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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-23
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rt,eee He~ York, dtsire dpnner des lecons
oAns DC popne iamhies adj esser i0T 2ine Quest.
I'm FRANCA1S ARRIVE REGEMaENr ET AY,Nr
~ ere fmpioye CANS une adntn-trailn pui,t
,ofe fesire trouver de rmpl aps IN h,reau on ss na
raiteen frapcaia VI poss de os acrtre e sopr
ira de homes references Ssl'rr mdGre Q, n csnter.
place pour noe ss vile egaenen SAdresser penaant
irois jours u, Heraldo6lce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-23

ARE ATAoHe WAnrNlI-AALws.
CnUATION WANTED.-A SALESMAN, WHO HAS
- large acquaintance four Western States and well
acquainted with Inc re,a West wishes .ke an en-
sasemsn In obbipg house ~ sslesmss general dry goods
-four days, r., National Hotel
ITO MERCANTILE AND PROFESSIONAL MEN.-sTTUA
ton wanted from LIST January for well educated youth
Is of who excellent @riter and figures
has had experience first house having
nearly perfect knowledge of phonogrsphy would
QUESTION 70 employer requi expedition
ecrrecoess be best of reference given. Address James
box $50 rest office.
WANTED-To LAwYERs-A YOUNG MAN RE
w Gently from Yale College desires office OF
lawyer for the purpose Of ndyiag Services for
usual remuneration Best of reference desired Ad
dress A. y g., berald cidce. for week.
"ANTED-BY COLORED LAD. 10 YEARS OLD A
w situation waiter atepd drive OF
horses afraid Of at the same before
Can give satisfactory references Apply John Warner 81
West sd ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-23

4 MEXICAN RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY COMPA
a ny's Fur WILLIAM MOSEb now Offers his large an
splendid stock VI the above Furs manufactured
est and IN the best possible manner 1t Low pe
and Invites the public 70 give him call before purehasu
elsewhere. WIN. MOSER, Il Madon lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-23

ITO LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY. APARTMENTS To
suit with water DC. Apply at liz West Thirty ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-23

COMETuING NEW FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
~ Hair Corsl Ornaments Sets of Bracelets Brooches Ear
rings Necklaces &c carved ivory Jet bog sands. wood
French Jewelry: coral Rapds gold tipped Hairpns
Combs Fans &c The largest stock Of Fancy Jewery Mes
YORK msy be found at 4l9 Broadway. J. FLATCHEa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-23

ITO IET-AT SOB BRO ,DWaY, NEARLY OPPOsrTP
Onion ciGus fsror floor snitahe
for Office classes slGnl -nnAe: hiph
Gel Jog, re sbt, CRATE. &c rent low Also
koom on same floor Also small Room, with sky h Board
IL desired.
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P r 10 & 8 {:
8iber Jntelliatnte.

CRESCENT OFFICE No 10 Camp strest1
,..... Monday June ~ 1909
WHav,s,v ~ +be ,Wso,s@T,,a tvon.,,n.s
Quick Trips-PersonaI-Boa Laid IN
The Era No. 2 i" Place of the Nationai--
s sue, s.n, h.o'a soa- In. Jesse ~. BEL
nntI--ArrIynls Observation-Disclosures ."-
DAY, etc.
The weather for the two days past, since the last
issue OF the Crescent has been OF decidedly season
able temperature, e., hot. On Saturday the Their
mometer indicated so in the shade, while yester
day was only degree or two less cool. The past
week has been one OF marked inactivity in bust
ness point OF view, the arrivals OF steamers having
dwlndled down to forty'two' while the receipts of
produce were proportionately small as will be seen
by the following recapl'aation
vi couon' 'he recelpts amounted TO only 2sl9
Daes OF TOBACCO, zZoo mas oi sugar, ll6I hhds
ana Dds OF niolasses' isoZ dds Oh Hour, H9l
pols' ol eolh' 1890 SACKS OF OATS 93lz pushels
VI porh' 9oo opls anu VI WHISKY, zzo' dds.
lne liver CONTINUES " iali' and is now Two ieet
below hign water marx
during the week several steamers have been an,
nouheed as having :" la'a up" and this morning we
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-13

Total receipts since LIST September. 1858. .Si2 AS
The stock of cotton is greatly reduced, being now
below last year nearly 100000 bales. The feeling
towards the staple is well maintained. The receipts
at all the ports up to this evening are 5000 6s bales
The receipts at Mobile up to last (Friday) evening
for the week were 1890 bales, making the total re-
ceipts at that port 677,s44 bales We have informa-
ton from Pensacola of 1900 bales, which have not
been accounted for. These bales win be noticed in
due season. We have now information Of three mil
lions eight hundred and thirty thousand bales, as
being raised in the year 1885, though it will not all
be received at the ports this season. There are
thousand of bales additional, which will not be &C.
counted for or taken into the tables being anufac-
tured in the interior,
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STOCK on mana not 26Sl5
SUGAR. =. There were no arrivals on Saturday and
the sales were confined to 100 hhds., mostly from
second hands, at unchanged prices. Fair to Fully
Fair 5s@6c. U ib.
MoLAssEs. With very limited receipts the sales
barely reached 100 bbls at 3lc. for Ordinary, and
33c. d gallon for Prime.
FLOUR. Inactive, with only small lots of Super.
fine, selling at So rs y Dbl.
GRAIN. :. Corn was in good request, and we heard
of about 6000 sacks sold, comprising N Mixed at ST.
500 without inspection at the same, ia Yellow
Mixed at 81 10, 200 sacks at 81 l2s, 435 White at
81 Is, $500 sacks in lots, mostly at 81 05@$l Is,
and HOO Fancy White at 81 20 y bushel.. In Oats
we noticed some 355 sacks st. Louis sold at &c.,,
200 Northern at 60c., and 500 St. Louis on private
terms. >. of Bran, 800 sacks were disposed of in
or lots at 81 q 100 lbs.
Provisions. -. The sales Of Pork were still con-
fined to retail at SIT % Dbl for Mess. OF Bacon,
so casks Ribbed Sides were sold at 94c. 70 h. In
Lard we heard of no movement.
HIDES. =. Attakapas were selling on the levee at
l24@14ac. for Dry Sailed and Flint.
COFFEE. .. Only 600 bags were sold, comprising
100 at 1O3c, 1926 at llc., and 100 at II Ic. U ID.
WHISKY 49,. Rectifed held firmly at Csc. 10
gallon.
FREIGHTs. :. About 1000 bales of Cotton shipped
to Liverpool at 932d but little Or no room left at
under sled.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-13

The new law works admirably. Though not
exactly Clearinghouse, according to other Cities
yet it answers all the purposes, and relieves the
banks of an immensely of trouble.
The Exchange market to-day had downward ten
dency under the sales of cotton with the expectation
that the stock of tobacco must be materially reduced
ere long. The market presents symptoms of weak
ness, with two banks declining to buy and others re-
fsing to take largely 1t will be observed one bank
has not dollar of exchange, has it had since the
18th inst. The demand for checks and sight drafts
has been very limited for the past two days. The
counter rate at the banks was prem. Outside dou
BILE AL at 5@9l6, and good at below 7.l60a prem
Fair less In sixty days there was good amount of
AL taken at get. dis In short sight we did not
learn of any transactions. Five to ten days sight
may be quoted prem. to prem, and par
There were several transactions in Sterling Clear
bills at l095@1O92 and 1893. Bills with documents
at from 10s30ll09 and fraction over-extreme
range from 10ss@lo9t. Francs 5.ls}@5.n4 to $40
@5.Osl. Foreign exchange in New York is on the
decline.
In stocks there have been no transactions There is
no inquiry at last sales and holders prefer to wait the
expected dividends before offering. Several hundred
shares of Pontchartlain Railroad, and other stocks
were offered by auction, and though the announce
ment of the sale drew good concourse of spectators
and woudbe buyers at low rates. there were no sales
effected.
This has been dull week for real estate-no de-
sire eyinced for purchases. Buyers of the last and
previous months are closing up for their purchases
The movements in real estate are over for this season.
Dealings in paper present greater advantages {;
that, however, requires capital and tangible means.
land real estate Spectator has only to combine
little boldness, with some assurance, and few dol
lars to operate on.
Statement Of the Banks of this City for the ,ceek
ending Saturday, June H. 1859.
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ghildren three old aad under free
fallfaro. t'
tickets In packages Of twenty-five had the
mco ne Master Of TRANSPORTATION Camp street. opposite
Layse sanare Persons who reside in the city and have
esidence establishment of
dnced rate. ~ r ~ " "
The prepared 70 forward Goods and Pack
$50 Of all kinds 70 place with which they have
lion, receiving and delivering any the city
T. 8. WILLIAMS
IVA MastAr Of Tranknnrfation.
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CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON CITY, June IL. 1859.
The market closed this week nearly bare of Hogs,
and with but few Sheep and Western Beeves. A
moderate stock of Texas Beeves and Veal Cattle con-
tnue on sale. Prices of all descriptions of stock
appear tirmer.
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Comparative Statement of the Banks of this Cisu

Actual decrease oflong and short loans forthe
x3y3,065
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges which in
cludes active movement, excepting exchanges and
dead weiohf
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Observation-Disclosures

No. 60 Bourbon street,
Has the honor public that he has just assumed
Dyeing Establishment No. 70 Royal street.
he will continue heretofore with the
lion for which he is celebrated.
The which, for the last twelve he has salts
of his blistnient Bourbon
patronage. OF ly
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C A LIE o r N l A

To sail on MOND Y. June co. at sA.M M.
~EIzr FOR CAIlFORNIA, via ASPINWALL
NIffEa tNavy Bay) and Panana-The U $ Mail Steam
s.-Szsssass ship Companys steamship Empire City. s.
Gfi1 commander Will leave the wharf opposite St Marys
Market punctTally above with the u s. mails and passen
for Navy Bay connecting with u Mail steamship
at Havana and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Golden Age Panama. For through tickets apply
the office, 43 Natchez street.
jeIl J. T. nOswEIL& co.
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K E Y W ES T.

To sail WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. at s A. N.
~=EITe FOR KEY WEST. VIA PENSA COLA,
SIiesIt Apaachicola, St. Marks, Cedar Keys Tampa
s-'sAr,-.Es, Bay and MGnaee--U. s. Mail Lne-southern
Steamship CompsnyThe superior coppered and copperas
ened steamship Galveston, W Huchngs commander will
leave above carrying the T. g mails For freight pas
having superior sateroom accommodations passengers
apply to G. B. PAYNE 81 Camp street
H Freight to Apaachicoa ST. Marks and Tampa Bay sub
ect to ghteage at steamers expense but the risk the
consignAes.
SS-Nofre'ght received without an order. jes
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N EW YORK

To Sail on MONDAY. June 20, at A. NJ, precisely.
~E<ra FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA.
NMGflf5 The United States Mail Steamship Co.'s steamer
.-sss1=a4 Empire City, s. P. Griffin, commander will
leave the wharf opposite ST. Mays Market, with the u s.
mails and passengers punctuay above For freight pas
No. IA Magazine street.
jel1 S. DE WISER L CO., Agents,
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uTuIlAMs ~ TUCKER, nrs
,, o. - y" new ORPHANS.
JOSEPH = N 4LrErg myl7 ly
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e, PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
~ Commencing Sunday, Nay l, 1859:

which VIII The regular
On Sundays the train will the o'clock morning
ZIP and leave the city hour after IL O'Clock until
o'clock at night
On and after Sunday 18th there will be trips
every Sunday from I O'Clock until q.
Extra special trips Lake night by the Horse Car
when required. BY notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will GENTLY Station when notified
except mail trips O'Clock r. H. Sundays Fare
each Is cents conductors have timely notice
stop. a3Otf
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Express,
tOce in the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite
fsyette SQUARED will deliver in of the city such Bag
Packages Specie Bank Notes, Jewelry received
BY the Railroad otherwise be entrusted their
charge; forward the same with and dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
pose either the Express Office the residences Offices Of
individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Muster will go
through the Train receive the Checks address
wishing their Baggage sent to their hotel residence
HarThe Company will responsible for all placed
In charge Of the Baggage Master.
ExPREe CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
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-..-rx-,N Il w RAILROAD
LEA lHftfgekd ROUTE EhsEHT
8E3E HEN@NS TO TEXAS. aass6ssHas

-. ,,u.u,, FVlis LhENE BORGNE
kSss ca TsX mssss SSss.3 and Mexican Gulf MEXICAN
&EEMA - - S ss4SAgGULF RAILWAY. - Depot,
corner Of Goodchildren and Champs Elyssee.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
70 Proctorvlle Lake Borgne-distance 70 miles. Fare
through so cents; children and slaves half price.
Departure Of Trains-DA1LY.
Leave the city for the Lake, at......." ....".lo N.
=. =, =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. +. Al.
:. Lake city, at.......-...... ....'. ~ q n.
once 30 Common street. Fer all business Of the Railroad
any business connected with the estate
''' '''' VI. q. FAREWELL, Executor,
o the cuy person authorized mako sign
obligations for the road =.
Canal street every fifteen minutes oT
he depot se11 !"
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RATHmAH,s TROPIcAL a0OTT1a-

THE COPARTNERsHP OF HALL HII :
DRETH ID this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT TIE
of the firm will be used BY either partner closing ne
business. o E. HALL. =
New Orleans, June 1st 1859. lei In
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Each trunk, vaIise, or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
pounds. ................ -.
Packages, other than baggage,
weighing not more than 100
pounds.
Each additional so pounds of bag.
gage, or packages other than
baggage. ...........,.
Specie, bank notes, jewelry, and
other valuahies. weighing not
more than 100 pounds. .......
Each additional 80 pounds.
7. s. W
dg1 tt
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

TIE s..
To sail on THURSDAY, June l6. at AM.
~EzS. FOR GALVESTON AND MATAGOR-
4MEfTt DA BAY-SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP co u.
.Ssess S. Mail Lpe-The sunerior copper and copper
fastened steamship Magnolia, j. Fowler commander will
leave above carrying the U s. mails For freight pas,
having superior aterocm accommodations, apply
board or to
C. B. PAYNE, 81 Car street
Es~A steamship Of this line will leave every Thursday
Sunday morning for the abeVe ports. jel3
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-25
Monks ana StatiGltfru.

MURPHY & Oo.-BOoKsELLERS, PUB
1VA LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STA TIORE RS
MARBLE BUILDING, 49, BALTIMORE ST
s7d baltimore.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE.
SAMUEL e. TURNER.
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR AS
L i S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS both domestic and foreign, Of
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS Ruled and Plain. in very great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds.
STATIONERY of every description, for office and private
use viz STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALINGWAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c.
INK Writing and Copying 81 all the best makers, LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, P0RTE-M0N-
NAIES, &c, &c.
Also a large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c. &c, all at low
prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do we'll to call. fe22-tf
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9ubIit SaIes.
by SAMUEL III. COVE

BY SAMUEL fl. COVE
HANDSOME IN
SyNMaessNnH FURNITU e.
ING HOUSEKEEPING. u
AT No. $40 EAST BALTIMORE STREET
| will sell on FRIDAY MORNING, October 2Sti AZ 10
O'clock at the dwelling No $40 Baltimore street
Ann street. all the handsome FURNITURE Contained in
said d~t ing Handsome three ply Carpets for two par
French Plate Pier Glass 602s, with Bracket do do x2
mahogany Sofas and Chairs tp match walnut Arm Chairs
in rich crimson satin dauask marble and mahogany ton
Centre Tables; mahogany Lounge; Chairs oak
Hall Furniture mahogany Bookcase and Secretary mahog
any Dining and Breakfast Tables Extension do Hall Oil
10th; Linen Blinds; Grandoles handsome sver-pated
Tea Set 9 pieces, elegantly chased China and GIassgar
&c together with variety of Palor Furniture etc NOT
enumerated ......
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Hghpost French and Cottage mahogany Bedsteads rose
WOOD mahogany and cherry Wardrobes: super Feather
Beds mahogany Work Washstands; Chamber Carnets
Hat Rack ~ and Ga Mating nearly new; hair and husk
Mattresses; Bedding, s..
ALSO,
Cooking and ten plate Stoves superior Refrigerator Cook
ing Utensils; Kitchen Furniture &C. together with great
variety of articles enumerated all of which will be sold
to the highest bidder. Terms cash
SAML. H. COVER. Auctr
o2ots 81 Baltimo street
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The advantages offered by the Bay Line the Ra
Steam Packet Company for forwarding goods for the
entire SOuh should induce shippers to inquire Of before
shipping by other routes Besides the above named places
facilities for the transportation of merchandise for all
points the s. B. II R. R., Black Water River, Wilmington
Weldon R. +, Raleigh 4 CASTOR R. r., Garksyille lEa)
Road, the N c. Central R. r. and for the Sou generally
are such as are afforded by other lines and the induce
ments should be overlooked For further information
apply at the Baltimore Steam Packet Company's wharf,
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Goal.

Coal! COAL Coal
ID II. PENNIN GTON,
Late of the firm Of
PENNINGTON RIEMAN,)
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER
ANTHRA CITE AND GUWBERI4ND COAL.
0FPICE-No. Exchange Place, South street
YARD-North street, near Madison street je276m
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
OMINES. STEPHEN s. LEE, Agent,
m24n 80 S. Gay street
LIVINGSTON COMPANY'S COAL.
IN Orders for this pure White Ash COAL, (Which has
been found by all other kinds for domestic and
manufacturing purposes) should be left with C. NJ De
SH0N at the Office "a Second street the Office 80 West
Mountain, Free Burning also Georges Creek Cumberland,
VIM McCLYMONT CO
Baltimore, April l, 1859,
N0TICE-The undersigned having made ar
engagements to transact business for WM McCLYM0NT
CO., would most respectfully to his friends,
toners and consumers of COAL generally that he has taken
receive orders, which will with prompt attention. guar
CM DEsHoN.
Baltimore, April !, 1889 n23tf
w F. W A SH B URN,
w. DEALER
THE BEST QUALITIES OF
WHITE " u r e D 4 SH GA L 3.
OFFICE AND Y ARD-Corner Lee and Light streets.
YARD-Corner Hughes Quay and William street
~ our patronage Is respectfully solicited mlI6n
GOA
" CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American COmpanys and other the Georges Greek
STICKNEY 4 CO.,
ap2tf Exchange Place.
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sEsssGls IMPORTANT 4 ss1ee@---ssstE


III view of the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company have, in connection with the Southern
Railroad Companies greatly reduced their rates through
goods. ...
The following exceedingly low tariff has been adopted by
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company in consideration OF
through shipments from Baltimore Godsboro and Will
mingfon. n. C, via Portsmouth, Va:
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BY WILLIAM HA MIITON-

bF WILLIAM HAMILTON.
T.s1 PUBLIC SALE
HRjiil OF A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
-GAssk. ON WOLFE STREET -
On TUESDAY, 25h instant, will sell by public auction
at o'clock on the premises the desirable two story
BRICK DWELLING, with twO-story Back Building sitIi.
hewest side OF Wolfe between Eastern and Can.
ton The lot fronts about seventeen feet with
depth eighty feet.
Subject ground rent of thirty dollars and TWEEN.
ty-fve cents per annum, payable semiannually
Terms made known on day of sale.
THOMAS r. FRESHMAN, Attorney
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f0r Sale.
re, rzzzs5=ssss1 FOR MARYLAND STATE
ESs2e-----nz. AGRICULTURAL FAIR
CATTLE SHOW
TO HELD AT
FEE DE RICK CIT Y,
ON TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY

ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY.
THE 18TH, 18TH, ETH A ND 2STH OCTOBER, 1859
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
Has arranged to issue Round Trip Tickets to
THE ANNUAL STATE FAIR 4 T FREDERICk
From all the Stations on the Main Stem and North West
Virginia Road half thereguar fare Tickets will
be sold by all the regular rans stopping at the
several stations and also by the Regular Way Tonnage
Trains with Passenger Cars attached at points between
Frederick and arnsburg Besides these trains there will
be SPECIAL TR IN each OF the four days Of the FAR
RUNNING FROM BALTIMORE to FREDERICK and back
follows, Baltimore at A. NJ, at Free
rick at 10 A. NJ allownG six and half hours at Frederick
leave Frederick at 49, F. ~, arrive in Baltimore at 1876
p. M.
M9-By this Train, Round Trip Tickets from Baltimore
will be sold further reduction 81 IS EACH the EXcur
sion Fare from Baltimore by the Regular Trains being 50 for
the Round Trip.
Tickets must in all cases he purchased from the Agent be-
fore starting, otherwise, the full fare will be charged
W p SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
l. icx hrpn.
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CANNON & MATTHEW'S,
&C OOO cg-,n.-

THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED TO
Il FRIDAY, THE 2sth INSTANT, AT THE SA5iE
HOUR AND PLACE.
nIhpnds w II PERINE-
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JAMES BOYD,
Real Estate Agent, 26 st. Paul street
MARYLAND FARMS.

NH AM LAM FalLNlIO.
lVl FARMS FOR SALE.
Farm in Kent county, Md, the Bay 300 acres: fine
Dwelling and Ouhouses of all kinds The situation is
beautiful and healthy Churches Schools, etc, etc
Has been med is in high state of cultivation; Fruit Of
easy.
Farm Patapsco Neck acres, Back River good
Ducking Grounds.
Farm in Queen Anne's county, Church HILL 2iO
acres in high state of cultivation; good Dwelling and
out building all in good order Price s25 per
Farm in Queen Anne's county 20 acres, with good
Dwelling, 80 feet by Is, and Outbuildng all and sul
Gent for the Farm Fruit of most kinds Price for the whole
tract s33 100 $50 with small Frame
of front, with good landings Chester river
opposite Chestertowr.
Farm in Baltimore county, on the Old York Road good
Dwelling and outhouses all new Orchards, with all
sary improvements. Price $500; will take house in
change.
Farm in Queen Anne's county, Cenrevie 80 acres;
Price $50 per acre
Also Farm near Church Hill of 425 acres Both Farms
have good Dwellings and outhOuses land good Price $50
per acre; terms easy and liberal.
Several tracts of land in Franklin county, Illinois, one
LOO acres prime land; Of 300 both adjoining Will
change for Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing Whisky;
water Oxford acres I5 acres Miles river
All these Falms have good buildings.
Farm ChestertOwn, in Queen Anne's county; 300
acres good Dwelling with all necessary Outbnildngs; good
land and Chester river God fishing and several good
landings
arm Bird river, GunpOwder go acres the
Railroad viii Exchange in part for City Property.
Farms in Virginia. Texas and several States.
Houses and Ground Rents bought and sold.