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NEW YORK.
Gone to Florida.

Gone to Florida.
NEW YORK, Nov 24.-hIrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe sailed for her plantation in Florida this after
noon.
Death Of an Old Jockey.
Gilbert Patrick, known as "Gilpatrickn the old
est Jockey in America, died to-day of pneumonia at
his residence in this city. The burial will take
place tomorrow at Poughkeepsie, N. Y He rode
Lexington, Lecompte and other famous racers
Trial of an Editor.
In the Court of General Sessions to-day John De-
voy, editor of the Irish Nation was placed on trial
1or hDel, having in a recent issue of his paper
charged that AUGUST Belmont, the banker acting in
the interest of the British Government had refs ed
to return money entrusted him for the irish reyol
zionist, Col. O,Mahoney ia 1865.
Not Guilty.
In the case of George Melius the brakeman on
the chicago express which run into in January
last by the Tarrytown special at Spuyten Duyyii
the jury returned a yer.ict of not guilty He was
indicted for manslaughter.
Failure of a Tea Merchant.
Charles N Earle, wholesale dealer in tea assigned
to-day with preference amounting to $1O3,595.
Held for Trial.
decision was given this afternoon in the Jetferr
son market Police Court in the case of Ernest Har-
yier, against whom charges of criminal libel and
perjury were made by Marie Prescott Persell the
actress Harvier was held for trial.
No Business on Hand.
Passenger agents of the trunk lines today tran
sacted no business of any Importance
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Saccarappa,s New Paner.

Marcus Watson, late editor of this paper has
opened printing office at Saccarappa, and
therefrom will shortly issue weekly paper to
be called the Westbrook Chronicle. Having
had 3S years experience in the art typographi-
cal, and having large and entirely new stock
of newspaper, advertising and job type, to-
gether with two fine presses with power at
tached, he has all the essentials requisite to
the making of first class paper He has a
broad field in which to work and the citizens
of Westbrook and vicinity are enthusiastic
over the prospect of newspaper in their own
town. They realize the benefit it will be to
them, and stand ready to aid the new enter
prise with their subscriptions. Here's hop
ing. '-Kennebunk Star.
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h. M. Corn, car
lots, 80
Mixed Corn,
car lots, 80
0sts. g so
Sacked Bran 0O@2l 90
Mids.. 20 so
Cotton Seed, car lot 81 90
/" bag lots 30 90
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MORE DISASTERS.
A stormyon the Great Lakes.

IA OLOTLusOu bu6 dr0dU bak6Ss
BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. 24.-Early this morning
severe storm broke over this city and reached its
height about O'Clock. For half an hour the gale
was accompanied by thunder ard lightning Trees
were blown down. signs unhinged and windows in
some houses blown out. The schooner j. W. Doane
from Erie was blown ashore al the hreakwater and
bids fair to become a total wreck. The steam barge
Empire arrived in port safely, having broken away
from hertow of tso schooners, the Grafton and A II
Moss which is feare lost. There will undoubl-
edfy be more casualties to report.
The schooner j. w. Doane ashore at Buffalo
breakwater, is total loss. She has been scuttled.
She was valued at $50, ,0o0f and is owned by w. M
Eagan of Chicago.
The schooner Groton and A. H. Mass are also
ashore. The life saving crew saved both crews.
About l o'clock this forenoon the floating eleva-
tor Ann Grant situated the Blackwell canal was
blown down. No lives were lost. The elevator was
the properly of John Kelderhouse, and valued
at $4,000.
Great Loss Expected.
DETROIT, Nov 24-The Captain of the Propeller
Fountain City which was burned at midnight,
thinks the loss of the shipping by the last nights
gale will be very heavy, he says there were many
crafts OF every description out ON Lake Huron and
on Dagman Bay. The loss was simply terrible
The schooner @. b, Benssn went aground on Cal
chester Reef, Lake Erie yesterday afternoon and
is flying signals of distress. 1,he crew lashed
to the rigging. The vessel that sighted them was
unable to go to their rescue,
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STATE NEWS.
sAaADAHoc COUNTY.

The Bath Times says: Mr.. Jos. NJ. Hayes is
one of the Maine commissioners in the distri
button of the Geneva Award. The commits
sion held two days session in Richmond last
claims. The principal claimants in Richmond
were Francis Theobald and Marshal s. Hager.
The latter has one claim in particular for
valuable cargo of guano that the commission
considered. The commission will meet in this
city on Friday next. Hon. VIM. L. Putnam
of Portland will be in attendance. Mr.. Hayes
thinks that the claims of Bath will probably
amount to $750,000. The duty of the commits
sioners is to take the testimony of the claim
ants, which will be sealed and sent to WASH
ington for adjudication, TINS saving the travel
mepse number of claimants in this city, the
claims amounting to as much as all the re-
manning claims in the State put together.
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A Long Criminal Career.

BOSTON, Nov. pa Montreal special to the
Herald says that William Richards the condemned
murderer, who committed suicide at Sweetsburg
Jail today left letter and autobiography behind
From the letter which is to b issued in book form,
and that his whole record has been series of infa-
nous crimes of every kind and degree. He ac-
knowledges having stood every kind of punishment
and there is scarcely Jail in England in which he
has not served time. He admits he premeditated
the murder of his companion and merely followed
him about to accomplish his brutal impulse He
was deserter from the British army and navy.
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Gone to Florida.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe sailed for her plantation in Florida this after
noon. - ~
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Failures for the Week.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The business failures for
the past seven days. reported to R. G. Dun q Co, of
this city, number 157, of which 143 occurred in
the country and IA in New York CITY, Though
more numerous than usual not SO many heavy fail
ures are reported as in some previous weeks, the
of traders in the country. The prominent New
York assignments those of j. Gould's Sons,
teas; Levi s. Blogg, fancy goods and Baker g. Nc
Kenney. military goods The Eastern States had
18 failures; Western, 40; Southern 23 Pacific,
II; Canada, 16; and New York city, IA; total, 167
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(By Telegraph.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-dogs-Receipts 25, 900 head;
shipments $500 head; generally l0c higher; mixed
S0a6 80; heavy at 6 Z0G6 20; light 85@6 40:
skips at 3 6O@5 60.
Cattle-Receipts $500; Equipments 5000 head,
frmer;good to choice shipping 5 25@6 90.
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The Dexter Gazette says; Work on the new
block In Pttsfield is progressing. The 1rst
hoor or basemeet will contain engine and hook
and ladder halls, lobby, one large store 36x70
1eet, large dining room, cistern oil 700 hid.
capacity, and the balance cellar room. The
70x90 feet, not including state and ante-rooms.
On the third floor will be the halls Of the Odd
Fellow and Masepjc frate rnities, each 35x90
feet
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Vermont. -. 1215@14
N Y Factory. 121aG14
Skins. ...... Tag 8
Apples.
Eating ~ bbl..2 5OG3 so
Cooking Pbbl 2 00a2 rs
Evaporated. ......16@l7
Dried Western. .6961s
do Easter. iG6HZ
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Death of Engineer Hobby.

The navy department. is informed of the death
Passed Assistant Engineer james M. Hobby of Me-
ford, Mass, the 17th inst.
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The Labor Conrress.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 24.-In the labor Congress to-
day the most of the forenoon was devoted to the
committee on consultations. Messrs. Gowpers Of
New York, Howard of Massachusetts, Edmansten
Ohio were appointed as the committee legislation
of the ensuing year.
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BLEAcHED ooTroNs.
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PITrsBURG, Nov. 24.-The city council this al
ternoon appoin'e a committee to investigate
the charges of bribery against themselves made by
the mayor in an official message vetoing an ordi-
dance granting the right of way into the city of
new railroad company. If the charges are not sus-
tanned the mayor will be iupeaehed If they are
sustained the criminal proceedings will involve
nearly one-hslf of the city government.
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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. 25.

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT rwENrY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR Dept OFFICE CHIEF SIcNAIA
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Nov. %, A. M.
For New England,
Fair weather.. westerly winds, stationary or lower
temperature, higher pressure.
Cautionary signal are ordered from New Haven
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
During the past two days severe westerly storms
crossed the lake region barometer highest in Ten
nessee and Ohio Valley General rains as fallen in
West Gulf Stairs and general SHOWS in Lake region
southeriy Winds prevail in northwest and north
westerly in Gulf >tates and westerly in lake region
n iddle states and New England. Temperature az
falen east of Mississippi River and risen in north
west, Warmer and fair weather indicated SUNDAY
in Middle and South Atlantic States.
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Death of a Desnerado.

WADEsBoRo. n. c., Noy. "a Daniel Could a
desperate murderer led gang OF pr seners who
broke Jail at this place last night, as they ran
through the town party of citizens opened fire on
them with rifles, Gould and man named lehman
were fatally wounded.
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POLITICAL.
The Election in Connecticut.

The Election in Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Nov. "a. The official figures make
Walkers [Dem.) majority iu the state 239I Gen.
majority of 6S1.
The New Orleans Election to be Con-
tested.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 24-A ". Bosworth. the
independent candidate for mayor at the recent elec-
ten, and other candidates for municipal offices.
have served notice of contest
Providence Politics.
PROVIDENCE, r. T., Nov. 24-The Democrats this
evening nominated Hon. Ziba O. Slocum for mayor
The Republicans tomorrow will nominate the pres
ent incumbent, Hon. VIM. S. Haywood
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Superfine and
low grades. 3 c0g4 90
Y Snrth4 and
Xxx Spring .5 00G 6 90
Patent Spring
Wheats --.7 1898 30
Michigan W, N
ter straights5 5046 90
Do roller. q. b 1895 20
st Louis Win
ter straight. 5 25@6 90
Do roller. 6 00H6 so
Winter Wheat
natantq = 00n7 40
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New York stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph,

(By TeIegraph.)
New YORK, Nov 24.-Money on call loaned du-
ring early part of the day between 12d 90 but later
dropped to 9; prime mercantile paper at 6C@6. Ex-
change weak 4.79s4 for long and 4.S3sA for short
Governments weak and declined 1s9A. State
bonds moderately active and weak. Railroad bonds
are generallp weak. Stocks closed active and irreg
ular.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregate
ed sos 600 shares.
oil 10 ~
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Russian Finances.

ST. PETERSBURG Nov. 2k.-lbe official returns
show that the revenue of the empire fl ON February
/ to September increased "A UO0.0 900 roubles and
the expenditures decreased 100000 roubles,
as compared with the period last year.
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Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND. Nov. %.
miscellaneous merchandise received by the Port
land Il Ogdensburg Railroad. 26 cars. EE
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
"a cars miscellaneous merchandise; for connectlDg
roads 1O5 cara miscellaneous merchandise
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Havana Market.

lby IbIbgrdpn.l
HAVANA. Nov. 24.-Sugar market auiet
Spanish gold .S91a 0l.9O.
Exchange eady; on Uuited States so days gold
at SA@S# prem; short sight at 91Ad10 prem.
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TUE MAINE STATE PRsss

oH MAINE STATE FKSSS
puolshe1 every THURSDAY MoRNISGat s2.OO a
ear, II PAID In advance at $500 year.
BATES oB ADVERTISING; One inch of space, the
engtn OF column, constitutes square,"
$i.oO per square, daily first week; 70 cents per
week after three insertions less 81 00; continu
ing every other day after first week, 30 cents
Half square, three insertions or less 75 cents:
one week, 81 90; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES. one-third additional
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs'' and "AUoTIoE
SALES" $500 per square per week; three inser-
tions or less. $50.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
fKEss (Which has large circulation in every part
OF the State) for $100 per square for first inser-
ton, and 30 cents per square for each subs uent
insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING 90.
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Sursveau Markets.

By Toiegrapa.
LONDON. Nov. "a -Consols 1O2 1-l6.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. "a -Iz.3O P. N Cotton market
moderate INQUIRY and freely supplied Uplands at
and export 1000 bales; futures steady. -
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PORTLAND, Nov. "a.
The folio wing quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by s. ii. Larminie
Il Co., 1b7 Commercial street, Portland
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Trial of a Briber.

COLUMBUS, Nov 24.--The trial of j. D. Watson
indicted for offering bribes to members of the legis
ture began today.
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PRICE 8 CENTS.
steck Mariner.

The following quotations Of stocks are reoeive
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton fmsm
bers Of the Roaton Stock Exchsnge), corner Of Mia.
die and Exchange atreetss
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FImAaClAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Nov "a.
Flour is quiet and unchanged. Pork dropped 50c
again today ami still further decline is expected
Sugar is slow has fallen Use at SAC for granu
lated and 8sl for Extra G. Beef is very dull tend
ing downward. Portland Oil declined 1sc; Ligonia
is quoted at Ice, ater White 15c, Kerosene 1874
and Refined Petroleum sac Fresh Balibut is held
here 14c, and at Gloucester 13c.
The following are to-day's quotations OF Flour,
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MARIN e NEWS.
WIN Discharge for Repiars.

Will Discharge for Repiars.
HALIFAX, Nov. 24-The steamer Durham City,
from New York for Newcastle Eng, put in here to-
day leaking and will have to discharge for repairs
Loss of a Schooner.
PICroU, Ont, Nov. 24.-The schooner Enterprise,
loading harley at west point storehouse, when half
loaded attempted to leave for shelter, but went
ashore. The vessel and cargo will be total loss.
The crew were saved.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Failure at East Northwooc
Not a Correct Report.

Failure at East Northwoods
EAST NoRTHwooD, Nov. 24.-B. W. Smith, gro
Ger failed here yesterday. Liabilities $500; as
sets small. Boston parties are interested.
Not Correct Report.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 24-The cost of the prepara-
tions for and the housing of the U. S. steamer
Plymouth at this navy yard, was less than $4,000.
Will Sustained.
In the case of James 7. Drown of Boston, guard
ian OF Frances w. Penhallow, widow of Oliver w.
Penhallow late of this city, against the executors
of the will of Harriet Louise Penhallow. tried at
the last october term of the Supreme Court here,
Justice Blodgett has decided in favor of the de-
fendant This decision carries out the provisions of
the will After all the egacies paid the residue
is beoueathed to the South Parish (Unitarian) of
this CITY, 1t is said the church will receive about
$20,O00 the whole estate amounting to about
100000.
Force Discharged.
Nearly the entire force in the department of
construction and repairs in the navy yard was sus-
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted by tn,
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co

AT 81 ExoBAEG ST., PORTLAND, Me
TERss 1sigat Dollars Year. To mali subssrib
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Other gires Yesterday.

There was $1,000 dollar fire at Haverhill, Mass,
in the morning.
The Bailey block at Cold Springs, n. Y, was
burned loss 0.000; 10 insurance.
AT Worcester, Mass, there was $A2 900 fire In
lumber mill of Chatle Burke 81 GO.
AT Indianapolis, Ind, the boarding house of Mr
Ladd was burned. Two servants, Katie Daley and
Ella Keenan,. who were sleeping in upper room
perished.
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Force Discharged.
Either the Mayor or Counca.

Nearly the entire force in the department OF
construction and repairs in the navy yard, was sus-
pended today until December 11th.
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Drv GOODS wno,e.nlc rrarke,,

The following quotations are wholesale pricos ana
corrected daily by Storer Bros. q Co., Dry Goods,
woolens and Fancy Coos, 144 to 152 Middle streets
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Shoe Factory on Fire

Shoe Factory on Fire.
QUEBEC, Nov. 24-2, 10 a. ma large fire has
broken out in Montcalm. Ward and Grants shoe
factory in Joachim street; it will probably be a
total loss.
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The New Orleans Election to be Con-
Providence Politics
LABOR TROUBLES.
Wages Ont Dawn

wages Cut Down.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 24.-wagesi in the grind
cry at the Delaware Iron Works. Newcastle have
been cut down from $12 to 81 per week The piece
workers in the cutting shop and bending mill have
also been cut down, but how much has not been
Leaf ned.
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The Strike Condemned.

MONTREAL. Nov. 24.-The shoemakers' union of
fcally repudiate any connection with the promoter
of the strike at Cochrane & Cassii's factory but
concerns the manifesto of the employers, threaten
ing general discharge of the hands.
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Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
q Co., Commission Merchants In Chicago Dressed
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READING, Pa, Nov. 24-To-days reports from
the SchuyIdl Anthracite Coal regions indicate that
ping point mines will be put on threequarters time
during December.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-02-16
REPORT 81 Sales.

In the matter of the Sales In the Orphans
Of The Real Estate Court nt trea
of ierck County.
John r Boiler. Dec Term.
Deceased. 1885,.
ORDERED by the Orphans Court of
Frederick County, this oath day OF Jan'la-
nv, A. D 1882, that the sales Of .he Real
Estate Of John X Boiler. late OF Frederick
County. deceased, reported by lis Exccu
tors. and this day filed in this Court TO be
-n,ifitd and confirmed, unless cause to tie
contrary be shown ON or before the 2lth
.lay of February. A. d 1882, provided :.
copy ofthis O,,ler be published in some
newspaper printed in Frederick County
,fnresnid. for lnler successive weeks prior
10 snid eth day of February, A. D. 1882
The Executors report The snle of three
i.nts of land, situated in Mechanics,"w
Election District, in Frederick County
Maryland, for the gross sum Of Eleven
Hundred and fifty (ll5o) dollars.
JOHN Il. LOWE.
DANIEL CASTLE T.,
AUGUSTUS W NICHODEMCS,
Judges Of the Orphans Court.
True Copy
Feb. 24t. Register OF Wills
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6afocHn Glarion.
bhas. z. cassell, A;
q. L. Root, -. PROP'R's
Chas, e. Ca88out
THURS, FEB. l6, 1882.

On opening the debate 10 the House
on the bill for apportioning represent
tat;vsy under the last census, the usu'
al conflict arose between the small
etates and the large states. The form
.er complained that the latter had
combined 10 deprive them Of their
due share Of members.
There seems to be no way OF relieving
hssuall states. Take New England
for example, which suffers a decline in
membership under the pending bill
Those six states do not increase In
population so rapidly as the Middle
and Western states. and of course the
membership ofthe former must be re
duced.
It is none the less irritating, however,
to the shrswd. ambitious Yankees to
see their power in the House steadily
waning. In Congress with hardly
half as many representatives as the
next Will contain Maine had eight
members. 1t will now get but tour.
For long while New Hampshire had
al. members. It now must take up
with two. Vermont. which in DAYS
gone by had six, now drops TO one
Rhode Island has always had two
members. The pending bill gives the
state barely one. The time was when
Connecticut had seven. 1t will now
stand at four. When Webster was
frs, chosen to Congress from Boston
Massachusetts had fourteen represen-
te,ives. The state has since grown IN
regulation, opnlence, and wealth But
;ns House twice asnumerons as that
wherein Webster made his spsach on
.hs Greek revolution it can scarcely
ob,aia twelve members In short, un
der the pending bill, New England
which formerly elected one-elght Of
the House, will be allowed to elect
only one-thirteenth Of it during the
next ten years.
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IsOuglp on Rats.

TIE thirg dsS,red found at last
Ask -our Druggists for "Roneh on
Rats" 1t clears ont rats, mice
reaches, flies, led bugs l5c boxes.
President Garrett. of the BAlIimor"
and Ohio Railroad. has estAb 'lsh'd
course Of ire. lectures for his emrIo; es
On Frlda, night he first lecture va
delivered in Baltimore. Professor Fl
n Martin. who tod How Souls
and Backhon4s are Built" brlng in
truducpl by Mr.. Garrett.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-02-16

Dr.. Vim. D. Cole, who has been on
the editorial staff Of the Baltimore
Gazette for the last twelve years, has
rendered his resignation to accept the
position az Agent for the Equitable
Life Assurance Society Of New York,
for Baltimore city and this State. The
Doctor will hereafter BE- found at No.
% n, Charles street Baltimore.
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SALE BILLS The season Of public s.,..
is approaching and MS there are nlwsv,
dates upon which parties are particular,
des,rons Of holding their sales. 1t i, EN-.
dent That they should notify us at once If
their choice. when it will appear in nm,
Sale Register and thus be secured in NJ.
vance. We are prepared to print bin.
from II K 10 to 80 K IS inches, on Pond
paper, well displayed and at rates ,bs,
will conn are favorably with those of snv
office in the county. Wegive blank no,..
and place in the Sale Register, free AMI
offer inducements that will justify parties
who intend to make sale, to call and r.
JUS. II.