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ma %. 1910.
NEW LINE OF NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
PACKETS,
40 IN I'D - -

To sail from New York on the 18th and Liverpool on
the 18th ofeach month.
From NeU York,
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt, J. A. Pearce, 25th September
ship GARRICK, Capt. N. B. Palmer, 18th October.
New ship ROSClUS, Capt John Collins, 25th Novem'r
Ship sIDDONS, Capt Alex. Britton, 25th December.
From liverpool
Ship SIDDONS, Capt. Alex. Britton, 18th October.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. ]. A. Pearce, 18th November.
Ship GARRICK, Capt, n R. Palmer, 18th December.
New ship ROSCIUS, Capt John Collins, 18th january
These ships all of the first class, upwards Of 1000
tons burthen built in the city of New York. with such
improvements as combine great speed and unusual com
fort for passengers Every care has been taken IN the
arrangement of their accommodations. The price of
passage hence is $780, for which ample stores, including
Wines sc. will be provided; 800 without wines, Sc
These ships will be commanded by experienced master,
who viii make every exertion to give general satsa.s
ton. Neither the captain owners of these ships witt
be responsible for any letters parcels packages, sen
by tItem unless regular bills of ladng signed there
for For freight or passage apply TO
L. X. COLLINS,
Sc South street. New York, or TO
VIM. s. JAS. BROWN & co.
mn TiVernOol,
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FOR sAi.E, LEAsE, on RENT.


FHyHAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
n bounded by Front and Plowman streets, Jones's
~ Falls, and Sllhouse alley, which is erected
lhiIIf the BALTIMORE PRINTING s BLEACHING
GEEsWORKS. The main building has front of ITO
feet on Front street, by depth of As feet with drying
rooms of As feet square the second and third stories
lone other Building fronting 50feet on Plowman street,
and rs feet on Jones's Falls with drying of the
same dimensions the second stoN-one other Build
ing fronting 80 feet Still House alley by depth of 90
feet-the second story of the same dimensions, all Of
brick and built in substantial with several 9TH
er buildings for STILLS steam engines, Single apparatus
Carpenter shop, sc. &c. with two steam engines and
four wrought iron boilers; Printing Machines Zone OF
which is three coloured, made by Newell and equal to
frames, hot rocT.s,s AIN Z si:s E;iJInIrl
made by Collier + .tioa Cl..nltIit or sss4l: ~
and boards wi h ALT lie r;sI,lIuys re f. ntiit ii
site for bleaching IN g, Frnii ar Iiss ( Gu
the largest spring of pure water that isn the c, in
which there are two pumps worked by each OF IL ca
upper part of the building, s0 gallons per minute.
The machinery has not been in use more than IL
months, and is i'll complete order to commence opera
ton any time The whole in fee.
~ ALso,-That DESIRABLE PROPERTY on
liIi the of Baltimore and Green streets, 'front.'
@sl1ing % feet Baltimore street. and $50 feet
Green street. at present occupied by Richard Crew
a Wagon Tavern.
~ Ano,-A two story BRICK DWELLING
fiIi good order, fronting % feet the north side
Gsof Baltimore street; the Lot extending $50 feet
10 PARK Lane, which there is good Stable.
ALso,-A LOT fronting 80 feet on Baltimore street,
Pine, extending 100 feet to Park Lane.
ALso,-150 feet ofGROUND on the north and south
side of Fayete street, near Pine.
ALso,-50 feet of GROUND on the south side of Lex
ingon street, by depth of 100 feet, with the privilege
of foot alley to Vine street, and the right 10 build
and into the east wall of Pascaut Row Title indispu
table.
Terms of sale-1-3 in 6 months, 1-3 in 10 months
the remaining is may remain on the ground rent
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NTATTRASSES. MATTRESSES, HO Man
TE A GSICS.

EyTIE subscriber has on hand most extensive as
d sortmentof MATTRESSES of every description,
such as HIia Straw Husk, SC &c. and above all "a
and excellent article called ELYSIUM MATTRESSES,
which for cheapness durability and comfort,
passed by any other Mattresses now in use. Persons
wishing to purchase would well to call at the Bedding
Marts, N e. and S. w. corners of Lombard and Light
SITS PR ma I-dff
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RICH PAPER IIANGINGS.
EOSEPH CROOK & G0TT, UPuoLsTERERs, AND
ep PAPER HANGERS, No 7sa Baltimore street, between
North and Holiday streets-hayein store
Rich Paris PAPER HANGINGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGSA, 5 and
Venetian Blinds Sofas affd Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch.
We very respectfully solicit friends and the public
in general, to give us a call. JOSEPH CROOK,
apes THOMAS J. GOTT.
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NEW YORK & LONDON PACKETS.
- RA S6R &RR I'D

To sGilon the LIST, 1Oth, and 10th Of every month
This line of packets will hereafter be composed Of The
following ships, which will succeed each other in the
order in which they are named sailing punetualy from
New York and Portsmouth on the LIST, 10TH and 10th,
and from London the 7th 18th, and 9th of every
month, throughout the year, viz;
From Netp YORK London. Portsmotah.
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BANK BILL.-The following synopsisofth
Bill introduced into the Legislature of Pennsylvania
Tuesday last, from the Committee on Banks.
s l. Abolishes proxies, and prescribes the mode
conducting bank elections.
so. Not lawful to hold any Stock except of this State
and of the United States.
SO. Forbls the issue of post notes.
4. After the Isl of October, all bank notes of the
State TO be par at The counter of each other, provided
they pay specie.
SIS. Makes each stakeholder personally liable in an
relatively great his proportion of any debt
bears the capital stock of the bank if the assets OF
the bank, after bankruptcy, do not pay its liabilities.
Sc. Penalty for false swearing by bank officers, the
penitentary from to years.
Z. Repeats the miscaled resumption bill of April 3,
S40-and the banks required resume Under forfeiture
on the first Of October nertf not to be punished
cording to existing laws.
SO. Reserves Legislative power to alter amend or re-
peal bank charters and to lay taxes, at any time it may
choose.
80. Repeats conflicting laws.
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BY BUFF GREEN.
THE PILOT,
nuEE GREEN.
EDITED ny

is published at No. If, Water street. Baltimore nearly
opposite Cheapside
TERMS.-Daly, at Six Dollars per annum adj
vance, Twelve and an half Gents per week payable
20 the carriers. Country, Five Dollars per annum
payable in advance.
Extra, in pamphlet form and double Royal size at
One Dollar, for TWENTY-FIVE numbeis
H TERMS OF ADVERTISING
do. do 70 rs do. 2months 90
/ do. do. 90 1 do. 3 do. 10 90
do. week, 176 do. 8 DO. i. I6 90
Cards of two lines only. SO Der annum, in advance.
{63-Tcn lines, or less, make square. If an adver-
tiseinent exceeds ten lines the price win be in proper
ton. All advertisements payable al the time of
their insertion except yearlies which payable quar-
tey in advance All advertisements ordered in till for
bid will be charged fifty cents for each subsequent in
serlion.
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NEW YORK IND LIVERPOOL P.4CKETs.
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Sailing from New York on the l3h and from Liverpool
on the LIST Of every month.
From NeD York.
February l3-The UNITED STATES, Captain ]. G.
Fisher.
March I3--The VIRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins.
April 13-The SHEFFIELD, Capt. f. P. Alien
May l3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, (new) capt
W. C. Thompson.
From liverpool.
February 1.-The SHEFFIELD, 600 tons.
March 1.-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1000 tons.
April 1.-The UNITED STATES, 600 TONS
May 1.-The VIRGINIAN, 600 tons.
The qualities and accommodations ofthe above Ships
and the reputation of their commanders are well known
Every exerion will be made to promote the comfort OF
passengers and the interests of importers The price OF
passage to Liverpool in the cabin, in other lines, is
fixed at $780, with wines and stores of every description
The will not be responsible for any letter parcel
package, sent by the above Ships for which bli)
ladng is not TAKEN For freight passage apply to
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX s. CO., or
ROBERT KERMIT, "A South street, N. York.
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A DIALOGUE TO BE TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS
There is nothing better than this in Lucian. We
advise every Wing paper to publish it, as spe-
cimen of a good deal Of truth in mighty small
nutshell. We copy it from the Geneva IN. W
Courier
Wing. Why did you not nominate Vice
President at Baltimore
Loco. Because we are strong enough to elect
one without.
Wing. Oh And why, then, did you nomi-
nate a President?
Loco. Because-because-
Wing. But really, why didn't you nominate
Vice President
Loco. We preferred to leave the people unbi-
assed in their choice 4.
Wing. Let me see; sohy did you nominate
President
Loco Why why--really because
because--I say, soitat soal you take to drink
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ED order of the commissioners insOlvent debtors
Z , of the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of WILLIAM WEBB, an
insovent debtor. that personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor, and that the said CREDITOR
required TO attend at the office of the said commits
soners in the court house, in the city of Baltimore
the fourth day of May next at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, and nominate trustee trustees, TO be appoin
ed for their benefit: and 10 give all the information in
their possession the said commissioners, TO enable
them to report to Baltimore county court agreea6y TO
an act of Assembly, passed at December session, 1881,
entitled San relating to nsovent debors" and that
the 3rd day of July next hath been fixed for the final
hearing IN his case, before the said commissioners
Dated the Odd day of March in the year ls40.
NH 81 awem ma LAVISH
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UNION Bank OF MAR YL.4ND,
May Is, 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That gen
LIZ eral meetng of the Stockholders of the Union Bank
of Maryland will be held their Banking House Mon
day the 9th day of July next for the purpose of eiecng
sixteen Directors for said Bank for the ensuing year.
BY the act OF not more than eleven of the
present directors eligible the succeeding year.
BY order, II. AiICKLE, Cashier
ma lS-Iaw6flJ
{17-The Easton Gazette, Nd and Torch Light, Ha-
gtrstown, will copy the above.
EnENN'S CREEEA E'LOUR-lOOO barrels in
IL shipping order, inst received and for sale by
JOHN BOGGS & co.
ma 81 dit
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LAW NOTICE.

IL erior Green and Black TIE 5, Wines, Liquors, Coz
dals Spices, Loaf White and Brownn usars, Java and
other Coffee, Pickles and Caisups white wheat Flour
superior Salad and Sperm OIL which with full sssor,
ment ofcarefuy selected Family Groceries, will be sold
cash by 81 MARCUS DENISoN,
pI3 NO. 81 Baltimore street.
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REMOVAL.

~ HI. KNAPP, DENTAL. SURGEON, has re
"A . moved his Office from the corner Of Charles an
Fayette streets where he has been years locate
Fayettc street, Sd door from Charles 81. ma 4
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FINISHING TACKLE-A general assortment, and
II BRUSHES of all descriptions for town and coun
tiy BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers Black
smiths, all sizes and at reduced prices, wholesale and
retail. For sale at DUKEHART'S
mas General Variety Store, No. 10lJ Baltimore st.
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These Ships are all of the first class, about 700
burthen and are commanded by experienced navgaors.
Great has been made off the selection of fur
niture beds, &C., and the price of cabin fare is fix
ed at 500 outward, for each adult and children half
price, without wines liquors of any description. Mel
ther the captains of the above packets will
be responsible for any letters parcels packages sent
by them unless regular bills of laden signed therefor.
Apply to
GRINNELL, MINTURN s. CO.,
1874 Front street, or to
JOHN GRISWOLD
20 South street, New York.
~ 1oAn
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UN BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-May
Term, 1910. ORDERED, that the sale made and
within reported by Branz Mayer Trustee in the cd
ChaIles Mayer against John Glenn, be, and the sam
hereby this 9th May, 1910, ratified and confirmed
sss caseto the contrary be shown before the ninth day
of June next; provided copy of this order be published
in some newspaper week for three successive
weeks before the said ninth day of June.
The report states the sale have been made four
thousand two hundred dollars.-(4 200)
BY order: True Copy,
may ll-law3w THOS. KEIiL, Clerk.
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Terms of sale-1-3 in months, 1-3 in 10 months
the remaining Is may remain ON the ground rent.
ap2- Iaw4w VIM. W.M'CLELLAN. Z
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nATAPSCO and other superior brands of White
Wheat Family FLOUR, on hand and for sale by
NORRIS s. FAIRBAIRN,
No. 2. Pratt, between Gay & Frederick sts
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O. is 7tl7T p u 7.aIIl 1ll1al -
sdsiI e sssas yea asifs.
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WHO&kE1, BEEF, BACON, &C.
IL Mess and Prime Pork
Mess No. and prime Beef
Lard in bbs
Bacon and Smoked Beef
Smoked and Picked Tongues for sale by
VAN BRUNT & ADAMS,
Lexington street, opposite the harket-house
ma 22-dlw
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FEHIPPECANOE TEXT BOOFx-The Tfppe
Il canoe Text Book, compiled from Niles Register,
and other authentic records, by William Ogden Niles,
and published by Duff Green, Editor of the Pilot s
Transcript. Just received and for sale by
N. HICKMAN, Bookseller,
ma D No. Sc Baltimore street.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-22
m EQUITY.
KERsHiW:

Alex. Young Bill 10 aorslose Mor.-
Ron; Williams. VIII gage.
By order Of the Court of Equity, I will
sell on the first Monday iu' September.
next, b.forc the Court House door in
Camden, the. following tract of land, con-
tanning % acres be the same more az less,
lying and being in kershaw Distriet, near
the town Of Camden, and bounded. E. by
lands of The estate Of Gen. 4. Can,ey, N.
by lanGs belonging 10 Jno. carier,
BY the main stage road 10 C;;.,.a.. :s,,,;l-
di,ions--so much cash as will pay the
costs of tho proceedings andfor the ba-
lance, bond with good personal security
at six months with interest from day Of
sale, purchasers TO pay for titles. =
GEO. q. MCINTOSH Com. E. Il. D.
Aug. IA. ~
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ELECTIONS.

NORTH CARcL1NA.-We have returns
from all the counties in this Stale except
ten. MoREuEAD, the Wing candidate for
Governor is little over 5000 votes ahead,
and will no doubt be elected by a majority
of 1900 votes.
Indiana and Kentucky have given large
majorities for the wing ticket.
missouri and Illinois as far as heard from,
report large majori!ies for the democratic
ticket"
In Alabama, the majority on joint ballot
in the Legislature, for the administration is
stated 10 bcten.
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is HEREBY GIVEN

~ tl,atin pursuance ofthe instructions
contained in the resolutions passed by the
cilizens Of Camden a the meeting held on
The 2Sh Of June last, the Town Council
of Camden, will apply to the General As
sembly at its next session, for an amend
ment Of the charter cf the Town so far as
to authorize The Council to lay "capita-
ton tax on each person in the town liable
to perform patrol duty; the said capltation
tax not 10 exceed four dollars on each per.
son. BY order Of the Council,
II. L. WILSON, Recorder.
Aug. /. 1870 l4,35
ReSolucd, That the Guard do seize, on
Sunday. all Negroes who reside pcrma.
nenlly Out Of the Town Of Camden, and
treat EN- as the Ordinance directs, with
out legal permit.
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ESTRAYS.

SAMUEL r. GIBSON tolIed before
me two estrays. One, a mare Mule. of
a brown bay color, thirteen hands high,
about four years old, a good deal scared
BY harness, appraised at forty dollars
The other horse Mule. Of bay color,
fourteen hands high, about three years
old, considerably marked by gear, and
blind in one eye, appraised at forty dol
lars. The owner of said mules will be
required to prove property, pay charges,
and take them away.
J. WILLIAMS, Magistrate.
Lancaster Z. Fl. August S. 4l37 S4 90
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.Cash against Credit. .

TT having been satisfactorily prayen 10
Il the Subscriber, by actual experiment.
that the credit systemis ''no great slHkss, "
he has determined to adop. the cash prin.
ciple, not because he is afraid OF being
unable 10 collect what's now due, or may.
hereafter become due to him, but becauses
he is compelled land finds il greatly to his.
interest) to pay cash for all his pnrehases.
He will attend punctually To- all orders
with which he may be favored, and viii
make liberal discount or all sums eyer
five dollars.-All those indebted are ie.
quested to come forward and settle witk-
out delay.
DENNIS sIzER.
August g. SO St
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s they cannot too often be brought to the notlce Oh
Southern people.
The following is an extract from the fhl-
lanthropist, the principal aboliti"nistpa-
per in Ohio, of the 18th February:
SAT the age of 49, became a3member
Of an Abolition Society. TIE obligations
then came under, / have faithfully per-
formed. Signed,
WIN. H. HARRISON.
In letter to the Hon. JOHN OWEN, Of North Ca.
rona, dated the 10th of February, 1910. he says
"You ask me whether now am, or ever
have beer member Of an Abolition Socie-
typ 81 answer decisively NO"
His theory and practice, in relation to the right
of the people to ask for the poticn opinions OF those
who aspire to Office, and the obligation of the candl-
date to answer, cannot be put in bolder relief than
they stand in the following extracts. We beg that
the claims which he has the people OF the onled
States may be faithfully canvassed and that full JUS
tce NAV he awarded him. But here are the extracts
referred to-
81 have ever believed that every elector
has right TO make this call, (for his poll
tical creed,) upon those who offer their
services to the People. AND THAT THE
CANDIDATES ARE BOUND TO AN
SWER.'-Gen Harrison's declaration in
1922.
81 HAVE COME TO THE DETER
MINATiON TO ANSWER NO SUCH
COMMUNICATIONS, FROM EITHER
FRIENDS OR FOES."-Gen. Harrison's
answer to two gentlemen who waited on
him with letter asking. in the most re-
spectfu terms, his sentiments on e,sub-
iect of Abolition in 1910.
IP"The policy is, Thai he General Har'
risonl make no further declaration OF his
opinion TO MEET TIE PUBLIC. EYE,
while occupying his present POSITION
las candidate for the Presidency.
"He Tone of the Contidentia! Commit
tee) wa, also authorised in cases where
further opinions were asked for, t" state
my determination to give n" other pledges
of what | WOULD or WOULD NOT
DO, if | should be elected to the Presi.
deucy." Gen. IIaraison's letter to the
Hon. Joseph L. Williams.
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STnNOaRAp0Y9

THOSE wishing to learn Short Hand,
IL by writing to F. F. Fonvilie, (Shel-
byville, Bedford county, Tenn and for,
warding only one dollar in current money
in the letter, can get Tables and Extracts
in one letter, so plain that those Of limited
education may get, not superficial, but a
thorough knowledge Of II in few hours.
must pay all postage. state
where and to whom their Tables &c. must
be sent. Such calls answered during ls4O.
~ Aug. ]. 4t55.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
By P. THORNTON, and for sale at the Post
Office, Camden. new work called the
SOUTHERN GARDENER
And Receipt Book,

I'm several departments, all bound toge.
ther, making volume of 800 pages,
arranged in the following manner:-First
department. commencing with Directions
for Gardening, containing Instructions
for Working Kitchen Garden, alphabe.
tically arranged.
AS the author has devoted much of his
time and attention to gardening for up.
ward of twenty years past, and has taken
pains to make the instructions plain and
simple; and this being histhird edition on
gardening, he has made some additions
and alterations-so that no family, who is
fond of the comforts OF a good garden,
should be without copy. The time for
sowing and planting is calculated 10 an
swer for Camden and the adjacent country
for thirty or forty miles; but in souther-
ly and westerly direction il may answer
double the distance.
The second department contains about
one hundred and twenty receipts in the
cooking department, selected from some
of the best late authors
The third department contains upward
of one hundred receipts in the household
department, and other domestic matters,
very useful, with all index.
The fourth department contains upward
of one hundred valuable receipts on the
cure and prevention Of diseases incident
to mankind. carefully selected from the
most approved public works. 81. -
The fifth department contains nearly
one hundred articles on farriery, and the
diseases incident 10 horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs, &c, selected from the best late
works. The whole made plain and sim
pie, and accompanied with all index, al
phabetica'ly arranged.
As the author was several months care.
fully selecting his receipts and matter, and
has, published no article but such as he
thinks will be valuable and useful, he is
confident the work will prove satisfactory
to oil, and meet with great demand.
TERMs.-The work is printed on Tine
paper, and handsomely bound; and sold
at 81. per copy. To persons who will
take fifty copies or more, they may be
had for seventy five cents each, byapPly.
ing TO the subscriber. The books will
be carefully packed, and sent agreeable
to any direction.
August Is. 81 u