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H. TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE

fT;;1 TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE
EBiV HOLD PROPERTY BY virtue of a decree Of tI,r
Circuit Court for Baltimore City, the undersigned
trustee Will offer for sale at public auction the highest
bidder at the Baltimore Exchange on WEDNESDAY the
lZth day of May, 1858, at o'clock, F. NJ.
All that piece or parcel of ground in Baltimore cv
which is described as follows: Beginning for the same ON
the line of the sOuthermost side Of Lexington stree,
formerly called Conowago street. at the north
corner OF lot or parcel Of ground formerly beopgin TO
Charles Stcuart and which is found be south eastwr
one hundred and thirty five feet and inches from the
south east intersection of Lexington and Little Sharp SITS
ana running thence weswardy, bounding on the south
ernmoSt side OF Lexington street twenty four feet and
ana half inches to the north east Elias KINGS
honSe and lot thence southery; bounding on said Kings
said lot and at right angles nearly So with Lexington
street seventy eight feet nine inches then caSterly parallel
the aforesaid ground formerly owned by Charles Seu,r
and then norhery bounding thereon seventy nine feet To
the place of beginning The improvements ON this lot con
sSt of "a THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
with two story and attic back building.
The above described property is leasehod and PAYS
YEARLY GROUND RENT OF THIRTEEN DOLLARS
AND TlllRrI-THtEE CENTS (Sl3 33l, Persons wish
ing to examine the premises, do by appynC 10
Washington X. Carson Exchange place.
THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the decree
are one third OF the purchase money lie paid in cash on
the day OF the ratification of the sale one third in six
months, and one third in twelve months the day of
sale; the credit payments to bear interest and to be Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser purchasers with
surety OF suretieS to be approved by the Trustee
BERNARD CARTER Trustee
GIBSON CO.,
ap19,3tawds Isl AUctionears
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMEER TEKM ISL

80 ANNAFoLls, May G, 1853.
No. 100. Farmers Il Mechanics Bank of Carroll
county as. burgess Nelson-appeal from the Circuit
Court Tor Carroll county-was further argued and
concluded by Palmer for the appellants
No. lOl. To be submitted upon written argu-
ments. -
-. No.. lo2. Diminution, suggestion and case con-
tinued.
No. lO3. VIM. Tabler, of L., as John A. Castle
appeal from the Circuit Court for Frederick county
was \, argued by Palmer for the appellant, and by
Maulsby for the anpellce
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR SESSION.

THURSDAY, May G, 1853.
FIRST BRANcH.-Branch met. Present John T.
FORD, Esq, president, and Mcssrs .Beale, Staylur
Granville, Clark and Dukehart, when for want of \
quorum, the Branch adjourned.
The remaining members were absent upon the
usual annual visit of the Council to examine the har
nor, and detained by the grounding of their steamer
beyond the hour of meeting
SECoED BRANcH.-There was not a quorum of the
members in attendance at the hour of meeting, and
the Branch adjourned without transacting any bu-
siness.
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TUE MISSISSIPPI oyFRFTow

New ORLEANS, May 6.-fhe crcyasse opposite
this city is still undated The waters are spread
ing in every direction and other creyasses have oc
Cured above causing immense damage to the crops
The river still shows no fall.
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POLITICAL DISTURBANCES IN PHILADEI.-
PHIA

PHILADELPHIA, May 5-There were several dis
turbances in the city to-day. During the morning
a party of rowdies assaulted number of persons in
the Peoples Headquarters in Seventh above Chest
nut streets. and in row down town in the after
noon, Bill McMulin who was elected Alderman of
the Fourth Ward yesterday, was shot in the arm.
There were also many other disturbances between
politicians.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, May G.-Tampico dates to the Goth
ult., have been received. CARA was still firing on
the city, causing serious destruction of life and pro-
perty. He had possession of the Fort and was stop
ping all vessels that approached the harbor He
fired on the brig Stetson, and detained the Virgin
States steamer Fulton both were allowed to proceed
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A PAPER MILL, tJpNT

SrEUBENvILLE, Quo, May 5.-Messrs. Hanna &
Sons paper mill in this place, burnt last night
The books and papers of the establishment were all
that was saved. The loss is estimated at $50 600
and the insurance is only $4,000
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ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA AT BOSTON

BosToN, May 5.-The ROYAL Mail steamship Euro
pa arrived here from Halifax at o. clock this even
ing. The papers at hand convey nothing of marked
interest additional to that already transmitted over
the wires. The Europa's mails will be forwarded
over the New Haven Road by the train which leaves
here at an early hour tomorrow morning, and
which is due in New York at about 8 O'clock the
same afternoon
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INDIANAPOLIS MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
lNpIANAPoLIS, May 5.-The Municipal election
here Yesterday resulted in the choice of the entire
Republican ticket, by 200 to 300 majority. Five OF
the seven Councilmen chosen are Republicans.
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SDID NEIVS

NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Arrived--Ships Fanny
Forester, st. Charles and Pomona from New
York; and Highlander and John NJ. May from
Boston.
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.
,RUSTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE

4 MUD fI - NAIIFI oF n VALUABLE
Il FARM IN CALVERT COUNTY. I will, by virtue
OF general order of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County in relation to the estates of nsolvent debtors sell
by public auction at the Baltimore Exchange on SATUR
DAY MAY the 18th, 1885, at O'clock p NJ as Trustee
of Phillip Peppler, an insolvent:
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND situate in
Calvert County Maryland and lying on or very near the
Public Road leading from Prince Frederick to Plumb
Point The farm according TO the title papers, contains
l ACRES but is said to contain about $50 acres; about
100 of which wood land and the arabic of the
wood good portion is timber such oak hickory DOB
lar chcsnu &c, &c. The arabic is diversified with high
and meadow land, and all well watered The soil is good
and susceptible of the highest Improvement The build
ings are FRAME DWELLING and the usual OUT
HOUSES. The land lies about 81 miles from Prince
Frederick, and about . miles from Plumb Point on the
Chesapeake Bay, where the steamboats, stop two or three
times week, and adjoining the land Abraham L. John
son, ESQ., the land of Richard lance, ESQ and other
lands and lately occupied by said nsovent Possession
given Immediately
Terms of sale onehird cash. the balance in two
equal payments of twelve and twenty four months with
interest and approved security
l.. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD

PHILADELPHIA May 5.-Stocks dull. Pennsylvania
State as S715; Reading Railroad, 241s; Morris Can
al, 4; Long Island Railroad, l2A; Pennsylvania
Rail road AZ
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STERLING EACiiANGE AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, May 4.-Exchanoe on London
in this market, has advanced to s@s1l for best
bills. ~
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4ublie saIes.
BY GIBSON a. co.

fTa.+r PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABI f
#siij FIRST CLASS DWELLING ON NORTH CHAIR rs
t29=.-7STREET, NEAR FRANKLIN STREET. THE RES
1DENCE OF VIM II. GATCIIELL, Esq-On TUESDAY
NJ, at the Exchange the large and very desirable ronr
story BRICK DWELLING No. III North Charles street
with Back Building, few doors south of Franklin street
The lot fronts so feet the side Charles street and
runs back about 126 feet alley The is built
in the best manner has gas throughout and water fin
lures in the second and third Stories in every re
spect desirable residence for large and rcntqcI
family There is also a commodous brick STABLE in the
rear of the lot. The property is in fee simple.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be liberal and made known
ut time OF sale GIBSON x CO.,
my4 Is. Aurtiona,.s
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

:. MAY y.
For Reeves at the Washington Drove Yard corner Of
Fourth Avenue and Forty fourth street; Ch;mberlans
Hudson River Bulls Head foot of Robinson street Nor
Beeyes Cows and Calves, Sheep and Lambs at Brownino
in Sixth street Third Avenue, and also at Rrn
Central Bulls Head, flor Cows Calves and Beeyes ony
Sixth street. -"
The prices for the week at all markets are
follows. - -
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DR.. Thompson, who was put in Jail for the murder
ON Sunday night llth ult., by taking morphine
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
W,smINGToN. Nav G, 1853
The morning hour occupied by unimportant
matters.
The Oregon bill was postponed.
The bill for the repeal of the fishery bounty act
was taken up.
Mr.. HamIin addressed the Senate against the re-
peal of the bounty and after Executive session
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House took up and passed the bill making ap-
preparations for the Judicial, Legislative and Exc
cutive expenses of the Government for the wear end
ing June 30th, 1859
Mr. Ritche, of Pa, made a speech against the
resolution reported from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs proposing to abrogate the CLAYTON and Bull
wer treaty. He argued that there is no particular
emergency which requires it. The treaty, when
made prevented a collision between Great Britain
ana the United States and preservd the peace. 1t
was dictated by good sense and good feeling both
sides. The practical difficulty between the two
countries amounts to nothing. 1t arises merely
from the technical Interpretation of the treaty. He
could see no reason for the abrogaon, except de-
sire on the part of the United States seize Cen
trail America.
Mr. Clingman said that we ought to be free from
the treaty, so that when we wish to acquire that
territory, We may do it carefully.
Mr.. kitchie replied, that the abrogaton of the
treaty would open up conflict for the possession of
that country. He sorry that Mr.. Clngman
had quoted the Ostend Manifesto with appreciation,
as he looked upon it as an evidence of coyeousness
and imbecility.
Mr.. Kelsey moved that the resolution be laid upon
the table, but the question decided in the mega
tive-yeas AZ, nays l07.
The resolution by vote of yeas 81, NAYS sc, was
then ordered to be engrossed, but no. final action
was taken upon it.
Mr.. llaskin offered resolution, which was ADOPT
ed, setting forth that Robt w. Latham, sum
moned before the committee to investigate the cir
cumstances attending the sale and purchase of Will
knSons Point, for fertilization purposes has failed
to appear before it; therefore, the Speaker be di
rected to issue his warrant to the Sergeant
to take the body OF said Latham, wherever found,
and bring him before the bar of the House to
sWer Tor a contempt of its authority.
The House next took up and considered the
Senate bill for the admission of Minnesota into the
Union.
MIR. Smith, of Va, spoke against the measure,
and Messrs Millson, Phillips and Bliss for it,
Adjourned.
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Trustees
GIBSON & Co,
IL Aurtinn..rs
fttrtta.s:t MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Rv rirlne Of

ft.:f MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-By virtue of
i the provisions of the Act Assembly of December
session, 4. D., 1926, ch 1872 and mortgage cvecu
ed by Christopher +. Miller and wife to Richard
liardcsty, dated 10th July A. D. 1854, recorded among
the land records Of Baltimore county, in Lber NJ f.
No i, folio j3 &c, and power of attorney Inc from
the mOrgagee, the undersigned attorney will sell
on the premises, ON SATURDAY, the 22d day of May
following PARCELS OF GROUND lying in Baltimore
county, and fully described in aforesaid mortgage
The first parcel Is in liO0kstown the Rcistertown
pike the north side thereof about miles from the city
and is part of Coles Adventure" is in fee simple
and contains about II acres, less of fine fertile
land The improvements good and consist of TWO
STORY STONEDWE IllNG and out houses
The second parcel adions the first and contains about
acres more or less of fertile land 1t is subject
decmable and small rent of $50 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE are One third cash one third in six
and third in twelve months; with interest and an
proved security for the credit payments
HENRY C. DALLAM
Attorney.
GIBSON & CO..
my1-eo&ds. Auctionear,
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THE WELIAND CANAL


OswEGo, May 5.-The lock in the Welland canal
is being repaired and vessels will be able to mass
through tonight. f
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4ublit Sails.
By LENNON 4 BROGDEN.
RUCHANANS WHARF

DN U Il 5 ID A y 18th instant, at | |
ocloc6, at the auction stores Buchanan's Wharf
Cargo OF Brig Frances Jane, consisting of
1S0 HHDS. PRIME P R. SUGAR
LENNON & BROGDES
-' AuctiUneers.
lin BARK JOHN C. BRJJNE
N=I<assIM At AUCTION
-SSs-r TO CLOSE A CONCERN
On SATURDAY, Sth May, 1855 at | o'clock p VI n
the Baltimore Exchange SEVEN -EIGHTIIS INTEREST
in the fast sailing coppered and copper fastened BARK
JOHN c. BRUNE, as she now lies at Jacksons Wharf
Fell's Point.
She is 3 years old, Baltimore built burthen 325 tons
register, and carries $50 bbls., 1000 bags coffee
The Inventory be the office of MesSrs F. W
Bruno Son, Mr. C. Morton Stewart
TERMS-Ialf cash. balance four and six MONTH credit
with interest and approved security
my7ts LENNON K BROGDEN Auctrs
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t tiEst TRUSTEES SALE-UNDER And

fF1st TRUSTEES SALE.-UNDER AND
h by virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Bal
~ tlmore city, the subscriber trustee will offer for
sale at the Exchange, in the city Of Baltimore WE'D
NfSpAf the 18th day of May next, at O'Clock p NJ,
the following described
PARCEL OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon
erected Beginning for the the line of the south
SIDE oil Monument street. at the distance 1855 inches
easer from the formed by the intersection the
south SHE OF Monument street and the south side of
North Gay street. and at the boundary of the
heretofore leased to d. Carter, and running thence
y bounding the south side Monument street 10 feet
thence southerly parallel with Canal street 5l feet more
or less to Edwards street. thence easterly bounding on
the north side of Edwards street. Ii feet, thence
northerly parallel with Canal 54 feet less
to the place of beginning.
SUBJECT TO A YEARLY RENT OF FORTY
DOLLARS
This Lot is improved by fine large BRICK HOUSE. re-
Gently built with bath fixtures, gas &c, and of the best
materials, fronting the south side of Monument street
tNo 1885, and good BRICK HOUSE on the rear of the
lot fronting on Edwards street
The taxes and ground rent will be paid to the day of
sale
TERMS OF TIE SALE as prescribed by the decree are
cash. r. GILMOR, Jr., Trustee.
GIBSON & CO.,
ap-5-ZaWuS AuctOneers.
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apes 2aw,

f1.:f TRUSTEES SALE-Under and by
" virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city the subscriber, trustee will offer for sale mt
the Exchange on WEDNESDAY, the L tn day Of May at
clock r. NJ the following described LOT OF GROUND
AND IMPR0V EMENTS:
beginning for the the line of the west side Of
Happy alley, at distance Of hundred and ortyfour
fct from the corner formed by the intersection the north
SIDE oil Lombard street and the side of Happy alley
ana running thence northery bounding west side
oil Happy alley twelve feet thence westerly parallel with
Lombard street, fifty two feet alley ten feet wide;
thence southerly parallel with Happy alley and bounding
on said ten foot alley with the right and privilege
thereof in common with others, II feet thence eastery
parallel with Lombard street. fifty two feet to the place of
beginning.
This lot is improved by a well built two-storv HOUSE.
and is subject to a ground rent of Sl2
The taxes and ground rent will he paid the day of
sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash
R. GILMOR, JR.,
Trustee.
GIBSON & co,
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

Tl1E MERCANTILE AGENCY
l. D. PRATT & CO,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES STREETS.
The propretOrs respectfully invite such Merchants as
are not already subscribers TO the Agency and who sell
goods credit to call and examine system and test
the reliability of our information From long experience
and the satisfactory testimonials Of thousands
in the different cities East West who have for wears
been subscribers all who will call whether
they sell goods To the cities country towns ample sat
isfaction as to the reliability Of information and the
great benefit to be derived from the Agency by those who
subscribe r,rIf
ANAMILG GROCERS WILL PLEASE
Il TAKE NOTICE that Mr.. b T. BIGHAM is no Ionger
supplying customers with CRACKERS. Orders left
at COuntgroom No 9S Pratt street will be promptly
attended to.
: JAS y. MASON & Co.
my5eoGt 9s Pratt street, opposite McClure's dock
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MECHANICAL BAKERY.

w BREAD.
During the present week Depot Agents will be appointed
Tone i'll each war for the sale and delivery of the Bread
of the Mechanical Bakery.
In the meantime it will he found at
GEO. W. ARNOLDS, 18th Ward
+. w. KIRk'S, 18th Ward.
u. c. STEINER'S, Goth Ward.
X. NJ. HARTS, 1lth Ward.
my5lw WILLIAM NORRIS President
INV ID f. n D.-MECHANI(?S EX-
IL CHANGE AND SAVINGS COMPANY Baltimore
May 4, lSjSThe President and Directors have this iay
declared dividend for the past year of FFFEEN PER
CENT, payable to the Stockholders aud Annual Demos
itOrS on and after 10th instant
They have also, by resolution this day accepted the
Law of the State OF Maryland passed the last session of
the Legislature changing the corporate style and title of
the Company to that of the 'EXCHANGE BANK"
Ey order, WI. l.. MONTAGUE,
my5d4tw4tr
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I. PURVIANCE POLK & co.
APOTHECARIES
Corner Of Fdyette and 50. I'aI Streets,
AND
N. HYNSON JENNINGS & CO.

-
No. IS n. CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore
Respectfully call the attention of citizens and the travel
ling community to their large and choice assortment ot
MEDICINES, PERFuMERY, FINE STATIONERY and Fancy
ARTICLES, which may be confidently relied on as beina
what represent them select none but of the mn
rest quality. Also, MEDICINE CHESTS SURGICAL INsTpU
MENTs, TEUssEs, DIETETIc PREPARATIONS Be &c
Written orders filed promptly and with care subject II
De returned at our expense if not of standard quality
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my6-s,12,15,17,19

ID ALTiMORE < OHIO RAILROAD.
ID GENERAL FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE, CAMDEN
STATION, May |, 1S5S-This Company has adopted the
following conditions, to be printed in all receipts given
shipments To Local and Through Stations the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio and Connecting roads:
CONDITIONS:
Freight Offering for transportation must he in good
der properly packed and distinctly marked otherwise the
Company will not he responsible for loss wrong dclY
cry. The Company will not be responsible FOR the leakage
of liquids of kind, for losses by the bursting
casks or barrels Of liquids arising from expansion
unavoidable damage OccSiOncd by pruyidenti
causes by fire, while IN transit at stations The Com
pany will not be responsible for accidents DELAYS from
unavoidable for the decay injury of pcriShable
articles The responsibility Of the Company under this
cept to terminate when the goods unloaded from the
cars. Goods intended for ALL RAIL must he marked
THROUGH BY RAIL- River Goods, via Wheeling or
Parkersburg must he 5 marke on this Ticket
1T Is UNDERSTOOD and part of this agreement that when
ever the Ohio River navigation is pended by
or ice the freight contracted through by Rail and River
shall be forwarded from Wheeling or ParkerSburg, by
Railroad, at through Railroad actual cost of
transfer between Wheeling and Bellar Ohio and ParkerS
burg and the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Stations
All goods carried by this Company charged at actual
gross weight except suchartices provided for in
our general tariff.
The liability of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
ANY TO the shipper consgncc OF the following goods
Is in subordinatOn to the above conditions
Sample dray receipts of the kind to be will be fur
nj shed at this office, the Station Agents Office
Ia. $. GORDON
General
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The Banks that have passed their dividends are the
Girard with capital of 81 100000 the City, with CAPT
tai Of si4l 5O and the Commonwealth (new) with CAPT
ital of Si5G,S2O. The Bank of North America, with
capital of $l,OOOOOo declares its dividends in July and
January.
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otflef quantities. ..........54
The market inactive and prices declined TO RIO
cts for the best quality and from to for escrp
ons. The cattle were of very good average quality
bnt under heavy receipts and limited demand prices could
not be kept up Notwithstanding strenuous exertion
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4 o. TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLF H,

/
Hhiii PROPERTY, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH WEST
-xs--.l CORNER OF PARK AND MULBERRY STREETS
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city, sitting in equity the undersigned will offer sale
at public auction, the premises on THURSDAY the
10th day of May next. at II O'Clock, NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
and lying in the city of Baltimore and described as fol
lows that is to say Beginning for the at the corner
formed by the intersection Of the south side Of Mulberry
street and the west side of Park street and running
thence sOuherly, binding Park street ninety nine.
feet to an alley twelve feet wide thence westerly bound
ing on that alley, fifty feet thence northery parallel
with Park street. ninety nine feet to Mulberry street and
thence eastey binding Mulberry street, fifty feet
Ia the place Of beginning. Subject to the payment of the
ANNUAL GROUND RENT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY FIVE
CENTS.
The whole lot is improved by SEVEN BRICK HOUSES
the corner house being well located for the grocery
provision business.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the decree-Onc,
third cash the day Of sale; third a creli, of
six months and the remaining third in twelve months
the deferred payments to carry interest and to be secured
TO the satisfaction of the under signed.
JOHN J. SNYDER Trustee
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YyHE Old DOMINION COFEEE por

Il is guaranteed to make pure, sweet healthy COFFEE
with fourth less Berry than by any other
Sizes from one quart to twenty. TRY IT. For sale at
manufacturers prices, wholesale and retail by
ALFRED II. REP,
my5u boz paIt;io lt,oot