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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-21
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence . Of che aerald.I
WAsHINGnoS .Gi,-y.

" H"f''E'''f'71 UE-f, n PTH 70, TofO
There is net a " breath oG news stirring tods Y.
Tomorrow the chairman Of the ways and means " III
make vigorous effort totaks the gene raj
ton oil out of committee of tAe whoie-yet IL into
the House, and pass it. 1t is 10 be hoped that he
will be successful fos- the money The bill an
propriates is wanted. The public service is suf-
erng for it, and hundreds attached the civil list
taxed enormous rates toget cash eaough to max
here that can pay demand Of ten dollars.
Mr.. Wall from the, Iudi0ary Committee, Will re-
port in the Senate, a General Bankrupt Law to-
morrow, to Include Banks and Corporations and on
Thursday next, Mr. Crazy, Of Michigan, will report
bill of similar character TO the House. No
bankrupt Law, however, can pass this session.
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NO CHARGE FOR BERTHs
THE RIGHTS or THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE-
RICHMOND Woodruff,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ia south street,
ap7s an NEW YORK

MANGLEsi MAN0LEs.l-PRICEs REDUCED.-tm.
WI posn to Hotel and Boarding Housekeepes and Prvat.
samilies-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the pub
that they have hand and their Patent
Manees, which for utility and durability
sed labor saving machine, AZ entirely superseds the
HE linen sc Ne without the AID o. fuel They seen
sd Carlton House They only .old No Little esn
s,r>e' near Liberty street New York. aQi I'm
lust PUBLISHER, TUE CHOICEST SONGS or
THE POSTILtON OF tONpJUNF Az, with easy
Guitar sccomp,nmens aud alec other Song. for the
came and PianOerte, by ~. N. nERWORr,
cod 81 Teacher of the Guitar No Csp
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FRESH PRUNEs, FIGS, Sc-5oo drums prime, quality
Turkey Figs at rs eta drum boxes do 10 lbs ca h.
at cts lb 600 drums superior selected Figs 80
Prnes wood boxes, fine quy; 300bous Rains go half
and dos 100 baskets den eagle Champagne just
ceived in prime order s. basse; 200 Of the anchor star
brands in pnts and quarts at low prices 40
boxes Sweet Oil Ia haks 50 kegs honey dew robaeco 81
Jumps t. the pound prime qlay cts ID; 30 bales cotton
Garrett Waps Grocers and Druggists counter Scales; Fors
Paper 81 snpsror Tea 10 h.
boxes, S. ct per ID. THEODORE WALSH.
AL St. ia Frent, cor ofWall.
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Of tons the greater number Of which built here
Since the beginning several ne vessels also owned
this have been launched and there building
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pErIcInNcv lsFITAf % fHE w n y NV FasEs.
DC safsaef re- ltrlndtrr Gtfcl.rel tn. aiding sfect
sinrfe oF.f cent. decIins.
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TAKE NOTICE.

OF GREAT UTILITY TO EVERY CITIZEN q 5sE]-
ING IN OR COMING TO THIS CITY,
THyHE advantages arising persons sell ther
Il Goods and realize the proceeds Immediately with
out too great a sacrifice is all im9ortant-and H. w.
BOOL General Licensed .4eoneer, tenders his best
vices. Having caPacious Store-and prepared that
every thing may he arranged without exposure IN te
street and liberal cash advances made witsout the
eessy of great sacrifice The result of this season
been as favorable any preceding season, and
even at this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF articles lying dor
mant would sell and realize something handsome:
Surplus Goods ofany knd--wth Household effects
Groceries, DRY -HardWares-Jewelry, &c, viii
command fair prices. My Store is shelyed and am en-
lhled 10 receive any quantity of Geods-hayng also
Warehouse and dry cellar accommodate such as
wish storage for parcels.
My sales are attended by myselfiR personand Goods
arranged in the best possible way to claim proper no
tee. Apprasment well as the duties of Commits
sioner come under my duties
Q7-An sales in the country win receive every atten-
ton.
Merchants, Masters of Vessels, Port Hdndess, Under
writer's, will be waited with the greatest pleasure,
having had great deal of experience in this kind of b
sness. II. W. BOOL.
jeSd GeneEaiAucti0neer
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no THE HONORABLE THE JUD O.


TEHHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports:
4 That being about to proceed under the authority
oft he act of Assembly of Maryland, entitled an act
relating % Mortgages the City aud County of Balti
MORE sell 1T Public auction the highest bidder
certain parcel of Grouad with the appurtenances par
ucuary mentioned and described in an indenture of
Mortgage and rust between Edmund Gibson and wife.
and John Glenn, bearing date the nineteenth day of DC
tober eighteen hundred and thirty five, and recorded
among the Land records of Baltimore County Court in
Liber T. X. No 2j3, folio $50 &c, he did the fourth
day of November eighteen hundred and thty- inc give
bond 10 the State OF Maryland in such penalty and with
such security approved b. the Honorable John
Purviance, Associate Judge of Baltimore County Court
day last mentioned file the said bond in the office of the
Clerk of said Court puTsuSut 10 the directions of the
of Assembly aforesaid, passed at Decemb. r stssion
eighteen hundred and twentysiX, Chapter lS2. That
he did then give than twenty days notice OF the
time, place, manner and terms of sale by advertisement
in the American, Patriot and Piiot-threc of the daily
newspapers published in the city aforesaid that is To
say, that the would be SOLD AT the Exchange in the
City aforesaid, the iEteth day of April, eighteen
hundred and forty, at O'Clock, p NJ that the
Of sale were prescribed by the deed aforesaid cash.
but the Mortgages had sned to extend the credits
as follows TO wit: one fifth in cash the SALE and the
residue in equal instruments at sx twelve, eighteen and
tvYenty-four month";, with interest, and undoubted
that said John Gibson became the highest bidder
and purchased and for The sum OF thirteen thousand
dollars JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
State of Maryland, City of Baltimore, TO wit:
On this 2sth day of May, eighteen hundred and forty,
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace IN and for
the city aforesaid personally appeared John Glenn, and
made oath that the matters and things stated in the fore
going report true, and that the sale therein reported
JOHN w. PEALE.
True Copy. Test, THOS. RELI4, elk,
ie3 law3w
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BOSTON M.sRKE4,, June 10.

.qshes--TheTe is an increased demand for both kind,
and prices have improved, ParticuaryOn Pearls. The
sales of Pearls range from 5a5Ac the market closing at
the latter prices moderate sales OF Pots 4Ja43c per Id.
Cotton-The stock is gradually lessening the arrl-
walls for a few weeks have fallen oil. There are con-
siderable quantities understand, purchased South
waiting for lower freights. The transactions this week
about 1000 bales without any variation IN prices
the market closes very firm for good qualities.
FiotT-There is fair demand, with Increased supply
which has caused little decline in prices sales oil
Howard street and Richmond 81; Fredericksburg 20,
cash. and go days; good common brands Genesee ola
81 and fancy S. & Ohio 462a4 s7 cash, as to BIRDS and
quality; 600 bbs Michigan ord taken on landing, o0
cash. The stock of Southern is not large.
GSrain--There is not much demand for Corn and
prices are poorly supported the sales Of yellow have
at 4a55c and white 50a5lc the market closes at about
the lowest figure. But few Oats in, which are selling at
quotations. Rye is du and last sales northern 66c per
bushel.
P:ouisioas-The demand is slack, sales small and
prices poorly supported excepting Lard, of which the
stock IL smal
Rice-The stock is low and holders are asking an adj
vance, 50a2O0 ierces have sold this week at 3a3c per
Id, and MS mostly at the latter price; good is now
held at 3sc per ID
TSbacc0-Sals of so hhds Bulls Eye, old, Bale per
lb, ms.
TeG-Demand very limited and no sales Of conse-
quence making.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIM UsEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
(,o,,ner If galti,aoye and Calpeyt directs

Tall Attraction and Grand Combination of Novelty and
Talent,i!
Eeery Day and Epeairg during the ycek
The Propnetors have the pleasure Vt announcing an
engagement with tie famous
MONS. BIHIN, the Belgian GIANT,
The taes best prOportOBed and strongest man N the
World! And the celebrated
DR.. VALENTINE,
The Humorous Delineator of Yankee and other Eccen
trc characters.
MR.D OWNE,
The highly popular and unnvalled FLUTIST; and
MR. j. X. KENDALL,
Of Boston, SOLO PERFORMER Of the ClarOnet;
whose respective unequalled performances have been
the theme ef admiration the principal cities of the
United States; altogether, forming accumulation of at
lractive Novelty, Musical Talent and humorous Enter
tainment exceeding all former precedent
fG7-For Programme see Bills
{f7-Saloon performance TO co nmence at half past
O'Clock precisely.
fIy-Tickets to Saloon amusements, (including MI
scum and Giant,) 50 cents; the Museum only TO
the Giant % cents
fG3-Children half price.
n3-Hours to see the Giant from II 4. 81. to P. NJ.
and from half past 10 half past in the evening.
je Is
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MOBILE MIR KET, Jtme 6.
COTTON.

The sales this week reach only about 5000 bales
The demand has been steady but on very limited scale
On of the very small stock on SALE holders
have been enabled procure better prices than we re-
ported last the improvement is about &c. on all quail
lies above mddling. There is strictly fine cotton in
market. We have ascertained that the amount now
unsod of the entire receipts this 1ason and which of
course constitutes the stock on sale, does not exceed
1000 bales.
The receipts this week $500 bags the exports reach
the enormous amount of 35,377 bales. Our stock is
therefore reduced 3O057 bales, leaving above about
1000 for sale and III 46l bales for SHIPMENT and shin
board, not cleared.
Fy1tT-1he stock has accumulated and the article is
not so much in demand. Sales at "a, 75a4,S7.
GrrGin-No change. Corn, dull 60c. Oats Soc per
bushe
Proyisions-There is no change worthy of note. We
quote Pork Mess lS,50al9; sPrimc SIS; Beet, Mess
SIC. Prime Sl4al5. Bacon, Sides gle. Hams H.
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BALTIMORE REALT - 4
1st coTrru srPAs1r

~ FOR S.7LE-Twove spacious story Ill
final DWELLING HOUSES, with extensive i&IIIf
441back buildiHgs, including handsome dniHgl444A4
rooms, and replete with every convenience for large
famlies-located in Lexington street, between Charles
and st. Paus These Houses fine deep Lots
and have stables and carriage houses attached.
- FOR S.4LE-Two desirable 2 story ~
Gfnf DWELLING HOUSES, nearly new, in fn!H!f
g19,Aonument street. A
- FOR SHEA neat and comfortable three
EAIAltween Hanover and Sharps SITS.
- FOR S.fLE-Two HOUSES and Lots NJ
nm in fee, situate in Mcclellan street, near
AIA Baltimore ST.
~. FOR S.aLE-A substantial well bnilt story
lGThDWELLING HOUSE, 25 feet front by 70 deep,
@lz4extensve back building, including dining room,
kitchen &c. built in modern style, situate in Franln
-. FOR SALE OR RENT-A neat and conve-
(iIzif nient two story DWELLING HOUSE, with good
kases building, deep Lot, in fee, pleasantly
situated near the Eastern Fountain.
- FOR RENT-A very desirable new story
@ilif DWELLING HOUSE, with good back building
GlsAand dining room, situate in Holhns street, near
Cove.
q FOR S.7LE-A very desirable COUNTRY
EzEEI RESIDENCE, with about 20 ACRES ofyE3
EEL Land attached, miles from the Court -
House The Land is in good state OF cultivation, die
water unsurpassed; the Improvements are spacious and
consisting of Mansion House, new, Mama
gers House. Barn Stabling and other out houses. The
situation is remarkably healthy; the growiHg crops,
farming utensils and live stock included In the pur
chase and immediate possession given II required
Bank stocks would be taken in payment for this pro-
perry
N B. In addition the above, the subscribers would
invite an inspection of their general list consisting of
large variety of City and Country property for sale on
is '''''-'s ''''''7' FOWLER & TYSON.
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YHyIPPEC.4N0E CT UBNo. 4.-There will be meet
a ing of the Fourth Ward Tippecanoe Club TO NOR
row 1uesday) evening the 10th inst at = at the
room the Academy, Ensor street, adjoining the indie
pendent Engine House. Punctual attendance is re-
.Quested
BY order, JOSEPH C. BOYD,
ie Recording Sec,rY.
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A CARD
b. POTTENGER begs to MORN

xu1uOmAs b. POTTENGER begs to INFORM
his friends and the public generally, that he con
tinnes 10 attend late and early at his Once, north
cd 10 execute on of reasonable terms, with prompness
and accuracy, every kind conveyancing; also
nTentices indenturcs, Sc He will elso state ana &c
lust accounts prepare nsolvent papers, draw out -
wills and testaments take dispositions, eAsce,s 49,
n;ssons &c with ali of which he has become iamuHf
BY practice ofmany years, and will be thankful f
empIOyment. VIC .----- ~
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I'd ESPECTFULLH informs the citizens of TINS
IA place and its vicinity, that he will open his GI NJ
NASIU for the instruction of Pupils, in the formation
of Second Class. There will be decided advantage,
those of the first class will afford to those of the Sc
cond opportunity of practising with them. He trusts,
by this arrangement, the patronage literally extend
ed 10 him hitherto, WILL by proper attenonto the above
Science, be again renewed. His Pupils will have the
privilege of the of his weapons free of charge, as 1t
is rule with him TO put them TO expense but
once
Gentlemen wishing TO take private lessons at heir
own rooms can be accommodated. Mr. b. requests all
who wish take lessons, to enter their names on or
before the Doth of this month"; which day Glass viii
be formed forthe purpose ofreceving instruction sinful
taneosly he being well prepared 10 teach an nun
bred Mr.. b. deems ii unnecessary To
say any thing i'll regard to the value Of competent
knowledge of Fencing. In the College where he gradu
ated, it was one of the principal sciences taught
Mr.. Bauge will teach at the Gymnasium from 8 TO 3
O'Clock in the morning, and from u TO 2o'cock IN the
afternoon, and from 4 TO 10 at night
Pupils entering the room, can take lessons Imine
datey, the time occupying more than2O minutes, so
that well object account of Inconvenience
They will of course be at liberty to remain at pleasure
in the room during the lessons
Gentlemen are informed, by calling atthe Gymnasium,
they can be provided with cards for the exhioluon.-
None admitted without a card.
Payments not required in advance. line does not
make YOU perfect he will not charge a cent
One lesson Will be given in each branch every DAY.
lie l6-dtf
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DUKEHART,s VARIETY STORE,

No 10ll BALTIMORE STREET.
Between South and Ca vert Streets,
:" HERE can be had, REASONABLE terms, the
w following articles
Sweeping, Scrubbing, Shoe, Tooth, Weavers' ann Full
ler's BRUSHES
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
semely lettered
Willow-basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime Lemon SqueezeHs
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, and rolling Pins
Mudlers; Spoons
Lamp Wicks assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stays pr Reeds and Cane, suitable for reed
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Pariour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and fly Shuttles: cabbage Nets, SC.
Baltimore. 5th month. IS40 June 40.
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3H7-TI{IRD W.dRD TTPPEC.4NOE CLUE
There will be regular meeting of the Sd ward Tippe
canoe Club at Head Quarters, Asquith street, FED
HesiGy evening the l7th inst at O'Clock. The MEM
bers of the Club and persons DESTROYS OF becoming mem
bers, are particularly requested to attend.
There will be an address from a distinguished friend
of the cause. je 1921
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;a,-FTFT,H WARD TTPPEC.aNOE CLUB.-A
regular meeting of the Fifth Ward Tippecanoe Club,
will be held Mr. Sharps School Room, Exeter street.
oHe door north of Market st. on TUESDAY EVENING
18th June at O'Clock The members, and all persons
in the ward opposed the present administration, and
favor of Harrison and Reform invited TO attend.
JOHN HENDERSON, Pres't
JAMES II. VALIANT, Rec. Sec'y
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ST. MARY's COUNTY.

LEoNARDTowN, Md. June 18th, 1910.
p The Central Committee of Correspondence for Saint
Marys County, met at Leonaratown, Tuesday 9Th
inst. The following gentlemen compose said commit
tee.
Hon. RICH. THOMAS, President.
VIM. FORD, Secretary.
GEO. ID. COAD,
WM' FLOYD,
WIN. J. BLACKSTONE,
HENRY G. GARDNER,
HENRY FOWLER
JOS. b. SMITH,
Col. JOHN H. SOTHORON,
AIORDECAI C. JONES, Esqrs.
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ga MOua<H WITHOUT TEETH IS A
MOUTH WITHOUT CiAkmSScro,r a.
~ III. KNAPP, DENTAL suRGEsN, "a
door from Charles street. Fayette street, woala
ali The attention Of the public 70 the Of ne
TEETH. Millions of Teeth are now Prsmaa, s,'
heh might be preserved By timely and judclous reas
snf. those therefore, who value the P~eservaton o.
their Teeth viii pease give him, call a wen = mos
VIII nay require artificial ones inserted ana ne ~
foru, lis onsrations to the entire satisiaehon OF
ssors Who nav homo him With their patronage.
ap9
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= 51z- PLEASE TAKE NOTTCE-State Central
Committee, meets THIS AFTERNOON, 10th inst at
the North Bend at s. instead of O'Clock. Every MEM
Der is requested to be puneual at their time appointed
BY order, GEO. w. kREBS,
lie l6 Secretary
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n5-sTTT Ward TTPPEC.aNOE CLUB.-In order
TO give to the Club opportunity of hearing the Ei
eye BLdckSmith' at Monument Square THIS EVEN
ING, the regular meeting is adjourned until Tuesday
ight 23d inst when Mr.. BAER has promised to address
the Club and the of the Sth ward of which due
notice will be given. A. L. MOORE, Prest.
lie Is
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m7-TTPPECaNOE H.7RD CIDER, No. 2-WI
meet at the White hall Gardens Friday evening merit
at u O'Clock. Al persons friendly to Tip and Ty and
who in favor of hard times and the Benoa hum
buggery, standing army, &c. and Lendrum nquisiton,
are invited to this meeting. a friend of Reform is
pected to address the meeting 1t is expected that
nv member of the Club will be Mt his post early, BUSH
ness of importance to every Wing will be submitted
By order, ROBT. BUTTON, PTest
RoBT s. BUTLER Sec'y. PA isl6
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ie3-SIXTTI WARD TIPPEC.ANOE CLUB.-The
members of the above named Club, and the Wing voters
of the ward generally, requested to attend meet
ing, be held Wednesday evening" the 18th inst, at
O'Clock Trades Union Hail. for the transaction of
important business. AS addresses may be expected,
fine attendance is desired by order,
lie 1921 CHAS. WEST, Rec Sect
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AUGUSTA MARKET, June IL.
Cotton-Our market yesterday was well supported,
buyers showing disposition purchase. The late Lii
verpo0l accounts per steamer Unicorn, have caused
better feeling and prices well sustained at the ties
current in last report.
Our stock sale is light. We quote
Ordinary to middling 5ia7a
Fair SaSI
Good Fair ,t , S4aS5
Prime and choice g
Corn-There is a fair supply hand, but the recent
feshet having done considerable damage to the crops
and cribs below, the article has advanced, and is
selling readily at 81 per busEel.
Bdcon-Is in better demand, and is sold freely from
wagons at &c hog round.
Freights-To Savannah, 50cents per sale to Charles
ton by rail road 5c per 100 lbs for square, and 35c per
100 lbs for round bales.
Erchange-On New York, at sight llal2 per cent for
current funds; Charleston at -asi per cent; Savannah
d per cent; Philadelphia an per ct Lexington KY
a4 per CT Richmond 6a6h cent; specie commands Gallo
per cent premium.
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GTONE WHARF.-THE subscriber has on hand
y and intends keeping large and general assortment
of very superior quality STONE WARE, which he of
fers for sale ut the reduced prices, fer cash ap
oroyed paper Country Merchants and Others would do
well TO call and see his stock, they could not fail be
ing pleased He has also assortment ofhis PATENT
PERCOL. ATING FILTERERS, article all families
using the Hydrant should have it ceanses the water
m m all extIaneous matter, and renders that which was
before turbid, clean and pelucid as spring water.
Orders delivered in all parts of the city, free ofex
nenSr T.. w. BROTHERTON,
iel2 en- Pitt street adjoining Hartford Run.
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M7-NOTICE.-There will be meeting of the Wing
Voters .sf the Twelfth Election District, held Mt the
Blue Ball Tavern, place of voting on the Philadelphia
road, on Saturday, 10th June, at O'Clock, p M All
persons opposed 10 the Reduction of Wages, Stand
ing Army of 900 men, and friendly to good order,
are requested attend, there will be some dstin
gushed friends of Harrison and Reform to address the
meeting. jel6
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MARDEN,s PATENT SCALE

MARDEN'S PATENT SCALE
M FACTORY corner of Baide7sfon an
II s. Charles streets, where may be had at a !
<Aa times all of the different kinds of WeigAi
ing APPARATUS, from the largest RAIL
ROAD to the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers can now be furnished with these articles,
ID in This civ TWENTY TO THIRTY PER
CENT CHEAPER than they are charged by commits
SION merchants The public respectfully invited Z
call and examine for themselves.
e'- 49, JESSE MARDEN,
Patentee and Manufacturer.
N.B.-sCALEs of all kinds REPAIRED at show
tic M o-ttu
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HNXPOSIPIJN OF BUOh * Ef1PING will
II he ready for delivery on Friday, 18th inst. at my
Office St. Pauls ST., basement room in the building
belonging Dr. Alexander. II will be sent arosnd TO
the citizens of Baltimore and Others. fdce 81 for
book with chart. HENRY ALEXANDER, Compiler
ieII DIT
bEAI the papers the city will publish this tines
and send the cost 10 III. A.
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CFANCHEt Il SALhIs
IN PIIRsIJANCE of a decree of Baltimore County
Court sitting as Court of Equity, the undersignee
Trustee will sell by auction the 9th June INST, e
Hardwood, the Farms of the Messrs' nueh-'ase y
commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M. x.,.n.
All the personal property morgaged by William and
Joshua Hitch the Executors Of 1he aie nogsa'
Cows sheep Carts Ploughs and other farming utensils
several negroes not go out Of the State, me nay
;no machine household and kitchen furniture, and
pp,hey aT,;ces TOO tedious mention. Terms At sale
othei 7 a ns, Az JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
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SHAVING.

vTERBENA CREAM Read the following from
the New York papers
'Ve believe ii the best shaving Soap in the worlds
N. Y. Gazette.
IA luxury which those who bothered with beard
can appreciate. dispatch.
awe have tried il and frd il very superior II sort
ems the beard and makes me operation gentle as mag
uetizing HERALD.
eve have determined that henceorth other shaw
ing compound shall be applied to our face-Sunday AT
las.
This delightful Shaving Cream il sold by
G.. K. TYLER,
Corner Of East Baltimore and High st.
rs Baltimore