haad a
large assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
is now selling off at very reduced prices As the sea
son is advancing he will offer his well selected stock
at prices which cannot fail to please.
On hand Cloths, of all shades and qualities, from to
SlO Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths Flushings, sc;
Fancy Cassimeres, Cassinets, Kentucky Jeans Elan
nels, Blankets, Canton Flannels, Ticking, large as
sornent of English French and German Merinos, Yes
tngs Domestic Goods; black ground Calicos; Broche,
Merino, Thibet Wool and Silk Shawls; Mouselne de
Cloves Hosiery; riboed Merno Shirts, Linen Cambria
handkerchief Irish Linens, with many other goods
all of which will be sold low. Call and see.
REAI.E II. RICHARDSON,
dis No. 165 and l73 Baltimore st near Charles 81.
| NEWLY INSPECTED HERRINGS-30t
| In barrels Susquehanns Henings, of very superior
SELIMAN s. CROOK,
dI Conner of South & Pratt streets. Z
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SITUATION WANTED,

apX ayOung man from the Northern States . Book
ID Keeper assistant Clerk in whOesal or retail
grocery, flour commission store, any other respect
able situation where he could make himself usefH TO
his employer The very best of references will be ven
in regard to character, &C. Apply to
LEWIS F SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office,
No. West Fayette street, basement of Banums City
Hotel. 30