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The a''sn gal failed again yesterday from beyond

The sa.,e'n gai failed again yesterday from beyond Charleston.
 MONTGOMERY, Dec ll-Coiton-The riser is now up for tho largest size boats and the Cotton beginning 10 20 down freely. The market. however. s not very live. We quote 6AM54e--chief sales eic. Stock on hand t, 1881 bales. a APALAcHIcoLA, Dec 5-Cotton-There have been stock Cotton this week. which Is sampled and ihe boards, but nothing has been done yet Holders hold the article above the views Of buyers.
 Stock on hand Sept l, ,isi6 i6............ l0ss Burnt since lst Seplsmber.......... 100
 -956 Received past week. ,4a2
 previossly. sly..................... T7e Total. -.'. ............ .--- S2lU Exportedpast week.
 previously. Total. So4 On hand and on shpboard not cleared. ,276 NEw ORLEANS, Dec 1l-coion sales for the past three days lsooo baes very taIl prices Ordinary siD si. mid sapsa, good mid si mid fair si0s}, fair siD l04c.
 Ffeishts-Foreign sctive and rates have advanced.- Six ships taken for Liverpool fd two for Hsvfs all lsc, and lie, fer hsrssilss las to lssd with ssttsa.
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Burningof tho CreoIo.

The suhioinsd account of the burning of the Mexi. schooner Creole, under the guns of San Juan de Uloa. is from an officer of tue Somers. There was louch of downright '' devil may care" courage about the transaction. which s refreshing as the adventures whereof we find mention in novels and songs of knightls r1nstrels It was boldly and gal. lany done, and eynces the rpeness of ,ur Navy for deeds of utmost daring. The narrative does not in lhe least deraci from the merit of the exploit he matter and the manner arc germain
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n E N IT TRY.
 0o-hR. LEE, having returned from the corntrv, would inform his friends and he public, that he will resume the practice of his profession al the same of- flee as heretofore, yz on the south east corner of Dauphin and Royal streets. Entrance from either street, near the corner, nov26tf
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DENTISTRY,

Wm. N. BIsPHAM, Dentist. 0o- Office on Sl. Francis street, second door be- w St Josepb nov3
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G GUNDRIES-50 bxs Sperm Candles hS 20 boxes Adamantine do
 20 bugs Rio Coffee
 bags Eng fish Split Peas
 hbs Red Peas; 25 bxs No Soap 10 hxs Chocolate; s do Coc.a 100 bx. Raisins; 50 half boxes do 75qr do 20 bxs Claret, for sale by deoI4 L MERCHANT & co.
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PrRLIC MEETING.

PUBLIC MEETING.
 0s-T will be n meeting of lbe Democratic Prrty of Washington county, at Barryton, on MONDAY, the 18th dav of January next, for the purpose of appointing Delegates to attend the State Convention for the nomination of a candidate for Governor al he ensuing election. A general atIen- dance Ia rpuuested
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n N N TVC nO V

DENTISTRY.
 6o-DR. K. 0. SHAW, Dentist Office at hrs residence No. 5l Dauphin-sIreet, over rhe Mammoth Shirt Depot. iyl
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Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, etc, O. MAZAN6sE & GA

CORNER OF WATER EXCHANGE STREETS 1 Are now receiving from England and Northern ci- ties, and will keep constantly hand n complete as ofeyery article In the Hardware ne Such as BAR lR0N-ROund Square and Flat;
 STEEL-Cast, German, Blister and Crowley;
 kAlLS-CnI and Wrought, from Sd to inches; HOLLOW WARE-American, French and English; TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY-A splendid
 assortment.
 Together with general assortment 0f every article usually found In their line which they invite the a- tsnIon Of Merchants md rianers oct2I
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LOOK oUT-Runawey from lte sub

R& LOOK OUF-Runawpy from the sub A scriber. residing near Alleaion, Wilcox co. "A Ala, two Negro fellows. The elder named A-s GEORGE, IS about B years of age. stout bu,lt, yellow compleeted has large bushv head of hair of his front teeth out, has large scar on which causes him to limp a ltle he is about feet 10 inches high, had on when he left new black dyed cotton Osnaburg pants, and a round woollen jacket. stripped with yellow; also had with him when he> Jeff blue coiionade frock coat.
 The other boy named WASH, is about l6 or IT years of age, dark complexion. and about feet or 9 inches high. had when he left, pair of home made hnsey pants filled with brown wool and q round packet of similar maternal
 Captains of steamboais are requested 10 keep look out for said boys, have every be- Iieve they have received pass from white and will endeavor 10 get some boat.
 liberal reward will be paid for their apprehen- sion by the undersigned, or his agents in Mobile, Messrs. Boykin & McRea.
 JB GRACE: dec7Mmdt Aenton. Wilcox CO.,. Ala. SIX WEEKS after lhs notice, appl icalion VI the renewal of the following Certificates located ln what Is known and called the French Grant, to wit: Certificates No. 1922 and l29a; AIoimenls No. 329 and 320, containing 209 e2-l00 acres originally tered bg Alexander 9t Ouirous. Aso-- Certificate Ro.-; Allome 33l No containing I20 acres, all in section l34, entered by Mark lewis Decave. The title of Government To said land being dispui- ed in 1885 by other claimants, he undersigned placed the Certificates in the hands of Francis S.. Lyon, Esq for adjudication, md they have since been lost or msIaid. Every effort has been made for their recovery without success.
 JEREMIAH AUSTILL. Mnb,Ie Octnber 17 19i6 octo6+cw
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s JOHN CAMERON would respectfully Call the -- attention of ihe public to his fine assorlmen, of Garden and Field Seeds, Fruit and Ornamen,aI Trees, Hardy Shrabs. &c. J. c. having just opened Store No 36 Royal si faiters himself that he can sell as cheap and furnish as good m article as any in his line. Country people wishing to buy will do we'll to call and examine for themselves = Native plants packed and labelled ready for oxpor. taiion Seeds put up to order and warranted fresh and genuine, as he will he constantly receiving fresh supplies from eminent cuItivator at rhe north. decI4
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Capt. WERE. Of the ill,nois Volunteers. under command of Gen. Wool, arrived this morning from Brazos St. Iago on the brig Apalachicoa. He left Moncoya on the 14h ult., lhe day that Mir. Daunoy, who camo the steamer MonT outh, did, and consequently brings us later intelligence from the army. He has returned on account of sickness
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OFFICIAL DEsPATaHEs.-Lieut HUNTER, of the Navy, arrived at the 5. w Pass via Pensacola and New Orleans, at A. NJ. on the 10th instant with dispatches for the GulfSquadIon. The reveaue schooner Ewing, which had been kept in readiness by Commander Webster was immediately ordered by Capt Foster, 10 tak Lieut.. Hunter, and nt l0t A. M, was over the bar wiIh q fine N. ". wind.
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LNRESH DRUGS, Medicines, Chemicals, Gar ' den Seeds. &c--We have and are now receiv- ing by late arrivals fall supplies of Drugs, Med icines. Oils, Dye Siuffs, Garden Seeds, Sc &c.-- We have made our Summer and Fall purchases prIHcpally for cash. and prepared to offer them as low any house in the ely fsr cash We shall eoniinue 10 receive during Ihe winter additional supplies so that dealers may rely our clock be- ing complete. RNORTH & co.
 corner Royal and Government sts,
 NR Physicians prescriptions accurately com pounded. deci4
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FOR NEW YORK. <txA The packet brig LORETTO, Captain eAk3 Wall, wants l5O bales cotton to complete her cargo for lhe above port. For freight of which or passage, apply on beard at Church st wharf or to decl4 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK
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L11e Insurance,
 ME subscriber, agent for the NEW ENGLAND A MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ol Boston, ask the attention of the public to the sugu- lar advantages which that company presents to per sons contemplating insurance for lhe-advant iges which. II is presumed will compare lavorably with those of any similar institution.
 Pamphlets showing the objects, principles and regulations of this company, with forms of appIica. ton, and all necessary informaon will be furnished by ROBERT S. BUNKER, decl4 corner S Francis and Ro, al st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-28
CITY INTELLJGFNCE

"A Runa,Cay and Smash The horses attach
ed to Hack No. &C. the property of MIR. John
Reeves, ran off yesterday at the lower end of
Bond-st., and dashed up towards Lancaster-st.
at q furious rate. At the northwest corner of
Lancaster, the hack came in contact with the
corner of the house, breaking it to pieces The
horses with the tongue attached then dashed
down Lancaster-st., and ran over a buggy, be-
longing to Mr.. Jno E Stansbury, breaking it
to pieces They were finally caught by officer
Gamble, in a mud hole on lot in the back
basin. Luckily no human being was injured.
Tobacco. We learn that there is an unusual
quantity of Tobacco in the city at the present
time. There are over 500 hogsheads more
than can be slowed in the State Warehouses.
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A MEXICAN DEPOT
4 OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS

IN Cc fREPARAIIONS.
asa MARSH MARKET SPACEE
j. TOY 4 co. beg leave TO inform the ctizenH
Baltimore, that they have opened n Store al the alb
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted Me
CINAL PREPARATIONS where they will be Ina I
to wait upon those who are so unfortunate as I'd
in anywise afflicted, ard who may want any art
in their line.
DR.. M. X. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BANII
FLUID, &C., for the cure of Rheumatism, Neurald
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Bands,
are not found to be superior to any others in use
money will be refunded
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring i
identifying the human hair-warranted to benefii
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing more ID
we ask for 1t ONLY one tral-satisfed that the "A
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will not
90 For sale at the General Agency, No. 2sl Mad
Market Space; and also at w. G. Gekler's Comb 4
Fancy Store, 81 Baltimore street, near Cav; S Il
Smiths Periodical Agency, No. Sun Buildings
Wiseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and Cd
streets; t. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, 80 N. How'd
street; II. Slater's Fancy Store, No. 203 BroadwI
FeIl's Point, iy93-eoi
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AmGrtton Republita an,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, july %, ls4s.

IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINGroN'-Ths Ia
riff Bill Referred Back TO The Finance Commit
,s' fl, amendment We received last evening,
., o'clock, tho following despatch by Tele-
graph ,u,, 1,uo- -o,o,oor
The Tariff Bill was re-cemmitted, ,Oih int
,ir,.clions, by vote of % yeas to 81 nays
The following is the vote;
Yeas-Mcssrs Evans, Ciley, Upham, Webster,
Phelps Davis, Simmons, Greene, Niles, Huntington,
Miller Dayton Cameron, Surgeon, Clayton, Clay
ION, Pearce Johnson, Archer, Mangum, Beuien,
harrow, Johnson, MOrehedd, CritteHttn, COrwlh
Woodbridge, Jarnegan-29.
Nays-Messts Fai field, AtheroR, Dix, Dickinson,
Penny hacker, Calhoun, McDufHe, Coquitt, Lewis,
Baphy, Chalmers, Speight, Tuney, Allen, Bright,
Rreese, Atchson Ashley, Sewer, Cass, Westcott
Yuiee, Houston, Rask, Benton, Semple, Hanne-
gan-9I
By reference to our correspondents letter.
despatched previous to the vote being takcn,)
!, will be seen that Mr.. Critttenden moved to
rscommit the bill to the committee on Finance,
with instructions to amend it so as TO dsCrimi-
mate against British and IN tdror Of american
manufactures. This is the motion, we pre-
sumo, which was adopted. We think it very
doubtful now whether the Tariff of 1912 will
be disturbed at the present session.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE SANTA re
ExpEDITIoN!- Rmored Defeat Of a portion Of
the u. S. Dragons! -Capfs Moore and Ber-
guoin, and several others KitledH We find the
following important intelligence in the ST.
Louis Republican Of the ED inst. We trust
the rumor is unfounded:-
ga letter from Fort Leavenworth states,
that rumor had Just reached the Fort to the
effect that Capt Moore, of the U. S. Dragons,
with his command had overtaken the Mexican
traders, whom he was sent out to stop-that
the traders had previously been reinforced by a
body of Mexicans from Santa Fe, of which,
however, Capt. Moore was not aware. The
traders refused submission to the order, and in
attempting to enforce it, an action cnsued, in
which Capt. Moore, Capt. Berguon, and
Lieutenant, whose name is not stated, were kill
led, besides several non-commissoned officers
and privates. The balance of Capt. Moore's
command were compelled to retreat,
Such is the report, but we do not place any
confidence in its authenticity; for if there was
any truth in it, it is probable that correct ac-
count would have reached the Fort quite as
soon as the rumor.n
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PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC Sc for sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States e. s. FRYER,
Milf No. l North Gay street.
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DO DOYLE'S GREAT CAPITAL PRIZE DE-
POT. Is 36 s., the highest capital prize of $4,000,
WIS sold yesterday, July 2ls, in he Maryland Con
solidated Lottery Gloss No 49, for the benefit of the
town of Bel Air, by DOYLE, the unprecedented
Prize Seller For proof of the above, see Managers
official drawing, For more of the same kind, apply
to NJ. DOYLE, IA Pratt ST., opposite the Rail Road
Depot, Baltimore, Md. fri jy22-5t
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8AsKENRIDGE, N. j., Oct. 10, 1886,

Mr.. SETH w. FowLE, Boston:
Dear Sir-I perceive by all the newspapers, that
you are the General Agent of that very useful and
highly popular Medicine called Wstar's Basam of
Wild Cherry Allow me to inform you, sir, that /
have used that medicine in my family with decided
success. Last fall my wife was quite sck-had
very bad cough. | consulted physician who visited
her and prescribed ZONE medicine, which did not re-
move her cough. At last he ordered DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Immediately pro
cured bottle of your agent in this place, Mr.. Daniel
W. Doty; she took it, and it cured her cough entire
ly. During the winter had fever myself, which
left me very weak and feeble-I had a severe cough
which troubled sometimes; had recourse TO your
Basam again, and found it highly benefcial; was,
however, obliged to take two bottles before was en-.
trely well. All who have bad Colds severe Coughs,
or diseased Lungs, would advise to try DIR. WIS
TAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY at once.
Signed, DAVID AYERS.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. Ayers, and
believe his statement TO be true, and entitled to the
confidence ofthe public. Signed by,
Rev. OSCAR HARRIS, Pastor of the
1st Presbyterian Church at BasKenrdge.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, Do e. Baltimore street,;
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sis; j. F.
Perkins & Brother cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts. George II. Keer,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. jy27lw
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ar7- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
Soulh,-say TO Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest and cheapest TO any 9th
er Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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RESIGNATION OF Mr.. HAYWOOD. The re-
signation of Senator Haywood, of North Caro-
lima, has excited the Indignation Of the editor of
the Union, who denounces him as o traitor TO
his party and to his State for the act The
editor of the Union has assumed to dictate the
action of Congress upon several occasions, and
in some cases successtully-and the bitterness
with which he speaks Of the resignation of Mr..
Haywood, is designed as much for a warning
to other Senators, az for the especial use of Mr.
Haywood Now this Senator has been con-
sidered as the confidential adviser and friend of
the President; and, on the Oregon question
was supposed to have spoken by express au-
thorty. 1t may be, therefore, that his present
step has been taken with the knowledge and
appreciation of the President-or, the political
character of North Carolina having changed
since Mr.. Haywoods election, he may have
considered it proper that he should not vote on
the Tariff in opposition to the sentiments Of the
rulers of his State. But, whatever has been
the governing motive with him, he is enttlet
to more respectful treatment than he has re-
ceived at the hands Of the official editor. W.
know not whether his resignation will defea
the new Tariff bill in the Senate, but it is evi
dent that the editor of the Union apprchend
that such will be the result, and hence his ex
IRENE evaporation. We shall not be SURPRISED
should the motion of Mr. Webster, to postpon,
the subject until the next session of Congress
prevail; as Senators must see that the passagt
of the act in its present form, will produce I'M
exampled excitement, and render the present
administration exceedingly odous with large
portion gifts friends. The postponement will
enable Senators to ascertain, with more pre-
cison, the sentiments of the people, and tc
come better prepared at the next session, to give
expression TO those sentiments. Every effor
will be made by the Union to prevent this re-
suit, and to have the bill passed under the lash
but we hope that Senators will have too much
self-respect to submit to such editorial dcta.
ton.
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HROGERS' DIAMOND CEWENT--For
IA, mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Omamen,s, Sc, so that the break is scarcely per-
ceptible and as strong as before broken For sale
only by G. P. ROGERS, Druggist, corner of Howard
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
D7- Price 25 cents. iy24lw-iel2-ly
WDERFUMERY of all kinds on hand aud for
ii sale by JAMES NJ. HAlG,
jy25 fri l33 Baltimofe-st.
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0g-FRIENDsHIP FIRE COMPANY. A Special
Meeting of the Friendship Fire Company will be held
at the Hall Of the Engine House, on MONDAY EVE
NINE, 9th July, 1886, at O'clock as business OF
importance will be laid before the meeting, it is de-
srable that every member should be present, BY
order Of the President.
jy25-2t* JAMES McMANUS, Scc'y'
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THE GOVERNMENT Oh AT NANTUCKET.
We learn from Col. Hatch says the New Bed
ford Mercury, that the Government of the U.
States has assumed the loss of about Sl5 900,
occasioned by the destruction of 500 bbls. of
Sperm Oil by the recent fire in Nantucket,
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A l. M A n A O..
Moon 's pnBsea
TNo CURE TOOTHACu

n - AND PRESERVE HEALTI
B- THE TOOTHACH is always cured in
minute by an application of WHEELER'S TEARI
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still prot !
ed from all deiay; Soreness of the Gums will be 4
ed Softness of the Gums will be cured: ali Riead
of the Gums will be effectuaily stopped. and
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always Kept plea
and in the hest of health by its use. Sold bv
J. NJ HAIG, Ne. 1873 Baltimore street.
je3O-ly above South, opposite Clipper ofEec
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FAREWMLL BENEFIT

a GREAT MOBILITY 1T THE MUSEUM
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES.
A BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALUABLE
TOPAZ RING,
Manufactured by B. s. II CAMPBELL expressly for the
occasion. The ownership TO be decided by
LOTTERY UPON THE STAGE.
0(}- Each visiter, upOi entering the Sa Don, will
receive, without any extra charge, a number and a
corresponding will be placed in carefully seal
ed box, from which one number will he drawn, Ell
titling the possessor to the Prize. In addition to
which, will be played the beautiful Drama Of the
MAY QUEEN, and the new Farce of WOMAN'S
THE DEVIL, with a variety of Singing, &c. Parti-
culars in the bills of the day. jy27-3t
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ANHANCERY SALE. In virtue of decree of
" the High Court of Chancery, the subscriber as
trustee, will expose at public sale at the Exchange in
August next, at O'Clock, p. M a TRACT of LAND
of about 1853 acress lying in Calvert County, about 9
miles frem Prince Frederick and one mile from the
Chesapeake Bay. 1t is the part of the estate of the
representatives 10 Lewis Tinges in October, l842.-
1t is excellent Tobacco Land, well watered; about
100 to 100 acres cleared, with sufficient wood and
A,,rh timber There is a DWELLING HOUSE,
MFi5A Barn, Overseer's house and other out build
ksslM ings. The names of tracts embraced in the
S-'-s<~deed of which this is n part, are "St. Ed
monds ""L ordship's Tavern, ""Neglect, - and aRich
Bit" The terms of sale are cash. the rest in equal
portions at and months with interest.
jy2s law3t ] J. SPEED, Trustee.
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GNHANCERY SALE. In virtue of decree of
- the High Court Of Chancery, the subscriber will,
as Trustee, expose at public sale, the premises
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of August next, at o'clk.
P, NJ, FARM of about l22 acres, lying about FIVE
miles from the city of Baltimore, at the head of Bear
Greek, in Baltimore county, adjoining Soller's Point
1t is approached by the Trap road There is
GSNA Dwelling, Barn and Stabling on it, about
Etsul half cleared, and the whole kind, produc
IsIaGIssAtve and warm soil, well adapted for early
gardening, The place has good orchards, and is well
Watered
ALSO, on the same day, at the Exchange, in Balti-
more, at O'Clock, P NJ, small tract of Land, of
about 80 acres, lying on and binding quarter of
mile upon the Washington Turnpike, five miles from
the city. About one acre is cleared, and
,SsssA, there Is Dwelling House, now occupied by
lssska tenant. The place, by judicious manage
.ment, might be made very profitable one.
Both pieces of Property parts of the estate of the
late Charles William Pfeltz.
The terms of sale of eacn as prescribed by the de-
cree, are onethrd cash; the rest in equal payments
at and months, with interest.
jy2S-law3t ]. j. SPEED, Trustee.