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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-24
Women and Workhousos.

The poor house in son,a country tnwn> may be
hearahlc when compared with many of the Met.
ropulltan houses. bat they are G i'll, white washed
sepnlchers, fnll If dead meas bones. The num-
Der Of inmates varies in different marshes ut dill
ferent SEASONS from 400 to 1000. In rhe great
London unions il ia generally from 500 to o,00t. or
thase ave y large or 20 ton are NO Non, and Tia y
may no divided generally aid desert ed, AS night
wanderers. or trn mis, orphan ~ctil1ien. the lame,
blind, idiot aud IN suue. the ugej. who here lie
down ON their last he'd /, die, and last, but v FIR
the worst, the Sick outcast of the streets, who nave
been thrown up ~ refuse out OF the very mirc Of
the gutter. And where d. these ou;casts come
from in the beginning! Why. they are, in INN.
IMerahie instances, girls who have been brought up
III the very house to which tLey return. In one
work house, which shall 10 nancless, 200 out of
3o9 we're turned upon the open parish, in denlura.
bic state, and out Of 326 from another house 10
were known t, have been subScqu .ntly led into
vice and inlans. Two-thirds out Of 300 yir,s re.
turning t. BIZ wrctched mnthers of wrclrhcd in.
fants, swelling the mass IF destitute inmates aud
adding to the parish expenses. 1t IS not astonist-
ing that the pour INV guardians do not see thu ut to
encourage some moral and preventive influences
within the walls nr the work house must, in the
long run, diminish the burdens on the rate BAY
ersf Again. the number of females cunmit,el
from the work house to two l. ,ndon prisons WAS,
IN the year lSo6 nearly 800. and in the following
year the number had increased. And no wonder,
''''hA 81 ~ w "
aud are not disappointed in this instance. oh. II |
There ~ no variation in the great law nf nature;
aud Il we want Il !ifereht results there must Le diff
fereat mann cement and broader views taken.
| what time. ana what money, We sh utl Ike Ia
know, would. IL lake to provide by EN- grafton for
all the young girls now i'll all the unions in Eng.
land? Here W. have Canada, Australia, Now Zeu-
land, stretching out ,heif hands and crying out fr
us 10 help them, voting sums Vt IN ,ney every scs.
$40" 70 phy inr the passage ot female intor'rs: and
we IKE the Il x III the fac, unable to provide f,r
them, distracted 10y thor conduct. iisgraced by
their i've. and ,np"vsitl,el by their maintennner.
Reluctantly ho!I back a,n! refuse to give up what
would DO trcasule OF rtlhrrs and Is absoIate loss to
w. who IS to teach u ~wislutn, and when will y
remedy he i~roVi!cl' iii, DORIS are closed; no man
comes nott,rel the tnie U. things done within
hiose walls; and sc, outside the gate. are too care,
hess to f'rce the latch ani walk in. Yet the m,yc-
meat must come from without tho relief must
come from us. : EaJGSh Uoaea'S Uaa,aslc MIJu,
-iHe. ,. g. l .. ~.
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neither was able toconsince that other Of the cor
rcctnesgof ihsif peculiar doctrines.
LATEST FROM CHARLRsTowN =
Interyiew Hetween Governer Wise and
the Prisoner Interesting PereicularsE
Dxspoeit. Gao tho Troops, co.

L FROM WIZ
interview HetYeen Governor Wise AID
( the PrfsonarSLInterestin P~ertfculare-
Dfsrosit. Gao tho Troops, nc. -
esAxLEs4oss. ~. NV. 22.-u.S Marshal
.Jol,,,snn. Of Ohm. denies having eiyeaA ini"rma-
ton that II large lr,dy of men were preparing to
| cross into Virginia.
Yesterday was spent here In n sranl military
paradg aaisi review 0tfiie tin'ps b. the GOVERN
or.
/, Duri,a tho nfiern,nn, .Gpy. Wise anil spff had
n loag ihtervaew with the nriso,icrs, urging them
~ prepare for Heath. az The sentences. ID the Court
would be car il into Eff ut without aoy Interior
cnee on his part. Brown declared himsalf pre-
pared to die, atst jnstiHel hi .ssufse IA die liar
I,er's Ferry affair. only regretting his error in not
nlfr wing the train to russ. Cook profcs,eI "
Willingness to be shot, but said he always had II
great repugnanee 20 hanging.
Hov. Wise said That C,ppee was tho only one
of The prisoners whose punishment be ever thought
of committing. but was now determined to hang
them all. % If ..
The Governor y~ssterdnv reaeivrfin dispatch
from the Governor II South Carolina. rendering
amy amount OF military aid For the defence NJ Fir-
ginia. Gov. Wise, in reply. thanked him for the
offer, but assured him thai Virginia MAS able to
defend herself.
The Richmond military were all hrl rel to re-
turn homo Yesterday, but the people protested
agninst il, declaring tLat if there was any neces-
SHY for them to come, the necessity sill existed
The result was that Gov. Wisr ordered two Rich
mond companies 10 remain. alsv ihr Petersburg
Artillery. Several cunpanic- sturted l"mcward
tl,is morning, aud others will follow to M ,rrow.
Tho Governor and staff left this n,orning. lIe
expresses an intention of having 1000 military
present on the day Of execution. =.
1AaPER's FERRY, Nov. 22.-EDening.--t:
Wise md staff arc here. stopping with Coipncl
Barbour. superintendent Of the Armory. The
Inv =, atntaz tlot ha I., rn,.I, a,,,, IL,
To protect the prisoners and the community. IIe
hns no doubt oi a determined and thoroughly or
ganized movement, throughout the Northern and
Western States to rescue Brown. and exhibits q
number OF letters from responsible prrsohs in
Pennsylva,ia and Ohio, urging him 10 be pre- par
cd, for parties are :ormin: for that purpose in
those States.
The Eichmoh,l Blues =, tn Martinshurg to-
night. Col. Saith, IF the Military Institute,
with the Cadets and llpwitzers. has been ordered
TO chnrlestown.
Gov. Wise retirns to Richmond tr-murrow.
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Washington ana Everett.

|. We have just reserved FROM thu publishers,
sNlssssa %. H. Bailsya& 81, uf $40 Broadway.
FNs& York. . pair u, vss.yy largo. fall length steel
spgtSNngsio Of Washirgtdu and Everett So many
COARSE miserable pictures have been paimed upon
the 1pshlis as works of art. aud especially
ohsa9ss black, and muddy. engrasinss. thatitis
difheul4t. TO convince perspns Of taste that they Dire
safsi. ordering whs,'shst have NIT frs, seen. We
sre}hsppy to be able 70 say. that ia this ease. the
sngfayings are all The knAi,h rs sIiS;mf for tlem,
esraS tsdatJE a scotas Of an. shsf wiii storn any
psFiseAs Ne American ton,s should he withousa
pd pbdetrait Of Msshinstor,. aad nav. ~ Mount
! Vernon II about To be srscuei by the ladies. it =,
especially appropriate that the hero ard Ills home
shpuld be placed pssaassnily asssfS tlss public.
} M Everett leon ihis position. name. and worth.
asweq ~ FROM BIZ cdJfts ia behalf Of Mount Yer.
non, which have already contributed over So 600
10 the fund. 10 we'll worthy Of being associated
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a Voice from Morth Carolina.

Hear the wise counsel and the warning voice u
that old conservative payer. the Raleigh H.
ter:
THE NEXT PREsIDLSc How To sayE THE rsi"N
We copy in to-days papor nm excellent article
from the Lynchhurg Nirgin,an, commenting npoI'
one from the New York Herald. Both articles
are worthy OF profound attention, and rs such, We
commend ,hcm u our readers.
T'4
II must be apparent that the Democracy at the
North "a utterly poweriess as nm orga ~tizntion It
itself o. lend any MD IN the defeat Of q Black h
publican candidate. How then. We ask, can ti.o
defeat ~ such a candidate he achieved IT tbr
entire South. Wings, Americans and Democrat.
voted Ms one man for q Demnerat, he could not l'
elected. unless he got "a electoral votes IN tho
Free States. New York alono could secure tln,
election of n Democrat, but no one believes or can
believe that her vote will BE- east for such u car
didatc. The indications by thu Inst election IL
psunsyleauin clearly demonstrate that at boat. 4
Democratic candidate could have but the yer
faintest hope ot carving that State, and oven II
DO did rot her q votes h, would be seven votes
short of an election, and whore are they tn le
looked for? Possibly, and only 7ossbfy. ~
Indiana. SO We rec that with o Democratic
running single handed against u Black Re.
publicap, the chances for HIS success would
DO uf the most forlorn kind. and the fato If
tho Union woald hang bya thread ~ attenna-
ted
----aAs ever spider twisted.'
What then il 10 no done 2 We answer, what Inns
been suggested BY the articles which we copy.
The Democracy cannot. with their indepcnde"e
organization. carry the next Presidential election
and retain tie power Of the Government. Hfthry
make an attempt and fnil. rs we firmly believe
they will. q Bis VI Republican will be elected. the
Union will be Dissolved, aud all the incnleulable
c Consequences Of this, tho most momcntous event
o,cnrving 10 the tide Of time, be entailed up
On the country.
We invoke. then. the cnsting away Of all the or
iinary party ''psasf 'rne, land the union Of conscr.
gativs men everywhere ..f,r this ono time ut least.
IN the singia platform Of saving tho Constitution
aud tho Union. jttF ntt I1 . at H
This done. and done as it may be, electually.
can afterwards with i,npunity 'iifer unon snb
lects Of a comparatively uninp,rtans character.
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Grover a. Rakar'c

n nSS CELEBIA1fp FAMILY sEwlxG MAGAZINES, 49, nfo,l
ILS4 way, New York ,nud Isl badtinpre street isIrums.
a AHN HffLE-fi.lOE so-lIEMMERS ~ EXff'T-
ms mhciiine sews from two spoo!S, US purchased from Inc
SIRE e,thring no rcwin'lng uf thread. Ii Hens, FNS, .,-A.
'' ttd Slitries IN n superior style. finishing qnca scam Lv u,
'"il nP"'at:i"h, ~itiiut RECOURSE 10 ute hald nrsiIr.- MS Re.
Y aNA ~ "'"nf hnscaiin.s- Ii Ill ID ueiivr and cheaper s.s.
u .'aa u Seanisires ; can. even il SAC werks lr one ce.tu "a
.Uaf. "
Sud fr Il circular T. I nAr1s "a
Nan dts LIANT I yn"sjh,m.,
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There will be a meetiugofthe citizens Of Lynch
barg at the wa.hiasesa HF,uss, on Friday cvc"'
ing a, : o',lock FOR the purpose Of considering the
question o. the propose Railroad :" North CARO-,
lima. Delegate. from the county Of Franklin "''
be present. and = general asseadaass "i our GU
zens is desired.
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full. unless the Northera Conservative Opposition
IN vote for he Ohesls.eon nominee. We % not
think they will do : Is plan will result 10 fail
~ Or piss. alose. u regard - offorfng n
.edo a escape frosra the ssign Of Sewardism. and
he ~poftcnl sahiuSasionef The South
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pug s....iI.r;, ,bt
49,. -. ....a.. p.;,r,.a :, North Caro-
H. e. -. .,,n,v of franklin will
..,.,J..es af our eiti
De plsssn'. ana
's"' 81
rms Republicans assert. that It has mol tn'srep'
resented us-that it has given. our proposition D.
our own language. So ithas.l II Is had strapped
Mt that. We would have he'd no ground Of complaint
We will MOT say that the Republican intended Il
misrerresent "a, but that Il has done 80 We think
it will itself admit, Fer instance. the iePu'd'ran
Of Msaday says.. 3 4t@s ~a"
TAs vssiasan says tAasi.s CONSERVATIVE friends
-ls.ss the aartl.-ss sss NSrso. WI. ssn !.
sass hr ss nI~nsras And yer. the
,oeo: -. acsa.,. Ds.ocrots to IN oser bag
ana saeesss n sact a 50. Of Political tnaves aud
Nov, ws have nerer aaid the Northern conser,
satve opposauo", aaaes
vote for the blask hspsehean esnaisase ~ f's'
iereuce b . Democrat" We said sssy ss""sd not
v,s. for the nominer Of Ne CAarisstos c1artasion
- Me,..,, ,h;,s We .a;i they rouid
'c'J ~ ,IET.L. c.,,,.,.
vote for . Democrat u presented oy '"e ''"''''"
Opposison. g & 3"
- The virgiaisn wssss E,athcrn Democrats
to "a ovsr. !" 10. The yirffnian wants Southern
In u.-,o, 10 80. o,sr' to
any NvrsAsrn party. - lr
,. "Asd sss.ain the cssdidste they may select
-th., f. the y. .r,h,r-n Opposition. Now we have
never ..id ! word s5 =: .bo Sor,asrn, DEPOSITION
'elsstiss . candidate VA sse ssasr.fy' We "n''
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ifarpers, G"d,y's, rctersun's and l.rsic's Masa1u. Tor ny.
csniper, New York Ledger. l~fnrper's Weekly. Le~iic's lius
ri'dicals VI lbc day, iur sale nj liz,
RAILROAD NEWS DEPOT, i3 Main 81,
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Have we no Clay, no Yeister,, no Silas Wright.
~, John J. cri,trnden, In William r.. kirg.fn
the galaxy Of our present statesmen.
Thu. asks the Pnilsdelp hit I're.s-a Democrat
ic journal in view Of the troubles likely TO grow
uut of the usrpor's Ferry invasion. We had a
Gay and n Webster pIfcc, but they werc pursued
aud hunted to their graves hy the very party that
low calls for their services. We have, noo, a
CairrrxDEN-bu the sacrifciel flowers have al
ready boen wreathed fyr his brow-and. because
e is not a Democrat, the next Legislature of Ken
tucky will expel him from n public service Of
more than f,rty years. which he has given to his
country. There never was n time when the wise
Counsel and patriotic unselfshncss ofsuch asCrit-
,enden were more nceded-but he has t" go. ~
.io oil others in this country who are no eonstit"'
ted rs to 10 unable to appreciate the rcsplcndent
glories and beauties Of Democracy.
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H PERRY DAIlS-slH:~ih benefits | have receiy-
NB ed from the use Of your Invaluable remedy, the Pain
kn4cr, induces mt 10 pen - worl of praiAe iur H. / Apcricnre
has con, need mt Ina. Tor Headache, Indiscsiion, Pnin in the
Stomach, or any other part ef the system, Severe Chiiis, Weari-
ness, Common Colds, llGtrscncss, thdleHa, Cholera Murbus,
Dnrrh"a, Dysenirry, T."oihaci.r, &c, there Is nothing better
than thr Pain Kiiier. have this hour recovered from Il severe
a;iack of the sick Headache, by using two ieaspoonfuis taken
AT thirty minutes interval, in n wine giassiul Q: hot water. | am
confident that, through the blessing Yf God, il y. cd 4ms from
dust, toll, change Of diet and constlnt exposure To an infected
atmosphere, my system was daily ?rciisi~scd 10 dyscntery al
'arks, accompanied with pam, lor which The Pain Killer was II
sovereign remedy, one teasroonfut cuttng the worst cas- h iva
h"9r, or nj the most, half q day. l have heard Of many case.
stop he toIilache. Gratitude, and n desire for rs general MS,
has se ar gt .n tr"" p r. 2 M TH sasY'1si.' Jr ,e; Mini.1s1 4 + II, ~ t assts,.
To the Afflicted. ."at%
~<Lr- ToRMENTED with fnin. and storcIlcd with fevers,
tsAy M We know you are, aud impatient as sach alfaaions
. %%'. o ms'S ns;"aa,, "I iha, We, w NAV ss i issr ,,s r. you sx will 1 OF Yssr n y"I..
dies, and 9ftr yon, II we.cil, A prescription, for yisir care
{. iG s"s . E I'll ys"r s ans m s Sss 3.i,Spt and fi as a. e b y ss,t& a
"ss: nS 'e"i"s t.% ss1 d i'm ss. q vs. siaa Ak f,s ysS GSa sssss's Y linen ass,
resort 10 BsKsn's BrrrEns ms your only hope. Arc yan, suffer
MI " H,11Gns vii arouse hov. a,s d. I isem that Xiiai,f .. !.
,1i,s,.. NJ r. I halt. l, m :; NAN; !ss iS ~ yoss 'ts 81 e. aud !%se,it.f
covered, viii strike al The root of their diseases snd .o5asns
asaa aha fever hold condanats~ ~ II So, YOU mas laugh at
thtsr laNcns,s and d,iy their pow -, provided YOU use regularly
other disea>'e, arising troti iudigcstifns AMI Improper secrc-
lions, !rnpihiy Yield to the h.aisi- giving influence Of tbs gftal
me-, 4r""ttT "a@~" ana i i sc 3s f,in s4sT IL. TyS s' XII 'ss MI r NJ hN ",n,r
' SS.s' a ," San SS / a %a' srpr & 1 e ~ sa s { .ng xsa', l IN, sy H.! !4 4;
VIII" need their aid may hasplh al rnSIerato cost. Price oni,
Fm sale By all ,ie Druggists in Lyactburg. and ty al III.
principal Druggists in the city OF Richmond, and elsewhere in
y ( y j. sl.bsr i q, Eaafis'sss, Nd Is' ~ si T. MI.sr' COW r,ss,
r's:oa, Ky; aai barnes 4 Park, \: g. - - 1850
oct 2a-L@ets Riehnond, I,
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with the memory Of Washington. The rtenes'es
ore ~cxssllsut and spirited, and both. engrasings
are oasred to be sent to subscribers, post paid. md
any three dollar Magazines year. for a. orcne
teagrasing and magazine ) year for 81 We have
before seen anything sogood At anything
ike the price. We notice that leading New York
papers endorse the publisl,cr- Ms fully RESPONSE
bic for all they PROMISE" See advertisement.
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s8H4&Sa ] HAVE for sale about geo HEAD OF HOGS.
wbiel, nny be- buush; upon reasonable terms An
f&}nnsS ply ~ the undersigned at tie City IIoiei. BIZ
NOV ~ dit Jk0. 4. uAW kINS
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Hear the wise counsel and the warning voice u
tina. old conservative paper, the Raleigh Re-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-24

SC0rT"S Infantry Tactics ut Nictor's.
y Iardce's Infantry anl Rie. Tactic -, ,,.,
u" SrWS '.s. tsNery Tactics a, Victor.
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-. UNDER 4 DECREE 0F THE cIRCLrlr

Tl.;. . t'I1I1IN = DTIDItI1i1 Vt T III DIItDViI
#i;is COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the IN crsisne5,
A rustee will offer at public sale FRIDAY. TIE JSt
day Of November, - az O'Clock, p ", the New EN-
charge SaeSrOom, in Second in the city of Barmn
ALI; THAT LOT OF GROUND ~ FAHEFiE STREET
in said city occupied by the tate D. Thomas II Wright,
and beginning the south side # Frrttc STREET the
northeast corner Of lot OF ground Unbiased 10y Thomas IT,
wright Theodore Anderson, and Huug thence SOutery
with the line of that lO cghtyOuc feet inches. thence
easterly parallel with Faye street. eight feet jnche:
thence SUuthcry, parallel with Howard tv--EIy
feet six inches thence cast parallel with Fayett street,
iect inches, thence u"hery parallel with
Howard street one hundred and six lcet Fly"tc street,
and theme westerly, bndn, the south side IA, cite
street TIVE ny-hVe feet six inches to the laa # beginning
This prorerty IS improved b, large story BRICK
DWELLING, and thr.e story Bric, Back Binding. hav
ing furnace, and other modern iNES and
p d tor many years Office and dw-li1- by The late lr
Thomas II Wright. IT is occupied. YEARLY rent Of
S5, payable quarterly by good whose lease
the l2th Of January. is6l Tn" taxes viii be paid
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

foR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAMILY PHYSIC,
composed that disease within the range their
ton rarely Withstand evade them Their penetrating
properties Search and cleanse and nvgoate every portion
of the human organism correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy vitaeS As coasQuence of these pro-
peres the invalid who bowed down with pain ysici
debility astUnshed to find his health energy by
a remedy at once simple and inviting.
Not only do they the day complaints Of every
body, but also many formidable ard dangerous diseases
The agent below named is pleased furnish gratis my Ame-
rcan Almanac containing certificates of their and di-
rectonS for their use in the following complaints: Core
Heartburn, Headache GTiSiRg from dordered
Gch, Nausea, }lageSO Pam in and Morbid HldctiGn Of
tie BOtveiS, FidleRcg, Loss Of Appetite, JatHdce, and
kindred complaints arising from low state othe body
o. nhatrlctinn lfits lnniinnG
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FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A STANDING
u ORDER of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Baltimore
city in Insolvency, permanent trustee Of T. l. GROEBlE
an lnscveu Petitioner, will offer ,uhc sale Elk
change, UN SATU kAG the 9Th day of November next
II O'Clock, NJ. AN UNDIVIDED HALE INTEREST IN a
CERTAIN PATENT, issued in his 23j January 1855
for ''MARQU ETRY FLOORlNG.'
T. Il. SPRAGUn,
OIL 2lM2MNls LarmamanL TrlstEn
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the most clrcua remedy which the medical skill Of our
times can devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
nalady 1T - combined from the active remeas that
have been discovered for the eNpurgaon of this foul dis
order from the blood and the OF the system from
destructive consequences Hence should he employed
tine ofuOt only ScOula but also those other affections
which from IT. such ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES
ST ANTHoNYs Fire, Rose ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUs-
TULES, LoTCHES LAiNs and BOILS, rUMORs TETFER and
SALT REEuM SCALp HEAD, RISGwORa, RHEUMATISM
SYPHIrc MERcCRIAL DIsEAsEs, DRoPsV, DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY and, indct ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
VITIATEDoR lMpUEE BLOOD Thepopuar belief in in,pu-
Tdg Of f blood Is founded in truth, for scrofula is
generation Of the blood Tn particular purpose and virtue
Of this Sarsapara is 10 purify and degenerate this vita
fluid. without which sound health impossible in contami
mated constitutions
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AabItf 53aits.
EY SAMUEL TT. GOVEh

BY SAMUEL Fl. COVER
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE
HANDSOME PARLoR, eGEFAuRER AND OTHER
Priv 80 FURNITURE,
| DElNG THE ENTIRE EFFECTS
! LAh"h AND FASHIONABLE HOTEL ALL IN COOn
oaLS Il d ~ rTIEMPLRANCE HALL
will sell TUESDAY MORNi%G lNuvr N-..-,
sth, at ten o'clock at Temperance Hail NntH
opposite OddFell0ws Hall, ge and ,sIrshI
Of Furniture and Glassware, viz: 1"'ie eoiectIoh
An DOUBLE AND SINGLE
345 SUPERIOR FE5 at Err l,'.'eh9' -
1Rn ASSORTED CANE, WOOD,
tOU AND RUSHSEAT CHAIRS
1S0 HUSK AND CAT TAIL MATTRESSES.
90 CURLED HAIR BOOSTERS AND Pillows.
@ WALNUT TETES in Crimson Plush.
10 EXTENSION TABLES.
oozen handsome mahogany Side Chairs; Arm and Rock
ing 90 70 matc ~ high post and Cottage Redseads: 10
marble top Ter and sofa Tables: large and elegant walnut
IeteS, IA crimson plush nut top Pier Tables: Cottage
Furnitnre II Cots; % assorted Washs lands m hogaDy -
ming Tables Lounges mahogany Bureaus $50 wards rus
sells Carpet; 40 yards Ingram Carpet large lot of Tin and
Ironwae, &C. large collection of cut and messed GIaS
ware; Crockeryware in variety.
ALSO.
Fancy Ornaments &c. &c Together with n great variety
OF articles appertaning to TstclaSs Hotel too nurros
opartcuaIize all of which will positively be sold
Terms cash, in par funds
90. 5. II. COVER, aucdoneer,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-03
BY GIBSON IL co.

- TRUSTEES SALE.
H. In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Bal
EA tiore city, the undersigned Trustee, VII sell at the
Exchange Salesr0oms in Baltimore city On THURSDAY,
the lIth day of November. AT o'clock, Z NJ.
ALLTHAT LOT OF GROUND in sad CITY thus described
Beginning for the same on side uf Lombard street
rs widencd To eighty feet the distance one hundred and
nineteen feet eatery the northeast OF Cali oun
and Lombard streets widened eighty feet and running
thence east bounding Lombard 'trret seventeen feet
then north. parallel WIN Caouh street. one hundred and
of twenty alley then bounding thereon seven
tce- feet and then south, parallel with Cahnn STREET one
the place of beginning, ' ~
Subject to an annual ground Of eghty e dollars,
PAYABLE hafyeary, the first day of January aud July,
and improved by a three-stnrv BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with Brick Back Building
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the Decree a0nethrd
cash. the balance in twOe equal and 70 month
from the day Of sale the credit payments TO bear interest
from the day of SALE and be secured by notes
the purchaser purchasers endorsed the satisfaction
of the trustee
VIM F. Prick, Trustee.
o26-Saw1ds GIBSON 4 co, Auctioneers.