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AUCTION SALES.
BY GRUNDY & co.

Comfy SUEATS, OR MARK EFT FARMS.
H WILL offer at public auction on WEDNESDAY
= te 24th June, at one O'Clock, at the Exchange,
lots OF unimproved land distant from the centre of The
Road which branches off from the Hartford turnpike
road, the first toll gate and adioins the farm on
which reside.
No. contains between 81 and % acres, one half of
- which Is heavily numbered, and nearly all the clear
Il land is meadow. There on this LOT an ordinary
t41994Farm House, stable, spring house and a stone
granery.
No contains between 80 and 80 acres, all in wood,
which will cut from % TO 30 cords per acre
No is of nearly the same extent No. 2; % of it
in wood, of equal quality with No. 2.
No. contains about "a acres, of which % are in
~ wood. Ii has il Farm House, stable, dairy
!I. and spring. with few fruit trees; and there is
&sit a very eligible site for dwelling. Nos j, 2 3
and front on "EiiIlen's road.'
NO. contains about ~ acres, and is all in wood II
has Tue advantage of having several springs, stone
quarry and good sites for dwellings.
NO. contains ~ acres, all in wood, has several
of country seat, within miles of the city, 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. and 6 front on private road,
leading to Hlen's road
There no part of the above lots that is not remark
able for its sauby and they possess the advantage
near large city of enabling the owner by clearing
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.
Boudn, county surveyor will shew the premises to any
person DESTROYS of viewing the same; privilege will be
given to purchaser of one or more lots.
]. SPEAR SMITH.
GRUMPY & Co, Aucts-
Plat of the above property may be seen at our
counting room. je lS-dts
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Capt. Hoskins of the steam ship Great West
ern, passed through Baltimore yesterday, on his
way to the city of Washington.
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The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon, was
caused by the sparks from the foundery near Pratt
street bridge igniting the roof. 1t was soon dis
covered. The damage sustained was but trifing
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MIR. CLAY.-This distinguished citizen has
accepted the invitation to a dinner, to be given
to him at Taylorsville, in his native county, on
the 9th instant, and arrangements are made for
making it an interesting entertainment
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GRAND SCHEMl

Tickets S5-sLares in proportion.
{-Orders from all parts of the Union should be ad-
dressed to JOHN Il. SrONER,
When more particular attention will be paid to them
than when personal application is made. je24
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DIED,

At Harrisburg the 2lst inst Margaret, wife of Lieu
James p Wilson, U. S. NJ, and daughter of the late
John HoIins, of Baltimore.
AT Glastonbury Knox county, Illinois, on the 26th ut
Mrs Harriet GALE widow of the Rev. Geo. w. Gale, ant
only daughter of the Hon. Charles Sclden, Of Troy,
Y, in the 4lst year Other age.
At Bordeaux, (France,) on the 18th of May last, John
A. Morton, formerly of Paince Rdward county, Virginia
but for the last forty years resident oil that city
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NOTICE.-An Election for President and Direc-
tors of The Clifton Coal Company, will be held al
he Office of Charles F. Mayer Esq. in the city of alt
more on Monday the 9th July next between the hours
Of and in the afternoon.
le 20 2awt6J
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On the 9th inst, Solomon Plummer to- Miss Mary
Knott, both of Montgomery county, Md.
At Philadelphia, the 18th inst Caleb w. Hallowel
10 Mary Morris Tyson.
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FOR PORTLALD.-

NM FOR PORILALD.-The fine low
p2AAR> deck brig CHARLES, OTIS master, having
- half of her cargo engaged viii meet with i'm
mediate despatch for the above port. For residue of
freight or PASSAGE apply to the board Frede
lie % Bov,lvs wharf
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AEUSEHIEN,E'S.
BALTIMORE UsEUM
A AR, rsaT INV ~, rt,xrrs ssf.rsx str,,-,.

| BALTIMO MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
Corner Of Baltimore and Calvert streets.
Tall Attraction and Grand Combination of Novelty and
TaleA!!i
Every DEFY and EUeIing during the treek.
Positively the last day but two of the
BELGIAN GIANT.
DR.. VALENTINE,
The Humorous Delneator of Yankee and other Eeeen-
tic characters.
Mr.. DOWNE,
1he highly popular and unnYalled FLUTIST; and
MR. j. X. KENDALL,
of Boston, SOLO PERFORMER of the Carionet:
whose respective, unequalled performances have been
the theme of admiration in the principal cities of the
UDitod States aud whose popular entertainments have
been received with the greatest enthusiasm and applause
by crowded and very fashionable audiences il this CITY
will appear in a variety of new entertainments every
evening
QI3-For Programme small bills.
S0l5-Saloon performance nmence at half past 8
O'Clock precisely.
0(7-Tckets 10 Saloon amusements Including Nh
scum and Giant) so cents; the Museum only to sec
the Giant, % cents.
{63-Children half price.
tI-Hours to see the Giant from II A. NJ. TO P. NJ.
and from half past to half past in the evening.
apEA UTIFUL SPRING GOODs-
H-D April Flower Lawns
Striped Persian dc
Rue de la False, entirely article for dresses
Tournament Prints
London do.
Just received and for sale by
PETERS & BROTHER, No. So BALTIC. st
ma p Lower corner of Trippolett's Alley
RICH PAPER .IANGINGS.
Joseph CROOK GOTT, UPHoLsTERERs, AND
81 PAPER HANGERS, No. 49, Baltimore street, between
North and Holiday streets-have in store
Rich Paris PAPER HANGINGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGS-4, 5aEd
Venetian Blinds Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch
We very respectfully solicit friends and the public
in general, to give us call. JOSEPH CROOK,
apps THOMAS ]. GOTT.
HNISHING TACKLE-A general assortment,
n and BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and
county.
BELLOWS for Braziers, Jewellers or Backsmiths,
all sizes and at reduced prices, wholesale and retail
For sale at DUKEHART'S Genencnl Variety Store,
ap 29-4tf No. l0lt Baltimore st
F.. II. KNAPP,
III NTAL SURGEON, N. w. Corner of Charles an
H. Fayete streets, Baltimore, supplies country Den
with Teeth of all kinds Gold Foil, Files sc. sc. al
which can best by mail when ordered. ma
NDEEF & FEATHERS
ND 81 bbbls Mess & Prime BEEF
5000 lbs Western FEATHERS
ABBOT JONES & co
mao1
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Duh EHART's VAFlE1y slGRls,

DUR EHART'S VAFlETY n GhE.n
No IO1s BALTIMORE STREET.
between South nd Ca vert EtreetE~
NNHERE can be had, on REASONABLE terms, ,hss
w following articles
Sweeping, Scrubbng, Shoe, Tooth, Weavers' annFta
Ier's BRUSHES
Round Square, and Oval BUTTER PRNTs,, haaxE
soney lettered
WilIow-basket CARRIAGES
Bellows Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tons
Baskets, Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks ana Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, and rolling Pins
Muders; Spoons
Lamp Wicks, assorted candle Wick
Cane metal Stays pr Reeds and Cane suitable for re
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Parlour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and fly Shuttles: cabbage Nets, SC.
Baltimore. 9Th month. lS40 June 4G
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HOW TO KEEP COOL.-Go tothe corners
= III of Lombard and Light streets, at the Bedding
rasses, and sleep that and III you'll keep
cool. lie I5d4t
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STONER'S OFFICE,
EExT TO MARKET STREET BRIDGE.
Under Washington Hall.

NTO LESS than three number prizes sold since
Ia last Friday, and TODAY we calculate on she'll
ing out the cash with liberal hand in the following
scheme which draws in Baltimore, at O'Clock, =. NJ.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, Glass 10 fur 1910.
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENINe
RLOuGIIS. HARVEST TOOLS. sc.

a YES, YES, D YES.-Wihout any doHh
W controversy this day the greatest assort
ment in the United States, of the most spenddBedsv
BOsters and Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts Cots, s<e.
sc. The establishment comprises the greatest quaif
~ and variety of goods the bedding line that
behed on earh and they are selling remarkably los
however, those who wish purchases If they will cal
at the Bedding Mart, the N. W. and s. w. corners o.
Lombard and Light Streets they will at once be satE
fed. te IL
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PROCLAMATION.-IN HsFEEs-
- <SDV1QB has been represented to me.
that the fire discovered Saturday morning, the ION
inst. in distiery owned and occupied by N u Cha
fee, Pennsylvania Avenue near Preston street, abouE
O'Clock. And also on Sunday night the 4th inst. in
a CarpenterS shop, on Smith alley, near Frederick st.
about o'c<ock occupied by Robert Butler were the
acts of incendiary ncendiares,
Therefore be in known, That by and in virtue of re-
solution of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
approved 9th September, 1887, do hereby off re-
ward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the arresE
and conviction in any of the city cours of such perso
or persons who may have set fire the same either
of them.
Given under my hand, and the seal of the civ o.
Bltamore, this 18th day of June, 1910. $500
s. G. LEAEIN,.
lie l64t Mayor of the city of Baltimore
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NOR SALE-lhe subscriber will sell at prvst
occupied by him Mount Vernon Place, the WASH
neton Monument The Lot is abest 80 feet front bJ
l60 deep. The House large consisting of basement
and stories having rooms floor the FIRST %
feet by lS, and the third Is by 10. It has good bath
house and every convenience for the accommodation ofa
family. Possession will be given immediately For terms
of sale apply 10 the subscriber.
Persons DESTROYS TO purchase may at any ii me inspe
ehpremises, dsa j. 2. kE NNEnY 7.
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NTARDEN,S PATIENT SCAIlIH

MARDEN'S PATIENT SCAIlKH
NJ FACTORY, corner Of Bdlderston az
S. Charles streets, where may be had alta
<@4 times, all of the different kinds of WeigtrI
ing APPARATUS, from the largest RAIL
ROAD to the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers be furnished with these articles,
made in this city, TWENTY TO THIRTY PEE
CENT. CHEAPER than they charged by commits
sion merchants The public respectfully invited -
call and examine for themselves
JESSE MARDEN,
Patentee and Manufacturer
N B.-SCALES of all kinds REPAIRED at show
tic m2 5-trd
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IN CHANG lGRY, 9th May, Is4O.-Ordered the
Z the sale made and within reported by Brantz Mayer
Trustee, in the in Chancery between Charles F.
Mayer and Samuel Barnes, plaintiffs, and Mary Brown
and Louis Hart, defendants, be ratified and confirmed
unless be shewn the contrary, before the
9th day of July next Provided copy of this orderbe
cessive weeks before the 9th day of June next The
report states that piece of land containing hun
dred and eghty-fOur sold for fourteen dollars
per acre, lin all, for thousand five hundred and Sc
venty-six dollars.)
True copy-Test: RAMSAY WATERS,
ie-2-law:|W Rec Chr Can
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SUMMER RETREAT.

~ RS. ZIGLER informs the public, that she con-
lVH tnucs to keep open the FRANKLIN HOUSE
HOTEL, situated at the village of franklin, four -
miles from the city. This establishment is pecq 1al[I
larIy adapted to the accommodation OF boarderst4=
and visitors from the city, The house is large aad AIRY,
and the propretress will every exertion To promotes
the comfort of who may visit her house, She con5
fdenty believes that place within the vicinity Of RaI|
timore offers many inducements to families as tn
franklin House. The village Is proyerbiaI for It's hea1f
and the salubnty OF the atmosphere.
lie Ia diff N 1a
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STONE WARE.-The subscriber has hand
- and intends keeping large and general
of very superior quality STONE WARE, which he Of
ers for sale the reduced prices, for cash APP
proved paper. Country Marchanfs and Others would do
well to call and his Stock they could not fail be
ing pleased. He has also assortment ofhis PATENT
PERCOLATING FII.TERERS, an article all families
using the Hydrant should have il cleanses the water
firm all matter, and renders that which Wa
before turbd, clean and peucid as spring water
Orders delivered in all parts of the city, free ofeE
pensr T. w. BROTHERTON,
je12 6m Pitt street adjoining Hartford Rum.
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PORT OF BALTIMoRE, JUNE 3, 1910.
FOREIGN IDIPORTATIONs AT BALTI-
MORE.

Barque Louisa, Hobson, from Liverpool, 500 SACKS
slowed SALT 81 boxes Cotton thread, Oercks BuTlan;
1913 packages L. Ware, 3packages sundries T. b. Admr
10 tons Canal Coal, W. q. Harrison; hamper Cheese
box do, do dried Fish, do. Anchoyy Paste, VIM
Graham.
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CHANCERY SALE.


IN PURSUANCE Of decree Of Baltimore County
& COurt, sitting Court of Equity, the undersigned
Trustee will sell by auction the Nth June ns at
Hardwood, the Farms of the MessFs. Hitch-Sale 10
commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
All the personal property mortgaged by William and
Joshua Hitch the Ext cuors of the late Robert Oliver
deceased consisting in part Of Horses, Mules, Oxen,
Cows, Sheep, Carts PlOugs and other farming utensils
several negroes not go out of the State, fine hay
pressing machine, household and kitchen furniture, and
ie 6-2aw2wd4t JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
YHVHOMAS Il. POTTENGER begs TO INFORM
u his friends and the public generally that he
nues TO attend late and early at his Office north west
of ST. Pauls and Fayeee Streets and is prepaT
ed 10 execute ON of reasonable terms, with promptness
and accuracy every kind cOnveyaucing also
agreements articles of cOparnenshp bills of sale, aps
prentces' ndentures &c. He will also state and ad
just accounts, prepare insoYen papers, draw out last
wills and testaments, take dispositions, execute com
missions, &c. with all OF which he has become familiar
by practice many years, and will be thankful for
employment. ua 1'2aw:2w
HNxPOSITION OF BOOK KEEPING wII
~ be ready for delivery Friday, 10Th inst. at my
office st. Paul's St. basement room in the building
belonging TO DR.. Alexander II will be sent around TO
the citizens of Baltimore and others. Price 81 for
book with chart. HENRY ALEXANDER, Compiler
je IL dat
Q-All the papers in the city will publish this times
and send the cost to II. A.
VHNHE BALTIMORE SAVINGS INsTITU-
Il TION.-This Institution is established upon a
permanent basis and has office in North Charles ST.,
one door from Market st.
Persons holding the Notes of this Institution can at all
times have them redeemed in Baltimore Bank Notes by
presenting them at their office between the hours of A.
NJ. aud 3P. M
je ~ 3m
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SAMUEL STUMP s. SON,
No. 9, Near the Lower end of Commert Street,
kFFER theii services to their friends and the pub
NJ he for the sale and purchase on COMMISSION of
All Kinds of Country Produce. They have hand and
intend keeping constan SIMPLY of the best FLOUR
also interior grades,) for sale by r.. le O. la4t
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HRAY PIG METAL, suitable for founders o
VI sale by TIIOS. SYMfNGT ON
m2a2
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M ICE-25 erces Prime retailing Rice. landing tins
LIZ day from schr. E. p Cohen from Charleston, and
for sale by THOS. PEFNIMAN & CO.,
eI2 n Bowiys wharf.
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J BUNS ANNUITIES
SELLS ENDowMENTs for children
BEcEIyEs MONEY on deposte
ExRcUrRs Trusts
MAKES CosrRAors in which life or the interest of
jeiS WILLIAM MURDOCH, sec'y.
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VINOINDA @ OO'3 ItuCIs-
A Plat of the above property may be seen at Oui
counting rOOm lie lS-dt5
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co

Has REMOVED to No. Is South Street.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, President.
YUyHIS COMPANY makes ASSURANCES ON LIVES
ii for one more years. for life, at the following
rates for every hundred dollars:
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A N INTELLIGENT GIRL, not over IL years
IA of age, who wants permanent home, may get 4
good situation by applying at thsoice. None need ap
ply III those who can bring good re 3 lamentations
lie Ia dit
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POsTPONED EXCURSION

~ FOR RENT.-The subscriber win rent The
MlIIf DWELLING HOUSE. recently occupied by ].
E4lslaS Skinner, Esq in Charles st. This House is
THREE STORY, with back buildings and every conve-
nience. Possession given immediately Enquire at
JACOB G. DAVIES,
lie 25 colt Bowlys wharf
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CLEARED,
Ship Ellen Brooks, Howes, Richmond
Brig Calharine, Delano, Charleston
Neapoitan brig Ann Maria, for Palermo, via New
Uari
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HNISHING TACxLE-A general assortrnent
II and BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and
country.
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers Blacksmiths
all sizes and at reduced prices wholesale and retail
For sale al DUKEHART'5 Genencal Variety Store,
ap 2g-4tf No. l0lt Baltimore st
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-16

Too GOOD 10 be Lost."-A correspondent
at New Brunswick writes us this morning that
Gas the train of cars from Philadelphia, bringing
Col. johnson, was approaching that city yester-
day afternoon with what small force they could
muster, assembled at the depot 10 receive him
After being introduced to those who were pre-
sent--a majority Of whom were Whigs-Col
Zabrskie, who seemed to take the guest under
his special charge proposed a toast -" The
health of the real hero Of the Thames"-tow which
Mr. G.. +. Mundy added, " General Hiiiid'n
Henry Harrison, Of Ohio The toast thus
completed, received three hearty cheers
This popular turn to the sentiment was pro-
badly not more gratifying TO the people than TO
the distinguished guest, who has taken several
opportunities during his present journey to re-
buke the miserable attempts OF his party to dis
paraee the character of his brave old chief and
companion in arms. II IS SAID that when the
cars arrived al the depot in this city, plain man
introduced himself TO the Colonel, and inquired
Il General Harrison was really in the battles Of
Fort Megs and thu Thames. Yes, sir, and
he's as brave man as ever lived" was the
prompt reply.
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constitutional and | care not how soon "a 9,
banks are all put down, for they are eorse d n,
country,
The constifutiOaaiity qf National Bank.
coi X l am not sure would establish ano,ho
National Bank, If had the power; but az 10 i,snn
eonstita,ionaliiy, if the opinions Of almost eyer
sident, from Washington, who signed the hi, cb,r,a.
ing the first Y. S. Bank, down to Mr.. Van B,,,on.
u the opinions of Congress after Congress AMI
after Cou ;-if the opinions of Chief Just;co NJ.
snail and every Judge Of the Supreme Court az IL,
oh'eu states are not enough 10 settle this ou..,;o
IN the affirmative, then question can ever no con
sidered as settled in this country
ba"1s arc either blessings curses accordingh, .,
they are managed
AS to banks being curse to the country ,bo, ia.
r., on me manner IN which they are managed /.
they are the offspring Of liberty and inst laws an,
= no country where these are not TO be found car
''es exist. We have had them during the palmies
Jays OF our prosperity and have found them service
apie especially to men Of moderate means but of wei
established characters for industry and integrity =
Thousands and tens of thousands OF such men mr.,
indebted to banks for the means of commencing and
carrying on their business and finally of retiring IN
OLD age, upon competence, But like every othe,
good IN the hands of bad men, they may be perverted
TO evil purposes. The fault however is no, in
them, but in those who thus peryert them. IL we
We're to quarrel with and discard every thing Of which
bad use can be made we should cast away all Other
blessings, and even religion itself
Capas II is getting late, Col. Richland and we
must adjourn this discussion till to morrow, when, i
you are at leisure, will call again
Col. K, shall make il point to be at business
and shall be happy to resume with you