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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
REPRESENTATIVES, CHOsFH.
Rp1,1i btc1n DenorvJ
THE RECORD.


The Members oF Congress from the Free States
who nave persistentls voted not to allow .he People
! of X snsas to say deo:sively by majority vote
i whether they vii. accept and come into the Union
| under the Lecompton Constitution, or, rejecting
this. frame another which shall be satisfactory to
them, are the following:
SENATE
RHODE ISLAND. tPhilip Allen.
!NFv.JERsEY....W VIM. Wright John X. Thomson.
PrsssYIvANIA William Blgler.
IKDIAHA.. Jesse ID Bright, g. N. Fitch.
IuwA.... ....tCeOrge W. Jones.
CALIIoRNIA.....W William M. GTin.
OHIO. lGcCfge E' Iugn.
Bogus. DefyDa Instructions tShuaiins AID ps!terirs
Totaa Senate e).-.--...-....-...-S
HOUSE.
CONhEcrIcDI
!! Samuel Arnold, William ID. Bishop.
NEW-YORE.N
John Cochrane, EraStus Corn!ns,
Israel Il. Hatch. John Kelly,
William b. Msclay, William r Russeu,
John A. SesriIg, Dao!el r, Slckies,
| George Taylor, Elijah Ware.
NFw-JERsEi.
John Huyler. John r. wortendyks.
PENNSYLVANIA.
| John A. Ali, William L. Dswsrt,
William n, Dnmick Thomas u. Florence,
jams l.. Gilli,, j Clancy Jones
| James LaDGy, Pau! Leldy,
Henry b. Phillips, wilson Reilly,
Aison White.
ONO.
| JOSEPH Burns, Joseph Miller.
| INDIANA.
| james NJ. Gregg, James Hughes
| William Z. Niblack.
| CALiFoRriA...........-Ch -CharesL l.. Scott.
Total blouse -.--.Sl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Advertisements for Tux WEEKLY TsIBusR Of this
week should be handed in to-day OF early tomorrow.
Price, 81 Q hue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
To The Associated Press.


WAsHIsGTos, Monday April 5, lSd
General Sargent Of Cincnnsti had to-day fornA
interview with the President, and rendered reg
of Ohio volunteers for service 10 Utah, supporedy
q recommendation from the Legislature OF "a"
State.
II is understood that Gen. Harney respectfully pro-
eats against being placed second il conmsad anN.
Gen. Smith in the Utah expeditions, and desires
command in some other direction. @.
On the representations Of Gen. Robes, the hefcsa
Minister, the State Department has ressued ., fotns
Ds.ructions to prevent the organization or nitGg ~
Of unlawful expeditions within the limit, oi 'Se on
States for the invasion Of the Nortnern o1so
Mexico. Both governments IN Me1.c0nYe ht.ltsns
him OF this subject bat be officially corresponds 'a'
w the one recognized by our own -.
Col. Benton's health has mateIla!y iaLed WE.
he last few days lie speaks OF MS lie drawing e.
close conyerses cheerfully with nis friends on 1rox
sfairs aua saws that the only great measure n Wne'
the Admi,siration Las been successful 10 the dsnss
STATION Of TIE practcabty az all seasons OF the !sN
Of the Central route TO the Pacific. 49,
The Senate hes not yet yet notified the House dS -
adysre actior on the Montgomery substitute. i"
rotce Is expected tomorrow. l.,
IL the even. Of the failure Of the Kansas bl ua,.
present ciro umstaaces effort will oe made fros
democratic SIDE to couple Kansas with hnrssss..
making the admission OF cEe dependent on taai ~"
other.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT


NJ r.. COLLIER, Of tho State Of Iowa, and
vi. A. W. North Of the State of New York,
Will take notice that Charles &. Brett, of the
CITY and State of New York. did, on the Path
day Of December, \. D., 1857, Gle his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas of Hancock Co.,
ONO, against the said ~ +. Collier and \. ".
North, defendants, setting forth that said NJ. +.
Collier and \. W. North. late partners in bust
ness IN the firm of VI. +. Collier were. on the
2jth day of March, 4. D.. 1857, indebted to the
SAID Charles :. Brett. in the sum ui slGs.5?, for
IGUuds. Wares, Merchandise. and Chatilcs, be.
fore that tmc sold and delivered IN the city
and state "f New youk, by the said Charles ).
Brett, To- the said VI. +. Collier and A. W. North,
~ their instance and rcqucst--ihat by the laws
oi the state OF New York the said Brett is en-
|ttlcd 10 seven per cent. interest on said sum
from the ?ith day of March, a. d.. lsi6, aud
praying for u judgment AGAINST the said VI. +.
Collier and \. ". North for sand sum 1T sl6S 80.
with seven per cent. interest thereon from the
18th day ot March. \. D., l~i5. And the said
VI. T.. collier and \. ". North are notified that
lth"y are required I" appear and answer said
petition on ur before the third saturday after
the nth day Of February. \. D., lSis.
CHARLES :. HHETT.
by Corr 4 BRuw>s, his Attorneys.
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DIXON HOUSE,

and three lar.c and commodious Store Rooms.
well lu, tied for business purposes. The sad
property Is divided into tour sections, number.
ng l. ,, and /, aud viii be sold Ia sections
,icScrihcd as follows, t".wit:
section NJ. l--li"ug part Vf ln.lnt NJ. !. IN
NaurcN tury's Addition tn the town "i Finhlay.
hcGINulG- In the same at the nurlh east corner
ui sad tpwn.lot No, |. and thence south 20 feet
aud - inches, To- the center OF the partition
wall south ui the north Store Room on said lot:
thcncc west iWo hundred feet tn llsr west rnd
ui -td lot: thence north - irct u inches the
northwest corner of said lot; and thence east
to the place ~ beginning.
Appraised at SIX Thousand Dollars.
section NJ. 2-Bcing part Of lot No. !. IN Vance
4 t0ry'S Addition to the town OF Fihday. hc.
ginning for the same at the center OF the parti-
tlon wall between sections one and two Al the
end ui 2j feet a inches south ot the north east
corner of sad town lot No. /: and running
thence south l. feet 10 inches to the centre uf
the partition wall south oi the second room, or
The hrst room south Of the first section above
named: thence west two hundred feet L. the
wnSt line of said lot No. l. thence north l. feet
10 inches To the southwest corner of section
No. |; thence east 10 tue place Of beginning,
Appraised at Three Thousand Dollars.
section No. 3-Being part of lots No, and
IN Vance N Corey's addition tn the town of
Fludlay, beginning for the same at the centre
of the partition wall between sections Nos.
and Al the end of ~ feet % inches south Of
the north cast corner oi said lot No. |, aud run
ming thence south Is feet lOt inches To the cen
ter at the partition wall between the entrance
hall of the Dixon House, and the third room,
running from the north To the south OF said
! LOTS thence west two hundred feet to the west
line OF the sald lot No. 2; thence north Is feet
| lOi inches to the southwest corner OF section
NJ. 2; thence east 10 the place Of beginning
The said section No. beng seven feet So inches
oil Oi the south side of said town lot No. l, and
$ feet inches off of the north side Of said town
/ lot No. 2. Appraised at Twenty'Ons Hundred
\ Dollars.
\ Section No. +-Being part oflotN No. 2, in Vance
K COrey's Addition TO the town of FIndlay, be-
ginning for the same at the centre of partition
wall between sections No. and 4, at the end
of IS foet inches south OF the northeast corn.
er of said lot No. /; and running thence south
To the southeast corner of said town-lot No. 2;
thence west two hundred feet 10 the south.
corner OF said lot No. 2; thence north to the
Southwest corner of said section No. 3, of the
above subdivisions; thence to the place OF be-
ginning.
l. Appraised at Six Thousand Dollars.
i TERMs OF SALE.-One'third cash in hand on the
: day of sale; and the balance IN two equal an
Inual payments, in one and two years, with in
lterest from the day of sale; the deferred pay
lments to be secured by mortgage on said prem
ises.
Taken as the property of the Flndlay Join,
Stock Hotel Company.
| Ian l. lS59-It
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TO TEACHERS.

SksllE Board OF School Examiners, 70,
i Hancock county, will hold a session
loT the purpose Of examining teachers, a
The Union School room, in Findlay, on th.
hIstSaturday ofJanuary and the first Satur
day of February, and the first and third Sat
urdays 81 every month thereafter, commcnc
ing at Yen Until further notice be given.
W. x. LEONARD,
CLERK of said Board.
k9dlay Jan. 3, 1887.
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Snlc by Order Of Court.

""h" ~ p''n'I' IN Hincock county
n...,., , o,h,.r. Common Fisds.
IN pGrSuuc" ot an Order Of Sale, issued in
L SAID cause. from the Court Of Common Pleas
II Hancock county, OHIO, and To- me directed,
| W II cNpus. at Public Auction, AT the door II
the Court.huusc. IN the town VI Fmdlay. IA SAID
county, uu
The twcniy-fnh day Of Feb, 4. d., IS5s,
between thc hours ot ten O'Clock 4. NJ. and
tour u'ciuck T.. ~. tho following property. to-
w': lu.lrlS Ne, | and ,, III Vance 4 Cory Al.
tilnun 'u the town of Fiu,i,iv. on which are 81.
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N A T r S ,
Hurd & Church,

GENERAL Collecting Agts, VIII prompt
. ly attend to ths ooilectloa ofCtalms oi
all kinds, in Hancoek and sdloinlne couti-
ties, also, the settlement f5Esta&ass elVs,
ing uFPartnsrship Matters, DC. IL.
REyERENoEs:-M.C O. Whiteley, Esq; G.
W, o. Neal, ESQ; Whesisr 4 Rse,sn and d,
Dixon, Findlay, Ohio. 0ffiee in south cor
neI Of Dixon Block MaiA street.
RIB. HURD.
Avg. %, 1905. @. CHURCH.
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Patented d,

HNiIS figure is n transverse section Of An I'm
Il proved method III suspcudtug lin Fave
Troughs, for whcla patent was granted on the
7th Of March iSjl.
The Eavo.Trnugh u is made IN the usual form
with the cross. bart G. Spdcrrd To- IL of Sufficient
strength tu sustain the weight aud keen tho
trough in shape. From this S.bar there on.
tends an iron rod Wilh screw and nuts u Il
at its lower clid. Tie screw and nuts in this
rod allow of tho trough being ri waited or low
cred on The said rod. \ staple should bc driven
over the rod near the lower edge nf the roul
board.
BY this arrangement tho House and Curn,'c
viii not be disiigurcd. ~ hy the common meth.
nd of putting up TroUghS: will bu held more
straight aud hrn VIII not rust rs other Trough.
dn aud can bc Strengthened, or taken down 10y
any one.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
a Brntrolsnt Institution, established by special en-
dc,omtf yor re relief offhs sick and disfrsssed,

dO,om6u Jor me RUG OF the sick and disfrsssed,
afflicted pih pirmeni and Epidemic diseases.
YNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases.
j. such as SPERMATORRHGA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHRA,
GLEEr, SfrnILIs, the Vice of OSANIsN, or SELr
ABUSE, &c, &c,
Tho HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of tho aw.
ful destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual
diseases, and the deccptions prac tised upon the
unfortunate victims uf Quacks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, rs a
charitable act worthy oftheir name, to open
DispcnSary for the treatment of this class Ct
diseases, in all their forms, and to give Medical
Advice gratis, to- all who apply by letter, with
a description OF their condition, (age, occupa.
tion, habits of life, &c. and in cases Of extreme
poverty, To FURNISH NgDIcISs FREE OF CuAR0E.---
| II is needless to add that the Association COM
mands the highest Medical skill of the aye, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
mout.
The Directors, on n review of the past, feel rs.
snred that their labOrs in this sphere of benev.
olent effort, have been Of great bcneft to the
afflicted, especially to tho young and thoy have
resolved To devote themselves, with renewed
zeal. to this very important but much despisod
cause.
! Just Published by the Association, a Report
on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the
/ wee oi Onanisin, Masturbation or Self Abuse,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs by the
lCunsulting Surgeon, which will Lc sent by mail,
Un a sealcdlctter cnvclopc,) FREE or CHARog, on
IreCcipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment DR.. GEORGE
Il. C,kHouS. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso.
citation, No. 2, South Ninth Street Philadelphia,
Pa. BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Presidsnf.
! GEO. FAiRCuILD, Secretary.
A lsn
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KTOTICE is hereby given that David
IN Tuss,ng, Admir- of John Slower, dec.s
Conrad Eggensn, Guardian Of John Braek-
ley's heirs, and simon A. Snyder, GuaIdlsA
Of Margaret Hollenback. ct. al, have FLED
their accounts and vouchers in the Prebsss
Ceayt Of Hancock county, Ohio H.! .sstla-
ment to be confirmed February 9th, 1885,
N. E. CHILDS, Probate Jdse'
Jan. 81, ,..is6s.J
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DW. ". BEECU, would respectful announce
IL that he has permanent, located IN findlay
where he will attend TO AL calls IN his profession
ONCE and residence ON west side uf Main ~,
In the building formerly uccuricdhy A Sounk IL
early opposite the new Presbyterian church
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TlNU the Creditors OF the Estate OF Enos
i Lease, dec.--The undersigned Admlnistra-
tor de bonis non, of the estate OF Enos Lease, de-
ceased, represented nsolvent, hereby gives
notice to said creditors, that the period OF six
mouths from the date OF this notice is allowed
creditors to bring in and prove their claims
against said estate. The undersigned may DO
found al his residence IN Jackson township
Hancock county, Ohio, where creditors ofssid
estate can have their claims passed upon by
him. JAMES WALTEkMlhE, hd"T'
de bouis non, OF the estate OF Esos LEASE, dec.
w. NJ. MUNGEN. Atty for Admir-,
Dec H. lS57.-7t
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Bu8HON g. ADAMS
SPOUTING.
STOVES.

OF all Kinds.
Copper Kitties, Tin-warc, stove pipes,
Lightning Rods,
and everything hrlungnC H. the trade tom
slantly Kept un hands, BuSlION 4 ADAMS.
MnN =. l.li.
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PHI YSlCI AN =.

w "a. ALDAN. Attorney 4, Law and N"ts
w. ry Public, PlcaSantyillc, tMcComh r.
O1 Hancock cn., q. tJan. 20, lS5'..u
NTEDICAi. NOTICE.--nr. J. Stuf'cr has
wi resumed the practice 81 Mcd,rin" and sur
Ccryin the town uf Nnnluc, Hancock county, o.,
and will promptly attend to AL 1lprolcsSlonalcans,
IT, the hest ui his ability.
once and residence At the Vanlus Mouse.
Vanluc, April ~, 1897.
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NTVrICE is hereby given that there
N will be petition presented to the
Commissioners OF Hancock county at their
regular meeting in March. for road forty
feet wide, described as follows; commence
ing at the southwest corner Of Marion tp',
and running one mile due east on the i'ns
between Marion aAd Jaeksen t3wnshiRs'
+ till il intersects the hell road. sndtheIs ter
inmate. MANY rArirtoNHSs'
| January Goth, l868.-4w.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

DiNIEI. u. Bt: NRDSI.Ey, Attorney AZ
Law aud Collecting Agent, will attend
promptly t. all business entrusted ~ his care.
OrfIcg-with g. c. pomcroy, E-l., R,wsons
Building, findlay, ohio. tJsn. y, 1859.
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The Adriatic.

4 Cook Stove with an elevated oven, has the
N pipe back II the oven, So that the FIRE CaI
he thrown uil ~ warm weather. has seven Boil
or hulcs, and takes wood three feet long. III,
the stove Tor Farmers. For sale by
,Iuup 10 lS,I, Il'SIID\ 4 ADAMS
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THE CLIPPER AIR.TIGHT, "

HNAkES wood three feet long, has an Elevated
L oven, is cool IN summer. aud warm ~ win.
ter. For >il" by BUSllON ~ ADAMS.
June H. l~lT.
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DENTISTRY.

7 j. BI.ECliEi, RcSidcn, Dentist, hM ru
81. moved to the second door, IN Crun,nccI
Taylor's new Building, north uf tho Reed
House, Fndlay, Ohio.
Oct. 2. (Dcc. 5.) ls5G.-tf.
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~ 4. pOMERON, Attorney ~ Law, Finilay
u. Ohio, will practice IN Hancock aht All
luinlns counties. Onicc IN Raw sons Block, W
stairs October ~, ls57.--tf.
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NxtHANGE BaSh.--C. HAXLE1Ta co.
II (Onico in the south East corner OfD!xon's
Brick Blork.) fiudlay Ohio,
IN. An business in the line Of Banking v IL he
prpnpty attended to. lArrIl -, lNoi.
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CLOTHING, &c.

T ID. kSllD, Mcr, hant Tailor, Is, door nort
y, Of the Reed House, Findlay, Ohio.
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HyNsY nnowN

ppsoS GoIr. xzR, BROWN. HtNbY nsowh.
H0IT - BItOWS, Attorneys and coun
VI scllnrs at Law. and General t"llcr,ing
Agents, will give prompt attention To all bur
ines entrusted 10 their care.
OFFICE Second story or Head Quarters
Block. nrst door North II Reeds Hot, Nhdlay
Hancock county, Ohio. lNoN ~ ~
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Il A II BE RS

hAViD ADAMS, Fashionable BARRIER anc
~ Hair Dresser, (Main ST., east side, f"ul
doors nurthof Railroad St.) FindlHy. ohio.
W shop closed un SUNDAYS. 80
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LAWYERS JOB POWER PRESSES

which arc the BEST Jon PRrssrs now IN Use. an,
Is capable of throwing ou rtirLts nrspnkp IN
rRRstIoSs PER HORN, are prepared Ia do all Kind
II job Work, such as Cards. Plain and Orna
mental; Circulars, Posters, Blanks, BlllIeadS
Programmes, Pamphlets. &c. With their pres
ent facilities, they feel confident tina, they ca'
give entire satisfaction, both s IL regards cH
rcution aud the rates charged.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IMPRESS MOTTO (E.-On the nrst day o
~ august, Mr.. e. llAHlErr, Of tho Tx
change Rank, opened an Express onice, whcr,
all EApross Good, Money, &r., received ove'
the Fndlny Branch. willhc left for delivery
August I. 1891.
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LU NIB T. R

4 NY quantity "l Grud Lumber taken IN cx.
"A change lur StuSCs,tii work of any kind.
June II, lN,T. Bl'SliON " ADAMS.
"COPPER" KETTLES, dlways ON hand. a
~ large lotutCopprr Kettles "l our own make
1T reduced priCcs. BUSllON & ADAMS.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY ~ NEW yopr
Cash Capital. $500 600, Snr,,ns ~ 900 wv
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VIVIAN & SONS LONDON SHEATH
ING METAL FOR SHIPS.
The subscriber has received the Agency this celebrated
English Sheathing Metal and has in hand and will
keep supply of all sizes.
LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
ap2iu mi IS Buchanans Wharf.
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S1abIi& Sales.
BY LENNON o. BROGDEN
BUCHANAN 5 WHARF.

Co., TRUSTEES SALE OF BLUE
AH;;i PTncE FITPNACE PROPERTY. The undersigned
- Trustee of JOHN BARKER, will sell on MON
DAY, the POI day of November 1885, at the Exchange
AJI,THF Right. TITLE AND INTEREST of the afOre-
said John Barker in and the property known as the
BLUE RIDGE FURNACE, situated near hnoxvllle, IN
apeake & Ohio Canal which interest comprises one a
the property, consisting of about 20 ACRES OF LANp
lying on both sides the railroad, and the
thereon, viz: A LARGE 16 #. BOSH COKE FL kNACh'
in good condition, with LARG ENGINE and an neGessa
ry working apparatus, A FRAME STOKE, Wv EI l
property now on the premises and also OF
the mining rights on the Shenandoah and IN thc w
cnity of the Furnace, belonging to the same SUI
iect, however, to the claim of Watson Rennck the
late lessees of the furnace for Improvements ana
made by them for which they by agreement to receive
fourth of the proceeds the sale of the furnace When
sold. -,
Terms-5 cash, Z 6 months balance y months WIZ
Trustee.
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NubIft SaIRs.
BY ADREON d. co.

NHE UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEE
II will sell at public sale SATURDAY, the 18th day
of November 1858, at oGIpck p. NJ the Sales Room
OF the Merchants Exchange, No 19 South Gay street. in
the city of Baltimore the following valuable PROPERTY
situated in said city:
No. l. LOT No. l, beginning at the southwest corner
oil Eden street and Eastern avenue and running thence
southery, bounding Eden street about hundred
and ten feet thence westerly about eighty feet thence
northerly about hundred and ten feet Eastern ave
nue. and thence eastrly, bounding Eastern avenue
about eighty feet, to the place of beginning. The
proyemens consist of large twostory BRICK BUILD
ING fronting about one hundred feet Eden street.
RAINING back about sixty feet The property is subject
an annual ground rent of $40
LOT No. 2 adjoining Lot No. the SOUTH fronting
forty four feet on Eden street. and running back with
depth OF eighty feet, subject ground rent of
SSS per annum.
LOT No. 3 adjoining lot No on the south commencing
at the southeast corner Of said lot Eden street. and
running thence sOuthery Eden street. about one hun
urea ana hy feet 10 Canton avenue thence westerly
canton avenue about eighty feet thence northerly
one hundred and fifty feet to lot No Q and thence easter
W bounding on lot No 2 about eighty feet the begin
nng Subject to ground of two dollars per foot on
Eden street.
The terms of sale Onetra of the purchase money
10 De pald IN cash, and the balance in equal install
ehs at SIX and nine months, with interest day
SAFE lor which notes of the purchaser will required
ana on the payment thereof deeds will be executed
G. l.. DULANY In
BROWN & bruno trustees.
oc23-laW3w&ds WIN. ADREON h CO. Auct's
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BY SAMUEL III. COVER

10A SHARES OF THE MARYLAND
lOOOIL COMPANY'S STOCK AT AUCTION.-I
will sell MONDAY NEXT, Nov. 8th, at o'clock, at
the Exchange Sales Room No 10 South Gay ST. without
reserve $1,000
100 SHARES OF THE MARYLAND OIL COMPA-
lUONY'S STOCK. Terms cash.
SAMUEL II. COVER, Auct'r.,
81 Baltimore street
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Oc2s.r, rhsds LENNON & BRoGDEN, Auct'rs.
49, TRUSTEES SALE OF CURTIS


Hhi;sl CREEK PROPERTY, &C.
&2e=A@ The undersigned, Trustee of JOHN BAkhEh,
will sell by of order Of the Court of Common
Pleas the Exchange Sales Rooms 10 s. Gay street. on
FRIDAY the 10Th day of November, at o'clock, T. NJ
for account and risk of Mrs Mary Barker the former pu
chaser who has failed to comply with the terms OF SAFE
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND lying in Anne Arnhdel
county, and known MARTY, lying between Marty
Creek and the road leading from the Curtis Creek turh
Marty Bridge, containing 379 which VIII DC
divided into three tracts of nearly equal size portion
of this is well wooded the land is admirably adapted 10
garden tage and the whole accessible to chooners OF
light draught being miles from Baltimore, while the
distance by road is but miles.
The upper tract is improved by FRAME DWELLING
and OUT-HOUSES and is under cultivation.
Also tract of Y adjoining the above tract on the
North side Pats be the Office of the Trustee
ALSO
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND lying in Baltimore coun-
ty the Middle Branch of the Paapsco river part OF
Onions Interest, containing 20 acres.
This Tract Immediately in the of the Fish House,
and adons the lands Of the South Baltimore Company
Hon. Judge Krebs, Mr.. Geo. Warner, and others.
Terms cash, 4 months balance u months, with in
terest and approved security. W. W. GLENN, Trus
LENNON & BROGDEN,
S-Th m W6fkds AuCtioneers.