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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17


"My dear Juliana," said Alphonso, the
first day Of their housekeeping very ten
derly, as he rose TO 60 out and do his first
marketing, "what shall we have for our
dinnerlh
81 think, my love, that if our appetites
are not very great, quarter Of beef will
be sufficient"
Alphonso stood aghast.
"a quarter Of a pound, / meant, my
love-" she said, kissing him, and Alphonso
went out.
A few years ago, shoolmaster was
wanted for the village Of Limekiln. A
pompous little fellow, one ofthe applicants
being asked % give in writing a philo-
sophieal reason why cream was put into
our tea, replied: "Becnuso the globular
particles Of the cream render the acute an
giles Of the tea more obtuso :" lie was G.
lected.
81 do wish I could be cured Of Wing in
bed so late in the morning" said lazy
husband, lounging on his pillow. @Well,
will try the cold water cute," said his
wife, dashing a bueketful on him.
why Is Bnuii like the letter y Because
il is the beginning Of s-neeze.
An! Mr. Editor, have caught YOU al
last. Iwant to see you on particular bu-
sinoss.
"BIUst excuse dearsir--foreign news
an absquatulation, swindling operation
and dreadful murder to be prepared instan-
ter"
Cant you spare five minutesln
"Not one"
"Not half onef'
(DeViL) "Copy, sirlr
"But II you could"
pardon us--must write"
"why, want to pay you some non
cyl"
WAe-ep-eg-o o-tpl- pl-em--em-eml Sir,
we are at your service What's the a
lnountY
Dean Swift, hearing Of carpenter fall
ing through the scafolding Of a house
which he was engaged in repairing, dryly
remarked than he had got through his
work promptly.
A GooDPOS.-"Do you know who built
that bridget said a parson 10 Hook
"No," replied the wit; shat II you 90 Orer
you'll be tolled."
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THfiu at'rrklu Tribnue
LARilR.


Toll swings the axe, aud forests bow
The seeds break out in radiant bloom;
Rich harvests smile behind The plow,
And cities cluster round the loom;
Where towering domes and tapering spires,
Adorn The vale aud crown the hill,
Stout Labor lights It's beacon fires,
Aud plumcs with smoke the forge and mill
The monarch oak, tho woodlands pride,
Whose trunk is scanned with lightning
scars.
Toll launches on the restless tide,
Aud there unrolls the flag Of stars;
The engine with It's lungs Of harnt.
Aud ribs Of brass and joints Of stctl,
From l.abOr's plastic fingers came,
With sobbing valve and whirl Of whoei.
'Tis labor works the magic press,
and turns the crank in hives Of toll,
Aud bcekons angels down 10 bless
Industrious hands on sen and soil,
Here sunbrowned Toll with shining spade,
Links lake to lake with silver ties.
Strung thick with palaces Of trade,
Aud temples towering to the skies.
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iy demolshedi a number Of persons were
in at the time, and yet no one killed. The
watorspout was seen some fifteen miles.
Those who witnessed il described Il as
shaving the appearance Of the head Of an
Elephant" They say il was visible some
fifteen minutes. The sun shone beuuti-
fully upon those whowere East and North
Of il, giving il amost beautiful appearance.
It is to be hoped, that so beautiful a sight
at such a cost of suffering, life and prop
erty, may not soon, again be seen.
We have had very strong freezes blow
ing for the past two weeks,
The young currpnts have, to some Cx-
tent, been torn from their stems, and scat
tered upon the ground. A great many Of
the young twigs that have grown this
Spring, have been torn or
The prospect for large apple crop is
good in this par, Of the siatc-although,
many Of the young apples have blown or.
Il has long been said Of Iowa, that Il
"will never make fruit oountry"-it is
too cold. do not believe il, know il
is difficult to raise fruit, when persons do
not plant fruit trees. This is the great
reason why there has been % little fruit
raised in Iowa, heretofure, visited an
orchard, some two miles from this place q
/ co,ty dnva sinra which rontatna fffeen
hundred apple trees; and many other frui,
trecsi also, a nursery that contains some
f'oeniy,fre housand young trees; and the
owner informed me, that not a tree in bis
orchard was killed, last winter. Nearly
every farmer in this section Of the ooun.
try, hos fruit trees Of various kinds plant.
cd, Ondthe prospect s,thut in u few years
the people boro will be bountihlly SUP.
Piled with fruit,
c. G. N.
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LETTER FROM IOWA.
ONAnA N. n. June bth $50.

Cshs,pondenes or ihs Tdsuue.
TIFroE, Iowa, June 9th 1859.
EDTToRs OF THE TRIBUNE. have
had variety Of weather, this season
The winter was what we call moderate
---there were few cold days, II is true.
The spring was cold and wet. For the
last month, however, the weather has
been fair for business, and for the growth
Of VEGETABLES. The nights have usually
been cold. On the Sd inst, We had quite
heavy frost. The corn was considera-
bly, nipPed in some localities. The dam
age to the young crop, we trust, will not
be great.
Some two weeks since, a terrible whirl.
wind and waterspout passed about a half
mile south Of Iowa Ciy-is completely
demolished everything il passed ovcr.-
Fortunately it did not strike the Earth
for more than eight or ten miles-its
width in some places was only few hun
dred feet. Much property was destroyed.
-Four persons are known 10 have been in
stuntly killed-some ten or twelve woun-
ded---some, Il is feared dangerously. The
escape Of many persons appears, miracu-
lous. One large brick house was entire
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The following story is good becanso Il
is true. We had Il from ths lips Of good
woman, who was told Il by the principal
actor herself:
81 was aservant in a respectable fdmily
| used 10 love mooch, and I feel moooh
ashamed TO remember how l behave ven
was so little Shon-that was nv
beau then--Shon; he took noe to tho tho
ater one night, when been in Filadelfy
three weeks. We sits IN the CELERY
and we not SEQ good, and Shon said ~
would get peter seat So he puts hia
leg round do post, and shlides down nil
dc pit, and be looks np and calls out Kai.
rinel katrinei COON downl tsh q qooI
view hereH and Leaned over, and said d,
How can coem, ShoRr and he said
Just shlidCh down.. s. put ny le1s
round do pillar, and shlides t3o, DonJori
how de peoples laugh. pey Abgh "a dt4
play 90 more dat night upon the sls
Every body laugh. and yell, and whistle
all over AZ house, / wst much asha
den, tho' knew noa any harml Dut nov
| plushes red every time dinke of il'
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aAIiss, can / have tbo pleasure Of dan

"AIiss, can have the pleasure Of dane
ing withyou the next cotillionW
"Well, don't know"
Engaged, perhapsW
"Well, ef you must know, amt quite
done ehGl0ing my rGloEuml"
Tho best capital for young men 10 starte
with in life, is industry, good sense, cour-
age and the fear Of God. Itis better than
all the credit or cash thai was ever rails
ed
A Patlander being asked whether he
did not frequently converse with his friend
Jimmy, in Irish, replied;
"No, indade. Jimmy often spakes TO
me in Irish, but always answers him in
English"
"Why sol"
"Och, honey, don't you see, belSaze
don't wan. Jimmy to know that under
stand Irisl,n
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New GOOdsl New GOOds!!
MISSES A. an. A. HUSBAND ARE this day open
vi IA alatgc stock ofMilliaery and Fancy Goods,
oonsitiing of

Plumet, satias, Velveti, silks, Lsces, Embroidet
lea Threads Needles, Pins, and athc otretrai ofsuch
an establishment 70 which he attention Of the ladies Of
Seneci countyand vicinity srespectiuly invited The
Stock s 0 the best quality and will b. sold choapcr than
can be bought elsewhere. An Kinds Of Millinery work
done 1.-THE latest style with dispatch
Aliherl discount made to country Milhncft.-Also
forSale Canada Salre the best remedy that has ever
nois Chapedhand and all diseases and iniuries Of the
skin.
Room IN Tomb's Block opposite the shawhan House,
Tidin, Ohio. octi0
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Dr. Adam Clark, who had strong a.
version 20 pork, was called upon 10 say
grace at a dianer, where the principle dish
was a roast pig. He is reported to have
said' 20 Lord, II thou canst bless under
the Gospel what thou didst curse under
the Law, bless this PIC"
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
JOHN HOUCK.
To the Ladies.

have fxed Up ny room in t'p-top style, and pre-.
pared 10 wait you Just right. have splendid siock
Of Gaierf slippers and shoes Just expressly Tor you
GaocnEs, Nc-f have large stock OF GroCeTi con.
sistiug Of Sugar, Tea Coffee, Tobacco, Sc, which
will tcu cheup for cash OF eachango with iauneu co.
Produce.
msaIqm JOHN HOUCK.
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speciaI NOtice.

A IL persors Indebted 10 Thomas Rea for Boois and
"A Shoes requeuedio make iHnedi payne NJ a.
be pay bis debts; aud an those owing him muSi
90 he same books ust BE- settled 10 days.
Tinin, Mafeh26, is59-apis THOMAS RES.
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Leonard Adams,
NELSON 1. bREwRR.
'A''-s stem iSlil q JoRnson, oiiiias m ,''''

Attorneys and Councillors at Law.
OFFICE, IN Hedges'New Block over Yollmef'scloh-
ing sorei Main street. Professional business and the
collection Of all kinds Of elaine promptly attended to-
Titin, Dec. t7th lt58.
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o. +. Miller. II. McAlistcr.
G. f. MILLER & co.

nkALER6 To- STOVES. and MtnuihctureTs Of Tin,
~ Copper and Sheet iron Ware Opposite the Court
neuse, 81 Singers Biock
TINA, ApdiB, iess-N
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j. j. steiner.
William N. Davenport

Commissioner for Kentucky aud California.
OFFICR-.Nouh East Corner Fourth aud Walnut
Streets, oinolnhai Ohio. Pariicuaf attention paid
10 NoaFa business and taking Deposition. oct22T
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AND LAND AGENCY,
JONES s. THOMAS,

JONES g. THOMAS,
FostOrla, ohio.
General Collecting and Land Agents, will promptly
attend 10 the collection of oil claims entrusted 20 their
care, in seneca and adjoining Counties. viii also
attend TO eases wheie legal advice a needed In Prose
cutting suits before justices ofthe Peace. Persons wish
Ing % bay or sell Land orrown Properly will Ind II to
their advantage sogive ui aeal, ,,,,,
IA 4. w. THOMAS.
RnrEr 20 PALMER g MAsTIN, Fiudlay.
Corr = BHowssi -
w. P.& H. NouLE, Titin.
tE lFosrER Cos fostona.
q Dee. "a, lese-tf
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Steamships.


xrf1S.ss NEW YORK
BALTIMORE.
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS.
STEAMSHIPS
POTOMAC, Capt. G. W. Watson.
PARKERSBURG, Capt VIM Powell.
TliOS. SWAMI, Capt. J. T. Ramsey.
LOCUST POINT, Capt d. French
GEORGES CREEK, Capt B. Morley
Having been reftcd with New and Powerful Machinery
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier Il, n. r., and
BALTIMORE,
from Spears wharf
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
MAKING THE PASSAGE -
IN FORTY HOURS.
~ Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity and
dispatch by this line
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK.
Other goods in proportion.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, Provi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly for
warded by this Line free of commission.
1NSURANCE-ONE QUARTER PER CENT effected at the
Office of the Line previous to departure of
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF,
to H. B. CROMWELL x co,
So WEST STREET,
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agritulturaI.
TUANO! GUANO!l
~ PERUVIAN,
CALIFORNIA,
WHITE MEXICAN,
NAVASSA,

GUANOl GUANO!l
VI PERTyIT44iN3n
{" ti'. a. BROWN MEXICAN,
BONE 16TEEbERGs sUpERpHospHArE
all Of the best quality for sale in lots e sq az The lowest
mhotr ''e Hongsworh street. near Pratt St Wharf
Il PHOSPHATE OF LIME
Tiers co at their Carbon Works and pro-
nounced Superior to all For limestone land isnvu-
ing with all the benefits arising from Guano, has of
its exfaustins effects For sale by wppp ppo
mh8u corner Pratt and Commerce streets
A PERUVIAN GUANO.-Of direct importa-
@ fo s9F By lG a % Gfnn
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO.-Contain-
SFn9 By ei
DALE. mh4f
A A MEXICAN GUANO, DROWN. VERY
3 3 at 2 5 @ 70 per cent %nn9
For }t, sals in bulk or bbis. BY ~ + TURNER
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
ABR0WN lin bulk bbs containing from co to 65 per
qf fsistf by J. J. F. + rHPF fat Street
EOR TIE SOUTH-No. PERUVIAN
Il GUANO furnished those having orders from Virginia
s,e, ~ 50 ~ ''' J, J. & F. Tg I'M Is,...
DERUVIAN GUANO.-1, 900 tons No. Peru
j. Wan Guano discharging from vessels direct from
Chincha Islands, in beautiful orler sale quantities
suit a liberal discount made to Commission Merchants
and Clubs purchasing lots of upwards p NAL
COM co, Wood street, Bowlys wharf felOtf
DURE GROUND BONES
Il THE BEST AND MOST ENDURING FERTILIZER,
always in large supply at the veTy loTfst gHFe at
ja2s-tf Exchange Place
GUANO! GUANOl -.-
~ NEVASSA GUANO.
VIM. +. MURDOCH,
Agent, No. IS Exchange Place.
am prepared sell the following Phosphate
GuANOS to the trade and farmers.
BROWN COLUMBIA NEvASSA, 7OaS5 per cent. bone
phosphate of Lime
Also, WHITE MEXICAN AND AA BROWN MEXICAN
d23-tf
MILNOR & CURTIS,
1Vl COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
GU1NOS, FIELD SEEDS dc,
No 90 LOMBARD STREET,
Baltimore.
Libral advances made consignment. oc6tf
EUANO! GUANO!-200 tons ''Brown Mexi-
can" GUANO, ANALYSING 65 per bone phosphate of
lime for sale by VIM F. MURDOCH,
3 CDOnnpS
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c. REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
E The subscribers in addition to their regular Auction
will hereafter give particular attention 10 PRi
NATE SALES OF REAL ESTATE, FIRST CLASS dwell
LING HOUSES, LOTS OF GROUND, FARMS, COUNTR
SEATS, GROUND RENTS, &c, of which Register will b
kept for the information of purchasers.
GIBSON K CO,
IN Chura
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amustmfnts.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.

MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
THIS friday NIGHT March 18th.
BENEFIT OF LITTLE JAMIE,
And his last appearance but two, which occasion the
renowned
SWISS BEARDED LADY,
THE LILLIPUTIAN QUEEN,
better known
MRS. GEN TOM THUMB
The smallest and handsomest lady in the world
And the original and only
SWISS WARBLER,
Will make their second appearance in this city
In connection with the
DRUID OK HORN PLAY Frs and LITTLE JAMIE,
The Infant Vocalist and Delineator,
All for one price of admission, both companies appearing
at each entertainment
GRAND EXTRA ENTERTAINMENT AND ATTRACTION
~ THIS AFTERNOON AT 214 O'CLOCK.
JAMIE BEN EFT at o'clock tonight, when he will
present to the audience
SPLENDID SILVER TEA SET FREE.
saturday afternoon performance 2 Schools
and Families.
Saturday night at O'Clock
Admission to afternoon performance for Children and
Schools 10
5cent
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Glulati0n
9Aants.

WANTED-S5,0 900 on a good Farm, worth
w s20OO, for three five ten years. Call r. W.
RASIN, No. 81 Fayete street. St Paul st. mhIl6t
NTANTED.-l8 to 80 ACRES OF LAND, low
w price, with the usual hut very plain Improvements,
within miles of this city Inquire at - East Baltimore
street. mhl0tN
VITANTED.-BY A GENTLEMAN OF IN
w questionable character, situation in LAWY Err ;
OFFICE, Banking House. in Mercantile Establish
Would render himself generally useful Could in
uence trade in business Address q a. j., of Arm
strong x Berry.
Refers to Garfield, Bro & Co.. Armstrong & Berry, S. D.
CoubOurn, Esq, Hon W. S. Waters, Hon j. G. Groome
Ekton Nd, Hon. J. H. Jones, Princess Anne, Md mh--2w
yTTANTED.-A PARTNER WITH A CAPT.
w tai of$OOOO, in Commission Manufactured Tobacco
House already established. Address Box No 239 Post
Office mil If
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JNO. s. CUTTINGS h CO.,
- BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No ~ SOUTH
Buy and sellon Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes, and other
collatetals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock IoaIrs.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business Of Private Banking i'll all of its depart
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o. Dartntrsbip Actitts.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Il FORMED A COPARTN ERSHIP under the firm and
style of LON ELL * HOBBS, for the transaction of the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS on
the n. W corner of BALTIMORE HIGH STREETS.
:. G LOWELL,
Baltimore, March G. w IIDBBS
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plumbers,

DLUMBING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
JAMES FAY. No l6 Sharp street. doors south Of Ger
man street, Baltimore. Keeps constantly hand
sortment of MIGRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS, Rams,
Water Closets Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Zinc WASH BA-
SINS and BATH FIXTURES of every description, put
the shortest notice the most improved principles. All
JOB WORK punctually attended the most reasonable
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WE WILL THIS DAY OPEN OUR STOCK
w OF PRIME GROCERIES, which are fresh and of the
best qutiiy, with fine selection of WINES BRANDlES,
WIllSKEYS TOBACCO and CIGARS, and hope, by strict
attention to business merit portion of public patronage
VEIL & HOBBS,
cnrina iiilnnr ninIll li.rl ..Ita
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TOHNSTONS BANK
DISCOUNTING
ON COLLATERAL SECURITIES.
JOHNSTONS'
COLLECTION BANK
Is making Collections speedily and at low rates.
This BANK makes advances Collection paper.
JOuNSTONS'
EXCHANGE BANK
buys and sells Bank Notes and Exchange favorable
terms.
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET.
JOIINSTONS BROTHERS CO.,
dS-f BANKERS.
WIN. McGREW'S
L0OKING-G GLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
ART REPOSITORY,
No. 90 NORTH HOWARD STREET.
A splendid assortment of
MIRRORS,
PORTRAIT
PICTURE FRAMES,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND MADE TO ORDER
ON THE SHORTEST
MOTTO E
No GIN HOWARD ST.
d23tf Baltimore No
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Tailors.

TOHN II. REA Il CO.,
- CLOTHTERS,
CORNER SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN II. REA Co, take pleasure announcing
to the public generally that their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before
Having hand splendid stock of CLOTHS CASSE
MERES and NESrNGS which they will make up to order
in style that fail to please both i'll price and
facture.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Crava Scafs Ties Suspenders, Handkerchief, Shirts,
and Gloves in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING is
worthy the attention of Planters ocl3tf
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BY SAMUEL II. COVER
; VALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
!, NEAR THE FREDERICK ROAD,

As-.Nz AT AUUIIUN.
The Of this property having removed to the city
O'clock at the Exchange Saesroom 10 South Gay street. all
the follow ing described valuable property, viz:
ALL THAT LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS situated the
road leading from Gainesville and Fankntown and
the old Frederick road containing about 81 and ad
joins the land of Messrs Thomas Eco and Gibson Co
The i'm provemens consist of a Frame DWELLING, two
stories hgh containing six and other necessary out
houses.
There is upon the land APPLE ORCHARD, in full
bearing together with great variety of other Fruit &c
sale peremptory Terms cash.
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SAML H. COVER, Auconeer
mh9-ts No. 81 Baltimore street
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FORT


Will be sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 18th,
at o'clock at the Merchants Exchange Sales Room No 9
s Gay street, all the following described very valuable
property, viz:
ALI. THAT LOT OF GROUND situated on Fort avenue
adjoining the property the west of the late William Bod
the Port Wardens line, containing eleven and four
percheS of land and acres, roodS and thirty
perccs of water making in all seventeen acres FOODS
and perches The above lot being Nos Al
the plat The whole lot being subject ground
$3.50 which be eXtnguished in 1868 by giving thirty
days notice to the lessor.
Terms of sale-Onethrd cash. balance in one, two and
three years, with interest and security.
y plat can be seen at my store.
SAML. II. COVER, Auctoneer,
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TUAL NOTICE.-THE U UNDERSIGNED
~ Agents for the sale of the BOSTON COAL C9MPA-
NY'S COAL, will carry on A GENERAL COAL BUSI-
NESS under the firm of l. D. LONEY CO., at the Office
lately occupied by their former Agent, Mr. r. T. Bassfod,
No So SOUTH STREET. HALL X LONEY
LIST ~
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BY F. ". BENNETT x co

fT..:1 TRU STEES SALE.-By virtue of de
of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
signed Trustee, will sell AT public auction the Mer
chants Exchange, No 10 South Gay street. city Of Balti
more FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 18th of March, 1859, at
A,rlncl
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ff..4 TRUSTEES SALE.--The subcribers as
#iiii Trustees of ROBERT HOWARD will offer at public
-4.Sae at the Exchange sales the city
more THURSDAY, the 18th day of March, at o'clock
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore city, begin
ming the south side of Franklin thirty feet
from Paca street and running thence Franklin
twentyseyen feet six inches with depth of eghyone feet
with the improvements consisting of large threestOry
BRICK DWELLING, with large back building Subject to
annual ground of $2 10 payable half yearly, first
January and July, and redeemable at pleasure.
Tems-One third cash. and the balance in six and twelve
months with interest and security.
VIM. H. BROWN, and
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NURLETT Z SUNS
" CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
No. 80 NORTH STREET
CsEEG The undersigned having greatly en-
&Ala rged their premises aud increased their fac-
call the attention of the public to their
extensive stock of every description CARRIAGES finished
in the elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared sell accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURLETT Il son,
iy24tf 81 North Baltimore.
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furniture.

e,SS@s=s=Ts4s5A MARYLAND STEAM
- FURNIT L K f. WORKS.
S. $ STEVENS x SONS,
No. 6 Low STREET,
opposite Front street Theatre,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, &c.
We ask the attention of friends and patrons
to establishment, full operation wherein
employed army of operatives, with the approved
machinery being Of the extensive establishments
i'll the United Sta