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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

LOLA MoNrEz or THE AMERIcANs.-L Lola is
lecturing in England, her chief theme being
America and Americans. In lecture at Liver
pool, she said of us:
.syoIatiIe and enthusiastic in their feelings,
the Americans were easily throwninto a state of
universal feverish excitement, during which
they literally worShipped their idols, and as
easily relapsed into state of calm, i'll which
their Indifference was as profound as their en-
thusiasm had been eXtatic. In illustration, she
referred to the reception given in America to
Kossuth, who was afterwards plunged in such
an abyss of infamy and abuse as no man ever
rested under befOrc-(hisses )-they first made
god Of hiu, and then converted him into de-
mon,
On the laying of the Atlantic cable. the
Americans took to themselves all the glory;
there was telegraphic whirlwind, and the peo-
pie danced with kind of galvanic delight; the
''rnishty Cyrus daughter was almost del.
fed: but now his three day glory laughter =
was gone. The Americans had more activity
and goa. a.headitiveness-[la [laughiell and spirit
than the English, who, however, had more
strength and Substance. Indeed, the character
istic of the American was speed, whilst that
of the Englishman was strength. The Amerl-
can was formidable in attack; the EngliShman
in defence The Englishnan. though beaten,
was still formidable, but beaten American was
good for nothing.
America. 4 broken down tradesman could en-
ter the learned profession of law or medicine
with three months study, and be at the head OF
hi; profession in six months Afterwards augh-
Iceland these professions are made of broken
down merchants, horse jockeys, prize fighters
and adyenturers The element of speed" en-
tered @ even into the religion, which. like every
thing else, went by steam; its professors trav-
elled by express railway train to goryt;mii ,tii.
on;ninn was so great a tyrant, and where un-
popular course was branded with so much infa-
my. .o.;a.,..,
,vben she was unmarried But" said Lola,
with suggestive emphasis, when the choice is
made-Lroars of laughterl good bye to her Tree
dom ana happiness. She must be submissive to
her her busband-become good wife, and so forth:
If / were man-[renewed lnughterl@l said II it
II would prefer an American girl to tilrt WITH
but / should choose an English girl to marry
(Applause.) Courting is delightful affair in
America. / dare say men think it so IN this
country, but they have not been IN America.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

DRy HOLMES (the Autoc-at) being asked to the
annual supper of the Hartford hnsty pudding
cInb excused himself on account of his eogage..
ments at his own farm, where he was occupied
in cultiyatipg Indian Corn. So he sent this
toast "Corn fed boys and corn fed girls-the
best material for perpetuating this glorious
confederation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21
Imnnrtant to Females.

lnpOrGduII % .OAAAt " Z. ! : - - ,,,,rps
DIsEAsEI OF females by s,
Rame lies for female deranEemsnts from Sl 20 -.
Relief guaranteed in all cases coasuItaton anu
GtrictIy confidential Patients from distance
lh board nurJing anu exclusive attendance Meeines
sent by mail Ladies' private circular sent per
except postts' ONCE No. sS "est zasa s'''f's"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21
SADDLES. HARNESS. ETRUNK5, 40.
NOTICE.
.iuAa niOrEAH.

VXyHOLEsALE AND RETAIL MAnUfaesurer % Saddles.
w Brides, HaTntss aud franks, and desleT In all artf
usually kept by SadleIs ke=s leave Inform the
public that he has opened No l65 MaE St. Market
Alley, where he will be glad persons wanting
the above articles Ashsintends 20 make gsOd WOTk
and sell at Rr prices he hopes 20 Obtain liberal share
public patronage. Particular paid oEFed
work, and repairing done with dispatch. sspis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-21

what High sport would a number of young
,ris con eonyerSing remind you Off Dears talking.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-08
Stutks, Gxtballat, TT.


VIRGINIA BANK NOTES for sale by SAML.
HARRIS SONS, l96 Baltimore street FED st
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL THE PRIN-
cities OF the United States and funds advanced
fe4.tf THO. J. CARSON
VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND NORTH CAR
' DINA Bank Notes, for sale by n,
nRAFTS IN SUMS TO SUIT ON NORFOLK,
Petersburg, Richmond Fredericksburg and Alexandria
Virginia !;i[f constantly for sale by THO c,psox
A DVANCES MADE ON STOCKS AND BILLS
t1by [fe4tn THO. J. CARSON.
CANTON COMPANY STOCK for sale by MAR
OTIN LEWIS, No. South street, up stairs. fel2w
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK STOCK
j. for sale by MARTIN LEWIS No South street, up
NORTHERN CENTRAL BONDS AND STOCK
for sale by MARTIN LEWIS, Not South street,
CITY OF BALTIMORE NOTES, having six
and twelve months to run, wanted by MARTIN LEWIS,
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK for sale by
DJNO. s. Cuttings & CO. ja3ln
MARINE BA N STOCK for sale by JNo. 5.
CITIZENS BANK STOCK for sale by JNO. s.
OGITTINGs & co. jasl-tf
Union BANK STOCK for sale by JNO. S.
- Cuttings II co. ja3l-tf
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK wanted by
IYlJNo s. Cuttings co. jasl-tf
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES for sale by SAML
HARRIS SONS, 1866 Baltimore street. ja26-3t
WINCHESTER, CHARLESTOWNa and LEES
" burg Checks for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS SONS,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
m iqsaq'y e wanted at lowest rates. by PDRvs
STOCKS, BONDS, aud all other kinds of Secu-
S4b s ssg ReSe bought and '0 Gny on
DRIME BUSINESS PAPER.-Constantly for
stairsJ w. '0A'" '''ee ial II #
DRIME BUSINESS PAPER.-Wanted at low
.ts,rs rates by MARTIN LEWIS, No South street gp
discounts GRANTED DAILY IN FIRST
aRS R 3fs @ d snS s geo Rs @
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO l. CO,
~ ~ San Francisco Cal, and on P. C BoMBALIER CO.
apl0-6 u Smiths wharf, up stairs.
MARYLAND STATE STOCKS, 7o's and COS
III wanted by JOHN S Cuttings co, South
and Second streets mr2Gu
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK, wanted by
~ SAMUEL HARRIS, Junr basement Chesapeake
MECHANICS BANK STOCK, for sale by
Nm sIk SAMUEL HARRIS, Jun'r' basement Chesapeake
baltimore SKIES, ls9O-For sale by
~ SAMUEL HARRIS, Jun'r, basement Chesapeake
PANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK, for sale by
Up H. SULLIVAN, No. "a Second st. n4tf'
CTOCK ORDERS EXECUTED BY SAM. HAIR
ORIS sen, 1876 Baltimore street n4f
VIRGINIA FUNDS WANTED BY SAM. HAIR
' RIS son, le6 Baltimore street n4tf
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK wanted by
IlSAMUEL HARRIS, JUN, basement Chesapee Ike Bank
oc27-tf ~
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX CO.
aulSu Grocers Exchange
NlTY STOCK OF 1873 AND ls86.-Wanted
Wy r. H. 81 LlIN AN, No "a Second street. n4f
C700 000 NORFOLK CITY SIX PER
sDlOO.OOUcent Stock due in 1888 with interest
gyable annually, January and july sale by JOHN
.. UIlIlNGS CO. diff
MARYLAND SIS and 6's wanted, at best rates,
4y1by ISRAEL COHEN. nl9-tf
nRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Bonds interest payable in New York, for sale by JOHN
o VII llNUS * TO- n4-U
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-08

a BENZ. WASKEY'S
Ea EXTENSIVE
MI FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROONS,
No. 3 N. GAY ST.,
and No. As South street, Baltimore,
Has hand and constantly manufacturing every descrp
ton Chairs Bedsteads Tables Bureaus Sdeboards
Tete aTees Lounges Cribs Settees Wash Work Stands
Cradles Feathers Feather Beds Bedding, HAIR Cotton and
Husk Mattresses wholesale and RETAIL prices that must
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&C. at the lowest Captains of vessels others will
find to their advantage to buy as they NAV RELY on
having their goods packed with care for shipping
Don't forget the numbers South street. Red in
ut, 3
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p MCLAUGHLIN, )r
MAURICE BUSHE, Executors.
AL -eoGds WM HAMILTON, Auctinnear

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
#siit LEASEH0LD PROPERTY will by virtue of a de-
of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, sell, by
public auction, at the Exchange No s.
street on HI FRpAT FebGqary 9th 1852 at o'clock P NJ
the northeast of Franklin Chasworh streets
having front on the former of 1875 feet and depth
payable hall, yearly. y "
improved by well built and handsome brick DWELLING
three-sores in height with parlor passage break
fastroom and kitchen on the first floor - :.
The terms OF sale Oneha cash. and the balance in six
months with interest - - 49, ~ " @
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rzz - STEINWAY & SONS
CELEBRATED
u GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS
Sole Agent for Maryland,
WIN. +. THIEDE,
- No 80 FAYETTR ST., NEAR CHARLEs
These Pianos have received the
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
wherever they have in competition with other MANN
factories, and have been pronounced by
BEST ARTISTS
as the finest toned instruments before the pnblic
Pianos of STEINWAY SONS make, have the reputa-
tone after several years handling ~ "
References as to their superiority can be seen at the
agency. MKT
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fT.A> FOR RENT.-The Warehouse No. 40
r%b9d opposite the Public est Spre
large Dry Cellar the Gas figures be taken with the
oc2sd 40 Lombard street.
ffT Or FARMS, CITY PROPERTY, &C., &c
iji s5OO0OO dollars worth OF Real Estate now on hand
Railroads or Turnpkes-most of them well improved and
S Beautiful Farms in Talbot county, on the salt water
healthy well improved and convenient 70 steamboats,
productive propertyl acres or miles water front
The land rem ark pqo
duetiy seu situation t. g. BEAUTIFUL eau and healthy
best n the county fine improvements; location unques
Beautiful Country Seat near the city for sale cheap
1900 Acres of Land in Lawrence county, Georgia,
Land miles rom FreericP P city and 81
story Grst and Saw MILL &c, and good Water Bower bar
dwellings @ att" ",es nSIss9
100000 Acres Land in Sullivan county Pennsylvania
& viii purchasers at in ay
Several Country Seats, and large number of building
sites beyond and near the city
yield l6 per cent the investment
SALE nInf Of @ RTGnggs A nPf If E2ts T6 D the city
q, Persons I wishing to PURCAsE SELL EXCHANGE
j.. Il X. Is.
o20u Commission Agents.
BUILDING LOTS.-l4OO FEET BUILDING
ID FRONT Jefferson, Wolfe, Fayete, Castle Chester
Choptank and McEdey streets various depth ali high
'>''~ . &c Go L. HARRISON,
au3l-tf 60Donnells wharf.
OFFICE FOR RENT.-FINE LARGE OFFICE
~ on I'd floor, corner of North and Baltimore SITS. Apply
o. FOR RENT.-THE WAREHOUSE No.
h q South Charles street., and STORY Warehouse in
~ the rear. Apply to DUGAN & JENKINS,
olld q South Charles street.
o. FOR RENT.-THE SECOND STORY OF
I4 Lombard. Also, the commodious new twostory
warehouse in the rear of same Apply to ,r,>-,.,-,
oll-tf q S. Charles St
O. FOR RENT.-THE HOUSE No. l6l
hk,,i WEST PRATT STREET, recently fitted up in supe-
rior style with fixtures complete a restaurant and
J. CROSBY & son,
Je2d Is Bowly's wharf.
O. FOR SALE.-DWELLING HOUSE AND
iii LOT No 2le West Lombard street. opposite Medical
College Lot 81 feet front and lO feet deep an
alley; house IS by about ninety feet, including BACK
BUILDINGS three stories high, with all moderate fixtures
Stable in the sufficient five carriages horses and
J. CROSBY son,
le25u Is Bowly's wharf
O. FOR SALE.-TIE SUPERIOR HREE
iii Story DIV ELLING No 2O6 North Charles street, be
Ii y y%9 Eager having large three story BACK
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete.
The lot is 25 by $50 feet running back foot street
The buildings of the best material and most substantial
having been erected under the superintendent
and for the residence of the
capacious and dry cellar extends under main and back
Inquire on the premises, of B. T. ELDER,
mo. 40 South Eutaw street
mrlS-H Opposite B. 4 o. r. R. Depot
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L. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee
fe4 Jaw &ds VIM HAMIIT0E Auct;r

fTs::t TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of d Q
cree of the Superior Court of Baltimore city sitting
s-sa Court of Equity the undersigned, Trustee, il
otter at public sale on THURSDAY February 10TH 1885,
MI THOSE TWO toTs OF GROUND lying in the city of
Baltimore and described fellowship beginning for
of said lots the line of the south side of Abbot street. one
hundred and sixty three feet easery from the southeast
corner OF bet and Bond Streets running thence eaery on
the same line twelve feet and nine inches thence souhery
and parallel with Bond street foryeght feet four
alley in common thence westerly the north side of said
alley, and parallel with Abbot twelve and nine
INCHES thence by straight line to the place of beginning
Beginning for the second of said lots, line
south side of Abbot street hundred
and nine inches easery from the southeast Abbot
and Bond Streets running thence eastery the line
twelve feet and nine inches thence southerly and parallel
with Bond street foyegh feet four feet alley in
thence westerly on the north side of said alley and
thehce by straight line to the place of beginning.
The improvements each of said lots consist Of
story BRICK DWELLING, with basement.
fach Lot Is subject to general of nineteen dollars
and twelve and half cents per payable equal
iannua nstaments of nine dollars ifty-six cents
each on the first days of July and January in each year
Terms of sale, prescribed by the Court are-Onehalf
cash. and the balance in four months with interest,"
cured by note to the satisfaction of the Trustee
p. MCLAUGHLIN, Trustee.
laloeo&ds WIN. HAMILTON. Auct'r-
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jalseo&ds WM HAMiiTOS Anctr
BY GIBSON g. CO.

fEsf MANUFACTURING SITE FOR SALE
i The undersigned will sell public sale on the 8t of
city of Baltimore: - 49, " '0
The VALUABLE PROPERTY heretofore used by the
1atore Eagle Works for the manufacture Chemicals
There IS two and half of land located the Northern
Central Railroad in Baltimore county and about mile dis
tan from the Bolton Depot fronts feet on the Rail
road; and has on it stone FACTORY BUILDING, 30
eet by 90 and hARNISH HOUSE, three stories high of
snd two BSers on the premises There is also EIGHT
SIUNE DIV EllINGS for workmen. track from the Rail
road runs the whole length of the Factory building an
unraDe situation for manufacturing purposes Of almost
any descpton there being right of abundant supply of
water 1t will be sold subject to annual $500
arranged - ~ '-'
For examination of property or particulars thereof
applyto c. BROOKS. Madison Avenue
or to Fl. P. BROOKS, No l Law Buildings,
St Paul street.
fe5-2awts GIBSON <
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-08

VNHE NEW STYLE
POINTED YOKE SHIRT!
large supply always on hand,
Gentlemens Measures taken and
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER,
OF the best materials, at the shortest notice,
WARRANTED TO FIT
ms pattern something entirely and of our own in
venon efectng at pleasant and handsome fitting
Shirt peculiarly sung itself to the shape wearer
GREAT BARGAINS IN FURNISHING GOODS
We are now offering entire stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
at reduced prices reduce Stock for Spring Our as
sorment of Gloves, underclohing, Cravat Ties Hdkfs
&C. IS very complete and offers persons in
- rN'0'' -"
large and varied assortment of Emb Bosoms Cross
plats and stitched Bosoms for Shirts
CONSTABLE, WALKER co,
49,. 155 Baltimore street,
lhlou Opposite Museum.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-08

CHARLES r. GRAFf LIroN
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
~ ADFER Using AGENCY
CRAFT CLIFTON,
OFFICE No. Second Story Franklin Building n corner
of Baltimore and North streets.
ESr Baltimore Merchants, application as above can
have their Advertisements inserted Publishers Prices in
ANY NEWSPAPER PERIODICAL IN THE UNITED STATES at
saving to the Advertiser of all commissions postage
trouble, &C. 0'
REFER
Kerr Co., Daily Exchange; p. Herman & Son;
Bull K futile, Bait Clipper: Cortlan Co;
T. Kane, Ger. Correspondent Z. Whitman & Co.
c. II. Schnautler, Wecker Henry A Thompson;
B. H. Richardson & Co .Rep'n Robbins & CO.
McJilton l. Wells Patriot; Stephen S Lee
+; I Gates Reese, NJ Protest't Samson Carss Co.;
Williams 4 Moore, Fam Jour Henry D. Mears
p. j. Hedian, Catholic Mirror Jas b. Mason Il Co.
Radcliffe L Co, W. Dispatch; Chas Pendergast;
n. B. Worthington, Am Far; Weriebaugh Smith h Co.
Murphy l. Co, Metropolitan; Love, Martin Il Co:
VIM. D. Hughes, Freeman Bartlett & Bro;
Sherwood & Co.. g. W Bowen & Co ia256m
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Street.
GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE.-Two deslra-
~ BILE tracts OF 400 each at So acre. will ex-
changed for city property large lands at
all prices offering superior advantages location health
and profit, over any other State in the Union Apply
JAMES R. BUTTS, Esq, Macon, Georgia; or
JAMES BOYD,
Il Dn,nln
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A LII THE SAFES
IA AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE
BURNED UP
F.

IA At THE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE
BURNED UP
EXCEPT LILLIE'S
LILLE TRlUMPHANT-A GREAT TEsr-The fire at the
Crystal Palace, New York. test of Safes than
which none more thorough could have been desired Those
who were on the ground that the hottest burning
they The of the Safe Manufacturers were in
an exposed situation Lewis Lille of Troy, Stearn Mar
gn of New ork, and Others among the exhibitors
found burnt out and others were complete wrecks
LILIES ALONE UNIyJURED, except in the fryng of
the paint the inside doors The Institute could not
have arranged better trial. had special arrangement been
made for the purpose could Mr. Lille possibly have s
cured greater triumph for his remarkable invention Troy
Safes now take the lead.-Daily Times
sufferers by the destruction Of this edce Messrs Stearns
Marvin Sheet Iron Safe Manufacturers also one or two
others About 900 worth Of these Safes destroyed
chilled Iron Burglar Proof Safe the only Safe
LILIES SAFES uninjured by the fire. except burn
ing OF paint All other Safes Times
The above Is positive proof that LILIES SAFES are the
ONLY RELIABLE ONES in GREAT FIRES They also perfect
security against BURGLARS.
assortment hand and for sale at the Agency 1872 Bal
timore street
ocl2h C. S. wILLETT e.
QiCHMOND FLOUR-The undersigned have
been appointed by the manufacturers, at Richmond
Agents for the sale in this market Of the well known brands
Of four-"TALL1AFERR0n and &c THORNTON,r and are
prepared to negotiate for entire cargoes or less Quantities of
this Flour delivered board vessels at Richmond at manu-
or in this MARKET with the addition of usual
supply sufficient to fill orders recurring immediate delir-
cry will be kept hand Warehouses; to which we
solicit the attention of shippers.
p MALCoM & CO.,
-nllu Bowlys wharf.
A GENCY OF THE HAZARD POWDER COM
- rASY-Every variety of this superior POWDER,
from the finest sporting and duckng mining
stored in magazine and for by d. j. FOLEY
BkO, sole agents, so South street. ja6-tf
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G.f THE BEST FARMS IN MARYLAND-
| Finding it impossible spare the time required the
owner has concluded to RENT either one or both Of
ms They are situated the south side the Pa
apsco five miles from Baltimore by water, hanging ove
Fort Carroll These splendid Farms are the first Fut Veee
table and Grain Farms in the State contains 23 acres
the other 1856 than half is cleared and in chi
hvaton For further particulars apply to
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JAMES BOYD,
Real Estate Broker,
D6 ST Paul ctraat

o. FOR RENT-THE FOUR STORY WARE
# HOUSE, on the of Pratt and Cypress al
49, ley, occupied by Messrs. Eggert Bobeth
Also, the adjoining STORE and CELLAR.
S. W. SMITH,
d2-t parlct
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NJ OTlCE.-l will contract TO winter 10 or u
HORSES on the following Six dollars per month
on hay with Of comfortable stables regular attention
all grain given TO be paid for at the market value
and the horse at the risk of the owner
have few fine HARNESS HORSES for sale. and n nar
of Pennsylvania FAMILY HORSES
Several superior DEVON CATTLE, mae and female and
lot of imported ALDERNEYS, (mae and female,) with
many Ayrshires mae and emae of the highest milking
properties. 0
DURHAM STOCK, from the famed SALIIE WALKER
For Particulars address call on
MARTIN G0LDSBOROUGH,
~ No. "A y. Calvert street, Bait,
dl4f General Agant
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urrsSey-9m F. d. BENTEEN,
Es3-f-R3 SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
VI III ~ VI III OF
~ NUNN'S CLARK'S PIANO FORTES,
No 10 North Charles street. and so Fayette St
NUNNS CLARk'S PIANOS are so well known through
less to say anything in their praise Nevertheless the
made in these Pianos for the past years
any other and the fact being daily corroboraed by ali dis
interested persons. - $50 ~
Having had many years experience in selling Pianos
the most celebrated makers the subscriber confident that
by the late improvements in these Instruments thew
are the best and most perfect Pianos made.
Also from other celebrated factories and an as
at low prices. - " ~ '
g-Pianos for rent tuned and repaired
ME1DDEONS from Si5 yards AKA
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9nblit SaIts.
BY WIN, HANILTON
EXECTTTOpCp GATE OF

fEse EXECUTORS SALEOF
M#ii mn VALUABLE LEASEH0LD PROPERTY.
xs The undersigned, executors of John Graham de-
Gese9 Vii sell at public auction, TUESDAY, February
l't oSs On the premses the following property viz
ALL mar LOT OF GROUND lying the south side Of
Vine street. in the city OF Baltimore distant 81 FEET from The
west SIDE Of Schroeder running thence on Vine stree;
the middle of an alley on the rear ~ " S ="
ILL THAT LOT OF GROUND of the same Dimensions and
adjoining the above lot the west side theraof Eacb Of
said lots being subject to the annual rent of SIS payab
mi-annualy. - ' P"'"e -
The improvements on each Of said lots consist of two.
story and attic brick DWELLING, with cellar - . WV"
Terms of sale0ne half cash. and balance in six months
with interest 80 -01Sn''
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UI1N HERLLUG,
-
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
n. +. corner of Park and Lexington SITS,
BALTIMORE,
Keeps on hand and manufactures
Builders Cabinet Housekeeping and Fancy Hardware Sill
yer Plated Ware Cutlery, Hollow Ware, Locks, Brushes
Tools Saws, Files Scales, German Saws Locks Bed
steads, NC s2Sly
VIVIAN & SONS LONDON SHEATING ME-
V tai FOR SHIPS
The subscriber has received the Agency of this celebrated
English Sheathing Metal and has hand, and will
keep supply Of all Sizes
LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
Rpct ,a'cu rborf
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1e3lw Law Buildings st. Paul street. Baltimore
o. COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
MHi AN IMPROVED SITE, about Is minutes walk from
lAS the Relay House the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The improvements consist of
substantial and commodious DWELLING HOUSE "a
by 81 feet of brick and rear Porches
detached Kitchen with Servants Dwelling 6 by 2O feet
nected by a covered way
A frame BARN and STABLE with other ont buildings
including capacous Ice House, filled
A luNuriant FLOWER GARDEN
A rich VEGETABLE and FRUIT GARDEN with the hest
dainty. '"s ""ui-
4 young and well selected ORCHARD
viii be sold liberal credit possession given on the
LIST of June. Wv Gil 'i 'ie
Apply on the premises to DIR. ROBERT E. DORSEY or to