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MORE AUCTToN RARGAfNs j La,e n

IVE- received from Auction, lot Of black and white
CHINTZ CALICOES, bought imperfect which will
be sold 80 per cent below the regular price few dozen
Ladiesan Genemens black silk Hose, at hafprice Al
so, a few pieces of 10 4 and y 4 EARNESTLY SHEET
ING and further supply Of those heavy Cd Barnesley
Damas. TABLE DIAPERS for which have recently
had much demands likewise large lot of bleached and
brown DOMESTICS, from the Eastern market, which
will be sold by the piece Factory prices; together with
large assortment Of other Goods, at extremely low
prices. GEORGE BEVAN,
an l3v No. 90 Hanover st
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fi00ner'S COmnOnnd AFamatie C0nlcellOn

( < < I < < Z 3 s 3 3 q
6NOOPER'S COMPOUND AROMATIC CON-
" FICTION pleasant, certain, safe, and effae =
al remedy for Gonorr@a and elect This elegant predc
ration, combining all the medicinal virtues of Basom
Copaiya and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties, com
bned with the compound extract of Sarsaparia, with
several vegetable extracts great efficacy, forms the
most perfect and desirable remedy ever discovered
and rs it combines the medicinal properties of sarsa
paila il purfes the blood and removes in few days
very vestge of the disease 1t is particularly
mended in obstinate where all ether remedies
have failed. The CONNECTION is put up in neat Tin box
es, with full dreetons-eaeh hoX containing sufficient
effect perfect in any ordinary case-and when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold by 5. 5. HANCE, corner Pratt s Charles stS,
J. II, WARNER corner EutaW and Market sts.; and j
= o. MCCORMICK, 46 North Gay Street, Old Town.
Price 81 per box
an lS div.
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NxTRA FINE TEAS AT RETAIL.-Gr,en
LAND Black TEA, Of the latest Importation and highest
grade H. POLLOCK,
ap 21d Sm Ne. 10, Baltic: st. near Bridge.
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KSIpER.-I0 bb.s. "TIPPECANOE CIDER. "a 81,
" perior article Received aud for sale by
NORRIS 4 FAIRBAIRN
134t No. 2 Pratt ST. between Cav & Fred'k
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HnHonrAs pnTTHTt..

FHNhOAlAS Bs FO11AsN SHAa--ss ~-s- -niofIh
Il his friends and the public generally, that he con-
tnues TO attend late and early, his Office northwest
corner of St Paul's and Fayetee Streets and is prepar
ed to execute on of reasonable terms with promptness
and accuracy, every kind conveyacng also covenants.
pfenuees' indeniures, sc. He will also state and ad-
just accounts prepare nsolvent papers, draw out last
wills and testaments, take dispositions, execute COM
missions Sc with ali of which he has become familiar
by practice ofmany years, and will be thankful for
employment. ma l.s.lawlw
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ANONCENTISATIID COMPOUND OF SAR
a SAPARILLA, CUBEBS, AND COPATVA for the
cure ofGONORHGA, elects, sc.
This medicine is n combination, in concentrated form
Of the remedial articles which usually admitted
be most eicacious in the diseases above mentioned
possesses the medicinal properties of the articles from
which il is prepared in highly concentrated state while
Interchangeable odor and taste dismissed remov
ed For sale by G. r. DUIIURST s. co.
ma 3 corner of Pratt ST. and Dugan's wharf.
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6tTATE OF rIARYI.ANn- RAIrr,1opr

GsTATE OF MARYLAND, BALTJsIoRE
- CITY TO W.T. hereby certify that Alexander
Gould, Sen, of Baltimore city, brought before me he
subscriber, one Of t1e justices Of the peace of the State
OF Maryland in and for said city, the 25i day Of
April, 1910, as stray trespassing upon his enclosures
ONE GRAY MARE COLT about two years old, I or
u hands high long switch tail, no other marls-AIso
one SORREL MARE COLT, about yvo years old eIev
en- or twelve hands high blaze in the face left hind foot
white above the pastemjoint; no other marks. Both
colts well grown for their age.
Given under my hand this 18th April 1910.
a. II. PENNINGTON
The owner of the above described Colts are yennet
ed to come forward, prove property pay charges and
take them away ALEXANDER COfJT. n
ap 20 dwH. Bloomsbury Farm, Ferry road
"a 10 cases No. 3 CAP,
2 do No. plain do. erm
DO No. ruled LETTER,
DO Fine do do .ss
5 do Superine Go do
do do do do az
just s,1 received and for sale afmill prices by
ISohSEk, WHRELWRIGHT g. NUDGE.
DIP 81 No. 3 S. Charles n fun esa.xs y
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Its positive qualities follows:
lst-For nilntS keeping the head free from scurf and
causing luxurient growth of hair.
2d-For ladies after child BIRTH restoring the skin to
its natural strength and rmness, and preventing the fall
ling ON of the hair.
3dFor any person recovering from any debility the
sameeffect is produced.
4-If used in infancy till good growth is started, il
may be preserved by attention TO the latest period of life
5t-ft frees the head from dandruff strengthens the
roots mparts health and vgor to the circulation, and
prevents the hair from changing and getting grey
6t-It causes the hair TO curl beautifully when done
up in il night.
1T3-No ladies' toilet should ever be without it.
7th-Children WHO have by any contracted YER
min in the head, are Immediately and perfectly cured
them by its use.as 1t is iniaible
For sale by nearly all respectable druggists Apply to
Conlstock s. Co 3 Fletcher street, New York.
Sold by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner of Hanover and Marker streets.
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healing, aperient and anodyne nature-open all OBJ
stuctons OF the breast and lungs, promote e4pecora
ton strengthen, cense and heal the tender infamed
lungs, carry off the slow, inward hectic fever, promote
digestion, strengthen the nerves, increase the appetite
and revive the tone and dropping spirits. cooperation
of the Specific is safe mild and easy. an! may be tax
without danger, by in the last stage of preg
nancy, and is sovereign remedy for Children and gives
immediate relief to the whoopng cough, teething and
the bowel complaints. The proprietor has been in the
habit fusing this specific in his private practice for these
thirty years past in Hypoehondrcal, Hyserical Nerv
Gus Diseases accompanied with depression and low
of spirits, &c. well diseases Of the heart and
lungs, with unparalleled success The dose OF the Spe
TiIi "a he Ness according 10 the and Strength the
patient as directed for the cOnsumpuve.
NH 2-2aw-ap 30
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=.
BnOOTS CHEAP TO SUIT THE TIMES
ED TIP BOOTS, and all that sort of things, at SO and
Si pair, Just the article TO suit long march, They
will be found useful and ncedtul at the present time.
{63-Cal and you shall be suited.
VIM. II. BANGS,
No 72l Baltimore street, opposite
ma 81 lie TOXyt, Clnck.
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TRUSTEE,s SAFE.

EPE virtue of decree of Baltimore county court, sit
ERnng as court of Equity, the subscriber will offer
at public sale at the Exchange on MONDAY, the Both
OF May, at one O'Clock p. the following property to
wit;
An improved LOT OF GROUND, situated on the
South side of Fayete street, between Pine and Cove
streets, adjoining lot heretofore owned by S. Every
This lot fronts 20 feet more less, on Fayete street,
and runs back Park lane, about $50 feet in depth.
Also, a LOT of GROUND on the south side ofFayette
at the distance of about feet easxardy from the
Intersection of the south side of Fayete and side
Pine, fronting onFayette street % feet and runnngback
so feet TO a twelve foot alley This property is "a
subject to ground rent of $35 per annum, and hsisf
is improved with comfortable two stored 5za#
DWELLING HOUSE. -
Also an unmprovcd LOT on the north side of Bal
nore street the distance of about 70 feet west from
the corner of Greene street. fronting on Baltimore ST.
% feet and running back 100 feet. This lot wen
the first above described will be sold in fee simple
The terms of sale are one third of the purchase mo
ney to be paid in cash, one Third ut three months and
the remaining Third at six monls-the payments to be
made with interest from the day ofsale and to he secur
ed by good or bonds. Deeds to be made upon the
receipt of the whole purchase money, and not before
more particular description of the above property will
j. P. KENNEDY, Trustee.
APP 30 2aw3w GRUMPY co Auct
FINISHING TACKLE-A general assortment, and
81 BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and coun
try. BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Black
smiths all sizes and at reduced prices, wholesale and
retail For sale at DUKEHART'S
mas General Variety Store, No. lOl4 Baltimore st.
RGARDBN'S PATIENT SCALE
HTS FACTORY, corner Of BGlde1ston
U S. Charles streets, where may be had alta
81 times, all of the different kinds of Weigh
ingAPPARATUS, from the largest RAIL
ROAD to the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers be furnished with these articles,
made in this city, TWENTY TO THIRTY PER
CENT CHEAPER than they are charged by commits
sion merchants The public respectfully invited TO
call and examine for themselves.
JESSE MARDEN,
patentee and Manufacturer.
N B.-SCALES Of all kinds REPAIRED at show
tiee. mo 5-trd
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Z HOUCTG'S PANACEA, PREPARED SOLELY
IL a FROM VEGETABLE MATTER, BY JACOB
HOUCK, Baltimore. This justly celebrated Panaeea
may be taken with perfect safety by all ages and in all
diseases Its are for the following Diseases Dys
pepsia Loss of Appetite Indigestion, Inflammation oil
the Stomach Heart Burn, Darrlea, Dysenery or tlux,
Piles, Fstula Distracted Menstruaton, Ague and Fe-
ver Bilious or Remttent Fever, Typus Fever, Scarlet
Fever, Small Pox, Erysipelus or ST. Anhony's Fire,
Asthma, Peurisy, Measles, Yellow Fever, Coshveness,
Wind on the Stomach Bowels, Cholera Morbus, Con-
sumption, Influenza, Colds Coughs, inflammatory Sore
Throat or Qunsey, WhoOpng Cough, Thrush or sore
Mouth, Putrid Sore Throat, Group inflammation of the
Heart Dropsy Ricketts, Diseases of the Liver Jaundice,
difficulty of making Urine Gleet Mysteries, Nervous and
Scroulous Affections of the members and ligaments,
Mercuria and Venena Diseases Ulcers, Sores, Alice
tons of the Skn and all diseases arising from impure
blood.
PRICE, PER BOTTLE, so.
{h7-The above Medicine can be obtained in South
Charles street, opposite German, with proper directions
for using. liberal discount made to persons who buy
to SELL
{Gy-Likewise, the PANACEA can be obtained in all
of the cities, and the greater part of the towns and vii
lagos in the United States The great number of GER
icates accompanying the directions, showing the great
cures the Panaceahas effected when all other medicines
have failed will fully satisfy the public of its efficacy.
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INDIAN spECIFIC.

FOR the cure OF Colds.
WhoopiRg Cough, Splitting
of Blood and Consumption,
&c. Just received and fol
sale by the Agents.
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
, corner Hanover and Balti-
more sts., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by n chemical process from
herbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, whenin greatest perfec-
lion. They are of baIsamic,
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PLIcE so CENTS A BOTTLE.

pr. LEIDY's INDICATED EXTRACT OF SAL
SAPARILLA,
Is the strongest compound fluid Extract of Sarsaparlla
in existence used in all diseases of the liver skin and
bones, impurities of the blood, all diseases formed
produced by the ofmercury and other minerals
stmona Diseases ulcers of the nose throat and body,
scrofIla or kings evil eryspelas, syphilis Iues, vene
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-23
u. 8. Clre uit Court.
Refore Iudua Thnmnsnn


DEc. %. The Schooner Butterfly, vs.. The United
States This case came up before his honor
appeal from the decision of his honor Judge Belts.
II appeared that the proceedings were founded a
section of the act Of $780, prohibiting the carrying
Of the lave trade, from one foreign port to ano
Their.
II appeared that the Butterfly had been unlav full
ly fired into and captured by British cruiser, and
the wrong so far sustained by the United States,
to use the testimony Of her officer for the purpose
of forfeiting the vessel That same cruiser, prota
bly, emboldened by this implied liberation IL the
visitation and search of vessels sailing under the u
s flag, has since grossly violated that same flag Of
the United States, in the seizure Of two other
sells sailing under the flag Of the u. $.
In the of the Butterfly. now before the Court,
the right Of seizure does not come up, but the case
turns upon whether excuipa,ory testimony sufficient
has been produced to warrant this Court in with
drawing the case, frem the act Of 1910
The general ground assumed for the vessel is,
that the United States are compelled to have prov
ed in the Affirmative the whole charge just the
case had occurred in the year 1900, that act alone
being relied upon by the United States, and under
which the clearest testimony was reqaired, inss-
much as a branch Of the slave trade was then law
full precisely if il had occurred in the year 1900
His Honor promised a decision on an early day.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES q o RDON BE N N EFT,

JAMES c oRDON BENNETT,
NO. 81 ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENTS extensive circulai
don of the HERALD, both in town and country makes
rupeEor channel for adv ertisers
LINES LESS:
3. ssss ! is IS 8 s sSs Il 80 80
roR
weeks, S. 80 > MONTHS $s 90
4 month, s 90 months, 10 90
or All advertisements to be paid for before their nser
Advertisements inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD at 81
per square every insertion
MOsslsa HEaILD--issued every morning, except Sun
day price too cents per copy Country subscribers FUR
aished at the same rate for specific period remit
lance IN advance No paper SENT unless paid in advance
WExKLY HsRALD-issued every Saturday morning, AT
sEne ecoc price sr cents per copy. Furnished to coln
sry subscribers at So per amman in advance.
re9ueed to address their Letters 70
JAMES, Gon9oN bESNErr, Proprietor and Editors and all
srs1rs Oh Da.lness mas ns noss POI.
BRITISH AND AMERLGA,N STEAM NAVIGATION
BRITISH QUEEN AND PRESIDENT
>H,SAgvn These Steam Shps mtended to run
<5 tSsareguarly between this port, London and
sss e.. Liverpool, asfollowa;--
NEW YORK TO LONDON.
sRiTls 9uEEN e sSis tons and , so horse power
sao Se !sHd:@ ! tfiS SsG York
NEW YORK no LIVERPOOL.
MlVTD The PRESIDENT oiaass tons, and 600
Er2 S.I Liverpool f SaI NsS York.
rate n the Man sao0n IS ss and all either
WAl be furnished Or cali at reasonable rates
The British Queen will take cargo.
Psss s @ Of both ships may be
S'f freight or psssass'aps|kktsep swoRrH SMITH
o4i 4Jones' lane, rear Of 1903 Front street
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In Chancery.
n C.. AZ. Va. CLu.-.11.r


Before the Vice Chancellor.
His Honor delivered the following decision
John Haggcriys 81 ais KNOWLES, Taylor, ct ais.
This was an application to appoint receiver.
His Honor said, that under all the circumstances
disclosed in the answer, and which denied that the
complainants ave creditors VI the limited partner
ship, he of opinion that this court must leave
the ccmplanants to establish THAR rights as such
creditors at common law, before IL would interfere
in their behalf with the partnership effects a
trust fund. The motion To appoint receiver, ia
therefore, said his honor, denied Counsel enqsired
about costs" costs TO abide the result" said his
honor.
Susan Anna DE REESE, -1nns Fay, Phillip
MiHspaugh, ct als.-This Was an application for
injunction, which was ordered, with reference TO
master
Edmund Y. Carpenter, W.. John Vanser and
Jonathan ID. JTickes In this case, His Honor or
dered that the injunction be dissolved. Costs to
abide the event.
Special Meeting OF the Com saon Council.
De. ~ -BoAnD or ALBRRMES.-The reading of
the minutes of the last meeting was dispensed witt
Reports adopted Appropriations to the amount
Of fifteen hundred and sevcnivsx thousand dollars
for the service Of the year 1871, were decided on,
and the Finance Committee authorised to borrow
half million Of dollars on account Of the taxes for
the next year.
These reports having been adopted with one dis
sentient,
Aid. Graham moved to take M Document No. ~
The motion wac adopted, and the ordinance con-
CURED in mem con.
Committee on the Croton Aquaduct,w hch he moved
TO lay ON the table End be pr n'ed.
Aid. Graham said he mad objection TO this
course, and the motion was adopted.
And the Board adjourned.
THE WAN MOVEMENT NAME The saeo
Herald states that messenger arrived in that town
on Monday evening last from Ffedericktop, ". H..
with dispatches for Gov. Fairfield, the putport OF
which is ne follows:-
Lieut.. Gev Harvey informs Governor Fairfield
that the Governor General ofthe Canafa az has or
dered detachment how large a detachment il not
stated)-o her Majesty's troops on 10 the Madawss
ka territory for the (ostcnsble) purpose Of aiding
the civil magistrate IN those settlements in the
cution Of tine laws Of the Province sod in protecting
the rights Of Hec Msjesty's subjects sr John dis
claims having bad anything g. do with the matter,
and states that in letter 60 the Governor General
he has advised the withdrawal of the troops. and
the substitution OF an armed civil posse such as
the State Of Maine uov employs on the Aroostook
territory-as amply sufficient for all the purposes
Tor which the troops are intended.
Tits understood that upon the recsipt OF Sir John
Uarvey's letter, Governor Fairfield wrote imme-
diately to Washington, informing the President Of
this last Infringement Of the rights " Maine and of
ecurss demanding that the troops be removed, either
by negotiation or by force
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

SINGULAR RELIGIOUS CEREMosY-A CONVERT
TO THE CATHoLIc FAITH-ABJURArIoS OF THE
PRoTEsrAST.-A very curious ceremony is to be
performed tomorrow, in the Catholic "Church OF
ST. Mary's," at the corner Of Grand and Ridge
streets, about half hour past ten in the morning.
A Protestant clergy is to abjure his faith, and to
make a profession Of the Catholic religion. His
name is the Rev John jacob MAMMALIAN Oertal, OF
Ansback. in Bavaria, Germany. He received his
Protestant ordination from the Consistory Of that
church at Ansback, August 1887, and sent by
the Rhenish Missionary Society to preach the gospel
to the German Protcstants in this country. lie has
preached himself into Catholic.
The ceremony Of conservation is to be performed
by Bishop Dubois, with all the pomP Of Roman
grandeur. We would advise the Rev. DIR. Brown
lee to be present This strange remuneration OF
ones religion will great deal Of Curiosity
and some remark / was born, educated, and am
still, good and pious Catholic, cas- understand
it," but any Of sense, born and educated Pro-
testant who can abjure his religion for mine, take
10 be little better than q" | may be mistaken,
but this is my opinion" J
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Correspondence OF the Herald.


ALBANY, March IL.
Internal Bankrupt La1o-New York
Fire Department, &c. &c.
The ball was opened in the Senate today. The bill
providing for aid to the Hudson & Berkshire Rail-
road came up and this of course presented the whole
SUBJECT OF internal Improvements. Mr.. Furman, the
Chairman OF the Railroad Committee, explained the
objects and necessity of the BILL in neat, pertinent,
and appropriate speech, in which he indicated the
policy OF furthering, by judicious egisaton, work 5
OF internal improvement, where the interests of the
people would be promoted
Col. Young followed, and denounced the policy of
internal improvements in every shape and under all
circumstances. The Colonel is Just two centuries
behind the spirit of the age.
Mr. Tallmadge replied in very spirited and able
speech. He spoke with great power and much eff
feet
The Committee rose without taking the question,
but think the bill will pass the Senate.
The resolutions recommending the passage of a
general bankrupt law, were passed unanimously,
after being briefly explained by Mr.. Tallmadge
A memorial was presented from your Fire De-
partment, praying for reorganization Of the whole
concern They pray for the appointment of FIVE
Commits siOners to have the control over the depart
ment, as is now vested in the Common Council
The Currency Bill drags its slow length along in
the house.
Col stone Is dong all that was lett by his maker,
to render himself unauthorized, unmitgated S.
He is lingering all the men, women, and children
that he can catch, under pretence of magnetising
them. He tickled the Governor into gentle slum-
ber night before last, but his Excellency will not
give him the mission TO Holland, asleep awake.
Peter Simple wants to get the appointment, but
il can't be did.
The Governors greatly annoyed by the persever-
ing opportunities Of these fellows, and is utterly at
loss what course to adopt. | have recommended
to him to postpone the appointment altogether and
should not be disappointed if he was to act on
m
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QUEEN vIcToRrA's NEw-YoRK WEDDING CAKE.
The following are the quantities OF the ingredi-
onts and the gross weight Of this Cake-which is to
be cut up the fete at Niblos, on the 10Th instant
II is to be Of one thousand pounds weight conshs-
ing rs lbs. -four, 125 lbs. sugar, 10 lbs butter
1850 eggs go lbs raisins, $50 lbs currants-spoes
sc. in ample proportion. IL will, therefore, be
much larger than the original large wedding cake
ordered BY Victoria, herself, in England, TO be
served up at the banque, given to the nobility.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
Coroncr's Omce.

An inquest was held yesterday, at 167 Church
street on the body Of a negro, named Robert Jack
son, aged 30 who died suddenly, at his lodgings the
night previous. Verdict, death from natural causes.
Another inquest was held at the City Hospital, on
the body of John Bevan, one Of the crew Of the
Great Western. II appeared that Bevan was sent
aof to grease the mizzcn topmast and he fell TO the
deck with great violence, fractured his thigh, arm
and scull. lie died on Thursday night. Verdict
accidental death.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

THE PoLtcE DEPARrMIyr.-The delinquencies
and rogueries Of this department, we understand
will be brought to light previous to the next cleo
tion, and such system Of vlainy probably never
has existed since the days Of Jonathan Wild and
his stool pigeons il the great Jonathan Wild Of
police Office removed, things would 60 much
better Let all who wish TO abate nuisance, come
forward and disclose what they know
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

RIenr.-The Methodsts have come out decidedly
against granting the Catholics any exclusive portion
Of the School Fund. Let them send their children
to the public schools, and get its benefit in that form
That is the way that ], Catholic, received tn,
benefit Of the School Fund in Scotland The Com
mittee Of the Corporation is now sitting this sub
iect. Let Us have no excusivcness.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

The WEEKLY HERALD will be published this
morning at the office, 2l Ann sreet-price Ia cents
in wrappers.