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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-29
rLsERT EvLScN,

.r,NPpE.L * CO., AND T.. c, IVES,
formerly No. 10 y or'h Wharves')
ERIN PRODUCE, FRUIT AND VE-
BLES, No. 4 North Wharves, 4'h door
street, Philadelphia
=, Apples, prieu Lu'.s nus. I,Ia'H1 CIe'e',
:, Onions, mercer "'a'o'''
Tomatoes, sweet To'a'oeS, Dea"s'
uts, Peaches, Crahoer'iss hss; Ho'
rs for Shipping put up WIN care 1No 0'''
GOODS sold on commission for Farmers
alors.
,er ~. 1857
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-29
10 and SIS Single and Double
lreaded Empire Family Sewing
Machines.

,crNCY for the sale Of these Sewing
chimes can be secured on liberslterms ioI
49,, Of Northumberland. No one need
vit6out capital sufficient to conduc' .he
$ properly and who cannot bring reisI, l,
5 to reliability and capacity a peFS0ha'
ton will be necessary. ,;c
neeulinr adaptation Of these Machines iOI
,nsos Of Family Sewing, will, where ever
q olered for sale command a ready ana
ed demand. coon,Ir
,orpor of 9th and Arch sts., PhlIadeta'
lst IS, lS57.-u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-29

,KLEs of various kinds. Lobs,ers, sar'
nes, &c, & c., Just received and Tor sale
l,,,, Store Of A. w. FIsHER
-. AasI~ |, 49,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-29
uIANKS! BLANKS!

NIX Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds Warrants
tachments, Commitments, Summons, su,
executions, Justices and Constables
Us. &c, &s., can be had by applying al
ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13
MARRIED.

NEY-on frdsy .ys-rs Aplb. by ne se nv a.
Bsfisn, Royal z. D.sa 70 ~ y. ofS'.s Hs-s''''" ~ '
Pref r. J. Hswey All Of THIS city
uoRIoN-sMITH-O Wednesday Ap,i y ~ TIE hfy, IfS
s,svS,t NJ Wm r. EC1on 20 Hss 0eofg'ala snl'n' a.
ofttis city. ,,y ,.......
T,b.h dsy by D. L. Haley Nj J1th Nom 70 n'ss
Elxsb, b koop bo3 Of EictcTy
Troy psptrs ecs'e copy. ,,,u.
HcGEE-RIORDAN-lp BrootJD on MoGdAy Ap'i5, . oy wv
NJ, Fu.A,r yeesan James Edward McDee, ~ C7ihs. OF
s.La- u NewYork Lizzie NJ, esasseI 81 Lseese h'o
dan, ESQ, Of Bsoohyn
AZ The Chreh Of :he Unity by tho Rev f1oua roA e
Bofon, Mr. George g. Tbo-p Of tns cy 70 WIZ 7~'e L.
(ny d. lat<T o. John Cray, esq, OF "oi'e'*f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

WALLACE IBEArGh. Huo3rs3e 4 psoPie were
,,sA swov AS st. fr-m tie soo-e of che h11'"'
80 O.. c,am,oe 80 f.l az I void bod, tne
laIges. s5dissoe being p'e'en: the; ever
ga.ed w..i.iu ;te walls Of .;si ;he,>'' .bn
-, IN, II e J,rr.,.. l4,s Of Barron o ;hea'sT'
9TH the Moor by NJ r. H. -.
,...on Of .hosetxo chaa,t're ever gwen
to-.,her 10 Newyork.
Tee Other pari, we're al 10 ne S.'41 /" .ono.
.,.on and the Casio OF NJ A. H. D~'s"f'''
~.s .,c.Ien, and won much deserved al s".e'
Mrs. Hoey wss the " Des'enHha, a'd E@ "a,
va. eredi,aby sc:eA by Mr. G. Jordan o De boV very
Heater.
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Died..

E''.' ,s, GP f5n s - sp4 M. Ss%;.
s sSs,: t CONS ~ FSs sa 1S I4na
sENsCps-A, No leo DiVi'iso stree: on saIt,y Aprn !"
Csbezne daughter Of Frederick and Licia Benson Sseo
eoIsIRyOa Hondsy evening April 70 Harry inapt Of
Caies W. and Mary A. COsarn eyed year. months ted
The "syes AID friends Of family also those Of George A.
,.. s5e 5sRs SSIs. nc No no Ess ste Oh wedaes
5sy Ipii H. a. u eclSei N.
TlscH-oI Monday ApI ~ Jerome sld.: 80, son o. Jerome
isnds Of toe family respectfully invited TO
the 1s.Ssp ,S' Of h s. No. rs e. street.
ts:wseD Ninth and fen.h
o1s, Anne yoags..: cbd Po sai Ann "
Gtslain, aged year, 10 months and : days
LANE-At No f4s Eas: Thirty first street, Saturday April
10 s.I panf ard lingering sickness wsi.h she bore wits
oahso ferade Nasa e. Lane, wife Of Thomas Lane, in
he 2otByeu Of her age.
hofIs0N-In this city on Monday morning April ~ ahers
ris Saiss: sad friend. snd .so;s 6,ehs John Mo-.o
invited TO attend his funeral fon No sO7 Thru ave1e
afternoon April ~ at O'Clock, without further notice.
MAH0NEY-In Brooklyn, Sunday Ap'i H. John Mshorey
ofEIisrny in The S0th year Of bis
SiSgs ode s.e ssnss ao' s1s sssd . ysas
s1e i,.d 10 s.tend her saDeSa ron No. S West fsrty
NH street, Tuesday sfernOon i5h iD'' a. OcOcs
OUGBT0S-At No e9 West Seventeenth street Sunday
d Mr.. As oasoD sd years iny d e ds
PLACE0n srndAy evening April II, Charles Pace, sonr
ne rssiys. and friends to funeral his
ste residence No Allen street. or Wednesday, April H. 1:
On. IN. The remains will be taken 20 Greenwood.
RkYfOND-On Sunday moTrirs April ii, James Wells. in
Art Of VIM. H. and Lizzie g. Raymond seea yes-,
months and II dsys
qs invited
The bous II The TsIehts 30 n South Fourth
psr..t WILLIAMSBURG Tuef1ay al = without further
Notice.
RUssELL-At Orange, N j. on Saturday Apr 10: Mary T.,
wife II YIN. d. Rassel and daughter Of Darius We've esq
To rSrsl viii tax, sce Grace Church Orange Wedne.
Ssy A. O'Clock D. The relative. aud then3s Of the
family Ue respectfully irvu % attend The remao, viii b
tshen % Mount Peasxn. Cemetery ~ inerment Cas- leave
from Of Corspd stree, a. ny ne by moI's ara Esseh
Railroad; returning leave Orange a. 81
sTILLWELL-In Brooklyn, Sunday April II, May J.:
daughter Of Della and John w. stiwel, aged month";
vLLENTINE-n this city, Saturday Apri 10 after short
illness Petsr Valentine in the 7ih year Of his age.
wHITiHG-A South YOnhe'' Sunday morning. April II at
residence Of her james Whiting esq Lydia widow
the late Ebeneser Whit in he sfh {el Of Der sse
and those Of her James r. Ceares and Joha
Whdng and % her sonn Samuel " D0sse, respec
ky invited attend funeral 1retdEy he l3th trt
fc'elcck from Dr. Phillips Church, Of Flth
syepse and Eleventh without further invitation The
remains be conveyed 70 The Second stree; Cemetery
WILLIAks-A. No I3l Division .re Sunday, April H.
lmauta A. Williams daughter Of Thomas F. and 4man+s VI
a age n mOL.bs II days.
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, April I2-An. s,ssnshp p Sprasge nsihe 80
Phiaet hs chip Alfred Hill. Nsse New York bars y wv
Iey, P.IkeT, CAy'sien bris sur Melniyie
Below BsIh Areihuss Lon susius Laurets, ron r'
mo; trg Sarah fiom Cubs. v..,.,u
Por; Prince Boston GTsnpus Cunningham h''Ae -
Portland. -, Ia. ~ .bs
SAVANNAH April l2.-Tbe L. S. " steamship S~'"
South. ron Nsw-Yoi arrived Yesterday; lweA a y,o,h
NEW-ORLEANS-Au. April IL, ship. MaI'n . f.saos
Train ard X s;.sse. oU Liverpool fM Wes n e. Nev
Bach Hswk So. Peter Parliament and WhnsIoh' So. ssd
Yorh Issb.ns and Ionisn. from London felel
H,th,r from Hay, and LiEre Hsr~srd from boss yoysa
NORFOLK Apt l2-Ar 'clr G. W. conner H'
nlso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

The transactions of the Cleaning House show re-
duction OF aooOt five millions, as compared with the
ssme week last year.
Albert Fl. Nioolays reguar daily suction sae
Of stocks and bonds viii take p'scO tomorrow
Tuesday 8: ~ O'Clock, ct tee Merchants E1.
charge.
S. Diapers daily auction sale Of stocks and bonds
will take place TO rorrow Tuesday al l2i o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
The movement Of the Banks sinee Nov. l, 1855 he's
been a. knows
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SAILS AT AUCTION
MONDAY, April l2-P. ".

Notwithstanding The unpleasant weather, deahos' 81
The STOCK Exchange today were characterized 'yA
gres: deal Of strength and s:esdne'' and Jar degree
1900 TIE prominen. feature Of the day was the
'.>",o.n, in Erie. which rod 70 the extent OF more
Ooo shares q. the First Board advancing to |ii,
NS finn Wi.hou; any co nb.red tifOr; 70 take
$500 n he A-ge stor: in.eress, the operations
so'. s.,s pycdvseo . sesreiiy o. ts's ssosk, ssd
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X,,l,,. R,por,ed yy TSt-resI.

NouIlE Apr 10 The sAss = CoIro> - cay "'fs 50 ha
~ ,ss!.r BIT %. Guotssy loTlr rI.a -. 80
BaLri~0EE. Apul a-Cry Mih' Fto's ~ - whrtr
aun Y,iox Co.'S e7dtsr. Th~f- advancing eEdsncy
IN Provisions. Ban Shoulders q s7c Mess Pois SIS L~sL
tv.st rsroN Arri Io.-CorToS urchsnred -
Pan. yHia phi y FLop arm ~ - 5lfa - War,r
Al P,S o o.qsI 0s WAR So Coax hs- aseia-d g.;
s.. If 600 kush. Yellow ~ 7oc PkoVsioSs -lchansel.
Hg.skY ETu.
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Ei.osttr. &c.

Posr,N Ar 2-The brg Abe, Adirs previously .epoed
rr,rpl IT. N WiIrngt c. Eco q foi ston arrived
BsImuos lth March N disFe with loss O.. Eid-f ss &c
By telegraph % Ell~ood NAter ESQ.,
SWAN IsLASD (CsIibesn Seslhs og NAIA,iska C5nfAns
sIlyed alb al Feb IS sod having oct her a.
heavy blow night caiios calm shs
Gn &C O. shore ID bcale total JOS She had been sppa
Igsrg The bsrk HANDS Gre ,oyy ,rri'ed hei
passage u y days and 1ciLg for Nes.f0rL
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To tie Edi;cr Ct TIE y. j. Tribune
HoSpURAs ISIERoCEASic RAILWAY Co, }
Limited. No. 81 NIi,ism street. 7

HuSpCRAS lSTEROCEASiC RAILWAY To-. }
Limited. No 81 WIi.ism street.
NEw-iORK, April II, 1888. }
SIR: find the following paragraph in several OF 10
citv newspapers purpoiting 10 be copied from tbs
PsIsma correspondence Of Ire Nec- Orleans Pic
GyHEe:
Co Trsutxine the Chief Of tie Honduras RAi-oai rysy
Ia. III i.b.d his lsbors and Ietirns ocsy 20 Ne" rk
- sssou 10 believe t6s bis estimates II hi Of
,,c,s ,rro.s Honduras IL not b. pntclry 'uaLg 20
&c 40 thou t ibis chee . th dsniy OF "
80, fancy The Honduras karcad viii Fever eeOnl. Ned
Itch ~l-h 20 'rti
.irs 20 what little plrf throw away Big sum Of
uoLey"
These statements are calculated to produce an .rro
reous mpre with regard TO the proposed work IN
he minds of persons who are Ignorant OF the source
teTre The statement comes and tie object for which
i is made Permit 10 ssy ths. have not ye,
nade any estimate of the cost Of the road nor snail
even be able 20 commence until tue return OF my
assistants irom Honduras After they shall have pre-
ns,6 The maps and sections which form the ba.s of
sud- calculations but seort time will elapse before
the result will be laid before the public 10 reliable
shape Durrg my absence IN Honduras, nave from
time 10 tine seen, with much eradication. anony-
nous notices in the public pspers OF New-iork de-
roeatoy TO the railway They serve but TO Indicate
alarm On the part Of those whose interests are OPP
posed 70 the scheme and prompt resort TO this pue
lille method of prejudciug the tmid portion Of the
public against il. Had regarded them in any other
light shouid have refuted them as they appeared
a tax rendered the more easy from the fact that
was fully apprised OF their paternity. The circun-
stance that the Honduras Railway ia the only feasible
one that can be constructed across Central America
enjoying the invaluable commercial advantage Of .
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MARINE URNiL.
FORT OF Ew-YoRK...."".


s.am,hip-Cshi-e. Buuoch Hssaha hVinss'n CfOss-''s
GO
u,-is,t.1 Dxor Liverpool G. n Marshall Co Oiies,en
Wsdr Charleston. DunhsD Duon
Btirs-A Frankin CleTasrta = Aucrews rAFu an 70
Vr,dSpir Lord Clciz, c. T.. Pe,ers -
Msrssrr II, uson Cisy Poius JOS. s,tr c..
I.Iv Adams Dayi. FAl Riycr l. Kenny AcN O1isa Asr
India Sc 70 NJ. ull Abbot; H. ~ Hswsn', Gnhn,
Chsrlssou NJ Cr.rdy Mott Co; +. Ns'efnian, feefsA
Wsshng.on. J. J. NiiaIss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

With r.d S.msrd riioes AnyhipE. favor h eaysr n
uuIst scis stsy 40 ~s a. i'ne ms9sfa
r., , a. "A purchasers snd sps - b-nE -nShe--.
WHIsKY-T The Ahe: IL fv.ly uPicd sud ossr, sole.
Ct Sc bts. 9. .lo.l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

c,pscious natural hnbor At esch ocean terI;t5', Is
prccuIed for it many and very powerful enemiea
am very resp e.fuiy yoa, obdt .ryant.
JOHN e. THAUTWISE,
Z sin.er ~ Chlef Hont--a. ln,elo cam. kA-aay.
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Receipts Of Produc--lrau l..

r, ~, No,,A Rrs, Boai' III Dbl. soss Peg, wAnlH
" c.. r. .',ns, 81 q Lad, Co. Ashca
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Mlr.@v.x ALsAsAc..... fsis DAY.
su,I,., s. y sets......... 6:s1 Mooa-kss.. SCI
gIcs wArER......THis DAY
Ga, III ft3 Gov I..d. 7 Su He'd O~se..-... 9sit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

[lELE sCns Loon, GTeei.,
Bsak' "a CITY Of Ne
why, hpr2 10, 1853, Z
Bar.
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Tie ft lowing table exhibits the respective amounts
Of Exchange held by me various banks and also the
sums due TO cis.ant banEs, as compared WITH last
week the latter being comprised 10 the table of de-
Io:its, as shown above:
ExcH.seE. DUE DIST. BNg..
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cs-r-.'eiic. ard Dspo,;b y ~
SFSTk, Jor tie Yes< nary - II
, ps1A q a1xe9 tas CAP 'i1'' ~ '"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13
he circular of Messrs. Satterthwsite says:

The circular of MessIs. SatteIthwsite says:
Since our sst kdyces the Money market hss beer quiet Tb
resources Bank o. England contnr- 10 Increase but CON
r ~. tive and uls;icp deal The present. issue otht
Indian L AZ l. fo 45NOt00 sterling Il IS Pu. up 10 plbc
petition usdeT seated 'ender
There rs beeu limited inquiry fr American Securities ia
lor6p 3rrug the past week Prices without mAtetl
chang. bt there bloys-cy T. the mAket l1os C-
tr shares AID bonds have been dill sht decline from
quotations. Tie RepoT; OF -os N0H,auy III 'ls y'st 1911
will g. received II ANAL OF t"o I m iois anu no rs
Niors AL TIE eAsci - pm OF tae year iac me rom
r,v,nue sud land SALE, Ere bo4ds Ne Lax ana more freely
offered. =,
eCyrsxNxxr SrctSirtrs. "a W'n Of Csn. 20 06dlll
l. - ss ssslf2 io4 a. W'nOf Can6.. Is los IOs
II g. Conn fs6s lOS lbs III Central Is 75.... 80 q 81
Cr.S. 50 -srinslI5 III H. Central g.. 75... 81 81
sy.1r SycrRirfrs llu Central Il. CAS-, q 81
Penn S. Coup. 1871 81 asa iioeniTsl shsres at.ds
CITY sscpRITiEs ,,,.t n IT'D - ~ - 81
New. Orisans fs 92S - q II VIZ Cent s. W. 20 70
RAILROAD sosps AND sHARks ihAt cent IS os -. % 81
B.yide p,e IT. g int NcAIeni- s., 81. So 81
Gin H. H. =. 81. a 81 MichCenf. shares. oo q 75s
Detroit NJ Is IS. 90 a IS Mich touu 10 81. 81 q IS
Frc IL 81 MG lssS. - a 70 Y Cut. g. -. - -
Tre u H. Con.tul 90 - q 81 y. Y Ont Convert
Ere 1862 Cow. 50 a 60 ne " ~ q ~
EIe $ Fund IT, 1875 50 80 y l. ~ shares -. So
Ir- sha,s ~ q Is Penn tss0. e. a 80
Gal 4 Chic. L. IS so q IS Penn. siegges, "a. ~
O'd Tx Of CAu. ss...sl GSSAin
The State Treasurer OF New Jersey ~ given rotles
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that as the Newark City B,ok nis u' ed i, eI.;i
he registered circulating note us, be presee.ed for
payment within tso ye-, the funds Deposited ICY
he redemption Of sueh notes will be gwen up.
Toe B.nS Of me Commonwealth 70 De i0o W. "a -
Bictmcld with mioInnm capital OF $<vOSo
maxim vm capital of 81 COG, Geo. paced ooth Or
ofthe Yirgina Ieci.l. ture on "Wednesday night. ne
ndependen. Barks sTe authorized 20 subscribe ~
cent ftheI c.piia 20 this new bank Which
to be the Clearing House of the ndepe EDEN, panas'
II s understood that the bank i 20 be shortly ofgAn
lied. /. is based upon a deposit Of safe s:cck'.
The total fJotpgs OF .be s.. Louis Bank, compared
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markets-c,krrvLLr RrroRrrD ,oa IN. n Z f.Isg,,.

MONDAY, April T. 1883.
ASHES The inquiry both kinds il moderate and the
market owerfor Pots ses of - bbs at 30 S0 So Pearls
! sttsdy 4 Sc
COTTOSTe market has continued 9l and appears heavy
the sales aTe.rTf repea. uIui-I qYasiJHe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

Account, from Cons.antpope dated Aarh r. anrouDe n
sr.a Of zip P.L1D-er Il Bos;oo she having Been asoT
In II, Dsrca-,lss
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men, u. PiodtUHe OF April issys:
TIE weekly Bapk statement viii bs found below.
II shows pretty uniform movement. The exact
.hsuges, as compoIed N ast week returns, are %
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
2uuks ano Stationery.

]
MURPHY $ i. G &C %, & J
STATIoNERS.
MARBLE BUILDING 1872 BALTIMORE ST.
Sn BALTIMORE.
M DICAL BOOKS.
I'VE MEDICAL STUDENTS
SUPPLIED WITH TEIT BOOKS
AT LOWEST PRICES.
'' . ''''N CUSHING 4 BAILEYs,
oc4-1m 262 Baltimore st.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUSHINGS 4 BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATlONERS,
ID 262 BALTIMORE STREET
Offer for sale low prices the largest and most complete
Law, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
be found in the city.
They respectfully invite examination of their Stock
Orders attended to promptly fe22tf
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL E. TURNER,
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR
L assortment Of PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
WRITING and LETTER PAPERS both domestic and
foreign, of all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS-Ruled and Plain, in very great va
riety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY of every description for office and private
use vi1.STEEL PENS Pen HOLDERS SEAL 1l4SG
STANDS &c, &C.
INK-Writing and Copying, of all the best makers,
LETTER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE
M0NNAIES, &c, &C.
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c, &C., all at low
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call.
fe22-tf.
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LENNON 4 BROGDEN, Auct'rs
BY WIN. HAMILTON

o. ADMINISTRATORS SALE- will,
T in pursuance of order of the Orphans Court for
- Baltimore city, sell by Public Auction at the EN-.
CHANGE SALES ROOMS, No. 10 $. Gay Street, on WE'D
NESDAY, November Sd, 1885, at 10 O'Clock p NJ, ALL
THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city, on the
West side of Painters Court and beginning thereon ia
feet and inches South from Fayete street. thence
ming South said Court As feet thence extending
of uniform width 80 feet subject to annual ground
rent Of S35 co. Improved bythree small BRICK DWELL
1NGS two stories high. Terms sale one half cash and
balance in six months with interest
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS,
Admir- OF HENRY IAPPEL, dec
oc142aw Sds VIM HAMILTON Anctioneer
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4abIit Sales.
BY LENNON * RROGDEN
BUCHANAN WHARF.


o. o. VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BAL
WI iii TTMORE AND CALVERT STREETS FOR SALE.
--4-@Will be offered at public sale, MONDAY, No
vember list, at the Exchange Sales Rooms at O'Clock P
NJ. to close an estate
THE MUSEUM BUILDING, fronting 60 feet s inches on
Baltimore street and running back IS feet inches
Calvert street.
The BUILDING Immediately on the rear of the above,
fronting 40 feet Calvert and running back the
line of the Museum lot This lot is subject to
ground rent of $500 per annum.
The two lots back Bank Lane and offer magnii.
cent opportunity for advantageous investment The
ots VIII be sold together separately Possession of
ure buildings given April LIST, 1859
Terms made known at sale or on appcatOn TO
W. w. GLENN, Agent
LENNON Il BR0GDEN,
oo'eo's - Auctoneers
E..t TRUSTEES SALE OF Blue
He;i RIDGE FURNACE PROPERTY The UNDERSIGNED
17+-T Trustee of JOHN BARKER, will sell on Mon,
DA the 22i day Of November, 1883. at The Exchange
Sales Rooms, in Baltimore, at o'clock r. NJ
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the afore-
said John Barker in and to the property known as the
BLUE RIDGE FURNACE, situated Knoxville, in
Frederick county betH the b. o. Road and the
apeake Ohio Canal which interest comprises half OF
the property, consisting of about 20 ACRES OF LAND
lying on both sides the railroad and the improvements
thereon, viz: LARGE 16 #. BOSH COKE FURNACE,
in good condition, with LARGE ENGINE and all necessa
ry working apparatus, A FRAME STONE DWELLING
and other minor houses And also oneha of all the per
sona property the premises and also, onehaf
the mining rights the Shenandoah and in the vi
cinity of the Furnace, belonging to the same Sinh
ject however, to the claim of Watson Il Rennick the
late eSSees of the furnace for mprov and
made by them for which they agreement receive
sold.
Terms-4 cash, \ months balance u months with
interest and approved security. Wv. GLENN,
oooo oots Tr,,,to>r E ppocD7,>II ustec.
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BY f. W. BENNETT IL co.

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALU-
bAIlJ ABLE WAREHOUSE ON LOMBARD STREET
1A By virtue of order of the Superior Court for
Baltimore city, the subscriber Trustee, will offer
Public Sale, if not sold previously at private sale,
MONDAY November Sth, at o'clock, at the Baltimore
Exchange No. 10 South Gay street:
WAREHOUSE, No. 119 Lombard street. front % feet,
with depth of 20 feet to BalderSton street. The Building
is of the best material and workmanship adapted
any sort of business.
Terms made known day of sale
JOSEPH REYNOLDS, Trustee.
F. W. BENNE EFT Il CO.,
OclT.eO lbs Auctinneers.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29

DIAPER HANGINGS
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACToRY.
o. He RING,
No so BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR GAY,
Has just received his fall stock of
FINE GOLD
AND SATIN GLAZED PAPER,
from all the different manufactures. Also UNGLAZED
PAPERS, ranging from l2H to Is cts per piece, with
GILT AND VELVET BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS, OIL SHADES,
BUFF HOLLAND AND GOLD SHADES,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATING AND
DOOR MATS,
NARROW AND WIDE STAT VENETIAN BLINDS,
And in fact everything pertaining to the business.
VERANDAS MADE TO ORDER.
An experienced workman Sent to any part of the State
of Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. to put on paper
when travelling expenses are paid oclt-u
sgsy MAGEE'S PATENT VENT1LA-
I'd TING STOVE and FURNACE. Eight sizes for
~ Warming and VENTILATING PARLORS, OF
&c, which for ECONOMY, PURITY OF AIR, and EASE
OF MANAGEMENT has no equal in this country Manu-
sof and for by and As s Side
CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF!
GLOVES AND DRAWERS.
SIGNS, AMOS LOVEJOY,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Calvert and South, opposite the American Of
flee shall this day commence selling out large
and well selected Fall and Winter stock of HOSIERY
| SHIRTS, DRAWERS. GLOVES, YARNS, LADIES'
DRESS TRIMMINGS &c, without regard to cost, prior
10 tearing down lhe budng IN the SPRING ms is an
opportunity seldom offered the stock is and of the
quality and must be closed build
| ing commences Come and the bargains for your
| selves and don't forget the old stand,
SIGNS, AMOS L0VEJ0Y,
123 Baltimore street, doors west of South,
] oc13 tjan1 opposite the American Office.
| TOHN RICHARDS,
| - IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
( GAS CHANDELIERS,
PENDANTS, BRACKETS, &C.,
ga ". BALTIMORE STREET, (up stairs
| Sole Agent for Kidder's Patent Gas Regulators.
Gas Pipe introduced by experienced workmen and war