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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, Jan. =, lSiV.
Several bills reported from committees and order
ed 20 be engrossed, &c.
The bill to change that part of tho Charlottesville
turnpike road that lies between New Albany aud
Salient 10 a Railroad and auhorlsIng the formation OF a
company under the giving out the works 10 private
companies, was read third time aud passed The road
is authorised to be extended to White iiver.
The bill to authorize the superintendent of the Wabash
and Erie canal To employ an Engineer Nc, was ordered
To be ongrosscd
MIR Moore reported bill for the relief Of Mary Wood
aud others which passed to second reading also,
bill providing for compensation To Mafshals giving notice
to Presidential eecors which passed to second read
Ing
Mr. Shook reported bill to amend the act for the
of the State House, legislative papers, &c
which passed to second readng
Mr. Vandeveer reported bill To establish State road
in Dekab and Allen which passed To second reading
The bill 20 require plaintiffs III Washington county
give security for costs IN certain cases therein named
read three times and passed
Th, bill to incorporate the Wabash Navigation Com
pany ORDERED To third reading.
Mr. Icnton reported bill % antliorse Aaron IL say
err &c To build "a dam across the MIssssinewa river
read and passed To a second reading
MIR Cookery reported back tic bill Tor the punishment
of professed gamblers, with amendment punishins
Tho first offence by fine and Imprisonment IN the county
Jail, aud the second in the penItcnary.
On motion of MIR. Baker, the bill aud amendment wa
laid the table
Mr. Baker reported bill requiring certain acts tina
take effect from aud after their passage TO he published
in newspapers at Indianapolis; which passed to secone
reading.
Tho committee, having the subject in charge, ascer
famed from the publishers Of the two leading papers
that the expense OF publishing said laws would be ro"
30 10 60 dollars taking laws OF last session for data
Execution LdicS.
Mr.. Osborn of Laporte reported bill 10 amend thu
execution laws that real shall hereafter sell 10
one half its appraised value, deductng all lncunbrance
and liens and personal property when selected by th'
defendant be sold for the best price will bring, ant
when selected by the plaintiff at one half lis appraised
value deductng membranes The provisions OF tn
bill TO apply 10 debts contracted after the first of Ma,
next and none other which passed TO n second reading
The bill for the relief OF James Miller, was read tire
tunes and passed.
Mr. Micke reported bill TO abolish the necessity
special legislation in Adams and Jay counties, In relation
TO road tax; passed TO a second reading.
! Mr. Henry reported bill dIvorcing Peter Johnson
which passed IA second reading
The bill for the benefit of supervisors OF Scott wa
read third time and passed.
The bill o amend the Incorporating the Micbga
road company south Of indianapolis was ordered to b
engrosseJ.
| MIR Henry reported bill dvorcing Mary Ann Banks
which passed lie a second reading
Mr. Thompson reported against the petition Tor attach
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a CRASH AT Williams CoLLEGE.-A letter in
the Newark Daily Advertiser contains the following
intelligence
short time since, while all the students at
prayers, loud, deaicuing sound was heard sound
lnp like the wreck q and crash of worlds.
Uncertain what it might be, President, Professors,
and all quickly rushed to the door, and what was their
constcrnatior when they the roof OF the College
had cavcd in leaving its upper story total mass OF
ruins The damages reckoned at about 81 900,
and consultation is in progress rs to what is best to
be done 1t is thought by some the result Will be a
decision to tear down the building and build another
larper and better: which conclusion assuredy would
be very desirable. How much the furniture, books.
&c. of those rooms in the upper hall are damaged,
vet remains TO be ascertained
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TIE MARKETS.

CTNCTNATT Dec 30Ice SUI running IN The tiver,
prospect Of resumption Of navigation in
a day or two. .
Hogs-Pces well sustained, and sales were made OF
lots al prices ranging om ~ $500 From wagons sales
were freely made at - To 81 %.
Flour.--ln small lots at S325as3l.
PRovrsloys-A sale of S73 Hams from block al S.
600 do at SIC; about 900 lots since last Friday
$500 $50 bbis No LAID. city rendered, at s6sc lie
remark that this is considerably below the general
,lew of sellers. Chrcaicie
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large cotton mandatory is about TO be started
in Peoria Illinois. Fifty gentlemen in that place
have taken hold of the enterprise, and ii is supposed
q u,;U oo ahead
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PATENT LETTER BALANCES.

UCST received Letter Balances with pencil
ID and the mostconvensn and
ought avail himself
Of tbs opportunity get they all be tpld fhs'rh
pr,oe- az W. II TALBoTT's. "a
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than BrchfeId and recommended its passage laid
table
large number Of bills were read Tie second time and
referred or passed to the second reading.
The Senate then adj urned.
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4 CARD.

HHy would hes 20 friend, aud the com
w that hand, ard receiving gc
OF .Nvchdnf adapted for the country tacs,
for wholesale and retai AT the lowest market
sale VIII be cash. ns equivalent we
constantly purchase almost every article OF Produce, and pay
the highest market price IN Goods or Cash!
Further particulars
dian is, I, lsi6. t6 SMITH, HANNA r. Co.
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Do nd coored ncr quaties--atout same o. scouht-
Frcnc Ginahams-fcrIner price 37c-now selling ~ eSe
Cashmeres DE LANES aud other dress goods-a cost,
Sh,.Is of ,yey d,nc,i.tion do
goods at all kinds, 90
inertassco l2lc-Bonnet kaoo's IRON ~ 10 DC
great discount
Gloves Hosiery Stocks Collars Bosoms snd Trimming NJ cost
yards Caicocs, fine variety, al cost
Eannei, Jeans Cloths Domestic Sooos
&C. &c.
that many flaming bs issued headed selleG
merely DECEIVE he public, vii stann " 10
nas the prices Of our % - TAT ne
possible; object SELL aud have adopsca is course IN
all he nesnen ct the season.
without having goods The shelves from ytsI" ear.
Nor's'
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Duh sil>S hcucCCt
Brown John
Brenton Miss Elizabeth
Black Mrs Ruth Ann
Bumes James
Birkhalt Mrs Mary P
Bnshrood Thomas
Brush John Is
Beard Zebulon
Bry an Luke
Babe Mrs
James Blades and others
Brown James
Cone Uriah
Carroll Mrs Martha
Chamberlain Z VI
Christian Jno
Canine Richard
Crawford X
Cheesman Joseph
Carmichael IA
Cooper Robert VI
Cressey Reyi I r
Chambers Juo
Campbell Thomas
GROCER Jno
Cahoon r
Curry Mrs Lucy
Castle and Long
Cherry Thos p
Clark William
Combs Jesse
Cotton Mrs Amanda
Chavers Mrs Susannah
Cunningham Hugh
CLARK Joseph
Chapman Miss Lydia
d
Downing r c
Diety George
Davis Martin
Donavan Mrs K {
Donnel |
Dill GIeenly
DedrIck Martin
Dawson Jas NJ
Dawson Mr. Esq
Dawson David
Daniels DIR David
Dunn Geo 6
DusenbeIry Nathl
r
Evans George w
Evans Mrs iiameale
Echals Joushua
EldIidge Alanson or Ira
L
Frazier Miss Adaline
Franklin William
Foster WIN
FOulk James
Finch Hiram G
Gregory X c
GeIsendorf G w
George Elizabeth
Gott MIS- Ann w
GRADER Ernst
Gray James
GOrmln Eb0user
ieol &c Lewis
Grinder William
Griffith Miss Elizabeth
Gnonson sidney ii
Ii
Hobb, Levi
Harrison Mrs Sarah
Harris OK Jesse
Hanna 4, Il
Heaion En-
Holiday Jas "
Holloway t. w
Hetsi ge>eI Saml
Holloway ThOs
Hams " N Ii
Hay Geo ID
Hall F:anklln
Harfsock Nelson
Huntington VIM
iieady Miss Jane
ding Benz
Harrison Jacob
Hensly Isaac
Iiager J n
Holgen Mrs AIksey
Hedrick sophia
Holiklc WIN
Handing Robt
House Eliiha
Halves Miss Lydia
Houston Sdml
Hilditch Saml
iieull VI X
Irwin Mis- Racheal
Johnson WIN
Johnson Jos
JoTdOn J II
X
kile Nathl
kecIner J mes
komple a
King VIM
King Ssml
knowcleI Chas
kitching CLARK
kieser Ernst
Lsanatd c
lane Jas II
Lcileris James
Lawson Joseph
LambclsteI Edward
Lcanard Mrs o
Lane J III
Linn Jas S (pIintcil
Moore Saml
Murry Jno a
66-?y
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gU>E partnership between the nndesfn
a ed, firm Smrh T. Hama i tbs
day dissolved Persons having demands against
for lqudation-ihose persons
respectfully call aud make ,et MIN
out further nanr ADOLPuJs SMITH.
u.celnher 4 1915 CO " &. HANNA.
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NOTICE.

vuNnE subscribers have this day formed CO partnership TOT the
n under
=. u. l.. SMITH.
" e. HANNA.
f,aiaaapolls Ian I lss6 &C ADOr.PtICS n. SMITH.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post ofhcc. Indianapolis, Indiana
HI January !, 1916.
OErPersoas calling for these Letters ria please say
AID VERTTSED.
The inland postage on all letters or papers for
foreign countries must be prepaid, otherriss they
annot be forwarded
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-22

HnAh DOLLARS RE WARD. DOCTOR
IL WV SrORM'S SPECIFIC COMPOUND for
The cure OF GonOuhHa, elects, Structures, Diabes or
difficulty in making water, and all other unnatural
discharges from the uretha of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known to fail, TO
effect permanent cute, one too, in the shortest pos
sbIe tim: Should this medicine fail 10 effect a cure,
where it has been taken according to directions,
turn the empty vial and get back The money. Why
then spend both time and money with such quack nos
trums cannot be depended upon; when, for 81 you
purchase pleasant, safe, at speedy cure, com
posed solely of vegetable substance? One hundred
dollars will be paid TO any one who will produce
medicine to equal this compound, or who will prove
that il con aims any mineral substance whatever.
N. b. This medicine can be had of James P. Viii
hanson, cor. High and Gay-sts. 20. IT,; Jos. Saw
YER of Paca and Pratt sts; and of E. Y Forney,
cor. OF Clay and Eutaw-sts.
In Washngton--of e. Scott, corner OF 7th-st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner of
9th ST. and Pennsylvania Avenue. jail
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a., CfSIiSN EK's kINGIN EIlsS' ANA ME-
- CHANICS' COMPANlON-A new work Just
published, illustrated with 81 engravngs
The articles on Steam, and the Steam Engine, as
also Locomotives, Railways and Friction are from
the fastest European publications, and contain all the
improvements of the day on these subject The arli
Gle on Friction is from the pen of Mons MORN, Pro-
fessor in the University of Paris prepared for The
Press under the sanction of the French Government,
and is a most invaluable article. For sale by
JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
ial3 No. 276 Baltimore street.
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la u m J, IT. NNHC KDNIT ITfONNIDN,
THYO TEACHERS. A hourishing SeIe, school
n situated in one of the most desirable sections
nl Baltimore, will be transferred, by the Principal
to some competent person, before the tenth of Feb
ruaty. The present income of the school is between
nj 900 aud 81 200 a year. Applicants addressing
III l.. e." through the post Office with real uamC
aud residence post paid will meet prompt attention
NJ Applicants to obtain the School NUT come
suitably recommended. a20 If
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLLIDAY STREET. THEATRE
4 ASH Night OF

a ASI Y HUH Z UF7
IA HERR ALEXANDER!
TINS "wednesday EVENING, Jan. 2lst, will
close the series of entertainments given by this uni
vailed Magician, duting period of FIFTBEN sue
CESsIVE NIGHTS, A selection of his best frpc-
tnnen'S has oeen made for the occasion, which he
feels confident cannot but give satisfaction.
TO MORROW Crhlrsday) EVENING, he has
consented 10 give
GERMAN EXHIBITION,
at the earnest solicitation of many of the German
citizens of this city which will positively conclude
his sOrees in Baltimore. II
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TALVANIC RINGS! GALVaNIC RINGS!
WT warranted the genuine English Ring of supe-
rOr finish, received this day large lot, which will be
sold by the single Ring or dozen, by GABRIEL d.
CLARK, Water street, second door from Calvert ST.,
who has also received a large assortment OF new
JEVVEI.RY and WATCHES. 1913
AEOORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In
1yH offering this valuable Medicine for SALE the
subscriber would inform the public that is quack
remedy all diseases, nor is it recommended as
for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
ceipt of the late DR.. Moore, of Philadelphia, and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections. 1t will also be found useful in the Incl
pient stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from 1t Ose who have derived bene
fit from its use, hut it is deemed unnecessary as a
trial of il will he sufficient recommend ton al! It's va
iue as a remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES 3. BARRY,
nl2-f No. 1872 Baltimore street.
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FREE EXHIBITION.
HALUFEBH NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
ia lERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEpOTE; Cs-
tablised in ls4O, and awarded the Medal, -Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest il0nurs by the Institutes
Of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
spHctvey, for The most beautiful col0Tsd DagWcrreo-
iyPcs, and best dPpGTstas exhibited.
4U5 BALTIMORE ST. Baltimore, adjoining Camp
bells Jrwelry store.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
No. 15l Broadway, New York.
~ Court street, Boston
1875 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
&LS~roRTRAtrs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style,
I3- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fun
niahed.
Anyedi'or disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. Oll-U
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VALUABLE LOT st DWELLING ON PITT
STREET AT TRISTEE'S SALE.
5si5I, By virtue Of Il Decree OF Baltimore County
aa,,1 Court, sitting as Court Of equity, the under
81hiH signed Trustee will expose for sale at pub
alBaiAlic auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
the I'd day Of February, at half past O'Clock P NJ ,
lot of Ground in The city ot Baltimore. ON the
north side OF Pitt street, 25 feet font, leo f. in Depth
more or less, situate rs feet east from East street.
The lot is in fee. The Improvements consist of d
two story brick hai'ding occupied a. dwellin.
TERMS or skLE-One- third cash; one bird at six
months; third ut twelve months; the credit paw
mcnts to be secured to the satisfaction OF the Trus
tee, and 10 bear interest from the day OF sale or cash.
at tie option of the purchaser For particulars OF
title, &c, apply 10
JOIN Il, ING, No. Law Buildings
ial3.enIs II. w COOL. Anctinncrr
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TAPIU2E. The subscriber has on hand a supply
W OF OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be
low the market price J. w. w. GORDON,
No 1872 West Pratt street,
ol3.co opposite Bait and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
a CUE AND FEVER sIFFECTUALLY
IA CURED ny TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recOmmC ahalions and certificates
OF EFFECTUAL in the possession OF the pro-
pr!elOr, but these Of 10 avail to the sufferer.
permanent cule is what he wants. and it is what he
will have, If lie takes the Pills according the tirec
tons Prepared only by Dr. G, X. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore Price 81
per box. jy7-eOu
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EWARRISON'S PIONEER
I'LL PERIODICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
Va | kJarvis, EuildiugSl North-st,

NEW BOOKS, yc. &c.
The Citizen of Prague, by Mary Hewitt, 25c; Mate
Burke, OF the Sea Born Boys, by lngraham, 25c; The
Prince and Queen, further supply 25c; Illustrated
New England Magazine, l9sc, or 81 80 per year; HUI
tGka or the Maid of The Forest, l2ac Life of John
b. Cough, l25c; Chambers EdinhUrg Journal for Jan.
1916 the most readable work in the world single CO.
pies 1870, or I'll 80 per aunum Lady of Milan, or Fl
deity unto Death, 2jc; Littell's Living Age, rich
No., lac.
NEWsPAPERS--For January l7th. The Western
Continent. spicy No, &c; Meals Gazette, 6!c;
Saturday Courier, &c; Saturday Evening Post, 6!c;
The Iris, SC.
ALSO Received, the ID No. of Hewitt's Excelsior
and New York Illustrated Times, beautiful No. l23c,
together with all the Popular Monthly Periodicals OF
the day. "
WIN HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
ial7 No | Jarvis Buildings, North-st.
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,eyT,s@, FOR SALE. A HIGHLY VALUABLE
HM;M FARM, beautifully situated miles from
MMiiu Frederick city, Md, containing about $50
&sailE- acres of Limestone Land, inferior to none
i'll the State Of Maryland.
The Buildings are numerous large and splendid
Few Farms offer greater inducements to purchasers.
Ii has the advantages Of healthy neighborhOOd, of
fine scenery, running streams of water, rich soil,
excellent soci ty, proximity to town, 10 market,
churches and schools, advantages seldom combined
and offrIe in the same property.
II will be sold on pleasing terms, and city property
or city stock taken in payment Apply to
b. BOND or GEO. GELBACH,
No. 10 Second street
ALSO FOR SALE. Several other FARM in diff
ferent locations, worthy the attention of purchasers
ja20
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N4LANrI BOOM 0lANUFACT0HH.

BDhANTI BOOK lIANUFACT0EY
hp Ledgers, Journals, Day Books. Casa Books.
Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bank docks. Memo
raudum Books, &c, Iull and half bound, Of every
variety of size and pattern hand or made to or
der with prOmDness, in the most substantial manner,
OF the best Materials warranted to give salts action.
CHECKS on the Banks of Baltimore.
Notes and Drafts; Bills of Ladina; Rail Road Re
ceipts; stamps; School Books OF every description;
Miscellaneous Books in great vafety-With a general
assortment of STATIONERY. Purchasers are re
speciuIly invited to examine the sto H. all of which
will he sold on moderate terms, wholesale and retail
JOSEPH N LEWIS,
ia3 No. 276 BaltimorP-st
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RR. sWEETzER,s EXTRACT

MAR. SWEETZER'S EXTRACT
~ OF LlVERWORT AND TAR!
Vegetable Extract composed of Tar, Bark and
Liverwort, for the cure of Coughs, Consumption,
Splitting of Blood, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Group, Liver Complaint, pain in the side and breast
and all diseases arising from cold or disordered
condition of the lungs.
The proprietor of this preparation in offering it to
the public, does so under conviction of its efficacy
in curing the complaints for which il is recommended.
The alarming prevalence of pulmonary consumption,
and its extreme fatality in the United States, renders
a medicine that will check its progress, and when
taken the first appearance of cough or cold, will
entirely prevent it--of extreme importance. Under
the impression the Extract of Livrrwort and Tar
will this purpose with better effect than any
medicine hitherto prenared, the proprietor hopes that
those afflicted will give il n trial.
0T3- For sale by SETH $. flANCE, No. lC5 Balti
mole street, and cor Charles and Pratt SITS. Also, by
Perkins, cdrner of Franklin and Green SITS. and cor.
of Green aud Batimore-sls; Thompson, cor. Howard
and Fayete SITS; Tyler, corner High and E. Baltimore
streets; and Hopkins, Fes Point. jas
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NNT ATCl4 ES! WATCHES! ~ ArUtA rs:
w 100 Gold Lever and Lepne Watches are now
offered for sale by GABRIEL d. CLARK, Whter-st.
second door from Calvert. These Watches are all
from the best makers, selected with great care and
therefore are warrantable. TO those who wish 10
purchase will sell low prices, to close the stock
PREVIOUS to receiving the large orders have now in
Europe, to arrive sometime in March or the first Of
April. ri Jil9
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SMALL POX, SCARLET FEVER, PLEURI-
~ sly, MEASLES, INFLAMMA1 ION OF THE
BOWELS, &c. The report of the health commits
soner shows how very PR vaent all of these diseases
are at present in the city; we therefore recommend
the use of DIR. MANN'S Ambitious or Liver PILLS,
as sure preventative and cureil is all impO
keep the bowels free-it is by this means we may
avoid taking most of the diseases of the day-to do
this, use in time DR.. Mann's Pills.
They may be had at the PrOprietor's Office, No 2
Basement Jarvis Building, corner Of NORTH and
BALTIMORE SITS, or of Messrs. Taylor, Wilde
& Co; of Il d Gilman, Washington City; o. nj. Lin
thicum, Georgetown, ID. c.; + j. Stansbury, Annap-
oils; and the different agents in this city. Price 25
cents per box. dig If
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FHSIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
II COPPER WIRE, &c sc.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, Ia tx, and extra skies
900 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x20, of bestChar
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia.
SHEET lRON-all direct importation.
20, 900 lbs. Braziers COPPER, assorted
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright and anRealed IRON WIRE
SO rolls SHEET LEAD, % to & lbs.
so pigs Banca TIM 100 plates SPEI.TER
Also, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, &c.
IG7- A full stock of Timers Tools and Peck's Nh.
chimes, TiRned and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper, sc,
For sale on liberal terms by
l.. PRATT & BROTHER,
AIS 6mif 81 and % s. Charles street.
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W 30 w iH q wv GROUND RENTS
WANTED Amply to
BOND a. GET Rgf'Jy

WAN II ~ Apply 10
BOND d. GEL3.4CH
ReHt Estate Aycntg, Ns. 10 Second 81
81 Who offer fer sale large variety of vcry
EssNSt cheap property, part of wAch we uamc:-.
HTsH large AID beautiful 3 story dwelling with
an-Ay,L large back huiIdings-lot 22i feet front no
deep 70 IN alley, on i.eXingOn.st near C,ares.st.
l,u,a Also spacious and well arauged2 story
M#s3 dwelling on w. Lombard 81. near Howard Il
t8SAs5s lot "a feet, IFS deep 10 an alley. with sta
bcs. This house will be sold very cheap in fee SIN
pie or with ground rent do. in ~. Paui-st near
Franklin, S2,eOO; in E1etcr-st near Cranky, Sc 800;
neat story dwelling on Madison-St. near Toward
at only S90G-will rent for $3.50; in W. Lexington
81. near Pine, with passage and back building, and
deep lot, only S2,5OG IN Saratoga st. between Pine
81. and Runacy2 story, with attic aud back build
ing, lot IA by lS feet deep, cost 8 400 to build VIII
now he sold at only g 800, in yments of l. ., 8,
and years. is under rent at $3.50; in Piitst. near
Eden al $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca ST.
near Little Green, Only $1,000; 3 in w Fayette ST.
near Cove, at 81 ,2jO eaCh lin Harrison ST. near the
Synag6gue | IN Caroline-si, near r Baltimore $500
in Wansbeck, near IlOlIms ST., S575 and $780, in
Granhy-st. near Exeter, $1,000; in Courand st. in
fee 81 200; very large and desirable store with
dwelling ". side of Lexington st. between Eutaw
and Iloward-will be sold cheap easy terms; and
many others.
BUILDING LOTS 20 Lease in every direction
some with advances
A large number of FARMS for sale. TAl NIL