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The four first were declared elected; whereupon,
Mr. SEWER moved that they be placed in the
following succession, viz: LEWIS, EVANS, Benton,
and JENNEss; which motion was adopted.
Mr. WESTCOTT said that he did not believe
that there any rank in this country or in this
Senate between members of the same committee;
and he would deem it proper in case of the death or
resignation Of the chairman Of any committee, that
the Senate should by ballot, decide who should sue
coed him. He was entirely opposed to any action
by which the proposed succession should be estab-
lished, and would therefore vote against any such
arrangement.
Mr.. BERRIEN replied, that the measure pro.
posed by the gentleman from Florida Mr. w ]
would eventuate in the same result, which would
be brought about by adhering to the former custom
of the Senate The Senate, by designating the rel
alive position of the committees, did, in advance,
exactly what he [Mr. WI proposed. He (Mr.
b. was entirely indifferent TO the formation OF
the committees; but, in hopes that unanilnity OF
feeling might be obtained by an interchange Of views,
he would renew his motion to adjourn; which was
carried.
And the Senate therefore adjourned.
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For The Union.
New YoRK, December 3. 1876.

have written the following parody upon Bunss
song, which may go for what it is worth. re-
spectfully dedicate it to my western friends.
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70 number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets Sl0-Halves $5-Quarters - SO.
Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole tickets $40 90
Do do &c half do 10 90
Do do 26 quarter do IS 90
I5-Fer prizes call at our lucky Office.
Dec. 10
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BY reference TO another article in columns II i'll be
zen that The orbeance Of the people has tired out
md they have risen up for the security Of the lives Of
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DEATH OF HON. MR.. DAWSON.
Mr.. HARMANSoN here rose and thus address
ed the Speaker:
II is indeed, Mr.. Speaker, painful duty ! have
to perform, to announce to this honorable body the
demise Of one ofits most gifted MEMBERS my friend
and predecessor, General ]. b. DAWSON, of LOUISE
ana, member elect to the 29th Congress.
He was called into public life, Mr., Speaker, at a
very early age and guided by his noble nature, en-
braced the Jeffersonian doctrine-the great human
zng Of equal rights-and he fervently believed,
sir fairly carried they would produce higher
civilization, more perfect happiness, more refined
vrtue and larger liberty, than has yet fallen to the
lot of man. And TO attain those great ends, he la
bored with zeal, energy, and ability that gave hun
the unbounded confidence of his friends. And his
great courtesy, frankness, and noble bearing won
him the admiration and esteem of his opponents.
Yet, Mr. Speaker, he had his faults--some thought,
grave faults. But, sir, they were so overshadowed
by his many great virtues that his friends, at least,
were blind to them. He was highly int lectual, ac-
compshed generous, and brave; of the keenest SEN
sibillty. He ever had a tear OF sympathy for the
afflicted and oppressed. His purse was ever open
to relieve distress As to fear he was an utter stra-
ger to IT, Indeed sir, he was the very soul OF chiv-
airy. He il gone Mr. Speaker; lac is gone, SIR, cut
of in the meridian Of his life, in the zenith OF his
usefulness. His fra constitution sank under your
cruel northern blasts But he had the great consola
ton of reaching his beloved home--hls beloved Tu-
MICA hills--and there to meet and mingle with his
relatives and friends; and Mr., Speaker their hearts
sank within them when they behold but the wreck,
the shadow, OF theirbeloved Dawson they saw That
his days were numbered; but hope, that great com.
forter, had not deserted him. He promised he would
soon get WELL God sir, wed it otherwise. And,
Mr. Speaker, in the closing OF his days nc had the
holy satisfaction Of being surrounded by devoted
friends, and an angel wife, to smooth his pillow, to
sooth and comfort him--of drawing his last breath
in her arms and giving her his last long, farewell
look. His grave, Mr.. Speaker, was attended by all
the surrounding country, rich and poor, political
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LIGHT HORSE coMpsrreThe national council has pass
cd bill organizing light horse company The company
70 be composed Of captain lieutenant and twenty -four
mounted horsemen will be their duty 10 pursue and mr.
rest all ugt,es from Justice In the present condition Of
Affairs such company Is absolutely demanded and IL will
De most efficient supporter Of law and order The assist
ant principal chief has approved the bill and appointed
robert Brown first, and John w Brown second In com.
mand-boih men Of nerve and energy Iii
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ID FRANCE g. CO. old established prize sell
N. lers, doors west of Browns Hotel, Wash
ington city.
900!
$4,000 $4,000!

SPLENDID
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class AZ, for l645.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
December 18th, lS45.
GRAND SCHEM
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Fifty-four degrees forty minutes.
That's for Sir Robert.
! That's for the Hudson Bay Company
General Jackson.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-04
BY JOHN R. WRIGHT.
~ East CoRNER or BALTIMORE AND CHARLEs-sr
(Enttance on Charles slreet.)

~ bn"i '"hIGR of bALilNuRE AND tHARLks- srS g.,
(Enlrlhce on Charles sreet)
n SMALL SELL THIS Tuesday EVENING
March d. ut early gas light a general assortment o.;
MEX CH.4NDlZE; Dry Goods; Fancy Goods; Hard
ware; Table and Pocket Culltry; Iron Mongcrs war,
&c. Miscellaneous Goods, Of most al varieties; Jew
cry Watches, aud German Silver Ware: CAP. Letter
and Wrapping Paper; Umbrellas; Books; Caps; Boots
Shoes, sc.
SG3sAll Goods sold al this establishments and NOE
comparing with the sample, the sale viii be annulled
when required. Come and see for yourselves.
@3-Roums large and wen lighted, in the business
part of the city, advantage obvious to both cnueg
nees and purchasers. CASH advances On all consgn-
ments of goods not limited.
JOHN r. WRIGHT, Auct'r,
N " corner Of Baltimore and Charies-ss.,
IL Entrance on Charlpg-st
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r. MEAGHaN.
HY CANNON, l3T.NNET q 60.

20 ~
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHlP The under
~ signed most respectfully morn their friends
and the rublic in general, that they have entered nup
Co-pa1nership undcr the firm and style OF GAN
NON, BENNETT & CO., for the purpose of con
Quoting the AUCTION AND Commission GUSI-
NESS III all its various branches
We have taken the well known warehouses, So-
70 ana 80 South Charles street and arc prepared 10
make liberal advances on all mt rCnandZe CONSIGNED
to US ioi public or private sale.
Our safes room for the reception of Furniture pia
nos, &c, is 40 feet wide BY - feet deep, giving am
PIE room for the arrangement Of all Furniture, 10 the
best advantage, likewise giving purchasers an oppor
tuhlly III examining the same. We have six other
rooms 20 feet wide by 70 feet deep for the sale Of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, China. Glass &c,
we nave also in extensive Carriage House in the rear
OF our warehouses, where VIII receive all kinds Of
Nchcics Tor public or private sale, upon which libe-
raj advances will be made when required.
G., Il, Y Co will give especial attention to the salt
OF Furniture at private houses also sales of real and
personal e>tacs such AS Houses and Lots, La dis and
Tenemtnts, Furniture, Hardware Groceries, Class
China and Crockcy Ware, &C.
We have the pleasure of referring to the following
gentemGn
Dr. ]. H. McCulloh President Of Bank of Baltimore
c. c Jamison, Esq, Cashier do do
Josiah Pennington, Esq
Leonard Jarvis, Esq.
J. NJ Gordon, Esq, President of the Union Baah
of Maryland.
X. Micke, Esq, Cashier 90 DO
j. II. B. Latrobe, ESQ.
Messrs. e. Pratt & Bro.
fsnr + + Il w. oa hESShrr. Aue''r,.
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FOR SALE & RENT.

GtIANCERY SALE OF A DWELLING ON
W MONUMENT STREET By virtue OF a decree
in Chancery, the Undersigned, as Trustee will offer
at public sale, Oh SATURDAY, the 9Th March, le45
at O'Clock p NJ the PROMISES all that lot or par
Gel of GROUND on the south side of Monument ST.
nj the distance of 80 feet easterly from the corner
formed by the intersection of the south side of Mon
umcnt street and the east side of Ensor street and
running thence eastCry bounding on Monument-st l6
feet, thence south eaStey right angles to Monl-
meut street 70 feet thence westerly to Rtersect line
drawn "a feet from the beginning aud al right angles
to Monument street, and then reversing The line so
sEsn9s drawn "a feet to the place of beginning.
gg1H::. The improvements consist of a two story
hViiH Brick BUILDING, with attic being the third
dist Church. The property is subject to the yearly
ground rent Of $l6. Terms of sale cash.
fel32aw3w JOHN II. ING, Trustee.
EIVARI FOR SALE, situated IN Calyer, com
"a ty, near The tide water ~ Island Creek contain
ing 200 ACRES. The situation is healthy and de-
Slrahe aud the land is well adapted to the growth of
lobacco, corn wheat and oats, and can easily be i'm
proved by the use OF clover and plaster, or mari
The latter Of which is to be found on the Farm of the
very best quality and very abundant There are also
considerable quantity Of wood and timber upon this
A farm The improvements consist of n GOOD
ftTsfyif comfortable DWELLING, and necessary
fulffu ont buildings. This Farm can be purchased
Tor $40 per acre, one fourth cash and the la
lance in one, two and three years, with interest
% For further particulars, apply to Col JAMES
u, u akRfS, who resides upon The premises on to
IHOS.J. HELEN, st Leonard Post office.
fG20eotf isl
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CLOSING OFF WINTER GOODS.
IL Ea.u..lnr

CLOSING OFF WINTER GOODS.
e EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore
CD g, street, offer at reduced prices
super Ribbon Bound Whitney Blankets
Low priced do
Super Sd White Flannel
Rogers and other Patent do; yellow and red do
super wool black French and other fancy cOd Cloths
Wool black aud fancy CassimerCs
MerinO, Silk ard Velvet Nestings
FOR LADIES DRESSES.
Extra rich French Cashmeics; low priced do
Afghan Satins; rich striped Silks
Silks for party dresses black and blue black silks
Taratan Muslhs aud fancy Goods, for party dresses
Super Alpucas, BOmbazines, sc.
LINEN GOODS.
1914 and 1874 Barnesley Sheeting, extra quality and
cheap
Irish Linen; Long Lawn; Bird Eye Diaper
HGCkback do; super crash
Linen Cambria and Linen Cambria TidkfS.
ALSO-Plaid and Fancy Cloakings, with large
stock of Domestic Gnods-all of which will he sold
cheap to close off stock. t55-Come and ste the Bar
gains at
j. EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore-st,
fl Cd door above South-st.
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TO HOUSE AND SHIP BUILDERS.

TO HOUSE AND SHIP BUILDERS.
ZONES ~ ASBOTT respectfully inform their
eB friends and the public that they have been an
pointed Agents for CRIS'T'S extensive SAW MILLS.
(Susquehamna Rivera will furnish dimension Stuff
from White Pine TIMBER as low as can be had
elsewhere.
]. s. A. continue TO SAW all kinds of Lumber a,
thci Steam Saw Mills, WEST FALLS AVENUE.
lower end of the City Block, Gold Draw Briee)
s. A. have on hand: White Oak, Yellow Pine Timber,
and White Pine MASTS; White Oak, Yellow and
White Pine PLANK, ial3 On
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D. FOR SALE--A three story brick housC
HIt5l ana large Garden attached to il, situated
~aaa- the York road near the first toll gate which
mas been occupied as store and tavern stand for a
number OF years, and is still occupied as SUCH and is
one OF the best stands of Il kind on that road and
dong good business. Tile clear Of all incumhrance
whatever II will be sold low if immediate applica-
uon be made to l.. +. SCOTrl'S Intelligence Office,
No. 10 Exchange Place.
T. = Also n Stable and Carriage house attached
10 inc place There is an excellent pump Of at
the door, mhl
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. w. ROOL.
.OT OF GROUND NEAR BROAD

a LOT OF GROUND NEAR BROAD
"a WAY, (late Market street, AT AUCTION. 8
shall sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON, March lOth
at O'Clock, on the premises that valuable unnnruv
ed LOT, on Apple alley, about 10 feet south Of Bal
linore street. about So feet front, aud with ebth III
about 100 ect it is Immediately the rear of the west
SIDE OF broadway and so contiguous to The vast I'm
pfoVcneiiS going on must make il valuable. Term,
one half cash day of sale, and the balance IN +;
months, bearing interest.
MI Ct H. " BO0I, suctnu.py
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NY IL. EiEACElANY.

lO!, CORNER BALTIMORE y HoLLIDAY-sTs
iGl > Auction SALES, Monday, Wed
~ ri ;9Hy aud Saturday evenings, for the public
sale OF L Eoks, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Paintings
Private Libraries, Sc, SC
U3- Cor S2nments of articles for positive sales r.
specially solicited, on which cash advances will be
made when asked
n6-itaW r NEAIuar
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LEWIS F. SCOTTI,

It
GENERAL YNTELLIGENCE, AGENT
SJE for the collecting monies, buying, selling, leas
ing and renting Real Estate, dwelling houses, stores,
rooms, Offices, Shops &C.; also for procuring situa-
tons for clerks, harkeepers, porers, laborers teach
ers, cooks, chambermaids wet and dry nurses; Ne
groes bought and sold commission, &c; loans of
money in large and small sums, and exchange of pro-
perry of every description made, writing of deeds,
conVeyances, Sc. done; building of ships, steam
boats, &c. superintendent, all on liberal TERMS with
strict ats ntion to business entrusted to me.
LEWIS F. SCOTTl, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
Nearly opposite the Exchange.
REFERENCES:
Rcverdy Johnson, Esq. l.. Browning, Esq, Char
Jas. NJ Buchanan, Esq. lesion, 8. c,
William Frck, Esq. VIM. H. TurreIl, ESD, N.
?. c. Johnson, Esq, N. Y, Orleans.
Jacob Birmingham, New Gen. VIM. Carroll, late
Brunswick, NJ J. Governor of Tenn.
Louis Melarcne, Georgia Philip G. Abbotton Ala
DEF bama.
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SIGNS! SIGNSM SIGN 81!

CIUWioI IcIN.Tfo.! ioIONS"!
SsIGNS FOE THE 'pEIES-CHEAPER
- THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING,
in all its varieties viz:-6lt, Ornamental, Transpar-
ent, aud Plain, designed and executed in superior
style, aud warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
TRANSPARENCIES OF every description furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed to Will
LIAM PELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, a few doors
East of South-st, lover MI Scotts Intelligence OF
feel will met with prompt attention. ja-ly
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A TREASURE FOR CLERGYMEN AND
"a STUDENTS. The Pulpit Cycopeda, and Mi
nistef's Companion, containing three hundred and
sixty Skeletons and Sketches of Sermons, and eighty
two Essays on Biblical Learning, Theological stu
dies, and the Composition and Delivery of Sermons
BY the author of ''SketchcS and Skeletons of Ser
mons" the London edition of four volumes in one.
For sale by PARSONS & PRESTON,
booksellers, Statoners and Flank Book manufac
irers, No. l5l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot. mil 81
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AHAEHA w ESR A.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
30 BALh CAME. O. CTs EACH pERSQN

REDUCIlON OF PRICES.
80 B AZ G IA .! CTs. EACH PERSON.
FHNHE Subscriber having fully established the AL
u iAMBRA as place of gcntlemanly resort, as
ses ITS patrons that in reducing his prices, the same
rules which have proved satisfactory to all will be
adhered to, and the strictest order insisted on.
DIsordCrly persons, who cannot conform to the
rules of the House, and Boys under age are requested
not to visit the place, as they will not be permitted to
remain.
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under.
stood. that gentlemen may feel assured they can visit
the Alhanhra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of annoyance.
% Mr. BRADLEY, my former assistant, having
returned from the North, will have the entire control
of the Saloon department.
GGz- The ALEXANDRA SALOON OF REFRESH.
MENT rs usual, is fumished.wh all the requirements
OF the season, which served up in the best style.
feli-im AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
~ EVEES LADN HER OWN DRESS
eSSh5dS MAKER, FOR ONLY Two DOLLARS. A. A.
.YNSVe. ] ENILI.R bcgs leave to inform the Ladies
Ut ham0re and its vicinity, taat ne has Just arrived
from the cities Of New York and Philadelphia with
hisunw ratentrght Of CUTTING LADIES' DRESS
ES, Habits, Sleeves, Yokcs, Capes, Collars, Cardin-
ais, &c, of every description. size, and STYLE by
which system any lady is enabled after three hours
instruction, 10 cut any sf said articles, not only in the
very best manner, hut also in an economical way,
without any risks misfs.
For the above price, ladies' will be instructed in
classes of not less than three, and every lady will be
entitled TO book of instruction, with chart
Ladies will be waited upon at their own residences,
at advance prices
The subscriber has obtained very lately a patent
rghtor the above, and it is entirely new invention,
vely different from any thing made known in this Vi
ciuity before.
No charge is to be made unless complete salts action
is given.
Persons wishing to purchase rights for counties or
States will do well to call.
Applications to be made at Mrs. w. W. Peacock's
Boarding-hous No. II : OUTH ST, between Second
and Baltimore sts where he can be found for a few
days, from 10 a. NJ to O'Clock p. NJ, and from to
O'Clock, p. NJ. [te25-'4t*l A. A. TENTLER.
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BUSINESS CARDS, SC.

RAISS SARAH NJ. PEALE, PORTRAIT
I'VE FAINTER, has removed TO No. 8 N. FRONT
STREET. Exhibition Room open during the day ior
VislterS. % Old Paintings handsomely cleaned ana
re paired, nlS-6n
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TIN WARE TIN WARE &c

TIN WARE, TIN WARE, sc.
SOUVHEsS AND WESTERN MEEs-
- CHANTS and Dealers generally will find in our
WARE ROOMS the most extensive assortment block
Tin, Japanncd and Plain rivetted TN WARE in the
city, which has been manu- iactur;d under the inmc-
diaiG supervision of the subscribers of the best mate
rial and by the most competent workmen, and war
ranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Dealers will find at our establishment not only n
large stock of TIN WARE, but every thing in the
Honse Furnishing Line appertaiuing to an extensive
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, of which catalogues
can always be had.
Our ptices are extremely reasonable, merchants
will therefore give a call before purchasing.
JAMES CORTLAN 4 SON
No. IS Baltimore street, End door east OF
iiarrSon-st. and opposite the Centre Market.
5I3- Purchasers will have lheIr goods packed and
sent to any part Of the city free of charge fe2sif
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"ALLEBASFS MEDICINES, ;,

"ALLEBASI'S MEDICINES"
YE1HE above Medicines having been thoroughly
n tested, and become highly popular throughout
tent IN other countries, are offered Ia the Citi-
zens OF Baltimore, with entire confidence, and the
proprietor sOlicts tor them trial for which purpose
each agent is furnished with extra supply. TO &C.
comiaoddtc AL large number of agents have been
enlisted, ana furnished with neat chest. containing
'"FnE BLACK, COR ALhEBhSI'S SALVE,"
'All.EBASI'S HEALTH PiLLS,'
"ALLEBASi'S TOOTH-ACHE DROPS"
"ALLEBASI'S POOR MANS PLASTER"
"ALLEBASI'S INDIA RUBBER BACK PLASTER
Each agent is also furnished with pamphlets for
general distribution, Seling forth the uses OF the Gd
cneS, and containing testimonials from highly re-
sptcted individuals to ther value.
They are prepared by Lyman W. Gilbert, of New
York, proprietor; and for sale by -
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
General wholesale and retail agents,
Misty Corner Baltimore and Hanover Sts,
ygy0WNsEND'S BIBLE. The Old and New
Il Testament, arranged in historical and chronology
cal order ION the basis OF Lgh,foot's Chronicle in
such manner that the Books Chapters, Psalms Pro
pheces &c. Sc, may he read as one connected his
tory in the words of the authorised translation viii,
notes and copions indexes, by the Rev George Town
send, NJ. A., Prebendary of Durham, and Vicar OF
NorthaCrton.
Together with supply of Theological Works .!
the most standard aulhors. For sale bv
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
ie'S l1l Pratt st, adjoining Railroad Depot.
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HtHANCERY SALE OF \ Valuable
u FARM NEAR GREEN SPRING IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY. BY virtue Of 4 decree passed in
the High Court of ChaHCCry, the subscribers will as
trustees, on SATURDAY, the 18th March, l-.i5. at j
O'Clock IN the forenoon, expose at public sale, at The
Green spring Tavern IN Baltimore County, about II
miles from Baltimore on The SusuuChama Hail Road,
all those pieces or parcels of Land constituting The
Farm which the late Matthew Rorland lived and
died, AMI upon which his widow now resides which
Farm is situated i'll the Green Spring Valley, within
less than nile of the Green Spring Tavern and con
tlns about lSl acres Of Land is in high aud excel
lent state Of cultivation has upon il sufficient guam
tty Of wood, with very h0urishing and productive
orcha Ding is supplied with tXce!lrnt watcf-Sprngs
and the stream of Jones' Falls, has on it lime qnarres
and lime kilns, large and cnnvCnien; two
| AyzsA story stone DWELLING HOUSE, with SPA
ItssbN cinus parlOfs and numerous lodging rooms,
ssAls.and the usual necessary out houses, such as
dairy, stabling, kitchen, &c.
This Farm being about - miles from the city, and
Immediately on the track Of the Susquehanna rail
nelghborh0ods in Baltimore County, as well for so
cietY as or the modes and habits Of cultiyatng and
ttrlizing land ii is in the immediate neiohborhood
of the estates of David Carlisle, esq, Samuel Stone
Esq De Webster, Nj. Medcaitr and other experienced
cutivators. The supply of heavy and valuable tim
her, as well "a young chesnut, SC is abundant aud
the fences are i'll a complete and perfect state of re
pair The premises can be visited aHd examined ny
persons wishing 10 purchase, every facility will b.
given them by the family of Mrs. BOrland, now re
siding on the place. or any further Information by
either of the undersigned in Baltimore city, The title
Of course is perfect, aad will be made satisfactory To
the purchaser, and immediate possession can be given
The terms of sale as prescribed by he decree are
onethrd cash and the balance in three n>amentS OF
4 ana II months from the day of sale with interest
to be secured to the satisfaction Of the trustees.
JOSEPH J. SPEED,
felS-pOts JOHN H. ING. TrlsTCps