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veracity from men Of known respeciabiltv ana hIgh
standing u society A parties consulting him, BY letter
or otherSise viii receive the best and genest treatment
and implicit secresy.
Suffer not when Cure Is guaranteed in all
stages Of Secret Diseases.
Sefatuse. Nervous lebty, syphilis 10 all s stages.
Structures, Geets, Gravel, Diabetes Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, MeIcurial Rheumatism Scrolula.
Pains in the Bones and Ankles, Diseases Of lie Innss
IhrnAt Nose and Eyes Ulcers upon the Body or Limbs,
Cancer, Dropsy, ,Epileptic Fits, st. VItuss Dance and
al diseases arising nom derangement Of The sexual
Such as Nervous Trembling, Los, Of Memory, Io.. .,
Power, general Weakness Dnness Of Vision with pecu
spots appearing before the eyes, Loss OF Sight Wake
fnlness Dyspepsia. Liver Disease. Eruption upon Iba
Face, Pain in the luck and Heed, Female rrpgnlarteS
and all improper dlcharPesO Of both sexes Il matters not
from what the die originated ho VeVer lon
standing obstinate the case recovery Is certain and N
shorter time than permanent can be eiected by
any other treatment aer the dsase has b. aed ne
kill Of eminent physicians and resisted ali their mFnnso o
cure. The medicines prescribed are pleasant without
odor entirely voeetlbls, causing sickness and free
from mercury balsam. During hfleen years Of prac
tce In Europe the Atlantic States and California bave
rescued from the Jaws Of death many thousands who N
The last stages Of the above mentioned dlsease had bren
given up 70 die by her ply scans which warrants me
IN promising T. The pmced vino NAV ulace themselvss
under my care perfect and speedy cure. Private dis
eases the greatest enemies % health they are he
first Of COnsumption ScTOfala, and many other
diseases, and should be terror 70 the human family
permanent cure is scarcely eneeted; maiofty ii
the falling into the hands Of incompetent peraons
who not only a 70 cure the disease bat Iin tho eoust
disease hasiens the sufferer into rapid consumption
But should the disease and treatment not cause dealh
speedily, and the victim maFrs, the disease 4 enlaied
upon the children, who are born with feeble constitutional
and the current o. life corrupted BY virus which bpIravs
ikelf In scFOua letter. ulcers eruptons and other an q.
tons Of the skn eyes throat and lungs, ent.llng upon
them brief existence Of suffering and consignng them
10 an early grave.
s.lf abuse Is another formidable enemy 10 health for
, 1858-09-24

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE one Of the largest
and best weekly papers Of the day. An Imperial aTto
anng FACES oOLuNSs Of entertaining Original
matter; and nBGASTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
GIFT WORTH FROM 50 CENTS TO $500 IN GOLD WILL
RE- PRESENTED TO EACH SUBSCRIBER IMMEDIATELY on
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
One copy for one year.....t2 90 and gih
One copy for two years.. = 90 and gifts
One copy for three years.. % and gifts.
One copy for Ave years.. 90 and gins.
AND TO CLUBS:
Three copies one year. -. Is 90 and gins.
Five copies one year...... 90 and gfs
Ten copies one year,. .l5 90 and 10 gifts.
Twenty copies one year. 80 90 and 81 gifts.
The articles 10 be distributed comprised In the following
Packages Of Gold containing ....... $500 each
do do do ......... 200 each
10 DO do DO - 100 each
10 Patent Lever Hunting cased Watches. loo each
90 Gold Watches. hes........................ IS each
50 do ....................... o. each
100 do ........................ 50 each
800 Ladies' Gold Watches. IS each
$40 Silver Hunting Cased Watches. 80 each
500 Silver Watches. $40 to 25 each
OnoidC rd Vest fanhP Chafp 10
, 1858-09-24

Medical Institute, Sacramento street.
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S
ONCE, San Francisco. ~
, 1858-09-24

nuIuor and Moore were dining with Theo
dors Hook Says BnlweF % Moore, we're
go'ng % GET 80 gIorionaly drunk tonight thai
We uont know ourselves 7 You wouldn't
know mach Il you did reiorted Hook.
, 1858-09-24
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, 1858-09-24

DR.. B., @,of New Jersey, is not only one
Of The most learned, experienced, and saga
ciou1 physicians IN this country, but the most
flco rom podaniry and pre.ence. A gentle
man onc1 6elod him the reason why certain
dillascs. suchlhs measles, vhoopingcoueh
and smallpox, could only Be had but once.
AIler considering q moment the doctor TO
piled, Eh IF you win tell me why peO-
PIC have lhem once, then ] viii tell you why
dry never have them twice. aa ~
, 1858-09-24

Al editor oll west dpologilel for tie late
erprirancp Of BIS paper BY affirming that
~ donl. while 10 fit Of The ague. shook 80
trrnudons|y al 70 throw down all the type
N he oaicoI Tho Inhabitants for several
mile round lnll, or thought they felt the
lrr11lilng Of oung earthqhnke; and every
f1nIih pane of glass oi tho village windows
unl thrown iingllng into The streets. .iss.'
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
OUR LARGE STOCK

Will be constantly replenished with fresh goods
Our facilities for doing so are ample. Those
who wish to purchase goods cheap for cash will
find it to their advantage to give US a call,
at CALLAGHANS' BLOCK,
Main street. Shasta.
February 26, 1857. feb27tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
Shasta Wholesale Prices Current,
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Gin, N. Y, ...... I6l1
Gin, Holland, =. 2m2i
Port Wine, ........2@2I
Sherry -...........2@4
lChampa, q, bas. s.l2al4
lClarety e case, =. 4M
Sauterne, -..--... 5(d
Absynthe, ......I06l2
NAILS.
Ass'd cut,Te ky, S7l@s
Wrought, u fb, l6@
Mule and Horse,
e fb,.-...... 50@
Cut Spikes, 49,. 7I@s
LEATHER.
Sole, oak i'd, T. tb, ass
Sole, hemlock, ..5O@
Harness, ..-..-...5O@ co
Skirting, 5O@ 62
kipskins, U h.. -..Sl@lf
Sheep skins, 49,. 9Gl2
Calf skins.
! IRON AND STEEL.
Sweeds, bar, as
sorted, T. tb, ll@l2
American, milo
Shoe shape, Sw'ds, @l2
" Norway. @l2
I" American, ll@l2
Tom iron, ass'd, Pa
Russian, sheet, $500
Cast steel, ass'd, 300
German, .......--2S(9
Plow..............25@
FRUITS.
Brandy peaches,
case, ......$s@lO
/" cherries ...... Gas
" assorted, ..... Gas
Preserves, asst, solo
Pie fruits,......... 52@6
TOBACCO.
Grape, u fb, ...25@30
Fruit, 49,. 5000
Twin Brothers, 37@3s
Nectar, leaf, ..37@4O
Peach, .39@40
Smoking, gross, S4
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE ELEcTIoN-One hun
dred and twenty-nine towns have been heard
from, which give Halle QRep.), 23 1892, and Cate
tDem.), 2o,oll. Republican Representatives
elected thus far are LAG; Democrats, 12. The
Senate is largely Republican. The Councillors
are all Republicans
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

iHE oALIBRE OF THE Assembly, late num-
Der OF the Sacramento Mercury, in speaking of
the discussion on the Negro Bill, says:
The mild, but firm, digniied and eloquent
style of Mr.. Street in the advocacy of the bill !;
the prompt Jealous and ardent defense of the
Democratic party by Messrs. belong and Nc
Coy on the one side and the truly, able and
scientific Though ineffective) attacks of Messrs
burbank, Shepherd. and Moore on the other, in
our opinion would have done credit to any sim
mar body In the country for as the subject of
THIS bill was well calculated to call f,rsh and
give vent to the bitterness of feeling which ex-
ISIS between the two parties this niger ques-
uon, one would naturally expect that in the heat
of debate, hard words would be said on both
sides-that elimination and recrimination
would naturally follow. But such was not the
case The whole debate was characterized, on
both sides, by that degree of ability and gen.
temanly courtesy which, at the same time that
1t showed them to be men and Statesmen. proy-
ed they were gentlemen and scholars
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail Steam Ship Co.'s Office,
SAN FRANCISCO
Established IN 1854, for The Permanent Cure Of aH
Pirate and Chronic Diseases, and the sup
preston of Quackery.
A TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
IA L. J. Czapkay, NJ d. late in the Hungarian
revolutionary war, Chief Physician to the goth
Regiment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Mil
itary Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, and late Lee
turer on Diseases of Women and Children.
Communications strictly confidential
Consultations, by letter or otherwise free.
Address l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

NoNcoNYArANT.-Mrs. Cora Auna Weeks, edi-
tress of the AMenem, says to the editors OF the
Aha, Morning Cal, Chronicle and Golden Era
who had charged her with plagiarism that
q when her indignation was strong" she had an
idea of unsexing herself and horse whipping one
or more Of them, but that now he is deter.
mined, if they strike hereafter q they shall have
the glory of striking defenceless and uuresist-
ing woman" In an adjoining column-with
the scriptural quotations yet lingering on her
tongue, to the effect that she - designed I. to
open not her mouth" but after the fashion OF
The sheep before the shcarers," to be ;. dumb
she pronounces, in capital letters, those edi-
tors to be liars, libcers, slanderers and cow
ards" That is what we call b ing dumb,
and "a defenceless and unresisting woman "
with a vengeance
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
FLots AND GRAIN.

FLoEs AND GRAIN.
Flour, .......... ga IL
Barley,-........... -. 25@3
Corn Meal, ...... 6(a0C
kiln dried do. 5M
GROCERIES.
Sugar, n. O., .-.ls6ls
% crushed, ,...24@25
" pulverised, 25@ &c
" No. l, Chi, ls@ ls
Lard, ............2 29G3o
Coffee, .l5@l6
Syrup, E. B. SIG l,25
I" Lemon, =. S2@2}
Mackerel, ibis. S7@
" kits, ,25Tbs. $40
Raisins, layer, S61@ 6
g bunch,-.. sea
Peaches, Chile, 30@
Apples, dried, l9@ 20
Currants, Eng, $50
Yeast Powders, ,$3}@33
Saleratus, ...... l2@ Is
Cream Tartar. ..45@5O
Salt, .-............. 4G6
Beans, ,Cal.while, $4,000
do Bayos,... $1,000
Rice, Carolina, l2I613
Rice, China, Mol 7@79
Candies, sperm, 37I@
s. adamant't, 25@O0
Tea, Y. H., ......65@7o
:" G. p. ......65@
4" Imp, ......65@75
| " Black, ......55G 81
Pork, hf. bbls., S27@
Hams, Billings, 23@24
" canvassed, 10000
Bacon, clear, 26@2s
Butter, ........... 45@5O
Cheese, ........... 625
Goldfish, ....--...1l@ IL
LIQUORS.
Brandy, N. Y, 5 IS
" Cog, ...... 2@3
French, .......... 267
Cherry ..29@3
Whisky, Mon. 80
d" Rye......... IM2
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
D I N N e r STAND
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom
L 1t may concern, that the undersigned will
apply to the Board of Supervisors Of Shasta
county, at their May term, 1858, for license to
establish and keep, for the period of one year,
Public Toll Ferry across the Sacramento River
in said county, on the road leading from Red
Bluffs to Yreka, at the point known as McMrr-
trys Ferry. HAYCRAFT d LAFFERTY.
'""s''' MARCH ~, 1855 ap3-3t
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

BuRsED.-On the 10th inst, the entire busi-
ness portion of Forest City, Sierra Co., was
burned. Loss, $4,000.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

The " OxoS COMPANY" BILL.-A late number
OF the Sacramento Tisior states that this bill.
introduced by the Senator from Siskiyou, au-
thorizes the ''oxon Company
:" To dam the Klamath and TO turn its waters
by means of canal into the Upper Sacrament
G; for doing which the said Oxon Company are
TO nave the right of way over all lands under
control OF the State the right to enforce the
payment of toll by every vessel or steamer for
every trip between San Francisco and Sacra-
mento; and an extra toll on every trip between
that city and Red Bluffs or CoIusi; and another
extra toll upon every trip above Colusi; and
gives them ten pee cent of all the gold any n,i-
ner may take out of the bed Of the Klamath
river below where its waters are turned by the
dam.
The Visitor thinks this bill will bear watch
ing. So do We
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

SALT LAKE.-The mail from Salt Lake arriv ed
on the 2sih instant, dringiag but two numbers
of the Dcseret Ners, the latest dates hciug March
ist. They contain news whatever. The mail
carrier reports that Mr. Kane, the gentleman
who passed Through this place some few months
since, had, after various interviews with Brig
ham Young, passed on to the head quarters O,
Col. johnson, at Fort Bridger. He farther re.
ports that it is the general impression at Salt
Lake City that there will no fighting but there
will be an amicable arrangement.-Los Angele
Vineyard, Sd inst.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

Choice ExTRAcT--We copy the following
choice extract from the Union's report of Legis-
lative proceedings on the End inst
MIR. FERGUSON Assemblyman from Sacra-
mentol-fou are a cowardly blackguard.
Mr. SrAkks-lof San joaquin We'll, you
are n scoundrel and liar
The difficulty grew out of the presumption Of
Mr.. Ferguson, who, with a self-conceit eharac-
teristic of the present Legislature arrogated one
of the prerogatives of the Almighty, and as
sumed to look into the heart of Mr. Stakes, and
read the motives by which he was actuated in
urging the passage of bull. Stakes, we should
Judge, is better fitted for the magistrates bench
IN one-horse town than the Legislative hall
and Ferguson is evidently ont Of place wheu out
of horse stable
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-21
BY SANIL. III. COVER,

% TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
E decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore civ the
: undersigned Trustee will offer at public sale at the
26 dag Of sae roOm in this city on the
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in RaItinoroo it =. .,o
northwest corner of Lee and Charles streets fronting
t"entytwo feet on Lee street, with depth of eighty
eet on Charles street. to three feet alley improved Inv
large and valuable threestory BRICK DWELLING with
threestory brick back building
Terms of saleone third CASH and the balance in s,
and twelve months, with interest and security.
sS-3taYts s IT COVER amct5'
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/ FIRST CLASS DWELLING.

Es:;;f FlRSl CLASS DWELL ING
Hsill 26S WEST LEXINGTON STREET
BETWEEN EARL AND PINE
= - UCTION
On TUESDAY, September 2sth at l O'Clock NJ tro
Merchants Exchange 10 South Gay street. we shall sell
at hrSt class DWELLING No. 26S Lexington street lot
70 ieet 'front.' by depth of $50 feet Vine street
me improvements are a three story brick DWELLING
with twostory basement brick back building re-
piete with all modern improv ements-bah water and
gas There is also large stable and carriage house on
Vine street. VA
Title indsputable.
Tems-One half cash: balance in and 10 MANTLE u;,I
interest and approved security
POSSESSION given Immediately, the owner is removing
to the country I'D
Property be viewed IL to O'Clock daily until
sale. f w PEN ETT e. % ''' N'''''
scots sna.;,.o.-
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON,

f.A TRUSTEES SALE.I WILL. IN
H pursuance of general order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas in reference to the estates of insolyent
debtors sell by PUBLIC AUCTION the Exchange Sales
Room, No. 10 South Gay street, on THURSDAY Septem
Der 80 1858, at O'Clock p NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situated in the CITY of
Baltimore, and described follows viz Beginning there
Tor on the west side of Hanover 60 north of Hen
etta street. thence running north street Is
eet thence extending west of uniform width 66 feet to
Butler street. subject annual ground rent of s3 rs
ALSO,
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining that above de.
scrlbed on the north, having front Butler street of
10 ieet uniform width, and binding the last mention
ed lot depth of IS subject to an annual ground rent
OF Sl5 Likewise the ground as side alley to the
dwelling presently mentioned. The improvements con
sist of TIlREE-ST0RY BRICK DWELL ING with a
twostory back building Hanover street. and a large
carpenters shop on Butler street
Terms of sale One-thr cash. third in six and one
third in twelve MONTHS with interest credit payments
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
50 cots WIN HAMILTON Auctinneer
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Goutation.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

| MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE
1Vl FOR YOUNG LADIES-The WINTER SESSION
begins November 3d. 1858 The of instruction
the usual branches is full and thorough, being under the
direction of an efficient Faculty of able and experienced
Teachers Every necessary appliance required for Female
education is at the command of the Institution Parents
who desire thorough education for their daughters with
the comforts and advantages of the Christian family
invited to examine the School.
For terms of admission and further information address
Rev GEO. LEWIS STALEY, Principal Mount Washing
ton Baltimore Co, Maryland Rev DR.. HEINER, Sec
ond ST. Baltimore Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS
BAlLEf'S, Baltimore st. s15ly
NNYKEHAM SCHOOI-2S2 Madison st.
w Rev'd THoS. RICHEY NJ A.-Rector.
Rev'd. G. F. MORRISON Oate principal of Rugby Acad
envy, Washington, u. c. Principal.
7. LESKIE, A. M-Professor of Modern Languages
This Institution will be open for the reception of pupils
on the FIRST Of OCTOBER. The of studies will
be comprehensive, including the Modern Languages
Terms of instruction moderate For further particulars
enquire of the above Circulars containing all necessary
information will he issued in few days and be had
at WATERS Bookstore. au2S-dtf
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
~ SCHOOL OF LETTERS.-The exercises of the &C
ADEMIC DEPARTMENT will be resumed on MONDAY
the 18th of SEPTEMBER For information or matricula
ton, apply at No. 50 Mulberry street.
Rev'd. 4 A. DALRYMPLE, u. D.,
au2O tn -thu&sat5ws President.
HALL OF ST. JOHN,
III NO. 27I MADISON AVENUE
SECOND DOOR ABOVE HOFFMAN sT)
RECTOR
BENJAMIN 3. GRISWOLD, A. NJ.
This is Protestant Episcopal School for limited num-
Der Of Boys. French Glasses under NJ DES POMMIERS
Boys received from 10 to IA of age retained
until carried to any degree of advancement desired The
School re-opens on MONDAY, September 9th.
Circulars at Mr.. WATERS BOOK STORE, and at the
Episcopal reading room. audit
IT II E COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES.
Il MARYLAND.-The next ANNUAL SESSION begins
ON WEDNESDAY, September Doth. Punctual attendance
on that day requested Applicants any class
in the Preparatory School, in the College, for which
upon examination they found qualified CONNER
ClA STUDIES pursued by those whose parents desire it.
Ample accommodations provided for hundred and
twenty pupils.
Terms-Two hundred and fifty dollars (s25o) for the
session, payable semiannually in advance covering all
expenses of Tuition and Boarding For admission apply
to the Rev: DR.. KERFooT, Rector, College ST. James
IOstoInce, Maryland. jyS-tf
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Qrp Q5Oo0s.
SEPTEMBER 18TH.

SEPTEMBER 18TH.
~ FALL OPENING OF
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS
comprising all the newest and attractive styles
In SILK ROBES, A TABLEAU
ROBES, LEI
SlLhS, by the yard in great variety
,,r,,- Also, Il complete assortment of
PRINTED MERINOS;
DELAINES;
POPLINS;
MERINO PLATDS:
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES:
POLE DE CHEVRES;
,,-., SHAWLS;
With complete stock of
MOURNING GOODS;
10 Wch we will be adding all the novelties the season
T. SA large and well selected stock of HOUSEKEEPING
ana DOMESIlC GOODS Also, full assortment of
CLOTHS and CASSlNERES, for Mems and Boys wear
sl3 WROTH II FULLERTON, S. Baltimore St
HOSIERY os LOVE NV :, 80
II ~ D b TT TORE STREET.
lave received large assortment of FALL AND WIN
Ter HOSIERY, such as Shaker Knit Shirts and Draw
erS Hose, &c All sorts and sizes of Merno Under
ana Drawers for Men, Ladies Children Gloves Sus
PenderS Cravats Collars, Pins Needles Tapes Hooks and
Eyes, Robbins Threads, Sewing Silks Boston and Wool
adding, arms Douglass n Sherwood's Steel Skirts
uniting Cotons, &c, &c wholesale 4 Retail at 1875 Bal
tore street between Light and Charles Baltimore Mary
land. - tf'
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qnblit SALES.
BY +. w. BENNETT * G.

BY +. w. BENNETT ~ co.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
LIERs, MIRRORS. CURTATNS, R0sEW T636Dh
PARL0R 4 CHAMBER FURNITURE,
CHICKERING PIANO, ETC
At No 40 NORTH CHARLES STREET,
On TrrsnAv u6 AT ATGTI ON,
clock we shall sell at the dwelling No 40 North Charles
street near Lexington street by order of the Ornhan,s
court Tor Baltimore city for and
TORS OF Mary C. Jarvis, deceased, all the FURNITURE
nc, contained therein We name in part-WiIton Paror
upets English Oil Cloths large and elegant of
"a ohars, Arm do, naid top Sofa Tables rich Man
vi ornaments, Damask Curtains Linen Shades, &c
TTT--7-----TTl CHICkERING PIANO.
tdn full lays manufactured by cGiokcrhs Of Bos
Chan p Hf aER s sgPS TR i9st5P@ent
> COSTLY CHANnET,JTFSRSsN p D.! Ml Ii,iHti
%Tnronzed and gilt Hall do; Gas Brackets MaDtei
MIRRORS OF large size; Pier do; SHIFTS of Wipdow Gu
ta'ns' gilt and brOnzed French Tmepiece.
HALL FURNITURE.
Dining-room and Library FURNITURE. comn,a,e
CHAMBERS
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany Furnitnr. ,,,,,,...
Beds and Bedding, with everything usually f,u%
well-furnished dwelling. " "
Kitchen Furniture &C.
Terms cash, in bankable money
WILLIAM F. MAYHEM
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY
Executors of Mary C. Jarvis, deceased
+. W. BENNETT 4 co, Auctrs
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
1000 BOTTLES VERY CHOICE and OLD NADEI
IOOJRA, SHERRY and PORT WINES from 20 To 30
years old in glass; ~ ~ ~ ~
CONSISTING OF
90 oo bottles very old and delicate Sherry Wine
o. " Madeira "
20 20 g - Old Port Wine
1852 " Ciaret
ALSO,
brandy, Whskey, Hook, Champagne etc
ALSO,
HAfMR HORSES AND CARRIAGES
~ Pair of Bay Carriage Horses
XII fJsZ SUPERIOR FAMILY CARRIAGE
O. nearly new, of superior finish, cost 81 GOO-
one Square Carriage, with Harness. Blankets ei com,
plete. Terms cash, in bankable money ~
WIN. f. MAYHEM,
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY
Executors of Mary c. Jarvis, deceased
Slo-ts +. W. BENNETT Il Co Auct'rs
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LENNON 4 BROGDEN, Auct'rs. 80
BY GIBSON * co

T::f TRUSTEES SALE.-Bv virtue of
" an order of Court passed in relation to estates Of In
solvent Debtors, the undersigned as trustee will
S sen on oAiGkDAl the second day of October at the
ton JUNCTION Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Loi OF GROUND, containing about ONE ACRE of
and oeng part of tract called the Forest or Tavlor
Porest situate IN Baltimore county, Old Forge
Road leading from the Old Rolling Road to the Avalon
WORKS about threefonrths Of mile distant from Avalon
ana adolns the lands of John Chandler Smith There is
an old LOG HUT on the premises but no other improve
mens. ~ -A-P'''S-
Terms of sale-0nc half cash day of sale and the
balance in six months with interest or half in six and
pance IN Twelve months with interest, with security to
be approved by the trustee. ~
GEO. Fl. WILLIAMS, Trustee
sfZaWSw&ds GIBSON & co Auctionaers