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ASYsrEM NATURAL PHILosoFHY, designed for the Use
Of Schools and Tcaoh the basis of The Book of
Seeuce by WALTER K. JOHNSON. a. Fl. Philadelphia
e. C. Bddie. New-York Wiley & Putnam.
We believe this is one of the largest and most
complete elementary trcatses on Natural Philoso-
ply which has appeared in this country. 1t treats
Of Mechanics Hydrostatics, Hydraulics, Pneu-
mates, Acoustics, Pyronomics, Opucs, Electri-
city. Galvansm, and Magnetism, extends over 473
close pages and is illustrated by some two Hundred
engravngs L, has been six years before the
public, and has passed through eignt editions. The
Illustrations are usually small and very neat while
the lcttcrpress Is but tolcroblc.
As ELEMENTARY TREATISE CHEMISTRY, tog sher with
Trcatscs aictallursy, Hinerslogy, Chrystalosra-
phv Geology Oryctology aud Miueralog,, Designed
for OF Schools aud Academies, on the basis OF
the Book Of Science by Mr. J. VI Mowatt BY WAL
TER X. JOHNSON, A. NJ Prof OF Chemislry IN the
Pennsy lvana College.
The copy before us is from the eighth edition of
this approved textbook, 1t is large and fair
l2mo Of as pages, illustrated by over one hun
dred engravings We know no elementary treatise
on Chemistry equally fall and comprehensive
'BARSABy RuDGE,' complete in one compact
cciavo volume, with spirited illustrations. has been
published by Carey & Hart, Philadelphia, and Wi
ley & Putnam, Of this City. We need say nothing
TO our readers OF the character excellence of this
capital story. since it has appeared from first to
lss, in our columns; but we heartily commend the
edition before US TO the favor Of the public.
e 27l Reformed Drinkers have joined the
Syracuse Total Abstinence Association since Oct
lain, Of whom at leas, 200 were confirmed drunk
ards, many among the most degraded. At least
three hundred drunkards have been reformed IN
that place Within two months, and the Ladies
TEMPERANCE Society now numbers $50 members,
and is increasing.
70 The Buffalo Daily Republicans has ceased
It's publication. \ new daily called the Buffalo
Gazette is room to be issued in its stead
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NEw.YoRK, HOMO DE

CUSTOM HOUSE NOTICE.
THE GdoxinP n bd
Q anuay,lo
CusoH Decor
rprE& MAsxAs Erxo,
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49, W4ANl2D TO exchange Tor hrst.reie fsm
lii Tor lots ihis cy, four HOuses ard Lnis
Ice, located this city. The Guiding, brick and
built In the best manner, and all aud we, let To
above property will be exchanged Tor st-rate Farm.
18th good buildings the ani TO be within Is
20 mile from, this city, will be exchanged for coed
lots well located the side of the The
tbrve Houses and Lots all tho west side and ia
good addressed to Il. P At this lice,
tng place OF interview III receive attention d23 1w-
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DATENT CrkEiEsCAE. OHa LAMPS

':NEAs.-FIne Gunpowder and Imperial Teas,
chests aud half chests for sale ky
al tf GRINNErI.. MINTURN & co a. Snmth-st.
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- TO LEI front FarIorl RUSSIA Ir0U Grntes
sS;@ Marble Mantle aud plated furnitute-;si,h Bed
$3.50 Rooms a Gentee Modern Built houso-wlta
Good Beard Two Single Gentlemen, be- also
aodated. The family very sm- aud private. Apply al
Fur-Sth Street. TIN
~ fSOOnS 'TO LEG-A room aud bed room.
GA with closets rantries suitable an,
large extraordinarily well Lighted suits
sle for i workshop. Inquire on the promise, Of
- Il JOHN LOCK T. IN rear Of 81 Ana 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-27

700 ElRKHNS OF BITTEFs-Seloctc
UOO with great from the best diaries of Della
ware county, by person rho has had twenty eight years
experience the business, nnd intended expressly for
family ue For sale No 10: Cedar 81 I'd floor III
quantity TO purchasers. Shippers Grocers. Keepers
of Hotels Vctuallng houses aud private ames arc par
tculay requested to call and for themselves Ibey
can rely being supplied with article h will give
them perfect satsacton good terms as can be had
III the city. AARON uREuONl,
DO I'm. WILLARD IDE
New-York tribune., 1841-12-27

Us1.-Iwo ceFu1ces N our fay or of cIsins sgslpst
IL the Receivers OF The Howard Insurance Corra-
ny one for SiGVt No. H. and for s. III IS
No. So on bots Of which diyIdeuss hays been
also ecrthcats f4sorof tac Receivers Of ,se IT.
insurance Company, NJ Is, April Is o. fer
loss adjusted gu policy 40. - 61,, at $3.50 ~ The
ayu,cat Of t1sse clans having been stopped they can
De OF no ae 10 but ourselves. Wnccyer vii re-
turn either or att vi then the subscribers. he an
,iy rewarded. CHURCHILL, SoUTaNAND n g..
tia2 2sv4- Ia, Pearl 81.
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u $I0Go REwARu.-Whcreas, II hs, been published
by the Widow the Bowcry" that nm not the BROTHER
of her late husband A. Thaycr thai do not posses
tho original recipe for Tayor's BalSam of Liyerwor
that made and sold this medicine my late resi-
dence 375 Bowery. The above reward will he paid To
any person who will prove her assertions true.
w. w. THAYER, 24t Spring street,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-27

geATfNT CekEiHsCAs. OH. LAMPS
L CHEMICAL OlE-BURNiTG FLUID.-The sub
scriber would invite the attention Of tho public hi:
stock of GREENOUGHS PATENT LAMPS" which
from their beauty and superior qusliiies destined
scperAcde all others The oil which is burned
them chemical preparation very clean in proper
ties and gives very brilliant snd economical light THIS
Burning Fluid is portable light :, &C from all smoke
SMELL or grease, und will neither soil Common
Lamps can be altered trifng expense, burn III,
fluid The subscriber il kindly permitted refer
Of most respectable families who using the
article. }. c. HOOKER, 466 Broadway
between Grand and BroeIsc SITS.
N. 3. There lie danger of explosion in either Of
thsse artcIcs o2itf
New-York tribune., 1841-12-27
lI,o NiKsE.kA IsEN Al y LOsE.ss OF

Le sayc Board and pts private ir,niy.
.el Eas BrcadVsy-Houe first class, steN size, b ard
sud location very Desirable. ca ~.
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PILOT Il TRANSCRIPT.
MONDAY, JANUARY II.
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.


On Saturday, in the House, Memorial was
presented from the President, directors and Com
pany of the Farmers and Planters Bank of Bal
timore, praying that the capital stock OF said
bank be Unite to the amount now subscribed,
and that the bank be released from the bonus on
the amount which has not been subscribed A
petition was received from Henry Elliott, pray
ing for divorce from his wife, Celeste Elliott.
MIR. Lecomptc introduced bill for the better
promotion of the purity Of elections, and for the
punishment of offences against the election laws
of this State, and more especially for defining
and furnishing bribery, II was referred to Sc
lect committee. Mr.. Nesbit reported bill, eR-
titled an act TO reduce and establish uniform
system ofcharges by Notaries Public, on all pro-
tested drafts, notes, and bills of exchange. MI.
Tuck, Chairman of the Committee on Grievan-
eies, and courts of Justice, reported bill, enti-
tied an act for the more speedy trial of causes
in the court of Appeals in Maryland But little
business was done in the Senate.
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SHIPPING RECORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY IL, 1871.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Bremen ship Caspar, Splcker, fin Bremen. Report
in the bay, ship Clementine, I'm Bremen
Ship Humphrey, Hilbert, fin Rotterdam. Spoke bril-
Jane Thomas, of POrtlaRd for Matanzas; also brig Elk
change, in company
Left X. A. Douglass, Norvile, FIN Baltimore, l4tl
inst; John L. Payson, Barnett, FIN Baltimore, unc; Argo
Gould Baltimore, disc; II. p Sumner, Tyler, FIN Bat
more for Baltimore; Orleans, Lewis, do do; Erie, Gun
by, do do; Fabius, White, do do
Brig Catherwood Chase, 10 days fin Havana to the
Brig Elizabeth Staples, II days FIN Santa Cruz (Cuba)
Brig Raymond, Levenseer, IL days FIN New Or
leans Reports in the bay, ship Humphrey, FIN Rotter
dam; brig WRnkincO, fin Charleston; and brig Lime
Rock, FIN New Orleans, bound To Alexandria
Brig Wankinco, Rowland, fin Charleston
Brig Jane, Fitzgerald fin Savannah
Brig Token, Loveland, FIN Boston
Sohr Susan Baker, Chase, FIN Mobile
schr Emery, Wardwell, FIN Frankfort, Me
Schr Berry, Howes, fin Providence, RI
Schr Thomas Lscomb FIN Salem
Schr Cordova, Fuller, from Boston via Norfolk
The Patapsco t0wed out on Saturday morning, schr
Arab for Charleston, and the Relief towed schr RO
chester, for York. The bigs PatapscO, for Jamaica
and Gazclle, sailed out and are clear of the ice
Capt Turner Of the Patapsco, reports off Sharps Is
Iaad full rugged brig and topsa schr, and several small
craft OFF Annapolis coasting schr. deck load of cot
ton. Schr Levin, Winder, bound up.
CLEARED,
Barque Ida, Hallet, for Boston
Brig Tweed, Roberts, for Rio de JaneirO
Brig Sea Island, Bray, Norfolk
Schr E. P. Cohen, Tew, Charleston
Schr Henry Franklin, Wnght, Apalachlcolh
The brig OgeihOrpe, Sanners, and schr f. A. Topper
Morgan, hence at Savannah Jan. 4.
The schr Henrietta, Parker, fin Baltimore, went tc
sea fm Savannah Jan,
Correspondence of the Baltimore Exchange.
NORFOLK, Jan. 6, 6p. m.
Arr schr Laura, I'm Turks Island
Sid ship Plato, West Indies
Briggs Sarah, Bordeaux; Velocity, (Br)
Schr Sparta, West Indies
Capt Colbourne, of the sehr Bunker Hill, at this
port spoke Tsrtugls, NJ f. Is les, schr Waldo, las
from Key West, bound to Atlakapas
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AtOUGH from Cold or Consumption, and Pain
~ the Breast, is more or less relieved and often
fectualy cured by the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUln
ARABIC. Its Hot secret Quack Medicine, that will
every disease-but is udicious combination, of
such remedies the Medical Faculty have long relied
upon for the cure of COUGH and all diseases of the
Breast and Lungs. Many medical gentlemen who are
acquainted with the Ingredients used in the preparation
of this Syrup recommend il in their practice, which is
good proof that they have confidence in its curative
bower. IL may be used by all who troubled with
the above named Diseases without the least fear of
Jury, but with decided advantage. Prepared only by
G.. K. TYLER.
Corner E. Baltimore and High SITS, Bait.
Sold in Washington by X. g. Patterson and +. How
ard and in Georgetown by o. NJ. LinthiepEs
ss26-y
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GOMETHTNG NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on

GOMETHING NEW!-CARD PRINTING, on
y the newly improved patent FLY PRESS, capable
of printing 5000 Cards per Hour, at MURPHP'S GEN
ER.4L PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. lac
Market street, a few doors below the Bank of Balti-
more The undersigned, DESTROYS of attending the citI
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 oprntRg greater number ofcards in gi-
ven time, than any other.
NV assortment of Fancy Job Type, Flowers, &c.
comprises every variety cast in this country to which
every new style of letter vii Immediately be added land
no pains or expense spared to furnish customers with
neat article, at exceedingly low prices.
JOB PERMITTING, of every description, executed i'll
the neateet manner, at very moderate prices.
oa6 n JOHN MURPHY.
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DUKFHARTs VARIETY STORE.

No. 101A BALTIMORE STREET.
between South and G alvert Streets,)
w HERE can be had, on reasonable terms, the
w following articles
ler's BRUSHES.
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hanb
sOmely letered
Wi0w-basket CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy ball, common Tops.
Baskets, WashbOards, towel rollers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hay and garden Rakea.
Lime or Lemon Scueezens
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling pins
Mouders Spoons
amp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for reep
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Parlour and kitten BELLOWS
Patent Taps Wool Cards
Wooden, cassnett, and Cotton
Hand and hySuttes cabbage Nets, &e'
Baltimore. l1thmOnth, 1910. st
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NIC-From reading tie CT idence adj
duced on the recent trial at Boston Of Mrs. Kin
ney and from that given on the celebrated trial
of Madame Lafirage, iii France, 1t strikes us
very forcibly that not only s!sotid the positive
evidence of the existence of tic poison, by
chemists, be received with caution, but that a
certainty should exist that the poison caused
death. The evidence on this latter point in
the case of Mrs. Kinney was entirely wanting.
In the case of Madame Lafrage, the chemists
in the first instance declared they could detect
no trace of poison. Then, M Orfila, the cele-
brated writer on toxolgy, arrived from Paris,
and after an analysis, positively asserted that
he had ascertained the presence of arsenic.
Upon this evidence the-woman was condemned
but scarcely had the particulars OF the expert
ments made and the tests applied by M. Orhla
appeared in print, that another celebrated che
mist in Paris sent communication to the
journals, saying that M. Orfila's account was
little better than charlatanerie, and that he
could produce the same evidence of arsenic
from a pair of old shoes. .
And now we find the following remarkable
fact in French paper, just received:-"An
able chemist of Luxembourg, who is at the
same time a distinguished physician. with
whom we have conversed on the affair OF
Madame Laffrage, has made us acquainted
with fact, which we think 1t right to make
public. He has submitted to chemical analysis
different qualities ofpaper, and has found in
pieces, not larger than the palm of the hand, a
quantity of arsenic as great as that extracted
from the body of M. Laffrage. Hence it re-
suits, that any person who has the habit oil
masticating paper, CT one who may only chew
a piece occasionally, must absorb certain
quantity of arsenic. The presence of arsenic
in paper is thus accounted for. Nearly all
kinds of paper are in part made of colored rags
the dyes of which are, for the most part, pro-
duced by preparations into which much arse
mic is introduced, and portion Of which mus
remain in the composition of the paper. IN
Y. Courier.
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MnntIGE.

IHNHE undersigned, Owners of the Washington
= Chronicle) hive made an assignment of their ac
counts and assets to CHARLES s, FOWLER, Esquire
of Baltimore, for the benefit of their creditors. All col
lectors and others indebted, will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES IL. HAMILTON (now OF
Baltimore,) his agent, TO whom ali payments are
ouestcd to be made. J. IL. HAMILTON.
Y. w. DENHAM.
P. s. ]. ii. 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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EVER-POINTED GOLD PEN.

TENHE combined qualities of Incorosibity and duTa
= bility possessed by this and beautiful article,
may justly claim for it the title of Ever pointed. The
body of the pen is gold iHconosble metal highly po
ished and will always retain its elasticity and beauty,
and the points" formed of metal second in hard
TO substance heretofore discovered, having the
indssolublity of diamond, and wholly nsenshle
the sotness and smooihness of the quill pen anu its in
corOsbity allows free and pleasant flow of the ink.
II was invented by j. L. Hawkins of London, who asa
invented the Everpointed Pencil. The incest work
manshiP and long application have been necessary
perfect it, and it is offered the Ne Plus Urs
of pens, having the beauties ofthe quill and metallic pei
combined with its peculiar excellency efalways
tanning the elasticity, the easy flow, and the
beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by time and use
This pen has been in for five years. without the
least perceptbe wear. 03-Warranted for one year.
For sale by Garfield s. BROTHER
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
ola Agents for the Manufactures.
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DIED,

On Thursday evening" 9Th instant, between IL and II
O'Clock, Mrs. ELIZABETH CAREY, aged SO years.
On the evening of the 9TH instant, in tho hope of n
blissful immortality, Mrs PAMELA BATEMAN, i'll
the seth year of herage.
On the list instant, IN Carr0on village, Baltimore
county, JOSEPHINE GALLAGHER, aged year, |
month and 20 days. youngest daughter of John and Ma
" Gallagher.
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Corner of Market and Charles streets,
Agents for the Manufactures.

HARD.-1he advertiser wishes to procure COM
u 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 the city. addressed to p p r. and left at the
Pilot office, will meet with prompt attention.
no l4-dtf
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday, 31st Dee, by the Rev. A. Homead, DR..
NICHOLAS HUTCHINS 10 ELEANOR CUTTINGS,
eldest daughter Of Robert Royson, ESQ., all OF My La
dy's Manor, Baltimore county, Md.
On the ult, by the Rev. George c. NJ Roberts,
HEZEKIAH TAYLOR to Miss MARGARET FISH
Err, both ofihis city.
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NOTICE no SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS
Il. q slll
3azssszzzza1e.AsZ ssssaSS Ss5s 5ssssazsssazsL
N consequence of the advanced state of the season,
n the Boats of the Baltimore Steam Packet Co. com
posing the Line running from Baltimore TO Portsmouth,
Va, IN connexiOn with tile Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad, and Weldon and Wilmington Railroad, and
Wilmington and Charleston Steamboat Line, will on
and after "Wednesday next he 18Th Instant make but
three trips per week, leaving the lower end of Spears
wharf on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning atg
O'clock arriving at Portsmouth ia time TO forward pas
sengers to Charleston without moments delay.
Passengers for Richmond leaving Baltimore In either
ofthe above days will sleep on board the Bay Boats and
arrive in Richmond the day following by or O'Clock
Pm.
Fare to Norfolk, (meas nclude0 S5
Fare 10 Richmond, (meas inclnded so
Fare to Weldon, (meaIs incude1 Sl4
JOHN C. MOALE, General Agent,
Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
noI7-d
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SITUATION WANTED.

WBY ayOuHg man from the Northern States Book
EB Keeper or assistant Clerk in whOlesal or retail
grocery, flour commission stoTe any other respect
able situation where he could make himself usefsl 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 Barnums City
Hotel. sc 30
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GITUATION WANTED-By a you man
- who can come highly recommended, either as
Porter in Grocery, Flour, Commission Store
Waiter, Barkeeper any other respectable labor
ing work where he can make himself useful to his EN-
poyeT,-and would have objection go the South
or West.-GOOd recommendations will be given in re-
gard to character, sc. Apply to LEWIS F. SCOTTIS
General Intelligence and Agency Office Old Establish
ment No. ,, West Fayette street, basement Of the City
Hotel se26
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PERFTMERYt PERFTMERYM

NETE continue to manufacture and have for sale a
w very general assortment of PERFUMERY, TOla
LET and FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, Sc, 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. we have French, German
and English PERFUMERY, all of which we offer on
the most accommodating terms. Orders thankfully re
ceived and goods carefully packed with the geatestdess
patch, J. o. & N. w. MCCORMICK,
No. 46 Cay ST.. east of High,
and 222k Baltimore ST.,
SCI diff ID doOreast of McClellan's allev
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" ANTED, by an experienced farmer and gard
w ner-A small Farm, or an extensive gal0tI, for
the purpose of rearing Seeds and also fruits and vegeta
bles for the Baltimore market Any person having such
plaza tn rent with the privilege Of purchasing at the
end oftTelve MONTHS will please address line to X.
P. at the office OF the American Farmer.
no Is cod
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND AND IRE
LAND.

PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND AND IRE
LAND.
xTR- Persons in this country DESTROYS of securing
RGEN Passage for their friends from ENGLAklfr
xzA==z- IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do 50 by AZ
plying TO the subscribers in first class SHIPS, to SAL rom
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or
PHILADELPHIA, every month in the year. Ten'
liberal and accommodating.
THOS. B. ADAIR, Commerce street..
0I3-LETTERs from the Country (poI paid,l will be
answered by return of ma-and DRAFTS for small
iums of money for the accommodation of passengers,
,an be had as above, payable without discount or com
mission.
Baltimore, LIST July, 1910. cod
Ch7-Editors throughout the Country, friendly 10 the
lRIsH. and the cause of Emigration Will = infer favor
ny giving the above advertisement few Insertions
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FOR SALE.

EOR OALE.
A very likely mulatto BOY, % years sfage, slave
"A for life; sold for fault, and can come highly re-
commended; of the best walters in the State Of
MARYLAND To good master, he will be sold at a fair
cuah price. Apply TO l.. F. SCOTT1'S Slave Agency
and Intelligence office, basement CITY Hotel. oc26
VWyWINES, CORDS AND LINES-SRAD
II HERRING and GILL NETT TWINE. Tote had
DUKEHART,
9Smo 1914 Baltimore Tvcl
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SHOE THREADS.

=" LARABEE, No. 30 South CdlUeTt street, has
He received by the late arrivals from Liverpool the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, comprising the various kinds VIZ
tow: ali from The factory in Europe Also, in store
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS and FINDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
of ali sizes &C. &C., all of which will be sold as low as
the same articles can be had for in this or any other city,
Country merchants will do well to call before purchas-
M dislm sep 81
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SO Pratt St, between Charles & Hanover st

TWYTIE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
A RELIGIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Rob-
ERT ]. BRECKENRIDGE and ANDREW b. CRoss.-Janu-
AIRY, ls4l. CONTENTS:
l-Speech of Robert Breckenridge, delivered In the
Court House yard at Lexington, KY, on the 18th
day of October, 1910. Ia reply to the F'Speech
ofRober vIcklife, delivered in the Court house
in Lexington, on the 10Th day of August, 1910,
upon the occasion of resigning his seat sena-
tor from the county of Fayette." 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
gislature the subject of Slavery, of Tn ImpoT-
taton of Slaves, of Abotonisnl, of British lnfia
ence, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2.-Molinsm, No. |.
3.-Margarit9 Romane-The First Dive.
4.-RevOution in the Maryland Hospital.-Progress
in Public Sentiment.
5.-The Gospel Mystery of Sanchfcaton, BY Rev
VIM Marsha-Abridged.-N VII.
G-Notices, Receipts, Accounts, Answers to Letters
&c. SC.
Subscriptions received and single numbers sold by
DAVID OWEN & SON,
GAYS