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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

CONCERT ROOM, NO. s33 BkOADWAY, ONE
~ dsor above the Broadway Theatre. Moadsy eveEinS,
March 27h, Instant and every during the week Tho
celebrated Baud OF Congo Mrstres-Nessrs. Lamcurex,
II oward, rarson, Kemp, Wright Griffith aad Butler VIII
each evening and number Of humorous oent
Gees bufesques Dances &C., &c. Adm % csna
Door, open at az o'cloek-eommeuce at 7H O'Clock.
change programme each evening The and
n he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

ET,CONCERNs ALL WHO DRINK AND BUY TEA
One Dolar and Fits for Five Pounds of good Tea
mu, certainly be cheap The oay places on this vest eon
where IL be obtained is tbs extensive warehouses
Of the Rev York aad China Tea COMPANY 20i Greenwich
street near Vesey North River aad al SO Catane street.
g br,rv EaVt River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

slhNyAED'S MAMMOTy PANORAMA OF THE
~ Mississippi river painted three miles OF be-
!rg Tho lsrges painting IN ths crd at the PasoIama build
ing, Broadway. adjoining Nibo'e Garden. Orsu
evening lSgndsys exceptsd9 Admission 50 cent? Children
price The P,HofsIoa will commerce moving ~ O'Clock
precissly hhemooE exhibition on Wednesdays akS satsr
dAyg. n O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

INTERCHANGEABLE 2 BR0hnnWAY, pET We; IN
I'VE Grand and Braome streets.-OPEN EVERY NIGHT
DURING THE WEEK. Unparalleled success: Twsnty-
sixth week of ths Original CHKISTY'S MlNSIRELS
direction of Er CHRIsTy whose iami,abls and original
nightly hono.ed crowded and high
" respectable audiences ard favored with
unprecedented by IL this city Admiration IS
csns doors open 7. Concert :, o'clock For
the accommodation of families AFTERNOON CON-
CERT EVERY SATURDAY. Doors opsa OF ;; commences
fyn;rt orr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

COCIETY LIBRARY, CORNER OF RRO ADWAY
- AID Leonard strsstLls week ~ Dr. Vale tn e Whius
aud Oddities aad Ssnor sp etos ore hundred el'ned
Canary Birds Every before 1Ickstr,
Sgror epiretto will firm very morning at ~
ard 81 the efernoon Tor the accommodation OF children
sud schools
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

A MEXICAN MUsEUN.--splsndd performances, every
"A afternoon at o'clock and every evening ~. L1st
week of Mr. and Mrs. Malone Rayiaoad, and their three
beautiful daughters who give their min table lrsh Mnsicn1
Entertainments ate and Last week also
Of Bnetti. Model Of Ancient J.rrs,l,m as yns in the
nsrd the Scripture ssuary &C. &c Adn,sror the whos
% csn Cbdsea under TO- Reserved front seats,
one .biIlinr eYtrn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

DIANo FORTS AND PIANlNO5 OF HENRI
Herr, rue de IA Victoiro Pafis.-Gsnera Agency FIR
Amedsa, No. aos Broadway. The first invoice Of Square
Fors. M Herr this country HIS been
ceved By the Zurich from Hayc aud the be
the Agency, 3o8 Broadway Thursday rex, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

NJ Office TO CAPITALISTS FRENCH GEN
~ usmau, speaking the EEglish language 1usnty, well
this community and able give the bt references
regards capacty and psctlby wishes TO find gentle
with capital join with him in buyrg ont well knovn
snd old established frat class with the
Of wcich business he 1oughy aqu.ined Address
letters 10 Restaurant ,scy i6s Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

MITGHELLs OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Iva evening March a. the entertainments will
with THE DuNB 5ELLf-CTrt Y,yiss Mr. Arnold: III.
Miis M. Taylor. After which, NATIONAL DEFEN-
GEs-,,simon Msnowf,t Mr. Hollaad; rh@9r Msysuks
NEW YORK-hlose. Mr.. Chanirau; Jake, Conoyer; eliza
Subhins. MIS-, Taylor; Jane, Robets To conclude with
Conover. Dress circle so cents upprr boxes IS pitt
l2la UoNra cnrain IL nc'ock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

DERFUMERY, SOAPS, &c-COLOGNE. OK MAR
row hair oil essences toilet soaps and variety of
ncy aree5 suitable fo' the country trade, at the lowest
rates. Alo Vlopm Fowlers premium walnut OF military
SHAY ing soap, which been awarded the frat premium
every This unvaed soap iaventlon Of Dr.
+ ID VrDom, aud heard Of either in London
ars powpetendcd By some Of the couneriers 81 ths
srcles in this city. For sale wh0lesas or rets at No
Cou ri indt street south side. GEO. b. GROsER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26
IrALIAN ogERA HOuaE-oN MnNnaY 60.

ITALIAN OPERA ROUaE- on MONDAY vvr'E.
inr, 9Th Mace, 1919 will be ptif 0rsi f- . ava 81
Of ~ MANI Our acisluusC by Nerd. hi.ira nts
of Don Ruy Romez Siga Teresa Trufh; Ernsn The Da h.
DIT signof AUTO nnoji MS hist sprraanee America
Ruy Gomez de Silva, sgnor S-ttmo Rosi; Don becsrio
Squire tic KIM, Sgn0r Giuseppe P,em-ntes; logo
sqeire Don Nuy Gomsz Signor O. Nous; Gioyenra Ell
nurse Sg's Teresa AYaRadrn. Ga Tuesday Evening"
a GRAND CONCERT az the Tabernacle Tickets 20 lie
h,d The principal Music stores az the 1reurs aPd
ofce and the door On Wcincsdsv, 29lh March 1919,
LUClFZIA BORGIA-Lrctsza, i.iE'fa Teresa Trnih--
On Friday 3st March. 1913 LUC IA DI AMMEHllODA
Lucia ara eliza Bsc ccant Maesro DIrrttoc Sgnnr
BRILL Leader of the orchesa ard chorus MISTER
Lleti. Doors opsn hif past o'clock fsrfo nance
o'clock rrecsely No lsdy, uuaccomp1nied Z
gentlcu 40 admitted Carrsges will down A'tof
Place with teir hories heads from broadway aud ik-
AEor Place a9d Eighth In the order Notice
40 facilitate the eges. the Parccef snd tmpsthete doors
oprned az the end Of the periormsnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

w ALNUT STREET THgATRE PHILADELPHIA.
w Monday Ev,Rng. March 27th, will be NERO msd the
Grand OPERATE Boet Of the BAYADF RE-Unhnown. pa.
Sidney Pearson; Olour hlr biehings: ZDoe Mde Dlan-
gy; Fatma, Md'lls VaIles; Ninka, Mad Bonaid Nume-
auxiaries engaged with fail and efficient chorus,
the I,ce will be produced in 81 il. original spsndsr
After which the admIied farce of the JAt OBlTE-Sir
ichs I'd Wronghton, Mr. Leman; Major Murray Forester;
ohm Duck Chspman Lady S0msrfod, Mrs Rogers; Widow
rottlc. Ms Thaver; Ply Pntte Mrs Chsnrap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

ITO LET. On STATEN ISLAND. A DESIRABLE
L two story Cottsge Residence. the saor,' snug
Harbor containing five each floor besides kitchen
aud cellar. The ground covered with shubbery
vices &c. Range he kitchen. The premises in
cellent order and he bathing unurplsed within three
minutes walk Of the ferry. Rent $3.50. Apply to j. NJ BA
LESTER No. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

EIRE PROOF STORE TO LET FROM FIRST MAY
No l(9 Washington street, Is by IS feet built by the
United States in the best and used public
The cellar dry, and floor laid the past winter
of GEOKoE w. NILES No 1872 Broadway. of John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

nJoTICE-oN AID ABTgR gATURp ~. FEB.
IN ruary lah, tho s,ssnbott sratkN l2i.ANDht WI
make tb iOli0wiag tripr aat Ls ef nllcs FsFt eNl
Astnsats 81 10 A,bl,13M .1P. M.t J. " eisS ntw
York as A M, II A, IL, p III, %. p NJ, 81 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

E0 BBLS. GIBBED HERRING NOW LANDING: 30
w pacRsg-s Butter jrst received $40 boxes Cheese; -
bbls snd 30 tabs leaf isd; $50 end Hams 400 Phipps do
25e00 IhS do GOO lbs smoked shoulders 5000 lbs
smoked beef; thu aud pork aud prime
beei 500 boxes from vessel th' days Porto REQ and
sugars and molas eoe teas and tobacco tallow hLd
sperm c,nd es lamp OIL ani full assortment of goce
RES and prnvons for le st the lowest cash prices by
CLARK. FISK co. 22R Enltnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

DOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT-THE FINE NEW
brig BIZ FAST, Ceptniu Jordan, will be DISPATCHED ss
be aksn charge Of aud carefully forwarded For fsgh ar
* DE- WITT no Broad stTset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

CRAZE VINES FOR SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
" offers for sale large stock Of old Isabella and
Catawba. in small or large quantity. JAS B. WEIR, Florist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

EARM FOR SALE, OF ABOUT FORTY ACRES
on Long Island miles from the railroad storPng pace
Said farm contains dwelling house barn. and other necessa
.abIe land good aud well supplied with first
water; very pleasant aud healthy and will be sold
souabIe For tho turner's ihop
CO Beach stre Ct or OF GEORGE WATSON on the farm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

CCOMACK COUNTY. VIRGINIA-A MIR. GEO.
IA Dix, OF Col Levi Dix of this place, is informed that
George DIX is seaia,ing and has sailed from Boston
formation him. will confer favor his relations
Apply to VIM. PAkRAMORE,D rummondtowp, Accomack
county Va II. P. Ravens son, 41 Water street,
Ne W York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

vNO LET-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN-PARLO
and bed attached with without board. Entrance
Broadway or Crosby street Apply T. H. BYRNEs, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

II did fast sailing shp BOSCiUs, Asa Sldridee master,
IS now loading and will sail Thusd,y, March 9Oh tor
freight having splendid furnished Recommendations,
aprJy 90 board a. Orleans WHAT f9ct OF Vol irss o. 20
Captain cobb will succeed the Roseius cad sail 26th April
her regular day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26

COX AT THis-LADTEs. WE INVITE YOUR
Ia attention 10 our re aad so sadi assortment OF Boots
Shoes which shl sell until April i at nrst cost IS
ng change business These goods
as an fesh add sts. style CENT have hand large
qrsnt,y Bootr and Shoei which shah aio sell
al st. at the old nj Broadway Of Franklin
NB-AlIo n lTse lot Of Rubber Over Shes and Watef
Proof Boots Also large Of Gentemens Con
areas Cater. str,daced pr'ce VI. CAHTLL.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-27
Bv X. ~. DYER, .s..c,soneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SLAVES, BuGGIEs, Ii
IL QUORS, Ne, AT AUCTlON.-on Friday, the 18th
instant, - 10 O'clock shall sell by order OF the or
phans court the personal effects of the late Patrick Moran
his late residence the of S and streets, EN-
bracing very general of good furniture, some
fine liquors, &c. Among the furniture are
Cane-se and other chairs, bar-foom chairs
Mahogany and extension dining tables
Window curtains, Venetian blinds, mantel onn-
A number OF engrayings, some very hne
Dinner and tea ware glassware casters &c
Pahor and chamber carpets
Is high and French post bedsteads
IL good iea ther beds, mattresses and bedding
Bureaus, washstands, toilet sets, &c.
With many other articles and lot OF kitchen re-
quisites
Cooking stove bar room stove, and bar-room fixtures
Also part of pipe Holland gun, half pipe brandy
Barrels whiskey, wine, NC
lot of good cigars, &c.
good top buggy, and one without a top
AT o'clock precisely shall sell TWO servants, old man
(he hosile and woman, very good cook, washer and
ironer. -
Terms of sale All of and under S25, cash over
S2j credit OF 90 and 80 days, for approved endorsed
notes bearing interest X. w. DYER,
Jan lS-eodSds Auctoneer.
The house for Inquire of Gregory Ennis or owen
Connolly.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-27
RuInors OF Peace.

Rumors of peace-of treaty of peace-of proet OF
peaceare rife to-day in the city, and in the Capitol
that we think it duty to state there is official ac-
count to confirm these rumors. We have more than
stated that Mr. Trist has power instructions to
treat with the Mexcans. But treaty, proc OF one
has been received.
The Washington correspondents have sent these ru-
all points of the compass One even goes SO far
as to say that he is prepared to peace written
paper parchment sent into the Senate and ratified by
Congress- But this statement is certainly premature The
end not yet Certain tbs, if peace come at all the
more the energy with which the war is conducted
the efficient the means which supplied for its
prosecution--the more the enemy see that we are
determined to make them feel the pressure of the
war-the less the cry of opposition against it, and the
more firmly the wings stand by their country-the
sooner we shall have treaty of peace vigorous war
will produce early peace The more the wings abuse
the wharf.-the datory they in furnishing the me-
cessary suppesthe longer may be before peace comes
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An able Champion Of the Cause

very numerous and most respectable meeting of the
Democratic Association of this city, of members of Con.
gress and of strangers held at Jackson Hall Mon
day night They addressed in long and powerful
speech by Mr. John Brough, of the editors of the
Cincinnati Enquirer He vindicated the with great
force and unmaskcd the designs and exposed the
OF the wings He remarked, with great emphasis, that if
the wing House of Representatives refused the necessary
supplies for carrying the war with the proper spirit he
would ask nothing better than take issue with Them and
stump throughout Ohio in denouncng their hostility
the rights and honor Of their country He confident
that they would be beaten in Ohio. Judging from the
fine specimen which Mr. Brough gave of his talents
on Monday night, confident that the democracy
of Ohio will hail him of her strongest champions
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-27

Congress have beer nearly eight weeks in session
and busy have wing House of Representatives been
dscharging the public busnessso much fonder they
of ,cors than of uorks that to this moment the Presi-
dents message has not been distributed among the differ
ent committees. This is species of alacry and energy
in whg House, which is scarcely paralleed in the an
nails of American legislation Everything .drags The
whole business of the session is kept back It would
really appear if gentlemen have come here TO debate
and not to act; and this too, at time when we are in
the midst of foreign warwhen the executive depart
ment is pressing for supples-and when the wings them
selves, who had loudly complained of there having
been men enough sent TO the army have not voted one
regiment more, and talk of sending not another man.
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ENULLER's HOTEL, Washington, ID

CNULLERs HOTEL Washington, ID. C--Messrs A
l. ~ E. H. FULLER take pleasure in informing theil
NEW HOTEL the Penns yra avenue and I2f
street on or before the LIST Of December This has
been erected at great expense, and under the
perintendence Of the subcrbers therefore they at,er
themselves that all the requisites of rstrate hotc will be
found at their establishment. The furniture al entirely
new and has been spared obtain that which
Is elegant and comfortable.
The situation OF the house is considered more eligible
than their late stand the of ,4h and Fem
yvania avenue, Vacated by the subscribers last Noven
ber being the Capitol and than'fve min
utes walk to the Presidents House and the public depart
mens
To old friends, and guests tender our sincere
thanks for their patronage heretofore bestowed
them that they will find cordial welcome at their new
house, and trouble will be spared render them as
comfortable their own iresides.
To our future friends and guests offer good house
and all the inducements aforesaid" beg their pa
tronage.
Porers will be in attendance cars and steamboats,
on their arrival, with the badge of Fuler's Hotel.
No charge for conveying baggage.
Nov 6-du A. &c. f. II. FULLER
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may so call it, by adding il to Louisiana. Louisiana
embraced il within her limits and there II is this day,
represented by my honorable friend, Mr.. JOHNSON
The further consideration Of the subject postponed
until tomorrow.
SIGN LAND PATENTS.
On motion by Mr.. BREESE, the bill from the House
of Representatives to amend act entitled An act 10
reorganze the General Land Office" approved July 4,
1896, read second tme and considered as in com
mtee OF the whole.
Mr. BREESE asked for the reading of paper, which
he sent TO Secretary, setting forth the number OF land
patents remaining unsigned which was read accordingly
After short explanation by Mr.. BREESE, and some
opposition on the part of Mr. UNDERWOOD, the bill
was ordered to be engrossed, read third time, and
passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-27
N1ApAmE rARlN, from Paris. win open Thurs

T
lHI day the 18th instant, choice assortment Oh s mn
nery consisting of evening dresses ana real
Lace do capes ves caps, Nc hats' co'"ics' "o"eiS'
&c. OF the most approved fashions n,
Nadine T. will receive weekly from her store IN Broad,
way New York. full supply OF all articles Tor balls an1
The ladies' of Washington =,
Her is Mr.. Heydons Jewery SORE near "a
street a few doors below Colemans Hotel
Ian. l1-eoImif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-27
Notice TO Mariners and others

TINE LIGHTHOUSE erected during the past year at
Boddy's island, will be lighted for the first time on the
I'D inst, and will be revolving light
JAS. X. HATTON, Collector
District of Washington, North Carolina.
National IneIlgencer, New Orleans Courier, Charleston
Courier, New York Globe, Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
and Boston Post, will please copy
Ian. 2l-3t
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DOARDING.-MISS POLK, on Pennsy lvania avenue,
I'D door Jackson Hail. has several plea sa mt
unoccupied. She would be pleased Jaccommo.
date an entire of members. She furnish them
with board thirteen bed oons with spacious dining room
and parlor. Charges reasonable and satisfactory.
Jan 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-27

ERRArA--Owing to the haste with which the speech
of Mr. Foote of the Senate sent to press paper
several slight errors and omissions occurred which it
here TO specify, it is understood that the
whole speech duly corrected by the author, is
dergong publication in pamphlet form.
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1ENTLEmEN,s WEAR MADE TO ORDER.-P

VI HOOE 81 co, Pennsylvania avenue, between 1h
and streets, have in store splendid assortment OF
cloths casscres and ves,ings which they are prepared
to have made order the fashionable style at short
notice. upon such fail 10 give satisfaction
to those who are disposed pursue the economical mode
of dressing handsomely.
garments of every descriptions handkerchief, gloves,
cravats suspenders, hosiery, &c. All OF which VIII be
sold at unusually low prices.
Dec. l0-3wif
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WRAPPING Paper, at IS cents per ream
w Fine do IS cents do.
Fine white wrapping paper, large, at 81 SA per
Ham
Buff envelope paper, fine quality, large size, at
81 Is per ream
Common envelope paper, 81 rs per ream.
Jan. 81 F. TAYLOR
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rM-S For Norfolk.--The steamer Osceoia WILL
until further notice, leave Washington every
Friday O'Clock, a. m Returning, leave Noriok
every Monday at O'Clock, p Passage and fare 30
Jan 10 JAMES MITCHELL, Capt
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Notice Holden. Mexican Indemnity
Issued by the Treasury Department.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
September 10, l5iS.
THIS department having already announced hat the
holders OF certificates OF Mexican Indemnify issued
by IL, will be paid the 9th October xt, further notice
Issued Ia response 10 applications addressed TO ue de-
parment nqurug the rule by which interest wiz be
calculated Ia the payment Of said certificates
This department has decided that the insalments pay
able by the republic of Mexico with interest eight per
ocnum per annum, com puled to the day which each
was payable shall form aggregate sums which interest
nj eight per per annum will be allowed from such
days respectively until the 9th day OF October 1873 unless
sooner paid.
Holders OF these. certificates requested 10 forward
them forioh 10 the Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury, iohO
will duly acknowledge their receipt us important for the
holders that their certificates should be transmitted at
early day. Otherwise the necessary calculations OF interest,"
hey presented at late day might prevent their pay
ment ON the day specified by the department. and on
which interest viii cease already announced Success
u bidders for the loan of lSiS who hold certificates OF
Mexican indemnity at any time before the 9Th Dc
tober next present them for payment provided they VIII
appropriate the amount payable thereon out OF the treas
ury towards the deposite and payment OF their subcrP
Fractions of the able certificates so
surrendered less than fifty dollars, will he paid in cash.
certificates of the loan of 1913 be Issued for less
sum than fifty dollars, and the department will not issue
any certificate including fractional part of that
The interest the certificates of the oan issued 1he
surrender of certificates OF Mexican indemnity before the
27h October next will commence from the date OF such
surrender.
McCLINTOCk YOUNG,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
Sept l7-dlw& aw4w-(lnel ~ Ger. Gaz.)
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ElkrIdge Farm for Sale.

1,HE subscriber will offer at public sale at the Patapsco
/ Hotel Ellicott's Mills, Thursday, the Both OF DC.
tober lSIS IL O'Clock, m, farm OF two hundred and
ninety and acres belonging to Richard gle
hart This farm is situated about hive miles from the
village Eicou's Mills and fifteen miles from Baltimore
the fertile and heathiu part of Ekrldge and Is
midst OF the best society of that OF the State OF
Maryland. 1t is excelled by farm in the State in
point OF fertility and value About 100 OF it are in
wood finest timber, and half OF the balance has
been cleared of the last five years. and the
cleared land in the best state of cultivation
producing the finest crops OF wheat, tobacco, and corn II
is abundanty supplied with water from the best springs In
every field, has upon comfortable dwelling house,
house. barn, corn house, tobacco house, and other
necessary outbudings market for grain OF every de-
scription readily found Eicotts Mills and Ill the
neghborbood, and the tobacco is sold in Baltimore, with
which connected by tunpke and the rail road AT Ell
colts. In fact, desirable location could not be
found in the country whether profit or the comforts OF
he alti the pleasures and benefits OF the best society
should be desired by the purchaser.
The terms OF sale will be three thousand five hundred
dollars cash, and the balance in equal instalments at
and four years. and possession at once be given
Those wishing purchase such farm have shown TO
them by Mr. Igehart, who resides and can be direct
ed TO by any in Elcous Mills Furlhet information
in relation TO II may be had from
L. HAMMOND,
Attorney for the and those interested, Ellicotts
Mills, Md
i9-law6t.