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PILOT & TRANSCRIPT.
MONDAY, JANUARY 25.
PKESKHTS TO THE CIUEE.v"
Since the birth of the Princess Royal, a great
number of trifles, have reached Buckingham
Palace from various parts of the kingdom.—
They consist geneially of fancifully worked
articles of infant apparel. Unfortunately for
the fair fabricators ol these simple but express
ive tokens of loyalty, none find their way to
the illustrious lady to whose acceptance they
are proil'ered, unless those which are fortunate
enough to be presented through some official
channel. Such is the etiquette, perhaps some
what too rigidly observed. All packages ad
dressed to the Sovereign are opened by or in
the presence of the deputy-steward of the house
hold, whose duty it is to report the contents to
the Lord Steward; and should that functionary
consider thera worthy of being laid before her
Majesty, they are presented. Gifts connected
with literature, the fine arts, or science, are
almost invariably accepted; but articles of per
sonal attire or ornament generally become the
perquisites of the Queen's principal attendants,
however costly the fabric or curious the work
manship may be.
Any departure from this rule must, therefore,
be considered as a marked compliment. Such a
•ue has recently occurred. A ease, containing
a present of the latter description was received
at the Palace on Monday. The amiable donor,
a venerable spinster residing in the neighborhood
of Hnddersfield,seems, as the on dit goes,to have
taken especial care that the creation of her fairy
fingers should suffer no damage in transitu. I.ike
the conjurors puzzle there was ease within case,
one af curiously wrought wicker work; a second
of Spanish mahogany, with the royal arms and
the letters "P. R." in a lozenge richly emblazon
ed on the lid. This was again inclosed in a
strong tin ease, superscribed "For the Queen's
Most Excellent Majesty, Buckingham Palace,
London."
These mysterious cases contained an iniant's
cap and robe, worthy of a Princess. Tlicy are
described te be of the most chaste and fanciful
design. The cap is composed of that delicate
but "almost exploded fabric called "cushion"
lace in the manufacture of which dames of high
degree formerly delighted to excel. On the
crown piece the royal arms of England are em
broidered in dead gold, the circular filler exhib
iting the national insignia of the rose, thistle,
and shamrock, wrought in gold and colours,
within an interminable scroll of raised needle
work. The robe is equally unique. The ma
terial, is oftae finest cashureie, lined with ci
der down the colour, royal purple; the hood,
which is quilted nod padded, is lined with rose
colaured satin, the loops of flock gold, with tas
sels of small pearls.
The robe is edged all round by a broad stripe
of crimson Geneva velvet, bearing the royal
arms, and the insignia of the three nations em
broidered in dead and burnished gold, and re
lieved with silver fretted work in points. The
great merit, however, of these elegant articles
of infant apparel is said to consist in the elabor
ate beauty of needle-work. Her majesty, to
whom the presents were exhibited immediate
ly on arrival, expressed her warm admiiation of
the skill, taste and patience bestowed upon
them; and commanded intimation of their ae
ceptance to be transmitted to the accomplished
artist, who no doubt rsquires no richer reward
for her '-'labor of love and loyalty."— Chronicle.
PALSI TREES OF PALESTINE.
The palm trco is an evargrcen which, to attain
perfection, requires a hot climate, with a soil
sandy, yet humid, and somewhat nitrous. 1 fence
its favorite place is along the rivers which bor
der the hot and sandy deserts, and beside old
wells in the heart of the desert itself—a circum
stance which renders the distant prospect of it a
delight to the wanderer in these parched re
gions, from the hope or assurance of water
which it conveys.
The trees found in the ctcseil mnler Such cir
cumstances are supposed to have sprung up from
date-slonesthrown away by travellers who usually
stop rhere water is found, for refreshment and
rest. Maritto says that when it is newly plant
ad, the natives surround its root with ashes and
salt, while they guard it carefully from all
gross and turpid matters, which are in the high
est degree discouraging in this tree.
It is propagated chiefly from young shoots
taken from the roots of full grown trees, which,
if well transplanted and taken care of, will yield
their fruit in the sixth or seventh year; where
as those that are raised immediately from the
kernel, will not bear until their sixteenth. This
method of raising the palm, (plwcilix,) and wliat
may be further observed, that when the old
trunk dies, there is never wanting one or more
of such offsprings to sucoeed it, may have given
occasion to the fable of the bird of that name
dying, and another rising from its ashes.
' But a more strict application of this fable
arises from the alledgeu fact, that when a palm
tree has decayed, the Arabs cut it dowa to the
roots, and burn it on the spot; and the ashes
being covered with earth, a new shoot springs
up, which, in the course of a few years, becomes
a strong tiee.— Knig/U'i Pictorial fiittory
of Palestine.
MAJOR NOAH. —Alluding to the appointment
of this gentleman.to a J udgeship, the New
York Express has a paragraph which we copy
below. We may remark. Unit in this city we
havu heard but one opinion in relation to this
appointment. AM persona, whether for qr
against Major N. politically, appear to rejoice
at the elevation oi the veteran editor and warm
heaited man:
"Now as to Major Noah, our old compatriot
of "the Star." Long known as the cunductor ol
a Public Journal, he has left wounds behind
Without a doubt, and whoever, that so long and
so often held a pen, has not?
But if there be a man in the world who has a
heart, and a whole heart, —whose impulses have
always been generoas, and whose very errors are
generosity in excess, that man is Major Noah.
We have often disagreed with him, we have
wrangled at times—we are more likely hereafter
to think against, than toith him on many affairs,
{)Ut we never had occasion to esteem him the
ess. We feel the compliment Gov. Seward has
given him as a compliment to the Press, —and
when a brother Editor of any party, receives
like appointments from his friends, wc will he
the last to throw cold water upon it. So grudg
ingly bestowed are such favors, and yet ofUm so
richly won, (Hat the Exeoutive Officer who takes
care of this laborious class of men, deserves our
hearty thanks. It is lamentable, indeed, that
there is so little of the eafnit dt) corps in this
profession, that we but cut each other down.
Often in the heat of battle, fancying each other
to be the monsters, because we of necessity are
always in arms."
SAVANNAH, Jan. IS.
From Florida. —The news from Florida con
tinues cheering. Appearances now decidedly
justify the expectation that the enemy will ere
long surrender. The task or the Commanding
Generalise delicate one. We shall sjan knot*
how far he will trust to the existing manifesta
tions of friendly feeling 011 the part of the enemy.
The presence of the Seipinoles from Arkansas
in the encmic's camps, may, and probably will,
be productive of happy results.
Our last information is from Pilatka, dated
Januaiy 14th. Our correspondent says that the
news from the west continues to be gratifying.
A letter had been received from Colonel Loom
jj, dated at Fort Clinch, stating that thirty three
Indians had come in at that post.
Tiger Tail has also come in and was going
to Tampa. It is thought that in all about six
hundred Indians have presented themselves at
various posts along the coast on the Gulf side.
A party of the enemy lately attacked Fort
Walker, killing two or three negroes and woun
ding oue white woman. Fort Walker is between
Ritanops* aad Newmans villa.— HtpublUim.
GEN. HARRISON. —The correspondent of the
National Intelligencer, writing from Cincinna
ti under date of 17th instant, says:
General HARRISON left this city last evening
for North Bend. He has accepted the kind offer
of Messers. S trader if Gorman to proceed to
Pittsburg in their new and beautiful steamboat,
the Benjamin Franklin. The General will de
part from Cincinnati for Washington, on board
the Franklin, on Tuesday, 86th January. Pro
bably he will reach Washington about the 7th
or Bth of February.
Gen. HARRISON is in fine health, and has not
had more vigor in the last twenty years.
Mrs. HARRISON has regained her health, but
will not attempt to cross the mountains with the
General.
Roman Catholic electors publicly denounced from
the Mar.—Jhvful Intimidation."
On Suaday last some respectable Koman
Catholic tenants of the Hon. Somerset Max
well were publicly denounced by a Priest, who
declared that " they were damned, and it was
out of his power to save them." This attempt
to create excitement has failed to make an im
pression on any but the mere mob; but it de
monstrates the existence of a ferocious tyranny
that must be exposed and iearlessly combated
before it can be extinguished. The adjudica
tion of the magistrates at Tullow, was also a
subject of debate in another chapel, and they
were collectively and individually abused for
daring to administer the law in justice and
equity,by punishing the wretches,who polluted
the house of worship by committing assaults
therein.— Carlow Sentinel.
fSJ-The Boon's Lick (Mo.) Times, of the
9th inst. says: "Last night, about 8 o'clock, the
residence of Governor Reyaolds, about half a
mile from this place, was discovered on fire,
which was entirely consumed, togetherwith all
his books, papers, &c., winch were in the up
per rooms. All the furniture on the first floor
was saved.
In conformity to usage, we learn that the
SENATE of the United States has been sum
moned by the Executive to meet in this city
on the 4th of March next for the transaction
of business (being, of course, of an Executive
character, connected with the commencement
of a new Administration, the formation of a
new Cabinet, 4(c.) — Nut. Intel.
Hit. HIKES ESCAPED. —The officers of the
Miami, a boat which arrived this morning, state
(hat the notorious Dr. Hires, in company with
another prisoner, escaped from the penitentiary
at Baton Rouge, last Tuesday, the 12th instant.
We presume the intelligence is correct —the
means of his escape are not mentioned. The
Doctor was convicted of slave-stealing, and sen
tenced for fourteen years.—A". O. American.
M. BOUCHERIK'S EXPERIMENTS ON DYING AND
PRESERVING WOOD. —A special commission of
the Academy presented a long report on this gen
tleman's interesting experiments for causing tim
ber and living trees to imbibe pyroligncous and
other ehemieal substances. We have had to
mention many of the results of them on a former
occasion; but we may add a few which were
mentioned to the Academy, and are of some lit
tle interest. It appeared that, after the wood,
living or dead, had been made to absorb pyrolig
nite of iron, if a tanning matter were made to be
absorbed by it, there would be a kind of die pro
duced in the interior, which imparted a blush or
gra
iy tint. If pyrolignite of iron were first ab
sorbed, and then prussiate of potash, tlie wood
became died of a beautiful Prussian blue. By in
troducing successively into the wood acetate of
lead and chromatc of potash, a yellow chromate
of lead was found, and died the wood a brilliant
yellow. In the same way, by first causing the
pyrolignite of iron to be absorbed, and then by
varying the proportions and the nature of the
substances to be afterwards taken up, all sorts
of tints and graduated colors might be produced.
The application of the simple pyrolignite of iron
had lwo n .. ioJ u r great value at Bordeaux for
the casks of wine-mercliants, which had thereby
been preserved sound for a great number of years.
It was remarked that the faeility of producing
pyrolignite of iron was no small recommendation
in favor of the system; since, in any forest where
charcoal is made, there is only a mixture of old
iron to be made with the charcoal to produce it;
and this substanoe was found, besides, to contain
creosote, a powerful preventive against all rava
ges of insects. M. Millet, of Aubcnton, had put
in claims to priority of discovery; but the com
mittee had gone carefully into this part of the
question, and decided that M. Beucherie had all
the merit of having been the originator.— Paris
Paper.
S HIPPING RECORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY 5, 1841.
ARRIVED,
Scbr Barbara, Squires, fm New York
Schr Elijah Chase, Berry, fra New Bedford
Schr Euroias, Saow, fin Boston
Sehr E A Stevens, fm New York
BELOW—2 brigs, one supposed a Bostoa pnckel,oae
topsail sehr, ana three fere and alt
CLEARED,
Brig Wankinco, Howiand, Charleston
Schr Millicent, Cels, Nw York
Sehr Caledonia, Thompson. Norfolk and Petersburg
Schr Coiner, Howes, Pilaiki
The following New York paeket ships are reported in
ilia English papers: At Liverpool, Jm 4, Europe, Mar
shall; Dec 31, Independence, Nye; Dec 93, Roscius,
Collins
Sailed fin Portsmouth, Deo 06, Philadelphia, Stark;
nrr-Htu, Sampson, Smith; at Deal, Jan 1, Ontario. Bra
dish; at Havre, Bee 30, Emerald, Howe
Al Cowes, Jan 9, ship Annu, Cortluuil, fm Baltimore
for Bremen
At Si Übes, 17th ult, ships, Ocean, Higgius, from
Bremen, and Hermann, Allyn, of Baltimore fm Hotter
dam, tolsadfor Baltimore; and Activo, Beard, of Balti
more fm Amsterdam
The ship Vesper, Sylvester, hence at Marseilles 29th
ult
The ship Susan E Howell, Bailey, honee at N Orleans
9th inst
The ship Grace Brows, for Baltimore, was to leave
Norfolk oa Saturday 23d
The shipGustav. fin Baltimore for Bremen, was off
Heltogoland Ilea 27
The ship Superb, Gatchell,of Baltimore, was off New
Dieppe Dec 23
Toe brig Water Witch, Lo Brou, far SI Thomas
Schr Sally Aan, Paterson, for St Thomas
Schr E. Iloracy, Peterson, for PoitoCabrllo
Stlir Gallant Mary, Coffin, for Porto Rico, and E P
Cohen, Tew, for Charleston from Baltimore, went to
sea 18th inst
The scbr Com. Warrington, Williams, for Barbadoes
fm Balumore, went to sea 19th inst
The barque Ida, and two packet brigs, fm Baltimore
hound to Boston, were in llomptaa Roads 19th inst.—
Also, on theSOtb, brigs Victor fm Boston for Baltimore,
end Colombo, fin Baltimore for Boston
The brig Eleanor, Jones, fm Bbltimore,arr at Savan
nah 15th inst
The brig Lady Adams, McLennan, of Baltimore, fm
Liverpool for Valparaiso, was spoken Ist Dec, lat 51,
long 8
The sctar Atalanta, Newliall, far Baltimore, sailed lin
New Bedford 30th inst _ ->
NORFOLK, Jan 18—Art schr Tbaddeus, from Bal
timore
Sehr Wave, from Baltimore
Jan 19—Arr schr John Rowlett, fm Baltimore
BAVANNAII, Jan 16—Arr brig Eleanor, from Balti
more
A GOOD CVP OF COFFEE.
THOSE who are foud of a good cup of Coffee are re
quested W try the Patent Cotlee Cleaner, an ar
ticle which has been in general use in moat of the Nor
thern cities for many years paat, and has given general
satisfaction to all who have used it; it is besides more
economical than any thing heretofore used, and more
handy to use—price 13f cents a box, for sale wholesale
and retail, by
WM. J. VAN NESS, Grocer,
dls Centre Market Space.
RUSSIA SHEETINGS, DIAPERS, Ac.
J EST RECEIVED—Super heavy Russia Sheetings
and Diapers; fine and common Rusaia CRASH,
wholesale and retail, very low.
B. H. RICHARDSON,
j BS 185 and 173 Baltimore st, near Onarles.
BUTLER'S PIPGRr-A full assortment of
these superior I.men Papers, constantly on hand
and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT* MUSGE,
Agents far the Manufacturers,
I J* No. 9 South Charlss st.
*T KW BOOKS.— We ha.e lately received from
IN Philadelphia mid New York, the following works:
—Dr. Chalmers' Works, in 8 vols., the Ist and 2d on
Natural Theology; 3d and 4th on Christian Revelation;
sth, on Moral Philsaaphy; 6th, Cominercinl Discourses;
7th, Astronomical do.; ifemoir of Dr. Nisbet; Memoir
sf Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Dwiglit, Missionaries; Bishop
Mcllvain en the Oxford Divinity, illustrations of Prijie
ryt Popery nn enemy to Civil and Religion? Liberty, by
Dr. Browniec; Dr. Nevins an Popery; Dr. Brownlee's
Letters in the New York Roman Catholic Controversy;
Lectures oil the points in Controversy between Roman
ists and Protestants. Chaniock on the Attributes of
God, 2 vols.; Miller on the Christian Ministry; Kingsbury
on the Sabbath; The Flower Garden, Ac.
All the Books and Tracta of the " Preabylcriaa Board
of Publication," together with a general assortment of
School and Theological Books, Stationery, Ac-, for sale
on reasonable ferine, by DAVID OWEN,
No. SI N. Gay Street.
Ne 24
TO THE INSOLVENT. —NOTICE.—Appli-
cants foi the insolvent Laws of the State of Mary
land, can have their papers correctly drawn up and on
reasonable terms, by applying toL. F. BCOTTI,S Gen
eral Intelligence and Agency office. No 2 West Fayette
street, basement story Barnsm's City Hotel. "2
"FREIGHT AND PASSAGE POR
HAVRE DE GRACE AND PORT vrvosir.
. The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT
eU-Liw,lie—, c.Hit. Kenny, has commenced "er trips
Tfff ii i>siTlflW mil will leave Patterson's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at 9 o'clock.
Returning will l iuve Port Deposit every Wednesday
and Sunday morning's at the same hour, and will land
passengers at Knunard's wharf, near Cheslertowa aad
at Howell's Point.
QIJ-Tli'. Wolcolt has been lengthened and thoroughly
iy and entirely repaired lilh in hull and macltinery, uud
is in the test possible orde ,
WM. OVYHN,
9
EVANS' PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOUGH'S HARVEST TOOLS, dec.
TEN HE subscriber is now manufacturiug C. A O.
M. Evans' reverse point, or self sharpening Ploughs;
each slmra (of east iron) lias two points; and by rever
sing, act upon the principle of self sharpening, and
therefore economy in using. These ploughs aro made
111 the best possible manner, and will be sold on as rea
sonable terms as can be had in this city; together Willi
my extensive assortment of other make of ploughs and
agricultural implements generally.
la store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain
CRADLES, with Wuldren's and Griffin's Blades; Grain
and Grass SCYTHES, af Waldron'g, Griffih'a, and
American manufacture- Scyttbc Snathes and other
Harvest tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, etc.
I have slso patterns for, and have made aoine splen
did Cast I roil Railings for private dwellings and lamp
posts, and would invite those wanting such articles to
call and sesjiny work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
J. S. EASTMAN,
% Pratt sL, between Charles and Hanover sts.
BUCKETS, BOXES, BOWLS, BASKETS.
n/kJk FRUIT BOXES AND BASKETS,
(plylF 100 dozen Painted Buckets,
CARDS, assorted,
1,000 Butler Bowls and Trays,
500 superb Butter Prints,
Willow Catriages and Cradles,
VVoollen and Flax Spinning Wheels,
BUKEHAUT If CO.
10th mo. 24 1011 Baltimore si.
MARTIN MATHER'S & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 9 N. HOWARD
STKET, inform their friends and the public thai
they have selected from the New Yotk, Philadelphia
aud Baltimore markets, their Fall and Winter supply of
Goods, embracing a handsome assortment of the most
desirable Cloths, Cassinieres and Vesting, which they
will promptly make up to order iu the best style of
workmanship suit fashion, and respectfully solicit a con
tinuance of the patronage heretofore so liberally bestow
ed. They have for sale a few gross of superior Coat
Cord, suitable for the trade.
N. B.—For sale or rent, a first rate modem built two
story HOUSE, with un attic, and extensive back build
ings, in Saratoga street near to Liberty. Enquire as
above. d 27
SAMUEL TOWWgESD,
DENTIST,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
PORCELAIN INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH,
No. 59 South Sharp street,
Respectfully informs the citizens or bi
tim*re,tliat he is prepared to porforin every ope
ration appeitainiog to hie profession, euch as Cleaning,
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, Ac. He will also in
sert Incorruptible Teeth on Pivots or Clasps, in the most
durable manner.
REFERENCES:
Philip B. Thomas, j
SSfiflKstaf h ' [
Wra. E. Bartlett, J
George Truman, >
Eliali.n Townsend, i Dentists, Philad.
jl M.S.Foster, )
/ RdY HHPS. MATANZAS MOLASSES
VF VP for sale by .
BELLMAN fc CROOK,
d3O •muer of South and Pratt streets.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THE CREDITORS et the late firai ofTTSON k
DKISCOLL are hereby required to furnish their
accounts with die said firm en or before the Ist day ef
February meat, preparatory to malting a dividend.
DANIEL CHASE, 1
JOHN P. ADAMS, > Trustees.
F.M. FOWLER, >
Baltimore, January 7, ld4l. j9-ee
PENNSYLVANIA CLOVERSEED—IOO
bushels received and for sale by
j9 JOHN BOGGS fc CO.
CASKS PRIME NEW RICE, ia store
vU and fiir eala by
BROWN & WILSON,
dSI No. Z2 B. Frederick street.
T INSEfID OIL-MO gallons English and Ame
-MJ ricaa Linseed OIL, warranted purr, in hhds. and
bbls., tor sale by BROWN fc WILSON,
d3l No. S2 S. Frederick street.
ALARMING* TO THE WORLD.
TREE, EVERY WORD TRUE.
IT has !>cn computed that three fourth s of that por
tion of the human family, who are inore or less In
dia pored the greater part of their lives, ewe their suffer
ings to the use and abuse of Mercury and other Mine
rals, administered to them during sickness, either by at
tending physicians, or through the medium of medi
cines (Pills, Liquid, Ac. Ae.) prepared hy the unskilfnl
or ignorant, and who combine with them Mercury and
oilier minerals, entertaining as they do, the dangerous
and murderous doctrine, that they must
"KILL K CURE!"
Beware, then,how you trust to such preparations.—
'Tis true, they " Kill or cure," and you now and then
hear of the tar ft, but never nave Ileal d of the killed and
i founded, or those whose constitutions are completely
destroyed and broken dawn.
The safeai, bisi, and meat efficacious Pills now ia
existence, are Dr. Lcidy's Blood Pills, a component
part of which is Samaparilla. It is useless here 10 name
the goad qualities, or comment upon the medicinal vir
tues ofthrse Pills,as ihe public are fully aware af them.
Suffice it to say that they are an effectual
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD AND RENOVATOR
OF THE SYSTEM.
Whether employed for purgation or as a purifier of the
blood and animal fluids,iliey are effectual, possessing as
they do, combined properties not contained in any oili
er Pills, and may be employed by both yoang anil old,
male and female, under all circumstances, and without
restraint from diet,or occupation, and willtnut fear of
producing debility, or fear ofcatching cold.
As nuincrouscertificatcs from individuals and physi
cians have been from time to time published, and tie
character of the Pills so well known, it is only necessa
ry to inform the puhjic where they may he procured
genuine.
Philadelphia City,so
[l. s. j Personally appeared before me, one ot the Al
dermen of the city of Philadelphia, Dr. N. B. Lcidy,
who, oa his solemn oath doth declare and swear, that
in the composition of the Sarsaparilla Blood Pills, ma
nufactured by him only, there is not contained Mercury
or the Minerals, or any drug whatever, unfriendly, dan
gerous, or deleterious to the human system.
C. BRAZEK, Alderman,
finp. PRICE S3 CENTS A ROX.-£
They are prepared and sold, wholesale aad retail, at
Dr. LEIDY'S HEALTH EMPORIUM, No. 191 North
Seeond street, below Vine et.
Bold by G. 8. DUHUndT, corner of Pratt street and
Dugan's wharf, lower ead of Centre Market Speee,Bal-
j!6
B IMPORTANT TO BAI/rmoau ST,—
The success of DAVISON'S Muscular Guide in
u liking ieauiiful business writing, may be learned by
culling upen Van Brunt it Adams, Lexington street.
jX3
NEW CARPETING.
THE subscribers hare opened this day a part of
their fall supnly ol Brussels CARPETING, direct
importation—which, in addition to their former stock,
makes their assortment very complete. Persons in
want will do well to give them a call.
MeDOVVELL <?' GABLE,
80S Baltimore street,
au39 Bpposita Hanover st.
CASH FOR NEGROES.
THE Subscriber is authorised lo purchase, Tor gen
tlemen of the South, a number of Negroes of tielh
sexes.
The highest casli prices will be given for slaves for
life, and good titles.
He can always |je found at the United States Hotel,
opposite the Depot, Pratt etreet.
ri3o dtf G. W. PEARCE.
FRANKLIN BANK PA^ER.
A WELL SECURED GROUND RENT of one
huiidied dollars, eligibly situated, will be sold for
11560 Frnnkliu Bank Notes, if application be made te
ay or 10-ir.eiow. JESSE T. PETERS,
jf Coiner of Market auUNartk sis.
S—UNI lIUEI.LAS -Just opened—
/ 6 caaos assorted Cotton 'UMBRELLAS,very low,
3 do Gingham Whalebone Kibb'd do
3 da Super ®ro de Nap do
All of tbe best make and at reduced puces, wliolooale
and retail BEALE H- RICHARDSON,
n->? 166 and 173 Baltimore street.
CIOPFERFLATK AND MUSIC PAPER,
V on hand nod for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT A MUDGE,
dl7 Z S'ißth Charlea sc.
TO RENT. "
TO RENT, and possession given immediately, one
of the large Three Story HOUSES, on Capitol
Hill, a few rods east of the Cnpitol, recently o r eupied
by J. W. Branaugh. For the key and terms, apply to
my Attorney, Henry M. Morfllt, Esg'r., Washington
£ tAIID.-'l he advertiser wi.-hen to procure a cosi
ly Portable Residence, with a small tract of land,
within two miles from Baltimore, for which he will
give in exchange a Dwelling House, in nn eligible part
of the eity. A note addressed to P- P. P- and left at the
Pilot offiee, will meet with prompt attention,
uo 14-dff
LATEIJ WARE—Plated Waiters, Urns, Caa
tors, Candlesticks, Snnffem and Trays, Coasters
Cttke Baskets, Dishes, Batter Tubs, Ac. of new pat
terns, and ef superior quality, of our own importation
For tale, wholesale or retail, by
CAN FIELD A BROTHER,
020 Oorneruf Market and Charles streets.
rniAVINEH, CORDS AND LINES—SHAD
1 HERRING and GILL NETT TWINE. To be tea
s DUKEHART'
23 tno 1014 Baltimore •„tUI
PARTNERS3IIP DISSOLVED.— The part
nership existing heretofore in Washington City un
der the name of Hamilton A Deubnm, is this day dis
solved by ven rnt.
J. U. HA.Vm.T9N,
Ida z: W. PBNBAM.
J.HtKSH INSPECTED HERRINGS—7OO
B hhls. Susquehanna Herring?, of veiy superio
quality, now inspecting on Pratt street wharf, for sale
low from the wliarl' BELLMAN A CROOK,
021 d4i Corner of South and Prau atre.ste
A CARD. " "
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRY. SILVER WARE, AC.
(CI ABRIEL D. CLARK has recently imparted
NX a splendid aassortmeat of Gold aad driver Paten
Lever Lepiae and Virncai Watches, all af whio are
mads by the host makers, aad are warranted te pe farin
aseurata time, will bo sold as law as any ether house a
tbe eeuatry. Parahaacra will find it ta their advantage
by vailing at tbe stare, head of Uheapride, No. 1 Wa-
IKRSTRKES, Baltimore, where they will find a gtxid as
•ortraent Gold Card Chains, new patterns; Kings, Bffios
pias, gnld and silver Peneiis, Addiaea's superior make
Silver and Britannia Waie, Gcrmoa Silver Spoons, Ac.
N. B. Fine Watches af every kin properly repaired
&?-My oountry frieadsara portieukirly invited to call
Store No. Water at. iy 11 eo G. D. CLARK.
MARCUS DENIHON,
31 BALTIMORE Sr.
HAS JUST RECEIVED—Extra auperior Rocheater
White Wheat FLOUR; fresh No. 1 HOPS; Vel
vet CORKS; English and Americau Sporting POWDER;
Bleached Winter SpermOlL;Loaf SUGAR,Syrup; ve
ry choice chewing TOBACCO, and Principe SEGARS,
which, with our uaual supply of Green and Black
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES and LI
UUORS, and for aale at moderate pricca. 015
■ KUtiEU I* A I'KIl
-1 A 2 eases White Wove Super Royal
2 do Blue do Royal
2 do do de do
3 lo White do do
6 do do do Medium
6 do Blue do do
2 do do Laid do
3 do do Wove Demy
10 do White do do
20 do do do Flat Cap
Of Hudson's, Hubbard's, Sturgea A Co., Franklin
Manufacturing Company, and of Butter's Manufacture.
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT A MUDGE,
69 2 S. Charles st.
NEW BEDDING AND FURNISHING ESI
PORIUM.
THE SUBSCRIBER having taken dia: large and
eomaiodious Warehouse Ne. 32 South Charles st,
'or the purpose of conducting the REEDING aad FUR
NISHING husinoea, would recommend persons wish
ing articles in his line, ts sail aad examine bis present
stuck, which will be found ta he superior to any thing
of tbe kind ever offered to the public—consisting in
prrtofthe following articles, viz:
Feather Beda, Bolsters and Pillows, of
every description, varying in price
from 95 to SBO
Hair Mattresses, do 1# to 30
Husk do <u 2 to 10
Rush, Down, Cat-tail do 2ta 10
Straw, Cotton, Moss, Ac. 1 to T
Also, a new ar>icia ol Mattress, aallod the Blyaian
Mattresa, which, for cheapness, durability and com
fiirt, is uasurpasssd by any other Mattress evei manu
factured.
The above article caa be peeked up aad seat ta any
distance without injury, and ia ia every raspeet worthy
the attention af invalids and persons living ia warm
aad unhealthy elimntes—for sale enly by the subacribcr.
did JAMES C. HODGES, 32 South Charles at.
■ AIIKB' ALO OVERSHOES— a eases just re
■ • ceived per hng Boston, for gale by
ll'ttNßß, WHEELWRIGHT A MUDGE,
dl? 2 Soulh Charles stt
BLOOM IRON.
I r TONS NO. 1 BLOOMS, af superior qual-
JIL *3 ity. for sale by
SHLLMAN A CROOK,
del# career Soath and Pratt stieet.
S~DGAR H6lfte MOLASSES— la hhds. and
bbls. af very superior quality—for sale on pleasing
terms, by SELLMAN A CROOK,
del# eonter South and Pratt streets.
wrOTICE—I have in my possession the lelt hand
_LaI half of a Ten Dollar note on the Bank of S. Caro
lina, daleil at Charleston, No. 71—A. Henry, Cashier.
Also, the left hand half of a Ten Dollar note on the
State Dank at lndiaanasolis, Illinois—letters A. No.
31#2—payable to A. Denting.
The above parts of notes wero seat me during my re
sidence in Washington; the letters which brought them
have been lost. Holders of the other halves will please
remit them to the Editor o' ihe Pilot, at Baltimore.
_jl
COARkE SALT—
Turks Island, )
St. Übes, [ SALT
Cadiz and Liverpool •. Alum, J
For sale in lota to suit purchasers.
BELLMAN A CROOK,
d3# corner of South and Pratt streets.
SViBET ZlNC—fidcasks Measclman's first qalicy
SHEET ZINC, for rooffing—numbers 10 and 11. —
This invoice of Zinc is pronounced by dealers in ihe
article to excel in quality and beauty of finish any Hot
ever offered. For sale hy BROWN A WILSON.
dS S3 S Frederick.t
ODdb PIGb DUTCH dSOVKRNMJRNT
3&OhJf BANCA TIN, in store, for sale hy
BROWN A WILSON,
de S No. 32 8. Frederick at.
CRUSHED SUGAR-East Boston Crushed Su
gar, ia bbls. landing and for sale b>
WITHIN GTO A EASTMAN
jyg SSBowly' wharf
WORTHY OP NOTICE.
FOR BALE.—A Black IKL, IS years of age, e
lervo uatil she is 2S years of age. She is weil
grows,and a good houso servant. For lurtlier partiom
larsapply toL. F. SCOTTI'SOId Slave A retsy and
Intelligence olfiee b—"ment City Hotel. oc'&i
BRAZIERS' REDS—of ell sizee, from II
to t je-
Square Iron, " " "5 1# 18. to jia
Seroll da
lloep de j in. to U in.
Together with a general assortment sf STOVES, for
ale hy OLIVER PARKER,
eplß eeruer of •alvort A Lomnard ate.
SHOE STORE.
informs bis Irion*
and the public, Umt he has removed from Seuth st.
to that old stand, No. 70, I.EXIKTOK STRJRIET, ner.r Eu-
Utw, (formerly occupied by Mr. T. Newton,) where he
will keep on hand a foil and complete assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES and CAPS, and will be happy to aetve
his easterners. Having none but the best ot journey
men in his employ, his work cannot tail to plense. He
invites persons wasting gaud Shoes to givehiia aeal
where they will be served upon the niest aceematodn
ing terms. "° l3
JOSEPH N. TOY,
OFFERS his services to his friends aad the pub
lic, as COLLECTOR or AcceosT*, such as Annui
ties, House and Ground Rents, Merchants, aad ether
bills, and Accounts generally.
He may be lound at his resideaee, Salisbury street
two doors from High street, or at Mr. John Fl. Toy's
Printing Office, eorner ef St. Paul and Market streets,—
orders left at either plaee will be promptly attend
ed to.
KIFBIEPCES:
F. Lucas, Jr. Alex. Brow a &. Son,
L Christian Keener, Joseph Curbing,
Thee. Wilson fc Ce. Armstrong k Bony.
I Bee 30. ' dtf
FOR SALE.
A GOOD FARM HAND, for a term of yearn,
a servant man, about 3S years of age last Februa
ry, having five years to serve liom that time. He is
smtut and aetive—was raised in the country on a farm,
aad has never livtd ur the city. For further informa
tion apply lo L. F. SCOTTI'S General Slavs Agency,
and Intelligence 0e .old establishment, No , West
Fayotusa eel, hasem- at efßajpiew's Chy Hotel, aU
OLIVER PARKER, eonier of Calvert and
Lombard streets, offers for ie—
SOO bundles American and English Hheet Ron,
50 packs Ruwia
25 tons beat American Boiler Iron,
400 pigs Lead,
100 unxea Tin Plates,
100 piga Banca Tin,
150 do Cornwall do
10 casks Sheet Zinc,
4000 Iba Lead Pips,
200 bundles Iron Wire,
5 tons Spelter
10 tons hooped Rod Iron,
10 do Band and Scroll do
10 do Scotch Pig Iron,
English blistered and Cast Steel,
With an extensive assortment of Staves, ships Lara
booses, 4's.
EWI v ISSPHCTEU HLIIKI.VLs —auo
bat n. is Susquehanna Barrings, of vary superior
gulity.t •> v inspeoting,
,H Comer ofdouth and Pratt sta._
rasHK INTEREST OK ALL. A person wish
■ jng to purchase Beds, Bslsters, Ptllowa, Mattresses
Cous, C nmtorts. An., will find it greatly to their interes
to call auhe Bedding Marts, N. W. and S. W. comers
of Lomlmrd and Ligh streets, where they wdl A ad.the
mast eitenaive asssitmentin the Baton, which will be
an the innst raii'onalile terms. v
HAIR CAPS—A lew eases men's and boys' Hair
Caps, for sale low to close sales, by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT A MUDGE,
No. 2 South Charles at.
JNDIA RUBBER plain; wo
men's do; misses' do; women's figured; misses' do;
do fur bound—for sale by the case by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT A MLDGE,
joi No. 2 South Charles st.
PATENT GOLD PENS.
CANFIELI) t BROTHER have received a further
supply of "Hawkins" celebrated COLD PEN,
which they warrant to write well for one year, if used
properly. F#r sale, corner of Market and Charles sts.
j?
INTERESTING— Instruction upon DAVISON'S
Patent Muscular Guide to Penmanship, 41 Baltimore
st.ieety proves in all caae* eminently tuccestfiU. jl3
ML OLABSEB— IOO hhds Matanzas Molasses, good
I?JL quality forbmtailiog, for aale low by
BELLMAN A CROOK,
227 Comer of South A Pratt ata.
RBY PIG iIRTAL—2OO tons Pig Iron, auita
n4 dlt CornC of South and Pratt ata.
INDBitS' B6ARD9--4 tons assorted Nos
for Hade by
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT A MUDGB,
j |6 Charlea st.
1 BBLS SPANISH WHI .
A 29 kegs LITHARGE—for anle by
BROWN A WILSON,
diil No. 5-2 S. Frederick street. __
FACTE. —Our Daughters have acquired a lleauUi' u,
and commanding use af the pes by receiving ia
alractiai.s upon DAVISON'S Muscular Guide. I
Rev. C. B. TIPPETT,
JOSHUAT. ROYHTON,47 Balta.at.
DANIEL DAIL
jl3 SAMUEL CHILD.
COMFORTS-COMF9RTABLE COMFORTS—
lust finished, a large supply of Bomfortables, an
exoulltat article far tbe approaching winter; a person
ensconced beneath ene of those truly oomfertable aru
alen cam hid defiance te the rudest attacks of his testy
majeoty.
Apply at the N. W. A 8. W. corner ef Lombaari A
Light streets. o®4
A OK HA -T- 1,000 sacks Ashton'a Factory fille
fine Salt; 1,000 do Liverpool G. Aluur.
SELLMAN A CROOK,
dl Corner of South A Pratt sts.
EDITORS OF Baltimore Patriot, of the Clipper,
of the Pilot A Transcript, of the Pun and others all
join in commsndation of DAVISON'S Patent Muscular
Guide to Penmanship, 41 Baltimore st jl.)
SHOE THREADS.
E LARA BEE, -Vo. 30 South Cakcrtstreet , has
• received by the late arrivals from Liverpool, the
moat complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, comprising the various kinds, viz:
BROWN, CATVIN, HSLF BLENCHED, ULKXCHBD, and VRL
LOW; ail from the factory in Europe. AIBO, in stor.t, a
general aaaerunenl of SHOE TOOLS and FINDINGS,
LASTS o:' every description, BOOT TREE'S, PUGS
ef all sizes, AC. Ac., all ef which will he sold as low an
the same article* caa be had for in this or any other city.
Gauntry merchants will do well te call before purchas
ng di.lm aep 31
CLOKINE TOOTH FOW liEll. lor cloana
ing the Teeth, nealing spongy Gams, and purifying;
the Breath. It is unnecessary to say that this Tooth,
Powder is superior to anything else ever invented, buu
it is confidently believed that it will give general satisfae
uoa to those who nse it. One proof of thenuperiority o
this article is, that there are ninny who, after having
used it four or five years, pronounce it to be the best
deitlrifice Ihey have ever tried. Prepared by
G. K. TYLER,
•erner E. Baltimore and High eta. Bait.
N. B. Naae genuine, without the las einuNe of t'as
proprietor upon the aide ot the ho*.
AMES' PAPER. ~~
■m i~h Cases Ne. 3 CAP, 1
JL V 2 do No. 1 plaia do. [
6 do No. 1 ruled letter , n .
4 do Fine do da f PAPER.
sdo Superfioe do da j
3da do do do J
Just received and for sale et mill prices hy
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT fc MTTNGB.
Je It No. 12 8. Charles sr. (.up s tally.)
OUGH from Cold or Consumpuon,~and Pain
the Breast, is more or loss relieved, and often
lectually cured by the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. It is not a secret -luack Medicine, diet will
cure every disease—but is a judicious combination of
such remedies as the Medical Faculty have long relied
upon for the cure of COUGH, and till diseases of the
Breast and Lungs. Many medical gentlemen who are
acquainted with the ingredients used in the preparai/in
of this Syrup, recommend it in their practice, which ia
good proof that they have confidence in its „raove
power. It may be used by ell who are troubled wnh
the above named diseases, without the least fear of in
jury, but with decided advantage. Prepared only by
O K. TYLER.
Corner E. Baltimore and High so.. Bait.
Sold in Washiagtnn by R. S. Patterson and F. How
ird, and in Georgetown bv O. M. Linthirvw
Patent cotton seine twine.—
The subscribers, agents for the sale of Clarksoa's
Patent Seine Twine, bare now on hand, and will bo
ennshiiilly supplied with a full assortment of most ap
proved sizes, which they offtr for salt en pleasing
terms. SELLMAN A CROOK,
n4 dSt corner of South A Pratt sis.
PLASTERS! PLASTERS! PLASTuIS
Jnsl received a fresh supply.of Whitik'b csle
br.ued mchino spread strengthening PLASTERS The
well known aad established efficacy efiliese Plasters, in
pain; and weakness of the breast, side, back, and limbs,
Rheumatism, Colds, Coughs. Asthma, Liver Complaint,
Whooping Cougti, Ac,, renders further comment mine
aessarv Purchasers should be particular to see that tile
fac >unilt of the proprietor is printed on the back of the
plaster, as sthers are coHnterfeitnnilations, sold by t"rag
gisls goner ally. To obtain the genuine, apply te
SETU 8. HANCS, C uerai Agent,
sJ# Corner cnarles and Prull sis.
STONE WARE;
THE SUBSCRIBERS have associated them
selves in co-partticrship for the puipese of niaiiu
factoring STONE WARE under the firm of PRO
TH ERTON 4- MORTON, at the old stand, Pitt ' i
adjoining Harford Run.
A large supply will be always kept on hand of a very
superior quality. They wili still continue to manufac
ture the PERCOLATING FILTERS, so well known as
the best purifiers of water ever invented. They hope by
strict attention to business to merit a share of pau.ic pa
tronage. T. W. BROTHERTON,
JUSTUS MORTON,
Balio. July 6th 1840 dtf jyß
Wf LEACHING* "TOWDEItS, AiC— g easks
IP Teaaaat's flesh 81 sashing Powders; 1# do first
sort P#T ABM ** do •ram's first quality SALAJRA
-708. FeraßeSy BROWN A WILSON,
dS fit 8. Frederick
FOR SALE.
Avery likely mulatto BOY, 23 years of age, n slave
for lifej sold for no fault, and can come highly re
commended; oae of the best waiters ia the State o(
Maryland. To a good master, he will be sold at a fhir
eaah priee. Apply to L. F. BCOTTI'S Slave Agency
and Intelligence office, basement City Hotel. oe2B
>w Ftlll RENT—A two story Stone House
jfjtaij' with 7 rooms, and a store attached to it, with a
JBML large yard, on Cathedral street, near the Rich
inoiid market, and a few steps from the Susquehanna
Rail Read, auri is a good stand for a small grocety bu
siness. Rent $lO per month.
AIso—WANTED TO RENT, a small twa story
i Briek House, suitable for a small Grocery Stove, in a
central situation. A corner store would be preferred,
for which a fair rent will be given, on application to
LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General Intelligence slid Agen
cy Office, No 8 Went Fayette street. 037
I RK AMS NO. 1 RIILRP CAP PA
I. VP" P3R, just received and for >ale by
TURNER. WHEELWRIGHT k MUBGE,
lie N0.2 Seuth Charles street, up stairs.
IAREsH INSPECTED HERRINGS—2OO
' barn:' Susquehauaa Herrings-now inspecting
foisalo le-v from the wharf. SBLLNAN It CROOK,
nil 4t Corner et -tenth k Pratt sts
< \ CAN'S PATENT MECHANICAL L \MPB,
i very superior article, giviog as ranch or wore
light than Iwo common Astral Lamps. A few of the
ulti*ve fust received and for sale by
EANFIELD it BttETHER,
•erner of Market It Ehaitee at.
WOTICK.
Alt, PERSONS WHOM I'f MAT CON
CERN are hereby required to take nonce that the
lands situated in tire States of Kentucky and Virrfima,
which, belonging to Janiea Swan, of Boston, oni the .kith
day ot August, IKM, amounting to two million five
hundred and filly-two thousand three hundred and lotr
& three quarter acres, were on that day, by a deed, dated
at Paris, in France, conveyed to Samuel Allison, oi
Philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been con
veyed U> ine, in trust for tlie United States American
Land Company, and that I, asd I alone, as 1 ruslee
aforesaid, and such persons as may be appointed by uiy
are or will be, authorised to sell, lease, rent, 01 mil
wise dispose of said lands or any of them; and ell p
sons are especially notified not to purchase, rent, lease,
or otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not to purchase of P. Dumas. Jr. who
claims part of the said lands as the trustee for lite cietl
tors of Swan, under an act of the Legislature ot Vir
ginia, or of one DumnrgliHe, or any other person pro
tending to act for, or in the behalf of the said Dumas, of
t.ie creditors of the said Swan.
These lands will be sold, rented or leased on advanta
geous terms. They art i uttered through the l-tato of
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wianing to
purchase, rent or lease any part of them are requested
to address me, postage paid, at Baltimore
1y24 dly trustee U. S. A. Land Company
fOT-Tlis Richmond Whig, and tlie Reporter, Lexmg
ton, Ky., will please insert Ihis once a week for liire*
months, and forward their accounts In this oliice
J. T* W ATkO\.
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 06 Hoe IK CALVERT STREET, B.vvriMOnE.
HE would particularly inform those who buy WO
VEN WIRE and SIEVES to sell, that it would
be much to llieir advantage to call on him before pur
chasing elsewhere. He also manufactures heavy twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark Catchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book Owes, Windows, Sic., Bird
Cages, Rat and Monse Traps, Jte. Sic. i-:H dit*
...
TRAVELLING BETWEEN BALTIMORE ANB
WASHINGTON.
The Oars will daily start as follows, TLX:
FROM BALTIMORE
At nine in the morning—and at four the
ernorru. FROM WASHINGTON
I At six a'alaak in the morning, aiid at a quarter before
our vv] H |, m the afternoon.
""•
CHEAPEST AND BEST—
Ak.'b I.N HCT TIIE ONI.Y
FIRt PROOF ROOF.
SLATE! SLATE!! SLATE!!!
WILLIAM BAILEY, Slater, has reoeivcdby
the ship Pooahoutaa,front Liverpool, insfall sup
nlv of xuose beautiful YVKLI H SLAIE, the ronfs nl
wiiiab (that be put ou last fall,) have been So much ad
J "red In order to obtain the beat article in his line,
fu. .übacN-iber lias gone to the expense of an experienced
iudee of ttra article, in England, visiting nil the VV. lcli
mmrriea. and purchasing tha boat, wiihout regard to
mice and invites nil examination ni Ins present stuck,
beiua satisfied't will compare advantageously with any
thing of the kind ever brought to tins market.
He bas also conaiuhtly an hand a full supply of
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known on
the continent, and trusts be will be able to give entire
sansfacuon to those who may favor him with their wok.
To those not aaquamted with the fact, he would state,
that the coat of a slate roof is very htUefif anyjmoro linn,
the best shingles, and considerably less than those pre
tended to be fire proet roofs whieh, upon the near apj
nroack of tire, get into a netting mood, aud usappcar,
leaving tbo property they were intended to protect, an
"SMJSirtys*2 oil Union Dock, below Fleet
street dwelling,
L(,a SALE, a first rate carnage HOUSE. Enquire
a, above. d6t 10
piEH-POIN'TED tAOLU PBS.
THE combined qualities of mcorrosibility and dura
bility possessed by thia new and beautt.ul article,
may justly claim for it die tjtle of " Ever-pointed/'The
body of the pen it gold, an Utcorrosible metal, highly po
lished, and wiU always retain its elaswcwy and beauty,
and lha " pomta" are formed of a metal second in hard
n.-ss to IK> substance heretoiore discovered, having the
indissolubility of diamond, and wholly insensible to cor
rosion; use cannot wear, or in the slightest degree nfl'ect
them. In addition to these enduring properues, it has
the softness and smooihness of the quill pen, and its in
corio.ibility allows a free and pleasant How of the ink.
It was invented by J. I. Hawkins, of London, who also
invented the Ever-pointed Pencil. The nicest work
manship and long application have been necessary to
perfect it, and it is now ofiered as lite " N'e Plus L r ltr *
of pens, having the beauties of the quill and nieta'ic ptj
combined with its own peculiar excellency ol always re
laininz the same elasticity, the same easy How, and the
same beautiful stroke, unchangeable by time and use.
This pen has been in use for dve years, without the
least perceptible wear. Oo- 1. arrautcd for one year.
For sale by CANFIELD St BROTH EK
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
13 Agents for the Manufactories.
KOUCK'S PAN ACL A (OL-XI'LU
FEITED.
TO THE PUBLIC
ASErsSE of duty to inyscl. as well as to the pub
lic, induces me to state that my Panacea has been
' counterfeited to a considerable extent, and that large
of it have been sold in New York, Philadi-4-
pdtia, and Pittsburg. The bottles containing die inedi
cfcie, as wellas lha stereotyped bills winch covet each
bottle, has been so neatly and closely copied by those
engages! in counterfeiting theui.that ilia ditticuU to de
tect lirem, and which indeed can alone be done by a
oritieaf examination. As to the spurious Panacea, uis
a most wretched and deleterious compound,calculat
ed to do, as it doubtless bas dune, great injury to the
constitutions of thoaa wbo maybe so uufoiiuuale as to
use It. If there be any iking within tne range of bunion
action m re immoral or wicked th*e another, it
where an unprincipled being Jeopards the heultii un
lives of his fellow creatures, as in the present instance,
lorfllthy luore, and paitns ujion them as a genuine medi
cine oi universal reputation for its sanative quality, a
most villainous counterfeit, wiiese constituent proper
ties, instead of possessing the power of cur ng. tend only
in deceive sad blight the hopes ofthe invalid, if not per
man. ntly to destroy his health.
Having discovered the author and agents in this inju
rious fraud upon the public, as well as upon my own in
terests and being influenced by a sincere desire to pit
nish the aggression of the former, and throw the pano
ply of protection around the latter,l caused some weeks
since suits to be instituted In the U. States Court tor
Philadelphia, against the parties coucetued in tins ucfa
none affair regular reports of which when adjudicated,
will be pubhsked for the public infonnalioe, and lu warn
the unpruicipled against the danger ofdeprednuug upon
ilia right of otnere, and of periling human health.
n!2 4i JACOB HOUCK.
TIN PCatkb,
30® boxes Tin PLATES, 1-3 X approved tvrind''
100 whole boxes 11X90 1C Roofing TIN
800 bundles Hoops, from 5-e to 1 4 inch
360 43 Rod IRON, 1-4 to 5-b inch
100 rolls Sheet BRASS
300 bundles Iroo WIRE, from 0 to 18
900 Stone Annoaled do 18 to 31
ti setts Turners Tools—for sale by
BROWN SL WILSON,
do 2 No. SIS. Frederick at.
JOHNSON HELLEi;
v ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTOR,
Washington CITY.
de7 ly-
STEAM BOAT EIAE FOB
fhr* 'Jketr
PHIU BKLPHU.
rr\UM Lin. will dew ntiuttc ranoiTij titer Wednaa
i day dipt, 18th intt. aatilnexl aprtuu
Mo by tin. Lieu, tor Phßadslpl la, am b
kea alter Tueedar, 17th.
All Revolts indebted t.Uue Line will | lease pay
same mtmedlauly, it beiaj dtwtraWu te close the years
business this montb. T. Blt 41'PAltL),
aolb-dlns P Aiteat.
PACKETS EuR HA CRM
iis>
The ships of this litis will continue their departure
rom New York on tlie first, mid will nil from Havre 011
he 2411 i of each month during the year, thus—
FVem .New York. Erom 7/arre.iM
! January 11 February 2-1
May 1 < J una 94
Septem. 1 ( October 24
1 Febro'y 1 ( March 94
■Ship CHAS. CARROLL, 17 July 34
W. Lee. I October 1 ( November 84
( March 1I April 31
fliip BRIE, F.. Funk, 7 July 17 August 24
I Norom. 1 ( December 34
S April 1 ( January 34
August 1 may 34
Decern. 11 September 24
The accommodations of these Ships are not surpassed,
jombiuing all that may be required for comfort. The
trice of cabin passage is SIOO. Passenger, will be sup
jlied with every requisite, with the exception of wuics
for these vessels will be forwarded by
he snbscrlbsis, free from any other than the expense ac.
ually Incurred an *em. y F J *"
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