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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. UhEEN, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
trust from Jesse Reeer, recorded among the
land records OF ashngton county, in the District
OF Columbia, In Llber J. A. ), No.l7, TO los IA Ell
seq the undersigned Viii sell az public auction, to
the highest bidder, on THURSDAY. the 18th day of
February. 1853. at O'Clock p. m. IN front oftte pre-
Misses part OF Lot No. 3. Ia Square No SIS, 'gIa
ning for the same at the southwest corner of said
square. and running thence due north with the line
OF Sd street west III feet II inches the depth ofthe
thence east - feet thence south II feet II inches to
the line of street north, thence with the line of
street north : feet to the beginning. with the I'm
provemcnts thereon which consist of new and vel
built three story Brick Building This propert, is
situated at the corner OF Sd and streets square
IN the rear of the e dwellings recently erected by
Mr.. Douglas and others, and is in most rapidly I'M
proving part of the city.
Terms; $ l,ep ca h; bslance in I, ?, and years.
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pa,
ments bearing interest from the day of sale deed
given and deed of trust taken. All conveyance
at the cost of the purchaser.
If the purchaser or purchasers should fail to com
ply with the terms Of sale ten DAYS Rfter the day
OF sale, the trustee reserves the right resell the
property, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser
or purchasers, by giving three days notice in the
j. ii. GODDARD, yr, Trustee
fe4-eodds A. GREEN, Auc'.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE SALE OF vALUA IMPROVED
viue Of deed Of iI Nt. dn THs sy
and recorded being dated the 9Th of February, 1855,
ana a. the request of the party entitled the debt
auction in, in front of the premises, on THURsD
Of ss
th he, corner Of SAID square and running
ncHes; thence east IS feet thence Ies
thenSe ~ fest TO the of bekInnng, sltusted in
Fl good and subtsntisi and wsIf,S1lit f Fra@s
Terms of sale: One-h cash; the balance in six
and twelve montns, the purchaser to give his
fSr the deferred payments bearing interest from the
payments Of the notes ali oonveyancins al the ex
pence of the purchaser.
If the terms Of sale be not complied with n ten
right to resell SAID premises at the risk and cost of
the deianting purchaser by giving five days notice
'' ,.n - =, S MI "sARRETrs9N, T,p..s..
Jan lS-eoIw A. GREEN, Auct.
IRTHE ABOVE SALE is RosTPoNED
jan 2s-eolw 4. GREEN, Auot.
NARSHAL'S SaLE.-In virtue of five wrlts of
ae ce ncs o I'll GTes caU
ofthe District of Columbia for the County of Wash.
sale. for Casa in front of the Court House door of
SAID COUNT on SATURDAY. the sth day of Feb,
property. to- wit, VIZ Part OF Lot l. IN square west
Of square No. T. IN the City of Washington, d. c.
beglning al the southeast corner of said Lot No. L.
running thence west along the line Of street north
u ieet, thence north IS feet, thence east n feet,
tence south IS feet 10 beginning also. the undivided
hail part of Lot No. H. IA said square fronting ON
nth street west 81 feet running lack with that width
with the rear Of sad Lot No. ~ feet inches
purchased by John McGa'vey Of Messrs Ennis and
woodward; also, the other undivided moiety of
Lot No. H. IN sad square. and that part of Lot No.
i, IN SAID square, commencing for the nj a point
on h street north, IL feet west of the southeast
corner of said Lot, and running thence on X street
ST. liz and mar a.
lei with 9th street IS feet, thence with tine rear line
OF sad Lot eastwarcly Is feet inches, thence south
wardiy TO beginning, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied npon
as the property of John McGarvey, and will be sold
to satisfy Judicals No $50 So SIS, 257 snd S5s to
January term 1853. in favor Geo. Lowry Howell a
StrIblIng, Timothy 90 Donohue l. Son. Patrick Led
wBge, and Getty d Williams.
I'D. HOOVER, Marshal
jan n dts for the district of Columbia
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RRIVAL EXTRA DINARY!

RIVAL EXTRAo AIRY!
NINE MANAAR,
SCIENTIFIC ASTR0L0GIST AND
PHRENOLOGIST,
Has taken suit of Rooms N
Mrs. SUTTcS,s, No. $50 Eishth street,
and fatters herself from her well Known ability and
responsibility, that the Ladies' aud sntIemen III fms
vicinity will turn out en- and put her to the
test. she VIII guarantee that those who visit her
Gentlemen, 420o-LadIes Sl.Oo
Horoscopes drawn for Five DoIIsrs
She Mlll remain only q short time ian 2s-2v-
CLOCKSLCLoCKSn- CIOcKsm-In,, "a
- celved, a great assortment of CI.OCkS-
tom VI to Sl25 Call and see for your.elyes E4H
At j. ROBINSON'S,
ads Pa. av., opposite Browne Hotel. ~
N. B-CLOCK MATE RAILS, euch as Oils,
keys, Balls, Cords, &c, for sale,-the trade sup
Piled cheap. te5u
MINCE MEAT FOR PIES.
lNl An additional supply Of MlNCE MEAI OF
best quality. KING & BURCHELL,
janH Corner Vermont avenue and 18th street.
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iTTThE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
untIl FRIDAY, the l2lh day OF FeEruary next,
same hour. BY order of the Trustee.
ian 29-eoIw A GREEN auct
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY BARNARD BUCKLEY: GEORGETOWN.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND AT AUC-
TIoN.-On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
the 10Th instant at CLOCK. IN front Of the prem
Ises, we will sell that valuable property known as
Arny's Confectionery, fronting ON Bridge street.
north side: between WASHINGTON and Congress
Streets q feet, and running hack z76 feet There
IN the lot first class three story brick store and
dwelling, extensive back building, stables. ice
house. DC. This sale offers IN opportunity for a
hIst rate investment. sale positive.
Terms: OHe-third, cash: the residue in g. g. IL and
10 months; Tor notes bearing INTEREST," d ed given
the terms must be compiled with by Friday follow
Ing. BARNARD A. RIII,KEV
feni-d Auctlaneprs.
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COMEDY NIGHT AT THE THEATRE. tn
advertisement in another column it will be see
that the always popular play of :. The Seriou
Family'' is up for to- night with Mr. John Sloa
as Aminadab sleek Sloan has inst tbe NH,
when he chooses to assume ito represent Tn
sanctlmonions Sleek, perfectly The comedy
otherwise well cast
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II OOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
IL Rooms, on I'd floor on Pa. avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets, over Sam'i. Lewis Jeweiry Store
Will be let low To a permanent tenant. Would make
StatiOner. ian 10 m
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WATcH RETURNS, Feb 7.-TIenry Williams,
Pa, resisting officers; fine and costs, So a. Ro.
bert McCuchen, Pa, drunk; fine and costs 81 "a
Patrick McCarty, Ireland, malicious mischief
security for court, Alexander Hume, d. !,
drunk and disorderly; fine aud costs, So IA
Hamilton Foster. nd do; workhouse 90 DAYS
BARLEY Knox, Ireland, do, do Ten lodgers-
non residents
Feb. s.-Robert Tyler, ID c., colOred, larceny;
dismissed. John Haynes. Va, colored, dc. >, do
Twelve lOdgers--non residents.
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NJ NJ. RUPPEL.
NORTH side of Market Space, No. ST. betw cen
Bridge and Canal streets. Georgetown~ -
announces to els patrons that at hisGsN T. J
RESTAURANT may be found at allSXkxY
times the choicest and most excellent VIZ
assortment of LIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME i'm season.
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices.
jan 4-3m
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DOWLANDS MACASSAR OIL, ct GIBBSS
II Hair etorO, near 18th stress. ul0<1U
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DIR. HoRATIo stone will lecture before the
All Association on Wednesday night next. Sub
Art" The public are invited
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The MELoDEoN Opera Troupe perform this
evening for the benefit of Mr. ID C Price, the ia
vorite sultarist. Go and hear them
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SABBATH SCHOOL UNIoN.-It is expected that
the quarterly meeting Of the Union, to be held
this evening at X O'Clock, in the Fourth Presby-
terrain church, will be rendered peculiarly inter
twenty years a missionary in Turkey, who will
illustrate certain passages of Scripture by Turk
ish articles or curiosities in his possession, and
make interesting and appropriate statements rela-
tive to that country.
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MrRDER.-Saturday night, about ~ O'Clock, :.
gentleman named Oldham, who is employed at
the Globe office, was attacked by a party of five
or more persons on the FOur-and "A half STREET
bridge, knocked down, and his hs ad cut in sew
eral places; after which he was dragged to the
canal side. his pockets searched and his money
taken from him; he was then thrown down nea-
the steps, and the party left him. Mr. Oldham
said that when he got near the bridge these viii
It1ns were beating some one the thong ht a wo-
MANI who had a basket of eggs. Officer Yeatman
went in search of the fellows but with IIttle
chance Of success, the wounded man could
give no description Of them and doubted his
ability to identify them. Two men-Browns-
Vile and aug han-werc beat and robbed near
the same time and place.
lS THE CIRCUIT Court, on Saturday, the Gaze
Of Palm III. Seims Hon. Thomas n Rsnton
was taken up, In which the plaintiff brought ar
.ion TO recover damages for work done and eye
cuted for the defendant upon his house in c
street. The jury returned for the plsintif.
To-day, the case Of Mayo rs Gideon was aken
mp This was an action growing out Of the
binding OF the first and second volumes Of
" Mayo's Fiscal Year. by the defendant. The
case was tried at former term or this Court,
were discharged - ali the evidence is again
10 I've heard by the Court and new jury, aud
VII probably occupy several days.
concert tonight at Philharmonic Hall, and he is
to be supported by tne array. indeed, of mu-
steal talent. The Misses Heron, so much sd-
msred the other night will appear, aud also o. her
eminent aristes. He may count on a large and
Fashionable hous..
BURGLARY lat night the dwelling of Mr..
RomeilsY, corner of X and Eighteenth .is west,
was entered By Burglars and Articles Of value,
am 'Ghting To between : 9Ui and sa0 we've stolen
After their success the robbers left behind par 1
of their implements, hose spanner and an old
oyster knife.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REMITTANCE
L and well furnished PAR LOR and CH ANRER
on the hrst floor. with Dining room and Kitchen If
desired, situated on 18th street, between r and q
Apply on the premises. feS St*
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LNOR SALE -ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
l. is offered at private sale. A great bargain and
stands his business.
IL not disposed of by the 9Th of February next the
whole concern together with the three story Brick
House, "a Bridge street, will be offered at public
auction. GeOrgetOwn. ID. c.. Ian 8-tf
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REV. ALFRED GOODMAN, Of Philadelphia, II
will DC seen, lectures tonight, at the Foundry
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
BY WI. HAMILTON

TRUSTEE'S SAI.E.-In nursuopco of =
z decree of the Circuit for Baltimore citv tbe
Undersigned, as TRUSTEE, will sell at ,ubIc saIe on
WE NaSDAY AFTERNOON, the 29th day Of Sepiten
pef lo3o at one O'Clock at the Sales Rooms of the Ner
chants Exchange, No. 10 South Gay street ~
ALL THOSE FOUR LOTS OFGROUND adioinin, tho
S"tius o mount Hope which are described follows
Beginning for the first said Lots of Ground on tbe
south SIDE of North avenue, the distance of our hnn
area ana twenty five feet eastery from the southeast in
tersection of North and Garden street thence
cry bounding on the north side North avenue
tee lee more or less the eastern outline of Nount
egroundS thence s0utherly said outline one hun
rt anu forty ice to the north side of an alley twenty
feet wide; thence westerly bounding on said alley tT
Gur feet more or less to intcrsect line drawn from
the beginning southery, right angles with North
line and bonndinr tbars.oo ls Je iaSI mentioned
to the beginning N' Ao0''
begnnng for the second of said lots at the intersection
OF The northwest side of Robert street and the southwest
side of Mason alley; thence northwestwary bonndinr
on Mason alley fifty feet thence southery parallel with
aostcri,, ~ 10 leet, 10 Mount Hope ground; thence
gastetIy bounded on the said outline, 81 feet more or
less to the northwest side of Robert street and thence
norheasery bounding the northwest side of Robert
street - let more or less, to the place beginning
Beginning for the third of said lots at the intersection of
the northwest side of Robert street and the northeast
on Mason alley thence no!theasterlv bounding on fine
northeast side Of Robert street l2O feet to the west s
OF an aey 1hence northwestery. at right ANGLES with
Robert street II cet more or less to the south Side Of an
iley ~ teet wide thence nOrtherly bounding on the
north side of said alley Isl feet or less to the north
lde OF Mason alley; and thence southeastcrv bounding
less. to the place of beginning
beginning for the fourth of said Lots Ground by the
southeast SIDE OF Robert street and the northeast of
1 o alsH; thence northerly bounding Robert street
- eet to Mount Hope ground thence southerIy bound
ing thereon 80 feet thence westerly still bounding there
feet, to Robert street ~ ~
plat of the above ground be seen at the office of
the Trustee. ~ ~ ~ VI
The above well situated and is in immediate demand
for building purposes.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the Court half
of lie Tho hoIa
IN ouf moths the credit payments be secured by note
with surety to be approved by the Trustee bearing inter
est from the day of sale
P. MLAUGHLIN, Trustee.
slfeo&ds WIN HAMILTON Auctoneer
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GYtursi0ns.
Ess yrE Es.sss1 DAUPHIN COUNTY
sf.-1E..hA---EEsg AGRICULTURAL FAIR
TO BE HELD AT
ii A Il X | 5 b U r G

SEPTRMBER I'D, I'D and 24th.
ROUND TRli, TICKETS AT HALF RATES will he is
sued by the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPA-
NY from Willamsport and Baltimore and intermediate
stations to Harrisburg good from September 2st 25th
inclusive.
Passengers will tickets before taking in the
cars Conductors will not be authorized Excursion
Tickets from points where the Company has an Agent
and those who do not purchase tickets such points
be charged FULL FARE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF ARTICLES INTENDED
FOR EXHIBITION.
Articles intended for exhibition, live stock included
viii b. carried from the above stations Harrisburg
regular Olsheet rates, and upon the shipper
signing release agreeing that the Northern Central Rail
way Company shall not be held responsible for any
damage which may be sustained in transportation or
while in the cars, ut the depos of said Company the
articles exhibited will be returned to the place shipment
FREE OF CHARGE, presentation of the Company's re
ceipt showing that toll had been paid the
transportation of said articles the Fair and that
lease as above stated had been given.
s2l-tS25 &C. ADREON Superintendent
r.ysfa SEA BATHING
OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA.
Nf'S STEAMERS will leave Union Dock, foot of Concord
street, DAILY Sunday excepted) o'clock P. NJ for
Old Point Comfort and Hampton
Fare there and back Sc giving the PASSENGER the
lege to remain the whole season.
N. N FALLS, Agent,
Jell-lIO Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
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Werespectfuly tender services as BANKERS, EN-
CHANGE, COLLECTION & STOCK BROKERS, to the
business public assured that ample control of money
established position and business and assduous attention
thereto, enable inducements unequaled by any
other Banking House.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.
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BY CANNON u EfATTHEWS.
F0RUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Z FURNITURE, ETC.
In pursuance of general order the Court Of Common
Pleas in relation insovcn debtors by order of the
Trustee, we will sell at Auction Rooms South Charles
street on THURSDAY MORNING, September 2Oth at II
o'clock A NJ, large and general assortment of House
hold Furniture consisting in part OF Mahogany Parlo
Chairs Mahogany Rocking Chairs and Sofas Wardrobes
bureaus. Nashstands, Chamber Mating and Carpets
Mirrors, one Clock, SdehOrd Alabaster Stand Bed
steads and general variety Of Dining Room Kitchen
Furniture. Terms cash.
JOHN T. NORRIS Trustee.
CANNON x MATTHEW'S,
sell 2aw2w&ds Auctioneers
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-k5 EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT
Our rates lower than those Of any other house
Baltimore.
We are constantly purchasers Of Bank notes and drafts
slS-tf JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.
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-oo GEO. II. WILLIAMS. Trustee
- -'"o"%ds GIBSON & Co, Auctioneers
by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE,

Z VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
circuit Court for Baltimore CITY, passed on the 4tb Of
september 1898 the undersigned as Trustee will Offer
E. S"ie at the Exchange Salesrooms on MONDAY
WoeI iIlh' at one O'Clock p. NJ one undivided
Gy OF the tract land and improvements called Ever
anI IN the city of Baltimore containing thirteen
II nan 1S,es more or less, which devised to Mary
I'm % oarah Pottenger by the last will and tesla
u MSenSey Johns benrng date the eighth day of De
per 49, ana recorded among the records in the Or
ooUrI !or baltimore county in Liber d NJ P No u
oo I3- rms property is situated on the Hartford road
bgS9na the Point Lane. Terms of sale as prescribed
ance III six months from the ratification of sale the credit
TO pear interest from the day of sale and to be
oy Tue note or notes Of the purchaser or purchas
efs, endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
sI'ZaW5w&ds HENRY V. D. JOHNS, Jr Trustee
{, NJ
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Ierms-One third cash, lone third in six months, and
ohethlrd in twelve months with interest and security
EMILY DUGAN, Adm'x.
slSeo&ds SAMUEL o. COVER Auct'r
AONSIA RL E 81 ~ on w a n Ia EI d,
TURLETT & SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
No

No. SO NORTH STREET.
GSSS-ss2s3I The undersigned having greatly en-
A2--larged their premises and increased their ia
cilitics beg leave call the attention of the public
their extensive stock every description Of CARRIAGES
finished in the most elegant style and durable manner,
which they prepared sell accommodating terms.
REPAIRS attended to with despatch and at reasonable
prices. JOHN CURLETT Il son,
jy24-f SIS North street Baltimore
C2;st So CARRIAGES! CARRIAGFS!!
A-2E We have on hand at 90 North GAY STREET
the largest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES
south of New York all of the latest fashions and most
approved styles The public invited to call and
examine for themselves; all of which will be sold
reasonable terms.
BURR, HAIGHT & O'C0NNELL,
81 Repairing done the shortest notice
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HNHE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
makes better Coffee than it is possible to obtain in
other way-because by ingenious but simple arrange
ment the housekeeper boil her Coffee for any leag
OF time ctoM Toss Of r0Dd, thus securing all the ee
mens of the Coffee in their natural and proportional
binaton. ALFRED n RFTP
au17-tf No 9o-p
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Rev'd. L \. DALRYMPLE, d. D.,
au20- tn thu &sat-5ws President
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE

, TOT tt U ADMISSION ana further information, dress
Rev GEO. LEW Is STALEY. Principal. Mount Washing
ton, Baltimore Co, Maryland, Rev. DR.. HEINER sec
ond st., Baltimore. Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS
BAILEY S, Baltimore st. sl51y
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GEO. II. WILLIAMS, Trustee
81 -2aw3wN ds CANNON 4 MATTHEW'S. Ancts

GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
IDIOTS ON MILESTONE POINT.-The subscriber
will offer for sale at the Exchange Sales WEDNES-
DAY, the 29th day of September, at l O'Clock P. NJ
NINETEEN LOTS on Fort street, north side of fifteen
feet front each with depth ranging from so to los
Ten LOTS Fort street, Of fifteen feet front EACH
and with depth of 100 feet.
TEN LOTS a street in the of Fort street. fif-
teen feet front each, with depth of 20 feet.
plat Of the property may be the office of the un-
dersigned.
Terms of sale Oneourth cash, and the remainder
in four, eight and twelve months the credit payments to
bear interest and to be secured by approved endorsed
notes. j. MALCOLM,
No. 81 Lexington street.
s22-ts CANNON K MATTHEWS. Auct'rs
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a1ublft Sails.
BY F. w. BENNETT 1. co.
FIRST CLASS DWELLING
oeo urrcT TFvTECTON cTPE1r

49, FIRST GLASS DWELL INC
Eiii 26s WEST LEXINGTON STREET,
%2A=a- BETWEEN PEARL AN PINE,
At TON
On TUESDAY, September 2Sth, az ! O'Clock, at tn,
@ feet f ro gs BY den of 6 feet to Vine street o
The improvements are a three story brick DWELLING
with twostory over basement brick back building re
plete with all modern improvements-bath, water and
gas There is also large stable and carriage house
Vine street
Title indisputable
Ierms-One half ASH balance in and IL months with
interest and approved securitv
Possession given Immediately as the owner removing
/ to the country.
Property be viewed frop 70 n o'clock daily until
sale w. BENNETT & co,
s2O-ts Anctioneers
- pITPT IT, c, T-,1T1
#i PR0PERTYon nm OE NAb oo d.. ~
September, at one ococl. p NJ .L nDdareicned
VIII sell at public auction the Fxbange sales
on the northeast of Centre So d Fast lane
between Charles and St ParI ~. street, anu EHSV @
% each on Centre street and nfS These houses
t. a public alley. ~ ~ W
S%3 Also that TWO STORY Ann n ,cr,tr>-r ppTCR
.&i HOUSE the north side of Cent?. tt one door
west Of St Paul This house fronts % aer on Centre St.
80 All these houses have large BACK RITZ nINGs are
Zi provided with gas and water fxtrr. and ba been
newly repaired Possession of two r ~ anu niLSe 49,
this fall the third is rented at 500 them will be given
tual tenant whose tenancy will expire june 1st IS59
Each house will be sold subject 10 a -, Iooo 5
rent of Sc 90 per front foot 'eueenaole grOuna
Tils ndisPHta9e Tsrms.5 cash balance in g. 70
fee IS St Paul st. between A NJ and 1i5ry at my OIL
T. CHATARD Az,
s21-ts F. W BENNETT ;. ~, -a',Law.
------- - :, ~ =, : -, A-.ct 10.
ID StA-AA-' rs Wv Elk.
- TRUSTEES SAIF-R, ,r;rt,,o Of
ME lo.roe ~ tbe Circut Court f,r ,tuS VI
!.t decree Oh ie olrcut G1 o baltimore city the
Fcbor, 10 Io,1s in tbis civ on w cue at inc
0otb a. 80 c,ho 1sse o+ ,no o,lar. ,pAH, the
At mn II a ~ I on ~ Z, cpniTND - pi.; T. NJ
,ortit -ai - T a 81 Cianion Inv. city, at the
twantT two Ht on go straef u.it1 S 49, fronting
foot ~, Ci,",e - t y +trao fo+ ,II I.l oi elghy
ior d ~, 80 a., 80. ppICT NV ~ ~ r0Eed ny
- 80 a.. ~, ~ VI L;iJia " E-I'LING' with
Tnrr,s ~ ai az NH casb. and tto bo,,. :.
and tyral,o 4hs -itb intereSt md ssC,rt III Blk
" S' VIZ" r PsPEIT SCSTTS H..
&c o.ou4. TT CGvFb isustee,
.. II wv EA' Auctr.
d. ORPH ANS5 COTJRT SAL r. Hin
a;;,I der an o,dar of tIa Or,hons, Court for R.,.;
z:scity the undersigned will offer Mt nnbIic saio at
Exchange Sales Rooms 10 Soutb Cav street in his
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24

COAL
FORSTER SLACK
SHlPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL,
ohiNDS OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL
have IN yard and prepared to deliver in good order
LGMP LEHIGH for Cupoas and Foundry purposes
Baltimore Company, Sunbury Locust Gap and Iurberry
White Ash Lykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash
for famiyuse Cumberland Coal for manufacturing and do
nestle purposes. UPPER YARD,-Howard Street oppo-
site Centre LOWER YARD Corner Abemarie and Alice
Anna Streets fshoo tf