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THE PILOT,
EDITED nY
DUFF GREEN.
hrwblishcdatNo.il, Water st. Baltimore, nearly opposite
Chcapside.
TERMS. Daily, at Six Dollars per annum, in advance, or
Twelve and an hall Cents per week, payable to the earrieis.
Country, Five Dollars per annum, payable in advance.
Extra, in pamplih-t form and double Royal size, at ( )nc
Debar, for twenty-five numbets.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 square 1 insertion, *0 50 1 square 1 month $4 00
1 do. 2 rlo. 075 1 do. 2 months 700
1 do. 3 do. 100 1 do. 3 do. 10 00
1 do. 1 week, 175 1 do. 6 do. 1
J do. 2 do. 275 1 square per year, .f.W 00
Cards of two lines only, *8 pur annum, tn advance.
{fry-Ten line;, or less, make a square. If an advert sement
exceeds ten lines, the price will he m proportion. All adver
tisements are payable at the time of their '.., except
vpariies which an- payable quarterly in advance. Aliauvor
SUit-n'to ordered in till forbid, will be charged titty cento lor
euch subwquent insertion. .
D E F E R R E D A R T 1 C LE S.
THE PRICES CURRENT.—The lale which is
told by the prices current in all parts ol the
country, is having mure effect upon the minds
of the people, than all the speeches which are
spoken, and editorials which are written, on the
misdeeds of the present adminislration. Look
to what part of the country you please, and you
see nothing but depression in trade, and the
utter prostration of all the products of the soil.
The language of the prices current, is one mo
notonous sing-song til "this article is dull —•
"that article is lalling." and the other article is
"hearing a nominal price." And will not in
telligeniT farmers, who litis year will find their
incomes cut short one half,ask what has caused
this diminution of their means of livelihood <
Will they not, of necessity, look into the cause
which has thrown the country from a height of
prosperity which was without a parallel in ihe
history of the world, into an abyss of depres
sion and prostration which the most desponding
never dreamed of? Surely, they will, and ihe
most superficial examination must satisfy them
that the mad experiments of the administration
have brought these evil days upon them.—Pe
tersburg Intelligencer.
The deck passengers elected Gen. Harrison.
We extract the following sign from the Cin
cinnati Republican :
STEAMER EXPRESS.—A vote was taken on
this boat the other day, on her passage from
Cincinnati to Pittsburg, and resulted as tol
lows
For Harrison p< )
For Van Bnren 38
This included both cabin and deck passen
gers, and 12 states were represented, and none
from the New England States.
Another —on the Monsoon from St. Louis,
which arrived here on Friday evening. Out
of 85 passeners there were hut jive Van Buren
men, and SO for Harrison— Stop the Ball.
"Served Right."—A fashionable lady ol
more show than substance, residing in Nassau
street, New York, lately went into a thread
store in the Bowery, and alter busying the
clerk for nearly two'hours, purchased a single
spool of thread. She thought it too vulgar,
however, to carry it home, and requested to
have it sent. No sooner had she leit the store
than a handcart was procured, the spool de
posited in it, taken to the door of her residence
and dumped upon the sidewalk, alter the fash
ion of a ton of coal—for which she was obliged
to fork over twenty-five cents, cartage money.
Some people won't believe this.
ILLINOIS. —We published on Saturday, a
challenge from Indiana, "that they would give
a larger" majority for Harrison and Tyler next
fall, Tn proportion to the number of votes cast,
than any other State in the Union." We are
requested by a gentleman from Alton, to say,
that Illinois accepts the challenge. So JJoosiers
look out, or the Suckers will beat you.
SMUGGLING.— A Yalencienness paper gives the
following instance, though the expedient is not
new, of the ingenuity oi the men who carry on a
contraband trade between Belgium and Fiance
by means of dogs. An inhabitant of Landrecies,
known to be a smuggler, was stopped by the offi
cers of the customs, and a struggle ensued. A
poidle coated dog who was with him took part
with his master, and attacked one of the officers.
During the conflict, the tag ol" a lace was per
ceived hanging down under the animal's body,
and upon this, the officers secured the dog. It
was soon found that the animal was no poodle,
but had his naturally smooth coat ingeniously
enveloped in a poodle-'s skin, between which and
his body were wound 60 yards of Mechlin lace.
STEAM ON COMMON ROADS.—A Mr. CharlesDictz
of France, lias succeeded in propelling carriages over
common roads, by means of steam. An experiment
h is been recently made, according to a report read in
one of the French Institutes, in which two large om
nibusses filled with people, were attached to a tow
carriage, and drawn for several miles at the rate of
ten miles an hour. The vehicle could be guided in
any direction, without disturbing the equability of its
motion. Companies are forming to bring the inven
tion into immediate use.—-Veto 1 ork Post.
The London Morning Chronicle states tha 1
"there are capitalists in London prepared with
funds to enable the Spanish government to put
an end to the civil war, and negociations have
been l'or some time going on witlr the view of set
tling the basis of a loan for that purpose."
As usual at this season of the year, the moun
tains of our region are on fire, and burning with
great rapidity, at a few miles distant.—MaucK
Chunk Cour.
A bill has passed the New York House of
Assembly, appropriating $5,000 a year, for five
years, in aid of the Albany Medical College.
rjIIPPECANOETEXT BOOK.—MR. GEORGE
H KOONTZ has been appointed agent for the "Tippecanoe
Text Book and Lo% Cabin Cabinet " for Frederick
county, Mil.
WANTED—FIFTY active and intelligent boys to
dispose of the "Tippecanoe Text Book, 1 ' on the 4th
of May next. Apply at the counting room of the of
fice of " The Pilot.'" ap 23
HA It IIIBON It A IK.KS,—Lithographic Harrison
BADGES for the Young Men's National Convention,
gotten up by Edward Weber,(one of the Marshals for
the occasion.) It has been pronounced by judges to be
one of the best yet offered. For sale at the office of
the Pilot, or at the Lithographic establishment of
Edward Weber &. Co., corner of Light and Market
streets.
Also, a large VIEW OF HARRISON and his
BATTLE STEEI), for sale as above,
ap 2S-d4t ,
ADGES FOR THE YOINK MEN'S IVA
TIONAL WHIG CON VENTION—The subscribers,
"young men," arc prepared to furnish the members
of tlic Convention, Tippecanoe Clubs and Delegates
from other States with SATIN RADGES, represent
ing the battle of Tippecanoe, and North Bend, the
home of the hero and statesman, surmounted with the
bold and fearless Eagle, the emblem of our Nation's
glory, bearing the motto "Truth, will prevail, error
must Jail," can be had at the following places:
Diggs, Ist ward; White Hall, 2d ward; Head
Quarters, Aisquith street, 3d ward; Louman 8c Mitch
ell, McElderry's wharf, 6th ward; Pilot Office, 7th
ward; Air. Brown, Bth ward; American Coffee
House, 9th ward; Mrs. Temperly, 10th ward; Ham
ilton .lories, 11 til ward; Matthew Clark, 12th ward;
11. W. 800 l and T. R. Scott, Market street.
NOTHRMAN R METTEE.
ap 2:">-eot4tM
1 M A KKISO.X EI A i)I IKS. —The subscriber is prcpur-
K ed to furnish Tippecanoe Clubs, Wards, County and
State Delegations, Btc. with SATIN BADGES, with
the namesof each Delegation, and appropriate mot
toes, beautifully printed to orderin two colors, at from
$5 to *lO per hundred.
JOHN MURPHEY, Fancy Job Printer,
ap 25-d 146 Market street.
ARRISON MADGES.—Just published by J. S.
. HORTON, corner Of Baltimore and South Streets.and
G. M. TAYLOR, Norih street, a BADGE, de
signed for the use of the grand national conven
tion, the different Tippecanoe Clubs, and Harri
son Associations, which are to meet in Baltimore
on May 4th.
It 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 ©l2 1-2 per
hundred. ap 25
FOblmt OF" MAY FANCY BAD..
till \RLES Id. SPIES respectfully informs his friends
I and tle public, that he will give hi* EXHIBITION &.
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 everting of the Ball. The exhibition
will commence at 8 o'clock, and consist of the
following Dances, viz:
La Cachuea, by a lady and gentleman.
Grand Cotillion, by 2f ladies and gentlemen.
Hornpipe, by 15 gentlemen.
Shawl Dance, by 11 misses.
Sailor's Hornpipe, by a master.
Highland by two gentlemen.
And Corwic Dance,, by a gentleman—after
which the floor will be cleared tor the accommo
dation of the company.
CHAS. L. SPIES, Ballet Master.
N. B. Tickets can be had at the office of the
Baltimore Clipper. ap27—Bl
ASSESSORS OFKICE*—In c. mphauee with an or
dinance of 1 lie Mayor and city Council of Baltimore, for
the appoinment of a Board of Assessors, approved
March 25th, 1839.—Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned will meet at their office City Hall, on
the first Monday in May next, at 9 o'clock, A. M.
and sit until 1 o'clock, P. M. and continue to sit as a
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
tion. NICHOLAS BREWER,
GEORGE DECKER,
ap 20 dt4thM
MES' PAPKK.
10 cases No. 3 CAT,
2 do No. 1 plain do.
6 do No. 1 rtiled LETTER,
4 do Fine do do
5 do Superfine do do
2 do do do do
Just received and for sale afrnill prices bv
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT &. MUDGE,
ap 24 No. 2 S. Charles St. (up statrs.)
TO EAMfLIES.
|IRY JIEW CROP ORLEANS SUGAR. 16
BJr lbs. for a dollar; fine Imperial TEA, sucti as is generally
sold for a dollar, 80 cents a pound.
Superior Rio COFFEE, 8 lbs. for a dollar.
Bleached Winter OIL, one dollar a gallon.
Good Kitchen Oil., 50 cents a gallon.
Vessels furnished and goods sent to any part of the
city free of charge. H. POLLOCK, No. 10,
ap2l d3m Balto: st. near the Bridge.
| NISHiNQ TACKLE.—Just received an assortment
JU of superior TACKLE, consisting of
3,4 and 5 Joint WALKING STICK ROUS
3,4 and 6 HAZLERODS
3, 4 and 5 Ash butt FLY RODS
60, 100 Ik 150 yards SILK HAlKdnd SEA GRASS LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LlNES,furnished pergros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnished per
gros
ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
Gilt, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the 1006 or
otherwise
SWIVEL'S BOOKS, furnished complete
Also—A gcneml assortment of WOODEN WARE, Twine
and Cordage, BRUSHES of all kinds, for sale at very reduced
prices by DUKEHART ik CO.,
101 1-2 Baltimore street, between SmiUi &. Calvert sts.
Country Merchants and others are invited to call. Thank
ful for past favors, they solicit a share of patronage.
np3-4t*
GROUND ALUM & FINE SALT.
BUSHELS G. A. SALT,
• " 200 sacks, Urge sire, fine do.
Fee sale by G. B. WILSON & CO.
ap 13 Smith's wharf.
AX FLOWERS DRAWING di PAINT
-ING, taughtat No. 39 Fayette st. 3 doors above North,
between the City Hotel and the Post Office. For
the benefit of those who are desirous of receiving
instruction from MRS. JENNINGS,, sho 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. Specimen*
of the work may be seen, and terms made kn*vm
at her residence,
ap 26 d4t"
"power is always stealing from the many to the few."
BA L T 1,11 <3> 25 E, ED!* &D A Y,AAsI s RI 8, 29, | 840
tIHASCERY SALE OF HIGHLY VALIA
/ BLE BALTIMORE STREET PROPEBY—In vir
tue of a decree of Bolitimore County Court, the sub
scribers will sell bv auction at the Exchange, on the
30th April, at 1 o'clock, p. m. a 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 GROUNI >. situate and
lying in the city of Baltimore, which is n mtained
within the description following: that is to say, he
ginning for the same on the south side of Baltimore
street, at the distance of ninety-two feet westwardly
from the west side of an alley heretofore laid out by
Daniel Carroll and Vitus Hartway, of the width of
ten feet, and running thence, southerly, parallel with
said alley one hundred and twelve feet to an alley
heretofore laid out by William Goodwin, of the
width of ten feet, thence bounding on the last men
tioned alley westwardly, parallel with Baltimore st.
fifteen feet four inches to the southeast corner of a
brick privy erected on the ground conveyed to Lcv
pold Donsee, thence northerly along the east end wall
of said privy seven feet three inches; thence contin
uing the same course twenty-seven feet two inches;
thence nofth-westwardly twelve feet three inches to
the north east-corner of the two story brick house
erected on the ground conveyed;to said Donsee;
thence along the north end wall ,of said house to
Sharp street; thence northeastwardly bounding on
Sharp street seventy-five feet five inches to Baltimore
street twenty feet six incites to the place of beginning.
(Being the same ground described in an indenture, or
conveyance, bearing date on or about the ti It eel it),
day of September, instant, and recorded or intended
to be recorded among the land records of Baltimore
county County Court from Margaret Hermage and
others to the said Gso. Riston.)
MThe improvements on this property consist
of a large three story STORE and DWELL
ING, at the soutli east corner of Baltimore
and Sharp streets; and the two brick STORES on
Sharp street, occupied by F. Beehlcr and J. G. Ro
berts. The title is in fee simple, and indisputable.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree, are
one-fourth in cash, and the residue in one, two and
three years, with interest from sale. Notes, with ap
proved security, to-be given for credit payments.
JOHN GLENN, 5... .
ap 17 cots DAVID STEWART, 5 1 ruslce
rjlßtSTEE'S SALE.— By virtue and in pursuance of
fl a decree of the High Court of Chncery, the undersigned
will offer at l'ublic Auction on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 30th day of April next, at 4 o'-
clock, P. M., 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 say —beginning for the same on the
east side of Aisquith st. at the distance of 180 feet
from the South corner of John Michael's brick itouse
which house adjoins a lot late the property of Hugh
Dougherty, deceased; and running thence bounding
on Asquith st. North 90 feet, thence East 180 feet to
the place of beginning, excepting therefrom a small
portion of said Lot sold to hugli McElderry, the ex
tent of which will be fully explained on the day of
sale. This lot will be sold subject to the Dower
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 own use, and a Back
Building 1 1-2 stories high, and the necessary out
houses.
This Lot is suscedtible of advantageous division
into several building lots, and is in a very improving
•and desirable neighborhood. The title is believed to
be indisputable. The terms, as appointed by the
Chancellor, are cash upon the day of sale. For fur
ther particulars, apply t#
DAVID STEWART, Trustee,
ap 17 law3wds No. 20 St. Paul's st.
IMPROVEMENTS IN DENTAL SURGERY.
—lt has lor many years been a great desideratum among
European and American Dentist io manufacture TEETH
from incorruptible materials, which should imitate the artifi
al living teeth.
Many have devoted years to unsuccessful experiments, and o
thers have succeeded in manufacturing Teeth of materials simi
lar to the porcelain ware, but generally they hate an opaque
white appearance, by whiehlhey are easily distinguished irons
the human Teeth.
After long and tedious experiments, the subscriber has suc
ceeded iu manufacturing Teeth of materials entiiely incorrup
tible and perfectly in imitation of human Teeth. They have
a semi transparency aud are made of various size and shades.
In cases where absorption of the alveolar process, or other
causes may render it necessary, he will cast ol the same materi
als attached to the Teeth: artificial gums, which shall imitate
the Gum and supply the loss of substance.
It is entirely impossible lor these Teeth to change theircolor
or cause foetcd breath.
He will insert them from one to entire sets, ins uch a maimer
that they will make articulation of the voice perfect, and ma
terially assist in mastication, and to that they cannot be distin
guished from the most beautiful natural Jiviug Teeth by the
inost scrutinizing observer.
He also performs all the various operations in Dental Sur
gery, according to the late scientific improvements in the art.
The following testimonials from gentlemen whose rapcctabiii
ty needs no encomium, are respectfully submitted to the public.
From N. U. Smith, professor of Surgery in the University of
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 28,1836.
I have/ examined specimens of incorruptible Composition
Teeth, manufactured by Dr. F. 11. Knapp, an ingenious Dentist
of thiscity.
In their form, eolor etc. they admirably imitate the natural
Teeth. Being completely incorruptible by the agents which
aflict the Teeth, and also apparently very strong, they must be
peculiarly filled for the purpose for which the) vfttre designed
NATHAN U. SMITH.
From Professor Ducalcl.
Having examined some Artificial Teeth prepared by I)r. F.
H. Kuan, and learned from him what are the principal ingre
dients that enter into their composition, aud the nature ot the
matorialf by which they are colored, 1 am iucliued to thiuk
that they will prove, as he represents them to be, incorruptible.
Dr. Knapp, having moreover acquired the art of varying tbe
colors of (be eu*mel which covers his Artificial Teeth, is there
by enabled to impart to them a more natural appearance than
such Teeth are usually found to poshes*; a circumstance that
will doubtless reuder them more acceptable to the public.
J. T. DUCATEL, M. D.
Prof, of Chemistry in the University of Md.
From S. K. Jennings, Professor of Materia Mcd\ca y Thera
Sc.#i the Washington Medical College of Maryland.
laving been favoiei with an {inspection of a considerable
number of Incorruptible Artificial Teeth, which were manu
lactuied by Dr. F. H. Knapp, I cheerfully concur in the opini
on expressed in respect to them by Professors N. R. Smith and
J. T. Ducatel. S VM'L. K. JENNINGS.
He has also received the moNt flattering testimonials in favor
of his improved Teeth from Prof. Thomas P. Jones, author of
Conversations on Chemirry, Prof. F. May, Prof. 11. Lindslay,
Profimeor J. C. Hall, aud Prof. Thomas Sewell, Washington
D. C., and very mauy other gentlemen of the firt standing of
this couutry.
He offers these Teeth for sale to Dentists on the most favora
ble terms. Teeth, Gold Foil, fee. Ac. sent per mail when or
dered. F. 11. KNAPP, Surgeon Dentist,
N. W. corner Charles aud Fayette s's. Baltimore.
ap 9. d
"A MOUTH WITHOUT TEETH IS A MOUTH
WITHOUT CHARMS."
H. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, N. W. Cor.
• ner ef Charles and Fayette sts. would call the attention
of the public, to the preservation of the TEETH. Million* of
Teeth are now prematurely lost which might be preserved'by
timely aud judicious treatment; those, therefore, who value
the preservation of their Teeth will please give him, a call as
well as those who may require artificial ones inserted, and he
warrants to perform hi* operations to the entire satisfaction of
those who may honor him with their patronage, ap 9 Saw
JAt A COFFEE.—SO bays superior old govemuien
lava Coffee, for sale by
THOMAS PENNIMAN St. CO.
ap 13 77 Bowlv's whaif.
DRESS MAKING.
MRS. S. SMITH, Plain anJ Faucy dress maker. No. 6.
(North High Street,
ap. 13
lIjEW STYLE BRITISH HHALLE YS.— Just
opened, I.cartoon Rich Satin Striped British Shalteys; 1
do. new style lawns, superior quality, for sale by
ap 13 G. I. KENNIUDI 123 Balto. St.
OIL * CANDLES—
•IOOO gallons Bleached and Unbleached Sperm OIL
2000 do do do Wilder V\ hale do
30011 do Common and Whale Oil. in hints, tcs. and bbls.
And, 100 boxes New Bedford and Spetm CAN DLLS—received
and for sale by PAItKHURST NYE,
apl4 84 Bowiy's wharf.
BOARDING. —Six or eight gentlemen and two or th:ee
lamiliescan be accommodated with good board at No. "7
Market street, over the store of Messrs. Hayward k
Wilmer, on very reasonable terms, if immediate ap
plication is made. ap 28
SAW NOTICE.— CHARLES H. PITTS AN'DJAS.
-4 E. STEWART, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, have RE-
MoVED to the office in FAYETTE STREET,a few doors
east of St. Pail street, opposite Barnum's Hotel. They may
be found at ait times, during business hours, when not eugigeu
in Court, or absent from the city, in the aboence of either of
them, theother wiliattend to the businessof thauffice. ap 13
joh.v CiHstiv & co.
No. 8, NORTH CHARLES STREET,
HAVE RECEIVED by live Leila, arrived at this
port, and Great Western steamer,arrived at New York,
tlic greater part of their SPRING IMPORTATIONS —con
sitting of
Super and extra super CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
CASHMERETTS, and summer CLOTHS,
GAMBROONS, DRILLINGS, and other Pantaloon stuffs
CHALLEYS, QUILTINGS, silk and satin
ap 16 dßt
COTTON.
BALES GEORGIA Upland COTTON
150 do FLORIDA do
In store, and for sale by
WILLIAM CRAWFORD Jr. 4' CARSON,
ap 13
CANDLES.—IOO boxe9 prime summer made
Ky Sperm Candles, assorted sizes, landing and sale bv
WITHINGTON > EASTMAN,
ap 13 85 Kowly's wharf.
JOSEPH W. STEWART & C O.
No. 64, BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE TRIPO
LETT-S ALLEY.
HAVES on hand a good assortment of RUSSIA IRON
and brass mounted COAL GRATE*. BRASS ANDI
RONS, SHOVELS and TONGS, FENDERS, STAIR
RODS, KNIVES and FORKS, BRITTANI A WARE,
WAITERS. CANDLESTICKS, BRITTANI A LAMPS,
Block Tin FAUCETS, all sizes, of the best quality, UM
BRELLA STANDS, SPIT BOXES, flic.
They are prepared to put on COPPER, TIN and ZINC
ROOHNG, in the best manner. ap 9
TIJEW MOUSE LI VEDE LAINES, a splendid
J.NI Assortment, from §4,50, for 10 yard patterns, to £'£, so;
22 dozeu Net Scarfs, from 44 to 62 12 cts. each; 21 doz. Gauze
Handkerchiefs, 25 cts. each; 100 doz. Cotton HOS E and HALF
HOSE, from 10 cents up, just received and for saje bv
18. C. WRIGHT,
alseo3t No.JISI Baltimore st.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
THE subcriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public in general, that he is manufactui ing fi st quality
PEGG'D BOOTS lor $5,00, and Sewed BOOTS for $6.50
all other work in proportion. Work made at the above prices
must be paid for on delivery; such as may be booked, will be
charged at its former rates.
JAMES D. ROSS, No. 3, North Street.
Opposite the Franklin Bank.
N. B. All work done by him will be warranted as to neat
ness of fit and durability. He respectfully solicits patronage,
I and hopes, by his endeavors to please, to merit a liberal support.
apl.l-tf. J. D. ROSS:
WANTED— TWO or THREE STEADY HANDS
can find employment, (on the ladies' braf% i) by calling
immediately at the CHEAP SHOE STORE, No. 106, Prat st.
near Eutaw, where tbe subscriber i? manufacturing LADIES'
SHOES of the best quality, for the low price of ONE DOL'
LAR PER PAlß—and also Misses and Children's at the usual
prices. A general assortment of eastern Men's, Boys' and
Youth's SHOES, always on hand—he also makes to order,
MEN'S PUMPS, all of which will be sold low FOR CASH.
Those wishing them by the dozen, ean be supplied, with from
one to twenty dozen pair, and a liberal disrouut made for the
cash.
TRUNKS—TRUNKS—TRUNKS.—A general assort
ment of HAIR TRUNKS, always an hand,
ap 16 4t* JOHN BANGS.
NEW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S
WEAR—
Fancy Spring Cassimeres
Superior Summer Cloths, ribb'd and plain Crape, do
English Gamboons, ribb'd and plain
White and brown drillings, ribb'd and plain
American Nankeens
Silk, Satin and Marseilles Vestings
Super Silk and Linen cambric pocket Handkerchiefs
Together with a full assortment of west of England Cloths and
Caesimeres PETERS & BROTHER.
ap 13 No. 55 Balto. St. lower cor. Tripolett's alley.
"m*7"INR. —IUO quarter casks Loriugs' Sweet Malaga
TV WINE, wooden bound—lOftquarter casks do dodo,
iron bound,entitled to debenture. For sale by
NORRIS & FAIRBAIRN,
ap 9 2 Pratt, between (lay <fc Frederick street.
TG 1E SIBMRIBER having lost, by the late fire in'
Washington, part of his newspaper files, wishes to pur
chase "The United States Telegraph" from Jan. Ist,
1834, up to the time it was merged in the Reformer.
The latter paper, ("The Reformer") during the
whole time of its publication. "The National In
telligencer," for the years 1523 and 4—and from Au
gust 31st, IS2B to August 31st, 1829—and from July.
1833, to April Ist, 1840- -and the Globe from August
Ist, 1833, up to tho present time.
a p 22 , DUFF GREEN
POTIIECAR Y EST A BLISHMEY T FOR
SALE.—That handsomely fitted up and eligibly situated
store, at the N. E. corner of Baltimore and Eutaw
sts., will be disposed of on very liberal terras, (if soon
applied for.) To one well conversant with the apoth
ecary- and mineral-water business, an opportunity is
now*offered seldom to be met with from its proximi
tv to the Eutaw house, Globe and Wheatfield Inns,
and the patronage it already receives, renders it one,
of the most desirable situations in Baltimore. En
quire at this office. ap2l eod4t *
PAINTING AND JAPANNING.
subscriber would inform the public that he is prepar
ed to do any kiud of Japanning, House, Sign or Fancy
Painting. Flags, Banners, Aprons, Devices, SvC.,
done with neatness and despatch, at his establish
ment in German st., east of Eutaw, on truly accom
modating terms, for cash down.
ap 20 4t* E. THURSTON.
KNXTRA FINE TEAS AT RETAIL.-Gr.en aud
■ L Black TEA. of tbe latest importation and highest grade.
H. POLLOCK,
ap 21 d3m No. 10, Balto: st. near Bridge.
R* UAIP PORK.— A few bbls., for sale by
ap 13 G. B HOFFMAN It BROTHER.
NYORK Double refined loaf aud mushed SUGAR, at
• retail; Mocha aud old government Java COFFEE de.
If. POLLOCK, No. 10,
ap 21 d3m Balto: st. near the Bridge.
I NOR SALE—A pair ot gentle, well broken and elegant
; bay carriage HORSES,at a great sacrifice. Enquire of
tbe editoa or at Qodd&vd's Livery Stable*. ap 14 tf
IXTRA SUPERIOR BLACK TEAS. Justre
lj eeived, a small invoiee of dehciou* flavored Pekoe aud
Pouchour TEA 9, to which the attention of connoiseurs is re
spect Colly iuviUd. For sale by MARCUS DENISON,
ap!3 ' 31 Baltimore street.
| NEW SPUING DRY GOODS.
RICARDB, BEITS CO. IBi BALTIMORE
STREET, are just receiving per Leila, and by purchase
J in this country, a handsome assortment of Spring DRY
• GOODS, which in point of style, w ill compete with any other
in the city. It comprises the following:
j PRINTS, of new and beautiful styles,
Plaid and striped Embroidered MUSLINS
Printed Lawns and JACONETS
Cambrics, Swiss, Mull, Jaconets and Im ia Lawn
Alpaca, Persian,and Saxouy CLOTHS
D'Oraay, Russell and other Cottcu DRILLING
Plain and tancy Bleached and Brown LINEN DRIL
LING
Black and While GINGHAMS
Irish Linens, Holland SILESiAS
Apron Checks, Marine SHIRTINGS
Brown Irish Linens, BURLAPS, sc. 4'c.
We will sell the above on very low terms for cash, or to
punctual dealers. ap 13 dlf
ELTAW liOLSK.
Cornrr of Rut'aw and Baltimore street 9, Baltimore.
TI E SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the patron ©
Has establishment, their friends, and the public gener
ally, that they have associated themselves together for the
purpose of conducting the same. The EUTAVV HOUSE
was completed and first opened in 18*26, at which time it was
furnished throughout in the very best manner, and without
regard to cost. The comfort and convenience of its interior
arrangements, its high and airy location, combine to render it
proverbially pleasant and healthy. It is particularly well a
dapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and LADIES,
having a great number of Private Parlours, Ladles' Ordinary,
and a splendid Drawing Room, with private entrance on Bal
timore street. In every respect, the Eutaw House is second
to none in the United States, and it is the intention and firm
determination of the proprietors, to spare no exertions to
promote the comfort and gratification of their patrons, and at
rarcs at which no e.xcepiion ran be taken. The stock of
WIN MS and LIQUORS on hand, lias been mostly impoited
expressly for the use of this establishment, or from
the private stocks of some of the most celebrated counois
eurs of the city. The B-ITIIS attached to the house are in
complete order, and open at all times for the use of the
guests.
ASAHEL HUSSEY,
F. \V. ELDER,
(Late of the firm of B. Elder & CO.)
Baltimore, April 2, 1840.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
BY virtue of a Decree of the High Court of Chancery of
Maryland, the subscriber as trustee will offer at public
sale, 011 SATURDAY, the 2d day of May next, at one o'clock
I'. M. at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, the residence
ol the late Captain Kerr, situated in Thames street, utar the
corner of Bond. The HOUSE is a three story brick, with a
large two story back Building, substantially built and coveicd
with slate roof—there is a smoke hue,stable, &c. &c., attach
ed. This house is advantageously situated for a dwelling and
store, for which it has been recently used.
The terms of sale are, that one third of the purchase money
be paid in cash, and the balance in six and uiue months from
the day ofsale, to be secured "by approved notes and beating
interest—the title is indisputable.
WM. A. TALBOTT, Trustee.
"JkXOTICE—The creditors of Archibald Kerr, deceased,
-Lnl will file the vouchers of their claims in the Chancery office
within four mouths from said day of sale.
WM. A. TALBOTT, Trustee.
ap 13
JN OK SALE—The subscriber will sell at private sale,
the LOT and DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied by
linn on Mount Vernon Place, near the Washington Monument.
The Lot is about 3S feet front by 160 deep. The House is
large, consisting of a basement and 3 stories, having 3 rooms on
a floor, the first two 26 feet by 18, and the third 16 by 19. It
has a good bath house and every convenience for the accommo
dation ofa family. Possession will be given immediately. For
terms ofsale jipply to the subscriber.
Persons desirous to purchase may at any time inspect the
premises. J. I\ KENNEDY.
ap 9
SHOE THREAD.
ELARRABEE, NO. 20, 8. CALVERT STREET.
• Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS, TOOLS,
and fcHUE FINDINGS in general, lias tectived by the late arri
val from Liverpool, a large assortment of SHOE THREADS,
viz: Brown, Green, half Bleached, White and YeJlow, war
ranted of the best qualities: and has in store a fine selection of
Shoe TOOLS and FINDINGS, viz: Shoe Knives, Pincers,
! Hammers, Awl Blades, Awl Hafts.Shoe Rasps, Kit Files, Pegs
of all sizes, Boot Welting, Linen and Cnttoij, Boet Cord, cut
and cast Shoe Nails, Size Sticks, Shoe Bristles, &c. Nc. fcc.—
The above good* warranted of the best quality, and will be sold
upon as good terms as the same quality, can be had for in this
or any other city.
A.'so on hand, LASTS of every description oflhe latest fash
iou, and made of ihe best timber. DunlopxCele braied PASTE
BLACKING.
Country Merchants will do well to call before purchasing
elsewhere. ap 9 e>Bt
PROSPECTUS —For publishing by subscription,
the drama of WEST POINTj or, a Tale, of
Tueason —by Joseph Breck, Esq.
In consequence of the numerous solicitations of his
friends, the author of the draina entitled •'•West Point; or
a Tale ol Treason," has conseuted to in publication.
This play is a dramatic picture of the bold arid daring
treason of Benedict Arnold, and ol the arrest and execu
tion of Major Andre, the British Spy, during the Revo
lutionary War.
It was adapted to scenic representation by Joseph
Bieck, Esq. The original tale is from the pen of Pro
fessor lugraham, as published in die Democratic Re
view. f
The dramatist has been kindly famished with a poet
ical EPILOGUE, by John H. Hewitt, Esq. and also a
PROLOGUE, by R. Horace Pratt, Esq.; which produc
tion* will accompany the publication, thereby enhancing
its value.
Subscribers w ill be furnished with the work at 25 cts.
per copy, on delivery.
D3*oopV'-right secured.
[UFUoples of the Prospectus can be fontid at the prior
cipal Bookstores, where subscriptions are respectfully
solicited. JOSEPH BKECK.
ap 2 c s R
VTIOR REVi'.-.The CELLAR under the "Pilot" Office
JU No. 11, Water t. will be rented on] reasonable terms,
Apply at the office. ap !>
THEATRE HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIUER respectfully informs the p*bl :
that lie has taken the above celebrated Tavern. I *
BAR is well stocked with the choicest LIQUORS, anh a
hopes by the personal and respectful attendance ofhii he
and assistants to secure a share of public patronage. naeM"
CHJ-A large ROOM, suitable for public, society, or
meetings, is attached to the premises, which can be private
application to the proprietor, for such occasions, gr< had on
F. A. GIBBO itis.
ap2-4t Theat Ni*,
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FISHING TACKLE—A General ASS
AND BRUSHES of all Descriptions, f JRTMENT,
country .or Town and
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Bl
zes, and at reduced prictts, wholesale aud re' sclr smiths. all si.
J. K. STAPLE"
ap 9 26b *'ON & SO.V
- Baltimore street
1.1 AMI LY GROCERIES, kc. ' 7T~~ -L
1 Green aud Black Te s, Wiues, Liq arxl superior
Loaf, White and Brown Sugars, Javr *®. r| S Cordials, Spices
kles aud Catsups, white wheat F* • other Coffee. Pic'
Sperm Oil, which with a full >.ssor superior Salad and
Family Groceries, will be sold a* °f carefuify selected
lowest market prices for cash by % wholesale or reUuJ ; i]*
p!3 MARCITS pp.stsbfi,
* Kr s>lmrm£Tr,
3ob Onb Book printer,
~r 'iSitSSUSyg tomtaril
on nccommorinting terms. superior manner, and
All tile Law nnrl ,
' •'arik* for Sale.
No. 17.