The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-25
IE5arssG. e.. for SaIe 4n1 Atnt.

ABOUT one-tnlrd OF 1t Is in wood; the whole is well
watered and it contains some fine meadow land. The
situation is high and healthy and is in an excellent
neighborhood.
There are several beautiful building sites on this nro
pery and its proximity both the turnpike and railroad
make it particularly desirable for those persons in the
city who are seeking country residences Apply to
oc224t Al St PAM street.
IN ~ FARMS, CITY PROPERTY, &c,
H'ii &c.-500000 dollars worth of Real Estate on
sA-2-1hand and for sale exchange.
10 Farms near Baltimore located on and near the
eal Railroads and Turnpikes-mos of hemwell improved
and very desirable.
Beautiful and healthy Farms in Talbot county the
salt water Astounding with fish, oysters, wild fowl &c
Remarkably healthy, well improved, and convenient to
large Farm, called sparrow's Point situated seven
miles from the city, on the Paarsco River; most desra
front.
Large and very valuable Farms Bel Air, Hartford
county; superior Improvements. The land remarkably
productive; situation beautiful and healthy
Large Farm in Frederick countryside to be of the
best In the county, fine improvements; location unques
tionably healthy; very desirable and remunerativc
Fine Country Seat 5X miles on Falls Turnpike; IS
acres good house with IA rooms and houses the
turnpike which rented for 1892 per annum for
exchange for city property.
Large and very productive Farm about miles from
Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria. Well watered
and heavily timbered the improvements good fruit
the extensive orchards of selected varieties has
been sold for 1000 to 5000 dollars season.
Ring Factory, miles from Bel Air; good water power
Sc of land stone dwellings for operatives
house and backsmithshop would well paper
mill or other factory will be sold very low.
10000 Acres of Land in Sullivan county, Pennsylvania,
adjoining apOrte; productive and Astounding in min
erals &c, &c will be divided to suit purchasers very
low price, and easy payments.
Several Country Seats, and large number of building
sites beyond and near the city.
number Of Stores Dwellings and Lots in the city.
SALE OF PATENTRIGHTSA ATTENDED TO:
Persons wishing to PURCHASE, SELL. or EXCHANGE
in the above line requested to give us call at No
jarvis Buildings, North street near Baltimore st.
LUTHER J. cox 4 R. b. WARDEN.
oc2o-tf Commission Agents.
EiRST-CLASS LUMBER YARD FOR
II SALE-The stock, lease, goodwill, and fixtures of
the lumber yard, late SWILLIS co IS on Union Dock
is offered for sale pleasing terms The stand of
the best in the city large and profitable business having
been done there in the past six years The present
sells out consequence of other engagements which, af
ter lst January, will require his undivided attention
Apply at the yard. oc22-1w
L7ARMS FOR RENT.-Two Farms for
IL Rent; Farm No l, 223 acres the water, and raises
the earliest vegetables Of farm in the State there
about 100 cleared, Il miles OF shore Farm No .
$50 acres good improvements, large Barn and Stable,
with very large Peach Orchard in full bearing cherries
in great abundance with all kinds of fruit this farm
runs to the water and has shore of some miles; there
is good fishing shore This land is good there has been
$500 bushels of lime put upon it and there is now up
wards of 500 loads of stable manure delivered and now
in the yard The stock will be rented with the farm to
good and responsible tenants the rent will be reasonable
Apply Immediately to r. W. RASIN,
oc22-tf No. 81 Fayette street.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A
4 RARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON DESTROYS OF
exchange rcmunerative property in the city of Bati
more. I,30O ACRES OF LAND IN SOUTHWEST MIS-
souri,, a railroad. This land is exceedingly well
located, possesses many natural advantages for farming
purposes and stock raising and is included in tract of
land the MINERAL WEALTH of which has been much
auued ny the state Geoogt 1t was selected personally
and purchased by responsible citizen of Baltimore with
view to settling there circumstances in way connec
tea with ms purchase now inducing him to remain in this
city To any one really wanting such property, land
none other need apply every information will be given,
by I. j. STEPHENSON, Conveyancer. &c,
oc2O Avs 20 st. Paul st. Baltimore.
NOUNTlNG ROOM FOR RENT ON
va floor, No. 81 Exchange Place, apply to RICHARD
son Co, No. 67 Exchange Place oc2O-tf
BUILDING LOTS.-l4OO FEETBUlLD- !
I'D ING FRONT Jefferson Wolfe, Fayete, Castle,
Chester, Choptank and McElderry streets, various
depth, all high and level ground For sale or easrhy
aua1-tf o'Donne's Wharf.
EOR SALE OR LEASE.-T'wo very ell
a Fihe BUILDING LOTS on Madison Avenue, between
Hoffman and Dolphin streets. For terms &c inquire at
the Office Of the DAILY EXCHANGE, ma25-tf
- FOR SALE-EiOuse No. 80 McCu!!oh .
E5i;H street-a commodious and webuilt House, in
perfect repair and with every modern convenience. (
Apply to GEORGE \. WILLIAMS,
jc3f No. III Hoffman Street.
IN =: FOR RENT.-House No. 80 Me .
i!i CulIoggh street Rent $500 per year. enquire at
No. 20 North Gay st. aul&tf
4 AFFICE FOR RENT.-Fine large OF |
SSFICE on Cd floor, of North and Baltimore ss
Apply at so South Gay street au6-tf
K7OR RENT.-The FRONT ROOMS on |
H second floor of CARROLL HALL, corner of Balti-
'l anu N'''' ''' '''''' R. S S;{ ANDREWS,
jy1-f No Carroll Hall.
IN IN FOR RENT.-The Warehouse No. |
h:iiH q South Charles ST. and twostory Warehouse
- 80 the tn rear Apply to DUGAN Z JENGINs
"a - FOR RENT.-The second story Of
Hiil the large Warehouse South Charles street.
-4@near Lombard. Also, the connections new two sto-
ry Warehouse in tbs rear of same Apply to
ocl1-tf q 5. Charles st.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.-A vacant lot
4 Pratt ST. north side, few doors west of Howard
running back to Carpenters Alley apply through mail to
JOHN SWAN, Baltimore. oc2-cotf
III FOR RENT.-'The House No. l6I
Fsi; WEST PRATT STREET recently fitted up in
49, superior style, with fixtures complete a resau-
''-'' ''. '''' Apply " J. CROSBY 4 son,
jeff Is Bowly's Wharf.
I ~. FOR RENT.-The WAREHOUSE,
Il No 253 Baltimore street, Hanover,
pied by E. Bamberger. Possession given on the LIST
oclSeo4t 25 Lexington street.
k.l&TS-O- LAND FOR SALE.-A
s58f3 is5T FARM of 1, 400 acres, of 375 acres,
e. 200 acres, $50 acres $50 acres, as acres,
k@Ll3 rs acres $40 acres $50 acres AS acres
800 308 1913 acres 100 acres, 176 $50
acres, 375 with many Others in Maryland and Vr
gina; for particulars enquire of MARTIN GOLDSBOR,
OUCH, Gen. Agent No. ~ North Calvert st.
P. S-Aso many fine animals of the different breeds of
horses cattle, sheep and hogs. sl5-tf
a. r. FOR SALE.-DWELLING HOUSE
Hill AND LOT No 2l9 West Lombard street, opposite
deep to alley; house % by about ninety feet including
BACK BUILDING, three stories high, with all modern fix
lures Stable in the rear sufficient for five carriages
0''' anu TONS nay properly % C lSs BGPS Son.
je25-tf IS BOwly's Wharf,
EOR SALE OR LEASE.-THE LOT
Il OF GROUND, Y. W. corner Calhoun and McFienry
The improving character of that section of the
city will recommend it to the attention of those wishing
Apply to GEORGE SLATER,
ap15-tf 10 Commerce st.
In In FOR SALE-The Superior Three
E4i;! Story DWELLING No, 2o6 North Charles street,
BUILDING, with WASH House and BATH ROOMS,
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete.
The lot is 25 by $50 feet running back 40 foot street
The buildings of the best material and most substantial
construction having been erected under the supernten
dence and for the residence of the owner.
capacous and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings.
Inquire on the premises, or of B. T. ELDER,
No. 40 South Eutaw Street.
mr1Sh Opposite B. & o. r. R. Depot.
Y Ard IN KENTUCKY.-Th valuable
L ktract 'sPICE KNOB in Davies County, KY,
10 miles from Greensboro and miles from the Ohio river
containing 094 This land is of rich virgin soil
beautifully undulatng, well watered and heathful. A
part cleared and the covered with valuable timber
This tract Of land examined by Dr. James Higgins,
former State Agricultural Chemist of Maryland) who
ceres the existence of valuable vein ofpuie CANAL
COAL feet inches in thickness extending nearly
all this property. Dr. Higgins states that this coal is
free from slate, has good covering and can be mined
with but slight expense He also points other advan
ages which may be in his report at my Office The
title to this property indsputabe and the terms will
be made accommodating to the convenience of the pur
chaser If desired will be divided into tracts of not
less than 200 Acres. For other particulars apply to W.
B. WALL, ESQ., at Greensboro, or to the subscriber
y. f. BERRY,
oc14tf Attorney for Thos & NJ. +. Mason.
EOR SALE.--Two good Farms, one of