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John G. CURLETT,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Nc. 6 LAW BUILDING,
app eo2m Opposite Record Offce)
THOMAS Fl. KEMP, JR.,-
Il ATTORNEY AT LAW,
DENTON CAROLINE CO. MD
Will practice in the Courts of Caroline Talbot Queen
anne ana Kent counties. mr172
ID. STOCKETT MATHEWS,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE No. l C0UNSELL0R'S HALL
(46 LEXINGTON sTREETD
Will attend promptly to all kinds of business appertanng
10 ms profession. fe22-tf
FHARLES E. PHELPS,
~ attorney AT LAW
No. 2 LAW BUILDINGS,
Continues to practice in Courts of BALTIMORE CITY
and HOWARD COUNTY. fe22tf
ID OBERT ID. BURNS,
IL ATTORNE Y AT LAW,
NO. 5 COUNSELLOR'S HALL
fe22tf. LEXINGTON STREET.
~ FRlSBY HENDERSON,
Il ATTORNEY AT La
COMMISSIONER FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
No. COUNsELLORs' HALL,
fe22 IT, Lexington street
IT. JOSEPH ROGERS,
Il ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has removed to SO W. Fayee street, above Charles
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r X, Si0wS; 20 M JR, - j. u o'DoNovAN, JR.
Drown & C 0'D0NovAN, ,l2 o.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LTOUOPS
apl6f No. 80 CHEAPsIDE Baltimore
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YNHE GREAT WESTERN (MARINE)
Il INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Ne W YORK
Authorized Capital s. 600 600
Cash Capital aireddy paid in). 900 900
Surplus Fund Represented by scrp) ...... 500 900
Assets Jan. l. 1855. ......... ...,...,.. 276 OOO
This Company combines the advantages of the mixed
plan so long and protaby practced by the best Life
surance Companies in Europe blending the desirable Sc
cury of large Cash Capital with liberal return of the
profits to its customers
All Marine and Inland risks insured most favorable
terms
RIcHD LATHERs Prest. JNo. A. PARKER, 1st V. Prest
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Sec'y. J. +. Cox, I'd do
COLIN MACKENZIE, Agent in Baltimore
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India House Telegram.
BOMBAY, April 9.-The three brigades forming
Sir III. Roses force, combined before Jhansi the
9th of March. The rebels, about 12, 900 strong in
Guiding l500 SepOys, retired to the fort and in
vestment made and the seige commenced on
March 2Sth.
On the lst April a very strong force, under Tan
tia Togee a relative of the Mana, attempted to re-
lieve Jhansi. Without abandoning the investment
Sir H. Rose attacked the relieving army, and ooin,
ed glorious victory. taking Is guns, several cln-
plants, and all the camp equpages
On the ith of April after a struggle in which
our loss severe, the town was stormed and tot
en-; and on the 9th of April the fort was occnnieI
The Rance fed with few attendants bpt yoS hot
" pursued by the cavalry. "'' '''
The enemy lost 5000 men in the battle of the 1st
and in the assault of the fort
RAPooTANA.-Thc rebels made \ dcspcrote at
tempt to take the palace of the Raiah of Koah, on
March %, by escalade but were repulsed with great
loss. On the 30th, Cen Roberts carried the posi-
tlon OF the rebels by assault and occupied the town
OF hotah. The rebels fled, and a great slaughter
occurred in the pursuit. All their guns, with the
exception of two, have been taken. Our loss was
about Is killed and wounded. Among the latter
were two officers.
COOLER Ar-The small island of Bayt has been
occupied by the rebels. An unsuccessful attempt
was made to disodge them the Sd of April
Six were killed and twenty-siX wounded, among
the latter Captain Bactey, Royal Artillery, and
two other officers not named. Intelligence has
since been received of the evacuation of the island
by the rebels. The remainder of the dispatch may
be abridged.
Various parts Of the country are good deal dis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
ss lsss;s 49, 81 8 So sisgsi 81 S; - *
Great Northern and 3outhern Man Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAYELERS.
Twice DAILY, CsunGay might excepted between Rich
mOnd and Washington City wa GOrdOnsTne and Alex
Hours Of departure at Rich.
Gas A. NJ and 7.SO P NJ
Returning leave Washington.-.6 A. n. and pm.
and
Arrive At Richmond. ..1;S0 P. n. and AM
Baggage checks and tickets, given hrOagh between Rich
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING 40 STRAP RAIL.
and being In excellent order, CLARIFYING THE 3RPIT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar-
Antee OF always securing connections shown by ART
walls daily AZ Richmond and Washington city in Advance Of
the Steamboat line.
FARB nETTEEN RlcHHoND AND WAsHEoToR. 50
GnomEibus win be found always ready fir0ts0h
and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the Two DepotG ree OF charge with ample time 70
take their meals, whether going North South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between DanVfle ana
a. the Terminus Of the Road now nearly CONE
peted TO DAnVtle An Agent Of the Company vim receive
the Cheeks Of passengers from the Danve Road ana At
timore Depot, -.
route isr =
thereto change Of cars on the night line between Rich.
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other d.
Of the negencer, should be addressed to
Iae PrOprietOrs.
t.ts concerning editorial department OF the paper,
oe Uc addressed the Editors jointly or to either one
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
Oliy On side OF the paper.
An observance of the above rules Will greatly oblEe u.s.
An prompt attention correspondents than
L.y might otherwise receive.
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MATHEW MoNABB,
MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR

AID DEALKn II
Flour, MIL Feed or nll kinds, Corn and
Corn Meal, Oats, Baled Aay, sc.
Aof the aoOye articles delivered free Of extra charge
In any part OF the city.
The hshs. price paid in cash an Country rrodues
articles.
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WHEEL ING VA zWEDNEsDA a Y MORNING, JANUARY
l,TRANsPORTATIION.l,
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
Jae- ,S ,'aa ing Railroad.

zee ing Railroad.
g3s ssssSss9 s3!3s5;g ~ -
on and amer Monday, Dec 81 1851 trains viii run as
LEAVE cLRYELAND:
il:O0 A. 81 Mail Tran stopping at all stations; Erviue
at pittsburgh At T:S5 NJ and bridgeport AZ
I:9UP n.
LEAVE PTTTSB uRGu:
$50 A. NJ. Express Train, stops regular stations
port Homer, soans, and Deep Hun nag
s9,s at Il:I9 AM
f--I.r Salisbury Spmmitye, Hanover, East koehts
ter, MoultTle Winchester, Lima, EArlvilIe. Bed
ford and NeyeurSh are nag stations fer this
ga ,train) arrives at Cleveland at $50 ~ and at
- 4, Bridgeport at I:20 ~, $50. + tf-ffr.5rr1a|
80 LEAVE BRIDGEPORT: .,t ,sti,
500 A. NJ Mall Train, stopping all stations arrives
~, il at Pittsburgh at1;i6 a Ai. III efti'ft
224 p ~ Express Train, stopping at all regular stations
Deep Run, sloans, Port Homer are nag sta.
tlons for this train arrives Pittsburgh At 7:25
r NJ and at Cleveland at $50 p n ? lt ..trE
800 r NJ Past Express Train, stopping at all regular sta
tIohs, arriving at Pittsburgh At 9:IO NJ
But one train from bridgeport Cleveland daly-leayes
at 1924 p. .1f.t'T rii-t.5 -
Connections.
Connections made by all thFOugy trains follows:
AT Clevernd with trains for Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
the Northwest also, for Erie Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
AT SteubenVlle and Bella with steubenvlle Ihd
ana and Central Ohio Railroads, CadE COsOctOn
ark, Barnrsve, Zanesvle Wiimlng Coum.
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and ST. Louis.
AT Wheelng with baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
Local and Through purchased at the var
Gus Omces on the lne also at the Union Ticket Once
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Transportation ollce, G &PRR, C.E GoRHAM,
Cleveland, Dec. IS, 1851. Mast. Transportation.
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PIANOS I PIANOS
Pens ! Pensll Pens II!
SOM EssrkalNlS NEW

n P. BROWN has received superior lot OF Gold Pens
We which he had made under his supervision. They
made from gold reduced to II kaTats combination
Of alloys and be equalled elasticity duT-
sty by any other eombinaton Of metals. Priees are
by every Peu being stamped SO p. BaOUE. wheeling.
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~ Ne particular and ask for Tickets VIA the O. wa
Short Line Rail Road.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, RERFU merry, SO.
IA. OlS UNA BACK h kS would announce to hiS
81 friends and the public generally, having purcha
sed the interest Of The senior partner in the business lately
the the old Stand No. 176 Main ST.,
would respectfully Solicit and trusts TO merit acontlnuane
patronage literally bestowed on the old firm.
Heas just returned from the Eastern cities, andis
opening extensive and well selected stock Of Drugs and
Chemicals Perfumery Fancy articles &c. all Of which
purchased strict personal inspection with serupu
ous regard purity OF quality offered
the public the reasonable terms Tyr
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sheppard and Morgan.

Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No. 1S1, dfaiR st. Corner Of Union.
HAyE now hand large and complete assortment Of
III all articles In line consisting Ladies and Gem
tsnen Saddles ns and coarse Harness from Frame and
Wood Trunks and Vaces, Carpet Bags, SAtchels, Upper
Leather, Hogshn, Hair and Wool Collars Whips, HAes,
Saddles OF every description quality nom the lowest
rate TO the best style Of English Ehaftoe.
1Ten frame Trunks and VAlces, superior article
and unsurpassed for ghtness strength and durability.
Fine single and double Harness OF the best syIe Stage,
mAnship.
large assortment OF Carpet Bags and satehes Of
variety Of material and pattern.
All work ordered wiz be furnished promptly, aud no ei-
fort viii be spared to merit continuance Of public
novIT sHEpHARD MORGAN.
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Watches, JeweIFy, silver ana PLATED ware
GlOcks, Oe. Ae.
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LAW INTELLIGEN

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Before Hon. Henry Stump,
Judge The following business transacted on
Saturday:
Robert McElwee, charged with resisting police
man Madison, whilst in the discharge of his duty
Compromised by payment of costs, amounting to
David s. Connolly, charged with assaulting and
beating Ernest Luke. Compromised by payment of
costs amounting to 1888.
Edward Knight, charged with assaulting and beat
ing William De Cobez Compromised by payment
OF costs, amounting to 5000.
William Blondell, charged with assauting and
beating Lewis Blondell. Compromised by payment
of costs, amounting to S9.l7.
Robert Murray, charged with assaulting and beat
ing James Newman. Adjudged guilty and fined
81 and COSTS and ordered to be imprisoned ten days.
Total fine and costs SS.26.
Adjourned until Monday morning at IL O'Clock
CmcuIr COURT THE UNITED SrATEs.-Before
Hon. VIM. Fell Giles, Judge. The following bust
ness was transacted on Saturday
William Ill. Smith and others Us. William Thomp-
son. Proceedings in chancery under mortgage
argued by I. S. Alexander for complainant, and C.
Yellot for defendant
The petit jury was finally discharged.
The STATE CouRIs.-The May term of the Supe-
ri0r, Common Pleas, and Criminal Courts will COM
mence this morning, at eleven o'clock. The calling
of the dockets will occupy the first two DAYS of the
civil Courts, and after the Grand Jury has been
sworn, in the Criminal Court the appeal cases will
be called for trial.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

BARK is held firmly and further sales of Is hhds No
Querctron made @ per Tanners Bark is verv
dull In the Flour market there present
There is total absence of any export demand but with
moderate home consumption demand and light supplies
holders manifest disposition to accept lower prices
Sales in lots tohe trade at 81 504G2b per barrel for
and good brands; s4755 for extra and 80 25G
1925 for extra family and fancy brands Shipping brands
freely offered at lowest figures. 300 half barrels
sold kept private and 200 do extra family at
s2624 Nothing doing in Rye Flour 500 barrels Corn
Meal were disposed of at about $3.50 per barrel
GRAIN.-There is some little demand for good Wheat
but other descriptions neglected Sales 900 bush
els good and pure Penna Red at S11d$1 per bushe
fair quality 81 o. and $500 bushels white at
S115d % Rye is selling at 676S cts The receipts
of Corn have fallen Off but there is not much demand
it. Sales of 500 bushel yellow II aoa and 69
20 cents in store Oats steady 80 bushe for
Delaware and 40 cts for Penna.
WHISKY is steady Sales of bbs at q HG22b cts for
Penna, Ohio, and Prison. hhds at q cts Drudge at
oOL cts
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o. tt=A TRUSTEES SALE-Under and h.
:. WILMUR, IR.,
Trustee.
GIBSON 4 CO.,
Ancf;nn.n,.g

frF:f TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and by
H virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Bati-
1 more city the subscriber, trustee will offer
sale, at public auction at the Exchange in the city
tmore, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th day
OF May next at O'clock the following described property
viz:
Those TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate on the south
side of Monument street i'll the city of Baltimore begin
nng for the first piece parcel thereof the line of the
south side of Monument street. at the distance of so feet
lnches eswardy from the south of Monument
and Bethel streets and running thence eaStwardy bound
ing on the south side of Monument street. Is feet
southery, parallel with Bethel street. 20 feet alley
ten feet wide; thence westwardly bounding said alley
with the use thereof in common Is feet and thence north
ming for the second thereof the line of the south
side OF Monument street. at the distance Of 90 feet inches
eastwardly from the southeast of Monument and
Bethel streets and running thence eastwary, bounding
on the south side of Monument Is feet
feet wde thence westwardly bounding on said alley
with the thereof in common IS feet and then north
wardly in Il straight line to the beginning
The foregoing lots subject to a YEARLY RENT OF
$50 EACH.
These lots are improved by TWO TWO STORY AND
ATTIC BRICK HOUSES, designated by Nos 1853 and 1855
East Monument street They have Brick Kitchens and
are built in the best manner.
The ground rent and taxes will be paid the day of
sale.
TERMS as prescribed by the Decree cash.
r. GILMOR, JR.,
Trustee
GIBSON Il Co.,
ap23eo&ds Auctioneers
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1858.


SENATE
At the appointed hour for the assembling of the
Senate the chamber was crowded to excess
Mr. Hammond pronounced brief eulogv upon
the deceased Senator relating the circumstances
attending the sudden death of Mr.. Evans, and Civ
ing sketch of his life. He said that the arrows of
death had entered often of late among the high pla
ces of honor within his own State.
At the conclusion of his address, he offered the
usual resolutions, requesting the Senate to wear
Grape on the left arm for thirty days. and that the
Senate attend his funeral
Mr. Benjamin followed in strain of eloquent eu-
logy and referred to the deaths of Butler and Ham
ilton.
Mr. Hale followed, saying that it was not often
that ne mingled his voice with those who delivered
funeral eulogies. Now, however, he must pay a
high tribute to Mr.. Evans, who had reminded him
OF his ideal of a Roman senator. Like shock of
corn fully ripe he had been gathered from these
scenes, and he sunk down to the grave full of hon
0rS.
Mr.. Wilson followed. He said his long associa-
tions with the deceased in the committee room,
brought out those beautiful qualities and traits of
character which he could appreciate fully than
in open Senate.
The Senate here took recess until the hour fixed
for the funeral, 2 O'Clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House took recess from ii till l o'clock,
when a message was received from the Senate an
nouncing the death of Senator Evans of South
Carolina.
Mr.. Mcqueen delivered an appropriate eulogy on
the public and private character of the deceased,
after which
Mr.. Bocock, at the request of the South Carolina
Delegation, boe his testimony to the virtues of the
honored dead
The usual resolutions of respect were then adopt
ed, and the House adjourned to attend the funeral.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for the month Of Nay.
JAS. C. ADAMS.
A. GROVERMAN, W A DEAN
JAS H. BARNEY, JAS CORTLAN JR
A(onetarw an6 Commercial 4tbietu.
BALTIMORE. May s. 1858.

| BALTIMORE May s, 1858.
This has been another active day in Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad stock 1897 shares having been sold The opening
cash sales S57, and it afterwards fell off little
selling S564 and s56K but again rallied and at the close
sold at S57 and ssh showing advance of 5075 cts
the previous day, the market closing firm The time
sales buyer 60 days. at S57H $5T and S574; and
buyer 10 days. $7 S56A and S57b This stock left off at
s57 bid s57 asked regular way; $57k bid, $57A asked
buyer 60 days. There transactions in Northern
Central Railway shares which weaker The closing
rates s17 bid SIS asked regular way, the
yesterday Very little done in other securities The only
sales $50 Baltimore city Gs 1873, o. improve
men X $500 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875,
at S24 81 500 extra dividend orders of this company the
first sold for time at SS $4,000 Northern Central
Railway bonds 1885, at So last Sales Is shares
Bank of Baltimore $00H and $780, 6 shares Farmers
and Merchants Bank at Sal and S41; shares Marine
Bank at SIS; and so shares Canton 214 last
rates There very little Canton stock Offering and
the market it is steady No sales of Springfield Mi
ming Company which is rather heavy The transac
tons at the Board to-day amount to about 100000
cess of about S13 900 yesterday.
AT the New York Stock Boards to-day very little
change exhibited and the market closed Inactive
Virginia 6s steady at 92A Missouri 6s advanced p;
Erie 4; New York Central \; Hudson T. Panama re
coded X; Reading u and Michigan Southern a.
The Assistant Treasurer at New York reports yesterday
follows
Iotai receipts. SI26955 "
ray mentS 81, T33 81
balance Z,9lo,O 36 "
The receipts to-day include $40 900 from customs
The transactions of the Clearing House to-day were as
follows:
Total exchanges. SIS 6S7 $40 81
lOti palaiceS. 922,47O 10
The following shows the stock OF Flour and Grain at
Chicago May l.
Flour, bbs 90 1877 Corn ............. Ga GIG
Wheat, Spring, bus. 76S 942 Oats. 4O7
Wheat, red ......... $500 Rye..... ........ 53
Wheat, white........ none Barley. 1904
The annual report of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Road shows the years work have been
lows:
fitssenSers S2oZi9o W
Mails ana express. lSSbS VI
relShtS. H. 81
Rent OF machinery u 6S3 0S
Totai ............- S4Sl Al u
Expenses of transportation, 22665S Is
Leaving for interest taxes and dividends $500 1853 II
The receipts, compared with 1857 S5l 97S Is less
and the expenses have been reduced in the time
$50, AS.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

;, 49, M FRIDAY, May Z, 1908.
No. 226. The City of New Orleans, plaintiff in
error, rs. Myra Clark Gaines. The motion to dis
miss this writ of error was argued bv Mr. Phillips
in support thereof and by Mr.. Benjamin in opposi-
ton thereto
No. los. VIM. Holcombe plaintiff in error, as.
Iohn Mokusick ct al The argument of this cause
was continued by Messrs. Get and Cushing for
the defendants in error, and concluded by Mr. Brad
ley for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until Monday at IL o'clock.
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BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET

FOR THE W EEK ENDING MAY
As anticipated in report of last week. the Spring
trade is fast drawing close and the market has be-
come comparatively quiet few orders coming in
from the South and West and to the New England trade
moderate sales have been made. We look for a
quiet market for at least two months which will
give all parties concerned opportunity TO look
around and prepare for the fall trade Manufacturers
are still pretty well employed in filling orders but they
are not much behind hand. The different processes for
manufacturing goods are much smpied com
pared to what they were years ago, that Shoes can
be produced very quickly and therefore the demand for
March and April has been well met. The quantity of
goods to be kept is smaller than for some years al
though considerable quantities being made under
the supposton that the demand for light goods will con-
nue through June and July In the Hide and Leather
market there is important change notice Hides gen.
orally selling at about previous prices although the
large expected supplies from Europe induces buyers to op
with caution Leather is frmer with light
stock particularly of Upper and the demand from man
uacturers likely to be fair lower prices looked
for at present.
For California there is very little inquiry Two clear
from this port the past week had only S2 cases. and
in these clearances from New York not case was re-
ported.
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been as
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SCHWARTZ s. DIX,

~ III LOMBARD STREET
Have store and for sale at the lowest market prices
1000 whole, y and \ Boxes BUNCH RAISINS.
500 " q q" LAYERS RAISINS.
100 Drums SULTANA RAISINS
so Bales Princess P. s. and Bordeaux ALMONDS.
so Trails Lisbon p S. and fvica LM0NDS.
100 Bags Ivica and Tarragona ALMONDS.
100 Bags Sicily and Hard Shell ALMONDS
100 Boxes and 20 Bbls. Shelled ALMONDS.
100 Bags Naples and Sicily WALNUTS.
$50 Bags FILBERTS.
100 Bags PALM NUTS.
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS.
200 Cases PRUNES, in glass jars and boxes.
so Kegs Bordeaux and Malaga PRUNES.
5000 Drums and American Boxes FIGS.
200 Baskets Bordeaux and Marseles OIL, quarts and
pints
so Cases SARDTNES whole, halves and quarters
100 Barrels REFINED SUGARS.
1000 Boxes No. l FIRE CRACKERS.
25 Casks CURRANTS Cases CITR0N
SO Cases PRESERVED GINGER.
$50 Trails DATES.
500 Boxes ORANGES. 200 Boxes LEMONS
40 900 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS,
SCHWARTZ DIX,
ap13tf III Lombard street
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{+.:t TRUSTEES SALE will, by VIZ
I tue of decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore
- city sell by public auction the premises, on
ohSDAl, 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 south
corner OF Orleans and Ann streets thence running
on Ann street IS feet nchc thence extending west of
UNIFORM width and binding Orleans so feet
common alley three feet wide, subject to annual
ground rent of fifty dollars, payable half yearly
The lot is improved by 2 THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSES. The the corner is occupied as a store
and dwelling, with back building and the ether as a
dwelling
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne half cash. rand the balance in
six months, with interest and notes endorsed
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS Trustee.
WM HAMILTON,
ap27 oaWds arc,;o,aor