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INV YORK Nov % The City OF baltimore, from
Liverpool the 10th instant arrived here Lust night.
The Africa arrived out on the 7th.
At the Lord Mayors lanqnet. the Earl Of Derby and
Others Of the cabinet 81 ke They refused to commit
themselves bit promised that the forthcoming
should be comprehensive and national in their character
The details Of Lord Egns Japan treaty had been pub
lished Great Britain 10 have diplomatic agent at
Ycddo and Japan one at London
The Emperor Napoleon says that, If the emigration Of
fee negroes from the coast of Africa is the slave trade in
Disguise he will have OF it, and has instructed
Prince Napoleon to negotiations with England
relative to substituting coolies for negroes in the French
colonies
The funeral Of Napoleon had been formally pre-
sented to France through Sir John Burgoync Prince
Napoleon in receiving it, said that lac regarded the act
testimony Of Queen Victoria desire to eiace the po
nant remembrances of ST. Helena, and am additional
pledge of the cordial alliance existing between the
two powers.
The legislature OF Holland had introduced a bill to
emancipate the slaves in surinam and Curacao
Conferences between the Spanish Minister OF Foreign
Affairs and the English and French ambassadors at Ma
drid promise satisfactory solution Of the Mexican diff
Guilty.
Denmark has abrogated the constitution Of Holsten.
The Calcutta mail Of October 9th had been telegraphe
but the dispatches contained nothing OF striking inn
portance. The markets were dull and freights lower.
HGxG- KoSG, Sept, 2s.-Lord Elgin was awaiting the
commissioners the tariff at Shanghai.
The Dutch expedition against Jamie, In Sumatra, had
been successful.
The French and Spanish forces had bockaed the river
Touran in Cochin China, Tea was firm at Foo-Chow.
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80 HR. EAULKNER.

The Free Press Ia il account u the recent pubr dn-
- ~ CLarestown Va, says that MT Faulkner gave
eb 81 his visit and sojoun ia Cuba, o. whose his
~, and position he desired to know something IN per-
'l'y ~ ,vIose ac,tisiton by the county he deemed
.ii bth 10 our intefcst and safety We learn from
aotber source that SI Faulkner further said he desired
= nire this personal knowledge Of the Island, which
~ 3 done by his visit in ls45, because ne then, as
now believed that Cuba was an essential lmb q thi
,,ntl republic important to military and conf
il interests and is as vital To the preservation Of
-, soull,en institutions the acquisition Of lexbi
nj tb,t he was prepared to stand by any administrator
tber Of his choice not chat would iaitly open
y, bnestly and hJnoEtby add with is present social
q tt,tins this gem OF the Antilles 10 our republic
Sther acquired by the power of the purse or by the
noWer Of the sword.
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THE EXECUTION or cRABBE AND us PARTY

The Stockton (Cal Argus in late issue, throws a
new Light the Of Crabbe and his party in
Sonora about year snee That journal says that Crabbe
was ured to Sonora by Pisquaira under the promise Of
being permitted to occupy large grant OF land between
the Mexican settlement and hostile Apaeies, tor the
ayowe purpose of protecting the inhabitants against the
incursons OF the snvascs Psquiera it seems, had am
other scheme In view, which 10 Join the Americans
in movement for the annexation of Sonora to the Uni
ted States should he fail in establishing his supremacy
through the revolution at that distactng the State
Gandara his opponent, then in the city OF Mexico de-
nunced him to the general Government, charging him
with treason Fearing the consequences PsqnierI, to
establish his innocence OF the charge, coolly numbered
the party he hal invited thi5her and sent account of
the butchery TO the city Of Mexico, evidence o. lis
LOYALTY
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A CHESS CLUB.
II de Eitors Of die JIri5n !

II de Eitors Of die Union
SO much has been written of late about chess and such
geaera enthusiasm upon the subject has been excited
first by the Chess Congress- and next by the brilliant
European campaign of Paul MorpiyI have been some
what surprised that effort has been made in this city
where there are doubtless many chesspayers to estab
lish club. Can we get up club There are doubt
less many who like myself without being devotees Of
chess are fond of the game, and would like to make the
acquaintance Of dozen of pleasant fellows a
genuine lovers OF chess pleasant llowsl with whom
they could break friendly lance occasionally Can
these be brought together in way Please Messrs
Eltors lin the classic language of the N. Y. Herald,
ventil.te the idea and oblge CHESS-PLAIER.
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THANKSGIVING DAT.

Thursday next, the 25th inst, will be observed
day of thanksgiving and praise in the following States
and cities
Maine New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
Connecticut Delaware Maryland, North Cafalina, South
Carolina Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Ken
lucky Tennessee Missouri Texas, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa. Ohio, Minnesota Indiana. Washington,
D c. Georgetown d. c., Portsmouth, Va. Norfolk,
Va.
Thanksgiving in Vermont takes place on the "a of
December. New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey
observed Thursday last There but four States in
which appointments have not yet been made, viz Ar
kansas California Louisiana and Virginia
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Markets.

NEw York, Nov 23.--Cotton is hrm--sales Of / 200
bales. Flour is quet-slles of 500 barrels State
81 IS a 81 so; Ohio s. IS So As southern, S. Is
a 50 so. Wheat is heavy--saes of Is, 90 bushels .
western white, 81 274 81 so Kentucky wLite 81 so
Corn has advanced-ses of IL 900 bushels mixed rs
II cents. Beef has dcclined-Chc,go repacked de-
clined 40 cents 80 Sill. Pork has atyanced-mess
advanced 20 cents-SlT 40 SIT g. Lard is quiet ut
l0s II cents Whiskey is steady at 90 cents Coffee
is quiet at IL cents Spirits of turpentine is heavy
at ~ so cents Ilosn is tirm--fne So so q 81 25
Rice is quiet at a "a cents
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1,HE ONLY ARTICLE uNRIvALLED IN MAR

1 ket with Immense Home and European Demand,
permanently amer gray supplies the
natural ui and tns makes on bald heads removes all
the
and thus all heaachc and may no relied uop
m diseases Of the scalp aud hair viii stop aud Keep from
ahns on makes so glossy heahy anu oeautl anu y aeo
BY the two three times week win never fall or become
Naw YORK, jan. 8, 1858.
MEssrs J. woon Co Genucmcn Having heard good deal
about Professor Wood Hair Restorative and my hair beng quite
with many had against all nannsr Of patent
The result has been 50 very satisfactory very glad 80
and in Justice you, well the others who
may be gray but who having prejudice without
Trial they further proof proof being
YOU this letter which show 70
Of le Y, Wire Railing establishment every day.
every way being glossier thicker, much healthy
looking. am Your, respectfully, a, ,,,.,,
Corner Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn,
IIvisrsroS Ala Feb. IA, 1865.
Puos Restorative has much good
sever years caused suppose from slight burn when
as 40 Infant ma 1ys oI o Ses y na ar Sans
all other remedies known 10 effect think the most valoa
bic remedy exant and advise al who are afflicted that way %
$. W. MIDDLETON,
Pm1,prrrns, sept @ 1857.
woopn Dear SIR Yonr Hair Restorative i proving itself
boneao @ me the front and also the 9sS parl g ny head ~
pint your Restorative the top my head well
roaSnr T Scpe SaSe @ ' oSsr earaons Without any
benefit wtver think from personal recommendation,
lean "'''' many "'''' y = ''''' sS THOMAS nn
No. 464 Vine street,
The Rsoatvcs up bottles Of three sizes,
dunn SMALL the small holds half punt rrtails for dot
lar bottle the medium holds twenty cent
large holds quart 40 per cent more in proportion and re Tor
o woQD CO. Propeors sls broadway New York, dn the
great New YORK. Wire Railing fs,aohe and ia Market street
Aud sold by an good Druggists Fancy Dealers.
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.DIANO AND MUSIC CARD
Il TO EVERYBODY.
enllrge improved remodeile beauthed
loag established Piano Forte Meodeon, and
Music STORE,
And beg respectfully say shah always keep
MIST varied, and reliable stock IN this city, OF
PIANOS, AELODEONs, AND HARRIS
Of country and solicit
when wish buy, hire, exchange remove pack
repair Piano. to give a call Always on hand
Guitars Victims
Fiutes, Baf;os, TaInborinrs, strings,
Piano Covers, stools, sc.
Al kinds OF musical instruments repaired taken
Iianos Meodeou aud Harps old
per PAYABLE
Ia
week month year by part OF
~ FREE " postage. Music neatly bound.
M Rouenber right number
John + ELLIS,
NJ. 800 Pom. between 9th and streets,
rom bank nf L.. nc
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IHXTENSION OF TIE NEW BOOK STORE" p
IL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs bis friends
pubhc that extensive improvements
ton f the store completed In addition
Gently selected stock o hs class stationery American
books he has established hnc gallery the the
where viii be tund The hisst novelties and all the
public reatng leading European Journals
fng regularly received.
r. Philip having correspondents OF
nrcrs
experience England America feels nent IN te
satisfactory execution Of al orders
FRANKLIN PiiTIP
Bookseller Sta,ionor
Aug s--H 99a Penn. between and 10Th streets
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GiTUATIUN WANrED.--A young man of liberal
~ education. capable ~ teaching the higher English branches
with the Latin and Greek languages desires Teacher
school Tutor in private family where eompcnsa
would be his would
private clerk need suoh furnish
facory testimonial,
most enliaent Of Delaware, Maryland aud Virginia
Address INQUIRER
Nov a4-d2w Bdrnum's Hotel baltimore, Nd.
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= ALLERY on FAMOUS POETS. 4

~ ALLERY OF FAMOUS P0ETS,--A magnificent
NJ yoluneIs admitted be the magnificent
In al is details, published America II Is tho hrst
present steel Illustrations the with the letter
thus Interviewing poety and art
Gallery OF English and American Poets with Intro
duetory Essay by Professor Henry Coppee Professor Of Eh Boa
tre IN the University OF Pennsylvania gorgeouy Illustrated with
upwards q 100 engrayng steel richly bound IN Turkey
antique. si2 so.
For sale TAYLOR 4 M.iURYS
Nov 20 Bookstore, 33i Penn,
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rI,uE HAGLEY GoLp pENs. now manufactured

aud much improved by Newton including the Uatcd States PEN
the "Coumercial" the "meium the "Ities" the shor
nh and the large bans pen just we'd by teunderned
all Of the highest grade material excellence Of workmanship and
finish, aud viii be sold with a guarantee.
The shortnb gold particularly recommended to many Of
those who have hitherto been unable make of metallic
whatever.
Wakcns celebrated BouJon writing ink 6uyos Paris writing
ink Frcnc letter ant note papers French and English letter and
note envelopes just imported direct by tie undersigned
Good common French letter papeg at 81 % per ream
Nov % FRiNCK TAYLOR,
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Army 0RDER
WAsuISeroS, Saturday, Nov. 20, 1858
The s,Ilowirg army order has been issued
CeaeraI OrkT, No. 81.
HrAper AnIERs. DEPARraEST Of TIE WEsr,

The following army order mas beeh lssueu
GsaerAl OrdeT No I'll.
Hr,pcr ALTERS. DEPAErnSr OF TINE WEr,
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. Is, 1888.
I, +, ,rrs,anee Of general order No. 81, from the
da,rtrs of tile army the portion Of the LIST cavalry
- Fort Ieayenwpr is assigned 10 posts follows Cup
.f n, Saussure's company Il and Captain Stewart 5
,,nnany X Ia Fort Riley, under command OF Major
sL,,vick Ca,tssin SaeSetts company ID, and Captain
IsIts ,,,nr.any A 10 Fort Smith Captain Wood conn
INV q and Captain Carr company /, TO Fort Washita
Mair slgwick viii superntend the preparation and de-
arre If tile companies from Fort lAavenworth before
rro,ilns % his post and they will march with the
Iat possible delay The sqEdrons going to Forts Smith
and Wlsllitl will proceed, each consolidated by the
most direct practicable road TO their posts having regard
10 be procurement VI forage for their animals ON the
mute The former will preceds the latter twenty i0ur
hours IN starting from Fort Leayenworth.
II The squadron gonl, to Fort Smith will take hlty
days PROVISIONS and that Fort Washit eighty days
nrsisons from Fort Lrayenworth, to last during the
march and until the arrival of further supplies Fresh
Lrf for the march win be purchased the route Six
months supply of clothing win also accompany these
commands
Ill The necessary transporations for these movements
will be furnished o Fort Leayenworth by the quarter
masters department that sent to Forts Smith and
Washita will remain at thoe posts during the winter and
until further ORDERS
Nv Fifteen thousand Shapes caTbne cartridges and
so 600 navy pistol cartridges viii be sent without delay
To Fort Washa and so 600 Of each 10 Fort smith, from
the St. Louis arsenal.
v The quarteraster in this city viii send without dc.
lay supply Of horse and mule shoes for year TO Forts
Smith and Washitl-
BY order of Col L, v. Summer:
D. G. BUELL. Assistant Adjutant General,
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ErEcUTloy or AR4BS.

II may be remembered that some time ago account
given OF the condemnation to death by the cpnrt of
Aszes of Constantine of Arabs for the barbarous
murder OF French cuonst named Gibson and his wife,
of the neighborhoo of Se and the attempted murder
of their aunt and daughter Two of the had their
sentences committed, and eight days back order
reached the alor at Constantine TO send back the other
five whose Ally, Saad Mehenni, Enbareck
and koreichi, to Setf to be executed When the five
men removed from the Jail to artillery wagon,
to be conveyed to Sef they ALL with the exception of
Ally who perfectly calm, shed and uttered loud
cries and when they had taken their places in the yehi
e the first four OF them attempted to treat koreich
who had made disclosures which had led to their eonvic
ton, but they prevented from executing their pur
pose by the gendarmes placed near them The vehicle in
which they conveyed drawn by post horses and
escorted by adeachment ofspahis In the evening the
demned reached the OF Bord Nam about 20
leagues from Constantine and there they passed the night
the next day they arrived at Set and after passing the
night In prison, the following morning conveyed to
the scaod which erected ia the naarket-pAce All
the garrison of Setif under arms and number
Of Europeans and natives collected to witness the
scene. Ally first executed, and on seeing his head
ilI, an Arab chief who horseback, tainted and
Tell to the ground while the great Of natives if
seized with panic, away ia all directions This
owing o the horror the natives have OF the French sys
ten Of execution because it the complete
ance Of the head from the body Whereas by their own
system, which Is effected by swors the neck Is never
entirely cut through in order they believe 10 enable
The Prophet to take the believer by the tuft Of hair
which is lett the summit Of The head and raise him
bodily into Piraisea thing which could not be done ii
the heal completely separated from the trunk The
execution Of Saad Mehenn and EinblTeek which fol-
lowed that Of Ally, presented remarkable incident but
horeichi, who was almost overwhelmed with emotion
was SO hotor,strcken seeing the scaifod the dead
bodies Of hs accompces, that he made faint attempt
10 break away The execution Of the whole five men
was accomplished in seven minutes
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AccrDEXT.Y yesterday afternoon lad, about ten years
Of age named Fugt while playing the roof Of
building in process Of erection at the corner of Thr
teenth and streets missed his footing and fell through
to the cellar cutting his head and bruisng himself
yerey Medical assistance promptly obtained, and
it Is hoped the injuries will not prove fatal.
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

TuEsDATi Nov. 20 The court resumed the cousderl-
ton Of the of the heirs OF Dr. James Ttne;er !.
The unitc States. Dir. AcPilerson Deputy solicitor
dpsned the argument iur the government and bir Cal.
let followed the side Without concluding his
remarks he gave way, and the court aioarned
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Financial.

New YoaK, Nov, 2SStocks are higher generally
Crosse and Milwaukee, "A Michigan Southern, 22I
New York Central - Pennsylvania Coal Company so;
Reading, 524 Milwaukee and Mississippi III Missouri
6s 90l.
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioneers.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING,
LOTS IL PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE. Thursday after
December 3D. O'Clock the premises by virtue
dated May H. 1857 and duly recorded in Iber
1884, os 81 tho land records for Washington
shall sell lots Nos - aud H. ia subdivision ga fronting
running back i75 3nehc alley
lug eos square feet, Ttlo perfect
Terms one fourth csbi tie residue three years
with interest, secured by deed the premises
TfIoS. J. FISHER Trustee
JAS. q. MCGUIRE n Co,
Nov Id
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FRkxKLE PunP will, in few days, favor our citizens
with and fine collection Of paintings in his Fine
Art Gallery Some OF those which have adorned his walls
heretofore have been gems of art, and advise
readers not to forego the opportunity to visit his rse
collection.
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ID H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
he his Office ms residence Franklin
Thirteenth streets He viii his principal
~ cases IN the United siatss supreme Court
Oct 2s--dd
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PORTRAITS OF PRESIDENTS. There exhbi-
ton in the roundo of the Capitol portraits Of John Qun-
cy Adams, Martin Van Buren, james X Polk, Willard
Fillmore and Franklin Pierce composing part of the
series Of the portraits of the Presidents painted by Healey
There are likewise portraits Of Daniel Webster and Gen.
Cass, and good likenesses taken by Whitehurst OF
Calhoun, Webster Vice President Breckenridge, and
Speaker Orr There also exhibition here, in adi-
ton to the paintings to be during the last session
the great picture by Rembrandt Pee of Washington be-
fore Yorktown.
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NOTICE OF REMOFATA-M w. Calf x Brother
removing their NEW STORE 353 Pennsylvania
between sixth and seventh Browns Hoe where
they w Wednesday 9th stock Of hne
watches rich cwery pure silver and plated Fancy goods
which the public respectfully invited examine.
22--3t
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Honor to General Paez.

NEW YoRK Nov 20. Gen Sanford has ordered out
the first division Of troops to escort General Paez to-
morrow TO the steamer which he will return yeue
Zuela.
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Senatorial Caucus in North Carolina.

R,LEGH, Nov 23.--The democratic legislative caucus
last night nominated Mr. Cingman for the United States
Senate 20 fill the unexped term and Mr. Bragg for the
whole term of six years commencing the 4th Of March
next
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

L,IRST-CLASS DWELLING-IIOUSE NEAR THE
IL City Hall saleThe Subscribers large
house
City Hall convng large saloon parlor barge dining
chambers, kheien, bath witt
throughout, yard
&c; which viii a price
credit Apply JAS, G. MCGUIRE x Co,
23-oOd2W Auetionecrs Commission
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Death of an american Abroad.

NEW York, Nov 23.--The Paris papers announce the
death there of Hon. Benz. +. Batter, of New York.
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Sas~REv. Mr.. HYLAyD will preach in Trinity Church
N Thursday next Thanksgiving Day. at IL O'Clock
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United states Hotel.
BACON & RAVENS PIANO FoRTEs--We have

again on hnn large assortment VI these unrivaed Pahos
These Instruments have m hate received the hrst premium
all others whenever they competition The
nce Of eleven Judges of the hast exhibition Of r Franklin Institute
Philadelphia, unanimously awarded the rst gold medal
ssrs lyon, Bacon, Co 20 s,cr from the arst
factories q New York. Boston, liadephia, and Baltimore.
Ia OF Che rncreasug have such
arrangements With the manufacturers VIII enable Oh
with great dcspach persnas search superior Pu
requested "a eau and examine bdiro purchasing elsewhere
haze so over SECOND baud pno for sale -Four
Rusenlraz and Ersrd Piano or
Depot o. 18th street aid Pennsylvania
Nov - W. g. MErLkROTr.
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DIED,

In this city the I'll inst after long lncss
wife of JoHS T. CLAMINrs in the j3i her
The friends Of the family requested
viii paca from resby Thursday
hall past O'Clock. ct
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Bank Of the Metropolis,

TENliIS Bank viii not be open OH Thursday, the
Il 25h inst, Thanksgiving day.
Persons having able tho bank will he pleased
attend % them the day previous Nov 23-3R
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE a. Co., AuctiOneers.
rTNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUADRON Thursday
December % at O'Clock the premises by virine
trust dated May 4 1857, duly recorded in liner
1885, fos 20 OF tho land records tr Washington
shall sell lots Nos 80 aud 40 in the Subdivision
fronting each Is Al inches First
and streets running back leo feet inches 20 alley
aud containing each 3 ,0io square tae Title perfect,
Terms fourth cash; balance three years with
interest secured By deed o. trust the premises.
TIlOS J. FISHER Trustee.
JAS G. MCGUIRE Il CO.,
I'D
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(tUNP0WDER, P0WDER.--SAMUEL BA-
M con Co. 3ls Pennsylvania avenue, having been ap
pouod agents city an qualities gunpow.
der by this Hazard Powder Company,
b., purchased n any market Nov --8uf
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evening 2lst Maryland by
rrsTIN, this city TAYLOR LYON e,1
10 Miss MARIA l.. PENNINGTUN.
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BY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auciieneer..

BY JAS G.. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiAneers.
UNWILLING HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND
~ avenue between second and Third
day oferuoon November "a Az O'clock the premises
a sell tic hall Of Lot No fronng
iaehes Maryland between Second Third
running the depth the
u substantial anl wnpishei twostory dwelling
ing six rooms with good cellar attached Also frame building
back asei workshop
Terms onethird cash ,hs months with
interest secured by a u on premises
JAS. c. Mcguire 4 CO.,
Nov God Aue,oncers