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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30
The Maine Telegraph Company.

BANGOR, June 20, 1859.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the Maine
Telegraph Company held In this city to-day. Hiram
o. Alden, Of Belfast reelected President, and W. p
Merrill Secretary and Treasurer. Tho old Board Of d.
rectors were also mostly reelected Appropriate reso-
lutons relating 10 the death OF Mr. James EDDY late
Superintendent Of the line and General Manager Of
the American Telegraph Company, were unanimously
adopted.
Since March, statements amounting to over million Of
dollars have been furnished to the mail contractors
Although Of the brokers here have orders to buy
none Of these evidences Of indebtedness have been
offered az the basis Of loans 10 contractors.
Lieutenant Maury has been ordered to the command Of
the steamer Mystic, and Master Moores 10 the steamer
Lieutenant Ay has been ordered To report for duty at
the New York Navy Yard.
There being various competitors for the Transmission Of
the great through mails between Portland and New Or
leans, including the commercial cities, Post ONCE De-
partment has invited proposals for the service. The
object 10 to secure the moot speedy and conuec
on The trip each way il to be absolutely guaranteed 10
be performed within stipulated time, or no pay
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmADEPMA, June 20, 1859.
Stocks firm. Pennsyivania State ives p3X; Roading
Railroad 21K; Norris Canal sax: Long Island Rail-
ROAD. TO- i; Pennsylvania Railroad, 39X.
BALTIMORE June 20, 1859.
Flour heavy and declined 25c sales Of Howard street. q
90 co. wheat-None offered. Corn firm soc. for yell
low and SIC. for white. Provisions unchanged Whakey
27xc.
PmIADELPHIA, Juno 20, 1850.
Flour acve sales 1000 bbls on private terms; super
fine offered nj SO so, without sales WheatA declining
Corp--Saies 5000 bushels, at 8ic $50. for yellow
W1l-ksx ste&sx NJ &c. 4 $50.
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Jersey CITY News.

SERIOUS SPANNING ArRAy.-Betwccn eleven and twelve
O'Clock on Tuesday night family difficulty occurred at
No. 262 Railroad avenue, during which John Haid drew
dirk knife and stabbed his brother in Law, Lawrence
McGovern. The knife entered the abdomen nearly two
inches In depth, and may prove fatal McGsvern raised
an 0ucfy and caueed the Of the assaant yes
terday be wac committed by Recorder Bedford await
laA action u the GiAi.d jan.
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THE RECENT RAILROAD CATASTROPHE

Additional Particulars Of the Disaster On the
Michigan Southern Railroad.
CHICAGO, June %, 1853.
The following further particulars Of the railroad
disaster OF tho killed have the folio wing additional
names
J. Mccarthy, bonneville, Ind.
Mary Cowan.
Mr.. Walworth, Adrian, Mich
Mrs. Sumner, Chicago.
man, name unknown-had on his right arm the IN.
tals W. 8. ES.
Mr.. Mcwea.y, Fond du Lac county, Wisconsin.
Richard Auldany, Calumet, Ind.
Mr.. streeter, Sparta, Wisconsin.
Harry Fleckinger, Reading, Penn.
B. p. Mccullough, Lawrenceburg, Penn.
Two boys, named Tdwell.
The other seventeen bodies are 30 disagured that b
impossible To identity them.
Thirty dead bodies had been found up to ten O'Clock
this evening
Several other passengers missing, who supposed
to have been drowned and their bodies doated away
Several Of the injured not expected to live These
are:-Mrs Regain, Of Rockford ILL.,; John D. wss; Pat
rick Qun, of Ainsworth, Ill., E. 9. Smith, banker, waH
street, New York; another, Mr.. walworth Of Adrian,
Mich.
No fault attached to the officers Of the train by the
passengers.
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Tho California Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, June 20, 1859.
The overland mail arrived here last night with San
Francisco dates Of the 9th instant The news has been
anticipated
Four hundred Mexican families, liberalsts had been
driven across the Rio Grande, Fort Davis by the
Church party.
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The Atlantic Balloon Expedition.
ST. LOUIS, June 20, 1859.
Professors wso, Gager and Mountain viii leave this
city ON Friday on their balloon expedition to tho Asanu,
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oAVANNAH, JUNG 1909.
The United States mall steamship Augusta arrived be-
low at half past seven this morning All we'll.
SAVANNAH, June %, 1859.
The steamship Huntsville, from New York arrived st
the wharf this afternoon. All well.
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The Sailing or tho Europa.

BOSTON, June ~, 1907
The steamship Europa sailed from this port at Ii O'Clock
this morning, with eight passengers for Halifax and
ninety nine for Liverpool She takes out 1851, 900 In
specie
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The Canal Hoard.
The Weather in Boston.

The Canal Board will meet tomorrow for the trsnsac.
ton Of general business
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rm GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

tn GENkKAL NAWSPAPK DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1860.
Notwithstanding the failure Of the Post Office Appropra-
TON Dill, probable that the clerk hire and all incl
dental expenses will be paid BY the Deputy PosmAsters,
as heretofore, out Of the accruing commissions on post
ages for the quarter ending the soh Of September hs
Postmaster viii render their accounts for that quarter in
the usual form, with proper vouchers.
The adjustment by the Auditor Ia not required to be
completed and the results entered In the revenue
before the goth OF January next before which time Con-
gress WILL there is little any doubt, 30 egsats as to
relieve the present embarasments OF the Post Onoe
Department
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Gen. Lsmsr's Opinion OF tha. Nicaraxuaas
be HIS succs ssor s-Tho Pubic Stores md
tho Contract System, sc.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1869.
Tho Cabinet had under consideration yesterday the dss-
patches received from Gen. Lamar together with the 70
ply OF the Ncarseusn government Secretary Cass'
despatch Gen. Lamar writes 10 the effect that It ID
clearly evident Nicaragua does not intend carry
her stipulatons with the United States She voIAtes
Them ~ often an II suia her purpose and will continue
90 30 until our government takes prompt and decisive
ucn Having exhausted all his powers in endeavorng a
settle and adjust the dculties eaves the country h
disgust Tho administration are somewhat puzzled a
the present aspect Of affairs there a. the imSroeo ia N
nearer settlement than two years ago. rne next
mail will probably bring something from Jerez His ore
sence there communicating directly with his people ana
informing them what government expect and will In
sist upon h regarded most opportune and viii be pre
ducHve Of good results.
The President ID looking around for successor to Gen
Lamar. He Ia determined, II possible, 70 send csa,
headed and able man-one who can speak the lsnguag,
and u an JaI in ali their arts Of diplomacy.
Sir WIN. Gore Ouseley was still engaged negotiating
treaty with Honduras.
witness the Commencement exercises Of Columbia Oh
ego. The parts Of the young men well written aa>
spoken and gave evident satacon to the President an
Cabinet and . crowded audience.
No decision has been arrived 1t by the Seorstary Of th
Treasury IN regard to the public stores but the
system will probably be adopted.
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new Cabinet throws all her influence on the side
Of combining the war to the italian peninsula,
and it will be thrown against either party de-
string to carry it farther. By Withdrawing her
secret sympathies from Austria in the present
emergency, England pronounces herself decided
ly in favor Of the withdrawal of Austrian rule
from Lombardy and Venitia, where the popular
irritation which 1t caused endangered the peace
Of the whole Of Europe. By Withholding herself
from all entangling alliances with other Powers
she gives an equally emphatic assurance to Louis
Napoleon that her present countenance to his
movements does not go beyond his avowed in
tentions in Italy, and that she holds herself free
to approve or oppose him hereafter, as policy
may dictate.
The position thus assumed by England will
hold Prussia and the other German Powers in
check If they should have any real intention OF
assisting Austria by menacing France. Prussia
will mobilize her army as precautionary
measure of safety, but che will not march it
for that would be to court the danger she wishes
to avoid. She has no sympathy with Austria in
any way, ard the positions that have been taken
by Russia and England will enable her to resist
any pressure from other members of the German
confederation to side with Austria, and permit
her to follow the bent Of her own inclinations,
which are to see the Austrian power diminished,
90 long as 1t is not attacked within its federate
limits. Thus all things combine thus far to con-
fine the war to Italy, where the great and bloody
struggle has yet to take place which will show
whether events beyond human control will ex.
tsrd il 10 tic ssst VI Europe.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-11
BY JOHN ID. HARDY

BY JOHN ID. HARDY.
FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY
Il DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING,
At 500 WEST FAYETTE STREET,
Uvanhoe Place.
A T A L C T ION
On THIS wednesday, MORNING, May 18th, at 10 clock
shall ellat 500 West Fayee street all the Furniture con
tanned therein consisting of superior Tapestry Brussels Par
Ior Carpet, Canton Matngl walnut Tee Tete Chairs
Parlor do all to match in maroon plush Reception Chairs
elegant Walnut Centre Table, marble top: ladys walnut
Secretary and Book Case Linen Shades Mante Ornaments
&c.
ALSO,
fine French plate Pier Mirror, slab and bracket three
light Gilt Chandeliers, with shades.
HALL.
English oil Cloth oak suit Hall Furniture Chande-
ieri Stair Carpet and Rods
CHAMBERS
Brussels and ply Carpets mahogany Dressing Cabinet
marble top do Wahsnd mahogany and othe Bedsteads
Mattresses; Venitian Blinds caneseat Chairs, &c
DINING ROOM.
Three ply Carpet mahogany Sideboard; Dining Tables;
Chairs; Window Shades: Crockery Glassware
Stoves, &c, with the usual Of Kitchen Furni
ture.
Terms cash, in bankahle money.
1t HOLM d HARDY. Amctinnaer
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Stfamsbips

CHA RLES TON.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS!
The new and frst-claSs steamship
Capt. i. ii. Lsyfeld,
VIII leave 'ps'Es AT neF15 a May 2lst
The for passengers by this Steamer are in
No freight received after 70 o'clock on the day of sailing
Bills ofLadng WILDE signed after the departure of the
SIMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W CALDWELL t s6 6a''
The PaapscOn will leave Baltimore again the 3lst Of
May Punctuaity in her departure be relied mllf
9S FOR SAVANNAH,
ska Wednesday afternoon May 18th The first class
~ CITY OF NORFOLK,
}. c. Parker, commander,
having been thoroughly oyerhaned painted and repaired
now in fine condition for the Spring trade and will sail
r. PanctHaiity in her departure may be relied on
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
wM MENTzEIs Agent,
obtain hs @ may send their goods down at once and
No bis adng signed after the sailing of the ship matt
e+SA NEW YORK
THROUGH IN F Pjff7 H59Es'
noro,,., THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
TiI0S SWAMI SAi;T, Capt, ! 7. Ramsey.
G GGF E2ciRREEEK CAPT Capt B. E MSrisR
Having been retted with New and Powerful Machinery
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier H. n. r., and
BALTIMORE,
from Spears wharf
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
MAKING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
H Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity and
ispatch by this line
FREIGHT SIN CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Otler than measurement goods at proportional rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, Provi-
dencc and Portland can have their Goods promptly for
warled by this Line free of commission
lNSURANCE-ONE EIGHTH effected at the
Office of the Line previous to departure of steamers
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF,
to H. B. CROMWELL n co,
Sc WEST STREET,
mhl5f New York.
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JOHN MERRYMAN
T.. :. JOHN son,
N
County Commissioners Of Baltimore co
ooo >, ~ GIBSON X co,
Att.tf.
DUBLIC SALE OF A Lot OF GROUND

DUBLIC SALE OF A LOT OF GROUND.
rear intersection of Madison and North avenues in Bal
n0e county BY virtue ola decree the Circuit Court
FOR Baltimore city the subscribers trustees, will at
the city OF BALTIMORE, on MONDAY, the 10th day May
baltimore county, and thus described Beginning the in
rec0m oil the southwest side of Madison lane and north
SIDE OF Clendnen street, Ga 80 feet wide parallel with
North avenue and distant 40 feet northery terrOm and
running thence nortweStery Madison lane hundred
ana twelve iee to lot % as laid down the plat fled
With the return of the Commissioners appointed to divide
the estate OF Henry Dasiel, deceased and Of record in
he Ilrcu Court for Baltimore city thence souhwestery,
pounding on SAID lot o p, hundred and twenty
thence Southerly, still bounding said lot No % about
twenty feet to the north side Of Ccndnen street and
thence eastwary bOundng thereon about hundred and
sixty teet to the beginning. The lot is unimproved.
The terms of sale areOnet third cash, in six and
onethrd in weve months from the day sale with inter
est and security on the credit payments
JOHN II. B: LATROBE, Tu,.
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3nblit Sales.
By LENNON * BROGDEN
RTTCu ANAN - JTTIJAnD

bE LtAuMON * BROGDEN
BUCHANAN s WHARF
o. Valuable WHARF PROPERTY -
m be q s9d at public sale at the Exchange, MON
sR Gward street, fronting 65 feet Osend street and
SH9dahs sGSthsry 40 the Port wardsn in the
r1e e E pSpsT5y is f BY fine WHARF ard has on
The privilege Switch has Been sant Se by The to YGsse
Tie Unpcrv 70 5c %nis runs directly front Of e
M H. al present tena1ed by the Wharfnger 1t will he
6 Of the su5scrber g North P GRaT
Terms at sale. W. W. GLENN
LENNON & BROGDEN,
mo N,M,t,@ds Anctioneers.
BY SAMUEL H. COVER
ELEGANT , R0SE v. WALNUT AND
FRENClI OVAL AND PIER GLASSES;
THE FyRNITTRE FROM HAREWo0D sPRiNG FARM.
will sell (withont reserve on FRIDAY MORNING,
18th instant at ten O'Clock at my store, No 81 Baltimore
All the elegant Furniture etc, from Hardwood Spring
ture in crimson plush Medallion back suits Walnut hair
cloth rosewood Centre Pier and Sofa Tables marble Pier
ply do, with variety of elegant Parlor Furniture not
enumerated
Two large and elegant French Plate OVAL PIER GLASS
One large French Plate MANTLE very superior cost
Rich China and Glassware Chandelier, etc
Very elegant old OIL PAINTINGS, by celebrated
= E \ o 0ns superior superior ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO,
u Il 9tonc and touch-cost S475
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Mahogany, Maple and Cherry Bedseads; Wardrobe Ores
sing Bureau and WashStand, of the best quality and finest
nlsh Chamber Set do. Carpets; Glass; Chamber Chairs
superior Feather Beds and Bedding Hair and Ilusk Mat
ftSSes IN Cloth; lot of fine Table Linen, Towels, etc
Together with large collection of Kitchen Furniture and
Cooking tensilS. etc. ~
With great variety of articles appertaning to an eIe
gantly furnished house
-, ALSO,
SM I% One Of Wilder's & Herrings
eMlEai POWDER AND THIEF PROOF
~ SAFES.
ALSO,
2superiOr SIDE SADDLES.
HIDING SAnDLE with Bride and bit entirely new
All Of which will be sold without reserve.
Terms cash. in par funds
SAINT. II. GOV Err, Auct,
"a Baltimore street.
O'clock [mlltsl II q
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SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Attorney in fact
HENRY f. CAREY, Attorney.
BY SAMUEL J. sOPER * co.


fT1.s.% TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
@i,;i PROPERTY On JOHNSON STREET, SOUTH or
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore
CITY, the Undersigned Trustee, viii oera public sale at
the Exchange Saesroom No ~ South Gay street FRI
DAY, May 9TH, 1859, at O'Clock, T. NJ
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in the city of Bal
tmoe, and described follows that beginning
the same on the line of the east side of Johnson
distance OF iStee 10 inches sOuhey from the n W
Of the whole parcel of ground that demiSed by john
Aoae to John Hunt by deed dated September It'll 19
running thence sOuthery, bounding side Of John
son street. So feet less the ground or ate,
belonging to William J. Wright thence easerly parallel 10
cross street Ii pecheS thence nOhery parallel to johnson
street % 1cet, more or less, to inerseCt line drawn
from the beginning and parallel with Cross and thence
reversing said line odrawuo the place Of beginning
The lot improved by twOStOry and attic brick BILn-
nv ana brick ha, building, and two story brick Dwell
LING and brick back building.
The title to this property is gOOt will b. sold free all
ncumbrance and the and ground paid 10 day OF
sale
The terms of sale prescribed by the areone half
the purchase money cash, and the balance in
months, with interest from the day of sale,
notes of the purchaser with endorsement satisfactory the
trustee THEO. =. HORWITX, Trustee
mb-eo6dS : !. SOPER& co. Auct'rs
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G0utatIOn.
DUGBY INSTITUTE.
ALL II {, :

RUGBY INSTITUTE. .-
IL At MOUNT WASHINGTON,
w. BALTIMORE COUNTY, Nd
The next Session Of this School viii commence NAY I'd
Principal - -
The venerable Editors of the National Lteigeacer one
OF whom had for several sor-and. recently.
grandSonunder the tuition pr Arnold, in referring to
his school last September used the following language
mend DR. ArnuldS select Rnarlir Srinni ~ NJ. W
ngton to any parent guardian, desiring to hear an
eiislDle seminary apl3-eo2m
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
IlYOUNG LADIES.-The SUMNER SESSION begins
on May 18th 1859 The of instruction in
BRANCHES full and thorough being under the direction
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and a
va tges OF the Christian family invited examine the
Fo terms of admission and further information address
Rev. htO LEWIS STALEG, Principal, Mount Washington.
Baltimo Catalogues he had at CUSHINGS 4 BAL
LEYS 3 fillmore street, and at Mr. Geo Gebachs Second
street; apstf
NEW LONDON ACADEMY,
~ -, CHESTER COUNTY, Pa
The 252 Session of this well known School will commence
justly celebrated for the saubrty of its climate and the
elevated cha acter of its citizens Coach the morn
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore Newark Del
to convey Students to the Academy.
per Session Of FIVE months The Principal may
be seen at the Malthy House pr 18th and goth ap43m
A LEN HOFFMAN,
N DESIGNER AND CARVER,
d r A W " " D u ID Ell j NG
SCHOOL,
No. III BALTIMORE STREET, Gird story)
mh21y Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore.
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BY GIBSON x On
7 ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF

- 49, AIMS HOUSE LOTS
=, BELONGING TO BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by authority vested in the undersigned County Com
moners OF Baltimore county by act of Assembly passed
at January session. 1885, chapter sections 3D.
viii offer at public auction, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
OF May next at II o'clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange
Sales ROOMS No 10 South Gay street. the city Bait
The following described Property apportioncd to Balu
~ ''l1''S'
LOT No containing about 1915 acres: will he divided into
LOT No G. containing about "A acres will be divided into
Sections and Lots. ~ NV
thographc PatS of the whole will be prepared and can
be had after the 18th of May Of the auctioneers or at the
office OF the County Commissioners, Towsontown
The attention of capitalists, builders and Others is invited
10 the above important sale, offering great inducements
for investment, the property being located in RaIfn0r
county ladJoning the city, where the taxes are onehalf OF
the assessments in the city.
~ The property will be sold clear Of all taxes for 1889
sale. "' vi ''' "'' ~
MessrS Iempleman and Shpley, the County SURVEYORS
WIN give every information to the location and division of
the property ~ ~ -
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Buuses, It,. for Sale ano Rent.

EJUHsIF, Wa Iu1 oonIE allU IlRIIl.
nor RENT.-A GOOD BRICK STABLE, with
three stalls and Carriage Room Cranky street he
tween High and Exeter streets Possession at Apply
to MACDONALD DUGDALE,
m9t s f. corner McElderrv's wi. and Pratt St
fTE...f FOR RENT.-That commodous and COM
H5iiis Portable threc-story and basement DWELLING
-x4.l HOT SCI Mount Vernon Place lately occupied by
Mr. MAY It is Of the most desirable residences the
city The House has hee0 put in complete order, and pos
session Will be given Immediately. Apply Sum
office m6-eutf
On FOR RENT.-A STORE AND Dwell
#i LING, desirable for Retail Dry Goods, or Fancy Mil
4-h.lncry Jewcry Clothing, any such business, No
l6l Lexington street north side five doors OF Lexington
market Store has Counters, Shelving. Show Windows Gas
Fixtures &c The last Is years the Store has been occupied
for Dry Goods and Millinery business. Enquire of WM
kElLHoTZ, at the Paint Store, of Franklin and
Green streets. mU-tu,wES~
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Address +. DOUB, Agent
apl4 eo2mN No. I Calhoun street, Bait
TNREASURER'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE AND
IL OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, 10Th April, IS59-The
President and Directors Of this Company have declared a
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT on IT'S CAPITAL
STOCK from the earnings of the Main Stem for the ifs
cal half year, ended the 3 utmo payable and after the
18th of May the Merchants Bank of Baltimore.
The Transfer Book will he closed from the 29d instant till
the 18th of the coming month of May.
an2I-2aWtISmV J. ATKINSON TrpoSu
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BY ADRFON x co.

fF;;1 SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY
M:i. IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.-By virtue of a power of
4..Aattorney executed to the undersigned by Henry
Bohne, the assignee of two mortgages made by Christian
Hansen and wife to Ludwig Cache and in accordance With
the provisions OF the act of the General Assembly Mary
land passed at December session, 1896 chapter 2 being am
act relating to mortgages in Baltimore county, he will offer
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, at the public sales
room; No. IL south Gay street, on WEDNESDAY AFTER
No,lN, the 9th day of May. 1859, att o'clock.
ALL THAT PART OF TRAIT OF Ian u called .WeI's :
Manor situated in Baltimore county, and described:
at stake set up in the third line Of the tract of
land which by deed bearing date the 9th day of May
s2 and recorded among the land records of Baltimore coun
~. IN llber " g., No $50 folio SEQ etc, conveyed by
Elizabeth PeddcOrd and others Cathariuc OwinGS at n
point north sixty degrees forty three and quarter
perche from The beginning of said line and running thence
north SIXTY degrees west thirty and three quarters
peChe to the end of said line thence norh sixty
nan degrees west thirty one and three quarters perche
thence north thirty degrees east forty pcrChes to inter
sect the first line Of the said Cathanc Owiugs land
line then with said line, south fifty half degrees
east sXtyfve and half pcrches Ecari Sminks land
then with said land to the place of beginning tanning 49,
acres of land, more orleSS.
Said property is white Ground" about eight miles
west OF the city and about two miles west of Powattan Fac
tory The improvements consist of comfortable FARM
HOJ ST. and the necessary out buildings.
Terms OF sac-One third cash, and the balance in two
equal lnstallments bearing interest six and twelve.
months from the day Of sale secured to the satisfaction
undersigned.
SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Attorney in fact
HENRY f. CAREY. A