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hRf GOODS.-We have received, and are
EV daily opening, large and general assortment of
NEW STYLE GOODS. Just opened, new style rich
changeable Gro de Pekn striped and Brocade Gro de
Bern Gro de Agiers black and blue black, plain and
striped Gro de Swiss; Armure and lleencne DRESS
SILKS Also. Canton Grape, Berace, Cashmere silk
and other SHAWS; AiEachaS; Mouselin de LANES;
Bcragc, black and colored BHlZaTine; French Lawn;
French and British Chintz; Bombaznes; Gloves; H0-
sery, &c. sc. To he offered at the lowest prices.
X. McELUOWNY * co.
No. 1863 Baltimore street.
ap2l between Calvert and Light sts
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EpALZiRINES, LAWNS. &c. A handsome
BE assortment of Bazalincs; Painted Lawns; Cling
ham Lawns; Barge Lawns; MouseR de LANES;
Manchester Ginghans; second mourning Lawns; Cap
Nets; Laces and Edgings; Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Green Barge; plain and fancy GambrOons; Drap
D'Ete; Groton Coating; Summer Cloths; Vestngs
extra supefne white duck Drilling; Canton Grape and
Barege ShawlS. Just received and for sale low by
HENRY w. COOKE,
apl4 Corner Of Hanover and Lombard street.
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A l. 4! A n A c.
MARRIED.

On the 2st inst by The Rev. Bishop " auei, sam l..
Cox of WILLIAMSBURG New York, TO Mrs. II. ELIZA
PALMER, eldest daushGer ut Niles Palmer, Esq, of
this iy.
TN the 2lst inst. by the Rev JOS shane, FRANCIS
f, CATCHER to Miss CATHARENR r, AhEY.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS.
A n EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT pE,
IN SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Lawns; Balzarnes CLOTHS
bGIaseS ana silks Black, blue black, blue
Apacas and Bomba2Hes .rrrn brown ana n,Iy
Light cold Cashmefcs & ed CLDTuS
MOuscnr de LANES CASSIuERES
Lace and Plaid Muslin Black bur hIork blue
Cambria and JacOnctd do. miyrd fn,,c, s,,i,rd ~
SHAWLS. Plaid tas,irnprf.
Silk, Cashmere TlyEFDS
MnuseIme de Lame and f.inht and dork roInrs
Tibet Wool Shawis, tGAMBROONS nRII
Plain and EnIbro'i Linen LlNGS and ST'yNTR
CamMic HDKFS. CLOTHS
NESTlNGS-Silk, Satin, MarsrIlns Bnf cash
harets and other 'estingS, plain and fancy
lrlsh, French and German LINENS.
Beachch and unbleached NUSLlNS; Bed Tirkipc.
Mariners Stirring, Penty Plaids Oh, cks, Sc Sc.
70 Persons wishing to supply themselves with
Goods at Low PRICES will do wen 10 call at the Arcn.
ry store, No. a BALTIMORE STREET, End door
below Tnpoetls alley.
apll3m LUTHER J. cox.
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TWILL BE ADDED to my sale THIS MORN.
BY II. w. BOOL.
K2NO IIIlIEES Z t,n,... n Z,

w I'INlNh MN ~ FItS. 4 Fatent BRTLK
g PRESS, with the addition of a long Arch Brick
MOULD, at Auction on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, April 23d, lS4j, at O'Clock, at the Black
smith shop of John Burns, in Camden street berreen
Paca ana Euaw-sts. TINS article is well known AZ
one ol the best eXtant and was the properly of the
late John g. Copcs; it is in perfect order so as 70 be
put 10 work Immediately. Sale positive for cash
apl9-tuw1 H. w BOOL Aurr,r
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

ST. Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
l%w STREET, opposite Fayette-st., where may
sS1-> be found n beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment of Fancy articles Also, Calicoes, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen lldkts.; gentlemen's
Stocks and Collars Suspenders and great variety OF
Goods too tedious 10 cnunerate. The public re-
specially invited 10 call at this New and Cheap Store,
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. &c Don't forget-No. 23
GAY STREET, opposite Fayette. apl0 If
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. NIEACIIAfI,

lo2, CORNER BALTIMORE HoLLIpAY-svs.
IA bf' OF rLA NTS, from the Garden of Mr.
~ RobeT' HDtt6Gg. On WEDNESDAY MORN
IN", Apii 20, AZ StOre corner Of Baltimore and Hot
May streets, VIII sell fine assortment of Green
ll"lse F!ahis- comprising great variety Of Roses
GrranI1m, CaHl"la JapOncas. Cactus, AlalIas Sc
rms sale Is entitled to the particular attention of
the lovers of flowers and flower gardens some Of the
rhnlCeStand rarest gems being included. The plants
WIN rc arranged tor examination tomorrow evening.
hp222 II, MEACHAM, AuctOneer
M& I'LL BE ADDED to my sale THIS MORN
w iNG one SODA FOUNTAIN, Marble Slab
ana DINER apparatus complete, Tor Soda Establish
nent, IN good order Also, 500 CONCK SHELLS,
for Garden Ornaments.
II r. MEACHAM, Auctlonper
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3 s,.nsAGIsTRATE,S OEFICE.

NE D. 5. SWEANY, Justice Of The Peace,
Office No. 1913 N HIGH- ST., near Gay,
Will execute Deeds, Leases, Wills, Bond' of Convey
ance, Mortgages Powers of Attorney, Bills of Sale,
Articles OF Agreement, Indennres of Apprenticeship,
lDsolvGnt Papers, sc. &c. Having sober and respon-
sible officers in attendance all business entrusted TO
his office will be attended TO with fidelity and de-
spltch. mh29 lawit'
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70 DAIRY MEN, FURNITURE DEALERS, FAR
MEES AND OTHERS-A sale near the city
A DnEENISPTA TnR,S SaJEr H., yi.t,a =,

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE. BY virtue Of
"A an order of the Orphans Court of Baltimore
G""ht!, me subscriber, administrator of Abraham b
Duppin, will expose to pubic sale on 'rHURSDAV
the oath day of April at II O'clock A. NJ, u variety
OF PERSONAL Property, being part of the dpceased's
personal estate, consisting of Farming and Household
Utensils, one Horse Mix Wagon, and al the neces.
saty apparatus belonging to a dairy. Also 70 Cows
one Bull, &c The sale will take place at the late re
sIdence Of the deceased, situated on the Bpl-hr Ave
nue., about one and half miles from Aisquith street
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the Court. cash.
OWEN BOULDIN, Adm'r
aplSl" lPsI H. w. BOOL, Auctioneers.
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SALE. nv WINNIE Of a ,nnnrs

TENRUSTEE'S SALE. BY virtue of general
"a oruer OF Baltimore County Court the undersign-
ed, Permanent Trustee of Geoge Coss an Insolyent
Debtor, VIII sell AT public auction on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at O'Clock p M the
following pieces OF valuable property:
Az mat piece or parcel of ground situate and living
IN the CITY OF Baltimore and described as follows to
wi,:-BegInning for the same at the intersection of the
hnftheTmosl SIDE OF Hamilton st. and the ,termoss
SIDE OF ST. Paul'sst., and running thence northeast
cry, bounding on ST. Paulsst 81 feet inches; thence
northwestcrly, bounding on Overs lot 50 f ct 6
,hcheS thetce southeasiery, bounding upon lot sub
leased by J6hn Martin to James Hutchinson, to Ham
hton 81, and thence eastetly bounding on Hamilton
st, 81 feet inches 10 the place Of beginning.
S7Tsa ne above lot IS improved by a beautiful
fifth three story store and dwelling house, Just
lsthlu completed, and is subject to a ground rent
any time. ~
Also, all that lot of Ground described as follows
that is to say Beginning for the same on the line Of
the north side of St Pau's-st at the distance of 81
tet ana six inches from the corner of ST. PauI's and
lianiiIton-sts., and running thence northeasterly
bounding on St Pau'SSt. l6 feet; theme northwestern
~ parallel with lot No l6 1870 feet; and thence, paral
line, TO the beginning.
ikEszA The above lot Is improved by a fine three
tsEfn story dwelling house, with n store and back
lsHlW building, and is subject 10 ground rent of
jS24 per annum.
Also, the lot immediately adjoining the LOT last
named hortheily. and fronting Ii feet on ST. Pauls-
st, and running 65 feet dpep.
gy-srg This lot is improved by handsome three
EZEKIEL story dwelling and is subiect to an annssI
ss44.iaEE55 ground rent of S72.
The terms of sale are cash. at the option of the nur-
chaser, or one half of the purchase money in sir
months, and the other half in twelve months from the
nay OF sale, with interest, and secured by notes ap-
proved by the Trustee.
JOHN FERRY Permanent Trustee.
o. HORWlTT, Attorney at Law, p. O. BuildRaS
apI-m"3w WILLIAM WARD, Auctioneer
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EDONNETS, RIBBONS.

ND AND MlLLlNARY GOODS.
SALMON SNL7LL, No. 221 Baltimore street.
doors below Charles street, have received by late
arrivals and added to their extensive stock Of Mina-
ry Goods, which embraces $50 Carriers Paris RI B.
BONS, soFle most splendid styles; Paris Artificial
FLOW ERSl new and richest styles; Bonnet Silks and
LAWNS, and every style Of Bonnet Materials; Ne
apolitan Law BONNETS, new patterns and rich ma
terla; French and English Brlliants and Rurlands;
line Spit STRAW; Braid and Straw Bonnets; Lcghorn
HATS, and straw GOODS Of every description, at
the lowest New York prices.
ALSO-New style Paris Balzarnes aud Barages
Embroidered GINGHAMS; French CHGNTZES;
Dress SILKS; Rich Mourning GOODS, with great
variety OF Fancy and Staple Goods bought very low
at auction, and will be sold cheap any estab
lishment in this city,
County Merchants and MinerS are invited to call
and eSamlne our stock. where they will find the hest
goods al the lowest prices.
apll- ectlSm SALMON s. SMALL.
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r1HEAP RONNET SInKE.
HAYWARD's CHEAP STORE.

IN CHANCERY, 18th April, ls45. ORDERED,
II That the sale of the Property in the cause of vii
liam 5. Boslcy aud others, against William Rowe and
Others made aud reported by the Trustee, James IL
Bosley, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause be
shown to the contrary on or before the 10th day of
June next; provided copy of this order he published
in some newspaper in the city of Baltimore once in
each of three successive weeks before the 10Th day Of
May next The Report states the amount of sales tc
be SITS. True copy. Test,
apl7-aw3t LOUIS GASSAWAY, Reg. Cur. Can.
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n T UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
STRAW GOODS.

STRAW GOODS.
SAN, Look out for the ever cheap BONNET
1II STORE, where may be found general as
81 sortment of the most fashionable BOnnets
that can be found in Baltimore. Rec0lect the ''Un
ed States Bonnet Store" just above Lght-st where
may be found general assortment of fine goods, such
as Laces; Ribbons; Gloves; Hosiery; Stocks Collars
Shawls; Scaffs &c. sc. All very cheap for cash.
DC Don't stop till you call and see for yourselves.
mh3 JAMES COBURN.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is here
~ by given, to the creditors of TIL OMAS 5. MUIR
PLY, previous to his application for the benefit OF the
Insolvent Laws of Maryland on the 3lst day of May,
1872 to produce their claims, properly authenticated,
the subscribers Permanent Trustee of the said Tho
mas $. Murphy, on or before the 18th day of June
next, preparatory to a dividend of assets.
JOSEPH G. BOYD, Perm. Trustee
Corner of Court House Lane and
apl7 law3t rsA] Calvert street, Baltimore
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u UST RECEIVED-l000 dozen Hughes SUI
sG periof six cord SPOOL COTTON, warranted
300 yards, and equal if not superior TO Parsons'-for
sale at Amos Lsveioys Hosiery, Yarn and Trimming
Store, No. 1913 Baltimore ST., opposite Clipper Office
SIX SPOOLS for % cents, and the money returne
in all cases when not found to be as above stated
Don't forget the name and number
AMOS LOVEJOY
apl2 opposite the Clipper office
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TOLD PENCIL CASES Received this day
az very handsome lot of Gold Pencil Cases large
and small sizes; which will be sold at reduced prices.
Al. o, Jacksom's superine Leads for Pencil Cases.
Call on C. u. CLARK, Watch Maker,
nl2 Water street, 2sd door from Calvert.
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g. ELLING OFF! In order to reduce nv prs
~ sent stock Of CHEAP GOODS | will sell Silver
Pencils at Ia cents Gold do So Gold Rings 25 cents
Set do, 3 Gold Pms 62 do. Earrings Csc; Gold watch
keys 81; Jet and Satin Hair Dresses and Necklaces
25c; Jet Buttons cts. dozen do Hair Pins g. cts; do
BTeastpins 81 Scissors Sc; Needles cts Tape cts
doz; Pins cts paper Hooks and Eyes CT box; G. 5.
butter Knives 25 Britannia Table Spoons LEI cts set
Tea do. l2Ic; black and white Hose 10; Gentlemens
Cotton half Hose cts; Twist Combs cts; Side do.
cents pair Bears Oil l2t; Cologne good 10 cents
Britannia Coffee Pots 81 25 Tea do g.; Whole set do.
Is pieces) s.; Penknives low; Knives and Forks do
ShoveIs and longs cheap; Spltoons IS cents; Lamps
mp; Candlesticks ftp; Casters revolvng) Use; Clocks
81. Also, general assortment of Threads; Buttons.
Jewelry; Combs: Brushes; Wallets Fancy Soaps; ia
panned Wares, &C., at rery reduced prices.
GEORGE 7. NICKERS,
No Baltimore street
apis Between the Bridge and Market
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In this CITY, on the DIST instant, MARY CATHERINE
BFLCu suddenly, from breaking blood vessel, in the
Goth year of her age; beloved aud regretted by all
who knew her.
Her friends and acquaintances requested to at
tend her funeral this wednesday, afternoon, at 3
O'Clock. from the residence Of her brother in law,
Henry Wolf lao Columbia ST. TAartnsburg Pa,
papers please copy
on the 2Ist inst. of scarlet fever, LAURA Thomas,
aged years and months, only daughter Of the late
Arthur Talbot.
ON the 2lst instant ELIZABETH L, only daughter of
Simon and Charlotte ParkhuIst, aged years and Z
months
At Annapolis on the 10Th instant, Of consumption
Mrs Eu8tBETH DIyFENDERFFER, aged 81 years.
At his residence in Wilmington, Del, on the It'll
ull. Elder JOHx PuRSELL PECKwORlH pastor of the
First Baptist Church in that place. in the 18th year OF
his age, formerly pastor Of the Baptist Church i'll
Alexandria, ID. C..
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w A n T S

Ne1 ANTED Immediately, Young Ladies tolearI
me Dress Making business. Apply 10 Mrs.
hkoN NE, - LtXington.st., between Charles and
Libeny-sts. onI5-eoJ,yt
az ANILD, several YOUNG LADIES, at Mrs.
w NiCKERSON'S, No. - N. Howard street.
Competent miliincrs would be preferred. aplaGt
&AT ANTED--A white WOMAN, to do thr
w cooking iot a snail family To one with good
recommendations, liberal wages will be- given and a
permanent situation secured Apply at the Office OF
the Chpper' ap9
EgOAstD EttS WANTED. Five ortcn GEN
sB Ii!EMEN, or TWO or three GENTLEMEN and
their WIVES, can be accommodated with BOARD,
by applying ut No. Ii SOUTH GAY STREET, few
doors south Of Baltimore street.
jas 3m MRS. MATTHEW'S.
q. tIUATiON WANTED, by Young MAN.
kCwho can give good references, agent or clerk
in an establishment in this city elsewhere lie has
had considerable experience III conducting manu-
factory IN this state and is somewhat acquainted with
ar would be willing TO act in any respect
able capacity, where he could be useful to his EN-
pIOyer, Tor moderate compensation. Has no ObeC-
ton to g0i south or west if desired. Apply at
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
apis No. 10 Exchange Place.
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.. HORWITT, Attorney at Law, p. O. BuildIr
apl-mM3w WILLIAM WARD, Auctinneer
a. DIRK INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.

IN DIR. RlCH'D Il. HAUGHEY, PRINCIPAL
Inc orH institute, located in the Borough of York
"a, on miles north OF Baltimore, will he open for the
reception OF Pupils on the first MONDAY of Nav
ensuing NO situation in the Union can surpass it for
health and beauty; being very elevated il enjovs the
most saluhnous and lnvgorating atmosphere. The
institute commands view of the whole Borough
and rare assenblage of the most beautiful land
scapes on every side. The Of study will EN-
brace me solid branches usually pursued in nstiti-
tiohs OF high standing and constituting finished edu
cation The academic year will be divided into two
sessions Of y weeks each, allowing a vacation Of
weeks III October and weeks in April The terms
are zone half in advance) for board and tuition for the
scholastic year only 500. Each pUpiI must fad
his own bed and bedding.
REFERENCES:
Rev. Samuel X jennings
&c John +. Hey,
Thomas e. Pratt, Esq, Goccrnor Of Mqy,Ia,J
Hon Revcrdy Johnson
DR., Thomas Owings,
g James Miller,
{. w. w. Handy,
g Alexander f. Dui!n,
" VIM, NJ. Kemp,
Mr., Moses Sheppard
hessrs Wilson 4 Hopkins. SNa"ln'ore'
Heale II. Richardson, Esq,
Allen Paine, ESQ.
VIM. ID. Norris, ESQ.
Richard H. Hall, Esq.
MessrS. John Boggs * Co.
- Warner Il Fisher,
James Kent, Esq Anne .4ruldei count4
Dr. Denny, Edston.
Major Thomas Wright near Centre,iuc
DIR. Richard Z. Cochran, Columbia, Pa
Thomas Hambly, ESD, York, Pa. apl-xstlthM
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

d n
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE y C.7LTERT- SITS.
TENHis EVENING. April 23d, 1915, will be per-
n formed OTELLO, Utri!O, Mr.. f. u. RICE.
lago, Mr., OWENS. Brabanllo, Mr. JNO. SEXTON.
ROderigo, Mr. ANDERTON. Casio, Mr. GALLAG-
HER Desdemona, Miss CANNON.
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE.
Previous 10 the Opera, the one act piece of PRI'
sONER OF ROCHELLE. Beatrice, Miss MCBRIDE.
Belinda, Miss CANNON. Girouettr, Mr.. JNO. SEE
TON BiinvaI. Mr.. GALLAGHER.
% Admttance % cts. children under 10 years of
age, IL! cents. saloon performance 10 commence at
u O'Clock precisely, 1t
az EDNESDAI, April 23d.
Wv BENEFIT
OF
MR.. HARRINGTON,
L.qST NIGHT BUT ONE of tte SERE,N.3DERS
ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
l3- See Programmes. ap22 1t
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NEW CARPETING. MATING, OIL
"a CLOTHS. SC. We have just received and will
sell, splendid lot of CARPETlNG, at extremely low
prices, viz:
10000 yds extra superine Carpeng at Is cts per yd
10000 g 6 fine do at 80 cts g
5000 " d" " do. at37d "
5000 " super extra fine do. at28 cts. &c
5000 60 striped, beautiful article at % cts. g
MATING.
10000 yds A white Mating, at 90 cts. per yard
10000 " 6 do. at 25 cts.
10000 " A Check do at 25 cts. g
5000 " "a do do at 80 cts. g
OIL CLOTHS.
10000 yds superior quality CT Floor Oil Cloths at 50
cts. yer yard Also, Table and Piano Covers,
Rugs, Door Mats, Window Shades, &c.
NIB. Being connected with one of the largest Car
pet Establishments in New York city, we are enabled
to sell At New York prices which is % per cent less
than any other Carpet store in this city.
SHAW, SMITH s. co.
23e Baltimore street,
amid -eO2wif near Charles-st
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EHLT DUSALL ,as taken an OFFICE in EX-
Ma CHANGE PL.4CE three doors from the corner
Of South street, where he will all times be prepared
TO discharge the duties of JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE. lie will also attend 10 Conveyancing in all
its iorms-to the execution of Commissions, drawing
lnsOlvent Papers, Sc.
Having practsed law several years; and having been
a clerk in the II gh Court of Chancery, he natters
himself with the belief that he will be able give sa-
tstaction to those who may entrlst him with their
business. apis sw3t
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NHEAP AND ACCOM- MODAVING,

d NHEAP AND ACCOmMODAHING,
" TO CITY AND COUNTRY.
Our stock is complete in hest FAMILY GROCE-
RIES, select brands of FLOUR, and first quality OF
Mill FEED, OATS and CORN Our terms are Cash,
We can afford TO sell at snail profits and will do it.
To the city we would say-Goods delivered gratis
(5- To the country offer liberal barter, and the
use of our safe and cOmmodous wagon yard, with
good stalls and sheds, free of charge,
A. w. GOLDSBOROuGH s CO.,
No 229 East Baltimore ST.,
apis corner Strawberry alley.
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ANHEAP PAPER HANGINGS. Just re
q ceved a large lot of fresh Spring AMERICAN
PAPER HANGINGS BORDERS and FIRE BOARD
PRINTS which viii be sold at exceedingly low prices.
Q3- Paper Hanging of every description done in the
ALWAYS on hand, a general assortment of Window
BLINDS; CANTON MATING; OIL CLOTHS,
Sc, all of the very best quality, and for sale low.
JOHN Z. HOLLAND, 46 Gay street,
ap32 near the Odd Fellows Hail.
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49, FOR SALE SALE. XAhUAnLE AND

TSsSSA CHEAP HOUSES, FARMS AND BUILD
IRskN ING LOTS Two fine Dwellings in Green
81. near Lombard at $1,000 each; handsome
dwelling with beautiful side and front yard in Park
ST. near Madison $2200 de .irabIe dwelling on east
baltimore ST. 5000; | in east Pratt ST. near Exeter
S!S0O; in Sharp 81. near Wesleyan Chapel $4,000:
IN south PaCa 81. near the bend $1,000; in west Lex
lngton ST. near Plscau's Row, good large yard S20O0
N Mulberry st east Of Pine Sl6C0; do do. west of
flnc SlOOO; very large and substantial three story
dwelling and store Howard st near Saratoga at
$500; , handsome houses in Monument st. near Con
sututlon S125 each 3 in Monument ST. near Canal,
with deep Lots at $500 each; in Gay ST. near Fayetrc
mt S3lOO; in Asquith near Monument $50; | Oppo-
site Caroline Church; l in Albemarle Il. 81 2OO ] in
Broadway $1,000; also many others.
FARMS FOR SALE. A very splendid and yalua-
Bile Farm, miles north Of Baltimore. in desirable
neIshborhO0d, containing about 1876 acres of superior
Land with good mprOvemt MS, will be sold cheap
divided and sold in separae parts as there several
very desirable buildings sites and valuable water
power on il.
Farm of % acres l3 miles from Baltimore on the
Philadelphia Railroad at Sl2 per acre. Farm with
good Improvements, containing Is acres of good Land
situated miles out the Frederick Turnpike; | of -
acres, , miles out the Hartford Road; ! of lS2 acres
near Randalstown on the Liberty Read, IL miles from
Baltimore; country seat of IL and good i'm
prOvfmen tS, the first toll gate the IlOokstown
Road. good Farm near Point Of Rocks and Chosa-
pcake and Ohio Canal of 400 acres at only 10 per
acre, would be exchanged for city property; of IS
acres miles out the Bel-Air Road OF 100 acres, Ia
miles out the Reisterstown Road with new improve
mentS; also, 30 o theirs not enumerated here.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AND LEASE
In every desirable location at the reduced rates
Several well secured and permanent Ground Rents
for sale Apply to BENZ. BOND, or
GEORGE GELBACH,
Real Estate Agents, 40 Second street,
opposite TrpOlett'S alley and the
app Water Co.'S Office