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The Madisonian., 1840-02-13

UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by Tyler, in small vo-
" lumes running from the creation Of the world down
Just published and this day received, for sale by FTAY
LUR. feb6
The Madisonian., 1840-02-13
FOREIGN INTERFERENCE.

sylvania State administration, gives the following
hints 10 its brother of the New York Evening Post:
FOREIGN INTERFERENCE.
The r. Y Evening Post is very abusive of Gov.
Porter on account both Of his annual and special
Messages The best commentary upon the attacks
Of the Post is The fact that democratic majority Of
10000 which we had n that State three oriour years
ago. has been reduced 10 minority BY the doctrines IF
tie Post and ITS adjnaets Could Htcy Introduce ne
same doctrines into Pennsylvania, nothing bat deea
and disaster Doald ae ihe consequence hsre.
All foreign dctalun and ntermcddlng will do HARM
We haze our own State debt OF 1874, 900 TO man
age, and eventually 10 pay ourselves. New York, nor
no other State will aid in our embaHassmsnts II
those out Of the State wish the democracy
.f Pennsylvania best for them not TO interfere
in domestic politics. policy lnerests Nefhank
e not for then intermeddng, and shall eper treat
II as ought 10 BE- paecs cf fippant impcrAnenee
The Madisonian., 1840-02-13

Actual expenses $4,000
The coinage for 1899 at said mint amounted to So
OIL ITO IL, composed Of 9260345 pieces, at an ave-
rage net expense OF sos, 700, a fraction two
per ceDtutn
The coinage of the three Branch Mins Of the Uni-
ted States for the year 1888 amounted 10 s227323,
composed Of 793 pieces at average nett expense
OF 800, ,S00 within fraction OF forty per centum,
The Madisonian., 1840-02-13

yITONDERS OF THE HEAvENS.--One large 4to
wv volume with very numerous fine engravings price
IS so published at IL dolas) beautifully printed and
neatly bound. Just received by
feb4 r. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-13
THE MoRMoNs.

On motion of Mr.. LINN, the documents in re-
ference 10 the affairs Of the Mormans, were taken
up, and referred 10 the Committee on the Judiciary
TO whose charge The subject is committed.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-13

viz Branch al Nc.c Orleans.
Salaries of officers, $4,000
Lsborers % 900
Wastage and contingent expenses, 21lO0
$4,000
Branch al Charlotte
Salaries Of officers, $4,000
Wages of laborcrs, 1900
Wastage aud contingent expenses, 5,4O0
$4,000
Bfa;ich al Dahloaega.
Salaries Of Offices, $4,000
Wages OF laborers $500
Wastaue and contingent expenses, 1000
Sl3s00
The coinage OF said three Branch Mns for the year
1889 amounted to S5lS,s ,s07 so. composed Of 2,475,
$50 pieces, at average nett expense Of SS060O OF
within fraction Of fifteen per centum, VIZ
Compensation 10 officers and clerks, S249O0
Pay Of ahorers 29400
Wastsge and contngen, expenses, 26,300
$4,000
The Madisonian., 1840-02-13
IaE TRUE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET

orycr srargr, BETWEEN NINTH AND rENrH.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-13

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1910.
The native American., 1840-07-18

Iin tie son OF 100000, for his appearance to
"nSWer cI'"'.'I oS"'r'a, ''', ea'.,o y
''''''A AA'''i'''' y ''' '.'''''S = '''o 0'''''
Fric0dShip.--Tio water that flows troma
spring does not CONCEAL in the winter And
sentiments Of friendship which tlow from the
heart, cannot be fro@cH by adversely.
Nichjoon is beaon,oo = perfect wheat gran
Inyv an Door pr,ir;a alone ther, are 33,-
Ionp ,crns sov,n n,,th wheat 1900 Of which
belong to one prrsoH.
4 noble hcn,t liis INC >,,n. showeih great
Ic<t ro,utrumIcr il is lowe, estate.
:, ,u .;,;.
,nT'' '"n o''' '>''1''':' 'e1','" .,'D .,'ANn'
N"P' i",'Her mas o''n "p},"l'l'e' - ~ I"'',
n"4o "l '''o '2.'''' - NINc"' SliP uJw Ty;s
in'n,S on. ~ ~" OK -N1'! "l"' n'.1
'>""""'f n ."hI'>'E ''!o>,S n'"ol'S s.''p d =,
wv ''''> y. ~ ''"u' ",' '''." C"s';''' ,
y = ,' '>'""t ''' l'''!N'' = -
"c''--' "''"' - ''"'''"'"
I'VE M'% Keep "'''' ,, T''" >Iip'{ ,G"''po ,;'t nrJ
-. - - ,'U =" .a,,soi'I,nn ,,.r,
'">N ~ ~ '.v! ;i'',>.o'.r 10 avn
IcradeltIa :. The dcpEaved appetttes may
iIcbel against i, int they are aware that II IS
rebellion.
Cru4vs If lSiD--Thn enumeration of
tie sixth Ward, tIncIjtna'I, as been com
IE'rtod: and tie ward IS t"und to contain y
data, it IS estimate that tie Queen city OF the
vest contains a population lilIe If any thing
short OF $4,000 IuIS.
Tine incidents or ,hr IN At this place are
IayrIv worth rrror(,;uv---n,lv ono cock fight,
~ -. = 10,
u,,J nuo L;r,L H., dn0,t know what his
.n,li,;cs j.. wa s,,Il >on, ,,>,nrt,in from some
Of lhn ,rrv'<,,, .'..l ,jrianx which side hc be-
I,,,r, - pn.L.;u, L.,,,,l1
NH%Ac"%f"n iL''@c.--' wire $'SI''i!9'"'l
nr'oge Is ABOUT - hc erected over ''ie 'SGhuy.
XIV, !" tntnou'', a'cof'llS 70 pH'h oi
Iliafl'S E'L'c''Jr. nc coS' IS ilol % eAceeu
'sp"HdtH% hc EnHIh-- | ne editor .ol 'Ne
Il I,.NI,
The native American., 1840-07-18

f1,a..oL,,,,I(,b;>A -, ,,y.o p'l.r
>, ~ .:,.
)'e''S '' 'i'''''' ''' '' ''''''''',''''> '''N'
N TINS llourlsf'I!I@ city OF 'le Lakes
Never was there a more beautiful spot Sc
eced for the busy haunts Of men. With an
,tmosphcrcas pure as the free windsof Heaven
,an make it, the >corching heats Of summer
are tempered by the refreshing brcezes from
the great Lakes, and if old Borcas vents
ais fury in mid Niutpr, the hosp.tabIc fire
hearth welcomes associates and sottens the
;everty Ola winters lie The glorious Lake
With its ragged banks tie winding river
with its varied scnncry-thc constant success
SION OF improvements changing the wild into
herynCi,i- attaches tine frontier resident more
leaYIr 10 his home, than a! the Establishments
md Ii,vurinz of , tjty GG, can Il, on fine sfa.
BOARD
Nature has done much for Is, bat me en-
terprise Of man has fashioned it for bereG,
Scores Of o,1r citizens VET in the mnriliau Of
thnir usefulness racoIlec1 when the canoe o(
the savages plded over the dark waters Of tue
Cnvahoga, and the sail vessels Of the fur
traders were occasionally seen. Onlv few
short wears have PASSED since an en,iohtencd
svstem Of )eoislation brourht the nroduce a.
Itie interior 10 our feet and as if bv mnoic
the AXE becnme alive with thc a}I.cononcr-
mo ste,n,pr-thp statnIv s|;n.-tha Gallant
brir--ond the tavorite fcrt schooper Thc
:. vo- o-haave q " Of fine Atlantic has ,surnpd
the ceIl oc fine rod warrior and ,he honor,.
I I e r
The native American., 1840-07-18

h5- FoREIGNERs WILL MAKE our ELECTto%s 4
cupsE INSTEAD or 4 BLEssiSG''-N rii Fan Bur H.
The native American., 1840-07-18
JOSEPH rrER, EDITOR.

15- All communications for this paper should be ad
dressed to the Editor.
The native American., 1840-07-18

gAYNE's EXPECToRANr a fresh supply ofths
} inslty celebrated remedy for coughs, colds, asihmus
&C. it.t received, direct from The proprietor, at
an IL TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-07-18

;Hs-..TnE puorLE or He UNITED STATES MAY
THEY EVER REMEMBER, THAT TO PREsERVE THEIR
LIBERTIES THEY THEIR OWN VOTING AND
THEIR OWN FIGHTING. - bMtam H. Ha1iS3a.
The native American., 1840-07-18

Escape Of LeH.-Govcrnor Seward has j.
sued a rrvctauatjon, Offering u reward OF
$3.50 for lnr apprehension of Benjamin Lett.
who was c"n,lcNd q al attempt to blow up
the steam boat C;lcat Britain, at N$wcgo, and
sentenced to seven years State Prison. Lett
was on his way to Auburn, in ~ railroad car.
secured. with shackleS and while hc train
was goingat tEcrat Of 2OmilcSan hour he leap
ed from the car in which he was confined,
and escaped. An additional reward is offer
ed by the Sheriff for his apprehension, Lett
is described us about rs years Of AGE, about
5 feet 10 inches high, light complexion, san
dy hair gray eyes, and Of a stout and muscu-
lar frame.
The native American., 1840-07-18

+ AW BOOkS.-Bouviers Law Dictionary, adapted 10
IL the Constitution aud Laws ef the United States OF
AMERICA and Of the several States Of the union, with
ference 10 the civil and other systems of foreign law in
vols. Smiths Treatise of the practice Of the Court CT
hancery, in vols. Chitty's Pleadinss, with seccn
I'd third volume, containing precedeats OF the PIeadnes
~ copoGs directory Notes. in 3 vols. Cruises Digest
The Laws Of England respecting real property, in 3
ols For sale by w. NJ MORRISON,
thar 4 doors west Of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-07-18

TO Prevent Hor~eS being Taecd by
Fies.-'lake two or three small handiuls OF
walnut leaves, upon which pour two or three
quarts Of cold water let il iniuse one night.
and pour the whole next morning into kettle.
and let it boil for quarter Of an hoilr--.wlru
cold, it viii be fit Tor use. No more is rcquir.
ed than to molsten sponge, aud before the
horse goes out Of the stab e. let those parts
Which are most irritated be $meered over with
the liquor, viz, between and upon the ears,
the neck, the flank, &c. Not only the lady or
gentleman who rides out Tor pleasure will de-
rive benefit from the walnut leaves thus pre-
pared, but the coachmen, the WAGNER, and all
others who use horses during the lot months
The native American., 1840-07-18

"AGAISsT THE INsIDtoUs wiLEs OF FOREIGN IN
FLuENcE-I CoNJURE YOU TO BELIEVE ME- ELLo"
CITIZENs-THE JEALOUSY \ FREE PEOPLE oUGHt Y
TO BE CONSTANTLY AWAKE-sINcE HISTORY AND EX
pERtENcE PROVE, THAT FoREIGN !HrLJEScE IS ONE
OF THE MIST BANEFUL FoEs Of REPUBLICAN Go
yERNMENT.'- WashaslonS Fare,ccH .7G!feSS.
The native American., 1840-07-18

TNIvFRSALHISTORY, by Tyter, in six small VOL
4 unes, running from the Creation ofthe world down
1890 forming part Of Harper's Family Library, is
nst published and for sale by w. NJ. MORRISON,
mar ii doors west Of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-07-18

Whether successful not succeeding generations shnh
bno,o that ece understood Rights md L,6Pri,es aad
vpre neither AFRAID ashamed to assert or ma,art"
ih,m mi INT ICE oursercs may hare al ietst THIS con-
solution in ciuns that not through our @fglecf
that this People rere q" the Pro
Pile of Lexington TO their Representatives IN The General
Court of Massachusetts, TYP
The native American., 1840-07-18

81 HOPE WE MAY FIND SOME MEANS, IN FUTURE
OF SHIELDING. OURSELVES FROM FOREIGN INFLUENCE
PoLIr1u N, COMMERCIAL Or IN WHATEVER FORM IT
MAY DE ATrEMFTED. | CAN SCARCELY WITHHOLD
MysrIr FROM JOINING IN THE WISH OF SILAS DEANS.
THAT THERE WERE AN OCEAN or FIRE BETWEEN
THIS AND THE OLD WORLD ''-Je1crson.
The native American., 1840-07-18

!, NOMPOUND SIRUP OF SARSAPARILLA =
= Those wishing TO employ the remedial power Of
le Sasaparia, will find in the Compound Sirup Of
best and most convenient preparations in 1t
been extensively used in this city Alternative and
ring PURIFIER witt the happiest results. Prepared at
Mar. 7. TODDS' Drug Store
The native American., 1840-07-18

-sIHE WORKS OF CHARLES LAMB-to which are
L. pretxed his Letters and Sketch Of his Life, by
Thomas Neon Talioure one Of his executors in vols,
for sale by W. NJ. MORRISOE,
Mar 81. doors west of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-07-18

iHAsE'S ABDOMINAL SUPPoRTERS.-An ad-
\ d!tional supply, with the latest improvements, just
ceived at TODD'S
May 80. Drug Store
The native American., 1840-07-18
WA%HiNGTON PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED EVERY stTURDAY

ART1cL Les.
The native American., 1840-07-18

A SELECTION OF GAMES At CHESS, ayiIa,,y
N rlaycd BY Philador and lis cvntcmporarics-Nuv
H. 4 published from the original manuscripts with notes
nd additions, by George Walker, is for sale At the Book
lnl stationary Store OF W. W. MORRISON.
MARI 1 doors west OF Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-07-18

~. AMERICAN DIT lOMATIC CODE,
\ embracing collection OF rcatit ) and conventions
tween the United States and orei IN Powers ON l77S
1884, &c &c
A few copies Of the above valuable work are Tor
ic by w. NJ. MORRISON,
May 30. doors west of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-07-18

4 Vi. NOELL, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER
" Penn. acGHue, btueen IL 03 i2M SjTeets-Ias re-
ovtG his establishment from his old stand to the above
aere he is ready = execute all WORK in his line with
aness al,A despatch All orders given viii be imme-
',tly attri1ed to. lie solics Public patronage.
y. B. o. hinds repaired and repainled. june 6-3t
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PETERs' VEGETABLE PILLS

~ H would call attention the advertisement in
w our columns tgsfsey Of PEFHllS, VEGETA-
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best asedeaI au
thony, hstthere is no preparation dizzy which en-
JOYS so eHHsfsbei reputon. At tAe south and north
their su scess has been gnanded aRfYherever miro
dueed wesbaiieve they have given the nsest peret salts
faction. Ze have thl4ist had Interview with one
OF our czeas, Henry r. Fox, who YVES recently cured
OF most remarkable and obstinate cafaneons erinton
where body with Iar.e Ioatlt-
some ulcers and syen ee toHsis of the throat eaten
away-i.I1d by using these PILLS da5ivfon ss weeks
was entfnety restored tosflsaitil.
PETERS, VEGETABLE FILLS,
They do.ndeed restore the health eff the. body h.r
cause teF purify and; Egigoate the blood and their
good efteess are not conteEbalanced b any 5uecnve
niencecas5 composed eEtineIy vegetables they do
not cxase those who shem danger and heir eff
fleets they sautary thew are daily
= sai.is simnisere5ss infancy, yos1l manhood md
old age ans TO womena :e cTiaaI and delicate.
circumstances; they do nat disturb siiosls the animal
tHhcu i, but restore tri order and Ee-es alish their
bealt8 and for all the purposes which asVegetsbe Pur
gatve OF certain cleanser of the whole are re-
quee they stand wilet: rival-theyar are allowed to-
be all .bGt can be accomplished in medicine, both for
pOwet ana Innocence.
I1Satos sale by G. K TYLER
General Agent,
Corner Of East Baltimore and Ffigh streets
And 1yaa the Druggists ia Baltimore and! IN Washing
toa.sfeprgetown, ankAIexandria, ID. G:
ie-l9 2aw
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FOURTH OF JULY.--FlsuERMEN who
wish u enjoy the 4 of July, may themselves out on
the best terms. Come and sec.
FINISHING TACKLE.-Just received an
II. sortment of sup .rior TACKLE, consisting of
s. and Joint WALKING STICK RODS
3, 4 and HALLE RODS
3, and Ash built Fl. RODS
co. 100 & 1oo yards SILK HAIR and SEA GASS
LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per gres
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, an sorts
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 otherwise
SWIvEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
Aiso-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Irvine and Corlage, BRUSHES ofall kinds for sale a.
very reducedprces by DUKEHART & CO.,
Iol l-2 Baltimore street, between S0uth & Calvert
ss Country Merchants and others are invited to call
Thankful for past fasors they solicit sure of patron
age. Je2a
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ro rHE HnYoRAnL ETHE JUDGE

TO THE HONOR ABL Z THE JUDGE
OF BALTIMORE C0UNEsX COURT.
FHyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports:
q That beng about to proceedundcr the authority
Oft he act OF Assembly of Maryland, entitled act
felaing to HEtgages in the City asd County of Bat-
more, sehai Public auction 10. the highest bidder
certain panel of Grousd with the appnrtenances Rar
tcuIarly Iaeatoned and desctepea in indenuge of
Mortgage lad trust between Esannd Gibson and wife,
and john ienn, bearing date the nineteenth day Of DC
tober cSseen hundred ant thirty i've, and recorded
among ts Land records of Baltimore County Court, in
Liner II X No. 253, folio ss6 Sc, he did the fourth
day of November eighteen hlndred and thty- give
bond the State of Maryland in such penalty sBd with
such security as were apppesed b. the Honorable john
Pursuance, Associate Judge of Baltimore County Court,
in asaton to the sale of said property, and did the
dug mentioned file the said bond in the eire OF The
CleFk of said Court! pursuant TO the directions OF the att
0f Assembly atoresaids passed at DeceRb.r tsshil
eighteen hundred and nyentysix, Chapter lS2 mi
he did then give mora than twenty days notice OF the
ae place, and terms of sale BY advertisement
in the American, Rarot and Pilot-shree of the daily
newspapers published in the city aforesaid that Is
saw that the would be sold al she Exchange in h
CITY aforesaid CD the thiItieh day of April. eighteen
hundred and fnrg, at o'clock II. Nj. that the terms
of sale were prescribed by the deed aforesaid cash,
but the Mortgages had consented to extend the credits
as follows to uit one fifth in cash at the sale, and the
residue in eCl instruments at twelve, eighteen and
twenty fDur month"; with interest, and undoubted
curty wo III be required said credit payments and
that nj sa sale John Gibson became the highest bidder
and purchased and for the sum of thirteen thousand
dollars. IotN GLENN, Irnstee'
State Of MARYLAND, City of Baltimore, 10 wit:
On his a8lh day of May, eighteen hundred and forty,
the city aresad personally appeared John Gtenn aud
made oath that the matters and things stated in the fore
eans report true and the sale therein reported
was IAN ''''N '''''a l''' JOHN w. pEALE.
True Copy. Test, THOS. KELL, Clk.
je3 law3w
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SFAE. N. HARRESOR,s 81
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Il CARD
FEyHONIAS E. POTTEGCsER begs TO nform
d his friends and the public generally, that he con-
tinues attend late and early at his Office north
of ST. Pauls and Fayeee Streets and y prepar
cd TO execute on of reasonable terms, with promptness
and accuracy, every kind sonveyancng alsaeovenans
agreements, articles of copartnersp, bills oil safe ap
prentces' indentures, sc. He will also state and adj
Just accounts prepare nsolvent papes, draw out last
wills and tcstaments, take depoeitios execute com
MISSIONS &C. with all of which he has become familiar
by practice of many years, and will be thankful for
employment. VIA .2aw2w
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REGAT. EsTATHAG:ENCY
sci ssEsfTTtEI ,ErTgssss.F

~ FOR S-9LE.-A very nssr4 nal spacious astts
MlIIf n DwELLINC twenty five for, front with sess
l4tesIve back buitiBg and brqstk1 room builtts
lie bessananner deep bot, Aydxa 81 the yard; the
tose 5Aerly new, atza i'll cosnate er. Posse 81
ban be trss nIaedate Ifnohs0ass the first OF Jnlsr
will she he for ren-s II is set IN Saratoaa essyes
north sias, NEAR Cha go alley.
r. -3LSO-A ssEsseg table, end SPACIOUS two etsrg
ss5I 1'E EsLING, pleasant 9sisssasd lot fgtlf-
ing forty seyeisteet sal GaD1gs ilad 10 feet OPinR
street,
~ -iLSo-A slasirablel asSp. taaD story DYE0E-
aa.:fNG, twenty Eve feet rent with attic story aud
ztensive bacS bniidg, sssss md eBrriage reuse
ydthe an the yardsitllate in arE street, e0nyeBier
to therE-e1ingt0n Ma<ket.
* -dLSO-T sssiafga arzaaeR lSEnient 3 sto-s.s
Hs.EFfT DWELLI@iS, on faedeay Lots; stu lines
y etle in Lexini s9a St, besssFes Charles and sszs
st. Z ua's SIS.
S.sas .4LSO-A soHgepens ana! well arrangedsfhree
E n story DtFEI aslyE sitSz4S lombard bals"ee,
tsiaHover an 4shaTp strssa sIBT in CONT eis re-
paiE
IA 9LSO-A snhsianti 4 End modern bu III thee
ssl story DWI ELING, " i4hi exhaustive bacsblilsl-
gushing and drd sing room, slGatar in Frankli1t.
St4Paul's St
50 FOR f ggT.4r-A GRACIOUS and conRenient
fsl WAREHOUSE, ION ihS nortSl side of Market. be-
S=azZstwePn Sha - and Hanaver3esL
81 s9LSO-1Ibe DNelzssg paa1 of a large zndcoEs-.
nj venent RaUSE, 26 MaEkeastrcel belosgsfiosz-
zsard, well lscnlated lGEa geIKFel Boarding HOUSE,
he situation be II Avery desirable to reside There
isTefy little dc ~ bur that satent hEInbeT Of gen
eaA boaTders cozia be had ln&he ncighborhoe
dtp it profitable.
( FOR S.7LE-=Severa l We ~ esdnble FARMS with
good improvef sats,5 and jse JaiiF STATE of euIx2Dn-
fRlin to d iies of BassfaeBes-mOsi of te1Eln die
immediate ne silbOTbood o. fiEisatane.
.8LS0--A FARM of BOD 7cres of rich Land, in
u most desirable healthy nsigatOrlOod abGsanaine in
linesf0ne, abHzt, ID nilss ela.isEtmOse.
je - APPLY to FOWLER s TYSON.
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.--Ille1a3a alIaa34IaaT
AUCTT9N SALES
BY GRBNDX & co.
CHANeEnY SALE.

PURSUANCE of .dseres 6 Baltimore Gosaty
Iaaft sitlsng' IN E4Ejss, tie lusdersgned TSRstee
VIII sell by auctiono htsNk1s si;e 9Th of Jsit.noxt
at H;faaaoods the Fzras of. Mes+ss. Hitch tsase to
commence at l0O'coek,fA-EM
All ais personal prCET EnHszsugsd by WiII51r and
fich oithe Ee cutof ii the zate Robers isT
Geceaacd- consisting IN paTtrof H5Fsss, Mules OXEN
LOWS spp, Carts Psogit aBdltitsT farming V1snssls,
SeVfr1iHgroes not to go eabasf lle state ne, nav
ssIiodiaBdid:cazH rnse and
DINER as1e1es too edioss meIsSa. Terms at sale.
~ JOEfE.6zENN, Trustee.
Ie ~ cots G2ITNBf * co. Auct=-
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-30
- e ::: 90

GREAT MEETING OF THE WINGS AT
BARREN SPRINGS, SOMERSETCOUNTYsE Z. s.,
MARYLAND, ON THE 4TH July.
EayHE Commodous Steamboat POCAHENTAS,
Capt Cannon, will leave the lower end. OF Spear's
wharf on FRIDAY EVENING TEE Sd JULY NEXT,
at O'Clock aud will land her passengers early the next
morning at the wharf ut Vienna, where they will be
met by the Committee of Reception who Wal conduct
them to the Springs. Besides an opportunity of
pt .,' iSess hn :, ~ & ~ boe.e al, ster
BATH returning will leave Vienna Sunday morning at
O'Clock and arrive in Baltimore the evening Pas
sage for the trip only So meals extra. limited MUM
her of tickets only will be sold. Tickets can now be
had at the Steamboat Office, lower end of Spears WHIT
lie % DIST
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-30
DUKEHART's XARIE TY STORE.

! DUKEHART'S VARIE TS STOR E.,
! Na 10I1 BALTIMORE STREET.
! (B tween South anisCa vert st aets,
WHT HERE can be had, On EeasoRaqls terms the
w? following articles
sweeplBgs. serl6bng, Shoe, Hooah, weavers' ara Ra
! ler's BRUSHES
Rounds Square, and Oval BETTER PRINTS. haad
! someig ettered
WilloS1sb basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy isiss, common Tops
Baskets Washboards, toyseA Rollers
Fishi9<s Hooks and Lines
Hay sAati garden Rakes
Inns CT Lemon Squeez5ks
Ness of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boslas, and rolling Pins
Msdters; Spoons
Lanap Wicks, issorteds:eandle Wick
CsAe metal Stays EEieets and Cane sahe for reed
. makers
alaugh or leading Liaes
EParl0ur aud kitchen BELLOWS
Tfatent Taps; Woe4Cards
Woolen, cassnetts aaa Cotton
Hand and fly ShGalss: cabbage Nets, Sec
Baltimore, 9Th iaonth. 1910. June 4-tf.