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BUFFALO, Tuesday Sept. 22.

A man named Mel Donehue has been mur-
dered al his own door in Chicago. ana sa
Charles Cra, prisoner escaping from the
constable in Lockport, was drowned. M llt
Our market closed TO day at 8lc per bushel
for wheat, "a l8 per bbl Tor Lockport Flour,
and 81 l9 tor Michigan.
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Or CRYSTAL FouNT DIVISION No. 3, S. H.
The members OF this Division are hereby
requested to be punctua in their attendance
at the regular meeting on Monday night, the
2Sth inst At their Hall the corner Of l2lh
street and Penn Avenue.
The election officers willtake place and 9th
er important business will be brought before
them.
Members in arrears il is hoped will be pre-
pored to settle. ....,...
e BY order oftbe Division.
&c. ECKLOFF. r. SCRIBE.
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CARRIERS.

0o- Carriers are wanted for this paper. Any
one who will take route, shall have them for
62 2scenls per hundred copies, paid for al
this Office We feel confident that this affords
fine opportunity for any person out OF em
pioyment.
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A MoMsrRous WoMAN: The Ohio State
Journal says that there is woman, in Picha.
way county, in that State. who weighs 464
pounds She cannot dispose Of herself in
less than two chairs, and would fill three pret-
ty well. She usually sleeps in large chair tha,
she had made for that purpose mot being able
TO sleep in bed. ,t s619e3n ii
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CORRESPONDENCE.

How glorious rthis invention oi writing whels
whatever NAV afford them pleasure or improvements
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ltls repeated that there are more than l2,-
oOo seamstresses in the city Of New York,
working and living at twelve and a half cents
per day. tn.. t0a# I'LL @a oi i
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THE FOU MIA IN.
Monday Morning, September es, is4e.

az The Columbian Fountain has nearly, if not
4nits vida circulation in this city as any other
paper published here believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9th
er city paper Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind.
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VALUABLE LIBRARY. The library of Cam
bridge College, England. consists Of ffty-one
thousand volumes, besides eight or.nine ihous-
and pamphlets. The department on American
History IS supposed 10 be the largest in the
The Oldest work on American history known
TO exist, is letter from Columbus, translated
from Italian into Latin, and published in i494."
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The New Haven papers say that Prof
Woolsey has accepted the Presidency Of Yale
College.
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MURDER An Irishman named James
Cough, at Syracuse, on the. ,2lsl inst, while
in state OF intoxicaton, shot his wife and
child, with a shot gun. The charge took effec,
in the head Of the child, and wounded the mo.
lher in the arm.
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W }. l.. oSulIvan, Esq, it is said, will be
the Secretary oil Legation al the British Court.
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Vlsters at The Sing Sing State Prison, n
York, are now charged 25 cents each for ad
mission.
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AUBURN AND ITHACA TELEGRApH.-This
ine o. Telegraph was put in operation on
"Wednesday last The length of the line is 40
miles.
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PRETTY GOOD. A discontented man was quite
TOO much IN The habit Of reminding his second
rIb what an excellent manager his first wife
was. ass.Bf'k kotka8e
Out OF all patience, in turn he was comfor-
ted win the remark that no one regretted her
death more than she did 10T JOS 4
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-28

t A young man named Solomon Douglass, a
shoemaker, aged 90, committed suicide at
Brunswick, Me-, on the 22d inst, by hanging
himself.
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gave The market bo, hoys specimen Of her dane
ing, she executed several of her PAS svELs and
characteristic dances in a style that would
throw Mile Celeste or Augusta in the shade,
and was in the midst OF Varginny break
down. when her strength gave ont, and over
come by the applause she gracefully swooned
off in a drunken fit, and was escorted up 10
Jail. (Boslon Sun. a.. .
A MoMsrRous WoMAN: The Ohio State
Journal says that there is a woman in Picha
way county, in that State. who weighs 464
pounds She cannot dispose Of herself ID
less than two chairs, and would fill three pret
ty well. She usually sleeps in large chair tha
she had made for that purpose being able
to sleep in bed stlst n 5 sa8esTs ID
VALUABLE LIBRARY. The library of Cam
bridge College, England, consists Of fifty -one
thousand volumes, besides eight or.nine lhous-
and pamphlets. The department on American
History IS supposed 10 be the largest in the
world, containing fve thousand Volumes
The Oldest work on American history known
TO exist, is letter from Columbus, translated
from Italian into Latin. and published in 1894"
MURDER. An Irishman named James
Cough, at Syracuse, on the 2lsl inst, while
in state OF ntoxlcation, shot his wife and
child, with shot gun. The charge took effec,
in the head Of the child, and wounded the mo.
lher in the arm.
BUFFALO, Tuesday Sept 22.
dered al his own door in Chicago sa1
Nhor Nra g. IL
constable in Lockport, was drowned. 4
Our market closed TO day at Bic. per bushel
for wheat, "a l8 per bbl. Tor Lockport Flour,
and 81 l9 tor Michigan
On Tueseay night, the telegraph wires were
destroyed Tor some rods in The vicinity of The
North Haven depot, and the ends bound toge-
ther about the tops of the posts. The injury
was discovered In time to be repaired just as
| the steamers news was ready for transmission.
The New Haven papers say that Prof.
| Woolsey has accepted the Presidency of Yale
College.
tits repeated that there are more than H.
UOU seamstresses in the CITY Of New York,
working and living at twelve and half cents
| per day. n. vi 0'
Visters at The Sing Sing State Prison, N.
York, are now charged 25 cents each for ad.
mission.
AUBURN AND ITHACA TELEGRApH.-This
line OF Telegraph was put in operation on
"Wednesday last. The length of the line is 40
miles. I...
A young man named Solomon Douglass, a
shoemaker, aged 90, committed suicide al
Brunswick, Me-, on the 22d inst, by hanging
| himself.
PRETTY Coon. A disconnected man was quite
| too much IN The habit of reminding his second
rib what an excellent manager his first wife
was. .aEsf'kotRaH
Out OF all patience, in turn he was comfor.
ted with the remark that no one regretted her
death more than she did.
90 }. l.. O'Sulivan, Esq. il is said. will be
the Secretary OF Legation al the British Court.
CANT COME IT.'-An old lady from the
country was taking her first ride in the cars,
one day last week, expressed her surprise at
the rapidly with which they were travelling
between Lowell and Boston to a lady who sal
nexl 10 her. The lady pointed to The wires Of
The Magnetic Telegraph, and told her that they
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TONsTABLE'S SALE. BY viItue OF a writ
~ Of feri iacas, issued by John ShowacTe, Esq ,
one of the Justices of the Pence of the OF Mary
land. i'll and for Bait more city, the suit IF Randall
II. M0ale, Esq against the goods and chaItels lands
and tenements Of John McKGever, TO me directed |
have seized and taken in execution all the estate,
141dzA right tile, interest," properly claim and de-
Yes mand, at law and in equity, OF the said John
ERBsl McRcever, in ana TO one HOUSE and LOT,
"s'''A' fronting on The cast side of Pennsylvania
Avenue, No 81.
And hereby give notice, That on the llth day Of
November, at 10 O'Clock in the morning, will offer
for sale the said property, seized aud taken in eX-
ecuion by Public Auction, to the highest BIDDER, for
ca h: DAVID WHlTSON,
O2O2l, MOL Constable.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ID OMAN AMPHITHEATRE,

ID OMAN ABIPHITHEATRE,
IA NORTH CALVERT STREET.
SANDS, LENT 81 CO., PrOprietOrst
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR.. w. B. CARROLL
AND MASTER JESSE.
THIS EVENING, Nov 9Th, 1916.
The Entertainments will commence with a
GRAND MILITARY CAVALCADE.
To which will be added the unrivalled Perform
ances of Nh; SANDS and his youthful Pupils MAU-
RICE and JESSE, and the feats Of his unnvallnd
Troupe; the PONIES and the celebrated Horse
MAY FLY; FROLICS OF PUNCH by Mr. Nose
ley; Principal Act by HERNANDEZ; Two Horse
Act by Mr. CARROLL and Master JESSE-and a
variety eff other entertainments
CIowns-Messrs. PENTLAND and LATHROP.
Doors open at 81; Performance commence at Il
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle so cents children under 10 years 25 cts.
Boxes 80 cts, children under 10 years of age 25 cts
Pit % g do do do do 49, -
Boxes for cOlored persons so cts Pit for do. 25 &"
% Seats eau BIT procured at the Box Office during
the day, from 10 TO 10 and from to O'Clock.
p3- Afternoon Performances every SATURDAY,
commencing at ?! o'clock 1t
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CHANGE OF HOUR!
CHESTERTO

CHANGE OF HOUR!
For CEETREVILLE s. CHESTERTOWN
- tsss.y6zs The Steamer CAM BRIDGE. Capt.
kspss,r sSdgsxSnJ. ID. TURNER, will leave the lower
Ss2sSln4zfE nd Of Spear'I wharf (f0r the presently
every MONDAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock, for the
above places and return the same day.
For ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE and EASTON,
wleave every TUESDAY MORNING at O'Clock,
and return the ext day, leaving Easton every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING at 6 O'Clock, and Cambridge
81 O'Clock for Annapolis and Baltimore,
For ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER, every
THURSDAY MORNING at O'Clock, and return
the same day.
Every FRIDAY MORNING at O'Clock for AN
NAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE and EASTON and return
next day, leaving East0n every SATURDAY MORN
ING at O'Clock, and Cambridge 81 O'Clock for An
napolis and Baltimore.
d7-All Baggage at risk of the owners, nlO-tf
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RNONSTABLE'S SALE. By virtue of a writ
a. of fen faCias, issued by John ShOwacre, Esq ,
one of the Justices ofhe Peace OF the State Of Mary
lana, IN and for Baltimore city, at the suit OF Joseph
Turner and John G.. Turner trading under the names
Of Jose ph Turner Son; N. Stansbury, use OF II. II.
Fairfield, John McMuray, and William Reese,
against the goods and chatte;s lands and tenem MIS-
OF JEREMIAH HAYS, to me directed; have seized
and taken IN execution II the estate, right title, in
teres, property, claim and demand law in Cqu ty,
OF the SAID jeremiah Hays, in and to all that piece or
parcel OF GROUND situate and lying in the City OF
Baltimore aforesaid, and described by the metGs and
bounds, courses aud distances following, that is to
say Beginning for the same the line OF tie South
enmoS side OF Preston street at the distance Ofhree
nun dred and fifty e.ht Get and six inches Northeast
wardly from the conner formed by the intersection If
the Northeasernm0st side Of Pennsylvania Avenue
and the S0ulheastenmost side Of Preston street,
which place OF beginning is distant one hundred and
hnetv-eght feet and six inches ENTHUSIASTICALLY
from the corner formed by the intersection Of the
INCONSISTENCIES side Of Pear alley and The South
eaSternmost side of Preston street, and running
thence enthusiastically, bounding on Preston street
one hundred feet TO the NOrlheasernmost outline Of
The whole ground, conveyed By Joseph j. Speed to
John Eschbach by ndtnture bearing date the sixth
day OF December, eighteen hundred and iotty-thrGe,
ana recorded among the Land records of Baltimore
County in Liber T. K No. $780, folio, 1856, &C., thence
enthusiastically bounding on said outline and par
allel with TO Pear alley one hundred feet TO Walnut
alley, thence SOnIhwestwardy bounding the
nOrthwestemmOst side of Walnut alley and parallel
10 Preston street one hundred feet aud thence north
weswardly by straight line parallel to Pear alley
one hundred feet TO the place of beginning. Being
the same lot Of ground which by indenture bearing
date the 9th day Of December, 1913, and recorded
mong the Land Records of Baltimore County, in
Liber. T. X. No. 1886, folio 437, was demsed and
leased by John Eschbach and wife 10 jeremiah Hays
tor the term of nnetynine years, renewable forever
subject to the yearly rent of fifty eigA dollars paya
Bile on the first day of January in each year,
And hereby give notice, that on the lth day of
November, at O'Clock in the afternoon, will offer
tor ale the said property, so seized and taken in ex-
eculion by Public Auction, to the highest bidder tor
cash, on the premises.
DAVID WHITSON,
O2O,2l MO, ll-4t Constable,
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RHEVMATISM,

This Sarsapaia is used with the most perfect sac o.
cess in Rheumatic complaints, however severe or
chronic, The astonishing cures il has performed
are indeed wonderful. Oher remedies sometimes
from the system, even when the limbs and bones are
drGadflilly swollen.
Or. Townsend: / was attacked with a distressing
pain in my hip joint, SO bad that | could not walk
without my clutches; and much OF the time | was
Obliged to keep my bed | tried several remedies but
they did not relieve me. then called on one Of oar
first Physicians he did not help me- heard of your
sarsaparllia and obtained b0te, and in few days
it entirely cured me, and am DIS well now rs ever
ASilBELL WALKER, % Daniel st.
Albany, January 9, lS45,
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HAT UNRIvALLED oARMINATIvE.

MAT UNRIVALLED CARMINATIVE.
"BOWERS' INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
Pular Medicine now in use among various families
he first responsibility throughout the country.
IBOWERS' CORDIAL can be given to the most
der infant with perfect safety. For children, or
In adults that are afflicted with inward palms. the
i rdial will be found of incaculable benefit, For
Pse children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
Pated state Of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
'Fy beneficial. Children while tecthng suffer great
iOlnt Of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
Iieh anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
Sowers' Infant Cordial" exerts, by Is very soothing
alities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
ses let no family be without this invaluable rene
Price 25 cents.
EOC sale wholesale and retail by
G. P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner of Howard and Marion streets.
HI at retail by the following agents:- Rodney Giles
\, corner of Madison and Howard sts DR.. +. II.
rkins, corner Of Market and Green sts.; II. Lemon,
rner of Market and Poppleton SITS; A. g. Rldgely,
ner Of Howard and Pratt sts.: J. II Perkins 4 Bro
hr, corner of Green and Franklin sts; ii. w. An
ews. Hill ST.; G. K. Tyler, corner of High and Mar
n SITS; DIR. T. Rountree, Bel-Air Markets Thos. e.
hpkus, Broadway, Fe','s Point; J, B. Stansbury,
names st.; G w. Ticker, Pratt and Eden ST.; T, J.
Pts, High and Pratt st.C. P. Rogers, corner of Paca
ID Little Green street; DR.. RBbuig, Pratt and Paca
Get. n4lw-jel2 6m
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BEWARM % rOoTH-ACmM DRoPs.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
No. 4.
SOUTH CHARLES STREET.

Sob4H thIhlt IL I'D MIX HALIs
WH OLESH LE,
HUSF EEC EIVED, 4 fine assortment of
oY COMMON and PRINTED WARE, well suited
10 wholesale trade. COu try merchants are request
ed 70 call and examine my st0cE,
u ETA IL.
Also, another LARGE lot of Flowing Blue, Hong
Kong, Dinner, Tea Toilet and Breakfast WARE, Of
entire new patterns, Togt ther with good a stock
of Moulded and Cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
as can be found in the city
The above stock will be sold low, for cash, TIL
January l. 1877, after which time the subscriber will
remove to No. al North Howard street.
t13- All persons indebted 10 J. s. II, lr,, are re-
quested to call and settle such accounts, as were
contracted previous To Sept. l6, 1886
ol7-tJaI JOSEPH S, HASTINGS, Jr.
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UHOREIGN ADVICEs-LATE ARRIVAL.

HTOREIGN ADVICES-LATE ARRIVAL!
n IS DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Great sensation produced at The HOTELS and
EATING SALOONS, in consequence Of the great
arrival of
SPLENDID BLOCK TIN WIRE,
Comprising ALL BLAZE, OYSTER, VENISON,
HASH, STEAK, and HOT WATER DISHES, of
all sizes. Also,
COFFEE URNS, BIGGlNS ana FILTERERS;
PARTISAN COFFEE MAKERS, n new article on
aa approved pIan COFFEE and TEA POTS; EGG
CODDLERS; SOUP TUREENS and IMPERIAL
DISH COVERS, sc. of the most exquisite finish
and workmanship.
Also, LATEsET STYLES OF
BRITA MIA WARE,
in sets, W IN silver tops, and white metal handles,
very rich; American Britannia of all kinds with n
variety Of fashionable STYLES of
SILVER PLATED ware, TABLE CUTLER Y,
WATERS, Sc.,
Which will be run off rapidly, wholesale and retail,
cheap can be had at any house in the U. States.
Dealers and tousekeppers will do well to call before
purchasing. Every variety of
HOUSE FURNISHING y9RTTCLES,
constantly on hand at the very LOWEST PRICES.
C. Z. WE1MORE & co,
No, 10, N. Charles ST., opposite Union Bank.
Ocl5-lmif And near the Pew Church,
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f. IL. MERRILL,
COMMISSION SHOE W.dREHO USES,
No. I Now I'D

|S"tdfcclON ciIOE V1hEHOCoEoj
Nos. Ia AND 10 HANOVER ST,
a. SnN CASES now on hand and daily fe-
Ne cNbeFceiving fresh supplies, both from New
EHgland and city manufacturers and for sale by the
case, on manufacture RS account
The stock embraces general assortment of all
kinds of Boots Shoes and Brogans, both coarse and
s 6Re.
Also, Agency of Goodyear Rubber Manufacturing
Co. and on hand full supply Of the patent metallic
Rubber Shoes.
Also, Agency of Hartshome & Co.'S. manufactur-
ed RUBBERS, and a full supply Of the imported
kubheTg, in original cases, Sc sc. sc. a26 eo3m
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AaUSICAL TUITION. Mir. A. J. CLEAVE-
IyA LAND, professor of Music, and for several
years member of the Teachers class in the Boston
Academy of Music,) having taken a Room at No. III
BALTIMORE STREET, near South, is prepared to
give his professional services to classes, or give pr
vate lessons on reasonable terms, at his at
the residence of his pupils.
Ladies and gentlemen can get good instruction on
any instrument, in vocal music, by calling as
above, All kinds of instruments selected with
great care, free of charge.
G5- Particular attention paid to the cultivation of
the voice. selS.3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

THNHIS EVENING, Nov. llth, will be perform
IN ed ELDER BROTHER. Charles, Mr.. AMBER
SON. Lewis, Mr. BAKER. MiramOunt, Mr.. LIE.
MAN. Brisac, Mr.. McKEON. Eustace, Mr. PERRY,
COway Mr.. SHAW. Angelica, Miss A. FISHER.
To conclude with LAST MAN. Godfrey Dale,
Mr.. w. r. BLAKE. Jacob Cooling, Mr.. w. CHAP
MAN. Alice Guyton, Mrs. THAYER.
QI3- Price of admission--B0x so cents-Pit 25.
G}-D0ors open AT quarter past 7-perl0rmance to
COMMENCE at aMnrIer 10 3 OiC Ock. Il
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I'D EADY MADE CLOTHING. L have

I'D EADY MADE CLOTHING. Ihave on
u hand well selected assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, from fresh GOODS, purchased
this Fall at their reduced prices; which will sell al
rates to correspond with their reduction. Country
Merchants and others, who want CLOTHING, can
Snd quite Bargains by calling at
JOHN II. REA'S,
We. corner of South and Pratt streets.
ocl4-eoIm
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EMARD TO BEAT!
III II THE GpElN AMI

n I'D To BEATI
u THE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS!
Also Green and Roasted COFFEE, sold by the NEW
Fork CANTON TEA COMPANIES AGENT, at
No. ITO GAY STREET, between Front and High
z5treets The Tea last received is giving satisfaction
quite equal TO any previous lot Will you try them?
trial is almost sure to create customer. You run
zno rsk-when an article dses not give entire salts
Faction, you can return, and have it exchanged, or
8 the money refunded.
o23 JAMES R. PORTER AGENT
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MER1NOES, SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
WD McELDOWNEY g. CO., I62 BaIti-
IA more ST., between Light and Calvert, have
now in store and offer at lowest prices, French
MERINOES, in colours, at 57a per yard. French
Twilled BLANKETS of the most superior quality,
all sizes, Whitney, Mackinaw and Duiield do, new
siy'e SHAWLs, in great variety, rich dress silks,
col'd Silk Velvets, Clarence Plaid, Cashmere an :
Mousline de Lame, Bombazines, AIpacas, Woollen
and Canton Fiannels, Linen and Cotton SheetiAgs
and Pillow Case Linen; Shirting Linen; Muslins and
Calicoes, with a large stock of NEW GOODS, at
extraordinary low prices, RlO
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE & C.dLTERT' SITS.
FENHIS EVENING, Nov. Ill., will be perform
ID, ed WILLIAM TELL. William Tell, Mr..
ROGERS Geslet, Mr. KEMBLE. Sarnem, Mr..
LlTTELI.. Werner, Mr. PALMER. Erni, HOW
ARD. Albert, Mrs. LOWELL.
To conclude with now TO DIE FOR LOVE
Thalwick, Mr.. PALMER. Bumerield, MIR. AN
DERTON. Trick, Mr. JOHN SEXTON. Charlotte,
Mrs. PLNSON,
90 Abundance 25 cts, children under years of
age, l2i cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely 1t
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HARATT-sT. TRON FOUNDRY.

IL No. 3OI, ABOVE EUrAW,
(RsceHt'y occupied by The tate .jaS. G.. IFIisoA.J
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishment, and is prepared to furnish to order all
descriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING aLd FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
TECTURAL and ORNAMENTAL. purposes, carved
in the hest style {g- Orders respectfully solicited
and punctually attended to.
o. 6m JOHN COCHRANE,
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TNNAFSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q book keepers, bar keepers, Portcrs for storGs
English Teacher; COachmen; Osers; lPagoners;
OVerseers; 20 Iaborers; Agents; 30 Cooks, Washers
and lroners; Chambermaids: Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; Seamstresses; House keepers, and
annmber of other situations too numerous TO mention
and too valuable to lose. Families have only to give
INC call and their wants will be Immediately attend
ed to. Servants sent from my office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. SCOTTI,
OcEe No. 10 Exchange Place.
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HpEL-AIR ACADEMY,
I'D HARTFORD COUNTY, Maryland.

SAMUEL NJ. MAGRAW, PRINCIPAL.
The Winter Term or Session of this Institution,
will commence on MONDAY, ID Nov and continue
22s weeks. The course of Instruction embraces the
English, French, Latin and Greek Languages, Math-
ematics, Sc, and is designed to qualify the student
for admission into the higher classes of the best Col
Ieges or for active business.
Tems-Tuition in primary department, $l2 per
annum; mathematical department, $40 per annum;
classical department, $50 per annum; BOardng, in
eludng washing, fuel, &c. from 500 to 800 per
HARRY ID. COUGH, Secretary
o2S-d Nlaw3w1 of Board of Trustees.
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&TLV Err SPOONS. Persons going TO house
- keeping are particularly invited to call before
purchasing aud see GABRIEL II. CLARKiS assott-
ment of silver work, Wafer ST. 2d door from Calvert.
N. Il. Silver work Of every description made TO or
der and highest prices given for old silver. a2S