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By CANNON & MATTHEW'S.
o. o. VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES

h,N
a!ii At AUcTIoN.-By virtne of deed of trust from
- William Mason and others, them dated on the
@ day o FEBRUARY 1886, and recorded among the land
ecos OF baltimore county the undersigned will sell al
puDc auction on SATURDAY, 18th day of June ls5S M
CLOCK r. NJ at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore
ALL THOSE VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES stu.
atea IN Baltimore county, Gwynn's Falls beyond the
wage NH n Of Frankln, and known THE POWHATAN
AND PoCAHoNTAS FACTORIES, together with about
THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY SEVEN ACRES or
Ia ND and all the MACHINERY, FIXTURES, APPARA
TuS, WATER RIGHTS, BUII DINGS IMPE0T FlIFVTS
&c, apperainng thereto About one hundred acres Of
e iand are in high state Of cultivation mostly in grass
Inc PUn iArAN FACTORY is stories high 21s stone
- Drlck about 100 feet long and Is wide water heel
y feet inches diameter, heavy cast iron shafts and
hangeS There Steam Engine, 40 power built
by ellis Miller large iue Boilers in good order The
machinery in part consists of Willow and Spreader IN
separate fire proof Buildings; 80 inch cards with heads
VI IRA" ing, 1yer Speeders English do: list do con
tanning la2 spndles Grinder Frame ID Frames 40
1n spndes Flyer Twisers $50 spindles Spoilers
dH1 spades, Bobbin Wnder 30 Spindes, Balling Ma
chhe, ia heavy Duck LOOMS % Osnaburg Looms Warn
ing Mill, Trainers, &c '''P
This Mil has just undergone a thorough repair and is
m m nlied with new machinery. The PoCAHoNFAS
FACIo1 is 255 feet long by A. built of stone stories
hSh and has two waterwhee using the water in success
SION The upper one nearly new feet diameter 20 fee,
long, wrought iron shaft and cast anges and cost win
gearing $1,000 The lower wheel is IS feet in diameter
by - long, heavy wrought iron shaft and cast HANG,
Ihee Is also 10 horse power steam engine built by Den
mead The machinery consists in part of | Willow
Spreader IS Sainch Cards with heads heads of draw
ing, List SpeederS, 20 Bobbins | Grinder Frame 96
Spinning Frames, 2,496 Dead Spndles s Ring Tr: -
dSo Spmdies, Spoilers, 200 Spndles Bobbin Winners
hdTHilg Room ana Furniture complete.
framing Mill Beamer, &c; ~ Cotton Duck Looms Euht
and heavy; heavy Calendering Machine &C. 60
Inc water-powcr is unfaing and ample and the dam
one or the largest and best in the country
There are about EIGHTY FRAME and STONE Dwell
lNGS including dwellings for Managers Stone Church
School house stables Dry House, Fue House Boiler
Tor heating Mills Cotton House, Waste House, &c
An inventory be the Office OF either of the
Trustees. ~ " wv
POSSESSION OF the Factories will he given 10Th July and
they are in condition to he Immediately carried on The
crops on fireplace will he taken by the present tenant
for whom the priv lege is retained
Purchasers can examine the premises on a1pIicatnn NJ
the Mills "
Inc terms OF sale are-Onequarter cash, and bal
h't IN SIN, twelve and eighteen months; the credit pay
ehts 10 Dear interest and be secured by approved notes
ST. GEO. W. TEACKLE,
W. A. TALBOT,
Trustees
CANNON & MATTHEW'S,
mY:I ,...,.''-'
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ST. LOUIS June SA Leavenwurth dispatch of the 4th
that the of the two columns of troops yet
depart Utah has been postponed in consequence
| the extreme inclemency of the weather.
The IeavenwOrth Times announces the intention of
| Judge Lecompte to vacate his seat on the bench.
The action of the Executive Missouri in reference
the arming and organizing of the militia of the
counties of this State is much deprecated at Leaven-
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Hlonetarp an0 GOmmerfial AeOieu.

BALTIMORE, June g. 1855
The Stock market moderately active to dav eyccnt
Tor Baltimore and ONO Railroad shares, and prices gener
ally show upward tendency The total transactions at
the Board about 00O less than half of yestr
days business Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Of which
2l5 shares sod brought $57A cash and sellers on
ton 60 days. and s57 to S5S buyer 10 and 80 ays clos
ing at s57H bid SIS asked regular way s5S bid s5Sk
asked buyer GO days Northern Central Railway was mora
in demand and the sales show improvement of over
yesterday There 800 shares sold to-day the cash
transactions being at SlSs and buyer 60 s1s4 This
stock closed at SIS bid, $lSS asked regular way; sls
bid, $1S2s asked buyers option 60 days
State and City Loans without any movement Int
moderate business done in Railroad securities Bal
tmore and Ohio 1888 brought s4H cash. and lbs 50
buyer 50 days both yesterdays price Northern Central
1885 sold at 62Ad63 cash; North Western Virginia Sd
mortgage at AN lower than last sales and $40 600
Central Ohio ID mortgage at $50 "a cash and sellers OBJ
ton 60 days, also decline of X There little doing
IN Bank shares AZ about former rates and note sales
10Y shares Howard at SON. and 10 Marine at
For Canton 10 offered regular way without any trans
actions
The New York Stock market exhibited to- day further
decline in all kinds of ancies of which Erie showed the
greatest depression The decline First Board in this
stock but at the Second it recovered little exbih
ting however de line for the day of IL Michigan
Southern fell off y; Reading Il; New York Central 4;
Cleveland and Toledo q; Rock Island " Virginia G's x
Canton sold 1919 At the close of the Second Board the
market was heavy.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Directors of the
Baltimore and Ohio RGilroad held yesterday the report
of the revenue for the month of May was submitted
showing the following results:
Main Stem. n W. Va. Wash Br Total
For Pass gers 90 1911 s2474s6 S3l II $50 IS
For Freight, 27S6S695 % 030 Co 1868 SO Sl23 AS
1888 Log s25, sos .46 s42, 562 "a SOL, 1852. 76
As compared with the corresponding month 1857 the
following result is shown
Main Stem. n. W Va. Wash. Bh Total
April 1855 S83 GAS IS s25 10 $42 s4O 752 76
1851, 343, 5S4 SO ..,..,.. SO ISL "a 3SI 736 IL
increase Tor April, Observation-Disclosures. $50 ole SO
Exhibiting decrease of $1,000 for the main stem the
receipt of sos from the Parkeshurg branch an increase
Of S4 80 for the Washington branch and "a total in
crease of $2OO1659.
The receipts of the present financial year Of the Company
thus far, commencing with October last show decrease
of 3l6Oi3S, compared with the corresponding eight
months of the previous year
The transportation eastwary into city of Baltimore
on some Of the principal staples during month of Nav
has been as follows
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The Utah Army.

ST. LOUIS June "a Leavenworth dispatch saws the
fifth column, under Col Sumner, marched on Saturday
the 9th and the last column under Major Emory leaves
on Wednesday. The head quarters of the army will be
removed Thursday p.
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BY SAML. II. COVER,
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

a. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
REiiji ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAITI
60 MORE CITY, the undersigned, as trustee will offer
for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, OF the premises on MON
DAY the q ST DAY OF JUNE NEXT at 3 o clock p NJ
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND AND PREMISES
fronting on the south side of PENNSYLVANIA avenue
between George and Biddle streets 81 feet inches or
thereabou with depth of about 100 feetimproved by
TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND TWO STORY BACK BUILDING;
also by Blacksmith Shop and Coach Factory on the south
recently occupied by VIM Morrison beginning therefor at
the northeast corner of lot leased by Paul Ruckle to
Melchior VAIL
Terms Of sale, one third cash, third months one
Ihird months, with interest and approved security.
GEO. K. CINNAMOND,
Trustee.
SAML H. COVER
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Latest from New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, June s.-The city is quiet Some
| few cases Of rowdyism only reported The Mayor
has stopped further arrests and discharged all those
rosie
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Memorial of judge Waterens.

WASHINGTON, June 9-The printed memorial of Judge
Waterens, of Texas this morning laid the desk of
every member of the House. He emphatically denies
that the peopeof Texas expect call for his impeach
ment and he pronounces the assertion caumny on them
as well as himself lie feels conscious that the charges
against him unjust and untrue, but if the House is not
prepared to give him full complete and free acquttal
he desires such taken will bring it to concu
sion in the mode provided by the constuton-namely
hp q trial
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Steamboat Expiosion-Loss of Life.

CHICAGO, June "a propeller, supposed to be the
Buckeye" exploded her boiler yesterday off Point Sau-
BILE The crew and passengers numbering SO persons
were all lost except three. No particulars.
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BosToN, June 9.-The yacht Prairie Flower sunk in
this harbor yesterday whilst pleasure excursion ST
far dead bodies have been recovered Captain
Brown and Others who board, still missing
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f%;f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of
GAMI decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY the
- undersigned will offer for sale, the premises on
SATURDAY 18th June, 1853, at o'clock, T. NJ:
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate in said city, and
described AS follows, that is to say:begnning at the
hortl east intersection of Spring and jefferson streets
ana running thence eastwardly, binding Jefferson
street fourteen feet the centre of the partition wall be
tween the house on the lot being described and the
mouse on the lot adjoining castwardy thence through
sd partition wall northerly parallel with Spring street
eighty feet to an alley ten feet wide thence westway on
sd alley to Spring street and thence binding Spring
street to the place Of beginning
This lot is improved with good BACK DWELLING
and STORE, and will he sold subject the annual rent
of S35.
TERMS OF SALE:-One half cash and the balance in
six months, with interest and security.
ORFlLLE HORWITZ,
Trustee.
SAMUEL J. SOPER & Co
nyZo-zaWow&uS AuctiOneers.
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Court of Appeals of Maryland.

JUNE TERM 1858.
ANNAPOLIS, June sth 1858.
Nos. l. 2, 3 and 3 continued
No. t. Rebecca A. F. Porter, eXecutrx of Francis Ear
tougher Charles Tmanus and Jacob H. Earougher-
Appeal from the Orphans Court of Howard County udg
ment affirmed HiSi.
ANNAPOLIS, June Q, 1858.
No. 6, Continued.
No. 7. VIM. Keighler, VIM. b DuvaH ct a. as The
Savage Manufacturing COmpany-appeal from the Sure
nor Court of Baltimore Cty-was argued by Schley fol
the appellants and by Williams for the appellee
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TRUSTEES SALE-Ry yirtr

f;i TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
MI decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City the
-. undersigned, as Trustee will offer for sale at pub
lie auction on the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th day
June next, at ~ O'Clock p NJ
:; me LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES described as
s-Begnning for the the west side of Ais
ut street at the distance of thirty three and
ches Southwardy from the point where line between
inc property heretofore owned by John A. Dfenderer
anu mat owned W Samuel NJ Barry. intersecs the west
sue OF Asquth street. and running thence northwardly
oohng on the west side of Aquith thirty feet
hu 'nence westwardly at right angles with Aisquith
eet orty one feet six inches to the side street
tnIty feet wide, laid out by said John A Denderier
anu tnence south westerly, bounding said thirty
lour Ieet to the intersection of line drawn right
angles with Asquith street from the place beginninp
ehce reversing said line and running herewith seventy
lonr feet to the beginning.
me Lot above described is improved by good THREE
rent of 500. " " annual
Terms OF Sale One third cash day of sale; one
u III TOUR months, and the balance eight months
reu payments to bear interest day of sale and be
Trustee. " " vi
5. MORRIS COCHRAN, Trustee
ADREON & CO.
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Markets.,

NEW YORK, June at the Tea Sale to-day the mar
ket for Greens closed generally unchanged Pekols and
Congou closed at decline of lag cts
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senator Hale Renominated.

CONCORD, June S.-The House Republican caucus have
renominated Senator Hale. The Democrats have nomi
mated John S. Wells.
The Senate have nominated Mr. Hale The
Senate votes tomorrow.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Mr. Hale has been reelected United States Senator by
vote of 1856 against Ill for Mr.. Wells and
scattering
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Exchange and Frei.hts,
Tea Sale

NEW ORLEANS, June THE business doing in freights
and sterling is very moderate, and almost en-
tirely nominal
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.

i!i LEAsEHoLD PROPERTY in in pursuance %, Of
general order of the Court of Common Pleas in re
Iaton to insovent debtors, sell the premises on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th, 1858 at O'Clock p
ALL THOSE SEVEN SEVERAL LOTS OF GROUND,
situated in the city of Baltimore, and lying on the west
sac OF Carleton street Beginning respectively 13K,
zo2 5'R, 49&, GIN, 73H and ssh feet North from Clay
street each having uniform front of II feet uniform
width OF IL feet and uniform depth of feet and sub
ec to an annual ground rent of $50 payable half yearly
The three first counting from Clay street are each i'm
proved by THREESToRY BRICK DWELLING lust
hnished and the other four each by like dwelling not
entirely finished. ~
Terms of sale, onehirl cash. third in sx and one
thrd In twelve months the credit payments hearing inter
est and be secured by notes endorsed the satisfaction
l.. VI. REYNOLDS Trustee
Je22aWNdS WM. HAMILTON Auc
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BosToN June S.-The bark ]. W. Andrews at Wscas-
set, Me- from New York reports that she in collision
off Seguin the 4th ins with the schooner Zelda
men, Me-, and sunk the latter, barely saving her crew
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Schooner Mary Groton Ashore.
Collision Mt Sea.

ST JOHN, n b. June S-The schooner Mary Groton
from Boston, is ashore Musquash Head. Crew saved
Vessel and cargo a total loss.
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WIN, T. so M Circuit Court of Hooa,a co.
WIN. r. TRACY, EFT AL EQUITY.
f7.: FOR SALE-A FARM IN HOWARD
HtiI C0UNTY.-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Howard county, in Equity, in the above en-
Titled cause the undersigned, Trustee, will sell by public
auction, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of June at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at Bonds Hotel, at ELECTS Mills VAL
liable FARM situated in Howard county six miles from
Elcotts Mills near Columbia turnpike near the
tate of George r. Gather 1t contains ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY FlNEACRES OF GOOD LAND sixty of
when are under cultivation and the balance in timber
consisting OF white and black oak large growth suitable
for hOgshead slaves
The improvements a webuilt TWO STORY LOG
AND FRAME DIV ELLING, containing a number of large
rooms; There are also outhouses A stream of water
runs through the farm and there fine spring near the
dwelling.
This farm was formerly owned by Mr. Harrison
Terms of saeone third in hand at the time Of fc
sale and the balance III two equal nstalments at and IL
months respectively from the day of the sale The cred
it payments to bear interest and he secured by the bonds
or notes of the purchasers with surety sretie to be
approved by the Trustee.
WIN. MEADE ADDISON
N
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ROARD OF TRtnE

Committee Of arbitration for the mo, ah of June.
HENRY 5. GARRETT
GUSTAEUS HENDERSON,, JOHN r. WYMAN
CLAAS Woke JAS: CAREY CohIE
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Bosros, June eIhe following are the footings of on,
Bank Statement for the past week: g. HT0E ~ ~
Capital Stock $32 27 $50 Due to otbsa ~, es soe
Loans and Disc s. 90 aoo Due f other Bk;s eOt
Specie. .. 49,. 9,3l5,O0O I y. lis W
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BY F. w. BENNETT & co.

fH:t FOR SALE-VALUABLE LEASE
NIu HOLD ESTATE IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE
-. by virtue of decree Of the Superior Court of
City in Equity the undersigned Trustees will
sell by public auction, ON THURSDAY the I7th June
more " ~ " ~
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND situated ON the
north east corner of Eden and Lombard streets in the
Ily OF Baltimore, which conveyed Reuben Fagely
ny hugh Jenkins and Henrietta jenkins by deed of Lease
dated 10th April 1851 and recorded in Liber A. W B. No
40 ioo SiS &cone of the Land Records of Baltimore
County.
The premises front about hundred feet on Lombard
street and hundred and thirty forty feet ON Eden
street = - - ~
>, me improvements are THREE THREE. STORY BRICK
NV ELLiN6S with TWOST0RY BACK BUILDINGS on
Lombard street, and a TW0-STORY BRICK OFFICE and
= = bhlCh and STONE STABLE and a COAL SCALE, on
Eden street. ' "
Ground Rent, $35O-payable quarter.yearly
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third cash in hand and the resi-
que IN equal instalmens at three six months The
credt payments to be secured by the notes of the pur
chaser satisfactorily endorsed hearing interest from the
day Of sale. TIIOS s ALEXANDER Wv
WIN. MEADE ADDISON Trustees
- +. W. BENNETT& co,
Ana
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There has been fair demand for Rio from, tbo ,o,
during the past week. hut without especial he
yond the sale of the Chancleers cargo ZOO haas or
inferior quality, at ~ cts months the market closing
firmly at quotations. s
cargo of $500 bags Santos Coffee per Constitution will
be offered at auction on Thursday next ' "
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

n,., June 7.
me following is the Weekly Coffee Report of VIM Scott
Son, Coffee Brokers, Ill Wall street.
stock OF Rio and Santos Coffee, June 1861 % 1S2 BAGS
hec d since todate per Anna. ... ........ 5000
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SAM'L H. COVER,
t a.; SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

fE:; SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
#.I ON LIGHT STREET
By virtue of decree of the circuit Court for Bal
tmore CITY, the subscriber Trustee will expose sale
at public auction at the Exchange in the city of Bati
more at O'Clock, TUESDAY the 22d day of June
next, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY:
beginning for the same the south intersection
lhght street and Armistead lane and running thence
south bounding Light street sixty
lou owned by Christopher Hughes thence binding
on SAID Hughes lot eighty five three
foot alley opened by George A. Hughes Armstead lane
thence NORTH binding said three alley to Armistead
lane, and thence west binding ArmStead lane to the
beginning-with the appurtenances
The improvements the above property consist of
-FOUR TWOSTORY BRICK TENEMENTS on Light St
al d a twos story BRICK DWELLING Armistead Lane
The terms of sale prescribed by decree are
OF the purchase money cash. onehird at six and one
third at IL months from the day of saehe deferred
mens to be secured to the satisfaction Trustee and
all payments to bear interest from the day of sale.
JOHN IL. b. LATROBE,
JeI-Zawts Trustee.
Or ..af TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
AEij ON P0PPLET0N STREET.-By virtue of a decree
s@Nef the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the under
signed Trustee will offer at pubic sale the premises
p NJ - '
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the west side Of Pom
pleton street beginning feet 1913 inches south from
80 foot street, laid out midway between Ramsay and
hcHenry streets and running thence Poppleon
street III feet 10 53 inches with depth of 60 feet to
foot alley.
The above lot is improved by good two story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, and is the eleventh house north of
Ramsay street Ground rent s2S per annum
Terms of sale cash.
JOHN CARSON
Trustee,
m! % IaMowMds lRl II Fayette st.
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From Utah--An Express from Gov. Cumming
Ellis Reception at Salt Lake City--Brig-
nam Young Willing to Transfer all Au.
thority--NOthing from CAPTAIN Marcy

FROM otah--An Express from Gov. Cumming
Ills reception at Salt Lake City--Brig-
nam Young Willing to Transfer all AN.
Notwithstanding from Captain Marcy.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-The Leavenworth correspondent
OF the hepnofacdm learns from a who left Camp
Scott on the sth of May that troops would be ont of
beef by the 16th and the other ratons would last till the
LIST of une
No dispatches had been received in the camp from Gov
Cumming
Nothing has been heard from Captain Marcy. He was
expected to reach Camp Scott about the LIST June
Col. Hoffman's command bound at Labonte
creek, eight miles beyond fort Laramie
The most advanced trains Russells, Majors and Wad-
dies were met near the South Platte The trains were
getting along finely until they reached Big Blue river
when the heavy rains caused serious distractions
! Mormon named Williams, living near Leavenworth
received letter dated Salt Lake City on Nav
which represents everything quiet in the valley
Governor Cumming was in the city at that date The
people had abandoned the idea fighting and had gone
to work on their farms.
The Independence correspondent of the Republican
writing June 4th says that the Salt Lake mail of April
18th had arrived, bringing that an express had
reached Camp Scott from Governor Cumming, stating
he had been well received at Salt Lake City, that
Brigham Young willing transfer all his authority
and had informed his followers recognize Mr. Cumming
as the future Governor and to aid him in the discharge
his duties. u- sF
ar The Railroad Crossing Mt Batavia.
BUFFALO, June 9-The difficulty between the Buffalo
division oil the Erie Railroad and the New York Central
karoad at Batavia is assuming athreaenng character.
Inc - make connection with another road, is
obliged to cross the track of the latter in Batavia Thi,
the central Railroad Company appears determined to
vent and they have placed freight cars directly
on the crossing and chained the track four heavy loco
motives All is in charge of large gang of men, who have
thus far succeeded in eecng the blockade The Erie Road
mas apped 70 the sherih for protection, tomorrow
crossing will be made by force if necessary The
Company have counseled their men not to resist If force
is used but to prevent by all other the crossing
their track The Central Company have large force q,
Irhmen eight miles from the of trouble in road;
to proceed at moments warning. Serious troub,s
is anticipated E o.
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CANNON & MATTHEW'S,
BY SAMUEL j. SOPEIs q co.

r. The above sale will take place at THE NORTH
DOOR OF THE EXCHANGE, and not at the EXCHANGE
Reading Rooms