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EXPORTS FROM RATTTMOPF

For FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 18TH
corn hNsro"N IRELAND, AND MARKET-16,322 bushels
tons loSwOod, Is tons bark ~ ~ w. N-i "
HALIFAX. n S-23 hlls n 70 -,
tons lignum yit;e. ' ioo o"iS' 'ar' "a
HAREoR GRACE F-9Ol bbis flour Ia Ihit
meal 60 boxes tobacco 275 bbs pork ''' ''4' CUT"
B0CA DEL ToRo.-9 bbs 60 half hills &C.,, . 49,,
cheese, 20 kegs butter, 30 tins do Sboyn, ti N rs
barrels bread 20 half bbs. do % kegs Whit I ~
shingles 80 doz ale i7SSS feet lumber bbis por 0OoO
ST. JAGo DE CUBA.-150 terces goldfish l2l drums do
boxes soap 25 tres lard 200 kegs do 2 kegs butter 300
boxes cheese 200 hams 6O0hhds Shocks 600 pairs heads
BARBADoEs-2,23S bbls -four 500 bbls corn meal 100
bbls bread 1872 bus oats 279S bus bus peas
bus beans, 100 boxes cheese, 300 bbls crackers
PERNAMBUCo AND MARKET go bbls flour 100 kegs
lard 800 bus corn 800 reams paper kegs crackers
CIENFuEGAs.-1OO bbls flour, 200 tierces rice 81 half
erces do so bbs lard 100 kegs do 10 terces hams ae
bus beans 20 boxes tobacco 10 bbs turpentine % bb
tar 2Obbls pitch 100 boxes herring 90 doz bottles cider
100 grindsones, II bales hay, 500 sacks salt
BAHIA AND A MARKET.-2,24S bbls flour 900 half hills
do % 6ds shovelS spades and scoops u washing ma
chimes, 100 boxes candles, casks hams $50 pieces do
~ BOXES starch bags pimento bags pepper chests
tea 10 kegs lard, Is kettles do casks vinegar l case
indigo 70 cans cake 20 cans crackers kegs lard JOS
feet cuttings. ' ''A
DEMERARA-1,9OO bbls. -four 100 half bbs do 900
dds corn meal GO bush corn, so bbs pork $50 tins
lara, oo1 GoNes candles $50 hams, 10 bbs lard OIL 20
200 bills Bread 400 bush bran 100 boxes herrinrs SO
bush. beans. -
HAyaNA-2S2 tons COAL 20 casks spikes SO bbls. pota
toes, 80 doZ. shoves. ' - '' P
MARTISIQuE.-4S3 bbls. -four 200 bbls corn meal 200
BUS corn 400 bus oats 81 bbs pork 100 hams loo bbs
peer ties dried beef, $50 bbls aewives II drums cod
hsh zoo boxes herrngs, bb and tongues half
Dds Do 80 bus beans 10 bbls rosin 10 bbls pitch 10
III Dds whale OIL % kegs butter hhds tobacco so hoy
e cheese 24Ol pieces pipe slaves 81 COG hhds slaves 145
bdls hhds shocks, $1,000 feet plank 300 feet ioiss
TRINIDAD-900 bbls. Hour, 40 half bbs do 15O hills
corn meal 80 half bbs do 120 bbls bread 10 half bbs
DO 90 bbs pork 30 half bbs beef 80 kegs butter 130
kegs lard 10 buckets do 600 bus corn 40 bus peas tes
MANS 70 boxes cheese, hhds tobacco L bbls vincgar
puncheons Matches 100 paper 300 bags 50 bexe
candles so boxes behring's, Is bbls. pitch 20 bbs tar
Dds: rosn, bbs spirits turpentne. 80 oars horses
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D O M E S TIC.

The Knoxville (Tenn.) Wing of the 10Th, notices
the arrival there of car load OF ice from Boston,
through from Savannah Ga, in thirty three hours;
and congratulates the citizens being able to cool
their parched tongues during the summer upon a
luxury which the mildness of the winter denied
them at home
Henry Coomes and Albert Converse, two lads, of
Longmeadow, Massachusetts,, were playing together
on Sunday last, when Converse in sport pointed n
gun toward his companion, saying "Y our money
or you life. The gun proved to be loaded, and the
whole charge of buckshot penetrated Coomes'
| bowels He died almost instantly.
| John Thomas, charged with the murder of his
sister, was found guilty, at the last term of the
Mercer Circuit Court, (Judge Baey's Crcut) and
sentenced to confinement in the Penitentiary for
live years. Abuse, in words, the only provoca-
ton proved in eXtenuation of the offence. merc-
full jury, indeed .ictersonrWe Adcocoe.
There is to be celebration on the first day of
May in Nashville, Tennessee at which time the BAN
ner which presented to the LIST regiment of Ten
nessee volunteers by the young ladies of the Female
Academy, and afterwards returned to them will be
presented to the Historical Society of the State of
Tennessee.
San Francisco is supplied with ice from Sitka, in
Russian America, as New Orleans is with the same
article from Rcaton. The trade has been in pro
gress some time and grows in amount steadily
There is also limited export of ice from the same
place for ports south of San Francisco
Luther }. Wolf, aged about thirty-hve years,
son of the late Governor Wolf, of Pennsylvania
bv falling from the window of his room in tIe
third story of Whites Hotel where he was ON
ployed as bar-keeper. He was suffering from n,ania-
o-lotu.
Bishop Eastburn. protestant EniseopaN of Mas
sachusetts has refused to confirm Mr.. Thomas Co
mer Director of the orchestra of the Boston Tbro
ter, on the ground that his occupation is incompati
bic with Christian profession,
On Saturday last, gentleman named Henry
Mayo, at Fine Greek Mills, Powhatan county, was
nv Will in
uuo Que % niS l9Gs entey OH, throwing IL
Instance OF Ten ieet Ills injuries were so serious
M - '"0 u '"o nou's 'lieie''i'er'
IIe PIln.atlon OF MIR; johnson, near American
# s ouont py t1le
washed away THIS i The ,ane 1or tho a o u
off was recently moda f''''' "''' '''' III" ''''
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LATER FROM IA TANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY

Steamship Empire City, Captain i. p Griffin
left New Orleans April goth, arrived at Havana on
the 23d, at sunrise, and after connecting with the
steamship Granada, left the following dav at s. A
NJ, arriving at New York Thursday morning
Three hours after leaving Havana the Empire
City saw steamer Philadelphia, bound in from New
York.
She left in port steamers Granada and Isabel. the
former awaiting the arrival of the Philadelphia the
latter to sail the next morning for Charleston via
Key West.
On the 18th, at 1O15 p. NJ. the Empire CITY. while
steamng over smooth sea, light airs stirring only
for some time previously, was struck by tvphoon
blowing from the n. w. with the utmost violence.
keeling the ship over blowing the sails from their
gaskets, parting the boat aShngs, and tossing the
boats up like air shells.
The sea, lit occasionally by vivid flashes of light
ming, seemed black plane fecked with snowy
drifts After some fifteen minutes the weight of the
first blast passed on and its strength thereafter
gradually abating finally stood at strong gale
which lasted the night and the following dav, the
ship riding handsomely very heavy sea. Before
the squall struck the ship the atmosphere had indi
Gated an approaching danger. A light ftful breeze
played around the compassionate angry masses of
Clouds rendered darker by occasional gleamings of
the moon through their interstices. rolled up appa-
rently to common centre, about the zenith while
frequent lightnings flashed wildly from out of
their depths. This typhoon occurred in lat. SO so,
Ion. 1855, and seemed a startling intruder on a
quiet April night
HAVANA, April 24.-The American brig COrtez
Durand master, was seized few days since by a
British gunboat and it is supposed has been sent to
J Jamaica for trial, under suspicion of being intended
for the slave trade. She was regularly cleared at
the Havana Custom House, with legal cargo on
board, and had slave fittings or anything to in
dictate the purpose charged unless the fact of having
passenger owning the cargo, acting supercargO
for the sale and protection of his property is con-
demning evidence. The passengers had money
also, which in these times is very suspicious cir
The matter is being investigated bv the Consul
General of the United States. The passengers and
mate of the vessel, who would not join in the plan
to plumber the vessel, were put on shore between
this and Cardenas and have returned to this port
If the vessel was guilty, they should have been kept
on board-but the mate was offered large sum of
money on board the gun boat $500 if he
would sign the denouncng protest drawn up
by the command. The Captain, -, received the
gold as by agreement made before leaving TIa-
vana.
We have two cargoes of Chinese arrived 22d, from
Hong Kong and Swatow-in all, 527 delivered, lost
on the passage by the two vessels, 321.
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P E R S O N A L,

The Rev. Sullivan II. Weston, was on the Nth
inst on the first ballot, and by the unanimous vote
of the Episcopal convention, elected Bishop of
Texas: MIR: Weston is assistant minister of Trinity
church in New York, and is the second bishop
which that corporation has furnished within the
last six years.
The Memphis Bulletin announces that j. Knox
Walker, Esq, senator in the last Legislature from
Shelby county, and w. l.. McConnico, Esq, sena-
tor from Rutherford and Williamson, have formed
law partnership in Memphis.
Mr.. Sidney Coolidge, native of Boston, has been
| taken prisoner in Mexico by Gen. Excheaugauy-
The cause of his arrest is not stated He went out
to Mexico to survey the proposed railroad from Vera
| Cruz to the Pacific.
| Gov. Wise was at Fredericksburg, Va, ON Mon
dav last en- route to Wakefield in Westmoreland
to naugurate the enclosure of Washington's birth
place, recently coded to the State of Virginia.
James o. Griffith, ESQ.,, has retired from the edi-
torial management of the Herald, of Columbia
| Tennessee
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Nev York
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
- i-'h /isIL 4ftA Nv
For THE WEEK ENDING Emmy L

FUK THE " EEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING, April 80
ENCHANGE,-There is no special change since our no
ttce of Wednesday last We quote Bankers Bills on Lon
don at lOSA 100; Commercial do. 1OSlOS% Paris GO
days sight 5fl5a5fl64 do short sight 5f114; Antwerp
5f.15; Amsterdam II 4d41H; Bremen 79d794; Hamburg
36A; Cologne %; Frankfort Il kd4lA.
ALCOHOL There has been rather a limited inquiry,
with sales during the week of so bb 9% cts and 200
bbs Western 50 per cent at 40 Sellers are asking at
the close II cts. Retail lots selling 43Cd 10 cts
BREAD-The figures for Bread unchanged. We
quote cts per lb for Navy, AZ for Pilot and cts
for Crackers, subject to a discount for cash.
BEE&WaX.-fhere has been no change since last week
We quote it at 30d31 cts, with very limited inquiry
BARK.-rhe market has shown considerable activity
this week, but at figures below those of last week The
sales have been 120 tons Quercitron at Ss3 "a The
market closes with rather downward tendency
COTTON.-The demand this week has been good from
spinners, who are the only parties purchasing. We
note sales during tie week of about 500 low Mid
ding to Middling far Upands and Gulf at from II is
cash to Il cts four months. Stock hand about 200
bales The market closes firm advance of cent on
last weeks quotations. We now quote
GRADES. UPLAND GULF. WESTERN.
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Dublit SALES.
BY GIBSON d co.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NAIEARI Il

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VAJJTARI
IL BRTCK-KILN PROPERTY IN FEE SIMPLE p
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore C
the undersigned Trustee will offer sale at blc
auction, at the Baltimore Exchange, on THIS DAY the
lst day OF MAY, 1885, at one O'clock p. NJ, a LOT OF
GROUND and premises in the south western section of
the city OF Baltimore being of the tract of land called
ch Neck and Towards Timber Neck, and described as
follows beginning for its and distances ut the
bennng OF the hole ground conveyed by Samuel
TO Humphrey Pearce by deed dated the 1h September
1910, and recorded among the land records of Baltimore
thence bounding on the first line of the whole ground
vyed by Chase to Pearce aforesaid south Az degrees
west $50 feet inches then running parallel with Woos
street south 43 degrees east 40 perches; until it in.
Ile north az degrees east 60 perches line of the
VII GROUND conveyed by Chase Pearce aforesaid
Gnu teh running and bounding said line north 42L
SI' ooO ieet inches, to the end of said line and
i noI ~ y degrees west 40 perches to the begin
HlE ~ I rI Mn ACRES AND THREE UARTERS
AN M 10 ooOAkE fERCHES OF LAND more or less
Inns properly Is IN fee. The is of an excellent nuo
H NJ MT cR cray ana there in operation ON the
lou iMO BfICh kll.NS with the necessary floors and
ses Tor the manufacture of Brick plat Of the nonrr
" can De seen at the office of the Trustee
TERMS OF SALE:
one ourth cash. and the residue in three canal Install
ments at four eight and twelve months from the da ~
sale, with interest The credit payments to be securc5 70
the satisfaction of the Trustee. ~
All taxes will be paid by the Trustee to the LIST of lam
airy, 1858. VI ''l"
j, MASON CAMPBELL,
Trustee
o GIBSON x co.
apo-eotsNuS
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Middling:::y.. I$GiS4 134@13k 13G134
Good Middling 15R6l3A 13Adl4 13B6l33
Middling Fair. l34 all l46144 l3]Gl4

COFFEE.-The market opened this week rather quiet
hut subsequently we note brisk inquiry, with sales
considerable extent full rates The sales include SIS
bags Rio in lots at 10H cents low grades and medium
1O5O bags good fair 10 cents 100 bags damaged prime
at l0% cts 400 bags the cargo of the bark Rainbow at
lO cts round soc bags prime at ll11H cents and 200
DAYS hia at ii cts Laguayra Is du; we now quote it
at IL Ma II cents The bark VIM. II. Newman arrived yes
teriay from Rio, with 20S bags Coffee. The stock here
has been much rel1ced and holders very firm at the
above figures.
trade but no SPECIAL movement is to be noticed for the
week We still quote Adamantine at 1SG21 cts Chemi-
cal Sperm at 2S0 cts; Sperm at 3Sd40 cts Mould at
ia IA cts. for Western and 15dl6 cts for City,
CoAl4-The uninterrupted navigation of the canal has
diverted much of the trade to Alexandria that would other
wise have come here and the market is very quiet the
quotations, viz; Cumberland Coal at $3.50 for Fine
sos, and Cumberland Lump at Sc.
FLOUR.-The market has been moderately active this
week the sales amounting to some 10000 bbls. The
ket has ruled steady and closes to-day firm at
good straight brands of Ohio and Howard Street Super
and S412% for best City Mills. quote Extra 81 62b
"a S475 for Ohio Howard Street at SIS 7&dS5, and City
follows:
HOWARD STREET.-1050 bbls at s437k, and 500 bbls
choice brands at $3.50 Extra has been neglected and
we are without any transactions to report.
OHIo-The market for this description has been steady
Sales reported of 1000 bbs Super at 81 37H Extra
has been quite active We sales of 700 bbls at 81
5000 bbls at 81 75 $50 bills choice at S. 200 bbs
cut do at A. We also sales of 500 bbs
diana Extra at S.
CITY MTLLs-There has been very little inquiry for this
variety The sales include 200 hbls 81 500 bbs at
% for choice and 500 hb choice Extra at $3.50 The
ket closes very dull at s. l2% for Super and So
| for Extra. 800
! FAMILY AND EXTRA FLoUR.-Baltimore ground Family
is selling 81 so and Extra at Sc So by the dray load
CORN MEAL-The market has improved % cts per bbl
Sales of bbs Baltimore ground $780, Brandywine
! we quote nominally at 500
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

CRcuIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CrY-Belore Hon.
VIM, Geo. krebs, Judge. The following business
was transacted yesterday:
Caroline Brown Samuel J. Brown. Petition
nled Tor divorce, cmeuto moriDonii. Tagart
for complainant.
- Elizabeth Garrel rs. James c. Carroll Petition
Med for a divorce, rincdo motrinionii. Hack for
the complainant.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 30.-'The Senate to-day reced
ed from its amendments to the Deficiency BILL which
now only awaits the Presidents signature
Mr.. Kennedy, in the Senate voted for the Kansas
report. Mr.. Pearce, of Maryland, had paired of
with Mr.. Bell. In the House, Mr.. Bowie and Mr.
kunkle voted for the Report, Mr.. Steuart paired
Oft, and Messrs. Davis, Harris and Ricaud voted
against it in company with Messrs. Blair Bonha m,
Marshall of KY, Quitman and Underwood the
only votes against the report from the slave States
The Senate in Executive session to-day confirmed
number of appointments, among them that of J..
c. Vandyke, as District Attorney at Philadelphia
Numerous members of Congress have paired oft
for the purpose of forthwith returning to their
homes.
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THE UTAH EXPEDTTION-DEPAR @
THE PENCE COMMISSIONERS &c

ST. Louis, April 3O.-The Leavenworth cores
pondent Of the Republican states that the Peace
Commissioners, Messrs Mccullough and Powell left
for Utah on the 18th inst, with an escort of six
men.
The movement to occupy the Platte District
awaits the arrival of Gen. Pcrsifer F. Smith
There are now at the Fort, ready for service, if.
teen hundred cavalry horses, two hundred artillery
horses and $500 mules.
Messrs. Russell, Majors and Waddle have dis
patched in all 3l2 wagons, and $50 wagons are now
being got in readiness.
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THE PASSAGE OF THE KANSAS BILL.
WASHINGTON. April 30.-The Cabinet was in ses.
sion when the Kansas Bill was passed. and this in,
formation was promptly conveyed to them
Salutes were fired near the Capitol and in the vi
entity of the Presidents house, as well as else
where, in token Of satisfaction at the result.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET

r,.-., April 90.
ana the arrivals have slightly increased Prices however
nave advanced owing to the great demand and sales were
made of Shad at S11d$13 per hundred and Herring at
Sl1. so G$l2 per thousand "
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MARKETS.

New YORK, April 3O.-Cotton-sales of 500 bales
to-day-market unchanged. Flour has declined 5
cts. Sales of IA 900 bbls. at % for State and
S4.45@S460 for Ohio. Wheat is lower with sales
of 10000 bushels. Southern red 1OS@1l2k cts
Corn has declined ct Sales of sc, 900 bushels
white 1902 cts yellow 7l@75 cts. Beef is firm
Pork is dull and unsettled-saes of Mess at SIS. rs
@SlS.S0-Prme SIS. 25@S $3.50. Whiskey is stea-
dy at q cts. Coffee is firm at l019@ll% cts. Su-
gar is quiet-Oreans ACC -Muscovado 52sGG4
cts urpentine-Spirits dull at 40 cts. Rosin is
steady at Sl5l to arrive. Rice is steady. Freights
are tirmer Cotton to Liverpool taken at 3-l6.-
Flour Is. Sd. Grain 51@@5Md.
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SCHWARTZ & DIX,

SCHWARTZ & DIX,
~ III LOMBARD STREET
Have in store and for sale the lowest market prces
1000 whole, y and \ Boxes BUNCH RAISINS.
500 90 " 90 LAYERS RAJSINS
100 Drums SULTANA RAISINS.
so Bales Princess p. $. and Bordeaux ALMONDS
SO Trails Lisbon ?. s. and 1vca ALMONDS
100 Bags 1vica and Tarragona ALMONDS
100 Bags Sicily and Hard Shell ALMONDS
100 Boxes and 20 Bbls. Shelled ALMONDS
100 Bags Naples and Sicily WALNUTS.
$50 Bags FIEBERTS
100 Bags PALM NUTS,
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS
300 Gases PRUNES, in glass jars and boxes
so Kegs Bordeaux and Malaga PRIMES
5000 Drums and American Boxes FIGS
200 Baskets Bordeaux and MarSeilles OIL ouorts and
pints.
SO Cases SARDINES, whole, halves and quarters
100 Barrels REFINED SUGARS.
1000 Boxes No. FIRE CRACKERS.
% Casks CURRANTS. 5 Cases CITROS
so Cases PRESERVED GINGER.
$50 Trails DATES.
500 Boxes ORANGES. 200 Boxes LEMONS
10 900 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS,
SCHWARTZ 4 DIX
Tnun hard'
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON,
USTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE

VIZ USTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABL F,
Il FARM IN CALVERT COUNTY. l will. by virtue
OF general order of the Circuit Court Baltimore
County in relation to the estates of nsolvent debtors sell
by public auction at the Baltimore Exchange on
DAY MAY the 18th, 1858, at o'clock p NJ Trustee
of Phillip Poppler, insolvent:
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND situate in
calvert County Maryland and lying very the
Public Road leading from Prince Frederick to Plumb
Iont The farm according to the title papers, contains
SAN ACRES but is said to contain about $50 acres about
100 of which wood land and the arabe of the
wood good portion is timber, such oak, hickory pop
lar chesnu &c, &c. The arabic is diversified with high
and meadow land, and all well watered The soil good
ana susceptible of the highest improvement. The build
ingS are a FRAME DWELLING and the usual OUT
MOI SEES. The land lies about % miles from Prince
Frederick, and about miles from Plumb Point, on the
Chesapeake Bay where the steamboats, stop three
times week and adjoining the land of Abraham L. John
son, ESQ., the land of Richard Hance, Esq and other
lands
Terms of sale onethird cash. and the in two
equal payments of twelve and twenty four months with
interest and approved security.
i. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
cod
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o. o. TRUSTEES SALE.I will,

o. o. TRUSTEES SALE will, by VIZ
ii tue of decree the Circuit Court for Baltimore
$50 city, sell by public auction the premises, on
TUESDAY,, May 18th, 1858. at o'clock p. NJ All that
LOT OF GROUND situated in the city aforesaid and
scrbed as follows: Beginning therefor the south
corner of Orleans and Ann streets thence running south
on Ann street 2S feet nche thence extending of
uniform width and binding Orleans street 80 feet a
common alley three feet wide, subject to annual
ground rent of fifty dollars, payable half yearly.
The lot is improved by THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSES. The one the corner is occupied as store
and dwelling, with back building, and the other
dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onehaf cash, and the balance in
six months, with interest and notes endorsed.
l.. VI. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
WIN. HAMILTON,
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o. TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIBABL n

On TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
#siii PROPERTY, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH WEST
s4@--< CORNER OF PARK AND MULBERRY STREETS.
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city sitting in equity, the undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction, the premises, THURSDAY, the
10th day of May next, at II O'Clock, NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
and lying in the city of Baltimore, and described fol
lows that is to say Beginning for the at the
formed by the intersection of the south side of Mulberry
street and the side of Park street. and running
thence southery, binding Park street, ninety nine
feet to an alley twelve feet wide thence westerly bound
ing on that alley fifty feet thence northery, parallel
with Park street ninety nine feet to Mulberry street and
thence eastery, binding Mulberry street. fifty feet
to the place of beginning Subject to the payment of the
ANNUAL GROUND RENT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS
The whole lot is improved by SEVEN BRICK HOUSES
the corner house being well located for the grocery
provision business.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the decree-Onc
third cash on the day Of sale; One-thrd credit of
six months and remaining third in twelve months
the deferred payments carry interest and to be secured
to the satisfaction of the undel signed.
JOHN J. SNYDER, Trustee,
a,D9 ttp street