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Company respecting tho transatlantic mail.
Whether that company will resume its trips
between New York and Liverpool, and avail
itself of a contract founded upon the act Of
Congress is, therefore, still matter of uncer.
tainty. The Government will not probably.
under the existing law at least, enter into any
negotiations based upon the change Of termini
desired by the company, to wit: Portland and
Southampton.
The EAST INDIAN SQUADRoN.-From letter
in the Boston Herald, dated at Hong Kong,
June 8, we extract the following:
"Shortly after my letter from Woosung river.
containing the account Of the battle, was mailed
we fell in with Commodore Tatnal, In the frigate
Powhatan, In the Woosung river; He at once
ordered us lin United States ship Mississippi) 20
proceed to this place, I'LL up with coal water and
provisions, and then sail with all dispatch 10
Japan. in order to reach there IL possible by the
4th Of July The Commodore has gone to the
Gulf with his ship as our relief On his arrival
there, should 1t be found that there Is no
Of further negotiations this summer, the Pow
hatan and Minnesota will proceed to Japan"
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS AND PRoMorroNs.-
Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward Hudson has
been promoted to DO a Surgeon, piee w. A.
Nelson, resigned.
i. w. Leacn nas peen appointed an AS5lstan {
Surgeon, rice Hudson, promoted.
E. L. Potter, MASTER has been appointed a
Lieutenant, rice j. D. Read, deceased.
ORDERED.-The following Engineers have
been ordered to the U. s. steamer Water WitcL
now fitting out at the Navy Yard for the Para
quay expedition william c. Wheeler, Chief
Engineer; Glsndy King, Second Assistant En-
gineer; B. B. H. Wharton, B. &. Chasing and
c. A. Chipley, Third Assistant Engineers.
OFFICE REGULATIONs.-The Commissioner
u Patents has forbade the absence of employ.
01fsom the Office for more than day, with.
~ permission from him. The Office hours are
Ssfis&. "a to 8, and the practice of resort
ing to tn. ssea Sundays uponssny prstsnce
is inhibited
NAvAb-Tbe Q. > s.ss.sr Asstis, Lieut..
Commanding Lovsil - Washington, reached
Norfolk on the 100 AnA Hith esyDss md
shot for the Gospd9 1esy Yard. - 3 The
frat trip Of tAss dsd6I ~ 80 Che
ylaes Il ~ Wstyt -
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THE DUTIES OF MISS FISHERS SCHOOL
will be resumed Septemb Y let. at No. 40
Massachusetts, avenue, between and 10th sire
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REruRNED.-Gen. Murray Met onnell, Fifth
Auditor Of tho Treasury, has returned to the
city from leave of absence, which has been
prOtracted by severe illness while at home.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED large collec
w ton Of ALBUMS. of the newest style of
binding snd embellishments, large and small size s,
Ornamented with plain and colored engraviBVs land,
scopes. flowers and vignettes, eiIt and aratesQue
ard fancy -cOlored cali and morocco bindings made
of the hnest hot pressed and fancy colored lett ar
paper, which we offer at unusually low prices
TAYLOR L. MAURY,
du . st RoOkseIers pa avapna
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VIII the editor OF the Star please publish the
above, with the note, As ! send il By which, I
mean, permit me to write my own note In nv ow n
words, and not publish II in a mutilated FORM
] have not yet been able 10 succeed in what a
man from the country would suppose a very
small indulgence The gentleman who carried
IL to the Office Of the IHteligeHcer consented to
alterations in order to gain IL admission into that
paper, to which the writer himself would not
have consented; but they are not material as TO
make IL necessary now to restore the note to its
original terms
The little trick Of preoccupying the public
mind with prejudice and prepossession, az ainst
the pfoprirtors OF the water power at the Great
Fails, by means OF misstatement of the facts 81.
multaneously made in a platoon Of newcomers
was hardly worthy Of notice at hrst as the case
Is, In TACT, in the hands to which IL belongs and
already In the process-the only one known to
the constitution and laws Of MARYLAND and Vir
ginia and Of the United States by which it can
ever be settled
The foolish gable about 'sinstruefton,u to he
given, ard the interference In any way of Con-
gress, now OF ever, Is not worth noticing Still
such gibbeTsh has been deemed worthy of heinz
any particular concern to the public to know, II
may be stated in less than dozen lines.
III private property be wanted for public uses,
and the parties cannot az rec about the price ana
The value Of IL, then In particular cases (of hch
this Is claimed to be one) sjary is empowend to
asce ftain the value, nPos Iuvssssl isspeetios of
s sas , yysmisss There 70 s1Ha NV Of Maryland
,heir judy msse " binding % - passiss, M
cause lie sAswa for exceptions 70 fbs fhtrnous
-. integrity ef the psveseding And II TT -
ss mere - bsanother jury--ssd 20 -
80 - ~. 49, TIE courts, nor Congress, sor
any 49, bsse any control Of the q ues,ion
OF a"tonn - nges; and so everybody knows
who Issi an on the subject
s,e Ssvernment can do very well
hardly worth whfie - parDue the con,,cv.....
since the parties prefegss dispose OF Their n,,,n
property, at their own PstqDs, - main IL in nae
al disuss, as TO them seems IT. Ny oA,isct hc..,
ever, has been to contradict fai0I ~. sna
TO call, In the briefest terms, the - 49,
70 the very unusual efforts, aPPaf -
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BY EyHI. HAMILTON.

FSfRIT STFF'S SAL It. In oureuoroo &C q,
4 d,,.r,o of ,l ,,iro,,, I,,,t e nl,,. I vi
,,,-jI o'' 'ou,I I lo[ baltimore CITY, the
WIN, as trustee, WI sell at public sale, on
her ISIS ut ono ,'cici ~ - @ -S nay OF Stp.gm
chants, + ych,n.a NJ To- Snmt 60 80. Vi 'iie 9ie'
Ali TG0SE rom; lots az, "5 ty.[TH
~, =, LDTh hVi . oF NfuUND aaJolnlng the
-. aio loPe' winch are described as follows
'h ~ - 70 say;
ont5 s of Wort UI "a Lots OF Ground on the
IJ VI 'Sl d tut AT Ihe distance OF four hun
t.rscctiop or Xortb aaT,o 80 III !. . SiesoI III
erl, bounJina, ON the norb sie ~ Yoti ,,eai'e eS
ten feet rnora or Ioss " tt ost i s III Seli
To'caran J, @ i5 gu ii me VI Mpun'
lJ i - t".c on Sa'1 outline, one nun
feet iI trncs e . III ug .. an iileE I"ehy
~ , s''g'II "eiterIS' "ouioihs on SiHd aley thlr
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We buy and sell BONDS. STOCKS K SECURITIES ON
COMMISSION ONLY, at the Brokers Boards of this and
the N0rt'cra markets
Orders promptly executed at best rates.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.
SSH Stnc,. Brokers
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I'll FhANIt :, - - IN ,,4lo
street s.Nurose Terrace fronting Franklin Square
twentyfour feet seven and threeeghths inches with
depth of one hundred and eighty feet to Park lane; begin
six and three eighth inches westwardy from the southwest
corner of Fayette and Cary streets This lot is improved
nv n handsome threestory, brown stone 'front.' Dwell
ling HOUSE recently erected. with four-story back
building being the fifth house from Cary street This lot
is subject to ground rent Of $500 per annun redeea6e
on the first of January 1860 and mortgage of $4,000
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We respectfully tender our services as BANKERS, EN-
CHANGE, COLLECTION & STOCK BROKERS, to the
business public, assured that ample control of money,
established position and business and assiduous attention
thereto, enable unequalled by any
other Banking House.
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9ru Q5000s.

EPTEMBER 18TH.
~ FALL OPENING OF
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS.
Comprising all the and attractive styles.
In SILK ROBES, TABLEAU
ROBES, \ LEI:
ROBES, DOUBLE JUPE
SILKS, by the yard in great variety.
- Also, a complete assortment Of
DELAINES
POPLINS;
MERINO PLATDS;
LACES AND ENRROTDERIES;
POLE DE CHEVRES
49, SHAWLS;
With complete stock Of
MOURNING GOODS;
10 which We viii be adding all the novelties of the season.
P.S-A large and well selected stock of Housekeeping
&nd DOMESTIC GOODS. Also, Il full assortment of
CLOTHS and CASSINEBES, for Mems and Boys wear
sI3 WBOrH " FULLERTON s. Baltimore st.
II o"IERI ,ros LOVE NV :. 70
l95 Il T L.M 0 RE STREET,
lave received large assortment Of FALL AND WIN
Xxx HOSIERY, such as Shaker Knit Shirts and Draw
r hose %c All sorts and sizes of Merino Undershirts
ana Drawers for Men, Ladies and Children: Gloves Sus-
leiderS Cravaf Collars, Pins Needless Tapes Hooks
Eyes, HophnS Threads, Sewing Silks Boston and Wool
MaHdlng earns Douglass !; Sherwood's Steel Skirts,
Knitting Cotons, &c, &C. wholesale & Retail at 19j Bal
iore street between Light and Charles Baltimore Mary
lah". s2-tf
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HALL OF ST. JOHN,
IL NO. 2Tl MADISON Avenue
(SEsoNp DOOR ABOVE HOFFMAN ST J

4 T.
(SEaoND DOOR ABOVE HOFFMAN sT)
RECTOR:
BENJAMIN b. GRlSWOLD, A. NJ
This is Protestant Episcopal School for limited nurl-
Der Of Boys. French Glasses under NJ DES POINTERS
Boys received from 10 to u years of age and retained
until carried any degree of advancement desired The
School re-opens on MONDAY. September 9th
Circulars at Mr.. WATERS BOOK STORE, and at the
Episcopal reading room. au7-dtf
II II f COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES.
- NARYLAND-The next ANNUAL SESSION begins
on EDNESDAG, September Goth. Punctual attendance
on that day is requested Applicants can enter any class
IN the Preparatory School, in the College which
upon examination they found qualified CONNER
ClA STUDIES pursued by those whose parents
Ample accommodations provided for hundred
twenty pupils.
Terms-Two hundred and fifty dollars ts250) for the
session. payable semiannualiy in advance covering all
expenses of Tuition Boarding For admission apply
to the Rev. Dr. KERFOUT Rector, College St James
POstofice. Maryland ivS.tf
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& UNSTABLE SALE OF

q UNSTABLE SALE OF \
i0 $50 RENT.-By virtue OF "
Of tbe p py William H. Hayward, Esq, o,
If Pai.; eace for the State of Maryland, i
800 S5a''lmore, at the suit of Richard N
nott ehattles, lands and tenements
ali ~ ~ me directed, have seized and {
CO. ftu night, title, claim, interest and Is
7 nS r G | OF the said Adolphus Bennett,
az Uf GROUND, situated in the cry
ues1rioed as follows, viz: beginning 10
WesI sue OF Bethel street, formerly Gu
one huhurea and ninety feet, sou'heiiy
west corner OF Bethel street and Eastern
ming thence southerly, bounding on Bet.
feet, thence westerly parallel to Taste
ninety feet to a fence, thence mort
Bethel street fourteen feet, and then
straight line to the place of beginning,
Of ground which was leased to David
denture, dated the sixth day of Novem
in the land records of Baltimore city
II, folio pol, ne, at the annual rent OF !
And hereby give notice, that on . ssSs
October, at four 0 o'clock Pm, At th 4 g.
\ House, in the city of Baltimore; Il IN X,
said lot Of ground so seized an ia,er d,
| public auction to the hishest p'u1'S SsS rr
$50 cots . - 50 -
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TIINDLING' WOOD!
~ KINDLING WOOD!
am now preparing on my wharf. by steam power
SAWED AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which
will sell and deliver free of charge at TEN PER CENT
less than any dealer in the city.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Ofiice-Pratt and Fremont streets.
- Park and FaYette streets.
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9ubIit saIes.
By #. W. BENNETT q co.

49, GREAT SALE OF
E:;;T YAGUABLE PR 0PERTY
FRANKLIN s0OAi'l' WAVERLY TERRACE,
-,,,r,-,,,-o>- r.1rrTr GIIMOR, STRICKER,
LEA In row iW N}sFXb SARATOGA, CAREY AND
RTDGELY STREETS:
AT &c / D "
294OUACREs OF LAND,
,,,,a,,.. <,,,,, ,,,,7,dJ Tennessee, Virginia and
Nor2 Carolina at Public auction. w
TO BE SOLD IN THE CITY Og BALTIMORE 0N
WEDNESDAY october 9th, 1858, - N
At CINE o,c1ocK' At THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE, NO. ~
STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE. -, - H.
The undersigned Trustees of william g. Inomas, ~
virtue of an assignment in of all proper % ~
benefit of creditors, dated the 18th Of
and recorded among the Land Records Of Baltimore
in Liber f. D. No IS7, folio 255 &c, will oer or se AZ
public auction at the Exchange, No South Gay I,
on WEDNESDAY, the sixth day Of OCTOBER at one
IL, f-V
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Snsuranfe GJunrranirs.


Snsuranfe Gunlnanits.
NVIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.
Il JOHN REESE President.
Il, =. DUHuE5T, Secretary.
Corner Of South and Second streets. ap6-tf
nELAWAEE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by the Leiinre Of rennsy lyania 1885
On Vessels Cargo; FfsP; Al E@f Of the World
On Goods by Rivers Canals Lakes and land Carriages to
FIRE iysURAECES,
On Merchandise generally On Stores, Dwelling lIou-
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY November o. 1857 s7O2 1851
WILLIAM MARTIN. President.
THOMAS c. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
The undersigned havin, been duly appointed Agent of
this Company is prepared to receive applications In
surance above, and is instructed 70 give roce to all
persons in this city who desire lar" risks with said
Company, that their applications for Insurance be
male at their agency III Balt'm@rr; nrr7rD
je21-tf Commercial Building, Cay street
III OWARD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Ell OF BALTIMORE
ENSURES Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses, Goods
storage and Merchandise generally, against loss
damage by fire Al.o Vessels and Car$oes in port.
Oficc-S. f. corner Of HOWARD AND CLAY STREETS
ANDREW REESE, President.
DIRECTORS.
WIN W. T[HA'1 a!1-,s ShH1DAOGH'
SAML R SMITH NJ BFyZIyGER
AARON FENT0N, WEI. G. POWER,
GEO P THoNAs ELISHA r. PERKINS
GEORGE IIA8L1N Williams,
Il QUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE
"a cv.RgE S3C abEFJPYb5rrr,r
OFFICE No 10 SOUTH STREET
THE BAITi MORE F0I1IrARi,E SOCIETY," will Insure
HOUSES and Fl-PNIItRE from loss OR DAMAGE BY
pan and VERY ran f; [ on s on 1 pan or tda e'a
have further rcsronsbiiity than tie Of their
tied to receive cash dyiicnd Of tRcnlyct per- cent
tbe S0iet i n, mi i Eiire rt1 i vi which
m..-r DIRE GT0HS:
WILLIAM EEy.Env StyrrT KrpPv
JAMES JAMES Fa aia1 hi lS4af baI AHNAA
CHARLES R. CARROLL, ROBERT \. DoBDIN,
AUSTIN JENKINS FR.vC R4TA GRo 1SEIT rrD,s,r.r
HIGH R HOMES satS ~ 0'''oi' faiI.
80 = :, - 7Se.etti! ret
IttsI-p W. itJ Cr ~
or NEW YORK
Authorized Capital IS GOO 900
Surplus Fund rcy,r.stnted by scripl ...... $50 900
Assets T c JAN 1, a. 2256oo9
plan $50 long and prty pracra hy the u hest Liz n
eury Of age c cge g be Gs q qe o is
profits to its customers
All Marine and Inland rss rsrrad m most r.vorobIa
terms
RIcH'D IATUFRs Prast Jyo P,prpp Let Y Pr,st
DoUGLAs RonIysoy SSc.v + F. CO. - do rest
COLIN MACK rV2TE igann+ in r2oItir,ora
fe23-tf Office CoynmerciaI RuiIdin5,s
NII3T ~ 17-,I - o., - -, :, = 49,
* li'H i-HSC btANNiI hNHI\C1.
a GEORGE 3. C0ALE,
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS GAY STREET
AGENT WITH Full POWERS FOR THE
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cash C9rit,l a5GO coo
HOME INSURANCE co OF NEW YORK CITY
Cash CguitaI $500 COO
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms co OF HARTFORD
Cash Captal $500 600
Property of all kinds in TOWN or COUNTRY insured at
the most reasonable terms
RAITiSIORE TTFE IVCyI-I5 +. [-5yIy- f,I7yIT : ny
- ,-r-r, - - ~ SO'-1 az l.
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FIRST CLASS DWELLING.

-'=-n- BETWEEN PEARL AND FINE.
n ,,,-r, - 4 4 CTION -.
etcants exchange 10 South Gay street. we shall sell
a nrSt Grass Filling No. PCS Lexington street lot
% ye' 'front.' by depth of $50 feet Vine street
me improvements are a three story brick DWELLING
WIN story over basement brick back building re-
pete win all modern imrrovements-bath water and
Vine street '7e Ho"se Oh
-
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2anhtrs ana SrOkers.
pANK NO. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET.
COLLECTIONS,
DISCOUNTS,
EXCHANGE.

sI8-tf JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.
Two THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY
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BY SASH. Y. COVER.

fs; TRUSTEES SALE-Bv virtue &C
t decree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore cif The
undersigned Trustee will Offer Mt ,,,b5c 81 - ,lo
aXch9nge sale rooms. in tls city on WEDNFsSY e
-'th m gay o. SrPtcmher 1888 at O'Clock P INC
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore cit,, a. a.,
northwest corner of Lee and Charles street, az ,e
to Two teet on Lee street with depth Of egbtg
ierc on nes street to three feet alley improved by
lFSe ana variable threeStOrv BRICK DWrJ + NC -
three story brick back huIdin- " 'HlI->"' WIN
detms OF seIone- Third cash; and the balance in six
~ " " "'4S' Win interest and security
GO o4o,rt l. PARkIN SCOTT Trustee,
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Excursions.
Lea FEEEE E7;z 5.:,;.s..;sss DAUPHIN COUNTY
49, - GRICUITuRAL FAIR.
TO It HID NJ
II A r r ! 5 4 L i G.


SEPTEMBER 22I. Odd and oath.
ROUND TRIP TICK FITS AT HALF RATES will he is
sued by the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPA-
from Williamsport and Baltimore and intermediate
stations to Harrisburg good from September 2lst to 18th
inclusive.
Passengers will tickets before taking seats in the
cars Conductors will not be authorized to sell Excursion
Tickets from points where the Company has Agent.
and those who do not purchase tickets such points VIII
be charged FULL FARE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF ARTICLES INTENDED
FOR EXHIBITION.
Articles intended for exhibition Give stock inrlulel)
will carried from the above stations to Harrisburg
regular toll sheet rates and upon the shipper
signing release agreeing that the Northern Central Rail
way Company shall be held responsible any loss or
damage which may be sustained in transportation,
while in the at the depots of said Company, the
articles exhibited will be returned the place of shipment
FREE OF CHARGE presentation cthc Companys re
ccipt showing that nshect rates had been paid for the
transportation Of said articles the Fair aud that re.
lease as above stated had been given.
s2I-tS25 c. c. ADREON. Superintendent
,sG@A SEA BATHING
SczzSszSs=z AT
OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA.
NY'S STEAMERS will leave Union Dock foot Concord
street, DAILY Sunday eXceped) at o'clock P NJ for
Old Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back So giving the passenger the prv
lege TO remain the whole season.
N. n. FALLS, Agent,
Jell-tlO Baltimore Steam Packet Company
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PHILADELPHIA, May 3Oth, 1858.
PROF. A. GIDEON:
Dear SRI have great pleasure in adding my testimo-
ny to the large amount you have received in favor of the
"BraZilian Pebbles"
They are the most comfortable glasses have used,
and can most cordially recommend them all requiring
artificial aid greatly indebted you for bringing
them to my notice Very truly, yours,
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GEO. IT. WILLIAMS, Trustee
sT-2aW3w&ds GIBSON & CO., Auctioneers
DY VIRTUE On 4 DECREE OF TuE

E& ''AOi Cih UT II lJECplLE Of HE
Circuit Court for Baltimore city, passed the 4th of
Seiemoer, looS the undersigned, Trustee, will offer
ior sue at the Exchange Salesrooms, MONDAY,
Vctooer llth, at one O'Clock J. NJ, one undivided
hGe OF the tract oflaud and improvements called Ever
a situated in the city Of Baltimore containing thirteen
anu nail acres more or less which was devised to Mary
JOINS anu Sarah ". Pottenger by the last will and tesla
me oil htnSry Johns, hearing date the eighth day
uF, l'+@ ana recorded among the records in the Or
"ho ~ This property is situated the Hartford road
beyond the Point Lane Terms of sale as prescribed
ny "ecFtconealf of the purchase money cash the bal
hce IN SIX months from the ratification of sale the credit
payment to bear interest from the day of sale and to be
ny te note or notes of the purchaser purchas
ers. endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
sIl'2awoW%dS HENRY V. D. JOHNS Jr., Trustee
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BY ADRE0N d co.
- TRUSTEES SALE-Ru Writ

% TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
8I decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
undersigned Trustee, will offer for sale at PIT B.
Lie AUCTION the premises, the 5th day of October
next, at o'clock. p. NJ:
THE LOT OF GROUND described as follows: Beginning
for the the southwest of Exeter and Hume
streets and running thence south westcrly bounding
Hume eighty thence castwardy parallel with
Exeter street, twenty feet thence north eserly parallel
with Hume Exeter street. thence running and
bounding Exeter street to the beginning
This Lot is improved bya good BRICK DWELLING.
and is subject annual ground of fifty seven
dollars.
Terms ofSale: Onethird cash, onethird in four and
the balance in eight months, credit payments in
and to be secured by notes endorsed sa,isfac-
tiun Of the Trustee.
:. MORRIS COCHRAN. Trustee.
lf2lwts&ds AbREON CO., Auctioneers
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GEO II. WILLIAMS. Trustee
s2l-2aw3W&ds CANNON & MATTHEW'S, Aucts

GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
oL0TS on MILESTONE POINT.-The subscriber
will offer for Exchange Sales room on WEDNES
DA the 29th day of September, at l o'clock p. NJ
NINETEEN LOTS Fort street. north side. of fifteen
feet front each. with depth ranging from so feet
Ten LOTS on Fort street. OF fifteen feet front each,
and with depth of 100 feet.
TEN LOTS a street in the OF Fort street. fif-
teen feet front each, with a depth Of 20 feet
plat of the property may be the the I'M
derSgnCd.
Terms Of sale are One-fourth cash. and the remainder
in four eight and twelve months the credit payments to
Bear interest and to be secured by approved endorsed
notes. j. MALCOLM,
No. 81 Lexington street
s22-ts CANNON & MATTHEWS Auct,rs
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- TRUSTEES SALE.

- TRUSTEES SALE.
Esllt COUNTRY SEAT WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS
o y y son Y E NJ f.
by virtue of decree Of the Superior Court of Baltimore
CITY the undersigned, Trustee, will sell the prcmi-
ses at ! O'Clock, P. NJ, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
the 18th day Of October next that country known as
MELROSE. situated on Madison avenue, opposite the
country seat belonging to onzo Lilly, Esq now occu-
pied by Alexander Shriyer Esq. The property binds
the eSternmost side of Madison 23 feet inches
and runs through to Eutaw street. and is the North
ern avenue. The Improvements a COMMODIOCS
DWELLING, GOOD STABlING, and out buildings good
water, aud uneXceptonabc neigborhood. The property
viii be sold in pacesto suit pUrchasers-through to
Eutaw street, only to Morris alley, about 16l feet fde
sired.
Terms of third cash. balance in six and twelve
months with Interest," cash for the whole, the option
Of the purchaser.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-23

NOAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
W The undersigned, appointed Agents of the BOSTON
COAL COMPANY, situate in the Wyoming Valley. near
Wksbarre, Pa prepared contract for any
quantity Of ANTHRAX CITE COAL from said mine.
The quality of the Coal is not excecd by any hard Coal
that comes to this market, being PURE WHITE ASH,
and burning freely and thoroughly.
The undersigned have hand FIVE HUNDRED
TONS which they will sell vary reasonable prices
which they would be pleased to have purchasers
and test. They authorized guarantee quality
of the Coal to give satisfaction free
and slate HALL & LONEY,
iyS 3m Sc Buchanan's wharf.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-23

~ o A L.
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Companys and other mines in the Georges
Greek Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo
STICKNEY Il CO.,
ap24-tf Exchange place
Gus FoParpp Tp NJ, 7, 60.