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t. Nos = : "a : H95 saS STREET,
f BfIfiM6 6Rikl' STORES
WINES, BRAS6 DYf s.. Gin, CIGARS, &c.
rye Ehtsy 81 different
Holland Gin. German Tonic Bitters
Sssss sa 81 i Ss9Fs GsRS Rum s
Malaga, Champagne and Raspberry, es
Havana and Principe Cigars Ginger iassTs''S'
iy2g-tlr Cordials various qualities
CA DE COkMIs & ROGERS, Liam A0'AAS
49, IMPORTERS M NIB DEALERS N
ENGLISH SCOTCH ALE S5F HAFT kWHlSkETs
HnWILLIAM F. GETTY,
GEj DEALER IN FOREIGN
&az0z AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
s. f. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
lnv is st!entep his carefully selected Of
WINES,
with the assurance Iom him that every article shall prove
as represented and at prices but te above the cost q
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
of all grades, constantly on hand jal2-tf
M3A CHARLES H. ROSS & CO.,
tas@a IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in
. NO. . COMMERCE STREET,
Keep constantly in store and United States Bon ed War
houses,
COGNAC BRANDIES
Otard, Henncssey &c
ROCHELLE BRANDIES
Seignette, Pellevosin, &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape Imperial Eagle, &c
WINES,
Champagne, Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga, &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited to their large stock of
OLD RYE WHISKEY
Which cannot be eXceled by any house in the United
States including Extra Fine Super Monongahela, Jack
son, Family, Pure r. Rye
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be exceed by any house in the United
States.
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN
PURE SPIRITS, RECTIFIED WHiSKEY,
GINGER, LAVEYDER AND
WILD CHI ERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed to give satisfaction will be taken back
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Is sssa 60 - PHb!t5ADI,ELpHIA,

Essz t1-z--nH---Ns@ MILMINGTON AND
- BALTIMORE RAILROAD
Spring ARA NGEAENT
rnladeiphia will leave PRESIDENT STRFEr 6EpGF
DAILY Except Sunday as follows: " -
q EHPRESS TRAIN al $50 o'clock a. VI, WAY MAIL AT
eSl A NJ; EF ENlNG MAIL at sos F. NJ. The $50 A NJ
tram makes close connections through to Boston
and IL p NJ " " -'' -'''i'i- a.
ON STNpAGS 1893 P NJ. only All the trains connect.
ing WIN New ork Trains except 5Gj T. NJ on SATURDAYS
From IA RE DE GRACE and intermediate places al 5 %
FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 30 NJ connect at Wi
mngton with 94i A. Nj. train, and A. NJ from Baltimore
with 6.n5 p. NJ. train " ~
NoIlCE-All cOored persons, whether bond or free will
ne required to bring responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned who will be willing 10 sign
portion of the road Wy
-apllu WM. CRAWFORD, Agent
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
liSs =
1--1E--r<1--ss-e-s = -sYtT Ssfs-
SUMMER IRRINGFV NJ -

the Road will run follows, viz " '7 w.
~, ~ FOR THE VEST
LIST The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excspoJ q, o.
with the Mail Train for ' s '''''e'''H6
PlTTSBURG AND THE WEST
Arriving IN PsbuTg at II A. NJ ard Chicago at q .o = II
Cincinnati ut 10 =. NJ ''"' -. ~ anu
q The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily At
IL At Harrisburg at 1910 NJ and Piltshurr al
Ii M ana GhIGago ut 6 10 A NJ Cleveland at GI5 r
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Steamboats,.

FOR THE SOUTH
utsuznsz-<--ss DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHIL DEL.
PlllA and BALTIMORE, via the
M, -,. ..BAY LINE,H
10 MqRPqLk4 WELDON, RALEIGH, WGLMINGTUN
ChAKLE ETfItNS3, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sandays,) via
BAY LINE h SEA BOARD Il ROANOKE RAJIROAn
III, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
me schedule being arranged that the traveller
10 No NloRT tn, TTRAyEL on the Railroad feom
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Ia "a c. FOR TIE

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAfiR0iD ~"
lows: " ~ WIN iUn d. l9i
Leave Camden Station, Batmore-MaiI (eXcept SupJa,,
~ A. NJ EXPRESS daily at 40j p. NJ, for Ii PA RiS GE
The WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Ron
trains 20 directly through '" A''A D""''
- FOR VA Y PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the % NJ trsi
between Cumberland and Wheeling, by wing over for Cn
Derahd and Wheeling Accommodation Train) and bara
tmOr ~ - - ''a''l iioH bal-
lie FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore 1T SIS NJ
r. EIIILDIIS MILLS TRAM leaves Ia rn,7-s o. : "a
SIS F. 81 "''-' 'e D" d" N and
FOR WASHLFGT0F AND THE S1rTY
Leave Baltimore at ~ and rs ", and 5ar5.a9P
~, On Sundays at ~ A NJ only Leaves yV,si -
baltimore at 20 and $50 \. and 3 q. and 4, , " ~
sundays at 800 r NJ only The an! s1-- ,r.;n.
only from Bsltmore stop at way points Tie second and
trains on the Annapolis Road " -"'-7I' VIII
pS or cEes of every kind, Information &C. apply 70 T
->"iANb Agent, or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W p SMITH.
T NJ Corr Master Of Transportation
I'm "elerai TICKET agent apll-f
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@iaes, Yiquurs, ke.

AA BOGGS, COTTMAN 4 CO.,
tEE53 Nos A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
S5&EA OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE.
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EOWLS.-5 casks Western smoked for sale by
- POI M4lRAT McCULLY, A and 40 Light st ap27-tf
APAN FARNISH.-50 bbls. Japan Varnish,
4 CO, No. 81 McElderry's wharf mhlT-tf
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Business Gar1s.

feifSE H5SS5ss JENKINS wA KENNEDY JENKINS
" AsD 5SEBRk k4s SsfEAt Dealers
HUGH BOLTON & CO,
Have d4 Th & SGS FkF
PITCH, SPIRITS rURP hESS2RHE. vARNIsH RosIN,
wINPSy GLASS AND PAINT EFTAsAEs AND OIL,
iTSfFR KnTSPLE, JR n,,, HENRY NJ WILLIS
II REAL Estate BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL LANDS HOUSES - Sc t'0SO s mhiatf
GREEN 4 ZOE, BENJAMIN H. I'VE
DEALERS n st GH5fSE HE 5fso"e C. Va'
- AND FINE FAMILY GRoG GIEEs3 LIQUORS.
fell-tf No IS BALTTNoRE STREET, Bait.
. Real EsrAT e p RRP PtIT s,,r,,
fsfsof5 es'set?R SE K n purchase Rs and s IL
q. CARPENTERS Eas AN p, g ~ I;
All work entrusted them will receive their particular at
Job,ing attended to with punctuality jaltf
MACDONALD & DUGDALE, 'l' D''DAAA'
AT o S5 fEAb
COR. MCELDERRY's WHARF AND PRATT ST.
dl-d BALTIMORE.
~ CASSARD & SON.
! ~ PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS,
| AND DEALERS IN
=, PROVISIONS GENERALLY,
Nos. 4OT AND 400 W EST BALTIMORE STREET,
n3-f Baltimore.
I LYLE CLARKE & CO.
q. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
|
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
No. ll9 W. LOMBARD ST.
| n3-f Baltimore
| TT W. DUNCAN,
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
-ol6.tf e0.,.,., = : l-,D rive BALfiMoRE
! TOI1N H. ODONOVAN, JR.,
| - Manufacturer and Dealer in every variety of
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND AGENT FOR THE SALE
| OLD RY f II KEYS,
au2su 80 CheapSde, Baltimore
T A. DUSHANE,
| e. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
NO. 40 SOUTH ST.,
an2lf BALTIMORE, MD.
| TOHN w. HOGG,
u ARGHITEGT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT
FOE PIBLIC AND PRIT4 TIE BUILDINGS,
Office ?, Cup stairs) No. II South street,
80. (NEAR THE sun BUILDING,)
!
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FOR MONROVIA

- The brig ketch) "MARY ATWELL," is expected to
sail on the 18th May above This vessel is a very fine
BOAT and fast aer Can give accommodations to four cabin
passengers. Apply to r. H. ATWELL 4 CO.,
NTH Strani l,,;s,
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Sbipptnn.

IL FOR RIO DE JANEIRO-NIay 9th.
s4FzATh The clipper brigantine ''PETER c. WARWICK -
William Lanfare, For freight or passage having
handsome state-room accommodations, apply to
.PENDERGAST BROS,
aP27'u II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
$50 FOR CAPE TOWN, c. G. H., AND
~ F=55 AlAQRITlUS-The well known clipper ship TAR
lA an Sice MASTER is receiving 70: the above
ports at New York. and having over ochaf her capacity
engaged and going board will sail before 18th May
Cor bala nfF rai1I ,,lyt
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lSE3 s. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

UF DEPARTURE On THE
r. WASHINGTON BRANCH ROAD
ture will be rs follows f 10y ~ ''''' VI "'P''i
From Baltimore at 100 and 745 A. NJ, AS and 53OP NJ
uaLy, except Sundays; on Sundays at 40 A. NJ only
FROM aShlng' On at 40 and $50 A. NJ and Is F. NJ
ua1I,y, except Sundays; on Sundays at p NJ ONLY "
Inc rd and third trains from Baltimore and Washington
and Annapolis functions ' " "" '''ie''1
For the accommodation persons DESTROYS of remaining
over night IN Baltimore Washington Round Trim Tckef9
VII be issued by the afternoon trans good 10 return on the
Special Round Trip Tickets will also be issued on Saturday
Evenings or sunday Mornings, good return on the trains
Round Trip Tickets will also be sold by the Nornino
AiaiIa' goo" I" fetu" IN me Afternoon Trans,
%, -, ". p SMITH,
apZz4W Master Tran
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,Metals, 9ar0uare. 1T.
NJ EW H R d w A RE AND HOUSE
~ FURNISHING STORE
ANDREW REUTER- K SONS
No RAJ

Hlelals, 9aroWare, kt.
NEW HARDW AREAN HOUSE
NJ A 4 2 REtTER ( Sons,
No Sc ~ %atI BALTI NOR STREET,
Of Of h fine be yoR sa
ofssre Of nsG 5 Esne GSo
TANNIA WARE such as Forks Spoons Tea Sets a Pc RE
csst9r 81 fG % LAMPS IN e %aRF Ss Il p
6TS e$ $ssH sPS :T H5
Bird Cages Tea Cannsters Brushes, Fancy 6users and
raj S3 %aSe and s1 Baders Ai
T9TS bs GIN GINS "a &c c,,, %
IN the CITY, and the patronage of the public respectfully
solcIlea: mh5tf
M KEITH, JR., son,
49, NO % ss6GTTfG GEAkIE5 sG sTRhEr
Jared Pratt 4 sons Cut Cut Nails, all sizes
Keith, IT. CO 5 lacks Shoe and Finishing Nails
IS? Stoves apa S aad Spades S1sfe
Shebe, LAWSON Fishers Forks;
american 1G But Butt Co Hinges and Sad Irons
Kings American Cineh Nails;
smith Harper Hoes ft,H i and Rakes
oop sn M sSe efif oHg and Cart Boxes
B Ba!I; R cPssP Sc G9s $ Sasi5s
Ax.Handles Saw Frames, Shoe Knives
III HISS 4 COLE e Observation-Disclosures
kSP$ q AMEFlcAAA 4 GIAR RPPA1fEs IN
cI H9E CPS ga, CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CGT and
FIS i r = NORRIS, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILs and
FL RH SANDWICH CO.'S CUT TAcKs, SHOE NAILS
eqP%ffSSS; HHGARTFoRp AXES, HAroHErs, &c.
NE WGd EN GGp SCREW COMPANYs GiALET POINT
RTSSSsfEk2 { Erwin MANUFACTURING coMpANY,s
FIFTH ! r MHANNgFAcTURNG coMpANY's CABINET and
AMH n INCl HORSE NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
N&&5R5 b iP$ {S s5SS g. ns &C.
sGG4 EAb s F2ETHE RfE2SEF A., fall
All of which We offer at lowest Factory Prices fel52m
KEYSER, TROXEIL & co
IRON W HOUSE,
No. 10 South CALVERT ST.
IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
Iron and STEEL, have constantly hand complete
AMERICAN,AND ENGLISH IRON,
RAILROAD b% sPfEEs HS q CHAINS
vADUcr AND LAUR AfeH B6i # * IRON WORKS
,,,o Elk SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL FORGE.
ANTT and c4Rc6AI PiG i run On F FtIS ahG
nUGAN 4 JENKINS
10 3 S6t HTnF tRHRLEs SsfhRRhfEHHANTS
r A5s MAFf4f @ 81 fo sSIss " s
WILLIAM GREAVES 4 SONS, FILES, RASPs &c
" A a ,FKEN Gil, AU9ER, AUGER bits, &c.
j. u HOY ny, BORING MACHINES.
fkbEYt T66 d6HRST EA Hsr &C. WASHERS
AMERicAH BTSfT COMPANY, BUTT HINGES SAD IRONS,
GGR4FL s IN KELLOGG, CURRY coaps SCALES, &c.
SCoa ~ MANUFACTURING co, SHEET BRASS AND
DAVID SNYbER, sHovELs AND SPADES
Bristol HARDWARE COMPANY, BRASS CANDLE.
DUNLOP 4 MADEIRAs, AXES, HArcnErs, &c jyIOtf
II L. PARKER &CO.,
IL. EXPORTERS AND DEALERS IN METALS
SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
between PRATT and CAMDEN STREETS,
lin PlATE Of every description.
TERNE PLATE for roofing.
E sS,$bIS SHEET IRON Nos toto 81
&&AAttyytA,NIzED.": /" $50 8
iR6Y WIRE, TIMED WIRE" ITO to e. e.
SHEET ZINC SPEITER.
PIG and BAR LEAD.
BEAN nc ATTN TN in Pigs and Bars.
LEAD PIPES and SHEET LEAD.
HOOP IROE, Z in to ~ in.
TINMENS TOOLS and MACHINES
BRASS KETTLES, COPPER BOTTOMS, RIVETS
! KETTLE EARS, &c, &c. fe22tf
JOHN HERzoG, n,,,r, ~
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
n h. corner Of Park and Lexington SITS,
BALTIMORE,
neeps on hand and manufactures general assortment
bulLeS cabinet Housekeeping and Fancy Hardware Sill
yer Plated Ware, Cutlery, Hollow Ware Locks Brushes
Tools saws, Files, Scales German Saws Locks Iron Bed
. $3.50, -. S2Sly
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M mn
ssllsz--- n,p T vCT LIE LIE S SOU,
Fla N and R bfN HEE YORK yii H. PHApEL
TN >yoppo,r, hay LINE
CHARLESTON, AUGtSTA, ATIHNTb, MGNIo'
'ossFFRRIH y'GA N IRH XIV w E2 K9%iN
n,,, DAILY, Except Sundays via.
TO THE ADovE MEyTIdYEn pr J 1crs ''i4-foAD
to SsS o so R 2Ia at the traveller ssuhec
NEW YORK TO WIiWTVGTF0y y r
THROUGH TiCKETS ~ -
W Wfia2ns 10 G. X G i i 2
Sai agusta, % p 90
A AHsnta; $t@
~ New Orleans, si y,
To WeIdan aga q e portsmouth, Va 81
S MbilTIi9 9ia@ \ G. i @
Augusta, .; 90
$Mo3a5gomcry, s SIS IS
New 0rle.ns. 20 -,
Baltimore to Norfolk and Portsmouth va 3 5 g
Wilmington, "a 81
GGhaTss5on' q 9
AAoan!a, g 90
Go iitb ! e 70 o. o.
and their baggage conveyed free eff caGrge
on the Bay steamers, are Pfvleged to i"U @ t &
rfHRTlCUlhhAi fs45 i9GIr tlp by daylight
and Philadelphia by This Line Viii fhaya a'G iI h OK
viii checked to fs t po 6 s 0AI s. from whence it
For further jTr,rnat ~, ~ II, pI'H ~ oouih
good by Bay or Mail ne anpiy IN IE GWetS Wnch are
company Office No 29 Broadway, corner of Barclay Str.
of CORTLAND street In DJrs& ki[oad Office
Tilce corner OF Sixth and Chestnut streets: or
N4RE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company loot
The new and beautiful steamers L0tISTANA, and AIDE.
AlDk OF Liza tons hurthen each replete with every com
Tort and convenience has been added to the line tn
Line being composed q the splendid steamers IOUSI
Gnn CaPs; u, w Russell and ADELAIDE, Captain Jas
modaiGD having unsurpassed state rooms and berth
The Norfolk or BAY Line st.arcars will ro,, ,t e.,
nys wharf UNION DOCK FG0T 0E GnNT6I ~ ,TIS IIppS
DAILY sunday n excepted r Cd o,cr ocv y "
Or immel;ateIy .rtar ~ cnni'ii :! ,-tH -
which iaaas ~ VI. te "a nI tS ETpLeSS Tram
p N " 0'h IL "a NJ anu Philadelphia At l.
The following Is t,e Scla,,l.
A"e '0i''" nc - 'ie 'cileuue
Nau yorl. ~ e.. ,,s,. LEAVE.
pk at . Coch NJ portsmouth 1t 60 ocl6 A. 81
Df t ~, T. IL Wilmington ut ~ 7. II
FOR augusta Charleston and the South, via tie Nancies
Ter Railroad, now finished.
passengers Tor Richmond and Petersburg, any other
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
w. Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern Wash
lngton, Weldon dsbOro IIeaf,.t Warsa PaaiVb ~,
Wilmington n, c. will find it a most pleasant iirt AMI
Baltimore, prll, 1859 President
IT, EEW ZHDI- My u 15i,I,i,,7;
s55rr3IlT4a-iN NEW lOhh AMI DALIlMORE
SS-rsI->-sS TRANSPORTATION LINE,
INIAND-ThruuCh the DeIawal, nd RarYu snd
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
For the conveyance Of Merchandise Produce Pacaga.
Horses Carriages Furniture Goods of all sorts at yrr
low rates. " ''''
transhipment, 30 hours, Iron Steamers " it water
ught complrtm ents.
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Ratl R0a1s.
1853. SUMNER ARR4NCENENT Tor

1S-u-hI1l i1nhhNUEMEN1, 1909.
Irsa HrEEszszsTsszssl FOR BOSTON U1Ez
9F--s.sSes-eaff5 AND gz244fr39
DAuv :. INVITE MOUNTAINS S--z.z7z-z-17
Fr nAi ~ l, va NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE,
Yar az 10Y OF CORTLAND street. Pier 49, North River New
Trains '3 Vi 'Iie Fhlddephla ana southern
Passen H@E b naKR4AN,tSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE
Ra%oa ahd their checks for baggage TO tha Fxp
la geh IN cars and receive cards for e sane from
cbarLs 70 Achaged board of steamers for brough
ens 70 S boston Nashua, Lowe-Frs1 Of c5ar1e
w NE W RfW ana magnfcent steamer COMMONWEALTH
day and saturday, at O'Clock p 'y luesudy, lhufs
Inc iast anu elegant steamer CONNECTICUT Wr VII
Friday, at O'clock p. NJ - 'aH' wednesday and
The Boats on this route unriyaIIed
Passengers going by this Line take na,y oo.
splendidy furnished sixteen wheel cars at IuG anu
East. ' SUING North ana
The superiority Of this route consists in srlpdi, o..
boats, unsurpassed in the world-the Commonwealth IAN
the ne plus ultra of steamboat architecture in sn,cio
teen wheel the easiest invented in the road $50
the reeS from dust of all the roads in New England Ia
the beauty of the country passing through the heart Of the
"Old Commonwealth " i7
Elegant family and other State Rooms be had on board
No charge for berths in cabins Meals furnished on board
To secure Rooms in advance, other information address
or inquire of f. S. MARTIN, Agent,
York
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THE JARVIS BUILDING,

1TI.1 LIE JAW ID DO1LDlNU,
- FOR SALE.
BY authority of the the undersigned, their
DAY the first day of March, 1852 at o'clock NJ at
the Pqb ,fi Sales Room; Ne 70 South Gay street.
Baltimore and described follows Beginning for the
at the formed by the intersection of the north side of
Baltimore street and the side Of North street. and
ming thence westerly, bounding Baltimore
teen feet and fourth inches the ground
said Rachel Colvns ground ftyree feet thence west
foot nine inches, more less until it ntersects the
to Francis sanderson, thence norhery, binding on and
running with said line sevenythr feet to the end thereof
thence still continuing north parallel to North street six
until it reaches point in the line Of the west side Of North
e bgn Te theSce oh bns on d n t o
North hundred and hirty-two the place
aS Of sn ngg e sIaS una d r Cy Sd aatfG e oEr
O. $50 folio 4gl Nc was conveyed by Hugh Brckhead and
with all the buildings and improvements thereon and all the
al,PuTteR9aIces thereto belonging. , , - =
OF the ground subject to an annual ground rent oil
The whole premises are now rented to Mr. John f. Nc
J9n and Will be sold subject to his tenantcy which ends
groua rent uNes anu rent que by the tenant WI ne
apporoned to day OF sale and the purchaser Will take title
Terms OF fourth cash. balance in three equal pay
ments at one two and three years with interest or more cash
For further particulars enquire the premises Of the
Undersigned EDNAkD VI M hLhf,
fel2s&wts - GIBSON co, Aucuoneers.
g. MANTTFA CTTrRING SITE FOR SALE
EE me Undersigned VIII sell AZ Pubic sale on the sn or
- Of March, 1882 at O'clock at the Exchange, i'll the
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY heretofore used by the
baltimore Eagle Works toc the manufacure Of Chemicals
Central Railroad in Baltimore county and about mile dis
road, and has on i a stone FACTORY BUILDING, 20
Stone 20 feet by 30 There an ENGINE Of % horse power
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49, FOR RENT.-The Warehouse No. 40
Lombard street. opposite the Public Store Possession
=I. given Immediately; there good Offices and
large Dry Cellar the Gas fixtures must be taken with the
house Apply JOHN L. PICkREIL CO,
Lombard street
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BY SAMUEL III. COVER

{s5ss% TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
Ej:;iI DWELLING On POPPLETON STREET, BETw ZEN
Lee. RAMSAY AND McfIENRY STREETS.-By virtue
decree the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
signed Trustee viii offer public sale, the premises,
THURSDAY the 10th day OF March next at O'Clock p NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the west side of Pop
peton beginning at the southwest of Poppe
ton and 30 feet street laid out midway between Ram
say Mcenry and running thence southery
Poppeton street feet 10 53 inches, with depth of 60 feet
to 3 feet alley
The lot improved by three-story brick STORE and
DWELLING, with back building, and is subject to ground
rent OF $50 per annum
Terms of saleOne cash. balance months, with
interest and security. JOHN CARSON, Trustee,
II Favette street.
fel62a3ySds SAINT, H. COVER, Auctrs
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JAMES BOYD,
Real Estate Broker,

GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE.-Two deslra-
VI bic tracts Of 400 each at So will be
changed for city property. Also, large amount Of lands
all prices offering superior advantages to location health
and profit, any other State in the Union Apply
JAMES r. BUTTS, ESQ., Macon, Georgia; or
JAMES BOYD,
non u D,t,1
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AabItt Sales.
---7-----7----------
BY f. w. BENNETT d CO,

BY n. w. BENNEVT d CO,
PEREMPToRY SALE
LARGE STOCK OF CABINET Il ! FURNITURE, COTTAGE
FVFS SHHs I E7Bl SFr fD rt RSEf ROOM
On THIS wh HD G9$Ef f HRE%AEgET s., o.,
FS fH s'PSR' SS5' avery large stock of
81 50 WALNUT " rE zEB hE fh5TEBNi
10 WALNUT AND MAHOGANY ., re oA"no,
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT "1'''Di'oDr'i
Ok ROSEWOOD, WALNUT tA AfLS MAH HdG4AAE&Y Sofa
IS:.oCenre, Reading and Library TABLES; Hat Racks
Mirrors; Lounges Carpets Mattings; Oil Cloths.
,PLYMPToN,s PATENT sEtRETARY and SPRING
BEDSTEA of very high cost, and the most complete
tcle of the kind ever made roo
COTTAGE AND EA AiS2R. FURNITURE
10 SETS OF VERY COSTLY COTTAGE FURNITURE
Black and Enameed Green and Gold Purple and Enameied
ofbeautiful styles.
SO.wALNUT and MAH6GANYi FRENCH BEDsTEADs
"ofrom medium to the most costly
80 DOZEN CANE, RUSH 4' 1AD RATTAN SEAT -,
qF a RRnn RoqR F52r s3d
Of Rush and Willow Fancy Chairs Willow Baskets, Work
offered at Auction in this city, worthy the attention
SkMEs TO MERCHANTS
HIa I'll At IL O'Clock precisely, IRON SAFE feet
CHs inches high by feet 10 inches wide, powderproof
lock, of B. G. Wilder, patent Saamander
~ COUNTING ROOM DESKS DESKS in Mahogany and Wal
IOnut upright and sitting part of very high cost and fin
iShed complete, with Chairs, Stools, &c.
sEdkE~l, ALSO,
EasTSz-s5| Peremptory sale of PIANOS, at IL o'clock
n u RI Zone Octave Rosewood Case Piano. Elliptic
- scorner with full metallic plate, and all
improvements, made by Gilbert, of Boston
ALSO,
Second hand PIANOS.
N B.-Can be day before sale.
Terms Cash in bankabe money and settlements will be
quired before the goods are removed
fe22-ts F W. BENNETT CO, Auctrs
TIsfsss% ADMINISTRATORS SALE
~ VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.
BY virtue of order Of the Orphans Court Baltimore
CITY, the undersigned d, administrator of Jacob Barnett de
ceased, will offer at public sale, the premises, WE'D
SESDAY, the I'D day of February instant at O'clock
ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND IN
Prov EMNTS situated the side of Canal street.
doors south of Pratt the said lot fronting
street, "a feet 18th depth of 81 feet inches
Inc improvements consist of twostory and Brick
DIV ElIlNG, with good basement and Brick STABLE
The whole is subject to ground rent of s2S
able semiannuay.
The of sale Onehalf day Of sale and the
balance credit Of six months, with interest from day
OF sale the credit payment to be secured by sufficient bond
~ ALSO.
Ss35HRN DRAY and HORSE, and a LOT OF HOUSE
GTSsg HOLD FURNITURE, consisting of STOVES,
N.Y. BUREAUS, CHAIRS, etc, belonging to the late
jacob Barnett. Terms cash
HENRY D. LONEY, Administrator
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