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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

Tin Monuox wAR-will Brigham Yo>mg
fgbt or run away This Is one OF the Snotty
questions Of the day. No one can determine.
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MARRYING AND GIVEN IN Ma<sAer.-Somc
queer affairs Of this kind hsv;s come of in these
paris,
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AxuH KxENrs THIS EvENIN a.
ACADEMY OF AUsIo tourteeoth q -aRu - CoNossr-
.umrsAHn fHAsusS vrEuxrsnrs 10
BROADWAY rHE-,rRx, Rroadxav --Brxrn. x-scaus
vcssx yRcs ecnool rs 2 ScAspAL-Pooa PLiIcop ".
NInros oAnBtN. ssosdwsy-Jocxo-rIcn Ror
BowER7 THkAraE ,Bow~y-aIssn-sxs. v1 II
&rsA.
DU&T06e fHBAfER BrvA dwsy eeposits Bond q yeet
xsosa Tax fisruRs H~ sLAaD Asp AnaR1oA-t ''s''
rArS p
,MAid.AeKs fHEArnk sr,sA way-IAD,rs BswAi VI
iNss hsoT- RossRl MksarRR.
pLAuRA KIEEKr THEATRE ~ Sdway-BLaNcHE
E.1sDhB AxKBIOAy MUSEUM BN &vsy-Ancrnoos
LOTT bAssIsv-vorR IIrrs DAroeN Evening -i.oRD
pAhf AE-FAHur JARS.
NC OBJ BUu.DA Voc and 90 RoaSs~v VIC. OsRuzY
4 Wo R1tnsTR1fS -ETpioPiANIs8-TnJ beA Lau HIDE
NIECE ARCS HALL ga 5ro~dwAy- Asrs eIS~Hrs
-NESEl Sores AVID Bu RiSsouse-Duash OF DANvLAy.
81 + kGsDwAY-M. n. PsE's CAsusEns A1vysvrue-
nrHlDF' AS DA1uss-lR MegLn MAO to,vk
BRO ,KLyN AvBeN nzusrRA uoys
DR. xAST's ARc1so ExvloRAnoxs.
NEyTaRK THEATRE, j. MoRs roUs orssrg1n-
OoAo eosos a - oHBAsv's fCRsoso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

MAyon Tnu,NN PUr Our 10 NrEsE.--Thc Cor
poration. at the request Of the Mayor. has up
pointed Police Justice Welsh TO aid Mayor Tie
man in his reforms Good. The Mayor put his
finger into his mouth, like babe, cried bis eyes
out for a nurse and siraightway he has got one.
l. he Jolly Jus ice net or dry nursc' DO
cay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

W II. Kansas REFrsE The BRIBE cr THntE
r,u ,roNs OF At1Hs mo, sir-rce." as Brother
Jonathan would say. Border ruffians, niger
ycrshipper., and all, may want chance to
grab the acres. Only pass the bill that's all.
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The aDitatiss oemagceues and sectional aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

ether proof Of the necessity Of United States
~ These defeated leaders
protectsrate for Ac2n-~ sly,
all come here for prc, lection and the maturing
of their plans for future revolutionary move
menta The best thing this oSSentry could do
would be to take Mexico entirely undt< her oaxe;
get bold of the smartest Of her leaders, and In
struot him In the mode Of governing his swn
country.
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naked and empty distractions When
| California was admitted the Southern Ere
| caters attempted q revolutionary movement;
but they signally failed, because the scnsible
masscs Of the Southern peoplewerc satisfied. So
wien the Missouri compromise was repealed,
some of our Northern agitators raised the cry
If restoration, but il was o dead failure; and 80
with their spasmodic efforts against theFugitive
Slave low. When question Is practically set
tied the country is satisfied, and tho people can
not be diverted from the practical fact to the
Affiliations Of the trining distractions involved
in IL.
Let this Kansas bill be passed II will -ettle
the question; and Congress have other fish to
fry. Among the legacies TO Mr.. Buchanan i'd
ministration, resulting from the rascaities and
corruptons Of the spectators. stockholders and
lobby iobbcrs Of all parties, especially since tho
advent of poor Pierce, there IL the inconvenicnt
legacy OF an empty treasury. and those other
embarrassing lcgacles OF vastly reduced receipts
aIdercatly increased expenditures. The late
rcvulsion has thrown the treasury upon its
beam ends Mr.. Cobb has used up his original
! supplics Of twcnty-tirce millions, and he will
soon have used up his twenty millions
Of treasury notes. Ills liabilities and
expenses for tho current fiscal year
viii probably exceed by Gfty or sixty
millions his cash resources lie calls for
helm. Even now, il ia said, he wants q loan of
thirty millions The ways and means must be
provided 10y Congress, and now tariff or di-
rect taxation of the people are thus among the
measures OF financial necessity which cannot be
much longer postponed
Then. again, the universal business interests
Of all sections Of the Union, and Of all Glasses
Of the people, are awaiting the healing In
lucnces Of some general relief or bankrupt law
and other subjects connected with our domestic
or foreign policy demand an early and tho
rough ovcrhauling We coy, then. pass Thu
! Karsss bill and let The two houses 20 10 wori
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

Tis rsv-ises ''H' suffered great deal Eiih
e. atuf iirrrr- verrF tried esrFy thil uat
SCENE r7 clated arfrd relief vfoIt benefit until
a. hat Hs'e Ne ~ T. g.. Johns liu.ent. few aD-
rii-rfi.lli= ~ which efi-feti . thuruuEtf Cfre-
eir. ErrcEEAvrItE Ohio. ELIAS TWiGGi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

Tie said lre world virgly rive ten daiars 70
have &c rrrl1rd bat thought q rnuid not b tene-
vurhl r-nrlrsnf every family N ktsp this vsiushle
prsraru-iu iuu rn bend. Farmers ahd others having
horses and cattle v,ut frequently exr-r.ucc great
aurar tasr from - doing. BENJAMIN HODDLE
Near Nslm0re. Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
New YORK Evening Post, 1859.

FreTrtsfer Gz1 Edllirr.
SEErrilr- s.. Clsrela.L Olis.
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DEEDS

"AERANTN, MORTGAGE. aad cEw-CL4nR
w DEEDES mas atsass - had a. the Drag aaf
Bsak Stcrs 81 q n NrCCLL0cH-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

fsrn Cfblains Lancuess. Strains. wiz desiis. ete L
l.. 81 johns Linueut enjoys q rrtat rtputaiinn
exerrai Application for and animals In the above
mere ,y certify tiat e Johns Linrsnt il possessed
of the astonishing cura tive properties nl auy i
clue that has ever within ny sn1uiedEe- drst
made ~ it for the Rheumatism. 70 vtrh hsd been
10 iy hssi heiress tiat c1utI myself buf
cnrnp-tciy cured hy this liniment. applled d
freely Just b-foIe gonE 10 bed. rubbing Il N vel with
The hand. until lUfaIrniain1 urofrrE. and then
hound on tEhtiy warm flannel I have rtcomneudet
u 70 mary nf ny irlenas or cases - rheur1
bruise etc. aud THE uuni-rfui has
attended it. A friend had his foot 50 badly
hurt ~ rough that u Ta9 toaght he must lnse it
lie entirely heipisss but PERFECTLY cured hy the
uss of tits Lniuent Al fieI.sis who have 1sss Il
crucrr rith In the ts-f shat .; best medicine
OF tie kind IN the vart- WARREN BUEGs
1IfFtN. august, t-fe
FsfFs q Wsnbi often Of Ti1rElfn Corrnfr o.
uFtR STA. wish would establish aEenry here
Tor the ssie of yIlr iirireut. af vtiuahc horse.
davs frcs. 20 iar1- scarcely % b. abe 60 VaaE
sent u u uihu-. and procured hnitle II your Lint
Mt icv arp iratinn. ~ which Effected a cure
consider it prerrahe 70 liniment have ever used.
ant should be- giad o. have kept sale ths
may At ary time conveniently uitsl suppiy u vi
sell readily. GEQ6GE SfONEk--
WEsIgEyIiIs. Franklin county. O.
Pain and Weakness in the Earx and side Of SIX
Years StandIrg urod My wife about six years
Afflicted vita psiu her hack AID side she con-
fired part II tn time n her bed she made of the
Mustaug Lluineat. and various other metcineS. bat
obtained rerf nutti size made % St Johh's Lini-
uisui which Effected = speedy cure.
africa. Ohio. APri I, l-55- FREDERIC HETSLER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

siab q svs snhsitsrs. ss I'll szttis ;he re-ren
mailing itnp u e1T fuE six uozths club sf ten, At
SIS to copy for one rrsr-
- When . ciua Of sue..-slsrS has tela foruartei
staitions z.Ar b made 70 fstts'ab terms
- u e nct thst the uirrshers Of = c,ut
should -cesiye their paPc-s Al the Pest Oscc-
5et<c-iptioas nay cu1zence sf Gsy fsne-
~ oid suhsrios-s uho sish - rener their sub-erir
tions Do At say tiuar b rcftin-s Eat-hcf
and srnng "a vhieh viii Tsr for both. sr
- Money uay he fcr-s-iei b. ulaii. Al ~ risks-
Lle amounts had bs;tsr be retsed in drsfs eeItif
eatsS ofdeposit.
Il WI rot the fris1as a THE OHio TAnNEE AT over
the ccurfr d uist thsy to t IL uusiHr list for
1852 Therc Is tiue 10 - lost. Ns isfht fis bore
The vhoic country Is fOod with the prcsrectuses q
E1Etern pzpe-<
~ Pest Masters rarsicaiariy urrsi - all in the
eircuation of THx FAEnKE- We viii sen theln and all
Cthers vho tc-i Sarnrle Crlics Posters rrs-
Psetus-s. n fthey vii ati-s<s us BY lstter.
Tho. BROWN
Prerrisfcr zzE Eiifrr.
SEprrisr- s. Clerela-i- Okss.
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Fremont Journal.
THE OHIO FARMER-ls5s.

On January 1st 1BE Ono FAENKR will
eater upea thesi-hsh rsar offs esis.s1- -
l. rsnelrllr snf ritry k,c-n that rsri little
IN its tchalf We h.rr ist-ei far rr.-s a,r -
usefol 20 is resr- zr = sue.se ifs u.-faises IN -
theN1kltica of car llf We ru1tersthAt
I'm FARNER I'll inc-r-s- in r.izr Il z-s are ard
hat for 1ssq Il ill b better than cxer tefarr.
TERMS or THE FARMER
. a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10

I rorsifcr So
-6hn's Linimsut
far uperior to any
medicine for the
farlc purpose I
have ever known.
either Gr ran or
beast. Il renewed
a lump ahcut a.
large as ny touh'.
fsf. ~ siN weeks
staudluE from q
ueiEhAors hors--
II Eas supposed n
have been p-o-
atn.-a.f f.v-n ar~afss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-10
BUCKLAND & GRAHAM.

Tt1AfN OF EEASONS WY I'VE FEoFLE or rRE-
rc-f ani riciuity shenid r.t-rnre the,, ersistins
q sre inks. ~, hccts. a-d sairel-
1st-hrz-He ketr rurt srt unaduitsrated artaciee
2f--Reczuss - kre1 tke lzrrrst assrrtncnt-
1,-r--araq ~ icrtr than sny huly eise-
Esf-rscrus- - wsn ut y unfsrzn,d
Sth-Rscause srery tcfv kn1vs e.
sh-B.os1.- hep ru-s. Neii,ses. F.ist- Oiis and
nTs-sfrfs
-ih-nr-.a.r ue trrp Bonks ard S,siioutry.
sth-Dec1nre fccF Ts.kcs Notisns-
Fro. Ne5iisrr.-r.u's ar ofoc-st
rru-n Afric's fist.nt strand.
We've al the drurs that e'ar ns-d
To c1re fiIc us e tnan.
Fro- fririf rnus .ri arid riain.
Fr-rn Ri s.. an3 frus nl,ck.
view ~ tie arses flat s'sr scre used
~ dexter OF y qaack-
we've caoice extracts frrna r.ricus fcusrs.
E1-Iiss and Frcnrh r1rfuracs-
Nz-noiiLs d1Elrs, the rc-t's and.
fr1-1 o-i1ut dcuc-s that iicon,
esrrs-tfrsf 7as-ssrs II ef Fisce q Rasir f.
fts ht-c q fk1st skE "f-st kn1s=on the north site
~ Non sfo- stow ar Iorre's hat shor and iakeEr
E.sN ~ 1sifs sa nf-ns esu's DR. god. storCs ani
Sa.tr Eirr-. Sauth. ~ Strikers &c cicfbing
sir- sna lisa city Wet y Fort Stephenson and ths
Ratkr Ma1ntsfrs
= Frieals feiaE-citirsrs ,rd ccuntrynea. give
caii- Sc. I. Bsstissirs Eisot-
BUCKLAND GRAHAM.
T5suoas, March s. lsss. 81
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Pay ai,says "a adpaRes. Any person send
ing Us twenty OF more subscribers will be
entitled TO an extra copy for services; OF for
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4ubIit SaIfs.
BY ADREON & co.

'HE UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEE
will sell at public sale SATURDAY, the 18th da,
OF November, 1858 at O'Clock p NJ at the Sales Room
OF the Merchants Exchange No 19 South Gay street
the city of Baltimore the following valuable PROPERTY
situated in said city
No l. LOT No. l, beginning at the southwest corner
OF Eden street and Eastern avenue and running thence
soGtherly bounding Eden street about hundred
ana ten feet thence westerly about eighty feet thence
hothery about hundred and ten feet Eastern ave
nue.; ana thence east rly, bounding Eastern avenue
apout elghty feet to the place of beginning. The i'm
Proyements consist of large two.story BRICK BUILD
IN" fronting about one hundred feet on Eden street. and
running oack about sixty feet The property subject to
an annual ground rent of 500
LoI NO = adjoining Lot No. on the south fronting
iortyour feet on Eden street. and running back with
SSS per annum. " "
Lol NO s. adjoining lot No on the south commencing
d W southeast corner of said lot on Eden street and
unhs thence southerly Eden street about one hun
e ana NIFTY feet, TO Canton avenue; thence westerly on
avenue about eighty feet thence norterly about
nnured and fifty feet, to lot No . thence easter
y! pounding on lot No 2, about eighty feet 10 the benn.
Eden street ~ - " ''" pei oot oH
me terms OF sale are: Onehrd of the purchase money
e pau IN cas- n, and the balance in two equal INSTALL
at SIX ana nine months, with interest from the dav
or winch notes of the purchaser will be reourej
anu On the payment thereof deeds will be executed
g. l.. DULANY,
BROWN 4 BRUNE. trustees.
oc23-law3w&ds WIN. ADREON 4 co Auct,s
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9nbliE SaIes.
BY LENNON a. BROGDEN
BUCHANAN 5 WHARF.

Co., TRUSTEES SALE OF Billie
/ ziii RIDGE FURNACE PROPERTY. The undersignaI
.-sa.s-T Trustee of JOHN BARKER, will sell on MON,
DAY, the 22l day of November 1885, at the Exchange
! Sales Rooms in Baltimore at O'Clock P. NJ
| ALLTHE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the afore-
said John Barker in and to the property known
! BLUE RIDGE FURNACE, situated Knoxville, in
Frederick county, betw the B ORRoad and the Ches-
apeake Ohio Canal which interest comprises half
the property, consisting of about 20 ACRES OF LAND
lying on both sides the railroad and the improvements
thereon, viz: A LARGE 16 #. BOSH coke FURNACE,
in good condition. with LARGE ENGINE and all necessa
ry working apparatus, FRAME STORE, DWELLING
and other minor hOuse And also, half of all the per-
sonal property the premises; and also half of
the mining rights on the Shenandoah and in the vi
cinity of the Furnace, belonging to the Sub
iect however, to the claim Of Watson h Rennick, the
late essees furnace for improvements additions
made by them for which they by receive
of the proceeds of the sale of the furnace when
Terms-S cash. y 8 months, balance II months with
interest and approved security. W. W. GLENN,
Oc29r,rhads LENNON BRoGDEN, Guctrs.
f a. TRUSTEES SALE OF CURTIS
EEiiI CREEK PROPERTY. &c.
1A-e=A~ The undersigned Trustee of JOHN BARKER,
will sell by virtue of an order Of the Court of Common
Pleas at the Exchange Sales Rooms 10 s. Gay street. on
FRIDAY, the 10th day of November at o'clock, F. NJ
for account and risk of Mrs Mary Barker the former pur
chaser who has failed to comply with the Of SALE
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND lying in Anne Arundel
county, and known MARLY, lying between Marty
Creek and the road leading from the Curtis Creek Furn
Marty Bridge containing $40 acres, which will be
divided into three of nearly equal size portion
of this well wooded the land is admirably adapted to
garden age and the whole is accessible schooners or
light draught, being miles from Baltimore, while the
distance by road is but miles.
The upper tract is improved by FRAME DWELLING
and OUT-HOUSES, and is under cultivation
Also tract of y adjoining the above tract the
North side Plats be at the office of the Trustee
ALSO
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND lying in Baltimore coun-
ty the Middle Branch of the Patapsco river part Of
Onions Interest, containing 20 acres
This Tract Immediately in the of the Fish House,
and adoins the lands Of the South Baltimore Company,
Hon. Judge Krebs, Mr. Geo. Warner, and others.
Terms- cash, months, balance II months, with in
terest and approved security. W. W. GLENN Trus
LENNON & BROGDEN,
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BY f. w. BENNETT g. co.

Off, TRUSTEES SALE OF A VATIT
.AAe-t By virtue of order Of the Snnerio CT. =
Baltimore city the subscriber, as Trustee will o io
pn6G Sale if not sold previously at private sale on
Exchange, No. 10 South Gay street ''' DSI'lihore
WAkEH9uSE No. ll9 Lombard street. front 25 feet
is of the best material and workmanship and puans
any sort of business. P' Gil" auaPteu 10
Terms made known on day of sale
JOSEPH REYNOLDS, Trustae
o17 .o.Gs f. W. BENNETT & Co
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n. F. BERRY,
oc14-tf Attorney for Thos < NJ + Mason
FOR SALE.--Two good Farms, one of

ENOR SALE.--Two good Farms, one of
II 200, the other 1000 acres in Pulaski county 525
acres, with fine improvements known auckland House.
in Prince William county, $50 acre. Three first rate
Farms, very low from 6S7 to $50 EACH in Amelia
county 600 acres excellent land in Gilmor county at
SO acre. 1760 in Hanover county splendid i'm
provemens, $4,000, including stock, negroes, &c;
and 446 acres two fine Farms in Isle of Wight county
highly improved Farm of 900 in Orange county.
$50 acres on the Potomac, Westmoreland county the
birthplace of the late President James Monroe 64 acres
with very comfortable improvements Culpepper coun-
y; 81 acres in Surry county, with House, Barn. &C.
only $4,000 Also, numerous other Farms in Virginia
suitable for grazing country residences &c splendid
Farm with magnificent improvements of SIG acres right
on the Chesapeake Bay in Queen AIMS county, acres
superior Farm the Bay in Talbot county, acres
with good house, &c, in Allegheny county Nd this land
is extremely valuable and will be sold low acres in
Calvert county sS acre. two other cheap Farms
in the same county eleven Farms in Hartford county of
different Sizes also many other Farms in Maryland
large proportion of the above will be exchanged for
city property Beautiful sites for Country Residences all
around the city Ground for lease Money lent Mort
cages. GROUND RENTS bought and Sold Apply to
oco JAMES BOYD 26 St Paul ST.
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LENNON L BRoGDEN, Auct'rs
BY SAMUEL III. COVER

700 SHARES OF THE MARYLAND
1OOOIL COMPANY'S STOCK AT AUCTION.-I
will sell on MONDAY NEXT, Nov. Sth, at O'Clock, at
the Exchange Sales Room South Gay ST. without
loo SHARES OF THE MARYLAND OIL C0MPA-
lUUNY'S STOCK. Terms cash.
SAMUEL H. COVER Auctr,
Dof Rolf
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y,fletals, 9aromars, 1T.

KEYSER, TROXELL l. co.
IR ION, w A RI H Gus Sc.
No. 10 SOUTH CALVERT ST.
IMPORTERS of all descriptions of IRON
Il and STEEL. Have constantly hand complete as
sortment of
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON
Manufacturers of
RAIL ROAD SPIKES AND CHAIRS.
Agents Of the
V1ADCCT AND LAUREL BOILER IRON WORKS.
ELK SHEET IRON MILL BRISTOL FORGE
Also, agents for the best Pennsylvania and Maryland
ANTHRACITE and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FURNACES.
feb22-tf.
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agritultural.

DERUVIAN GUANO OF DIRECT I'M
II P0RTATI0N.
Owing to the misrepresentation of designing and
scrupulous parties, desire inform farmers and
dealers that still have hand suIry OF PERUVIAN
GUANO Of Direct Importation into this market per ship
Ocean PEARL
And further, that the only house who have at
THIS TINE, and have had, during the entire season. an
ample supply of Guano of such description and superior
quality. P. MALCOM & co,
Grain and Guano Warehouses
If Rowl "a ,h.,s
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ASS!s3s So s;:::;:a:; ; S:s.;;z ADAMo EAPREoo

LA rrs;..::.::;z.:E.7 ADAMS EXPRESS
SSaESa1-@& COMPANY.
EXPRESS TO ALL POINTS ON THE
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
TWICE DAILY.
The Company gives notice that they are prepared to for
ward GOODS, PACKAGES, PARCELS MONEY. VAL
TABLES, &c, to YORK, HARRISBURG, WuLIAMsPoRT,
ELMIRA, NIAGARA FALLS, BUFFALO, and all the Towns
and Cities in Western New York and Canada
Expresses for these points closes at the Office at *
NJ and P. NJ
Express for Harrisburg and all points Pennsylvania
Raroad also for Chicago and all points West, leaves
DAILY at 10 p. VI,
These Expresses accompanied by competent
Messengers.
GOODS CALLED FoRby our Wagons PRE- OF CHARGE
S. NJ SHOEMAKER,
An,.,n. ;...n. 49,
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PEREMPTORY SALE
FINE OLD WHISKEY, BRANDY, OLD PEACH
BRANDY, MEDEIRA WINE, ETC
- TO COVER ADVANCES FOR CAN'T
ON SATURDAY MORNING, November 9th at II
CLOCK precisely we shall sell at stores % and IN
Soutn Charles street, to cover advances
BARRELS XXX Pure Old Monongahela Rive WITS
Ol KEY; A'9' Wills
"a BARRELS DO "A"" w;"
< BARRELS OLD PEACH BRANDY;
92 oCTAvEs OLD CoGNAC BRANDY;
It WINE. ~ H'ADhirA
". b.-We invite the attention of the trade and Cro
GERS 10 TINS stock OF WHISKEY, it being yery old and
CHOICE, ana suited to best city retail trade
19S CASES OF FINE -'-'~0'
Ico OLD BRANDY.
ALSO,
An IRON SAFE, of the manu- facture of F. T. Miller 4
Son, Providence, R. l. - ~ I"
On COILS OF MANILA ROPE, X to az inches a
% PATENT SAUSAGE SUFFERS with railway
o. TOBACCO CUTTING KNIVES.
ALSO.
II k00 PLANTATION CIGARS, represented "a
l. ,cOO being very choice ~
sale peremptory for cash, in bsnkable money
n- y F: W BENNETT CO., Auctrs.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05

AND IN KENTUCKY.-That valuable
Altract near 'SPlCE KNOB in Davies County XIV
10 miles from Greensboro and miles from the Ohio river
containing lC94 This land is of rich virgin soil
beautifully unduating well watered and healthful
part cleared and the rest covered with valuable timber
This tract OF land was examined by Dr. James Higgins
former State Agricultural Chemist of Maryland who
certes to the existence OF valuable vein ofpure CANAL
COAL feet inches in thickness extending over nearly
all this property DR. Higgins states that this coal is
Tree from slate, has good covering and be mined
with but slight expense. He also points out other advan-
tages which may be seen in his report my Office The
title to this property is indspuabe, and the terms will
be made accommodating to the convenience of the pur-
chaser II desired it will be divided into tracts of not
less than 200 Acres For other particulars apply W
g. NALL, ESQ, at Greensboro, to the subscriber
n. f. BERRY,
Attorno,y for The NJ u