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Prices and Sales of Stocks in NeW York.
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through WIN FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE Ar

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 4FH.
ALCOHOL-There has been more inquiry this week, at
figures about same those of last week The sales
include 125 bbls lot at SO cts, ia bbls three lots
80 and IS bbs in two lots at 9H cts Yesterday
and to-day $50 bbls were sold at s CTS Retail lots are
selling at 43(a45 cts.
BEESWAX.-very light receipts with limited in
inquiry at 80 cts. per lb. for bright yellow.
BREAD.-We have no change to note Limited sales at
former rates viz 34 cts for Navy, cts for Pilot and
per h. for Water Crackers, subject to discount for
cash.
tons nominally S20G22 for No. and No. Quer
citron.
COFFEE THE market opened this week with enhanced
confidence the part of holders and sales of the Travel
ers cargo, 200 bags Rio made private terms
Since then up Wednesday, the sales in lots in the
aggregate 100 bags at 10dl04 for medium good
fair, and 400 bags at l1d114 for prime On Wednes
day speculative feeling apparent, and sales
made of several cargoes amounting 500 bags with
sales of 900 bags all private terms Yesterday the
market quiet with sales of 300 bags fair Rio at 10H
cts and to-day without transactions the
ke closing quiet but firm at I010 for medium tofar
Rio, 104 cts for good fair and 11G11A cts for prime
Laguayra has ruled quiet at ll114 cts and Java
at 16G1 cts. The stock in first hands is about II 900
bags.
CANDLES continue very dull with sales only in small
lots within the quotations, viz: 1890 cts for Adaman-
tine 2S30 cts for Chemical Sperm 3Sa AZ for Sperm
and 15(al6 cts. for City Mould.
COAI-There is change note in the general condi
ton OF the market Orders are being filled for Eastern
account to fair extent at previous viz So so for
Fine So rs for Run of Nine and 81 Lump Cumber
land, free board. Anthracite is selling at S550G
1918 and Lump Cumberland for family at So per ton
delivered.
COCOA-The last sales were, ex Laura 1s5 bags San
Bias at 10 cts lb Wequote 15d1G cts for San Bias
and Guayaqu at the figure. We note the arrival
tod day Of ASH bags from San Bias.
C0TTON.-The demand is still confined to the imme
date wants of spnners with sales during the week Of
about 400 bales ordinary to good middng Upland and
Gulf at II G13H cents, months The market closes
dull at cent decline Stock hand about 500 bales
We quote nominally as follows
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bread 40 eighth bbls water crackers 10 quarter bbs
sugar crackers. bbs pork, bbls. beef and
bale dry goods II boxes drugs keg salts, bag pepper
kegs white lead so boxes brown soap, boxes hardware
boxes boots and shoes, trunk do, bales tobacco
saddle, brides doz. buckets, lots woOdenware, 10
bags shot, 35 sheets yellow metal box clothing, roll
sheet lead queensware, 10 and old TOOLS 700
steel spears As enameled kettles lot tin ware Is bbs
rum, %, l26 feet lumber, % 900 shingles.
ST VINCENT W. I916 bbls. -four so half bbs. do, 20
casks oil meal 200 bb and 80 half bbls meal 200
bushels corn 200 bbs and 20 half bb bread 20 half bb
beef so kettles lard 20 kegs butter 80 boxes cheese 10
doz. buckets, 10 doz. brooms. 3 900 slaves
MATANZAs -409S bush. corn, s bbls. bread &c bush
beans, = cases tobacco
TRINIDADl 232 bbls. flour, 235 half bbs do $50 bbls
and l6O half bbls meal 20 puncheOns oil meal 500
bush corn $50 bills and ITO half bbs blead, 100 bbls
pork 300 kegs 200 pas $50 buckets and 100 tins lard $40
boxes candles III bbs vinegar. 80 kegs butter GO half
dds Deei III erccs hams, go bush peas terces and
nan terces rice 5puncheons matches 800 paper 10
bbs sperm oil 20 bbs pitch 20 bbls tar, hhds tobac
CO. 800 feet W. p. lumber, doz. coopers knives.
BAHAMAs.-7S bbls flour, Is bags corn meal, 100 bus
corn 10 bbls bread 10 half bbs crackers 10 half bbs
cakes 10 Dds tar bbs PITCH 10 boxes cheese so hams
dds pork Kegs butter, case matches, dOz brooms
nests tubs doz paint brushes, 10 nests bowls,
ing chairs, cans boiled inseed oil, box putty box
verdgris in oil II kegs white lead II kegs zinc white
peei bags pea nuts boxes rosins 10 half do 40
boxes soap so boxes candles IS 900 shingles sc oars
600 lumber -
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Proceedings of the City Council.
REGULAR SESSION

FRIDAY, June 4, 1855
FIRST bRANcH-Branch met pursuant to adjournment
JOHN l. FORD, Esq, President and all the mem
bers, except Mr.. Hynes.
Mr. hcCoAAs presented resolution providing that the
City Commissioner have keepers Office erected in Franz
lin Square, and approprating s125 for the burmese Re-
ferred to the Committee on Highways
An ordinance received from the Second R.n,
providing for the opening of ten foot alley north from,
Madison street, between Eutaw and Biddle
Mr.. WooD moved its indefinite postponement which
motion prevailed by unanimous vote.
resolution received from the Second Branch di-
recng Thos H. Spencer Harbor Master of the First Dis
rict to keep the mouth of Jones' Falls clear of vessels
as to enable the Port Warden dig proper depth of
Ter at that point. Concurred in.
Mr. HARVEY, from the Committee Highways reported
resolutions to authorize Messrs Geo. W Buck and A.
10 erect verandas in front of their buildings Adopted
mi uLANvILLE, from the Committee Claims, made a
tpIt upon the petition of Lawrance Sangston asking
payment Of bill of 5000 for services arbitrator be-
ta,d me city and the Messrs. Reynolds The report
claim S'o ioi tne A4uiua'ion vi NE
a ocnnnad moved to amend by making it s25 as he
;iad 49, days in such duty, which motion
pr T 'he resolution, amended was passed
MT ., from the Special Committee on the Comp
be in good condition. "''''n s'a'eu the DOCKS 70
The PRESIDENT appointed the members of the
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BY ADREON ~ co.
~ IA TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a

Ami TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
hV decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City the
undersigned, Trustee, will offer for sale at pub
nc auction on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day
June next, at * OF clock F. NJ,
THE LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES described as
follows-Beginning for the the side of Ais
qth street at the distance of thirty three feet and
inches souwardy from the point where the line between
the property heretofore owned by John A. Dfenderer
ana That owned by Samuel NJ Barry ntersecs the
Slde OF Asquth street. and running thence northwardy,
bounding on the west side of Asuith street thirty feet
and thence westwardly at right angles with Aisquith
street forty feet six inches to the side Of
thirty feet wide, laid out by said John DTenderer
ana thence south westerly bounding said thirty
four Feet to the intersection of line drawn at right
angles with Asquith street from the place beginning
thence reversing said line and running herewith seventy
fonr feet to the beginning.
The Lot above described is improved by good THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING and is subject to an annual
rent of $50.
Terms Of Sale Ono third cash day of sale; one
third in four months and the balance in eight months
credit payments to bear interest from day of sale and
secured by notes of purchaser to satisfaction of
Trustee.
S. MORRIS COCHRAN, Trustee
ADREON & CO.,
my2S 2aW&dS
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Mrs. Gainesis in Washington, actively urging her
claims, it is stated, to pension the widow of
Gen. Gaines.
The naval appropriation bill gives $4,000 to the
Washington Navy Yard, and $500 to the one at
Portsmouth, Va.
Wednesday night the barn of John A. Miller, in
Hanover, Pa, was destroyed by fire. with two cows.
Loss 5000; no insurance.
The Trenton, N. j., bakers are adopting system
of selling bread by weights cents per pound.
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Reducing the wheat to -four the excess of receipts in
1858 over 1857 is equal to 4O7 ,O96 bills
The report Of the business of the Railroad Company
for the six months ending list of April presented
ing held on Thursday shows decrease $lSS 500
net earnings compared with the same period of last
year. and deficit of $500 064 9S the six months
The same six months of 1856 gave profit of s42 81
The largest loss of traffic has been passengers
The monthly return of the Bank of France shows an
other increase in the bullion equal The
total now held is sss 600 At the beginning of the
it was only $50 in the face of this aug
menation French securities that time have exper
fenced no recovery.
In regard to Dry Goods, the New York Jndenen6ent
says i.HtH -I T.
The trade from first hands has abated considerably
and little is doing but obbers moderately busy and
expect that their June sales, if the month prove fine
be better than those in May As small bills be the
rule this year. also expected that trade of this kind
will continue all through the summer and that usual
vacation almost entire cessation of business, will
take place Fine black staple silks in steady moderate
request at full prices Figured and all dress and fancy
silks very Prices looking New ribbons
very scarce and old styles are in better demand at
improved prices. WoOlens not well sustained in
prices and in this respect contrast strongly with all silk
and cotton fabrics Domestic fabrics are in steady de-
mand without great activity and sheetings, shrng and
drills remain at previous prices Summer prints are yet
selling to a fair extent The wooden trade shows lim
ted degree of activity from the purchases Of the cothiers
who are preparing for their Fall trade and manufac
turing garments freely Fancy cassmeres continue be
very active and the leading article just now and
prices OIL these are firm Cloths well low qualities
and @ ao winter clothing are all in excess of stocks
~ az heaVy IN prices. Shawls and ribbons about
lhe only goods in the dry goods line which have paid
good profit this season. ~ a u = u
The New York Tribune saws. .
Freights decidedly lower To I;oo., . goo Ill,
four at G2s. SO 900 bus Grain at IA in bulk
Iard AZ a 900 Sogs go es Beef at ss 3D. 100 pkgs
heavy weight at s 200 tuns oil Cake in bags at a To
Spirits S. bills Rosn at Is Cd soo Sni % Sos
| at about Is 10 Bremen 200 bales Cotton at xc The
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fTEsA.1 FOR SALE.-VALUABLE LEASE
Msii HOLD 10, ESTATE IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE:
Baltimore CITY, in Equity the undersigned Trustees, will
sell by public auction ON THURSDAY the 18th June
1855 at O'Clock, NJ at the Exchange in the City of Balti
more,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND situated on the
northeast corner of Eden and Lombard streets
City OF Baltimore which conveyed to Reuben Fagey
by Hugh jenkins and Henrietta jenkins by deed of Lease
dated 18th April 1851 and recorded in Iber W B. No
40, folio $685. &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.
The improvements are THREE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS with TWO-STORY BACK BUILDINGS on
Lombard street. and a TWO STORY BRICK OFFICE, and
a BRICK and STONE STABLE and COAL SCALE on
Eden street.
Ground Rent, S350-payable quarter-yearly
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash in hand and the resi-
due in equal nsaments at three and six months. The
credit payments to be secured by the the pur
chaser satisfactorily endorsed hearing interest from
day of sale THOS. s ALEXANDER
WIN. MEADE ADDISON, Trustees
F. W. BENEFITS CO.,
my2i-3aw tia june&dts IAS AuctioneerS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yAIJABI II

Il FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MONUMENT AND
HOWARD STREETS, IN FEE SIMPLE.
BY virtue OF decree of the Superior Court Baltimore
City the undersigned Trustee, will sell by PUBLIC
PM 'Ho wv NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate lying and being
IN the city of Baltimore, and contained within the
and bounds, courses and distances following, viz:
Beginning for the same the west side of Howard
street at the distance of one hundred and y-sx feet
northery from the north corner or intersection of
Howard and Little Ross streets which place of begin
ming is at the corner of Lot No 10 as despnsd
on the Plat in the return of the Division of the Real and
Personal Estate of David Moore deceased and runn;nr
thence northerly bounding on Howard street twentv
eight feet and ten inches to the corner or
section of Monument and Howard streets then westerly
bounding on Monument street hundred and six feet to
the north east corner of the lot of ground conveyed by
a arederlck H. Goldman and wife to Henry Shrk the
10th day Of March, 1916, and among the Land
Records of Baltimore county, in Liber A. W b. No 3G4
iolo 3oZ &c; thence southerly parallel with Howard
street and bounding said lot wentyeight feet and ten
to Lot NO 10 above referred to- and thence eastey
bounding thereon one hundred and six feet place
beginning The same being and comprising part of Lot
No IL on the Plat representing the Division of David
Moores estate and the ground conveyed by Fred
erick r. Goldman and wife Samuel Cooper by indenture
dated the 10th day Of June 1851 and recorded in ber
W. B., No. 459, folio 1876, &c.
The above Lot of Ground is improyed nv n THREE.
SIok1 FIRST CLASS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, oc-
cuPyng twenty-five feet two inches of the twentyeght
leet ten inches front, with large and commodous Back
budlng and supplied with both Gas and Water Fixtures
with all the modern improvements designed to promote
the comfort of family and to make home the happest
spot on earth.
The Lot of Ground above described is in fee simple
Taxes will be paid to Jan l, 1858 1t will be sold sub
Ject to mortgage of three thousand dollars due and IA
able ON the 10Th February 1889 and held by the Savings
Bank of Baltimore also subject to all interest thereon due
OF to become dne from August 15th 1857.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are
third cash. the balance in two equal instamens payable
in six and twelve months respectively, the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale and he
cured by the bonds notes of the purchaser endorsed
satisfactorily to the Trustee cash. the option of the
purchaser.
The Trustee will be happy to show the premises at an
any time previous to the sale and the purchaser can have
immediate possession.
AMOS F. MUsSELMAN Trustee
20 Fayette street
rn
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BY SAML. III. COVER.

60 BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
Hiiij ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI
+x-s MORE CITY the undersigned as trustee will offer
for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, the premises, MON
DAY, the GOTH DAY OF JUNE NENT, at o'clock, p. NJ
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND AND PREMISES
fronting the south side of Pennsylvania avenue
between George and Biddle streets 81 feet inches
thereabout with depth of about 100 fect-mproved by
TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND TWO STORY BACK BUILDING;
also by Black Shop and Coach Factory the SOUTH
recently occupied by VIM Morrison beginning therefor at
the north east corner of lot leased by Paul Rucke
Mechor VAIL
Terms OF sale, onethrd cash, one third MONTHS
third months, with interest and approved security.
GEO. Il. ClNNAMONn,
Trustee.
SAML IT, COVER,
;o-1 4 Of
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EXPORTS FROM BAITIMOpF

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE On
GLAsGow-2540 bbls -four 100 terces beef 900 bbls
rosin, IS 600 trenails, 4 600 slaves
BREMEN-2 bbls -four 40 bushels corn 1 IA hbds to-
bacco 80 bids tobacco stems, 80 tons ogwood 40
bark boxes mchdze., bde. sand paper doz brooms
l box wearing apparel % 900 trenails
HALIFAX, N. S.-27S bbls. -four, SO bbIs corn meal
4,54O bus corn, 65 bolts and % bales duck I
OLD PROVIDENCE, N G.-SS half bbls -four, 20 half bbls
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Ami VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES
KfiII AT AuCTlON.-By vrtne of deed of trust from
- William Mason, and others, to them dated on the
18th day of February 1856 and recorded among land
records of Baltimore county, the undersigned will at
pubic auction on SATURDAY 18th day of June 1858, at
o'clock p. NJ, at the Exchange in city OF Baltimore
ALL THOSE VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES stu.
village of Franklin, and known as THE POWIIATAN
AND P0CAH0NTAS FACTORIES, together with about
THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY SEVEN ACRES OF
LAND, and all the MACHINERY, FIXTURES, APPARA-
TUS, WATER RIGHTS, BUILDINGS, IMPROVEMENTS,
&c, appertaning thereto. About hundred acres of
the land are in high state of cultivation, mostly in grass
The P0WHATAN FACTORY is stories high ~ stone
and * brick about 155 feet long and As wide
Il feet inches diameter heavy castiron shafts and
tianges. There is Steam Engine, 40 horse power built
by Wells Miller; large lue Boilers in good order The
machinery in part consists of Willow and Spreader in
separate fire proof Buildings 80 80 inch cards with heads
of drawing, flyer Speeders; English do list do con
tanning 1872 spndles, Grinder Frame, 16 Frames, lao
Ring Spindes, Flyer Twisters, $50 Spndes Spoilers
100 Spindes, Bobbin Winder, 80 Spindes, Bang Ma
chine IA heavy Duck Looms, % 0snaburg Looms Warp
This Mill has just undergone thorough repair and is
mostly filled with new machinery. The PoCAHONTAS
FACTORY is 255 feet long by 49, built of stone stories
high and has two waterwhees using the water in
sion The upper one nearly IL feet diameter 20 feet
long, wrought iron shaft and cast anges COST with
gearing $4,000 The lower wheel is Is feet in diameter
by % long, heavy wrought iron shaft and cast 1ages.
There is also IS horse power steam engine built by Den
mead The machinery consists in part of Willow.
Spreaders As 30 inch Cards with heads heads of draw
ing, List Speeders 20 Bobbins, l Grinder Frame &c
Spinning Frames, 2,496 Dead Spindles Ring Twisters
4SO Spndles, Spoilers 200 Spindles Bobbn Winders
GO Spindes, Wrapping Room and Furniture complete Mill
Training Mill Beamer &c. as Cotton Duck Looms, light
and heavy; heavy Calendering Machine &c., &c.
The water power is unfailing and ample, and the dam
one of the largest and best in the country.
There about EIGHTY FRAME and STONE Dwell.
LlNGS including dwellings for Managers, Stone Church.
School House, Stables Dry House. Flue House and Boiler
for heating Mills, Cotton House Waste House. &c.
An inventory can be at the Office of either of the
Trustees.
Possession of the Factories will he given 10th July and
they in condition to be Immediately carried The
crops place will be taken off by the present
for whom the privilege is retained
Purchasers examine the premises application at
the Mills.
The terms Of sale are:Onequarter cash, and the bal
in SIX twelve and eighteen months the credit pay
mcnt to bear interest and be approx
ST. GEO. W. TEACKLE,
W. A. TALBOT,
Trustees
CANNON & MATTHEW'S,
my3l-ts AuctOnecrs
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fN..A:T TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
RhiV LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.-Iw will, in pursuance of
a general order of the Court of Common Pleas in
lation to insolvent debtors, sell the premises,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24th, 1858, at o'clock, p NJ
ALL THOSE SEVEN SEVERAL LOTS OF GROUND,
situated in the city of Baltimore and lying the
side OF Carleton street Beginning respectively 1871
25R, 374 49%, 81 734 and S5H feet North from Clay
street, each having uniform front of II feet uniform
width of IL feet and uniform depth of 6j feet and sub
ect to an annual ground rent of so payable half yearly
The three first counting from Clay street. each i'm
proved by a THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING just
finished and the other four, each by like dwelling not
entirely finished
Terms of sale one third cash, third in six, and
third in twelve months the credit payments bearing inter
est and be secured by notes endorsed the satisfaction
l.. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee.
ie2 -2aWSds WN HAMILTON Auc
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EASTERN PORTS
.OUTHERN PORTS
NOTICE TO MARINERS

oFFICIAL.-Cdry$fort Reef-D1y Bank and Sand Key
Lght HoaSeS-lt having been represented to this Office
that mariners navigating the Florida Pass from Sand Key
to Cape Florida are frequently at loss during daylight
to determine whether they the Bahama Florida
reefs side with the view to obviate that difficulty
as possible orders have been issued the keepers
Sand Key Dry Bank (of Sombrero Key,) Carysfort
Reef lighthouses to hoist American flag from flagstaff
above the lantern at each of these lighthouses
ter July l. 1885, and keep hoised every day thereafter
from sunrise to sunset.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO, June 3.-Flour firm. Wheat buoyant-sales
90 600 bushels 65 Corn has an advancing ten
dency. Oats firm. Shipments to BufTao-No Flour
SO 900 bus Wheat To oswego10O bbls of Flour 80 600
bus of Wheat Recepts-900 bills Flour 80 600 bushels
Wheat and 81 600 bushels of Corn.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5-The cotton market is uchanc-
ed with sales of 5000 bales.
Flour has advancing tendency and quoting at
$412H.
White Wheat quotes at II cents
yiSinn mil
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OFFICE on THE GAS LIGHT co.

OJUNE 4, 1S55.-The Board of Directors of this Com
pany have declared Dividend of FIVE PER CENT on
the capital stock payable the Union Bank of Marvlad
or after the 9Th instant. JOSEPH BROWN ""
tDai' papers eopyl Secretary.
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TfEs..t TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue Of n
@j decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
undersigned will offer for sale the premises ON
SATURDAY, 18th June, 1858, ut O'Clock, F. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate in said city, and
described follows, that is to saybeginnng at the
north east intersection of Spring and Jefferson streets
and running thence eastwardly, binding jefferson
street fourteen feet to the of the partition wall be
tween the house the lot being described the
house the lot adjoining eastwardy thence through
said partition wall northerly, parallel with Spring street
eighty feet to alley ten feet wide thence wstwardy
said 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 be sold subject annual rent
of $50.
TERMS OF SALE:-One half cash, and the balance in
six months, with interest and security.
ORVILLE HORWITZ,
Trustee.
SAMUEL J. SOPER & co,
yZO-2aW3w&ds. Auconeers.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


SAN BLAs.-ScLr. l.. Russell
1l5 hides bales deer SKINS 23 bags coffee AIS do
coa l3O,s59 cocoa nuts, $3.50 SPECIE Pearce Gray.
C0ASTWISE.
BosToN.-Schr. D. L. Stirqes
IS brls. rum, j. W. Osborn; $50 bdls hides 200 brls
herrings, $50 pkgs. mdse sundry persons.
CnAELEsToN.-Schr. VIM Tyson
GO 900 feet lumber 400 sacks salt II pkgs mdse order
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CHARLESTON MARKET
June p NJ

June i, P. NJ.
transactions dropping prices The sales amounted to
bales the following particulars Go bales at TO- 37
I0k 80 at 10A "A at H. Ill at II X 343 at II 1916
at Il PIT l22 70 at IL 716 316 at 12k l16 at l2
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10 VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
IL SUPERIOR COURT for Baltimore city, in Equity
the undersigned as Trustee, will sell at public auction
at the Baltimore Exchange, THURSDAY the 10th day
of June next at O'Clock, p NJ,
THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND in the CITY of
Baltimore, binding hundred and twenty on the
northeast side of Warren street sixty the north
west side If Barre street.
The said sale will be at the expense and risk of former
purchaser.
Terms of saeone third cash. and the balance in thirty
and sixty days with interest to be secured to the salts
faction of the Trustee.
C. MORTON STEWART Trustee.
JOHN STEWART, Attorney, &c.
mN1Q 1aW2M&ls tsl GIBSON q,