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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-23
Administrators Sale.
UnriYaIled Success !!

DE IT REMEMBERED, that out of IN
Ed wards of ONE HUNDRED IND
FORTY GARMENTS cut by KIrrREDGE
the last four weeks, (oi' which has been the
greatest share Coats,) not one has been return
ed.
N. B. Gentlemen that wish to have their
garments made, can have them made at their
own price. All work warranted
Bratteboro, Feb. IS, 1914. 25
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-23

accidental Kissing.-A gentleman at Washing
ion some weeks since, expecting has sister to
rive IN the cars from Baltimore, went to the depot
Just at dark upon the arrival of the train. A lady
seeing him, sprang forward, threw her arms around
ms neck, and passionaiely kissed him, eXclaiming
"my brother :! At that moment another gentle
man advanced, recognition instantly took place,
aud another tender scene followed. The first gem
tscman almost Immediately saw his mistake and
apologized, when his legitimate sister appeared
IL Is only necessary 10 say, that mutual introduce
tons and explanations followed, and tender int-
macy soon after succeeded, which promises now To
make all parties brothers and sisters as well as
"sweet- hearts and wives"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-23

The amount of property bequeathed TO the Hon
Henry Clay by the late Senator Porter, of louisa
ma, Is stated in the Lexington (Ky.) Inquirer at
$4,000 or 100000, -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-23

The following resolution was lately pass pass no
Johnson meeting in Harrisburg, IA ua
"Resolved, That we recommend Martin o., lime %
rem TO remain at Kinderhook and deyo1e n'' Wv
the cultivation Of cabbOges."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-23

n Fence made Married, at Bornstaole,, w" I'M
on the 24lh ult., by the Rev. J. Gates ~, iout
Post TO Miss Sophia Rails. II this maj, S M 10
make fence of the first quality, we sh9uio N.Y.
know what stuff will -Horkingman's Press 50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-23

'Hn"erdfion Of Tsrds.-The President has the
power 10 make treaty with Texas, for the annex
ilon OF that country TO the American Union, which
treaty the Senate has the power to reject or CON
nrm. The House Of Representatives. has nothing
eouo IN the matter, except 10 pass upon the appros
Prlatons necessary TO carry treaty into effect.
ny me Constitution, treaty sthc supreme law of
lhe land, Negotiations for annexation are now
enu,ng between the Presidenr of the Uuited States
s"u the fresIdentof Texos.--.N r. san.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-23

sN"""StFS.
Russell Hyde, of Rockingham,
John Blandin, OF Townshend,
benjamin Muzzy, of Jamaica,
Il. Ii. Whitney, of Athens,
John May, of Westminster,
Fayetie Perry, of Dover,
j. e. Worden, of Dummerston,
Erasmus Plympton, Of Wardsboro,
John Lynde, of GuiIford,
Levi Kimball, of Windham.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-23

Henry cdy--Isaac Hill in late number Of his
paper, has the following paragraph in relation to
Mr. Clay; aif nl...fr
"kentuehy, we believe, retains all her Senators
Of the last fourteen years her great man, Henry
Clay, voluntarily retired after more than len VEN,
conflict but, living, he infuses among his foilov.
ers and admirers, an enthusiasm and deviation
which seem confident OF giving him the hiohes, no.
si!lon IN this government. With MANY fsnlts-
w'lh faults which 10 rcdeeming quality can atone
al ,aIen,a ge,.'iemsn offsets popular and SPLEEN
70 itlenns, and an indomitable perseverance, in anv
marked course, that give him more personal in1u.
encs IN the political destinies Of the country. than
perhaps any other man living"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-23

Mysteries IF Burlington, There is tenement
IN our city, which may equal some of the mystic
rious buildings read OF in Paris and New York
In said building are two printing Offices, one room,
where religious services held, one lin manu-
factory and stove store, one vinegar nanuiactry,
two coffee houses, billiard room two ten pin
alleys, and bakery and confectionery. How
many souls are congregated together therein we
cannot say.--IOsea Ha,eksge
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-02-23

Hoio often icii he run S-GEN. WAsHINeroN.
The father Of his country, declined to rt,i the third
lime, alter being once elected, for the office Of
President So did Thomas Jefferson, james Afsdi
son, Jd,nes .MoRrOe and Gen. .4adreac Jackson
Mr. Tan Buren,, on the contrary, wishes to run
the third time. This is anti-democratic, and should
not be tolerated by true RepuLiicans IL he can
be run Tor The third time, he may run during ife
This would be undermining our republican temple.
upon which rests our future hopes, and the homes
of our children Philadelphia .nereury.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12
IARINE LEsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE

CLEARED.
Brig Erie, Gunby, Gibraltar.
Brig Columbia, Coffin, Laguayra.
Schr Mary Catharine, Gayle, Charleston.
Schr Roe, Dodge, New York
Schr !. Emory, Wood, Alexandria
Schr Vermadela, Groves, Norfolk and Richmond.
ARRIVED.
Br. brig P. I. Nevius Stoop, Is DIS fin st. John, NIB
ISchr Susan Ellen, Sheppard, l6 ds I'm Castne, Me.
Schr Fulton, Hubbard, 10 days from Turks Island.
Schr Harp, Beaston, days from Wilmington. N. C..
Schr Mary, Cook, days from Ncwburyport.
Schr Hyrcanus, Beard, from Point Lookout
MEMORANDA.
Ship Leland, kendrck, for Baltimore, cleared at
iareston Sth inst.
'Schr Brave, ialleck, for Baltimore, went to sea
IN Savannah 7lh inst.
-Schr Potomac, Collins, from Baltimore, arrived at
)rtland 9Th inst.
Schr Wellington, Knowton, from Baltimore, arrived
] Portsmouth, NJ H., 3d inst.
Schr Armida, Trefethen, from Portsmouth for Bal
tnSre, arrived at Holmes; Hole 18th inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

BARGAINS FROM NEW YORK,
IN SPLENDID DRESS GOODS, SH4WLS, Sc
nv Il. HAYWARD. No. 20 HOWARD ST,
ALs Sd door nom Fayete, has Just returned frc.a
New York and Philadelphia, with superb stock of
rich Goods, nsaiy of which were parchnsed at less
than they cost to impost, and will be sold at small
advance. Among which are
Beautiful BonRa RlB E0NS, at 10y Is and lSs cents
Splendid Fancy and Plain Bonnet YELVETS
Very rich Cashmere De Ecosse, ONLY ste. wosih so
do. Super do. do, al A, so and 62lc.
Superb ch,sS;.n and Grape DE EcOss, 374 to 50c.
Rich New sly he's Moosslin de LANES, 25 to 3i3c.
super de- Real French, (vesy beautifully
Fine In isaBa Cashneres and ApacaS, var0ns shades
English MERINOES, exceedingly cheap
WIS! SIIAWLS! SHASLS!
Splcndisay Embd SILK Fringe Thbet SHAWLS
do. Sn3'r high cold French Cashmere do
do. Dama>k, RTocha and rich Striped do
do. Emb'd and Plain NJ. he Lame do
Superior English and Spun Silk HOSIERY
Genuine Welch Flannells, warranted nnshrinking
Handsome PutfCOLLARS> Mourning COLLARS
Kid and other Gloves, Mtts, Cravats, Silk mps, &c.
With a variety Of desirable PLAIN GOODS for
FRIES pS and others, as
Neat STYLE Mouselin de LANES; Neat Style Calicoes
Plain Thbet and De Lame SllAWLS, super quality
Grey Silk Cambets Super blk Senshews and Sasnetts
Supr Cap Grape, Edinburgh Book Muslin HDKFS.
Superfne French and English BROAD CLOTHS,
browH and olive shudes
Very neat FESTlNGS; Rich Style do.
And many other cheap Goods-a of which pnr-
chaSerS ARE invite. to cali and examine before
buying. Domestic Goods very cheap. oil
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12
d | f. d.

Dn Friday, Sth inst, SUSANNAH, only daughter OF
van and Snsannah Morgan, aged 3 years and :
onths, after few days illness of scarlet fever To
Ter parents her loss will prove afllieton. She
as endowed with degree of intelligence far beyond
Yer years, and possessed sweetness OF disposition
hat even wen upon the affections of those NOT on
|ected with her by the ties of kindred.
On the 9th inst, Ellen, wife Of Samuel Dunsord, IA
|ative of Manchester misunderstanding husband
I'd two children TO lament their loss
On the 10Th inst, William Mumma in the 66Ih year
n his age-one of the gallant band OF defenders of
Baltimore in 1914
Suddenly, on Saturday morning last, Mr. Benjamin
ann aged 80 years.
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Opposition TO MONOPOLY"
FARE REDUCED.

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL,
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted,) at al o'clk, A. NJ
FARE ONLY $50.
n sz<~>a The only real Opposition Line be-
Gs54psAlssr tween Baltimore and philadelphia,
&Azssz1XkSsk leaves the wharf, corner of Light and
Pratt Streets EVERY MORNING, Except Sunday y
at y o'clock, per splendid Steamer NAPOLEON,
Capt Ross, TO Chesapeake City, thence ii miles
through the Canal to Dclawar e City, in first class
Packet Boats, commanded by ecntlemanly and eXpe-
reneed Captains and thence by the splendid Steamer
PIONEER. Capt. Bilderhack, and arrive in Phade-
phla early the same evening.
The public are assured that notwithstanding the
false reports in circulation, nt this line having been
Stopprd) 1t is, and will he continued and rNrron
spared To give comfort and speed to passengers. The
only change that has been made is in placing the
Steamboat PIONEER on this line in the stead OF the
Steamboat Portsmouth, because OF popular freju-
dice OuSlly founded) against this last named boat.
Mr. Rees has been all along and It'll is the Agent i'll
Philadelphia of the only Opposition Liue.
LOOK OUT FOR lMPOSITl'1N! The Portsmouth
Line is run hra Mnnopolizing Company for the
purpose of putting down the regular opposition. II
you wish 10 keep the fare reduced from "a 10 S.50,
go by the Steamer NAPOLEON and no other. The
accommodations by this line warranted 10 be equal
To any running.
The Line by NAPOLEON and PIONEER was
commenced in June, by the individual enterprise of
city and Philadelphia, and it is hoped that
generous public will sustain it against the Portsmouth
Line lately started, and Ohcrc is good reason
beIeve) by the RAILROAD Company's agent
GRORGE A. RAWLINGS, Agent.
I63- Office, Light, above Pratt IT. no
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.
IFHOLES.1LE .IND RETAIL.
ESRY w. COOK r.. CORNER OF IA
d II MOVER AND LOMBARD STREETS, has re-
cclvrd tom the Auctions, Sc, handsome assert
meat Of FALL GOODS, consisting of
Rep CaShmcreS; Cashmere D'EcOsse
MOr~In and Grape de LANES; Gala Plaids
Printed NrirctS; Fig'd and plain Alpnca@
striped FagliOui and Cashmere Shaws
WcICh FlanurlS, warranted not 10 sArink in wash
my, FROM ri Cts. to per ward.
Blrachcd, brown and cNlorrd Canton Flannels
Cloths, Of all coors and qua! ties
CaSSInr rrs-a handsome assortment
Saifnrto; kcrSey, LIhscyS; Flushing.
hrayrr tluill>; Kentucky and glasgow Jeans
Whitney, Point, and nutil BLANKETS
CalIro"si tiingIamS Green Barge
Lacrs. Edsngs, aud Cap Nets
Cd and /! Long Cloth Sheetngs
Cnlorcd Cambtics; Wadding, Bats
Merlnn shirts and Drawers; Napkins
irish l.in"ns; Diapers and ShcetIngs
Domestic heached and brown Shirtngs s. Sheetings
OF AL widths aud qualities
osnaburg-; Drillin.s; TlckingS
Paid~; Checks; lIdkfS., &c. sc.
All for sale at the very lowest prices at the Cheap
Store, corner Of Hanover and Lombard SITS. O22
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AUCTION SALES.
BY w. N. DUTCH y co. -.

CORNER or LOMBARD AND CHARLES STREETS.
6SHELF SALE OF DRY GOODS. On THURS
~ DAY AFTERNOON, Nov. l4th, at 3 o'clock, in
lots from the shelves, assortment Of Seasonal
BILE DRY GOODS, consisting of Cloths; Cassimeres;
Sattincttsi FlannelS; brown and bleachGd Cottons;
Furniture, Plate and ChintZ Prints Nous. de Lanes
Alpacas Printed Nelves; Beaver Cloths; WoOllen and
Brussels Shawls; Tweeds; Corded Skirts; Patent
Threads black and colored Cambrics; Irish Linens;
Beached Drillings; Sewing Silks Black LasiIngsi
GambroOn; Ticking; Paris Kid Gloves; Ribbons; Cal
looms. Sc. 80. with lot of Stock DRY GOODS.
At o'cIncn-,O eases Bleached SHEETINGS and
SHlRrINGS.
80 lbs M1r>hall's Patent THREAD, assorted Nos.
100 "ai.0oEs DaNId's Triple Chain BALLOONS.
ME II WIN. n. DUTCH & co.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
AUCTION GOODS,

GREAT BARI .4TNS! GREAT Bar G.4INS
m UsH RECEIVED, from TIE auctions, an as.
81 s0rtment Of Taglion, Blanket aud Waffle ShawIs;
Marine Snrins>; Plald iuines; Apron Checks; Wool
len Comturi> Nr>iiug>; ban aud col d spool Cotton
Carpering; / / and d printed Floor CLOTH Hosiery
IRISH Linens: Gloves; Flaunris; brown cotton Table
Diaper; brown Linen I able Cloths; Luslring and Sa
tin Cravat-; PLud INyrci-; BEOAD-CLOrHS; a few
bales rorY .hcHy brown ShrtHg>, &c; which, tOgeh
with large ad handsome assortment of FALL
DRY GOODS. am selling re,g iow, both wholesale
and rrDlIl, aa invite all WHO want purchase greql
bur gains to cal and see for themselves.
HENRY W. COOKE,
tnf the late firm OF Flint. Conke Y ro)
No corner vi Hanover and Lombard ,ts.
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CLOTHS AND CASHMERES


NEjT STYLE F.9LL GOODS.
NSE of the best and most extensive aSsortnCnts
W in the city can b. found NJ the store OF the sub
scriber purchased in this and the New York market.
the styles entirely and differing from a,y in the
city. Gentlemen wishing something very handsome
are requested TO call and examine his stock-con-
sSting of
GcRulHr West of England CLOTHS extra fine
superior French and American do.
French paid and ribbed CASSlMERE5
English and American do, superior
Heavy plaid English do, low priced
Splendid ak Velvet FESTlSGS
WOoIlrn Velvet Do, anew article
Mcrlno, Cashmere and Valencia do.
Buff, whit" and straw Cashmere do.
splendid ELK and satin SCARFS
Black silk aud satin CRAVATS
LoEd'n twilied SpsttaIhed HDkFS.
COrahS POnsce, Bandanas, &c.
MGrEo ShyiS, Drawers and Gloves.
The above goods have been carefully selected, the
styles al new, aud for richness and beauty will
compare with any in the city; for sale AT small ad
vance. EDW. j. RICHARDSON,
OILS No 81 Baltimore street
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NOVEL ENTERTAINMENTS.

: Vt,
PRATT STREET (near the Brdsc,)
THIS EJ-ENING, Nor. H. and during the week!
Mr. II. :. BEAVERS the Blind Vocalist and Violin =
isl, will sing several Songs, initiate different lnStru
mcns the Violin, and make il articuIatr words so
as to be understood MIR. HENRY in Plate Waiting,
&c. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. an exhibition of
Nitrous ONyde, ar Laughing Gas, by Mr.. e. CLIFF
TON. Nine Living Rattle Snakes. Admission To the
Museum and Saloon, only l2A cents. nl2 eo3t+
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ORANG OUTANG

OR, WILD H-UH.4N or THE WOODS.
TE'HE greatest Living Natural Curiosity in the
World, Mndtlr Fanny.
the only living ORANG OUrANG in this country,
and the largest ever d0mrsticated, will he exhibited
on MONDAY, Nov. II, iSl4, and every day and even
Ing TILL further notice, in BALTIMORE STREET, door
west Of Calvert, ami Immediately opposite the Balti-
more Museum.
Admission % cents, children under II years of
age half price.
Hours OF Exhibition Morning. from 9 ill 3 After
noon, from 10 j; Evening, from 10 O'Clock. no
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J. & G.. BALTZELL.

10. 200 BALTIMORE STREET, opposite Sharp.
AVE ON HAND large assortment of
n SILK GOODS, of the latest and richest styles,
,ceived by the last packets-amongst which will be
bund
cry rich watered and figured POULT DE SOLE
do do figured BROCADE
|ig'd and changcable Poui de Sole
,uiped and plaid Poult de Sole
lain, cord and changeable A Satin Ottoman
IA black and blue black Satin Ottoman
A black and blue black Gro de Alpine
IA do do Satin striped Gro de Alpine
IA do do eros Imperial
White, pink, light blue and black Pouli de Sole
do do do and colored SATINS
'hite and cherry cold Marcelines; cold Florenccs
est black Italian Lusrings and Gro de Rhine
Pix ana blue blk Gro de Naples; Gro de Sole
(hangeable corded Camene
Eue blk and cold Vevets for bonnets and dresses
Geayy blk Satin Vestngs, and superior black Silk
Tx and cold silk SURGES, 81 inches wide
ELVETS, for Merchant Taors' use, &C., with u
variety.
The above Goods being Of our own importation, we
variant them to he of the best quality, and will sell
Ilem on onr usual terms wholesale or retail. ne
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

EDAEkAGI1 SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
N AND BROGANS. The subscriber will sell at
Auction, by Catalogue, on WEDNESDAY, Nov. -,
at 10 O'Clock store No, l6A German street, (west OF
lauOvcr.j
800 Packages BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANS,
rr, and Sra,unah!e Goods received direct from the
manufacturers consignment, comprising an assort
mGnt suited to ihr town and country trade The at
tcntlon ot country merchants, who purchase by the
package. and dealers generally is respectfully called.
THOMAS STEARNS,
Agent for the manufacturers,
No. l65 German street
THOMPSON < COVER, Auctioneers.
~ Goods in the above line for sale low private
sale. n7-dts
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MARRIED.

ION the Sd inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Rackus, William
Iishman To Miss Isabella Elliot all Of this city.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. ShrigIey, Alex.
lder Henry, of Philadelphia, to Miss Anna Maria
iheeler, OF this city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CIRCUS-FRONT STREET.
WEIGH & DELAyAN, Proprietors.

WEIGH & DELAY PrOprietOrs.
List WEEK OF PUIk.iM.
REENGAGEMENT OF MR.. SILSBEE,
And continued and increasing Success Of the Grand
National Drama of PUTNAM, which continues 10
attract delighted Thousands nightly.
YOUNG DIAMOND,
Is also fe-engaged aud will appear Nightly.
FgNHIS EVENING, Nov. }, will he presented
IL the Grand National Drama, entitled
PUTIN A NJ.
Capt. Jedediah Homcspun, Mr.. SILSBEE.
Gen. Washington, Mr.. WARD
Gen. Green, MIR. ". JOHNSON.
Gen, tadwalader, MrCADWAILADER
Major Putnam, Mr.. ROGERS.
Previous 10 which, Grand Equestrian Acts by Mr..
J. J. NATHANS, MIR. CADWALLADER, Master
GLENROY, Master KIECAnE, and others.
The celebrated MAY WELLS appear Clowns.
{d3- For particulars, small bills.
{3- Boxes 80 cts. Pit p csS. Cord Gallery q cts,
10 Doors oprr at64 O'Clock Performances to com,
mepce at : O'Clock precisely. 1t
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BY II. aIEACIIAM,

102, CORNER BALTIMORE x HULLIDAY-sTs.
MIGHT AUCTION SALES. Monday, Wed
" nrsiay aud Saturday evenings, for the public
sale If Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Paintings,
Private libraries, Sc, &c
J3- Con.iauments of articles for positive sales
specially solicited, which cash advances will be
made when asked.
uG-.tw r. MEACHAM.
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SPECTACLEs! SpECrACLES9

SPECTACLES! SPECIACLES!
NNHI. ID. ELTONHEAD, from Philadelphia,
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Spoons and Silver Ware, and fine JENELRY Of
every description, hand and for sale wholesale and
retail. Also, large assortment of CLOCKS and
WATCHES Of every pattern, of the most approved
manufacturers. CocKs, Watches and Jewelry, OF
every description, neatly REPAIRED, and warranted.
NIB Cash given for old Gold and Silver, exchang-
cd for Goods, at
ap25-f No. 1879 BALTIMORE STREET
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RICH SILK GOODS.

RICH SILK GUUDS.
|D fIGELDOWNEY 81 CO., 1853 BALTI-
HNs MORE STREET, between Calvert and Light
reefs, daily receiving fresh supply of new style
fall and Winter GOODS, comprising, in part, Rich
|trpe Gro de Pekin; Brocade Gro de Algiers Striped
Vatins new style; Jet and Blue Black Gro de Rhine;
(ustrings aud Gro de Swiss; Blue Black Helencienne
md Gro de Antique, Black Watered and Striped Sa
lns and Gro de Berlin; new style French Cashmere
hid Mousene de Lame; Bombaziue, Alpacas, Sc.
n of which vii! be sold ut reTy small advance, by
X. McELDOWNEY s. co.
No. 1863 Baltimore street,
nd td2I* Between Calvert and Light sis.
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A L. NJ A " A C.
LIST OF APPLICANTS

Z or the benefit Of the Insoircnt Larcs Of Mary
v luHd for the last reek
n Merryman, halter 'Jno. Torrens, boatbuildrt
avus Giles, carpenter tTho's Dllaway, teacher
b. Andrews, hnckster *The's II. roIy mariner
:. Harris, laborer Geo. Emick brickmaker
astly Davis, shoemaker Jos. Windcr. store kceper
An. Burke. farmer. co'ty wv. II. Mohley, carpenter
las II. Griffin, brickayer *Wm. II. Pindell. c0Iorcd
'seph Talbot, innkeeper *Gcorse Milhoune do.
albion Talbot, do. tJohn Powell, do.
For debts less than $50.
To appear before the commissioners. 9th Jan, 1914.
Day of final hearing, lst March, 1915.
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TABLE CUTLERY
OGERS', PARKERS', MUENS' AND RUS
10 SELLS TABLE CUTLERY Just received Il
good assortment Of the above mentioned Culefy con-
Sisng of
Fine Ivory balance Knives and Fovks in sets OF II to
50 pieces, with French Forks
Fine Ivory, Table and Dessert balance handle Knives
with Waterloo Bo.teis for Silver Forks.
Sver handle Table and DcsSer Knives for Silver Folks
Fine Self Tip Knives and Forks, in sets and doaens.
Fine Ebony Handle Knives and French Forks.
good assortment of Carving Knives and Forks.
Cook ana Bread Knives.
Chiren'S Knives aud Forks.
Game Carvcrs; Beef SIiccrs; Oyster Knives.
Butcher Knives; Meat Saws and Ceavers.
Champagne Openers; Nut Picks, Ivory and cannon
handles.
RazorS, Scissors, SC, with a variety Of POCKET
CUTLERY. AT the Furnishing Warehouse.
n9-en.ln No, Z n. HOWARD STREET.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF MORT

IN VIRTUE of power to sell, contained IN
II deed OF mortgage dated 18th Jaly, 1893 of record
in Lb-r T. X. No. 3Sf. folio ~, &c one OF the Land
records of Baltimore county, from Abraham Hyam, as
msrtg;gee, 10 Patrick Maeauley and John III. B. La
trobe trustees Of the estate Of Joseph Theznburs, de
ceased and in pursuance of the act of the General
Assembly of Maryland passed at December session,
lc6, CHI 2i9 entitled at relating 40 mortgages in
the city of Baltimore; the undersigned, attorney of
the said morteagees hereby gives noticetha oil TUES
DAY, the 10Th day of November, 1874, at O'Clock,
P. NJ, on the PREMISES he will proceed to foreclose
the said mortgage by a sale at pablo auction, to the
highest bidder ct the property described i'll said mort
gage, AZ follows An that piece parcel Of Ground,
situated and ing in the city of Baltimore, on the
north side Of CaHien street. fronting thereon 10 feet,
and extending back aboat 100 feet between Paca and
Euaw streets, being part of the Lot leased by Geo.
aud Benjamin e. Howard to Charles D. Gorsueh, on
the LIST Dee 1927 at the yearly rent of GAS and assign
ed by said Gornch to the mortgage on the Isl Jan,
1928 The debt due said mortgage, and TO satisfy
which the above sale will be made, amounts in pin
cipa and interest 10 this day, to the sum of Sl4o w.
fef- The terms of sale areone-third CASH ne-thrd
in months and e-third in IL months the credit
payments hear interest from day OF sale, ana 10 De
secured nv approved endorsed notes. or the whole ia
cash, at the option of the purchaser
Attorney of Mortgages.
ol4-eots VIEWER, CANNON CO., Auetrs.