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-taa4s. on d %oEeE,a., GaSa toHBaH a.a
IoA.1G. We .22:@ nom The Phladol .,,.u
CaIo.- .a, ;h.. T. Ito.sanan, named Charles
Dst?it, Charge ~. having robbed the Ban.
Of Virginia, and Bank at New Orleans, and
?e.po.ga.ej number Of lugmo.ics in most OF
the large cities in the Union, H,as arrested L.
the Moyanans.ng prison, by the keeper, on Sa-
turday, as he vas Gbou; paying a visit to e.
Viii, ano:he: Frenchnan, confined there on I
charge Of forgery il that city. la mis- pockets
were found five sovere)gns and q wallet con-
tanning small notes on different banks IN New
York. In pulling Of his left boot, letter was
ionnd IN it written III the French language. Il
is said that the letter contains some very i'm
portant information. In the other boot was
found 3 letter Containing SIS in notes, and q
number Of forged papers, upon different bust
ness men Of the city ofNew York. This is the
same villain that the police of Baltimore, PHI
ladelphia, New York and Washington have
been on the look out for for several months
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HLNRr c. GEEEN's Confession. Greea,
who was recently hung at Troy, n. Y, for poi
soninr his wife, in his confession states that his
frs: thought OF murder was during the Hoo
sick sleigh y!de, and that the circumstance
which gave rise to that thought, was something
SAID to hin! By & cir! on that occasion. He de-
clines mentioning the name Of toe individual,
but, IN the most unequivocal manner, excul.
pates her from all blame. What she said to
him was said in & jocoso manner, upon which
lie put altogether wrong construction. From
the moment this motive seized upon him, he
lost sigh, oi every thing but the one fell pur-
pose ofattain.ng through the death of his wife
the hand olthe young lady in question. lie
was fully persuaded in his own mind that she
would have married him in the event of his
becoming widowo..
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GAMBLING. Green, the reformed gambler,
3 occurring in Cincinnati.
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MORALS OF P,nLAUrLrHIA. In a single DAY
last week at the Moyamensing prison there
were 80 committals. There were 80 on Sun
day last. A large majority of them were for
breaches of the peace. Among :hem were
few cases ofpstty larceny.
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Nav YoRg. The State Comptroller has is
sued circular offering to redeem The State IS
becoming due on the lst of January next, with
interest rom last payment, Immediately. They
vii! cease 70 draw interest after tina. date
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CELEBRATION. The 81. Louis Native Ame-
rican Rangers, ano military company, celo-
bra'a& Tic battle Of North Point, by an En-
caso,.a,a. on .ao nth and Eth ms.
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Leaving the passage through ONLY sIa
W5- Tickets procured at Baltimore Steam PacEets,
Once Spears wharf; Baltimore. Apply to
hlS'd T. SHEPPARD, Agent,
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NAFAl. The Saratoga and ST Mary's were
to sail from Pensacola Oh The sth instant The
Gorpoise was spoken on The 4th inst Of Ship
island Shoals, by tie brig Maria Spears, at n.
oriea,g. The New Orleans papers state that
Capt. Rousseau has been ordered to the com.
manG of the Congress, at Norfolk,
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w A N r S

"ANTED. ysIng man to take charge of
w Retail Drug Store. To one fully competent
liberal salary will be given. Address go. p" through
the post office. ie2j-4t.
SITUATION yVANTED--hy young Man, in
~ grocery, flour commission store, having gen
traI Knowledge of the business aud give The best
Of reer noes in regard to character, qualifications
&c., or he would except any other situation where he
could make himself useful tn his employer Apply to
je2i l.. f. SCOTTl, 10 Exchange Place.
VA ANTED TO HIRE, Immediately, two
w slave Farm hands, middle aged and young
man. To such AS come well recommended, liberal
wages will be gwen for hem, either by the year or
month Apply at
SCOITl'S Intelligence Office,
je23 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY III. w, RDOL,
No. S4 BALrtaoRI

No. 81 BALTIMORE STREET.
lr1tSS-Ssa 10 TEACHERS AND OTHERS.-A
EGE,m VALUALE SCHOOL HOUSEAND Dwell
ENliih LING, known as that of the late Nicholas
Ii9..A Spllmah's, deceased for Auction on FRIDAY
ar iEkNooN, June 9Th, at 5, on the premises, on
the northwest side of Illen, near Monument street
RMS property viii readily for $500 per annum il.
location is admirably adapted for an extensive school
ana mas heretofore commanded very large patronage
Terms, one half cash. and the balance on credit of
} and months, with interest from day of sale TO be
secured 10 the satisfaction of the administrator
JOHN II. ING, Calvert street,
adjoining Mechanics Bank.
JclE2l-2S25-26-27-6t II. w. BOOL, Auct.
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II efs.ssrs BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
Sy,s,sfB;ss5 tsxss EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, OLD
ssispssssrssssaE. POINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE. By the Baltimore
Steam Packets superior and comfortable steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt COFFEE, and HERALD, Capt RUs.
SELL, leaving Baltimoe every FRIDAY, ut 4 O'Clock,
P. Nj and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
same hour. During this excursion passengers will
have the opportunity of going in the Steamer Jewess,
Capt. Sutton, on every Saturday afternoon, on an cx-
cutsinn to Cape Henry, and may be left at Old Point
Comfort where the Baltimore boat will call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion is 50 het efcia to invaids by get
ting the breeze and advantage of salt water baths
many who cannot leave home only for short time
will find this tiip of much advantage.
{5.Passagc and fare for the round "trip will be made
at moderate price by applying to
jel3.tf II. SHEPHERD, Agent.
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NATIONAL. HOTEL.

(LATE WHIT'M.4N'S EAGLE HOTEL.)
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
PRATT STREET.
And in the immediate vicinity OF all the Steamboat
and Packet Landings,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
FWNHIS laIge and conn. odiOus House has recently
W. been taken by the subscriber aud has undergone
a thorough renovation. 1t is now NEWLY furnished
aud modernzed in every department, and compares
with any Southern Hotel.
TRAVELLERS will always find prompt atteRtion,
civy, an excellent Table, in charge of capable and
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS
MEALS always ready upon the arrival Of the diff
fercnt trans OF cars and steamboats,, served up i'll
periOr style.
The patronage of the public is most respectfully
solicited, aud no eXcrtions shall be spared upon my
part ta render all who may stop my house at home
m2O If }. STUCKERIUGE, Jr., Proprietor.
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OF PRICES AT This STORE.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
I....-. u llls

BALTIMORE, June "a, lSiJ.
6tITH TAKES. discount of five per cent.
u will be made from all City Taxes levied for l5i5,
If paid previous TO the lst duy Of July merit. Those
who have not been served with their tax bills can Oh
tain them by calling this office. Persons in
for for l6ii, reminded that unless the same
paid previous to the LIST day of July next they will
be charged three per cent interest upon their respect
i've amounts Office hours during the period of allow
ing discount from O'clock A. NJ until oclk, P. NJ.
je25 st HENRY SNYDER, City Collector
aNONFESsION OF HENRY INQUIRY.
" THE MURDERER OF PAUL ROUX.
The Subscribers have purchased from HENRY Nc
CURRY
SKETCH OF HIS EARLY LIFE, AND DYING
CONFESSION.
which they have now in prass, and will publish on
FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, the day of execution,
to which they have annexed Report Of his Trial. 1t
is a thrilling and rather
MYSTERIOUS DOCUMENT
and will doubtless call forth much eXcitemcntwiih
spsct to certain matters therein contained 1t is The
intention Of McCurry To appropriate the funds raised
from its sale 10 charitable purposes.
We will have il ready for delivery At O'clock. on
Friday morning, AT our Literary Depot, in SOUTH
STREET Price -. cts
Newsmen, VITO purchase to sell again, will be sup
piled al Il liberal deduction.
SHURTZ s. WILDE,
No South street, Baltimore,
and No. Eiiou's Buildings,
je25 81 Penn. Avenue, Washington, ID. e.
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FARE REDUCED.
FOR ER nEHNSK SRI

IN c.sarts FOR FRED EkACHSBCEG,
sItsas,fasfrra VA, and the usual Landings on the
, L ~, Rappalannock River. The Steamer
kApPAHANNOCK,C Capt Noah Fairbank, will leave
Hughes Quay, for the above places, on SATURDAY
AEIERNOoN, the 18th of May, at o'qock, and
VIII continue to leave every Saturday Afternoon
Throughout the season. Fare TO any point on the Rap
palannock River, as far up as Port Royal, $780, to
Fredericksburg, 81.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE

POSTPONEMENT OF THE
MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION.
ID s<Ea-y7 In consequence of the unfavorable
Slx.SlJSA nssasweathrr, the INVlNCIBLES have
postponed their EXCURSION until
THURSDAY (rO-DAY) the 26h inst.
THE BALTIMORE lNVlNCIBhES have procur-
ed the superior steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt Guy
TIER, for an excursion down the Bay, on TIL URSDAY
AFTERNOON, June 26th, leaving the intersection of
Light and Prattsts at p O'Clock, p. NJ. The boat
will touch at Annapolis, and remain there sufficiently
long to enable those board to vstlhc State House,
Fort Severn, &c. For the accommodation of the cii-
ZenS of Fell's Point the boat will touch al the County
wharf going and returning.
Gentlemen attached u the Volunteer Corps are re
queSted 10 appear in their respective uniforms.
CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAMS, Sc, will be
furnished on board
Harrison Clark's celebrated MILITARY s. CO
TILLlON BAND has been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets so cents each-tO he had Of the members of
the Company the principal Hotels, and at this office.
ie23 .Wth3t.
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ie25 Il
IN11N XEVIOTT

v ATTORNEY AT LAW, Baltimore
Having located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
the terms of Hartford County Court. Claims for col
lection in that county will meet prompt attention.
Office Fayette street, opposite Barnum's Hotel.
G2-GEORGE YELLQTT, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md ulh20-3ln
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kMTAsHINGTON MUSEUM.

IAI ASitloS w MtSElM.
w PRATT STREET, NEAR THE BRIDGE.
THIS EVENING, June 26, will he performed the
BANDIT HOST. Viatana, Mr.. J. A. ELSSLER.
Magdaena, Miss f. MITCHELL.
20 Comic Song, by Master Harrington. Fayortc
Dance, by Master James.
To conclude with Mr.. HARRINGTON and SONS
celebrated ACROBAT POSITIONS!
{63- AdMitance la4 ccnts-doOts open at :. o'ck
Performance to commence at 8! O'Clock. II
a LHAmBRA BOWLING SALOON,
IA BE- and "a SOUTH CflARLES-ST.
Il. BALTIMORE begs TO inform the public that
having, in every OF the word, uniformed TO the
Law REGULATING LICENSES for BOWLING
or TEN-PIN ALLEYS, and having met with many
unpleasant remarks on account of his STRICTNESS
in not allowing BETTING or PROFANE Lam
GUAGE IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT, and being
determined to devote his whole attention to the
Saloon department, he assures gentlemen the same
slricness will be Hphed. His Saloons were the first
established in Baltimore, and my first pledge 10 the
Baltimore public was TO establish place of gentle
manly resort and heathfu exercise.
The public's obedient servant,
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
Nh ALLEYS LET at so CTS. THE HOUR; or
STRING OF-3O BALLS, q! CTS.
fG}-Tbe Proprietor, in making his prices 30 low, is
TO afford an opportunity for all to participate in this
healthu exercise, and every 80 balls ust be paid for
when concluded. jel6 I'm
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.

HMR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN ME-
ELY Dictated SOAP, for removing TAM Freckles
Eruptons, Sc, &C., from the human skin.
Ladies! here's Soap delicious,
Free from every thing pernicious,
Prepared from Galen's choicest simpes,
Expressly to remove all pimpes,
And add fresh charms to all your dimpes.
Used freely it will sunbuns Danish
Use freely, and all freckles vanish,
Bunete, would you be fair? oh listen!
Use freely, and your skin will gsten
Fen as the Parian marble shines
When freshly quarned from the mines
Also, Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle, for eradcating su-
perfiuous hair and Gouraud's Liquid Rouge for i'm
parting health like tinge to the complexion. The
above articles are for sale by SETH .. HANCE, lOS
Baltimore St and at his old stand of Charles
and Pratt sis. je25
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BALTIMORE MILSEuM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.fLFERT- SITS.
YE7Iils EVENING, June 26, lS15, will be per
IL toImed HERCULES, or BLACK AND WHITE.
Sambo, Mr.. L. u. RICE. Co. Clever, Mr.. WaLCOT.
Julia, Miss CANNON.
Dance, by Miss GERTRUDE. Song, by Mr.. RICE.
To conclude with VIRGINIA MUMMY. Ginger
Blue, Mr.. RICE. Charles, MIR, DAWES. O'Leary,
Mr.. WAhCOT. Capt. Rifle Mr.. MACKLlN. Lucy,
Miss CANNON. Susan, Mrs. RUSSELL.
o. Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2l cents. Saloon performance to commence at
O'Clock nIECiselY. Ii
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BY CANNON, BEzNET = co.

NOS. 70 AND ~ SOCTH CHARLES
SUPERIOR FURNITURE OF A PRI-
- NATE FAMILY AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY
MORNING, June 9th, at 10 O'Clock, we " il. sell at
the dwelling situate in North Charles street. between
saratoga and Pleasant streets, the splendid furniture
contained therein, belonging 10 John II. Ricards
Esq, who is declining housekeeping. We name in
parG Splendid Velvet Carpets, for two parlors
Splendid Velvet Rugs to match; India Mating for do
spendd Lounges covered with rich cut velvet, and
pillows To match
ID full French Satin covered Paror Chairs, with rich
~oik'd seats and extra covers; Ottomans TO match
splendid Pier Glasses, extra French plates, 90 inches
Pier Brackets with Egyptian marble slabs and mirror
hacks
Rosewood parlor Arm Chairs, with satin covers
Parlor Window Curtains, with cornices
| rIch Sofa Table, Egyptian slab; Centre Table and
covers; Astral and Solar Lamps; Mantle do, with
heaVy rich prsns; parlor Chandeliers; pier Or
haments; superior steel line Engravngs, on vari.
Gus subjects in gilt frames
superior Piano Forte, in rich mahogany case.
HALL.
Mahogany pillar and claw Dining Tables mahogany
Hat Rack, with mirror back; Hall Chairs; do Lamp;
Oil Cloth on Hall; Carpets; splendid Door Matts Bnls,
sells Stair Carpets; brass STAR Rods Brussels Carpets
on hall and entrys.
CnAMBERS-sEcosD Floor.
Brussels Carpets on all Chambers; very massive
mahogany Bedsteads, with cornices patent rollers
with extra spring bottoms; superior Feather Beds and
Bedding; hair and other Mattresses; extra size ma
hOgany WardrObr; , super do. smaller size; Ladies',
marble Top Washstands; Bedsteps; Chamber Louns,
and Chairs; do. Stoves Window Curtains; superior
Engravngs
THIRD FLOOR.
High and low Bedsteads; hair and shuck Mattresses;
Feather Beds and Bedding; Carpets; Chairs; Looking
Glasses, Ne.
ALso-IN THE BAsEMEST-Best white and gold
French China Tea and Dinner Sets, complete; Plated
Ware Rich Cut Centre Bowl; Ums; cut Wines and
Cofdias; Tumb!Crs rcn cut Decanters cut Flaegons;
cut Dishes; Plate; eight day Clock; Carpets; Kitchen
Chairs; arm do with cushions; mahogany dining and
breakfast Tables; large Refrigerator; together with
many articles not enumerated
N. d. We call the attention Of the public to the
above sale of turniinre-a of which made to
order and without reference to cost
zu,-zu, ~ Also, HORSE AND CARRIAGE
AT II clock, we shall sell in front of
SSNSfssfr the dwelling, the Family Horse and
lZ-0-Carriage. The Carriage was made to
order by Clement Carter, and is of the best materials.
The Horse is years old, Of light Bay-perfGcty
gentle, and warranted in every respect.
Terms cash, in bankabIe money.
je25-a CANNON, BENNETT & CO, Aucts.
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THE GRAND PROCESSION


NOTICE. Whereas in the course of human
~ events it sometimes becomes necessary 10 take
time by the inreOck, therefore the subscriber respect
fully informs the cZenS of Baltimore and It's vicinity
that she is making extensive arrangements To furnish
individuals societies and military cOmpanes with
BADGES, SCARFS, and all the REGALIA neces-
sary for the approaching celebration IN commemora-
ton of the depart Hero and Statesman "ANDREw
JACKSON" of whom it may be justly said ''God gave
tim eugh of days, and he filled them with deeds
of gloy and like his iustriois cOmpatriOt, the i'm
mortal Washington, will live in the hearts Of his con
trymen, when marble monuments have crumbed into
dust. The undersigned has just received from New
York large stock of superior French GRAPE, RIB
BONS, GLOVES, &c, and is prepared to receive or
ders on large or small scale, having the best work
men engaged, and every thing will be executed with
neatness and economy. Please call and give early
oiders. 7. A. NICKERSON,
No. So N. Howard-st.
je2l4t fAPR one door from Lexington st.
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!
sY III MING LINE no PILL DE Pill 4

UPPUSIIIUN To MONOPOLY!
REFORMING LINE TO PHILADELPHIA
ISG AT Il O'CLOCK, n. N. FARE 81.
4, sss--T, BALTIMORE AND PHILADEI,-
:ay,71 M tss;Sp,r PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY, via
-5eis- sfSaS- Chesapeake and Delaware Canal The
only Morning Line by Steamboats, between the cities
of Baltimore and Philadelphia that passengers can pass
direct through without being subject to the inconve-
ncnce of transhipment Of themselves and baggage.
The Steamboat CUMBERLAND will leave No. 3
Light street wharf, on THURSDAY MORNING, Goth
inst, at o'cIock, A, NJ, and arrive in Philadelphia
eay in the evening. and will continue TO leave every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY MORN
ING. al the same houi Returning will leave Phila-
dclphia every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Morn
ing, at 8 O'Clock. Fare to Philadelphia 81. Fare to
chesapeake City, so cts. Meals %.
E. G. HARRIS, Agent,
ie25 tf No. Light street wharf
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TO WATER-OAK POINT ON ROCK CREEK
BY THE SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY OF

~ "AlEh-DhN fOIN1 YIN NUN CkEEh,
BY THE SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY OF
NORTH BALTIMORE STATION.
a acsxs In consequence of the mcemency
:osssssksszs of the weather on Thursday last, ooh
-a5afSsssSsl Juae,) the Excursion advertised by the
North Baltimore sunday School society to have taken
place on the above date, has been postponed till
TODAY (Thursday) June 26th The Teachers have
chartered the safe and cOmmodous Steamboat MA
RYLAND, Capt l.. G. Taylor, leaving The lower end
of Dugan's wharf at O'Clock, and stopping at the
County wharf, Fes Point, going and returning. The
Committee of Arrangements have determined to make
this of the pleasant Excursions of the sea-
son, and they confidently hope that the friends Of the
Sabbath School cause will give it their countenance
and support.
DINNER will be provided by the committee on the
shore, after which sufficient time will be given FOR the
company to indulge in FISHING, &c.
CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAMS, sc. will be
provced at regular city prices.
Professor Volandts BAND has been engaged for
the occasion.
GB3-TICKETS so cents each, children half price -
TO be had at the Book Store of rev. l. P Cook, Mar
ket-st; SamH Hindes, Gay St Bridge; Saml Rankin,
corner Gay and Ensor-sts.; j. b. Young and William
Fusseilbaugh, Gay and Exeters,s. and of any
of the superintendent and Teachers of the Schools
jt2l 81
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MIR. FREDERICK EHRMAN,
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
m30-eO2m+ NJ " corner Gau and Second-StS.

GCARPA' IS COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL, FOR
~ THE CURE OF DEAFNESS, pains and the dis
charge of matter from the Also, all those dsa
grdeabe NOISES like the buzzing of insects, falling of
water, whizzing OF steam, Sc, which are symptoms
OF approaching Deafness and also generally attendant
with the disease. 1t would be the height of presump
ton to warrant cure in all cases, bat in nine
of ten o recent date there is certainty that the
result will he most happy and satisfactory to the pa
tients. Read the following editorial.
From the Troy Daily Whig.]
To THE DEAF. We have heard so much lately ola
remedy tor deafness, called 'Scarpas Compound
Acoustic Oil, that we led to give it this notice
We believe, however, the medicine is for sale only in
Philadelphia and Balmore-hut if it has half The viz
tues we hear ascribed TO it, the trouble of sending for
the article would be amply repaid by its use. We
have friends who have used it successfully, and who
believe it to be the best remedy prescribed.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, cor. of Charles and
Pratt sts. and 100 BALTIC. ST. je25
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FNNRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY ON
II LOMBARD STREET. BY virtue of Decree
of Baltimore County Csu I, sitting Court of Eaui-
~, the undersigned will offer at public sale, tho
premises, at one o'clock on THURSDAY, the Sd day
of July, lSI5-the LOT and DWELLING
SsSYSIA No. 3l3 w. Lombard street. The Lot fronts
hssH % feet on the south side of Lombard st. and
GIEsi.runs back us feet to Carpenters alley. The
house stands so feet back from the street. is Is feet
wide and 81 feet deep, and is built to admit the
construction of a front building en- the lot.
1t has two parlors, two chambers I'd floor, and
two attic rooms finished with square ceilings The
parlors and chambers have marole mantes, and the
steps, sills &c of the house also of marble. There
is pump of fine water in the yard, with spring house,
smoke house, &c. &c.
The house is bui in the best manner, and is very
desirable, both account Gifts location and the con-
venience with which il is furnished
The Lot is subject TO ground rent of forty one dol
lars, redecmabe.
The terms of sale one half cash. and the balance
in three and six months. The credit payments to hear
interest and be secured by approved bonds or notes.
w. A. Talbot, Trustee.
jel2 cots CANNON, BENNETT s. Co. Anct'rs.
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en9 ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
I'm AND JEWELRY, received this day, May 81,
elsS JSand are now ready for my customers and
&.st:~ss those WHO wcu d wish to purchase a good
WI ich The stock cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment for fneness of quality-among which
are Gold Levers, of M. L. Tobias 4 Co.'S J. P, John
sons Church st. Watches Gold Lrpines; Gold An
chor Levers; Gold Cap Brass Caps first quality Silver
Anchor Levers English Hunting Levers; English sin
gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches &C., which are
offered wholesale and retail by GABRIEL ID. CT ARK,
at his old established store, Water-st second door
from Calvert. ie4tf