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RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE OR

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE OR
l1PliANS' COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the under
pay t1T or MAX is;2 ~ lie TWo ffFHRb
TYTREE DOLLARS AND SEVENTY f FIVE CENTS E E3iE
suing out of lot of ground demsed and sue by Washing
and recorded in br D g. folio @ si ic AG q @
i2owS beggning for the same on the south side alley
point distant one hundred and forty estwardiy from
from Hamburg street and running thence northery bind
ns on SAD alley thirteen feet 81 inches to alley twelve
said twelve foot alley, to the of Bevan alley hen
southwarly, bounding said cvan acy about twenty
nine feet then westerly parallel with hamburg street about
n ,v i e " G me :" lot ct graHnd conveyed by
S5 then northweserly binding on said ground fifteen i
Se aoo e Iy mVf ifet to The place Of beginning Said
sung out Of said d C e! on mS % bo an
lars and fifty cents. " "
Terms prescribed by said orderone half cash and bal
ance in six months, to be by bond with good srr
~ ' JOSEPH HARRIS.
vided third part of the above rent the undersigned Will "r
at the same time for sale such un interest 50 that the
conveyed to the purchaser.
mo ~ ,sn,qt j 5 sWIPLEY Sa4 Attorney for owner
IEs.E TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
r rE3PEE ETRr o. JOHNSON STREET, SOUTH OF
By virtue of decree Of the Circut Court for Baltimore
city, the undersigned as Trustee will oerat public sale,
sd sE No ~ s@nh Gay street. on FRI
ALL THAT LOT or GROUND situated in the city Of Bal
tmore and described follows, that saw beginning for
the same on the line Of the east side of Johnson street
distance OF 10 inches SOuterly from the W
Of the whole parcel of ground that demisrd by John
Moae to John Hunt, by deed dated September th % and
running thence southerly, bounding John
son street Sc feet more or less to the ground lately
belonging to William j. Wright thence eastery parallel To
Cross street II perches thence norhery parallel johnson
street % feet less, nersect line drawn eastcry
from the beginning and parallel with Cross street. and thence
said line drawn-to the place Of beginning
The lot Is improved by twostOry and attic brick BUILD
ING and brick back building, and a twosory brick Dwell
III NC and brick back building.
The title to this property gOOt will he sold free all
sale -
The terms of sale prescribed by the areone half
the purchase money cash. and the balance six and twelve
months with interest from the day Of sale, and secured by
notes of the purchaser with endorsement satisfactory to the
Trustee THEO. b. HORWITZ, Trustee.
m6-eo&dS S j. SOPER AZ co Auct1rS
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AuCtlOneerS
BY sAN MI J: s0PER q co.


VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
~ CUT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the subscriber
VIII as lruStee, offer for sale on the NINTH
ia OF MAY, 1889, at o'clock, p. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND AND PRE-
MISSES, situate the city Baltimore and described m
Notwithstanding for the the line of The East
eTmost side OF eaenha DISTANCE of &c rt
NnrterY from Hamburg street, running thence Nnrfh
cry thfteen feet six inches, then Eastery
Hamburg street one hundred and twenty FIVE feet To an al
icy - rect wide then Southerly, binding said alley hir
teen eet SIX inches, and then by straight line To The he
Slhhs Dg part OF lot of ground described in Decd
dated August 49, 1852 and recorded in ber f. D. No L. folio
80 &C anu conveyed by solomon Allen wife TO WASH
lSt0h cannon SAID lot is improved by two story ana
attlGk BRICK HOUSE, and will be sold in fee simple
LSo-At the same time will be offered A GROTTSD RENT
OF SIX dollars and seventyve cents IS 49, issuing ont Of
o ground deinlsed and leased by Washington annon h
balc hammerbacker, dated the 18th of April S3 ana
recorded In llber H. d. No q, folio 2SI, and described
as lolowS-5eglnnlng at point distant feet EaSterly
from Ledend street, and GO feet Norherly from Hamr
street. ana on the EastenmOst side an alley u feet ids
d out by Washington Cannon, and running from tancS
Nothery Is feet nches then Easterly parallel with Ham
pug street 20 feet then Southery about Is feet inches
ana then westerly by straight line about a. feet To H. ~
Ellng It being part Of the ground described in r.
Deed OF Allen and wife to said Cannon above re,trd ~
me terms OF sale, prescribed by the decree reope
tlru cash. onethrd in six months, the balance in n
months he credit payments interest from th do
o sale, and to be secured the satisfaction of the s
JOSEPH HARRIS, Trustee
SAM'I j. SOPER a co
m2mf m3t Imcfo G0,1
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No. REM0VALl
S2&%N DIR. GEORGE f. DONALDSON,
SNS on X. C. V. s London)
sE&<n<e VETERINARY SURGEON,
Has removed to
FAYETTE ST, BETWEEN NORTH AND CALVERT
THE DISEASES OF HORSES and all other domescated
animals, receive prompt attention and scientific treatment
HIS celebrated OINTMENT for Spavns Spnts, Rngbones
and all bony engagements Curb DiSteper, Chronic Cough
&c &C. and Veterinary Medicines of every descriptions war
raned genuine and property prcpdred all times
had at his Office forwarded any part Of the country
receipt of cash.
NB-DR DONALDSON can also be consulted by letter
enclosing DOLLAR upon all diseases connected with his
profession, when the mOdc treatment and pro
medicine that will be Immediately forwarded
State the symptoms clearly and cGefiiy and med
cine to be Liquids he through
Tho Post
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BY SAMUEL II. COVER
VEpY VATUtpI

- VEpV Y IL n inTr
niii enc" TX & }F. o 5#$F FHrr
W Ill be sold Oh II ESAH, May l0th, at o'clock p
ut the Exchange SaesroOm No 10 South Cav street one
the largest and most substantial buildings which has been
offered for sale in Baltimore for many years-te INIVER
"a LIST chi ltCl situated on the Calvert and
Pleasant streets The society being DESTROYS of building on
nmore street Is the only for selling the property
feet TO Davis street. 7 ~ NV
me church Is well finished and substantially built has
large session room and two school rooms in The basement
the pews are all upholstered etc " "
1t is in good location fora Church or cnnI noiI M
converted INTO concert Room Lecture Hail. and its To-
centre of the city - 80 - - He' TIE
may be preferred. " ''' ''i'' 'S
For further information ETC. apply to the subscriber 63
Exchange Place Title indisputabc Va
f WHITMAN
,nc. SAM'L II. COVER, Auct'r,
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4mblit Sales.
BY LENNON Il BROGDEN
RICH aNS VVuApD

fYS::f VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
H#l u b, sold at public sale at the Exchange on MON
ALI. THAT PROPERTY Ivinp at t,a o,,.. r r,
@ ara streets fronting los feet on Ostaud street AMI
middle branch of the patansco " ""''e' line III The
an, Inc property IS improved hy fine WHARF and bo, on
e shs lineal front of FOO feet ACCESSIBLE TO- m
nS m & OF Switch has been granted by the Batmor
rnu ON" hlliroad which directly i'm front - IN
He property is ncloscd, has TWO ST0RW ~ S ~ ~
ny SE at present enanted by the Wharfnger II MI m
u IN one parcel or divided to suit purchasers nat en-,
ne seen at the office Of the subscriber, 20 North Cha
Terms at sale , W. W. GLENN
LENNON BROGDEN
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Manufacturers and owners of Patent,
-. ... Nos. PIC and 2is Baltimore street.
NAIER COOLERS. with round wondcn clsa. Nery 5

Manufacturers and ON ners of Patent
Nos PIC and 2iS Baltimore street
WATER COOLERS, with round wooden case very SUI
PITENT WATER PITCHERS.
Ma5ser's Patent ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
icE tiiEsTs I hEFRiGERAroRs as low as IS. apes I'm
nOCTOR FISHERS
~ WONDERFUL"
COMPOUND TINCTUREl
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE is unsurpassed for
the many Complaints for which las been introduced DR.
takes pleasure in Offering the world at large, Medicine
which in no has ever failed in relieving the suffering
afflicted with
The value Of FISHERS Compound Tincture" is beyond
In eases of Weakness Sickness, Acdity the stomach
Loss Of Appetite, Nervous Debility mpuy of Blood
mach or inactivity of the digestive organs,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE,
viii speedily arrest When the strength and spirits are bro
Ken the stomach torpid and relaxed, this
'WoNDERFUL" COMPOUND,
accomplisheS miracles Decentralization Vegetable sub
achieved success beyond parallel II il What IT nrS n
I" be- complete curcr of all diseases arising from disor
NJ 1t does not contain
PARTICLE OF MERCURY,
or any other Dceterious Mineral
To those whose business requires them to travel through
inherent sections OF the country,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
Is invaluable No one should leave their home without
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
lie change of drinking water which those
eiihS are often subject frequently dSaranges the stomach
ana bowels causing bilious dySentery and fever One tea
spoonful Of
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
IN glass Of water three times day, will prevent
dreaded complaints.
Dr. Fisher but asks the afflicted to give his
COMPOUND TINCTURE
trial dent that all who it will be relieved from
Price 81 cents single bottle or bottles for one dollar
To be obtained Wholesale or retail from
A. KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
Mineral Water Establishment,
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pMblit Sales.
by GIBSON d co
TLOSING SALE

CLOSING SALE
SUPERIOR SILVER PLATED WARE
FRENCH CHINA.
CABINET FURNITURE, &c
On THIS MORNING, 9th instant, O'clock we will coll
by public auction, at Rooms, No n Charles street
argG and desirable assortment Of fine SILVER PLATED
RE comprising richly chased Tea Sets Urns Kettles
Buer Dishes Walters, Vegetable and Oyster Dishes Cake
Baskets Casters, &c.
go ALSO,
. Elegant French CHINA TEA AND TOILET SETS, Vases
Spittoons, &c, Bohemian Glass. '
ALSO,
lot ct new CABINET FURNITURE consisting of hand
I'm Malnut Secretaries, Etageres, Sideboards Sofa and
pI iaDle Music Stands Towel Racks fancy Cane Seat
and Office Chairs, &c deserving the attention Of
arranged for examination " e>'o'' iAe soous arc ho"
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W. BOURBON WHISKEY,
~ %[N DISTILLED
-
- "a x ~ j. A. MILLER,
II E&ZA PARIS,
+, E#Y Bourbon Co, XIV.
Y Having been agents for this justry
Va EaE&kI celebrated Whiskey during the past
81 five years, feel confident in recon
@ RIJI ~ mcnding it pure and genuine artl-
n46 Gle. A constant supply hand or
sale by POUMAIRAT x McCULIY,
40 Light
n226m Sole Agents for Baltimore
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BY F. ". BENNETT & co,
NALE OLE AN EYfELSi SiL1IsIE1iss.

The ppdarsio,o, STOCK OF GROCERIES,
vent Detor {r AS trustee Of IL W. Duncan an InsoI
fIy 9GSuoied by him at the southeast corner Of
SNbflN r. 81 Reefs, on THURSDAY The l9ib g NJ r.
Et, commencing at 10 o'clock, all the yauabIr snS III
stoch OF IEAS VINES, LIQUORS and other artil
CSttuilng complete assortment for first cas tH
GKoCERG The articles have been well selected ana
believed to he of the best quality '0"' ana are
me terms OF sale will be cash for all purchases under s
FOR all purchases exceeding that amount negotahe
taken. ~ ii''s VIII ne
until the 9th instant 49, ~ '" III "7 received
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#4,is No 4OI, CORNER EITAW pI iTE Avn unSIro
i hhEt Il, houSe stands back from the street three
Of tL re- t y, ~ o frult ana Flowers; Pump
terms apply on the prensas may NC "lu II desired For
-h..A alSl-eo5tH
f..;f FOR SALE.
15,i.l A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
+Az.sAs rr embracing about
80, ,,,. 7, ,a; l w IN ~ ACkES or GROUND,
and within N. V cy o fr GREENWOOD property,
This property is improved by superior DWELLING in
perfect I'r and erected about three years ago also by
Stables Carriage House, ArborS and summer House GraT
cry and lccIouSc and all structures useful and ornamnp
tai which can be desired in elegant country residence
me grounds are tSteiully laid and covered partly hy
rced at great EXPENSE and Iabop !T ny garden en-
Sl"iee collection of foreign flowers and srubbery
There Is also an extensive vegetable garden in high state
vi HuiliNllnh.
healthy and co H 1l9 5P'ot IS elevated remarkably
and neighboring country " " e ''y' CITY
The Dwelling is approached tIrourh fine a,arro or ,,;
poplar trees heated by furnaces and LUMP LUMP
llIv with watr cOprcSI r anu Is supplied plen-
through all its apartments with batb xtras n pipes
manufactured in apparatus upon the Grounds ~ " h''
For further information annv To GTrNTIiEP pom,
VALID No 90 nmari sirsiti " 49, LEE ~ loDf.-
~ Saratoga street ~ " 49, OK! -
-. "p-' eu't
fyT.t FUR RENT.-The desirable thrpe-Story
Eg,,.l nWEI,ING with ,r, I,cL huiI,Iin,r o;o Nal
Al
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

Smoking Tobacco in bales, for sale by
JOHN 7. PLEASANTS & SONS,
- Sp,,tI
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o. WAREHOUSE FOR RENT Warehouse
Riii o. S7i WEST BALTIMORE STREET between Eu-
~s..Ataw and Paca streets. Apply to
~ H. RlEMAN X SONS
Ilu Corner Howard and Faycttc streets
ENOR RENT.-THE THREE UPPER STORIES
u oNER WAREHOUSES; Nos. Il and I6 GERMAN ST
BETWEEN CHARLES AND HANOVER STREETS
IHey are n complete condition, with double GLASS COUNT
ny ROOMS, HOSTING WHEEL, and GAS FIXTURES
~ THE SITUATION Is THE BEST in THE CITY,
Possession can be given Immediately Apyly on the pre
misses, MiRTiE I EiyIS Pr
t25u No South street. (up stairs
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E-SlI4-eN +NVlICI4.
Sz-=rxsz-ls FOR NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
On and after MONDAY the nth APRIL the Bay Boats will
eavs the foot of Concord street. for Norfolk and
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, and the
new steamer ADELAIDE every TUESDAY, THU RSDAY
and SATURDAY. NJ n. FALLS,
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CAPE LOOKOUT.

TOOLS, LOCOMOTIVES, PATTERNS.
Il THE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP
Oilers Tor sale at VERY REDUCED IT'S TOOLS IN
USE which the hest quality They
comprise lathes, Pancrs, Trip Hammers Anyis BORING
and Splicing Machines Post Drills, and every kind of tool
| required in large and first class establishment
Also all the PATTERNS and SII AFTING OF said Shop
Also NEW TOOLS, such Lathes, Pianers Stationary
| Engines, &C. &c
Also two Passenger and four Freight LOCOMOTIVES,
recently built to Order of beautiful model
every particulars tons, feet Sc inches ,uage.
The articles lie examined Works in Lawrence
and descriptive list, numbered be found office
j. H. W. PAGE, Treasurer
i an9l Inv trn Rostnn NJ,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
DANIEL BROWN, Pres't.
WIN. BAILEY, Vice Pres't.
i. MArrISsLY, Sec'y.
AMnnderfnIRemeax.

Mr.. ID. p. WooDs, late Justice of ths
rsaec, East Birmingham. Pa, says:
81 have been afflicted with a iscase o
the stomach. pal pitation of the heart AM
nervous headache. for nearly fifteen years
and have spent some hundreds of dollar,
in order to effect cure, bnt to no purpose
.tlter having nsel three bottles of HOLLAND
Bitters. l feel myself entirely restored. ]
can eat and sleep veil. AMI attend to m,
business with p ensurc, and would there
fore recommend it to all those who ar,
similarly afflicted" !, sslts.f - f-si
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
The County Bond Cass.


We learn that Judge Huntington has
decided to issue mandamus to the Knox
county commissioners to levy a special
tax to pay the interest OH the county bonds
belonging to the ohio& Mississippi Rail-
road Company. aJn,lge Mclean decided
the law Of this question, some weeks ago.
as we noticed at the time. but concluded
that the mandamus shoul,l be withheld till
the Commi- sioners had met at their June
session. and decided whether they woull
levy the tax without any compulsion.-
AS they did not. the mandamus has been
ordered, and the Commissioners will be
put in atight place. They will have to
levy or feel the weight of Mr.. Marshal
Robinson's official baton. We are curious
to know what they willdo. fs3s' oaas'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

EEPrDrIcsS CouSTY CoSvENTIoS.-We
publish in another column the proceedings
of our County Nominating Convention
which met in this place on Saturday last
II was largely attended 10y bold and zeal
Gus Republicans from all portions of the
county. the Court Hall being filled to its
utmost capacity. Considerable interest
was manifested by the friends of the diff
fsrent aspirants. but harmony and good
feeling prevailed throughout. and when the
motion to make the nominations unani-
nous was put hearty. deafcning. unani-
nous response was given by the dense as
sembly. All appeared pleased and salts
hsd.
We deem it superogatory to speak in
detail Of the character and qualifications Of
che Republican nominees. They are all
wen known prominent citizens. aud would
be classed as A. No. l men in any county
in the State. They are eminently qualified
for the Offices they aspire to. and if elected
we hesitate not to say that they viii dis
charge the trusts conided to them faithful
Iy and impartiaIly, not as masters but as
servants Of the whole people. Not stain
rests upon their character for morality or
honesty--sven their opponents are con-
strained to admi. this much--and conse-
queutly no one, not even the most fastidi-
ous. can entertain any fears of having to
blush on account of their acts in this res
psci.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

COUNTY BouSDAaY-A petition was
presented to the Boarl of Commissioners
of Marshall Comfy. at its June session,
from the inhabitants Of that portion OF
Town 35 Range lying in that County,
praying its annexation to EIkhart Coun-
ty. The Board laid the matter over. bat
we think in violation of the Statute. The
proposed change is a very necessary one.
and we hope no obstacle will be placed in
the way, to Illustrate the will Of the peo-
pie Goshen Times.
If any necessity exists for the proposed
change would it not be more in accordance
with justice to attach that portion Of Town
80 Range 4 lying in Elkhart County to
Marshall. inasmuch as the former already
has more territory than the latter We
thought you were opposed to fillibustcrine
Doctor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

FoHErGS NEws.-There has been two
or three arrivals of Steamers from Europe
since our last, but they bring no sccounts
Of any more battles between tbs Austrians
and the allies The Austrians were still
retreating at last accounts, and Prussia was
preparing, it was thought. to enter the con-
flict on the side Of Austria. There was
some talk Of peace, but appearances do
not seem to favor that result at present
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

Mrs. Harriet V. Fitch, wife of Hon. G.
N. Fitch. Wee Regent for Indiana. of the
Ladies Mt Vernon Association, has issued
an urgent anil eloquent appeal soliciting
contributions at all Fourth of July Festi-
walls in aid of the Mount Vernon Fund.
We suggest that committee OF ladies
be appointed to solicit contributions at
this place on Monday next. We are eer-
tain our citizens will respond liberally.-
No one should withhold his or her mite.
We can never repay the debt Of gratitude
we owe the "father of our country"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
,incinnati, Peru and Chicago Railroad.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TO CURE THE AGUE,
TO CURE THE AGUE,
Use Christie's Ague Balsam.
Use Christie's Aguc Balsam.

e 1.-The best Ague Cure in use.
"a Remedy prepared by Regular Physician.
3-A preparation free from all mineral productions
4--Equally effectua in Ague, and Chill Fever.
5-When taken according to directions, is a sure
- cure. etics.
Cit never debilitates the patient like other rem,
7--It is a pleasant, effective and safe remedy for
Cmldren. [edy
Sit has stronger certificates than any other rem
9-When once used it viii ever after be sought for
l0--ln short it stands at the head of Aguc Cures
Proprietors, BOLLES. SMITH s. co.
Chicago, III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

HARvEsT.-We hear Of few persons
who intend cutting Their wheat this week,
but most of the fel.ls will not be ready to
harvest before the middle of next week. =
The weather has been very favorable forthe
past few weeks on the wheat crop. and it
is now thought that the yield viii be much
larger than was anticipated some time back.
Some think there will be larger crop
than there was last year in this county, and
the quality much superior. On our trip
to La Porte last Friday we noticed some
very fine booking wheat fields on the prai-
RE, but on this side, in the barrens, they
were not so good. We made flying trip
on Monday last to Ft Wayne aud back,
and noticed the fields along the road as
particularly as circumstances allowed
For few miles they looked very fine
and promising. but after we passed Bour-
bon the prospect commenced diminishing
materially. We did not notice single
field either in Kosciusko or Whitley coun-
ties which We thought would yield over
half a crop, though. of course. our oppor-
tunities Of Judging. flying along as we were
most of the time at the rate Of thirty miles
an hour. were rather poor. The corn in
those counties also looked much smaller
than it is in this. and had the appearance
in many fields of having been considerably
injured by frost.