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LAMBERT GITTIN GS,

LAMBERT GITTING S,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
OFFERS FOR SALE Low TO CLOSE.
81 900 lbs PIG COPPER, received pei
u barque Jno. A. Robb
COFFEE-8O0 bags old white and prime green Ha-
SUGAR-250 boxes white Havana
HEMP-70 tons Russia
100 bales Manila
RAVENS DUCKS bales sup. light and heavy
At,MONDS-ls0 trails soft shell
RAISINS- $50 boxes picked "Elemeo
GUNNY BAGS-l2 bales various sizes
TOBACCO-l2 boxes Richmond manufactured
MATTING-l4 bales Spanish floor
LIQUORICE PASTE-24 boxes sup. quality
GUM TRAGACANTA-l2 cases Turkey
SQUILLS-7 bales Malta
Oil OF PEPPERMINT-5c cans
BOLT1NG CLOTHS-Genune Dutch
Also in the following choice WINES entitled to
debenfure
% gu. casks snperier rich Pon WINE, Page & Co.'S
brand
9 pipes Temperance PORT WINE, free from Spirits
or Brandy
20 ar casks sap. Calabria PORT
IS Ind. bbls. famed HLagrima Chrstao sweet
WINE of Naples
70 or. casks sup. Madeira WINE, Burnett Houghton
& Co.'S brand
or casks sup. L. p WINE, Santa Anna brand
do &c Old Sherry Hertiz brand
40 cases old Rheunish WINES 'Hochheimer" and
f'NeirAteiner"
iy Is
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LANDRETH,s GARDEN sEEDs.


FENHE Subscriber would inform the public that he is
n now prepared tofurnish them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from Mr.. ID. lambeth, of Philadelphia, kss
spring supply having just come to hand
He has also on hand his usual supply of AGRICUL-
TURAII IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock of Straw
Cutters, PlOughs Plough castings Corn and Tobacco
CultiyatOrs plain and expanding, very extensive
Also; Newly improved HORSE POWER THRESh[
ING MACHINES, the latter with iron and wood cyliRf
ders, superior Pennsylvania made Grain Cradles,
perior Trace Chains from Is TO IA links 10 the foot -
Wheat Fans from sos SIC each; Corn Planters, and
great number of articles too numerous too mention, an
made of the bost materials and in the most substantial
manner and will be sold low for cash approved &C
ceptances in Baltimore Having an Iron Foundry and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
er, he is prepared orders for machine and
other Castings, and for Building, Machines, &c. &c
JONATHAN s. EASTMAN,
No Sc w. Pratt street. Baltimore.
Who has also % bushel Seed Italian SPRING WHEAT
inStore for sale.
CAULf5.
apo J. 5. Z.
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~ YES, o YES, O YEs.-withou. anydoua

- YES, o YES, Q YES.-Without anydouh
" controversy, this day the greatest assor
ment in the United States, of the most spiendideds,
Bosters and Pillows Mattresses, Comforts Cots Sc.
&c. The establishment comprises the greatest quun
~ and variety of goods in the bedding line that ez
however, those who wish purchase, if they VIII can
atie Bedding Mart, at the ". W. and g. w. corners Of
CA Ne 70
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SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1870,
VIII be presented (st time here the celebrated Ballet
as performed in Paris at the Regal Academy entitled
LA SYLPHIDE,
LA SYLPHIDE, Mad1Ie FANNY ELSSLER
REUBEN ,........................M Mons. SYLVAN
New Pas seul by MadIe Fanny Elssler--A Grand
Pas DE Denx, by Mad1e Fanny Elssler and Mons. Syl
valn-By desire, Mr. WALTON will sing-A Wet Sheet
and flowing Seattle Orchestra will perform Favor
ite Oyerture-MOns. Sylvan will dance his celebrated
Pas De Matelot Angaise-Mad'lle Elssler will Dance
the Grand Pas Espagno, Ell Jaler de Jeres.
The Evenings Entertainments will commence with
Farce, in One Act, called
MIR. & MRS. WHITE,
On Monday Evening,
MAD LIE ELssLER's BENEFIT,
AND LAST APPEARANCE,
For winch the choice of unoccuped Seats will be offer
ca AT public Auction, at the Theatre, ON Monday
Morning, al 10 O'Clock.
Q0N'Dosrs open at Z. o'clock Performance TO COM
mence a, precisely.
0-Tickcts and Places for the Boxes to be taken dai
~ at the Box Office from 10 until q and fIom e o.
clock "
9-An efficient Police is engaged and the strictest
order and decorun will be ngidy enforced.
jy "a DIT
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RICH PAPER HANGTNGs.

RICH PAPER HAEGINGS.
q OSEPH CROOK & GOTT, UPHeLsTERERs, AND
eB PAPER HANGERS, No. 49, Baltimore street, between
North and Holiday streetS-hayei in store
Rich Paris PAPER HANGINGS
Very Superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGS-4, and
Venetian Blinds, Sofas aud Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch
We very respectfully solicit friends and the public
n general, to give a call JOSEPH CROOK,
I jy9 THOMAS I GOTT.
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At meeting ofthe Society of the Cincinnati of Mary
land convened this day, Immediately on receiving in
tellgence of the death of their venerable President,
Col. GAssAwAY WATKIEs-the following proceedings
submitted and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The members of the Society have just
heard with great grief of the death of their venerable
President, Col Gassaway Watknsa distinguished "a
trot and Soldier of the Revolutionary Army, ana ule
last surviving officer of the cold Maryland Line and
expression of their feelings en- this occasion iGr ms
pubic Revolutionary services, as wen as ms private
sgay.h and as a manifestation of the loss they have
sustained in MN = President of the society-There-
fore, 49,, soo;o., ,,,oor
crane on the left arm for the space of 80 days Ihat me
proceedings be entered the minutes OF their Society,"
THAT copy of the same be transmitted 10 MS iahhy-
and that they be published ,, =. , c.
jy24 @. q. JAMlsoN' sec oil' 0sc'
{H5-TENTH WARD.--A regular meeting of the
Tenth Ward Tippecanoe Club be held at the School
Room on the s. w. corner of Eutaw and Mulberry sts
on Monday Night the 9th, ut O'Clock. All those dis
posed 10 Join the Club requested to attend.
Bv order ELLIOT Old. POOR,
w % Rec Sec'y,
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Positively LAST appearance hut ONE Of
MAD'LLE FANNY ELSSLER
AND MONS SYLVAN.
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LOOK TO YOUR CONF nRT & HEALTH.

YUyFIE present and approaching excessive hot wea-
Their, is not only very oppressive and sncomforta-
ble but must become very unhealthy: il is therefore
prudent and advisable, that persons who have any
carefully avoid sleeping feather beds at this
of the y6ar--especially, when good clean delightful
MATTRESSES of every description can he had so We
y low, az the BEDDING MARTS, N. w. and 8. w
ros nefs Of Lombard and Light Streets Those who
coubt win please cali and examine for themselves.
- fy Is = def
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yuyHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Psispsee
ii Waite Wheat Family FLOUR, togtetherssitt other
selected brands to which they invite the attentioa
sf retailers. bakers and families. The Patapscs
Flour Is so we'll known in this State as te need
from them no recommendation, and they pledge
themselves that the branos selected shall be
equal to any IN the market.
NORRIS & FkIRBAIKE,
No. 2 Pratt, between Gay and Frederick str
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h ~
YWYHE SURSCRTBERS will sell BY Auction, II
ii the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore at one P.
NJ on MONDAY. the 18th day Of SeptemDet next.
most beautifully situated and highly improved FAkn1s
lying within four miles of the city OF Baltimore.
This property lies directly upon the Baltimore aH4
Havre-de Grace Turnpike, road always perfectly gooa
has been covered with lime, ashes and other ma
and is in beautiful state ofcultivaon Thegeat-
part well set in clover timothy 1t contains ta4
acres of land, full portion of winch is in fine Wsod-
The Southern line of the Farm bounds upon the waters
of Back river, where there is fine fishing and snOosne
n their seasons.
The barns, sablng and shedding are quite arge and
in good condition, and there is a plain small bWEl
LING near the road. There are one two beautiful
sites for dwellings upon the place. Theirs very fine
dairy within fifty yards eff the dwelling, and noble
spring of water flowing into it. An extensive and
ceIe5t orcIard fine ice house. and altogether the pro-
perry is one of the most desirable in the negh5orhOod of
Baltimore 1t is sufficiently near 10 De used Tor milk
We viii alec eIi With or without the fprm % head
Cattle part full bred, part nearly iui DIeu DuIh6s,
large number of Hogs, some OF lhelh gena DIE
shire; farm horses and carriages horses, pougns c
wagons, horse rakes cider press, and every lhg ne
Gsssary TO carry excellent and extensive an es!R
shment
cash, and the residue in ID 10 and % months with m
terest from sale. The title win be made clear and m
II .. iawstd6t GEORGE EARNEST, Jr.
Ii. FOR 124 CENTs-A CHEAP FAHf-
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] American History-Ks.l
2 Use of the Barometer
Natural History-The Falcon
American ARtiquues-Peruvian Taks
5 Oregon Territory
Whale Fishing
Horology
6 Political Economy, by NJ. Wilson, Esq,
The Chinese Army
16 Husbands and Wives
III The Benefacuess, by Mrs l.. Fl. SegouTy
- American Firemen-New York Fire Depart
ment
Scientific Notces-Farmers' Department
Literary Notices
EngravHgs in No. l.
New York Fireman and Engine
Costume of the 4ief Engineer
Falcons--Whale Fishery
Arrival of the English at Ronoake
Peruvian Tars-Map of Oregon, sc. &c.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
y subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Batmsfe county, in the State of Maryland letters of
administration with the will annexed, on the personal
estate of Nicholas Myers late of the city of Baltimore
deceased All persons having claims against the estate
of the said deceased hesby warned 10 present the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated TO
the subscribers on or before the first day of February
l94l, otherwise they may be excluded from all benefit
from said AL persons indebted said estate
requested make payment without delay eifzer of
tie subscribers.
Given under our hands this 9Th day of July, 1910.
JOHN GLENN,
VIM. II. COLLINS,
Administrators with the will annexed of
Nv 9-Iaw4t Nicholas Myers.
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Ilth July, 1910.

IMPOnIAhT ANnOUhCkll s4isA'.
NV M. N. HARRISON announces to his hume
w rous patrons to the Lady's Book, Ladies' Com
panion, rtons Magazine and Chambers Journal, &C.
that he has opened Branch Establishment at Mr.. j.
Moores Book Store, No. "a Baltimore street, Ho-
liday street, where subscriptions will be thankfully re-
ceived and delivered free of extra charge.
h3-W. ". II. still continues at his old established Of
fee, No. % N. Gay street.
I.adys Book Is cents per No. or 50 pet year
Ladies Companion, do
Burton's Gentleman's Magazine, do
Casket, do
Family Magazine, l2E cents per No.-decidedy the
cheapest work in the worid, embeshed with numerous
en- cravings.
The Knckerbocker, s5per year, 81 Is per quarter.
Call at No. IA Baltilore street, and select for your
sci yes. Jy 10
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STONE WARE.
YHyEIE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and intend
keeping large and general assortment of very su-
perior STONE WARE, which they Offer for sale at re
duced prices. Country Merchants and others would DO
well TO call they doubt would be pleased with both
the goods and terms.
They have also on hand a few Of BROTHERTON'S
PER COL.ATING FTLTERERS, the best article ever
invented for the publication OF water as 1t cleanses 1t
from all exraneous matter and by its operation renders
the most turpid as clear and peucid spring water
Orders delivered in all parts of the city, free OF eX
BROTHERTON s. NORTON,
iy % diff Pitt street adjoining Hartford Run.
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WDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
n PERTf.-In pursuance of decree of the Chan
Gerry Court, the undersigned will sell public sale, on
FRIDAY the 18th of July, at O'Clock in the afternoon
on the premises,
One LOT fronting one hundred and thirty feet on
Cross street, and one hundred feet Goodman ST
One other LOT fronting one hundred and Twelve feet
on Cross street, and.twenty feet on Goodman ST.
Also one other LOT fronting twenty feet on Good
man street, and running back about hundred and
twenty feet 10 twenty foot alley, and lying north sfhe
lot just described This property is egbly located in
an improving part of the town.
Terms prescribed by the decree: onehalf of the pur-
chase money in three months from the day Of sale and
the other half in six months, with interest; to be secur
ed by notes or bond approved by the trustee
iV 9-1awts JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
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ANUS MEN rs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET
PRICES OF ADMISSION

Orchestra Seats, 2 90
~ Lehls
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auSOUHD.--Was found by the subscriber, a Iaxg
e KEY, apparently an iron chest key, which the
evpaex oan have By deaczihng and paying charges-
Apply ., MS efice JOHN WIhLkAMSON.
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Nm BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT, MAY
4 Term, l940.-Ordered, That the sle made and with
in reported by John Scott, permanent Trustee of Basil
d. Mullikin an Insolvent Debtor, be ratified and
frmed uness cause to the contrary be shown be-
fore the 18th of August next Provided copy of
this order be inserted in newspaper, once u week,
for three successive weeks before said 18th day of Au
gust next The report states that said Insolvent Debt
or's equity of redemption in life estate IN piece of
Ground the City of BALTIMORE was sold for eleven
dollars (Sll.)
Byorder. True Copy-Test,
THOS. KELL, Clerk.
Ilth July, 1910. iv l5-law3w-
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NJ NICKERBOCKER FOR JULY, 1910
EA--RecNved by VIM N. HARRISON
I,itpYarv

EA--Kectped BY VIM. N. HARRISON
Literary Rooms,
No. IS N. Gay, near Fayette ST.
WASHINGTON IRVING still a contrbutor-cJntinua-
ton of the Haunted erchant-commeHcement of a
new volume-terms IS per annum 81 % quarterly,
delivered free of postage
We are gratied in being able to state, that the de
mand for this American work has increased beyond
pectation Plans of improvement in progress, which
we believe will agreeaby surpnse the best friends
and warmest admirers of the work.
jy 8
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FTyHE Mon rxf11. in.ss~-. III.
u eion and Letters edited by Rev. Eya s. Gannett,
who has obtained pmises Of aid from other Unitanan
clergyrneu and writer's Terms 80, payable in advance.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received by N. HICKMAN, M +.
kI5 s6 Market street.
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TuyENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, in pints and in
IL quarts, for sale BY ,o,no,, a ,oNe
;vo3 al 8 Gay street.
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SUMMER RETREAT.

SUMMER REGTREAT.
AN RS. ZIGLER informs the public, that she con
Iva tinues to keep open the FRANKLIN HOUSE
HOTEL, situated at the village of Franklin, four IA
miles from the city This establishment is pecu- EIl
lariy adapted tn the accommodation of boardersss4
and visitors from the city. The mouse is large and airy,
the parers and chambers commodious and convenient,
and the pr0prietress viii every eXeron to promote
the comfort OF those who may visit her bsuse. She con
hdantiy believes that place within the vicinity of Bal
tinore offers many inducements to families as the
Franklin House. The village proverbal for its heath
and the salubrity of the atmosphere.
lie II diff
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AMEs, PAPER

AMEs, PAPER.
n n Cases No. CAP,
NJ do No. plain do.
8 do No No. ] rs &c LEI Letter sPAPER.
do Superfne do do
3 do do do do
Just received and for sale at mill prices By
TURNER, WHEELWRiGHT & MUDeK
isf2 M. I2 8. Charles At (up stairzf
r OsT.-on the It'll inst, supposed at the Lezise
Ia ton Market, iocket breast pinf set With -
stones in gosd marked the back with the inRiz1
w. e.. obt June 2Bah 1917 The nader win b hesr
ny rewarded, bY Islviuy i wiss Clark 8 KsasEh NJ
,Bowieys Wharf, -
Jay Stale e So ne as .'st 1'5'-fs
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HNMPLOYMER wANfED.-Wanledb by
- young man (whose time with his present employer
will expire in few days) employment in a store as
general assistant He would his best exertions for
he int T his employer His object is to procure
perm anent situation. Reference can be given Ad
dress u. Mt this nsfi--. OF no4tA
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WSOUNDRY PIG HRUH-25 tons Foundry Pigs,
Hf approved quality, for sale by 90
% Smiths wharf.
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HNAkSuSA ~. ~ - -O>s-- - VII
ia be ready for delivery Friday, 10Th inst ar my
Office st. Paui's st., basement room in the building
belonging to DR. Alexander It will be sent arosnd to
the citizens of Baltimore and Others Price 81 for
book with chart. HENRY ALEXANDER, Compiler
lie IL DIT
0An the papers the city viii publish this times
and send the cost to ..
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aSOR SALE.-A handsome LOT Containing about
~ SEVEN ACRES OF GROUND, Madison st,
il is naariy opposite St. Paul's Charity School-2A
and has fine grove of OAKS from about the cen eSS
of which, there fine view of the river, and BAY
and beautiful situation for house; also failing
sorng of pure water on il
lie 10 JAMES FOSI EY.
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nIL-7 bbis. and 2 tierees Bleached Whaie oh,
u , landing and for sale by
WILMINGTON s. EASTMAN,
ivoo IS Bowly's wharf
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HNRUsHED sUGAR-East Boston Crushed Su-
u gar, in bbls. landing and for sale by
WILMINGTON EASTMAN,
;v o. IS Buwly's wharf.
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4 LII FOR I21 CENTS-A CHEAP FABf-
"a lily PERIODICAL in the style of the kfaz
famed London Penny Magaziue-THE FAMILY MN
CANINE
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Is
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-08
MR.. VAN buren, AND HIS MAN OF ALL
WORK


Biographical writers are in the habit Of giving com
parsons anaogies, both entertaining and nstruc-
tive, between the lives and characters Of such Of their
subjects resemble each other in prominent features
There are numerous biographies aloat of the Pres-
DENT Of the United States. Now, if some one OF the
talented authors Mr., Holland, MIR. Gilpn, M. En-
mons, or some other would favor the world with a
faithful sketch of his bosom friend Amos Kendall,
and then add parallel between the two, it might be
interesting and even servceabe to the public Both,
for instance, Were of humble origin both it is said,
struggle hard TO get on in the world" both claim,
solely by their own ''unaidcd exerons" to have
qualified themselves for, and TO have to, dstin-
guished career both in truth had their early friends,
although neither admits the fact and it is becoming
more and more believed that both afterwards treated
those friends alike ungrateluly both adopted politics
for their profession they could stand aone;''
both are sadly afflicted with the cacocthes scribend
and particularly indetatgablc in scribbng in
their praise-the inviting and procuring let
tiers to be addressed 10 him to afford him plausible
pretext for nundating, in an undignfed manner the
country with his own abored eulogiunls the other
procuring his appointment committee man by
meeting OF few laborers on the public buildings, in
TINS cy ana other dependents ana Wlre-Workefs, VINO
with characteristic ehrontcry call themselves :" the
working of the District of Columbia" that he
may perform the service of writing address from
this meeting to the working men tthe American pub
lie in favor of their common patrons and masters
election both have been heads Of Executive Depart
nents and bot Ii resigned their places in the cabinet
from their pure voluntary impulse Of their bosomsi
the was very nearly minister abroad and the
other it is shrewdly whispered and suspected is soon
TO be one, reward for his recent magnaninous
trement both equally destitute Of those feelings
neyolcn and generous breast in lis progress through
life, they have none but cold, selfish motives and
purposes, and inaccessible TO sympathy they
to the rcproaches and scrupes of conscience
both equally regardless Of the means by which they
TO sustain themselves; finally both most tn
mildly inflated (although Amos corporally is rather
thn) with ideas of their consequence merit and
claims, and accordingly recognize no obligation on
i them for past honors lavors, &c. &c. Such COM
parison might be made with peculiar advantage, Ill
this time, whilst the two distinguished individuals
hurrowing together, for the season in the neighbor
hood Of this city; and can from their daily and
association in their invervns of leisure or remission
from the severe duties of their elcctioneerng cam
pagn digest and furnish such hints and To the
biographcr would do justice at least TO themselves
and to each other.
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GATHERINGS OF THE PEOPLE.

During the present month there will be great gath
crings Of the people in various States.
On the tenth tens Of thousands of frcemen will as
scmblc in convention Bunker Hill for the purpose
of celebrating the anniversary of the victory of Perry
over the British iotlla on Lake Erie, and of bearing
witness with heart and the merits and services
of the friend and faithful ally of "Eries gallant son"
WILLIAM HENRY HARRIsoN.
On the 10th general Convention of the Wings Of
Maryland will be held at Hagersiown
On the 18th there will he general Convention of
the Wings of PENNSYLVANIA at Lancaster.
"A Wing State Convention Of Virginia will be held
at Richmond on the 9th October.
North Carolina will also hold general Wing Con-
,ention at Raleigh the 9th October.