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HOVARD'SH OF Ell
BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDEN LANE, NEW
WORK.

YENHIs HOTEL is one of The most 'colnmoaioas IN
u tie Union, having front upon Broadray Of over
100 feet and upon Maiden Lane 50 feet, With two large
wings extending in the rear l35 feet II y six stories
high exclusive of basement and uudsr cellars, and CON
tanning over 300. bed chambers, each well gtsd and
ventilated with grates~-eesides numerous private par
lours with sleeping attached, and public psrouTs
dining, aiding and other There er two elegant
dining sa oons, the floors of which as well az the spa
cious ha is the first and second stories togetof with
tile reading and other public roos paved with tal
ian marble. There y also extensive and pleasant
room fronting upon broadway, fitted uI1or laeies, Or
binary and the ladies provided with attractive uhiie
pacrs and private entrance 70 the Hotel from Maiden
Lane.
The subscriber having for nine years past received
hbery patronage from merchants, and principally from
gentlemen business bis former Hotelin Broad street,
is satisfied from experience that early meals TO many are
more acceptable therefore he has had his house con-
sucted as 70 be able meals 10 such az early
hours. The hors adopted for meals arc as follows viz
4 or half past7 with fsPance 10 the season of the
year. Dinner in the same al O'Clock. In Genuemans
dining room upon ID story and also IN Lafies ordinary
Breakfast 10 O'Clock, and Dinner ~ half dast
Printed bills of fare daily got up for the different din
ing rooms, and il is optional with Gentlemen 10
take their seats in either 81 the Gentlemens dining
rooms without giving any notice of their choice, the
subscriber hopes the trouble and expense IN the at
tempt to suit their convenience in this respect will be
properly appreciated by generous public ard thar
comlneIsurste patronage viii result tiereironl.
This House possesses every convenience that the suhy
scrber could devise, and i IS ulnyensly pronounced
visitors to he most Tepete IN its Ylterns arrangements
constructor for light and ar being superior to any
| other House in the city.
In addition TO the many advantages and comforts oSor
most Hetcl, it has living spring Of pure soft water up
the premises which apart from its insc worth as
wholesome beverage, unusual TO be found IN the
lower part city, adds very much to the safety of the
establishment 10 of Gre near the premises;
powerful force pump being attached the well TO force
water therefrom well from the varons eistcrns IN
the ward TO the reservoirs under the roof from which,
BY of the hose water can to forced over any part OF
| the premises in an instant.
In short, this establishment has been got Up without
ref tn
her 10 have il stand among the best hotels she country
He hopes 10 be favored with share of public patron
| age.
| nlas-diH D. ID, HOWARD
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CAnIPTTINE LIEHlI,S-

NOTWITHSTANDING the unprecedented demand
In for "WEBB'S P.77TtNT BURNERS AND
C.aMPHINE OIL always prepared 10 flu all
orders. Our assortment IS very complete such a.
Astral, Hall, Reading, Chamber and side LAMPS, al
50 others for stores &c. &c. The economy attending
the burning OF the Camphine OIL has been fully tested,
il is warranted be LESS than half the expense of Gas
Oil. Many who using the lamps, have assured us
that il is twohirds less than either. great saving of
labor in trimming and keeping the lamp order gain
ed One wick will burn from to & months. The on
we free from combustion, and where BY acc-
dent may be dropped on the FLOOR or CARPET dries
UP quick water leaving stain; and for its match
less briIhancy il exceeds all the artificial light ever in
vented. pattern Lamp of each kind ia burning every
evening our store, where the Lamps and Oil can al
ways he had. T. PALMER & co.
N Is. The CampaHe OIL IS be had at our store Only.
ipG4f
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CAMPtsINE LIGHT.

TuyHE superiority of The C-iMPHINE LIGHT, to
that of either Oil Cas- has now been fully tested
by some hundreds who Using il in this city, both as
erayds the brilsacy of the Light and that of economy
NC are prepared TO prove that the CaphiHe IS less
than onc-hGy the expense OF Gas or ond in addition
10 which il possesses all the good qualities that other ar
ical lights have not regard TO cleanliness there Is
nothing 10 compete with it, and in trimming The Lamp,
is done with more facility, and less trouble than Win
The ordinary lamp. The Camphine thl spurey segea-
bic and warranted free from combustion There are
now upwards Of 1900 ofthe Lamps used New YORK,
and increasing daily large assortment OF Wncs ana
~ - T. PALMER s. co.
N b. The Lamps burning every night at our stores
where they can be seen. ma o-4t
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UQY order Of the commissioners Of issolvent debt
ntors for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given TO the creditors Of HENRY BISHOP.
insovent deber, that personal discharge hath been
gratod 70 the said debtor and that the said creditors
are required TO attend at the Office Of the said commits
oners IN the court house, in the city Of Baltimore on
the 4th day of May next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
ana nominate trustee trustees, TO be appointed for
tneir penehti and to give al the information in their
possession % Tie said commissioners, enable them to
report To Baltimore county court aereeabv 10 sn ACT ~
Asempiy passed a December session, 1881, entitled
"an act relating 10 insovent debfors, and that the
I'd day OF July next, hath been fixed for The final hear
ing In his cese, before the s1id commissioners.
| Datee me lsa dry Of Maxcn. 10 The year 1870.
No xf-@aWsm ma I-leWSw
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WpY order Of the comnisslonersof nsoivent debtors
ID for the city ard county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of WILLIAM Mclean,
granted to the said debtor and that the said creditors are
required attend at tie office OF the said commission
the court house, in the city of Baltimore ON The
/ day of July next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees, be appointed for
their benefit ard to give all the information Ia their
possession TO the said commissioners enable them 10
report TO Baltimore county count, agreeaby an OF
Assembly, passed at December session. 1881 entitled
San act relating Of insovent debtorp and the 18th day
of September next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the 9Th day of May in the year 1870.
ma % laW:fn
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A TERROR TO QUACKS. AND THE We
q NEREAL Observation-Disclosures RED
DROPS is nIllibe remedy tho effectua extrpa-
ton Of all species and symptoms Of the VI disease.
They have long been in general use by the public. be-
slowing blessings and receiving praise; it IS scarcely in
the power Of sceptcsm 10 dongh its virtues of envy
To deny hen4 It has achieved asceadaua OF
usefulness which distances the competition of mere
bOasifi pretensiOn, and has secured conspicuous
ton in universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone.
Dr. BOWLBY'S OFFICE, for the sale Of Hunter
Medicines, is No. PITT ST between Front street I
Bazaar Bridge.
GENERAL AGENCIES.
The following agents have been appointed by me-
sell the Genuine Hunters Medicines for the cuG
VeneTea Diseases
Dr. VIM. LAMPHIER,
Surgeon Dentist. King 81. AIeYandEia. ID.
Z. A. STANSBURY,
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ttoLr.zuAN,s MANsION HOUSE.

THyIIE subscriber having taken that large and COM
modiOus House, with granite 'front.' corner of 81.
Pau's and Eayette streets, has il open for the re-
eepii0n Of visers The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and il is believed that there is house
in this city, that better arranged for The convenience
ard comfort Of Its boarders. 1T has two large paors
for ladies and geneman's paTlOr and about forty
chambers well arranged, neat and airy. The subscTi-
Der pledges himself that neither pains expense shall
be wanting his part give satisfaction TO his guests
In conclusion, he pledges himself set good Table
and have clean beds and good ard faithful servants and
TO make his charges 10 correspond with the times.
JOHN r. HOLLZMAN.
Baltimore, june 9Th. le40-3taw4w S-3a4w
The National lntelgenseT will pleafe insert this
twice week for four weeks and sond their bill 20 this
office.
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BEAR CREEK HOTE

RTO ORTIZ POINTING public are respectfully in
IL formed, that the BEAR CREEK HOTEL, ~
is open for the reception NJ company, who as.i
will be accommodated with every comfoTt andS4-4zs5
luxury, blend the rural pleasures tie County,
with the mere fashionable recreations of the city,
BOATS Will be supplied to Fishing parties, and a
large ARK, built expressly for tie purpose, be OBJ
tanned for company Of ladies aud gentlemen, who will
be protected by IFS accommodations from rain.
DINNERS and SUFFERS viii be supplied az the
shortest notice.
SOFT CRABS and even other deicacy, when IN
season. win be furnished in profuson-and il short ev-
cry will be made by the proprietor 10 promote
tie comfort and pleasure OF his guests.
ma Is-5t HENRY T. HOUCk
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FVoH Ifit 191nty IIVe" 'SVuIsT FFHIOSl IIoI !"
TIE AMERICANS.

The American squadron took leave of US on
the 2Gth instant, at very early hour in the morn
ing. In their passage outwards they were not
uerely beautiful, but grand-.the noble forms of
the ycsscls-the eswelling bosom of the sails;
and az it is not only the vision but the mind which
rrasps the idea OF greatness, he who might have
seen the seexit'' of our American relatives (are
they not relatives? are they not blood relativesO
could not refrain to think, and say to HIMSELF
t',rhese are of British ofspringw They have
proceeded to the icy regions of the south May
they return to their native land IN safety and
{ happixress.
The squadron, which is under the command
81 Captain Wlllzs, are pursuing very important
objects Let us express hope that they may be
successful and that theywill return TO their native
land,not merelywith safety. bat enjoy ing the proud
consciousness that they been successful in the
project they have undertaken. The american
officers. oae and all, express themselves in the
highest terms which sc,ise of gratitude can sug-
cest fox the attention they nave met with - this
Colony. while on the other hand, all who had
ntarSoszse with them, uniformly express thesr
sdsniratio-. of the gcntiemanly conduct and the
Intelligence Of every officer Ii the squadron
But we had much in our favor, and they had
rauch to incline us to them We have sprung
rom the same stock, and the shoot is rapidly
o7ershadowing the earth. Yes, let scofers rail
let testers olxe-butthe equitable PRINCIPLES main
tanned by the American people are being earned
ca the winds all over the civilized world. Some
81 he gentlemen connected with the squadron
have remained in the colony for the purpose. Of
prosecuting scientific pursuits; and we are quite
sure that, in the journeys which they may find
NECESSARY to make, they will experience that hos
= ,stality for which the settlers OF Now South
wales are so eminently distinguished With
respect to all and sundry on board the squadron
that has left us, we express ahope that they have
passed merry Christmas here, and a sincere wish
that they may enjoy a happy new year, wherever
they NAV be!
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The new aqueduct over the Mohawk, seven
miles above Troy, is great affair-1l5) feet
long, and having IS piers-all built of the fine
blue limestone of the Mohawk, stril,ingly con-
trasted with the crude workmanship Of the old
aqueduct, a few feet from and parallel to it This
additional aqueduct is to connect with the wide
ming Of the great Erie canal, which here crosses
the river.
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= snoNISIITNfs dIIRE. This is % certlfy thai

A STONTSTYTNCs CURE. This is 70 certify that
a ans for n long time afflicted with bad Cough and
and which almost destroyed my voice, and
byo,sht on many other dangerous and unplea-
SAINT sy,nptoms.-At the solicitation Of friend,
+ was induced to try the "COMPOUND Sfk-
UP OF GUM ARABIC" prepared by Or. u.
anses' n-odueed a wonderful change, and the
third dose entirely relieved me; and therefore
col M hesitation In my recommending it to my
riends and public generally r.onN
Peter vasburg, 9Th Jan, 1889. :,
Prepared only by G. X. TYLER, corner OF
East Baltimore and High Sts., Baltimore: 8,
For sale in Washington by DT. ,. Mltenea :,
and w Gunton, and IN efeorgeto"n' y 81 a. =
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Forge from the Anthracite Iron of the Roaring
Creek Furnace, and these manufactured into
horse shoes and nails with the most complete sue
cess. We have seen piece of the "bar'' which
has been subjected to the severest tests, and pro-
we'd Of superior toughness and inalleability
[Pottsrilc Journal
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skaslf1 THREAD.
E LARFSAREE, No. 90, y. CALVERT ST

ELs Importer anu Dealer in SHOE THREADS,
TOLLS, and SHOE FINDINGS in general has received
byhe late arrivals from Liverpool large assortment Of
SHOE THREADS Viz: Brown, Green, half Blcached,
White and YrIlsw, warranted The best qualities: and
has in store fine selection Of Shoe TOOLS and FIND
!NGS viz: Shoe Knives, Pineer Hammers, asi liadse
Avl Iias Shoe Rasps Kit Files, Pegs fall sizes, boots
Weltng Linen and Gotten, Boot Cord, cut and eat shoe
Nails scks, Shee iristles, Ne No. Nc The ahovs
goods warranted Of the best quality and will be sold upon
as good the quality, be had fer IN this
or any other city.
Also on hand, LASTS ofesery description ofthe latest
fashion, and made of The best tmb Huniops Celebrated
PASTE BLhCKtNG.
Country Merchants VII do web 10 call before 2urcha
[ sine els pvyke OCT
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HH r. ROBINSON has removed his Log Cabin
He Print and Carieature store, one block nearer
he White Houses next door 70 the National Billiard ga
iooa where he will keep const mt supply on hand %
furnish the Trade and Wholesale dealers at very reduced
prices just received from my establishment N New
liam enry Harrison with several ncp CarczuTes Of a
humorous nature, forming complies Hssor Of te Past
and Present Tines SA Is2
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STATISTICS or TIE Third PREsBYrEsY or
PHILADELrEiA.-W learn from the Christian
Observer, that since May, 1880, there have been
ten ministers added to this Presbytery and 20 the
Presbyteries organized from parts ofitin Novem-
es have returned to the old basis or been organi-
zed within the bounds OF this Presbyter and those
formed out OF IL
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EVANS, PATENT sELF-SI4ARPENING
oI .OIIExKHs II RNEEsL1 TOOI.G- &C.


YHYHIs subscriber is manufacturing g. X o. E
n VANS reverse point or selfsherpening PI.OUGHS;
each share (of cast from has two points, and by evers
ing act upon the principle of selshaIpenng, and there
fore economy in using These ploughs are made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold as REASONABLE
terms be had in this city; together with myeexs
tesve assortment of other make of ploughs and agrcul
tural implements generally.
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Waldron's and Gnffn's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES Of Waldron's, Critiin's, and Ameri-
can manufacturer Scyths Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, &c. SC.
have also patterns for and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles to call and
see my work.
All orders viii meet with prompt attention
!. EASTMAN,
&c Pratt St, between Charles & Hanover 81.
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r.xI4E rsI.IsrAN hi ATrIs Ass.-Thls IS an al.

yRHHE ELISIAN FIATTISASs.-This is an ar
ticlc which for comfort durability and cheapness,
challenges all compe,itioniis by far the most pleas
ant ceanly and healthy article in the Bedding line, and
The prices when compared with the prices OF the Hair
Mattresses makes il much more desirable arcle and
any person wishing them do SO by application
at the Bedding Mart, NJ w. and 5. W. corner OF Lonl-
bard and Light streets, where they will ind the most
extensive assortment in the United States, OF ready
made Beds, Boosters, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts,
Cots, SC. &c.a OF any of which Will be sold very
low for cash, by immediate application as above
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD

n oST on Saturday afternoon in Saratoga between
<Green and North streets, Ladys WORK BASH
ET containing several small articles of dress such as
two Cambria handkerchief pair of white Six stock
incs a Collar, thimbie. a bead Bag &c, The above
reward will be paid for the same If LETT at tRe Coionade
Bath House, Sa atoga street.
ie 6df 7as.s sH4 e.i
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s petition signedby thousands of the operatives
of Sheffield, England, was presented TO the House
of Commons not long since, asking, among other
things, ''that while the industrious people Of
the country were starving for want Of employ
ment the House would not waste valuable time
in long and useless speeches and ia party quarrels
and contentious"
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BIZ BUFF GREEN.
THE PILOT q TRANSCRIPT.

spublshod at No. ii, Water street. Baltimore nearly
opposite Cheapside.
.T,ERMS.-DaiIy, al Six Dollars per annum ad-
vaaoc or Twelve and an half Gents per week payable
% me carriels. Country, Five Dollars per annum
payable1H advance.
Extra, il pamphlet form and double Royal size at
One Dellar, for twenty-five numbels
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
lsquare ! Insertions 50 90 l square lmonth 81 90
1 do. do rs do. 2months 90
do. do I0 do. do. 70 90
do. week, rs / do. G do. l6 90
do. 2 do 10 square per year, $50 90
Cards Of Two lines only, Sc per annum, in advance.
0I5-Te,l lines, less, make square. If an adver-
tiscnent exceeds ten nes the price will he in proper
ton. An advertisements payable at the time OF
heir insertion except yeares which are payable
terry in advance acknowledgements ordered in till for
hid will be charged my cents for each subsequent in
soFEon
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ITALY.-ProgreSs Of Manu- features w oollen
mills have been lately established in Italy, and
the cloth workers of Yorkshire, with their fami-
lies, are emigrating to considerable number, IN
order to manage the works, and instruct the ma
tives Of that country.
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The Greensburg (Pa.) Sentinel states that on
the farm of Mr. Rugh in the vicinity of that place.
several persons have recently been engaged in
boring the earth for Salt Water; and at the depth
of7I2 feet, they struck vein of bitun,tnoiGs coal
which was found to be upwards of five feet in
depth
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us- sWAIAps PARAcEA -caUTION.-Th
great celebrity which this remedy hes acquired during
neriod of twenty years, its increasing demand and its
Unparalleled success, has induced number Of persons,
from Time, both al home and abroad to iaitate it
in various ways.
Az long as these limitations confined TO mixtures
bearing other names, did consider il necessary to
advert them, but having evidence in possession of
the gross dsceptions practised by Hnpnciped men, in
vending spurious syrup for the genuine Swaims Pan
acea cannot too strongly caution the public TO avoid
purchasing medicines from any but tue most respect
lis dficu lt TO detec. in many instances the &C tui
perpetrators of these nnpositicns the spurious mix
lures the more generally sent into the INTERIOR and 10
some time lack we detected fraudulent imitation in
NewYork, closely resembling owS, but the bottles
were Labelled William swain, instead of WisIIAa
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast in mould
precisely like our own, but "Swaim's Panacean New
York is blewn in the glass instead of "Swaiels Pana
eea," Philadelphia.
have received repeated from the West In
da islands that our empty bottles purchased up
high rates, for the purpose Of reflling them with epu
and OF the thousands of bottles of Swaim's
Panaeca annually sold u our principal cities, can
collect but very few of the empty bottles they are
made of in vious ways 10 defraud the proprietor
and to deceive the public.
We have known instances of three bottles being made
cut of one, by mixing portion of Sarsaparla Syrup
with the genuine Swaim's Panacea, thereby retaining
some of its virtues.
mercantile house for SWAIN Panacea bottles. mould
n exact imitation of our own made and the ordry
uppIied recent advices from Brazls inform that
vessel frpm Amsterdam had arrived Rio dc Janeiro,
partly laden with bottles precisely like ewn. We
have also possession book printed in Germany fac
sime of our own book of eases and certificates.
From all these circumstances win be seen that the
genuine Swaims Panacea is countereited and initiated
to considerable extent; and as these limitations not
only fraud upon us, but will necessarily proract the
suernss of nvadsn those diseases where the genuine
me.jine might have proved efcacious, must rely
upt4She public to purchase the Swaim's Panacea only
hhentc and respectable houses and dealers, whe
obtain heir supplies either from Laboratory in Pha-
delph,a. or from our accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No. 46 Pine street,
New-Xcrk.
tSigned.) WILLIAM SWAIN X son.
Philadelphia 18th April, 1910.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Marketsteets,
ma % eodtf Baltimore
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BALLAsr.-A sea-captain having told his friend
that his ship was going to Baltimore light, and
that he would take any thing free Of charge, which
would answer for ballast, the former, who was
nan-milliner, sent to the ship about five hun
bred large band-boxes!
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and; at the close of the present century, the Uni
ted States will contain over ninety-six millions
Of people The accuracy OF the above will re-
ceive an additional proof in the census to be ia
ken during the present year.
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CNosrKSTAToUs GKSEBosirY.-Monroe Ed
wards, Esq, OF the parish of Iberyle, Louisiana,
has mGlunitted one hundred and sirty siaees.