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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
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TCELJEFISG that hsy~>on = Of Jh7 lar,-,.,, -,
- beet select. d Assessments AZ iIrIsss 1t (,aos
ever ga this Vallryand that possess i IL. ntao
which cIfibiezus TO sell Inv as The FriIls s.
HOUSES OF Baltimore, therefore rspec4faltv S.,
iielt your .ryisrs aud hnnc, by igeut stee tfn 10
the req "rcIhents of the Trade; merit continu-
nnee OF your PatroGsgc. Our stock consists of
IMPORTED & AMEnICaE CUTLERY.
Door Plate, Screw Chest, Truns and Pzd Iseks-
Strap tt"et Butt. Shut;c- a.sd T IIil Eys Screws:
Scrrw Spring and Chhin BoiIs. E'lics Rasps Braces
aud Bits Augurs, Chisels Levels, Ptancs, R,,ve,s
Ruirs, CriN5 Cat, Hand, Weed Compass and Vcbi,,
Saws, Hate lets, Ha4nmers, Adzys,. Axes, Gnln-I
passes, and iblrIug Machine Artils SIrC!ccS Bel.
lows, Scrcw-PLstes, NIses, Tire Bcn!cTs Screw
Wre"chcs, Drawing Knives, Jack Se,cws,- Forks,
Shovels. Chains. Hams, Il ,kes, Briar and G rlin
Ssy!ht$, Mill scoops, AIa,toctss Picks Hoes I4rr-
ole B"s, Hockle>, kiugs, Pad Trees. T'rrcts. Post
Hooks. t)r"9nIcnts ClIs las. COiEi,s Trlnucs
and C@Sin"t ltardW"rc; I'rs'wcls. PuIlvys. Tape
Lines, PUNCHES, LASTS aud since Findings; Nails
SplErS. Horse and Mule Shoes aud Nrits also Irou
OF all kinds Hr"oms, Brushes and.Cur,aSe.
iha"ku for past fIvors, =. c resos,tfully solicit
orders for the above named goods.
April 3. 1876. - :, = ~"
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PH TO GRA MS.
Lown. VI 70. 6, IsG6.-sm
TO ALI CONCERNED.

t'Ho1 this time hcnccfUrth it vilI DC absoIutelv
= Impossible Ter inc to open accounts ,giIh nv
pcr.oh except such as have been prompt 70 rucGt
ter agei"c"ts Cash "a required from me S =
All Hlcrchai:is from whom yursfagE .,,y y1,,s..
ana to carry ON my business lDust rccui2e O. III
from Y o4n cttstIru,TE - - '4'S NFF'-7-A
Al P1rsons WIN ku hcinseiyeI In dsbie to m =
az earnestly requested to Cal and settle their sc-
C""n's. when money il Ia be- had vii! IA ke
produce ri all kinda. z. LEE HEIeEL.II.-
Nov. y, I56,, - IL
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a LI4per!nRs indebted ito the estate of MINOR
"a BURST, are hereby notified to make im,,ne-
diate payment; Fnvsc.npvrng. demands, will pre-.
se"t t"cm properly proven for settlement All per
ms AtyinE business with the estate, refer cd
n. S. VIII re nl C:InrIcsIuwn 4: :, b. :. ".
WA. o MACOUGITRY. Admir-
NInrch q SIG - =. = .--..- ---- =. - :
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

TIE url.rsism"d Administrator of til. Estate
Of WILLIAM GROVE. decreased, requests III
n%rS'! nav,mg c.i,ns g;nntt the said rsratc
immediately, otherwise they will be Gicbarrrd from
all bci fits Of the estate Those. indebted Ia the
cstht"arc required 40 pay up by the list Of Jri i,
otherwise suit wifi be- Brought SPEEDY cuticC lion
March I3, Is664at. :, ~ = --1"I -
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EXECUTORS N0T2CE,

I ii. persons in,!c ted To- the estate Of JACOB
- MOLEE, are requested so cali and settle and
Hii having 'llns dust tue tie, Will present
tHe"' properly proven, Tor payment.
'.' n. 5. WHITE, En-. or
A"rc0 p, lSGG-l of jacob .ROler
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TO The oPIic-
EHE undersigned has just returned from BALI
l. more WILMA large Hud splendid assortment OF
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS

which VIC would invite friends and thc public to
c%nin'"" before inrc hasnG els, whereas We are, de
HrnI",d "sr as cheap as any "ther cstitblisnc ut
III III" Valley, for CASH 81 BARTER
All wt'n=k is IA cXaninntivuo at our Stock where
You VIII mud general assortment If Drv Goods
c"islStlnG" i Hdi"s Dress MA'crnr:"i latest ST cs
WIN !tin,himgS GcmtlcIm"u's Wear at every de.
scrint'"" R"ndy Mad" CthimG Boots, s.ucs Hats
hardware. t4u"cnswar". Glassware. Hollow. ware
w OGDEN w,rc and Tin war, Leather, n:,,i Sh,s-
Findings, Saddles, Brides, Collars, iiur.:cs ard
Trac -rr. ~
.GRoCEEIEs of every Observation-Disclosures. Su
CARS. Tons. Mulasscs. Fisb aud Salt.
=, HiA HANDLES aud WlIiNkEFS, best Brands Of
Chewing aud Smoking T"bacc", cigars and $muG.
lr"m. lIprsG Shur .Irop. Mai; Rods, Lurs" Shoes
and Nails All "F the above articles to- b., had al
tAc EIRR1N STaRE- The highest :naIk XII price pa id
fot Country Proruse "f "rcIy d, scripJron- 4.
GEORGE w. ,LEIS ENRiNCS 8. Co.
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BALTIMORE CARDS.
PLANO F0RTESlAND MUSIC.

THE subscriber respect fully soEicits the attention
L of che public to his fine assortment of
Piano EorteS
of various tycs and patterns of 90 and octavcs;
amongst them those from the celebrated factory of
'ESToDARg," ~
of New York, which for bra uty nf tone, power and
durability, are unrquailetI. Ais th'sc of
GRoVESTETN & CO.,
the finest cheap <Pianas uuflctured, and TO
which csPccia attention is ca lied.
A number of second la nd PIANOS also on hand,
from 5 30 to $500, both fur safe ard rent.
SHEET MUSIC OF ALL KINDS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for all instruments.
MELNDEONS, VIoLINS, GUITARS, STRINGS
of all kinds, c,
Orders from country dealers, and schuoIs es.
Pccialiy, solicited, and liberal dipcount allowed.
II D HEWITT,
No.56 North Charles ST, near Saratoga,
March ely. Baltimore.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate o
them properly ftuthcnt icac,I. All persons mdcbted
to the SANS are requested to ma Ike pa v,n.mt too
March 2n. Is66-5t9E Il j - -'N"' -
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H'o THE PUBL Lie,

FOR LApiEs--wc have just reeelv, d. sp,,a
t"S "h"3 spring Hoop Skirts. Tt,ai.'- OF ops
Pifcr g! steel without CItCusIor Il. r. nj 'TIcso
EElii' are entirely new their const r,irticri an
etVesai rcgr'ct- are more hnndsrs an, Tar mora
G"'anie trin those l'"rs;"fnr'. sOf. Some extra
large TOR eli eases SiIh traiss Orders taken for "a.
ira sizes. EE4RSIE Y T. SEIrEIL. n
Feb u. 1896 -
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TRAvEEER,S GUIDE,

tCirefatlR corrected as changes occurI
To Washington. by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Depot, Camden street and Eutaw street-i.3l, 7.05
and S.45 A. NJ and 800 and 4.20 and 745 P. NJ
Sunday trains at 40 and 8.45 a. NJ, and 400.
For AnnapOs-Loaye Baltimore, Camden station
S.i5 A. NJ. and 1. P II.
To Philadelphia and New York, by Baltimore,
philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad Depot Presi-
dent street-S25 and $40 A. H.. and 110 635 25 and
and for Philadelphia g. 25 ?. Nj. 70 IIavre de Grace
4.1O p. NJ.
TO Harrisburg, EImira and the West, by Northern
Central Railroad, Depot corner Calvert and Frank
lin streets, 800 A. NJ and 1910 7.23 and 1000 P. NJ.
To YORK, by Northern Central Railroad, 40 A. NJ.
To PaEkton by Northern Central Railroad-123O
: 70 Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.
P. NJ.
To Ellicotts Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R R-6.2O
and 10 A. Nj, and $50 P. NJ.
70 Salisbury by Phila. Wilmington and Bait. R R
-9.25 P. NJ.
To DoyeT, Del, by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait
R-110P. NJ.
To Wheeling and Parkersbu-g by Bait. and Ohio R
R-daly mail $50 A. NJ. Except Sunday; Cincinnati
Express, daily Encluding Sunday, 10 P. NJ.
To Westminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland r Rs A. NJ. and 1880 and $50 P. Nj.
To Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond, by
Line, Spears wharf daily, at SEQ 7. NJ.
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge, Eastern
Shore every Friday, by Individual Enterprise Steam
Light street Wharf at 100 A. II.
To Annapolis and West River. every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at A. NJ, by same line.
For farther information, advertisement of Rail-
roads and Steamboats, in another part Of this paper
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BALTIMORE DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FEBRUARY H. 1866

The CHOLERA CONFERENCE IN THE EAsT-The
following appears in the Lepa, Herald of CONSTANT
nople:
The nominations to the forthcoming Cholera
ference will we learn hold its first sitting early in
the coming month. The Hon. W. Stuart, Her Ma
jesty's Secretary of Embassy, with medical assoc-
tives: Count Lallemand. as already stated will be
the French member; and the Italian, Belgian and
several Governments Persia viii also he
TO the hygienic concert and will contribute the wis
dom and science of Teheran through the Malkem
Khan abd Dr. Sawas Boy. The other powers, in
Guiding the United States have also appointed their
delegates, but the names have not yet been an
nouneed. In the meantime, it is sufficiently plain
that the Conference is to be rather diplomatic than
medical and that the result viii per force put de-
gree OF pressure on the Porte which Alali Pasha
hardly ioresaw when he readily fell in with the
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, February 10. 1866

stoon,or Thomas 49, n,SnoII fo, >rc,,.
NJ falls.
Rg TcR6eo Sam ne BRADY, hands non Norioko
Dtchhead, Dr. Reports the bark Delaware, hence
ioE St DemaranTa ;, went to sea 9Th instant
NSSe eo,aa. q S Son. -...
steamer George Leary, Brakeman, from Norfolk
to , Birckhead, Jr
SSSg89InShalp pea Uuli FISH, from Chareston-mdse
% = 3 DIatsuG 81 81 rr
Rn liieI e'elsourE' 1faVeEs' from hlchmond-J
n sFef Ell Auelalue cannon from Nor1olk-to NJ
St"arn'or C,,r,borrorl 11l,; Co., rrl,.,... .
Penderrost Fern & ~ iroil CAafiestoh-to
steamer iadv Iang Gpansnor,, RIoroI,o.d f,
Fort Monran~Io i = D4'nonaIu from
io'' Dioiiioo a srri = SIi'' S sGTinas.eF'
n bonr t P rom GhafIeston IN
Charleston February 8tb and orried ON d O' b LII
of the mails Reports steamer Ellie Knirhf Har-
rngton for Baltimore TO sail in few davs. steamer
Sea emil Fish do do. brig enr@ia H"ii ofi9 F
Wilmington. G. in comnanv with the CnmbnrIopG
Steamer Thomas L Cahill Norris. from Wssbing.
Ton ond AIoyonIristnC ~ ortl,;,,o.o, ~ " '''tiiiis
S anu fohn SiHe no r.,
nhis@mdso Il 4 SiTiver' '' ii'iLi uiia'el-
' stgaarad
S+oo,oor Sto+o oF Wnrz'Ia,J rro,,or, p;.L.,
] BranGt "a i'iu' Lay eiS' Ii'nlLoHu
SIeamnr e. Gor,s ,oId u,-., po.to,., r
n1gg ieF "eorss APpoiu' h0"eS' b0Ston-A
Falls.
steamer James Il Brady T,ondis NorfoIk-J
Brckhead IT l. Di""'' N"4"i'' ]'0i40iN .
Blaisdell, Jr. -''"' 1''" i'ih "ei
Schr Emma Bacon, Bearse Boston-R M HesJen
SGhr u C0wperthwaite Newbury New York-R
NJ Heslen. July -'0" l YIN "A
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m BALTIMORE February 10th, 1856.
To the Editors Of the Baltimore Commercial:
Dear Sirs-We desire to follow Mr. B. F. Swayne in
his praiSeworthy movement for the relief of the
suffering poor in the South, without regard to politi-
cal opinions, and hereby tender donation TO the
LADIES' who have the matter in charge of one hundred
dollars worth of Photographic portraits of celebrities
recently taken at our establishment, from Efe and
will also furnish number Of portraits finely finished
in coors and India ink at cost, the profits ON which
il sold, to go to the same object.
Respectfully. STANTON & BUTLER
Fayette, near Charles street
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New York Egnrkets. reb. 10.

Flour &C-The market for Western and State
Flour is hardy 50 rm for the low grades are n less
request aud very firm. The sales are 1890 bbs at
S71Q6750 fer super State 81 S5@So5 for extra Stat
Of estern extra SS50dS90 for shipping Ohio; $9l5
oil So for trade and family brands and Sl2G 1915 for
St; Louis extras Canadian Flour is quiet but frT
sales Of 200 obs at s. 098 $50 for The low grades OF
extra, and $86O@ll.50 for trade and family extras
Southern Flour is in fair demand and firm sales OF
$50 bbis at S2}l IDJl Tor mixed to good super coun
try Baltimore, &c., and $lJ.35a 1850 for trade and
GP1IN-Thc wheat mark ct is easier with fair de
mand for milling, confined to sning Winter is ne
elected and prices are nominal The sales are g 500
bushels at 81 60Ql65 for No Milwaukee club 81 Is
demand. Sales OF 5000 bushels at 20 cts for State,
and 10 for Canada VI est. Oats are firm and moder
atcly active. The SALES are 2J,ON bushels unsound
Western at IS cts; State at >, cts by the car load,
and Jersey and southern at 5lGj2 cts Corn is lower,
but ia moderate demand. The sales are 50 coo hush
els unsnund Mt a Gts IN store Western mixed at so
at SO@Sl cts; Southern white at 90 cts
PROyISroNS-TLe market for peri, to day has been
exceedingly DULL prices have ruled very heavy, and
triie lowe. For future delivery we have only
TO note sale Of 80 bbls new mess seller February
at so. The sales, cash and regular. are 80 bbI-
new mess at $40 29.2I, closing at the inside rate.
Other kinds arc nominal. Beef is dull but prices
without change Sales of $50 bbl4 at S11@l4 for
old plain mess Sl6@ 1907 do $3.50 for old extra
do, and S1UG24 for new do. Bacon IN better de
mGnd and steady; sales OF $50 boxes ut 1874 cts for
long ribbed and l}5 cts Tor long clear thcsPot and
to arrive. Dressed hogs are duil and easier. We
quote at @l24 cts for Western and124 @13 cts for
city. Lard active, but price are heavy sales
of Io6 bbs and tics at l6@l7% Cts for No !; 17G1735
cts for city; and is cts for Western and 1874 cts
for small lots choice.
CoFEEE-Rio is firm but the market g quiet We
quote prime at 2lc. Other kinds are inactive but
firmly held.
CoPrER-American iugot is dull, unsettled and
lower. We quote at 81 l@$6lsc for Lake and BALI
more; 5jG 40c 10 new shcathing and yellow metal
SUGAR-Raw sugars arc in moderate demand ana
Ermer. We quote at from IL 4gtit5z for fair good
refining. Refined are quiet but firm at &c for hars
PETROLECN--Is dull at 3ni2c Tor crude and l3@ ~
for refined in bond.
MmsEY-The market is dun and unsettled.
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RNr1MnRE Eehrnnrv 1nth 1853

L0TIOfE IOVINleTClVT.
Dear SirS-As understand that the noble offer of
Mr.. b. Swayne has been accepted by the ladies of
Baltimore. and that gements are being made to
hold fair on grand scale for the relief of the South
ern poor without regard to political opinion we now
propose to give for that object one hundred dollars
IN goods and will furnish table with saeable art-
Giles to amount the profits of all sales made to go
TO the general fund. Yours, respectfully
RIrIER. PERRIan & " ~
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LEGAL NOTICES,

~ ORDER OF TEEE COMMISSIONER.
a > OF INS0LNENT DEBTORS.-Notioeis berahr
gwen 10 the creditors of the following named TnSni
vent Debtors, that the said Insolvents having filed
IheT petluGn to tho Court of Common Pleas far tbS
9ehent OF the Insolvent Law of Maryland that The
Gay therelnatter mentioned as fixed for their aDnsar
ance 70 answer heterogeneous, if any be fled and
that the following named day has also been lived for
Court of Common Pleas: 1'- 0'''-'
Michael Hayes, applied Nov. Is, IS65-frst appeor-
ance Jan. |, 1866; final hearing March 5 1856
anton winter applied Nov lS, lS65-frst appear
anee Jan l. 1865; final hearing March s. 1866
Ann NJ. SPuthcomb, applied Nov. 20 lSG5-frst
appearance Jan. l. 1906: final hearing March 1gSS
Charles LeBOn, applied Nov 20 lS65-Arst onnaor
aneo jan 1866; final hearing March s. 1866,
John Fisher applied Nov IS, 1S65-frst appeor-
an gS Jan; i IL 1855; hnal hearing March 5 1866
Inonas " aters, applied Dec. !, lS65-frst apDear-
ance Jan. i 1866; final hearing March 1915 'pP'ii
simon N0lt, applied December 1. lS65-irst an
pearance February s. 1866 final hearing April 2 1876
, William Clements, jr., applied Deoember IL iSSS"
2, 1866 - -0''' Ni'''i nearing April
John 0. H9rsey, applied 8Oth December, 1s65-6rst
appearance February 5, 1866 final hearing April ID
Benjamin Tanner, applied 3Otb December. 1S65-
hrSt appearance February 9th, 1866. final hearing
Daniel Shettle, applied January ID, 1s66--srss an
Resarance March 9TH. 1866, final hearing May I'll,
Joseph f. Hamilton applied January "a, 1885,
first appearance March 5th, 1856, final hearing Nav
It'll, 1866. -l@S
David NJ Williams, applied January ID 1s8s-frst
appearance March 9th, 1866, final hearing May 7th
Archibald Wilson. Jr., applied January 11tb, 1866
first appearance March 9Th, 1866 final hearing Nav
Joseph White, applied January 18th, ls66-frst
1866. 1N- N'' mo A"' TN
William Shannahan. applied February Q. 1s66-
lI I$S appearance March s. 1856, final hearing May =
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0FFyCE OFa'EzE COMMERCIAL. g.FI7 ! -
z , BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'[I WIT II N ~ :
BALTIMORE, Septeraber 81 iSS5 -

A statement having been CIRCULATED among +,,
mercantile community that the "C0MMFFRSTIf I 45
or outside line Of Steamers between tbis no!
New York. has been only established tenporar SEe
and is to be Withdrawn at the cOuvanience nF ~
statement. and gives assurance to merebsn ms
shippers generally between these ports that arranSs
munication for fpe years, The extens;vs al 5 ooL
PIs5 70: u EGSta Rlyer, New York and Faanigans
shS5 N nave besn leased for that period
line IN either pSTs IhEee drst Glass freight Steam
sTss VIZ the SEA GULL, FALCON, and KING
FISH nm, fiji MAKE regular and rapid cOnnecfion
and will deliver freight according 10 tbs tsrns 81
shipment during that tina "S "
JACOB R. SHULI,
"T] ehasRTaI ARsn&
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That annIi-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and City Copn
ca OF Baltimore, for the passage Of an ordnsnce ta
widen Commoroe lane, the east side betWesn So ~
saa |gSst ana @3eaAnGa plaza Re22-lsW9us
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JOSEPH SIMMONS,
GEO. W. GORDON,
DAVID TAYLOR,
ISAAC MULEa- Clerk

TENHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Oh
estate of PERRY PHILLIPS, late of the sand city,
deceased. .,,,
All persons having claims against the sad deceased
vouchers thereof to the subscriber or before the
5th day of August, 1866 They may otherwise Py law
be excluded from all benefit OF SAID estate Al per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment Given under ny 1and ths 9th
day of February, 1866. STEPHEN WHALEN.
feS.law4wS Executor,
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~ BALTIMORE

DdL1lmOhE
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK l STRF5Ft;4f 10
- discovered in the Great Hospitals Of Fnrans
in the world for Weakness of the Back a. iIE
Structures Affections Of the Kidneys and Pja3dSr
;tv Discnarges Imp9tency, General Deb
Confusion Of Ideas Palpitaton Of the Hesrt TT
~ drfmPnG Dmness of Sight or Giddincss Dis
esSgs 81 the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin Affections
" t4e LIVER Lungs Stomach OF ROyyes-thoEe +srri
PIE asoTders arising FROM Solitary Habits Of Youth
inns inns than the song Of Syrens to the Marines ~
Ggsses pIlghting their most brilliant hopes or ar
Fsn"ef BE- M65THTi Ngf6 IS impossible
., gF5cs No. S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
s sOing rom Baltimore street, a few doors from
me corner. Fail not to observe Name and Number
LNtters must contain stamn 81 -
RAR. a. HUEE, of Paris, still oTtin1cs his.
81 ceSsful treatment of CONSUMPTION Seyar.1
residents OF Baltimore, in an advanced sfaoa 0t -
disease, are now RAPIDLY recovering and can he re-, re-
t9 f To- Apply at his OFFICE Southeast corner
land. ''' D'i'lu'o1G, ma =
AR. A. HUFF, Graduate of the Wedic,, F,,,,I-
~ " Of PARIS Franco Member of the Medical
ana Chlrurgical Faculty of Baltimore, Md is The
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vEVHIs Is no GIVE NOTECE-T6at II

FE7HHS ES TO GIVE NOEECE-That the 81 b.
a scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city letters of administration on the per
sonal estate of ROBERT BRAZIER, late of said city
deceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 9th day of August next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Given under NV hand
this Sd day Of February, 1866.
BENZ. NJ. DENNIS of John,