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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-27
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:THE NEW YORK BAKERY,

3 : :. =. :. J: .E,.!.!:.
fSSIIE Urd-r- guci would peattliy inform the inha-
- lit.u,s OF ottawa and vicinity tliat lie i
prepared furnish tire choicest variety Of Crackers,
such Batter. soda lemon Boston oyster, Ab-ru-tn
Water Biscuit Ai-o. bTr.d, C-.~,, Brown Bread,
Pc. &C, &c in good variety. Confectionery, % the
choices; selection, constantly hand. All kinds OF
Fancy aud Wedding Cake made 70 order
IT,. subscriber having spared pains expense
fitting Enu for the convenience and scCOmiuoJa-
ton ol liz customers and the public generally,
able 20 furnish auy;hin. their line those whp de
sire Tho-r wishing tie New YORK WAGON 10 cal dl; .
viii p'-u-- -rnd their orders 10 the y Y Bakery,
the po-- Ollc-.
sFR-urmber the place, in Eiuari>' Block, a few
west 81 II Ihowpsou's store, Nam Street Send ia
your urlrs. :l tIey vii receive prompt a:trnt.0n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-27
sIs.zIEERY AND DRESS MAKING.

! be- MISS LiZZIE MINERS ROOMS. OPP
po-ite the Mansion House Also. Ribbons Flo.ers,
RIrhes. A:-St-S' Flats, Straw Trimmings. &c. Sc.
Mrs Jones VII sIpcTinteud Dress Making and plain
sewing aIa confident ladies cannot better please
themselves than by giving her a call. my2l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-27
BUSINESS CARDS.
l. L NJ Il Il r

II Z NJ D u H.
HAVE Just sold out my interest in the Book and Sta
tGuGTy business, and purchased the stock of Lum-
Der now III HOTHSIsS a TARBLES yard, at their Ware
house, and leased the ground for a OF years,
pccting 10 confine myself entirely the Lumber trade
have large stock of al qualities the way and
Will arrive i'll few days, which l going to sell
cheaper than TIE cksdpsSt. When say cheaper than
the chrarcs it is puff advertisement. just
what If my friends aud farmer patrons will give
me ca !, they will need look farther to satisfy them
selves in prices and qualities.
sep25 y. W. RATHBCN.
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NEW ENGLAND
BAKERY & CONF FGCTIONERY
e.. ~. SaS.GED.
Cracker & Candy manufacturer

on NrdiSo1, Coyg1n',s Street C'ttrI, NiiBots,
As do business strictly Cash basis, aud have
ry facility Na,Igcurn.I enabled sci! low
a any other House in the West.
AL kiuls Of Fancy and Welding Cake kept constantly
hand and rlatr order. l1c.I~l {. V SANFORD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-27
OTTAWA STONE YARD

SuF uFeriOr Street BIgrrd's Wagon Estd6istRer
STONE Quito all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale, all delivered order
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BUSINESS CARDS.

r. y. JOINS & Co.
Land Gnd t:,tizcfjon .fTTHcy, Oftn7rd, Illinois.
Particular attention given the collection and -ecur-
ais-. the purchase and sale OF real estate, the
payment ~ taxes. &C.
Collections nal- in a.. parts Of tie Safe.
Office IL Saugrr's Block, corner Of MAN and La Sale
8.reets y p JONES.
TURN Y ENGLISH,
orIs ed q. FRY.
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JOHN M. KING,
DEALER
Hides and Leather,

SadGlcry, Hardware. and Shoe Finding,
CUsh,ndn's 0Id stand Knin Street three doors east 0j
tie Mansion House. Dttdtcd, Ill.,
The highest price always paid for Hides, Deer Skins
Furs, &c. &c. Junl9
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Stone cutter ard Stone .KdsoH-Otidtcd, H.
All kinds OF Stone Cutting and Stone Laying, with
Celebrated uOiist Stone, done on shert notice.
Yard, near the Gas Works. jUl2+-
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t.. r.F.C2TCEos

Attorney 1T L,r,r-Ors5er 1t !Sy'is 60, H.
Prompt attention paid the Investigation OF titles
payment taxes purchase and sale OF real estate and
collection Of claims.
EFTGRFNCES:
Clark \ Fakuer. Is Wall - y. Y.
s. ". Eerfoot : Co, Ohicago.
n. p. ig-'IarL.
Ogden Fir,t tvoci & Co, -
oilfc-, 3 doors east OF E.lnes, Allen Co.'S Bank.
jun25
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EVew Lumber yard.

Cis.E1sSS 8 EEAFtD
XIOULD respectfully invite the attention of the pub
w lie 10 their uuiiorp, one price, ready pay Lumber
Yard, side Of the stie-cut between Nagl's and
trnour's Warehouses; where may be at all times
all kinds of
Lum5er, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-03-18
a subIlme peroratlon.

The closing passage Of Prof Mitch
ellis lecture at New York recently, was
delivered with thrilling effect. After
speaking Of the onfathomabIc distance
which no telescope can penetrate, lying
far beyond the system in which the earth
rcvolvcs, and yet filed with Independent
systems Of worlds, Of Infinite numbers
he said
Light traycfscs space at the rate Of
q million miles a minute, yet the light
from the nearest star requires ten years
to reach the earth, aud IIcrschols telo-
scope revealed stars two thousand three
hundred times further distant. The
great telescope Of Lord Ross pursues
these creations Of Goo sin deeper into
space, and, having resolved the ncbulu
Of the Milky Way into stars, discovered
other systems Of stars beautiful dia-
mond points giltering through the black
darkness beyond When he behold this
amazing abyss when he saw those sys
tens scattered profuscly throughout space
when he reflected upon their immense
distance, their enormous magnitude, aud
I the countless millions Of worlds that be-
long to them, it seemed to him as though
the wild dream Of the German poet was
more than realized
God called man in dreams into the
/ vcstibulc Of heaven, saying, come up
| hitler and | win show thee the glory Of
my house. And e. lis angels who stood
about his throne ho said, strip him Of
his robes Of flesh; cleanse bis affections
put new breath into his noatrils; but
touch not his human heart-tho heart
that fears and hopes and tcnil.cs.' A
moment and it was done, and the man
stood ready for the unknown voyage -
Under the guidance Of a mighty angel,
with sounds Of flying pinons, they sped
away from the battcmcuts of heaven.
Some lime on the mighty angels wings
they fed through saharas Of darkness,
wildcrncsscs Of death. At length, from
DISTANCE not counted save in the arith-
mciic Of heaven, light beamed upon ih-m
ia sleepy Game as seen through a hazy
cloud. They sped on in their terrible
speed to meet the light tho light with
lesser speed came 10 meet th5m. IN q
moment the blaziug Of suns around them
came long olcrnitics Of twilight; then
again on the right hand and the left mp
pcorod more consultations. At last the
man sank down crying, Angel / can
90 no further: let me lio doBn iu the
,.tayo ,.,1 Till ,...,a,1c c.yt, a., f,Gut-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-03-18

if those tolls are firmly adhered TO, the
State will at no distant day, derive a
considerable revenue from its operations.
This however is, at the present moment.
Of less consequence to the State than the
extraordinary and unprecedented wealth
that will be concentrated in it by bring
ing those hidden treasures in the Ale
ghany mountains Of our State to a mar
ket that requires their use, and in which
am particularly desrous that our com
mercial emporium shall derive the "lion's
share" And in the opinion Of the wri-
ter nothing can be more simple and
easily accomplished than to secure thi,
desirable end, by making the Gross
Cut Canal, from the mouth Of Seneca
in our county, to Baltimore city. If
this be done, the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal itself will be taxed to its utmost
capacity in forwarding these ''black dia-
monds" to the nayigablo waters of tho
Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River. -
See Col Ahert's report Of his survey
over this route; and in examining that
report particular attention is requested
20 the extra estimate for such portions Of
/ that contemplated work as are over and
above all other canals now in existence
in the Union. The writer does not pre-.
tend to any great knowledge Of engi-
nccring, but he believes that this great
enterprise for Baltimore can be accom-
plishcd for very little more than one-half
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-03-18

A IEoaIE SCENE.

Come. let US pull the curtain down,
Aud lazy the work aside
And gather up the playthinea
You've scattered far md wide;
And place the lamp upon the stand,
Beside the great arm chair,
Aud bring the last new magazine
Aud cut the leaves with care.
Now heap the coal upon the CRATE
he loves cheerful fire.
Sec how the flames dance mcrily,
And leap up high and higher
Now place his slippers on the rug,
And get his dressing gown
For papa will be tired and cold
Whe he comes back from town.
Come, let me battle your glowing checks
and make your hair look neat,
And put your bright pink apron on
There, now, you're clean and sweet
Now sit down on the little bench
That grandpa made, and sec
How still you'll be while good mamma
Goes lay the cloth for tea.
The tca-kettlc sends forth its hum,
The biscuits are SO light
wish bed come, il seems to INC
He's rather late tonight
Hank wasn't that our gate that clicked ,
Hurrah - shouts little Will
And ere I've time to tell him hush,
He bounded Ger the sill.
And ''papagcomep' he shouts again,
And climbs up for II kiss
And "popa's um On, papa's tuml'
Echoes his little sis.
Oh happy group that live and love
Within that humble cot;
Many who dwell in palaces
Might envy them their lot
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-03-18
The Interesfs Of the state OF aaryIand
vs.. the Selfish Desires Of the -. & q.
Railroad Company.

In expert anil experienced Joefey il apt 10 Pit
tie subtle on H rrolg hoTse
A proper adjustment Of the tolls on the
Canal would prevent suicidal rivalry, and pro-
duec better results tot all interests. Mr..
Garrafs A3@ycas to the Boay3 IF Directors Of
he b. s 0. 3. r. Co., J1a 2h,
In opposition to the opinion expressed
by Mr.. e., it need only be stated that
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is now
doing a better business, and is paying
better than ever heretofore the tolls on
coal are remunerative, and if firmly ad-
hered to, promise al no distant day to be
of great interest to the State, and to the
coal interest of Allcgany county indeed
to the commerce Of the emporium of our
State itself, Baltimore by equalizing
the exchange between that city and the
North, from whom she purchases and
/ furnishes to her customers valuable do
nestle commodities to vast amount
and the only s.ticidal result On the opin-
ion of the writer) is to the Ganges of the
wheels Of the cars aud the railroad track
Of the company, Of which Mr. G is the
"'le ana culc'oh' >. ! fgS' C. oy lno con-
SIAM anu lI'''Neo."'Io II'e'loo Go io"s
~ tno ioa" octuP'9a us PfGson5 ioco"on u
turousn .i'' "l'luo,l.'es - % inc ataPIco'
wearing 'H'o Po"cer ''1 IRON Q. "n'ch
mos, mos! Two co"l 'o' l. anu ''S'n'Ia' P'r-
',ons 81 'ne machinery Is composed
lno lie'i uen' y Iene"ll OF |uicn, IN oFuol
20 MAINTAIN lno'r character ana seIc!y 81
'oo roau lCf uT'" l''.soi' gers ana i'elSNV'
I no doubt TN the ODlnlOn OF the Writer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-03-18

cherished in the hearts of every patriot
in this great republic. And as the Wis
ting angel has summoned him to enjoy
the blessed realities Of far brighter and
happier world, let us then honor honor
all honor be to the immortal Washing
ton May the spirits ever pcryade and
direct his fortune. May his picty and
patriotism never he extinct, and may we
never forget the God Of our fathers.
And as you have yielded to me your
attentive ear, | feel it my duty to lender
my sincere thanks to you for your kind
ness. It,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-03-18

Hom the hes, interests Of The Commooial
EmporiUm Of tie State (Bobiaoye)
mag be pr0aotca. 5rhea readercd reciD-
joroi qld j3enfif,d Nth he 1RLE
interests of the Stafc Of Hapowd.
The coal and iron fields Of the Allo.
ghanies were no doubt placed in their
present locality BY the wise Creator Of
the universe for the benefit Of Maryland
"aul the rest OF mankind :" aud in pro-
portion to the wise use of them By those
most interested in their development will
the benefits derived from them be diff
fused throughout our State
The board Of directors Of the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio Cunal have arranged q
tariff Of tolls which not only produces nc
revenue to the State, but is not sufficient.
ly rcmuneratiye 70 maintain the Canal
in an effective condition. A great Ma.
ryland work, for tho payment Of the in.
terest on tic capital Invested in which
The property Of Baltimore is largely tax
cd, is thus used illepitimatoly to buil1
up Tic trade Of Alexandria, a Virginia
city, at the expense Of her own Mctrop-
oils. 4 proper adjustment Of the toll.
on the Canal would prevent suicidal RI
valry and produce better results for all
interests "-Scc JLr. Ganctfs Report ID
He BoaJd If Directors q me b. d y.
IL. II. IT,, of Jan II,
4 republican government Ike ours
can only be perpctuatod by the mainten-
ance Of hoaca pationai parties, opposed
TO each other only in their 1,oiicy Of con-
Quoting the governmental affairs, in the
way that to them may seem best There
is, however, another element in tho great
community existing throughoutthcl length
and breadth Of our blessed Union, which
is csscntialto tie proper adjustment Of
all questions that may arise between
those parties-yiz: the peace makers
for you know the good old Book" has
promised 10 such place Of reward in
heaven, And for those to whom this
appcliation properly belongs | tiink /
am not wide Of the marx when say that
the conservatives Of the right stripe are
truly deserving Of that title
And nov for the proper results fairly
doducibla fm the preceding promises,
I will, in o, brief manner as 7 can, ex-
plain in detail. the natural effects result
ing from natural COR pro7ilential) causes
In my communication Of tho 7th inst
7 stated %hat in truth cannot be denied
thataltho prgacn, time the Canol with It's
present tariff Of tolls on coal is doing a
better business than over heretofore aud
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ADDRESS

Differed bcjorc the D'Uacstorn Dc5"jng
Society, Fej. -, 1888,


-Rr. ''S''eat' "'l'''5 an" t'l""e4'e"
| feel too senslbly the high and IN
merited compliment You have paid nc,
to attempt any other return than the
simple expression Of my gratitude, to
the Jamestown Debating Society, for
the honor you have conferred upoa nae
by appointing me to address yoa today,
in commcmoratiou Of ,ccH. HAsaIHGroy.
Aud for me to DO justice to Che sub
jcct, to the occasion to our country and
to the immortal Washington, It becomes
my indispensable DUTY to compare the
condition Of our country at the time that
Washington was placed at the head Of
our army as the Commandcr-n.chjef,
with the condition Of our country at
'prcstut
Whom Washington was appointed .ac
Commander-ia-chief Of cur army, our
country was a poor. down-Foalan. and
',P0ezse' o".'
those natural advantages ''a' pointed "a'
- o'I' iofei"IH5IH He' Iu.''9 ue
country whose sol anticipated 'la nus
bandman desire anu whose aaFooEs
c7urted the commerce OF the World
With rivers capable OF the most elective
navigation; with ore Oh every metal
struggling through us surface with q
people brave. generous, and lntei'eetnab
literally forcing iner way through the
disabilities VI tDejF Own country. = ud
what were their dlaaolHiIes i'@d they
the means had they power oT raa they
liberty to cultivate tue soil to court the
commerce OF the world or 70 manu'ae-
turc metal, ~ Il manner that would ne
prohtao.e 20 themselves or tHslr poster!-
IS " nat encouragement hau they to
establish nope OF prosperity thus tax
cd so unJnstiy as our country was : he
only nope that was let to niger in the
bosom OF cur Revolutionary fathers was
;he hope OF freeing themselves from
BrI,!sh tyranny
" hat history can depict what country
can produce man IN whose bosom Is
to be found ? more liberal iecl'ng' a
greater love OF freedom ihau was to be
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b
no uronhetic warning to denote the final
overthrow Of our government. Great
Britain baran to exult in the prosDeots
Of our e5untry's downfall. and 10 rejoice
in the hone that thev would obtain all
her requirements of our couotrv They
had dreams Of land whose forests drin-
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France. ono Of the most powerful nations
~ oartb tLot t;n,o an. fg,,r,.l,a,.
needed assistance.
The combined armies Of Count de
Grasee. Count de Rochambcau and Gen.
WASHINGTON Commenced m attack on
Lord CORVALLIS. who was then Situated
at Yorktown. ON the 10Th Of October.
From the I0tl to the 18Th tremendous
and ipccss8ns firing from the American
and French batteries WAS Ears nm and
Tie enemy returned tho fire.. but with
little effect Soa.oof thoe shells from the
American batteries ovar-resched the
town. and " re seen TO fan iutofbcr;yar
and burst. and thro,y mn o6lpans of ,vo-
Ter like the s3on,incs Of the Great mon
siofs of The deem Ana agter n hard
fspoht battle r5rl G rnwaI,;s was com.
oellel to surrender Gen Washington
anpoipted GEN Lincoln 10 rcrrfya tbc
surrender in precisely de same way in
xhich his was received AZ Chgrlssf5vn
And on tbe 1gtb Of Oclalr, 1871
Lord CORVALLIS surrendered the posts Of
Yorktown and Gloucester Point to the
aombiaed arrieso Amerir and France.
y"e saHa q, afuosa ana rae
surrender Ct lord CORVALLIS sealed the
fate Of the British army, and elevated
our country to that proud station which
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-03-18

CLovEn. Where clover can be mown
more than once in n season, each time
that it is cut, tho roots penetrate TO
greater depth in tho soil and subsoil in
search Of food it is therefore evident
that this plant does not receive all its
support from the active surface soil, but
portion Of il from a greater depth in
the subsoil than most ordinary farm crops.
Besides this. have been led to believe
from experience and observation, that
the roots Of clover not only obtain a por-
ton Of their food from greater depth
in the earth than is penetrated by tho
plow but that those roots in thus pen
otrating the subsoil in search of food.
actually bring up something which in
their decay strengthens and cnriches tho
soil for future crops C0rcsponicm R
L0umiry Gcndcmaa
ToBAcco SrAL9s Bear in mind tho
value Of your stalks. aud keep them en-
tiroly FROM the weather We made last
year a bettor crop Of potatoes, MANFRED
with topacco stalks, than wo
have ever made with free use Of guano.
The stalks from four aerc will manure
one acre nbuudintly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-03-18

ErsEcT or PAYrNG TUE PRSTRa -
There is \ man mp country VIII aIway
pays for his newspaper in advance. lie
has never been sick n day in bis life
never had any corns or The tootlacbo--
bis potatoes never ro;-tbc woeyjl never
eats his wheat the frost never kill. bis
corn cr beans bis babics never rrg in
the might and bis vii, meyer rolda
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21
STEAMBOATS,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

ry>HE fine Passenger and 9Th
s.. freight steamer EASTPORT Ez;lSzszs57a j
E WoOD, Master, will continue
in the above trade the entire making regular
trips be weep this city and New Orleans The last
FORTS last of light draught and we'll adapted Tor
the Cumberland rive trade.
noy24-tf A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21
Gonn0ers.
Removal.

THE subscriber tAkes this method of informing his
l. old customers ana friends ana the pubic general
ID that lac has his HARDWARE SUoi from TIT
old stand Market street. To No 90 tie large brick
building, lately Iic south side OF Broad Il
where lie Keeps constantly on hand and makes or
der the various articles embraced III LIS bus
lie invites especial attehtOn TO his large assert
nient OF CASTINGS, HOLLOW " AkE, BRASS, &c. such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Flow Moids,
straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn Crushers Mill
Crushers Balcony Work ana Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle sticks
and an almost endless variety Oi other articles
Jan. 2s-tr ANBkEW ANDERSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21

A: A NJ. Lightning Express. through q Columbus and
V Cleveland without change Of 80 p. NJ Eve
nihg Express, through 90 Bellr andPittsburg without
change of cars
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN.-Clcyelald I1ttsbu-g, Steubenville,
anu " neee Lightning EXpress-lsaNc - Cincinnati al
O'Clock a Nj. Tor ali the Eastern etes also spring
ueid.
Tllis train stoIS-between Cneiunatiand Columbus 1t
Lovelano, Morrow, AeuH,, and London, only.
sECUNB TRAIN.-Cleyeiand Express Mail-Ieayes
Cnelnatlat $50 A. NJ tor pnnkirk Buffalo, New York
Boston, &c, Miceiing Baltimore, Philadelphia, Nash
inEton City.
his tram stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus
4s40 L. ii. FOR Springfield aud Columbus
Lancaster and LaResye. Tim TRAN stops ataii points
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
FOURTH TKAGN.-Cirfeland, Pittsburg and Wheel
sng Night ENltrcraicaNcs CINCINNATI 20 O'Clock
a. Al for all the Eastern cities
Tins train stops Al ali points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
Ne tram on sundays.
TraRz by CelaHlbu stime-seven minutesfaster
shAn Cincinnati time.
For Through Tickets
And ali information CnCllnatl plase apply az the
IIttle Miami ana GOWNS ton ana LexIng Orlce No
Burnett fiogse the old once, southeas corner
Broadway and front, opposite Si'eeer House, At
J. DURAND, superintendent
Ell. FULLER, General Tsclei Agent.
TEX OMNIBUS LINE calls FER passengers ali the
prnc'aai heteis !oT each and every Iy leaving
eireetans eithef % the above ofces viii call for
sasssnrsTaiu al tarts VI the eIty, without fail.
ssy - II. b. RUGGlAS. Conductor.
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Rates Charged for SccOnd-Class Tickets.

migrants will DE taken upon Deck ~ reduced
any other route.
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Shirts aud Underwear.

WE are noS receiving q supsrb assortment q
w SHIRTS, II tins latest patterns, waIahted 90 o.
~ell, And 10 be made drst raie style Also, eyerJ
xarieiy OF srasouzbir UaderNear of SIN, lislg
Threaa, sAsLsaers, Aerae, COrlon, Muslin, Se., &C.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-09
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.

# TRUSTEES SALE.-f will by virtue
" o. decree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY, sell
June 18TH 1889, at O'clock p NJ WI 0-'A N'DA ,
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND, situated in said civ. and
ueScped as follows viz Beginning for the same on the
sou sae OF Thames street III feet inches southwest from
corner o. Thames and Market streets thence
extenang southeastwardy at right angles to Thames street
OF uhl N width 50 feet to alley feet wide used in com
mon subject to an annual ground of sOO The i'm
b0Tements are twostory BRICK STORE and DWELLING
street. '3'~ 20 w. VI iialheS
Terms OF half cash the balance in months
WIN interest NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
yeiZaW@ds VIM HAMILTON, Auctr