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HG BURROWS RELIABLE MEpIcIsu.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN TIL z
wnR9n- - -


nas cured. and Is DOW daily efsecting the most
extraordinary cures of diseases TO which humanity
Is AFFLICTED Thousands who were hitherto IN ufteriua
9n1er the most inveterate Diseases and which were
deemed bey ond the skill OF medicine have been
woncerfuiiY restored TO health by the use of this
T1 1rnly greet saps rssmedy. Rar sSR9FGLA, KHEUMA.
scRokULnUs ,APfECrioss, and for ali a dtsea.e, M..
res,t'n0 frvn, igpartty Of the blood. it is sunsurpass
ed by any medicine In medical science.
By thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach
sns an STRENGTHENING and renovating every organ Of
the human system. II necessarily cures ali those
Diseases resulting from morbid action of the same
such as LlVEk COMPLAINT. NERVOUS AFFEC
TloSs. GENERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTIONS
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVEp AND AGUR
and all other diseases which well known to ex-
ist from the above causes All that is asked ia q
.sir trial. which will assuredly convince ANY one of
the incomparable efficacy OF this remarkable pre-.
paraton in curing the diseases for which it ia re-
commended For particulars call and get q de-
scriptive circular. Prepared by
w BURROW co,
Practical and Anaiy ticsl Chemists,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale In Richmond by Purcell Ladd Co..
DR. j W Garlick. Wsring Pearce, and Druggists
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SHIP BUILDING IN FIRGINIA-There 10 now lying
at aship yard 10 Baltimore the hull of bands some
bark, built by Mr.. Gabriel Z. Miller, in Matthews
county, Va, and which has been carried there to
be spared and otherwise fitted cut. She is sbont
three hundred and twenty tons burden-her length
on deck III feet, beam 70 feet inches and her
hold II feet She is represented 40 Q most SUBJ
stantiay built vessel, constructed ofths best vir.
ginia white oak, and with all the modern i'm
provements.
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HoUsH BREAKIkG About O'clock
yesterday morning the cry of "robbers," "rob-
bers startled some Of the good people residing on
Main street, near 9sh, from their morning oap.
many Of whom dressed hastily and hurried ost o.
ascertain the cause of the alarm. They soon found
that it proceeded from the store Of Ragland Co.,
and on going upon the premises learned from the
clerk that he had been aroused BY the light Of .
burning candle In the room next to the one in
which he was eeping, and that some burglar had
entered the store to robt. On searching shepremis
es it was found that the front door had been
by means of false key, and that the robber, on
finding himself detected, had precipitately hsd,
without getting enough to pay for his risk and
labor in entering the house. Had the door been
properly secured, no false key could have opened
L.
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LOCAL AHrA1Rs..

q. 8. CrRour1 CoUnr. Judge Hslv.
burton prssidiog.-Tbis Court ne yssssrdsv
nornisg, sad jury being svorn, proceeded % ~
trial Of negro named frask, somstimes eolIeS
Irssk Shapds, Who had been INDICTED for robbins
the United States Mail between Sessfsburg, Va,
and Weldon, n. @. After hearing the evidence and
remarks Of counsel, the jury retired short time,
ana on their return rendered verdict against the
prisoner Of guilty. The Jury we're thsrsupon dis
Another jury being called, the case Of Ciucio-
sssh, indicted Tor robbing the United States
msn at Nottoway Court House, was taken up,
.nen nis counsel demurred to the Indictment,
soa srgued In behalf Of the question raised The
Juuse took until to-day to examine the question,
sod 'ne jury were therefore adjourned.
BROAD Rock RACES. Fourth Day.-
Two races we're advertised yesterday. bat ouly ous
came on-the mile heat for all ages. Yor this.
tnere we're four entries, Easiiss' winning IN two
straight heats. We append summary:
Club purse 500; mile heats; fros for All araa.
calvin 6reen's m kagiiss years old nv i5isc
COS. dam By Grey Eagle Observation-Disclosures.
DAVID McDsniePs ch years old BY financier.
ueM W ZinBauee -.................,
fondren. Williams Co.'S h years old by
Childe Harold. dam Betsy White. .-.....,..... 3 4
John Belchsr's ch b years old, By Regent,
oam unk
Tine-Ias-la9h.
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FAIR. FAIR.--Ths Ladies OF
D9 st. Peters congregation have the pleas.
TO inform their friends and the publie gonerslly
that they are ct present holding HIR for the bs-
eff lof their Church, ct tbs Mechapie's InsttSute
Hall on 9Th street And - they have the most beau.
sisu array Of USEFUL aud orna0snsal artislss ever
oered for sale ct Fair In this city they invite Al
to favor them with their patronage. ny Eln
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SALE OF MILK IN MAssACHCsrrrs-By law OF
the last Legislature, milk 10 hereafter TO be sold in
Massachusetts, by the wine measure instead Of the
standard now used. The gallon of the Winchester
busheby which milk 10 now sold contains 26S 9257
ther refore apparent that the future standard will
be ALTO per cent less than the present ope-quite
an important difference
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TIE ORIGINAL Doctor ANroNIo.-A correspondent
OF the Phiiadepha Press recently, met At Nice the
gentleman from whom Ruffini drew the character
of the hero 10 his much admired story Of "Doctor
Autonio." He is an italian physician, originally
from Naples, has been much in England and Scot
land, is very talented" and handsome, and o
great favorite among the British ladies.
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FATE OF SsDUCRR IN CALiroRNIA-James Tou.
Ger was tried and acquitted IN San Francisco on
the 7th ult, of the charge Of murder, in having
killed William Deerie. The latter, man Of fam.
lily, (says writer In the New York Tines } seduc-
ed Fouzer's daughter, girl of fifteen years, and
for year more after her child was born, was
constantly pursuing her at her own homo, for the
renewal Of their former intimacy. It appeared
upon the trial that the daughter bad resisted his
advances; that Fouzer had felt deeply bis daush.
ters disgrace, and that in the fear that the nfu.
ence of Deerie over bis weak minded daughter
might prove stronger than her fathers advice, the
accused shot and killed the seducer while attempts
ing to effect clandestine meeting with his vic.
tim at her own parents residence. The jury
justified the act, and returned q verdict Of mot
guilty"
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Ixpovsxssrs are going on in all parts

ihPovEAsHrs are going on in all parts
every direction. The Clay street Methodist
Church, now nearly completed, is . neat comme-
cious and substantial ediAce, admirably adapted
to the wants OF the large congregation now wor.
shipping at Clay street chapel. The enlargement
OF Centenary Methodist Church, 10 another hand.
some improvement, and will add very much to
che appearances of the property 10 the neighbor.
hood IN which it 10 located. Two other churches,
both Methodist, are TO be erected iu short time,
one 1t the corner of 10th and Broad atreets, and
the other, east OF 18th street, In Jefferson Ward
On Main street, several improvements are being
made, the most noted of which 10 the large build-
ing at th9eSouthesst corner Of Stb, by Mr. L. d.
Crenshaw, the upper part of which 10 to be occu>
pied as boarding house hotel, and the nrst
story for stores. Indeed. turn whore you may, You
see new buildings springing mp, or old ones being
remoddled and bsautifed. Richmond is eoips
ahead as rapidly 40 her most ardent friends could
expect, and promises to be, 10 the course of few
years, the fret mechanical and manufacturing
city In the South. Her trade 10 steadily iuoreas.
Ing 10 every direction, and when her various lines
Of railroad are completed she will become 4 great
workshop for South and West.
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5HcsNDlARIsH.-Am most daring effort
was made yesterday morning, between 4 and s
O'Clock, to dre the ten pin alleys of Mr.. Baton,
on 5sh streetnear st. James Church but luckily
person fn the neighborhood discovered the flames
and extinguished them before they had made
much progress. The alleys are situated 10 frame
building more than one hundred feet long, the
timsers Of which were as dry ~ tinder. The in-
| cendiary, 10 order to make sure of his work, had
applied his torch to pile Of shavings left by the
carpenters at work on the premises the day be.
fore, and these were burning brightly, when the
fire was discovered and extinguished.
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~ MAuIH 4 BEvILL,
HOUSE. eI0N, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN = , - .,
coaAe Of Main and l1sh eeysets
~ OrdassfsaR. town ard cpaAtry Deo1psly Jat'
tsndod 70. - din


A. O. q. BRAND.
TEE ABOVE WELL Kxol Ae4H 41AG, ,IaAu
On sALx, By JAMxo0 ~ 84ANQAzW.
d a6-ly 81, kufo o00M1, IN xoax.
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AMsUAL MIBTIS0.-The next
D>A Animal Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Richmond, Rredericksbura and Potomac Rail
road Company win be held IN the depot q ths sc1-
the lss of June next. ut n o'cl0ck.
my.S W AACAukDO. TT.
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HH- TaE PEOPLES FRIxsD.-All dis

For sale In Richmond by Purcell, Ladd Co.
DR. W Gsriick. Waring Pearce, and Druggists
generally NH Ia IN
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The Globes Paris correspondent writes that the
Persian envoy, Ferrouk Khan, the sworn ally Of
France, has negotiated concession by Persia TO
Russia Of an angle Of Armenia, along which high
road from Tehersu to Trebizsond runs. 1t will
enable Russia to direct q caravan of trade to.
wards Georgia and Caspian
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS evening The pre-.
sentation OF Q Bible Was made with due form and
ceremony to the Rev DR.. Haley Of the Unitarian
Church, at the National Hotel In Washington, in
acknowledgment Of some service rendered 70
Daniel T. Sckies while 10 prison. It 10 under.
stood that certain ladies are at the bottom Of
this movement. The affair was signalized by ore.
sentatiou speech, and one from the minister ac-
cepting the memorial IN which he referred to the
Scriptual injunction to visit those who are sick
aud IN prison To It's report Of the proceedings
and DR.. Haley's speech, su afternoon paper adds !:
"A query suggests itself In reading the Rev Mr.
iialey's acceptation speech. He quotes the Scrips
ture ipjupctiou to visit those in prison. Has be
ever visited the prison before since the Sickes
trial %
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~ TRUSTEES SALE
ElL lE 1 VA L ~ IL.

E'iisf 1hUSIEE y SALE
i OLA vA FERF 81 T WIHFR 81 rETlKRIDeE,
By virtue of decree of the Crcuit Court for Howard
county the subscriber Trustee will offer at public sale
6th day of October, 1859: "
ALL THAT FARM formerly occupied by the late Cbas
EY,D situated on the Frederick Road miles rom
Eicotts Mills u miles from the Frederick Turnpike.
ana ONO Ealroa) and containing about 3S1l5 ceres 1t
immediately adiOUS CaTrolls Manor and the lands Of
S,ssrs Richard Davis, VIM Frcst, Samuel Brown and
The soil is of excellent quality; every field is well wa
eT T ana about on third Of ie land igey wooded
q, large Barn, with ample Stabng, Corn House, Meal
House. &c. 'e' 'a'
The terms as preScr bed by the decree are-Onabir1
cash; one-thr in year, and the remaining third in two
years the credit payments bearntert from the dav Of
sale and be by the bond or promsorv notes o
sl6-2aWaw s THOMAS DONALDSON, Trustee
o. TRUSTEES SALE.
Hgs BY virtue decree of the Circuit Court for Howard
z>Acounty passed in the OF Cook and others rs
CooE the subscribers trustees will offer public sale
on the premises, Friday the 3uIh day September inst
at y O'Clock, NJ, ALI. THAT UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART
te ia Estate OF Thomas Cook, late of Howard county
fourth part Of Farm, of about land in high
state OF cultivation in Howard county, the Westminster
road about % miles from Baltimore and 2 miles from the
frederick Turnpike road and miles from the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Depot at Hoods Mil Some acres of are
The improvements consist Of a good TWO STORY
DWELLING HOUSE, SAW AND CLOVER MILL, BARN
DAiki ana other necessary outbudngs, with Orchard
1t in the best neghborhoods in the county, and
adjons the lands Of DIR. Gustavus Wared, VIM RdgeIy
Humphrey Dorsey, &c.
The terms OF sale prescribed by the Decree areTha
0netrd OF the purchase money shall be paid on the
day OF sale and the balance in two equal instruments in
and two years from the day Of sale the credit payments to
he secured by the bonds of purchaser with
curity to be approved by the Trustees.
sS2AwtS CALEB :. kEFCH. { 'i"S'SSH
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BY GLE ON * 90

BY VIRTUE OF A POWER OF AT
EsiiI S S9966NEH from SAMUEL BURNS and GEORGE F.
s.h SLOA and in pursuance of the provisions of the
c 81 is2o CHAPTER 1872 the undersigned will offer for sale
~ Pupc auct0n at the new salCsroom Second street
adbqnlng h5 Post Office, in the city Baltimore on I
GRDAI5 THE EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889, at one
THAT LOT OF LAND on the Baltimore and Washington
turnpike read about three and half miles from fine civ
OF Baltimore and fronting said Turnpike road abon one
hundred ana nine feet with depth of about two hundred
ana nine ieet beng the same lot described in an indenr
o. mortgage dated the ith day of January, 1852 rom
oahefne Brod to Samuel Burns ana Geo.ge r. Sloan, the
same being subject 10 the yearly rent of ten dollars with
the lMPROV EMENTS there n " 7' "''
Terms of Sae.-One fourth IoIo f,rr
SIN ana twelve moutShe credit payments to carry in
test ana to be secured by notes with an approved en-
uolse'' GEO. NJ GILL. Trustee.
o,-,o.-c.oo4 GIBSON & CO.,
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a BENZ. WASKEY'S
Van EXTENSIVE
nj FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOMS,
No 3 N GAY ST,
Has hand and constantly manufacturing every dascrip
ton of Chairs, Besteads Tables Bureaus Sidehoas
Lounges Cribs Settles, Wash and Work Stands
Cradles Feathers Feather Beds Bedding Hair Cotton and
Husk Mattresses, wholesale retail, prices that
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&c at the lowest Captains of vessels and others will
find it to their advantage to buy of they may rely
having their goods packed with for shipping.
forget he mn Nj I Nort Cav
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Stotks. GYtbatQe. TT.

missouri SIX PER CENT. BONDS FOR
s2-tf No. 81 Second street.
DRIME NEGOTIABLE BUSINESS PAPER
L wanted by MARTIN LEWIS,
LNIRST-CLASS OUT TOWN COMMERCIAL
ted sls By MARTIN Il sd tG%i Street
VIRGINIA COUPON 6's FOR SALE.
sl56t McKIM & co.
MAINLAND COUPON 6's FOR SALE,
1vl sl56 McKIM & co,
STOCK AND NOTE BROKERAGE BUSI-
kCNEsS in all its Departments transacted in this and all
the neghboring cities, by ,,,,,,,, -
sl2eo5t No p South street
" a2s1m McKIM Co
Union BANK STOCK WANTED BY
~ SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
FRANKLIN BANK 5 sT3Gk H H4R SALE ALI BY
j2s-tf Basement Chesapeakee Bank
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
jll-h 5S Buchanan's wharf
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
j7tf 2O8 Baltimore street
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
ss BONDS endorsed and SpfHSsd o for
L w
- sIAH LEE co. j2tf
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
jl-tf PURvIs co.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
lift RIP No. So Buchanan's wharf.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
iel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
IN PHILIP COVER & co,
Jel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ by PHILIP COVER Co,
jel-H corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
OLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
EXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
IL PENDERGAST BROS,
m3Gf No. II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
~ wanted by KNOX & CO.,
ap28d Exchange Place.
TNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
- apl4H JNO. s. CUTTINGS & co.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
JNO S. Cuttings d CO,
apl4tf No % South street.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
apilf JNo. S. CUTTINGS 4 co.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY
Il apl4-f JN0. s. CUTTINGS Il co.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX CO,
aulS-tf Grocers Exchange.
FXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO AND ALL
1.-the principal mining towns Of California for sale by
mSot No Il Smiths wharf, up stairs
STOCKS, BONDS, and all other kinds of Secu
romissi"n hS PiTRVfS 90 anu '0'' any
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BY CANNON * N 17;1,71, a, -


ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
l1CpIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CRY tLa -
signed as Irgsteewi offer for sale at public ction az the
MSSfng Sales Ss "a Rooms 70 second street Baltimore city, on
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in iha ci,t ~ bal
umore being part of MILESTONE Point distinguished On tbe
pat thereof by the No. 4 which is contained within The
eos anu bounds courses and distances, following IN wiz
begihnns Tor the same at the distance OF l2% percbas
% degrees and 10 minutes from stone standing
on e north SIDE OF the main road the second limo &c
the Principle Companys part of said land and rrpn;rn
thence bounding on said road south 65 degrees and Is min
utes east perches then north degrees and Al minrs
east % perches and lengths of perch to the north
west branch OF Patapsco river then bounding thereon norb
CO degrees west 80 perches, north Gl6 degrees west 0
pechs 70 Lot NO and then by straight line to the place
payable quarterly. e " VI Si''VV
Improvements upon the above described property are rs
foilows;-0NE FRAME BUILDING, containing engines
boilers and machinery for grinding guanO ONE IRON
BUILDING containing apparatus for manufacturing rosin
OH together with Qhce Coop shop, Sheds, &c All now
occupied by the Maryland Oil Company
Terms OF the sale prescribed by the decree-Onehaf
cash on the day Of sale the balance in f. and y months
from me day OF sale in equal nsalmens the credit pay
enS To bear mtereStrm the day sale and to be secured
faction of the Trustee WW : WGTEpS Tr,sfoc
Sl0-eOts CANNON H. NJ AT'TtiEJTS' go
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IN THE CIRCuIT COURT EoR EALTLMORE
WM. H. II. TURNE Err, Clerk.
True copy-Test: WIN. H. II. TURNER,
slh-laW2W Clerk
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
] i COuNTY-EQEITY SIDE LAMES EMMLTr rs LAS

SEOCkDAlE.
To the Honorable JOIN II. PRICE, Judge &c:
The report of Luther NJ Reynolds, Trustee, named in the
power of attorney, sell certain property therein mention
ed, and filed in this cause shows unto your Honor, that a
having filed Ills bond in this cause which by the
Clerk of said Court duly approved and after having given
notice of the time place and of sale by ad
verSement in the DAILY Exchange and The sun two
newspapers printed in the city Of Baltimore, for than
three successive weeks before the day Of sale and by like
advertisement in the Baltimore County Advocate week
ly paper printed at Towsonown, said county he did
snant said notice. the 18th day ofJuy 1889 at o'clock
p M the premises, proceeded to sell the said property
which is situated in Carroll village in said county, and des
crbed follows to wit Beginning for the a
planted the southeast intersection OF the Frederick Turn
pike and road of accommodation, and thence running
southey and binding the last mentioned road three hun
dred and thirty feet to stone planted the intersection of
this road and space of lane thirty feet wide thence running
eastwardy and binding in said lane one hundred and eighty
feet to thence norhcrly and parallel to the first
line three hundred and thirty feet in the south
side of the Frederick Turnpike. and thence binding thereon
to the place Of beginning improved by large brick dwell
ling and two small tenenents and suhect TO annual
ground rent of S54 0aud sold the by public auction
unto the said James Emmitt for the sum ot thirty hun
dred dollars, he being that price the highest and best bid
der therefor half of the purchase money he paid
the ratification of said SALE and the balance in six months
with interest;-All wheTeOfis respectfully submitted
J.. NJ. REYNOLDS,
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FOh BALE.
sis The excellent, substantial and commodious dwell
4as.ALlNG, No 2O6 North Charles street.
The lot fronts IS feet Charles street running hack
$50 feet to Morton street $500 ~
The main building Is stories, with large threc-story
back building and deep, dry and cool cellar under both
All the modern conveniences Wash House Gas Water
and Furnace fixtures complete The location
and daily enhancing in value
The buildings Of the best material most substan
m construction, having erected under the supervision
Of and expressly as residence for the owner
This property will positively be sold, as the owner Is
about moving to the West.
Enquire on the premises, Of B. T ELDER.
a27-tf No I2O South Ento1v strast
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9ubItt Sales.
BY SAMUEL n. COVER
VALUARTEMIIJp POpEpTv

EE;;f -. VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY.
A the ne uduerslgned will offer at public sale at the
MONDAY the 9sS &c Salesrooms, in Baltimore city, on
TIT Al, fe =1n OF September, 1889 at O'clock p
rnGTF dAT NALUABiE Parcel OF LAND IN Raj
Ranch fPstans on the Liberty road and on the North
SIX miles from Containing tT aers a
thriving APPLE ORCHARD are III young ana
The improvements consist of good STONE RITZ n1Nc
four stories high 80 feet by 40 feet well built and no e
BEAMS MILL This Mill now runs two pair Of Bu RI
stones and IS capable OF manufacturing fifty barrels Of flour
There is SAW MILL, new and in good order; Coo1er
shop Large Barn of Stone and Frame Corn Houss Dai rs
Meat House &c The DWELLING is of stone s5 feet ~
well built and commodious, having eleven roomss
in the market ~ - ~ ~ N'@'S Pi0P0'NeS No"
o. cash, and the balance in one and two
mai interest," and security Title ndispuabe The
80, oPs Wll be reserved, but possession of the Mill
ana dwelling will be given Immediately
ss ao.s 5. II. COVER, Auctoneer.
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fs;t TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
H cree of the Circuit Court Baltimore CITY, the nm
drrsigned trustee will offer for ale, public auction
at the new SaesroOm Second street. tdi6uipp the Posi-
Once, on SATURDAY tho EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER
,, a i THAT LOT OF GROUND AND THE IMPROVE
MENIS THEREON situate hc cast side Of Schroeder
street. Instant seventy feet from the north siq nr
fratt street fronting Schroeder street thirteen ;an with
depth OF sixty feet To alley three feet wide snbect to
Eeary rent of thirty dollars, PAYABLE semi ANIMATE
me improvements consist OF ostory attic BRICK
or kitchen one-story high. ~ i@
Terms Of sae-Onef0urh cash and the balance at four
SIX and nine months the credit payments 20 carry interest
and to be.secured.by notes with an approved tndorser
GEO. NJ. GILL, Trustee
sI7-Iaw&567SOt suctoo,:s',.
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% II rs

r. X 9 Fl + Z S R,
GRADUATE PRACTICAL VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
(LATE CHIEF VETERINARIAN THE HUNGARIAN cAyALRYO
Offers his services in the treatment of ALL DISEASES
OF HORSES, cows and other domestic animals.
R5-0FFICE NO % CENTRE MARKET SPACE, where
also kept choice assortment of most valuable remedies
10 all of ie17 3un+
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-21
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