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A VALUABLE FARM All AUCTION, =
FENIIE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by Auction, Mt

A VALUABLE FARM All AUCTION. -
F3NHE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by Auction, at
Il the Exchanges in the city of Baltimore, Mt one 2.
Nj on MONDAY. the 18th day of September next, a
most beautifully situated and highly improved FARM
lying within four miles of the city oil Baltimore
This property lies directly upon the Baltimore and
Havre de Grace Turnpike, road always perfectly good
in the weather.
1t has been covered with lime, ashes and other ma
Mares and Is in beautiful state ocultiyaton The great
acres OF land, full portion of which is in fine wood
The Southern line of the Farm bounds upon waters
of Back river where there is fine fishing and shooting
in their Seasons.
The barns, stabng and shedding are quite large and
III good condition, and there is plain small Dwell
LING near the road. There two beautiful
sites for dwellings upon the place. There very fine
dairy within fifty yards OF the dwelling, and a noble
spring of water flowing into it, An extensive and ex-
celent orcard fine ice house, and altogether the pro-
perty is of the desirable in the neighboOod of
Baltimore II is sufficiently near to be used for milk
and vegetable farm for market.
We will also sell with or without The farm, 20 head of
Cattle, part full bred, part nearly full bred Durhams,
large number of Hogs, some of them genuine Berk-
aire farm horses and carriages, horses, pOugs carts
wagons, horse rakes cider press and every thing
cessary to carry excellent and extensive estab
iishinent.
Terms of sale for the stock, cash; for the farm in
cash, and the residue in H. l6 and "a months, with in
terest from sale. The title will be made clear and in
disputable. JOHN GLENN
jy 9-law9td6t GEORGE EARNEST, Jr.
YNyIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK; T'ippacanoe
H. Almanacs; Harrison Amanacs; Burr's Life of IIars
risoR, SC. sc.
beautiful portrait of Harrison engraved ~ Sarain.
further supply of the above just received Ivy
Booksellers and Staoners,
jyS At ia Baltimore st.
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CLAKK'S LUCKY OFFICE,
2O.0On DOLLARS.
DUKHHART,s yARIET lr1I STORE

DTKEHART'S VARIETY sIUNEs
No lOl1 BALTIMORE STREET.
fRetween South and Ca vert streets,
HMTHERE can be had, on reasonable terms, the
w following Articles
Sweeping, Scubbing, Shoe, Tooth, viewers ann r I'll
Ier's BRUSHES
Round Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
somey letteTed
Willow basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon SqueeZers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays cake Boards, and rolling Pins
Aiudlers; Spoons
Lamp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane or metal Stays pr Reeds and Cane suitable for reed
makers
Plough leading Lines
ParOur and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and hy Shuttles: cabbage Nets, SC.
Baltimore. 5th month, JS4O. June Att.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
or WILL BE TRADED FOR ONLIBERAL TERMS
n 90 ACRES OF LAND, handsomely loca
HUI ted, and suited to an industrious family re
moving West, being short distance from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, on the direct road from Cambridge to New Com
adjoining property is improved Forty ofthe Land
sasa OH the south side are level and excellent for ia
sstng of chessu oak and poplar of large size. There
are two springs of fine water and 1t IS believed large
supply of Coal, on this property.
ALSO FOR S.aLE-A VALUABLE FABM, con-
tanning $50 ACRES, which If desired may be advanta-
geously divided into three convenient Farms, situate in
Fayete County, Indiana.
FOWLER * TYSON,
Baltimore Read Estate Agency, /.
js27 1sl South street.
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Abstract of General knowledge, lustrit ID with.
several hundred engravings. Edited by ID. J. LOSING
Esq. Published the first OF every month nj l2a cts
per No.
Commencement of volume--June, 1910. Sub
scriptions received by w. ". HARRISON,
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to speak of its design and merits to those
who we will make brief statement of both.-
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worthy OF all praise. II intended vehicle for
conveying solid information TO that class OF citizens
whose circumstances denied them the privilege OF drink
ing abundaay at the fountain of useful knowledge, and
ii has been the aim of the present publisher to
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compared to the amount of its reading matter, and the
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and think hazard nothing in saying that 1t is by
far the cheapest periodical published in America.
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nLD RYE WHIsIxEY--Io0 Barrels Old
W Rye WHIsYEY an article every respec. wv
ny the attention ofretailers-For sac ny .,px.
NORRIS & FAIRBAlRN
No Pratt st. between Cav and fredersck-
Il dow
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CAUTION
WEBB'S PATENT CAMPHIHE BURNERS.-Said
turner's constructed expressly for burning the Scam
pine Oil,'' and are intended for Lamp Oil, Spirit,
any other liquid. The Camphne Oil is prepared by
other person in this country except the subscriber
Who is the sole Inventor and Patentee of the same. II
anno be procured from any in the city, except
trough the firm of T. Palmer CO., los Baltimore St
Therefore, if any compound or liquid is offered to the
public under the title of Camphine Camphne Oil, it
must of necessity, be spurious article.
Several attempts have been made in the city oil New
York Introduce an article made to initiate the Cam
,hne OIL but in all cases it has been found to inure
md corrode the burners to that degree in short
lime render them unfit for All who use my pat
Burners are cautoled aganst the use OF any COM
pound or liquid, except that sold by the above named
irm or their authorized agents am induced to make
these remarks from having and examined an arfi-
Gle advertised in of the papers OF this city pur
the anne as that recently attempted IN New York. the
use of which is both dangerous and injurious.
Nv AT A. v. II. WEBB, Patentee.
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LOOK no YOUR INTER ESP.
HNVFRY person or persons, who find they stand in
~ need of Mattresses Beds. &C. and wish to pur-
chase will find it greatly their interest to call at the
Bedding Mart NJ w. and g. w. corner of Lombard
and Light sts.; where they will nd only the great
est variety of Beds Mattresses, &c. SC but they Will
likewise nd thai they there be purchased on bet
ter than at any other establishment in the city
iu
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DALINGs-O 900 and Al feet Save. PALINGs
II For sale by J. P. ADAMS,
iva Bowly's yhf.
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STONER'S OFFICE.
Next TO BALTIMORE STREET BRIDGE.
Under Washington Hull
STRANGERS, LOOK AT THIS
9nAn DOLLARS, whole n exit, again gam
was an utter Stranger Not having ever dealt with
us before perhaps he had heard of our uck
and had determined to take share of it. We hope all
the mysteries connected with fortunes wheel may
combine TO lessen him and every other person, that buys
chances at Sloner's Office. Send your orders OHIO
mistake in
Grand Schemes for the week.
Tuesday, ofSl3, 000-Tckets "a
"Wednesday of 900 O0o-Tickets SIS
"Wednesday. | of s6900-Tickets 81
Thursday. ! of Sl2, 000-Tickets S.
Saturday, / of $40 003-Tickets $40.
z-Orders from all parts of the Union should be ad-
dressed to JOHN IL. STONBfs,
When more particular attention will be paid to them
than when Personal APPLICATION is made. Y1
Az 4NTEID TO HIRE IniNIE DIATfsLY
w A smart woman Housekeeper. Enquire at
The Bedding Mart, N w. of Lombard and is1t
sts None need apply without they understand their
business, and can come we'll recommended One who
can render satisfaction will find easy comfortable sit
uaton and fair wages. jy 7'dT
yyayHE SUBSCRIBER offers TO his friends and
81 the public in general at his Lumber Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt sKeet Brdge,-(Ofice head Union
Dock) large and general assortment ofseasoned lum
her Such MS Pann,l, Common, Select Cuttings, Jois
Rafters shingles Laths, N. Carolina and f. $. Floor
ing with every other article necessary TO make agood
assortment A quantity of Ark Legs, and also Ark
Plank will be sold reduced prices, as have large
quanrity on hand. Ali those who buy for cash may ex
pect liberal discount. d. h. THOMAS
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rrNK FOR FfkEIGHr ulS CHARTER
khslKS The superior fast sailing copper fastened
and ceppered ship STRAB0, 420 tons burthen
and about hhds Tobacco, daily expected to ar
]. P. ADAMS,
jul Bowly's w
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EXCHANGE & LAND OFFICE.
dHs. IN Gia G!ia On
THOMAS NJ. GROVES 4 co.

THOMAS NJ. GROVES IL co.
EHAFE opened an EXCHANGE & LAND OF
u Il FICE, in Fayetie street, dOoI from the
of st. Paul's st. for the purpose OF tTansacung all
business Land Exchange Brokers' on the mosi kb-
eral terms.
FOR S.4LE-One-half interest in valuable Tract
of LAND containing 437 Acres, with two first rate fish
cries attached, known the ssSandy Point Estate, " in
Charles County, Maryland.
A Valuable ISHERY with two acres of Land, in fee
simple, situate QUANTITIES Point, i'll Prince William
County Maryland adjoining the celebrated Fishery call
ed ssOppOsstim's Nose" binding the Susquehanna
river.
number q! valuable LOTS in the improving village
of Hayre de Grace, offering to the capitalist good OPP
portuny for profitable investment at various prices.
good and substantial BRICK HOUSE, in Havre de
Grace, newly repaired, with Lot of Ground of sixty by
one hundred feet attached
One fourth interest in a FARM in Hartford Co., Md,
at Bells Ferry binding the Tide Water Canal, with
seven hundred feet Immediately adjoining the Canal Ba
sin, where outlet lock is about being erected. 9th
er valuable LOTS for sale-appy as above.
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a zTRITING PAPfci<e.--An ASSORTMENT Q,
w Ames Uudsor's Hubbard's, Patner and Smith.s
Dlchy Lise's and Franklin Mill, Cap aud Letter fA
PER, hand and for sale nv x-,.,
ma 81 , South Charlie st.
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NRAY PIG nIfcIAL. suitAoe Lof loili ~
w sale by Thus W
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T NfCIS ERBOCKER FOR JULY, 40
HA--Re, spJed by WIN. N. HARRISON

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WASHINGTON IRVING still cOntributor-continua-
ton of the Haunted Merchant-commeaoe of a
new volume-terms s. per annum or 81 ,25 quarterly
delivered free of postage.
we arc gratified in being able state, that the de-
naand for this American work has increased beyond
ecation Plans of improvement in progress which
we believe will aereeaby surprise the best friends
and warmest admirers of the work.
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TuyHE INTER EST OF ALI..-A person wish
ing purchase Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses,
Cots Comforts, &c. will find il greatly their interest
to cali at the Bedding Marts, N. W. and s. W. corners
of Lombard and Light Streets where they will find the
most extensive assortment in the Union which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. jy 7-dtf
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WESTERN BANK,
BAIT. June Both, 1910.
yuyTsE President and Directors have this day decar.
y ed dividend of three per cent. for the last
months payable on or after the 9Th inst By order,
in a. TIL. PHENIX, Cashier.
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B-MaiIed to all arts of the United States and the
Canadas.
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THE CHSAPES'r PERIODICAL IN AMERICA.
YUyHH FAMILY MAGAZINE; Or, Monthly
III Abstract of General knowledge, illustrated with.
several hundred engavings. Edited by b. j. LOSING
Esq. Published the first of every month ut l2a cts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-29

PREsEsrs TO THE SULTAN OF MuscAr.-What
could have induced Mr.. Van Buren, to send out to
Muscat two looking glasses cannot well imagine,
since not particle about them is Of American ma
nufacture; and, moreover, the Sultan has SUI
perb mirrors at home than the White House
contains. However, there has been impetus given
to various tradesmsn by the example of the govern
ment. And, among others, our neighbor, DR. Shcr-
man, OF 106 Nassau street, has sent to the Sultan a
largo metal case, containing about fifty different sorts
Of his inestimable lozenges, very neatly done up in
metal boxes, for the cure Of all complaints under
the sun. We do not know how the Sultan will like
the idea of present which carries on its face the
frailty and mutability Of poor humanity but this
we do know, that il the Sultan catches a bad cold
and cough, as we had about mohth ago, he will be
glad to swallow Of Sherman's cough lozenges,
for nothing earth caa cure him so fast and cf-
fectually.
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RELreIoUs ISrELEIesNcE.-The new Methodist
Church in Poughkeepsie is prospecting finely under
the joint care and cosnsel Of the Rev. Fitch Reid
and Rev Mr.. Sanford. The commenced against
the Methodists by DIR. Babcock Of the Baptist
Church. has nearly been put to rest by the presence
and influence Of Mcssrs. Reid and Sandiord. We
were aware that this would be the ease when tho
last Annual Conference made their appointments for
this station, and so stated il in our columns DR..
Bsbcock is an amisble and winning man, and is
somewhat acquainted with " moral science = but
then he is not to be compared with DR.. wayland
But Dr. b. mast attend to two things il he intends
10 do much good in Mr.. Vaser's new Baptist
Church, viz he must leave of abusing the revivals
Of the Mcthodsts, and endcsvortc restrain his pro-
selyting spirit. Let him turn his attention to the
pure spirit Of the Gospel Of Peace, and preach
faithfully TO his own people, and then neither Mr.
vasser, nor the members Of the church, will regret
having complied with DIR. BIS stipuatiops in put
ting up a new meeting house" We say let this be
done, and probably Mr.. v. himself may be brought
| 20 saving knowledge OF the Redeemer.
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The Meeting.

Some suppose that the history OF one great
Locofoco Meeting is the history of the whole oil
these assemblsges. Not so, by any means; as the
scenes at Castle Garden the day before yesterday
furnished conclusive proof For on the afternoon
of Monday, the genuine hard listed, hard headed,
hard money men of New York held one of those
glorious sort Of saturnaas in which they set forth
their everlasting motto, that
"-varie,y's the spice oflife,
That gives IT all its flavor"
To come to the point. On Monday afternoon the
loo ofocos of the counties of New York, Richmond,
and Kings, met together at Castle Garden to cele-
brate what they called the Second Declaration OF
Inde pendence; in plain words, the passage OF the
Sub-Treasury Bill. The wing party papers OF this
city, usual, either pass the subject over in silence
or else tell all sorts of lies about it. But ne one
could expect any thing else from them The loco
foco papers but two in number, and OF these the
only displaying the least talent is the " New
Era; the other, the Post, is edited by poor NIL
SCRABBLE milk and water rhymer, one half hypccrte
one quarter fool and the rest than either; and
all that he has to say the subject is borrowed
from the " Era" which latter is curious mixture
Of truth, nonsense bslderdash, folly and good sense
We shall, therefore, as faithful chroniclers Of the
times, tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing
but the truth, about the whole affair. On Monday
cofoeos, they say they are, the real democra-
cy ofthe country, begas to bestir themselves Many
Of them lad taken an additional glass Of wine and
brandy with their dinner (for, many of the Locoio-
cos do drink not little wine,) and consequently
were in high spirits. The noble veteran corps
NOV ed down to the Castle Garden, steady and slow
and about half-past three O'Clock they commenced
firing salute Of 81 guns, in honor Of the number oil
years that have elapsed since the first Declaration oil
Independence. Soon after they commenced firing,
several Of the ward Goa mittees and various demo-
cratic, hardfsted, and huge paw associations be-
gan to pour into Broadway and Chatham street, IN
manner and form very much resembling the above
graphic wood cut; dressed in all sorts Of clothes,
exhibiting all sorts Of characters, castles and com
plexiens, and carrying what Leigh Hunt would CALL
{" all manner Of banners"
For full hour, between three and four o'clock
nothing was to be heard in the lower parts OF the
city but the firing Of guns the whorrahs OF men, the
shouting of boys, the blowing Of trumpets and brass
wind instruments, and the beating of big drums
One party called the "Croghsn Association" came
out Of the 9th ward, and marched down Chambers
street and Broadway, making really very hand
some display. On one OF their banners, which was
alarge and very handsome one, were the following
words
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n we fall, let us fail,
wrru ora ARMS m ovR HaSps.

Several spectators asked for an explanation Of the
manner in which even ingenious Loeofoco' and fol-
lovers Of the little magician were TO carry their
arms in their hands but one obtained a satissc-
,orv answer. Then came large body Of regular,
hard-s.ted and huge paved LocofOess, carrying the
following banner:
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THE EMPIRE STATE,
IL must and shall be Redemid.



Such were the banners, and such was a portion
of the procession. IL is impossible TO describe the
whole Of it, for it came from all parts OF the COM
pass, and from every hole and corner Of the city
although il was no hole and corner meeting by any
means. II was great affair, in every sense of the
word Men, women, and children, yea, and even
infants in arms were there. Broadway was crowd
ed from Wall to State street (; the Battery was
covered with human beings; the bridge, the gale
RES and every corner Of Castle Garden was crammed
at one time almost TO sudocation.
The locofocos do not, generally, love daylight
display; bat they have no reason TO be ashamed OF
this. II first rate affair, as one OF their ban
rers said, and no mistake. What added not little
TO the interest Of the scene, was the prese &c OF
great number Of wel-dressed ladies in the galleries
around the arena Of Castle Garden. Ii being loco
foco meeting. Of course, Marsh's big bar room
crowded, and he even bad to ft up atemporarr bar,
but not drop Of hard cider drank at either Of
them
The immense multitude, both in the Castle Garden
and on the Battery, must have consisted at one time
Of nearly $1,000 souls. The Rev. Barnabas Bates
was present, and being asked by DIR. Blocker
the U. s Marshal, he said, "Upon my honor,
think there must be near 10000 souls bodies
mean This motley mass Of human beings was
eternaly in motion; into the bar-room, through the
arena up the stairs, through the saloon around the
galleries. down the stairs, over the bridge int Pete
Bayards across TO Peucts, and back agai from the
beg inning TO the close Of the meeting.
The scene was highly exhilrating. The sun
shone brightly the wind blew freshly; flags were
flying, children crying men whorraing drums beat
ing, canncns roaring, pettcoats floating hither and
thther, glasses rattlisg but brandy psneh and gin
| sings swilling, then more cheers, and guns and
drums and trumpets oh, il was what one honest,
| but hard spoken locofoco called IL, ca h-ll Of a
day for the democracy 1t opened rich "
Those who the scene viii not easily forget II
Hundreds Of very handsome females walked up
and down the Battery; every window in Pettits
beautiful hotel was crowded with ladies'; his excel
lent bar was throngcd, usual, with the elite OF
l Broadway; some Of the officers Of the British
Queen, the North Carolina and the u. 5. navy were
there. The bay was alive with vessels and row
boats dsshng up and dowp dozens Of the fashionable
locofocos rushed from the crowd in the Garden into
Rabbineau's convenient saltwater baths, and came
out thence like "giants refreshed with new wine "
The upper promenade Of the Battery walls was
crowded with youth and beauty. The band, the
breeze, the beauty the banners, the bay, the bloom
health the bursts Of applause, the boats, snd last
but not least, the brandy, combined TO make up 9
scene not to be surpassed this side Of the Antarctic
continent.
About four o'clock, the little centre gallery ia
front Of the saloon filed by noisy politicians
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BLossBUReH CoAL.-A boat has arrived at Aba
NJ from Stenbsn comfy, by the Csemang and Erie
canals, with cargo n Blossburgh coal-the first
that has ever been carried TO that market
This coal is bitum'pous, and Of . very sne quail
ty, and will furnish imporast item is The inter
nal trade ~ the State
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RICHARD NJ. JOHN o Y,
President and Vice President, in lS4l.


Then came a band Of excellent music, playing
"Hurrah for the Rowdies and Rogues;' or as some
said, "Hurrah for Old Tippecanoe" After this was
very large body ofthe Eleventh Warders,carrying
a portrait of Andrew Jackson, with this motto:-
: .
GOLD IN TRADE
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: :
After these followed the deputation, we believe,
from Kings County, with very small banner in the
shape of piece of common white calico two feet
square, on which was emblazoned in letters as
large as the space would allow, the following
ssos 9
TRUTH is POWERFUL,
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Mrsr rREvArsn.

Then came a mixed assemblage OF all grades and
shades, aud in appearance something like our earth
is described to have been just before the creation,
"without form and void" Of seuse siler Amongst
them. however, appeared a banner marked thus