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of the almost united Southern press to extol
his incorruptible political virtue: comprehensive
Craftsmanship and upceasing devotion to the prin-
ciole of States Rights. Since that time the him
hss fallen from the eyes OF many of the deluded.
and they now see the political mcurtebank in his
true colors. 1t is our solemn conviction. that
Douglas has wrought moro mischief in the conn
try than he could possibly atone for. werc his
worthless life extended to ten thousand times the
period usually allotte1 to human cxistance. From
the very inception Of his political career .seiE aud
nothing else has been the sole and only object OF
his ambition The peace and tranquility OF the
nation the strengthening Of the bonds uniting
the two sections: tho material advancement Of
the varied interests of our common country
considerations Of this sort. never, for n single
moment, found Judgement in his intensely
selfish soul OF Old Buck his principal an
taconst in this contest We can hardly allow
ourselves to speak in terms suitable to his just
deserts aud yet, sufficiently respectful of the sta
ton which he unfortunately holds; that he is ac-
tuated by patriotic principle ~ the malignant
war which he now wages against rival asplrant
for the Presidency, VIZ have never for n moment
conceived or that he cares one single iota about
the Lecompton humbug, is equally remote from
our thoughts
To crush a dreaded rival. to kick him out OF
the way, to render him obnoxious Ia southern
voters, 10 blast his reputation with his party
these are the considerations influencing his pre-
sen, action. A love Of principle beyond that in
,ovcd in the onv"s and fishes, has never serious
" effected the health Of the dominant party. aad
to claim prc.cmincncc, in that regard. for the
present guerrilla contest, is simply absurd If
the past actions Of the Democracy afford any cri-
tcrion by which to Judge Of tho future we must
conclude that the successful cnmhatant will he
hero, the unsuccessful one II hdifor and no Ian
guagc will lac too cuutumacious or severe H. be
applied to hun by the very men who are now rea-
DIV 10 fall down upon their knees and worship
him if successful. This thing called Democracy
i. II strange ndmixturc NJ best, and We willingly
cpnfcss utter inability To comprehend it.
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War of the Roses.


most savag" war is now IN progress in Mis-
souri, ee'w'en The buehannni'es and h"nS'ast'S;
the champions being a Air Sturgeon on til" one
side, and Mr. kennett an the ether Mr. Sur
geon' who'we understand IS government s,'pen-
duary, has made the pnhhc charge that Douglas,
during the last session ui Congress, was an very
cosy and confidential terms with the Black he
pubiican'' who were much at his h"~r, and held
long and confidential caniabs with him in regard
to the future course Of each, wiA a pretty clca'
understanding that they would all belong
to che ssme party and hr working together shout
der to shoulder "ehe,k 10y jowl" NJ Kenneu.
the friend IF Dousas lies dis ,uc, ix,peach-
ment, and accompauie, A.s Jsrial hy same very
naughty words moi a. al con. r.l;aen,ary TO the
adherents Of Oh Buck admiai- alton.
Mr Sturgeon req.us BY say ~ ti,, charge can be
proved by Mr.. Frank p piair, H., the Democratic
Black Republican membcr Il Congress frem ST.
Louis The latter namel worthy says, he will
make clean breas. u it, whenever called upon to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07
How the Passengers on Board tho Catari-
IN Wcro RESCUED

"a rnEc. Oct 1.-The following is tho account
given ot their rescue by the passengers that ar
rived "n the harqno fatartHd:
The pump connection with the fire engine WINS
not in working order. Some attempt made
IL rcnIrr it available. bat the flames were too
rapid ard rendered them futile
Near the i"rccaste, ropes were made fast to the
chains outside. and To these numbers chung. hut
the flames progressed the ropes were burned
oh, aud those thus supported found wa'rry
grave.
TN the how~rrit the passengers laid out, piled
On top 81 the other, sometimes four deep
Finally they were driven from this last resource,
untl only man remained, seated ut the ex-
trcmc end. Eighteen persona got hold of the
chain beneath Tia" bowsprit and stay, clinglng
there TIL { ur :" clock ia the morning. \ seaman
cL.mborcl thence tothr buwsprit Those clinsing
10 the stay, passed their wet clothing To him, and
the FIRE Wa Nuhdued Ia render the bowsprit
comparatively safe Many remained there till
picSed 1T hN the boats of the Citirind.
An,!rcw Lund,tcajn snys that he saw the Cap
taiu rush deck. take "f his coat, aud running
Ia the side az the vessel was about To jump over
board when Mr. SWrcu,ca seized and pulled him
back He asked hun what he was going to do,
wien the Captain answered linn to the effect that
he dad not know what he WAS about. lie then
ran ait nnl WAS lost sight Of TIE greater part
If the passengers had collected in the fore part of
the vessel, and as the flames progressed. were
pressed -" 81 '>cy that those nearest 10 the bow
we're forced o,rrboarl.
Mr.. Lunisfcain succeeded in making sling
with rope which supported him ali MT two fee,
from the water. He afterwards saw TIA masts 20
overheard on the same side If the Vessel where he
was han ling, and MAS i'll great danger of being
knocked intu the sea b, the yard which was hang
iuE ou the side If the vessel. and only tell into
th, sea wh"h tie lItguG burnt. lie then let HIM
self down into the water and swan To the mann
mast ,hc end of which sticking two feet out
Of the water hy which lie kept aiiuat
lie saw three persons hargngto the side of the
>c.scl hN ruprs. lie threw pee" of rope 10 one
who prove. t. he the c,ok. aud in this way he
succeeded IN getting the mast alongside ct Nh
LunhStenin. where they remained the rest Of the
night. lie saw II number Of bodies floating h.
during the night In the morning they were
picked up lN boat from the fattIina. y ynu Z
sir and her brother supported Themselves on tie
rigging # the bowSrrl, ali night and were like
WISE rescued.
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SALES BY AUCTION
RuTURR DAMS
4. 0OO AcRx. oFEA>D FOR s.Lr.u .,

OAA ACRES OF EA> ID FOR ssLS.Is
ASOOO TIE COUNTY OF BtDi uKp - IL tor
sat a Ininssnner. the following TRACTS OF LAM y
lug 10 the c.uny - bedford:
ist-tpn the 9Th day n the r,.il,, -
inc late Jntal Jordan body AcIt> afI&<D
"o d Fnd hcasily tim5ercd The ti- and il
"'h fred. and I'd portion t. ep.a Land W.,
proved AID adapted ie the growth ot Wheat md -.
"''t" IL has upon il soGls Faro COMFORT.
rfA NV FILINGS. If which l. Ia frsmr
aii WIN " 10 rooms There also Uut!.nIsrs AL
h"v ~. La, hes about IL
" -" we = Tenn X, AID client gsairi
81" ''p.'t, run through The 'chtThD,i ,ur ~
.ie 81 ~ u ''hns THIS I.,.i s..ed b, il, neI.
VIII tr = III IA wo three Hat.
.ni t1n Tin 18Th her tase nro, ,,, INA
v II sell Ita,t Il Land 4, rs ,n,
y titE ih"ai = Intts fun lItur. On
irtn X X ABOUT nnr-.if ' - ,lc ,.,t,r
i"ir ~ wood Id well iiihf tel: T.. h.l ,sne, ~
ftei 10 grpaing fnOhec" Iurr- COIN alf
ns ui"n Ills Land, and " wato ed
ia in III" s3d day tt;uiof lsJs At nh. F,r,,--
House = j Il A Jori M Lib,rty TRACT pr =,
AtRlS It's Land i In good iiaprnv u EN- all
convenient 10 market II lis ah"n mile iron, Lib, v
lrpoi- lp.n this Land ui,rets lier new I oi,a,a
/" torA win "aparty for wnrki.r- htty hands
ih - - tht 21'h ahi ~ 1T 'ct boz - th- reia
i. =, " ii sell "h,r TRACTS lyitr in aid Comm, e. ,
tan ing hb'nt lG AC Res About nf. Ian Of ,s, al
dc last nai.cd Tracts i rich Bottom Ilnd
F"t fn'ih'r iI"rnr'inn apply to J.ran III, sell l. 10
kH. 80
1E MS-Arrrdii e J. wears win lie given =, mn,
''Heis h"' "ta 1"ni ha s'tlIIy viii required
WM. V JORDAN, Comnis-i .rtr
All Ill" PEA s1ihi" Estate of ihe LAT. jordan, wal. old
consisting al nunhog Houses, Cattle lio.s Corn
i"' ar"o. Pant,iioL tters.s Sc. WM Y
"a: : d3t4 1T uoU'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-07

MILITARY INrElLlGr>cE-Col. T.. V. Sumner,
of the Cavalry and Staff, and Lieut.. Col. Martin
Burke. Third Artillery arrived here yes
tcrlay by Of the Miss uri river packets on
their return from the Yah Expedition. The for
mcr has been intimately as,''ca el with military
operations the Plains Tor long period, while
Lieut. Col. Burke returns after several wars ar
dnous duty performed in the more di~tant..--
Shortly after the wreck If the steamship San
Francisco. with that regiment On hoa,d he repair
ell t. California, and has bccn in active ser
vice there and in New Mexico and other positions
of the Department of the PAcifr.-~. Lonis Re
publican, Saturday.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE New YORK CRYSTAL Pal
AcE.--New York, Oct 5.--The Crystal Palace
here, with all its contents was destroyed by fire
this afternoon.
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SEvERAa vA,UAH. uousE.ayn

~ HbVt N1.S 4 I'D sal
- LOTS FOR SALE virtue at a order nf I..
tir'ut Court The i.yncbnrg pronounced Al n,
a3i Jan" term in the yree Mckinney others
IL" undti sglrd pointed commissioners 10 will ON
FRIDAY the 9Th day nf OCTOBER ,ca at 81 n,ock ou thu,
misses ed To sell the following HOT AMI LOI y
and one vacant Lot In SAID decree mentioned
Main "ppo it, aiis Livery stable with large and
comolus brick Soreh, N.
ne Ehout quarter with brick dwelling House with
six rooms good kitchen smoke house and well excellent
wafer situated on iiamond Hill, in the neiRntorhood
ssrs Dngui,i now In the MIR Tanner;
Lot. with small Tenement thereon adjoining lot
trick Meeks Capt McCui kles ain.
ing halt acre below Capt, olcys Federal Hill Just opposite
Capt VIM. Talbots late residence in rear of tho
above, 9th street. just above Mr. David r. eeses Shop
with good Houses thereon
This property Will be sold credit Of twelve and
eighteen months except necessary TO
deray expenses OF sal the purchaser giving bonds
interest from date with good personal security, and
tanned until final payments made
SAM'L. II MCKINNEY,
ED. ID. CHRISTIAN No'n II
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VALU.nI.E BEDFORD LAND for SALE

- y u IT. ~ IT VHk" ENND TOT NAIE.
Having determined to remove" will sell pubic
ton the premises, IN THURSDAY the lth day NOVEM
BIER the Tract OF LAND o " h ch now reside
called AIR VIEW, lying On the Va Tenn Euload
miles above ~ rhbnrg and 10 nom Liberty Che s.a
containing 6il ACRES The lands the OF Elk crc
have long been considered productive as easily
ted aud Impressed as aly lands in the County The
abnndpntl. waterc with fine springs veil no
fields and l. is with in each and he nj
d'""d io two more parts with due proportion Of
to oh part. TN the h side of the Railroad a large -.
aud connections BRICK BUILDING lUroois EEK 3:
elusive al the basement with all necessary
and vrHiencr large ftmi, of
black TN ia" south of the Railroad Is GRISr MILL
aud tho accommodation the neigh.
gx.A bors. The place has FINE ORCHARDS al ~ a,h
49, and Apple Trees In fun bearing and is
D1h rhurche and hop> aud IN II neigh bori,ud FIR
considered of The desirable par,
health the thu
ding scenery where desiring IT,
will be shown the place by calling Also III.
time and pace ihp Crop, stock Hons Ia I'd Kitchen Fur
iJre and e,has Likely Negroes The sale com.
10 oiock. AMI continue lay day flash.
Cd Term, III .,c known t!e day OF sale.
nc4 dds r. C. STEPrDE
Richmond Wing copy " tbs
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FNoM W ,SHlN .roS-lMroErANr ABOUT TIE Pa
RAerAY ExrEpiTioN-lSpiAN OrTRAGFS IN IT1u.
-Wa,hinctou. Oct. j.-tcn. lIcran has been
summoned here to confer with Mr.. Cass ON the
subject Of the Grenada treaty.
The sailing of the Paraguayan Expedition is de-
layei loncc- thon Mt first anticipated for the rea,
sol, that official intelligence has been received
that Lopez intends serious resistance The Gov
eminent has decided ON different and more
compromising policy. It's stated here that the
expedition will be considerably augmented by
land forces, for siege operations. Commander
Page has received orders to report Immediately
on the Sabine at New York, and it is understood
that Judge Bowlin will receive final instructions
tomorrow.
The L. $. steamer Fulton and Water Witch will
touch for coal nj Barbados.
The Indian Bureau yesterday received a letter
from DIR. Forney conGrmatory Of the reports of the
Ind ans robbing the mail $50 miles from Salt
Lake City. lie says no attempt was made to Kill
the conductor driver or guard; that the the In
dian- on the Humboldt have been committing
deprcdations for ten years and that this is the
first outbreak during the present season.
General Johnston, at the request OF Governor
Cumming, sent military force Of one hundred
and fifty men for the protection of the mail and
travellers.
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LOLA MONTE To LECTURE FOR a CHrRc H.-The
famous Madam Lola Montcz, Countess lmndsielt
having offered to read lecture 10 aid in rebuild
ing the Church of the Good Shepherd the rector,
lRev. Ralph lioyt) has written reply in which
he says:
Your very generous offer to read a lecture to
AID in rebuilding our church, recently destroyed
by tornado, is gratefully appreciated and accept
ed The editice is designed for the Leneft of poor
people hy the preaching and practice of Christian
truth in its primitive simplicity and di,interestcd
love. Some five thousand dollars are yet needed
u complete the work, and your kind proposition
Is therefore very opportune. Arrangements will
be made forthwith. and the lecture announced at
your earliest convenience
Madam Montez will probably read her lecture
On Rome.
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i AkssE SALE.-On Wednesday November the tu,l
will Srll Il the highest bidder farm on h.,
how're tide III Amherst eoun Immediately the River
es below Iyn'hhurr. entire Crop stuck all d"scri,
ton, i"us"ho and Kitchen Furniture. Sc NV Stock con
ss's 81 several par OF well brake young MULE. ~
good saddle aud Harness HORSES. several fine rJR51
Wien COWS, and ats ST eek CATTLE, HOGS. Ar x "
My tr'pc insists Il TOBACCO CORN OATS In Iarg,
lhmhy. PLANTATION L TENSIIS. nl ,ncrnns 10 m
non and II snifient quantity fIr large farm. WAGONS
CARTS Ac.ac
Toms ineral aud known on theday lie
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)! EDMOND. DAVENPORT x co. .la.. 5.
KHuMuSD IA.

tETfOH SALE OF RslD ~ SANTOS
- I'D lAE SALT, gust received !,rI b.rks rar ...
ah s'h ~ direct from Rp de Jatcri"and ship kalaLaz
dir c fr an livrr,"o
GA FRIDAY OCTOBER the llf We \, Il, offer T. ale =,
"nf NHr' house head of the DOCK
roOV Tags oi Rio CoiIcc IL W
ON santos ia 10 10 bags,
coo >ieks Of Liverpool tin,
Il til, EDMnNb bANENpoKT { Cn
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Unfavorable Accounts from Pixies Pr

l.
The Occilcntal ,nirpcnlrnccl Messenger, of
the 18th. SAYS "Sc,eral ,rntlc.nea arrived AZ
this place on Thursday last. direct Fl m ia" s,ll
mines near Pixies Peak The parties live in'Rav
county. Mo. and haze sir"nt several months pros
pcrting for gold ia these mines. They state that
u, many rs 80 persons had been AT the mines this
summer. and had explored and praspected them to
their h'nrt'a content, THIS party represent that
nearly all had abandoned the m,l.rs. they being
about thu last to leave. They say that Id rertan
II exists in that Whole section Of country as they
never tried ut any pliut but they succeeded in
WA hing out Il small quantity from the dirt, hut
the yield was small Imt il would hot pay the
miners at work while they were. not averaging a.
much Is fifty cents PER day. The gentlemen intend
WHEN they arrive ut home IN Ray 10 publish an
account of their adventures and success in the
mines. together with the prospects and induce
meuts for others I" GO
The Lawrence Kansas Republican, ofthe 23rd,
says: Daring the past week there have been
several arrivals in town from the g1drcgiou IF the
Rocky Mountains From Mr. Baker. who was one
uft'e original Lawrence company. We learn that
that company have gone t. the Spanish Peak III
stead of Cherry Creek. The Spanish Peaks ar" in
New Mexico, about six days journey south from
Pixies Peak. The Lawrence company have been
encampcd all summer n, Pixies Peak, and have
sent prospecting companies into all TIE country
round about. They found gold in all the streams.
but not in sufficient quantities to prov" profitable
mining with their present facilities. Mr.. Baker
il confident that there are rich deposits of gold in
that region and that with the proper facilities for
mining, it could lie made topay well. lie confirms
the account that there is n Georgia company ut
work on Cherry Creek. 1t is from this Georgia
company that the arrivals of = Id al Kansas city
have been received The lawrence company have
gone to Spanish Peaks, and will probably winter
in New Mexico
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MISCELLANEOUS.
- SEARUBY'S q
BOOT, sHOk a. Sat sTORE. =
PAIL. OF Hasa

MY supply Of BOOTs. SHOES HATS. CAPS, TRUNKS,
4VA yALI>ES. CARPET BAGS. SATCHEI.s, uMBREL
Las. H0EBRCsHES, BLEACHING. &C &C IL now re
ecved and comprises Of the best asnnonts have ever
anareI
am realty ebiifnd liberal friends in the
try We'd in the 81 for III c"ai aud
-'aA deserve offer
iHg g"nt DDS AZ well procure pae PRICES
Fall oF isJs SEABt'RS
Sign OF tie BId; HAT.
~ Rep copy. oct 7-is
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Letter from Tampico

The following communication gives interest
ing particulars Of the fall Of Tampico into the
hands If the Liberals, rs has already been an-
nounced:
S.,..e;nI Cnrrnannnd encn Of The picarnn,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-01
Sllbtr Warf, SSeluelru, Nr.

" EW Plated y ,!,t; GOODS.
= CANFLELD, BROTHER & CO.,
! 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
are now opening all the new styles of plated COFFEE
ana ana TEA SETS plated URNS, BASKETS, KETTLES,
p1 1er Boats Sugar Baskets Salt Cellars, SPOONS,
lowest prices ' ans If
n EW PEARL JEWELRY-
~ CANFIELD, BRO. CO.,
| 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just opened a complete assortment of f A K l..
l. Y, consisting of fit, sets, Pins, Necklaces,
Ear Drops, Bracelets, &c newest styles mr8l-tf
- &c, cANFIELD w;B; cANrLELD, IN MEREDITH,
A NANtlELD, BROTHER s CO,
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
mr26tf Baltimore
SToWEETLML,Iss wy, nv
WATCH AND
SILVER WAKE HOUSE,
Neao Marble Buldings opposite adams Erprss Co. Office
AT TIfIS ESTABLISHMENT,
the purchaser can always find THE NEWEST STYLE and
the RICHEST GOODS in market consisting OF
WATCHES,
Chas. Frodsham,
Jules Jurgensen,
Patek Phillip,
Tobias, and all other Makers
wELRY
in great variety of European and American Manufacture
SILVER W A r f,
of his manufacture always hand, and made or
per, at short notice.
ALBATA PLAT d WARE.
The largest and richest ST0CK Baltimore, being South
for the sale of the Goods wholesale and re
tail of the
AMERICAN sHEFFEILER PLATE CO.
All Goods will be sold at MANUFACTURERS PRICES and
warranted by the be the best GOODS the market
ALSO,
a large Stock of FRENCH GAS FIXTURES, BURNERS |
FANCY ARTICLES, CLOCKS, CANTON CHINA, &C.
A. STOWELL, JR
e22 If Proprietor, 1853 Baltimore ST.
geo. w. w EBB,
" GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER
s. E. corner of Baltimore and Charles Streets
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES RICH JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FIN FANCY ARTICLES.
~ Every attention paid to the repair and manufacture
of Jewery Fine watches repaired by experienced
men. mrl3.tf
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publit Sails.
BY GIBSON a. Co


1l:;:f by BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
passed in the case of Rremer Of 81 M ,Ip, ~
me, tne unders gned Trustee will sell at pubIic
OF July next at 5 O'clock p NJ " - 'ie ISL uhS
Ra h dH A. FLEECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND in
street. twenty-five feet north weswarII c sue Tl hoSS
street and fronting on Ross fifteen feet NV dtt
T vi one hundred feet to an alley. The Improvement
THREE-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING 81 r e,ehts are a
Ground rent S375 per annum. '''''''h
ne terms OF sale are onethrd cash the day Of sale
anu balance in equal instaments three and SIX month
Trustee. WV '" vi the
JOHN STEWART. Trustee.
So St Paul Street
my25lawSw&ds Isl GIBSON 4 co, Auctioneers.
ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
- SUPERIOR COURT GF BALTIMORE CITY. the
Undersigned Trustee will at public auction on the
p't sTI ma at clock r NJ WEDNESDAY July 14th
IA all THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND in the
cy OF baltimore fronting sixty feet on Barre street and
running back binding on Warner street ono L,nlrod' i
twenty feet to Wayne street anu
rms sale is ut the expense and risk of former mr.
chaser. ~ ~ vi :" ioinier Pur-
Ierms of SaleOnethird cash and the balance in thirty
ana sixty days with interest the credit navments 10 G
satisfactorily secured to the Trustee
,ooo, c. MORTON STEWART, Trustee
JeZZlaw5w&ds GIBSON X CO. Auctioneers
f5 7ii;f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of =
ui,l decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore civ tho
undersigned Trustee, will offer at nnbc "a nv
inc exchange sales ROOM No 10 South CAV streat at
p. NJ, ' '' 'E one O'Clock,
ALL That LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore citv b
ginning on the south side of Baltimore street one bndr"d
anu sixteen feet westerly from the west side of FutaN,
street ana running thence westerly twentytwo feet NV
street. thence southerly sixty five feet to Nano
ieoh alley thence easerly, binding on Napoleon aiie
wv my feet and thence northery, by straight line
10 the beginning. Together with a lot in tha rnar
Of the above, the south side of said av t rear
te IN width with depth of eighty feet to German
u, The improvements consist of FoURsToRY BRICK
ST. extending from Baltimore street to Name
sTn aley The lot in the is improved by BRICK
4 lou Sc on Napoleon alley, about Is feet by d
te ana an old frame shedding, extending to German
street. The property is IN fee ~
oe fourth cash and the balance in canal instaI
ments at A. and II from the day Of sale with in
erest to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee An
Trustee N' " ~ pau ny 'he
j. MASON CAMPBELL, Trustee
90 GIBSON K Co.
Je-o-epoW&us AuctOneerS
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4ru 6000s,
GUNNER UNDERSHIRTs AND

QUINN Z R UNDERSHIRTS AND
~ DRAWERS.
AMOS LOVEJ0Y 4 CO.,
| No. 1876 BALTIMORE STREET
Second door below Messrs Hamilton, Easter 4 Co.
Have Just received a large assortment of
GENES Emf, SILK, GAuzE, MERINo, COTTON AND Isle
! THREAD SHIRTS, GENTS SUMNER MERINo
DRAWERS. CENTS SILK, COTTON MUSLIN,
AND LINEN DRAWERS. LADIES SILK,
! MERIN0 AND COTTON VESTS. MISSES
AND BOYS VESTS, all sizes
SUMNER GLOVES, sUsPESDERS, cRAvAHT S''S
COLLARS, KNITTING COTTON, SPOOL COTTON,
THREADS, NEEDLES, PINS, TAPES, CARPET
AND MAT BINDINGS &C, &C,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL, No. 1875 Baltimore street. be-
tween Light and Charles streets. je14-tf
T AIDES DRESS GOODS.
-' NOW on HAND
BAREGEs,
GRENADINES,
ORGANIZES,
LAWNS,
IN EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY AND STYLE.
TO WHICH ADDITIONS
ARE CONSTANTLY BEING MADE
BY EVERY STEAMER
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
Nos. 199, POI AND 203 BALTIMORE STREET
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
HAMILTON EASTER CO.,
NOS $780, POI 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
NOW ON HAND
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
LINEN GOODS,
IN SHEETINGS,
DAMAsKs,
TOWELS
NAPKINS
SHIFTING LINENS, &c
so,
QUILTS, BLANKETS,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
CRUMB CLOTHS, SHADE LINEN
AND GOODS GENERALLY
REQUIRED BY HOUSEKE EPERs
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CLOSING OUT SALE,
~ " e LIST, s 8.
W 9th & FULLERTON
WILL COMMENCE THIS DAY TO CLOSE OUT
THE REMAINDER OF THEIR RICH STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMNER SILKS,
BAREGES AND BAREGE ROBES,
GRENADINES AND GRENADINE ROBES,
ORGANDY LAWNS AND ORGANDY ROBES
LACE POINTS AND SILK vISITES,
SPRING SHAWLS,
AND OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS,
AT UNHEARD OF Low PR
WE INVITE PARTICULARLY THE ATTENTION OF o
CUSTOMERS
je1n NO IS BALTIMORE STREET.