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Law OF MARYLAND.
NO. 303.
[BY AUTHORITY |
An Act entitled an Act taxing certain Of,
Gcers.

Il'' AS' SH|il!Su oh act laA!Hs SSItdii Oh
liccrs.
Section. l. BE i enacted By Tic Ccacr-
IL .I$s2MJly Of .iidyyiand, That the Clerk
o! .ho Court Of Appeals, the Clerks CT The
/ several county Cou.Is and Of Baltimore
! city Court, end Of Howard district, the
Register IL Chancory and tae Register OF
Wills Of the several counties in this State
and OF Howard district, shall pay annu~
! ally hereafter to the Treasurer Of the
! Western Shore, the sums hereinafter spc-
ciied, and that the said payments shall
be made in two equal semi-annually pay
meats on the first day o! May and HE
first day Of November in each year, the
first q said scni-annu4!!y a}ments to be
made Oh the first day Of n ovcmber, 1915.
Sec. 2. ind be ii caacled, THAT he said
annual tax or sum .! money to he paid as
hereby provided ro: by the lir,, sccIion
OF Ih's Act, by the said several Clerks
and Registers shall be as .uiiows, viz:
The Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals Of the
Western Shore $3.50; the Clerk Of the
Court Of App,a's Of rhc Eastern Shore
he sum Of VIC; the Clerk Of Baltimore
CHy Court the sum Of c9"O; the ccrh Il
Baltimore county cour 5000, The clerk
oi AIIeEany county court The sum Of %5Sjl
ihe Clerk Of Washington county court
lbs s@m Of Sl03, the clerk OF Frederick
county court Tic sum OF $40, The clerk
"i Prince Georges county court tho iuu
If $3.50, the clerk Of Talbot county court
dc snm Of $3.50, the clerk Of Queen
Anae's county court the sum Of $500,
'he clerk Of Cecil county court $3.50,
the clerk Of St. Hlury's county court The
SUM Of $500, the clerk Of henI county
court the sum OF 200, the clerk Of Caro-
iAe County cCG:. l'e sum Of $50, tie
r!,"! oi Somerset county coUrtlio sum Of
$50, the ciyjk Of Hartford county cout
the sum Of $3.50, The clerk of Worcester
county court the sum Of $50, the clerk
"i CHARLES county court the SUM Of $22JJ
HE clerk Of Carrot! county court the sum
OF + 100, the clerk Of Montgomery coun
" court the sum Of $3.50, Tie clerk o;
Anne Arundel county court 80, the
clclk Of Howard District court the sum
| o! $40, the Clerk OF Calvert county court
the sum 0! t,lj0, and tie clerk Of Dor>
chester county court the sum Of $3.50.
! he Register in Chanccry the SIM of
500, ihc Register Of Wills of Baltimore
county the sum Of 5000, the Register Of
willis Of Frederick county the sum OF
500, the Register OF " ills of WASH
iH5t3n county The sum Of 1850, the Re
c;rirr of WINS Of Prince Cnnrr.a| rnu,,l,,
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ala, Princess Ann, and German Cores
pondent will insert the above once week
for three weeks, and the Baltimore sun
twice week for the same time.
7sNIiE UNDERSIGNED, the officer
Z appointed by the Governor 10 pro-
vide the Marks and stamps, under an act
Of the General Assembly Of Maryland,
passed at December session 1914, entitled
AN ACT imposing duties Oh Promissory
n otes, Bills of Exchange, Spccialilics
and other Instruments Of Wiring, to
aid in paying the debts oflhc Siate''--anl
to distribute the paper parchment, vellum
Of other material when stamped, mention
ed il the said act, as is therein provided
hereby, as required by the second section
Of the said ac!, notifies the said several
stamps and matks as follows:
l. The ten cent stamp is an impression
| / l6llls of an inch in diameter, having
/ IN the centre the letters and figures, 40
c'uts,n surrounded by wreath, between
which and the edge Of the impression are
The words state Of Maty!and Stamp. -
! The edge Of the impression is raised with
Tie !nuGr side lnlirnlcd.
All the other stamps arc Of the same
design, varying only Ia SIZE and i'll ,hc Dc
nomination Of Tie stamp.
.. The fifteen cent stamp is Il lGtGs
Of al inch in diameter, witA ilc llt.ers
and figures 10 c'Nls" in the cenhe.
.. The twenty-i five cent stamp is %.
;;5;.:l,nd q! an lnch in diameter, with The lot.
lers and figures 20 ccn!s" in the centre.
4 The fifty cent stamps IL. lGths Of
ala inch in diameter VITA The letters and
psure, 80 cents" in the cenl,e.
). The seventy five cent stamp IS ~
322nL9 Of an ucii ia diameter with The lc:-
Icrs aud figures ''75 cents" in tAo centre,
| 6. The dollar stamp is ii 1Glhs o! an
inch in diameter, with the letIegs lone
doi.o in the centre,
; z. The doI!ara and al half stamp is Il.
l6ths Of al inch in diameter, with tie
words zone dol. & halo in the centre.
6. The two dollar stamp is one iuth
in diameter, with the words "two du.'s"
in lac centre.
9. The two dollars ana half stamp i,
lI-32nd lHch in diameter, with he words
,.i,,.n L,Ilar. &. hair, in the centre.
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Is l. lo,!'S i,'TI III 'I"'Ii',,:, M''' ''''
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IL: ne '"'F o"'''I s'""!' Is - !o'''S
men u oIdI'S'eF' WA" VIC "o'"" 'o"'
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.3-Io'hsIn men ~ o'a!.ieic.' VIII '''@ "0'""
'iiTG ",,,I''S 9 MAJ! III '"' 'c'','C. So.
10 nc S'@ ""''a' S'"n'p - - ,, '''
''G,i III o'"'ne''r' "''N Tie ""'"S 81"
oo,iaFS III 'ne cr"'Fe.
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HH0EgGAs

Conner ofSt. Paul and Fayei!c streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken. fitted
and furnished the MANSION house as
d Public Hotel would be happy to receive
the patronage oIthc travelling community
who may favor him with call, and fiat
tiers hinaelflhat they will find every COM
tort aad attention which are to be mot
with IN the bcs! Hotels in the city
n. B. \ few Gentlemen can be ac-
c"mmoda'ed with board aud plcasa,,
room' By the month or year on rlasula.
BIZ terms. JOIN ALbLETsON.
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S1sSsGe.

n HE Partnership heretofore existing
~ under the Firm Of a. BO-N,4.t' 4
BROTHERS, is, in consequence Of de
death of one Of the Partners, tbs day dis
solved.
The business at Octorara Mil, will
hereafter be carried on, and the aiiiirs of
sald firm settled up by the surviving part
ners under the firm oGJoseph Roman, Jr.
s Co.
JOSEPH ROMAN. } Survivors aud
ABSALOM ROMAN, Successors of
JOSEPH ROMAN, Jr } the late firm.
Octofara Mills, April /, lol5.
zap l2-3w.
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Andrew G. Barclay aud
John NJ. Kennedy,
William TUT! and Rulh ClIANCERY,
N. Tufl his wife, and April, 1915.
William Mead.
ORDERED, That the sale made and
reported by John Z. Groome, Trustee,
appointed for The sale of the Real Estate
i'll thB cause mentioned, be ratified ard
confirmed, unless cause he shewn TO The
contrary, on or before The llih day of
June next, provided copy Of this order
he inserted III some newspaper published
i'll the State of Mary land once in each oi
three successive weeks before the Ilth day
Of May next
The Report states the amount Of Sales
to be Si,975
True Copy.
Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Reg. Cur. Can.
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'l'HHE CECEEA EVlHHG.

Civilian, Cumberland; Madisonian. Ilay.
re de Grace; Cecil Wing; Kent News;
Centrevillc Times; Pearl, Denton; Gaz.
cite, Easlon; Cambridge Chronicle; Her
aid, Princess Ann, and German Cores
pondent, will insert the above once week
for three weeks, and the Baltimore sun
twice a week for The same time
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CITY HALL. BALTIMORE. January es,b 1sa5.


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correspondence between this and the British
Government in relation to the surrender of tn-
gitive slaves, under the treaty of 1871, which
was adopted.
Mr.. Wethered endeavored to have reported
the bill giving the assent of Congress to Le-
gslatve act OF Virginia, concerning the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal, but objection was
made and Mr.. WIS. wish was defeated.
MIR. Weller submitted resolution to close
all debate in committee of the whole on the
Oregon question, tomorrow at . O'Clock, and
moved the previous question, which was &C.
conded by IA to AZ.
On the main question, Mr.. Vance demanded
the yeas and nays, which were ordered, and
the resolution was passed by vote OF ga to 90.
The House then resolved itself into commit
tee of the whole, and Mr.. Hunt, Of n. Y,
made n sensible speech in opposition to that
spirit which seemed to be urging this House,
in face of treaties and international law, to ali
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of territory.
Mr.. Morris, of Pa, was ready to vote for d
bill giving notice Of the termination of the
convention for the Joint occupancy of Oregon,
but not for the bill as 1t now stood
Mr.. Douglass, of H., beloved for all hour
in favor of the bill before the House.
MIR. Severance, of Name, followed in Il sen.
sble speech against making 'more haste than
good speed" in territorial grandeur and con.
quest.
Mr.. Adams followed in an admirable and ot;
fcctive speech. He pronounced this great
question: a terrible question, and, with modes
ty that must have told upon some of the flip
pant and juvenile boosters that preceded him,
acknowledged that he had not been able to
give the subject that examination which would
Justify him in setting up the same claims To
orthodoxy which others had. Mr.. A. made 4
lucid statement of the claims of our govern.
ment, but insisted upon the obligations imposed
upon US by the convention.
Mr. A. V. Brown replied, and insisted that
every one might obtain, from several source:
which he named, all the necessary light tc
clear up our title to Oregon. Mr.. b. says il
Great Britain wants war, let her have it.
MIR. Winthrop moved that the committee
rise. The motion YVES carried, and the House
adjourned
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reported for the American Republican,
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 81, lS4


A communication was received and laid be-
fore the House, from the President of the b. &
O. r. X. Co. i'll relation to charges for trans
portation on said road, &c;-in reply to call Of
the House.
Leave was granted MIR. Worthington, Of b.
Co., to report bill for the relief of Alexander
Smith, of BALTIC. city. The said bill was &C
cordingly reported and passed.
A petition was presented by MIR. Gallagher
from citizens of Baltimore, for the incorpora-
tion of Newton University.
A petition was presented by Mr.. Ghselin,
from citizens of p. Georges, for law to abo-
lish the commissions allowed attorneys for the
collection of debts.
petition was presented by MIR. Gallagher
from the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
for repeal Of the tax on incomes and ground
rents.
A petition was presented by Mr.. Stansbury,
of Baltimore CO., from citizens of said county,
praying that the location of the Bel-Air road
may be prescribed.
petition was presented by MIR. Johnson, of
A. A, from James Reed and others, praying
the appointment of Chaplain of the Penten-
tiary.
An order was submitted to the House by Mr..
Ware which after debate, was adopted, requiring
the President ofthe Ches. s. o. c. Co., to answer
certain queries, concerning the attendance of
agents of said company at the Legislatures OF
Md.-the duties they there fulfilled, and the
compensation given them thereior;-and con-
corning the rates of charge for transportation,
SC. &c.
The House passed resolution granting
pension to Polly Walker, of Frederick CO.
The committee appointed under an order for
enquiring into the expediency of taking vote
of the people on calling convention for re-
forming the constitution, submitted report,
accompanied by bill, providing for the taking
of such vote; and by bill to call convention
without adding to the expenses of the State,
Mr.. johnson, of A. A., reported bill to Sc
parate the Farmers Bank of Maryland from its
branches, which was referred.
Mr. Thomas, from the committee on inspec
ton, reported supplement to the act, relating
to the inspection of Plaster Of Paris in Baltic
which was passed.
A bill to incorporate the Susquehanna Fire
Company, was passed.
In SENATE. The principal portion of this
mornings session was occupied with the case
ofthe contested seat, the reports of the MAORI
ty and minority of the committee on elections
being up. The Senate was addressed by
Messss. Ross and Ely.
The nominations of yesterday, tor Directors
OF Maryland Penitentary,-th civil list for
Calvert county; and addition to the list OF Jus
tees of the Peace for P. G.'s CO., were to-day
confirmed by the Senate.
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HOO DOLLARS REWARD. DoCToE

II " y SIOtN > Fl ECIFIC COMFOUNU, TOT
the cure of GoncrrhRa, elects, SriCtnres Dialects OF
difiulty iii making water and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretha of either SEX
In no case has this medicine been known to fail, t.
effect permanent cure and toe, in the shortest posi-
bic time. Should this medicine fail to effect cure
where it has been taken according directions, return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quaek nosrums
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, yeu can
purchase pleasant, sure, and speedy cure composed
solely of vegetable substance? One huadfed dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
to equal this compounds or who will prove that
tains any mineral substance whatever.
N. B. This medicine be had of James p WI
hanson, corner of High and Gaysts. co. ); Joseph
Sawyer, corner of Paca ind Pratt-sts.; and by h.
Forney, corner Of Clay and Eutaw streets.
In Washngton-by c. Scott, corner of 9TH st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner of 9th
street and Pennsylvania Avenue. fel0ytSm+
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Correspondence of the U. S. Gazette.1
New YORK, Thursday, z, Nj

There a very heavy demand for foreign bills
ON London they held at lO9iall0. On Paris 5f23s
a5f22; u. 5. SIS improved i Ohio 6s declined !; Ill
inois special bonds J; Canton Co /; Long Island
Ston nington I.
The Leather sale well attended, and prices ad-
vanced the last sale da3c per h. The sales of Cot
about 1000 bales at firm prices. Flour mprov
ed little, Genesee and other Western are worth 81
75ai 81.
There is no new feature in Provisions; some prime
Pork sold at 81 49, held at Sl0al0 ~. Sugar is
firm with bat little landing. N. O. Molasses is worth
22a22c. Iron has advanced the news, it held
firmly at $50 for bars, and S29a3O for pigs; $50 bbs of
Pot Ashes taken at "a; and $50 do Pearls AT
"a -.
Sales Stock Exchange 900 U. States IS 1853,
1922; $4,000 do Coupons 1893; $40 900 Ohio 6's 1860
97!; $4,000 Illinois Special Bonds 39,a39; $4,000
Penn SIS, opg. 70; 5000 do 80 ia; 225 Canton a.
Sales at Public Stock Exchange-SlOOO Kentucky
6s lO0 1000 Illinois Special Bonds 40; 1000 InSiS
6's 80; l25 Canton Az.
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HODFREY ECKLOFF,
ID A

NN FHSTfIVNHDLFs NEhCTI4tNI I NIIOh,
north side Of Louisiana Avenue, Washington city,
Respectfully informs his old customers and the public,
that he attends all orders in the line Of his business
at his residence, above described. He will make
up, in Il neat and fashionable manner every kind of
genemen's, youths and children's garments and his
charges will in all be moderate, suit the times
GODFREY ECKLOFF, having become a natural
lied citizen Of the United States thirty years ago. and
having resided in the city of Washington for twenty
years. hopes he may retain the custom of those friends
TO whom he is well known, and of others who may
be pleased 10 think that naturaZed citizen, who is
well acquainted with his business in all its branches
and who has resided in credit among them for twenty
years, has solid claims upon the citizens al large
than persons in the line of business, who have
just arrived in the county, and are trying to take the
lead in matters professional as well as political.
ia9S enlm
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Correspondence of the Americans Republican,
WAsInNGToN, Jan. 81, lS4j.


.Mc.huitgS Case. The further investigation
of the embezzlement case took place this morn
ing at the Grand Jury Room before Justices
Morsell and Goddard. understand that all
the testimony in support of the prosecution was
heard to day. Tomorrow morning the witness
ses in behalf of Mr.. McNulty will he brought
forward and the counsel of the accused Messrs.
Hoban and Reed will enter upon his defence.
Shocking Affair. Yesterday evening about
five o'clock shocking affair occurred on the
farm of Mr.. Woodruff, situated on the Eastern
Branch, and about 4 mile from the Anacosta
Bridge. have Just conyersed with an inteli-
gent gentleman, who was at Mr.. Woodrufi's
house after the dreadful occurrence took place.
and from that gentleman | learn that Mr.
Woodruff had quarrel with his step son Geo
w. Talburt-the latter having charged Wood
ruff with going into the city and collecting
some rents in his (Talburt' s) name and spend
ing the money. Woodruff became excited at
the charge; and both persons agreed to go out
of the house and take a fist fight Woodruff
left the house but not finding Talburt follow
ING him returned. In the meantime Talburt
went upstairs for his gun; and as soon as Wood
ruff entered the house, Talburt discharged the
gun at his step tather,-the shot entering his
body near the sixth rib, and penetrating the
lungs. After the gun had been discharged, the
parties closed and scuffle ensued, in which
Mr.. Woodruff received another severe wound
on the skull 1t is thought that Woodruff can
not survive the wounds he has received; indeed
at the time write, it is reported and believed
by some that Woodruff is dead.
The Temperance Convention adjourned last
night for two weeks. The Rev. Ulysses Ward
was chairman of the Convention, Mr.. John
Sexsmith was its Secretary. METROPOLIS.
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AN bRICAN REPUBLICAN,.
Reported for the American Republican,
COMMERCIAL.

Review of the Baltimore Market,
Fer tn, ncck ending Friday afternoon, Jan"Gy3l l74
Apples. Sales continue to be made at - cts.
a. S. 80 pei barrel
BeesI>aH. small sales only AT 29a30 cents
Bread Stufs. We quote Pilot at S3'2'; Navy
81 D. and Water Crackers Si-wIth moderate salcs.
Beans. Sales made IN small quantities from
vessels at and from stores at 81 % per bushei
Cheese. Far sales ct Eastern IN boxes at : TO
cents, and in casks III , to cents. we quote Ncsl-
erEGesCrve at Jlab cts.
candles. Sales of Sperm at 3oa3lc; Mould at
giaiGc, aud Dipped 9a9lc.
cattle. There were 500 head of Cattlc offered at
the scales this week, of winch i20 were sold to the
butchers, at prices ranging from 81 b2. I" - per lUV
lbs. on the hoef equal to 50 2la5 % net be,s an az"
on last weeks sacs-a5 head were nrI'eh 10 q
Northern market Live hogs are scarce, ana command
"a 50 per 100 lbs. Killed hogs are also scarce, and sell
at 81 25aI so.
coffee. The transactions have becE confined to
pr,vatc sales this week. About 1000 bags Rio have
hecn taken b. To a cents, and t0O do 81. Domingo
81 81 on the usual time
Coupons. We have 4 slight change to note in thu
price OF coupons sales mr made as follows: iol
1912. al iJc 1913, at SOaS2c; and 1914, al '6c.
Fish. But little doing IN any description q
Fish. We quote, No. | Hennrs al ShSJ2
md DUH. Nothing doing in Shad. We quote No.
MacHcrrl at $3.50. No. , Sl0.jO; and No S6.73
$50; Goldfish 2!n3 cts. per Id.
Fuel. There continues TO he a fair supply OF woot
on the whafvrs of Hickory al Si2jaijO; OaN
S3aS3 5o and Pine s2.7ja3 per cord stone Coal s.
a. per tom
Flour. Al the beginning Of the week there wcrt
tew sales of Howard st. Hour al ) l2., bu! IN
consequence Of the small stock III market, ana the
limited receipts, holders soOH advanced the price t.
"a %, ut which rate they arc now firm though the
sales have been quite small Receipt price by cas- "a
CITY Mills flour Is held at 81 25, with lmItt sales ON
ly. S.tail lots of SusQuehanna are taken al . -,
30 sales of rive flour. Sales of Corn meal at - %
. "A urr hhl and 81 per 0Olhs; of Philadelphia Buck
wheat meal at - per loo lbs, and country do at 81 SO
The inspections of the week comprise the iollown.
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET.
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
FHNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
"a customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, selected with special care and judgment
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
5G- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers MAY feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best style, and the shortest notice.
DE- WILLIAM ROGERS.
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District of Columbia Advertisements.

% Mn. WILLIAM THOMPSON, General Agent,
whose office is AT the of Sixth street and LOU
Avenue, Washington city, will receive and for
ward to US, amy advertisements which the citizens of
the District may desire to have published in CO
lumns. The american Republican and Clipper
has greatly increased and daily increasing crcula-
ton in the District cities, and is therefore eligible
medium Of advertising, particularly when the adyer-
tser desires the advantages Of paper widely crcu-
lated in Baltimore, well as i'll the District Of CO.
lumha. Our terms Of advertising are cash, in ad-
vance. Mr.. Thompson is authorized 10 receive and
rccep, for MS, all advertisements sent to him for
the HAmcTcan Republican,
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Reported for the American Republican,
2sth CONGRESS--SECON SESSION.
WASHINGTON, January 81

The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Tibbatts, on leave, introduced joint
resolution to authorize the purchase of Colts
waterproof ammunition.
Mr.. Duncan submitted a resolution that the
committee on public buildings inquire of Prof
Morse if lie can improve the mode of taking
the yeas and nays in the House, and the pro-
bablc cost, &c. A very valuable improvement
this would be- The DR.. could not get sus-
pension.
A multitude of resolutions and motions were
presented and made, but none of them enter
iained, excepting call by the Florida dele
gate, M. Levy, upon the President, for all
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PHILADELPHIA MARK EFT.

i thursday EVENING, 10Th, le45.
Nothing further has uanspired in Cotton. Flour
There is evidently better feeling in the market, and
some factors are not disposed to sell at "a 1913;
quote this as the nominal price to-day. No sales of
Rye Flour Corn Meal. Sales of BOO bushels Penna
Whe al from store at 90a92c Coveseed is dull sales
of fail lots at 81 l2a, we quote at 81 l2sa425 Whis-
key-saes of 40 hhds. at zoe.
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PUBLICATIONS. The Adventures of Baron
Munchauscn, have been received by Shurtz s.
Taylor, North st. And, No. 6 of the History of
Greece, by Armstrong & Berry, Baltimore ST.