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SGneuer 9tebes=Goman.

cm Sabre 1923 iab elm iunser Serr
elm iunses Wdoben neben ibrer Wutter,
nur einl9e Siee BON Il6 entfernt, i'm Dru.
rplane:Sbeater Su eonoon lteen, uno per@
lisbts lib lo9IelD lebr beftls in le. ST
RIP Elm Slatt aus leInem 1oibenbu6e uno
I1rieb nit Sleiifift oorouf "0orf l0
frasen, oh Sbr per5 ibon 9erpdblt bat 2"
uno iteefte ibr Den 3ettel 6u, spel6en oos
Mdb6sn ibrer SHUTTER Seiste. Sta5 Ell
nem 8eileben erbielt oer Sbreiber oas
papier nit folsenpen oarunter 9el6rIes
benen @orten Suruf "Seb oorf 5u uers
Ibern maeen, oab es nod ni6t setpoDlt
bat. 2lber .parum fraeen fie 2" - Ser
Oerr 1brieb nun auf elm onoeres Slott {:
HSb lietc Sic unausipre6lieb itb bin
unuerbeiratbet, be1iee elm binlausli6es
@infommen babe elm 9utes Saus, uao es
| feblt mir ni1ts, ais cine bubi0e uno gu
te Srou, um eladlib gu fem; pollen Sic
MIDI beiratben, 10 perlpre6e ib, elm se'
treuer uno sefduiser@besotte gu sperccn.''
Die iunse Dame fano iib 70 sefbmsi
1elt ourb Diele @rflaruns (oie Muttet
pabribeinlid AUDI, Dap fie ben S'peiten
3ettel nit Den BON ibr binSu9el1riebener
gSorten "gSir woaen leben!" surtid9ab
Ser iunse Mann fibrte iie na4 seenoi9-
ter SbeatersS orfelun9 nob 9auie, uni
in 4 sSo1en tpar 5o65eit.
Sb bic Gbe slddlib auseefallen, tpif
fen mir nibt; mir wouen es bcfen; abe'
1iabe SprIn9e 9erotben oft ni1t gut.
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Sur uaterbaltun9 unO Yelebrung.
Ser 9binele &aneSao in Daris.

~/SS >ptVNIS JtNN~I"C w %Nkto'
Gs mar i'm Sabre 1918, oa BET fran
a6flben 6e9ierua9 oas proieft porselest
,purbe, nab ber @upana oen Anbau
bes 1bee's uno anoerer TO # barren prooue-
te Gbina's 5u perpfan5en. &erlu4e pa
rem porber sema6t poroen, uno seIansen;
es banoelte iib blob oarum, lelbe in @roi
fem aussufabren.
Man ianote unter Dem Sieoel oes tief-
tfen @ebeimnihes elm Sbiff na1 Snoien,
NIT oem 1uftro9, eine 4nSabl 1inefltber
pfan5er our 2luSwanoeruns 5u permosen,
bamit fie in oer Golonie bic pfese oes fof-
liben Sbceifreu0s belorsen mobten.
Cine Ausnanoerun9 ans Gbina III
9teib elmer Serbannuns auf e,pio aus BET
9einatb. Der Gbinele, Der elnmal Den
8ub auf fremoen Sooea seiset, oarf bel
Sooesfrafe nibt mebr in lein Gaterlant
aurldfebren. 4qe 8anoe oes 8lutes
iinb fur Jpn 5erri1en; feline @erpanoten
ODER Grben tbeiten fein SermSeen unite,
iib er perliert bic Gi9enlbaft zines Sdr'
gers oes bimmlilben 8ei6s; (oas beib
Gbina's,) man unteriaet ibm oen@ebraud
ses Waher5 uno oes SeuerS> man iblieb
ibm ielbff Die pforten bes 6immels gu
benn CT miro fur eiaen &erlGuaner feline,
Gotter erflGrt. Dem5ufolse entfdlieS
fib Elm Gbineie felten, spie ffarf oub be-
Druid fein mag, Der auf ibm laftet, ei,
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8efanntlib bat nob feline Der bisberis
gen gloropol Grpeoitionen ibren 3med er'
reicbt neil ieoes Sabr5eu9 our6 Die um
bic polar9eseno 9elo9erten Gismanen am
tpeitern 8ororinsen uerbinoert tpuroe.
Nun aber iou iib, Dor einisen Sabrenein
G1ifslieutenant, ,pel6er DEN Captain
parrp auf feiner Grpebitlon bereitS be:
eleitete, erboten baben, oas 8osefuf su
beiteben. Ct spollte ndmlib su S6ifTe
70 peit als mo9li6 oerorin9en, oann Ell
nen bierauf ei9eaos ein9eribteten euft
baton fdlen. uno Die oaran bdn9enoe
perfblofene 9onbel, tpelbe bier perionen
fafen IoG, ouf einen Mcnat NIT eebenss
mitteln uns AUDI NIT @aher uerieben, u.
nun ben 3sitpuntt ab,parten po oer @ino
nab benz Morbpole bldff. Damn tperoen
Die suftf9ifer ii6 Die BON 5cne erfunoes
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s5SSHsaepaeGG1e @aisGtsrsleGGe.

Ote Soebe.
gs wirp su Manebem i'll Der 9Delt
9ie 5efe auSewcucet; ..
@efrast pirb nitt, pb fic sefdat,
wiro nur ber 3,pcd ppllenoct.
Ser Saser best oas lirbe Bilo
3u pielen safslfrenpeH;
IDire nur cer 6otbseihmaf seillllt,
lSer pcnft pes Sbisres &eipcn?
Scet finbst mau Die 5eBe aud
SIN sansen WeuIhsnsben
Davon mir bier, naeb altrm sSgaHh,
gtn SPAR grcmpcl 8ctH;
Den <etrlins oft Der W1siiter best,
. Slceb SITTER Die Sciellen, -..
limb wenn's aub patei 6iste fest,
DAFT e. ntt wiperttaen.
Drkilius, Der Shuls9lsaent,
sebrt, mis mau g AIMS ffeet,
Sie pslHebe ut iein Ootume"t
$atcin pirp cin9shtset.
Die S6tin, allcr Irbut gram,
Sat Msder Gbletbt 9r,peeet,
Sotb maulfhslirsno bic O1asam
Oas Sau!thier aus ibr teget.
Ser plumpe Wienicb, 6crr Siesri MN,
.. Oft Git uno 3uebt psrlfeet,
Sch init Dem Sanrlbub man aus lhm
9sn srcbcn eisl beset.
9as @obneeen fat fh hterreib
9en 0of mir &otb 6cnctet,
Scr Dater rrum cureb Wutbcnitrltb
Sas Sebpeinebcn ans ibm Dcsrt.
6rrr 9rinfnann, yet lte6 i'm 8enu6
9ss @ebnapfes sIlflict iebiset
Sahlt pafnr oftrr Snul Scrprub,
Q3ls Der pantcfel beeet.
Sraa Sudden, bic lshr serne t,b
9ltit Sitnsllnsen ers6set,
Oft aus oem 6aus, ais binbcrlieb,
0as Widnneben parum besct.
Ger 6bbcre ben Sliepern hest
Oft bis snm Naienowerbsu
Snreb Staten, Die CT ibm perieBt
Ourb Uliensn, ourb Setarben.
Ourh Stnsbeit, SleiB unp ltebsrllht
Sie 6ese .Siro permiepen:
Grfhllst rsclieb cure pfitbt,
Damn laBt man euet in Sricbfn.
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Sefentlibe NDtarien.

8eioe Dauier Der Geieseebuns oes
Staates penniilsanien baben cine Iete
palfirt, pelber 5ufolee Die 1nffsllune eer
ofentliben Jtotarien Dem @upernor crs
tbcilt miro. Die iest i'm Nmte iib be:
fiuoenoen 0fentli6en Notarien i'm Staa.
te, lo7 an Der 3abl, pelbe ibre Aemter
unter oer alien Contribution wabrene gu {
tenn 8etraeen balten fonnten, ilno oabei
ieet abeefeet. oob bat Der GapernS t oae
Rebt oicielben tpieoer ;u ernennen, Denn
ct e5 fir gut befineet.
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Dietftag bem 10. 9Olat lS4O.
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8el0bnte 6 brlibf ei t.

Gin 0err BON ReupOrf Fam Uor elni'
gen So9en ouf ieiner &eiie nab eombiu
an Dem Gremont Sauie an, uab fonb iib
oenotbiet Geto Su mechieln. grtbat oen
28ehisl in feline 8ei eitentaiebc uno nabm
lelne Dailo8e an Der So>pblu Giienbabn.
0ort oneefommen entoedte er, oob er Ell
ne Gtote perloren babe. Der 8erlult
ihien ibu unerleblich uno ct CAB oeebalb
ALE SoofTuuno auf, iIe lie tpeoer 81 beeom=
men. st Fam Don Gcwbia 3urud uno
war nibt penio eritaunt einen Metbooic
ifsnspreoieer, ben Gbrru. 6ru. pieree, 5u
finoen, Der ibm Die $500 gtote uberllefers
te; ct bate fie BON einem armen Sran
aenz@erfdufer, 4amens Gonnel empfan:
gen, wetber bieielbe am Dem Giienbobu
Depot fano, bel BET @eleoenbeit ais ie:
ret l6err Elm SIdet fit feline 8eile fauf=
te. Gonnel rpuroe BON teuem 6errn NIT
so Sbaler belhenftuno ibm beoeutet ,oab
menn ct ien,als aus Geldafte fommen
iollte, ct an ibm einen Sreuno finoea wer'
De. Solbe 3ii9e BON GbrIibfsit iinb frei=
lib [teioer ] ielten lpenn aber Der
Sbreiber i'm Il t Las, elmer SOitOn 3eis
tun0, meint, oab es tim 70 mebr su bespun
bern p6re, paB eieler Seweis bon Gbrs
libfeit BON einem armen Wann berriib'
re - 70 1T feline Seurtbeilunosfraft iebr
lcbief; oenn eeraos unter iener Glofe
Don Weniben finoet man bic llneisen'
nusl9ffen, fclelidb aucb Die gbrlicbiten.
Serlnh Die -Jnrtantr aufsuheeen.
Gine 3eituno aus Detroit (Mibison,
mabt einen Srief befannt. in metben
oer Sbreiber bebauptet, er Tonne belpei
fen, oaB bic britilbe Neeieruno in eine1
sebeimen Gorrefponoens NIT oen Snoia
nern an unlern 9renSen ftebs, bic iib bi;
auf Die peribieoenen SnoianerFimme II
Wibi9an, 9siSeoniin uno Soma eritref
fen. - Dies eelbiebt wabri6einli6, I'm
i'm Sau zines &rieses. Die Snoianer be
reit su balten, unIere Grensbelpobner an
3usreifen uno su iblabten. Sollte ct
tpas an Der Sade lein, 70 pdre es pHib
unlerer &eeierune, Die GrenSbemcbne
Dor enem felben neberfau 5u i6Gsen.
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&iaffliber H eeen. = Wdb
renp elmer ifarfen Diirre periudten Stpei
6erren in 9ouilana prcfenor GspD's
Experiment uno er5eueten augenblidllb
Reeen. Die tperren seben aber ibre Nas
men nidt an, neil lie fiir1tea, bic 9Selt
mo1te fie weeen ibrer Iborbeit auslaben.
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auf nab Manilla ;urid Elm.
Die Sepobner BON Ballis iino auner.
oroentlidb neu9ieria. uno oobcr aub 9rof
ie uuo lditi9e Sroeer. Sie iammeln iib
germ um ieoen Srempen, forrsn ibn an,
ais penn ie eluen Scwobner elmer anoern
&eIl Dor itp bdtten. Wabt nun Der
3Rellenoe Die eeriuoffe Wiene, ols wollte
Ct ftp nit lbnen in Elm 8eiprdb einlai-
len, 10 brl0t lo9leitD Elm Strom lDrer
Sra9en berpcr, uno tabt ftp leIten eDer
wleoer elRoammen, ais ble lie a1it Oct Sc
f1itbte oee Srempen ouf'5 Geine Su fein
elauben. - Sn Dem 8lrtb3bauie zines
flaiuen Srts, er6oblt Elm Gn9lanoer, no
ib auf elnsn Au9enblrt eln9etebrt mar,
9in9 mir Elm @ouiler oeracltalt 3u Sslbs,
Dap itb boebaft 9enu9 por, Jpn nit Den
bitterlten l(ntluorten ab5uferti9en. $50
fonlnen sic ber g. "ltu5 oer anDern
8elt." $50 ,pollen Sie bin ? $50
man nldbts pelter BON mir boren lou. -
SGie bellen Sle ? - "ylamenlos. -
@obsr iino Sie eeblrtl92 - "Aus Dem
Monos. - @rit olele legte 2(nnport that
Die se,piniDte 8rtun9; oenn ct iblpf
balo oarauf lein Gromea nit Der Semer.
flung wober ib ou1 fpmmen, uuo wobir
ib au1 seben mo0te, l6 isi Elm auher1
fpaBbotter Serr ; uno oamit lpGnlbte es
mir enen auten Sag.
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Gin So9elfrsuno in poris, Nomens
Sujet, bat einen papa 9ei cine 1micl uno
&anarienuosel oerseitalt i'm Sinsen unt
terribtet eab bieleS bisre burb ibre &unifs
fertisfeit ale 3uborer inGritanaen ieeen:
Gins ibrer Melifertdcee III Elm ScrSett
BON 8oilini, nobel bic Imlel ben Ssnor
uno Der &anarienpp9el ben Distant flnst,
spdbreno Oct papaeei Den Ssrt in einem
ib0nen Barton portrd9t. 9et Sebrcr
spitl nun NIT leinen eefieoerten S6alern
cine &unifreiie bur0 Deuti6tano uno
Statier antretcn
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nen beijboren &leioer onsiebn, uno 70
bob ii5er Die bo6ifen Gi5ber9e bnnen
elm paor &a9en an oas eriebnte 3lel
f6weben, uno oabei bon obeR berob 5us
sleitb cine lleberlibt Der 9an5cn pelars
9e9eno boben.
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Der treuloien Guropder 81 perlafen, be,
Dor es ibm ereebe, nis es feinen 8rtoeru
in 9upana erean8en." &an &ao erbielt
DEN Srief, ,pie fbon erspabnt, NIT Dem
Sootenfbein bes Sbreibers, auf @tsm
pelpapisr, uno fbifte iib abt Sage bar.
auf nab WaniIa ,uriif elm.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-07
From the United States National Gazette of Monday
ANOTHER PAINFUL CIRCITMsTANCE

Considerable excitement has been caused in our city
by the unexplained disappearance Of Mr.. Geddes, a
merchant who came TO Philadelphia on business from
Northumberland county, Pennsylvania.
Mr.. u. having transacted his business and paid some
money due for merchandise, Tuesday last to Messrs
Hay Elliott, Lyon Il Gosh north third street mention
ed that he should start early the morning for home
taking with him from three to five thousand dollars re-
ceved for produce sod and bundle from the Farmers'
and Mechanics Bank, containing about hundred and
i've thousand dollars The latter he requested to leave
IN the fire proof until next morning. 1t accordingly
put into the place of safety, with promise that one Of
the partners would get M carly and give it to him when
he was ready to 90.
several places He returned to the City Hotel and was
seen sitting In the bar room until nearly midnight. He
then put his boots and hat and went out. He was
met in Market street by the porter 1--WE believe
hotel, who told him that il early 10 20 10 the
stage Office Mr.. c. replied that he not yon thler,
3 L. s. c. were astonished find that the bundle of
money had not been removed from their fire proof They
supposed, however, that Mr.. G. had postponed his de-
parure for day, and nothing said On the day
enquiries were made, and il found that Mr. c. had
not been seen, that his bed for nights had not been
disturbed, and that his trunks were in the room.
The gentleman who held the bundle ofmoney immedi-
atey returned TO the bank with notice OF the cause
Enquiries were made, and on Saturday the Mayor had
an examination in private of persons supposed 10 know
something Of the circumstances but do learn that
any thing was elected. We told that the key was
found i'll one Of Mr. Gs trunks; and this has led to the
apprehension that some persons aware that he to
take with him the large bundle Of money, mad deceived
him off, and killed him, and then took the key went
his chamber and openedhis trunk, with the hope ofnd
ing therein the money.
There found in that trunk only few clothes, and
Mr.. c. had declined taking up small bundle, because
his trunks crowded
In this situation matters now stand,
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READ AND REFLECT.
E(NTORAI. HONEY OE LIVER INOR1,


A r season like the present. when, in consequence
IN of the rapidly varying changes of the weather, al
refnatng from dry to moist, from hot cold, coughs.
colds, asthma, calarh, sc. daily becoming more
prevalent, remedy universally effectual in removing
ai such complaints is deserving of especial attention
and recommendation Such remedy, prepared solely
os vegetable ingredients, composing lin addition 70 the
bub from which it derives its nancy several Others
equally valuable and restorative in their effects is offer
I'D 10 the community in the PICTORIAL HONEY OF
l.ITERWORT, which since it was first presented to
The public by the proprietor, has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy voluntarily rendered the
originals many of which, by the leave of the parties
may be examined by all interested, the OF the
proprietor In fact in all of Colds, Coughs Ast
ma Influenza, Group, Whoopng Cough, and every in
tarnmatory affection of the Chest and Lungs the Poo
roRAL HONEY OF LIvRRwoRr stands unrvalled, hav-
ing every instance, when the disease has been
of the most aggravated and vrent kind, effected perl
feet cure, if its continued, least afforded
partial benefit TO the sferer, which only required HE
own perseverance, TO become perfect cure. Many of
our most respectable citizens have authorized the pro
petof communicate their names, evidence Of the
truth OF the above statements 10 all Interested enqures
N5-Prepared by JAMES D. NOvILI., New York
and for ssls hy ROBERTS b ATKINSON,
spao Sole Agents for Baltimore.
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BY GkUNDT d co,
TEUSTEEyG aALR.

gH virtue off decree Of Baltimore county court zit-
Hitting a. court OF Equity, the subscriber viii offer
at public sale at the Exchange MONDAY the 25lli
of May, at one O'Clock, p. the following properly to
wit:
IN improved LOT OF GROUND. situated on the
South side of Fayette street, between Pine and Cove
streets, adjoining lot heretofore owned BIZ 5 Every
This lot fronts 70 feet less Fayette street
and runs back 10 Park lane, about $50 feet in dept
Also, LOT Of GROUND on the south side of Fayeue
ST. al the distance Of about 2 feet eastyyarIy from the
intersection Of the south side OF Faete and east side
PiEe fronting onFayet;e street Is feet and rnninpbsck
80 feet to twelve FOOT alley. This property is
subject TO ground rent Of S35 per annum and e.
is improved with comfortable two stoned ZEE
DWELLING HOUSE. a=5-l
Also an unimproved LOT on the north side of Raj
tnlore street AT the distance Of about 80 feet west from,
the eonerof Greene street, fronting On baltimore
y feet and running back 100 feet This lot a. well as
the frsi above described viii be sold in fee simple
The terms Of sale are third of the purcha So mn
ney 10 be paid III cash, third three mopths and
the remaining third at six monthsthe payments 70 he
made with interest from the day ofSae and 10 be secu
ed by good notes or bonds Deeds be made upon the
receipt of the whole purchase money and moi befora
more particular description of the above properly will
be furnished al the time Of tho sale.
J. p, KENNEDY, Trustee
ap 30 2aw3w GRUNDY K co Auct
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HSY order of the of debtors x
LIB the city and county N. Baltimore notice is hereby gives
the creditors of EBR. of STRATTON an nsolvent DEL
tor that personal discharge hath been granted the said
deor and that the said creditors required attend the
office of the said house, the
city of Baltimore the 9th day of April next O'Clock
in the forenoon, to nominate trustee be ap
pointed for their benefit and all the information in
possession 10 the said commissioners to enable them
port Baltimore county aceaby the act of Assem-
bly,, passed December session. 1891, entitled San
Iang nsovent debtors;" and that the 9th day June
hath been fixed Tor the fnal hearing In his case before the
said commissioners
Dated the l7th day of February, in the year 1910.
fe o5-law3m up 80 Iaw4w
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ERY order Of the commissioners Of nsoivent debtors 70
EB the city and county of Baltimore notice is hereby gives
the creditors of ALEX R. MERRITT nsoVent debtor
that personal discharge hath been granted to the said deb
and that the said creditors requested to attend at the
office of the said commissioners the house. in the
city Baltimore, the 9th day Of April next 10 O'CLOCK
in the forenoon and nominate trustee trustees, TO be ~
pointed for their benefit; and give all the information
their possession the said commissioners enable them
report Baltimore Co. court agreeably act of Assembly
passed December session. 1884, entitled Gan act relating 70
nsovent dcbtos and the 9th day June hath been
fixed for the final hearing in his before said commits
soners.
Dated the 18th day Of February, the year 1910.
fe 25-law3m ap 2o-law4W
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Late from the Teras frontier

HoCsToN, April 16. A few days since body
Of the Camanches came into BeXar with pri-
soners, } Americans and Mexicans-for whom
they received in exchange an equal number of
the prisoners taken in the battle some DAYS be-
fore. The Indians were anxious to purchase the
remainder, being about 30, but they were in
formed by Col. Fisher, in very decided terms,
that such an arrangement could not be made,
and that the Indian prisoners never would be
released until every American in their possession
should be given up. From the manifestation of
the Indians on this occasion, we are justified in
by this willy foe, will soon be restored to their
friends.
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DIG. HULL,s PATNNT TRUss.

FEIHE SUBSCRIBER has just received from DR..
Il Hull, complete assortment of the genuine HULL'S
TRUSS, adapted for every variety Of Rupture and suit
able for all ages and sizes.
From more than thousand Physicians and Surgeons
who have given decided preference to this instrument
over all other in use, DR. Hull will select 4 few names,
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but
solve the doubts of the most scepucal:--in
New York City-Valentine Mott, NJ. D., Geo. Bushe,
NJ. D.. Alexander H. Stevens, NJ D., David Hosack, NJ
bert Smith, NJ. D., Samuel Ackerly, NJ. D.
Albany-Jonathan Fights, NJ D., Townsend, NJ. D.
Uuca-John Mccall, NJ D., Norton, NJ. d.
ephia-Proessors Gibson, Eberee Drake, Nc
CeIlan
misunderstanding, NJ. D., Ingols, NJ. D.
Baltimore-Professor Potter, John Buckler, NJ. D.
Washington City-Joseph Lovel, NJ. D., Professor
Sewall, Surgeon General u. S. Army 4. s. Hall, NJ. d.
New Haven-Professor Hubbard, Professor Ives.
Hartford-Eli Todd NJ. D., late Principal Of the insane
asylum.
Plymouth, Mass.-Jas. Thatcher, VI. d.
Worcester, Mass.-Samue Woodward, NJ. d.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London.
Mr. Sey, Surgeon General British Army, Canada
CAUTION TO PURCHA 3EI,s
The proprietor Of Hus Truss gives notice that in con-
sequence of the many imperfect and illegal limitations OF
this Truss sold in this city and elsewhere he will in f-
ture aX his signature TO every Truss from his
fee, without this none are genuine.
AMOS C. HULL.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
C. l.. DUHURST,
Corner OF Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
ma Lower end of Centre Market Space.
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PUBLIC SALES.
ny MEYER. CANNON < co.


ENXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
H VACANT PROPERTY in The western part Of the
city, and in the immediate vicinity OF the west
ern depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
On THURSDAY, the 7th day of May next, at
one o'clock, p m at the Exchange, we will sell
a large and advantageously located property,
comprising body of about 300, 600 square feet,
and divided into l73 lots, as follows, viz:
Lots on the south side of Pratt street, be-
tween Cove and Scott streets; (street payed)
Lots ON the east side of Scott street, be-
tween Pratt and McHenry sts
IA Lots on McHenry street, between Cove
hand Scott SITS This street is the next street south
Of Pratt street, is parallel to it, and runs up to
the railroad depot. There are many improve
ments already erected on the western extremity
of this street.
8 Lots on the west side Of Cove street, be-
tween Pratt and McHenry streets.
8 Lots on the west side of Cove street, be-
tween McHenry and Ramsay SITS. This part OF
Cove street is now being paved (which will make
it the great thoroughfare between the south and
the northwest parts of the city, and commune
eating with the waters of the Spring Gardens.
"a Lots Sterrett street, between McHenry
and Ramsay SITS; street Sc feet wide)
u Lots on -- street, between Cove street
and Dawson alley.
43 Lots on Dawson and Young alleys
The above lots are of various sizes, fronts
and depths, as may be seen by reference to the
| plat in our possession.
Experience has already shown the advantage
| individuals have derived from having property
located on streets, entirely under their own
control, through which they have introduced rail
trucks, 50 TO bring the cars up to the doors Of
| their warehouses to load and unload at then
| leisure. We therefore would call the attention
OF the public TO the above advertised property
as being admirably suited TO this railroad sys
| tenn, being vacant, level, and all the streets in
| tersecting it of beautiful regular grade.
Title indsputable, and viii be made clear o
! all membranes.
| Further particulars can be obtained on appli
cation TO Stephen j. Thompson or Charles r
Barney.
Terms Of sale, one-fsurth cash, the balance il
s, II and 1S months, with interest.
| WEYER, CANNON s. Co, Aucts.
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wAy order of the commissioners of debtors
d the city and county of Baltimore, notice IL here gives
to the creditors of HENRY JOHNSON, in5ovent dtDof
that personal discharge hath been granted said debtor
said creditors required 10 attend At the once
of the said commissioners in the court house. in the city o.
baltimore 9th day of April next at 10 o'clock IN tha
forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees to De appointed
for their benefit and give all the information in their pos
to the said commissioners, enable them to report 20
Baltimore county cout agreeaby to an act OF Assembly, pas
sed at December session. 1884, entitled San act relating 70
debtors; and that the 9th day of June next hat
final hearing IN his case, before The sald
commissioners.
Dated the2lst day of January in the year 1870
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