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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

You CAN NEVER Run IT oUr.-One plea
SAINT afternoon a lady was sitting with her lit
tie son, white haired boy five years of age
The mother was sick, and the child had left
its play to stay with her, and was amusing
himself in painting his name with pencil on
paper.
Suddenly his busy fingers stopped. lie
made mistake, and wcttirg his finger, he
tried again and again to rub out the mark. as
he had been accustomed to do on his slate
My son, said his mother "do you know
that God writes down all YOU do in a book I;
lie writes every naughty word, every disobe-
dicnt act every time you indulge in temper
and shake your shoulders, or pout your lips ;
and my son, you can never rub it out ~
The little boys face grew very red, and in
moment tears ran down his checks. His
mothers eye was on him earnestly, but she
said nothing moro. At length he came soft
ly to her side, threw his arms around her
neck, and whispered, "Can the blood of Je-
sus rub it QUIT
Dear children, Christ's blood can rub out
the evil you have done, and it is the only
thing in the universe that can do it, The
blood Of Jesus Christ His Son, cleanseth
from all sin.
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lloutb's Department.
THE UNDESIRABLE NEIGHBoR.

From GRAcE GHrBNwooD's Lille Pilgrim,
we take the following fable
great many million years ago, there lived
in the borders Of a dark forest, little chick
en- by the name of Billy Bogles. He has yell
low legs. and yellow bill, like other chick
ems, and said peep, peep in much the same
way Bill, innocent as he looked, had some
habits which made him very unpleasant com
pauy to certain Of his fellow beings who also
dwclt in the borders of the dark forest
Sometimes, when gsntlemanly young crick-
ct had gone, with his satin vest and best
brown coat, to give serenade to his beloved.
just as his heart began to swell with self-sat-
isiaction and affection, out would rush this
monster of a chicken from behind some null
len stalk, and gobblo down the unfortunate
musician at one mouthfull. If plump,
housekeeping spider spread her table with
the finest damask, for the entertainment Of a
passing fly, ten to one if she could be permit
ted 10 serve at her own feast, before the dread
full Bogles would appear, and swallow both
hostess and guest Snails, out for their leis-
ure morning walk caterpillers, admiring the
beauties of nature as seen from mandrake
leaf; "lady bugs sitting in the roses heart
and plain dressed ants. going by with hea-
Wy grain of corn Jumping, joyous grasshop-
pers, and digniied, mother looking beetles,
were each aud all alike greedily appropriated,
and brcakiasted. dned, and supped upon, by
the Unsuitable Billy, till at last he came to be
feared so much in that part of the forest that
when his iaintest peep was heard in the
distance, the worms and bugs, every moth
er's son of them, would retire with particular
ly hurried steps within the shadow of the
chckwocd, till long after their marauding
neghbor had disappeared among the plaintain
leaves.
But day of vengeance was at hand. A
hawk who was a firm believer in circular JUS
tice, took up the matter one day, and the
chicken also, and he who had picked up and
devoured so many of his fellows, was himself
also picked up and deyourcd.
REFLECTION.
This chicken did not do as he would be
done by.
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HORSES COATS.

Lately going to the country to spend few
weeks with friend of mine. drove very
handsome horse, and good 'un--but was al
ways annoyed about his coat, as it was more
like lot Of bristles, than horses smooth
skin, and all the grooming he could got
wouldn't do no good" My friend, who is
great horse breeder and iancier, made me
try giving him few carrots every day out of
my hand, saying that he would have good.
smooth coat in three weeks-and he was
right, for in that time my horse had a beauti-
full, sleek, glossy coat, and all from eating a
few carrots daily. He tells me he has never
known it to fail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

CucuMBERs,--When cucumber is taken
from the vines, let il be cut with knife, leav-
ing about the eighth Of an inch Of tho cucum-
Der ON the stem, then slit the stem with a
knife from its end to the vine, leaving small
portion Of the cucumber on each division.
and on each separate slit there win be new
cucumber as large as the first. Those wish
ing 10 raise large quantities of this article for
pickles, will do well to try the experiment
Perhaps
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

a TouCHNG lNciDENr.-Somo gentle
men passing through the beautiful village of
Renton, in the vale of Ievcn, Dumbarton-
shire, about 9 o clock at night, had their at
tention directed to a dark object in the
church yard. On going in to ascertain what
it was, they found a boy of tender e,rs ly-
ing fat ON his face, and apparently sound
asleep, over a recently made grave. Think
ing this was not very safe bed for him, they
shook him up, and asked him how he came
to be there. lie said he was afraid to 90
home, as his sister, with whom he resided
had threatened to beat him And where
does your sister live asked one of the
party.
In Dumbarton, was the answer In
Dumbarton-neorly four miles oFl-aud how
came you to wander so far away from home ::
just came sobbed tho poor little fellow,
because my mither's grave was here His
mother had been buried there short time
before and his seeking a refuge at her grave
in his sorrow, was beautiful touch of nature
in "a child, who could scarcely have yet learned
to realize the true character of that separation
which knows of no reunion on earth Thither
had he instinctiyely wandered to sob out his
SORROWS. and to moisten the grave Of one who
had hitherto been his natural protector, for
he had evidently cried himself asleep
burgh Paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

A HINr,-When you prune small branch
OF a tree, always see that bud is left oppo-
site the cut this will help il to heal over
quickly, and you will assist the matter still
more by making the cut always a slopng one
~ They say loves like the measles--all
the worse when il comes late in life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

REASO
why the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Is universally
preferred for Family Sewing:
lst Il IS more simple and easier kept in order than
any other machine.
3D. II makes a seam that will not rip or rayel though
every third stitch IS cut
3d. 1t from ordinary spoos, and thus all the
trouble ofwnding thread Is unbelievable the same
chine can be adapted at pleasure by mere change Of
spoos, 10 all varieties Of work.
ith The same machine silk linen thread and
common spool cotton, with equal facility.
9Th The is elastic the most elastic fabric
that it is free nom all liability break in washing
ironing or otherwise
9th The stitch made By this machine is more beautiful
than any other made-either by hand or machine. 90
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!v'Whyis bliudman's buff like sympathy
ocause it is Il fellow feeling for fellow
caturo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

SILVER WARE.-Tea Sets, Cake, Fruit
forks,-Pie, Fish and Fruit KNIVES, Butter Coolers
syrup Pitchers salt Cellars Spoon Holders &C.. a com.
plete assortment at PllINNEY'S
Al the Corner Sf0re
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PHINNEY's New JEwELRY STORE,
Corner Main and State street, M0ntpelicr,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-24
4ablit Subs.
BY WILLIAM HANIILToN-

IN? TRUSTEES SALE OF vATJrApIE
Mill LEASEHOLD PROPERTY will in nnrsnanno %
general order of the Court of Common pleas in ~,
lation to nsolvent debtors, sell the premises on
~ > DA , June 24th, 1858, at o'clock p M
ALL THOSE SEVEN SEVERAL LOTS OF GROUND
situated in the city of Baltimore and lying on the west
Side OF Carleton street. Beginning respectively l3k
zoS I'm, 49B, 81 y, 73& and S5% feet North Clay
street each having uniform front of L feet, uniform
"th oil Il feet, and uniform depth of 65 feet and
10 m annual ground rent of $50 payable half yearly
proved by TliREESToRY BRICK DWELLING just
SGu ana the other four, each by like dwelling not
entirely finished.
Terms OF sale, onethrd cash, third in SIX and
rd III twelve months the credit payments bearing inter
anu De secured by notes endorsed the satisfaction of
10, j.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
Ic---lWNd WV LII AMIITNN An
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Silbtr ddlart, setueltn, 1T.

!
! NJ EW PLATED GOODS
CANFIELD BROTHER DC CO.,
229 baltimore STREET,
and TEA SETS, plated URNs, BAsKETS, KETT Err IS
Butter Boats, Sugar Baskets, Salt Cellars, SPOONS
FORKS ladies' CAsToRs, &c, &c, and for sale at the
lowest prices apSu
NEW PEARL JEWELLERY
~ CANFIELD, Eco CO.,
2a9 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just opened complete assortment of P E r L
l. r Y, consisting of fMl SETS, Pins, Necklaces
Ear Drops. Bracelets, &c. newest styles mr3l-tf
CANFiELD, BROTHER & Co,
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
WATCHES, FINE JEwELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
mr26-tf Baltimore.
y NEW JEwELRY,
WATCH AND
SILVER WARE HOUSE,
"' Marble B %T Fits f EgT1s1 sGTf K' Co. Office
the purchaser always find THE NEWEST STYLE and
the RICHEST GOODS in market consisting OF
WATCHES,
(of his own make and
Chas. Frodsham,
Jules Jurgenscn,
Patek Phillip,
johnson.
Tobias; and all other Makers
in great variety of European and American Manufacture
Sill V Err w r L,
of his manufacture always hand and made to Or
per, at short notice.
ALBATA PLATED WARE
The largest and richest STOCK Baltimore being South
Agent for the sale of the Goods at wholesale and re
tail of the
AMERICAN SHEFFEILER PLATE co
All Goods will be sold at MANUFACTURERs PRICES and
warranted by the Co. to be the best GOODS the market
ALSO,
a large Stock of FRENCH GAS FIXTURES. BURNERS
FANCY ARTICLES, CLOCKS, CANTON CHINA. &c
A. STOWELL, JR
e22 IT Proprietor 163 Baltimore ST.
geo. W. w EBB,
~ GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER
s. II. corner of Baltimore and Charles Streets
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEW ELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FINE F NCY RTICLES
gS Every attention paid the repair and manufacture
of Jewelry Fine watches repaired by experienced work
men mr13-tf
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Cry 6ouos

DO1SION BROTHERS.
IL 81 BALTIMORE STREET -
50 goo vds HOUSE LINENS and c0TT0Hs. "
,o3 1000 81 SPREADS nt AND ICE BLANKETS
! 50 O00 :. W9TTIVG - CaEPETITG and oil C,otbs
10000 % GOODS for Gents and Youths
QUINN IA 5TNDERSHIRTS AMI
~ .,,o, IdyHIGK; 20
10 i95 BALTIMORE STREET
Second door below Messrs. hamilton Easter Co.
| GTVT'S SILK GtTZE MERINO COTTON ANDLISLE
TEEAn sHRT GETS cS SINNER MEENo
AND LINEN DRAWERS. LADIES SILK,
MERlN0 AAD n, COTTON I,.,r Y ES Isl MISSES
Large assortment of HOSIERY all sizes and qualities
SUMNER GLOVES, sIsPENDERS, CRAVATS.
ooi; TIRElpS- NEEDLEs. PINS, TAPES, CARPET r'N'
AND MAT BINDINGS, &c, &C,
ALE and Ghnres tre rect i'' me street!
DIEc, nDES,S, f,oonS
l
NOW ON HAND
SILKS,
BAREGES,
GRENADINES,
ORGANIZES
laws
AMINO, ,nr,>-o ,>,r, ,,,,,,,,,,r, ,,,,r,,, ,,,,,.
anu - ->-'D 81 VI MIN Dir-o' 'o'i'"
IN EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY AND STYLE,
TO WHICH ADDITIONS
ARE CONSTANTLY BEING MADE
ry EVERY STEAMER
u,uIrToy r,CTrp T. On
W. 100 .o, ~. 900 =, ...s..s -
ieotf, NUS 1873 Oi W 1O' 'NhiiAoHh 0r'hhr
.c,,-r,,,,, :, - = = =
oooEih EhflNU In Nool'o.
, nm
hAMlLIUN hAoIEh q w.,
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BY SANIL. III. COVER.
PEREMPTORY SALE

Ni,;i IEREMPlOR1 SALE
AAA1CPonmF 4 VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT,
"i ., STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, etc
On WEnX [ipoM one mile fron, Cdt0nSriHe
o,cInc ~ ~ !, DNf AFTERNOON June 30th at
will S.II a. salesroOm. No. 10 s. Gay street.
fine count m1 "esrahe COUNTRY SEAT fronting on
road and ohot from the old to the new Frederick
tang about FORTY ONE AMI Un T t'e h% %ISI' con
s. VI eiul.lvaion choice FRUIT as apples peach
- r IeiiS ,aSpperItS, straw berries, grapes Sci
Inc improvements are Il DWELLING Win snorlor din
lnG-room and kitchen, 8 chambers garrct -, - -
mer kitchen, milk house, house soLa han and
shedding, pump ofwater the house with several an
spring ana sufficient wood for the of the uace The
grove of forest trees There large quantity nf W.
geahles which the purchaser have together viii all
the growing crops farming implements and stock at A
Terms for the Place-One third cash. balance in and
years. with interest," for the crops stock etc cash or an
approved endorsed note at months, with interest
.,, SAAlL. II. COVER, Auctioneer,
Je--'-ooo 81 Baltimore street
f%f TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of a
Undersigned Trustees, will offer at public sale at
Ie Exchange Salesrooms. No 10 South Cav street on
at o'clock " '' nav
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore CITY. be
ginning on the south side of Franklin street thirty feet
west from Paca street, and running thence west on
rankin street. twenty feet six inches with depth
OF egty feet, with the improy consisting of
large TllREE-STORG BRICK DWELLING, with large
back building Subject to an annual ground rent of
and rcdeemabe at pleasure '''
Ierms-One third cash, and the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and security
T. PARklN SCOTT, r
j. G. BLACKBURN, lrustees'
ie23 3awts Anctianar
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E'OR SALE.-Six and a half acres on
n Franklin and Oregon for s45 0OO so acres on
Gay john Hoffman and other streets for $50 00 40 acres
quarter mile from the city limits, the Hartford road for
$i5000 600 of Land West Baltimore Fayctte
Mount, Fulton Monroe and other at half the present
leasing prices 200 in Baltimore Comfy that will
ten cent the investment SS00U0 Is acres half
mile from the city Charles street. handsome improve
ments $50 600 AS acres, in Baltimore county, with fine
improvements $50 900 COG acres five mesheyond TowSon
town so COS acres at Cockeysvilc Depot lots suit
will be sold in tract Sol 900 $50 in Carroll
county with improvements including stock uten'
sis, &c., 000 1l3 and half mile from the city
limits, S22GO 1910 acres Perrymansve Depot S37
O0O and the Depot 442 for 81 500 Indian
town Plantation 600 acres, Il 800 in high of
cutvationD only 10000 Also quite a large number of
FARMS, in dozen different counties of Virginia. from
81 600 to 5000 Also large quantities Of UNIMPROVED
LANDS, from so cts to So per Farms in different
counties of Maryland all prices for salecy property
and stocks i'll many taken III exchange HOUSES at
all prices. GROUND RENTS, small and large. Money
loaned on Mortgage, in 81 600. Apply to
fe22ff JAMES BOYD 2G ST Paul street
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BY TAYLOR " GARDNER.
y S 9 4 Y u S G. L L NJ Y y " z L L
TNRUSTEE'S SALE

'1NolD ET4 y NHlE
4
VALUABLE STOCK OF READY MADE
CLOTHING.
In pursuance of general order of the Court of Common
Pleas and relative to nsoven debtors the Subscriber as
permanent trustee of Hertz Blendheim will sell at public
auction, ut the sales of Taylor Il Gardner No
German street, THURSDAY July 1855 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ a large stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, com
prtsing COATS, PANTS, VESTS, &C. together with trim
mngS etc, lately belonging to said insovcnt
Ierms-SiN months credit for approved security.
WIN. PlNkNEY WHITE, Permanent Trustee
TAYLOR & GARDNER,
ie22 2vSds irctio,aa,,
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pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE

~ SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY the
Undersigned, Trustee, will offer public auction on the
premises, at O'Clock, ?. NJ WEDNESDAY, July l4th
ALI. THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND in the
city OF Baltimore, fronting sixty on Barre street and
running pack binding on Warner street hundred and
twenty feet TO Wayne street
This sale is at the expense and risk of former pur
chaser. r
Terms of sae-Onc third cash. and the balance in thirty
and sixty days, with interest; the credit payments to be
satisfactorily secured to the Trustee
c. MORTON STEWART, Trustee
JeZZ -lawjw&ds GIBSON x co. AuCtiuneprs.
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SMrTH & BURNETT'S

~ LUMBER YARD,
,S oVANs .s uhEAF HUGHES AND JOHNSON STREETS
sue p, Of the Basin adjoining Messrs Reeder's
o"""'" DaN"ore' ap12-h
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baltimore & OHIO ROAD RE
Id CEIPTS-UTTH THE NEW CONDITIONS
AND STIPULA TIONS-for sale in Books of 100 and
upwards or by the 100 OOO or pr ned to or
der with the names of Firms, &C. AT VERY Low
PRICES.
ngrshippers rely on the CORRECTNESS of these
Receipts, they are the SECOND REVISION lust an
approved by the Company. MURPHY A. GO
Printers, Booksellers Stationers &c,
JeZIm. lS2 Baltimore street.
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DATENT STRAW ENVELOPS

DATENT STRAW ENVELOPES
IL FOR BOTTLES.
THE PATENT SAFETY BOTTLE ENVELOP of the
International Chartered Manufacturing Company New
York. is unsurpassedand eectua protection against
breakage and in Boxing, Space Freight Labor and
cost to the extent OF twenty-five per cent Fifteen to
sixteen dozen bottles with these envelopes will
only occupy the of u Dozen packed in the ori-
nary way.
This elegant, neat, novel and ingenious Envelop is
used by all the principal Bottlers of Wine, Malt
Liquors Mineral Waters, &c., both in London, Paris
and at New York, whose testimonials may be the
Agents
Price so per thousand of any size required.
WIN. GRANGE x CO,
Sole agents to the Company,
| E,-rI,
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g to said James Clarkc's estate, al

The FARM belonging to said James Clarkc's estate ad
joining the lands of Basil johnson and others.
This property will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree that
onethrd of the purchase money shall be paid in cash
the ratification of the sale, and the balance in
instalmens in and two years from the day sale
the whole bear interest from the day of sale and the
credit payments to be secured by the bonds
purchaser with surety suretes to be approved by
Trustee.
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GPRlNG OVERCOATS-
~ fresh arrival of Scotch Water Repellant Tweed
COATS. The superiority of these Coats for Spring or
Summer travelling, and the great demand for the article
has induced certain persons get up Imitation Coat
which is in way repellant of water. With the view
of greatly Increasing the sale of the Scotch Coat
made quite reduction in the price All of the genuine
articles are distinctly marked ''Frebours PATENT
+. NJ. PUNDERSON & CO.,
mill Dali:
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ENIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
a GEORGE B. COALE,
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS GAY STREET
AGENT FULL POWERS FOR THE
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cash Capital S500,OO0
HOME INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK CITY,
Cash Capital s5O0.000
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. co. OF HARTFORD
Cash Capital $500 600
Property of all kinds in TOWN or COUNTRY insured aft
the most reasonable terms
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Sooks ann Stationery.

THE BOOK FOR THE, TINES.
h Every man who wishes to procure of the GREAT
BOOKS OF THE AGE and especially every Catholic who
may want TEXT BOOK, on the comparative influence
of Catholicy and Professionalism Religious federation
and other social questions of the day should procure
copy of
BALMES' GREAT WORK ON EUROPEAN CIVIL
IZATION.
PROTESTANTISM AND CATHOIICITY
COMPARED IN THEIR EFFECTS ON
THE CIVILIZATION OF EUROPE.
BY the Rev..J. BALMEs.
Fifth Edtisn-with Biographical Sketch and Portrait of
the Author.
Just Published an large rome Sro CLOTH So Libra-
Ty Style, $3.50
MURPHY Il CO., Publishers
je23-1w 49, Baltimore street Bait
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
COMETHING NEW


AT NO. so BALTIMORE STREET.
o. HERRING,
Dealer in every variety ofPAPER HANGINGS FLOOR
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH having laid in large as
sortmen is prepared to furnish IIousekeepers with
ce not to he surpassed in the city, at prices that will be
found to please
NEW STYLE WINDOW SHADES.
Just received, a lot of BAILEY'S PATENT WINDOW
SHADES which the public requested to call and ex-
anime. This is a simple and ingenious contrivance bv
which the rack at the sides is done away with and by
means of spring connected with of the sockets can
be made to roll up heavy or light Mt will.
PAPERHANGlNG attended to with promptness and dis
patch both in the City and Country.
o. HERRING,
e71y Told Stand No so Baltimore street
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1I.As.t F 0 r S A l. E.
#iiiI very commodiOus and well finished DWELLING
12=-- HOUSE, situated on MADISON AVENUE. 1t has
all the modern improvements and convenences having
been built in the last few The being DESTROYS
to sell, will dispose of it the reasonable
Apply at the office of the ''Daily Exchange" mas If
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SCHWARTZ & DIX,
~ III LOMBARD STREET,
Have in and for sale at the lowest market prices
1000 whole, y and \ Boxes BUNCH RAISINS.
500 % LAYERS RAISINS
100 Drums SULTANA RAISINS.
so Bales Princess z. S. and Bordeaux ALMONDS
SO Trails Lisbon p. S and lvica ALMONDS
100 Bags Ivca and Tarragona ALMONDS
100 Bags Sicily and Hard Shell ALMONDS
100 Boxes and 20 Bbs. Sheed ALMONDS.
100 Bags Naples and Sicily WALNUTS.
$50 Bags FILBERTS.
100 Bags PALM NUTS.
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS.
900 Cases PRIMES, in glass jars and boxes.
so Kegs Bordeaux and Malaga PRIMES.
5000 Drums and American Boxes FIGS.
200 Baskets Bordeaux and Marseles OIL quarts and
pntS.
so Cases SARDINES whole, halves and quarters
100 Barrels REFINED SUGARS.
1000 Boxes No. FIRE CRACKERS.
81 Casks CURRANTS Cases CITRON
so Cases PRESERVED GINGER.
$50 Trails DATES
500 Boxes ORANGES. 200 Boxes LEMONS
40, 600 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS
SCHWARTZ 4 DIX,
apl3-tf III Lombard stra
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valuable LIME QUARRY adjoining the lands of Mr.
John Holland.
At same time and place. the Trustee will offer the Farm
upon which James Clarke resided the time his death
containing about ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
ACRES OF LAND, with comfortable DWELLING and
necessary out-buildngs. 1t is about two miles from
Gainesville, and adoins the lands John ODonnel
William Clarke, Esqrs.
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BY CANNON u MATTnEws.

DUBLIC SALEOF VALUABLEBUILD
Il ING LOTS.
The undersigned, as attorney for the owners will offer
at public sale, the premises an undivided half
part of about eight SQUARES OF GROUND, fronting
on jefferson, McEderry, Castle, Chester and Choptank
Streets and comprising three thousand feet w
ing east of Paramount and north of Fayette street
Terms of Sale-One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, with interest from the day of sale
RI flag will show the place of sale.
ALBERT NJ BROWN, Attorney
Corner CORTLAND and Lexington streets
CANNON & MATTHEW'S,
JeZ5ti Auctioneers
~ ~ THE ABoN SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL FUR
THEIR NOTICE.