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CAPTURE OF RrNAwAYS AND An Abolition
ISr.-1 ne Cambridge Democrat says: The
negroes, seven in number, who ran OFT from
then owners in this county IN Saturday
night week WEI taken by party Of iuur
gentlemen on last Saturday morning. about
seven miles above Grccnshorough, in Caroline
county, together with a white man who has
been living in this county for two or three
years past, called Hugh lIazrllt WHO was
found in company with the negroes, and lodg-
ed IN Denton jail They were all brought Ia
Cambridge on Monday last in the steamer
Kent, and llazclil was lydgcd i'll Jail
In the course Ct the evening, meeting o!
the most respectable and influential men from,
almost every district in the count, took plac,
III the Court House. John Il Kccne E>q.
was called to the chair, and DR.. II. &. G"icv,>
was elected Secretary. Speeches were made
and resolutions passed, and the meeting adj
journcd until Monday morning next for fur
her action.
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THE WESTERN CRops The editor Of the
Cincinnati " Price Current, " who gives much
attention to the crops, and is generally good
authority, saws:
g We have adviccs from all sections Of the
Western country, apl which we aerm reliable,
and upon those adviccS we have arrived at
the following conclusions: Wheat is gcncr-
ally harvested; in this State, Indiana and
Kentucky the result is fair av,rage, In
localities it has been injured Dy rust, and
generally the growth has been too rapid, pro-
ducing great abundance Of straw. and con-
sequcntly a shorter head than usual, so that
the yield will not De 50 COED although owing
to the greater breadth OF land S0wn, tic G''Id-
h'y will be nearly up 10 that Of last year, and
the qHo'hy far superior, owing to the iavora'
Die weather there has been for securing 1t, as
compared with that Of last year. whcn a
large quantity was injured seriously by the
usual hot weather which prevailed during
the month OF July and the greater part Of
August"
In Northern Illinois and all Of Iowa the
spring wheat is nearly failure. The crops
of barley and corn promise well in Illinois,
kentucky and Indiana, but will be a third
short Of last year.
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PAurEEs SENT BACK.-Thc ship Oliver
Putnam, which sailed from Boston, Mass,
last Saturday. for Liverpool, took out 1875
passengers about scventytive Of whom were
paupers, collected from the State almshouscs,
aud returned to the odd Country from
whence they came.
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QtICK TRAVELLING. The Baltimore DAHL

QtlcG TRAVELLING. The Baltimore Daily
Exchange Of Wednesday says;
The New Orleans papers Of Thursday las
were received at All early hour yesterday
morning, having been only five days in reach
ing us from that city.-Ihis Is the quckcs
time made between Baltimore and New Or
leans since the new mail arrangement went
into effect OF the lst uli, and 1t Is to be hop
ed that the promptncss displayed Will be con
tlnueu.
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10 Carriage ManufaCturers.

THE subscribers have constantly on hand
1 large assortment OF superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting Of Felloes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongues, Spokes, &c. Also, a large qnan !.
rity Of Seasoned Axles, and Plank of differ.
ent thicknesses, all Of which thay will dis.
pose Of at reasonable prices.
SCOTT 4 ADDISON.
Jan 80, ls5S-tf hcot,s Mills.
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6A, Acres. More or Less.

adjoining lands Of John W. Miller, Robert
Dawson and others, and more particularly
described in deed from T.. j. Stevens to
the said Benjamin Miller, bearing date tho
2nd day of April, 1916, recorded in Llbcr
&. Nee, No. 10, folio 336, one Of the Land
Record Books Of Cecil county, late the pro-
pcrty Of the said Benjamin Miller, and taken
in execution at the suit Of the Bank Of
Newark.
Gg@Sale to commence at l | o'clock p. IN.
TERMS-CASU.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Aug. :, lSjS-ts. Sheriff
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SHERiFFHS SALE.

ssG virtue Of Il writ OF Ncuditioni Exponas,
- issued out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county. and to me directed, | will offer at
Public Sale, on
Tuesday, The 2lM dag Of august, 1858,
at the Court House door, in Elkton, all the
right, title. interest and claim, Il law and in
equity, Of Benjamin Miller. in and to all that
Tract or Parcel of Land, situated and living
III the 3rd Election District Of Cecil county,
containing
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10 THE LADIES.
New Millinery Rooms
IN ELKTON.

W. 1A< IAAh Wv.
tTNHE subscriber would respectfully inform,
l. the Ladies OF Elkton and vicinity, that
he has juseppened 4 choice lot of Millinery
Goods, at the store opposite the Fountain
Hotel, which he will dispose Of at the lowest
prices.
The Goods have been selected with care
and customers may depend on getting bar
gains.
All articles in the Millinery line made to
order in the most fashionable styles.
Show rooms up stairs. Mrs. Lehman will
attend to the business. She has had much
experience in the large cities Of Europe, and
also in Philadelphia. l.. D. LEHMAN.
Nav % 1858
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SEVERITY Hurt On Saturday afternoon
says the Smyrna Times a young man ia,net
Henry j. Harris, who lives near Elkton. Nd
tut for sometime past has been employed OF
the farm of Mr.. Jos Fares, near Smyrna, il
company with several others, went to Long
Bridge in Thoroushfare Neck, on a Grabbing
excursion. The party becoming thirsty
Harris jumped on horse for the purpose O
procuring a jug Of water, when the horse be,
came frightened and threw BIN on glass
bottle, cutting cash some six inches long
nearly in the centre Of his back, to the bone
breaking, rib, and serving an artery, from
which the blood poured in stream until Iii,
clothing was thoroughly saturated. The
wounded man was brought to Sml rna, whcl
DR.. Daily staunchod the flow of blood aut
dressed the wound. lie is, we learn doing
well at present
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I~1lr0.

PERSONAL Brick Meeting House, ON the
10Th us, MARY ANN PERSON, aged
about 60 pears.
WllANN.-m Newark Del. ON the llth of
July, 1888, joins WnlSX, i'll the Goth wear
Of his ag,
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Eufal affairs.

SALE OF A LoT.--John Partridge Esq,
Street and Back lane, i'll this town, containing
nearly fve-eights Of an acre, for $500. b.
W. Harris, Esq, ofthe End District, purchaser
None Of the other property offered ON that
day by Mr.. Partridge, was sold.
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O@The Presiding Elder, Rev. William
Uric will preach in the NJ. E. Church il
this place, Tomorrow (sabbath) evening, i
being quarterly occasion. The pastor Rev
II. T. Hurn will preach in the morning.
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DEATH or GEN, WM. LiNGAN GATHER
a private tclcgraphic dispatch was received
in this city last evening. from BcIhley
Springs, announcing Tie death, at that place,
On Monday morning last, of General William
Lingan Gather, late Of Montgomery county,
Mary land. General Gather was well known
i'll this State AS a prominent politician. He
represented his county for several years in the
House Of Delegates, and at present was a
mcmncr Of the State Senate. The deceased
was distinguished for his hieh-toned gentle
manly qualities and eminent talents.
Son cwlIat over u year ago General Gather
was attacked severely, whilst soiourping at
Barnnms Hotel, in Ibis city, with typhoid
fever, and never fully recovered from its e.
fects. He had gone to the Berkeley Springs.
in the hope Of recupsrating. but his consliu-
ton was too much impaired. -Bdh Patriot.
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Personal s'roDrrty:

One Fresh Mich Cow (wi,h Calf at her
side y one Wheat Drill, nearly new; ono
Family Carriage Beds, Bedding. BcdStrads;
Bureau, Tables, Ctrpetiug I; II lot of Ncnitian
Blinds; one franklin Stove and 800 Cross
Ties, suitable torPosts, lying Oh Raudulil
Farm, near the shore.
The above property taken in execution ~
the property OF john Randcl, r.. and Lctiitia
NJ. Randul, and to be sod for Cash to satisfy
II balance Of execution due X. g. Reese, and
Fee Bills due II. III. Mitchell. late Clerk Of
the Circait Court for Cecil county.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Elkton, Aug. I, lSjS-ts. Sheriff.
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J~The citizens of this town and its
vicinity will have the opportunity of hearing
u lecture On /" EDUCATION, - on Friday
evening next, in the Court House, by Mr.. +.
+. NJ. Fnehtz the gentleman who has been
elected Principal Of the Elkton Academy, of
which he will soon take charge
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TIE FAIR NEAR ZIoN.-Our readers
will remember the Ladies' Fair, Tor the benefit
of the Presbyterian Church at Zion, to be
held on Thursday next, the 18th inst, in the
grove between Zion and the Brick Meeting
House. The arrangements are on very
liberal scale, and it will no doubt prove
very pleasant affair.
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DRESS MAKING.

DRESS MAKING.
MFRS. LYDIA VI. ROSSELL respectfully
INA informs the ladies of North East and
vicinity, that she is proposed to make all
kinds Of FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES at
the shortest notice, at the residence of her
father (John Janney,) second house on the
road leading to Elkton, and respectfully
solicits patronage. MAY %, l858-tf
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BEAR-SHOW WITHOUT LICENsE.-A
man named ii. A. Jones was arrested at
Chesapeake City on Thursday, by officer
a bear without license, AID brought before
Justice Owens OF this town, who fined him
$4,000 and costs. The animal shown by him
was large California grizzly bear said to
weigh $50 pounds.
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The ATLANTIC CABLE LAlD.-Thc Niagara
reached Trinity Bay on Wednesday, having
successfully LAID her portion of the Atlantic
Telegraph. The inland telegraph lines bring
account of great rcjocings over this great
event of this century, in every part of the U.
States and Canada.
LETTER FROM CYRUS W. FEED.
Trinity Bag, IN ~, Aug. 5, l35S-The
Atlantic Telegraph Fleet sailed from Queens
town OIL Saturday, July II, and met in mid
ocean on the 2Sth. The cable was splccd at
| o'clock, p. NJ. on Thursday, the Doth, and
the vessels then separated, the Agamcmnon
and Valorous bound 10 Valencia, Ireland. and
tho Niagara aid Gorgon for this place, where
the latter arrived yesterday, and this morn.
ing the end of the cable will be landed. 1t is
1923 nautical or 1850 statute miles from the
telegraph house at the head of Valencia har-
Dor, and the telegraph house, bay of Bulls
Arm, Trinity Bay, and for more than two
thirds Of this distance the water is over two
miles in depth. The cable has been paid
from the Agamemnon at about the same
speed as from the Niagara.
The electrical signals are sent and received
through the whole cable perfect
The machinery for paying ont the cable,
worked most satisfactorily, and was not stop
ped for single moment.
Captain Hudson, of the Niagara, Messrs
Everett and Woodhouse, the Engineers, Elcc.
tricians and officers of the ship. tnd, in fact,
every man on board the Telegraph fleet
eXcrted himself to the utmost to make the ex-
petition successful, and by the blessing OF
Divine Providence succeeded.
After the end Of the cable has been Ian led
and connected with the land wire telegraph
aid the Niagara discharges some cargo be-
longing to the company, she will go to St.
Johns for coal and then proceed at once to
New York. CYRUS W. FIELD.
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Tbe Cecil lubie.
ELKTON, AUGUST Z, 1855.
The Committee APPOINTED BY TN,

--The COMMITTEE appointed BY the
late Legislature. lat the instance of Messrs
Scott and Mccullough, Codiiers of the laws
of the Statc,) to examine the work prepared
by them, and report to the next General
Assembly, met in Baltimore, on Thursday.
James W. Clayton, Esq, Of this county, was
elected Clerk. Messrs. Scott and Mccullough
reported the following articles as ready for
examination Abatement, Attachment, APP
peals, Chanccry, Crimes and Punshmcnls,
llaLeas Corpus, lnso,vents, Inheritance and
the Tcstamcntary.
The Committee adjourned to meet at
Annapolis, on the 2nd day Of September.
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In NIcu0rianl.

D@Ihc following proceedings of the
Literary Society at Port Deposit, and the
" Dirse following them, on the sud occasion
Of the early death Of young Abrahams, have
been forwarded lis for publication.
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I" Not wave of trouble roll.
Across her peaceful breast y
night last we had

-Tuesday night last we had tire
mendous rain, with heavy thunder and vivid
lightning and yesterday there were frequent
showers which have proved quite refreshing
to the earth, but seem to have little effect on
the heat, as the thermometer is 81 deg, at
81 O'Clock this morning.
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LATE FROM New MEx1co.-St. Louis,
august IA despatch from Independence,
dated the o0th ut.. states that the New Mex
lean mail, with dates to the 18th, had arli-
we'd.
The mail party encountered violent storms
of wind, hail and rain on the route. No rain
had fallen in the vicinity Of Santa Fe for sever
al months.
Large bodies Of Indians we're met on the
plains. who manifested all unfrlendly feeling
and e7inccd disposition to forcibly relieve
the mail party OF their arms and provisions.
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The Steamer Port Deposit,

CAPTAIN D. W II l r E,
A eI will leave Port Deposit at
H::S =EE:7aI Arb 9.4o a. NJ, 2 and 4. p. M,
ssasklazz2k connecting with the cars
1T Havre de Grace.
leave Havre de Grace at IL a. M, {. 20
&nd 7.l5 p. m. DAVID WHITE.
June rs, 1858
SCOWS FOR SALE.
nAVID WHITE has . SCOWS he offers
L. at Private Sale. The small one carries
II cords Of wood, the large one % cords
He will sell low, as he has no use for them.
June TO- DAVID WHITE.
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UThe guano trade has temporarily fallen
off, The number Of vessels that have taken
cargoes from the Chincha Islands this year is
not more than half us large as last year.
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SiLERlEENN SALE

'sNlE Subscribe twill sell at Public Sale, Mt
L. the hotel Of Mr.. Jacob Johnson Eliton,
o" ITc'oeHioy, the lM dag Of A"@'st. ISIS,
at o'clocl; p. M, the following described
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Port Deposit Items.
TEEPoRTED FOR THE CECIL WING
PoRT DEPOSIT. Aug. 5. 3

ohI DEfUSlT, aug. d, 90.
ON the excursion from Chester
River, Friday 30th sit, to this place in the
Steamer Kent, Mr.. Robert A. Stamm, Of the
Chestcrtown Bank, fell from the upper deck
to the fireman's room, head foremost and
was so severely injured that he died before
reaching home.
Oh Tuesday week, ago, man
in the sash factory while setting the guage of
a circular saw, struck his right hand against
it, nearly scvering the little finger, cutting the
second and third fingers badly and SCATTERING
the bone Of the index finger, besides cutting
it badly. He was taken to Philadelphia hav-
ing had his hand previously dressed by DR..
Morris.
Death has again visited us. Miss
Elizabeth Irwin died on Tuesday last, about
noon, of Consumption; she has suffered for
many years, but now the mortal has put on
immortality, and there shall
Not wave of trouble roll
Across her peaceful breast -
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JONI W. TAYLOR Rec. Sec.
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S II T. A NJ G. O Nj z A n Y i.
pEGULAR DAILY TRIPS, except Sun
ISlays.) for liavre lie Grace, Port Deposit
"A 10,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-18

e. TRUSTEES SALE WILL. IN
E5I pursuance of general order Of the Court
~ mon Pleas in reference to the estates of nsOlvent
debtors, sell by PUBLIC AUCTION the Exchange Sales
Room, No. 10 South Gay street, THURSDAY Septem
Der 30 1858, at o'clock, p. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situated in the CITY of
Baltimore, and described follows. viz Beginning there
for the west side Of Hanover GO
rietta street. thence running north Hanover
feet thence extending west of uniform width 166
Butler street. subject to annual ground of $3375
ALSO
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining that above de
scrbed, the north having front on Butler street
10 feet uniform width, and binding the last mention
ed lot depth of IS feet subject to annual ground rent
of $15 Likewise the ground used side alley to the
dwelling presently mentioned The improvements con
sist of A TIIREE-STORY BRICK DWELL ING. with r
two story back building Hanover street. and large
carpenters shop on Butler street.
Terms of sale One-thrd cash. third in six
third in twelve months with interest credit payments
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
50 cots VIM HAMILTON Auctioneer
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HALL OF ST. JOHN,
LII NO. 27I MADISON A TEVUE.
(sECoND DOOR ABOVE HOFFMAN, sT)
RECTOR:
BENJAMIN b. GRISWOLD, A. NJ.
This Is Protestant Episcopal School for limited
Der Of Boys. French Glasses under NJ. DES POMMIERS
Boys received from 10 to IA years of age, and retained
until carried to degree of advancement desired The
School re-opens on MONDAY, September 9th
Circulars at Mr.. WATERS BOOK STORE and at the
Episcopal reading room. au7-dtf
TH E COLL E. E OF ST JAMES.
Il MARYLAND.-The next ANNUAL SESSION begins
on WEDNESDAY, September 29th Punctua attendance
on that day requested applicants any
in the Preparatory School, in the College, for which
upon examination they are found qualified. CONNER
ClA STUDIES pursued by those whose parents desire it.
Ample accommodations provided for hundred and
twenty pupils.
Terms-Two hundred and fifty dollars (s25O) for the
expenses of Tuition Boarding For admission apply
to the Rev DR.: KERFOoT, Rector, College St. James
POstoffce, Maryland. iyS.tf
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" THE NAME OF
A MA CHINE JUST PATENTED By
J. NJ. W A NJ PIER,
CIVIL AND NE CHANICAL ENGINEER.


BALTIMORE, MD
It's an AUTOMATIC SURVEYOR, which, by simple
mechanism is made to record accurately-on strip
endless roll Of paper-a CORRECT of any route
passed over the of DEPLETION right and left and
the DISTANCE travelled upon any required SCALE of
scales.
This machine may represent in appearance purpose,
ordinary Buggy Wagon with the addition of the very
valuable attachment claimed above. There is box
tanning the simple contrvance for recording upon the
strip of paper above mentioned. Motion is conveyed
to the paper by the revolution of the hind Wheel which
by band and geer upon rollers which the paper
is carried One half the strip of paper devoted to hor
zonta projection the other half to vertical projection and
the centre division is line of pricked distances.
The DEFLECToNS worked by the turning of the fore
axle of the Buggy in assuming the horizontal changes
the route the PROFILE by weight adapting itself to the
lowest position aanabe through changes in the lev
ell of the route passed and the DISTANCES points
calculated intervals the periphery of of the
rollers conveying the paper
will sell STATE Rights, COUNTY RIGHTS or INDIvID-
RIGHTS, for the USE. or USE and MANUFACTURE of
this Machine reasonable terms.
Address the patentee,
J. MORRIS WAMPLER,
fy11 Am
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Dublit Salfs.
f. W. KENNETH d co.

BY f. W. BENNETT q co.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, CHANDE-
LIERS, MIRRORS dR C CURT, ROSEWOOD
CIICKERING PIANO. ETC,
At No. 49NoRTH CHARLES STREET,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, 2lst September, at 10 o.
clock shall sell at the dwelling, No 40 North Charles
street. near Lexington street. by order of the Orphans
Court for Baltimore city for and account of the
tors of Mary G. Jarvis, deceased, all the FURNITURE,
&c contained therein. We in part-Wilton ParIor
Carpets English oil Cloths large and elegant suit of
rosewood Paror Furniture in brocatee, namely Sofas
Paror Chairs, Arm do inladtop Sofa Tables rich Man
tel Ornaments, Damask Curtains, Linen Shades, &c
-7rr-114 4ta4-=9 CHlCkERlNG PIANO.
n Elegant rosewood cased PIANO OK oc.
i i Z i Itaye, manufactured by Chickerng, of Bos-
tom full metallic PLATE late and and superior instrument
, COSTLY CHANDELIERS, six lights, for parlors
Abronzed and gilt; Hall do; Gas Brackets; . Mantei
Mirrors, of large size Pier do suits of Window Cur
tans, gilt and bronzed; French Timepece.
HALL FURNITURE
Dining-room and Library FURNITURE complete
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany Furniture, complete,
well-furnshed dwelling.
Kitchen Furniture, &c
Terms cash, in bankable money.
WILLIAM E. MAYHEM
Executors of Mary c. Jarvis deceased
+. W. BENNETT & CO., Auctrs.
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'clock.
1000 BOTTLES VERY CHOICE and OLD MADEI-
IOUORA, SHERRY and PORT WINES, from 20 to 40
years old in glass,
CONSISTING or
60 bottles very old and delicate Sherry Wine.
9 old Port Wine.
152 " G Galaga
ALSO,
Brandy, Whiskey, Hook, Champagne, etc
ga ALSO,
EE&YR HORSES AND CARRIAGES
--A-Zy Pair of Bay Carriage Horses.
S@ - SUPERIOR FAMILY CARRIAGE.
--4--nearly new of superior finish, cost 81 ,0OO-
One Square Carriage, with Harness, Blank etc
plete. Terms cash, in bankable money.
WIN. f. MAYHEM,
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY,
Executors Of Mary C. Jarvis deceased
slots F. W. BENNETT Il Co, Auct'rs.
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GnbIif Sales.
BY LENNON ~ BROGDEN
BUCHANAN'S WHARF.

bUOIIANAN > WHAKF.
A IN TUESDAY, 2lst INST, at | ! O'Clock,
" at the Auction Store, Buchanan's Wharf
IL IlHDS. p. R. SUGAR.
100 HHDs $50 BBLs. CUBA Do, ex "Jno C. Kef,
lUUfer,n from st. JagO;
% HHDs. CUBA MUsCOvADo MoLAssEs.
ALSO
loo EIGHTH CASKS GENUINE PEIIEROISER
IOOBRANDY, Pale and Dark colored, entitled to de
benture direct consignment NJ G. 5. Oldfeld from Ro
chelle. LENNON & BROGDEN.
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GIBSON & Co, Auct'rs.

dr. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
" an order Of Court passed in relation to estates of
solvent Debtors the undersigned as trustee, will
sell on SATURDAY, the second day Of October at the
hour of O'Clock P NJ, at the Relay House. Washing
ton Junction of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A LOT OF GROUND containing about ONE ACRE of
land being part of tract called the Forest or Taylors
Forest situate in Baltimore county, the Old Forge
Road leading from the Old Rolling Road to the Avalon
Works about three ourths of mile distant from Avalon
and adjoins the lands Of John Chandler Smith There is
an old LOG HUT the premises but no other improve
mentS.
Terms Of sale-0ne half cash day of sale and the
balance in six months with interest half in six and
balance in twelve months with interest with security to
be approved by the trustee.
GEO. IT, WILLIAMS, Trustee.
s72aw3w&ds GIBSON & co. AuctiOneprs
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IL FURNITURE, ETC.
In pursuance of general order of the Court of Common
Pleas relation to insoven debtors, and by order Of the
Trustee will sell at Auction Rooms, South Charles
street on THURSDAY MORNING, September Both, at 10
O'clock A. NJ, large and general assortment of House
hold Furniture consisting in part OF Mahogany Parlor
Chairs, Mahogany Rocking Chairs and Sofas, Wardrobes
Bureaus, Washstands, Chamber Mating and Carpets,
Mirrors Clock Sideboard Alabaster Stand, Bed
steads and general variety Of Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture. Terms cash.
JOHN T. MORRIS, Trustee.
CANNON & MATTHEW'S,
se14 -2aw2w&ds Auctioneers.