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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-17
9nblit SaIfs.
BY GIBSON & co.

Co. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
fiii THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY,
dated April GOTH 1858, passed in the of THE
ANTHONY BUILDING SOCIETY as. JOHN KREIN a
proceeding under the act Of 1888 chapter 49, the under
signed Trustee will sell at the Exchange in the city of
Baltimore on THIS DAY, May 18th, O'Clock, p NJ
the following property
beginning for the the line the west side of
canal street. at the distance of eighty
from the north west intersection of Canal and
Eager Streets which place of beginning is designed to be
M the north west intersection of Canal street and an alley
zen feet wide, running parallel with Eager street and
running thence northery, bounding street six
Ven les thence westerly, parallel with Eager street
smy lee to an alley ten feet wde thence southerIy
g on said last mentioned alley sixteen to the
aiey T[st mentioned; and thence eastery bounding on
i aey with the benefit of the privilege and use of
uoI vi sa alleys in common with others eighty feet to
III t y, peSinhlhg, being the ground, which, by
hueiture dated June 10Th 1855 and recorded AMONG the
IA" Necorus OF Baltimore city in Iiber E. D. No S. folio
40 NC, was leased by Leonard Passano and Wiz IN ib
nGh Tor the renewable term nnetv-nine wears AT
LIE ANNUAL RENT OF THIRTY TWO MOI AIRS
me improvements consist of a GOOD BRICK dwell
Ling, with an EXTENSIVE BACK BUIIDING
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by tbe dacraa ORC
onethird cash. balance six and twelve months codt
payments to bear interest and to be secured bv bonds o
notes of the purchaser endorsed satisfaction If The
the undersigned Taxes and ground rent paid to dav Of
sale. FRED'K F. BENZINGER 10Y "
WIN. c. PENNINGTON
Trustees
GIBSON & CO.
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GREAT HAIL STORM

RICHMOND, May l6-P. MA terrible hail storm
passed through Chesterfield county last evening
stones varying in size from pea to an egg, fell in
immense quantities. Vegetation was completely
destroyed and the ground strewn with leaves and
branches Many windows were broken BY the hail,
which fell to the depth of two to three feet in some
places.
The train from Petersburg last evening came in
contact with fallen tree and the engine and cars
were much damaged, but no one was hurt
The storm was unprecedented in this vicinity.
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AnluSenleItS.

BENEFIT Miss DEvLIN TO night has been set apart
for the benefit of Miss MARY DEyLIN at the Holiday street
Theatre when bill of attraction will he submitted to
the favor of the play going public The sudios eXertions
of this young lady for the qualification of the patrons of
the Theatre with her merits professionally of them
selves sufficient to warrant the anticipation of full house,
but in addition she will have the voluntary aid of the
gifted young artistic Miss AvONIA JONES, who will appear
IN one of her best representations. dramatic prodigy in
the person of Master STEWART young Irish comedian,
said to possess remarkable powers will also make his first
appearance The bill comprises the plays of Adrenne
the ActresS,' Bob NeHieS and ''The Happy Man, in
each of which the bencfciare will appear.
FLORAL CoNcERTAt the Maryland Institute to night,
the cdntdtd of the May Queen will be performed by
hundred young ladies' under the direction of Mr. A.
D. CLEVELAND, the Unknown and popular music teacher
PANoRAMA.-Boneaus Panorama of China and Australia
will be exhibited night nj the Baltimore Museum which
has been reed and will be reopened for short
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BY SANIL. II. COVER.

} T4..A.t TRUSTEES SALE.-Under a decree
iiI of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
signed, Trustee, will offer at public sale, at the
premises hereinafter mentioned, TUESDAY the first
day of June, at o'clock z. NJ:
l. ALL THAT LOT, in fee simple on the west side of
Charles street. tseven feet south from Pratt street,
having front of fifteen feet with depth of sxty-seven
feet with the privilege of side alley south side
the lot The improvements consist of three story Brick
DIV Filling AND STORE, with large Brick Back
Building.
2. ALL THAT LEASEHOLD LOT OF GROUND ad-
joining No to the SOUTH having front Charles street
of twenty feet subject the use of the alley afore-
said for lot and depth of ninetytwo alley
leading into Pratt street The improvements consist of
twos story Brick DWELLING AND STORE, with large
Brick Back Building Ground rent S4S 50 per annum.
Terms of sae-One third cash. and balance in six and
twelve months with interest and security
Title good. Refer to T. Parkin Scott ESQ., 16 St Paul
street. J. MIDDIEMORE, Trustee
SAM'L II. COVER, Auctr.
my12 cots No 81 Baltimore street
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THE TTTAH kDMV

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Dispatches from Lieut..
Col. Simpson, dated Fort Leavenworth, May 18th,
state that the Sixth Infantry Regiment, under
command of Lieut.. Col. Andrews, and a company
OF Engineers, commanded by 1t. Duane, left that
via Fort kearney, and thence diverge from the Or
egon route as far as the South Fork of the Platte
river, and thence through the Black Hills to Fort
Brldgcr. This route was surveyed and located by
the old one.
General Smith was expected to arrive at Fort
LeavenwOrth ON the 9th inst
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| NH mi TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
h9iij PROPERTY, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH WEST
E2=141 CORNER OF PARK AND MULBERRY STREETS.
BY virtue of decree Of the Superior Court of Baltimore
CITY, sitting in equity the undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises, THURSDAY, the
10th day of May next, at II o'clock, NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
and lying in the city of Baltimore, and described fol-
lows that is to say Beginning for the at the
formed by the intersection Of the south side of Mulberry
street and the west side of Park street. and running
thence southerly, binding Park street, ninety
feet to an alley twelve feet wide thence westerly bound
ing on that alley feet thence northery parallel
with Park street. ninety nine feet to Mulberry street. and
thence easerly, binding Mulberry street, yo feet
to the place OF beginning Subject to the payment of the
ANNUAL GROUND RENT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEEENTY-TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY FIVE
CENTS.
The whole lot is improved by SEVEN BRICK HOUSES
the house being well located for the grocery
provision business.
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree-One
third cash the day Of SALE onehird a credit of
six months and the remaining onethrd in twelve months
the deferred payments to carry interest," and to be secured
to the satisfaction of the under signed.
JOHN J. SNYDER, Trustee
aD23 -2awds So Fayette street
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A drover, named Hugh Downie, was garroted,
robbed. and murdered at ST. Louis on Monday last.
Hewas from Macoupin county, ILL.,, where he leaves
wife and two children.
The screw steamer City of Baltimore arrived at
New York yesterday, May LIST, having sailed from
Liverpool on the 18th April. Her news has been
anticipated.
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BY F. W. BENNETT & co.

f 11:ir TRUSTEES SALE.-Bv virtue of a de-
ii Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city passed
~ln cause wherein Jacob MeSSersmith is complain
ant, and Andrew Schaubla and Alexander B. Davidson
are defendants the undersigned Trustee will offer for
sale at public auction, the premises WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON the second day of June, at four O'Clock
the following property, viz
All that LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon situate and lying in the city of Baltimore
said which is thus described Beginning the same at
the corner formed by the intersection of the south
Pratt street and the side of Emory street. and run
ming thence, binding Pratt street. westerly eighteen
feet nine inches thence souherly parallel with Emory
street. seventy five feet three feet alley thence east
erly binding said alley eighteen feet nine inches
Emory street; and thence norherly, binding Emory
street seventy feet the place beginning Subject
to the payment of the yearly rent of sixty dollars and
ninetyfour cents payable half yearly the first Jan
uary and July in each year. being the ground de
Schauba to the said Jacob Mesersmh dated the I'd day
of April 1857 and recorded among the land of Bal
hmore city, in Lber f. D., No 124 folio 29, &c and is
the same ground which was, by ndenture of assign
ment dated the 4h day of April 1857 and recorded among
the land records of Baltimore city aforesaid in Lber f.
d. No 49, folio AS &C. assigned and transferred by the
said Andrew Schaubla the said Alexander B. Davidson
subject to the said mortgage from the said Andrew Schaub
la to the said Jacob Messersmth.
The Improvements consist of a threestory brick Dwell
LlNGHOUSE, with two-story brick back building,
known No 377. The first story the front house
fitted up for and has been used a Store.
The terms of SALE prescribed by the said decree
One half cash. and the balance in three months with in
teres from the day Of sale to be secured by note with
dorsement satisfactory to the Trustee.
EDWARD ISRAEL, Trustee,
No. 7, Tract House,
Fayette street, Charles ST.
F. W. BENNETT & CO.,
y112awt29&dts Auctioneers
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FIRE In NEWARK

NEWARK, May l4.-Pickett's factory, in this city,
was wholly destroyed by fire this morning. 1t was
Pierce d Hughes, carriage-box makers, and owned
by Joseph Batlin. The total loss is Sl4 800 and the
insurance 81, 100. steam engine, owned by W.
H. lnslee, of BROOKLYN, was also destroyed it was
accidental
Mr.. Hands loss is S45OO on which there is So, 500
insurance Messrs. Pierce & Hughes lose 81 200; no
insurance. Joseph Batlin's loss $4,000; insurance
$500.
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IT -'F'' 10 7 UCI
BY CANNON Il MATTHEW'S.

<::AA TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
j decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore city, the
subscriber, as Trustee, will offer at public sale at
the EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, the I'd day of June at
one o'clock the following described property:
All that LOT OF GROUND beginning on the south side
OF Great German street. and the line of the ground
owned by st. Pauls Vestry and used as burial
ground; running thence southwardly binding on said
ground one hundred feet to twenty feet alley with the
use thereof thence eastwardly parallel with German
street Is feet nches thence northwardy one hundred
iee to German street. thence westwardy is feet inches
to the place of beginning.
And also all that LOT OF GROUND beginning on the
socth side of Great German street Is feet inches from
the easernmost line of the ground owned by ST. Paus
Nesy above described and running thence southwary
one hundred feet to twenty feet alley with use and
privilege thereof thence eastwardly Is feet inches par
el with German street. thence norhwardly by straight
line one hundyed feet German street. thence westwary
10 feet, inches, to the place of beginning.
These lots subject jointly ground rent of SIS so
and are improved by THREESToRY BRICK Dwell,
LING. $3.50
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
third cash. and the balance in four and eight months be
secured by approved endorsed notes bearing interest
j. MALCOLM Trustee.
No. q Lexington street.
myl2-3aW&ls isl CANNON e. MATTHEW'S AuctS
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FROM UTAH.

to the 18th say an express from Camp Scott which
left April 10th, has arrived. The Mormons were
leaving Salt Lake city, for the White River noun
tains. Governor Cummings has gone to the city by
invitation.
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ST; LOUIS, May ia violent tornado occurred
on Thursday, which severe as actually to
blow train of cars on the Chicago and Alton Rail
road off the track at Lexington, Illinois, by which
several persons were seriously injured.
The towns in that vicinity suffered severely, and
many houses were Frustrated. Three persons were
killed at Tonawanda.
esterday another storm occurred between
Bloomington and Springfield which did much in
Jury to number of houses at Elkhart and Will
Evansville. The latter was nearly demolished, and
family of five nersnns Mere kilIcd
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

= LAND WARRANT No. p 1854, for 100 acres issued
to Thomas Osborn under act March 1856 has been lost
or audueny disposed Of it having been enclosed by
Hickman Baltimore, and having never come to the hands
of the undersigned that he has given authority
any one to sell or assign the and that he has filed
caveat to the issuing of patent upon said warrant and
intends applying for duplicate thereof.
myl3Iaw6w* THOMAS OSBORN
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BY WILLIaMHAMIToN

&EA .:f TRUSTEES SALE will, by VIZ
H tue of decree Of the Circuit Court for baltimore
- 4 city sell by public auction the premises on
TUESDAY,, May 18th, 1858, at O'clock p. NJ All that
LOT OF GROUND situated in the city aforesaid and de-
scrbed as follows Beginning therefor the
corner OF Orleans and Ann streets thence running south
ON Ann street % feet inches; thence extending
uniform width and binding Orleans
common alley three feet wide subject to an annual
ground rent of fifty dollars, payable half yearly
The lot is improved by 2 THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSES. The one the corner is occupied as store
and dwelling, with back building, and the other
dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half cash, and the balance in
SIX months, with interest and notes endorsed.
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
VIM HAMILTON,
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the chances at public sales it is exceedingly difficult to
dispose of entire invoices by private bargain will
come stl more so stocks accumulate beyond current
wants Desraby assorted invoices of Boots Brogns
notions of individual buyers with regard quantity
description of goods by pursuing which from East
ern cost to 10 cent below be realized by sellers
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
follows:
1858 1857
"lhce january l...... ..............1,70 5 S4,S21
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1854
Showing falling Off of Is sos cases compared with last
year.
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET
The arrivals today light and the supply is very
small sales of Shad at S9Gl0 per hundred Herring $40
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CINCINNATI, May 14.-Four is buoyant, and the high
or grades are in good demand an advance of 5GI0 cts
te receipts are light WhiSkey has advanced to II cts
oAVANNAH, May 13-Cotton-The sales for the week
nave peeh loo0 bales at decline from the quotations
the previous week The receipts have been $500 bales
and the stock in port is now $4,000.
CHARLESTON, May l5-Cotton-Sales to-day 900 bales
ana for the week 10 500 bales Prices have declined "a
y the closing quotations for mddling fair being 123
The receipts ut all the Southern ports are now in advance
OF last year. The stock in port is 900
MOBILE, May 147-COton Sales of 500 bales TODAY
at cts The sales of the week to 900 bales
and the receipts to OOO against GOO last wear The re-
cepts ahead of last year thus far amount to 81 $50 bales
and the stock in port to rs 800
NEW ORLEANS May 14-The sales of Cotton TODAY were
45OO bales ut unchanged rates. sales the week
bales stock 2S 700 bales receipts of 20 600 bales recen
ceiptS at all Southern ports 25 900 bales Lard dull and
ct. lower. Prime Rio Coffee Hall 4 cts Sales of the
week 5250 bags; stock 5000 bags; against 81 600 At The
same time last year FreghtS-Cotton Liverpool 1532d
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GOO bags exCavalier at 10Y cents 400 do in lots at
lo59 to III cents Total 1000 bags.
REMARKS.
The market continues quiet and transactions unimport
ant The stock Of Rio consists mostly of medium and fair
grades, which in very limited demand Small sales of
Java and Laguayra are being made at our quotations We
quote good and prime Rio at II to TX cents medium
grades 10 to 1OA cents Lasuayra 11A to u CENTS Java
IL to 1S4 cents.
WHITE ELDER,
baltimore, Hay IS, 1858 Cogee Brokers'
FLoUR-The market comparatively quiet to day.
City Mills do fresh ground and fvorite brand, 81
and on yesterday in addition what reported 500
Dds Howard Street at S4374 Ohio is held at the
ligure Extra quiet today, with sales of 800 bills
Ohio at S4.75 Howard Street Extra is held S55 25
and City Mills at $3.50 $50 OF Rye Flour sales
of 100 bills at SO and 400 bbls City Corn Meal So so
GRAlN.-There was but limited demand for nearly all
varieties. White Wheat unchanged, with sales at
l0d115 cts for fair good samples and 500 bus prime
red at market all of which sold 1O31O6 cts for fair to
good Corn was quiet There were is 600 bus of
ierred Some $500 bus. white sold at 62d63 cts
and OF 600 bus yellow only 1900 reported Goa
rs cts Oats were in better request OF bus offered
nearly all changed hands at 80 cts for Virginia Maryland
we quote nominay at and Pennsylvania at 40
cts The receipts of Rye very small. We quote
pennsylvania nomnay at 20 cts and Virginia at 65
MOLASSES-There have been no transactions reported
today The market is quiet but steady at 425
CUBA cayed 26G2S cents for do uscovado 35G36 cents
for New Orleans and 33(G34 cents for Porto Rico.
PRONISlONS.-The market continues very quiet and
we are without any transactions report today Yester
day however, transactions included in our
terms and 100 hhas Bacon Sides also private terms
Bulk Meat held at OK cents for Shoulders and S% cents
for Sides and Hams Bacon at 4d74 cents for Should
ers, and 94a9K cents for Sides; Hams at 1Ok12 cents
Mess Pork at SIS, Prime at SIS and Rump $14 Mess
Beef at SIG 30 and No do at 1450 Lard nominally
IL cents for Western and 10k cents for Butchers
SUGAR-The market has been comparatively very
quiet the only sales reported being 10 hhd common New
Orleans at S. and Is hhds Porto Rico S662HGs7 for
good to prime We continue to quote New Orleans refn
ing grades $3.50 $3.50; Cuba, E. Island and Porto Rico
do at .75d So 25 Porto Rico and New Orleans fair to
good $650d 1913; do. prime to choice $7d$7 25 Cuba
good to prime $637hG$675. The stock is estimated at
1900 hhds.
SALT.-The market is firm with good inquiry at S5cts
for Ground Alum, 135 cts. for Marshalls and Jery
Darcys Fine and las cts for Ashtons do Turks Island
is selling at 20 cts. per bush. from store.
WHISKEY.-We quote City and Country at 20 cts and
Ohio at q cts.
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THE MINNESOTA SENATORS.
STEAMBOAT SITNK-JOSS OF LIFE

WASHINGTON, May l5.-The Minnesota Senators
drew lots to-day-General Shields drew the tern
expiring March 1859, and Mr.. Rice drew Marcel
1868.
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WASHINGTON, May 15.-The Secretary of the
Treasury invites proposals till the 18th of June.
for any portion or the whole of the 81 900 900 in
treasury notes, in exchange for gold.
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EROM PROVInENCE
TREASURY NOTES

Providence, r. l., May 1.-THE fifth trial to-day
to elect Senator and six Representatives from this
city to the State Legislature resulted in no choice
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AUGUSTA, Ga, May l3.-The office here of Adams
u Co.'S Express offers reward of s., 500 for the
recovery of package of bills on the Planters
Bank of Charleston, stolen on the railroad between
Atlanta, Ca, and Montgomery, Ala.
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THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION

MONTGOMERY, May l5.--The Convention has proved
to be nothing but wind. Speeches and nothing but
speeches have characterized the proceedings A
number of delegates have left
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LOUISVILLE, May l5.-The Louisville and Nash
vile steamer City of Huntsville was sunk on We'd
nesday night at Palmyra Island, and is total loss
len lives were lost. No particulars received.
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BILLY BOWJFGS-TVE CREvAssEs

BILLY BOWLEGS-THE CREVASSES
NEW ORLEANS May l5.-Billy Bowlegs and his
whole party, numbering 16O, have arrived at the
barracks.
The efforts to stop the crevasse above have been
abandoned. The damage by the three crevasses is
counted by millions.
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4ublit Sails.
BY LENNON K BROGDEN.
EUCHANAN'S WHARF.

In ON WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at
a1 c s A., for account of whom it may con
Germ Tor cash, the British Brig VICTORIA
as she now lies at No. 20 Buchanans Wharf FIRE erick
apGk buren 4o TONS register British capacity 600
&
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GIBSON & CO,
apI,Zony5,l2lT Auctioneers
A. A. TRUSTEES SALE-UNDER AND

fiF..1 lhUS LEE . SAIE.-UNl)ER AND
l by virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Bal
tlmore city, the subscriber, trustee, will
sae al tne exchange in the city of Baltimore WE'D
NESDAf, the 10Th day of May next, at o'clock, p NJ
the following described
IAtCEL OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon
erected Beginning for the the line of the south
sac OF Monument street, at the distance of1S5 feet inches
easte from the corner formed by the intersection the
south side of Monument street and the of
North Gay street and at the boundary the lot
heretofore leased to D. Carter and running thence wese
~ bounding on the south side of Monument street. 6 feet
thence southery parallel with Canal street. feet
or less to Edwards street. thence easery bounding on
the north side of Edwards street. 16 feet and thence
northery parallel with Canal street feet less
to the place of beginning.
SUBJECT TO A YEARLY RENT OF FORTY
DOLLARS.
rms Lot is improved by fine large BRICK HOUSE,
Gently nut with bath fixtures, gas, &C. and of the best
materials, fronting the south side of Monument street.
mo 1851 and good BRICK HOUSE Oh the rear of the
lot fronting on Edwards street
sale. 10y "
TERMS OF THE SALE, as prescribed by the decree are
cash. r. GIIMOR ,Jr Trustee
GIBSON & CO.,
ap23-2awds Auctioneers
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JOSHUA WALKER,

81 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER
FEED, HAY AND STRAW,
No. ITO n HOWARD STREET
Family, Extra and Super Flour of the best selected
brands Corn Oats Corn Meal, Chop Rye and Mill Feed
Hay and Straw in bales, Cut Straw, sc, mr,27.tf
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If beginning.
TO A YEARLY RENT OF FORTY
APPS -2awds
o. MORTGAGEE,S SALE.

| the provisions of the Act of Assembly, of December
session, A. D., 1926, CHI 1872, and mortgage execu-
ed by Christopher F. Miller and wife to Richard S
llardesty, daed 10th july A D., 1851 recorded among
the land records of Baltimore county in Lber H. NJ F.
No a. folio $685. &c, and power of attorney from
the mortgage, the undersigned attorney will sell
on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 22d day of May
next, at II o'clock NJ, the highest bidder the two
following PARCELS OF GROUND, lying in Baltimore
county, and fully described in aforesaid mortgage
The first parcel is in Hookstown the Reistertown
pike on the north side thereof about miles from the city
and is part of Coles Adventure" 1t is in fee simple
and contains about II acres less of fine fertile
land The improvements good and consist of TWO
STORY STONE DWELLING and Outhouses
The second parcel adions the first and contains about
acres more or less of fertile land 1t is Subject to re
deemable and small rent of $50 per annum
TERMS OF SALE are: One third cash. one-thrd in six
and onethTd in twelve months; with interest and ap-
proved security for the credit payments.
HENRY c. DALLAM
Attorney
GIBSON x CO.,
my1-eo&ds. Auctioneers
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no I'M z & IT To

New York, May 15.-The sale of Teas to-day al
auction, brought about previous rates.