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Fer London-Shin Mississippi, with despatch.
For MArseilles-FreRch ship RevaAche, with de-
spatch.
For LiverPool-Ship Manchester, soon.
For Liverpcel-Ship Euphrasa, soon.
For Befast-ShTp s. E, Howell, with despatch,
For Bremen-Shp Marianne, with despatch.
For Marsees-Frehch barQue Terre de Fell with
despatch ~
For Havre-Fr. barque Baoohan, with despatch.
Fer Rio de Janeiro-Barque Hebe with despatch
For NASSAU, N P.-Schr. Emily A Thorn pson 18th
inst. F' '
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Splendid WATCHES.

$40 Received this day and for sale by GA
ITM BRIEF. ID. CLARK, Water street. second
~ 10 door from Calvert some beautiful Silver and
Gs.SaSGoId LEVER WATCHES. ma 'e TO my or =.
der in Europe. Also, Silver HUNTING LEPINEti
and LEVER WATCHES. NJ If
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Tue WILSON CASE. Alexander Wilson, of
of Philadelphia, who has been on trial in N.
York for the last three days, charged with
shooting his cousin and sister, has been acquit-
tad
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MUFFS. MUFFSM MUFFs.n

IHOT II D M H 81 w y II + S'''
1F- The attention of the Ladies is invited to
splendid assortment of FANCY FURS, comprising
every variety, which will be sold cheap for cash a.
nl7-6tt TAYLOR'S, opposite Barnum's Hot,
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ULEARED,
Bremen ship Marianne, Wtting, Bremen, sehaer
s. Kuster
Schr Emily Thompson, Keene, Nassau, N s, T
F MOntelI. -
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, Elizabeth City and Eden
ton, N C, Jas Corner & Sons.
Brig Frances Jane, Gardner, st Johns, P R, Kirk
land Chase & Cs. -
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER d, Is46,

NARINELIsT-PORT OF BAITIM06I
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.ErTER 1A0s Ur AT nm ExoAANaE REAnINa pn.-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21

mo, rather your kind MOTHER said tht
father, for she deprves herself Of many
things to please you. II was che that msdc
'he red ball for you
III was fslhet lhs, made your 6s,'
Yes but your mother play, every day
win you
Your father takes you out walking
Mother kisses you,
Father csresses YOU
But snswer!' SAID the stranger.
rhe child s,sred, raised his head, open
sj his arms
We'll, child which do you love bss, faith
er or moiherl'
The chiId's face briph'ned up with joy
An answer sprung from his hesrr and scarce
had the interrogation finished The question
when the li.lle fellow cried ou, 8, ,hs tor
Of his voice, cIspping his hands, 'BoTf
ALIKE!'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21

ihs sppearauce, so that he was fully pre-
pared TO superinlend The sale OF bis owr
snterns when old skin hrnt arrived. H.
lue lime D---s reached The tavern,
nd after much screwlnR and jcwins
he bargain was s,ruck--monry paid
Iown. and The lin ware delivered.
A broad grin Of saliofacilon nigh
|1ave been observed all this time in th.
aces of some six or eight bysianders
oul nothing was said.--The Yanke,
got foil price for his lanterns, pock
lied his twenty dollars, aud that nigh
'Isr,ed homeward.
Ola D-s waited all the next day
'rd the ipIlowiog one, and Two more
9ui the PhllsdelphIa Merchant cam
not. a length The lanterns began Il
grow Ha,eiuI 10 the old mans sight, ant
and wlh dozen round oslhs, 4, fi-cIe,
severely on the Mercantile communil,
general the tin ware was ordered 4
be puD in the garrrel. The joke 90
wind, aud soon every body in the low'
knew OF it, and from that day forth th
niser was Known by the cognomen o
Old l-an'prr.' Many years sferward
he old man died, md ne handbi;l lhs
announced the sale If his Effects contain
ed The following nofa 6ena: .-'Also, =
the same time and place three hundI e.
lanterns. almost as good as new a,
bsrgaiu.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From the Frederick Examiner.
TIE YANKEE PEDLAR,
ny FRED MAYLAND,

Ia the fall of lS--, on my way from
New York 10 Washington, stopped
for couple Of days in The peasan, city
OF New Brunswick On The afternoon OF
my arrival, six or eigh, OF The towns.
mel were congregsled in The White
Hall Hotel, discussing the character and
anImadvet'ing upon the habits Of one Of
the ciliz.ns. sM-. D---s,who wassn oto-
rious for his cunning al bargain aud
close hstedness in money matters. Az
the conversation was carried on in
pretty loud key, | may as well let the
sc,or- speaks for lhemse'ves:-
'Close, did you say marked one,
'why you might as well Try 10 fish 8
dollar out Of The ocean, as get fairness
out Of him in a btrgain.
"a perfect skrn.liinrp uttered little,
Dissatisfied looking fellow. Il knew
him when he wasn't worth dollar, and
now he counts thousands where DO
hundreds; and all made by mole shaw
ing and taking advantage Of The necessl-
ties of others. On! he's shsrpelP
True said another, he's the keen.
es, fellow ever knew. Look how he
did Smith 10 lbe House aud Lot busi.
ness--and Smiths not slow al bargain
either. A man should rise early &c
trade with Smith, can tell youo
'Th,r's no mistake about D--s, be
ing shsrper| added third.
He would out yankee yankeedom, s.
not half ,ry,' put in a pleIhorlc indivd.
usl, who seemed determined 10 add hi.
testimony.
Il would give ten dollars 10 have hin
handsomely laken in said one OF lh'
party.
so would !, replied two or three.
During ,hIs conversation, | had Oh
served an individual with sroUglJ )
marked yankee face, who was playing
strict attention 10 The speakers. He wa
Tin pedlar. and had three wagons losd
with tin Ianers.lhen in lhe tavern yard
When they began 10 talk Of giving mon
ey to have lheif neighbor ont wIlled, h
prose, and putting ou the yankee preu
si,opg y said:
'Genllemen, don't now that eI
individnsl about whom you are speal
ing-lsay ldon't know h'm--but If yoI
yea mind TO subscribe lillle grain {
something just 10 pay the venIul' liz
why | wouldn't mind il. calculate
might be done. I've hearn on sue
people sfore, and | don't know bul VIII
might be TO fetch him. Pm most
in the Iadin' line, andlis all in the ";
of trade viii, mel say ils all in 4
way OF trsde.
Just the dandy; gentlemen eXclair
ed one oi the party, 'his is the tick
for soup
'You'ie in the trading line, are yo'
enquired onotber.
YES; gentle men-trsding's my oes
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21

Noble Erump's. Gov. Briggs, Of Mas
ssrhuseus in dedlca'iug Normal School,
said he could remembs! the case OF poor
boy who sat upon tho hard plank seat in
one of Ihsse schoos while his falhSr was
toilinR al the savil for bread who b' The
smiles Of Gortuue and the confidence Of the
people was elected Chief Magistrate OF tina
State and was now addressing the meeting
This is practical demonstration which II
worth a world of theories.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21
WHOM DO YOU LOVE BEST.

One afternoon. young child was plav-
ng in the garden with lis parents. AlteI
gamboling ia innocent sports a long lime
they all sal down upon .he grass the moth.
sr gave The boy beautiful peach, and +
piece OF hread The father told him beau,i-
,ul story; and the child WAS happy. In .ht
midst Of this interesting family scene, .
friend passlGg by asked Of him.
My In'Ie boy, which do you love best
papa or mama''
The question seemed 10 puzzle the chl'
:or he stopped eating. and dropped the hant
which wss conveying the food 10 his mousi
1uI did not reply.
Answer me. my dear child said III,
friend, whom do you prefer, your father o.
vour molhetF
The child, as much perplexcd as ever
mrned his eyes towards his father, and 'heI
owsrds his mother, as if 10 ask them ,t
! lnelp him out of his difficulty. The ,hinl
vas hard for them TO decide, for tho esc,
|
"'s"eu 10 oe "''' 'o'eu eau" GO WV '"o
10 De "''''ng 10 receive we p'e'e'e"'''
generoUs struggIe arose between ,hem-th
'a'her enumefs"ng 70 MS son a." "o 'ho
luves he had for loving his tender mother
lnd she reminding him Of all the kirdnes
his father had bestowed upon him.
Come answer we gen"e"Sn' s''u VI
'm'n"g 'a'"er' 'uo you NOV oes' '''e |oo
nama' "no every 'p"'"'"e "'N'' you "'
d KISS anu rra!s 10 300 10 o'ess he' I'M
son. anu 'eaches YOU 10 pray 'oo'
lie c"''0 ca" ,ooN '' g.S''''uus W
"afus "eF mo'"er' VINO r'P'Su'
, I es' answer '"e se"''e'"S"' o"' u''' 'e
MEMBER VINO 'ea'"eS you no" " f0'o' q"
e'S you Pf'''y s'"'''s'
.as the sp father oo& il o and "'"d .sa 70 ' ''
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21

Coming and going, The ship Fairfield
from Liverpool, with 2s3 s'eersge Pssssn-
gers, had four births and Ave deaths on
board dOring lire voyage.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
SourH SIDE OF MAIN, YEw DOORS BIZ
Low MARKET. STREET.
TERMS:
TERM (:

The COL UNBIA DEMOCRAT uiU Lt
published eUery Saturday morning, a,
TtyO DOLL.ARS per ann,lm payabIc
half yearly in adUance, or IWo Dollars
Fifty Cents fs,Jnotpaid mithin the gear
No subscription wiH be taken for shorte,
period than sic monthsj nor any diScon
tinuance permitted, until all arrearage,
are discharged.
ADVERTISElfE.VS not exceeding O
square ,OW be conSpicuously insertedd al
One Douarfo for the first three insertions
and TwentyJfve cents for euery subse
quent Insertion. sC7"a liberal diSCom
n.aAe 10 those who advertise by the yea'
LETTERS s addressed on business ,,ausi
be post paid.
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'ummer ] stay tu hum and help ,he Dit,
folk, in the fell and winter | peddl
lin wsre--moslly lsnlerps--
You dom, sell lanternsf' said tn,
pIelhorie citizens, inquiring.
Id like TO know if | hsinr got lhre,
hundred Of them IN my wagon 10 III,
ysrdl'
oh! you have, eL1 We'll you're the
very man we want
'Ye es,' said tie yankee.
we will make up purss OF twenty
dollars for y'u, il you will bomboodle
,ur friend D--s.'
Il should'n, wonder Il could slr k, q
uade with him.
when will you do il?'
81 calculate it can be done tomorrow.
VERY wcIl--if you succeed, the mon
ey is yours
'Sarlsin SUIT" said The ysnnee.
The twenty dollars were immedia,e,
collected and given 10 the landlord as
an earnest OF their seriousness, and lht
party broke np TO meet The nexl evening
On The following morning, our 4auke'
acquaintance, who was a shrewd, intel
gent fellow, put on genleel suit, and
lfer having made good many inqu,
lies respecting The habits, manners. sp-
pearsnce and residence Of MIR. D-----s
mounted horse and took a roundab bou
course for his house, with the in,enlio.
of stopping there on his leturn, as if ~.
Philsdel ,hs. AS good luck won,
have it, old D----s was standing in hi
front door as The Yankee spprooched.
'Slr,' said The latter, 'wi'l sou b
good enough TO inform me how far
'm frem New BsunswckPl
1.-TWO miles, sill, replied DIS.
'And how far is TO New York;
'Aoul forty miles, l suppose by
stage
'Are there any Tin smiths 10 New
Brunswick continued the Yankee.
why, yes. 'hsre ere Two or 'h'e'
small affairs
Il am sorry they ale small lwas il
hope Of being able to Gil an order whict
our house has received for lanterns
lanterns" s.n ,he old fellow quick
y eagerly taking the bait, for he ha'
seen the three wagons loaded with ,hl n
only the day before.
Yes added the other careless, w
have heavy order, aud ] w,s told tia
the article could be had in New Buns
wick.'
you ere from Philadelphia, lhen''
Yes do business there. You hav
probably heard Of our 6rm-llope, Go
| Sage Dannelly, e. Coz
can't say thai I've heard Of that firn
hu there appears TO be good many c
your
on yes iPsa large house,
low many Isnlerns do sou wan
enqured the old d.
Thee hundred will do
what do you pay hundredf
The Yankee stated the sum eonside
ably above the msiklabIe value Of Il
article.
:. DO you wish them delivered in Phi
: adelphIs%
mo, ! will attend 10 that
add another doller bundled, and
? will furnish Them Tor you. said Il
I greedy sharper.
h 'Agreed,' replied The Y'nkee,-'no
4 when can you procure lhsmP
y 'In two days.
y 'All right. mus, 60 on some II
t miles furlEer; and ! will pay sou |
hem on my return
\. Alter some other conversation abe
It the size, make, and quality oithe ar
Gle, OF which served 10 impress oldD-
p with lhe legitimacy Of the ,ranssrll'
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ANNAPOLIS, Jan. !, 1916.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. !, 1910.
New Years day dawned bright and mild,
and at the hour Of meeting OF the Legislature,
there was a general attendance Of members
The halls were hung in Grape, and the usual
badge placed on the arms Of the Speaker,
Clerks, Officers, Reporters, &c, in token Of re-
spect to the late Thos Wheeler, delegate elect
from Caroline county. The Rev. Mr., Steele,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. appeared
and officiated as Chaplain of the House of De-
legates.
Mr. Vansant offered preamble and resolu-
tons, instructing the Representatives and re-
uuesting the Senators from this State in Con-
gress to urge and vote for an appropriation for
the erection of suitable Notifications OH Sellers
Point Flats They were read on the motion
of Mr.. Yansant, by special order, and passed.
An order providing newspapers for the use
of the members, was passed.
The subject of slavery, or rather the privi-
leges of The colored population is likely to
form most important subject for the conSide-
ration Of the Legislature. Some symptoms IN
proof of this assertion have already been ma
infested. Orders, directing inquiry into the
propriety of laying poll tax, and to prohibit
all outdoor meetings of that class of people,
were adopted to-day.
Leaves were granted to report bills on the
following subjects: For Te-assessment of
the real and personal property of this State; to
indemnify persons for stock killed by railroad
cars: in favor of the collector Of Frederick
county; to elect the clerk and register Of wills
of Washington county, by the people; for the
more speedy means Of obtaining property sold
by shertis and trustees; for more speedy and
cheaper mode of collecting tha taxes Of Car
roll couut5; requiring persons acting as trus,
tees in cases Of insolvency to give bond and
security SO far as concerns Carroll county.
VIII q view TO enable the Sneaker to APP
nuiat the standing committees, the House, al
an emIy hour, Adjourned Til tomorrow, II
o'clock.
The Senate has elected the Rev, Mr. Van
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DOCT. PETERs, VEG ETABLE PILLS.

TEHIME which stt,ies lIthipgs," has thoroughly ee-
u tablished the inestmable value of these Pills as
a cHthartfc ambitious and detergent medicine Ii Is
now twelve YRARs since DR.. PETERS gave them 10
the world aud their reputatiOn founded on his long
experience, still continues 10 increase. me annual
sales, which, during the first year amounted 10 one
hundred thousand boxes have, durEg the pas year,
exceeded ten times that amount and the market lof
them, once confined TO a few States. now comprises
not only the entire Union but Canada, New Bruns-
wick, Nova Scotia and the West Indies. they may
truly be termed the great household Medicine Of the
South and WsSt No other Pills have been so widely
patronized in those regions They are purely Vegeta
BILE in their nature, and so mild andgenc IN helr ope-
raons hatthey may be given with perfect satetyeFcn
to an infant. There is not particle OF any irltatne OF
drastic substance i'll their composuon yet they ac'
upon the secretOns with unequaled certainty ana al
recncss; thus purifying the constituents OF the blood
and enabling nature to throw into circulation per-
fectly healthy luid. Among the muludes of diseases
to the cure of Which Dr. Peters Vegetable pills are
adapted, may be mentioned-habitual CosuYeness,
Bilious Fever, Jaundce, Cholic, Dyspepsia, Ague
and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn
DysentCry, Danheea, TOrpor of the Bowels, Piles
Flatulence, Loss of Appetite, FurrGd Tongue, Nan-
sea, Rheumatism, Asthma DrOpsy, Bols, and all dis
eases of the skin caused by impury OF the blood; to
gether with every species of complaint affecting the
stomach or bowels.
the cupidity of certain INSCRIPTIONS councrteiters
who have thrown into the market large quantity o
deleterous trash, under the name of PETERS We
GETABLE PILLS.
As the spurious Pills have been sold to druggists
others at a very low price, the proprietor of the GE
NUINE medicine begs to state thatMcrchans and Drug
gists for their safety, will please take notice, tina
any person under any circumstances, whether he b.
an agent otherwise, wi shall sell or Offer to sci
| Peters Vegetable Pills in quantities under one hun
dIed gross for less than $50 for the large, and SIS 70
the small size boxes, independent of any deduction 70
cash. swndler and an impOster; and the public
cautioned against him.
| GENUINE PETERS, PILLS are sold wholesal
and retail, by c, K.TYLER,
General Agent, cor of e. Baltimore and
sl2-tf High ss., Baltimore.
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FREIGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.

The Freight Trains OF the
sr.5i sssEssz ~ TsA Philadelphia, Wilmington and
- s2sLatIds. Baltimore Railroad Company
sYis " SSs sfa are now running daily Except
SundaySJ between Baltimore and Phiiadelphin
3-MERCHANDlZE, SC, will be received at
the depot corner Of President and Fleet sts., every
day except sundays until a O'Clock, F. Nj.
{gy- All articles must he accompanied with me-
m0randum, shelving the marks, destination & name
of consionee-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
for way places (where agency established) must
be PAID advance, otherwise they will not be sent.
DIST A. CRAWFORD, Agent,
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
rom THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
- The eubscrihcrs hove nrenared

A. The subscribers have prepared
aszzzssz5 Ene assortmentof beautiful andu1--AazS
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter which they would like the Ladies TO
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: Caters 81; Half Caters, thick sole. 81 90;
Morocco half Boots do. $685. Morocco Jeffeisons,
do Sl.l2; Seal Skin Half Boots, Sl.l2; Seal Skin
Jeersons, 81; Misses half Boots thick SOLE rs cents;
children's Boots and Shoes, so cents
90 The above work is prepared in the ncatest and
most fashionable style with every for its dura-
biIity. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS NICOLAI, ..,
na7-tf No. 50 BatimoTe-st.
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no I.U%GEh
sDap


4t = CHANGED @D So
90 The pubic respectfully Informed that hNiht
ordinance 0t the CIV regulating the u1nheri". o IN,
hausas The ,lbaci.Oyr's number 80. been changed
Fron IS 10 y, Of which his customers and strangers
VIII pie gs, tax" Eo,iCn,
Tho Proprietor Of he celebrated VEGETABLE
E.TTERS and COUGH PROPS, would rlka the pre-
sent oCcusiGH po cG'i TIE attention ot strangers vstrf
the cty and others the superior qualities of tn
lunyc medicines for the cure OF Dyspepsia Enwc
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever uHd Ague, Rheuma
lism Colds, Coughs, CONSUMPTION, and maUy olhr'
complaints 70 which We are liable. III addition TO iAt
many certificates Published in the papers Of The day
BE individuals, all teatying to the virtues 0f thes,
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity 10 return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy il
the belief that they have been productive of muct
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor anC
manufacturer he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made TO impose upon them q
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine Is
sealed and stamped with his name the top of the
cerk also fac smile of his name the label on the
side of the bottle Meme other genuine; therefore
be not deceived,
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to he most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used, and pronounced one OF
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition TO the above he has many other MEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with II great variety of PERFUMERY Gaia
egues of which be seen at his store, and which
no warrants to be equal to any in the city.
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. b. Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine Grtt-
Giles are for sale at other place in Baltimore a12
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NREAT ATTRA CTION AT E. PULVER-
U MACHER'S LACE EMPORIUM,
No SrREET

EREAT ATTRA CTION AT E. PULVER-
aE MACHER'S LACE EMPORIUM,
No. Ell PRATT STREET,
between Hanover and Charles-sts.
z PULTERM4CHERh has just returned from N.
York, and will open this day. vefysplendid and well
selected assortment of FALL GOODS-such as
300 cartoons of new style Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS
A full assortment of plain Mantua do
do do Satin do
Several cartoons of Thread LACES and EDGiNGS
cartoons of Black Silk Laces for Trimmings
| cartoon of real Valentine Lace
An extensive assortment of Lsle Laces and Edgings
300 doz. Baiou's best quality of KID GLOVES
A full assortment of Ladies' Silk Hose and Gloves
One case of Green BAREGE, for Wells
One yard wide Black Italian SILK, for Ladies' scars
and Capes. T.
Tarleon Musliue, in all prevailing shades; organde
for dresses; plain Swiss, JaCconet and Cambria Mus
Inns; Bishop Lawns Book Muslins; Nansack Victoria
Lawns, SC. succession of needle worked inside
Handkerchiefs; plain and worked Pocket iiandkor
chiefs; needle worked Tnsetngs and Gdgngsi great
variety of Collars, and few rich embroidered Chill
dren's Dresses Country merchants and Miners are
invited to call and examine this splendid stock OF
goods Ol6-G
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FkyO THE PUBLIC. Whereas IN the course
81 social and commercial events, It becomes ne
cessaTy for US all after losing situations TO apply
for another, and to assume amongst the citizens OF
this CITY and elsewhere, the station in life, to which
by and education are entitled, decent respect
for the opinions of the public, requires that we should
IAake known the cauBcs which impC US TO advertise
munt:
We hols these truths to be sefeyident, that all
tive aud comfortable situations 10 Us all an mtctli-
Qpnce office has been opened in Exchange Place, de-
ii ing confidence and support from all who have been
kind enough TO palrOnle it-lnd 10 patrOniHc one
~hich Will secure To- them safety aud huppjnesSs.
We subnt the following advertisements 10 a can
did world:
AGENCY, for the purchasing of Slaves, ON a rea-
HOuHb!v commission.
ON REGISTRY. scvcta! negro Girls and Boys ol
excellent character, for q term VI years,
rz- FRAN, au0ns correctly made from spanish and
Rraueh Families supplied villa d"mestics at the
shortest notice.
WANTED DAILY, PogDor3, Waters Ustlers, La
bur.gs, C0a,gmCn, GicrkS, Bar -kucprrs, Chamber
maids. t1okF. WyI AID dry N0rseS,,Ac,
E5- This establishment Waa founded IN the city Of
BnumoIn, ia the year $780, ara d., acknowledgements
ed to- CDmWiss uu and Agency transactions, emhIa2-
ing the recovery OF debts, claims and lnherltanCes,
having ,.g.uJ aud responsible sUb-ageuts in the Pru
cipal cues OF The tutcd states. and Correspondents
in commnrciol relations herewith This agency pos
scsscS peculiar advantages and facilities for the safe
and speedy transaction nj such business rs may be
yuuhdcd there %, subject To The usual commission
Orders for purchases or investments. must be nc
Compautd either with remittance of funds, or con
sgnnrnt produce, sc, TO thr nMOuIt required ad-
trrssgd Ia the under signed.