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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
Major Eaton and the President.

For several weeks past, the wing press has
abounded in rumors Of a Misunderstanding between
Major Eaton, our late minister to Spain, and Mr..
Van Buren,. Some the papers have stated that the
difficulty has resulted in open rupture, and others
have contented themselves with hints and inuen
d S. The usual ''givings out" of the party press,
we pass without notice, but there is probably some
little foundation for this story Our Paris cores
pendent, in a letter which has been nearly two
months on the passage, writes as follows:
Your minister from Spain, Mr.. Eaton, and family,
left here few days since, for London, intending to
embark in the British Queen. They have been
stay ing here some time, and ] think from the Ma
jor's account. that he has been harshly used. He
says that the first and only intmation he received
letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury,
which was, near as can rccOllect, as follows:
WAsuINeroN, Oct 10Th, 1889
The Hon. JOHN II EAroN-
Sr-I am instructed by the President to inform
you, by your frequent and urgent applications TO this
department, the President has consented to your
returning home and that your official capacity as
minister from the United States will cease from the
first of May next. All the papers and vouchers in
secretary, who will act till he hears from this de-
partment. am further instructed to inform you
that this apartment has instructed their bankers IN
London to close your account. Your accounts with
this department you will make up and forward as
soon as prac ticable.
This letter was received at Madrid in December.
The Major says that it is id lie-that he ne
vef requested to return homeland the only time that
he made application shorlyafter his arrival,
and that was of the disturbances He then
requested leave for short time to travel in Italy
The Nessrs Rothschilds informed him that his ac-
counts were closed Mr.. Eaton in reply very
severe. When he came here he made some heavy
purchases, such a splendid silver set. rich set
of curtains with carpets to mstch and other articles
in the same style, amounting to near 5000. He
took his draft, endorsed by General Cass, to the
Messrs Roth chi Ids ret the needfu Alter Mr.. X
had looked at the paper, he said to the Major, II
you will destroy that and give me one with your
own name it will be satisfactory, and he gave him the
money for it. They say that Mr.. did the thing
in very hand some manner You will be astonish-
ed to hear how Mrs f. goes and rails against lit
tie Ma,ty, and says when she gets home she will
travel through the west, where she has great mum
Der Of influential friends and expose his conduct to
ber hand
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
4iORNING HERALD.

To oUR BALrIMoaE READERs-The Morning
and Weekly Heralds are sold by Mr.. VIM Iayior'
No. II North street Terms for the Daily Herald
Is cents per week, or 10 cents per month, payaoie
In advance Persons wishing to subscribe may rely
on being punctsaliy served Boys will be supphea
ON liberal terms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

The FR,sKLrN is doing as well as possible. Dim
pcford perseveres against all obstacles.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

o. The political papers are wonderfully faceti-
about these days, particularly the democrats.
The humor of calling their opponents British Wings
is irresistible. These funny dogs will be the death
of us one of these days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

Gentlemen We noticed in the Boston newspa-
pers under the head &c piracy charge against
the brig Maek Adhel, Of this port We donot dis
cover that any piracy was committed; the conduct
Of the Captain for deviating from his course is high
ly reprehensible The Malek Adhel was built in
this city by US and sold TO be delivered TO highly
respectable house an Gusymas, Gull Of California
where she is bound with regular cargo Of mer-
chandiz, vessel aud cargo are insured IN this city
The brig s ZIG tons register, mot 300 tons sup
posed by Captain Brown.) Her crew consisted Of
II persons all told, shipped as Americans, except
the cook and a boy, and two mechanics, engaged TO
reside three years at Guaymas She has ON board
two xix FOUNDERS gunades and 8 muskets-no other
armament. We presume the sto y Of Capt. Brown
TO be exaggerated in the proportion that he has
sweed the size Of the brig from l6tons TO 800 tons.
PETER HaRMoSy 4 Co.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY,

FENHE subscriber having determined TO reduce his
large stock of goods, is now prepared TO dispose of
them on the reasonable TERMS and respectfully so
Icis call from those in want of any articles IN his ne
as he feel assured that his PRICES viii be perfectly salts
factory. His stock consists of great variety of Cut
Glass including the fashionable new patterns; also
China s Queenswarc, comprising splendid French and
English manufactures of rich and beautiful patteTns
common do. and Stone China.
Lamps-such as Astral, Hail. Mantel and Chamber
Lamps. Lamp Shades, and Glasses, in great variety
Plated Ware, of new and fashionable patterns, Wait
eSs, Cutlery, Tenders, Shovels s. longs, Androns Ger
man Silver Articles, and great variety of other goods
used In housekeeping
Connected with the Bazaar is an extensive Glass Cut
ting establishment, where the most skiul workmen are
prepared 10 execute every description OF work.
CHAIR FACTORY.
The subscriber also carries on extensively the manu-
fctuIe of all descriptions of Cane Seat and Windsor
Chairs to which he invites the attention of his friends
aud the public. He also manufactures Cors for expor
taton, suited for the different South American and West
India markets.
Housekeepers, Country Merchants and Others are re-
auested TO call aud examine the stock OF goods IN the
Store and Bazaar, which will he found 10 comprise
greater variety than Is usually TO be met with in one es
Enlistment. JACOB DALEY
N. Il. China and 3fass hif d out as USUAL
ON hand, verne ASSORTMENT of Vase Shades 0fdlf-
Trlt sizse which have been received lately, and more
eynpcted III. a few days.
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0AaTpHINE LIGHT'S.

nj NOTWITHSTANDING the Unprecedented demand
IV for "TpEBB'S P.dTENT BURNERS .slN'IH
C.aMPIIINE OIL y we are always prepared TO fill all
orders Our assortment is very complete, such as
Astral Hall, Reading Chamber and side LAMPS, as al
so others for stores, &c. &c. The economy attending
the burning of the Camphne OIL has been fully tested
is warranted TO be than half the expense of Gas
or OIL Many who using the lamps have assured US
that il is thirds less than either great saving of
labor in trimming and keeping the lamp in order is gain
we warrant free from combustion, and where by acct
dent may be dropped the CARPET il dries
up quick water leaving stan and for its match
less briliancy it exceeds all the artificial light ever in
vented pattern Lamp of each kind is burning every
evening store, where the Lamps and Oil can al
ways be had. Il. PALMER & %.
N b. The Camphne Oil is 10 be had at store only.
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D. D, HOWARD
9Inas-dlnn

? 5rz- sWAIM,S CHARACTERIZATION
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
Dcrod of twenty years. its increasing denand and It's
UNPARALLELED success, has induced number of PERSONS
from time tme both at home and abroad, to ihlaie 1t
in various ways.
As long as these limitations were confined mixtures
bearing other names did not consider il necessary to
advert hem but having evidence IN our possession OF
the gross receptions practised by unprncped men, IN
vending a spurious syrup for the genuine Swain Pam
acea we cannot strongly caution the public TO avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the most respect
1t is difficult to Detect in many instances the actual
perpetrators of these mpositions the spurious mix
lures the generally sent into the INTERIOR and 10
foreign countries.
New-York, closely resembling our ows but the bottles
were Labelled William Swain, instead OF WILLIAM
SWAIN. ,
More recently we have found bottles cast in mould
precisely like our own, but 'sswaIm's Panacea" New
York is blown in the glass, instead OF Swams rama
cea," Philadelphia.
We have received repeated advices from the West In
dia islands that empty bottles purchased up ut
high rates, for the purpose of reflng them with spu
otIs RixIure and the thousands of bottles of Swain
Panacea annually sold in our principal cities, we can
collect but very few of the empty bottles as they are
made of in various ways to dcraud the proprietor
and to deceive the public.
We have known instances of three bottles being made
ont of one by mixing n portion of Sarsaparia Syrup
with the genuine Swaim's Panacea, thereby retaining
some of its virtues
mercantile house for Swams Panacea bottles: amould
N exact imitation of was made, and the ordry
uppledsnd recent advices from Brazils inform us that
vessel fpm Amsterdam had arrived at Rio dc Janeiro
partly laden with bottles precisely like own. We
have also in possession book printed in Germany, fac
smile of our own book of cases and certificates
From all these circumstances il will be that the
rexuine Swam's Panacea counerieted and inflated
TO considerable extent and these limitations not
only fraud upon us, but will necessarily protract the
serngs of invads in those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved efficacols, we must rely
upon the public 10 purchase the Swam's Panaeea only
fro N authentic and respectable houses and Dealers whs
obtain their supplies either from laboratory in Phla
delnha or from our accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No. 40 Pine street,
New-York.
,sianed,l WILLIAM SWAIN x SON..
PhRadelphia 10Th April, 1870 -
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Marketstcets,
ma % eodtf Baltimore
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READ AND REFLECT:


A II season like the present, when, in consequence
"A of the rapidly varying changes OF the weather, al
ternuting from dry moist from hot 20 eod coughs,
colds asthma, catarr, &c. are daily becoirg more
prevalent, remedy universally efectal m removing
all such complaints, deserving of especial attention
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared soteiy
of vegetable Ingredients composing lin addition to the
herb from which il derives its nancy several oicrs
equally valuable and restorative in their effects ocr
ed 10 The community in the PICTORIAL HONEY OF
LIVERIVORT, which since ii was first presented to
the public by the proprietor, has received Testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy voluntarily rendered, the
originals many of which, by the leave OF the parties
may examined by all interested at the store OF tle
poprietor In fact all of Colds, Coughs, Asth
ma Influenza, Group, Whooping Cough and every III
Aanmatory affection of the Chest and Lungs the Pee
~oRAL HONEY OF LIvERwoRr stands unnvalled, nav
ing IN every instance, when the disease has been
Of The most aggravated and virlent kind, effected per
feet cure if its was continued at least atioreh
a partial benefit to the sterer, which only required MS
own perseverance to become perfect cure. many OF
our most respectable citizens have authorized e pro
prietor communicate their names, as evidence o. te
truth of the above Statements all interested enqrers
fr3-Prcpared by JAMES ID. NOWILL, New I ofk-
.,SI f,r sale bv ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
on20 Sole Agents for Baltimore.
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ACROSTIC.

w it'll hoary locks, and wrinkled front,
/ n life's decline, yet bold and free;
l. ook! where the ancient hero comes,
l. ed on by sons of Liberty.
/ n every age, men covet Fame,
A nd win its hundred goals,
M ore honor'd, tho, should be his name,
II is trials "tried mems souls"
f MY, nor foul detraction's power,
N or yet their hellish train,
r estrained or prompted in the hour
Y Freedom did obtain.
II url then your inuendoes, hurl,
A nd pirate Of Magic .4rts,
II eason's banner we unfurl,
r aised high by grateful hearts.
| n vain we strive, We gold bought knaves,
S launch Wings are yet at hand,
Ont on! and crush the mental slaves,
N or heed their boosted 'St5anG.1
o urs must be the victory;
+ reedoin before thy shrine
o ur hearts we dedicate to thee,
II carts, fortunes, tiUes are thine;
invoke we now thy bcnizon
Of William Henry Harrison.
A WING.
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MaAYoR,s oFFICE, BALTIMORE, June LIST, 1870

MMAYOR'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE June LIST, 1910
i've DOGS.-Thc following section of ga Supple
ment TO an Ordinance, emitted an Ordinance restrain
the evil practice of DOGS going ut large within the city,
approved June 18TH 1888, is published for the inoma
ton of all concerned
Sec |. BE il enacted and ordained By the Mayor ana
City Council of Baltimore, That the Mayor be, and ne
is hereby authorized and empowered, to direct the Cy
BaIiffs and Police Officers and City Watchmen TO pro-
cure the destruction by poison Otherwise of all ami
mails of the Dog kind going large in any street, lane or
alley within the city of Baltimore.
See 2 And be it enacted and ordained, That ali dogs
so DESTROYED shall be removed and buried without the
limits of the city, by such persons may be employed
for that purpose by the Mayor.
The above sections of the Ordinance WILL on ana al.
ter Saturday next the 9Th inst sc r,; enforced, OF
VIII al! persons Interested requested to take no
tice lie AIT S. c. LEAKlN, Mayor.
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HONVARD's H OTEL
BROADWAY, sCORNER MAIDEN LANE, NEW

YORK.
yE1HIs HOTEL. is one of the most commodious in
II the Union, having front upon Broadway of over
100 feet and upon Maiden Lane so feet with two large
wings extending in the lbs feet II is six stories
timing over 900 bed chambers, each well lighted and
ventilated with gratcs-besides numerous private par
lours with sleeping attached and public parours
dining re aiding and otherroom There aer two elegant
dining sa oons the floors of which as well as the spa
cious h lis in the first and second steres togethor with
tile reading and other public roos are paved with ita
ian marble There is also an extensive and pleasant
room fronting upon Broadway, fitted up for ladies'
dnary and the ladies provided with attractive public
pariors aud private entrance to the Hotel from Maiden
Lane.
The subscriber having for nine years past received
hberd patronage from merchants, and principally from
gentlemen of business ut his former N BROAD
is satisfied from Experience that early meals to many are
more acceptable, therefore he has had his house so con-
struced be able TO serve meals to such al early
hours The hours adopted for meals are as iolaip Viz
In GentleInan's dining room upon Isl i0or
T. OF hnf past II with reference to the season OF the
year Dinnerin the same at O'Clock. In Genuemahs
dining roon upon ID story, and also i'll Ladies' ordinary
Breakfast from to 10 O'clock and Dinner al halt dast s.
Printed bills fare daily got up for the different din
ing rooms, and as it is optional with gentlemen 70
take their seats in either of the Gentlemen's dining
rooms without giving any notice of their choice, the
subscriber hopes the trouble and expense in the at
tempt to suit their convenience III tins respect VIII be
properly appreciated by generous puoc, ana hat
commensurate patronage will result tieretron,.
This House possesses every convenience that the slby
scnber could devise, and is universally proaouncedh
visers to be most repete in its ternal arrangements
its construction for light aud air being superior to any
other House in the city,
In addca 10 the many advantages and comforts
most Hotels it has living spring of pure soft water up
the premises which apart from its intrinsic worth as
wholesome beverage, So unusual to De iouna IN .le
lower part of city, adds very much TO the safety Oh e
establishment in of fire or near the PREMISES
powerful force pump being attached to the wei to force
water therefrom well as from the various cstes IN
the ward TO the reservoirs under the roof from which,
by use of the hose be forced any part OF
the premises in instant. .
In short this establishment has been got up without
reference to cost and is the intention of the subscr-
her 10 have il stand among the best hotels in the country
He hopes be favored with share OF public patron
age. ,,,.nn
mas dim d. ID, tOWhhD'
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EDY order of the commissonersof insolvent debtors
ID for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby givern the creditors of WILLIAM MCLEAN,
nsolvent debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted 10 the said debtor and that the said creditors
required to attend at the office of the said commission
ers tie house, in the city of Baltimore, on the
day of July next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee or trustees be appointed for
their benefit and to give all the information i'll their
pos session the said commissioners TO enable them o
report to Baltimore county count agreeaby to act of
Assembly, passed at December session, 1881, entitled
ssan act relating insovcut dcbtors; 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 1910.
mi 1avy.}u
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REAR CREEK uOTE

ATORTH POINT.-The public are respectfully in
In formed, that the BEAR CREEK HOTEL, ~
open for the reception of company, who lfLslf
will be accommodated with every comfort andsAsl4
luxury blend the rural pleasures the country
with the mere fashionable recreations Of the city.
BOATS will be supplied TO Fishing parties, and a
large ARK, built expressly for the purpose can be OBJ
tanned for company of ladies and gentlemen, who will
be protected by IFS accommodations from rain.-
DINNERS and SUPPERS will be supplied at the
shortest notice
SOFT CRABS and every other deicacy, when in
season. will be furnished in profIsion-and in short
cry exeron will be made by the proprietor to promote
the comfort and pleasure of his guests.
ma Is-5t HENRY T. HOUCK
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SHOE THREAD.

~ LARRABEE, No. 30, ;. CALVERT ST
he Importer aud Dealer in SHOE THREADS,
TOOLS, and SHOE FINDINGS in gensral,has received
byhe late arrivals from Liverpool large assortment of
SHOE THREADS, viz; Brown, Green, half Bleached,
White and yellow, warranted Of the best qualities: and
has in store fine selection Of Shoe TOOLS and FIND
IN6S, ss Shoe Knives Pincers, Hammers Awi Bladse
Aw Ias Shoe Rasps, Kit FIes Pegs ofal sizes, Boots
Nails Size Sticks Shoe Bristlcs &C. &c. The above
goods warranted Of the bestqualy and will be sold upon
as good terms the quality, be had for IN this
or any other city.
Also on hand, LASTS ofcyery description ofthe latest
fashion, and made of the best limb Hpnlops Celebrated
PASTE BACKING.
Country Merchants will do well TO call before fugcha
sing else " here, apJ oct
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UBY order of the Commissioners of Insolvent Debtors
ID for the City and County of Baltimore, Notice il
hereby given 10 the creditors of WILLIAM Il. ASH
TOM insolvent debtor that personal discharge hath
been granted the said debtor, and that the said cred
required attend at the eice of the said Com
missoners in the Court house, in the city of Baltimore.
the 9th day of July next, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noor and nominate trustee trustees, be appointed
for their benefit and to give all the Information in their
possession the said Commissioners to enable them to
report Baltimore CouHty Court agreeably TO an act of
Assembly, passed at December session, 1881, entitled
can Act rtatng nsoivent debtos;" and that the 5th
day of September next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said Commissioners.
Dated 2ist day of May, in the year 1910.
ma 2S-law6tilJuIy
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UHY order of the commissioners Of insovent debt
HDors for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of HENRY BISHOP,
ns0lvent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted to 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 4 day OF May next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees, 20 be appointed for
their benefit; and to give all the information in their
report Baltimore county court asreeabiy TO an act of
Assembly, passed at December session, 1881, entitled
san relating to insovent dehtors,v and that the
Sd day of July next, hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in hisscase, before the said Commissioners
Dated the l9sh day Of March, in the year 1910
NH 27-iaw3m Ina I-1eWew
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EUTxw HOUSE.


Corner of Etaatc and Baltimore streets, Bahiuore
THyHE subscribers respectfully Inform tile patrons
IL this establishment, their friends, and the public &c
Morally. that they have associated themselves together
"a for the purDose of conducting the salne The
GIiif EUTAV House was completed and first open
slled in 1896 at which time il was Isbed through
out in the every best manner and without regao cost
The comfort and convenience of its interior arrange
ments lis high and airy location, combine to render il
provebiay peasanta and healthy II particularly wen
adapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and LA
DIES having great number of Private Parours, La
dies Ordinary, and splendid Drawing Room, with pr
vate Baltimore street. In every respect the
Eutaw House is second to in the United States,
and it is the intention and firm determination of the pro-
pretors, spare exertions TO promote the comfort
and qualification of their Patrons and at rates which no
exception can be taken. The stock of HINES and
LIQUORS on hand, has been mostly imported express
y for the of this establishments or selected from e
prvae stocks of some of the most celebrated connot
seurs of the city. The BATHS attached to the house
are in complete ORDER and open At all times for the use
of the guests. AsAIEl. noSSHf
Late of the firm Of B. s. Elder s Cop
baltimore. Aurii 2. 1915.
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HpY order Of the commissioners of insovent debtors

EpY order of the commissioners of insolvent debtors
HD for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of GEORGE w. WILL
HANSON an insolvent debtor, that personal dis
charge hath been granted the said debtor and that
the said creditors are required attend af the office of
the said commissioners in the court house in the city of
Baltimore ON the 9th day of April next at ten O'Clock
in tina forenoon and nominate trustee trustees, to
be appointed for their benefit and give all the iuer
nation in their possession to the said commissioners,
to enable them to report TO baltimore county court,
agreeaby to act of Assembly, passed at December
session, 1884, entitled Gan act relating to nsovent debt
ors;' and thai the 9th day of June next hath been fixed
for the final hearing his case, before the said commits
sioners.
Dated the 4th day of March in the year 1910.
NH 81 Iawsrn ma la ; ew