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Hast Notice.

All persons indebted to the late Firm Of
CONWAY Il WlNN, are earnestly solicited
TO make immediate payment and save Cost.
Oct. 10, lcl9. 30 ii
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TO TEE PEOPLE OF
SUM TIER DISTRICT.
New FaAH GdpaedEss

kETCHUAf & TAYLOR, would respect.
fully invite tho attention Of. the residents of
Sumter District, who, intend visiting the city
this fall to their extensive assortment O
.SfhPi,Eiand FANCY DRY GOODS, con.
sisting in part as follows:
SHLE4S.
Plain Black Gro de Rhine, Gro Grain, Gro
de Naples, and Gro de Swiss, Figured, Striped
and Plaidcd do, Rich Cbamelion Brocades,
Rich Chameleon Glace's, Rich Chameleon
Satin5dl Chir.e, Rich Cham Gro de Alredue,
Chami Raw Silks, Cold Marciines, Floun.
ces, DC
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SaHLMS.
GAgNEgE5REss. .

eSfsGs9A-l A-lATEGsSsE1s9s
u Double and single width Scotch, English.
German and French Printed, Satin Stripes
and Plain Cashrneres, Paramettas, Madanas.
&c: Plain Mode Cold Alpaccas, Satin
stripe DO, Black do, and Black Bombazines,
IN great variety and nd l ct all PRICES.
,.a.. SE.AWLS,
j, a large assortment of White, Black and
Col'd Grape, Thibes Wool Cashmere, Bro.
cade and Silk, all sizes and very rich
zaGISE.TRIS AND IsA GEES,
Cold Muslins, White Organdie, Namsopk,
SWISS, Book, Null. and, Cambria do, Cotton
and Jacconet, do, Iaces OF all styles, Lace
Capos, Collars, Caps, &c, Lace Edgip6s.
Calnhric do, Muslin do, and Thread do : !. !,
Chiaiax and GiRaSs.aaaas,
English, French, and American Dress and
Furniture Chints, English, French aud Amerii-
can Gmghame, beautiful styles. ii,
CLOTHS Sc. s
4 large assortment of Ciotinz, Cassimeresg
Twceds kentucky Jeans, Rob-Roy Plaids.
Satnctts &C., Satin, Silk-Vclvet, and Yalen
cia Vesiings.
DOlIES7ICS,
Brown and Blcache5 Sheetings 81 TO I2-4
Wice, Drown anu bieached Shlrtng, and Long
Cloths, CoI'd Plaid and Striped Homespun,
Llndseys, kerseys, Plains, Blankets. ,Flannels,
&c, III great variety, and all other articles
usually found in an extensive Dry Goods
Establishment. Il, aa4ea
X. & t. would further remark that their
facilities arc such that they are constantly
in the receipt of all the most fashionable
styles Of goods that are imported and at such
prices as cannot fail to give entire satisfac-
ton, To be convinced give !us q, cali T
IS. Al! ordcres promptly attended TO-,
and faithfully executed. Il. !
KETCIIUM Gl TAYLOR
2i3 Hing Street Charleston S. c..
23 Oct, lSi0. SO ~
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FOR SALE.
Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estate OF d.,
SOLCMONS, ana Mrs. II. SOispAIONS
either by note or open account, are earnestly
requested to make immediate payment, as il
is positively necessary their books should be
brought to a close.
CT so, II
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CLOTHS &C.

a large assortment of Ciotnz, Cassimeres,
Iweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Rob-Roy Plaids,
Satinelts &C.. Satin, Silk-Vclvet, and Valen-
.cia Vcs,inps 5
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SE.A.Wi,S.
Chianax and GiRaglsanl

English, French, and American Dress and
Furniture Chints, English, French aud Ameri.
can Gmghams, beautiful styles n
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Babu Stirbey has been proclaimed Sovereign
Prince Of Wallaehia, in virtue of frman of the



HAvRS MARKEr: July lo.-Corros-Since our last
report the market has continued very animated,
ana the DAILY sales sn a during the past sem
ceedcd the important figure Of 900 balse including
1000 bales to arrive, with rissof to Afr, owing
TO the favorable tenor OF advices from the United
States received in tho morning The day our mar
ket rpeDished with cotton and bales changed
hands Since then prices continue very firm quota
tons with sales Of 800 bales per day Our spnners
fearing they would have to higher rates later in the
season have laid in pretty COED stock for some tme
so that the movement We have experienced during
month. Is accounted for To up, the sales of the
week reach $685. bales, and since the commencement
receipts do not exceed 562 bales that remain
with stock Of 40 3sl bales reduction made of the
bales New 0rIesns es s asss sass Mobile
e6 slfr 4,seo bales Upland 81 a s4fr. 247 bales
cum on sofr is bales Bengal 5sfs 90 bales H.yt
1885 bales. The imports, during the same period
amount to $50 bales per Zurich from New York. The
advance Of to 1hfr To day 10th, the market is
quite dull Arrivals, $500 bales. : :
ASHES The i'm provsment sgnalzed in last report
has not lost ground, and have several sales
Of American potash about $50 barrels the best part
Of which having been disposed Of at 48r to 5of and
the rest at 4sfr which prices current to- day
we'll for stock hand for sales to arrive We quote
pearl ash at 49fr to t0fr; nothing doing Csssu is
lapguid and might be obtained at 45f to 46fr so
Kill duty paid We have received 81 barrels potash from
New York by Zurich; stock Is rated at about 100
BrrswAr-This article is rather languid, owing to
the steness Of the season. We notice. however sale
Of AZ bags New York. superior suaty at l4sf to 1851
per SO kill, duty paid which denotes fall Of IL to l5c
on tho last prices paid. No arrivals.
LARD.-We notice slight improvement in our rates
during the week; 90 barrels American have found buy
at 56fr and IS barrels at 5sfr per SO Kill, duty
paid.
QuEncIrKos BARx-For come time this article which
the decline, had not given rise to any TRANSACT
tions; but notice the sale Of 40 hhds Philade-
pha at l5fr to 15fr Coo, which establishes further
decline on the last prices paid No imports this week
RicK This article remains In the state last
reported and but few ssles have been effected in
lima during the week, and prices growing weaker
WHAIEDoSE.-The prices Of this article lAnguid
First rate quality would be obtained easily at 23ofr to
22f t50c 1T these prices 900 Kill have found buyers
We have received this week 80 bundles from New ork
per Zurich. that stock may still be valued 1t
so 600 to IS 600 kills. OF all sorts.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, August 3, 1919
The BaH--The Ladies Dresses costly Disp,av Of
Je'reiy-Beawty, Rank and Fishion-Tae Cen
hen'en, and the Dancing -SPieador Of the isea-
"m at The Hotel-henry Clay, and his Fricnds-
The Honorable Gcaticmaa's Observance of the
Fast Ddy-His Tribute of Respect 10 Religion
inturirtcih HIN, and His Conversation There
ot-7he Sdtbath-irks appearance ofth V,Lagc-
Sudden Death, NOT BY CAolra- The Ns,c York
Hcratd-Hs Influence and Popularity.
The ball last evening was, without any ercep-
ton, most agreeable and charming variety in the
series of pleasures which prevails here. It was
most nuruerously attended. The dresses were very
splendid; white, and silk and satin, were the order
OF the evening. Mrs. Little wore a lace dress over
pink or amber slip, am not sure which, be-
cause II IL very difficult TO tell the difference be-
tween The two coors, except by daylight The
dress, which, of course, had a low body, was or
namentes with fall of lace around the neck
which reached midway from the shoulder to the
elbow. Her hair was plainly but tastefully adj
Justed Her sister wore a white dress, the sleeves
OF which were looped up with pink ribbons and
two more elegant, more beautiful, or more grace
ful women were not in the room. Mrs Deacon, of
Boston, displayed iewelry to the amount of TWEEN
~ thousand dollars-four thousand pounds ster-
ling
Rich and rare vere the gems she worer
Yes, she wore them with grace and dignity.
There never has been at this hotel more imposing
array OF beauty, distinction, and style, than now;
and certainly, the ball Of which am speaking, is
ample proof that am correct. The dances con-
ssfed OF waltzes and cotillons. The movements
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UNITED STATES IlorEt., S,pAras,

August 4, lslg
"A BriHidn Dyduing- Room Cro,cd, Of E,1sbion-
a Royal Ltkeness-7he Counterpayt of Ou>,.
Pretoria --4iTcaranoe of Tie Grand Pias.a-T
D,n:ng IiaH-Henyy Clay at the Saratoga Lax,
HovS-Spsndid Dianr Parties Disfinrptsh,i
Guests hoeat-Dasting Egupagrs- Four.it-
Hand-Coreert for tie Beneft of .Schneider's Band
-F0of-R Race by The american DcG-Pafamuncs
If Great Fsat-The Veuther.
Without the slightest disposition to color or mag
Nifty, affirm that, with one exception, more nu-
merous, brilliant, graceful or digni6ed assembly Of
ladies' and gentlemen, no drawing-room that have
witnessed has ever presented, than that which
crowded that particular apartment Of this hotel last
evening The exception to which | allude, is the
drawing-room of the Queen Of England and on
the previous evening the new ballroom was
blaze Of beauty, magnifcence and splendor.-
must here inform you that there now at thus ho-
tel lady who is the fac-smue of Queen Victoria
amore correct, more striking Likeness of Her
Majesty, have not seen. have had various OPP
portunites of seeing the royal original both before
and since she assembled the throne of her ances-
tors. have seen her at Westminster Abbey at
the fiftieth musical anniversary, held IN honor of
the memory of the immortal Handel. have seen
her at the Royal Academy, Somerset House. in
the Strand. have seen her foot, in her carriage
and on horseback; and have seen and heard her
when she made her maiden speech from the throne
and therefore cannot be mistaken to the like.
ness which this American lady bears to her.
whether 1t IL any honor TO the latter, shall not
say. de not profess to be the advocate or the pane
Pyrist OF royal persons, male or female
The grand piazza, from about haf-past 7 O'Clock
till halfpast q, is dense of fashion, so much
so, that lhave had to wait for break in the quad
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on .ne z1tn, courier o. ihe bnglsn Empassy
ran. Of tie ID that the Persian Minister OF War had
Get out oman expedition to crush insuucction at
Choresan.
Tho Turkish government has ordered the district
OF the Black Sea TO be placed in free pratiqre
IL IL stated In recent letter from Bucharest that
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American Securities


The demand for American securities continue
steady both for England and the Continent and prices
firm The steamer leaves too early to communal
cate any actual transaction this morning there
fore the current quotations at the close Of tn,
market last evening limited States 6s 1865 coupon
stock, 1091S; Maryland 80; Pennsylvania 50; Indians
State As, Gs; Ohio, New York State aud City-nons
for sale.
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STEAM SHIP REPUBLIC.

The noble ocean steamer Republic, under com
mand of Captain Hobbs, left this city at o'clock
Monday evening for Cape Henry, as we learn
from the .4mercah, for the purpose Of trying her
machinery previously to going on the route between
this city and Charleston, and returned on Wednes
day morning about O'Clock. We understand that
every thing about the ship worked to the satisiac
ton of all interested On her return she made the
run from outside of Cape Henry to this city in o,"
teen hours. All who on board, consisting of
the President and Directors of the Company, and a
large number of invited guests, express themselves
delighted with the excursion, and speak in terms Of
the highest commentator of the performance Of this
splendid production of Baltimore mechanics.
The Republic will leave Kerr's wharf, F. p, on
her first regular trip to Charleston this evening at
O'Clock. We learn that her freight list for the
present voyage is already full, and that large num-
Der of persons have engaged their passage in her
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

At BOSTON, Sept. -.
Cofcc-The market continues very firm and stocks
light. Sales of 400 bags Java at S449 cts; 500
Cape Hayti at n cts, and 300 St Domingo at cts
" fb, 6 mos. DrugS-There has been quite de-
mand for Opium for the China market, and sales of
46 cases. mostly at S3.75; it is now held at ST. ftsh
-Mackerel continue to come in freely, and sell
readily at 80 for No. /, $50 for No. ,, and 1852
for No. 3. FiOlu-Ilas been in rather better de-
mand and good common brands Genesee and Michi-
gan are scarce. Sales of Genesee at 1921; Ohio and
Michigan 50 so. Moderate sales of Southern at 5.37
a 80 so ~ bril-, cash. New Flour comes in slowly.
G7atn-Therc is not much Corn afoat, and the
article is rather dull Good Southern yellow is sell
ing at 6S cts. and white GO cts. By auction, 500
sacks Western white and yellow Corn, good, GA
63 cts ~ bushel, cash Hemp-Russa clean, in
lots, is selling at 2O5d $40 W ton, q mos. Two
ships from Manila have arrived since our last,
bringing about AGO bales. Part OF one cargo OF
1900 bales we learn has been sold at II cts ~ ID,
mos Hides-Sales of Rio Grande and Buenos
Ayres at III cts, mos. OuS-The sales OF Lin
seed commenced early in the week at 70 cts. v gal,
cash, and has been daily advancing up to So cts, at
which price both English AMI American have been
sold so cts. is the price now asked for English
Sperm Oil is little less firm, but price remain
unchanged Winter Beached is selling at l.27
a $780, Unbleached, S1.22; Spring and Fall, S1l5,
cash. ProciSi0ns-There has been good demand
through the week, both for export and home trade,
and the sales of the various kinds have been consid
cradle. Pork is less firm, and reduction in price
has been submitted to- Sales OF Mess, ST., and Zoo
brls ST. 80 for very good, and Prime, $3.50 " bril-
mos. Lard goes off moderately at 63gI cts. Tor
brls and kegs 74G74 cts. " ID, A mos; 500 kegs
sold at the former price, which is reduction; 200
brls good CT cts. " Id, 60 days. Sugdr-lhere has
been quite an animated demand this week, particu-
larly for Muscovadoes, and large sales have been
made at an advance of "a ct. W Id. The sales are
700 hhds. Cuba at pa, 5s cts; 3Oo do New Orleans
Asa So cts and IS do. Porto Rico at g. cts. POO
brls and $50 bags Brazil at cts, about lZoo boxes
Cuba, brown and yellow, at 64@74 cts; Tor COM
mon to prime qualities, e mos Sundc-Ihe opera
tions have been very eNtensve upward OF 5000 bags
Sicily having been sold at prices varying from 5ioo
a S67. so ~ ton, ms, part OF which Is to go out OF
the market There is not much now remaining in
importers hands, and the best brands are held at
S75.-Daily .4dc.
At New IoRK-3 days preceding Sept. Y
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS

SURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
% "A Savings Bank for the benefit ofthe Wdoto and
Olphan."
CAPITAL t500,000 STERLING, OR ~, 500 600.
Besides Reserve Fund Qrom surplus premiums) of
about SIS5,000
Part ofhe Capital is infested in the United States.
4. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street, Hanover Square, Chairman of the
Court of Directors in London
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chief Office for .4n,erica, IA Nan ST., ~ ~
Jacob Harvey, Chairman, Samuel s. Rowland,
John J. Palmer, tiorham Fl. Worth,
Jonathan Goohue, Samuel M. Fox,
James Boorman, VIM. Van Hook,
George Barclay, G.. Edward fabicht
EDW. +. RICHARDSON. General .3ccountont.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables Of Rates, Lists
of Agents, SC. SSc obtained at the Chief Office, IA
Wall street, or from either of the Agents, through
out the United States, and British North American
Colonies.
JLEANDER STARR, General agent,
For the United States and B. n. A. Colonies.
Pamphlets, explanatory of Life Insurance, and the
peculiar system of this Institution, blank forms OF
application, Sc, obtained at the Agents office, 6
German street.
US LOCAL. DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE.
Jonathan Meredith, Esq, Chairman.
Samuel Hoffman, Esq.
j. H. .MCialoh, M. ID.
AGENTS:
DONALD MILvAIN, 6 German street.
THOMAS Fl. WILLIAMS. 81 ~
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Mackcrel 1907 brls, 5 hf do, T X Matthews $. Co.
Hahfar, On S)-Br. sch Emily
Mackcrel $50 brIs, r * II r Tucker
COASTWISE.
Portland-Brig Helen Maria.
Plaster l76 tons.
Bostof-Bark Hadley
Domestics Is bales, Wyman, Appleton s Co; rope
100 coils, mackere 4Si brls, pepper 500 bags 'emo0s
100 bxs, tallow 10 csls Goldfish 10 drums, mdze 379
pkss, order.
B0ston-Bark j. ". Paige.
Mackerel 400 brls saltpetre Ill bags 80 kegs,
tin 30 pigs, cordagc 60 coils, mdze 100 pkgs, sun
dry persons.
Mackcrcl III brls, G Small; boots and shoes 600
pkgs, mdze 100 do, rum so brls order.
Naac YOrh-Brig Juliet.
Salt $50 sacks, S Fenby s Bro.
.N6tc YOrk-Sch. Sesuine.
Brandy 20 or 50 oct csks, wine 10 ar do, j +
Strohm * Co; citron l case, A NJ Price; wine III
Indian brs, Harvey, Carson * Co; goat skins III
bales, j Kip s Son; cheese y bXS, $ Hurlbut < Co;
port wine 25 Or csbs, l. Cuttings; yellow metal
cases, Pratt * Bro; mdze 7ul pkgs, sundry per
sons
.Nsao York-Sch II. Gerard.
Manila hemp 90 bales, } Henderson & Co; cheese
% bxs, vinegar II brls, Moale s Mcdcalie; mdze Z
cases, Cariss; tea Is hf chsts, b Pattersoni
mdze 2 brls, r Sincir ir s Co; cases, J * II War
GEN. DIS, Eluei, 'reisIoh o Soj f'i PhS9' suiui
persons.
Men T0rk-Sch. Marietta Hand.
Iron 24l bars + + Montell; seed brs, c + Pitt
hides 200, liquor l75 pkgs mdze 4o2 do, order
.Ntec lork-Sch. Connecticut.
Iron 1852 bars, molasses % brls, G Small; mdze
bales, Brauns s FocRe; 457 pigs, sundry persons.
.Ne1c YOrk-Sch. Northern Light.
Guano 100 tons, order.
Mem York-Sch. Mary Eliza.
Salt 500 sacks, S Fenby * Bro.
,SaUanndh-Sch. lanes Henry.
Rice so csks, Il r Matthews * Co; 25 tres do
cotton 46 bales, T Whtridge s Co; rice tres, mas
ter.
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OUR AFFAIRS WITH FRANCE.

There has some little difficulty taken place be-
tween our Government and that of France, as will
be seen by article the first page Of this paper
We are not under approximations that it will assume
in the meantime, in view Of relations with that
Government, an EXHIBIT of our naval forces will not
be without interest, and this find prepared to our
hands in the New York Mirror. 1t will be seen by
the following statement, from that paper, Of the
strength Of our Navy, that should war unfortunate
y should be able to raise some little " noise
and confusion" on the sea as well as on land
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HOLDEN Il co.
ELDER, GELsTON & co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner of Pratt and Commerce Sts.,
BALTIMORE.
Particular attention devoted to the sales of WEST
ERN PRODUCE.
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Corn Meal, 1925 brls. 100 Inf. brls.-

1909 brs 7OS hf .brls
forming total of II, 1893 brls. of Wheat Flour
Exported this week to foreign ports, 10,221 brs.
Flour, and $50 do. Indian Meal.
FRUTT.-By auction on Saturday last, we note
sales of Ga bxs Genoa Lemons, 440G S4.65 W bx !;
and Ia Ctron "a bxs. each, TAO is cts. " h.
GRAIN.-Wheat has been in fair supply and
prices remained steady red selling at 102@ O5 for
good to prime, and 9S cts a 81 for ordinary to fair
Sales of white at 1O56 S115, the latter for Family
Flour cargo of 500 bushels Penna. mixed has
sold at LOG. There have beed several sales of Mary
land Rye at GO cts and 400 bushels Penn. at 65 cts.
~ bushel Corn has improved slightly since the
close of our last weeks report; the prevailing opinion,
that the forthcoming crop will be short, exercising
some influence on the minds of farmers, and more
recently, that the article may be required sub
stitute for Potatoes in Ireland Our closing rates
yesterday were 5765S cts for white-a cargo of
Pcnna having sold at the latter on Thursday-and
60@62 for yellow. Oats remain at 2S(d 81 cts.
GUANO-Contnues in good request, selling
freely S32 for Patagonian, and Ala $50 " ton for
Peruvian.
HEMP.-We have not heard of any sales--West-
Dew-rotted is held at 79dS cts. " h., and the
stock is quite light
HIDES.-There are none in first hands. An in
voice of 1920 hung dried Chill has sold at 104 cts,
on time
IRON-The market for Pig remains Inactive
LEAD-A small lot of Virginia Pig has sold at
S4.75 % 100 lbs.
MACCARONI AND vERMICELLI.-We
note the sale by auction of 200 boxes the former
at 11@ l3s, and the latter 100 1a cts o. ID.
MOLASSES.-We have no private transactions
to report. BY auction, % hhds. Porto Rico sold
at so cts. % gallon; IS do Sugar House, 2746 27a;
% tres. New Orleans Sirup, 254@27; and Is brls.
Steam Sirup, 29A@3 s cts. % gallon, mos.
NAVAL STORES.-We are without any change
to note, and the demand for most descriptions
tinues moderate.
OILS.-I.nseed has further advanced and cannot
now be had under 95 elsa 81 " gallon, cash. By
auction on Saturday 200 bskts. salad (Nice) sold at
at 2S5d $3.50 ~ bskt. and csks. and kegs Olive
at S7469 80 cts % gallon.
PLASTER PARIS.-Sales this week have been
made at 1925 " ton.
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Nominal stock on hand Goth inst, 500 hhds.
WOOL.-The supplies come forward quite spar
ingly and in many instances are passed forward to
the Eastward without detention. OF the parcels
disposed of in this market during the passing week
we note one of nearly 5000 lbs. mixed grades of
feecewashed at 33a sc cts u ID; 1900 lbs. tub do,
2Sa30; $500 do. pulled 25627l; and $500 do. I'M
washed 1Sd 20 cts. " lb-total about l., 800 lbs.
FREIGHTS-Non ew engagements for England,
and those vessels already up are not making much
progress in loading. Two vessels have been taken
for Holland, to load Tobacco, at 22s Cd o. hid
Very little demand for Foreign lreghers, and Coast
ing vessels in less request.
BEEF CAYTLE-There were 100 head
brought forward at the drove yards last Monday, of
which $50 taken by city butchers, $50 driven
Eastwardly, and 100 left on drovers' hands. There
more animation than usual manifested amongst
purchasers, but the prices paid the the
preceding week, ranging from to S3.124, gross,
equivalent to IA Sc u 100 lbs, net No change in
the prices of Live Hogs, which remain steady at
450@ So, for inferior to choice lots.
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BALTIM o x II:

LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Sept. s IIAVRE, Sept.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the title page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in differ
ent citics-Steamboat and Car regulations Depar-
lures of Foreign Steamers, Packets, sc.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-09-29

ROBERT HOOPER,
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKER.
No. los Pratt street, near South.
"a If BALTIMORE.