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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
Sir Retfeubc,

Gonitclb, Yr. & Comp,
Rr. 228, galttmprsRraBr,
tabeu et5 scrrdttg Gin grofes enforcement her gerts
beulcu NrtiftL uls: lUttettGn q 4 d H.
@etietal6tn, Setfcn, arfamcrtem, @a.
lirmeffer 3dbnbUrneH, 8a@er porte.
mpnots, Gt8arreHs Gtuts unb t10lY aWeS
beNcr S-uofitat ClA9O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17

BtfTn VI. 2. Wclp.
Wetd SER! Naftem td MN tie ppn 6srrn 9fpfn In
BcaOn erfmtcnc pals Gtbertettslonpe' rrprcbt bate
rcme tt Ienpu Qnldut tietbe ale bic tttr gum Srcn
rcu entimttiNtr JlUi9teten 8eetsncte sampe Ju be-
ictfnea tie ih te iaN. Ge anwenouns turh8dnBtg
Crprrbcr wtflntatli4er grtnitpien bet NnferLtoana
terielber Inn baSarH tie @rptpCu 81 prrbrn III Cbfn
io NmrelA ,vc ncu. Sl pieir Pampr an cnem Orte Ju
baben 70 wirb has Ytblitum mpbtbun, tie 8ewbbnlben
,um Srsnnen teS Gampbins NrherQls H Gnterer 8lui'
daieen Grnubtcp Qamyen nbBuIIaien
d, ,Er,L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
lDisruit- unS Graaer-l -ldtksrfi.
tssr. ss. Yrattffraae:l

laisfait- unb GRADER -gd&rrfi.
(sr. ss. Yrattfraae.l
Eriiber 81 a ( on unb y ru Der.
e5ame8 .. Wfafon s. so.
ssb,n b,tcutents geranterunsen unt gertsranesn &C.
matt In ttrcr 9 seutt. II. Grader Saderet
furd Ginfiitruns usuer @a f4 tnsrte Ter nsIeltfn
erbelIertraen uut lnb ett I'm StanR ale gelteuln'
efu unp 4uftraee ju befcr8en auf
Iilpten< II. Shtfs.8rpb, W1ller', guts
ter, 3uder>, Ytentes unb edinburgh
Graders, Gpba< unb Wetn18tseutt,
Esltbe alle ubriesu @tatltiismsnts uSsr'
Scr watent.s .s,afpelsBafofsn wslder In itrsr
y,aderei In (etraltb H. III ndb elmer 8dn5 nenen
GpnhruftiDn unb flbi9 ta9lit IDS j Il Wetl
~ Graders, pter 500 ga ifsr ~ aatb'gro
SGnSler Vnt slnaslaten bet uns Scrsufpre6sn, tn
ten1 Ne bic gebtn9un9en ebentp 8untt9 hn'
tsn ,rerten, ais bel irGenb etnsm aHsern .2aue;
Die Gtaentbimer rsrten nit ben sroBten gergnhGen
tstertett bic Speratton tpres y "a
pfen sttsm Seten tei9sr, Tel6sr an tenl % Or J.,
fdritt 3ettalters" 8" Snterele bat une mereen
fsrrer siren Sstsn bur6 br aus9sesbnfs @tdblsemen
q. 3. Sd. 81 Comp. erlaubsn a&, has publtfum be-
fonssrs tarauf aumertlam su madsn baB ete er
badpfen ter etnstge, pelder N eleIer Staft III
Cbcbraub H. yatent. SRs6te tarauf tum Y pebad n
anS ,n batsn, wenn man iG bel ben unterlstdnsfn
BE-. Gin 1teutf6sr GlssE u sbsafaas In To-
Sdmes 3. Malpn u. Comp,
friber 0f. Wlaion II. 8ruber,
Mlter Stdne,
aIte Hummer 3d. 9rattfraFe
fsR,. Is 6sRts) Ms&Iure's Odd se8cnlbsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
llibt-rFplONirenNf 9laioum- -lampen!
glrtpea'S patenttrte
GtdlcrhcitSIanlpe & ValnpenfiillCr.


Ser GrFneer gdrartirt bic gerfutung aler lnBllts'
fanr tci geuuBung tcS trennbdren Glutoums edmphng
Nt dneertr hem Grprtren untfrwCr Lsner lno CUR Ss
ieuhumg tifnenter Whfbuu8en. Gteie GrNneur5 tlnn
an atlen arr6tniher Vanrcn tt all Ten gum GlnGeBen
her Bltt f9tet ttrufntcn GcfdBen angebrddt wtrten
ferRCr tucgeen SClar Ganpbne -gdmpsn une fdiernen
ieiht mjttieitr @rrthtun6 prriebtn:
Ger llnteriehnfle erlauD E6 bic Iufmerdnitet he's
PuelfUMS adf
NeWeIlS improved Solar Fluid Lamp,
IN her Eprm tcr Nrsdut ,qdmpsh ~ lCnisn mcte nit
etnen belcu nt6t laderuern Qhtt brefnt Nnb pCneer
Tluit tpniunirt alS ale ubrtben ieBt aebrdupitten
gdmpcn ttcltr Nrt; tenn eS mIre BETH @rrnnen rtttt
nur Ter Stpif 'cNeern audb has wlhreno res Srenhe
rutltbntr Gjas ccnTumirt Wian tlnn ftet Gampeh W
SrpnIatdtrn brnlpen une gang bclonerS eLBne Ne tb
fGr 4 ir6er, Edbrtten, Srtele salons
Sel- lmb oCrItulide Biuit qampen werben tn ,S a.
fe tO Gamp II" um1eonecr uni lam eerelbe epliH'
Ter uHe Ter uImltdc SdmcnIhtrm (shade) pleeer Ge'
braudt rcrten. Se 1852 mnreeu mebr ale 73Ooo be,
fer lOnpcu perfdut urb tn llntau ertgrete lid bet
itrer Ienuguna. Die Gr ftnbun8 ii tn ten Der.
Gtddteu UNI Gu 9ldnb patenttrt
Rdhlebentr 3eufnfe beltattern eem pIblttHn bic
vrllantbe Stdertei unb 0raudtarteit ttter Hampen.
Qpu nun Semduo turb fernsre GrbetalMn8 her 9s'
p6bnttdcn gIettcr0I gampen tos 9rtcn fetner q tn'
Der rtsr 3 DtenltbpteH Il. II. NOD dn9er eetatreen'
iO mU6e Ct dub BeBeH has Setc her Sumlntd unb Per
1ewttnltaen alu0Eett fttn. 9altimpre2 25. 8ebr.
6crrn u. s.. Retp.
@ertfer Ser Sd babe bic Patent, elder.
belts Gam p c" uab ten .9ampenfuGlsr"we welde
SER Mcneil prn Bottom erfdnb rBflItts grpruft une
Bin ~ ttr lleberJeuGn9 9ermmclL hap Serr Nepeu euT
eele Inwrueun6 hes DaSp' 'iben prntps erm publitum
crc brAantisc Garautie geecn ale une eee @eatr yer
GrplcIrn bic 10 lctbt bet Nnpcneuna 9ep0hntfer
trennturer IldiIaCltcn erfpBt ttert g pierr Gdnpe
IN einc GrrLr0n gang uRmo8b, ltblt renn man heb
IC nabtilN1 mi. ihr umlcht.
ahuuesrcu ter Sbrge
gptItt0m q, u, VI TEN w, D.
9ruieiirr Der Gttntte an eer llntOGriitat
ppn WaTb!dub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
10. 1tlfGain'c cNSobn bnpampf- Mdble
oebre6te, acidatc nnb gtidnibts 9imSarbcit

gebre6tc, gciGgtc nnb geidnibtc 9iInSarbeit
gtr. 4G, pOaibaplraFe, SaltmCre
gm ecnannten glasf Bin ID in ben StanS 6rlssta
Artsn Ter pben crmotnen
Orebs, Sd9e' uno StmSsMrbetten
aus,ufutrtn. Sdreiner, 8immerIeute. Autidfn'
Babritan!e, @iancniaher mb Nntere, wflfe tsrarhge
Nrtrtl nEtbtb taben rcrtsn pOblbun, bet mir pCrBl
Iprcber IA Id I'm Starbe bin, bliBer buperauten ale
jete autcre Gilble i'm Gt1ate.
SD babe fprtIuabrene pprrdtbig: ,r.,.-
Sptntepplten, gfttptetfn 2reppeN&iuhttxtt
8Inntlters Eantidrauben, bantp-, S6relt'
Sinflhs unb oers yantthraubrn Sage Nrbeiten,
,terte Sdmen, gpagcureidfeln, werten ihGh uno
RaGen H. Spet- 0egcl u.8usen, ibnel beiorat.
6enGQer(5rSRen, 3rassr jeter Nrt
IiIdGeRr, geritcrun8en
SiutbDl3.
SD tdtt rterieit bic bette Iuspatl gut eetrednsen
GtCIics Al Ireppens @elGnbern pprratbt8, wte
4. 9. RGGaecri,, " 6baurt', Sir idr YdPPgl'
unt den 9retter aaer @rO6en.
@IQe Qlrtet wirp nnerbalb ter Staes8renisn tpfen'
fre ab9elieirrt taprl4oVhe'l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
YsSilltoulnlele ytadDridt.


xssssIss1 lin 60 aud s tem m6Blta Su MAIDEN, t Of
her ltIedten 3eiten cute gpcine unb 9auprs 81 9ene
fen, hdtt th metne greiIe auf aQe Nrtttel bic mfn
rptdiirrttrs Eager IN rGtber ausrnb bait 70 neer'8
wie MIR mGsli6 berntcr8cNeBt nne jwar we tpIa
9tptbe gSeine:
ct gasyft su 25 Cts per 5laihr s2,a5 per Guesne
Gt. Sultfr 81 GtS. b. S1OO ep'
GtateauNiargauJ 50 Cts. tpp S5o0 %.
QBeibe Weine;
sauteruts su 25 Gts. per 8lal&s 1913 per Sussnb !
Saut Darae 81 Ste. to, $lOO Co.,
Nben' '@eine:
gpa6enbelnrer 81 Gts per 5lalhe, 400 per Gneenf;
6cbterter. so 6tS. tp, S3OO = 10.
bsm Dsaant IS g Stsi e to" 70" sSiSSS SiSSS 10. sS
Svanii1e unb pprtu9ielil4e @elne: .
pcrt QDein ett GJallpne ~ rs Gts, Dollar J. 2, D.
A unt 5; kbr altt mt ftirs grrt qDrne In 5lafAsn
tmpcrltrt 0eIrneerS fir araNr geetanet. als'
8ubcs irparatps AZ | Dplar per 5la'he,
St. Spunnu tr ges9ueira 1! GOu. per 5laiGf,,
Maldsa su u H.. Dell. y. Gaa. % ets' per 6laiHs'
fen, belcners icDr aIten unb enen Mdretra 81 une
'99STi,ireSs @bcin Delue su l Dollar tie Slafte,
6fampdaner Al 4 unb i Dpa. bic 5lafte, pbsr O IL
unb 10 Collars tdS Dupene. ,
s, s. nnb 10 Dollars tie @aapns. SOaanb. Q8a9'
hp(ter Sdnaps ((SiG) ~ 70 Gt5p ], IT. u une OcA
tr G5alcne. @Inr rrtncr MeBBen, lSle Wpe) un6
Gyerlen. S6nayS gu GO II. IS Cts. une ! T. une
Bcu lie GduCre. Samaied Sum ~ }, 2n .! Dollars
Wr. s. Wcrer Biptrdef,
,fpIhen Baltimore II. Bdpettefr.
y- BOn mir fsltA fcrSialti8 subsrstst nnS lrst pGn
aasn ,ftatliten SnSrse'enIsa 'nrriFe '1 f0'eeH@
prannwein (grants) -. su 40 Cts. per @alOns,
aDatfclter. Sdraps (8in) Ju 40 Cts. DO.
arr1 s&napS (@tisItp). .in 30 9ts TO-
8ritcn Mum .........''.'5g ~ ete' pp'
m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
Al
pewtS s.. Strtrer,
yrCfeifcr her GEsmie I'm Yhrplarter GcasBtum
her Th1rni1ctr

Sdpen, Cent. -. Mat lS55.
Sr. Spb grwrtl, BEN bieic @mpfebllns betrttth
IN benz Inter rethmten felt 5atren peri6nIth eethnnt
0tctf1A tate Id MID nit ttm uber bic ggor'Eefit3r
pSittrncjtS lomge" gum Bremen enIInnedsr 6lullt9
feitcn FIR tereu Grfnb0 er Elm gaent erlanRte uttr
patcn Gr teGst mrine 6cprudtcn unS pNblijrten @n'
Ideu i,Gcr etsie @rfnouns tercn Wthtt9ttt eurt Gr
ahruna hniGn9tth bewelcn wurte 5ntem Id duf ttee
I9Fnlente hnrpciir flSe th nod ttnlu, eaB rad met
ncm Eailrtatu Nr. Rerea, lcmcel btnN4ttt lslnss
Gbar1tilrs ais aud etuer ge6di6tett ais NuntSsr'
aGrSiaer les tim 1eiberlteR 3utraucnS wirbs IN.
SD bthahtc ieiue .SiberbettS Vdmpe" ale cine 'thr
mtditac Grintuua pelde, penn lie au8emrtns @nmen
Suna fntet trt m Bremen ledt entuneltder Slutg
leitfn ptcc ltngludlGe pcr uNictt0em Scee ule nod
veit melr por Shntr3en, 8rantaltcn Inb Vsritrmnl'
luuoen 6Cwafrcn rvrb, tcnn II irSenannten brenn'
bartu 8Uf1glcten fnb benz @rplchtren unter'
pcrftr mSscn tie aanS farblca cher 8earbt stn UNI
uUls man has @sgcnttcii brbaupen 10 w1res man eas
putltIm nur birterncben.
Gcs III mene irttwiut8e anIdt nne @npishllE9 elmer
Gade te peher Id fctn peripnhes Snereif babe uni
welde i'd uur i'm Snereie tts gublitms unb JI Ne6'.
fertteIrg Der 2lnpruds fre6 SeretenfSousn Iiannes
birrmtt dbbrte y ttllman' leh'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
WDsr's
QlbiiiIlrnnAg sYiuen

0nt nit her or6ftfn @s.
i6tdlihirtt ptl6r nIttt'
,tNiitt NGER IN tteltm
8cttaltsr beiigt Juttrettst
mnrieu uup ihrc QDirtun-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
SOfchl! N1ebl !!

au ermd6taten pretn 8amilen', Grtra unS SUPER
fsin Web se bssn grante berntcrS fur ben Banller'
aebrau aussewabt unb ra6 bsr grrbs aarant'rt reer
suf nmisrs Rpilsn ,urldsenrmmsr ~ serlauirn bet
WI Ni. 8. II. 10. ". grpwn,
Ode bon pratts une GpneCretrdbf,
nate her 8riide.
fby- aas Waaren pertsn ipfsnfret abseItsfert'
fIs, I0gDtsl
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20 Vipen Weesp Gin.

BOblen's berubmer Gin tcppslter unb etrfa@sr
8lume emp6naen mir iUeben nit hem S6ite ne
terlanb" Won Tcttersam, I'M Waaren Sauie ees 8Ou'
1um gsrfauf BET 9tc's Gtempfpn & g.,
(72O SmpOrtenre, Nr. u, Seulpntage.
gicbfmtter! 0iebfuter!
Gtlbss Gcrnmebl her beisn Sualat Defenders 81
Rub unt yIerteut!er 9emablen; ebenlo 9ele. 6ntter
meb aorn Safer NrseeriIsie Sru anb Strrb srpBrn
nnb flsncn 9aeu her been Qualitat ju perlaaen une
''H' ST. q. II. 80. ". 8rGwn,
Ode bon pratt upb Gpnenbtrate,
fS,,l l2Rk) nahs bsr Bride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17

qiaueurs, (gprtias) ais: anisttts glr'e, Va'
uls, Bitter sWaneeln, gflTermInss. 9arasbtno pru'
femmeus qebe unb ned dnecre ntetr, bet
y. &. lllnlan,
Smpprteuf II. 9eftuateur
Rr. 5, Rpro' 8apiratt.
fsSN tmifhsn Baltimore nnb Rduetfefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
c1m Boil slsaarenbauie!

Gpsuat, @p&ells unb 9orbeauI 8ran'
btes telen ue tuntlsn ron psrldletenen Sotteh sno
gnriubsro,r In talben piertel une ahtel 9rcr. Gin
Sbeil pon ben QpntOn GptJ Urm 56Te, DGe0UnlFire"
9pbleu'S Weeip Sin ben tUppetem uis en-
fa6em glaspr freben frtaltsn nit hem Sdhf oNaltl'
tppt" prn RpItsrtam o,., 49,, ~,
Sept6 gpbtsiu Ranlsps J5lanb une "a .
6temart II. Gp's paislep San,aiea " um &c.
Gtenlp I'm qaben perrattis SeFibtftehe @raee Sen
grantp, Gin, gcrts, Bur8unb5 Yprt,
Wabetras unb SterrpI Sbdmpagner' unt
Glarets Deinen pcn pielsn rubnI!tdNt te'annIsl
Pranten, OlbRees II. Bourbon W tSte5
spn sribmten DefiQatturrn
pum WsrFauf bel IbO's 1bcmpfen 90"
Smpcrtsute unb Grmmt Rcnalte,
lnaGAN Nr 81. GNnthirahs.
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Sen aGrtns 0crauf eiser ,Stdertetts PamPs" bat In
%lfreb s.. Netp
SIR. 3H 9almpreIlr, Baltners.
Rg. Dcs3stdeH rat terlelbe brenntares Blut5um ron
SCritigGtr GualItdt 2dmpenlblrme epItnesr &c, jIm
Yrrtauf QDtGecrpertdufsrn ptre 8rpIer @ Wa69't pe'
niuiot (WB SGWP)
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Jglstute Witttsl tpeT
ten ten bUbltlum als e'e
beteu unt pcGtOniueu-
ncu duatbCirn pcldt he
qptiieHiHdit unt Wttttstn
ksrrnrbriudfu lauu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
3 81o It Wf a + mi r II bren.

ssAA1 Wr. 229, Baltimpreffr.,
taben Icetsn ene Sentuus ppn glrt Wlarmpr utrsn,
nit uns rtns Bronze aieuriu sssienst fur Srsts unb
qejeaimmsr erkaItfn. tiioU
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Shipping antelliOente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, APRIL |.
ARRIVE

ARRIVED.
Schr John Bell HalIett ) days from Chareston-lum-
Der to Perry, Trowbridge & Scott
Schr Geo. W Grce, Palermo, from Charleston-lumber
to Perry, Trowbridge & Scott.
Schr VIM. l.. Montague, Jr Travers, from Norfolk
bafast TO Travers x Mitchell
Matthews K Son
schr: Young America, Bragg from Neyassa Islands
arcn l+t-to Kelsey Gray; gIiano to Philadelphia Gu
ano Company. March 18TH anchored off Iragua
pany with schr Agate of Provincetown Jacmel for
qua, all hands lost except one seaman who was three
hours in the water before getting ashore The officers
tie Li1 INV rerry Of Salem master; James Miller,
Steamer Henry L. Cav Her from Pbiladenbia-mdse
to j. A. Shriver.
Ship Scotia, Mskely, 3s DAYS from IivarnooI col. rd
mdse to K. Leslie 4 Son sun anu
Brig Helen, Reynolds, from Penambueo March 9Th and
q days to the capes-baast to T. whitridge Co Left
banks Mondamin, Collins, for Baltimore in two or tbrae
days; Roanoke, -, from New York dischg March ootb
lat y 25 N long 81 o. spoke ship Marion Gross
Peru Baltimore 93 days outwished be reported
Brig Union State, Foxwell, from Pernambuco via st
Thomas March 19th-ballast to Wallace & Dunnock left
atSt Thomas schr. Flying Scud, Commean, wig.
Br brig Northern Light, Carrier from Archat, N s.
plaster to r. Il II, r Tucker.
schr. Home Maddox, from Fall Riyer-baast to Kelsey
Gray.
schT Presto Hawkins, from New York-mdse to Rose
Il Lyon
sehr J. N Bayles, Thompson, from New York-ballas
to Rose & Lyon.
schr R. 5 Dean Cook from Taunton-ballast to s
Phillips Il Co.
s scSr Rai in - from Bosten-ballast.
p Aiqaizar, Long, from Rockport-ice to Hesen
., 9enr, Wren CBr cOe, from St Andrews N B-spar
Rhoads & Son nun -'orioiA, consigned 10 "
p Steamer T Ge9rge Peabody Prichard from City Point
hepors on Point Lookout, full rugged brig: off Great Wi
comico, another and herm brig; on No Point another
and of New Point, Bermudan do ' '-
Brig Martha Kendall Norton from Norfo,, h.u.,. /.
Hesen Rogers. -""''As' y
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CHARLESTON MARKET

March y.
CoTToN.-There very good demand for this art
Gle to-day, and upwards of 900 bales changed hands
The transactions supported the prices prior the
receipt of the Nagaras advices and NAV be cassed as
follows viz: 123 bales at &C. 81 94c 257 at 9c; rs
lOc at lO3c. 81 at l04c. I25 11c 80 at IL kc
29S at l1Ac l29 at 112c; 81 at 1Hc; 12s l1Sc 90
at &c; % at &c. 2Ss at 12c 225 bales at
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FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
a P. L. PERKINS
ME GALLERY

METROPOLITAN GALLERY,
No. 80 BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE HOLIDAY
A Ii THE VARIOUS BRANCHES Or
art successfully carried this establishme IT
and humbug used to cheat deceive the public NJ.
Ps new invention of producing LifeSize Pictures from
small daguerreotypes CANVAS is the admiration of ali
who see them Mr. Kerkhoven the Great French artist
has been retained for coorng his beautiful STYLE the
above gems The public will please call and see fe22
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From the New York Day Book.

From the New York Day Book.
HAIR DYE IS VILE WASH, BUT THE ARTI-
Gle that will naturally the cocr of the HAIR the
changing of which to gray, being indication of lack
of proper secretons, is truly valuable Medicine PROF
WOODS HAIR TONIC, if the certificates of the leading
minds the Union do not falsify, is the SAFE
REMEDY for badness drynes premature change of color
and the several evidences of lack of secreons the
roots of the Hair, which can be found.
Quack preparations abound and Hair Tonics fill eve
ry corner grocery in the country. Avoid all Hair
Tonics unless known to be the preparation of
whose celebrity has become world wide Do not let any
nostrum vender experiment upon Hair Touch moth
have not good to believe is all that it
ports to be- PROF WOOD has earned by years of
test of the virtues of his preparation his present fame
Over one hundred and fifty Certificates before of
the value of this Hair Restorative from parties who have
tried it. nJ-UsE OTHER.
~ CAUTION. = Beware of worthless limitations, as
several already in the market called by different
names. Use none unless the words PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE, Depot ST. Louis Mo, and New York
blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers AL
by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in the United
States and Canadas, and by
J. c. GIVEN, Chnamans Tea Store,
mr1S2w 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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R. NJ. LOCKWOOD & Co,
Rrnknrs
ALEXANDRIA MARK Eft.


The receipts of Flour per Railroad fair with mod
city demand. The offerings of Wheat on Change
large but the quality generally inferior and the
ket Inactive sales of lots white at 100105 cts
do. red at S0a103 cts Corn is in limited request and
the market quiet with very fair offerings sales of white
at 56G57 cts; mixed So sales of yellow report
ed. Very light offerings of Rye and sales reported
Sales of Oats 80 cts for goodsome parcels inferior
sold at 25 cts
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BY SAMIL. III. COVER.

Air. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
Mii decree of the Chcu Court for Baltimore CITY, the
s2>.s undersigned, trustees will offer public sale
the Exchange, in Baltimore city THURSDAY, the Sth
day of April, 1858, at l O'Clock, P NJ.
LEASEH0LD INTEREST for the remainder of a term
of ninety nine years renewable forever in all that parcel
of Land the north side the Frederick turnpike road
about 54 miles from the city of Baltimore, containing
eighty and threequarters Acres of Land less
which land particularly described in the suitcase from
Echeberger to Reed dated 9TH March, 1874 recorded in
Lber T. X, No 339 folio 239 &C. and is subject
nua ground rent of S2066 payable half yearly, the
seventh of February and August in each year The i'm
provements consist of old Frame DWELLING, and
usual outhouses.
The situation of this property is in high and healthy
part the country convenient of access to the city, and
the immediate neighborhoOd of Paradise Mount de Sales
and St TimOthys Hail. renders it very desirable The
water on the place is abundant and excellent
Terms of sale-OnefOurh cash. and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest and security
Title indisputable
B. VI. HEIGHE, ln...
T. PARKIN SCOTT, { trustees
SAMUEL H. COVER,
OenotI dt
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
Il TIMoRE CITY-walter T. Allender u.s. James Bays
Mary Aender, Walter A. Price, Anna j. Price, Jose
phine A. Price, William P. Buckner, Mary Buck
ner William Loney, Rebecca Loney, The yestry of
Saint Andrews Church in the city of Baltimore
EchhOltz Catharine Echholtz Andrew Tryer Elizabeth
fryer, John Franciscus and Anna Franciscus.
The Bill of Complaint in this forth a deed of
bargain and sale dated 18th July 1911 and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore county in LiberW
Co. No No. folio 80 &c whereby Elizabeth Myers of Bat
city, and Leonard Eichhotz, Catharine his wife,
Andrew TryeI Elizabeth his wife, John Franccus and
Anna his wife, of Lancaster county for val
liable consideration received by them conveyed Joseph
Allender and James Smyth in fee simple certain parcel
of ground therein described lying within the present lin
its of Baltimore city upon trust convey the same when
reasonably requested such person persons might
be entitled to receive the same the of the Trinity
Church in the city of Baltimore and the said Smyth having
died leaving the sd Jos lender surviving him. and the
said Joseph Aender having since died. that the
ton of the trust has devoved the complainant who
son of the said oseh he represents that the said Trinity
Church Society has been dissolved and other
tending to maket eNpedent necessary that the said
parcel OF ground should be now old and he that
thorty be given for the sale thereof and the appc
ton of the proceeds the satisfaction any charges
may exist said property and the payment of the debts
of said Trinity Church and especially debt due the
of the said Joseph Aender deceased tone of whose Exec
he s that such other disposition may be directed
of said parcel of ground the Court deem equitable
and proper And inasmuch as it is represented that the
said Leonard Eichhoz Catharine Echholtz Andrew Try
err Elizabeth Tryer John Francscus and Anna Francscus
residents of this State and cannot be aceraned
whether they dead living and if dead who their
heirs devsees or legal representatives whether they
have left 1t is thereupon this sixth day March,
A. ID. 1855 Adudged and Ordered that the Complainant
by causing copy of this order to be inserted in some
newspaper published in Baltimore city in each of five
consecutive weeks ensuing the date of this order
notice to the said defendants and parties
entitled claim under them of the substance object
said Bill and warning them appear in this Court in per-
orby solicitor, before the fifteenth day of July
1885, the premises and show any they
have, why Decree ought not topass as prayed.
WIN GEO. KREBS.
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BY GIBSON * co.

PEREMPTORY SALE.
SALE.-Under a decree of
Il the Circuit Court of Baltimore city, the undersigned
Trustee, will sell, the premises at public auction
THIS FRIDAY, the I'd day of April at o'clock, P. NJ,
THAT LOT OF GROUND, in Baltimore city, beginning
the east side of Cathedral street, at the
corner of the Lot distinguished 49, the plat of
Josias Pennington trustee which about eghtytwo feet
four inches enthusiastically from East John street. and
running thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY Cathedral street forty
feet nine inches to Lot No 16 said plat thence eastward
y parallel John street bounding Lot No 16 seventy
three feet nine inches to Lot No 35 said plat thence
southery parallel to Decker street. bounding Lot No
3d. forty feet to Lot No 49, thence westwardy bounding
Lot No 49, sxtysx it. less to the beginning which
subject annual ground rent of Forty Dollars and
seventyve cents payable semi annually the first days
of May and November.
Theimprovements consist of BUILDINGS OF FRAME
AND BRICK used in part DIV ELING, and in part
a STEAM SASH FACTORY AND PLANNING MILL. They
adoin Slack wheewrgh shop at the of John and
Cathedral streets
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree Onehird
cash. onethrd in six and third in nine months the
credit to bear interest and to be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser purchasers with endorse
ments to be approved by the trustees.
s Sni F. f. EE Heart, Trustees.
GIBSON & CO.,
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GIFTS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!!
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS,
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No. IL Baltimore
street, corner of Frederick.
mr-25.df EVANS & H0YT.