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HoLLZnIAN,s MANSION HOUSE.

YuNHE subscriber having taken that large and COM
Il modiOus House, with granite front, corner OF 81
Paul's and Fayette Streets has it open for the
ception of visers. The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and it is believed that there is house
in this city, that better arranged for the convenience
for ladies and geneman's parlor and about Olty
chambers well arranged, and airy. The subscri-
Der pledges himself that neither pains expense shall
be wanting on his part to give satisfaction his guests
In conclusion, he pledges himself to good Table
and have clean beds and good and faithful servants,
to make his charges TO correspond with the times.
JOHN Il. HOLLZMAN.
Baltimore June 5tl ls40-3taw4w S-3a4w
0IThe National Intclligencer will please insert this
ofice
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people in deprecated paper, and thus tax the
people for their own emolument.
These are few of the effects produced by the
administration of Mr.. Van Buren,, on the bust
ness and prosperity of the country, and which
enough in my opinion to make the people re-
fleet seriously.
Times have been getting worse ever since he
came into power; the people have been getting
poorer labor getting scare, and the price of lag
Dor lowering
From the above facts, 1 conclude, that a
change in our rulers is absolutely necessary-a
change may, and trust will, be for the better.
While we continue Mr. Van Buren, in power,
we never can expect things to mend, as he seems
determined to carry out his ruinous measures at
all hazards, regardless of the sucrings and la
mentations of the people"
Let us therefore elect the brave old Gen. Har-
rison try him, and as he only means to serve
one term, if elected, we have right to hope
and believe, that he will act for the good of the
country, and not to secure his own reelection.
A FARMER.
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AN APPLICATION TO the Judges OF Prince
3 Georges County Court, by petition IN writing of
William r. Sotoron of Prince Georges County, stating
that he is now in custody for debit and praying for the
benefit of the act OF the General Assembly OF Maryand
entitled an for the relief Of sundry iiisovent Debt
ors passed December session, 1905, and the several
supplements thereto the terms therein mentioned;
schedule of hspropcrty and list of his creditors ON
oath so far he ascertain the SAME, being annexed
to his petition, and the said William b. Soioron having
satisfied me by competent testimony that he has resided
two years within the State of Maryland, immediately
preceding the time OF his applications and the said WI
liam b. sothoron having taken the oath by the said act
prescribed for the delivering up OF his property and Civ
nu sufficient security for his personal appearance at tie
next County Court OF Prince Georges County, TO answer
such interrogatOros and allegations may he made
against him. and having appointed James Burnel his
Trustee vino given bond sach, and received from
said William II. Solhoron a conveyance and possession
of all his property ea personal ami mxcd II is order
cd and adjudIed this 9Th OF April s40 that the said VIII
liam u. siotlursn, he discharged from Imprisonment,
and that he give notice his creditors by causing
by of this order to be inserted in some newspaper pub
isle in the State Of Maryland, once week for three
consecutive months, before the next October term OF
Prince Georges County Court TO appear before tile said
county court at the house of said county, at the
said term to show case if any they have, why the said
William b. Sothoon should not have the benefit of the
said act and supplement prayed.
EDMUND KEY.
True Copy Test,
lie 3-iaw;int 70.
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FOR THE PILOT.
OLD TIPPECANOE.
Tune" LOchincdT.

Tune 0cibtncdT.
Where the placid Ohio rolls in the far West,
There lives in a Cabin the man we love best,
The foe to oppression, the friend OF the poor,
Honest poverty never is turned from his door
For the string on the inside is never PulPd thro'
At the home Of the hero of Tippecanec.
In the DAYS of his youth he bid farewell to home,
And sought the wild forests where savages roam,
He Joined in the fight on the Maumee's green
banks,
And swept like an eagle thro' enemies ranks,
Where tbickest the death winged rifle balls flew,
There flashed the bright blade of brave Tlppe-
canoe.
When the Shawnee dug up the red Ratchet again,
And the war-whoop was pealed on the mountain
and plain,
who flew TO the rescue when others had fed
When the woods and prairies were strew'd with
the dead?
Come tell me baclwoodsmen whe battled for
you,-
O. Was it not the old hero of Tippecanee
On the banks of the Wabash, that dark rolling
stream,
When the rifle flash answered the tomakaws
CLEAN,
And the yell The savage was pealed on the
night,
Who first dashed, undaunted by danger in fight,
And by word and by action and courage most
true,
Csaiu'd the battle that named him old Tippeca-
noe
when the star spangled banner DER fort Meiss
streaming,
And its folds thro' the dim cloud Of battle were
cleaning,
Who bravely defended the flag Of the free
From the legions of Proctor, It's vile enemy
m Go ask the old soldier, and he will tell you
Twas 'he gallant old hero of Tippecanoe.
Hurrah for the farmer, the statesman and hero,
Who fought for his country long time ago,
Then rally by thousands and Join in his cause,
He bears now the flag of our freedom and laws,
And farmers, mechanics and jack tars OF true
i.t blue
Have Joined in the fight for old Tippecanoe.
Ion.
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faz- SWAIM'S CHARACTERIZATION
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years. its increasing demand, and It's
unparalleled success, has induced number OF persons
from time 10 time, both at LO and abroad, TO itate
III various ways
AS long as Iiesc limitations were confined to mixtures
bearing other names, did consider it necessary to
advert them, but having evidence i'll possession of
gross deceptons practised by unprincpled men, IN
venting spurious syrup for the genuine Swam's Pan
acca, cannOtOJ strongly caution the public TO AVOID
purchasing medicines from any bot tie most respect
able sources. .....
Its difficult to detect in many instances, the actual
perpetrators of these npositons, the spurious mix
lures are The generally sent INTO the interior, and to
foreign countries.
Some time back, we detected fraudulent ni alton IA
New York, closely resembling uws, but the hotties
were labelled William swain, instead VI WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast n a mould
precisely like own, but ''Swam's Panacca" New
York is blown in the glass; Instead of "SwaIR's Pana-
cea,'' Philadelphia. .
We have received repeated advces from the West In
da islands that or empty bottles are purchased up ut
high rates. for the purpose OF refllimg tneni with sl-
ri0s mixture: and the thousands OF bottles of Swins
Paacea annually sold in our principal cities, we can
collect but verJ few of the empty bottles as ney are
made of in various ways to dcraud tie proprietor
and TO deceive the public.
We have known instances of three bottles being made
OUT of one, by mixing portion OF Sarsaparlla syrup
with the gen;ine Swaiin's Panacca, thereby retaining
of its virtues.
In Phiadelpnia laLely large order was received be
a mercantile mouse Swaiis Panacca bottles; amould
N exact imitation OF own was made and the ordry
uppedand recent adviccS from ErlZis inform Us tit
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio dc JanelrO,
partly laden with bottles precisely ike our own. w
have also in possession book printed in Germany fac
sinile of our own book OF cases and cerfiflcat2s
From all these circumstances It viii be seen tia The
geh time Swaim's PamacGa Is conterieItcd and Initiated
TO considerable extent; and these limitations are not
only fraud upon us, but will necessarily proract the
snerngs of invabs III those Diseases where Tie genuine
me diene might proved cfcaci0us, we must rely
UPON the public purchase tie Swaim's Pancca only
fro Authentic and respectable houses and dealers, whe
obt AN their supplies either from Laboratory III fhila
dcipnia. or from accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No. As Pine street,
New-Y York.
,Signed.) WILLIAM SWAIN X SON. .
Philadelphia 18Th Apfil, 1910. . ..
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Maractstects,
ma % eoitt Baltimore
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MHAYOR,s oFFICla, BALrINoHE, Jung -. 80

MHAYOR'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE, June LIST, 1870
I'VE DOGS-The following section OF "a supple
ment TO an Ordinance, eEtied Ordinance TO restrain
The evil practice of DOGS going at large within the city,
approved June 18Th 1888 published for the ini0ma-
ton of all concerned
Sec l. Re il enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
CITY Council of Baltimore, That the Mayor be and he
is hereby authorized and empowered, TO direct the Cy
BaIIifIs and Police Officers and City Wachinen 10 pro-
cure the destructon by poison otherwise, of all ami
mails of the Dog kind going large in any street, lane or
alley within the city Of Baltimore.
Sec 3 And be it enacted and ordained, Ihat ali dogs
so DESTROYED shall be removed aud buried without the
limits of the city, by such persons as may be employed
for that purpose by die Mayor.
The above sections of the Ordinance will, on and al
Ter Saturday next the 9Th inst be rgidy enforced, OF
which all persons Interested requested to take no
ice ie Al S. G. LEAKlN, Mayor.
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FOR THE PILOT.
THE CONTRA LAST.

-a To the EdIor Of the Pilot
SIR.-I am plain man, and do not pretend to
understand much about the principles of trade,
and can Theodore, only judge of the measures
of government by their effects upon the business
and industry of the Country, and will attempt to
give you the result of my observations.
& When Mr.. Van Buren, came into power, a
little over three years ago, there was forty mil
lions Of surplus revenue i'll the revenue.
Now the country is burthened with large
debt.
During the administration of Mr. Adams, the
expenditures of the goverltnent were less than
Thirteen Millions of dollars year, and his ad-
ministration was denounced extravagant.
Now, VIXEN Mr.. Van Buren, is in power, who
came in, avowedly to lesson and retrench those
expenditures; so far from their being lessened
or retrenched, they have been increased to nearly
Forty Millions of dollars aycar
Mr. Van Buren, was to have reformed the
j abuses Of government, as his friends said.
81 But instead of the abuses having been re-
formed, they have been greatly multiplied and
increased.
81 Mr.. Van Buren's administration, as his friends
said, was intended to weaken the power OF the
executive, and bring the government back to it
original simplicity and purity.
Instead of this, its chief subject has been tc
assume to the executive I'll the powers OF The
other departments of the government, so as tt
arm the president, under the forms of Repub
lisan government with greater powers than art
80 exercised by any crowned head of Europe.
When Mr. Van Buren came into power, bu
l.. siness was good, labor plenty and we'll re
warded. ~
Now business is nearly annihilated, labor al
most nominal, and, as consequence, its value
greatly reduced.
When Mr.. Van Buren, came into power, every
industrious man could get work, be paid for his
labor, and support himself in decency.
Now industry seeks in vain for employment
and furnishes no security to its posscssor for a
comfortable support g3ta s-i
- when Mr.. Van Buren, came into power, the
currency was comparatively good, and when q
man earned dollar he could get dollars wortl
asof supplies for it. taa So a4 900
20 Now after working for dollar, the mechanic
IA and laborer has often to pay from one to ten pei
cent. to get it OF, and to that amount is his la
Dor taxed. t.s...,,S.sf
when Mr. Van Buren, came into power, thu
government and the people all enjoyed the SAINT
currency. .-.,......
: Now the government officers receive goia an'
silver for their labor and the people, their en-
ployers, have to be content with depreciatc'
and depreciating paper currency. 3
When MIR. Van Buren, came into power, tn
officers Of the government were paid iaacurren
bank notes for their labor
Now they receive it in silver and gold, who
they sell for premium, pay their debts to tn
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CONVENTION AT DELAWARE CITY.-The meet
ing at Delaware City, on Saturday, was, as we
informed, all that could have been desired.
The "Blue Hens Chickens" turned out in great
force, and the members present were variously
estimated at from 5000 to 5000. 1t was more
than double, probably treble, the size of the Of
fice-holders' assemblage convened there few
weeks since. Such rally was unexpected by
all, and was the more cheering, inasmuch the
weather, in the morning, was disagreeablc, and
threatened rain. The meeting was addressed by
Messrs. Preston and Crittenden, of the U. S.
Senate, John NJ. Clayton, Esq. and others.
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BEAR CREEK HOTE

"a ORTIZ POlNT.-The public are respectfully in
IA formed. that the BE.7R CREEK HOTEL. -
open for tile reception Of company, who ilIIii
will be accommodated with every comfort andsAaAs
luxury to blend the rural pleasures OF the country
with tile mere fashionable recreatons 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 projected by lis accommodations from Tan.-
DINNERS and SUFFERS will be supplied at the
shortest notice.
SOFT CRABS and every other delicacy, when in
season. Will be furnished in PROFESSIONALISM in short,
cry exertIon will be made by the proprietor to promote
the comfort and pleasure Of his guests.
mi lk-hi HENRY ". H(IICk
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HOWARD,s HOTEL

| YORK ..f
| TzNIiis HOTEL is one of the most conmodious in
b the Union, having font upon Broadway of over
100 feet and upon Maiden Lane so feet, with two large
wings extending in the l35 feet 1t il six stories
high exclusive Of basement and under cellars, and con-
tainng 200 bed chambers each well lighted ana
ventilated with grats-besIdes numerous private par
lours with sleeping rooms attached, aud public par0urs,
dining re aiding and olerroOms. There aertwo elegant
dining sa oons the floors of which well As the spa
e0us han in the first and second stares, togeor WIN
the reading and other public rooms are paved win lta
ian marble. There is also extensive and pleasant
room fronting upon Broadway, fitted up for ladies' or
binary and the ladies provided with attractive public
paors and private entrance to the Hotel from MAIDEN
Lane.
The subscriber having for nine years past received
liberal patronage from merchants, and principally from
gentlemen of business his former Hotel Broad street,
is satisfied from experience that early meals to many are
acceptable therefore he has had his house SO con
sructed as to be able to meals to such at early
hours The hours adopted for meals are as Ioilos W.
In Gentleman dining room, upon LIST hoor Breakastat
T. half past with reference TO the season OF ue
year. Dinner inths same at o'clock In Genuenalls
dining ROOM upon I'd Story and also IN LADIES' ordinary
Breakfast from 10 10 O'Clock and Dinner at half dast 8,
Printed bills of fare daily got up for the different an
ing rooms, and as it is optional with Genteheh 10
take their seats in either of the Gentemens dining
looms without giving any notice OF their choce, ule
rubscber hopes the trouble and expense i'll the at
sempt suit their convenience in this respect VIII pc
properly appreciated by generous public, and that
commensurate patronage will result tiIeretron.
This House possesses every convenience that the suby
scrber could devise and il is universally pronounced
vsiters to most repete in its pernal arrangements
its construction for light and air being superior to any
other House in the city.
In addition the many advantages and comforts over
Hotels, il has living spring of pure soft water up
the premises, which apart from its intrinsic worth as
wholesome beverage, So unusual TO be found III the
lower part the city, adds very much to the safety OF the
establishment in of fire near the premises
powerful force pump being attached to the well to force
therefrom well as from the various clscrns III
the yard to the reservoirs under the roof from which,
by of the hose can be forced over any part OF
| the premises in instant
hosb hoo IN
ref renee to cost and il is the intention of the sJbscT
he have stand among the best hotels in the country
II hopes TO be favored with share of public patron
aSe.
ma-dIm D. d, HOWARD re-
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T6yHE ELIsIAN hIATTRAsS.-'fhis Is an ar

TByHE ELISIAN dAITRAsS.-lfhisi is an ar
',icic which for comfort durability and cheapness,
challenaes a coinpciitiontis by FAR the most pleas
ant cleany and healthy article in the Bedding line and
the prices when compared with the prices OF the Hair
Ma,ir,sses makes il much desirable article, and
nnv nrrson wishing them do so by application
at the Bedding Mart, ~ w. and g. w corner of Lom-
bard and Light Streets Where tley WI ma tiie mos.
made Beds holsters, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts,
Corts Sc &c-ali or any of which will be sold very
low for cash, by immediate application as above
M 27-d
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:. = =: ,. =. =. =. :. Il 4. a. 4. >. = = .
C01pcr'S Compound Aromatic Con fsll0H

GNOOPER'S COMPOUND AROMATIC CON
~ FICTION pleasant, certain, SAFE and eflaet
al remedy for Gonorrna and elect This elegant predc
ranon combining all the medicinal virtues of BaIsoJn
Copaya and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and objectionable properties com
bmed with the compound extract of SarsaparIla with
several vegetable extracts of great efficacy forms the
most perfect and desirable remedy ever discovered
ana as II combines the medicinal properties of sarsa-
pafia, II purtles the blood and removes in few DAYS
very vestge of the disease. 1t is particularly recon-
nended in obstinate cases where all other remedies
nave asd The CONNECTION is put up neat lin box
es, with fall directions-esch box containing sufficient
To erect perfect cure in any ordinary case-nd when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
sud by ;. :. HANCE, corner Pratt S. Charles sts
j. II. WARNER, corner Euaw and Market sts; and /
.. MCCORMICK, 46 North Gay Street, Old Town.
Price 81 per box
ap lS dly. ..-..
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SHIaIkIEEiSLTY.

To the Voters of Baltimore CITY and County
Iaz-The undersigned takes the liberty OF announcing
himself as a candidate for the office of SHERIFF, at
the ensuing election. In thus Offering himself 10 your
SURFACES he most respectfully SELECTS your support and
should he be so fortunate receive majority OF your
votes he iatters himself from the knowledge he has OF
last eqht wears and still being the employ OF the pre-
sent SheT) will enable him TO give general saliSiac
ton. hObEhA 'ii''
mao
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How TO DETECT SHARPER.-A German Ba-
ron was known at Bath by a lame and withered
hand. He received his wound thus: He was
once gambling with Irish gentlemen, who
thought the cards We're not played fair, and felt
very it was the Baron at his tricks: the Irish
gentleman took a decisive course: he seized a
fork, and sticking it through the Baron's hand,
pinned it to the table, exclaiming, eff Pam be
not under that gentlenan's hand, Pll beg his par
DON" Pam tcdS there.
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A 41TR 4SSEIS. MAI'T'EAssIeS, no! MAT
TEs ASSES.

sortnentof MATTRESSES of every description,
such as lila, Straw Husk, sc. &c. and above all a new
and excellent article called Ell YsIUM MAT AssEs'
which for cheapness durability and comfort, are us
nasseJ Inv any other Mattresses now in use. Persons
wishing to purchase would do well to call at the Bedding
Marts NJ E. and 5. w. corners of Lombard and Llght
."S7' - - Pr ma l-dtt
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n NEREAL Observation-Disclosures REL
DROPS is an infaIe remedy for the etiectual extrpa
lion Of an species and symptoms of the VI disease
They have long been in gcneiaI by the public be
slowing blessings aud receiving praise; Is scarcely III
the pWer 0f scepcism dOnght its virtues or OF envy
IN deny tllen4 il has achieved ascendant career Of
usefulness which distances the eo1zsstition OF mere
boastfu pretension, and has secured conspicuous sa
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 |
Bazaar Bridge.
GENERAL AGENCIES.
The following agents have been appointed by me:
sell the Genuine Hunters Medicines for the cue
VenereaI Diseases
tDr. WIN. LAMPHIER,
Surgeon Dentist, King It. Alexandria, d.
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REMOVAL.

Uu R. ROBINSON has removed ms 10, ~ nearer
Print and Caricature s,ese, ome Ral,;ard sa
the White Houses next door line !, snnnv an hand %
sn. the Trade and wholesale very New
psss Just scsyed from ny sasss Fl Gem VIII
iuN 80 uasson with several new CaricatuIes OF
humorous na IT, .o''-'s ie2
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owe DoLLAR REWARD

n OST on Saturday afternoon in Saratoga between
II lGreen and North streets, Iadys WORK BASk
ET Containing several small articles of Dress such as
two Cambria Handkerchief, pair of white silk Stock
ines. a Collar, thiinbe, Bead Bag &c, The above
reward will be paid for the same II iett al te Coioha"o
Bath House, Sa atoga street, -
lie dtf j. -
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LAW NOTICE

ArtHAs. II. PITTS & JAS. E. STEWART, .9HoT-
q nous at Lau, have removed 10 the Office in Fayete
street few doors of ST. Paul's street. opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel. They may be found at all times during
business hours when NOT engaged in Court, or absent
from the CITY, Ia the absence Of either OF them, the
nltpr will attend 10 the business nfthe office. APP ~
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BY BUFF GREEN.
THE PILOT q TRANSCRIPT.

Is published at No. Ii, Water street Baltimore nearl
onpnsite Chenpside.
TERMS.-Day, at Six Dollars per annum in adj
vance, or Twelve and half Gents per week payable
to the carrieis. Country, Five Dollars per annun-
payable in advance.
Extra, in pamphlet form and doublel Royal size al
One Dollar for twenty-five numbers,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
square l insertion, so so | square lmonth 81 o.
/ DO. 9 do rs do, 2mOnths %
do. 3 do / 90 do. do. 10 OO
/ do. week, 20 do. 90. 80 10 ~ ~
i do. . do 275 / square per year, $50 90
Cards of two lines only, S. per annum, IN advance.
{0z-Tenl lines, or less, make .qtdre If an adyer-
seneht exceeds ten lnes the price VIII ne IN proper
their insertion except yearles which are payable quar-
efy in advance acknowledgements ordered in till for
bid will be charged fifty cents for each subsequent IN
serliOu. ..f#.s# ..r VI. r.. ...