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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

TIE Biak PHsya Dss hence for Mstsnrss vale besting
down ,hs Lover bsy was run into BY the ship Champion whes
mast and did ohsr damage She returned this city r
rsps The Champion prOceeded her wsy havns received
Tbe schr kn1Ssen previously rportedl sp.uns hAS
90 The S4h Inst, and sunk the nh in, ~ CsSs hsee
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ny telegraph.
glSDY HOOK

SANDY HOOK, July s. sunse--St>areu Cahawba, from
Havana and s,a Of the south from savannah passed 545
p No other vessels in sight Wind s. W., light. WestArr
cloudy.
HIGHLANDS July s. suns.e--One brig passing the High
ssds No other inward bound vessels Ia sight. Wind, w..
bsh, Westief cloudy.
CHARLESTON. July 2-Ths U. 8. NJ steamship Marion.
Cap. W. Foster from SewYorh, arrived here dsys s
morning
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

SATURDAY, July 2-P.s.
\ far az Stock operators concerned, Wall street
has been deserted to day and with the exception of
few inveterste bulls and bears who never miss an
opportunity TO discuss the past present and future OF
stocks, and 10 predict On the hand glorious and
brilliant future, and the speedy arrival of the time
when everything On the LET will rise a, least twenty
y cent, and pay very handsome dividends, or on the
other the approach to the period when, disaster
following disaster and confidence in stock securities
shaken to the foundation, prices shall fade out and
dissolve like the baseless fabric OF vision" no
has appeared TO care whether the market was up
or down. whether money was tight or easy, or
whether the next few weeks was to be "bull" or
bear" season. The great msjority of the members
of the Board appear TO have renquished for time,
their strife after the almighty dollar" and have
probably been employing their time 10 preparations
for celebrating, in good style the nstal day OF the
somstiues suppOsed-to-be almighty eagle"
There has been no change in the money market, and
We should quote cN loans, good security, to g
cent.
Freights to Liverpool, Is tuns Copper part to Lon
don; 80 uns Spirits, IS; 300 boxes Cheese, 25s; 10
tuns Seed part ship Empire, from St. Johns 70
Liverpool, with Deals, at SIS. bark and brig to
Marseiues, with Slaves, on private terms.
The receipts of the Illinois Central Road for three
weeks in June are only about 900 behind those Of
the same period Of last year. The receipts of the
Land Office will be in the neighborhood Of sij 900
$4,000.
The transfer books of the Indianapolis snd Cincin-
natl Road closed until the lcth inst. II is under
stood dividend u or z cent viii be declared.
The following is comparative statement Of the
Imports of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchan-
disc for the week and since Jan. L:
70, the ~se& 1857. 1S5S. 1859.
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seven principal staple articles for the week:

Decrease Of the week a. compared win th. Of Ic5s is
The following is a comparative statement Of the
value of exports from the commencement of the
70 Inn.
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The bank statement for the week was msie up 10
day. instead of Monday as 1sual, tha, day being .
holiday Il compares a. follows with The statement
Of last week:
Wses eaSsss Lana sp-ci.. Cremation D-pofa
June E...sI1 IA 40 sH7lsssl 81 ?s ess 81 Isall5
July z...... l2pl.TJ e-sil es5 SSsro NlS&eh
Ip~r~as ess7G. eLlslr4 sLs,7D ssSs 80
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. 81, 1855, has
been a. foliows.
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lAfy-r.lssD~at -. ~
Irxrrrn STATES s PA CENT C0lpON BONDS

of,s7&-Usrrp erarss TyEAscs Serss fEk css,s csrs
Nxv Yosx srsrg Pts QEsr RseIsrssso STOCK ~ -
6or 81 sr essAins "
Ty.onrsos BzorHkAs, No "AAN
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Receipts Of Preduce-JULY ,.
Total ty all ss bb Flour 6s DO Ashes SIS Do
Provisions, IL OIL Cake, $50 bush Com, "a do Wheat,
n L. Dxr.
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THE VERY LATEST.

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tye ti< SeoaS Eis0a Of Tas Los6oa r< u Heias5f1r
Morniss yNss =
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To.al Pos and fPrzr.s.................l.oi-
COTTON rSs u.Grtst s s.aiy sses oi 80 ols ne4u~s
1 30 IN yaastg. We qB1,e 40 fois'~.
sgWYoRg CLASSIFICATION.
uD.rd-. Fiyyda Noble. MA
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sArussAY. JLy 1855
AsBES-Tbe msSsss sesSy he demand 'sir sac. q
ee e5 IS and u shls Pearls IS SIT We qsr'
Sro<n Assrs, Friday. July l. ISe ,N.
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MARYLAND
lYI LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY
f.. +. LUPTON;S
ENAMELED LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS,
WITH SCREW IEsULAToRs,
. Sold Wholesale and Reta il at his desk,
No. 3 MECHANICS EXCHANGE, Sun IRON BUILDING
BALTIMORE
Copper and Enameled Rods constructed Ships, Dwell
ngs and Public Buildings, in the safest and best manner
Also for SALE Lightning Rod Points, Glass Insuators and
trimmings, for putting up rods.
TO. 20 -
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
La sss Z. Z. :.:::;..;...:;

BIN TER ARRANGENENT
passenger trains lea Calvert Station, Baltimore as fol-
lows, viz: - 1-
ron TIE HEST
Inc Mail Train leaves daily Sunday exceptedJ at Is
A ~ army ing at liaishurg at l222 NJ there connecting
with the Express Mail Train for
PITTSBURG AND THE WEST
hIivii III tittsburE 1880 A.. Leave Isblru y FIX
press IRAN and arrive at Chicago at A. NJ Ceaveand at
~ T. ~ Leave Columbus at p NJ, arrive in Cincinnati
at 3o9 T. u. and st. Louis at I.S0 J.. VI.
"a me CINCINNATI and Chicago Express daily (Sun
gay eNcepeu at $50 Pm, arriving at Harrisburg at ? NJ
take supper and connect with Lightning FynreSs Train
a NJ Chicago at \ NJ. Leave Columbus at P NJ and ar
rive IN Cincinnati AT go T. ". and st Louis at 90 Z N
r, on SUNDA TETENYNG
inns Train leaves at r. NJ connecting at uarr burG with
trains a. above. " wan
'!'' to''''''''..' .-.........CHlCAG
CINCINNATI
LOUIS.
FOR THE NORTH
lst The Mail Train leaves Calvert Station Mt s15A
1E Except sunday arriving in Harrisburg at Il % z NJ
MIaHsPort at $50 ? ~, and Elmira at $50 P NJ where
the train lays over. ' $1,000
2d The Buffalo and niagara Express Train leaves daily
(S9ny excepted at $50 T. NJ and arrive in HARRISBURG at
a. NlldnSpnrt at $3.50 A. NJ, Elmili A NJ and
bl'i9 ~ ~ ~ A. NJ Gonnectiug at Eimira with for
YORK AND CANADA.
And at Buffalo With trains for SUSPENSION BRIDGE and henca
VIA me GEe ; western IL, Ra%ay for nj parts Of
- GANALA AND THE VEST AND NORTHWEST
For Net and further correct and reliable Inflammation
please apply at the Ticket office Calvert Station Y d corner
OF CaI'ert and Franklin streets, Baltimore.
= II WARNER, Ticket Agent d2Stf
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Sbipping gntsuigtnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Jan. 10

ARRIVED
brig Peerless skaiRgs from Windsor, y. s-Paster to
kirkland, Chase Co lowed up by Hercules.
schr Mand Gates, from Newborn, N. C-Nava stores to
Steamship Georges Greek, Morley from Chareston-mdse
70 sehr Independence Hail. from Newbern N c-cotton
and Naval stores to Whe q e S \ Dickinson
Brig R R Kirkland, Knight St Johns, P R-Kirkland,
seF Potomac Ame Ne sA 2EsfpsJOhn Henderson Co
Brig bridE xFFa R F FSS s. B }HhPf
Schr P Proves, Hplse, Fall River, 9th inst
s$E H 5s%sn ssSSsfH g $h ia''
sssmshiSS sSH inst
s5s t rd a%fEyS s SsT Yo 9G s s n. R'
schr Hope Frank, Richmond, 9th inst
MEMORANDA
sch Asea Pine from Barbados, arrived Barrel Stake
Br bark Emea Ching, for Baltimore sailed from paler
Brig p c Warwick Ianfare from Jacksonville for Rio de
Janero was spoken 10Th ut, lat 81 os, Ion 81
Schr W Conner, Pettingil hence for St Lucia before
reported al 81 Thomas In distress, dschargng the
NC, cleared at Charleston, 5i inst "''A-'"S ''H'
Seht H W Fry, Marshall, for Wilmington N. c. cleared
Brig Kate hence for Peambuco, was spoken Dec 81 lat
The bark ocava, from New York, bound to Richmond,
with guano reported ashore near Cape Henry is in c
The schooner NJ, A. Mcneil Captain Hand, from Mobile
is ashore 25 miles below Cape Henry The cargo viii probs
bly, be saved, though damaged condition. and but little
Brig Eott wilson, saSi fG Bs f Eesss. sailed from St.
1on brs of c ao Bo aG 6 1a in
10 Holmes Hole 9th inst having experienced heavy gales
schr P Goodwin, Hendrickson, at New York 9th inst
Brig anzarOtte Hartman cleared at Boston 9th inst. for
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW sra January SAT- steamship Marion Charles
leans brig g chaoner KINGSTON Jam Tarat9e Africa
oae % r. BdWn aeme Anna enaa
Porto Cabeo Mary Emma Petersburg; Lion North Carroll
yapnah Jas AdgeT Charleston banks Grey Hound Naples
e Sfw oSe Hne bssitss Gg @
sehrs Monezuma Laguayra Deeripg and Golden Age
January sNoonNArr bark john Denham, "e GhaTIeston
ssh u H Hall 81 JagG Ocean Wave
ne ADV Asy
wimnsSn G. $ IeTerng f sc a,Ts
Jansy bTg Ella Reed St Jag sch
h ah H MSS Hr0 bark cas
tanzas; brig Thos. Walter, St Barts.
boston January WAR; ships Whitney and May
Smyrna; HUNGARIAN Messna Mary Bropghton,, surinan
ssss S E%g fs!s a
Cd ship Cicero, New Orleans schrs Henry Hootea, Will
mingtOn, y: C.; Geo. Byron, Cardenas..
Albert Mobile; brig ASsEt %%in s s'
RICHMOND JANUARY 5CTd brig Mary E. Jones' Rio de
p A sassa bark D
Ca, New York; brig Baltic, do.
EASTERN PORTS.
BOSTON, January Arr. ships Manlius, Calcutta; Wa
verify Calcutta; Mayaower New Orleans; John { Albert,
Mary Breaghton, Exeter, Isvana;s Champion,
E2 WIZ
Auas i Ia sSnrs aouisa Dyer mgt95
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Susiness Gar0s.


y. cARPEHTERS AND Rrrrnpps
Nos AND 10 10 rL1E STREET
All work entrusted to them will receive particular at
tention .
goDolng attended TO with punctuality jal-tf
N 4 tNTISeGSp T. D1rcn,1p GEO puGDALE
M hODONALD DUGDALE,
GUANO, GRAIN flour. CORN MEAL
Al rE "a, Bf.ANSi HAY, STRAW, MILL FEED, &c
All the approrf ed FEl.TlllZERS constantly on hand
III NoA' 'hOr1LpEhki 3 WHARF, AND PRATT ST,
ufu BALTIMORE.
~ CASSAPD e. COW
VI. PORK PACKERS, HAM CrRERs
AND DEALERS
. PROVISIONS GENERALLY.
Nos. 40T AND 400 WEST B,TIvopp Srurpr
n3-tf Raltimora ~ ''h"HIi'
= "
II UTHER i COX r. r VApDES
IL cESEp AZ cn,,,, ~ -, Ai.1EN,
NO. SJARvIs BUILDING, NORTH ST.
REAL ESTATE cR6IfHHa VA P a4 SCI ,,o,r,or am
n3tf ATEET pic IRIS 1oi'i[ A"i-o' AND
--e-I.-,I I.IuIlI' ,, &c, &c
II LYLE CLARK 20
j.. COMMISSION MiERcu,yTs.
FOR THE SALE OF
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
No. LOG W. LOMBARD ST
n3d Baltimore.
"
III W. DUNCAN,
rr,c WIN DEALkK IN ,a1,r,.,.
@ .ir rs w i.Nr.9 md uhOCr.hlES,
cIstf O. L. ''f''HA rAihlfh AM PINE STREETS,
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Steamships.

-.ck5@, BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
eses@@sss-aS STEAMSHIP CO.-For SAVANNAH.-Freight
received forwarded with dispatch by the ships OF
this line. Apply to I. H. BELT, JR,,
'''' TEuiCp hocl
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ERAPHODOMETER'
III IIVIIV-T T I T.II
TX IS THE NAME or
Il AAGHLNE ,Jt.ST PATENTED By

j. VI. WAMff.ER
CIVIL AND NECYLA.iIC4L EyGIyEEP
BALTIMORE, ND.
It Is an Al TOMATIC StF;NI IUR, which ly snnn mo
chansm, Is made to record accuIciy-On strip or endless
ron oil pdea CORRECT PROFILE of any route passed over
the AEGLLs oil DEELEcTON right and left and the DIsTAN
tAi eeG, upon any required scale set Of scales
ms MACHINE may represent in appearance OF purpose an
OGLaiy buggy wagon VIII! the addition Of the very valu-
)e attachment claimed above There box containing
The Simple contrlvaUcc for recording upon strn Of papeT
a above mentioned Motion conveyed to the paper b he
revolution Of the hind wheel. which hy hand ana geer
Gl2n rollers over which the paper j. carried Onehalf
lP paper Is devoted to horizontal projection the other half
to vertical projection, and the centre or division is line of
p.icked distances ~
he nEFLEcToNs worked by the turning of the fore axle
OF e uSsN IN assuming the horizontal changes in the route,
the tAofiLE ny weight adapting itself the lowest posi-
uon attInHple through any changes in the passed
over, ana the pIsTANCEs by points calculated inter
Na on the periphery of one of the rollers conveying the
paper
Will sell STATE RIGHTS COUNTY RIGms INDIvIDUaL
RIGHTS for the and IASUFACTURE of the Ma
chine reasonable terms.
Address the pateEtee,
}. NORRIS WAMPLER,
lL2-ltn BatInore Md
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Ia ~ t5:::......::.. FOR THE

iTTS--4--------Te-- 49,, . WEST AND SOUTH
On and after November 18th, s5s the trains will run AZ
follows: " '' van "a 80
Leave Camden Station, Batmore-Mail Except Sunday
at SO NJ. Express daily F. NJ for ALL p PTS ~
THE WEST. SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST The Mail
reaches Cumberland $40 and Piedmont at 10 N and
lies over next morning. The Express goes directly
FOR VA I PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 NJ train
between Piedmont and Wheeling. and between Grafton and
larkersburg, take the sos F. Af from Baltimore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4 10 P NJ.
and from Frederick at . 4. VI.
THE EIIlGOTrS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 20
$40 F. NJ. " ' W
FOR WASHLNGTON md THE SOTTH
Leave Baltimore at4 20 4. NJ and 3 80 and $50 p
On sundays at 80 4 NJ only. Leaves Washington for
Baltimore at 6 10 and AS 4. NJ. and and IS p NJ ON
Sundays at $40 p NJ only The second and third trains
only from baltimore stop way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect with
trains on the Annapolis Road 1880
or tickets OF every kind, informaton apply to T.
ENGLAND Agent, or at the Ticket Office Camden station
". p SMITH,
= :, corn , Master Of Transportation
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Steamboats,.

If FOR THE SOUTH
s iI RIR d5 p From 1,i NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
TO GE&2ER2Ekt qXntP%fT EALh A5yT El} NGNT
SPRING AND SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
BAY LINE pas BSSISfHS sfFE@5FaN3 K y
The Schedule being arranged That the traveller subject
W ' VIEW f4H$ E. = E !ffS 5$f% NC
From New York to W WllmTnst@9n, n. C. SIG 90
rhiladn to %%ias!%a; e. SGG G., a. Is % @
Baltimore to Wilmington, ' G., ,', II %
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, 3 90
ienTsrs ana Their baggage conveyedr Of charge
PaSseRgers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
at 9Pp RRY aeH f Gf RI 3 %
and Philadelphia by Ills Line will have their baggSge
Gf tG o 10 @n1G og from whence it will he checked
as far South as Augusta, Ca. h
o EGr t1f ,h n n@m92p and Through Tickets (Which
Companys Office No 229 Broadway corner Of Barclay street
foot 81 CORTLAND street IN FHiGDELP& at the G Go@
Pshy W R corner Sixth and Chestnut streets
MORE at the Office Baltimore steam Packet Company foot
The 6aaqfG steamer RorfsiRXA of Il2o tons
btheI rgPlef WIZ every comfort and convenience has
the spienySa st3lgr5 i"IIS!AilA Capt G. " Russell
passed state room and bert, accommodations
The Norfolk or bay Line steamers will leave the Gonna
nyS wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET
Daily, Sundays excepted. '
p3-AT O'CLOCK. 7. MEu
Or Immediately after the arrival Express Tran,
which leaves New York " and PHILADELPHIA at 2J%
7. ~ 'F'' 81 40
The following is the Schedule
LEAVE.
F fS}i, EGIS at O'Clock R2rtiaogt osE
Baltimore p. NJ. Wilmington at 20 NJ
For Augusta, Charleston and the South via the Mancbes
ter Railroad now finished
ss.eagers for Richmond Petersburg or any other
points on the James River with James River boats
cary next morning after lea ing Baltimore.
~ Passengers for Edenton. Plymouth.
Eto, NeldQn Godsboro Beaufort, Warsaw, Raleigh and
"lmlhPtoh' y g. VIII find 1t most pleasant direct and
"K PIe route ,, NJ. y. FALLS,
IdIul.lOIt- sept lsJS President
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Sdpping,
FOR II Az AN

-, FOR HAVANA.
s@ Barkentine f. WILLIAMS, Capt. Cornwall, will be
dispatched above 18th inst For freight passage APP
ply to MORREL Il RANDALL,
jal93t IS Exchange Place.
.aS4 FOR ST. JOHNS, n. B.-The fine A
sSSsAschr ALICE ROGERS Brayley, master For freight
apply to CURTIS X POST, 43 South street iaI lot
ztsst GUAYAQUIL.-The fine bark 'TANGIER''
Warren Hall, Master, having the bulk of her cargo
the above Port. For balance of freight apply TO-
J. WORKMAN,
d29u y L. corner Gay and Pratt streets.
s5tt FOR RIO DE JANEIRO-The ship
- 'BANSHEE," Capt Thomas T. Wingate now load
ing will have prompt dispatch For passage having supe
rior accommodation, apply to
d2aGt sac"rd sfro.t
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Eegal Notites.
THIS IS TO GIVE N

ENHlS IS TO GIVENUTIC Z, THAT THE SUB
l. scriber has obtained Orphans Court of H,Iti
more city letters of administration personal estate
ELIZA GASI, late of the said city dcceiStl All persons
having claims against the said deceased hereby warned
TO exhibit the with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scf1ber ON or before the 2D day of June next they may
otherwise by law he excluded all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate requested make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this 18th day Of
December. 1855. -
dlSl awiwN CHARLES HILL Admir-
TN THE MATTER OF THE INSOLVENT ES-
j. tate of CASPAR MILLER in the Court of Common
Pleas it Is on this 18th day OF December tat
the sal made and reported by Luther ~ Reynolds,
be and the same Is hereby ratified and confirmed
cause TO the contrary thereof b. shown 18th
day Of January next provided copy Of this order be pub
lished in printed in city of Baltimore
once in each week before that day.
W. l.. MARSHALL,
True Copy-t.st-W. j. HAMliI.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
10 DEPART

The Overland Mail for California leaves St Louis every
Monday and Thursday at A. ~ Letters designed for il
should be marked 'Uverand, via St Louis
The Havana leave New York I'd 7th 18TH
18th and 9th of each month"; and Charleston, the
4h and 10TH The New York steamers of the I'd and 18th
the only ones under strict contract with Government sail
their appointed days
For INDIA, &cThe Overland Mail to India closes in Lon
don as follows Via Marsees, the 3D. 9Th th and 18th
of each month"; via Southampton 4th, 18th and 10Th For
China, via Marseles 9th and 25th; via Southampton,
and Goth. For Australia via Marsees and Suez, the
10th via Southampton and Suez, 18th When the date of
making the Indian and Australian mails London falls
a Sunday they made ID m he
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vTHE MERCANTILE AGENCY

j. D. PRATT 4 CO.
49, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND $. CHARLES STREETS
The popretos respectfully invite Merchants as are
not already subscribers 10 the Agency, and goods on
credit to call and examine and the reli
" of our information From long experience and the salts.
factory teSlimonis Of thousands Of merchants in the differ
ent cities East and Netwo have years subscribers
We can assure AL who will call, whether they sell goods TO
@ cities or country towns, ample satisfaction rea
h!tE Of oar information, and the
Iohl Ie Agency ny those VINO subscribe. lnr6- #
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HEAVY SHIPPING LEAF.-25 hhds Heavy
i Leaf Tobacco, for sale by WARWICK, FRICK 4 BALL,
oo south street jy29tf
TNDIGO.-75 cases Manila and Madras of all
grades for sale by W. II. CRAWFORD co. No 90 South
street. auIe.tf
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vHNO THE HON. JOHN II. PRICE, JUDGE OF
Il THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY

IN EQUITY:
The report Of Nevett Steele Attorney in fact of Charles
executed to him power Attorney. in accordance with tie
provisions OF the Act OF the General Assembly Marx
passed at December Session. 1926 chap 1872 empowering him
TO sell the property described deed of from
James Stockdae and Pebe his wife, to the said Charles
Shpley dated the 18th day of September recorded,
the mortgage records Baltimore county, in Liner
H. NJ ~ No folio 80, &c, that before he proceeded to act
hereunder, he filed with the Clerk of this Court as rcour
by said act of Assembly, the said power Of Attorney co
OF said mortgage duly certified under of this COurf
and an approved bond executed by himself with SURETY and
conditioned As required by said act that he then
said property week
the day of sale and also said day in the Sun ai
ly Exchange two of the daily newspapers published the
city OF Baltimore and also week for three successive
weeks and the day of sale in the baltimore County Adj
newspaper published weekly in Baltimore confv
giving notice of the time, place. terms OF
that in OF said notice gwen offered said
perty for sale at public auction ut the public of
the Exchange Reading Rooms, No 10 South Gay street. il
the city OF Baltimore, the 18th day of December 1855 at
O'Clock, p NJ, and then and there sold same to Charles
Shpey he being the highest bidder therefor at and for the
of thousand dollars. All of which is respectfully
submitted !. NEVETT STEELE, A ttoI1lev
State Of Maryland, Baltimore ciiy, SIS
On this 18th day of December 1855 before the subscriber
Justice of the Peace in and for the city Baltimore
ally appeared the above named l. Nevett Steele and made
oath that the matters and facts stated in the aoegong
just and true therein set FORTH and
therein reported was fairly made Sworn before
WM. MCKINLEY.
State Of Maryland, Baltimore city, Set
hereby certify that William Mckinley, Esquire before
whom the annexed affidavit made and who has thereto
the Peace Of the State of Maryland in and for the city Bal
timore, duly commissioned and In testimony where
Of hereto set hand and aN the seal of the Superior
Court Of Baltimore city, this 18th day Of December A. d. 1858
(oO-~) GEORGE E. SANGSrON,
SEAL Clerk of the Superior Court of Baltimore city
= w d2l-layyAw
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Mtrtban0isf.

A LMONDS.-l50 bales Bordeaux and Province
t1for sale by SCHWARTZ DIX, III Lombard ST. jaIO If
A LCOHOL-Western 95 per cent; 100 bbls
"A just arriving, and for sale by SHARP, CARR CO, 6
Patterson st. ia4
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LEGAL. NOTiCEN.

CuPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
> york-Berman Krall plsinh, against Caroline theresa
Krsl defendant -Summors rehef-To the defendant
Caroline Theresa Bra You hereby summoned and re-
qured complaint this action OF which copy
10 herewith upon and 70 serve COPY OF your
70 the said plant on the sbscrber az his once
No. IL Centre the city OF New York. Within twenty
days after the exclusive Of the dsy OF sncn ser
vice. You complaint within the Time
aforesaid the plaintiff hs action will apply to the Court Tor
the relief demanded in the compliant. - ~,
T. SrUYvES ANf, Plaintiffs attorney.
Dated kpr,ls, 1859
no complaint action duly filed in the occ OF the
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