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Bubble Salfs.
BY LENNON Il BROGDEN.
BUCHANAN'S WHARF

ON TUESDAY, 9Th June, at u O'Clock
" AT THE AUCTION STORES ON BUCHANAN's
WHARF, CARGO OF BRIG R. r. KIRKLAND, from
st. Johns, P r.
00d HHDS. P R. SUGAR
90 DO DO MOLAssEs.
Will be added for account of underwriters,
El BAGS JAVA COFFEE, eX ship Fairfield damaged
~ on voyage from Rotterdam to New York.
je3 IS LENNON BROGDEN, Auctioneers.
BY ADREON ~ co.
tfes.a.r TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
j decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City the
-4 undersigned Trustee, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, on the premises, THURSDAY, the 18th
day Of June next, at II O'Clock p. NJ
ALI. THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES de
scrlDed as foows:-Beginnng for the at the south
west corner Of East Baltimore and Bethel streets and
nhg thence westerly bounding East Baltimore street.
sixteen ieet thence running south hundred and TWEEN
~ feet TO ten feet alley; thence east binding said
alley sixteen feet to Bethel street, thence north along
Bethel street, tn the beginning.
TINS Lot Is improved by good BRICK YELLING,
ana is subject to an annual Ground Rent of forty
dollars.
Terms of Sale One third cash. and the balance in four
and eight months from the day sale; payments
bear interest and be secured by purchaser
endorsed to satisfaction of Trustee.
$. MORRIS COCHRAN, Trustee,
ADREON & CO.,
my2S 2aw&dS Auctioneers
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Middling 500. 12A013 13(1l34- l2A(G13-
Good Middling l34G134 l3%6l3A l31G13I
Middng Fair, l3knl3Z l13XGl11- 13kLT13a


FLOUR-Theres material change to note in the
market for the week. 1t opened Saturday dull at
shade difference in favor of buyers subsequently, how
previous rates established with aggregate sales
of 900 barrels being of 900 barrels the
previous week Wegive the following summary of trans
actions in all the varieties:
HOWARD STREET-Saes in the early part of the week
$50 bbls Super at 1925 subsequently $500 bbs do
at S437k To-day there inquiry, and the market
closes quiet at $437& for best Super and for
Extra.
OHIo-There has been less inquiry for this desert ton
the sales being 325 bbs Super at s437h the market
closing very quiet to day at this figure There has been
fair inquiry for Extra with sales of 300 bbs S5 $50
bb private terms and today 1000 bbs for export at
S475.
CRY MILLs-Has ruled steady with moderate demand
The sales include 19C0 bb standard Super 81 and 600
bills choice do at 12A Extra is entirely neglected and
quotations nominaly $525a55o The market closes
very quiet.
RYE FLOUR,-The market has ruled dull, with sales of
$50 bbs. at $3d3.25
BALTIMORE GROUND FAMILY is selling at S6.5od7.50
Extra at S6a6 so by the dray load.
Corn MEAL has been very quiet with sales of 500 bbs
Baltimore at So So and 500 bbls Country at So Is The
market closes quiet but firm at these figures.
The exports for the week have been
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trustee
SAML II. COVER,
Auction pp


EOR SALE
Il, The VALUABLE PROPERTY ADJOINING THE
POST OFFICE, having front f29 feet Lombard street
running through distance 0Sl to Second street.
will be offered at public auction MONDAY the It'll in
slant at ONE o'clock at the Merchants New Exchange
Gay street four doors north of Second
Terms-One third cash, balance in six twelve months
GEO. T. KANE
I'M prasidnrt E.cl.. L,........
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VIM T. soMERVIILE Circuit Court of Ho,pard co.
WIN p TRACY TT Ar ( EQUITY
- III FOR SALE-A FARM IN HOWARD
hbiit COuNTY.-By virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court of Howard county in Equity, in the above en-
titled cause the undersigned Trustee, will sell by public
auction, on SATURDAY, the 10Th day of June mt IL
o'clock, A. NJ at Bonds Hotel at Ellic0tts Mills VAL
liable FARM situated in Howard county, six miles from
Ecotts Mills, near Columbia turnpike, and the
tate of George r. Gather. 1t contains ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY FlV EACRES OF GOOD LAND sixty Of
which are under cultivation, and the balance in timber
consisting of white and black oak large growth suitable
for hogshcad slaves.
The Improvements are wellbuilt TWO STORY LOG
AND FRAME DIV ELLlNG, containing a number of large
rooms. There are also out houses. A stream OF
runs through the farm and there is fine spring the
dwelling.
This farm was formerly owned by Mr.. Harrison
Terms of saeOne third cash in hand the time of the
SALE and the balance in two equal instaments and l.
months respectively from the day of the sale The cred
it payments to bear interest and be secured by the bonds
notes of the purchasers with surety sureties be
approved by the Trustee.
VIM MEADE ADDISON,
my20taWtiu14S Trustee
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o. o. TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY

#iii ON POPPIETON STREET-By virtue of a decree
z of Circuit Court for Baltimore City the under
signed Trustee, will offer at public sale the premises
SATURDAY, the 18th day of June next at o'clock
p. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the West side Of Pom.
peton street beginning 59 feet 1918 inches North from
Ramsay street. and running thence North on ponnltnn
street II feet 10 5l3 inches, with depth of GO feet TO
feet alley.
The above Lot is subject to ground rent of s9S nor
num- and Is improved by good 2 story BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE Nv '
Terms of sale-Cash. John CARSON
my2S 1aw3w&ds TRl n Favette street
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

FLoURThe market settled back to its former position
today and there not much DONE The sales were con-
fined to about 400 bills extra at So 9o(425. The re-
ceipts were ,636 bbls. since yesterday
WHIsKEY-The market is very firm with sales of 500
bills at II y cts and $50 do from wagons at IL cts
PRoyIsIONs.-There is not much change in the mar
ke if any, it is easier About 500 boxes short mddles
were last day two at prices kept pr but
understood to be about S cts Mess Pork NAV be ouoed
SIG s625; Bacon at and 81 cts for shoulders
and sides and bulk meats at 54 and * cts for Shout
ders and sides Lard is wanted at l0H is held at
IN
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r ARD OIL.

IL FOR BURNING OR LUBRICATIyG
We call attention of the trade and machiniss 70 o,r
make of LARD OIL, supply Of which freshly nada we
quality Lard without the aid acids or apy oregn sub
stance is free OF gum and for burning or nbricatn
mol oe eAeeheu' GEORGE & JENKINS,
No , Commerce street.
it: W." nav ~
'" n reese Bros, W. 4 IT, Splcker,
A. W. Denmead & Sons Poole & Hunt
X. Sinclair, Jr. & CO. Baltimore and Ohio Il. R. CO.
II. Abbott L Son. George Kerr Agent Thistle
J. & H. Warden Manufacturing Co
je2 demo
STRAWBERRY BOXES.
~ The subscriber has on hand large lot OF
STRAWBERRY BOXES, HOLDING FULL QUART,
: hich will be sold very low. , -. ,
ALFRED II. REP
AT the Houskeepers Emporium,
ie2tf 337 Baltimore Street.
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Ats President Merchants Exchange Company.
- - SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

Or SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
RiHI ON LIGHT STREET.
BY virtue of a decree of the circuit Court for Bal
tmore city, the subscriber Trustee will expose to sale
at public auction at the Exchange, in the city Ba
more, at o'clock TUESDAY, the 22d day of June
next, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY:
Beginning for the the southeast intersection of
Light street and Armistead lane and running thence
soGth bounding Light sixty more or less to
lot owned b. Christopher Hughes thence east binding
said Hughes lot eighty five less to a three
foot alley opened by George A. Hughes to Armisead lane
thence north binding said three feet alley
lane, and thence west binding Armistcad lane to the
beginning-with the appurtcnances.
The improvements the above property consist of
FOUR TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENTS on Light St
and two-story BRICK DWELLING on Armistead Lane
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are third
OF the purchase money cash. third at six, and
third at II months from the day of salethe deferred pay
mens to be secured to the satisfaction OF the Trustee and
all payments to bear interest from the day of sale
JOHN II. b. LATR0BE,
je1 -2awts Trustee.
o. TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
hAi ON POPPLET0N STREET-By virtue of a decree
sXe>af the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the under
signed Trustee will offer pubic the premises
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of June next, at O'clock
P NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the west side of Pop
pleton street beginning % feet 10 Is inches south
80 foot street, laid out midway between Ramsay and
McHenry streets and running thence south Poppeton
II feet 10 5l3 inches with depth of co to
foot alley.
The above lot is improved by n good two story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, and is the eleventh house north of
Ramsay street. Ground rent S2S per
Terms of sale cash.
JOHN CARSON,
Trustee,
my2S 1aw3w &ds fRl Il Fayette St
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O. SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP

fTTs.t SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP
Esiiil ERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, under the
s44.- Act of 1926. chapter 1872 BY virtue of power
attorney from SAhUEL MORRIS, mOrtgagee under
deed of mortgage from Samuel Boon and Eliza
beth his WIFE dated 9th of May, A. D. 1885, and record
cd among the Mortgage Records of Baltimore coun-
ty, in lser H. NJ. F., No. Z, folio 100, &c; and in pur
OF the Act of Assembly of Maryland 1896 CHI 1872
the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of June A. D.
1855 at II O'Clock NJ:
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate
in Baltimore county described in said deed of mortgage
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TEN AND HALF
ACRES of land, less This property situated
the Northern Central Railroad about mile above
Freeands. 1t is well wooded under good fencing has
abundance of water and is in very good state of cult
vation The improvements consist of a comfortable TWO
STORY LOG DWELLING HOUSE, BARN. AND
STABLING.
Terms half cash. and the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest.
RICHARD J. CUTTINGS, Trustee
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@ublit Salfs.
BY GIBSON d co.
ID BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF

fE:;f BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
4alI THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY,
passed IN the case of Bremen ct al. rs. Mcpherson
anu "iIe' inc undersigned Trustee will sell at public
aEctoh' on the premises, on URSDAY the 18th day
OF June next, at O'Clock p NJ
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND in
Baltimore city, situate on the north east side Of Ross
street. twenty five feet north westwardy from Lanvale
street. and fronting on Ross street fifteen feet by n eh
OF one hundred feet to an alley. The are
THREE-SFoRY BRICK DWELLING, Of recent erection
Ground rent S37. so per annum.
The terms of sale third cash the day of sale
and balance in equal insallments and six months
with interest, to be secured to the satisfaction of The
Trustee.
JOHN STEWART, Trustee,
a3 st. Paul Street.
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Steam Sugar Refinery Messrs F. W Bruno & Sons,
Agents, published 1st instant. Messrs Egerton, Dough
erty, Woods & Co of the Baltimore Steam Sugar Rein
cry, substantially the
PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
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NEW STYLE.

NEW STYLE.
IN BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD RECEIPTS
WITH THE NEW POPULATIONS APPROVED BY THE
COMPANY.
Being and beautiful style and much superior TO
those in use.
For sale in books or by the quire, unbound Also
printed to order with the names of firms &c. &c.
LUCAS BROTHERS,
booksellers, StatOners &c,
Gtreat
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BALTIMORE & OHIO ROAD RE-
ID CEIPTS-WIT TIE We " CONDITIONS
AND STIPULA TIONS-for sale in Books Of 100 and
upwards, unbound by the 100 900 ned to
der, with the names of Firms, &c, AT VERY LOW
PRICES
~" Shippers can rely the CORRECTNESS of these
Receipts as they are the SECOND REVISION lust an
approved by the Company. MURPHY & co.
Printers Booksellers, Stationers &c
je2-1m. 1S2 Baltimore street
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BY SAMUEL j. sOPER < co.

HS- The above sale will take place at THE NORTH
DOOR OF THE EXCHANGE and not at the Exchange
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

FRIDAY, June 4, 1855.
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RoBBERY.-During Thursday night the boot and shoe
store of j. Henry Frese No 80 East Fayette street. was
burgarously entered and robbed of quantity of made
up work to the value of about $50 Entrance the
effected by pricing of hasp of the fastening on the
front door.
ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-Yesterday afternoon, Edward
Coolehan residing Mulberry street. near Park was
accidentally shot by policeman Parker pistol in the
hands OF the latter having been accidentally discharged
the ball entering Cooehans jaw passing upward through
the roof of his mouth lodging under the eye.
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BY CANNON 4 MATTHEW'S.
H. H. VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES

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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.
tt r.7sA TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

my26-3aw TIA iune&dts ash Auctionee
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