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like cans. md effect none can doubt the truth of the
trio PRONUNCIATION. 1t was perhaps an nPrudent move
to disclose the working behind the curtan-hence the
effort Of Mr. r. to place the ground OF his refusing to
respectful enquiries, upon Inc footing suosc.
ouently announced in his letter to his Wing friends of
the New York Legislature. But 1t Will not do. 'Ihe
policy is that the General make no further
of his opinion for the pubc eye whilst occupying his
present postion 1.-The Committee are strengthened
in regard 10 the propriey of this policy that new
issue be made to the public FROM the CONSIDERATIONS
THAT THE NaTioSAL CONVENTION DEEMED 1T IMroLI-
TIC At THE THEN CRISIS TO PUBLISH ANY GENERAL nE-
CLARATIoS OF TuE VIEWS OF THE GREAT OPPOSITION
PARTY and certainly the policy at the present remains
unaltcred In the mean time, we cannot help express
inr the hope that friends every where will receive
the nomination of Mr.. Harrison WITH SOMETHING Axis
ro Gryrpors cosrlpExcE" Yes Sir, here is the key
TO the great change of Mr.. III. tie cannot do the be-
hes,s Of his party without following out, far he
can the course pointed out by the Harrisburg Conven
ton and the world knows the fact SO frankly stated by
the trio committee, that the National Convention
deemed il mpotc, at the then CRISIS, 10 publish any
general declaration of the views OF inc great Opposition
psrty" It was not done sat the then crisis il has
not been done since Did their great Baltimore Con
vcnton do it, No. Sir Do their Orators do It: NO,
Sir And why; because their materials are too
discordant 1t was well known, had it been at
tempted that party could not stand 4 moment
made M n, il is of Federallsts Aboitionists, and
Southern Wings, among whom are federallsts. a de.
caration Of principles would blow them sky hgh ana
therefore it ~ that they stand united SIMPLY upon
broad denuncistion, ssuncompromlsng hostility to Mar
tin Van Buren, To effect this, the jcsuI,ical doctrine
is rcsor,cd to, that the end usttes the menns-and
thus H. that this party, disregardng the understand
ngs of the people, pander to their passions and feenss
by substituting for argument and the PRONUNCIATION oil
their principles oratorca display, Of denunciaon, PHI
lppics ofte embtteredk nd; revolutionary appeals
and displays of great professions, music
and shouts, with log cabins hard cider, skins, and
banners. They think by these exhibitions and huz1as
lead off the attention of the peope-to .ave off ar
gument and, in the midst of their carousal, to place
their Federalist Chief in the Presidential Chair.
uaiug,y IN OuTH
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my judgment, he has we'll deserved. The support
he has thus fairly earned, will willingly give him.
long rs he shall continue to merit it, Nor will ! ever
concur in the attempt to remove any tried servant who
as think, has deserved well Of his country.
And now, SIR, having satisfied all your inquiries, to
the end that | may not be compelled to undergo the
same labor again commit this letter to you, TO be u.ed
you may think proper.
| am, sir, respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
LTTTLETON w. TAZEW ELL.
DR. I YorSG p0rtsmOuth In
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d. NJ. HOYT & co.'s Court of Fortune.

DRAWN Nos Of Virginia Le,sburg Lottery, Class No :,
- drawn 10Th August, 1910
IL Is II ~ 10 10 q - 20 % 81
MANY good the above $4,000 Tor Sstur
dly. Send your orders u. VI. HVi1 & 60.
Sep, St--lt
OTlCE.tn persons having claims against :llc r-'1'e
Charles Tcnr., late Of Hanover her-bg rered 10 pre-
sent them settlement Those indebted a1 estate r.
CURED 10 make without delay, am DESTROYS 20 EEL
up The esiate in the sho!iesi possible time.
NICHOLAS TERRELL, Fl o..
Sept t3-~aw
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irrcnt markets throughout the country viii exhibit Ge
morally the relative difference here stated, and YET
the lace OF such facts the sndenvor made TO gull the
people. by telling them, that If there L. States
Bank they would get better prices for their produce
shane-shamc upon party that will resort such
eect'oneerlng straagcms II is part Of their sus
te" SIR, am not gifted with the spirit Of prophecy,
and III we're should most rcpugnanv be the harbinrcr
ofey forebodings- II is my opinion based upon INV
best reflection, that should The people of this country
elect Mr. II. their President, they viii as certainly be
saddled with another United States Bank, more hide
GUS and consequently more powerful than any we have
ever yet scen-nothng short, Sir, Of one with 30 mil.
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= bUN EkNUN LIN Ell"
We have the pleasure oflaying before readers to-
day letter from this distinguished gentleman At a
meeting of the District Convention held in this town
the 10Th OF last month, committee waited on Mr..
Tazewell with request that he would preside its
deliberations which he declined in consequence of fee
bic health and having also retired from the busy
of political life. But al the time, communicated
candidly and frankly to the Committee hiss sentiments
in relation to the alexciting topics of the day. The
opinions OF Mr. Tazcwe expressed by the commit
tee, having called forth nvdious and ilIbcral remarks
induced one Of them, Dr. j F. Young, 10 address him
letter and his reply 10 that gentleman publish
and VII eli we are sure will command the attention Of
our readers
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CLAssIPICArl0N

FLOUR-Within the last few days our stock has con-
sderably increased and the stock AT the landing, aoai
is large. The demand has been moderate. A sale OF
700 bbls. made Thursday 50 rs, and has since
been freely offered So 62! but at this reduced
rate have heard of no considerable sales.
WHISKEY-There has been some improvement lit
this article, and the article is in demand at 24a25 cents
for rcctifed.
BEEF-1'ransactons confined 10 very limited par
GELS SIS 50al6 for Mess in bbls do in half bbis Sa
8; Prime $40 50.
PORK-There continues to be moderate demandfor
plantation use in addition which the u. s. Govern
en has taken since our last about 800 barrels Mess at
Sl6 The receipts, for weeks past have scarcely
exceeded the sales, that there is little or no accumu
aiion of stock Our quotations SIS 75aSl6 for mess
VI S14al4 50 Prime Sl2 5Oal3, o $llall 80. AT
these rates holders firm, and the greater part OF the
stock is limited above them. We know of no uansac-
tions in Bulk Pork.
BACON-The receipts continue light but we have no
imprOyement to notice in the demand Limited sales
only can be effected al 10 cents for Canvassed ams Ga
for uncanyassed do, a5 for Sides, and 4a5 cents for
Shoulders.
LARD-We hear Of very few transactions in this arti-
cle but continue quotations of all cents, remark
ing of the sales at l0a cents Shippers TO
Cuba buying the present rates, and hence the
Inactivity of the market.
TOBACCO-Tle transactions in the latter part of the
week have been iar and prices have advanced shade
One safe of ia hhds was made a, and Sc n round
lot. The demand for fine Tobacco of the Isl and 2nd
qualities ia good.
FREIGIITS are without change. A. l. Americans
hold for full cargoes Id to Liverpool; DC 10 Hayre
for cotton BIS Sd for tabaccotO the continent There
having calm in the bay arrivals are light, and
ship masters take the advantage of the circumstance
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THANCERY SALE.-Under decree of the
a. Court of Chancery the subscriber as Trustee, will
offer for sale at public auction on the PREMISES at ten
O'Clock A. NJ Saturday the 9th June next, the VAL
UABLE FARM (calted 'fLonsworth'D situate about ID
miles, from Baltimore, and about one mie from the
main road of Back River Neck, adjoining lands eff An
drew Collins Joseph Joce, and the heirs of John Uhle
and binding Browns Creek, near the mouth of Back
River being the land described in the Deed recorded in
Baltimore County Land Records, in Liber w. G. No.
ia folio 1851 Itcontans about 1913 ACRES OF LAND
which is represented very good and well improved
with lime, ashes &c.
~ The buildings FRAME DWELLING
TtiIf HOUSE, large BARN, with extensive Sheds,
Granary and other out-houses. There Is pump
of good water near the dwelling.
At the time will be sold the Farming Utensils of
the place. aud the stock and also four Slaves (hree e
males and one mae.)
Terms of saie fourth fthe purchase money cash.
or on ratification of sale with interest from the day Of
SALE and the residue g. aud y months from said day
with interest ereom, and all payments to be secured
by bond notes with security to be approved by the
Trustee. CHARLES f. MAYER.
ma 10 APR 2awts.
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NAMES HAIR TONIC.

wv z have, heretofore, numbered Ourselves among
w those who believed that ssAlbert's Hair ToHc."
sold bv Dr. JAYNE was one of the many quack nostrums
whose virtues are never beyond the ulsome puts
of their author. We are willing, at length, to make
psbic ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the of our belief. An
intimate friend some three months snce AZ the
top of whose Uranium bald as piece OF pohsnea
MARBLE maugre all our jcsting and rdcue OF the aea
bottle or two of the Hair Tonic from Dr. Jayne, and &C
cordina to his directions applied it. During the sama
week he same friend ushered himself into presence
and mcoyeriua his hitherto naked head, asonished us
with thin though uxuriant growth of hair, from one 70
two inches in lensh-upon the very premises we haa
believed unyiena to cultivation the uackiess sane
that skirts the Atlantic. This puff but is religious
" true and to these who doubt the gentleman can Dc
pointed out What y more in favor of this .Tonac,
he case here cited ss NOT Of temporary badness
no sudden lass Of tho hair-but WIS one " years
standins though The gentleman IA hut IS years Of aSe
fPhiiadelphia Lprt efThe Times October 9lst, iox
THE sboye nreeaseon b sold By @. L. Duhurss, cor
nsr of Bussn.s whad, and Pran street, lowes enc o
crnise Msrkrt anace. ma q.
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READ ANO REFLECT.

PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVERWORT.
4 Il season Like the present. when, in consequence
"A of the rapidly varying changes of the weather. al
ernHtng from dry moist, from hot TO cold, coughs
colds, asthma, catarTh sc. daily becoming more
prevalent remedy universally effectuai in removing
ill such complaints is deserving of especial attentions
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
of vegetable ingredients, composing Tin addition to the
herb from which il derives its name) several others
equally valuable and restorative in their effects y offer
ed to the community in the PECTORAL HONEY OF
LIVERWORT, which since it was first presented to
the public by the proprietor has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily rendered, the
originals of many which, by the leave of the pares
may examined by all interested, at the store of the
proprietor In fact all of Colds, Coughs Ast
ma, Influenza, Group, Whoopng Cough, and every In
amniatory affection of the Chest and Lungs, the Pee
roRAL HONEY LIvERwoRT stands unrvaled, hav
ing IN every instance when the disease has been
most aggravated and virulent kind, effected pert
feet cure if its continued at least afforded
partial benefit to the serer, which only required his
own perseverance to become perfect cure. Many Of
respectable citizens have authorized the
prietoT communicate their names, evidence of the
truth of the above statements all interested enqurers-
{ay-Prepared by JAMES d. NOWILL, New York
and for sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
apo Sole Agents for Baltimore.
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CAMpHINE LIGHT.

YEyIsE superiority of the CAMPHINE LIGHT, to
that of either Oil Gas, has been fully tested
by some hundreds who are using it in this city, both
regards the braney Of the Light and that OF economy.
than one-iaJ the expense of Gas or Oh, and in addition
to which possesses all the good qualities that other
tfcia lights not; regard to cleanliness there
nothing to compete with it, and in trimming the Lamp, it
done with facility and less trouble than with
the ordinary lamp. The Camphine Oil Is purely vegeta-
BILE and warranted free from combustion. There are
now upwards of 10000 ofthe Lamps usedin New YORK,
and increasing daily large assortment OF which, and
T. PALMER & co.
NIB The Lamps are burning every night at Stores,
where they can be seen. ma 70 4t
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~ sxyATHr.s PANAcEA-cAUrIoN.-The

M syyAIET,s PANACEA-CAUTIoN.-
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years, its increasing demand, ana rs
UNPARALLELED success, has induced number OF personsy
from time 10 time both at home and abroad to initiate g
in various ways. --.-..
bearing other Names did not consider II necessary ~
advert TO them, but having evidence IN our Pc On u
the gross receptions practised by unpnncpeo net3 u
vending spurious syrup for the sfgenuine Swain Pan
acea cannot strongly caution the puphc 20 aEoo
purchasing our medicines from any but the most resPec
Ills difficult to detect in many instances, the actual
perpetrators of these impostons, as the spurious
the generally sent into the mteflol ao "
some time back we detected fraudulent imitation in
New York, closely resembling our owa, put tns
labelled William Swain, instead OF WILLiAA
SWAIN. -,
More recently we have found bottles cast in mould
precisely like our own, but 'Swam's Panacea" new
York is blown in the glass, instead of 'Swams Pana
cea,' Philadelphia.
We have received repeated advices from the West In
da islands that empty bottles purchased up at
high rates. for the purpose of rehllng them with spe
ous mixture: and of the thousands OF boules OF swans
Panacea annually sold in principal Cities we can
collect bat very of the empty boities as hey are
made use of various ways to defraud the Propnetof
We have known instances of three bottles being made
out of one by mixing portion of Sarsaparilla syrup
with the genuine Swaim's Panaeea, thereby retaining
some of its virtues. -
In Philadelphia lately large order was received by
mercantile house for Swsm's Panacea bottes noe1o
in exact imitation of made ana Ihe ofueL
slippied-and recent advices from Brazils inform us uaE
q vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at RIO DC JanelIvt
partly laden with bottles precisely like our own we
have also in possession book printed in Germany, ts
smile of our own book of cases and certheates'
From all these circumstances 1t will be seen nai NJ
genuine Sgaims Panaeea is cOuRtereitcd and initiated
s considerable extent; and as these limitations are not
only fraud upon US, but will necessarily protract me
suerngs OF nvads in those diseases where the genuin@
medicine might have proved eficaci0us, we must rely
upon the public to purchase the swatm's Panacea ony
from authentic and respectable houses and Dealers who
obtain their supplies either from Laboratory IN Pha
delpha or from our accredited and General Agent
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No. 40 Pine street,
New-York.
fsioredA WILLIAM SWAIN 4 SON
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Marketsteets,
m. 90 aodtf Baltimore
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MARRIED.,

On the Cd inst in ST. Johns Church, by the Rev r.
H. Ball, David w. h. Harrod to Miss Sarah Ann,
daughter Of Capt. John S Smith, all OF baltimore
ON the Cd inst by the Rev. Dr. Morris, Jacob Bow
or TO Miss Cornelia Rowland, daughter of The late
Thos. l.. Lawrence, Esq.
On the 18th ult by the Rev. ]. A. Gere, John Collin
son. Esq of West River, to Miss Sarah Ann & Seweli,
of Baltimore. - ~
On the same, by the same, William Hall to Miss zia-
tiida Holland, both of Baltimore.
On the 3lst ut by the Rev. Mfr. Scheb, Henry Walk
@, 10 Miss Emilia Cook, both of Baltimore.
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HOLLZNIAN,s MANSION HOUSE.

HOLLZnIAN'S MANSION HOUSE.
FUNHE subscriber having taken that large and COM
= modous House, with granite front, corner of ST.
Pauls and Fayette streets, has II now open for the
cepton of visiters. The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and it is believed that there is house
in this city, that is better arranged for the convenience
and comfort of its boarders. 1t has two large parors
chambers well arranged, neat and airy. The subscn
Der pledges himself that neither pans expense shall
be wanting his part give Abstraction his guests
In conclusion, he pledges himself to good Table,
and have clean beds and good and faithful servants and
TO make his charges to correspond with the times.
JOHN II. HOFFMAN,
Baltimore, June 18th, 1540-3taw4w S-3a4w
0I3-The National Inteigencer will please insert this
twice week for four weeks and send their bill to this
Office.
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HOWARD'S HOTEL,
BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDEN LANE, NEW


YORK.
YzJHIS HOTEL is one of the most commodous in
a the Union, having front upon Broadway of over
100 feet, and upon Maiden Lane 50 feet with two large
wings extending in the rear l35 feet 1t SIX stories
high exclusive of basement and under cellars, and con
taining over 900 bed chambers, each well lighted and
ventilated with grates-besides numerous private par
ours witt sleeping rooms atachod and public paIiours
dining reading and other There aer two elegant
dining Saloons the floors of which a. well as the spa
cious halls in the first and second stones together with
the reading and other public rooms are paved with lt3
ian marble. There is also extensive and pleasant
room fronting upon Broadway, fitted up for ladies' or
nar and the ladies provided with attractive public
paYiors and private entrance to the Hotel from Maiden
Lane.
The subscriber having for nine years past received
liberal pzonage from merchants, and principally from
gentleme6f business at his former Hotel in Broad street,
i satisfied from experience that early meals to many
acceptable therefore he has had his house 50 SON
structed be able meals TO such at early
hours The hours adopted for meals are as follows, VIZ:
In Gcntlemans dining room, upon LIST floor, Breaktastat
T. or half past with reference to the season of the
year Dinner in the same at O'Clock In Gentiemans
dining room, upon ID story, and also in Ladies' ordinary
Breakfast from to 10 O'clock and Dinner at half dls 3,
Printed bills of fare daily got up for the different ding
ing rooms, and it is optional with Gentlemen TO
take their seats in either of the Genuemen's dining
rooms without giving any notice OF their choice, the
subscriber hopes the extra trouble and expense in the at
tempt to suit their convenience in this respect will be
properly appreciated by generous public, and that
Commensurate patronage will result herefrom
Thn House possesses every convenience that the sub
scrber could devise and is universally pronounced by
vsiters be most repete in it, internal 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 it has living spring of pure soft water up
the premises, which apart from its intrinsic worth as
wholesome beverage so unusual to be found in the
lower part the city, adds very much to the safety OF the
establishment case of fire the premises;
apoweru force pump being attached TO the well to force
water therefrom as well from the various cisiens in
the yard the reservoirs under the roof from which,
by of the hose be forced over any part Of
the premises in an instant.
In short, this establishment has been got up without
reference to cost and it the intention of the subscr
Der have stand among the best hotels in the country
Heihopes TO be favored with a share Of public patron
age
mas-d1m D. D, HOWARD.
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HEAR CREEK HOTEL.

AI ORTIZ POlNT.-The public are respectfully in
u formed that the Bear CREEK HOTEL, 81
IS now open for the reception of company, who lss5
will be accommodated with every comfort ande@@s-A5
luxury, blend the rural pleasures of the country
with the mere fashionable recreatiOns of the city.
BOATS will be supplied to Fishing parties, and
large ARK built expressly for the purpose, be OBJ
tanned for company Of ladies' and gentlemen, who viii
be protected by its accommodations from rain
DINNERS and SUPPERS will be supplied at the
shortest notice.
SOFT CRABS and every other decacy, when IN
season, will be furnished in profsion-aId in short,
cry exeron will be made by the proprietor to promote
the comfort and pleasure of his guests.
ma 1876 HENRY T. HOUCK.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
S.aH.aNN.aH M.aRK Ers. Mes 30.

COTTON-Thee has arrived since 22d inst 55Tl bales
Upland and DAG bales s. l. cotton and cleared M the
time 5000 bales Up.nd and 746 do s. J. cotton, leaving
stock on hand inclusive of all on shpboard not clear
ed on the 29th inst 2 bales Upland and $50 bales
s. L. cotton The advance in Upland noticed in our last
report has been fully maintained and occasional sales
made ut further improvement of Ct particularly in the
higher qualities which in request. The sales
are 5746 bales Al at s. lar 5 23 81; 81 at O.
"a 81 IS 81 10 60; l4S at 7; is at ~ 81 at ~
l7 at Ii; 1l2 at "A; At IA $40 at g. 1873 81 5l2 at
81 500 at 81; 9I2 at 81; SOL e; 1874 81 $50 at 76;
81 att The stock of Sea Island for sale Is very Limited;
in price have alteration notice; the sales of the
week have been only As bags, viz: at Is; at 81; at
22 q tbs; at %; az 49,
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Upland. s. I.
Stock on hand LIST October, 1923 l1e
Received this week, 6,571 go
Do previously, M4,45I T,fS5
PSI SOS s,i57
Exported this week 5000 746
Do. previously 2O7,2s4 6,55l 2l7,293 1891
Stock on hand, including all on ship
board not cleared on the Goth inst 34,232 800
FLOUR-The demand limited for city consumption
Sales Of Howard street al S.; Canal S7a; hall bOIs DO
at "a.
CORN-Tbere is change in price or demand since
our last.
BACON-There is not much doing in this article
Sales of Hams at ID Sides III; Shoulders 10; and TO-
600 lbs. Hog round at l0sal1c
SPIRITS-Tn domestic liquors, sales of Rum, Gin and
Whiskey nj quotations.
FREGHT5-To Liverpool, 7-sd; Havre, none; New
York, cent.
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DIED,

On Saturday, 3Cth ult John W. Green, in the Both
year of his age. - a.,
On the 9th of April last Capt William Dryden, in the
I'D year his age native of Edlnburg Scotland, Du
for the fifty years resident OF TINS city ana ono Vi
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arz- WING CENTRAL COMMITTEE of Howard
District are requested to meet at Browns Hotel, Eli
colt Mills OH Saturday next, the 9th of June, at ten
O'Clock ]. $. WILLIAMS, Chairman
june
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Stock on hand, including all on ship
board not cleared on the 29th inst.
NEIY oRLE.aNs MARKET, May %.

CO1TON-The sales of the last three days come up
5000 bales Prices of which made at full previ
The stock hand consists principally of NJ
Alabama and Tenn, aud qualities under fair of Lousi-
ana and Mississippi which Factors anxious to dis
pose OF in quantity, and ready to cancel little in
price dispose of round lists Clean bright coons have
been all tnken for the continent which has left our mar
ke bare of those qualities Fair Mississippi and Lousi-
be obained except by clearing out of lots at
less than Sc, extremes 4tal3c.