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GUblit SAILS.
BY GIBSON. a. CO.

t d. PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
67iis T-7ST CLASS DWELLING on NORTH CHARLES
AA:sASTR -. N,2t r FRANKLIN STREET, THE RES.
IDENCG OF WN. Fl. GATCEELL. Esq-On THIS DAY
May Ill., we will sell by public arcon, at l O'Clock r
NJ at the Exchange the large and very desirable four
story BRICK DWELLING, No. III North Charles street
with Back Building, few doors south of Franklin
The lot fronts 30 feet the east side o. Charles street. and
runs back about 100 feet to an alley The house built
a7es in the second and third stories and is in every
spect mos desirable residence for large and Fcnee
fsrr:y. There is also a CONNEXIONS brick STABLE in the
re- Ct the lot. The properly Is in fee simple.
Tile TERMs OF SALE will be liberal ard made known
at Inc OF sale GIBSON & CO.,
hs=- AuCtOneers.
fE=A TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE
I'LL HOLD PROPERTY.-By virtue OF a decree of the
= Circuit Court FOR Baltimore City, the undersigned,
VIII offer los sale at public auction, to The highest
bidder at the Baltimore Exchange, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of May, 1888 at 1 O'Clock P II
AL mat piece or parcel of ground IN Baltimore city,
the line of the souhernmost side of Lexington street
formerly called ConOwago street. at the ernmos
corner of lot parcel Of formerly belonging to
Charles Steuart and which found sou
one hundred and thirty five feet and inches from the
southeast intersection of Lexington and Little Sharp ss
ana running thence westwary, bounding on the south
ernmot side of Lexington street twenty four feet and
and half inches to the northeast of Elias Kings
house and lot thence souherly; bounding said Kings
sad lot and at right angles nearly with LeXing
street seventyeght feet nine inches then eserly parallel
with Lexington street twentythree feet and six inches
the aforesaid ground formerly owned by Charles Steuart
and then northery bounding thereon seventy
the place OF begnng The Improvements this lot
sist of a THREE $40 Y BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with twostOry and Gt-ic back building.
The above described property is easehold, and PAYS
9E3RLH GROUND ~ RENT OF THIRTEET DOLLARS
AND THlRTY-THREE CENTS (S1S.SS), Pea=ons wish
ing to examine the premises can do by applying to
Warrington h. Carson, Exchange place.
The TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the decree
are one third of the purchase money be paid cash
the day OF the ratification of the sale onehird in six
months, and onehird in twelve months from day of
s2le the credit payments to bear interest and
cured by the notes Of the purchaser purchasers with
surrey or sureties to be approved by the Trustee.
BERNARD CARTER, Trustee
GIBSON Il CO.,
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INQUEST ON TIE 3 cody OF TEE FEMALE
D0JSDNEp

CHESTER, Orange County n. V. May S. 1885,
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Fenton
upon the body of Mrs. Phoebe Westlake-verdict:
"Death by taking arsenic" On Sunday morning
last, the cay previous to her DEATH size made con-
tession of administering poison to several others,
and causing the death of two ladies, and the dan
gerous illness of several other persons. The per-
sons dying Mr.. J. B. Tuthill, in September
last, and Mrs w. r. Fuller, in April of this year.
few days previous to taking poison herself, she
presented jar of preserves to Mrs. Tuthill and
some sugar to Mrs. Jerrick, upon using which they
were taken sick with symptoms of poison, which
aroused suspicion and the articles were Immediate
ly analysed by DR.. Smith, and found to contain
arsenic. The cause she assigned for taking poison
not to kill herself, but to make herself sick, in
order to divert suspicion from resting on her.
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Riggs and several hundred others, demonstrating
against the passage of the or5inalce prohibiting
the sale of fresh meats and provisions at 9laces
other than the market houses. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Gordon called up the ordinance appointing
and trustees of the McDonogh Institute, which
amended and passed.
Adjourned until this afternoon
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MARKETS

New YORK, May l0.-Cotton-Sales of 500 bale;
to-day; market heavy and prices nominal. Flour
is heavy-sales II 900 bbls. at decline of cts for
Ohio, and an advance of cts. for Southern Ohio
S425@S4.40 Southern S4.4O@S4.7O. Wheat i;
heavy-saes 5000 bushels; Western red 9S@1lC
cents, white 1l2@l27 cents. Corn is quiet-saes
of 5000 bushels; white 65@72 cents, yellow 70 cts
Beef is quiet at Sl2.75@Sl4 for repacked Western.
Prime is also % cts. lower-sales at Sl4 500 S1475
Sugar generally closed buoyant-Muscovado $40
81, Havana Cos. Coffee is steady at lO@1l cents
Turpentne Spirits closed firm at 1880 cts. Rosin
is heavy. Rice is steady: Freights firmer.
Cotton to Liverpool 3-16@l4 Flour Is. 3d.; Grain
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CoHoEs, N. Y, May "a fire occurred here at
ii o'clock last night destroying the Wilkinson ma
chine shop, owned by Mrs. c. A. Olmstead and oc-
cupied by Mr.. Carlton, silk weaver, John Raker,
bobbn manufacturer, c. r. Archer, machinist, NJ.
0. Mare, wagon maker, and Messrs. Porter Hall,
file cutters. The loss to the occupants is estimated
at $4,000. There is $4,000 insurance on the build
ing in the st. Nicholas Insurance Company of New
York. The fire was doubtless the work of an in
cendiary
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o. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF

o. BY Virtue OF A DECREE OF
#siJ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY,
dated April GOTH 1858, passed in the of TIE
ANTHONY BUILDING SOCIETY rs. JOHN KREIN a
proceeding under the act of 1888 chapter ISL under
signed Trustee will sell at the EXCHANGE, in city Of
Baltimore on MONDAY, May 18th, at O'Clock, r. NJ
the following property
Beginning for the same the line of the west side of
Canal street. at the distance of eighty
from the north intersection Canal and
Eager streets which pace of beginning designed to be
at the northwest intersection of Canal an alley
ten feet wide, running parallel with Eager street and
running thence no.hc " bounding Canal street six
teen fee; thence Wy parallel with Eager street,
eighty ct to Gllcy ten feet wide thence southerly
bountr on said Ii men Toned alley sixteen feet the
alley 80 mentionsG and thence easterly bounding on
that alley, with The benefit of the privilege use of
both OF said alleys in common with others eighty to
the place of beginning, being the ground which
tndenue dated June 10Th 1885, and recorded among the
Lew Records of Baltimore city in Lber f. D. No S. folio
2 &C. was leased by Leonard Passano and wife to John
Krein for the renewable term of ninety years AT
TIE ANNUAL RENT OF THIRTY TWO DOLLARS
The improvements consist of GOOD BRICK Dwell
LING, with an EXTENSIVE BACK BUILDING.
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree are
onethd cash. balance at six and twelve months credit
payments to bear interest and to be secured or
notes OF the purchaser endorsed to the satisfaction the
the undersigned Taxes and ground paid day of
sale. FRED'K T. BENZINGER
WM C. PENNINGTON,
Trustees
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FROM WASHIN TTON.

WASHINGTON, May l0.-To-day at noon the pro-
posals for the issue Of the Treasury notes were
opened by the Secretary of the Treasury. The
total amount of the bids for the SIS 900, 600 worth
of notes, in exchange for gold amounted to upwards
of ST., 100000 -Four and half millions were taken
at less than five per centum. Messrs. McKim & Co.,
of Baltimore, got S20 900.
The Senate in Executive Session to-day confirmed
large number of appointments, principally those
made during the recess of Congress, including
Marshals, District Attorneys, Land Officers, and
Post-masters. Those for New York, Baltimore,
Boston, Philadelphia and other places have been
sent in, amounting to nearly 200 in all, but they
were not acted upon.
The object of 1t. General SCOTS visit to Wash
ington is to decide upon the description of volun-
teers to be called out and the places where they will
be stationed. All three regiments will be wanted
and employed to protect the Indian frontier and
occupy various military posts from which the regu
lars have been withdrawn.
The Secretary of State has asked an appropria-
ton of $4,000 to carry into effect the act for the
admission of Kansas into the Union.
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INFO IS At BALTIMORE.

TRINIDAD-BsriJ Ellen Bernard
42S hhls. sugar, &c do % boxes do rs hhds mo
lasses-kir!;land, Chase 4 Co.
KIyGsTov, JAMAIcA-ScF joaer r. c. Stancrd, ~.
lSS oa6s }mento, Il tcs. coce, bags do, AZ do do
ob!s do, teIce do, 60 TINS logwood-A H Solomon
NASSAU, y. P.-Br;t;Sh 2. = Victoria.
= hoxes sugar, 20 hhds do, 50 seroins do, IL tcrs
honey, Is bales sponge, chain cable, 6pkgs old iron
Montell.
COASTWISE.
NV ORLEANs-SchOc1e5 Soptterner.
IS hhds suGar-Spence Reid; 20 bdls. hides, co hhds
tobacco-Gunther Rodewald TO bdls hides 10 hhds
tobacco. L. do. sngar. % nkgs. mdse-3rder.
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SCHWARTZ & DIX,
~ III LOMBARD STREET
Have in store and for sale the lowest market prices
1000 whole, \ and I Boxes BUNCH RAISINS
500 g 60 % LAYERS RAISINS
leo d rms SULTANA RAISINS.
so Z n Ptince7s P S. and Bordeaux ALMONDS.
so IS LigEon p. S. and lvica ALMONDS
leo E $ Iyica a |srragona ALMONDS
100 b Sicily and Hard Shell ALMONDS
leo Foxes and 20 Bbls. Shelled ALMONDS
100 B gs Naples and Sicily WALNUTS
$50 Bags ILBERTS
100 Bags PALM NUTS
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS
2oo Gases PHUN MES, in glass Jars and boxes
90 Kegs Bordeaux and Malaga PRUNES
tCoO y ms and American Boxes FIGS.
Zoo / IS BORDEAUX and Marseilles OIL quarts and
90 c -es SAHDIEES, whole, halves and quarters.
III BE TelS IL. < ID SUGARS.
II D Boxes No F CRACKERS.
p Casks CJHEA-t-S. 5 Cases CITRON.
80 Gases Pr ZS-EVED GINGER.
$50 Trails DATES.
500 Boxes OPA,,GEs 200 Boxes LEMONS.
10000 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS,
SCHWARTZ & DIX,
ap13-tf III Lombard street.
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4-===A., TRUSTEES sAIE-Irr1ar and bv
r. GIL.T0R, JR.,
Trustee.
GIBSON Il CO.,
Auctione ers.

f3.1 TRUSTEES SALE.-Urder and by
#E virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Bati-
more city, the su6sCTiber trustee will offer for
sale at public auction. at the Exchange in The city
tllaore, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th day
viz: f'''
those TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate on the south
&c OF Monument street. in the city of Baltimore begin
ng for the first piece parcel thereof the line he
Soh side OF Monument street the distance Of 60 Feet
inches, eastwardly the sheast OF Ionument
enc Bethel streets and rum thence eastwGry, bound
3 on the south SIDE OF Monument street. Is hence
southery parallel 18th Bethel street 20 feet an s!lev
ten feet Uide d westwardy, bounding said alley
Wlth the use t. common, feet end thence north
Wai"ly IN s. o.. O.. ne to the fnnir-. And begin
ming for Tie $ , eel thereof ne of the south
SIDE OF InlCE,a- 81 -. ut the d feet inches
eaStWa " i-oA the southeast ~, lOnument end
Bethel -"g- and rvnning therce 'ardly bounding
the 1e OF Monument g. - "eet thence south
wardiy, p with Eethel sr-s 70 feet to an alley ten
feet wide; westvardly coundng on said alley
with the ereofr common, Is feet and then north
wardly in a s..aight '-e to tie beginning.
The foregoing lots suiiec. 20 a YEARLY PINT OF
S26 EACH
These lots improved by TWO TWO-STORY AND
ATTIC ERICK HOUSES, designated by Nos 353 ana 2-5
Eaat IOnument stree They have Brick Kitchen and
are bu' 1t in the best
The ground rent GIG ,Ges will be paid the day of
sale.
Terms, prescribed by the decre cash
=. GILMoR, JR,
Trustee.
GIBSON & Co,
ap23eo&d5 Auctioneers
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ST. LOUIS, May 10.-The Democratic Convention
of the 4th Congressional District have unanimously
nominated Hon. James Craig, for reelection to
Congress.
Major Gen. Smith and staff will leave here to-day
for Leavenworth. Gen. SIS health is much improved
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FROM FORT SCOTT

ST. LOUIS. May 10.-A teegraphic dispatch from
independence announces the arrival there of Mr.
Mason, who left Camp Scott on the Sd March. Gen
eral johnson was anxiously waiting for the arrival
of Captain Marcy.
The health OF the army was remarkably good
Provisions were becoming scarce, but supplies were
expected from Fort Laramie
Mr.. Mason was detained seventeen days on ac-
count of snow storms lie met Col Hoffman $
command lao miles beyond Fort Kearney
Twelve hundred have arrived here within three
days, great portion of whom proceeded immedi-
atey to Leavenworth.
The Republican states that Captain Marcy would
not be detained more than ten DAYS waiting for re-
Inducements, and he would then be in a condition
then to march on Camp Scott in 40 days.
The supply trains were losing a number of ami
mails from cold All the streams were high on the
plains.
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4nblit Salts.
BY LENNON d. EROCDEN.
RUCIANAN'S WHARF.

IN TIL IS DAY, llth instant, at IL
~ O'Clock, at the auction stores on Buchanans Wharf
Cargo OF Brig Frances Jane, consisting of
100 HHDS. PRIME p. r. SUGAR
VIII be added
. OCTAVES. Or. Casks and l Half Pine COGNAC
OROCHELLE and BORDEAUX BRANDY varions
brands ard vntages, entitled to debeature
. TllREE-QR PIPES HOLLAND GIN Crane brand
Il entitled 20 debenture.
= OR. CASKS. BURGUNDY PORT WINE
10 CASKS CLARET and SAUTERNE WINE
1H CASES CLARET WINE
90 c. SEES BORDEAUX OIL
10 CASES BRANDY CHERRIES.
10 CASES CURACAO and MARASQUINE.
~ CASES MUSTARD.
Will be added
100 HHDS CHOICE CUBA SUGAR
% HHDS. PORTO RICO MOLASsES
IN BBLS. do. do. do.
LENNON & BROGDEN,
myo-ts Auctioneers
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1F311 TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and by
M virtue of decree of the Superior Court Baltimore
cy the subscriber, trustee, will offer for sale, at
o'clock T. ", the is:owing describ2 LOT OF GROUND
AND IMPROVEMENTS
Beginning " the he line of the west size of
Happy alley, a distance of hundred and ortvfour
feet from the corner formed by e inter econ of the north
side OF Lombard Stree end the size OF Happy alley
and running thence northery, bounding the side
OF Happy Gley twelve feet thence ery parallel with
Lombard street, hfy-two feet alley ten feet wide;
thence herly parallel with Happy alley and bounding
on said ten loat alley, with the right end privilege
thereof, in common with others u feet thence ea telv
parallel with "m24rd street, fifty feet place of
beginning.
This lot "a improved by a well built two-st2ry HOUSE.
and is subject 70 a ground rent of So.
The taxes and ground WI be raid to the day of
sale
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
r. GILMOR JR.,
Trustee
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DA3ASOLS, PARASOLS. PARASOLS

n such variety that the OF every purchaser can
be suitsd Chidrens PARAaOLS and SIiA DES; Para
SOS of extra large size for elderly ladies' In Brocade
NOR Antique and Pou de Sol have an endless assort
ment The ladies' Paragon, Sun and Rain UMBRELLA
has become quite popular and is certainly yerv desirh
Also large ana varied assortment of Paris FANS of
recent importation. -
E. NJ PUNDERSON & Co.
209 Baltimore street Agents for
ap7f Wheeler Wilson's Family Sewing Machines
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- TRJTSTEE,S SALE ~ r;;,-

hIf MO EE . lCALE.-DV virtue OF n
NSI decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore CITY the
undersigned, trustee, will offer for sale. at public
auction, at the Exchange in said city, on MONDAY the
oath May, 1858, at O'Clock, p NJ
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
the west side OF Eutaw street. in the city of Baltimore
described as follows Beginning for the the west
side OF Euaw street at distance of eghtyve feet ten
and half inches nOrhery from the intersection Eutaw
street and Marion street. and running thence nOrthery
bounding the west side of Eutaw street, twelve feet
four and half inches thence westerly parallel with Ma
ron street, sXtytwo feet to alley three feet wide with
the use and privilege of said alley thence bounding
said alley sOutherly, twelve feet four and half inches
and thence easterly by line parallel with Marion
to the place of beginning Being part of the lot ground
which subleased by Eliza Coae to William Klessner
by deed dated the 18th day September ls4S and record
ed among the Land Records of Baltimore city in Liner
W B., No 40 folio Az &c and the same lot that was
assigned by said William Kessner Harriet Ingles by
deed dated 23d July 1851 and recorded among the Land
Records aforesaid in Liber A. W. B. No 463 folio &c
&c, subject to the annual rent of fifty dollars
The lot is improved by three story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE and is subject to the annual ground rent of fifty
dollars. '
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third of the purchase money
cash. the balance in two equal nsalmens in three
months the credit payments to bear interest from the day
OF sale and to be secured by the purchaser
endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee.
EDWARD OTIS IIINKLEY,
apZg-2awtS&dS Trustee
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OF IVES

EXPECTATION OF WESTERN LUMBER
DETROIT, May s.-The brig Black Hawk, Captain
Taylor, sails from here this evening for Liverpool
England, direct, with cargo of slaves and lumber.
Other vessels in the same trade are loading, and
will soon sail.
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- o. TRUSTEES SALE-UNDER AND

ffT1.t TRUSTEES SALE.-UNDER AND
| by virtue OF decree of the Superior Court of Bel
timore citv, tie subscriber, trustee will offer or
:le a the E:chccre. in the city of Baltimore WE'D
- "a ne ia day of y y next at o'clock, P. NJ.
e % 'c"-irT Ge7c"ihed
- CE'. g = GRO ND AND ~ ?ROVEMENTS thereon
erecs2d: Mn; the the line of the south
side OF ior 2e at the distance of 1856 inciej
easteFT from formed by the intersection the
south side OF caEt str and the southeast side of
North Gay ST. , 80, ct the western boun - the lot
heretofore les 20 D. Crter and running lence wester
" bounding on &c -. side of Monument street. lG feet
thence sou.Ier, rGal with Canal street. Ia feet more
or less, 10 I'D ae: thence ariy, bounding on
the no. ii / Z Of IGw9rC3 Sc IS feet and thence
northe"y n ~ vi c, nj s,ee 1T feet more or less
. the place o 2ee'lning.
SUBJECT 40 A YEARLY RENT OF FORTY
DOLLARS.
This Lot is improved by fine large BRICK HOC9E, re-
Gently built VA bath fixture, s.. &c, and OF best
materials, lc27g on TIE .ou,i size o. Monrc"D5 rect,
NO 49, ed good Ell iCK HOUSE OH ne = OF .ae
lot fronting &c wards Street
The taxes End ground rem will be paid to ,'e day of
SEE.
inns OF THE SALE, as Pro-! by the decree, are
Il. + C--,N.OR Jr Trustee
GIBSON CO.,
ap22-2awds Auct.oneers.
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BY GIBSON q co.

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and by
i virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
cy, the subscriber Trustee will Offer Cor sale at
public auction g the Exchange in he city Of Demore
on WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day of May mex: az one
o'clock, p NJ, 'e following described property
AL. THOSE TWO LOTS OR PARCELS OF GROUND
situate in the city of Baltimore, respectively decba as
inning for the first parcel the line of the
east side O Coal street. at the distance of hundred
ana sever 1ir feet southwardly from the formed
ny the IN on of the south side Of Lombard street and
le east s:Ge O. Canal street, and running thence south
WardS along the said line twelve feet thence eastwardy
parallel with Lombard street. sixty five feet a ten feet
alley thence norshwardly bounding said alley twelve
Feet and thence westwary, by straight line, sixty
feet to the place of beginning.
And y inning for the second parcel on the line of the
east side Of Canal street aforesaid the distance of two
hundr2C and eghtyiX feet sOuthwardy from the corner
formed b. the injection oreSaid and running thence
southwaGT, along lie sid line Ualvc feet thence east
Wardly parallel with Lombard Street siXty five feet to
ten feet alley hence nothvG ry long said alley twelve
feet; and thence weswardly by sraiGs line, sixty
live feet to the rlace of beginning Subject the YEAR
LIZ RENT OF 24 each of said lots whch said lots are
improved by two twos;ory and attic brick HOUSES with
back Kitchens and deri9r ii Nos 6 and 20 Sou
Canal Street. This properly IL in gcod repair and The
taxes and ound rent will be paid to lie cay of sale
TER-iS OF SALE CASH.
R. GIL.TOR, JR
Trustee.
GIBSON Il CO.,
apoG-coG&ds Auctonaars
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THE MARION AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, May 8.-The steamship Marion,
from New York, arrived here at two o'clock this
morniDp
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MkHKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, May S.-Sales Of ST. bales OF Cotton
the market closing active.
Com IS active at 60 cts Buk Shoulders cts. Hams
cts. Sides cts Other articles unchanged
CIEcINNATI May S.-E!Our and Whiskey firm and IN
tanged. Provisions dull and prices nominal.
MoDILs, May 8.-Cottcr-Ihe market closei firm with
sales OF 1000 bales at II Z for midng There
buyers than sellers
CHARL EsToN, May S.-Cotton.-Market unsettled Sales
CT = bales; prices ranging from II 4a -2a.
SAVANNAH, May S.-Cotton.-The market is depressed
anG the sales made have been small.
AUGUSTA, May S.-Cotton.-Sales light the market
, IVES espresso ~ elise.
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FIRE AT COHOES. NEW YORK

FIRE At COHOES, NEW YORK
CoHoEs, May 9.-Wilknson's machine sbop was
burned last night. 1t was occupied by various ten
ants as workshops. The loss is $4,000, with an in
surance of So 900.
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Nm THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 4 O'Clock
~ P. NJ, on Gibson's Wharf, Fes Point
90 BALES VALPARAISO RAGS,
w Landing from ship Marion.
LENNON & BROGDEN
r,1n.ts ,,..:-.''
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GIBSON & Co,
Auptipnaar.s
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TY":1 MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-BV virtue Of
M the provisions of the Act of Assembly, of December
s@ session, A D. 1926, CHI 1872 and mortgage cXccu-
ed by Christopher +. Miller and wife to Richard $
Hardesy, daed 10Th july A. D., 1854, recorded among
the land records OF Baltimore county in Lbcr H. NJ f.
No 4, folio 1858, &c, and power of attorney from
the mortgage, the undersigned, attorney will sell
on tine 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 lIookstown the Restertown
pike on the north side thereof about miles from the city
and part of Coles Adventure 1t is in simple
and contains about II acres, less fine, fertile
land The improvements good and consist of TWO
STORY STONE DWELLING and out-houses
he secOrG p eel adoinS the first and contains about
Gri, more c. les of fertile land 1t is subject a
dee lie and snail rent of $50 per annum.
IfiS OF SALE are: One third cash. one third in six.
and onathrd in twelve months; with interest and APP
proved security for the credit payments.
HENRY C. DALLAM,
Attorney.
GIBSON & Co.
rny1o, k.I-
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Child Run OvER.-John Garlic was arrested YES
teraay by officer Davis, OF the Middle District,
charged with willuly driving the child of Ber-
streets He was held to bail for further hearing
by Justice Mearis
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Henry Patter-
son, Esq, died suddenly yesterday morning at his
residence on North street, of hemorrhage of the
lungs.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-11
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS

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Has on hand for sale, large naat O. the vrious
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Colored Papers of all Sizes Pnd 80. witch he is ofsring
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