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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16

IMpoRrANr-Ir rRUE.-A letter Il.
ceived in this city from Texas states I ;
a rumor that Santa Anna had applied b
the Texian Government through the III
ish Consul, for an armisticc.
Charleston PaAia.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16

A new method Of binding pamphlse
has been introduced into THE ccunsys
The old mode Of stitching i done ~!
with; solution Of India Rubber j opp.
to the back Of the pamphlet, and . sinpd
muslin is then placed upon It i $50
ed more conveniently, and has han6ssns
and finished appearance. aa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16

SINGULAR ArrAlR.-At Massat, in
France, on the Goth ult., two females,
mothe. and daughter, were each delivered
Of male child within two minutes Of each
other. The babies were put into one era
die, whilst the mothers were attended to,
and the result was an impossibility to dis
tinguish which was the uncle and which
the nephew.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16

A gypscy woman promised to show g.
young ladies their husbands faces T. y
pail Of water. They looked but saw snly
their own. swell" said the gypsey 49,.
an, 'sthose faces will Be- your hushsn1l!
when you are married." k
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16

Wheat, Pork, Flour, &C., taken in
payment for subscriptions to the Gazette,
4 cash market prices. We msst have
pay Of some kind.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16

"TaAr" young lady still offers 70 Be-
her self on the Presidential election. W.
pity the winner. Men don't want : w
when they ask Tor s1esls.- PHI. Tyssss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16

A JoKE.-Thc best political JOKE
was joke, no doubt-we have heard ~
year, is, that bella BADcER, Of Pkas!psss
tho originator and chief Of the piPe'sysn
has cautioned the public, throueA y
per which he now publishes, called u p
rum, we believe, to bacare Of pipeywd
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16

o. A.. Brownson, esq.,, editor q -
Boston Quarterly, has been received -
the Roman Catholic Church. Mr.. b >.
formerly celebrated for his opposition y y
church organixation.--yE y. Nss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16

BAiNG rHEx IE.-Mr. Samuel Evans,
police officer Of Spring Garden, On Thurs
day brought into the city from an encanp-
ment about nine miles on the West Chcs-
ter road, six Millerites who had becn stay
ing in the woods for some days, ~ : mis-
cradle condition. PamsylcGniam.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16
,ain, l,296

011 gum 1ssO0 .-T@'I-7 - 30
Mr.. Cky's best counties are mostly in,
and the gains in the counties to be heard
from will probably be in favor Of Mr..
Polk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16
Pennsylvania.

A thousand cheers for the Keystone STATE!
Nobly has she redeemed the pledge given
to her democratic sisters, that the State
which brought out Old Hickory, and sus-
tanned him by $4,000 majority, would be
found true to the Young Hickory Of Ten
nessee, the chosen standard bearer Of the
democracy. The stain Of 1910 she washes
out, by casting her twenty-six votes for
James X. Polk, of Tennessee, and her
own accomplished son, George Miflin
Dallas! al.a $3.50
The oficial majority for Shcnk, at the
late election for Governor, was .,400,
lacking some dozen or twenty votes. Re-
turns have been received from Philadcl-
phia city and county, and from some dozen
ether counties, which show gain to Mr..
Polk, upon Shunk's vote, Of about l 300,
and render it certain that the vote Of the
State has been given to Polk and Dallas,
The majority will probably be from 5000
to 5000. The gains to both the. candi-
dates, over the Governors vote, are Get
Aou.n c~nc.,,..S& e. 4.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16
GLORIOUS RESULTS
COL. FOLKS ELECTION ALMOST
CERTAIN.

The election intelligence we lay before
our readers this week is cheering in the
highest degree-to democrats. The coon
is freed, and in our next we expect to be
able to announce that it has come dopa!
JAMES X. POLK, Of Tennessee, the
able statesman and pure patriot, lie, we
verify believe although sufficient intelli-
gence has not yet been received to enable
us to announce it as fact--rHE PaEsI-
DENT ELECT oE THE UNITED STATES. II
Tennessee has gone for him-which re-
ports render highly probable-he is elect
ed even should New York be against him.
We entertain hopes, however, Of the En-
pire State, amounting to little short Of con-
viction. She win 60 as the keystone
State has gone, and will be found among
the noble list of States constituting the
democratic pyramid.
A few days mere will do a. az with
what uncertainty remains. To-night's
mail may even settle the question; for
should the intelligence which win proba
bly, be brought show that State to have
gone for Mr.. Polk his election will be at
once conceded; but if it has gone for Mr..
Clay, then the result will depend on Ten
nessee. Georgia and Virginia, we are
aware, are claimed by some Of the wings,
but more with the hope than expectation
that they have voted FIR Mr.. Clay. We
set both down as certain for Mr.. Polk.
Below we give tlie news as Gar as heard
from.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-16

II Hon. s. s. PnKLrs, (whig,) has
been reelected to the q. S. Senate by the
Legislature Of Vermont.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
CIV NArEL,L

LAST WEEK.
nRIGINAL VIRGINIA SEitENADERS
W Best Band of ETHIOPIAN SINGERS in the
cOuntry-MEssRs. COOL WHITE,
+. GRAHAM, ID. KELLUM,
MASTER EDWARDS-and
OLE BULL MYERS,
Having been nightly received with uubounded ap
plause, will continue their CONCERTS on MON
DAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
Nov %, 26, and 81, when they will introduce varic
ty Of New SONGS, GLEES, CUORuSSES, &c.
Accompanied by themselves on the ..
VIOLIN, BANJO, TAMBURlNE, TRIANGLE aud
BONE CASTINETTS.
To conclude with a celebrated Nirginianized Bur
ieSque Italian Opera, called
oil RAGIO AFRiCANO."
{13- And Mr.. EDWARDS Locomotive Illustration
{E Tickets p cents each children, under IL years
of age half prce-wilI be for sale the Music stores
and Hotels, and at the door the nights of perform
ance.
% Doors will be opened nj O'Clock, and Concert
commence at half past precisely. MOST
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

BpY VIRTUE Of decree of the Court Of Chan
AD Gerry, the subscriber viii offer at public sale al,
the Exchange, in the city Of Baltimore, on THURS
DAY the I4th day of December, S14, Lot OF Ground
fronting forty feet Pennsylvania Avenue, running
hack to Cove street. THIS lot Is situated near the
intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Cove St
and has upon il u small Frame Dwelling.
513- Terms of sale as follows: One third III cash,
aud the balance in twelve months.
n9O-cots WA. TALBOT1, Trustee
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

EBE VIRTUE Of decree Of The High Court OF
u D Chanccry, passed in cause wherein Gerard
Pediicord and Caroline his WIFI, and Harriet Row -,
are cOmplainantS, and Nehemiah NJ. Rowes, Jr and
Others defendants, the snbScrihGr aS trustee VIII
Offer at public sale, 10 the highest bidder, TT ES-
DAY, the l0h dlv of December next at - O'Clock,
VI, ut the Relay House pat Of HAT tract arcel oi
Land l. ing in Anne Arludul county, adjoining Eik
ridge Landing which was purchased Of raca Smith
by Nehemiah NJ. Rnwles. the tdrr, Containing
30 hCstES-i!Dre Ur less.
The Land Is Of good quality, part thereof we'll wund
ed from which il believed zoo 500 cords of wood
might be cut; abonndS with Iron Ore of tine qiai'y
is well watercd, and from lis conrenence TO market,
(bGing quarter of a mile from the Washington Branch
Of the Railroad and miles from Ra;imore,l will offer
advantageous investment to any person disposed 10
purchase. For Il more particular description nf M
premises persons dcsuou> of purchasing arc referred
to Mr., John lie Merchant of Eikridge Landing
TERMS or SALE-f,ue half the purchase money %
be paid the ratification of the sale aud The iesidua
in - months from the day OF sale, tie whole 10 hear
interest from the day of sale, and payment thereof
be- secured by bonds Of the purchaser, with surety Ia
the satisfaction of the Trustee 80 Cd
MIS- cots FRANK. h. STOCkETr, Trustee.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25
AUCTION SALES.

TIN WARE, HARDWARE, LUTLEkY, CAST
INGS, &C.
WILL SELL, by order Of the Orphans Court,
on MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. III
Pratt street, between Charles and Hanover, exteH
sve assortment of Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hardware,
AndirOns, Stoves Beds, Timers Tools Books, anu
great variety goods enumerated, being The stock
in trade OF the late Benjamin Mann, deceased.
Also, HORSE, SADDLE and Birdie; likewise
WEAVING Apparel, Watches, &c.
no0 at WIN, WARD. huet.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25
FROM THE EXCHANGE READlNG-RooM BOOKS.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Brig Orleans, Long, ST. Thomas and market, F.
w. Bruno s. Sons.
schr Miranda (sold) Horta, MataRzas, master.
A., Br. schr Mary, Smith, Yarmouth, NJ s., K. Il ii. r.
|, Tucker.
schr Messenger, Sands, Providence, master.
Schr Alison, Wright, New York, J. w. Brown.
Schr Ovoca Squir"s, N. York, John Mckee.
Schr Mlhado, Mitchell, Norfolk and Richmond.
Steamer Ericsson, Ciaypole, Phad' E. G. Harris
ARRIVED.
Ship Eutaw, Ford, Sc days from Liverpool, to the
capes, with salt, hardware, crate, &c, to Benjamin
Buck & Son.
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, days from Charleston, col,
ION, lumber and rice, TO Jno X. Randall On FRIDAY,
oif Patuxent, passed full rugged brig, bound up.
Schr Michigan, Terry, 4 days from New York, as
sorted cargo to |. Mankin.
Schr Nirmillion, Seaman, ) days nom New y ork,
assorted cargo 10 Rose, Merrill II Dodge.
Schr Henry Nickerson, 10 days from Providence,
jomesticS to the master,
Steamer Herald Russell, from Norfolk, saw brig
antine of the PatuXct bound up
MEMORANDA
Ship Napier Sanford, sailed from Deal 18th ult. for
New York and Baltimore.
Ship Tpprcanoe, Gray, and brig Midas, Bcnthall,
both OF Baltimore, were left at Havana 10Th inst.
ship Schiller Johansen; barquc Paoli, Fuller, both
hence at Bremen, oct'r II; Ann, Horsman, do do
slst; aud Sophia, BcenkeA, Odd
Snip Pocahontas, llig gins, hence at Amsterdam DID
ult.
Ship Luconia, Porter, hence for Rotterdam, arrived
at Ile!voet Goth ull.
Ship Richard Anderson, Gennet, for Baltimore was
loading AT Liverpool Nov'r 9TH.
Ship MegunlcooN, Mayo, IL days from Baltimore,
arrived at New Orleans ,th inst; and brig kirkwOod,
Martin, for Baltimore, cleared same day.
Brig Chckasaw, kendrck, hence mt Boston 2lSt.
Brig H. Baldwin, Philips cleared 1T New York 2?d
INST for Baltimore.
Brig Meridian, Wing sailed from New Bedford Dist
INST for Baltimore.
Brig Fabius, White hence for Rio de Janeiro, was
spoken Sept'r ii, lat. i, N. lon. p w.
Brig George Gardner, Walker, arrived at Antwerp
18th Oct'r, from, Ro de ancirO, and sailed again 3oh
Schr Dorchester, Phillips, cleared at New YORK I'D
inst for Baltimore.
u <. Revenue cutter Madison, haither, from New
London, bound Baltimore, arrived at n. York 22d
Schrs Clara, sykes, for Baltimore, cleared at Sa-
yannah 10Th iast and John w, Taylor, Stokely. from
Baltimore, arrived lIih.
Schrs Howard, Eldridge, and Helen Mar, Nelson
for Bangor; Wan Brown. Bumpus, for New Bedford
and Frances, Baker for Newport, all from Baltimore
were in Hampton Roads 2ls inst
Schr Zenobia Shanks, from Baltimore, arrived al
Charleston Eth inst.
schr WIN. Sally, iutchins, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Bangor 18th inst.
Schr Hope, Harding, from Gardiner for Baltimore
srrived at Gloucester 10th inst.
Schr Rienzi, Elliott, for Baltimore cleared at New
York 2lst inst
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]. & 6. RALTZELL

J. & G. BALTZELL,
No. 3D6 HALTIu0RE STREET, (oppostc SHARPE
= = ECDMNEND their large aud superior as
"a, sHrtulert OF Etw styles f SILK GOODS. re
ceved BY the lat packets from liavre, in part con
sslins Of.
Very iich wltered aud fl;rrsd SILKS
do do BrOcadcs
Striped and figured silks: ,t.ped and chanrubs Silks
IA plain and Camrlian Satin OTTOMAN
4 4 black and blue black Satin Ottoman
4 4 black and blue black eros dc MeSsine
A DO do satin striped do
3 do do Gr0s Imperial
Cord Sitns, Marcrinrs and Florendcs
Biz and blue blk Gros de Swissc Gros de Rhine and
eros de Naples
Best bla' Italian i.USTRlNG5
Light cUorCa pGuIt de Sole
Black, blue black and co!orcd SILK VEIVETS
Black silk Scrses aud Fcveis, for Merchant rai0rs'
use, with vari. ~ of other Goods, which they offer
At their usual tlImS, wholesale and retail. nl9-dlw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25
GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS.

q NEAI DA 40 AINo IN FANUl bUUDS.
F3yAE Subscriber has Just received, full assort-
"a ment of CUTLERY, JEWElRT, FANCY
GOODS and TOYS, which are offered at very low
prices, such isHl2ors Observation-Disclosures; superior
sewing Needles; Darts, Spears aud Hair Pms; Balls,
Tasses * Hair OrnahCn,S Necklaces; Twist ContDs;
Side Combs; Dressing and fine ivory Combs; Head
aud Tooth Brushes; Goat anl Hat Bushes; Flesh and
Fhnbles and Spcctlc'S; Gold Fringe; Rings Breast
pins and Carriages; gold and silver Everpots, of all
sizes; Perluncd Soaps; DoIls Toys; Fire Crackers;
Baskets, sc. .....l ..... .,. .... ..
. WM. c. HiRRIS, No. "a Baltimore st.
Md Three east of H0lliday-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25

SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES.
ply OF WOOI. LAPS, for interlining shawls, skirts
comforts, scars, &c, perfectly clean and may be used
with the iigltest colored silk On hand, large guam
tity Of TONS, which viii be sold low to close the
present stock and prepare for the coming MS
oUAEhG GLASS Il LA Ib,S. Just rccel
"A ed, fine assortment of FRENCH AND GER
MAN GLASS ES-by the box or single plate, on as
good terms any Gder's shop in the city. Call at
No. |, N. Gays before you purchase.
je29 f. S. FRYER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25
RICH FALL GOODS.

SE AMBITION EASTER ~ CO. invite the
U a attention of their customers 10 large ana
handsome stuck Of FRESH FALL GOODS nov
cevins, including al assortment, of rich fashionable
Goods, silks. &c Every VARIETY oi house keeping and
staple imported aud DOMESTIC GOODS. Also,
complete assortment of French, English aud Domes
tie Cloths; Ga French Cassintres and Dorskins very
splendid Velvet aud rich six AMI Satin IcstIngS;
rich Scaris Crivpts; Pocket Ilikts and SGspenders;
heavy Wool!cns tor boys; flannelS; Printed rwceds,
&c. olS -tp2
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25
A N rs.

TWANTED-A good journeyman CARPES-
w TER, for TWO weeks. Apply To
JAMES N. HAlG, No. I2l Baltimore St,
n23P Four doors above south street.
AA ANTEke-A partner IN very lucrative and
w profitable business, with cash capital OF S10O0
. SCOTTI'S Intelligence and Agency Office,
mo- No. 10 Exchange Place.
Ca HTU ALTON WANTED. BY a young man
~ an assistant clerk in grocery, flour, or com
mission store, or any other respectable mercantile
situation, where he could make himself useful To his
employer. The very brsi of Feferepce will be given.
Ia +. SCOTTI'S intelligence Office,
n9 No. 10 Exchange Place.
SITUATION WANTED. by middle aged
~ WOMAN, As Il0usekeeper, who can come well
recommended. Apply to l.. +. SCOTT,
n2O No. 10 Exchange Place.
NEyANTED. 1000 or 1000 DOLLARS for three
w years, on mortgage upon central city property
worth seven times the amount required. Apply to
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
Conveyancer and Property Agent,
OBS N. L. corner of st. Paul and Fnyee-sts
GtANAL SCRIP WANTED. Tide Waite.
" Notes and Bonds and Chesapeake aud Ohio Car
nal Scrip and Bonds will be received at fair prices
for Goods Apply to A. H. REP,
No. 143 Baltimore street,
Je29-tf I'd Tin Store above Howard at
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25
BOOKS! BOOKS! AT AUCTION.
A n NO. 23s BALTIMORE STREET.

IN SALE TO COMMENCE AT7 oCLK.
AS W. have large assortment of BOOKS an hand,
and being compelled vaCate Store in few
weeks, we will sell THIS and EVERY EVENING
THIS WEEK. Our Books are all new, of the latest
editions, and warranted perfect. A general asSott
ment of Standard miscellaneous, Medical, Law and
School BOOKS PAPER and STATIONERY IN
great variety. BOOKS at private sale, AT reduced
prices u. s. b. F. PRATT, Anctioneers,
nl2,tf 23S Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25
yHymE eROPRIEVORs OE TIlE GA,

rNITIE PROPRIEVDRs OF THE GAY
81 STREET CHAIR WAREROOM5 would re
specttuIiy inform their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have now hand large and general
assortment of ParIor and other CHAIRS, comprising
mahogany, maple, walnut, and variety OF imitation
and wood colnrs. They would request persons dis
posed purchase to give them call, their stock
is surpassed, if eqnalied by any establishment in
the city.
They would also inform shipping Merchants that
they are at all times prepared 10 supply them terms
equally accommodating they can be- procured al
any establishment in tile city = .,..
sel9 4taWtlsJt A. & J. Il. MATHlOT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25

4 La ID rs BUTTER. LARD, BACON, SOAP.
VS. STARCH, OATMEAL, HULLED BARLEY.
GROATS, sc. Sc. SC.
209 kegs GLADES BUTTER, of different daires and
qnallteS; ~ YER -upv,,.r and fit tor table use
SO kegs No. LARD; 10 bbs No do.
- kegs aud bbls. No and , Lard
GOO HAMS, hagg'i AMI in fine order for slinptsc
~ hhds. prime SHOULDERS
2O boxes and bhls Strattoa'S Philadelphia Starch
% boxes CoHquet and Williams n Y No. | soan
- bags (25 tbs each) Oatmeal
Groats and llulled Barley
Ground Spices, all descriptions, constantly on hand
U5-urders from the District Of Columbia for Ba-
con, Lard, or Giadcs Butter, carefully attended TO-
JOHN d. 1USTiN,
h''--N IL Commerce street.
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RICH NEW GOODS.

RICH NEW GOODS.
HN HAND. a very large stock of New GOODS,
w viz: Rich c,.lorcd and Black SILKS
Rich Caslmercs aud Mousn de LANES
Superior French MERINOS and BOMBAZlNES
% Plain aud Striped CLOAKfNGS. in O. cat
variety OF new patterns.
Also very large assortment of
Superior French Cloths and CassmcTFs
I" English and American do 40
Rich Fancy VESffNG, in silk, Satin, Cashmere,
Velvet, Sc. Twaeds, Cassinetts, Jeans, &c.
Also on hand, splendid assortment of SIlAWLS,
embracing every sc;lsollate ind a, very low prices
Blankets Flauncs; Quilts; Curtain Materials; Lin
en- Goods; Hosiery; Gloves, sc.
% Our prices will be found as low tat LEAST as
persons selling under anu pretencc uhntcrcr,
HAMILTON EASTER x co.
nIO-lw No a03 BALTIMORE street.
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CHEWING TOBACCO.

CHEWING TOBACCO.
GOMETHIAG GOOD! Those who may desire
~ something really superior in the way of rOBAC-
co, can be accommodated by calling upon WILLIAM
H. TAYLOR, manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco.
Cigars * Snuff, No. b MARSH MARKET SPACE,
three doors above Hawk street. This article is mann
featured of choice Peach Leaf Tobacco, and can he
recommended with confidence, far exceeding any
thing of the kind for sae in this city.
nc Remember to call at No. IS MARSH MAR
KEf SPACE. D. .fr ..I.... ... oSl-tf
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l.. +. sCoTTFS Intelligence Office,
... No 10 Exchange Place.
n B. Families can at all times find purchasers for
their servants, he suited with good servants for
life or term OF years, by applying as above n22
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
No. 40 SECOND STREET, NEAR TIE ExcHAsaE
NO., FOR SALE. A handsome Country Re
E&..l sidence adjoining the north western city boun
EE " Diary, containing about twelve OF land
EX. IN with middng good buildings, fine orchard Of
choice fruit, and will be sold great bargain.
ALSO FOR sALE-A Farm of los Acres, ) miles
from Baltimore, on the Hartford Turnpike. Farm
of 40 acres with grst and saw mill upon 1t, will be
sold at 5000, situated miles NJ of the city Also
fer sale a variety of other Farms.
HOUSES FOR SALE. Store, and
kTEA dwelling attached, on w. Ba'timorest., al
jsVM 1900, and one for $3.50; do. Market street
lA.lEAF. p. $1,000; do. in ~ Gay-st, 500; do
Jefferson ST. $500; two story dwelling on il0llins ST
nearly opposite the Catholic Church, at only 500
in Asquh near Monument ST. $500; , in Jefferson
street $3.50 each; in Monument st. near Luther Cha
pei, 5000 and $3.50 each; three story dwelling iii
Calvert st. $1,000; in N. Gay st. near Odd Fellows
Hall, $1,000; in b Gay $1,000; in Exeter st. nea
the bend, $4,000; in Caroline ST. $50 and $1,000; il
Caroline Row 5000; in E. Baltimore st. 1890; corner
of Madison and Somerset st. $1,000; several on Bond
Alice Ann, and other streets on FclI's Point OF n
Howard Madison, lot 30 by l67 feet deep, price
only S20O store and dwelling attached on FRANKLIN
street in fee, $500; dwelling Peal street, ii
fee with passage and back building, $4,000; dwell
ling on w. Lombard ST. S25O-and others to suit pur
chaSCrs.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE OR LEAsE-Ol
east and west Baltimore ST. Cove and Market SIS
west Fayelte near Cove; west Lombard ST. pear tb
Inrmary; Pratt and Ann sts. +. p; Bidd
and Richmond SITS; corner Madison and Diddle sts
Exeter and Fawn SITS; Ilollins ST.; Lombard st. Yves
of Coke, and others.
Q7- GROUND RENTS WANTED.
Appyto BENJAMIN BOND-or
GEORGE GELBACH,
nl9tf No. 40 Stccnd ST., near the Exchange.