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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL IT Haslett, NY; w B
Butter, o. Watson and lady, Mo; p F ouke,
, Ritch, NY; T Berry USA; w Berry Ga: H
ID Twiggs, do, w r Mason Va C N Francis
cas-, Pa w hibler, do; c f Anspach and lady
s sTI s1s WEBB web vi Rsrshaw 1r Tenn;
send, Nd STAIRS, do; w Weems, do; w 3
Mathew, do; b A Ferguson, dc; Stevens. La;
w Wall4eh, Washington Star A Camalor,
1 Harrison, do; Nj Browning, Ala Doug
Gregory, jr, do; II " Hook, Pa, Il B Latrobe
sc; w Cromeher, Pa; Bellaise do; j b Mavo
Mcpherson, Mo; F Teal, J Phillips, Ny; G c
saddler, Md; Robt Brady, NY Hopping,
do; M Smith Va.
NATIONAL HOTEL ii Harmon, Michi-
gan; CrofOot, do; T and A Kennard, Nd; J
NsIlyaine and lady, Va; winn, NY: p G Pen.
dlston, Md Nj A Dexter, Kan Ter; A Z Ely, NY;
M NJ Rhodes, Mass; ] TuFeil, b E Boner' A
Dayton, NY; 4 Brooke, Va; Hon A w Cragin,
HH d. Ma Crsgin and son, do NJ H.thaway, Me;
w Lively, NY; w Davidson Va; w Fl Har-
ysy, NY; l. Seward aud fanny, GA; NJ Craw-
ford shd fam, do; X Edmoaston, Va; c III Ii
snow and lady, Mass Miss NJ Chase, Md; O
Porter, Pa; Law, NY Geo Darse, Pa; A Da-
Heale, Ind -
WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-w M Robb, DC: G
e AnsPach and lady, Pa; Alden, CT MIR
Garner, do; E Pratt, do; ] Buchanan, Md;
Bonnycastle, USA; L Rainev, n York; IL \
Walker, Mich; T Ames, Mass; r Meek, w
Phelps, do; Col ID Ruggles, q ) A; f Gavit,
kef, III; ID III Bodhsh, Mass; Bushor, Pa; II
Brooks, Levingale, q Thomas Iowa; p X
Randall, Md; w X Calls, do; A Robinson. Ny
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-w Jones, Va: ]
BelgeE, NY; Elliott, Pa; III RaTole do: w X
Page, Va; w l. Brnde, do; F Bremen. do; r
jackson, do o p Marsh, Min; w Murphy.
do; Martin and family, Ala; l. Evans /.
r. Evans, Mun.on. Cal; Y Brasher. Md X
Barry, do; w PettyJohh. Va; ID Blidqe
ford, do Capt Steers. do; G Al Locker do; q
ODeiahous=, La; NJ Burbridge, XIV; Kemp
shall, Flaw Grey, Md; Huber, Pa; Gar
nsr, La.
U.s. HOTEL, IL. o. SMITH Bunbeu
DC; l. Tyler, Va; A Mayfod, Md; ; Jams
son Pa, II w Gilman, Ny; ; Hacker, Ill. G
Hughes, NC; VI Mendenhgll; W Foster Pa;
w h Rogers. Kan; F Graft Pa; Col Long and
family. Ny; Hon II Andenon Mo; Il + Barge,
Pa w = HammOns, Va W II Rollins. Pa; w
X Jennings, NY.
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WHY Cars WASH THEIR FAcs.-A cat once
caug NJ sparrow. and was about to devour IT,
out tho sparrow said no gentleman eats till he
has nrst washed bis face The cat, struck with
this remark, set the sparrow down and BEGAN to
wash his face with his paw ,lbut the sparrow few
away This veXed Puss extremely, and he said
AS long as live will eat frat and wash nv
dsy
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EVENING STAR.
HER WAYS.

BY CHARLES MAckAY.
When there il something TO be said,
In pleasure or IN pain.
To brighten Joy like sunlight shed,
Or dry affections RAIN: .-
When she'd console, rebuke, control,
With yes" or mo" as clear
She's such a way OF say ing 10,
lis pleasantness TO hear.
And when thers's something to be done,
At needs or duty's call,
A courtesy. q charity,
A Kindness great or small;
Or daily grief, that seeks relief:
Whater the action be-
she's such a way OF doing 10
She wins all hearts to see. -'.-
But say ing, doing, night or day.
'TIsdIffioult to tell
The sweetsst grace, of mind or face,
That marks her tn exec y.
She seldom brea hes the love ! crave,
But robed in light divine,
She's such way Of looking n
AS proves her TO be mine.
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NE NSElS SfEt 4E q

In aecordance with the provisions of the act Of
Cony Tess entitled IAN act authorizing changes in
the location Of land ofhces,"' approved March Sd.
1888, II IL hereby declared and made known fhnt he
Sta'e of Michigan. will be removed to the isLkSDof
MACK MAC at as early a PERIOD as practicable.
furtner roii es to the precise tire OF removal
land district
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington,
this Sd day Of December, A. ID. 1857.
BY order OF the President,
Commissioner of the General Land once
d<-laW6V
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r ONDON JUVENILE BOOKS.
IL Hans Andersop's Tales and Fairy Stories,
I.ouIs's Schoo Days,
Sanford and Merton,
tvs,Ings 81 Home.
Edgar chQon, or Risht and Wrong.
Espenanza, or the Home OF The Wanderers,
Grimm's Home STORES.
TIE Castswsys. or Adventures in Africa,
Ssxelfnrd, q story for the Young.
livery Roy's Book.
FAIRY Tslss II the Countess D'A Ulnoy,
Arabian Nights.
Robinson Crusoe.
Just recsiveds BY
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Traveller Dirsetsry. e,
NEW XXS{yER k A yy9I tEy5E g
E79 n. sa',: se.,e,s.s 'as. @al9Ik
LtWs are: 3 ~
The ATLANTIC ----..---- Capt. Oliver Eldridgs.
The BA Capt. Joseph Comstock
The ADRIATfC-------.-- Capt, James West.
Traveller Directory,

There chips having bsen built by contract erryessy
tor Government service, every has been taken
In their constr also IN their eng Ines
for passsnk sre uEespaled Tor elegance and
fort.
tight Compartments, and pense has been pared
TO make them all as good as new the tiiorous
natlon gwen them proves their mode OF consti NC
ton , ct uGe quRiled 80.
Price OF paassse from New York to Liverpool, in
first cabin, 8 $50; IN second do, 975 From Liver
pool tcNsw YORK, 80 and % guincas. An expert
perieDced s;W geon attached To each ship. No bsths
oan Lo secufod until paid for.
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IL Fifty years ago Hayti was noted for its
extensive plantations of sugar. coffee and cotton
bul they have now almost entirely disappeared
except those of coffee, which are however, much
reduced
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,


On the petition of Henry McCsIty, Of PIttshurgh.
Pennsy vania praying for the extension Of a patent
granted 10 him the l6h of March, 1874 for an I'M
provement IN "SuspendIBg, opening, and closing
Lock Gates. f"r seven years from the expiration
81 said patent which takes place the 10th daY of
Mfroh, 1859
is ordered that the ssld petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday. March the 9Th next, ~ II
o'clock M; and all persons notified appear and
SHOW canss. II any they nave, why said petition
ought not To Ice granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required To q
IN the Patent Once their objections speoIslly set
forth in writing At least twenty days before the day
OF heSrIng all Testimony fled BY either party Ia he
used at the said hearing must he tsk Ell and transmit
Tel IA accordance with the rules ui the Once, which
VII be furnished on applies
Inc testimony the Wal he closed on the s1rh
CT February depOsltions apd either papers reisd
upon as testimony must he filed IN the Ofhce on
before the moiniHg of thSt day the unents any,
within ten DAYS thereafter.
Ordered, ALSO that thIs notice be published an the
Union, National lnteilIsenceri and Evening Star,
Washlng ron: Re pubiIcan, baltimore; Argus, PhIa-
del phIa: DAILY News, New York; and Inquirer. Cln-
cinnatl, Ohio; once a week for three successive
weeks. previous To the 9th day OF March next. the
dsy OF hearing. JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.S-Editors Of the above papers wall please copy.
and send their bills 10 the Patent Office with pspsr
containing this notice. d24 lswsw
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
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@ EM - 80
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ing at hs Vest Sa n
ire Tevlson S[the running arfans ofths ROAD
Ser sfiffff R 81 nn9 a TKAS s be
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5s4sn3 as s.1B f WA' stations and arrives at Cum
ssc9nd-,fne MAIL TRAIN starts SUNDAY sx:
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trsIns for Columbus, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Loa-
tsTe e. ~ oa' ami at same pace
C!syeisnd Road and also at farkersburs With Ma
,TT4,TIirrhs ST LOUIE, snd CINCINNATI
i"m neas to Cincinnati win esPrsIs sn .a's
Carseat C0iumbUs,l and reaching there IN hut %
hours from Baltimore ara % hours T9m WaGns
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roads lor cHilloothe. Cincinnati etc Thsss trs!ns
Louis, and al Cincinnati with tue Great Ohio ADD
Mi.fi7slppI Express for Louisville. CsiIo ana 81
lons through Ia ~. LOUIS ~ less than AZ hours from
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and ."uthern places The West much less, whllf
the diSInacs Is from ~ 10 lC0 mes sh0rteC than by
the shortest o' other routes. From the West These
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Passengers nom baltimore or Washing ton ma,
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Wheeling Accommodation at all Stations beyond
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Mt ) 81 +. Nj.
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the Mail sRstwsrdly.
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and ~ Hains from Washington connect with the
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Bookseller, Odeon Building, corner "a ct.

THE ADVENTURES OF A CAT. and a Gne
i Cat, too. colored engrsvinSs; London, 1857.
The Adventures of a Bear and great Bear, too.
colored engraving-; London, 1851
The Adventures Of Dog, and a good Dog, too.
colOred ergravings; London 1851.
The Little p grim, by Alfred Crovqui, beauti-
fully illustrated: London. 1857.
FAIRY Gold. Translated from the French, many al
lustrations: London. 1867.
Tales and FAIRY Stores. translated from the Ger
man: London. l857
SaXelfnrd, q story for the Ycung, many illustra-
tIons; London, 1851.
Eda Morton, or Schoo-Toom DAYS, many illustra-
tIous: London, 1851.
With MANY ofher Books. English, French
and American, for youths of all ages.
ian FRANCK TAYLOR
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BROWN, SIMPLIFY d CO., Liverpool.
B. q. WAINW RIGHT& Co, Paris.
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for gold silver. bullion, specie, jewelry, preciou.
stones metals, unless bills of ladlug signed
therefor Ind the value thereof expressed therein.
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RANKIN HOUSE
CHUBB BROTHERS.
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them to deposit Gold and Check for currency, the
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PURCHASED
ATTHE BEST RATES.
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ON THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN E u
ROPE, IN SUMS TO SUIT.
GOLD CURRENCY. AND VIRGINIA no
FEY ACCOUNTS, WILL BE OPENED
FOR DFPOSITORS, PAYABLE IN SAME
FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHANGING THE
cURRE NT RATES.-CHECKS MUST BE
MARKED ACCORDINGLY.
SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRINCI-
PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN
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BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON COM
MISSION.
UNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND
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V,EN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Corporation Bonds of the City Of Davenport,
Iowa. pay ing 10 per cent. interest 10y Coupon IN New
York. Bonds of $3.50 each. The growing city Of
Davenport has now about $1,000 inhabitants, AID Is
municipal debt 10 only Sl0J, and IT'S railroad debt
only 8 0UO and cannot now be increased. The
statistics of the city were published IN the intelI-
gencer of the 3Dth September. We recommend
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NEW PCBLICATIoN.-"Bis;o and Legs
! Examination Of that part Of the Supreme
Courts decIsIon IA the bred Scoir case which de-
oiarSs the of the Missouri Com
promise Act. and the self extension of the CoEst
tntlou tn Territories carry slavery along with
u." BY the suthOr OF The Thirty Years View; &C
tavo; David Appleton a Co. New York. 1857.
The abys work Just ISSUED from the press, for
sale ~ the VOL known slsnd, corner Of aud
Penus, ys Ms avenue. Storeoty pc edit son. beautI
fully printed an c'ean new type hne white paper and
with best black INK. Bound in black Goth aud gIlt
ieiie 81. Done up in Durable form in. permanent
use. Price 81.
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Rminaion Of what the author deems 10 be- the po
hticsl part ofthe Courts opinion. avoiding any no
toe the judicial rart Winch related 10 the personal
claims of the parties record. u is written in a
spirit Of entire devotion 10 the institutions Of our
country, and with total hi,siIn fr IN all party
views. The authors ov "a words are: Il write for
party bat for II men who venerate the ks Of onr
ancestors, and who W sh 20 Government
kept on the foundatlo hcl they pisced IT.. %
ISL And 40 is believed thst this pledge hiss been
kept IN the work and which IL considered. lv com
pefent jutges, as the most rgnal and profound uf
all the authors works, ard SO treated as 20 present
new views r. the oldest re~ders. snd in fact 10
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

"a IS Years Of Are,
Nv hose sands OF life have nearly run out, diseov
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L Colds, and Genera Debility. The remedy was
] discovered by him when his only child, n daugh-
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wonderful restorative and healing qualities of prep
sratIons made from the East India Hemp, and the
thought occurred to- HIM that he might make rem
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Ieallzins has wishes. His child cured, and il
now aIye and well. He has since administered the
mona'tIn. remedy to thousands Of sufferers in all
parts oi the world. and he has failed in max
, ,ns tnsin completely healthy and happy. Wishing
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"a eSE Gntd SIss N. md SkESSA 9S
val of the United States Mail 8. g. Company, steam
larry on 5th and atR of each month with the mails.
and passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and ap-
proved By the Navy Department, and guaranty SPEED
The Panama Railroad t47 miles long !, is now COM
Pleted from ocean to ocean, and 10 crossed In SCR
hours. The baggage of passengers is check ed in New
embarked al Panama BY steamer at the companJ's
expense. The money paid in New York covers all
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Fsnfisco to prevent detention ~ case Of acci-
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
Conductors go through BY each stesmer. and take
charge of women and children without other proteo-
For through tists.s at the Ioxest rates apply a.
kR mi sHfAkGG&SGGShR 4 Fk Is q CO..
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR RIGHT WEARS. sol
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VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
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CAuTIos.-so many frauds and imrosi- >l4Ak
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peIpetrated on travellers bound to CAL
FORNlA, that the subscriher, the only auth3rized
Agent for passage by the U. =. Mail Line, via Pana
ma in the city Of New York. feels II his duty to
caution all persons seeking passage 70 CalifoIpis,
that, TO AVON IMposIJIos they must bs careful to
fnd the true Office OF the Steamships of the Z. 3.
Mail IiIe, via Panama Rsiroad, as no other ONCE
in New York is authorized TO engage paesaEe.
The Companies have only one sfics in New York,
which 10 at in street, Of Warren street,
fronting 90 the North River, the head Of the Com
pany'e Wharf. '.. t
irr Observe my sign over the door. n
]. w. RAYMOND, Agent.
is1S- New York.
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Gilman, Kldwe Il Lawrence, J. d. Gardner, Bury
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Dyson, F ord Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R.
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R1BLES AND PRAYER BOOKS. in r,,;.,w
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With clasps and Illustrations. French por,roo,H,oo
Albums, EBglIsh and French Drawing Boo. n G"j
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IR Poetry AMI Prose. AMI French, Engsb an5
American Juvenile Books for youth Of al ages,
mostly imported from Europe by himsrlf
Do FRANCK TAYLOR.
(tOkE FOR SALE.
" Superior COKE, in any quantity. now fs,r SALE
Inquire without delay, az the off Of the Gas Light
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d2-dd BROWN, Secretary.
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YER'S
Cathartic Pills,
(SUGAR COATEDD

Y The following remedies are Of
fered To the public as the hest, most
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ORIENTAL NAIL POLISH. giving beautiful
~ !Ustre to the finger nails, at GIBBSS Hair
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
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In Oil Coors on Canvas
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GouratIgn.
WASHINGTON

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE
AV1FOR YOUNG LADIES.-The WINTER SESSION
begins November 3d. 1858. The of instruction in
the usual branches is full and thorough being under the
direction of an efficient Faculty of able and experienced
Teachers Every necessary appliance required for Female
education at the command of the Institution Parents
who desire thorough education for their daughters with
the comforts and advantages of the Christian family
invited to examine the School.
For terms of admission and further information address
Kew GEO. LEWIS STALEY Principal, Mount Washing
ton, Baltimore Co., Maryland, Rev. Dr. HEINER, Sec
ond St., Baltimore. Catalogues be had at CUSHINGS
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arg GOODS.

EALL OPENING
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS
Comprising all the newest and attractive styles
In SILK ROBES, A TABLEAU
ROBES, A LEI;
ROBES, A DOUBLE JUPE;
SILKS, by the yard in great variety
Also, complete assortment OF
PRINTED MERINOS:
DELAINES
POPLINS;
MERIN0 PLAIDS;
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
POLE DE CHEVRES;
SHAWLS;
With complete stock of
MOURNING GOODS:
To which will be adding all the novelties the season.
P SA large and well selected stock of Housekeeping
and DOMESTIC GOODS. Also, full assortment Of
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for Mems and Boys wear
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Dnblif Salts.
SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP
BY SAMUEL I'll. GOYER

fif 5a:r SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP
R4jiI ERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.-Under authori.
ty from Susannah G. X. Hunter Administrative of
the personal estate of Thomas Hunter deceased un
dersigned, attorney and trustee will offer at public sale
to the highest bidder mon DAY the Sd day of Janua,
ry, 1859, at the Exchange saesrooms, in Baltimore
city, at O'Clock P NJ
ALL THAT FARM IN BALTIMORE COUNTY. called
PROSPECT HILL RESURVEYED, containing 263 acres
and roods and which conveyed by Moses Miller to
said Thomas Hunter by deed mortgage dated the 18th
in Liber A. W. b., No. 432, folio 25S &c. to secure the
debt therein mentioned.
This farm is about 16 miles from Baltimore city,
the Hartford Turnpike Road. and adjons the lands OF
Messrs. Cuttings, Wilson, and others 1t is well watered
LARGE ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT The buildings
on it consist of LARGE BRICK DWELLING, STONE
FRAME sWITZER BARNS, CORN House, CIDER
HOUSE, BLACKSMITH SHOP &c.
The terms sale fourth cash and the balance
in one two and three with interest and security
Title indisputable. 7. PARKIN SCOTT,
Trustee and Attorney.
S. H. COVER,
d. 2awts R,BALr.co,ADvo., BALr.co.AM. Auct'r.
- SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP
Hill ERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, NEAR THE
7z3 CITY.-By virtue of the power conferred on the
undersigned by the Teutonia Building Association, No 2
MORTGAGE in pursuance Othe provisions of the Act of the
General Assembly of Maryland, entitled An Act relating
to Mortgages in the City and County of Baltimore passed
at December session. 1926 he will offer for sale at public
auction at the Exchange sales No 10 South Gay
street, Baltimore city, the ELEVENTH day of Janu
ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND,
situate and lying in Baltimore county and described
follows, to wit Beginning for the at stone, the
beginning of the whole ground which conveyed by
Martin and wife to certain Thomas G. Scharf by deed
dated May 1st A. D. 1851 and running thence reversing
the last line of said ground south 57 degrees west IN
perches to stone heretofore planted of said
ground said stone standing at point distant perches
eastery from the edge of the principal mill race, thence
running down the meanders of said and reversing
the line lines of said and keeping perches dis
tant herefrom in all 100 feet thence northeastery until
he of
said ground at point distant 100 feet souheaserly from
the beginnings thence reversing said lines and bounding
thereon l2O feet to the beginning said property is stua
ted near the intersection of Poorhouse lane and Baltimore
street exended together with the Improvements there
on, consisting of a TWO-STORY DWELLING, Out
Houses, and very large Brick Cellar especially built
for Brewery.
The property is subject to the annual ground rent
of 500.
Terms of sale One third cash the day of SALE and
the balance in six and nine months from the day Of sale,
to be secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned
ALEXANDER WOLFF,
Trustee and Attorney,
II Law Buildings.
1uS dS Auct;