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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-17

NJOTICE....Al persons are hereby fore
~ warned from trading for a Note drawn one
day after date 10 favor Of II. krongburg. f"r
S2b,75 and dated sometime in the fall of 1856, as
tho considerations for which said Note was gwen
have failed, and am determined to resist the pay
mon, Of said Note, II. 4. GRAY.
Noy9 81 "A
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Teacher Wanted.

A TEACHER of ability and experience can
n have chance at one of the best locations in
the Southern country by immediate application to
the Trustees of the Male Academy a, this place,
with full and satisfactory references. The situa-
tion is worth at least 81 200 per annum.
r. r. MINIS, -
A. SIMKlNS,
G. A. ADDISON,
BENZ. WALDO. &
W. C. MORAGNE.
EdgeHeld, s. c.. Nov 3 If 43
IF Columbia Caro- iniam will copy times and
forward bill to Maj. G. a. Addison, Treas. Board
nf Trustees
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VINEGAR--Two hundred gallons Choice
Y APPLE aud PICKLfNG VINEGAR, just
,. c.;ved: G. L. PENN, gent.
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EDGEFIELD HOUSE
HAMBURG, S. C.

fnr Liquors, Lunches and A
Refreshnlemts, is now kept BY the .-sH---
xnder.igned in style heretofore unknown in IN
III, WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs AND TO-
BACCO are Of .te most choice quulities.
The Drinking Saloon will be under the
superiutendance uf the ". II known and accom-
plishrd MAX SALLAT. and the eating drpa't-
ment in charge Of superior Co"ks AMI Walters.
LUNCHES und REFRESHMENTS fur
pished at all hours. "
Hamburg, Nov 10 Gin 4t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
AFFAIRS IN PRUSSIA.
e OF The N. Y. Tribune.

correspotde OF The N. Y. Tribune.
BERLIN, Nov Ii, lc53.
The eclectic and variesated character of the
new Cabinet, which dwet upon in former let
ter has been laid hold of by the Kreu. Z,ttang, in
the following sneeIing spos,rophe:
"a change OF system is to take place. What
change Of system, II we may tase the liberty Of ask-
ing What is the system abandoned aud what are
the IrirniPles Of the Lew system To be adopted j.
it the Catholic Prince at the head of the Ministry who
represents is leading thought, the Minister Of
Church and Eiucationsl effirs, the Of the Evan
gecal alliance Aud how is II that the Minister Of
Finance, TIE former deputy Of the Democrats, is e1
pected to harmonic with the aforementioned per;
sons : Ard cen the veteran representative OF old
Prus-an bureaucracy bring his op nions to the same
level as that Of Herr Won Patow -
On the 18th Of November, the trraMen (primi.
tive elections) took place throughout the whole OF
the monarchy. The UahimdnEer thus elected vii.
in their turn elect the Deputies on The 23d Of this
month. Nobody LIKES moderate chastity in his
wife, Or moderate solyency on the part of MS
debtor; but moderate liberty was the watchword
moderately dealt out among the Urndhier. TIE
par. OF the Prussian population which as ye: mo
nopolizes the movement and whose political creed
may be characterized as HJeral,smHs ruigaris. is
ANYTHING but heroical. In ISIS, they dared not
move on until Naples and Paris and Vienna had
broken loose. By curious confederation of cir
cumstances, they find themselves, at this moment
in the position of giving the signal of the political
revival on the continent. With a great army at
their own back, with Decembrlst France on one
side, a newly centralized Austria on another, an
eternally watchful Russia on the third, they offer
too easy an object for concentric attack not
70 feel rather uncomfortable. Then there is
before their eyes and in their hearts the
still fresh remembrance of the revolution; and.
lastly, the Prince Regent must not be frightened
out of his new cous.tuti6nalism SO one liberal hero
admonishes the other, 10 do him the good service
which the husband asked from his wife on her be.
ing nsulted in the open street by military officer.
Keep NE back" cried the gallant fellow, ''or |
shall take revenge, and there will be bloodshedr
I'm fact, no delusion ia allowed on this point. A
Prus-sn movement, in the local meaning Of The
word, is possible only within very narrow limits,
which. once oyerstepped, II must roll back or re.
solve itself into u general continental movement
The fear Of the lstter is shared alike by the higher
middle csss snd by the Prince Regent A fact
which YOU are hot likely Ia fad reported in any
new gsper. but which / can youch for is. that the
the Prince Oh his last visit to Breslau, in an au-
diepce granted TO the notob oblies If that city DE-.
cl,red in most solemn tone that the revolutionary
fire was still burning, that new European erup-
ton was threatened, and that it was, therefore,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
INTERESTING FROM RUSSIA.

We translate from Lc Noyd the following CORE
s2oudence
ST. PETERsBVRG, Nov. g. 1888
The question OF the emancipation OF the serts af-
slowly and steadily. have 10 inform you OF
the Of the Sessions Of tao Committees
at P.kov, the other at kaZan. In kazan Mr..
kOzl aninOf, the acting military Governor, who pro-
siosd at Il first session. of the Committee gave
Inauguration address which goes q ste IN advance of
anything previously said ttis subject. Htnerto it
has bean represented act Of benevolent con ie-
sion accorded by the nobility to their serfs.
Looking at the question from higher and zeal
point OF yew M Kohl .niuo6 represents i as an act
Of strict justice and reparation 70 the serfs 10
comp. sation tor what trey have endured during long
years Of servtode. consider il important that the
speeches of the agents of the GoverDen this off.
hcut q0t ston fiitlfl to the Imperial thought
I'in which they spring. In fact, this question is Of
such grave ard serious IMPORTANCE aud such weguty
Iai.tlal Interests depend upon Its solution, that 1t l.
Necessary 10 whence the resisenc TO, aCd
whence the progress Of this movement. The address
OF tie honorable functionay whom have named ends
ts f,l ows:
In sowing .he problem Of the .oraion q the c,nd,i,n
so,er you will eai;ely secure their web,iag, yol will
pfey np.Is them for the los and panf labor through
vh6h they hay psfed ryou and you s deserve and receive
III srsds ut on iAe.e asais who await decision
The industrial movement advances parallel with the
moral. have many tines written YOU of the forlna-
ion of companies for this thai branch Of commerce
oT INDUSTRY. have now snotl-r which, under the
psme OF "'uleaD, proposes {" put system Of
steamers on the Nolgs Kama, Oks, Kostrona and
Checksra Rivers ard tLeir affilent- The capital cf
this company $4,000, in Thousand shares II $40
each.
have before NE an article from the Ga.ste de
1deTon, giving sn account Of the interview Of the
Russian Envoy at the Court Of Persis Mr. Abitehkof,
with the Shah The Russian Minister accompanied
by Il high dignarier Of the Court and BIZ crscen-
ths csrTed by his hrst secretary godplae 10 the
Shah, WHO with bis oS1 hand took them and gave
them % the Nzam-ul-mulk. The Shah expressed
ser tments If the most cordial sympathy with the
Emperor Alexander, and inquired shout the Lesth OF
tie Embassador.
Since EN- On Persia, VIII send yon the rescrip. Of
dismissal addressed by the Shah to his Premier
send literal Translation Of this curious document,
q this haf-ciyIlized country. 1t is ss follows:
"You ha,e taken upon yossef Gil The Attain Of state aud
snow.d nobody p.tpas IN he sin .r.,on u them
Nov i. .a t.ea d.loLsS "a; ycu cam. yegrssE watch
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

tls and Indian Gly and banks Of splendid orchids,
breathing an mir heavy With the richest and warm
est OdOs. The extent Of these giant hot houses
cannot be less .han mile end = half The short
Summer and long, dark Winter of the North re-
quires peculiar course Of treatment for those
children Of the sun. During the three WARM months
they are forced a. much az possible, 50 that tie
growth Of SIX months II obtained in that time, and
TIE productive force. OF the plant are kept up TO
their normal standard. After this result is OBJ
tsinod il thIives az steadily in more favorable
climate. The palms, in particular, are noble spe-
cimens. One OF them 70 pha"ir, bellcye) is nov
in blossom, which is an unheard-of event IN such
latitude.
Before leaving 81. Petersburg, feel bound 10
express my Obligations to Gov Seymour, our late
Minister, whose personal kindness has contributed
little to tie pleasure and profit o. my visit. He
is sbcut to leave for the Caucasus, BY way Of the
yolga, Astrskhan and the Caspian Sea. The Rus
sian Government Las offered lin every facility To-
ward accomplishing this interesting journey. He
viii probably return to Europe via Ireblrcnd and
Con.tantircpe. 1t was my own intention to have
mhde part Of the same journey this Summer, but
family reasons which need not state, have obliged
me TO postpone it. do not depart from Russia,
however, uithsut the hope and the determination
20 return again al season when / shall have more
leisure TO study eli the aspect. OF this great and
prOgre ssiye Empire. u. +.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

over sn the hssnss.s of Il. seryiee 70 o,A.-eh.-.
Id ei.od'' bs' h,Pgssea ,A.s ss,- 80
state N sie'en yon nom rvsisrs u III. p,s = As
oom shns 0s TO overlook toe e-rosr. wn.h have oa
have isosslt. neee"ary wsil- ayos yoa :, .ssr ,s
q s'ef,1 atm, 70 ist'e you Of yoar date. IS =.
your hous. AID b. fsy rr.uassd ihs W. bsy, fr
e.' - p ts 5s'SsF,s, ss,s We As's oonai..onea s
We ;ran,late from the ArgsJurg Hg,sta.s Z.,..,.
the following:
Sr. PETERsBvRG. Nov. > 1854
have received TO day the speech of the En,,.rr,,
the lord maIshals made On ms ast ysi, 10 Mo~.av ~
which he .xpress "a Lis Dissatisfaction a: the inn -
oi the robihiy IN the measures preliminary 10 en.r
psiion OF The sorfs very SHARPLY. lie saws:
always p,i.srt tor 70 hank he aobiy ~A., A
srce slwSy, q, Ne tr, H. and an .orr :. .,S y ,
csnrot thank you now toa ul5-r iLat y.. A.,
De sbol'h.d, and tha, better .nd was m rnsn. .. ~
ihai ,A shpale tssu from Tie TOP Lon Oo,;os n
words heye bee ists,iy intsrir.tsd'
The Enperr then rvproves the notles f,- h>vs..
responded 70 iai. 10 h demands and CO .inpe.. "s
love tie noeI, and count thern the 4. ugps ef Il.
sive tie possibility coming forwaId ios va Ta
ln conclusion, the Emperor said that hs anien,.y,
the uSa3tG ipla,es, houses IN villages W IA tor 49,,
houscsl 10 include not merely the buildings h., -.
she land belonging TO them.
EGsPr Tho condition of Esyp, Is deplo,.N. ,.
is astonishing how much the couutry Las re,o,,r.,,
s,uce Mehemet Ali. Tie mahufac,or,es A.. ,..',,'.
the csnsls fer irrigation have been reg.c,.s .rs
sand,d over; in southern Egypt, everything h.s
complete stand-snlli the officials urp ,i. ne nsor.
abused md plundereJ. All this TO keep m !. -
army, t. furnish soldiers with immense bos>kn esrs
OF massive silver helmets and other silver g-.r rn.
ropean tradcsu en- encourage this as they cet ia, ;ohs
by it, such as lO,o,o silver watches, fine sa,. soJ
lGcquered boots for the miserable Arabs who re pus
into military jsck,ts. They furniA the eas.st articles
and get M enormous price for them. Matter, q,
worse than they would do the succession herei.
tary IN the direct line. BY the treaty OF Galhsre tAs
European Powers have regulated the succession in
Egypt, securing il 10 the eldest male DESCENDANT Of
M.hemst Ali, matter in what line, ths, the cue.
cessor TO the present Pasha is not his The sou.
s,queIoe Is that the heir PIE umptive looked upon
with distrst by the Nceroy, and generally comes ;,
tie throne without the slightest kno Wedge of tho
government. The fIicnJs Of each Pasha, too, expect
to be turned out 10 make for tie teOls Of tsa
rext, ard so make the most OF their tiue and &C.
cumuate a. much as they can.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

We translate from Lc Noyd the following CORE
s2cuGence
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-13
&f0al HotitEs.


FFHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAN
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Con-.
of Baltimore city letters Of administration on the e,t
ofJOHN DALRYMPLE, Jr, late Of the said city deceasS
All persons having claims against the said deceased ~
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the yoncbers
thereof to the subscriber before the 9th dav 81
April 1885, they may otherwise by law be excluded from,
all benefit of said estate All indebted said 90
tate requested to make immediate payment Given
under my hand this sth day of October, 1858
VIM u nATRYMpTE
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Il decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore sell by
Public Auction, at the Exchange Sales Room, No 10 S
Gay street. Baltimore, TUESDAY October GOTH 1883
at clock. p. NJ,
ALI. THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city,
and lying in the Northeast angle of johnson street and
Fort avenue, having front the avenue Of 10 feet
depth of 80 feet Johnson street. with rear width of
"A feet and inches subject to annual ground rent of
$3.50. The Lot is improved by large well built
THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING, standing on the
corner used as Lager Bier Saloon and Dwelling with
large Back Building.
Terms of saleone half cash, and the balance in six
months. with interest
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Hooper AND CHEESBROUGH'S
IL d CRANE AT AUCTION i will sell on THURSDAY
MORNING October DIST, at 10 o'clock Hooper Cheese
Drough wharf lower end of Wolf street. Fels Point all
the following property, viz:
The large and powerful CRANE to be removed within
reasonable time about 80 Iron of the best quail
ty, is attached to the above.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place will be sold a six-horse
INSULATING STEAM ENGINE and Upright Boiler,
used IN connection with the above for hoistng-all in
good order
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VIM. D. DALRYMPLE,
Al
ocS-1aw4V
JTHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

IL the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City letters of administration, the person
al of SAMUEL MANNING late of the said city de
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased hereby warned to exhibit the with
vouchers thereof subscriber before the
first day of April next they may otherwise, by law be
excluded from all benefit of said All persons in
debted to said estate requested to make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this 9th day of September 1885,
At
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UNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

IL the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore City, letters of administration
the estate of DAVID T. ASPRIL. deceased -
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, or to Lloyd W Williams her
attorney at his office, corner of Charles and Fayette
Streets on or before the Goth day of March next;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded all benefit
of said All persons indebted said estate re-
ouested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 23d day of September, 1855
MARY ANN ASPRIL,
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rNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City testimenary on the Of
GEORGE r. CARROLL, late Of the said city, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before of
March 1885, they may otherwise. by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under nv hand this 18th day of September 1858.
LUKE TIERNAN, Executor.
= mi traaf
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i. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
oc5-2aw -3wds WIN. HAMILTON. Anct

1I5::f TRUSTEES SALE. 1 will, by VIZ
i tue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
-'city, sell by Public Auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, October Goth, 1858, at O'clock f. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city on
the North east Corner of Heath Street and Rope-Wak
binding Heath 80 feet and running back of
even width and binding on said Lane so feet together
with the Improvements thereon consisting in part of three
BRICK Dwellings, ~ stories high Terms of sale-one-
hat Cash and the balance in six months, with interest
L. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee
2aw -3w&ds WIN HAMILTON Auc,;oneor
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BY WM. HAMILTON.
TRTTSTEF,C SAJE Ju,;U

frF.:f TRUSTEES SALE will, by vir
hiij tue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city, sell, by public auction, on the premises OF
TUESDAY, October Goth, 1858, at AZ O'Clock p NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city
and described follows, to wit Beginning therefor
the west side of Bevan alley Bevan street. 2OS feet
inches south from the south side of Henrietta street
thence running south Bevan street II feet thence
tending west and nearly parallel Hamburg street &C
feet and making width of 10 feet alley three
feet wide used in common, subject to yearly ground
rent of $500. The Improvement is twostory brick
dwelling, designated asNo. % Bevan street.
Terms of sale, half cash and the balance in months
with interest. i. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee,
2aw3wdS VIM HAMILTON AuctiOneer.
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sfsh PREPARE FOR WTNTER.-Th

<@z PREPARE FOR WINTER-The
e1%I undersigned, in view of the fact that now Is s
- Time to prepare for the approaching winter pes
gaVe to call the attention the public to their large Sp
e,egsnt assortment of PARLOR STOVES, pNlNG IN
SrON rs, OFFICE AND STORE STON r.; OhlNcni
oloN Els, AND COOKING STOVES, all OF the most aP
proved pattern, and guaranteed to act * g.
rhey would also refer to their stock OF CoohlNE - A.
rs, embracing the Bay State Range "hlcn ,,t
ctdedly the most handsome and best fiat top IN te
our stock of FURNACES AND HEATERS a !os ~
the attention of all in want Of such arucles Ve'"e -
most approved patterns. ,>-.CO
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HHII IHe large new warehouse on South Charles street,
- near Lombard Also, the cOmmodiOus two sto
ry Warehouse in tn of same. Apply to
DUGAN & JENKINS,
MI
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fT:f FOR RENT.-The THREEeSTO-
HElil Ky DWELLING No "a North Calvert street, near

T;i FOR RENT-The House No. I6I
M9lil WEST PRATT STREET, recently fitted up in
superior style, with fixtures complete as a restau-
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H. f o r. SAL The Superior Three
#iiI Story DIV YELLING No., 2O6 North Charles street
-s.s beyond Eager. Having large Three Story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete
The lot % by $50 feet running back 40 street
The buildings of the best material and most substantial
construction having been erected under the supernten
dence and for the residence of the owner
capacious and dry cellar under main and back
buildings
Inquire on the premises, or of B. T. ELDER
No. 10 South Eutaw Street
mrlS-u Opposite b. 4 O. r. r. Depot,
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4rp Goods.

SEPTEMBER 18TH.
~ FALL OPENING OF
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS.
Comprising all the newest and most attractive styles
In SILK ROBES, A TABLEAU
ROBES, A LEI;
ROBES, A DOUBLE JUPE;
SILKS by the yard in great variety.
PRINTED MERINos;
DELAINES;
MERINO PLAIDs;
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES;
POLE DE CHEVRES;
SHAWLS;
With complete stock of
MOURNING GOODS;
To which we will he adding all the novelties of the
i. S-A large and well selected stock of Housekeeping
and DOMESTIC GOODS Also, full assortment of
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, for Mems and Boys wear.
sl3 WRoTH FULLERTON, 50 Baltimore st.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
~ AMOS IOVEJOY 4 CO.,
Has inst received at the New Store
No 195 BALTIMORE STREET
second door below Me.srs H. Easter & Co,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
DRAWERS, &c
comprising part of Real Shaker Knit Shirts Drawers
and half Hose; Heavy Silk Shirts and Drawers Scotch
Wool, do. do, plain and RIBBED superior Merno Shirts
and Gloves in the variety; Ladies' Gauntles and
UndcrsceveS Ladies' and Misses CATERS Woollen Shaws
Nubes, CapeS and Hoods Woollen Yarns Wool Wadding
Worsteds Tidy Cottons, Woollen Over Jackets Knit
Hose best quality Needles Pins Tapes Spool Cotton Sew
ing Silks Boston Wadding, &c, &c, Wholesale and
TAIL at the lowest market prices, No. 1875 Baltimore St.
between Charles and Light SITS.
N. B.-AMoS LOvEJOY has had no interest or connec-
ton with the old store 123 Baltimore street since last
February, having sold the entire stock to Mr. Haig
mat time. Oc5-tf
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Dublit SALES.
BY LENNON & BROGDEN
BUCHANAN s WHARF
POSTPONED SAFE

POSTPONED SALE.
4 IN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th. 1858,
~ at ii o'clock, at the auction stores on Bucbanans
prime. = *
1877 HHDS. P. R. SUGAR.
viii be added
100 BAGS DAMAGED RIO COFFEE;
, OR. CKs. K . IF. PIPES ROCHELLE BRANDY. ..I
1-Robn,'' pale and dark, entitled to dehenture.
IN Or CKS. GENUINE FORT WINE;
% BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES;
TX OCTAvES SHERRY WINE "RUBIA:r
400 REAMs STRONG WRAPPING PAPER;
1900 BUSHELS CADIz SALT
oclS-ts LENNON & BRoGDEN, Auct'rs.
% VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BAL
H iii TIMORE AND CALVERT STREETS FOR SALE
VIII be offered at public sale, on MONDAY No
Vember lst, at the Exchange Sales Rooms at O'Clock P
NJ, to close estate
THE MUSEUM BUILDING, fronting Go feet s inches on
baltimore street and running back IS feet inches ON
Calvert street.
No. ALSO,
me bu iLDlNG Immediately the rear of the above
fronting 40 feet Calvert and running back to the
west line of the Museum lot This lot is subject TO a
ground rent of $500 per annum
Inc Two lots run back to Bank Lane and offer maonif
cent opportunity for an advantageous investment The
ots VIII be sold together separately Possession of en-
TIRE buildings given April 1st, 1859
Terms made known at sale or on ami ication to
W. W. GLENN, Agent.
LENNON & BROGDEN
oc9-eots Anctionce,,s
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Ell FAYETTE STREET PROPERTY.
A LOT OF GROUND, No. l42 East Fayette street pa"-
Canal north side Is feet inches ~ dePs 20 feet TO
Little Nicholson street. , "a,
Improved by a three-story Brick DWELLING with
two-story Back Building Ground rent Sl4.oo pei alhuh
Now nnia" "@"'+ ~ 81 IN ner .annum.
::ia At o'clock on the same AFTERNOON - A., ann
ises, shall sell six LOTS OF GROUND on the west side
of Eden street between Chew and Eager Mad
ison square The first lot is the street
and Smiths alley, is IA feet front by deep The ad
joining five lots II feet front each by 60 deep
All are improved by story and attic DIV ELLlNGS,
under rent good tenants Ground 50
Terms-One half cash. balance in three and six months,
with interest and approved security cash. at the option
of the purchaser. GEORGE H. HAIG,
Trustee of John c. Fledderman.
s2S-eO&ds i. w. BENNETT K CO., Auct'rs.
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Inn; FOR SALE.-Warehouse No. ll9.
b fronting 25 feet Lombard St, with depth of 20
ieet to Balderston St, having the advantage of two
fronts 1t Is built in the substantial manner and
mas deep, dry cellar. Occupied by Messrs. j. LYLE
claim CO., who will continue rent it. or give pos
session when required; apply to ISAAC REYNOLDS &
SO'N IL balderSton st. oc6-dtf
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John RICHARDS,
u IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
GAS CHANDELIERS
PENDANTS, BRACKETS, &C.,
24 W. BALTIMORE STREET, tup stairs,)
Sole Agent for Kidders Patent Gas Regulators.
Gas Pipe introduced by experienced workmen and war
ranted h.tt scott
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WIN. H. YER EREK & &c. Co,
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO,
And Importers of
HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND GERMAN SEGARS, .
And Manufacturers of Domestic.
Also, keep constantly on hand PIPES of every kind
Snufs and Smoking Tobacco Tobacco Knives &C. at low
est market prices.
No 96 LOMBARD STREET BALTIMORE
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