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The jews AND THE Holy LANE.-Malta letters
bring accounts from Syria, in which some curious
particulars are given of Sir Moses MONTENEGRO
proceedings during his late visit to tne Holy
Land Wcremembcr rumours which had curren-
CIV, some years ago of the great Jewish capital
ISIS (NIr. Rothschild) design to employ his
wealth in the purchase of Jerusalem as the seat
of kingdom, and bring back the tribes under
his own guidance and sovereignty Ifthe scheme
amid its subliaity, sayoured sufficiently OF
the romantic to make the rumour suspicious, the
positive acts of Sir Moses, at least, exhibited an
anxiety to gather together the wanderers in the
neighbourhood of their ancient home, and future
hopes, that they may await events on the ground
where they can best be made available to the
fulfilment of the promise During his pilgrims
age he sought his wav TO the hearts Of his coun-
trymen by giving talaris Owe believe about
fifteen piastres) to every Israelite; and having
instituted strict inquiries respecting the various
biblical antiquities on his way, and ascertained
the amount of duty which the sacred places and
villages paid to the Egyptian Government to
be $4,000 purses, "a purse being equal to fifteen
talaris,) he proposed to the Viceroy of Egypt
that he (Sr Moses should pay this revenue out
of his own pocket, as the price of that Princes
permission to him to colonize all those place,
with the children of Israel The offer has been,
it is said accepted subject to the condition, that
the colony shall be considered national, and not
under European otection.-Athn@um.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

THNHE subscriber having determined TO reduce ms
u large stock of goods is now prepared to dispose OF
them ON the most reasonable terms, and respectfully so
Iics call from those in Of any articles IN his line,
as he fee assured that lis prices will be perfectly sa
factory His stock consists of great variety oil Cut
Glass including the most fashionable new PATTERNS also
China s. Queensware, comprising splendid tTenen ana
English manufactures of rich and beautiful patterns,
common do and Stone China.
Lamps-such as Astral, Hall, Mantel and Chamber
Lamps. Lamp Shades, and Glasses IN great variety
Plated Ware. of new and fashionable Patterns; wait
ers Cutlery Tenders, Shovels TOngs, Androns, Ter
man Silver Articles and great variety OF other goods
used in housekeeping.
Connected with the Bazaar extensive Glass Cut
ting establishment where the most skiltul workmen are
prepared 10 execute every description of work.
CHAIR FACTORY.
The subscriber also carries ON extensively the manu-
flctufe of all descriptions of Cane Seat and Windsor
Chairs to which he invites the attention OF his friends
aud the public He also manufactures Choirs for expor
tation suited for the different South American ana west
India markets.
Housekeepers Country Merchants and others are re
ouesed to esA aud examine the stock of goods ~ INC
Store and Bazaar, which will be found 10 comprise
greater variety than IS usually to be met win IN one Is
! ssah;Sbmen, JACOB DALEY
NJ b. China and Glass hired out as usual 81.
ON nand very me assOrtneutu i vase shaues ~ W
erent sizes which have been received lately ana NOR
1 exDected in a few DAYS.
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EDY order of the commissioners of iasolvent debt
EBors for the city and county of Baltimore, notice il
hereby given to the creditors of HENRY BISHOP,
an nsolvent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted to the said debtor and that the said creditors
are required to attend at the Office of the said commits
oners in the court house, in the city of Baltimore, on
the 4t day of May next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed for
their benefit and to give all the information in their
possession 10 the said commissioners 10 enable them 10
report Baltimore county court, asreeably TO an act OF
Assembly, passed at December session, 1881, entitled
San relating to insolvent debtors" and that the
Sd day of July next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the 18th day of March, in the year ls40.
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HoWARn,sHnTEL
IIO " II I
BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDEN LANE, NEW
WORK


YEXHIS HOTEL is one OF the most commodioUs in
J. the Union, having front upon Broadway OF over
100 feet, and upon Maiden Lane so feet with two large
wings extending in the rear 1876 feet II is six stories
high exclusive of basement and under cellars, and con
tanning oves 300 bed chambers, each well lighted and
ventilated with grates-besides numerous private par
lours with sleeping attached, and public parours
dining, aiding and other rooms There aer two elegant
dining oons, the floors Of which as well as the spa
cous Id rs in the first and second stories; togethor WIN
the reading and other public rooms, are paved with tai
ian marble. There is also an extensive and pleasant
room fronting upon Broadway, fitted up for ladies' or
binary and the ladies provided with attractive public
paors aud private entrance TO tue Hotel from Maiden
Lane.
The subscriber having for nine years past eeeved
liberal patronage from merchants, and principally from
gentlemen Of business at his former Hotel m Broad street,
is satisfied from experience that early meals TO many are
acceptable, therefore he has mad ms mousse SO coii-
sructed lie able to meals to such al early
hours The hours adopted for meals are as follows VIZ
In Geneman's dining room upon LIST ioor, Breakastat
T. or half past with reference TO the season of the
wear Dinnerin the same AT O'Clock. In Genteman's
dining room, upon ID story, and also in Ladies' ordinary
Breakfast from to 10 O'Clock, and Dinner at half dast
Printed bills of fare daily g0tup for the different an
ing rooms, and as it is optional with Gentlemen TO
take their seats in either of the Gentlemens dining
looms without giving any notice OF their choice, the
ubscrber hopes the trouble and expense in the at
sempt suit their convenience in this respect VIII be
properly appreciated by generous public, and that
commensurate patronage wilFcsult tIeretrOnit
This House possesses every convenience that the suby
scrber could DEVISE and it Is universally pronounced b.
visters be replete in is teIna arrangements
its construction for light and ar being superior 10 any
other House in the city.
In addition the many advantages and comforts over
most Hotels it has living spring of pure soft water up
the premises, which apart from lis intrinsic worth as
wholesome beverage, So unusual to be found in the
lower part the city, adds very much TO tue safety OF the
establishment in case of fire near the premses
poverf force pump being attached to the well to force
water therefrom as well from the various cserns in
the yard to the reservoirs under the roof, from which,
by of the hose water can be forced over any part OF
the premises in instant.
In short this establishment has been got up without
ref renee to cost and is the intention of the subscr
be to have stand among the best hotels in he country
Fl hopes TO be favored with share of public patron
aSe.
ma-dim d. D, HOWARD.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the unprecedented demand
I% for ssYEBB'S PATENT BURNERS IND
C.7MPHINE OIL we are always prepared to fill all
ORDERS Our assortment is very complete, such as
Astral Hall, Reading, Chamber and side LAMPS, as al
so others for stores, &c. &C. The economy attending
the burning of the Camphine Oil, has been fully tested
is warranted to be LESS than half the expense o G
or OIL Many who using the lamps, have assured US
that it is thirds less than either. great saving OF
labor in trimming and keeping the lamp in order Is gam
ed One WICK will burn from to 6 months. The oil
we warrant free Som combustion, and where by acct
dent it may be dropped the FLOOR or CARPET it dries
up quick water, leaving no Stains and ior ITS match
less brancy il exceeds ali the artificial light in
vented pattern Lamp of each kind is burning every
evening at our store, the Lamps and Oil can al
ways he had. T. PALMER %.
n b. The Camphine Oil is TO be had at our store only
left
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EEY order of the commissioners of insolvent debt
D ors for the city and county of baltimore, notice is
hereby gvento the creditors of GE0RGE CAREY an
insovent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted to the said debtor and that the said creditors are
required attend the oceof the said commissioners
in the house, in the city of baltimore, on the
first day OF June next, ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustees, TO be appointed for
their benefit: and to give all the information in their
possession to the said commissioners, TO enable them
10 renort to Baltimore county court agreeaby TO an
act OF Assembly, passed December session, 1881 en-
titled Gan act relating nsolvent debtor and that
the LIST day of August next hath been fixed Tor the final
hearing in his case before the said commissioners.
Dated The 9th day of April i'll the year ls1o.
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IoTI,zUAN,s MANSION HOUSE

yEyHF1 subscriber having taken that large and com
A modous House, with granite front, corner OF ST.
Paus and Fayette streets, has it open for the re
ception of visters. The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and is believed that there is no house
in this city, hat better arranged for the convenience
for ladies and one genteman's paror and about forty
chambers well arranged, neat and airy. The subser-
Der pledges himself that neither pains or expense shall
In conclusion he pledges himself to set good Table
and have clean beds and good and faithful servants, an
TO make his charges to correspond with the times:
JOHN r. HOLIZMAN.
Baltimore, June 5th, 1s4O-3tawiw s-3a4w
fg-Ihe National Intelgenccr will please insert tins
twice week for four weeks, and send their bill to this
off
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HBY order of the Commissioners OF lnsolvent Debtors
ID for the City and County of Baltimore, Notice is
hereby given to the creditors of WILLIAM r. ASH
TON insolvent debtor that personal discharge hath
tors required attend the office of the said Com
missioners in the Court house, the city of Baltimore.
on the 9th day of July next at ten O'Clock in the fore
neon and nominate trustee trustees be appointed
for their benefits and 10 give all the information in theii
possession the said Commissioners to enable them &c
report Baltimore COuHty Court, agreeaby act o.
Assembly, passed at december session, 1885, entitled
san Act hitting insolvent debtor; and that the 5t
day of September next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said Commissioners.
Dated 24st day of May, in the year 1910.
ma 26-lawefh July
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HDY order of the commissioners of ofnsolvent debt
EDors for the city and county of baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of FRfSBY Nj. WEED
NJ an nsolvent DEBTOR that personal discharge hath
been granted the said debtor and that the said credit
ors are required attend at the Office of the said COM
missoners in the court house, the city of Baltimore,
on the 4h day of May at ten o'clock i'll the fore
noon, and nexlinate trustee trustees, to be ap-
pointed for their benefit; and give all the informa
ton in their possession TO the said commissioners, to
enable them TO report to Baltimore county court, agree
ably act of Assembly, passed ut December session,
1881 entitled act relating nsolvent debtors;' and
that the 3rd day of July next hath been fixed for the
final hearing in his case, before tho said commission
ers
Dated the 10th day of March in The year Is4o
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SHOE TBREAD.

KN LAREABEE, No. 20, ). CALVERT ST
A1<e Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS?
TOOIS and SHOE FINDINGS in general, has received
b,he late arrivals from Liverpool large assortment Of
SHOE THREADS, viz: Brown, Green, half B!eached,
White and Yellow, warranted OF the b:st qutnIs; ana
has in store fine selection Of Shoe TOOLS and FIND
INS rl shoe Knives, Pincers, Hammers, wi Badse,
hwl HATS Slice Rasps, Kit Files, Pegs fall Sizes Boots
Wetiue Linen and Cotton Bost Cord cut aud cast Shoe
Nails size Sticks Shoe iristts, &c. Sc Nc Tn; above
goods warranted of the best quality and viii be sold upon
as good the quality, can be had lcr III ti>
or any other city.
Also on hand LASTS ofesery description ofthe latest
fashion, aid made Of he best limb err hunop's Celebrated
PASTE BLACKiNG.
-, si.ay.shc-c an y oSl
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The CoAsTING TRADE OF HARTFoRD.-The
Hartford Courant says; Con the morning of the
10Th inst, there were at our wharves in front of
the city, II schooners and 80 sloops, engaged in
active business; among which were noticed the
regular packets from Boston, Nantucket, New
London, Norwich, New Haven, Norwalk, New
York, Troy, Albany, Philadelphia, and Balti-
more, and one large schooner from N. Orleans.
During the day, eight boats, containing more
than 200 tons Of merchandise, were towed out
by the up river steamers for country trade.n
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HH order of the commissonersof insolvent debtors
, for the city and county OF Baltimore, notice is
hereby givcm the creditors of WILLIAM MCLEAN,
an nsovent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted to the said debtor and tint the said creditors
required to attend the office Of the said commission
ers in the court house, i'll the city of Baltimore, on the
/ day of July next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
aud nominate trustee trustees, be appointed for
their benefit; and TO give all the information in their
the said commissioners, to enable them TO
report TO Baltimore county count agreeably to act of
Assembly, passed December session, 1881, entitled
can act relating nsoven debtors and the 5th day
of September next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the eth day of May in tie year 1870.
-Iaxx .l,,
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EEAYOR'S OFFICE, BALTIaoRE,J June Isl, 1870
I'VE DOGS.-The following section of ga Supple
nent 10 an Ordinance, emitted an Ordinance 10 restrain
the evil practice of DOGS going AT large within the city
approved June 18th 1885, published for the iniorma-
ZION of all concerned
See l. Be it enacted and ordained by The mayor ana
civ Council of Baltimore That the Mayor be, and be
Is hereby authorized and empowered direct tile City
BaIIifs and Police Officers and City Waichinen to pro-
cure the destruction by poison Otherwise of all ami
mails of the Dog kind going large in any street, lane or
aIley within the city of Baltimore.
See q And be it enacted and ordained, That ali dogs
so DESTROYED shall be removed and buried without the
limits of the CITY, by such persons as may be employed
for that purpose by The Mayor.
The above sections of the Ordinance VIII, ON and al
ter Saturday next the 9th inst be rgdly enforced, OF
which all persons interested requested TO take no
Tee ie AT. s. G. LEAKIN, Mayor
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yz1EIE1 su psriority of the CAMPHiNE LIGHT, to
tina, of either Oil Gas, has now been fully tested
bv some hundreds who using if in this city, both as
regards the brllancy of the Light and that of economy
we are prepared TO prove that the Canphe Is less
than one-ha the expense of Gas or Oand in addition
TO which possesses all the good qualities tat oer ar
tca lights have not; in regard TO cleanliness there IS
nothing compete with it, and in trimming the Lamp II
is done with more facility, and less trouble than win
the ordinary lamp. The Camphinc t Is purely Veseta-
ble and Warranted free from combustion There are
now upwards of 1900 ofthe Lamps used in New york.
and increasing daily large assortment OF whcs, and
the Camphine Oil, constantly on hand ana LOT sae py
N. B. The Lamps burning every night al our stores
where they can be seen. ma 20
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TERRoR TO aUACKs. AND THE We

TERROA TO QUACFAS. AMI 4 NE w
a NEREAL Observation-Disclosures ED
nFOp is an niallible remedy for the elecual exrpa-
tion of all species and symptoms of the VI disease
hey nave long been in general use by the Public be
slowing blessings and receiving praise; 1t Is scarcely III
the mower Of scepcism donght its virtues, or OF envy
"a DENY theu Il has achieved ascendant career OF
usefulness which distances the competition OF mere
boastful preension and has secured conspicuous sta
iion In universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone.
Dr. BOWLBY'S OFFICE, for the sale of Hunters
Medicines is No. PITT ST. between Front street
Bazaar Bridge. -
GENERAL AGENCIES.
The following agents have been appointed by met !,
sell the Genuine Hunters Medicines for the cuG .
Venereal Diseases .,,,,,,
IDr VIM. LAMPHIER,
Surgeon Dentist, King ST. Alexandria, ID.
Z. a. STANsBURY,
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REAR GREEK HOTE

IA ORTIZ POINTING public are respectfully in
~ formed. that the BE.4R CREEK HOTEL, ~
Is now open for the reception Of company, who hH!I
will be accommodated with every comfort and@4=1s4
luxury, to blend the rural pleasures of the country
with The more fashionable recreatons 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
lie proected by lis accommodations from sun or ran.-
DINNERS and SUPPERS will be supplied at the
shortest notice.
SOFT CRABS and every other delicacy, when in
season. VIII be furnished in profIson-and in Short ev
cry exeron will be made by the proprietor to promote
the comfort and pleasure of his guests.
ma list HENRY T. HOUCK
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n O r r. Y
From the Lancaster Union.
HARRISON SONG.
SEC Star-SpangIed Banner. ;

ruNE-ssS tGr-Spangled Bonner"
Nh cav have YOU heard how in days that are past,
Bold sons of the west with brave Harrison Leading,
Al the btge's sri call and the trumpets loud blast
To The battlefield rusd where our frontiers lay bleed
Hark! with the loud acclaim,
How they shout at the name,
OF the Hero predestn'd to guide them TO fame!
OH the name of our Harrison, long may IT stand
The boast of our country, the pride of our land!
Harkl loud rings the vhoop DER forest and plain,
And the savage and Brton in bloody alliance
Bringing havoc and death i'll their nurderous tram,
To the brave sons of Freedom are bidding defiance;
But when Harrison came,
AT the sound of his name,
They trembled and fled in confusion aud shame;
Oh! tie name of brave Harrison, long may 1t stand
The boast of our country, the pride OF our land.
ITnmoy'd and serene the brave Harrison stood
mid The din of the strife and the lannon's dead rattle,
And Tecumsle and Proctor, twin monsters of blood,
By their death or their flight prov'd his prowess in
battle,
To his flag ever true,
At Fort Meigs and the Thames and at Tippeeanoe
OH the name of the brave Harrison, long may itstand
The boast of our country, the pride of our land!
Oh long as the fame of our country endures
Be the names of her heroes cmbalmed in her story,
How her Jackson defended, her Washington saved,
And her Harrison fl'd up her measure of gory
Then long May the men
OF the ffLog Cabinp strain,
Stand true to the cause of the pupil of Wayne;
Oh, the name of Harrison, long may il stand
The boast of our country, the pride of our land!
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pE,rDvAr.

zee r. ROBINSON has removed his Log Cabin
Ike Print and Caricature store, one block neare.
the White House: nexdoor to the National Billiard ga
loom where he will keep eonstnt supply on hand TO
furnish the Trade and Wholesale dealers at very reduced
prices. Just received from my establishment ~ New
liam Henry Harrison, with several new Caricatres OF
and Present Times, ne2
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EBY order of the commissioners o!insolvent debt
Ed for the city and county of Baltimore notee
hereby given to the creditors of >. L. SKINNER
an insolvenl debtor, that personal discharge hatl
granted the said debtor and that the said credi
tors are required attend the office of the said COM
missoners in the house, in the city of Baltimore
on the LIST day of June next, 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon and nominate trustee trstees,' to be appoints
ed for their benefit: and to give all the information IN
their possession the said commissioners to enable
them to report baltimore county court agreeably to
an act of Assembly, passed at December session, 1881,
entitled san act relating 10 nsolvent debtors and That
the LIST day of August next hath been fixed tor the
final hearing in his before the said commissioners
Dated the 18th day of April, iii the year 1870
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TEyFJE ELISIAN MAT'TRASs.-This Is an ar
q tcIc which for comfort durability and cheapness,
challenges all competition-is by far the most pleas
ant ceany and healthy article in the Bedding line, and
the priccs when compared with the prices OF the HAIR
Mattresses makes il much desirable article, and
any parson wishing them can do so by application
at the Bedding Mart, N. w. and 5. W. corner of Lom-
bard and Light Streets where they will find the most
sYtepsive assortment in the United States, of ready
made Reds Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts,
Cotts &c &c-all or any of which will be sold very
low for cash, by immediate application as above
as
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ONE DOII.AR REWARD

II OST on Saturday afternoon IN Saratoga between
HAGreen and North streets, l.adys WoNh BASk
F containine several small articles of dress, such
two Cambric Handkerchief pair of white Silk Stock
ings, Collar, thimble, Bead Bag, &C., The above
reward will be paid for the same, left ut the Colorado
Bath House, Sa atoga street.
lie 8 diff
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A. LARDNER, Acting Cashier.

REMISSION OF PENALTIES ship Caledo-
MIA arrived at New York, short time ago, with
thirteen passengers more than she was entitled to
carry by the laws of the United States, and upon
each passenger she incurred the penalty of $50.
It appeared, however, that although she had
thirteen extra passengers, according to her ton
mage by American measurement, she had thirty
passengers less than she might legally carry ac-
cording to her tonnage by British measurement
The captain of the vessel set forth this fact in
petition to the President of the United States, and
as it appeared that the extra passengers were
brought in ignorance of the laws of the United
States, the President has RENTED the penalties
Phitad. Ledger
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been committed to prison, in Philadelphia, on
a charge of scalding his wife. When he same
home, he found her lying on the floor intoxicated,
and took the kettle and poured the boiling water
over her face. One of her eyes was destroyed,
her whole face horribly disfgured, and doubts are
entertained of her recovery.