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Der 8rci1c flie9enpe Drobe. Mebrcre
iun9e ecute batten iicb einen 0roiIen Ora
den 9enobt, rpeIcben iie in oer 2uft file,
gen Iiehen. uno l0bolo er bob 9enu8 mar,
befcitj8ten fs Elm 8Oot o1ron, pelNe6 ct
nit elmer SbnelliAfeit BON s 5u 9 @teiien
Die Gtunoe ourb6 2Soi1er 5o9. DieIce
SdouipicI amiiiirte ie0r piele, lrel6e in
Oct Gatterie ipaSicren 9jn9cn, uno Dem
Sdbouipjele 6uiaben. llnBlIGlitbertpeiie
aber fam oa6 auf oIele 2trt 9e5o0eneGoot
am Mpntao g(acbmitta9 NIT eincn pcrbci
faDrenOcn SAoner in 8erubrun0, tpuroe
um0eitdrSt uno Die GeieIllbaft i'm 8oote
ficl in5 @afsr. Bum GIuce muroen U0e
eerettet. Die S0nelli0feit momt Der
Orobe oo5 Soot fovt5o9, mar 0r0dcr ais
cie .aroft ocS Steuerns; oas 'par Die llr'
iabe 0ieie6 unfall6. ID.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

be oureb ras 9aus Der Neprelentanten an
scnommen als einabeil oes 6aup Spfems
pom Criminal GeIebe, srcltes Damn cine
9snaue Gepif ftpn unp 8erdnperune ;u TN:
ter9eben bate. Die 9totD,penoi9feit bier
Don beseu9en fol9enoe 6batlatben: fir
Sabre Surad botte es fIb eripieien, oaB
oas 3uHtbau5- -Spitem mebr uno mebr Ia
tti9 fir leoe Sigun9 puros; cine 9roiIe
Senpiul9un9 wuroe perlan9t I'M Die
i1wc!Ienoen Uu59aben 5u peGen tbsr bic
@innobne Der Nnltolt. SIN 2lnfan9e oer
Sieun9 BON 1920 belief ilb oos 6eDlenoe
auf $4,000.
Dies svabisnoe llebel erbeii0te cine balois
9e GInIpirtun9 pur6orin9enosr WlaBrc-
ssln Der Geles9ebun9. 3lrei paren en-,
pfoblen ais 9Iel19eci9net, ole 9elpiiniAte
8irtun9 Derppr5ubr!n9en erlfenS, Die
unitolt untsr before Scnraltun9 6u ftel
len, uno S'peitsn6, Die 3ADl osr @cfon9e
nen Su perminoern Die nur fir fur5e Belt
perurtDelIt iporen, unO ecren 2lrbeit uitDt
8OrtDeilbrin9eno befunocn Ypuroe. Sn
Y5etref ocs lceteu Urincips, rurbcu 0eb.
fable sur Gunmc Ycu g so uuo aufmGrt6
sur 3utbtbauofrafs beitimmt onitott Don
$40 pelhes frubcr Die oerinofe Summe
mar 9icS ,por leicbt oStbon, Uber bic
Gr0bte &erle8enbejt btltb, gu uterte9cn,
pos bic GStrofe FIR bic Uielsn fleiuen 0leb:
Fdble infer so EM. l,in 1puts. 0urcb
eiujoe ,purbenSdldoe pcroeirblooeu; ouycb
anbcre gSeIfrofuno ourcb borte NrDeit i'm
Gountn @pfinonis uuo npcb onolrs biel-
fen et am be(fso iis ouf ben aonDfrot1,u
arbritcn N loiIcn. 3u o(Ien oieIem fan.
oen Ich uuIfberujnolitbe .1ipDernjTy,
GjelcbuiI, uno G}ef,poenic,oft rurbru bonn
0auls Der Mepr2 entanten on8encmmcn,
al6 ole ein3i9e Gtrofs ; uno, oo e5 moblbc:
FAINT 1T, olefe beunruEi0enoen WouIcrei
en- muroen 9emeni9itb ourcD bic Qrmfen
&Sa9obunoen in Der @}eleQlcboft ucrubt, 70
tpurUe suqcfeBtoaB,wenn lIe y elobulTe
unp e 0 lte n n!bt be5oblen fonntPn mel.
.5c ilntner einen She'll Der Grref;eit uno
8erurtbelpn9 ouomoben, bereu Dienite
U,rfapft nereen loutca, gu eiuiser Werion
wsld)e Die Strafe uno soften fit iie be:
Sablte. Die6 mat Die Gloulel pelc5e pal.
lirt muroe, ,pie icb CLAUDE, nit pouer Stm.
ME i'm Observation-Disclosures, uno ousQe.
lIriben i'm Genat, oe0en ben Q8iucn Der
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02
9emofratiitbs &clfs @rneunun9

"0Slr MOLTEN niclt unter sinem Sa9boftcn
rrsr :Dtrrdtbsr benen-icnbem untcr tinsm
(1,orricn) Der librIbit brpie6 ais Fiu3, pors
IidbtiS uno brap.
Richaro ~. .1ehnien,
9e9cnmdrti9 @ite YreNrent Ger Ser. Gtaatsn,
Ius GoI. 1t. SfE .Ootlnsons, eco jcbis
gen "DieesprGIeCnten" Kcee, acbaIs
ten i'm Ccn3rcE oen 2ten t1Idr3 1881.
Wibrsno pce 2lmerifaniittrn Srrsrs mar
1DiIlian (. Sarriion rom Gtaat DDlc,
IdnAer i'll mlrtllttrn 0ien0en mis tr9cur Gin
aurcrCr @cneraL mar III mcbr SehlabtCn
Die iratnp en Qnrcrcr, uno tat II i cnlo e
snc GtbIaht psrlcrcn, 1T ME tcit At
ncrncu.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

9. ct. Senator.-Dis @rnsnnua pcn GSa.
6e5 gG. J:untln9ecn, pMrbs am Wtittwclb
eurb Zen Ssnatpcn Scnnettifut beffitiat, um
bic Stslle ees verfortencn Sstts i'm 3. Gtaas
tn Ssnat auSsufilItu
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

Col We&une, fsin Gcnntaesbtte, fonbsrn
Elm alter bdrti9cr .&ris9sr,in MuSfm8umeauns
tv, Obic, ia9t in sjusm 9iritfs in SetrsH otr
@jnnabms ron Scrt Msi9s: "Sm srifen 9(ns
sriH Der enaIdnrsr auf Sort Nless iii 1873,
frtbsn bic 0msrifansr auiT,rbab benz Sort.
Sdb fsmmanbirte an snsm @insonss osS Sorts
unS baIf peri>nlitb Gen. Sarriion nbsr
bic pifctts unp fab ibm feline Qcute fcnls
monbirsn in pcrScn unS auf prm Su1t, uns
9sa3t;t ccr gtfaDren rsnen er aub0tfset mar"
SSiais Gilllman, ESQ. SdjWascr ets Mis
nlferS Gas, in Sranfrticb, bisIt eins Nsee in
i:rlmNe @auntp, iu e>umltsn pen @tn. Sarris
icn. @r mar Elm sjfrjstr lIntrfiiser rpnSen.
Saflrn unp bsi Der lsbtsn Nrsllesntsns8abl
finlnrts sr fir Gan Gurtn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

oliIte, Der nsu srnannts General Nofmeitsr
lat eit Vfitten fens6 Nmte8 titernommtn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

Soiua Menrce, BON Sbafte6burp (St)
Elm 9rciIer Stpcfbalter in Der Grop(R ~
0anf, ermcroete lib poriee @obe.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

"3d1 Bin 9inllis f(lr oie Gubtrilurp,' fl8s
ts nsulib sin rsipsftabIsr alter Wam in ct.
Qouif, uatsr i,b ltlmms fir &sn. J3orrfcn.
Sd Ssbe fir bic Subtrdfurn absr idb m6dh
einsn sbrlibsn D'ann lis iu psr,palttn"
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

IGey 1T oaron GDutO - Spr eini0cn
Eo0en famen pir in ein @elprdcb nit Ell:
mem 2anomonn tiber gOlitf. Sir be-.
mereten 3uibm oab c6 un6 freue 3n Doren.
oob ct niht metr einllnteritliBer pon8an
Buren maru uno fraGten iDn tpoe ole llr<
fade lci oaB ct feline Meinun8 9rlpcbleit
babe. "Wleine urfa:be 1T gang einfatb," "
io9te ct, Elm isoer Mann fam lic peritts
ben; no iO binblicfe lebe ib oaB ollcs
DEN leBen gEeo Gebt - Dap pir lt5letbte
3eiten Ddtten. SID fru8 mib iclbit, mas
Dat oUc5 Dies terpor0ebraNt ?-llno mel,
ne llcber5eu9un6 io9te mir, oaB eS olrie
nj9cn 0e,pcIcn lein miihen, pelbe Die @es
malt i'm bGnpen batten-oieIe olIein fon:
ncn nur Stulo ooran lein. Ole Darris
ION partei bate feline Gelpalt =; iie tonn-
te oieIe Darten 3siten nidbt beroor9ebro6t
babcn. gie @on 8urcn Yartcp bait,
at Die 8elpatt in 5oGnoen uno iie mus
roron Gbulo iein. iie bat oQe6 ourb ID,
re Moa5rc9eln berpor0etroCht."
Gicler pcrntnfti8c Shtub 1T febr gut.
--Gr 1T ouf einmal anf Den 9unft 0sfom-
men, onf 0sn CT 9efailsn mare renn ct
oa5 8anse 6elo oeo arguments ourb9e-
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g2ir IeDen aus Dem 9Ieu Srtean5 Goue
rier, oa5 bort $50, 900 Sauen &aumpOt:
le Icjt Dem legten Sctobcr sNonoet ppr,
Den iino, uno man UsrnutDet olI9emein,
CAP iter Nlitlionen 8ouen ontommen
merccn. SbsItitb Den Nn8snoIItt $50
SNife nit Dem 2ooen Ycn Soummoile
btibditi8t iino, 70 iino ooO piele Sfcoi'
teuye oen0tbi9t 9elpeien, 8roNe Ga9er e
Don in oen Gtrafen uno in Der NaDe Der
Baumu otten 4rciTen su biIoen. il.
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9NenniNlpanllCte WcictNcNnn0.

Stt mitrn lreteeartcRcn 9(2tbrlthtrI Be-
ithAftate fitb pleIsr S6rp2r mix Ner spMfraaa
ciMtr SmpruOemcAtsYM einc 8n mar bes
ruts eurtb Srn. GiAains, Ucn 0tcrtPumsrr'
Ionp, YrrQelcNt, mrIha cine Ser,pll9un9 rcn
s., $50, ,626 fir innere SerbrHeruuaem hewil:
ll9t, uno auGsrosm cine 2tH!eibe, I'M bic am
Iitsn Suli onf ole Staateiebulp fdLlissn Sns
tcrcdtn III br5abIen, autcrlitrtr.
Gin Yerietlaa wurNc ebcuta!ls Armattt,
um bic in spriaer Glsnna pa1lrtr, Ic9rnann:
ts 0ieiumrtiru.Sla 81 mrerrufm nno cine
nruc wurce tsrsits enqtreicbt, pcltte Die
Srecie. Sabtuns her Sanfcn auf ecu ltsn
October Dcrlanat &c.
G3rterc Scrbanelunaen rsr GHcssebnns
(lno wsnis pen anssmtnca SntertHc.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22
TO RENT.-One of the best dwellings il
g ST. Paul's street corner of Mulberry.
.e5I Apply to JAMES b. LATIMER, or
- II Chas. W. Hanson.
he 3taWoV
BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
49, SOUTH STREET.

81 FOR S.4LE.-A very neat and spacious sto-
GITsf ry DWELLING, twenty-five feet front, with
GaA5tensive back building and breakfast room, built In
the best manner deep Lot hydrant in the yard; the
house is nearly new and in complete order. Possession
be had Immediately. Ifnot sold by the first of july
will then be for 1t is situate i'll Saratoga street,
north side near Chapel alley.
NJ .4LSO-A comfortable and spacious two story
1siiEIf DWELLING, pleasantly situated a lot front
ssing forty feet on George and l9eet on Pine
street.
~ .aLSO-A desirable new two story Dwell
1is LING twenty five feet front, with attic story, ans
back building, stable and cgrragc hallse,
hydrant in the yard-situae I'M Euaw street. convenient
to the Lexington Market.
~ .4LSO-Two large and convenient 3 sto- 49,
GaillIf ry DWELLINGS; ion fine deep Lots stu ll.S
l44slsate in Lexington St, between Charles ande4sE
st. PAus
6ssa .aLSO-A convenient and well arranged three
GbIsIf story DWELLING, situate in Lombard, between
Gs1Iianover and sharp streets, now in complete re-
- .aLSO-A substantial and modern built three
MlliIf story DWELLING, with extensive back build
1l5ng end drawing room, sttlate II Franklin, near
81. Paul's st.
- FOR RENT-A spacious and convenient
1Hfssif WAREHOUSE, the north side of Market, be-
GAaI,.ween Sharp and Hanover SITS.
k=A .aLSO-The Dwelling part of large and con-
4EIIf yenent HOUSE, $50 Market street, below How
4sSAird, well calculated for geneel Boarding House
the situation being avery desirable one TO reside at there
is very little doubt hui that sufficient number of gen.
teel boaders could be had in the neighborhood
der it profitable.
FOR S.4LE-Several very desirable FARMS, viii,
good Improvements, and in fair state of cuitiysicn
within to p miles of Batmore-most of them in the
immediate neighborhood Of limestone.
.fLSO-A FARM of SEQ Acres of rich Land, in
a most desirable healthy neighborhood abouuding in
mestone about Is miles from Baltimore.
e22 Apply to FOWLER & TYSON.
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From the Ne.o York Herald, J,n,e 10.
IMPORTANT--NOR TH-EASTERN BOgN
sDARY-THE BRITISH PROPOSITION.

IMPORTANT-NORTH BOgN-
.DARY-THE BRITISH PROPOSITION.
We learn that dispatches have arrived in the
Great Western, to the British minister at WASH
ington, with the views Of the British government
on the Boundary Question land that these views
correspond with the following, taken from an ar
ticle in a late Westminster Review, written by
the Hon, Charles Butler, M. p, formerly Secre-
tary to Lord Durham, in Canada
We will now recapitulate the conclusions to
which the preceding reasonings have brought us.
The boundary lines of the treaty Of 1888 were
not new lines, but the old acknowledged though
unascertained lines assigned BY the proclamation
of 1863, the act of 1774, and the various com,
missions of the governors of the two provinces OF
Quebec and Nova Scotia.
The only significant difference between the
terms in which the boundaries are described in
the preceding documents, and those which are
used in this treaty, is that Of the substitution Of
<<Atlantic ocean, for asea.n AS the term "At-
lantic occaun is always in the treaty and In the
commissions of the governors used in a restricted
sense-never as compromising the bay OF Fun
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AUCTION SALES.
By GRUNDY q 90. .

Comfy SUEATS, OR MARK EFT FARMS.
n WILL offer ut public auction on WEDNESDAY,
the 9th June, at O'Clock. at the Exchange,
lots OF unimprOved land distant from the of the
city from q to miles, Trey are situated on 'Hiiiens
Road which branches off from the Hartford turnpike
road near the first toll gate, and adoins the farm
which reside.
Mol contains between 81 and % acres, one half of
~ which is heavily timbered, and nearly alt the clear
Islf land is meadow. There is this lot ordinary
e4-@Farm House, stable, spring house and stone
granery.
No. contains between 80 and 80 acres all in wood,
which will cutfrom D to 30 cords per acre.
NO is OF nearly the extent as NO 2; I'd OF II
in wood, OF equal quality with No ?.
No. contains about 81 acres, of which - are IN
| - wood Ii has on it Farm House, stable, dairy
sls and spring, with few frIit trees; and there II on
&5it very eligible site for Il dwelling. Nos. /, ?
ami front on ''Hien's rOad'
No. contains about AZ acres, and is all in wood. Il
has the advantage of having several springs stone
quarry and good sites for dwellings.
No. contains 10 acres all in wood, has several
springs quarry and the most elevated situation
for country seat within miles Of the c!ty command
ing view of the city, river and bay. The land of all
the lots is of good quality and being like that cultivated
my adjoining farm, be judged by inspecting my
growing crops. Nos. 5 and front private road,
leading to Hillens road.
There part of the above lots that is not remark
able for its saubty and they possess the advantage
large city of enabling the owner by clearing
only lay Off his grounds in clumps, park avenues,
with native forest growth whilst the timber thus
moved, will pay the cost of the Improvements, and
large portion of the purchase money.
Terms cash, and the balance on Is and "a months,
with interest and approved endorsed notes. Mr.. A. j.
Bouldn county surveyor, viii sbew the premises toany
person DESTROYS of viewing the same privilege viii be
gwen O'' j. SPEAR SMITH.
GRUMPY s. CO., Aucts
A Plat of the above property may be seen at our
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WINES.

WINES.
A SMALL LOT of superior WINE-imported
"A and bottled by the late Luke Tiernan, ESQ., espeei-
ally for his use-now owned by the subscriber VIZ
173 Bottles Madeira, Ii years in bottle
HI do Fnlee, do,
~ bottles Superior Port
IS do Sherry
IL do Nuestuna
do Re Sales
also FOR SIZE.
Is demohns fine Madeira
5 do Brown Sherry
Sc bottles Shn Champagne
have taken out license and propose teSeli a singI
bottle, or any quantity ofthis Wine. Apply 20
HENRY ALEXANDER
ST. Pau's street-roem basement story of the
large building owned ID. n Ashton alexander.
lie l7D4teo4t
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22

0r5-sTH WARD TTPPEC.aN0E CT UB.--In order
to give TO the Club an opportunity of hearing the ak
eye BioeksmiA' at Monument Square This EVEN
ING, the regular meetiHg is adjourned until 1sesdGy
g 23d inst. when Mr. BAER has promised TO address
the Club and the voters of the 9Th ward of which due
notice will be given. A. L. MOORE, Past.
q IL
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SIXTEENTH W.4RD.-A regular meeting of the
TENTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB, will be held
at the School room, the south west corner of Eutaw
and Mulberry streets on Monday Evening, June Odd at
O'Clock. All those in favor of Harrison and Tyler,
and opposed TO standing army and the reduction OF
wages are requested TO attend distinguished friend
of the cause wilkaddress the meeting
By order. ELLIOT Old. POOR,
lie l9 Rec. Sec'ry.
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LIST OF APPLICANTS
For The benefit ofthe nsolpest Ldus Of Maryland for

LIST OF APPLICANTS
For The benefit ofthe Insoipe,t Ldus Of Maryland for t1s
last week.
Benjamin Devater, James Philips, (col'd)
Brister Philips, John d. jones',
George w. Ford, William 5. Adams,
William Stout. John s. Stiles,
Charles Newell, Stephen Broadbent,*
Joseph Michard, Thomas X. Norris,
JOS Peech, jr. (colsd) William Miller,
Beaj. G. Huddart,
{gTo appear before the Commissioners of Insolvent
Debtors, Sd Aug, 1910, at l9 O'clock a. NJ, to answer
heterogeneous.
dy-bay of final hearing before the said Commission
ers Sd Oct, 1s40 at 10 O'Clock, A. M and also before
Baltimore County Court 10 answer allegations, if any
-. BFoadbent has been compelled TO apply for the
benefit of the Insolvent Laws only in consequence oil
liabilities as bail and endorser for others.
Sdohn Rose, applicant for the benefit of the In
solvent Laws, has scheduled his debts S73Z-and has
delivered tor The benefit of his creditors property
and bills, to the amount of $3.50 The Trustee.
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IN PURSUANCE of decree of Baltimore County
4 Court, sitting Court of Equity, the undersigned
Trustee will sell by auction the 9th June inst, at
Hardwood, the Farms of the Messrs Hitch-Sale 10
commence AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
All the personal property mortgaged by William and
Joshua Hitch TO the Executors of the late Robert Oliver
deceased, consisting in part OF Horses, Mules, Oxen
Cows, Sheep, Carts, Poughs and other farming utensils
several negroes not TO go out of the State, fine hay
pressing machine, household and Kitchen funiture and
other articles too tedious to mention Terms sale.
lie 6-2aw2wd4t JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22

{r7-At NEE ing Of the 1ippecanoe Club of the Sew
ent Ward held last evening, the following resolutions
were unanimously adoptcd
Resolred, That the thanks Of this club due to
William Pitts esq for his very spirited and eloquent ad
dress delivered before the club this evening
Resotued That the president of the club be requested
to communicate the above resolution to Mr.. Pitts.
ie22 ]. McKIM DUNCAN, Sec.
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YHNHOIAS b. POTTENGER begs TO nform
his friends and the public generally that he con-
tinues attend late and early at his Office, northwest
corner of ST. Paus and Fayetee streets, and is prepar
ed 10 execute Of reasonable terms, with prompess
and accuracy every kind conyeyancing; also covenants
agreements, articles of copartnehip bills of sale, ap!
pTentces' indenturcs, Sc He will also state and ad
Just accounts prepare nsOvent papers, draw out last
wills and testamenis, take dispositions, execute com
Missions &C. with all of which he has become familiar
by practice ofmany years, and will be thankful for
t.nnlnvment wa l-9aw2w
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22

TIPPECdNOE CLUB, No. 1.-You will meet at
Digg's HOTEL on THIS lMonday) EVENING, at 8
O'clock business of importance viii be laid before the
meeting Every member is requested to attend
Nv order, ADAM l.. MCLEAN. Rec. Sec,
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DIED.

On the 9th inst, Michael Delaney, in the doth year
his age.
On the 10th inst Charlotte Gross, infant daughter Of
Alexander aud Charlotte Eliza Mcsher aged is months.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22
1TARDEN's PATIENT SCALE

NIARDEN'S PATENT SCALE
KTE FACTORY, corner Of BddeTstoT, on
II S. Charles streets, where may be lad alta
&@A times. all of the differentkihds of Weigh
ing APPARATUS, from the largest RAIL
ROAD TO the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers can now be furnished with these articles,
made in this city, TWENTY TO THIRTY PEK
CENT CHEAPER than they are charged by commits
sion merchants The public respectfully invited TO
cali and examine for themselves.
JESSE MARDER,
Patentee and Manufacturer.
NB.-SCALES of all kinds REPAIRED at show
.ic m2 5-frd
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMO MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
Correr of Baltfrnore ntd Calrert ircets.


Tall Attraction and Grand Combination of Novelty and
Talent -
EreTg Day and Euening during the tycek.
The PrOpretors have the pleasure of announcing an
engagement with the famous
MONS. BIHlN, the Belgian GIANT,
The talest best Proportioned and strongest in the
World. And the celebfated
DIR. VALENTINE,
The Humorous Delineator of Yankee and other Eecen-
tHc characters.
MR.. DOW NE,
The highly popular and unrivaed FLUTIST; and
MR.. j. X. KENDALL,
or Boston, SOLO PERFORMER Of the Clarionei;
whose respective, unequaed performances have been
the theme of admiration in the principal cities of the
United States altogether, forming combination of at
ractive Novelty, Musical Talent and humorous Enter
tainment exceeding all former precedent.
Sa5-For Programme see Bills.
i65-SaloOn performance 10 co nmence at half past
O'Clock precisely.
fhy-Ifckets TO Saloon amusements, (including Mus
scum and Giant) so cents; to the Museum only to sec
the Giant, 25 cents
{1z-Children half price.
i6z-Iours TO see the Giant from ii a. d. to P. NJ
and from half past to half past 9 in the evening
ie Is
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PUBLIC SALE.
NnyUI BE SOLD at the Exchange on WEDNES-
w DAY the 9th inst, at O'Clock, p M for and
on account OF Thomas S. Thompson, all that LOT or
parcel of GROUND situated in the city OF BALTIMORE at
he corner or IN the section of Pitt and Green
Streets now called Exeter ST., fronting the latterst
one hundred and extending back twenty-six feet ten
blu ndred and sixty dollars, together with the buildings
and Improvements thereon erected made or being and
the rights privileges, advantages and appurtenances
thereto belonging, &c.
Terms OF sale: third cash, one-third In three
months and one-third in six months
CHARLES II. PITTS.
IL IN ead2yv GRUMPY 8 co. Aucts.
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v ply of this harmless and most delightful CANDY,
just received by G. K TYLER, corner East Baltimore
and High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC LOZENGES
Breast. ie9
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, by the Rev'd. John A. Gerc,
Charles Alexander Kirby Miss Ahn Sophia, daughter
of Col. VIM. Ogden Niles, of this CITY,
On the 18th inst. by the Rev, Mr.. keper John Will
lis to Miss Mary Elizabeth Hooker both of Baltimore
county,
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PROCLARIATION.-I a X 49,
81 4 nAA Whereas

81 AAA REWARD.-Whereas
~ AeS&oO has been represented to me-
that the fire discovered on Saturday morning. the Ia
inst in distiilery owned and occupied by NJ u Cha
fee Pennsylvania Avenue, Preston street about
Carpenter shop on Smith alley, near Frederick g.
about i opcf, occupied by Robert Butler, were tIe
, acts of incendiary or incendaFies, - :
Therefore be Ia kosf That BY and in virt,,f. of n re-
solution of the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore.
approved 9th September, 1897 do hereby off a re-
ward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the arrest
and conviction in any of the city courts of such person
persons who may have set fire the same or either
of them.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the e;ty 3 )
Bltiamore, this 10th day of June, 1870
S. G. LEAKIN,-
je l5-4t Mayor of the city of Baltimore
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6sTONE WARE.-The subscriber has on hand
y and intends keeping large and general assortment
of very superior qualify STONE WARE, which he of
ers for sale at the most reduced prices, for cash or APP
proved paper. Country Merchants ami otherswoud 40
well TO cali and see his stock as they could not fail be
ing pleased. He has also assortment Ofhs PATENT
PERCOLATING FILTERERS, an article all families
using the Hydrant should have, it cleanses the water
fir IN all exaneous matter and renders that which was
before turbd, clean and pelucid as spring water.
Orders delivered in all parts of the city, free of ex
pensr. IT. w. BROTHERTON,
jeI2 en- Pitt street adjoining Hartford Run.