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SoL. ID. PARxEK, S~Ccrsh'ry.
ORANGE COUNTY.

At meeting Of thu Democratic Committee oi 'l9i-
lance Tor the county Of Orange, held Al The Courth"ns",
Al JnIv Court. the Chairman. Col. A. MADISON, called
the meeting tn order, and the Secretary, John VI. CHAP
u,an. beIn, absent, on motion. James Newman was APP
% u,pd to act IN his stead The following resolutions,
eer. then unanimously adopted:
Rs,D,-s9. That this meeting highly approves me
STATE Democratic Convention, proposed to be held IN
charlottesville. On the nh September next; ana al"
the D.srr cr Convention, proposed 10 he held III RE
derrick -burr, on the 18th August nrNt, and that Tn.
following gentlemen BE- appointed Delegates to sara
Convent ms, on behalf Of the Democratic party oil ms
cnunty. viz Colonel a. Madison, J ). Terrell, J VI
Ch,pn,an. }. Willis, Colonel Z. 2. Barbour, Dr.. Grasty,
n \ Ills, WIN. c. Willis, e. G: Macon, James u.
Ncwman. f.. Gibson. J. Scott, r. King, DIP GryGirs,
T Scott. WIN. d. Clark, J. Talraterro, G. Scott, JAS
VI. Macon. C. Scott, r. l.. Brown, X. II. Wills, =
c,wherI. &. Graves, Jas. Newman. Col. +. Row,
DR.. g. Morris. Col. J. Voolfolk, DR.. Thomas and Jas
G.. Blakcy. ~.
Reyarcd, That the Delegates TO the charlottesville
Convention b., and they are hereby instructed To use
,ha,r ba-t rT.rts to procur" The denomination OF me
Han. r. NJ. Johnson for the Vice Presidency 81 the |.
:. and an earnest recommendation OF HIM, BY The Con
yrnrion, 10 the support Of Tie Democratic Party OF 'r'
. MA. -
E.yoireA, That the proceedings Of this meeting DC
,nhli-hrd N the Richmr nd Enquirer.
Ga motion. the meeting ADJOURNED to me't again AZ
August Curt. y. aAOlSo', c""""""'
Jas NEWMAN, SfrTrhTy.
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/ sol TIA arItJN

Alta tncetinp of III. Democratic COMMITTEE Of Wig
lance for the county of Sonihainpt"n, held atthrir ,"fi't-
house, IN The 2nth day Of July, lc4N Wm. T. HooA'
wyn, was called - the Char, and Solomon u. fiTk-r,
appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were Offered by Robert
Ridley. Esq. and unanimously adopted:
Approving as wr do the recommendation OF the orn,
tral Committee for a General Convention at CharlniteS
vile on the &h day OF September next also OF IN. re-
communication of District Conventions, and approving
II n" tiur aod place Of holding the Convention pro-
= !, : h -, GSsoirgd. Tina, be- and they
are hereby appointed Delegates to represent Us IN iIr'
General Convention at Charlottesville IN September
next.
> Resolrcd. That be appointed 10 attend
the District Convention at Sussex Courthouse on '"e
1lh Of August next. :,
=. E,soi red, That we again pledge ourselves to each
other tn do all that we can honnrably 10 promote me
reelection ",'our d stingu shed and patF'otic Shiei pa
gistrair 10 the Presidency.
4 Resoired. That we Will BE- on The alert and c"rrect
all false circulation t. deceive and nisleau the people
during The Presidential contest.
The blank in the lst Resolution q "a filled with the
f,llrwinG names. Jeremiah Cobb, Robert Ridley. jane
: French. DR.. WIN \ Sprrk, Geo. X. Cary, Dr. y.
u Sohri N,ih,ncl r Williams. Francis r dizzy.
William ;. GoOdwyn, Sampson I. knsc, anu Sa"'"'
Buat
Tn bunk IN the % Resolution vas filled with the
following names. Robert Ridley. Jas. ). French, Or
VIM. \. Spark, Jas. Clayton ; 'l"m"n ID. Parker. Dr
y VI. Srbrrll, James Magrt,, Allen Edwards, Benz
Drew. James Z. Clayton, Spratley Williams, Ettr"itrrc
G.. Brrr-, Colonel Thomas Ridley, William \. Mas
-"nhurg. James d. Ma >%>"nbnrg, john d iiart' AZ
t,,ny Mullen, d. II. DronI""ie, Simnrl Drrwry
dI,am JuakinS, John Rochelle, BrnJamn T.. Pop.
DR. CD. BI.haIn, Samuel Hines, VIM, Prince, y. !
Williams. Sampson Rusr. Jam,rs Vrch, Wan Bnss-, sr"
Jeremiah Cobb. Wm. II Nicholson and Peter B''ss"au
RcSoirCd, That The proceedings OF tins meeting Dr.
signed by Inc Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
~ Inc EDITOR nfile Richmond Enquirer, with a request
ria, ,Uc Petersburg S'atrman III copy the same.
WI. q GOODWIN, Chairman.
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Troy EkSOR

: rr'1rmltion we received from Edgecamoe was
erroneous, oI' tie returns we now give are e1'rt1'.
~ -r"npar-ou- We 2" back To the contest between
>o'a.' mad Dudley, which IS the last ime the partics
7r's .g lrc1yetc IN The question II Governor
/, --ported That there IS 4 small Democratic loss ~
r':-afr7ss We have no positive assurance, Il beng q
n.- -34a-.
Lentet II 4 letter from
aRArEIGH, \. c., August q.
LAST NIGHT brought u full returns from HAWKINS
District and partial ones from Stantys The results
~ g.as: cheering 10 The Democracy
Hllrkins'S District.
Saunders, 'Iem.) MoTehead, tfrd'J
'1nhHR 253 maj.
G-.ay4e 113 maj.
Nash 700 maj.
warren 6l7"
leo
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.DgNOCRiTIc A~s-UcilTl

DEHOCRt ATTIC ASSOCIATION.
The nert meeting of the Association, VII be held on .- ~,
rve,,ns n-,r. instead Of Friday. Addresses may be sfIr..I
from some Of the prominent Democrats, who attend ~ h'e|"'
Convention. -
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4 SUBSCRIBER
From WESTERN VIRGINIA.

run ~ - H@N h"F -" -
"THl GREAT Di>>rK.-We have n" space this week
10 rive our readers a detailed account Of The Festival
of yes.eriay-ncxt week, however. we vii! give the
particulars. Notwithstanding the un'av"rlb!r morn
Ing, The turnout was great. Mr.. H"p.,ns addressed
the audience in a dian,ficd and tnrcrble speech =
Mr. Grundy followed IN one ofhis ]haPpIest speeches
fas,eninr the attention Of the audience hy towering
flights of stirring eloqucnrc, and d%clighi'ng them
with a playful ium0r peculiar 10 himselt-:or two
hours he handled the modorn Federdhsfs with gloves
of. The meeting was gracrd rs the presence Of Gen.
Anderson of Tennessee; Mcssrs. Turney and Waiter.
SIN from the same gallant State. Gov. Clay OF Ala
hama was in town also. but from indisposIiinn was IN
able TO gntify The repeated calls 10 address the people.
In the evening Mr.. Wai'crSon addressed he company n
a strain &c high. wrought elrGuence and humor. Terri.
bv the Feds suffer in his hands. AllthInrs passed OF IN
perfect order and kind feeling. 1t was n day long T.
be- remembered in this county. Old Wythe rigitcd
herself N yesterday. lr WAS THE LARGEST Pr%iic
FESTIVAL EyEE HELD Is VIRGINIA WEST Of THE Al
LrGu.xr. llurrah iur Old Wylhc! and down with
he Fedrralists.
More Of THIS in our next.
Eltrart Of a letter ttom Hyfhe rouniq, .4"E. ].
o Yesterday there was a Public Dinner IN thi'
Mace. and il was uunIer"u-iy attended by the Demo
{ racv at Wvthe. am informed BY the IN St ntelI.
cent ,f oui frtrnds here. that all the changes which are
now taking piece in this Congressional District are IL
favor of Mr.. Van Buren,. Yours, &c.
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W0RTHAM, NcGRUnER * 90.

n. mar rssS5r,ng, 1orro so"d, md M Er 'a' -
8 boy. : and 'rress do Loaf SUGAR
50 s l.sa:L r;s; H Eco T:'2.5,1 l art >s :.: Or N~olAssz.
~ hbl. NV Ohcao-
So brrsb -t green lagura
N a.. i. Domnco
IoJ d, bit lava, Tor family n-e
@l1 'a,k' a,ht,n,, LyaT'"' ~''s' SALT.
Is bnxe. talow patent ,aIloN, sperm, aud patent, sperm Cam
80 hove. Lcc', and uul', part very superior soap
II pipes, half pprs and quarter pipes = VI wtcr
, haIf rip~- very hest Oh Madeira
E'm!i; Roe HrRRINGs.
1 ,c. Cotton Rarging
> bale Shoe Thread
61 -i -h>tr red sole Leather
sir Sr,rrr- b stand fresh Thomas,on Lime
- bic. Pepper
Prn~nrnan and Ginger
Mar. Ilayr> and Nutnegs
: h,If chr.t. be-, Gnup,wdcr Tens, a part Of which is said
t., h.. the rr,t ,rrot~l fpr = nurm-r Il year.
: bn,c> superior .fnf fImiS use Black Tea
ess Duponts Sp"ru"s
90 do do Ilr,ns POWDER.
do de- Cani>t.rJ
% % S : : old and very superior Browns Chewing Tobacco
shot of al! sizes
t,n ,~.p,. large and small Wrapping Paper
IL; best Nova Scotia Grind Stones
300 boxes srl0, CT AS
o,ryE OH. STARCH
Il ucrrr. ami d". rue com,
nv. English aad Ifcos=rr Ion, al 'hc' Of round, nat
ran; an, r. loon and shoe, DO.
STEGL Il ryary d .rrgs,a, ny Sp[,ns' American
pI-t--et, English Ea>trr'I, at aud German
AXES. simmons manufacture, large aud small sizes
go krs. be-, made, Of s""t". Ion-a sizes
- A"r, fencing, do %c.' SC g ,,y
AVufS' =
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MNRKETS-hrr,..r &
WILLIAMS & HAS ALI.

"NRhETS-tCcrsr t.
FLorU-RHceipt li-ht-sal,s at ~; no new arriving. City Mil,
sales n SS;.
NHE SI-,lf r prime r.i.
lnrx-Jt, - CT. WILLIAMS & HAN tLT.
ToEtccO-rhs operations in TIL. aIrcir nj the close OF the nast
wrrk were larg,. II l. supposed ~ or spi iios-h-ad- changed
nand. term, g; trauSpri. Tli. week the market opened w'n
much spirit nj Inipnvri r,i.s, which have been vel ~>u3pftci.
m inspections OF the StItr up 10 1T mt, are not r"'rrrilS -
retlJuni. IN; enough = known T. warrant Us IN rrpOfiiu. q Inc
aggregate &. yJ hhI.. WINFREE * WILLIAMSON.
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linn, Winch met atillt. JHlIE1OH 1l'"H' !Ts''u'''
Feuu FLonipA BY Ihr steamer ChHs. Downing
Can't. Dent. ~ Yesterday received ST Augustine papers
nf the 2i:it instant.
In he att rnrnn, wc received the same papers, oy ''
Fl r,da, Capt. Mock
Lai,.f .MgcL-Wr harm from a PASSENGER N me
steamer Fluidr, that a party OF mounted men, re-,
rrn,ly scouting near Fort Mellon, fell IN win = parry ~
Indians. WIN Sh.we! some Signs ot ha'ii', ou' Fr'"a'i
I'd Ia a hammock. On The troops dsn'nhl'he WI"
charging ,h"In, the Indians got 'nt' ,"r is". - 8 ~ -
guard the horses, aud liking also ten OF The horses VI
&c" rS4earnnh Georg'an.
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Al, meeting Of th- Republican Corresponding ,oi.mn. s. ~.
IN. county nf Powhatan, held at their Courthouse on .'oI,.
9Th dy IL Ju, last. the following resoiuI""
unani mnnsy adopted: ....,.d IN address
.Re.oirrI That John w Jones, EaQ. ne G.e>u
,b- ,-o,I Of rli< county nj August t"ut next ,,,,,,
rfrcuIn. ,ncrs have induced ihe postp"nrm-n' o. /" Az AZ I -
,,t, H.. ,bnyr request until september t0ur, "H-h ~. ',"' ,
&c j.. .yn.cted To address The people Of Po" hatano OF ~ ro'"'"i
TOPICS uf The day.
Published Is order OF the Committee. , cpr-up cl..u
Ja.ErR WREv, Seem. mah :, ho,,I a., ,ra
ocr,.,o, III ,h.iu send forth their ableSi advocate
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r. The Ed TOR IS a, the Hanover District C"nven'
,i,n- which M, Al ,l- junction House Yesterday.
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: 1911 ..nALINA IL IL .ILAN

T. Ms,s-.. John B. Cary, 4. G. Hudgins, Thomas
,a7es, AMI G.. 4. Cary, Of Elizabeth City County, Va.
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81 GIIUNfIY = co,

ETOIt SALE-The subscribers will offer at public sale
e. for the proprietor, SATURDAY, the I'd Of Mayner
at IL o'clock, upon the premises, the DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT on Mount Vernon Place, near the
Washington Monument, belonging to John p. Ken
nedy and lately occupied by him. This lot is about
80 feet front, by 100 feet deep The house has three
stories above basement, having three rooms on a
floor, OF which the two first rs feet by IS in size
and the third 10 by l6 Persons DESTROYS TO purchase
are invited to inspect the premises at any time pre-
vious to the sale The terms will be made known
when the property is offered, and may be modified to
suit the convenience of the purchaser
The advertisement to sell at public sale will not
prevent the subscriber from accepting private offer
if it should meet his views of the value of the pro-
perty. GRUNDY & Co, Aucts
ap 1925, %, 30, 1&2M
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY VIEWER, CANNON & co.

ORPHANS COURT SALIc.-By order of the Or
" phans Court of Baltimore County, shall sell on
THURSDAY, Both April inst, at 4 o'clock, p.
situated on the south side of Lombard street, be-
tween Eutaw and Paca street, belonging to the
heirs 10 the estate of the late George Richstein.
The Lot fronts on Lombard ST. 30 feet, and rams
back about I75 feetto Carpenters formerly WhiS-
key alley. The Improvements on this valuable
and centrally located Lot consists Of two "a
two story Brick Dwellings, with back s5a5
buildings to each, one fronting on Lom-.Gls1
bard St. and the other on Carpenters alley; the
whole premises subject to the yearly ground rent
Of $50. Tile indisputable
Terms of Sale-One fourth cash and the other
3-4's on a credit of3 and months, with interest
from day of sale. Bond with good security to be
given for the credit payments
GEO. RICHSTEIN, Jr. Admir-.
VIEWER, CANNON & co. Aucts.
ap 25
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a SCISSORS OFTrCE'-inc mpiauce with
IA dnance of the Mayor and city c of Baltimore for
the appointment of a Board of Assessors, approved
March 25th, 1S39.-Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned will meet at their office City Hall, on
the first Monday in May next, at o'clock, A. M.
and sit until o'clock, p M. and continue to sitas
bove stated, every day, Sunday excepted, until the
first Monday in June, for the purpose of receiving
from all persons liable to Taxation, true and correct
Lists of all their property, both real and personal ex
ccept such as may be exempt from taxation by the
laws of the State or the ordinance of the corpora
ton. NICHOLAS BREWER,
GEORGE DECKER.
ap 20 dt4thM
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vUAx FLOWERS DRAWING s. PAINT

WNAx FLOWERS DRAWING d PAINT
w ING, taughtat No 80 Fayee doors above Norih,
between the City Hotel and the Post Office. For
the benefit of those who are DESTROYS of receiving
instruction from MRS. JENNINGS, she gives
notice that she is now forming classes in the
above branches, and as her stay in Baltimore
will be proportionate TO her new engagements,
early application will be necessary. Specimens
of the work may be seen, and terms made known
at her residence.
ap25 d4ts
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FOURTE1 or MAY FANCY BALI.

FOURTH OF MAY FANCY BALL.
tHAEtLEGS V. SPIES respectfully informs hi, friends
u and the public, that he will give his EXHIBITION s.
GRAND FANCY BALL at Washington Hall,
on MONDAY EVENING, May 4th Tickets $1-to
be had of Mr. S. or any of his pupils, or at the
door on the evening the Ball The exhibition
will commence at 8 O'clock, and consist of the
following Dances, viz:
La Cachuca, by lady and gentleman.
Grand Coti!lion., by "a ladies' and gentlemen.
Hornpipe, by Is gentlemen.
Shawl Dance, BY III misses.
Sailors Hornppe. by master.
Highland Fling, by two gentlemen.
And Comic Dance, by geneman-after
which the floor will be cleared tor the accommo-
daton ofthe company.
CHAS. L. SPIES, Ballet Master.
N. B. Tickets ran be had at the office Of the
Baltimore Clinner. ap21-Sl
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FDsDGEs FOR THE YOUNG MEMS Ma
ID TIONAL WIG CONVENTION -rrIe snls.rihnrs

EpiDGES FOR THE YOUNG MEMS Ma
BID TlONAL WING CONvENTION.-The subscribers,
''yoi1g men," prepared to furnish the members
Of the Convention, Tippecanoe Clubs and Delegates
from other States with SATIN BADGES. represent
ing the battle Of Iippecanoe, and North Bend the
home of the hero and statesman surmounted with the
bold and fearless Eagle, the emblem of our Nations
glory, bearing the motto "Ii1th lcN prevail, error
must fa9" can be had at the following places:
Diggs, LIST ward; White Hall, I'd ward Head
Quarters, Aisquith street, Sd ward Louman s Mitch
ell, McElderry's wharf, 9th ward; Pilot Office, It'll
ward; Mr. Brown, Sth ward; American Coffee
House, 9Th ward; Mrs. Temperly, 10th ward; Ham
ilton Jones, 18th ward Matthew Clark, 18th ward
H. w. Bool and T. r. Scott, Market street
NOTHRMAN & METTEE.
an 2i-ent4tM
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Ship Herald Chastea of Baltimore, Cadiz 2lst ult
to sail next day for Valparaiso.
Bremen ship Elise, Koch from Baltimore, arrived at Bre
men March IS.
Barque Mary, Myrck, of and for Baltimore cleared N.
Orleans 18th inst
Brig Wing Balwn, of Baltimore, sailed from Cadiz 2lst
ut for Rio de JaneirO.
Brig Chatham Taylor and schr Susan Ellis, from Balti
more, arrived ut Boston g5th inst
Brig Chickasaw, Kendrck, for Baltimore, cleared at Bos-
ton, OH the 18th inst.
Brig Ogettope, Jones, from Havana, arrived Savannah
2lst inst
pha the 18th inst.
Brig Eleanor sanner from Baltimore arrived Savan-
Schrs Henry Bargcr Michigan, Nicholas Biddr, Celeste,
and Marnion, all from Baltimore arrived at New York on
schr Amanda, Driscol for Baltimore, cleared at New
York 9th inst.
Schr Sarah, Ripley, from Baltimore, arrived at Portsmouth,
N. H. 23d inst.
schr Perry Spencer Creighton for Baltimore, sailed from
schrs Transfer Leeds; J. W. CALDWELL Bradbury, and
Elizabeth jane Dukes for Baltimore cleared at Philadelphia
schr John Rowlet, Mister, from Baltimore, arrived at
Richmond 18th inst
Soop Johnson, Norton, from Baltimore, arrived at Pha-
delphia 18th inst
PHILADELPHIA, April 27-Ar schr Harriet, from Rich
schr Mary Ann from Port Deposite.
Schr Henry, from Wilmington, N. G.
Cl'd, ship Archer NOreans; barque Eunomus, Richmond;
schrs Brandywine, do Geo Washington Norfolk Leader,
NEW YORK. April e6-Arr packet ship United States,
Britton, from Liverpool.
Brig St. Marks, from ST. Marks, and 10 days from Key
West.
Schr Sinbad from Mobile.
Sloop Susan, from Charleston.
NORFOLK, April a5-Ar schr Presto, Morgan, from Bal
timore
In Hampton Roads-Brig America Anderson, from Maya
gueZ.. Put in for orders.
PROVIDENCE, April 24-An schr Counsellor, from Ma
9anzas
Schr Maria from Charleston.
BOSTON, April l5-Arr barque Juno, from CadiZ
Barque Hull, from Caliz
Brig Hudson, from Maanzas
Brig Cordela, from Trinidad.
Brig Majestic, from New Orleans.
Brig Omar from Savannah
Schr Erie from New Orleans.
Schr Tangent from st. Marks.
CID, ship Sarah & Caroline Havana barque Fame, Mar
seies brgs F1nkn Smyrna; Eliza Burgess Cuba Token,
Charleston
ALEXANDRIA, April 25-Saled brgs Uncas for Kings
ton Jam Mary Helen, Babadoes; schs Delaware Newbu
rypor; Abigail, New York; Gazelle, Bangor
CHARLESTON, April 24-CPd ship Beivdere, Antwerp;
brig Acton Rotterdam.
SAVANNAH, April 23-Cl'd brig l. Baldwin, NYork.
Arr ship CASTOR, from New York.
Brig Madison, from New York.
Schr Increase, from Boston.
MOBILE, April 2O-Crd ship Birmingham, from Liver
pool.
Arr Dr. ship Dibdn, from Liverpool.
Ship New York, from Liverpool.
Brig VIM Davis, from Bangor, Wales.
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EWARRFsON BADGEs.-Just published by ]. S.
n HORTON, cornerot Baltimore and South Streets and
g. M. TAYLOR, North street. BADGE, de-
signed for The use Of the grand national conven-
ton, the different Tippecanoe Clubs, and Harri
son Associations, which are TO meet in Baltimore
on May 4lh.
1t has been highly approved Of, by all who have
examined it, and is engraved on copper. They
will be furnished at the low rate Of tsl2 l-2 per
hundred ap 25
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b ALTIM ORE MU S + UNI

q BADGES for ,hr Young Mems Main al Convention
gotten up by Edward Weber Zone of the Ma shals for
the aslon) 1t has been pronounced by Judges to be
of the best yet offered For sale at the Office of
The Pilot, Or at the 1.-the graphic establishment of
Edward Weber s Co., corner of Light and Market
streets.
Also, large VIEW OF HARRISON and his
BATTLE Sized, for sale as above.
an 22dtt
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FNNIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK.-MR. GEORGE
kO)NFZ has been appointed agent for the "Tppecunoe
1ert Book and Log Cabin Cabinet" for Frederick
county, Md.
WANTED-FIFTY active and intelligent boys to
dispose of the ''Tippecanoe Tcrt Book" on the 18th
OF May next. Apply at the counting of the Of
fee of FFThe Plot" %
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HE AH2fsON BADGES subscriber is prepar
" II ed 70 furnish Tippecanoe Clubs Wa;ds, County and
State Delegations, SIC. with SATIN BADGES, with
the of each Delegation, and appropriate mot
toes, beautifully printed TO order in two colors at from
S5 to $40 per hundred.
JOHN MURPHEY, Fancy Job Printer,
ap 25-d 146 Market street
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CoopcrS Compound Aromatic toatecllOn,

GNOOPEB'S COMPOUND AROMATIC CONFEC-
" TON pleasant, certain, SAFE and eectua remedy
tor GonnTrGa and elect This elegant preparations comb
Jag all the medicinal virtues of Baom Copaiva and Cubeb
separated by chemical analysis from their offensive and
Jectohable properties, combined with the compound
OF orsapara with several vegetable extracts great eca
cy, forms the most perfect and desirable remedy discov
eredand as il combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa
parl Pufes the blood, and removes in a DAYS
ny Vesge OF the disease 1t is particularly recommended in
obstinate cases where all other remedies have failed The
Connection Is put up in tin boxes with full directions
each box containing sufficient TO effect perfect any
ordinary case-and when properly known become the
only remedy used
Sold by Dr. f. BAKER corner Pratt and Charles sts j. H.
WARNER, corner Eutaw and Market SIS and j. o. McCOR-
MlCk 45 North Gay Street. Old Town Price 81 per box.
pls dly.
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MES PAPER.
IA 10 eases No. CAP,
2 do No. plain do.
6 do No. ruled LETTER,
d do Fine do do
5 do Superfine DO do
9 do do do do
Just received and for sale af mill prices by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE,
apM No. 8. Charles ST. Cup stairs. }
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a ty-ve or IOur cen years age who read
IA write and spell WELL aud well recommended
may find employment as an apprentice by applying this Of
flee. nm %
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ARRIVED,
Brig Columbia Cooper, Is days from Porto Cabelo.
Brig James, Mallory, IA days from MayagueL, p. r.
Sclr Flora, Nichols from Philadelphia.
Schr Augusta, from Tide Water Canal.
Schr Aid, Wheeler, from IIaWe de Grace.
Scr VIM. Tomplins, Oliver, II day. from Porto Cabello
Sclr Cassius, Hall, IL days from st. Thomas.
Scir VIM. f. Jester, Whitman, Is days from New Orleans.
Schr Curlew, LiscOinb, 8 days from Garey's Ferry.
Schr John Jay, Nickerson, days from Providence.
Schr Paragan Wahah 3 days from Edenton, o. G.
Schr r. P. Cohen, Cromwell, from Charleston.
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ANN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY NEXT the LIST nj
W Apnl--The Train with the UNITED STATES MAIL
will leave Pratt Street Depot every morning half past nine
oclockIhe passengers will dine Wilmington and reach
Philadelphia about half past 4clock P. M in full time for
the afternoon to New York
RETURNING will leave Philadelphia at One O'Clock A.
NJ breakfast board the Steam Boat Su5quehaIa and ar
rive in Baltimore at O'Clock, A. NJ in time for the different
lines going south
THE SECOND NAIL or AFTERNOON TKRAIN,
VIII leave the Pri street Dcpotdly except Sundays)
HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK, p NJ, for Pbilpielphia-
the pas engrs nc Wilmington and arrive in the city about
eleven O'clock NJ, thus aordng Western and South
en an opportunity OF proceeding to New York by
the early morning lines.
RETURNING,
This line leaves Philadelphia hs past Three O'Clock
hhe passengers sup board the Sesm Boat
ha, and arrive IN Baltimore about eleven O'Clock p M
eThe regulations heretofore adopted BY this Companv
for the comfortable accommodation of passengers ease and
facility ouavel, security of baggage &c, viii continued
apps A. CRAWFORD, Agent :
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SHIPPING TNTELLIGEN.G.
FORT OF RAJ MORE, ApRu. % 1870


Schrs. Pantaloon Krwan, Port Prince; Antelope Gf
fin, New York; Dorchester, Pason, Norfolk and Peters
burg Amra, Meekns, Richmond; Margaret, Adams, Alex
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&zA FOR RENT.-A SMALL DWELLING
H. in the rear Of the Pilot Office. Apply at this
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