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in progress of erection. No town IN the Territory or in
the whole great West ever rose more rapidly or PROM
Uses more brightly for the future. What are the lots
worth that were bought a year ago for six dollars each ?
Only q little while ago three of them acere soM for one
thousand dollars cash! Will the iucredulous calculate
tho rate Of interest Per month that will increase eighteen
dollars in ono year into one thousand dollars.
Will not the same thing take place in Louisville ? If
such results have been attained in Nininger by a judi.
cious combination Of numbers aud wealth, that will BE-
the results in Louisville when that combination is ben,
not to the erection Of houses, which will rise of them
selves With the necessity for them, but to the bringing
to the heart OF the town that great avenue of trade a
Railroad, that great desideratum Of modern times, with.
out which commerce moves not, man travels not, and
cities grow not the all in all Of progress and advance.
ment.
That road once built who can doubt that lots in Louis
vile, be worth from Eve hundred dollars and upwards
to Eve thousand. 1t would make Louisville the EN-.
porium Of the Minnesota River, collecting into it's folds
all the wealth and commerce of the region around it.
We will say A. b. buys ten lots for ten dollars each,
making in all one hundred dollars. He subscribes at
the same time for ten shares of Stock, on which be pays
fifty dollars per month, for twenty months, at the end
of which time he has paid up the full value Of bis Stock,
viz, 1000. In the meantime, month after month,
the Railroad has gone on, excavations have been dug,
rails have been laid, and depots have been built. What
are A. BIS lots worth? At a reasonable calculation
one thousand dollars each. If lots in Hastings, Shake
pee, and various other towns, are now worth that sum,
will not the lots in a Railroad terminus be equally
valuable?
How then do A. BIS accounts stand.
Paid for lots in the town Of Louisville, 100
" " Stock in the Railroad Company, 1000
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GEO. B. CLITHERALL-
COMMISSION MERCHANT
u4piH& a&s hGn AND ea-
REAL ESTATE sRokEa,. ~

a* ~ cree 81. PAUL, MINNESOTA, &-1 1s1
Buys and sells on Commission, City and Town Property, ed
Farming Lands, Locates, buys or sells Land Wsrrants. Negotistes
Loans Of Money on Mortgage, &c. Also CoMMlss1oxsH fol- t1s
States Of Alabama, Mississippi, North and South Caroline Re.
John A. Winston, Coz. ofAlA tHoo. r. fM.patick, e. 81 w.i cAr
RNa, Battle / CO, Mobile. Hon C. c. Cay. q. 6.G.
Dr. &c Mott Mobile. Hon. Percy Waller, II. r. 6 "
". P. Hammond 4 Co, Mobile. Col. VIM. Turnbun, q. s. 4. " .
Hon. Allen C. Jones, Greensboro. Ala John J. MoRae. Gov M~
Judge r, N. Ogden, New Orleans. Warren p Anderson, JaeAssn, MA.
Hon. Randall Hunt, New Orleans. II. Thompson & Son, BalNuNEe.
". n. Goodrich, New York. Dr. J Meet Campbell, Charsstcu, C.
Brown. De Rcsett / Co. New York. leo B. Reed, Charleston, &c.
Brewer 4 Caldwell, New York. De Roseta i Brown, Wilmington, NJ
John II. Elliott 4 C, New York. Hill Burgwn. Esq, P1tsbuFH, Pa.
John 2. Burgwyn, PhnsdaL jas L. Riggs ESQ., Psoda, II.
D.. Jas VI. Bacon. PhnAda. Jas p Erskine EQ ,QufDy. M.
Chas. n. Graf, Phioda. Hon. b. n. Rja st. Paul IT.
Rt Rev. N. Cobb, Bishop ofAA Thos B. Winston, st Paul
Office 6. ". Corner Breckenridge and Fourth Street, EningeR
City, and st. Paul, n. T.
All Letters requesting information, promptly and ~cbeerfaHy
spaied to.
G. 7. G.
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Minnesota Fruit Trees.
~GROVELAND & GARDEN NURSERY
Ret.oeen ST. Paul and st. Anthony.
Owiup tn the severe cold of last Winter, but few Of
our trees were offered tor sale. We have therefore now
on. hand and for sale, t@ US 3as@<
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Together with a reat variey Of -@as
SHRUBS, ROSES, DAHLlAA
Green House Plants, &c. 9A@
Our Apple Trees are frou, two to four years Of age.
growing in our grounds and include many kinds that
we're not injured by the hard Winters Of 1861.
Curronts, Grapes, Goose6errie,, Rasp6<rries, Stas-
berries, Pie Pam, ETC., we have Of many kinds in grea.
bundance.
Persons wishing to elnbellish their grounds can
be supplied with. everything desirable for this climate.
Call early ct the Nursery, or send yoor orders to cur
sddsses. S&' Paal Miaassos~ AhsfoR0 =
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N. W.. CHENEY'N
M EAT NJ Il EFT.
FIFTH STREET, (uear the Handyside House } NrxrxaEs.
Beef: Veal. Mutton. Fish,
Ice, &c.
~ DRIED FRUIT of all kinds kept constantly
on hand, and fer sale at the lowest rates. Also, Lard.
BUTTER and Eggs. ely
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For Sale.

For Sale.
LOTS and HOUSES in Nininper. and FARMS in
the neighborhood also lots in the Additions; also for
sale Or to let, the new stone Warehouse on the Levec.
Apply to G. o. ROBERTSON.
?f Nininger, 1T.
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SAMUEL G. SLOAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND DhokEn.
st. Anthony Ct, between Market and q. Psssr etA,
IS SAINT PAUL, . .J NINUR6OTA.
W And Corner Of Clarke Avenue and Fourth It.,
e NININ0ER, MINNESOTA.
NJ Land Bought and Sold ON Commission. Money loaned, and
Investments made to the best advantage. Deeds, Mortgages, and
other Legal Instruments neatly and accurately drawn. Town and
City Property for sale. es 4
.J NOTARY ID l. n
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HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS.
Sheet Iron, Chains, Anv;2s, Roofing, Tin,
and a full assortment of
Builders Hardware, TRANSFORMATIONS
Goods. Sc. &c. IL
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SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES.
| BEND AHEAD!
Messrs. HAINES T. SMITH, Pine Bend, NJ. r.,
are Offering for sale their first quality of rived and hand
from the back country of tho Vernillion, which can be
supplied from this point more conveniently than else.
where. Those DESTROYS of an article that can be depend.
ed on should give them a call. t~s-6 ~FrE~I
Pine Bend, AUG. "a, 1857
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Cost of 80 rods of fence,

A casual glance at these figures will, I think, con-
vince the most %skeptical, that a post and rail fence, is
preferable to the other, if it answers the same end,
which I hold it does. Other methods are and will con-
tinue to be in vogue, not the least important among
which is hedging, and I should DO extremely happy, if
some one who has experience in this branch of fencing,
would write out his views for publication in the Jour-
nat. This is a matter that sooner or later must engage
the attention of the prairie farmer.
NiniDger, April Is, SO. F. F. CouNrRYMAN.
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R~EFEaENCEo.
MINNESOTA. PHILADELPHIA.
tov. Willis A. German. Charles Rhoeds, Esq, 0pnwyeaes,
Ex4ov. Alex. Ramsey, Andrew d. Cah, Ed,
Hos. henry u. Rice, Hon william .. Kelly 3as
usn. q. u. SAlsy, J v. Cowsn I Son, Dry Goods Meets,
Z. MeKsnty, Eco, Dealer il Real Este, Elan r Wilmer Rfg 4 Ccm'n MsyS
RoafnSsaaal 3 Becker. Atty as law, John W. Shines & Sons, Druereta,
Nacutnn I SdSerton, Bankers. NciA VIM. II. Wiue. -
JoAn Nining-E, Esq, +. t IgnAEus Connelly, L--@
"GAs0 L. Eanniux EU- BezHnss,S1E-: New Ysak
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CREDIT.
Par value Of ten shares Of capital stock in the Nininge,
and st. Peter Western Railroad Company, 1000
Value Of ten lots in the town of Louisville. 10000
10000
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~~A~~6 NAG So - WA\Ou IA II do O0CHty q
terested az any other man, and in whose actions he will,
as a shareholder, have q voice. & s!sl :.
Let US reduce this matter to details, first to demon
strate it's feasibility, and secondly to show its results rs
to the individual purchaser. -
The Road from Nininger to Louisville will cost it has
been estimated, at the rate Of $780, 900 per mile, making
q total Of 100000. Of this, it is a we'll known fact,
that if one halt, or even one-third be raised in cash, the
remainder can be negotiated, by exchanging the Stock
with contractors, by discounting the bonds of the Com.
pany secured on the portion already built, and in various
other ways. We propose to raise very nearly the whole
amount in cash. We will offer for sale about six thou.
sand lots in Louisville at Ten Dollars per lot, subject to
an average subscription of one share to the lot, in all,
six thousand shares, making at One Hundred Dollars
per share Six Hundred Thousand Dollars not one.half.
not %one-third, but SIC seyenths of the whole amount re-
quired to build the road and this too in cash, as it is
needed, in monthly instslments of thirty thousand dol.
lsrs each. Now is it doubted that those lots can be
sold? 1t must be remembered by the incredulous who
will hang back to their own future loss, that one year
ago a large number Of lots were offered for sale by
the Proprietors of Nininger, a town containing now with
its additions over seven thousand lots at Six Dollars
each, subject to an equally onerous condition. Not one
line of advertising heralded them, not one newspaper
pulled them, not one public meeting was held, and yet
tcenty-seaen days from the sale Of the first lot every lot
offered was disposed OF. What has been the result :?
Nininger City in one year contains a population of at
least six hundred, about one hundred and twenty-five
houses, two s.w mills, q nash factory, and . szist mill
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Music sno the Dvsma.

mussc and the DvsWa.
2Asoch FESTIVAL AT rliE AcApxn ~. Nusasd, ne
oA,os rg ,ne piapht, AID Nne pAux~ the scpsssyes,
- distinguished IN their RESPECTIVE deusytm~nssl nra "A
s part N ne concer % norros evening" ~een some q
>st COMPOSITIONS OF Beri,oz are 70 oe performed
-""eds Of "Phia9 Of rrAose,"
~ Warmly ap
v.uoea il 70 be reSsaisd % tttte~ Ms nsr vor.
w Mrs. " viii, On 81 es AfiopS Na ,r..s 14rt OF
s~e qualifications sy stspesS Ns.,ea "a saics sne
.srs several eve -cp,.) "a "Psfaecton'
Hnno's SAR-Acs the novel pAbt,miu,c spectacle en-
valed the 6oloen hfg" one Of the most snusos a.
PoSuer peoes ever produced ny the haves .Iso oer
revived - merros evening me tronpe sn s y ~
s~sm tno coucsu ny called the Secret asrr,see, 10
wncb Gab-iel has very l.usha'e part VIE ~N"H0'sA
10 10 daoce on the usht rope oetseel the plays
B,vrRy r,s.rKEra, sisters Luc, aud HeI'n, ~,,cse
se.ey acting ~ ne pe:uls- local oraps sts ed rne
Three tss' aea hss did this theatre 70 owe b1wss
ss.ty nisht currg he pssI three ~eess ae W peffsr
sot tx,r ~, Va sha ay rbe Ssvo lite ~ ten as.na
cailsd the S,roes VI sbe Glen " Is to. oe the coeng
tsce &C. orfoE.
srsspSs Nr g-ongnsm's last eeinsiisa Of oddities
spo N.p a,~,,a.res yhe Gsea. V<syr, Revival which
a ,ou ea cs Lrs: hDs lst slsbt IA t bs preced-
~ toe ui'L 9r'v1SsS sso,sr. oom>oy OF tue "Ser
sse poy have e. ,.->cers In the onre-qa e as
vel rs ar BrolshsO, vs. ~ Also pays the comedy,
~Au a-ys "A p,s A-r5n drama enon,essed the
nnv~AVoL ~ % Z" <vsy, its ioaiai represept.toa IN
o heGe n Of the favor,te oomeo leone xss
MAJ Gam 70 me /,s~ eveaiug. Messrs Bake, Lsstai
40 D1vtp, orr; d r. gerulp aud the benedc,sry have
c"s-e~ o. We finNC Cbss acters. Ike aiterpiece "
be%'ekttoh's IN 'S~s," ~n,cn also hociy cast
laura KsEsEs -Tbe onproceteptedia poFulsr romAnce
o The ''s'a % SS wovn oas hao exclusive possession
u ue stage he curing lsrge portion o, The eseat %
ssS, sEDoub'cs Tor MA more oay h'ss keene
srae "r sc'vy this spectacle has been so requeouS
entoN2ed Ia Se@ and other jouruas that woau DC so
perez EOiory 10 I'D aaotser void Of con nep iRi)n
AMERICAN sUsEyn Toe 'feart OF The World Mr.
last ors drama, has si'.Sdy pc le soinsi' ~
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CITY oOMMEaCIas Rr-oRr

D T. "
FrouR The market was stsssy wfboa. chAngc of
nett Ia prices. AmDog tae sales JrJ % super
h6s S.1c for exccvt at 81 10 rse snoraUi Hh
400 gCCJ mo silg sup.ftse STATE o. $50 tilb,
so1 EVA 90. ssSf 20 n ~ 81.
wHBar Tbs sales eunbfs iced 0H ihff ls5s,5 4,
c'roue gfofjor IS 1tDefn white ~ -, nof primo At
81 az, and Southern REQ a. ~ 10.
CoksTte msfset We easier, but with yoOf den snf,
espct ally fr the eastward tie saies emprsced about
10000 20 40 600 bushels. mostly yelow, At 1870 7Sc.,
with vhne sua coorsd q, Toc. for dam ged
apc TIC a Ito fp eorad co.
roRs esain act We, with good demand for forward
de- veTy. The sales etnrTtei about 500 Dpr ncudog
crs 10 be deiv-rsb,e ~ and 20 days a. us SIS Is,
With soue or the st al s5 90 ST. p5; and ocuded 10
le sales ware go sss pisass ~ 70 arrive, pa 20.
r.fsfS foid q lie an e...sa5.. a. =. /,
Cfyfror qoits, aud q1oisiiors wilhou. qnntsbs
cha~ga, wh,is ihs ~ va sti,Us spiiiA
whisSIT -sics q 100 a 200 Sts vgrsfsporca ~ 2io
q oft.c
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Tie orly Increase which We have 70 notice a %
ssats The shove IN cxpOfis ooaon ya-rs, ~pich
pcresse chiefly 70 ioda has taKen place. slounag ~
ans zoo he declared value, Goa s6s.
Inc general table shows tAe countries markets 10
which The tajrg OF NUT tbefy be raoei. rbt Usiti
Ssies OF america forogn West Ddics and B-sxs have
scsrcsy taken hat Ia value what they toox during
tie 60 two months Ia 1887 while Peru ADD Chill,
uee o. sncb generally SEPT, have tsssa
Considerably more IN qasctty THIS thsn nj the
Deroc In 1851, although TIE declared value "a DcAry
O. Il then. The comparatively high prices cot
tor goods ba1 atsiaed early Ia the year prevsnto sh
moLt w. ecne sxtobt; but the main bar VA after all
over sap2ly last year AID hs arrangement VI credits
caused ny the scoeyiJg houses London. fear
Ieneer CAPITALISTS aud merchants CAUTIOUS IL MvsstiaS
money ~ tusncs rans scou5 Of long oura1on Ir3tuce
although cbtsp, has been len untouched, and ra~ksi
slibOug bsie Of rcois have bceL left unsuyplsd Net
opy o.. export trade aogublrg bit also home
nsnd, probably from the TACT tia, both be
ensure permanently aid ,padihoSs u prices.
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niiscs Iian~ous snd Disasters

The vandarbG mail line steamship North star. Capt Tnte.
psush @ied yrssrday for Southampton and Brenen, with
90 passengers
Loss OF sBP yrrfplr-A telegraph despatch fe,n New
oriesps reports abp Meridian Capt Oroxe bsn.e
March &c Ter Panama sbsnd mod in sinking 1di.,n
Aprl g. st 81 lon 60 So The captain AID tro
arrived S-w orieana the rest OF the Cusa.
TIE Meridian cs0ed ny Movers Tsppan starbuck Of
this ely sac hsiles from Bo-on
snr xosrs -artoH, ., nos.os frou New orleana
irs' OF hsntsaiGa Reef. spill, sNcs ".
,s No. e and 9sa a
Boson lssh
u ss q. SUs Ss fss g an .s s1 a. H .S
irspc. $500 ssr,ya. ~ - soy.os 50 90 n rs.
s c5 Americas, IS 90. hquiissls 400 ws.n.ue,On sun
SS s sS % rs,as ' 30 "a. e %, sS%s
i q saso Ihsro "a also some .adi.oasi rance
not yet aecertsDed
wn,rIsa siNs asr-s Helena Feb es-rbe bark Am. 81
sar WARRIOR arrived the sS' ius win ~ bbl. 40
oil she vu, Ia here sccoun, Of ne eses state
~ letter Esood Waller Esq Secretary Of the sOArd e
BArs srosr of re- Yc-t, p-sper, on the morning n
ssrcs y yss ssneed on ref ,e.r s.sra srens Cab.
ssgus 70 cole On the sh s- The sg ses s,l, % ne
Us cry bgl, belfast, Ne IN iss so tons rased Al snd
wrrrTerio toa, A v--,ervei, No 70 repOri. April Is
an, ~ miller hs Of sandy Hos fen IN vita vessel SIDE
~ sa IN as m srSsss S o. e .d ss
e.eeed gsne one !ha contancd 500 eI. bind ma m rrcd
20 tia~ snc tsd 20 secure nny % ,e
While securing the csss, The boat
sa-d -ps orSIn, Ross md Ricaard Lane, Of staten
1bs ,hip novu,ou .r Yesterday Then on ~. srns IA
snc. dt 81 tbs pnrose NJ being stripped recsgKes AM
rt sr Flip Hound was yesterday ,,E-u on ,be scr-~
coct vhs,e che TO Be sp BED recauRed and nes ecp
f'~ whsIemen.
~ a. rsS Bei'ose. isb, sAic esren oueeo, rs'pvs
ocoosk sea Honciulu fec Rcrotouss pecai with 0ihi
tore Vas on s-s,sh, rbis WI al sror shp SUN sea
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~~,R~
n. cnsesoohy W. $50, n scr q. ,aV syles and
we're duii Ia ems we're tru. ~ 10 ose> son.u
nr. so,s..n ss,. s ,So s se.nss oes sns
-, v..s.~-s o. immoys uspt me ,xnssos 80"
sokepea -. "niy been hess ,reqVeos but is.s !
extensive rhose ~ Woo the most spirit
""'e IA desirable mes Of T&~ kav3 ivy
goods With etella thss] &C. which We nav,
Moris r~'eusoR ~. .sy there wss Issr vale u |
N. c.s.o,cc .. v,,:,,r " 1922, s0Suseno e
sssssa,.gry n,oss With the oommen ,emens N the |
r,er mon.ns; eSpec! to witness Q es6s ieraoie |
increase IN imPsi's uo.o icum fnsiAad and me Conu
pen' 70 mee. 20 IN cnn.rx ia tra.n ~ ~ ~i
10 Prove la' ~ "a aerecauv of :. 800,
bare o. ge'"ei e" rgnt sos" As vo,u'
sucon p,'oNs' ~ xo3,s canapt % fep,aoeu uvn
soroA, .~r, N 4 los. aud the same go.o-, VI vS.y
W az item n Is believed will beN b90e. sHsS bTx
so1sr mi: season tnso usual and beuce may 90.
ons.s -, 80 aoS Soos and sspsciay for toose left
'1b o been 40 io~ as as % pro
hany checl ccpunueo activity 10 the 80 descriproa
Of re season 70 nov becoming too a3vsnoed
% s~Ss sae srs snsc's, snIes Of inoor,Ance
49,. y,-..,.~. p,v.o.a ~ r,,,noas
The earnirgs OF tae Great western hAr'sa OF sh"'S
for March were:-
| u.,ch ls5s ....s $50 ~. "a
| March ls6s .......,... " s9l "a
' -
nscr.... 90 8 10
| 80
The earnings ana expenses o' she SAdw ~, hinshsi
and Nesa,k Raisoad wore:-
rS,srses " ' ~ '''''''S 80 or
"''''''''' o,'os "
| ,r... 80, -
The citizens OF Wlamstown Vas .achusetis Frida,
voteo 10 loan she creat Of Tie town 10 tbs Amount
1 soa mn a, -, -, A. ,>,,,.. - =, A.. =. Do,
'SH''o !" -'' '"' Nof vi VI "o ''oy an" o'0S''
Railroad irs<n l}oosfcs Tails to North Adams, Mass
Ihe Auditor of uuec accounts OF the state of Virgins
,..ort. ,s., ss,s NJ s.,oh 90 ,., -. .,o,n, :, n
'ePor'~' '"oer us" "S'on ~, 'ns' tue ahouo' |"
ADDED 10 TIE puec db under acts OF the last aud pre-
zen, session Of the legislature will be o. s25 $780,
| -, =. - =. -, -. c.. -.
VIZ ho' "o I00eSe"y '" 'no'e"'e 'Ao 'S'' ~ y
mes liabilities growing ont OF the recent aporopfiacon
| In IA. renott the Andi,or says.-
| =. -. ., so,,o,,,or lac, ss,ir,.,as
"ny - -, ~. :. "a -, a. o." r..
| la We, az. ,ai :, c.,n bsys ~ oasrn
80, ~ means m ,ha sroaosp ~ sA2a lel O:
| P go =, 49, -, ha nn, ,anaina U,asit '
/ Ane sDa. ,D.n 80 .on,;O ~ e PA 400 ooo m
| "''su'' "N' 's '''''''''''''''' ' y
| Total eoa,,rr dh soa 10, q:
A'.' h"aVI u. W o-'''' %
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Excess Of receiots ordinary expenses siOs2,3 60
tor March contains fcnows review OF the movements
o. trade In that maket:--
TIE arsi quarter Of The year ended, but fear not
very Sa,isctofiy for TIE trade manufacturing
country The ara -backs CcCAsiOped BY the
have been more clearly ned sitefy
at ihc ginning G; the year We maze false start
J9Busiy aDc nave hs u fc,eoe car tep the advance
when TOOK place bee entirely been lost
Iai1org co;.on which Tad reacted very .ea-y Sd per
b n once TO b. had a, 6Zi 20 20. aol may even
90 beiOw that price should stccks ATE. We
Low tTaoug upon basis, aod al hough -
Gay cifcu ar from o,ing satisfactory REGARDS
coLuticc, trust that hebc.iorw ara may nave II 10
pSwer give cheerful reports 81 The state OF
trace Wlrh inoDey easy, bread svfs cheap, aud toe
great staple q Cur dusry moderate price, a1e can
Let f,mGo stagtab The cheek VIII IN the cclst has
giyea export trade mpst tel those Of
foreign naikets upon which II bears particularly.
socks 40 Will gradually Be reduoed w The
hey require b. rep eui-heo Cnsspes Of
trace banking credit 10 London else where, siu
tgam have been afrstge and hope safer footng,
Jugh teL0enCy uSdae speculative opei hs1
already shown tsef IN various parts at tie beginning Of
tire The Ony 9uater ~ which large chi pne1s have
beer race snoo the BE- Gin 1ng Of tie tbs Fat aud
Ubtufh ue articles seat Ia nsi market mosis gray
goods ugOn which com parat ltle labor V le
10, VIC nevertheless the activity which prevailed %
the partial Cleratsout Of lone rnagnudc Tor thOse
tct We regret W hear hO~cvor, tina, the sccsun
TIA lat overland mail not consdefet satisfactory
pric,s Da,e gwen way Ia Anticipation Of large arrivals
Ihe Business all Stner branches has been UNUSUALLY
dull facts stubborn birk s which be
veTno have had faLing Of pors during he
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BY SAMUEL j. sOPER & co.

HNRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of n decree
Il of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City the under
signed Trustee will offer at PUBLIC SALE At THE FX
CHANGE in Baltimore City, TUESDAY the 4th DAY
OF MAY, 1885, at one O'Clock, P. NJ the PROPERTY
hereinafter described, SUBJECT TO A MORTGA AGE FOR
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS (S3. OOOl AND INTER
EST to the Savings Bank of Baltimore dated the 9th da
OF February, 1856, and recorded in Iber f. D. No qS
Foiios al &c, and subject also to A LEASE of said
premises to William F. Jones, ESQ., dated September Isl
1851 for five years at 5000 per annum-payabe in
terly ms ailments viz: a
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate and
lying in the city Of Baltimore and described as follows
that is to say Beginning for the on the line of the
south side of Pratt street. the distance of
feet eaStery from the corner formed by the intersection
the south side of Pratt street and east side of Charles
street. and running thence binding on the south side
of Pratt street, twenty five feet thence south parallel
with Charles street, eighty feet to an alley twenty feet
wide; thence west, binding that alley twenty-five feet
to the corner lot formerly owned by James Calhoun and
thence NORTH with boundary that lot to the place of
beginning Being the ground which by deed of
mortgage bearing date April the 3d. 1857 recorded in
Liber D. D. No l24 foos 262 &c, land records
of Baltimore CITY, conveyed by Edward Higgins and
wife to Joseph Crosby and John Bevan
The IMPROVEMENTS consist of A FOTR. STORY
HOUSE AND BACK BUILDING, recently nut in thor
ough repair with all the modern improvements and now
used as first class restaurant,-and A THREE-STORY
FACTORY on the alley.
Terms of the Sale Cash
JOHN II. THOMAS, Trustee
81 ST. Paul Street
SAMUEL J. SOPER & co
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