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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

The Galveston News, speaking Of The proeia-
nation of the Mexican General Melia, says
"Capt. Foster, OF the Woodbury., informed US
tina, this warike document was sent by mes
senger to Gen. Taylor when he was within few
miles OF the Rio Grande. Upon reading II Gen.
T. threw it back TO the messenger, saying that he
might tell Cen Mejia, in answer, that his army
would eneamp on the banks of the Rio Grands
that night, which was accordingly done, regard
les. OF the fearful threat of the manifesto, that
the banks of the Rio Grande shall be witness OF
the ignominy of the naughty sons OF the N rth,
and its deep waters shall be the sepulchre o.
those who dare approach them"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

We hear from undoub,ed authority, (says The
N. o. JefTersonian of the 2lstD by an arrival
Yesterday from Vera Cruz, that Santa Anna was
hourly expected in that city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

TN GHANCERY-VIncr.I.:- AT Il Cour; u ,Su4t
! iy Session, held Tor King William Ceuniy 81
Court House, on Monday, the 23d day Of March, :
Reuben Davis, painir
against
Oscar D. Llpscomh and Banss l.ipscomh, heicnt1r
The defendant, Oscar u. Lip,comb, not hasln. AZ
ed his appearance and given security accordir.
Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of ms Court, AMI Il,
Fearing hy satisfactory evidence hat ne y q IN
btant Of this Commonwealth /, is ordered rh,ttlr
defendant, Oscar u. Lpsccmb, do appear here
frat day OF the June term Of TIL, toGs. lt4
swer the hill OF the PLAINTIFF AMI that COPY 81 -;
der bs forthwith inserted in se.nc newspaper 'ubrL
in The CIV Of Richmond. for two month, suto,..e
and another copy bs posted al Tho front door Il
Court House u this county.
Copy. TeSe,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-31
From the 81 Louis ReueiHe.
a Yankee Isa "a Coal Screen.
ny JOE MILLER, JR.

In order to load the coal boats on
the Lahigh canal, a short but steep in
clne6 plane Of about one hundred and
fifty feet in length, is made at the chute
which runs from station house on
the side Of tn mountain, 10 large cir
cuar revolving screen. To the load
ed car is attached "A rope which draws
mp an empty car, and. arrived at the
screen, the lower end Of the car is sud-
denly uuboIted, and the coal is shot
with great velocity into hopper; this
conveys it directly into the screen,
which has three large chambers, thro'
which coal Of az many sizes is rddled
out, and shot, by scuppers, into just as
many boats, waiting for different dcs-
criptions ofihe article.
few months since, Yankee ofthc
genuine breed, quite inquistivc, but
more verdant than a Yankee should
be, gained the station house, and gaz-
ed with wonder at the contrivances.
He peculiarly admired the swiftncss
with which the loaded car descended
and cmptied it, load and the velocity
with which it returned to give place TO
another.
Shortly his attention was attracted
By SEEING laborer mount one of the
NH ears about TO m Ike the descent.
Going to slidc?' inquired he.
ayes, going to chute; won't you goi"
.'WaI, guess III stop bit, and sec
you do it,"
The car swiftly descended, and, ere
il reached the hopper, the passenger
Jumped off safely.
"Do you do that often?" inquired he
of ono Of the lsborers in the station 7.
house.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-31

mules and half dozen beautiful tents
were also captured. Killed, none.--
Wounded eight,
Fierce Struggle The most SAN
culinary of the various conflicts be-
.tw en- the two hostile forces. during
the three DAYS. seems 10 have been on
the 2l,t, of which lively description
is given in the following extract from
one of HIS letters in the Picayune ex-
ira of yesterday:
Major Mansfield, of the Engineers,
rcconnoitred the enemy's works on the
might Of the 10Th, but could obtain no
very accurate information, although he
approached very near to some Of them
on the heights. On the Goth, Lieut..
Scaritt and Lieut.. Pope were sent out
to reconnoitre the works, Scaritt on
the right and Pope on the left of the
town. The latter approached and dis
covered a battery on the extreme left,
and was exposed to fire Of cannon
and mu-ketry, from Lancers, from
which, after finishing his observations,
he retired in safety. On the night OF
the 3Oth the mortar and howitzer bat
teries were placed in a position to play
on the strong holds around the citadel.
The action commenced on the morn
ing OF the 2lst, by the opening of these
two batteries Col. Garland's brigadc
were ordered TO move TO the left, for
The purpose of storming the battery
discovered by Lieut.. Pope the day be-
fore, and to occupy, if possible, tho
lower part of the city.
Major Mansfed, Capt. Williams
Ivnd Lieut.. Pope were ordered in ad-
vance TO select the most available
point Of attack, and to direct the move.
ments Of the column upon it. Three
companies were thrown forward a:
skirmishers, and advanced rapidly To-
ward the works, followed by the Brig
ade in line Of battle, under cross firt
Of artillery from the citadel and fort
and heavy fite Of musketry. The
lcoiuH'H chhi ecu iHto d SUI doouI wv
hundred yards from the battery, pass
ed the works entirely and effected ar
entrance TO the iowa. After advanc
ing rapidly about four hundred yard.
beyond the battery they came immc'ia.
tcly in front of masked battery Of ar.
tillery. which swept the street com.
plelely by its range. The barricades Of
the streets at sixty yards distance from
The head of the column were lined with
Mexican troops, who. entirely cover
cd themselves, opened murderous dis
charge Of grape and muskctry upon
the advancing column. Every house
in the street was pierced, for musket-
nv, and cnfiladcd the street in every
direction.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-31

has excited deep sensation of sorrow
and regret throughout our whole COM
munity - Monroe Gozette.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-31

mules and half dozen beautiful tents
were also captured. Killed, none.--
Wounded eight,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-11
Wetttwob, ben 1lten O>drn 1916.

9ttdt ohne belonberes 8er9nI9en feline qeraue
Ieh1'tHtB a1strdme Su fcnnen, nabm ltuu Der gBrtb
plas De, le1em Safe, uno be9ann 1einen oufmerfIa-
men 3ubprern 5u er5dbien uno ais er nit feiner Sc
ld1lchtser5ablun9 9eenoet bate, ieste er btu,t:
''ee5n Der SuoenQale tpohnt nun Elm GIhlern, beut
Ger Sobn oes eeot oaS oaus ilberIoen obne Zn6 bis
er w1eoertebre, nno penn oas nbt mebr Ien cQte 70
lei'e fetn ei9eu.' :
''llno tpie sebts Dem Manne uuo ben Seineu 2'
tra9te barauf bic jnr9e fd6ne Srou.
'3errltd!" fo9te Der 9Srtb. "gs 1T eire Grcuee,
ple Ger W3ann td erbplt bat, uno we er cine ic6ue
3dh 9elelen nebmen muBte, uno nun bereit it, pe1u
Ger g'9entbumer surldfehrt f1d Elm ei9uc6 srpBes
SauS sn bauen.'
Ole 5pet Mdnner uno Die id1ne jun9e Srau Iabeu
ilob beeeutun9sOoll an.
'@s eD nno beibe ein eigen!" prod, bnrauf Der g.
ne, uno lmen la9en jene eioe, ro Die anoere iuuoe
|Sraulab ite freunoltd AT.
''9Etr aber nollen al6 @bren ltuter @6rilfen aud,
ipohrei1," 1este Der etre Srenoe freuotg tnSu.
Der Qeuet9te Qeler miro es errotbeu baben tper es
mar: Stmern lno Die lebtbe Dina, Die ais iuuoe
Srau tprtltd nod fdoner mar, bonn ais Oe6bcten.
Setoe baten IN Slmeream, wpbin Ite nit bfm Ocftpr
9e5c9en, oa6 Wort bes@oan9eliuns nGber fenuen uno
oerebren 9eertt, uno hatten alsoaun Die Saufe emp
tnn9en, uno nad be: 2oufe e9nete Der 0orne bie@be
slorane uno lener Dtna, uno Sinecu fitbrte ei oof
er Wd9ole'n gum 9ltare, c0s d, crfprcn Sie lie
Sen ild in Sranffurt fortbin nieoer uno fahen pie(
9ndlo1e Gage. Der Dottor nber erf1br re, baB er
lelblt oen erdInSen, Der i'm etnf meuheln ppte 70
lpte er nldt ahnen tcnnte, oaB Der Sfiser aus Dem
0eere oes 9rGfen bon Qalattd, een er i'm locfpitae
ais fd1mer @rranften bebauoelte, iener Opbenela ei
Der thm 70 ote Qetos oerurcdt 1nb Der enoldb nad
olelen gedt6en elenbi9lb inn oppitale farb rnb in
SranffArt Iein @jrabfano. &. SO. 6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-11
Ser S6neeifurnt.

Die Berdbte bon Der Meeresthlfe lauten b6obfl Be.
trnbeno. Der Sdneeifurm bon Samfaenad,t uno
Spnntag Wecr9en erwe5 b als Der befti9fe, telster
felt ptelen 5abren etttra Der Mrafmet{er iobreibt:
'sln een9 Sead mar Der Starm beftiser, als rgeno
Elm onberer felt Sotren ,peiter filbid,, am Squom
Sead1, mar es Der fbltumlte Sturm felt 20 cabren.
Bon 8arnesat taben mir nod nidts eebbrt, filrten
aber Shlln,mife. alten Seiten beribtet man,
oae Die Suite NIT Sdtfstrin,ntrrn becedt fe."
!Rebre flene Sahrsen9e ifraneeten an gtaten S.
ano uno Die Wherften erlitten Sroee Seibdo9un9en.
Dae padetldif Sobu NRntltrn> BON 9eeuorleans
mad NeuDcrf euernb, 1T bel Squan sdnsld oerlpren
ee9anSen NPit ibm Serun9Iiiften ,nebr as 40 gero-
nen
0tabe BET iou ein anbereS Sot, ebenfaIs Elm pacset
BON Ncucrleans> auf ben grnnb 9elanfen iein
Das Shif Srleans melhee am "a. Sauuar bon
Sieucreans 1ad) Nengorf abiesele, TT seihettert.
Der Sdconer 9ae9iifer, NIT einer eabuns Rrrn bon
0epbcrn, 9crb Carolina, fpmnlenb tranoete be Gong
Branh.-gin paiIa9ier 1T ertrunfen
9tahe BET e9t Der Sd,ppner picneer ppn9Jrppibence,
ebenfalls 9eftranbet
Das pilOtbOct Waarp gleaner 1T bod ape trpac.s
aufs eanc 9etpcrfen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-11
81 Il slanb.

9lnfnnft oes Sampfibthes uGan1bria.
Das Dampfldihf Cambria" felt oem 4. Sebruar
BON euerpool unterwe9s> Fam am Donnetitas III 30
rihten bon @nsanc unb benz eurcpaiiden Geitlanee
9ebradt.
Die nrn @ng glanb erhaltenen 9tad,rtbt en fInb
dueer frieoltder 9lrt unb Die oanbelsberte fir bas
comn,ersielle publifum bieeits bes Sseans bon Der
eroBten Mdttsteit. Sosenber slrtifel Der eiperpoo
European Gmes fdiloert ben 9e9enipdrtisen Stano
Der gerbdltnie feitens Gnslaub se9eniber ben Der.
st., unIers @raebtenS auf stemltd, rtdbtise Weie
yDas Dautpfihif v@ambria" brinst Die erfreulidten
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-03-11

IL: : AZ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-16
AMUSEM ENIS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE

ACH tNGE or PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING
EHR ALEXANDE r returns his grateful
ID M thanks 10 the Ladies and GentIemtn of Rain
more for the very liberal patronage and encourage
heht extended to him during hts sotourn in the mo-
influential city. He has been persuaded both by " mi
ne deems ms interest, and the solicitations and adj
vice Of his friends, 10 remain for SIX NIf;lT'S9
LONGER, commencing
On MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10.
during which time he will have The pleasure Of in
PHILOSOPHY and MAGIC of the rnlst pleasing
and extra ordinary description. Ie will repeat those
only which have proven the most acceptable, and he
hoPeS MS efforts 10 Dcase may not be- made in vain
uGP' Fnr ar iculs,s, = e small bills.
W. BoXes-First and Second Tiers 80 Cents-Pl
and Gallery Is Cents
UJ3' seats may be secured during the day from 10
A. NJ until O'Clock, P. NJ
f-DoHTs open at Recommending at half past
O'Clock, precisely. fri II
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FREE EXHIBITION

EDLUmHE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
& LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
ablished in 1910, and awarded the Medal -Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest Honnrs by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
spectivey, for the most beautiful colored DagueTreo
types, and best apparatus erer exhibited.
2O5 BALTIMORE ST., Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewelry Store
PENNSYLVANlAA AVENUE, Washington city.
No. 25l Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
U5-PoRTRAITs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
T- Apparatus, Instructions, and ali Materials fur
nshed
Any editor disposed TO copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. olaf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-16
No. 335 Baltimore street.

AA AHTED. A number OF active MEN, To ira
w vel as AGENTS for the sale of new and non
uIar publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
ana Middle States and the Canadas. Each man will
De insured s30O per per year, in writing, and
bove his expenses, with an opportunity of clearino
%lUoO per year and more, if active. Each man will
nave his own district 1t will be necessary for them
10 nave at least from S25 to $50 to obtain good fit
jug OUT no one need apply unless he has that sum- il
neg our object to establish good agents and give Them
snch a chance as no one else can offer them Apply
AT the office of the United States Publishing Compnnv
corner OF BALTIMORE ami NORTH SITS, Jarvis
Buldine) up stairs--entrance No. Jarvis, Bmildin~
Leuers post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
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NOW FOR BARGAINS!
AUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS

- bought on the most reasonable terms, consisting
Il CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs, JEANS, sArTl-
posed of for cash, and all who wish to supply
themselves 20 per cent. less than the usual price,
sill do well TO call at the cheap cash store,
\ No. 80 MARKET STREET.
Als0 choice selection of WINTER GOODS, OF
every description, which will be sold at cost, viz:
Calicoes; DelaiHes: CashmeTeS: Apacas; VelvetS;
Merinoes; Plaid ClOakings; FlanneIs; Shaker knit
Drawers and Wrappers; Shdws; Blankets; Ticking;
aleached and Brown Muslins; Sheetngs; Ginghams;
Paper Muslins; Cambnps; Weddings Spool C0uons!
Yestngs and Tailor5' Trimmings; Hollands; Irish
Linens; Table Diapers! Merinoes, ShrtIngs, &c.
Now is the time. Any thing in our line at cost
Fully satisfied that for quality and style goods
cannot be beat and as TO our prices we defy compe-
:ition. splendid assortment of Ladies' worSted
Lambs wool and Alpaca HOSE.
J.LEE WEBSTER s. co.
No. 30 Baltimore street,
sal9 3 doors of Frederick.
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A NLOSING OFF STOCK OF WINTER
" DRY GOODS. As the season is far advanced
VIII now offer great Inducements to Buyers of FAN
CY and staple DRY GOODS, having on hand n fresh
and full Stock, bought win care this fall in this and
eastern markets, although do roes, TO sell with.
out regard to cost, yet will sell many tcles AT and
LESS THAN COST, and feel assured that buyers will
una IL to heiI advantage call before making their
purchase.
large stock OF Rich SILKS
White Damask very Itch for evening DressFs)
large stock French and English Cashmere
DO do do MOuseIin de LANES
Shawls, Shawls and Scarfs
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings
Blankets, Flannels, MarseilIes Quilts Linen Sheet
mgs, Cotton do, domestic Goods of all kinda
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. 900 Baltimore ST.
u1l near Charles st.
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6NNLY n FEW DAYS LONGER. The

6NNLY "A FEW DAYS LONGER. The
W subscriber has to give possession of the store he
now occupies shortly, and will continue TO sell great
Bargains IN Combs, Buttons Thrcnd, Pins, Needles,
Also, a very extensive assortment OF Gold Pencils,
Brcastpins, Ear rings, Fmger-rings, Keys Chains to
get er with large assortment of Perfumery, Staple
and Fancy Goods, &c. Persons wishing to get goods
50 per cent less than b. bought elsewhere in the
city, had better call the store will be closed
in a few days. DON'T forget the place.
No. ll2 Baltimore-st
jal-tf ELIAS HALE,
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BALTIMORN MuSEIIM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS
CORNER or BALTIMORE & C.akYERT- SITS
lMPOREANT ALTERATION!
o. Day visiters admitted in the evening FREE
benefit nights
BENEFIT OF MRS. WILKINSON.
FGsBl& EVENING. Jan. 10th, viii be performed
~ KENT DAY. Bufrog, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
Polly Briggs, Ms WATTS.
ng-hy Miss CANNON, Mr., WILLIAMS
and Mr. MACKLIN.
TO conclude with sHIPWRECKED SAILOR
Mrs WILKINSON.
GI7-FOr pnrlicul9rs see small bills
VS. Abundance IS cts, children under 10 years Of
age, ~ cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely II
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ENLANK BOOK MANDATORY.

I'D Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books,
Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bank Books, Memo
.andum Books, &C., fill and half bound, of every
variety of size aud pattern, on hand made to
der with prom lmrss in the most substantial manner,
Of the materials. warranted 10 give s.tisactiOn
CHECKS on the Banks OF Baltimore.
Notes and Drafts; Bills of Ladna; Rail Road Re
seipts: Stamps; School Books of every description;
Miscellaneous Books in great variety-with general
assortment of STATIONERY. Purchasers are re-
spectfully invited to examine the sto X all of which
sill be sold on moderate terms, wholesale and retail
JOSEPH N LEWIS,
ina No SIG Baltimore
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\. Y. CIRCUs-FRONT-sT. THEATRE.

N T. OIIlOUo-F nun ISL, I THEA TKE
MANAGEMENT BY N. A. HOWES.
BENEFIT OF MESSRS. HOWES 4 TURNER,
THNHIS tFRIDAY) EVENING, January lG.h.
IL will commence with a FIREMAN'S SUM
MONS TO SCENES OF LANCER, in which The
Company will appear in fu character.
Song, by Mr. CREIGHTON.
Master NIXON in his Feats of Horaemanshp.
Mons. LIE THORN in his Cannon Ball Exercise
Mrs. NIXON N. B. TURNER as the Alamaude.
Mr.. VIM. COLE as the Indian Rubber Man,
Mrs. COLE, will appear az Smoklenska
Great IIercuean Feats, by Mr. SCOTT.
N. B. TURNER on |, 3, 3 aud Horses
New Song, by DAN RICE.
Master NIXON as the Young American Tar
Mr.. COLE will introduce his Fog Billy
TO conclude with The DOCTOR IN TROUBLE,
in which DAN RICE turns Doctor, kills his Patient
and makes his Escape in Balloon.
Box 25 cts.-Pt l2l, II
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DIR. LEACH,

TENO THE PUBLIC. The subscriber desires
n to call the attention of the public TO his large and
well selected stock OF FALL ana WINTER DRY
GOODS, which he is closing out wholesale aud retail
at very IeduC, prices, and which is not to be sur
embracngevery variety OfCLOTHS, CASSIM ERES,
q BLANKETS, FLANNELS and DOMESTICS, and
general variety Ofadies' Dress GOODS, SHAWLS,
sc. THOS. T. Nelson, SIS Baltimore ST.,
i9-eO2w 3 doors above Gay street.
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nR. sWEETzER'S EXTRACT

MI Of LIVERWURT AND ZAP!
Vegetable Extract composed Of Tar, Bark and
EWtf"ort, Tor the cure Of Coughs, Consumption
Splitting of Blood, Asthma Bronchitis. Sore Tt,roa,
Group, Liver Complaint pain in the side and breast
ana All diseases arising from cold or disordered
condition of the lungs.
Inc proprietor of this preparation in offering il to
the public does under conviction of lis efficacy
IN curing the complaints for which il is recommended
inc alarming prevalence of pulmonary consumption
anu us extreme fatality in the United States renders
a medicine that will check its progress and Ivhrn
taken on the first appearance of cough or cold will
entirely prevent it-of extreme importance. Under
tle impression the Extract of Lvcrwnrt and Tar
VIII answer this purpose with better effect than auy
medicine hitherto prenared the proprietor hopes that
those afflicted will give it a tlial.
U3- For sale by SETH $. HANCE, No. leg Bat
more street, ana cor Charles and Pratt SITS. Also by
PERKINS, cdrner OF Franklin aud Green-sts and cor
Of Green and BaItimore-sts Thompson, cor. Howard
and Fayette sts; Tyler High and E. Baltimore
streets; and Hopkins FelI's Point. ia9
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SITUATION WANTED by a young man as a
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the business, and eau come highly recommended; or
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" w W. w wv GROUND RENTS
7 ANTT D. Apply to
ROND y GET Y NH


BOND = GELB.qCH
PeGE Estate AGENTS, No 40 Second ST
rr,,xs VINO OTTER tor sale a large variety of very
sA;stss1 cheap property. part of which we name:-
dfNgl large AID beautiful story dwelling with
aEsal. large back huildings-l0t 21l feet front no
uteP 10 an alley, ON Lexington. st near Charles st.
hz-ul Also spacious aud well arranged story
A.3H dwelling on w. Lombard st. near Howard ST.
tAasiA lot "a feet, l76 deep to an alley, with sta
bleS. This house will be sold very cbrap in fee sim
pie or with ground rent. do. in 81. Paul ST near
Franklin, S2,oOO in EXeterat. near CRANKY, sc 800;
a neat 2 story dwell ing on Madison-st. near Howard,
at only goodwill rent for $3.50; in w. Lexington,
st. near Pine, with passage AMI back huilding and
deeplot, only $25O; in Saratoga.st between Pine
ST. and Rnnaley-2 story, with attic aud bnck build
ing, lot ID by lis feet deep cost 81 400 to build viii
now be sold at only 81 300, in ymenta Of l. 2 g. d
ana years, Is under rent at $780, in Pitt-s near
Eden, at $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca st.
near Little Green, only $1,000; 3 in w Fayette- ST.
near Cove at 81 $50 each; 2n Harrison ST. near the
Synagogue; in Car0line-st. near Baltimore 5000;
in Wansbeck, near Hons ST., 1915 and $3.50; in
Gfanbyst near Exeter, $1,000; in CourtIand st. in
fee, S4,2Ol; very large and most desirable store with
dwelling on ~ side of Lexington ST. between Eutaw
and ioward-will be sold cheap on easy terms; and
MANY others
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
with advances
large number of FARMS for sale. TAl NIL