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PASSENGERS.

In the packet ship Westmi nster from New York for
London-Lord and Lady Amiens and servant; Joseph
Noryyl, Jr New York; Mrs Ann Lee and child.
In the packet ship New York, for Liverpool-JOhn
Roche, st CrOix Mr. Martin, Mr. Bennington, N
Thos Youon, James Beneto, England; Rev o Ca
vanaeh, Detroit.
In the packet ship Albany from HavreMr L Maffey
and lady, Mr. l. Rave nd lady, and 142 in the
age.
In The ship Great Britain, frem Havre-Count Louis
Pennazzi, Baron Fernando Balla Gennexppe Lazy, of
Italy; Henry Mgoon, lady and child, of Connecticut A
Montgomery, and Robert Montgomery, OF Ireland; VIM
5 Tompkins, NY.
In the ship Columbus, from LiverpoOl-Mrs Mary
Sullivan, blessrs sullivan, ThOs Newton, Brush,
Broth, VIM Broth, and 100 in the steerage.
IN the ship Mary Stewart, from Hamburg-Messrs
Rnssenthal, Rossentha, NJ Rossenthal, Myers, and
ls3 in the steerage.
IN the ship Mary Francis, from LiverpoolNIrs Desne
and Miss Roberts.
In the ship Rochester, from Liverpool Nelson
and servant, Tooker, Rev John Dwyer, and gu in
the steerage.
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VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.

A VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION"
IWyIIE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by Auction, at
the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, at one r.
NJ on MONDAY. the 18th day of September next, a
most beautifully situated and highly improved FARM,
living within four miles of the city of Baltimore.
This property lies directly upon the baltimore ana
Havrede Grace Turnpike, road always perfectly good
in the worst weather.
If has been covered with lime, ashes and other ma
nures and is in beautiful state ofcutvaon. Thegreat
er part we'll set in clover timothy. Il contains 549
acres of land full portion of which is in fine wood
The Southern line of the Farm bounds upon the water5
of Back river where there is fine fishing and shooting
n their seasons -
The barns stabling and shedding quite large an
in good condition, and there Is plain small Dwell
LING ne ar the road. There one or two beautiful
sites for dwellings upon the place. There vefy me
dairy within fifty yards of the dwelling, and noble
spring of water flowing into it, An extensive and ext
ceen orchard, fine ice house, and altogether the pro
pery is one of the desirable in the neghborhood of
baltimore II is sufficiently TO be used for milk
and vegetable farm for market.
We will also sell with without the farm, ~ head OF
Cattle part f bred, part nearly full bred Durhams
Iarqe humber of Hogs, of them genuine Berk-
shire; farm horses and carriages, horses pioughs carts
WAGONS horse rakes cider press and every thing ne
cesary 10 carry on so excellent and extensive an estab
lishmCnt. :;
Terms of sale for the stock, cash; for the farm in
cash and the residue in H. 10 and "a months, with IN
terest from sale The title will be made clear and In
disnntable JOHN GLENN.
10 I,yygt6t GEORGE EARNEST .Jr.
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SDRUECE

THNIIIS establishment, 40 miles from Alexandria, D.
q c. and - from Fredericksburg, is again open for
the reception of company, and will be conducted VITA
more energy than Every thing within our reach
will be done to make the guests more comfortable than
heretofore at the bar well in the Dining and Bed
Rooms The Bathing establishment will be complete
SURVIVING bathers with hot and cold free stone and sui
phur water at pleasure The lovers of music will find
the band unsurpassed
IL NAV be due to the public, well as ourselves, to
saw the virtues of the have been strikingy ex
empified several other of dropsy tins spring; so
much so as to have confirmed in the minds OF many,
the opinion that an almost iAfalibe remedy for that at
ficting disease is here afforded
The better to accommodate the public, arrangement
have been made for keeping the establishment open the
whole year The charge for board, from the 10Th OF DC
teber 10 the LIST of June, will be barely sufficient To co
yer the additional expense 50 perweek and during he
month of June and from the 18th September to the 10Th
October ~ per week. from LIST July to 10th September;
$40 per week. S35 per month; 500 for two months; ana
for the season. commencing 18th June and ending Isl
October $780, being than 10 cents per day to those
who stay the whole season. Board per day s. Meals
and lodging 80 each Children under twelve years
of age and coored servants, half prices whe servants
tEree-fourths price. Horses 30 cents per day.
Tri-weekly stages will run from Alexandra ana freq
ericksburg; after LIST July they will run daily.
The subscriber, superintendent, with the approval
of the President of the company, (Mr Jones Green,)
has engaged the services of such assistants as enue
him TO hope that general satisfaction VIII oe gwen:
iy 4-2aw6w DANlEh NzAhD.
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MIR. d EIRS. DAVIDGE's
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. II ST. Paul Street, Baltimore.

A Shas been already announced, this Institution viii
IA. be reopened on the first Monday, in September
next, when the duties Of the several departments will
be condncedby the persons, whose names are affixed
TO them respectively, as follows:
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in
Guiding the Latin and Greek Languages by Mr. DavIdge
aided by Mr. N. Morisou a distinguished graduate Of
Harvard University, and Miss NJ b. Allison, late of the
celebrated Chahestown Academy, near Boston, both
experienced teachers In addition to the regular rec
tatioRs, courses of Lectures on Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Botany, will be delivered
in their appropriate order -
FRENCH, by NJ. Larentre aided by Mad. Arcambal,
10 whom as French GOverness, the conversational de-
partment is particularly assigned
SPANISH by Sr. Plzano..
GERMAN by DIR. Freitag.
ITALIAN by Signor b. Castelli.
DEPARTMENT OF MUslC.-Vocal Music, by Mrs.
H. Walack, Qate Miss Turpin) Instrumental Music,
including Harp, Piano. Guitar, SC, by Messrs Nennin
ger, Dieiman, Mrs. Wallack, &c
DRAWING. Mr.. Holste.
DANCING, Mr.. DarOcheT.
In lie Moderen languages, the lessons given daily,
instead of three times week usual, course iHdis-
pensabe in the opinion ofthe principals TO tie proper
advancement ofthe pupils. In French the REGULATIONS
occupy from hour and twenty, TO an hour and forty
minutes daily independently OF the conversational ex-
ercses incidental to social intercourse and 10 add 10
the facilities there will be at regular intervals, French
and Musical Sorees for the benefit of the pupils those
departments respectively
will continue to exercise supervising all the
branches of study, examining the Scholars anG seeing
that lustlce Is done 10 theII'
PpiIs are charged from the time of entrance, and
deduction lc be made for absence, ercept in cases long
pTotTdcted severe indisposition.
The academcal year commences on the first Monday
in September, embraces fortysix weeks and is divided
into four equal Pupils not received for pc
Rod less than term, and Pupils cannot be Withdrawn
except al the end of a current full term.
THE TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Board, pei academic year, $500 %
Day boarding. or Dining and thus enjoy
ing the benefit of French conversation
at table, per academic year, 90 90
English instructions in all Its branches,
sly 80 per single term, or if continued
I'D TO the time of the summer recess
sis 90 per term, say, per year, 90 90
ffS~ c each ai per term, SO 90, Or per year. ae 90
Stationery, per term %
Music, including Harp and Guitar, at in
strGcter's prices,
Use ofmsIument, per term, 90
Drawing and Painting, at instructors
prices.
Dancing, at instructors prices,
Washing, per term, W
Bedding, il furnished, per term, %
For the convenience Of such may not know Mr.. and
Mrs d. the following references are given.
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observation-disclosures.

RWR. DRAKE, (many years Reporter IN Col-
w gress, and Stsnogupher to the late CnhVeiuoll ~
fully apprse gentlemen ofthe Legal and mediea
essions and others, TO whom practical kho"euge "
Stenography may prove valuable requirement OF
least pleasing source of amusement that he purposes
giving LESSONS in the Art, should sufficient heli
Der of those DESTROYS attain it, make Immediate a
njtv which seldom If ever occurs of being taught By an
experienced practical and professional Shorthand II
ter.
{h2-TeTms VERY REASONABLE.
ksATnals Arguments, Examinations, Referee Casef'
&c, reponed-one days notice being gwen (Wheh
praccable) TO Mr.. ID. that his services viii be
sepiIFnt :, ~ w. dtf au21
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EIITAW HOIISE-

Corner of Eutdl0 and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
yuyHE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons Ct
This establishment their friends, and the public ge
neray that they have associated themselves together
~. for the purpose of conducting the same. The
6slIsIt EUTAW HOUSE completed and frat open
in 1896 at which time twas furnished through
out in the every best manner, regard cost
The comfort and convenience of its interior arrange
ments its high and airy location, combine render
proyerbaly pleasantand healthy 1t particularly web
adaped for the accommodation of FAMILIES and lsAi
DIES having great number OF Private Pdriours, La
dies Ordinary and splendid Drawing Room, with pr
yae entrance Baltimore street. In every respect the
Eutaw House is second to none IN the United States
and il is the intention and firm determination of the pro
preors to spare no exertons to promote the comfort
and qualification of their patrons, and at rates which no
execution can be taken. The stock of WINES and
JTOTORS on hand has been mostly imported express
" for the use of establishments or selected from the
private stocks of of the most celebrated cennot
sseurs of The city, The B.9THS attached to the house
are in complete order and open at all times for the use
of the guests. ASAEEL nOSSEf,
Inte of the firm ofElder and Son.
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BY THE LAST SOUTHERN MAIL
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Raleigh Register of the 21st inst. says:-
We have received complete returns of our late
election, so far as the Legislature is concerned,
and lack only the vote of Chowan and 1yrreil,
TO ascertain our exact majority for Governor
It will be seen that out of ITO members, the
Wings have carried 104!-being a clear majority
of 80 Oh joint ballot. OF this majority there are
4 in the Senate, and "a in the House-suiiicient-
ly decided in each branch to carry out those
measures connected with the great interests of
the country. Our present majority for Governor,
it will appear from the Table, is near 5000
and the counties to hear from, being both Wing
to the core, will swell it up to about $500! If
this is not doing the thing genteelly, then we are
no Judge of such matters.
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DIED,

On the 10Th inst, Miss UREANFA a DECKER. in
her 9Ist year, after short but paniul illness.
On the lati inst. MICHAEL L, son OF CaptlNichaei
and Mary Ann Terrell in the 7tb year of his age,
At 81 Joseph, Florida, on the IL, inst, THOMAS II
THOMPSON, Nj d, of Apalacicola, aged 80, a native
of Charlcstown Mass.
At st Stephens, Ala, on the 4ili inst, THEoPHILUs
s WILKINSON, grandson OF the late Hon and kev Il
Teulnin, formerly England, and grandson OF tae Late
sGen James Wilkinson, u s Army. The deceased was
distinguished graduate Of West Point. sa
At sea, on the caa June, I'll days from Havana for
Cowes) after an illness of four days, Capt GEORGE
CHASE, Of Newbugporf, Mass, master of ship satadiH
aged sc years,
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MARRIED..

On Thursday morning last, by the Rev. DIR BreckH
bridge WILLIAM b MOORE, M Of Framaqua
Pennsylvania, TO JANE CROSS, ofthis city.
On The both instant, by the Rev Mr. Williams, THO
MAS NORRIS to Miss SARAH POLK, both of this
city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr. steel, sILAs
HOOPS to Miss MATILDA COLDER, both of Hart
On the 18Th inst. al Evansville, Ohio, VIM, LAMP
ING. merchant, of Evansville, to Miss REBECCA,
daughter OFF RUCKIE, Esq, BALTIMORE.
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6|TIANCERY SALE.-Undet a decree OF the
q Court of Chancery, the subscriber, as Trustee,
will offer for sale aubc auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, 18th September next, at O'Clock in the at
ALI, THAT PIECE OF GROUND, deseibcd as fol-
laws beginning on the west side of Charles, formerly
Goodwin street, at the end of 300 feet southery from
the south west corner of Montgomery and Charles ss
running thence southery Charles ST., 80 feet; thence
westerly, PARALLEL with Montgomery street 10 feet;
thence norherly PARALLEL with the first line 80 teet and
thence easterly PARALLEL with the second line feet TO
the beginning; subject the yearly ground rent OF weh
" dollars. ,r,,,o sropv
"a This Lot is improved with a TWO STORY
T1Iiil BRICK DWELLING, with back building, oc-
Esll cupying the whole front Of the lot win Spring
house, pump in the yard, slaughter house Sc' an
the improvements has built with great care and OF
the best materials.
The terms of sale are-one fourth ofthe purchase mo-
ney to be paid the day of SALE or on ratification OF
tyvo enual sns in six and nine MONTHS from that day,
with interest thcreom; the payments to be secured by
bonds or notes with seties to be approved by te s-
tee. CHahbr-so F. Mn TN.
au - MNSS
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Il LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAAlNE: EohGU on ~
Mrs. Sarah Hale, Mrs Lydia H. S'goufney' anu
A. Cooley. ", x,vI No .
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Reflections on Women. ,>,,c,--.,.-.
The Old Meeting house--by Mrs. H. Beeeher stowe'
Incidents in Soldiers Story-bY r. I. stedhaH. o.,
The Old English Essaysts-The Spectaor-by A. ste
Song Of SIarion's Men-by George P. Morris.
Modern Italian Novels-by Mrs. e. f. Elicit.
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The adopted Daughter Tale-py MIS- MARY NJ / "Ai
sons.
Pursuit of knowledge.
Abraham at Macpholah--by Mrs. Lydia H sigoumey.
The Moorish Father:a Tale of Malaga authoi
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Wisdom and Viitue the Foundation of Liberty
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Published monthly. Delivered in any part OF this city,
and sent by mail to all parts of the United states anu
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No. 2sN. Cay st. & "a Baltimore 81, d.
au1 Baltimore, NJ
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A NEW DAILY EVENING PAPER

II the earnest solicitation of large number OF tle
ihe UNDERSIGNED who was for more than twenty years,
connected with "NmEs' REGIsTER," as as siaul i
or principal editor has determined 10 publish q nd,'5
esnino 1aper in Baltimore the cash principle, TO De
entitled The .sEVEN1NG GAZEI"TE.o IL VIII adYoEal'.
the claims of the Wing candidates for the
and Vice Presidency, and the principles Oh ue W ~
party contain the commercial and political news VI
the day. and such other matter as comes wlthm tie
scope OF well conducted journal, devoted TO the llel
10 he editorial de he has secured the services
of his friend EDWARD p. ROBERTS, so favorably khoW
in this community as the able and intelligent edit0r VI
the sMaTIiq,lde7 Chronicle,' and ''Farmer Gar
dener and will also be aided by some Of the most dis
tingnished political writers in the country. NH
The FIST number of the !'EvENING GAZETTE VIII ne
issued the present week. when the public will have an
opportunity of pronouncng upon it plan and principles
Late Editor of Niles Register.
BaIfi,norp Aug. ~, 1910.
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CHEAP JOB PRINTING:

XYLOGR.aPHIC LETTER PRESS,
GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
No. I46, MARKET STREET,
Fire doors beloc the Bank of Baltimore.
YHyIIE UNDERSIGNED, would respectfully in
q form the public, that he has recently increased his
stock of Materials by the addition of several NEW and
BEAUTIFUL FONTS OF TYPE, FANCY BORDERS. sc. &c.
Together with eight PRESSES, of the very best con
sructon which will enable him 10 execute every de-
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
with the greatest facility, in the neaest manner, and at
Printing in Gold, silver, Bronze and fancy eolored
Inks.
A constant supply of English and American BANK
Norr ApER Bank, Post, Folio Post, Ito Post, Fools
CAP and Printing Papers of eveY description, Blank
Cards of every size and quality all of which will be
printed on to order, the shortest notice; and very
LOWEST PRICES.
Persons in want of any description of Printing,
respectfully invited TO call at the office, and examine
specimens.
G3-orders from all parts of the country promptlyaT
tended to. JOHN MUkfHf.
Several founts of OLD TYPE, for sale.
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7aT0TTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That the

1AT OIICE Is HEIftEBh NFA v E4INs THU IIIt
~ subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, in the State OF Maryland, letters OF
administration with the will annexed, the personal
estate of Nicholas Myers, late of The city of Baltimore
deceased All persons having claims against the estate
of The said deceased hereby warned to present IN
ssme with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated to
the s bscrbers before the first day of February
1871 otherwise they may be excluded fTem all bench
from, said estate All persons indebted to said estate
requested make payment without delay to eitSer of
the subscribers.
Given under our hands this 6th day OF July, 1910.
JOHN GLENN,
VIM. ii. COLLINS,
Administrators with tile wn annexed OF
ivqoyv1 Nicholas Myers.
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unIIznIAN,s MANSION HOUSE.

yEIHE subscriber having taken that large and com
j modous House, with granite front, corner OF 81
Pans and Favette Streets has it open for the re-
cepton of vsiters. The house as lately undergone
thorough repair and is believed that there Is no house
in ms ctv that better arranged for the convenience
and cor.o of its bOarders. 1t has two large parofS
for ladies' and one gentemans parlor: and about ioiy
chambers well arranged, neat and airy Inc susscn,
boz nedgs himself that neither pans expense shall
he wanting on his part give satisfaction to his guests
In conclusions he pledges himself to set good Iaeel
and have clean beds and good and faithful servants and
~ make his charges 10 correspond with the times.
JOHN L. HOI.LZMAN.
Baltimore. June 5tll, 1910 -3taw4w S-Sa4w
ap4T1he National Intelgencer will please insert this
twice week for four weeks, and send their bill TO THIS
office.
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REAL EsTATE AGENCY

ISA SOUTH STREET.
- FOR S.4LE-A very neat and spacious = sto-
G&Sssf nv DyvEI LING twenty-five feet 'front.' with eX
slAtensve back building and breakfast room, pGiit IN
the best manner on deep Lot hydrant in the yard; out
house is nearly new and in complete order
can be had Immediately fnot soldby the irs oil July,
il will then be for rent situate LII Safatosa suee'
north side, near Chapel alley -.
81 .fLSO-A comfortable and spacious TWO story
Galsisf DWELLING pleasantly situated on lot front
fortyseven feet George and l9ieet ON Fine
street. r,,yrr
dsss Ing twenty FIVE feet front, with attic story ana
9sexensive back building, stable ami cnrriage ouse
hydrant in the yardsuate in Eutaw street, eonfehieh
to the Lexington Market
81 .qLSO-Two large and convenient sto- ~
ffissi nv DWELLINGS, on fine deep Lots; sli', s.sI
=4sl1ate in Lexington ST., between Charles ahaS=s
81 .aLSO-A convenient and well arranged three
dlTs story DWELLING, situate in Lombard between
4szal Hanover and sharp Streets now IN compete ie
.aLSO--A substantial and modern built thIee
Glssif story DWELLING, with extensive back pmu-
gasEing and drawing room, situate in Franklin, near
a.. FOR RENT-A spacious and convenient
fHlIl.f WAREHOUSE, on the north side oil hafhe' oe
4lsGlsstwepn Sharp and Hanover sts. ,o,
a. .9LSO-ihe Dwelling part OF large ana con-
GHIf venient HOUSE, 256 Market street peow IloM
LILA well calculated for gencei Boafaihg Iiuuse,
the situation being avery desirable one Of, ny
Is verv little doubt but that sufficient nHinber OF gen.
tee boarers could be had the neghborhood TO rem
For S.aIE-Scveral very desirable FARMS, with
good improvements, and in fair state OF cmuVauon-
within 5 to % miles OF Baiumore-tos' VI 'e"' ~ 1's
immediate neghborhood OF limestone ,, :.
.aLSO-A FARM of 800 Acres OF rich Land, IN
n most desirable healthy neighhorhood aboundng IN
limestone about Is miles from Baltimore. ,,,,,,o,,
ieoS snoly TO FOWLER s TYSON.
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7W.ANFEB

active, intelligent BOY, as ain
w apprentice to the printing business: One who
can read aiid spell we'll will meet with goodencourage
ment by applying at the Pilot Once.
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SUGAR e MOLAssES-l5 50 hhds Porto Rico and
SNew Orleans Sugar; part ofsuperior quality
i''9 : - = SEILMAN q CROOK,
49, IN a., cor South 4 Pratt sfs
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kn BasI.s. Superior New Orleans SUGAR
20 WIN. G. HARRISON.
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STEO no PURCHASE

W5gT ANT'ED TO HIRE, By the year, fenal
Wv Slave-abe TO do washing, cooking, &c for
small family. Also, Boy, from 10 to 10 years OF age
Apply at tie Pilot Office. au ll-du