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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Forenoon Weather Reports-M.RcH .

BY the Eastern Northern Western and southern Lines
ceived AZ No. q Wal street
QVrBEc, e. M.-Thermometer in upper town ~ ID wv
.ov L, y.
MoNr,EAL, 6 = m.-Cloudy; wind N. W. p.
CHARLoTTETo~S-Coudy; wind v. w.
SACkvlLLE-Coudy; wind ;. 5 W; 80
ST JoH>. n. B.-Cloudy wind y. w j.
PORTLAND, Me-Cloufy wind Y. y. w 81.
kAsTPoET. Na-Clesr; wind W.; 80 "A q,
NEwioRk, uoon-Cesr; wind W. 4S 6aFcnl.tsI' - -
OswEGo, n. I.-Cloudy: wind N 81
PHILAoELPH.-Clear 50, bsroueter Sos
NAsHNGToS D. C.-Ciear; wind y. WI %
lNniASAPoLIs, lnd--Coudy 81.
TOLEDO O.-Cear:,T
DTTRoIT. Mich.-Claa; S9
6LENELANp, O-Ciear wind y. W: j..
PHii iADEiPHIA. PA-Cl. ar; wind W; 5li
CHANBERsBUKGH. Pa-Clear; wind w IA
AARLisLE, Pa-CIOusy wiz d w To-
HARRISBURG, P..-Clear; wind W.
LAAcAsTEE. Ps-Clesr: viIc w. -,
BEDFORD sPRINGs-Cioudy; wind y w u
BANGOR Me.-Clear wind y. w. %, -. =,
kAsrPoRT, Ne Blowing hard Wind n " - -
PORTLAND, M-.-CIeAr. wtIi W. y
ST. JoHS, n. B.-ClOud, wind WI ~
sAoKvILLE-Cloudy wind y. W 81
tHsRLOTTEToyN-Cloudv; wind .
hALIIAx-Cioddy wind \. w -
FyFSIsG REPORTS.
NV HAyEN Conn.-CleaT; Wind n !" w.
BOSTON. Nss.-CleAy; wind ~ w Do
fiTTsFiELD Msss-CleaT; wind W. D.
ntsKlEK, y. 1.-ClesE; wind w ~ G,
HoRATLLsyiLLE n Y.-Cbs a.; wind !" d.
kLmIRA y. I-Clesr, wind W. 20 .
PoRr JERyIs. n. Y.-CiesT; wind w w.
NtvBURGH, n. Y.-Clesr; wind W. T.
ETv YosK 6 n. m-Clear; wind W. " 49,
Buffalo n Y-Mnd wind W. -. bsrous'st @S"''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

TmE WINTER ABRoAD.-A lette. from Rome, Of the
18th February, says:
Rome has had no Winter ike the present IN the
last hundred years. The westher hs. been dry, but
upprecedeptedy cold and aged and sickly people are
dying In conseouence in great numbers. Almost the
eItire population il afflicted with the influenza"
The Ga=-etta di Genera learns from Alexandria, in
Egypt that the valley Of the Nile va. covered IN Jan.
reminded the traveller Of the snowcapped peaks Of the
Alps.
that TIE present Winter has a. lar az the City OF
",he Lagoons Is concerned, completely fals6ed the
,raditionsry theories respecting the temperature Of
southern latitude.. The grand canal and the Giu-
"decca are filed with huge masses Of ice, and the
"s,reets ore obstructed by drifting snow"
lEVsainz Poe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
lawyer knew that no STATE law could conHict With the

LAWYER knew that ro State law could conaict With the
Constitution Of tie United S'stes.
NJ. KELLOGG (lh.l slio: The policy Of tSis C,v
Ihe restriction OF Freedom, aud toe exten.ion OF
savery has aroused aud will continue to arouse the
o. bl n.Ld Of the nati.n until it shall b fnay set
Ted The Republican psrty was orgsni, i 70 lead
hack the Government TO u original doctrine Of free
dom end pun of purpose, bnd when that shall be
acccupli-hed. TO watch around Der altar fires = seq
81, sie Is not again depoied Until the repeal Of
toe Missouri c, npromise. snsss was free iu fact;
but Low toe President compaceuty tells Us she Is a.
rouch q slave territory rs an Slave state. Ia this
march Of wroI and violence tie natural aud const.
tut.o,sl rights of the freemen of Kansas have bsen
otys.ed, but though broken they are not conquered
IT. e. wrongs have met the condemnation Of all lust
men.
Hon se adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

The speech Of Sets.oF WADE, IN exposure aaA
repre hen.iou q the Lscompton fraud. appears 70
have .t.1e the bile Of " the Chvslry." Tis
Wash:DgsA correspondent Of IT., South cone,ud,s
long and bitter dia,nhe ssain,. il as follows.
M. spmrer va. chs';i'ed ior n der ia.,l,. II o,
n oe conveyed in tire itmsks ~ the SENATOR from
ono; even ths, bix snesk, " .soD, bss .cros,y
dafed to nix be b.de by sse5 BOD Language. "a
your ooFfe-rc ojsp' oCu' rot hsp tesr;iy v;-blne.
a. be vitnssssd the o.d 0hlps1 ire.-ss, sJouuls
s,s sIcIrg ts-orgt ti. -p~ce. O. %, Pgsi'sr,sS
c.tsk,j. h 10, .>.-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
ror,.pond. rce Of The Commercial Adyer,i.,r.

WAsHINGToS, March 20 1853
Some calculations make the LecOmpton majority to
be only one in the House. If of thus they would
take up the bill from the Senate Tues sday, and pas
it under the previous question. But abseneesm affects
the Lecompton ranks. Mr. Douglas thinks it a fatal
symptom. He lad to contend with it, he says, when
be managed the Kansss-Nebrasks bill But now, he
Gays, be is with party that is never troubled with
tLat COMPLAINT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Fire at Elizabeth City. N. c.

PETERsRuRG, Va, Monday, Maroe =, isSs
A FIRE broke out tbs nornirg a, Elizabeth CITY
y. c., destroying several stores including those OF
y. 4 Cohen. White s. Lsverty, w. II. Burgess, l.
ID. Kro1, B. 7. Miller, J. {. Graniy, William Shsn-
ron, II. Cupepper Is. Sprevel, W. Ii. Clarke. c. NJ.
Lsferty, and othen. Lces immerse. The Msrine
Hospital is also 10 ruins. ~ A Cohen has been ~.
1Isfed on suspicion of being the incendiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Loss OF the Steamer Palmetto.

Providence, X. l., Monday March -, 1888.
Tie steamer Palmetto, from Philadelphia for Bos.
top, struck Black Rock on the southern part OF
Block Leland at 3p II. OIL Sunday The weather
very thick at the time. She sunk in about an
hour after striking. The crew were all saved and ar
rived at NewporC this afternoon in open boat She
had valuable cargo on board, which will probably be
atotal loss. Tie Paine to is icsared III Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
The Arabia's News at New-OrIeans

NEw-ORLEAN', Monday, March =, IoDo.
The European edyices per Arabia Were placed in
the Telegraph office OF the National line, No. q Wall
street New York at - o'clock, Saturday morning
last and delivered 10 the agent of the Associated
Press here al - o :ock thus bearing time % minutes,
AID beating the arrival of the steamer ct her dock al
Je.sey Ciry over an hour and n half
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

"THE FoREsrERs. Mr.. Joseph Rose, who was
alluded to in q communication in Saturday TRrBrsZ
as a member OF Fernando Woods new secret society
in letter to u, says
The charge that have acted az Scribe Visible
or Yioe-trsnd in all any midnight and osth-bourd
societies instituted by Fernando Wood il utterly false
erd without foundation
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
The Toronto Riot.

ToROSro, G. W., March p, 1888.
Dir. Shehan who was stabbed in the riot on St. Pat
ricks Day, died on Friday last. His funers', winch
took place yesterday was the largest ever known in
this city, Several of the rioters have been arrests
Mr. McGoe brought the matter before Parliament on
Friday night.
The Toronto Bay il open.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
The Ufah EXpCditiOn.

81. LOUIS, Monday, March -, 1883
TIE LearenpOrth Ldgcr of the 18th inst. says an
express arrived at that Fort yesterday from Col Johns
tons camp, requesting that supplies of ammunition
ard more men be sent him immediately.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
The HARMONY Mills.

CoHoLs, Monday, March -, 1853.
The Harmony Mills employ usually 800 operstives.
They have CONNIE need work this morning. The COm-
psny are now paying 2 per cent more than they did
be ore the strike.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Nomination for Mayor.

81. LOUIS Monday, March =, no:
o. ID. Filey was norDasted for Mayor Of this city
to-day by the Free Democracy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
The Manchester Mills.

MAscHEsTfR, N H., Monday, March -, 1853
All the mills 10 this city commence running full time
to-day. For the past several months the mills have
been running only four days in the week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Later from Mexico.

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, March %, 1873.
Advices from Tampico to the jth int. state that
GAIA vas lowering about the States Of Chcouteapee
and IuXpan.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Western Navigation.

CHICAGO, Monday, Merch = IS!'.
Tie steamer Peytocs, arrived at Fon du l.sc from
Oshkosh, and reports Lake Wnnebaso free from ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Burning Of n Dislillery.

WNERTows, \. Y, Monday, March -, 1855.
Tie distllery OF :. Buckley 4 Co. was burned yes
ttrday. Loss e 600, which is partially covered BY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

THE PAsrc.-Th Chicago Pres hss 40 sdvsrss-
ment forty columns cng Of i.rjs IN ths city dsaaueaI
Tor tAEess
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Dnblit SaIfs.
BY SAMUEL H GoVEn

faA TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue oe
MiI Decree of the Circuit Court for Baitimoro o..
s7 undersigned, Trustee, will offer at mint NY the
the highest bidder TUESDAY the 10Th sac TO
1858, at one o'clock p NJ, at the Exchange Sal
10 South Gay street. ' MOONS,
l. ALL THAT HOUSEAND LOT OF GRoTND "
the South side of Saratoga street West S 10 "a,
street having front of nineteen feet four and ery
ches, with depth of one hundred and twenty-five f ~,
privilege of an alley out to Clay street The U ahd
fine large NEW FOUR STORY BRICK DWELLING Is a
large brick Back Buildings The property subject Th
ground rent of one hundred and fifty dollars per ann
payable half yearly on the first OF May and Novemb@'
See lease from B. NJ Heighe and wife, to john G. FIdSl'
man. dated sth May 1856, and recorded in ber d No
lO3, folio, $50 &c.
2 ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND Immediately in I'm.
rear of the above fronting fourteen feet four and a
half inches the North side of Clay street, West in
ery street with depth sixty feet improved by good
NEW THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, gromfrent
s7 so per annum payable half yearly first of May and
November See lease T.. D., No. 103 folio 37S &c.
Terms of Saes-OEe third cash and the balance in six
and twelve months, with interest and security
7. PARKIN SCOTT, Trustee,
seoO-2awSds r. 81 :. IL. COVER, AuctOneer.
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9ousts, it,, for Sale an6 3fnt.

fF.& FOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT
EiiJ TWOSTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE.
--s@ No SO Centre street. This house has been newly
repaired has gas and water fixtures range &c. Posses
sion given on the 10th inst. Apply to
T. CHATARD,
NJ
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Y GIBSON ~ co.
H., PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALU-

- PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALU-
III. ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.-On TUES
l.2ADAY 10Th October, the undersigned win offer for
sale at O'Clock, p NJ, at the Exchange Sale Rooms, No
10 South Gay street, the LOT OF GROUND fronting on
Cheapsde forty feet with depth of siXtysi feet
more or less Franklin lane, improved by four story
brick WAREHOUSE now occupied by Messrs. J. C. Sell
man Son under lease to them of 81 600 per year till
LIST January 1861 and subject ground rent of $500 per
annum payable semi annually the LIST March and lst
September. , 10
months GIBSON & co,
cots Auctioneers.
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nv VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE

DCircut Court for Baltimore city passed the 4th OF
September 1853 the undersigned, as Trustee, will ohGr
for sale at the Exchange Salesrooms, on MONDA1,
October 18th at one O'Clock ?. NJ, undivided
moiey of the tract land and improvements called Ever
dale situated in the city of Baltimore, containing thirteen
and half acres more or less which devised to Mary
Johns and Sarah Pottenger by the last will and Tesla
ment of Kensey Johns bearing date the eighth day OF De-
cembe 1872 and recorded among the records in the VI
phans Court for Baltimore county in Lber DMP No Il
folio 1872 This property is situated on the Hartford I9a9
beyond the Point Lane Terms of sale as prescribed
by ecree-onehaIf the purchase money cash the ba
ance in six months from the ratification of SALE the credit
payment TO bear interest from day Of sale, and to he
secured by the note or of the purchaser or purchas
ers endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
sll-2aw3w&ds HENRY V. D. JOHNS, Jr., trustee
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f-4a!N TRUSTEES SALE.-I will, BY viz
It'll tue of decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore
- city, sell, by public auction, the premises on
TUESDAY October Goth 1858. at - O'Clock F. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said citv
and described follows, to wit Beginning therefor on
the west side Of Bevan alley Bevan POS feet and
inches south from the south side Of Henrietta street
thence running south Bevan street u feet thence ex
tending west and nearly parallel Hamburg street 60
feet and making width Of 10 feet alley three
feet wide used in common, subject to yearly ground
rent Of $500. The Improvement is two-sory brick
dwelling, designated asNo. - Bevan street.
Terms of sale, half cash. and the balance in months
with interest. J.. VI. REYNOLDS, Trustee
2aW3Wds WM HAMILTON. AuctiOneer
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Gomtaion.
D'EDUCATION.


MAISON D'EDUCATION. -.
lH yEyEY (SUISSE).
Monsieur lie ministre Dor reco dams son eaaDSsement
un nombre mite de 25 eunes de II ans destines
soft aux carrieres dites beraes soft ndustre au com
merce &c. =, n -. -
professors soft inernes solt eA'efeS Pour opJes
La Religion Eyangellque
La Geographic physique ct poque;
ITArithmetque civile ct commercials
Les Mathematiques pures et appiiquees;
Les Sciences Naturelles Physique,
Botanque ct Geologic.
La langue franchise literature avec de nombreux
de lecture de conversation dorthographe de
composition ct de Productions;
Les Langues Alemande, Anglaise ct Itaenne, ecrtes
ct parlees;
Les Langues Latino ct Grecque;
lie Dessin ct la Calgraphe, ainsi que la tenue DIES
complies
La Gymnastique, ct l. Escrme 81 on lie desire;
Les travauX sont requirement suryeies dirges
manere apprendre jeunes gems les accomplir la
fois avec promptitude, exactitude ct soin.
La we de famile ct dies rapports ntmes ct aectueux
avec les eeve sont sogneusemen recherches dams lie but
dc former leur caractere leur leur maneres
Chaque eleve suit lie cutie de confession.
La demeure de Mr.. Dor waste entouree de grands
Jardns ct tres suee la grande place.
pres du lac.
part ct ne rendre que les econs qu leur sont spectacle
ment necessares avantageuses suiyant la carriere
laquee lis Sc destnen lis peuvent receyoir DIES lecons
partlculieres.
lie prix de la pension ct de rensegnement est de
ooo pour les JeuneS gems qui ont uLe chapre euN
souls;
14oOf pour ceux qui chambre deux ensemble:
OOf pour les eleves qui sont lOges dams DIES dor
toirs tlesquels renferment que hut lits.)
lie blanchissage les lecons dagrement (musique in
srumentae peinture escrime ct danse Sc patent part
NY dautres depenses accessories que celles les
parents reclament.
Les placements Sc font par trimestre ct ravance
Toutes les fat excursion acultative de
10 20 jours dams les montagnes de la Suisse de la
Savoie.
Chaque eleve do apporter lu pour usage per
sonnet draps de lit, servettcs, essue mains ct
convert dargent mails les parents lie desent la drec
ton charge de la Furniture de obets ans que
banchssage du hinge personnel pour prix annuel de
100 a $50 francs suivant les eXigences.
Dadresser directement Mr. lie Ministre Dor Vevey
On peut obenr des renseignements aupres de NJ. NJ.
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9rp 6ooos,

SEPTEMBER 18th.
~ FALL OPENING
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS.
Comprising all the newest and most 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;
MERINO PLAIDS;
LACES AND EMBRoIDERIEs;
POLE DE CHEYRES;
1900 SHAWLS;
With complete stock of
MOURNING GOODS;
To which we will be adding all the novelties of the
p. S-A large and well selected stock of Housekeeping
and DOMESTIC GOODS. Also, a full assortment of
CLOTHS and CASSINERES, for Mems and Boys wear.
sl3 WR0TH x FULLERTON, IS Baltimore ST.
NJ lew FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AMOS LOVEJOY IL Co.
Has just received at the New Store,
No 195 BALTIMORE STREET,
second door below Messrs H. Easter & Co..
- dfm assortment Of
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
UNDER SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, &C.
comprising in part of Real Shaker Knit Shirts Drawers
and half Hose; Heavy Silk Shirts and Drawers; Scotch
Wool, do. do plain and ribbed superior Merino Shirts
and Gloves in the greatest variety; Ladies' GaunetS and
underseeyes Ladies and Misses Caters WoOen Shawls,
Nubies, Capes and Hoods Wooen Yarns, Wool Wadding,
Norsteds Tidy COttons Woollen Over.Jackes; Knit =
Hose best quality; Needles, Pins Tapes Spool Cotton Sew
ing silks, Boston Wadding, &c, &C. Wholesale and
tall at the lowest market prices No. 1876 Baltimore ST.,
between Charles and Light SITS.
n. B.-AMOS LOVEJOY has had no interest or connec-
February having sold the entire stock to Mr. Hag, at
that time oc5-f
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TITY 6 PER CENT. LOAN, for sale by
SSAMUEL HARRIS, Jr., basement Chesapeake Bank.
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o. FOR SALE.-Wa rehOuse No. ll9,
Hj fronting 25 feet Lombard ST. with depth of 20
-feet TO Balderson having the advantage of two
fronts. 1t is built in most substantial manner and
has deep, dry cellar. Occupied by Messrs J. LYLE
CLARK CO, who will continue to rent it, give pos
session when required; apply to ISAAC REYNOLDS &
SONS II Balderston st. oc6dtf
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SALE will INV r,rtl,n {

l. decree the Circuit Court for Baltimore sell by
Public Auction, at the Exchange Sales Room No 10 S.
Gay street, Baltimore, TUESDAY, October 26th 1855
at o'clock. p NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situated in said CITY,
and lying in the North angle of johnson and
Fort avenue, having front the avenue 10 feet a
depth of 90 feet johnson street. with a rear width of
a feet and inches; subject to annual ground rent of
500. so The Lot is improved by large, well built
THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING, standing on the
corner, used Lager Bier Saloon and Dwelling with
large Back Building.
Terms of sae-one half cash, and the balance in six
months with interest
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
Oa,r-Q ,rls II An TnN~
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e4Sy r OBBINS 81 co..
Ix-q PROJECTORS OF
* THE BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS,
AND MANUFACTURERS
OLD'S MATIC STEAM HEATER
ALSO
Wholesale and retail dealers in
COOKING, PARL0R, and HALL STOVES,
Ships Cambooses Ranges, Crates Tin, SheetIron, and
Hollow Ware and all articles in the Stove Business
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and upon the best
terms sA VT 'r .N
WAREHOUSE-Nos. 46 and 4S LIGHT STREET,
s30-tf S. W. corner of Balderston street.
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6Mants.

"ANTED-A well secured Ground
w Rent of about So 800 apply to
s1ltf p II. SULLIVAN, No. "a Second ST.
WANTED TO RENT.-A small Dwell
w ing within minutes walk of South and Balti-
more streets, rent not to exceed $3.50. Address IN
QU1RER, Office of Daily Exchange. jy26tf
1GS..t WANTED.-A comfortable three-storv
Eii DWELLING, with passage and back building in the
Western part of the city but East of Fremont St
Rent not more than $780, Please address A. e. this of
fee 81
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d. TRUSTEES sALE-By virtue of

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF
I an order of the Superior Court of Baltimore city,
4Az paesed the 18th day of September 1926 me IN
dersigne as Trustee of Joel F. Counce VIII sell az e
Exchange Sales Rooms, 10 S. Gay street on MoNbAl
October IL o'clock, P. NJ, to the highest pidGer or
account and risk of the former purchaser, r. DAVIS,
who has failed to comply with the terms of sale.
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, described
as follows viz Beginning at the northwest corner OIL
exingon and Schroeder streets fronting II feet Lex
ington street. depth of IS feet inches inclusive
alley Schroeder street with me nuIIuiTE Ing
RY BRICK BUILDING, arranged for STOKE on the
ground floor and dwelling above, and comiortapie Dach
buildng-suhiect to a ground rent of seventy dollars
eighty-three and third cents, payable semi ahhuaE
on the first day of January and July in each year .
Terms One third cash, balance III Tour moh'hs' Win
interest and approved security. - ~ ,,,->-
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a.. - TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a

f7!:f IRUoI EEIo NAIE.-Dy NHIUV UI d
i decree of the Circuit Court for Howard county the
subscriber Trustee will offer at public sale at the
Court House Ecots Mills, in said county, on SATUR
DAY Oct 3d. 1855 at II o'clock NJ the HOTEL at CarkeS
VILE with dwelling house store house farm and out
ings belonging the estate of the late James Clarke
thereto attached The contains about eighty acres
with abundance of wood and water, and is about 10
Factory.
Also time and place. the Trustee will offer the
farm upon which James Clarke resided az the time of his
DEATH containing about ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TY ACRES OF LAND, with a comfortable DWELLING,
and necessary outbudings 1t is about two miles from
Gainesville and adons the lands of John ODonne and
William Clarke, Esqrs.
This property will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
The of sale prescribed by the decree are that
onethrd of the purchase money shall be paid in cash. on
the ratification of the sale and the balance in two equal
instruments in and two years from the day OF SALE
the whole bear interest from the day of sale and the
credit payments be secured by the bonds notes of the
purchaser with surety suretes he approved by the
Trustee WIN. H. q. DOKSE1,
oc2 9aTts Trustee.
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GOal.

g NJ. KRAUSER,
Ne WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN ANTHRACITE COAL,
From the very best mines in Pennsylvania
YARp-NOrth street, opposite n. c. r. II. Depot.
OFFICE-31k South street.
nS-2 80 lbs to the ton, given in all cases SOFT
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il ~ ID ITI
OGROUND RENT.-By virtue of writ of feri faclas,
issued by William H Hayward, ESQ., one Of the Justices
the Peace the State of Maryland in and for the city
of Baltimore the suit of Richard Mason against the
goods chattles lands and enements of Adolphus Ben
nett directed have seized and taken in execution
all right title claim interest and estate at law and IN
equity of the said Adophus Bennett, in and to all that
LOT OF GROUND situated in the city of Baltimore, and
described follows viz beginning for the same on the
west side of Bethel street. formerly called Apple Alley
one hundred and ninety feet southerly from the south
west Bethel street and Eastern avenue and run
ming thence southey bounding Bethel street fourteen
feet thence westerly parallel to Eastern avenue about
ninetyfve feet to fence, thence northery parallel to
Bethel street fourteen feet, and thence easterly by
straight line to the place of beginning being the same lot
OF ground which leased to David 6. Bailey, by IN
denture dated the sixth day of November recorded
in The land records of Baltimore city Lber E. D. No.
II folio POI &c the annual rent of twenty one dollars
And hereby give notice, that MONDAY, llth day oil
October fouro clock p NJ at the door OF the Court
House, the city of Baltimore, will offer for sale the
said lot of ground seized and taken in execution by
public auction the highest bidder for cash
s33 cots JAMES j. WILSON, Constable.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-08

T A. DUSHANE,
~ COMMISSION PAPER DEALER
NO. ~ y. CHARLEY STREET, NEAR LOMBARD,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Has just received and offers for sale large and well
assorted stock of Writing, Printing and Wrapping
Papers, Binders, Trunk, Straw, Bonnet Boards &c Hay
ing been appointed agent by Thaddeus Davds Co for
the sale of their unrivaed Mucilage Ink, Sealing Wax
Black Sand, &C. he is prepared to furnish them the
manufacturers prices. Attention is respectfully solicited
to order at short notice. au31-tf