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The pilot., 1840-04-15

The undersigned proposes to publish in ba''i-
more, the PILOT EXTRA, in pamphlet iorm'
of Double Royal size, from LIST May until the 10Th
November, for ONE DOLLAR, payable IN advance
This paper will be devoted to the support OF the
election of the Wing candidates for Presidency
and Vice Presidency and this prospectus Is issued
under the expectation that efforts will be maze
TO give it an extensive circulation, as the means
ofcounteractingthe influence of the Extra aioDe.
The Post Office Department alone furnishes a
corps of some fifteen thousand men, most of mem
active political parisans organized for the dislri
button of the Globe This influence may be couh-
teracted by an active cooperation on lne par ~
the young men. The Pilot is established 'n'e, :
the auspices of the Wing party OF ba''linole' :,
the Wing members of the State b Legisa'ule' anu
of the, friends of Gen. Harrison u Congress- aha
The b. unde nd rsgned is encouraged to hope that the
Whig Young Men of the United States will re-
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ENGLAND A

ENGLAND AND CHINA.-If all the ports
Of China are blockaded by English fleets, it is ev-
ident that our commerce will suffer considerably.
We have heavy amount of tonnage and capital
in the China trade, and it is reasonable to hope
and expect that our trade might not be interrupt
ed, to our serious injury, by this dispute between
England and the Chinese government. Ack
nowledging, as We do, the right of actual block
ade, it may become necessary for neutral powers
to inquire into the nature of the difficulties by
which the commerce of innocent parties is suffer
ing and we shall find that China is right and
England wrong in this matter. The Chinese
government has right to prohibit any branch of
trade Inconsistent with its wishes and interests,
and such prohibition is no just cause of war
We hope all the difficulties will be settled with
out an appeal TO arms, as it may be many years
before China will yield any point on this ques-
lion.
The pilot., 1840-04-15
POETRY Y.

LOG CABIN soNG.-The following song was composed
~ nortn of the Clark county delegation, and sung by them
om The roof and inside of their Log Cabin as they passed
through the streets Columbus at the great feops Coeh
4iop ofOhio, on the 22d ofFebruary, lS4O
THE CLOG CABlN"-SONG.
Tune-"Highland Laddie"
DS where tell me where, your Buckeye Cabin made:
oh where tell me where, your Buckeye Cabn made!
Twas built among the merry boys that WELD the plough and
Where the Log Cabns stand in the bonnie Buckeye shade!
'TpGs built, &c.
Oh, what, tell me what is to be your "Cabn's" tate
Oh what, tell what, is 10 be your "Cablns" iate
Well wheel il 10 the Capitol, and place it here,elae,
For token a sign of the bonnie "BUCkE4E SIAIE:
Ven uheeI. &c.
Oh, why, tell why, doesyour "Buckeye CABIN 60:
Oh, why, tell why, does "Buckeye CABIN" go!
II against the Spolsmen-for well its builders know
il HARRISON that fought for the Cabns' long ago
IL goes &c.
Oh what tell me what. then, will little Martin do?
Oh what tell me what then, will little Martin do:
He'll 1H1tC IN the footsteps of Price and Sc1rt1ou too
While the LOG CABINS ring again with OLD TlPPECANoE
He'H foiIoW Sc
Oh, who fell before him in battlefield me who:
oh, who fell before him in battlefield me who?
He the Savage LeeIons and British Armies too
AZ the Rapids, and the Thames with Old 1ippecdnoe
He drore, &c.
By whom, tell me whom, will the battle next be won!
By whosl, tell me whors, will the battle next be won:
The Spomen and leg II 1easgeTs will soon begin 10 Td
And the Log Cabin Cndi ate" will march to Washington
The SpoilSmeT, Sc
The Cabin surrounded by dense of people, and h
calls loud for repetition the songagain and again wa
repeated until many caught he words Of the and surg
them for the benefit OF others who could not set within
hearing distance.
This musical propensity spread rapidly among the crowd
ong written printed and the hands of hundreds IN
'Aort time. Every body singing.
The pilot., 1840-04-15

FIRE IN MOBILE.-On the night of the 31St
alt. a fire occurred in Mobile, commencing in
the furniture store of Mr. Keely, st. Francis
street, above Water, which destroyed his entire
stock. He was insured for $1,000 1t extended TO
Cleveland & Bowers, who lost every thing, ex-
cepting their papers, TO Woodruff & Walkers,
who were ensured for $4,000 MI Smiths crock
cry andehna store, loss $4,000 no insurance.
Ross & Strange lost considerable in the removal
of goods. MesSrs. Judson & Co. and Denton, the
owners of the St. Francis buildings, have sus-
Iained heavy loss.
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EN LARRABEE, No. 90, =. CALVERT STREET.
-HIe Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS, TOOLS,
and SHOE in general by the atr arr
walls from Liverpool large assortment of SHOE THREADS,
viz: Brown, Green half Beached White and Yellow,
aned of the best qualities and has fine selection Of
Shoe TOOLS and FINDINGS, viz: Shoe Knives Pincers
Hammers Aw Blades, Awl Has Shoe Rasps, Files Pegs
ofa sizes, Boot Weng, Linen and Cotton Boot Cord,
and cast shoe Nails Size Sticks, Shoe Brstles, Nc sc
The above goods warranted of the best quality viii be sold
upon good the quality Be had for in this
any other city,
Also hand, LASTS ofevery description ofhe latest fash
ions and made of the best timber Dunops Celebrated PASTE
BLACKING.
Country Merchants will do well 10 call before purchasing
elsewhere. an Q eoSt
The pilot., 1840-04-15

EDkUSPECTUa-For publishing by Subscription,
IL the drama of WEST POINT; or, A TALE or
TREAsoN-by Joseph Breck Esq.
In consequence of the numerous solicitations of his
friends the author Of the drama entitled 'West Poin
Tale OF Treason, has consented to its publication.
This play is dramatic picture OF the bold and daring
treason of Benedict Arnold and of the arrest and execu-
lion of Major Andre the British Spy during the Revo-
lutionary War
1t was adapted TO scenic representation by Joseph
Breck, Esq. The original tale IS from the pen of Pro-
fessor ngfaham, as published in the Democratic Re-
view.
The dramatist has been kindly furnished with poet
zeal EPlLOGUE, by John Fl. Hewitt, Esq and also
PROLOGUE, by X. Horace Pratt, Esq; which produc-
on' will accompany the publication, thereby enhancing
its value. tait Ft.ui
Subscribers will be furnished with the work at 25 cts
per copy, on delivery
GTCopy-right secured.
As Monsieur lie SAGE once wrote in preface to
his translation Of LIFE OF GusMAN u ALFARAcHEo
so copy.
dare say there many good things in this (transla-
tionl drama, because they none of my own; and
some bad ones which not bound 10 vndcate; and
whoever lays them to my charge will do me wrong; for
without vanity be spokea there would have been many
more of the latter, if had not abridged omitted them
have also introduced several turns of thought and
expression, that the whole might assume modern ap-
pearauce IL Is not easy TO make Spanish suit espe-
cialy old one fit Frenchman, for the anpaihy be-
tween the two nations appears in every thing. Though
this book be not exactly calculated for persa in Lent
or on Church days it will admirably well suit Cardinal
time II is fitted 10 all shapes and sizes; saddle for
every horse II needs onlyto be tried and many who
believe 1t was made for Others will find that The coat sets
as well upon them. If the tailor had il out by thei
eves himself tall and well shaped; and YET there are
hardly any but crooked and humpbacked men in the
world 90 ih E9aa3' yl 3}V3lf ,lI7
MPCopies Of the Prospectus can be fonnd at the prar
clpa bookstores, where subscriptions are respectiuy
ap2 aesR Ht t....4. II -
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PROSPE G TU S
A WHIG NEWSPAPER,
eel9ES 9ESSiSlel--

solve that, wherever the Post Office Department
may send the poison of the Globe, the antidote of
the Pilot shall be administered. All that we ask
is TO be heard by the people. 1t is for them we
speak, and if we can get hearing we have no
apprehension of the result. The people will vim
dicate their own cause and hurl their oppressors
from office. Baltimore is a central point. Inc
Pilot will be surrounded by active, intelligent
and ardent Whigs--old and young The meet
ing of the Convention in May, will enable the
young men, to complete an efficient party organi-
zaton and give to the editor the means of extend
ed usefulness. He asks the press, throughout the
country, toinsert this prospectus, and the friends
of the good cause, especially the youngmen every
where, to exert their influences in obtaining sub
scrbers, to be forwarded by the earliest possible
day. through their friends in Congress, or directly
to him in Baltimore. 4t
3 iuaua ien ss3He DUFF GREEN.
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NOR SALE-The subscriber win sell at private sale,
H1 the LOT and DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied by
him Mount Vernon Place, the Washington Monument.
The Lot about 80 feet front by l6O deep The House is
large, consisting of basement and sore having
floor the first two 2G feet by H. and the third is by 49, 1t
has good bath house and convenience for the
dston ofa family. Possession will be given Immediately For
terms of sale apply 10 the subscriber.
Persons desrous to purchase may any time inspect the
premises. J. p. KENNEDY.
ap9 eoH
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meyers from the far south, were induced by the
pleasant weathera few weeks past, to proceed
toward their summer residences in Madam Vic
toria's dominions. The great storms, however,
which have recently occurred, have convinced
them that they had missed month in their cal
culations, and they have like Napoleon, from
Moscow, commenced their retrograde flight
Several large fockS have been enjoying the
pleasant waters around Nahant for the week past
affording some fine opportunities for the sports
men who were fortunate enough TO have eogni-
zance of their whereabouts. As the pleasant
weather returns. they will probably soon take up
their winding way" for the north again.-Bosto't
TracslLer.
The pilot., 1840-04-15
FOK SALE, LEASE, OR RENT,

FOR SALE, LEASE, OR RENT
TuyHAp VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, bounded
u by Front and PlOWman Streets Jones's fas and sui
house aley which is erected the BALTIMORE PRINT
ING and BLEACHING WORKS. The main building has n
fro of 10 feet Front street, by depth OF 40 feet WIN
ving rooms of 45 feet square second and third sto
reone other Building fronting 90 feet on Flownan stfee
and 75 feet Jopes Falls with drying room OF te same
dimensions on the second stoGone other building ironhh
Is feet on still House alley by depth of 20 teehe second
story of the same dimensions all OF brick and built III sub
sana manner with several other buildings for stils steam
engines Single apparatus Carpenter shop &c &c WIN Two
steam engines and four wrought iron bollefs PIntng Nd
Chimes Tone which three coloured maae Dy NeWel ana
poua 10 any in the country copper shells, blankets ba
ket fraes rooms large stam drying nachie nae
by Collier; Friction Calender press plates ana Doarus
with all the machinery and fixtures requisile lot psaells,
dveino printing and finishing 10000 pieces OF cloh per
mont There Is in the dye house the largest spring oil pure
water ta in the CITY, which there are TWO pumps WORK
ed by each the engines that throw into tour large clsers
placed into the upper part of the building, loo glos per
minute. r A.. ~ .Lz
The machinery has not been in more than u months
and is in complete order commence operation at any time
the whole in Tee. = :. : ,,, i . - -
ALso,-That DESIRABLE PROPERTY on the So corner o,
Baltimore and Green streets, frontngT rect on huunoIe
street. and $50 Green street, at present occupied py
Richard Crew as a Wagon Tavern
Atso-A two story BRICK DWELLING IN goou order,
fronting % the north side OF Baltimore sree! e o
extending 100 feet PARK Lane which there is good
Stable. ,,. ..oo, noor
Pine. extending $50 feet to Park Lane. -,
ALsO,-150 feet of GROUND on the hof'h anu sSut" S
of Fayete street, near Pine. :,
Assoc feet of GROUND on the south SIDE OF Lexington
street. by depth of 100 feet with the privilege oi Ioot az
lev to Vine street, and the right 10 oud on ana hto e
wall of PascauIt Row. Title indisputable
Terms of sale1-3 in MONTHS l3 in u months; the re-
manning l-3 may remain on the ground rent
ono Iawavy 9WM w MCCLELLAN.
TyRED. III. KNAPP, UENTAL sUaGtON AMP
The pilot., 1840-04-15

Schools IN ESSEX CoUNTY.-TheTe are in Es-
sex County "a 2S6 children between the ages of
and l6, subjects of schools. There are 27l
teachers of common schools, and 223 teachers of
academies and>high schools. This gives about
so scholars to teacher, supposing them all to
attend, and making no allowance for private
schoos.-BOSt0n 1Tarelier
The pilot., 1840-04-15
CHEIAP FOR CASH.

CHkIAP FUR CASfts
TEVHE subcriber respectfully nform his friends and the
public general that he is manufacturing FIST quality
all other work proportion Work made the above prices
must be paid for devery such may be booked, will be
charged at its former rates.
JAMES D. ROSS, No. 3, North Street.
Opposite the franklin Bank
n. B. All work done by him will be warranted to neat
ness of fit and durability He respectfully socs patronage,
and hopes by his endeaOrs please to merits liberal support
apI3-tf ]. D. ROSS:
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HoLLIpAY s Nf,KINLEY.

NJ EEETIAN BLAND MAkAEfSSs NO, worm
GAY street opposite New Christ Church, Baltimore,
makes to order VENETIAN BLINDS, PATENT sPklNG
SHUTTER BLINDS SHADES, CURTAINS, and all other
fixtures apperanng the screening of Windows or DOORS
either inside or Also, Curtain Fixtures for Dry Goods
and other stores made in the best and shortest
Country Merchants and others, dealing in the venetian
Blind way, be supplied with any quantity, at the shortest
notice aud most reasonable terms
(od Blinds repaired or taken in exchange Tor new ones
N l3
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ADORE AUCTION BARGAINS j have

MTORE AUCTION BARGAINS j have Just
I'VE cevd from Auction, lot of black and white CHlNTZ
CALICCES, bought imperfect, which will be sold 40 per
cent below the regular few dozen Ladies and Gentle
mems black silk Hose hafpree. Also, few pieces of l04
and 1874 BARNESLEY SHEETING; and further supply
ofIhose heavy ga Barnesey Damask TABLE DIAPERS
which recently had much demand; likewise large
lot of beached and brown DOMESTICS, from the Eastern
Market which will be sold by the piece, at Factory prices to-
rher with large assortment of other Goods, at extremely
low prices. GEORGE BEVAN,
apI3y No. so Hanover st
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YEAR OF THE WoRLD-The first day of the
year 1910 of Christian Era, was the 25th of
the month Tnebet, in the year of the world
$500, according TO the Jewish account, the
commencement OF the year 7S49, according 10
the Constantinopoitan account-and begin
ming of the year 1882. according to the Alex
drian account.
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ASAHEL HUSSEY,
F. w. ELDER,
rD = Elder & COY

HNISHING GTAChLE.-Just received an assortment
y of superior TACKLE, consisting OF
"a and Joint WALKING STICK RODS
34 and HiZIE RODS
B. 4 and Ash butt FLY RODS -
90 100 & $50 yards SILK HAIR dnd SEA GRASS LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES; furnished per
gros
ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
Gut Gimp and Hair SNOODS -
Virginia. Limerick and Kirby HOOKS by the 1000 or
otherwise
SWIVEII'S BOOKS, furnished complete
AlsO-A general assortment of ofWOODEN WAKE, Iwne
and C0rdage BRUSHES ofaI kinds for sale at very reduced
prices by DUKEHAHI 10,
10l l-2 Baltimore street, between South Calvert ss
Country Merchants and others are invited to call Thank
fu for pnst favors, they solicit share patronage
The pilot., 1840-04-15

Let no Horses on Sumd9y-It has recently been
decided in the District Court of Philadelphia
that if horse is hired on Sunday, and killed
by over driving, the owner thereof must ose and
not the one who hired and drove the animal
This is caution to livery stable keepers.
The pilot., 1840-04-15
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND sEGARis;ss'.'

TEyHE SUBSCRIBER continues 10 manufacture the
"a above articles, and is prepared to sell on the most
sonable lie has constantly hand SWEET SCENT,
SMALL LUMP, SMALL TWIST, and all other kinds Of
TOBACCO, and SCOTCH RAPPER and MACABAU
SNUFF OF tie best quality Together with large quantity
of the various qualities of CIGARS
For sale wholesale and retail by
CHARLES INGRAM,
ap2a n. E. corner of Pratt and South
The pilot., 1840-04-15

FWyABLE CLOTHS.--Just received from auction, i5o
IL Damak TABLE CLOTIS, of assorted sizes, very
superior, which can be cold very low =
Aso-7-4, "a "a and 10 Damask Table Linen,
Bid Eye and Russia DIAPER, &C.
eases Irish LINEN. yery heav, and cheap
SANGSTON s. WHITLEY,
No. l35 = Baltimore st.
apis diff 4doors below Light ct.
The pilot., 1840-04-15

The session OF the New Jersey annual confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will
commence on Wednesday next, at Burlington.
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JOsEPH ", STEWART & 60.

No. 81, B.qLTIlIORE STREET, OPPOSITE TRLPo
LETT,S .dLLEY.
HEAVE on hand good assortment of RUSSIA IRON
II III and brass mounted COAL CRATES, BRASS ANDI-
RoNs, sHoYELs and ToNGs, TENDERS, STAIR
Block Tin FAUCETS, all sizes, of the best quality UNI
BRELLA STANDS, SPIT BOXES, &c.
They are prepared to put COPPER, TIN and ZINC
ROOFING, in the best manner. ap9 4tF
The pilot., 1840-04-15

Charles Tydeman Loundes has been appoint
ed Consul of the Dukedom of Oldenburg for
Charleston, S. c..
The pilot., 1840-04-15

AGAIN FREE.-The raft in Red River has
given way and navigation is unobstructed
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EuTAW HOUSE.

Corner of E.ltatu and Baltimore Streets Balfanofe
TENHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the patrons o
Il this establishment, their friends and the Puo' G h
ay that they have associated themselves together or e
purpose of conducting the same The EUIAM hVcSn UI
completed and first opened in 1926, al wheh ue - !. @
furnished throughout in the very best manner, anu m
regard to The comfort and convenience o lts % -
arrangements its high and airy location, combine 70 Ieu1 %
proverbally pleasant and healthy Il IS particularly nir VII
dapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES anu bNiDI.s
having great number of Private Parours, Ladies o3 p
and splendid Drawing Room, with private entrance va d
tnore street. In every respect, the Eutaw House Is ecu
the United States, and it is the intention anu urn
determination of tile propretors to spare no eNeIo Jus "
promote the comfort and qualification of their patrons, anu
which exception ran be taken Inc SUR W
WINS and LIQ UORSon hand, has been mostly imported 1
expressly for the of this establishments or seecleu on
private stocks of the celebrated cohho
the city. The BATHS attached TO the mouse are IN
complete order and open at all times for te use vi e
guests - ,,,,ssr1,
F. w. ELDER
(Iate of the firm of L. 5. Elder y CoD
The pilot., 1840-04-15

WyRED. III. KNAPP, DENTAL SUGGt:ON Anp
X MANUFACTURER OF IMPROVED MiNEhAL
INCoRRUPTIBLE TEETH, performs all operations m pen
al SURGERY according the lale scientific he
artof6ce N w. Corner Charles * Fayette SITS. aps co
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BRUSH AND BELLOVVs WAREHOUSE.

BRUSH AND BflLAUWS W WahHH1UCSH4'
T X. STAPLETON 81 SON, No 25e Baltimore
eR street. have in large assortment of GOODS
which they offer country Merchants and others on liberal
ere dit or discount for cash
Sweeping Brooms No. ,, 3, So
Scrubbing Brushes, 6, 7, and II rows
White Wash and Plasierers Brushes, all szs
Dus ing Brushes every variety
Plain and elegant fancy Hearth Brushes
Common and fancy Cloth Brushes
Plain and fancy Head Brushes
Painters Brushes and Tools warranted
Common and fancy Horse Brushes
Hatiers, Tanners and Curriers' Brushes
Hat and Velvet Brushes
Elegant Crumb Brushes
Fancy Nail and Comb brushes
Kitchen and Parlour Bellows, assorted
Blacksmh's Bellows, all sizes
Superior Blacking.
apl3
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S
lN WEAR
Fancy Spring Cassimeres
Superior summer Cloths ribb'd and plain Grape, do
English Gamboons, rbbd and plain
White and brown driings, rbb and plain
American Nankeens
silk, Satin aud Marseiles Vestings
Super Silk and Linen cambric pocket Handke-chiefs
Together with full Of of England Cloths and
Cassmeres PETERS & BROTHER.
apI3 No. 55 BALTIC. St. lower cor. Tripoett's alley
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THEATRE HOUSE

THEATRE HOUSE
YHyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the public
Il that he has taken the above celebrated Tavern. His
BAR Is well stocked with the choicest LIQUORS, anh he
hopes by the personal and respectful attendance OF himself
and assistants to share of public patronage.
-A large ROOM, suitable for public, society," private
meetings, is attached the premises which be had
Nf'''|''O y - F. A. gibbons,
ap2-A Theatre House.
ENIsEIIN6s TACkLE-A General ASSORTMENT
M OF BRUsHEs-of all Descriptions, for Town and
country
BELLOWS for Braziers Jewellers Blaeksmiths all 81
zes, and at treduced prices wholesale and m retail
ap9 265 Baltimore street
HNAMILY GROCERIES,, &c.-Fresh and superior
" Green and Black TEES, Wines Liquors, Cordais Spices,
Loaf White and Brown Sugars Java and other Coffee, Pic
kes and Catsups, white wheat Flour superior Salad and
Sperm OIL which with full assortment Of carefully selected
''"''' l'-' No. go ~ 49, MARCUS DENIsoN,
apI3 cod 81 Baltimore street
NJ III. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, NJ ". Cor
coun ry Dentists with TEETH Of all kinds, Gold Foil Files
&C. &c. all of which be sent by mail when ordered
ap9 law
HxTRA SUPERIOR BLACK TEAS just re
IL eeyed small invoice Of delicious favored Pekoe and
eucog TEAS which the attention Of connoiseurs !.
.pectfuy invited For sale by MARCUS DENIsoN,
api3 At 81 Baltimore street.
NkEAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODs.-I
9I selling Superior Irih Linens Do sheeting Table
d.nss o% snd s wsn
| Balto st., 2 doors above South St
ap 10 J. EDWARD BIRD.
| HDARER.--Loto to close sales.
IL % reams IMPERIAL. PAPER,
| 60 do Medium do t taA
| u do Red envelope do .5sl. ID "a
| For sale by r r@ JAMES BRUNDIGE,
| apl3 68 South street, Bowy's wharf
COTTON.
knn BALES GEORGIA Upland COTTON
GOO ~. - Iso Do FLORIDA 1900 'nsblssr
\ ! 3Hr.g WILLIAM CRAWFORD Jr = CARSON,
ap 13 ~ -rHw1M aasfff eoSl.
L. ssfb GROUNDiAEUNI & FINE SALT 0I "a
i 0eOOO 200 sacks large w 81 size, fine do.
l. sForeaie BY gTf0a 1SEilB WILSON IL co. j3f
Il sPl3 Smiths wharf
! SPERm cAEDLEs.-l0o boxes prime mad
- Serm Candies, assorted sizes, landing sale by
VI WITHINGT0NS Y EASTMAN,
| apis S5 BOwly's wharf
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"a M0U1H NIEAoOr TNErH IS a MOUTH

WITHOUT CHARMS"
IN II. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, N. w. Cor
y of Charles and Fayte st would call the attention
of the public to the preservation of the TEETH. Millions of
Teeth prema ury lost which might be preserved by
timely and judicous rcatmeR those, therefore, who value
preservation of their Teeth will please give him CALI
we'll those who msy require artificial inserted and he
warrants perform his operations the entire satisfaction of
those who NAV honor him with their PATRONAGE. ap9 law
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
NRICARDS, BELTS & co. 1856 BALTIMORE
HSTREET are just receiving per Leila and by purchase
this country, handsome assortment OF Spring Dtf @
GOODS which in point styc will compete with any other
in the city. 1t comprises the following;
PRINTS, ofnew and beautiful styles,
Plaid and striped Embroidered MUsLlNs
Printed Lawns and JACONETS
Cambrcs, Swiss, Null, Jaconets and lnGia Lawn
Alpaca, Persian and Saxouy CLOTHS
DOrssy, Russell and other Cotton DRILLING
Plain and fancy Bleached and Brown LINEN Drill
LING
Black and White GINGHAMS
Irish Linens, Holland SlLESIAS
Apron Checks, Marine SHIRTINGS
Brown Irish Linens, BURLAPS, sc. &C.
will sell the above very low terms for cash, or to
pupctual dealers aP 10 dft
The pilot., 1840-04-15

TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Daily Pilot,
per annum, Six Dollars. Single Daily Paper, Two
Gents. Scmi-weekly, per annum Five Dollars. Extra
from May lst 18th Nov in pamphlet royal sise, One
Dollar Advertisements at the usual rates.
GJEdors friendly to the election of General Harri-
son are requested to insert this prospectus.
March 2st, 1910.