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NEW YORK IND LIgERPooL P 4
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SAILING from New York the l3tl and from Liverpool
on the list of every month";
From Rec York.
February l3-Thc UNITED STATES, Captain r.
Fisher
March l3-Ihc VIEGiNIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins
April I3-The SHEFFIELD, Capt r. r. Allen.
Ainv I3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, (neyy) capt
W. C. Thompson.
From Liperpoo.
February i The SHEFFIELD, 600 tons.
March 1.-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1000 TONS
AMI, 1.-The UNITED STATES 600 tons. ,
Nav 1.-The VIRGiNiSN, 600 tens.
The qualities and accommodations above Ships
and the reputation Of their commanders, well known
Every exertion will be made TO promote the comfort of
passengers of importers The price of
passage Liverpool in the cabin, as in other lines, is
liked ut $780, with wines and stores OF every description
The owners will be responsible for any letter. parce
or pac kaye, by the above ships, for which but
lading is taken. For freight or passage apply To-
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX s. CO., or
ROBERT KERMIT "A South street, N. York.
ma
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SPEECH OF MIR. CROCKETT,

OF Tennessee, in reply to Mr.. Strong OF New,
York, ON the sub-tfeasury bill, in committee oil
the whole on the state of the Union.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
June 10TH 1S40
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SUGAR AND HONEY
, 50 boxes Brown Csba Sugar,
8 terces Honey. For sale by
ie25 J. P. ADAMS, 7 Bowly's wharf
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dents, Mrs. Halls Tales of the Irish Peasantry, at the
reduced price Of - per vol. bound in half calf.
N B. One of each only for sale the above price
For sale at VIM. N. HARRISON'S
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No. 2S N. Gay street, near Fayette street.
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d aIIsH-WAES AND BX-NVAAS; Or; Tales
u Il OF THE ROAD SIDE-picked up i'll the French
Provinces, by a walking gentleman. new edition, re-
vsed and corrected, with original Introduction, and
explai,6bry noIcs, together with fine portrait q the
author, Il. Z. Gntttan, Esq. For sale at
KNIGHT & COLBURN'S,
Bookstore & Circulating Library,
ielI ia Baltimore St, west of Charles.
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death or any other cause, save the regular ex-
| pratinn the official term. 1t happened once
before, on the death of Gov. Edward RutledUe.
in 1900, when the Hon. John DTaylon, ALTER
wards twice elected Governor, and then an
painted U. S Judge for The district of South
Carolina, succeeded TO the vacant office,
On the present occasion, the mantle of TIE
Executive Office falls, under the provision of
our State Constitution, on the Lieutenan: Co
vernon, DR.. B. K. HENEGAN, Of Marlboro, Oh.
long known as an esteemed Senator from that
District, and who was elected Lieutenant Co
vernon, at the same time when Governor No
BILE was chosen Governor.
The following is the clause of the Constitu-
ton, by virtue of which Governor HENEGAN
assumes the Executive Chair:
al. Sec. Sin case Of the impeachmt Mt of
the Governor or his removal from office, death.
resignation, or absence from the State, the
Lieutenant Governor shall succeed TO his Of
fee. And in case Of the impeachment of the
Lieut.. Governor, or his removal from office,
death, resignation, or absence from the S ate.
the President of the Senate shall succeed 10 his
office, until nomination 10 those offices re-
spectively shall be made by The Senate and
House Of Representatives, for the remainder of
the time for which the officer so impeached,
removed from Office, dying, resigning, or be-
i y absent, was elected"
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DEFER RED ARTICLES.
GOVERNOR NOBL E The Charleston
Courier, in announcing the death of Gov. No

i GOVERNOR NOBLE The Charleston
Courier, in announcing the death Of Gov. No
bic, the governor Of South Carolina, says:
awe announce, with unleigned regret, the
unexpected and melancholy intelligence thai
our State has sustained great loss in the
death of his Excellency, P,tri k Noble. our
late excellent and popular Governor. This
mournlul event took place at Gov. Mobiles res
rdencr, in Abbeville ID strict, on the 9TH inst ,
dropsy in the chest being, we understand, the
disease of which he died. Gov. Noble was a
lawyer by profession, and was long promi-
ne It member of our State Legislature. In
December, 1918, he succeeded to the Chair of
Speaker of the House of Representatives ON
The transfer of Gen. Hayne, from the Speak
er's chair, 10 the office Of Attorney General OF
the State. Gov. Noble filled the office Of
Speaker, by repeated reflections, until De-
cember 1898, when, ior an interval, he left the
nall of legislation for a private station. In
November, 1888, having resumed has place III
the legislature, he was again chosen Speaker OF
the House, on the vacation OF the Chair b.
the election of the Hon. Henry l.. Pinckney
to Congress, and held il also for the succeed
ing term. In 1886, he was elected TO the Stale
Senate, and on tie first day ofhs first appear
ance in that body, was chosen its President;
The Hon. Henry Deas, his predecessor in that
office, having declined reelection to the leg
stature. In December, 1888, he was elected
Governor OF the State, Succeeding Gov. But
ler,l with the general concurrence OF all oar
ties, and held the office at the time of his death
Governor Noble was a man oil amiable and ir-
reproachable character, sound Judgment and
high intelligence, and filled the Executive Of
fee with grace and dignity. We believe that
he was without an enemy, and his loss will be-
alike felt in The private circle and tue public
council He was in the prime of life, being
only in about the 50lh year olhis age, WHEN
cut short in his career of usefulness and honor
This is but The Sc md tire. we are aware
= in our history, thai the Chief Exccutvt
M -:---- - - = hos been yacate,, h,
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I q tHANCERY SALE OF HIGHLY VALUA-
~ BLE BAL MORE STREET PROPERLY viz.
tue oil decree OF Baltimore County Court, the b.
scrlbers will sell by auction at the Exchange on the
goth April, at o'clock p. part of the real es-
tate OF the late Henry b. Griffith deceased being all
that valuable property described as follows:
All that piece or parcel of GROUND, situate and
lying IN the city of Baltimore, which is contained
within the description following: that is to saw be-
ginning Tor the same the south side of Baltimore
street, at the distance of ninetywo feet wesyaIdIy
from the west side of alley heretofore laid out by
Daniel Carroll and Nitus Hartway, of the width of
ten feet, and running thence southerly parallel with
SAID alley one hundred and twelve feet to an allev
heretofore laid out by William Goodwin, of the
width of ten feet, thence bounding the last men
toned alley westwardly, parallel with Baltimore St
hfteen feet four inches TO the southeast corner of
brick privy erected the ground conveyed to Lev
pod Donsee, thence nOrtherly along the east end wall
OF said prvy seven feet three inches; thence contn
ul1S the same course twentyseVen feet two iinches
thnce ENTHUSIASTICALLY twelve feet three inches TO
the north east-corner of the two story brick house
erected the ground conveyed to said Donsee;
thence along the north end wall of said house TO
Sharp street; thence enthusiastically bounding On
Sharp street seventyve feet five inchesto Baltimore
street twenty feet six inches to the place of ginning
being the ground described in an indenture or
conveyance, bearing date about the fifteenth
day of September instant, and recorded or intended
to be recorded among the l. M records of Baltimore
county County Court from Margaret Hernage and
others to the said Geo. Riston)
e The improvements on this property consist
H.a@I ola large threestory STORE and DWELL
I4lING, at the south east corner Of Baltimore
and Sharp streets; and tho two brick STORES on
Sharp street, occupied by F. Beehler and j. G.. Ro-
berts The title is in fee simple, and indisputable
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree, are
one-fourth in cash, and the residue in one, two and
tree years. with interest from sale. Notes, with ap
proved security, to'be given for credit payments
JOHN GLENN,
an II cots DAVID STEWART. trustee.
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RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.
A TOWN MEETING DISTuR RED

The meeting in Philadelphia on Wednesday
o. the friends of Governor Porter, which had
been called TO express their sentiments in rela-
tion TO the Stale Administration, and the interests
Of Pennsylvania, was disturbed by the rio,ous
and dlsorderly conduct of a number of peTs Jns
who had assembled in the crowd. Several gem
ilemen attempted TO address The meeting, but
were prevented from doing so by kissing and
hooting, and one person, Mr. Taylor Branf, a.
knocked down and severely injured The deStrHc-
tire portion of the fedsraliStS in Pennsylvania
are in high dudgeon with their Governor, be-
cause, forsooth, he would not lend the sanc-
tion of his official station and authority, To up
root the institutions of his country, and give the
final stroke to our commercial prosperity by The
pIostration of the Banks.
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Deacon Marvin, OF Linn, Conn.,, a large land
holder, and an exemplary n, was extremely
exceniric in someof his notions. His courtshir,
it is said was as follows:-Hav ng one day
mounted his horse with only sheep>I1in frl a
saddle, he rode in front of The house where Bet
tv Lee lived and without diSmounling, requested
Betty to come 10 him on her coming, he told T
that the Lord had sent him there to marry her
Betty, without much hesitation, replied ''The
Lords will be DONE" t.-r
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= PEI<EpIEsIORY SALE.


THyRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed Of Mort
n gage dated the 10Th ocober 1885, and the
Land Records of Baltimore County Court, in Liber
T. K. No. 253, folio 266, will sell by auction, at
the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, the Both
of April, at one o'clock, p M. fifth part of the
Rose Hill Estate being the portion con- eJed to Ed
mund Gibson, Esq by deed dated the 9Th May, 1888,
and by him subsequently sold to Samuel Cameron,
Esq This property is described in deed, from John
Gibson and James Gibson, Trustees, to Edmund
Gibson, bearing date the 9th day of MAY, 1885, and
recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore coun
ty Court in Liber T. X. No. 24S, folio 4S and 8,
all those pieces parcels of Land situated and being
in the city of Baltimore, and part OF the real estate
of VIM. Gibson, deceased and decreed to be sold by
said trustees, and which plat exhibited at said
sale are distinguished by the numbers 4, 8, 10 Qour
eight ten respectively, and of the description
following; that is to say, beginning for Lot No. A.
marked ON the said plat "a copy OF said plat being
now on file in the Office of the Register of the High
Court of Chancery) at the east intersection of Ho
and Madison Streets and running thence north
eastwardly, bounding Hoffman st. 709 feet inch
to Garden street; thence enthusiastically bound
ing Garden street IS feet thence southwestward-
ly, parallel with Hoffman street 709 feet inches to
Madison street; and thence enthusiastically, bound
ing Madison street to the place of beginning; and
beginning for Lot No. s, on the northeast side of
Madison st. Formerly Price street) ENTHUSIASTICALLY
40 feet inches from the north intersection of Mad
son and Dolphin streets, and running thence north
eastwardly, parallel with Dolphin street 713 feet
inches to Garden street; thence northwestwardly
bounding on Garden street 2O3 feet inches; thence
enthusiastically, parallel with Dolphin street 7l3
feet inches to Madison street; and thence south
westwardly, bounding Madison street to the place
of beginning-and beginning for Lot No. 10 on the
northeast side of Madison Formerly Price street,
enthusiastically no feet inches from the north in
tersecton of Madison and Dolphin streets, and
ming thence enthusiastically, parallel with Dolphin
street us feet inches to Garden St, thence north
westwardly, bounding Garden street 100 feet, UNI
til it inersects the outline of the whole ground be-
longing to the estate of the late William Gibson, and
running thence bounding said outline, south 49
degrees west 100 feet to Madison street, and thence
bounding said street enthusiastically TAO feet to
the place of beginning.
The terms prescribed by the deed cash, but the
mortgages have consented to extend the credits
follows to wit: one-fifth in cash at the sale, and
the residue in equal instalm ents at g. IL, IS and
"a months, with nterest-for the credit payments un
doubted securities will be required.
ap II cots JOHN GLENN, Trustee
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ETHAN HOIS SIC

Corner Of Eaag and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
IENHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the patrons of
this establishment, their friends and the public gener-
any at they have associated themselves together for the
purpose of conducting the same The EUIAN HOUSE
was completed and first opened in 1896, which time was
FURNISHED throughout IN the very best MANNER and without
regard to cost The comfort convenience of lis Interior
its high and airy location, combine render
pIosepy pleasant and healthy 1t particularly well
dapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and LADIES
having great number of Private Paou Ladies' Ordinary
ana splendid Drawing Room, with private Bal
"Ee streei In every respect the Euaw House is second
10 none in the United States and intention and firm
ucTmaton OF the prOpnetors, spare exerIions to
promote the comfort and qualification of patrons and al
TGIe$ at which no exception be TAKEN The stock of
WINmS G1d LIQUORS on hand has been mostly imported
expressly for tie of this establishment selected from
he private stocks OF some Of the celebrated connois-
eurs OF the city The BdIS attached to the house are in
complete order, and open at all times for the use of the
guests.
ASAHEL HUI SSEY,
T. w. ELDER,
Late of the firm of b. S. Elder s. COZ
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EISOR SALE-The subscriber will sell at private sale,
n the LOT ana DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied by
hin on Mount Vernon Place. the Washing ton Monument
The Lot is about 80 feet front by 100 deep The House
lage consisting Of basement and ories having rooms on
hoo the FIRST two 20 feet by lS and the third 10 by 49, II
has good bath house aud every convenience for
datlon ola family Possession will be given Immediately For
teris of sale apply 10 the subscriber.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase may any time inspect The
premises, j. Z. KENNEDY.
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HOLIDAY q M'A<GNi.ilY.
w ENETIAN BLIND MAKERS, No

v Gay street, urp site New Christ Church, Bam,n e.,
makes to order VENETIAN BLINDS, PATENT SPRTh G
SHUTTER BLINDS SHADES, CURTAINS, and all other
fixtures apperaning the screening Of Windows Doors
either inside out Also, Curtain Fixtures for Dry Goods
aud other stores made in the best shortest notice
Country Merchants and Others dealing the Venetian
Blind way, be supplied with ay quauity the shortest
notice ard most reasonable terms.
t3-od Blinds repaired taken in e1cha ge for
~
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WooL.-The number of Sheep in the United
States is estimated by writer at Is, 900 000.-
Allowing the estimate al pounds per head, the
clip of 1889 would be 45. 900, 900 pounds of wool.
The average price of the commodities for the
last few years has been As cents pound; at this
rate the yield of last year would be of more than
twenty thousand of dollars value.
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THNRUSrEE's sALE.-By virtue and in pursuance OF
the High Chncer,, the undersigned
will offer at Public Auction the PREMISES on
THURSDAY, the Both day of April next, at o.
clock, T. NJ, that VALUABLE LOT situate and
lying in that part of Baltimore county, lately includ
ed in the boynds of the city of Baltimore, which is
contained within the following described meets and
bounds, that is to saybeginnng for the same the
east side of Asquth St at the distance of $50 feet
from the South corner of John MichaePs brick house
which house jons lot late the property of Hugh
Dougherty, deceased; and running thence boundin g
on Asquith St North so feet thence East $50 feet to
the place of beginning, excepting therefrom small
portion of said Lot sold to hugh McEldeny, the ex-
tent Of which will be fully explained the day of
sale. This lot will be sold subject to the Dover
right therein, of Mrs. Eve b. Albera
The improvements erected on this Lot consist of a
Two Story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, built
by the former proprietor for his use, and Back
Building ~ stories high, and the necessary out
houses. 'f
This Lot is suscedtible of advantageous division
into several building lots, and is in very improving
and desirable neighborhood The title is believed to
be indisputable. The terms, appointed by the
Chancellor, are cash upon the day Of SALE For fur
& s DAVID STEWART, Trustee,
ap II 3 1aw3wds 3ai No. 20 St Paufs ST.
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INDlANs.-It is stated in the ST. Lewis Republi-
can that twelve bundled Indians are in force
against the inhabitants of the North Western
frontier of Missouri; and that troops had march
ed upon them from Fort Leavenwonh.
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"A MOUTH WITHOUT TEETH IS MOUTH
WITHOUT CHAkMSn
~ HI. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, NJ w. Cor.
ner of Charles and Fayette would call the att enon
OF the public, TO the preservation of the TEETH. Millions
eeh are now urey lost which might preserved
timely and udicuus trtalment; those therefore, who
the preservation Of their Teeth will please give him. call
well as those who msy require artificial inserted and he
warrants pei form his operations to the entire satisfaction OF
those who may honor him with their patronage. APP 2aw
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+ A passenger on board the steamer Rhode Is
land from New York TO Stonington, had one of
his feet wrenehed off, andthe other SO much in
lured, by some part of the machinery, as proba-
bly, will lead TO its loss
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1t is stated that Cap. Elliot. his official cor
respondence, admits that in the first engagement
with the Chinese, the first shot was fred from
the fiigates, and by his orders; and excuses him
self on the plea of .irritafioa. Penn. fag.-iasa
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DR.. Holmes, charged with having murdered
man in Canada, has been discharged from the
Vermont jail.-Penn Ing.
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Nelc Orleans Mint-Durng the month of
March, Sl01 900, in half eagles, quarter eagles,
half dollars, dimes and half dimes, were coined
at this mint
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The charitable Institutions IN England, are said
to amount 10 5627; and The Friendly Societies to
1856; and 5,600O00l, are collected in rates annu-
ally for the support OF the poor.
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Upon this the Sunday News makes the follow
ing capital parody
''Young womanhood molasseS touched with
a little brimstone-Spread on bread not butlered-
a being all joints and angles not filled out--an
uniformed form, deformed by stayS-a pail thing
that loves the ripening peach-a young woman
"A weman which is not auIrE woman
Yet something more nor gall"
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Purser T. Calston has been dismissed from the
Navy.-Army d. Macy Ctroa.
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SHERaFFALCK.
TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY AND

FENII undersigned takes the liberty Of announcing himself
Il candidate for the office Of SHERIFF the ensuing
election. III thus offering himself your suierages he
respectful sncyour support, and should he be fortunate
u receive majority of your votes he aers himself from
the knowledge he has the duties the Office (having
dupuy for the last eight years still being the employ of
AMI lawif KOBERT WILSON.
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BEAUTIFUL kX IRAC f-The following
beautiful extract is from Gallagher's HeSperian
monthly publication, issued in Cincinnati,
Ohio:
"Young womanhood the sweet moon on the
horizons verge thought matui ed but not Ut
ered-a conception warm and glowing yet not
embJdied-the rich halo which precedS the ris-
ing sun-the rosy down that bespeaks he ripen-
ing peach--a flower
A flower which is not QUITE flower,
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"A MERlTEDe COMPLAINANT MIR.
Condv Raguei's treatise on Banks, has been
translated into French, and is highly commen-
led by several of the leading Partisan Jour
GALS. M t sa u s.sft sfie .ss5 ssl.s rs
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TRUSTEES SALE

virtue OF Decree of the High Court of Chancery of
H1Naryad the subscriber trustee will offer public
SALE on saturday the Cd day May next at one O'Clock
al the Exchange in the city of Baltimore the
oi The late Captain Kerr, situated Thames street,
corner OF Bond The HOUSE three story brick, with
large two story back Buildg antlay covered
with slate roo-there is smoke huse stable, attach
ed This house situated dwelling and
store for which IL has been recently used
The terms Of sale that third the purchase money
be paid in cash. and the balance nine months from
the day ofsale to secured by approved and bea
nterest-the title is indispulabe.
retr WIN. A. TALBOT, Trustee.
RTOTTCE-The creditors of Archibald Kerr deceased
1N will file the vouchers of their claims the Chanccy Office
within four months from said day of sale.
VIM. A. IoLBoTT, Trustee.