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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

The diffiucult task of selecting dele
gates TO the Natianal Convention, We expe-
riencc some Of the same embarrassmcnts
in speaking, as the committee TO which was
committed the duty of harmonising the
views Of delegates from the diiierest dis
tricts, must have received. Under the in
structions Of the Convention. and with n
view to approximate to the views of those
who desired a choice by Districts. the com
mlttee was required TO consult with the re-
presentatives of the Districts and in most
cases the latter presented their candidates
in writing to the committee Alias.
This osten,atious ailectatiou of fairness Is
doubtless appreciated by those for whom it
was intended What sheer mockery to talk
about "approximating to the views of those
who desired choice by Districts" when
the entire Delegation are sent 10 Charleston
muzzled and with collars about their necks.
and only allowed TO act as unit under
the orders of Richmond, Cagcer and Co
1t is Of very little consequence TO the
Hards" whether they have fourth part
or tenth part of the Delegation. or even
whether they are represented in it at ali
since they have no liberty Of action allowed
them in it, To all intents and purpo-
ses. they would be jus. about as well Of a,
Charleston if there was not single Hard
among the Delegates. They are regarded
as recaptured 'fugitives from service OF
labor" and their new masters will treat
them as such. The only wonder is tha,
they allowed themselves to be trapped SC
easily AN. Jour.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

FArAL ACCIDENT os THE GRAND TRUNK.-We
learn from the Romeo Argus that, on Thursday
last, an lrishman, one Of the employees on the
Grand Trunk at Mt. Clemens, was suddenly killed
by being run over 10y one Of the cars Of a gravel
train. 1t appears that the man, whose name we
did not learn, was sitting upon the edge Of the
car with his legs hanging over the outside; and
a. the car passed pile Of wood that lay very
near the track, the mans legs were caught by
the wood, aud he thrown from the and drawn
across the track just before one of the wheels,
which ran directly over his neck, scvering his
head from his body.-Free Pres.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

A CURIosIrY.-A workman at the spoke
factory in the PbGnix Works yesterday.
while cutting piece Of oak. taken from
the heart Of an oak tree which grew in
the wilds Of Carolina county, Nd found
imbedded in it penny of l749. On one
side is the head of tke King, and the words
"Georgius III Rex" and on the reverse
" Brittania, I7i9." The panDy is battered
on the edge, and evidently had been driven
INTO the ucv with . ctono nt tho time the
bark was soft. Bullets and other relics.
which had been shot into the trees during
the Revolutionary War. are frequently
found embedded in the wood which is
brought to our manufacturers -Neicark
Daliy AdU.
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T0y THUXB.-Gen. Tom Thumb has taken to
yatching, and now sails about Long Island Sound
in one Of the fastest crafts going. He " shivers"
his little = tinbers" in true nautical style, and
spices the main-bracr with the gusto OF regu-
lar old salt. He is reported to De worth slO0,
ODo
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

A WILD Car IN LIvIsG-roS. Il Last week
Messrs. Fisher, Fields, Staley and McMillen Of
OAK Grove, succeeded, after a long and fierce
battle in killing Wild Cat measuring two feet
and eleven inches in length, sixteen inche. in
height, and weighing over twenty pounds. The
stuffed skin may be seen at Samuel Fishers in
Observation-Disclosures Rep.
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WOOD AND RIspTRs.-lt = -ai1 that the rea-
son Why eE-Mayor Wood succeeded in taking 10
the Syracuse Convention a stronger force Of pro-
fessionai bsliies and shoulder-hitters than Mar
shall Rynders could muster was, tha, Rvnders
has got most oi his ruifisss into Office, under the
Federal and City Governments, and they could
not leave the city Wash. Rep.
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lector departed, he continued, to himself,
| guess I've got rid of that old bore 1t
wasn't, perhaps. much of story was tel
ling Probably was only anticipating 4
little after all-excep; in the 81 contribu-
ton"
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The PREsICN GRISBsrosE N MIcHIGAs-At
the L. :. Fair at Chicago, the silver cup and
medal for the best grindstone was awarded TO
the Lake Huron Stone" from j. u. Johnson's
quarry in Rurom county, on the shores Of Lake
uron, in this State. The Berea and Marietta
stones competed for the prize, but the Michigan
quarry was pronounced the best.-Det. Tr'J.
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SAD FALL.-A member Of the Chicago bar,
and a graduade Of a New England college. whom
intemperance has made a complete wreck, was
sent TO Bridewell prison a few days since, for
robbing the I'LL Of low grocery Of ten cents.
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and shall be equally go when l reach Bos.
ton Please put my unhappy case before
Mr. Grouard.s
l fouad great panic here The article
in the National lntelligencer Of Saturday
struck Ike thunder-bolt 1t is regarded
as doing the highes; credit to the paper,
both for hoaest patriotism and ability. The
alarm is now subsiding. under a confident
feeling that the Senate may be relied on.
l go to Boston tomorrow or next day,
leaving Mrs. ". here. | hope all are hap.
Py at your house. Yours, truly,
D. WEBSTER.
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wit aud lIu,nor.
STATISTICS OF COUNTRY LIFE.

STATISTICS OF COUNTRY LIFE.
One of our contemporaries fishes up the follow
ing statistics of country life
Farmers ia 1916.
Men to the plough,
Wives TO the COW,
Girls to the yarn,
Boys to the barn,
And all dues settled
Farmers in 1890
Men a mere show,
Girls, piano,
Wife, silk and satin,
Boys, Greek and Latin,
And all hands gazetted
Farmers IN 1852
Men all in debt,
Wives in pet,
Boys, tobacco sqnirts.
Girls dragging skirts,
And every body cheated
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

WoULD Nor BIZ NAxELKss.-"Is Mr.. Smith
in :" asked an Irishman. "No," was the reply !;
"will you leave your name:"-" Och murder! |!
Do you think I'd be after going home without a
name: :" rejoined Pat.
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STATE LAND OFFICE.

LANSING, Mc.i-, S-pt. lJ'h 1853 J
DURlIC NOTICE Is hereby given, the ioiios ny
il described frm.ry School, SIa'e Build NJ end Swamp
lands, sirustei in the COUNTY OF lNGHAM forfeited
fer payment Of Interest, viii he offered for sale
this office, at pubic auction. Wednesday, the Goth
DAY of october next. at 10 O'Clock A unless PREV
oU,y redeemed according u Law
JAMES ". SANBORN.
f.r.ay
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRAC
TI'HE undersigned, Commissioners of the Port
l. Huron, Bay City and Lansing State Road,
hereby give rOtice that they will proceed to let
the work on said road to the lowest responsible
bidder, as follows: All that part lying in the
counties Of St. Clair and Sanilac, at the Larned
House. in the city q" Port Huron, on the 10Th
day OF october, A. u. 1893, UvtIiiiiencinS at ,
o'clock A. NJ. All that part lying in the coun-
ties of Lapeer and Tuscola, at the Vassar Hotel,
in the village of Vassar, Tuscola county, on
Monday, the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1859,
at o'clock p. NJ. All that part lying in Bay
and Saginaw counties, at the Sherman House, in
Bay City, on Thursday, the goth day of October,
A. D. 1889, at 9 o'clock A. N. All that par,
lying in Midland county, at the Midland City
Hotel, in Midland City, Midland county, on Mon
day, the oath day of October, A. d. 1859, at g
o'clock A. NJ. All that part lying in Gratiol
county, at COmstock's Hotel, in the village OF
Ithaca, on Thursday, the 2 tn of October A d.
1859, at 2 o'clock A. NJ. And all that part ly
ing in Clinton county, north of the village of st.
Johns, at the American Hotel, in the village o
st. Johns, on Monday, the 3lst day Of October
A. ID. 1859, at o'clock A. NJ.
Contracts will be let to suit bidders, but nC
contract will be considered for less than one-hal
q mile. The road to be cut and cleared four rod.
wide, with bridges, sluices. bitches and side
drains sufficient to carry Oft all surface water
and cross-ways where required, cross-ways to b,
twelve feet wide, and covered eight inches deeI
or more. The specifications for building bridge:
across the Chippewa and Black rivers, and al
small streams will be given on the days Of let
ting, together with such further information a
may be required.
The above contracts will be let in pursuance
of an act of the Legislature OF the State OF Mich
igan, entitled IAN act to provide FOR the drain
age and reclamation of Swamp Lands by mean
OF State roads and bitches" approved Februar.
IL, 1859.
ISRAEL MOWRY,
REUBEN MCCREERY,
Newell AVERY,
Sept. 9, 1859. aw23o Commissioners.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

n JAMES Z. CHII.DS would respectfully
~ invite all persons wishing Board. by the
HC,. nay or Week, to give him a call. at the OHIO
S,o on Washtenaw Street, opposite the
R. house Square. Fine Rooms and Good
1fu can be obtained on reasonable terms.
Lansing, June Is, 1859. aIs
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Sunday school Books.
THOSE wishing Sunday School books or peri
i odicals can be supplied on short notice, by
applying TO the subscriber, or his secretary
corner Of Capitol Avenue and Lapeer street.
A. UPSON,
s. S. Missionary.
Lansing Citv Feb 10 1859
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OFFICIAL STATE DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

MOSS Wis \ EF;, GpyeToor.
EIyMUxD r. FAII.fIED, Lieutenant Governor.
Nelson u IsBtiL, secretary 81 state.
EDNIX A. THOMPSON, Deputy do
DANIEL l. CASE, ACditor General.
ERA JONES Deputy do
JOHy McKINNki, sta.s Treasurer.
THEODORE HUNTER, Deputy do
JOHN N. GREGORY, Superintendent Pub Instruction
CORriiNc y -TEBBlN>, Deputy do
LANES w. SANIIDSN, Commissioner STATE Land ohice
nJHN n TREADSELI., Deputy do
JACOB " HOWARD, Attorney General
FREDERICK W CCR1ENluS, Adj and Qr. Master Gen
JUSTICES or SUPREME COURT
GEORGE MARTIN. Chief Justice.
ISAAC p. CHRtSTlANCY, Associate Justice.
JAMES v CAMiiElI,
RANDOLPH MANNING,
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New YORK, March u, 80.
DEAR SRI am good deal beset here,
for copies of my speech, by some friends,
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MY DEAR SIR-We are FIVE Of US here.
who were members Of Gen. Harrison q
Cabinet. We dine together at my house.
on Thursday. at ) o'clock. We have voted
you in as T. NJ Genl in place of Mr.
Granger; you must come. If you are en-.
gagged at i--s or elsewhere, you must
get off and come to us. 1t IS quite an
unexpected matter Of Gatstness We can
take DO excuse Yours, D. W"
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JAN. ~.
My DEAR Sri rely on you for to-
morrow, at o'clock. | put the hour thus
early in hopes of catching Mr. Macready.
for an hour or two, before he goes to his
readings
Huzza for Republican Liberty in
France The mere image-the empty idea
Of Imperial Power, preferred to real, e1pe-
rienced, well-tried talents and public virtue .
Il greatly fear trouble in Europe 1t is
more than an even chance that war will
break out. on the Austrian question and
this French election will add new frel to
the popular heats, in Germany and Prussia
Yours truly, d. WEBSTER.
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Yours,

{ Abiding to a very able speech made by Mr.. Al
cher, in Executive session
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But Mr.. Webs,er's notes were not al
ways frolicsome, as tho two following, on
totally different subjects, will prove -
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Hear him when sighing for little re-
cretion:
"MY DEAR SIE-I shall be, inecitahy
detained here, some days longer so | find,
and | am tired. Can you 90 shoot to NOR
row or fish ? or drive or do anything
Is there anybody to 60 with US , Pray in.
vent something if you can. Pray invent
something-Or | shall plunge. d. W"
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nISSOLUTION-THE PARTNERSHIP OF
A<ROBINSON & GREENOUGH has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent All persons having CLAIMS and
those indebted requested to call James $ Robrs
for settlement he being authorised to settle the of the
late firm. JAS s ROBINSON
July Ist, 1859 T. A. GREENOTGU
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&rp 0g00s.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

EI0KESH ARRIN Al.
= GENTI.ENENiS FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR SPRING.
, We are opening a splendid assortment Of Spring
Goods F''
MANY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
to which we specially invite the attention customers
Our assortment is very large complete consisting If
Goods gotten out exclusively for our sales.
~ ~ 5 IRTS! SHIRTS! -Nl
We manufacturing to order our celebrated
POINTED YOKE SHIRT
which Is in superior those heretofore made
by Us, and are giving universal satisfaction
CONSTABLE WALKER Il co,
1870. l55 Baltimore street,
Hh4-u opposite Museum
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CSEEIIA~ CARRIAGES CARRIA GEES I--Ths
~ Subscriber has hand at his extensive CAR.
RAGE REPOSITORY No. 35 South Gay street. the most
extensive and best assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can be found in the city Persons in want of CARRIAGES
VIII mad 10 their interest to give call am deter
mined 70 sell low for cash approved paper work sold
at my Repository warranted for twevG months Old Cars
ges repaired or taken in exchange for new ones
Can !ages received on storage or held commission
s2l-tf WILLIAM NTcCAN-N
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ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore CITY ot tra
northwest corner Of Bank and Bond streets having front
on Bona street OF IL eet6 inches with depth on Bank street
o. VI et inches This lot is considerably wider in the rear
a N Ihe 'front.' and improved by large threestoTy
bhCh BUILDING. 1t is subject an annual ground rent
0n S5 payable in equal instalments January
man. dated Goth July 1858, and recorded in IiberG
No. 1872, folio 1877, &c " ~' " H. % >
Terms-One-thrd cash. and the balance in six and tva1.
months, with interest and security 80 '' '"o''N
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=.
1mblit SaIes.
BY CANNON & nIArrnn@=:
ny SAMUEL, II EnTTT-,

Ts1 TRUSTEES SALE.
E By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for Dati
viii e county IN equity, the Undersigned trustee
18Th day Of b TDc sae at the premises on TUESDAY, the
all. ihaI LOT OF GROUND IN FEE SIMPLE at the
more if, ol rollins and Schroeder streets in Baiti-
e HS front Of 46 feet Holns street and IS8
provements consist of STOpy Street The i'm
ING at the northeast corner Hons and SchT t I'll
u large I urGe story BKICk BUILDING on Hops sTea
Schroeder street NN SAAbLE on
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G r E + R G 2n
9 sANDFoRD's PATENT n
p sELFvENTILArING AND q
PURIFYING
and MOST =. sss ?$$$$ iaEavps.
CONVENIENTLY 5z5sETG " LEA milk,
''z zaFi6fH, FRUIT. vI o1s+a as.
All the compartments guaranteed dry and conse-
qusnty free from mould, moisture and impure odor,
harder condition than in any other Refrigerator be-
After much experimenting during the past winter We have
cs6 no S@e or R HSF Years patern that
TIE principle the ARGTC is aultess and as consruc
u MEATS AS fyf fKU h7|sn's
the only requSite-he air must be DRY and PURE, the
No Psigeraor can be dry unless the whole of the con-
2se fS @ S Se T 6 an % s G Gg G
y ccaGtg rosgie the enrs apSns t os ice caa6
SG sG29" s u at aSsre The sernG air is
sact Rtiferqttors ary TS% iarod,cti9a Of AIR. for
Of zee OFT also on account Of the dampness produced by
The shelves of the ARCTIC are open work to allow the
free circulation Of the air down about the sides of vessels
with moving currents Of o air e'eY them
They open with double doors upon the front top with
the Eery best manner and handsomely grained make de
water Jar from which perfectly co water be had at all
times, without additional ice
corr AN & CO.
NanDfac S@s sI sG 16S 9FHe Fs IF Patent
WATER COOLERS, with round wooden case, very SUI
PITENT WATER PITCHERS.
4 MaSsf PTs Patent MT ICE CRE IAN FREEzERs
ICE CHESTS REERIGERAT0Rs as low as 49, ap2s-4m
SNTFFs AND SMOKING ToBACG565Es..' Il COLE
THE UNDERSIGNED,
&M6KING TOBACCO FACTORY,
In BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place of business from y Exchange
No 81 FAYETTE STREET three doors west of Charles
NTF s&G BA6 ST Of M R
AND IN EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
scqTcH sygFF-t2q Sc, n 81: sR@ Esgs
do. do. In \ ID, bottles; in c, and doz cases.
do DO In and OF. papers, in bbs, u and 6
COARSE SNuFF-In tierces, kegs, and jars
| STEM SNUFF-In bbls.
and qqarterpound neatly up gross and half
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
quarter pound papers and in neat packages y a0d am
Alfo in 10 6 bales act of Virginia and Carolina
HS- - would solicit share Of your patronage
FORSYTH Il COLE,
80 81 Fayette street, doors west Of Charles
III. Baltimore, Nd
JNHE COMMERCIAL AND
l. o,, ,or,,- :, COLL ECTING AGENCY.
OF JOHN MOKILLOP & Co '0A'
,.ua....- 2l2 West Baltimore street
British Provinces. r Vi '"e Cni n5 end
EAMILY SUGAR CURED HAMS.
- N; W. Thomas & Co.'S celebrated brand
INSTANTLY on hand and for sale ty "AiN'
b. T. ELDER, Commission Merchant
. 40 South Eutaw street,
| opposite the Baltimore and Ohio RR Denot
| A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
LACompanys Stock; Fremens Insurance Company's
| otock wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
ap2ou basement Chesapeake Bank.
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gnNbEr.
I UMBER, SHINGLES,

UMBER, SHINGLES,
AA.,,,, HEGLoCK RAILS, ETC
10000 No. HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap
5000 feet A. and 81 Hemlock FENCING
A large lot Of Oak and Ash Timber for Whee iphs and
others Also every variety of Building Waterfall ali Of bicb
we offer at lowest market rates. '
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & Co
West side Of Union Dock
aPI-u adjoining Norfolk Steambo wharf
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ElF::;t TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
kiiJ cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY the nm
- derslgned Trustee, will offer public sale at the
PGsesi on THURSDAY the 18th day Of August Is49 at
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2aNhtrs anS Arpktrs.

mo. S. CUTTINGS & co,
% BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS'
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
eoaterals. ' ~ ~ ~
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock LoaIts
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Bankabe Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in all of its depart
ments Interest allowed N dennsits inlStf
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rURLETT Il SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
No 80 NORTH STREET.
&S-grSsII The undersigned having greatly en-
SfZlarged their premises aud increased their facli-
es beg leave to call the attention Of The public their
extensive stock OF every description ofCARRIAGES finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS al
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
$1,000 JOHN E'RLErT son.
N,r+t, D,
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I UMBERI LUMBER
- NEW NUMBERING ESTA BIISHMENT
Retail Yard at No ~ West Avenue: ID ward soutb of
49, - Pratt Street Bridge Baltimore, Nd
We would respectfully cl the attention of our friends and
e public generally to large assortment WHITE PINE
LUMBER consisting Of Framing, and all kinds Of Witt
Pine Also Hemlock, Framing, Fencing and Flooring.
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles Laths Pckets
&C. We are prepared to furnish orders wholesale and retail
with aspatch on the most accommodating terms, we get
our Lumber direct from large manufacturing esgbh-
ment-Beaver Mills, Centre county, Pa.
nl9-tf FnW Arm TT-pNEP T. RI
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GliseeIIattsOus.

/ ITO SHIP, STEAM AND CANAL BOAT
ARCHITECTS, &c ~ i ''NNEN"'
THE PHENl& WOOD BENDING COMPANY Works
Hrepont Long lSand) offer for sale County and Shop
g ~ the state of Maryland, for the of the "Ban
cu ateh Tor bending FuttOcks, Knees and all other
curves required by ship builders and architects where great
I stTTS6hgth and lghtness is desirable.
OCHAik MAKE the right is invaluable, and is in ex
eIVe use throughout New England. By its aid there up
nopoly of several STYLES ~ ." nv
orders promptly filled for Tmbers oevery size or curveor
sh'au bent stufs of any description. Apply 90
c. A. BURGESS, } &c..
I ,,. JOHN SiLSBEE agents
mlioh No 40 Broad street, Sew York
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I UMBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS.
I UMBERl LUMBERIl

AJIl1
HICKORY.
jos. THOMAS h son,
corner Park and CLAY STREETS
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cash, baauce in six and twel re months
with interest and security. i''

inns property is now under mortgage for 600 which
VIII not be due until lst October 1861 with interest from 10
st OF July last payable quarterly, and will be sold sn
Ject ID mortgage giving the purchaser the benefit Of
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4Ousss, IT,. f0r SaIf nm Rtnf
FOR SALE PFNT

f::A FOR SALE OR RENT.
H3ii house cor Cough aud Caroline street suitable flor
daf4hk ,tIrocery Provision or Dry Goods Store
House No. ia Franklin street Suitable for Pr,Ico D.
vision or Clothing Store " " l 'oOuce' To
House No. 81 North Frederick street. suitable for oo.
DER I saloon or Boarding House.
Inquire of C. H MYERS & BROS,
~ No. y Exchange Place.
ENOR RENT OR LEASE-The magnificent
Of new OF 10 acres at Brooklyn city, near the landing
I new bridge This highly attractive place was recnnti
n ot IN fromenades and Walks, graded and praveieI
eicIosed with substantial paling fence and now nr
near oi interest not equalled by any public piaca
and its Grand us extent shade and scenery, elevation
nov views Of the city, the surrounding conntrv tIs
10y Us shipping, coupled with he ease o accas ~ III
Co. II uhquestionably the most attractiyS Snot
Vii az mes excursions of the largest numbers as
and osrS duiet retreat to the citizen and his family
io oer rare Inducements to man of mean MI ~
paclty 10 conduct place of this kind " ii' anu Ca
ro' particulars inquire OF G. II. SPILCKER
nj d9tooo+ n, roc p.,.: treasurer Brooklyn Co,
a G2e0.t NO I30 Baltimore street above Clipper office
ENOR RENT-THREE VERY DESTR4RTF
= CHAMBERS over Store No. 3 South Charles street
ftlg vi e premises. m27-eof
CT FOR RENT-The two-story DWELLING
Hiii 4 St Paul street. door to northeast corner Of
- % ffeasant Apply to JOHN WILLIAMS son,
Lzoeou 80 Smiths wharf
THE COTTAGE" near the main building
n OF the "Glades Hoeln at Oakland Allcganv county,
niu Z'oUO eet above Baltimore, with five rooms and ser.
nd looms Wen furnished and beds bedding
Sn on meuheSaay August Sd, and will be let for the bal
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4 FFlCE FOR RENT ON LIGHT STREET
wharf, over our Lumber Yard Office No 1872 II is
sudpe lor Tobacco or Grain Commission Merchant or
i90 ~ business The rent is 500 per annum