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RMAYOR'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE, June LIST, 1870
IxA DOCS.-The following section of "a Supple
ment 10 Ordinance, emitted Ordinance to restrain
the evil practice of DOGS going large within the city,
approved June 18th. 1888 published for thsnfoma-
ton of all concerned
Sec l. Be it 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 City
BaIliffs and Police Officers and City Waichmen pro-
the destruction, by poison otherwise, of all ami
mails of the Dog kind going large any street. lane
alley alley within the city OF Baltimore.
Sec q And be itenacted and ordained, That All GGss
destroyed shall be removed and buried without the
limits of the city, by such persons may be employed
for that purpose by the Mayor.
The above sections of the Ordinance will, and af
ter Saturday, next the 9th inst be rgidy enforced, Of
which all persons interested requested TO take
tice. ie AT 1 s. e. LEAKIN, Mayor.
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HpY order Of .e eomissio.ers Of insoIvent debtol.

WDY order of the commissioners of insolvent debtors
Id for the city and county of baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of GEORGE w. WILL
HANSON, an insolvent debtor, that personal dis
charge hath been granted to The said debtor and that
die said creditors are required attend aie office of
the said commissioners in the house in the city Of
baltimore on the 9th day of April next ten O'Clock
in tIis forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees, to
be nuponted for their benefit and give all the uor
nation in their possession to the said commissioners,
to enable them 70 report to Baltimore county court
agreeably TO an act of Assembly, passed at December
session 1891 entitled tan relating to nsolvent debt
ors aud that the 9Th day of June next hath been fixed
for the final hearing in his case before the said commits
sioners.
Dated the 4,h day of March in the year 1870.
NH o. Iavysm nal la 2 sw
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CAMPHINE LIGHT.

FUyHE superiority of the CAMPHINE LIGHT, to
N that of either Oil Gas, has now been fully tested
by some hundreds who using it in this city, both as
regards the hrancy of the Light and that of economy
We are prepared to prove that the Camphihe IS less
than oneho the expense of Gas or o-and in addition
which possesses all the good qualities that other ar
tcia lights have not in regard 10 cleanliness, there Is
nothing 10 compete with it, and in trimming the Lamp, u
is done with facility, and less trouble than WIN
the ordinary lamp. The Camphne Oil Is purely seseIa-
be and warranted free from combustion. There are
now upwards of $4,000 ofthe Lamps usedin New YORK.
and increasing daily. large assortment OF whles ana
the Camphine Oil, constantly on hand ana Tor sane py
N. B. The Lamps Burning every night at our stores,
where they can be seen. ma 1o-4t
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T4OLI.zMAN,s MANSION HOUSE.

THHEHE subscriber having taken that large and com
A modious House, with granite front, Of st
PaaIs and Fayette Streets has it open for the
cepiion of vsiters The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and ii is believed that there is house
In this city, that is better arranged for the convenience
aud enmoft Of its boarders IT has large parlors
fof iaes and one genemans parlor, and about forty
chambers well arranged, neat and airy The subscri-
bef pledges himself that neither pains expense shall
bewsntng bis part to give satisfaction to his guests
In conclusion, he pledges himself to set good Table,
and have clean beds and good and faithful servants and
70 make his charges 10 correspond with the times.
JOHN T. HOLLZMAN.
Baltimore, June 5th, l640-3taw4w S-3a4w
GThe National Intelligencer will please insert this
twice week for four weeks, and send their bill TO this
Office.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY COURT, -,


an APPLICATION TO tile Judges of Prime
W Georges County Court, by petition in writing, o
William b. Sothoron of Prince Georges County, stating
that he is in custody for debt, and praying for fe
benefit of the of the General Assembly OF Maryland,
entitled act for the relief of sundry lnsoven Debt
ors passed December session. 1885, and the several
supplements thereto, the terms therein mentioned;
schedule of his property and list of his creSors on
OATH so far he ascertain the same being annexed
to his petition, and the said William b. Sooron having
satisfied by competent testimony that he has resided
two years within the State of Maryland immediately
preceding the time of his application, and the said VIII
liam b. Sothoron having taken the oath by the said act
prescribed for the delivering up of his properly and Civ
ing sufficient security for his personal appearance at the
next County Court of rince Georges County, answer
such interrogatores and allegations may be made
against him, and having appointed James Burnen his
Trustee who has given bond stch and received from
said William Is. Sothoron a conveyance and possession
of all his property real, personal and mixed; IL is order
ed and adudsed this 9th of April lS40 that the said Will
liam Is. Sothorsn, he discharged from imprisonment,
and that he give notice 10 mis- creditors by causing
by of this order be inserted in newspaper pub
ished in the State of Maryand once week for three
consecutive months, before the October term of
Prince Georges County Court appear before the said
county court at the court house of said county, the
said tem show cause, if any they have why the said
William B. othoron should not have the benefit of the
said act and supplement as prayed.
EDMUND KEY.
True Copy. Test
AQUILLA BEALI, elk.
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uDY order of the commissioners of insolvent debt
Id rs for the city and county of Baltimore notice Is
hereby given to the creditors Of JNo o. kELNEk, an
insovent debfor that apcrsenal discharge hath been
ds,slg 10 the said debtor and that the said creditors
are required to attend at the office Of the said conms
sione in the court house, in the city OF Baiumote on
the t ay Of June at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees, 70 be appointed for
their benefit TO give all the information in their
sion to the said isioners enable them to report
to Baltimore county court agreeaby act OF As
sembiy, passed ut December session, 1881, entitled
actrenng a nsovent eebtors; and that the isa
day of August next hath been fxdd for the final hear
ing in his ehse, before the eaid commissioners.
Dated the d day Of April, u The yeas 1870.
ap s-IaVSn ma 2-eWHw
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o e L r. ".
FOR THE PILOT.
THE GATHERING O. THE CLANS.

VA 6AN4ANO5 -
TUNE-"Scots wha haze"
Men, wha on the Wabash bled
Men wha oft by auld Tip lead!
Wha meier fra naughty foe hae fed,
Come strike for Liberty!
Farmers, coost your tools abeigh,
-Arnang the bields let plowshares lie;
Come, shout again the battle cry,
OF Harrison and victory!
Workmen, wha hae sula' to de,
INA thanks to Martin and his crew.
HuErah for auld Tippecanoe,
For country am for law!
The blastit locos seem to think,
Hard cider is pa canny drink,
Because it will ma make US wink,
When they our siller steal.
Gallant wings, come ain, come a.,
Bring honest neebors, great an sma',
Together, Freedoms sword we'll draw,
To strike oppressors down.
Van wants to make us sodgers a,
To fight for him 'gainst right and law;
Come, let us be an army Draw,
Commanded by our Willie.
These hornies imps are uneo sleigh,
They say our wages are too high,
Wen work to make these tories fly,
For wee drop o. cider.
We want the guideluld times again,
Ma mair DER US shall Vanites reign,
They a. this autumn shall be slain,
An laid low i the dust.
Aud Tip he shall be President,
To see whar' a. our pennies went;
ken he'll gle US content,
He's sic an honest Willie.
ToN
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WBY order of the cOmmisslonersof nsolvent debtors
HD for the city and county of Baltimore, notice IS
hereby givem to the creditors of WILLIAM MCLEAN,
insovent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor and that the said creditors
required TO attend the office of the said commission
in house, in the city of baltimore, on the
day of July next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustees, be appointed for
their benefit; and TO give all the information i'll their
possession the said commissioners, to enable them
report Baltimore county count, agreeahy TO act OF
Assembly, passed December session, 1884, entitled
Gan relating OF insolvent debtors; and the 5 day
of September next, hath been fixed for the final hear.
ing in his case. before the said commissioners.
Dated the 9th day of May in the year 1910.
ma o. Iaw3m
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SHOE TEIREEAD.
ICY Il. A II u & II II 4 Al. IN - "a

kls Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS,
TOOLS, and SHOE FINDINGS ia general, has received
byhe late arrivals from Liverpool, large assortment
SHOE THREADS, viz Brown, Green, half Bleached
has in store fine selection of Shoe TOOLS and FIND
INGS, viz: Shoe Knives, Pneers Hammers. Anvil Bladse
Awl Hafts Shoe Rasps Kit Files, Pegs ofal Sizes boots
Wetg, Linen and Cotton oet Cord, cut aud cast Shoe
Nails, Sticks, Shoe Bristlcs, ke So. sc. The abovs
goods arrated of the best quality and will be sold upon
any other city.
Also hand, LASTS ofevery description ofthe latest
fashion, and made Of the best limb punlop Celebrated
PASTE BACKING.
Country Merchants will do well 10 call before furcha
sing elsewhere. ap ) cSt
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UDY order of the Commissioners of Insolvent Debtors
LIB for the City and County of Baltimore, Notice il
hereby given to the creditors of WILLIAM r. ASH
TON insoivent debter that personal discharge hath
tors arc required attend at the ecc of the said Com
issioners i'm the Court house, the city Of Baltimore.
the 9th day of July next at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon and nominate trustee or trustees, be appointed
for their benefit and give all the information in their
possession the said Commissioners, TO enable them TO
report to Baltimore County Court agreeaby TO act Of
Assembly, passed at December session, 1881, entitled
Gan Act lang nsolven dcbtors; and that the 5th
day of September next hath been fixed for the final hea
ing in his case, before the said Commissioners.
Dated 2ist day of May, in the year 1910.
IpIy
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4 TERRoR ne 9UAoks. AND THE ".

n NEREAL QUERoR-HUNTER,s RED
DROPS is pallble remedy for the efectuai extira
ton Of all species and symptoms of the VI disease
They haue long been III general by the public, be-
the power Of scerlcisn douriis yrucs or u envy
TO deny them Il has achieved an ascendaa career Of
usefulness which distances the competitions Of HleFe
bOastful preensi0n and has secured conspicuous
ton in universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone.
Dr. BOWLBY'S OFFICE, for Ille sale Of Hunters
Medicines, is No. PITT ST between Front street n I
Bazaar Bridge.
GENERAL AGENCIES.
The following agents have been appointed by met
sell the Genuine Hunters Medicines for the Gu
VenereaI Diseases-
Or. WAf. LAMPHIER,
Surgeon Dentist, King St Alexandra, D.
T. GfsANgRITRV
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BEAR CREEK HOTE

NJ ORTIZ POlNT.-The public are respectfully in
In fomed, that the BEAR CREEK HOTEL, "a
IS now open for the reception of company, who lIsI
will be accommodated with every comfort ande=4s4ss
luxury so as TO blend the rural pleasures of the country
with the mere fashionable recreations 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 protected by IFS accommodations from ran.-
DINNERS and SUFFERS will be supplied at the
shortest notice.
SOFT CRABS and every other delicacy, when in
season, VIII be furnished in profusOn-and in short
cry exerton VIII be made by the proprietor promote
the comfort and pleasure of his guests
ma IS-5t HENRY II HOIICK
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HiNpoo WOMEN, THEIR MODE OF LIFE, AND
NOTIONS OF ENJoYMENT.-rhere is an object
worthy your attention: it is an illustration Of the
passiarchal simplicity 50 lspicuous in the fam-
iy called out OF Mesopotamia, three thousand
and Ave hundred years ago. l mean that group
Of native women-they are returning from the
tank. a place to which they generally repair
tw;ce day. The substance Of each family may
be told by the description Of vessels they carry,
not by the servants they employ The daughters
and wives Of the wealthy, as we'll as those OF
the poor, come forth to draw water, with their
ancient urnlike pitchers, Of clay, and others
Of a mixture of brass and copper-carricd, some
on the hip, and Others on the head You observe
how slow, erect, and stately in their walk under
even the weight Of full pitcher. The native
women pride themselves much on their attitude,
IN wa1king--and the female, whose gait cores
ponds the nearest to the pace or motion OF the
elephant. Is the most graceful. You can rarely,
even in cases Of extreme urgency, succeed in ex-
citing Hindoo woman to hasty step. Mark
their ching black hair slnlost saturated with Gil
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uxHE EI.ISTaN yfATTRASS.-

TUyHE ELISIAN MATTRASS.-This s an ar
II ticlc which for comfort, durability and cheapness.
challenges all competitions by far the most pleas
ant ceany and healthy article in the Bedding line, and
the prices when compared with the prices of the Hair
Mattresses makes il much more desirable article, and
any person wishing them can do so by application
the Bedding Mart, N. w. and 5. w. corner Of Loni-
bard and Light streets, where they will find the most
extensive assortment in the United States, OF ready
made Beds, Bolsters, Pillows Mattresses Comforts,
Cots, &c. &c.-li or any of which will be sold very
low for cash, by immediate application as above
17 asf
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yuyO STUDENTS OF LAW,-The subscriber
having resumed The practice Of Law, in his FORMER
establishment in South street, has very ample accom-
modations for students. limited number, not ex-.
ecedns TEN; will be received. None ueed apply but
those Of industrious habitaud he would prefert hose
who are at the commencement of their studies, who
have made but small progress.
ma u DAVID HOFFMAN.
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PROSPECT AND RETRosPECT.-tsIt is well for
us that in early life we never think of the vicis-
STUDIES which lie before us; or look to them only
with pleasurable anticipations as they approach.
tsYouth
Knows nought of changes: Age hath traced them
oft,
Expects and can interpret them"
The thought of them, when it comes across us
in middle life, brings with it only transient sad
ness, like the shadow of passing cloud. We
turn our eyes from them while they are in pros
poet, but when they are in retrospect many a
longing lingering look is cast behind doctor.
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~ RAI.TIMORECouN COURT MAY

I'm BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT May
j Term, $780, ORDERED, that the sale made and
Challes Mayer against John Glenn, be, and the sam
hereby this 9Th May, 1s40 ratified and confirmed,
lass the contrary be shown before the ninth day
of June next provided copy of this order be published
in some newspaper once week for three successive
weeks, before the said ninth day of june
The report the sale to have been made at four
thousand two hundred doIIars.-( a ,2o0)
BY ORDER True Copy,
NAV ii Iaw:w THO5. kELL, CLERK
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lie s-lawsm4 -

UNOR SALE-The subscriber will sell at privat
sale, the LOT and DWEIiNCL HOUSE latel
occupied BY him Mount Vernon Place, teWash.
ING Monument. The Lot is aboat 50 feet front BY
100 Deep The House is large consisting of basemen
and stories, having floor, the 6rst 90
feet by H. aud the third l6 by 10. II has good bath
house and every for the accommodation of
of sale apply 10 The subscriber.
Persons DESTROYS TO pur chase may any time inspe
ehpremisc.. d6a j. P. KENNEDY.
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SIIARpENfNG
PLOUGIS. HARVEST TOOLS. &C.


FHNHE subscriber Is now manufacturing g. s o. E
- VANS reverse point or sefsharpening PL0GGIIS;
each share (of cast from has TIVE points, and BY feyers
fore economy using These Ploughs Iaade in the
best possible manner, and will be sold reasenab
tural implements generally.
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Wadron's and Gnffin's Blades; Cruz and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Grhn's, and ,AIncri-
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools Threshng Machines, Horse powers, sc. &c.
have also patterns for, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, call and
my work.
All orders viii meet with prompt attention
J. EASTMAN,
sc Pratt St, between Charles & Hanover st.
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fOvE DOLLAR REWARD

n 0ST on Saturday afternoon IN Saratoga between
LxGreen and North streets, Lady Wohh bAsh-
ET Containing several small articles of dress such as
two Cambria Handkerchief pair of white Silk Stock
inrs a Collar thimble, Bead Bag. Sc, The above
reward will be paid for the same, left ut the Coionaae
Bath House, sa atoga street.
10 8 diff
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ny BUFF GREEN.
TTTE PTT.Or q TRANSCRIPT.

= published at No Ii, Water street. Baltimore nearly
opposite Cheapside.
TERMS-Day, at Six Dollars per annum ad-
vasce or Twelve and an half Gents per week payable
to the carriets. Country, Five Dollars per anhum
payable in advance -
One Dollar, i;r twenty-five numbers.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
square Insertion, 50 go square Imonih no no
do. do 90 do. do. 10 10 90 90
do. week, 10 do. s 90. s,a 40 00
Cards Of two lines only IS per annum, in advance.
D7-Tes lines or less, make square, II al' aover
tissTnent exceeds lines the price VIII oe IN p,opo
non. All advertisements payable al me tine VI
she insertion except yearlies, which are m
terry in advance. All advertisements oIoeIsu N u
bid will be charged fifty cents for each III
ser ton.
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snroNrsTsTNCs CURE. This is TO certify that
a ~. E, Ioar lime afflicted with bad Cough and
80 sSb;ch almost destroyed my voice, and
brought oa many other dangerous and unPiea-
ss,,,,,,,sonsAt the solicitation of friend
1a',. r5nced TO try the ssCOMPOUND SYR-
UP p o OF GUM ARABIC" prepared BY DIR. 9.
- n. ay, nroamced a wonderful change, and the
tb;~d dose entirely relieved me; and therefore
sn - ~ bes.tation in my recommending it to my
riends and public generally. Uruonr
Peter yasburg, 9Th Jan, 1858 :,
Prepared only by G, X. Ifa al1i corner %
East baltimore and High Sts., Baltimore: N
For sale in Washington ny III. . ~ E..sI r. q
and w. Gunton, and IN sseofgeso"n' ~ IA
by o. M. Linthicun
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ScoFFERs.-"But it has an i'll effect upon 9TH
ers, when person of sound Judgment and more
motive his silence may proceed, it is likely to be
considered, both by the assailants of the truth,
and by the listeners, as an admission of his ina
bility to maintain the better cause. Great evil
has arisen to individuals, and to the community,
from allowing scoffers to go unrebuked in private
life; and fallacies and falsehoods to pass uncon-
tradicted and unexposed in those channels through
which poison is conveyed to the public mnd"-
Doctor
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THE IMAUA OF MUscAT.-The Imaum of Mus
cat no where lays claim to a territory beyond
league distant from the sea shore. His empire is
essentially maritime and nc measures is iiipur-
lance, by the trade and revenue it yields him.
10 collect his revenues, the widely spread
coasts acknowledging his sway, he maintains
fleet consisting, in all, according to DIR. Ruscen-
berger, of rs vessels. This number has been
doubted by the Edinburgh Reviewer, who, how
ever, on his own knowledge, states the Muscat
navy to have consisted, in 1885, of one 81 gun
ship, one Ga, and half dozen frigates, all built
OF teak, after English models, and kept in excel
lent order His naval force, however, according
to an excellent authority, consists only Of
one ID, four frigates, and about ten smaller
square-rigged vessels. The hulls and ornaments
are good, but otherwise they are Inefficient AS
the lmaum's government is SO mild, that there is
| no danger of any reaction arising from his inno-
vations, the discipline of his feet and of his re-
gular army, which is trained after the manner of
our Indian forces, and partly differed by sepoys,
bids fair to have lasting influence on Arab CT
vilization. Owing his political existence to the
efectual succor he received from the government
OF Bombay, when he first engaged in the perilous
game OF sovereignty, the Imaum is deeply sensi-
bic OF the importance of his English alliance on,
which he wishes to rest his security When the
late advance of Kourschid Pacha to the Persian
Gulf endangered the safety of his Arabian domi-
mon, he appealed to the intervention of the Bril-
tisn government, which, 1t IS understood, inform
ed Mehemet Ali of its determination not to allow
the slightest encroachment of the territories of
their we'll affected ally.
At the request of the British Government, the
lmaum has restricted, reformed and partially
abolished the slave trade, on those parts of the
eastern coast of Africa, over which ne has sway;
and, in order that the nefarious traffic might be
efectually put down, he offered England the pos
session of the most valuable island in his domi-
mons, Zanzibar, provided they would give him
ceives English travellers with more than Orien-
tai hospitality, admits them to familiar inter-
course, favors their plans, sympathises with their
objects, and defrays their expenditure. His adj
visers are Arabs, who have been educated in
British India, and there been instructed in British
civilization
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Dr. LEIDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT OF SAL
SAPARILLA,
Is the strongest compound fluid Extract of SarsapaFa
i'm extencc; used in all diseases of the liver, skin and
bones impurities of the blood, all Diseases formed
Produced by the ofmercury and other minerals;
stituona Diseases ulcers Of the nose throat and body,
scrofnla or kings evil, cryspeas syphilis Iues. yenc-
real. &c.
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DR.. BECHTER:s PULMONARY PREsERyATIvE
is article well kuown particularly parenis that
Hneeds no comments upon upon its virtues.Sufee it
tesay, is of the most valuable medicines Of
tered for coughs, colds, iniluenzas whoong eongh
splitting of blood pain in the breast difficult breatngor
shoness Of breal and arrest of approaching consunP
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MMAYOR,s OFFICIc. BALr1noRR June he'd. ned

Surgeon Dentist, King st. Alexandra,
z. a. STANSBURY.
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BALTImoRE. WEDNESDAY, MORNING.