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WASHINGTON, April 10, 1860.
The amendment TO the Cass -Yrisarri treaty provid
that the United States shall engage TO us, due ygi,au
ind all lawful means 10 prevent the orga AVIATION of host
parties in this country Intended for the invasion OF ND
ragua While some promnep. gentb ,men look upon Il
reflection on good faith 10 ca rying Out the nd
troly laws and as unnecessary, o' hers are disposed
regard the ratification cvdcp CO OF the Disposition
Nicaragua to cultivate friendly Citations with u.s. sud
m is the amen dment is not rtain il will be acccpta
to the administration, which h' not yet given to IL
consideration.
With regard to the onortR OF tho British authorized
remove the obstacles to tb Cayton.Bo treaty,
present appearances If OF the assurapccs are SUCH
not to change tho bclio that there will DO fsvoral
solution OF tho question.
has heretofore beS confidently stated that tho ri
quay nect has boon fderod 10 Central America, but
does not now seem 10 be probable, although several
the vessels wild be sent to the Gulf whom they shall ss
be put in cofnmb II Ia considered there " sac
force in Centrs. America for all practical purposes
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON,

Cur Relations with aquist
ment or the British Mosquito Prosccss
rate, Sc.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1850.
Sir William Gore Ouseley has offered 10 mako srcal
with Nicaragua which is pending, for the rel nquis
ment Of the Mosquito protectorate on terms satsacss
to the United tates The delay has been occasoned III
far by Nicaragua; but as Sir Gore Ouseley r
turns from Costa RIGA there is no doubt tho treaty VI
be negotiated
Az already stated, Jerez has received copy OF q
treaty proposed by Nicaragua TO our government; b
there is little doubt Of its rejection The President VI
await the arrival Of Mr.. Lamar, by which time instru
lions will DO prepared and Minister sent out to d
force them. There is doubt here that more energy
the part Of Minister would have prevented all thus al
surd triHng on behalf Of Nicaragua
BY last advices Mons. Bolys contract was still pcrdin
Tho Nicaraguan government haze decreed gcncd
amnesty To all political offenders
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A HITCH IN THE MACHNERY.-The Hon
Massa Greeley groans and growls over the dc
feat of our new charter, and his Albany reports
charges the failure to certain republicans, an,
their game Of trading off their votes upon on
metropolitan affairs for other votes ia support Q
their local bills. This may be so; but if so, VIVA
commentary upon the botching and bunglin
of the republican lobby.
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New York observation-disclosures Edition.
The Uned mail steamship Star Of the West Capt
Gray viii leave port this afternoon, q, two O'Clock
for Asp;nwaL
The mails California and other parts Of the Pacific
viii close ai one O'Clock this Afternoon.
Inc NV Yosx wExALY HxRAID-Cahfornia edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
WORLD VIII be Published =. eleven O'Clock the morning
Single copies, wrappers, ready for mailing, Six cenH.
Agents viii please send their orders early as pos
sible.
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PROGRESS OF BUILDING IN NEW YoRK--We
gave an account, few days ago, Of the amount
of work in the construction of new buildings at
present in the hands of some Of the leading ar
chitects in this city. We publish to-day fresh
instalment, furnished by many other firms not
included in the former list. There is very little
doubt, we think, that our prediction will be veri
fed with regard to the amount of money which
will be expended in building during the coming
season. From the figures we have presented, it
is evident that over five millions Of dollars will
be expended in the erection of new buildings in
this city between this time and the fall.
All these undertakings will most probably be
fairly under way soon after the first of next month";
and this circumstance cannot fail to give most
valuable stimulus to trade generally. The bene-
fit accruing to the artisan and laboring classes
can hardly be over calculated; and upon the pros
perity of these classes much of the improvement
in business depends for it is not the Fifth avenue
alone which maintains the city trade--the hard
handed workman is substantial patron too.
The stagnation which succeeded the financial
panic, though as facts prove, it did not absolute
ly mpoverish the working classes Of the city,
must have affected them very materially. With
the activity which this great increase in the
building business suggests, there is no doubt that
the position of the artisan and aborer must vastly
improve.
There Is point in connection with this sub
ject which should not be lost sight Of and that
is the mode in which the new buildings are to
be constructed with regard to safety. A most
remarkable illustration Of the insecurity Of build
ings has been presented within few days in the
falling Of some houses in Cedar street. the foun-
dations Of which were proved to be entirely in
adequate to support the weight imposed upon
them. Not only should the architect be satisfied
that the foundation Of his building is sound, but
the dimensions of the walls erected thereon
should be regulated in proportion with the height
Of the building, ard the purposes for which the
structure is designed. Builders have heretofore
been too careless ia Ibis regard, and II is mat
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I'll the vacancies in the Medical Board:-Drs. Alex.
Il. Mott, w. H. Church, j. A. Mecjer and 7. Gouley;
and 10 Gil the vacancies in the staff of physicians
Drs A. c. LOOMS and J. A. Green were also elected
! The number in the institutions was 1885, the num-
Der admitted AIS: and died, discharged sent to
pententiary 1861.
The police authorities continue to labor under
the impression that some hostile demonstration will
be made upon the Quarantine buidngs Last even
ing force OF thirty men was sent down to Staten
Island to protect the buildings, and tonight one
hundred additional men will proceed to the scene
of the anticipated instruction.
By the arrival of the overland mail we have ad-
vices from San Francisco to the 25th ut., but thew
contain nothing of importance. The markets were
generally unchanged
In the Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer yesterday,
Jean Bosquet, indicted for killing Mallino de SAINTS,
pleaded guilty to mansaughter in the first degree.
The punishment is imprisonment for life. James
Cockburn indicted for An assault and battery upon
policeman Davidson, with intent to kill, pleaded
guilty and was remanded for sentence. John Glass,
indicted with James Glass; James LOTUS and
Patrick Quinlan, for the murder of John Decker,
in Elm street, in January last was then placed on
trial At a late hour last night the jury rendered
verdict Of mansaughter in the first degree
against the prisoney. We give report of the pro-
ceedngs in another column.
The sales OF cotton yesterday embraced about 100
200 bales, the market closing without animation. Flour
was heavy for the lower grades and Western
brands and closed decline of from &C. l0c per bbi
while good to choice extra brands unchanged. Sales
were made TO fair extent chiefly to the local and East.
ern trade Wheat firm, with fair sales at rates given
in another column. Corn irmer, with rather
DONG including sales Of yellow Jersey and Southern
s7hc. $50, and Western mixed at 83kc. SIC from
store and at S5c. delivered Pork rather better
demand With saies Of at SIT SIT 25, aud
primo at $i2 37h SIC So Sugars were steady, with
saee Of about 500 900 hhds and 20 rates given
in another column. Cofec firm and active with
sales Of the cargo Of the Clara Haxa-6 500 bags Santos
100 mats Java, 200 bags Rio 1to do. Lasuayra 1901
SEQ do Maracabo and 100 St. Domngo-at given in
another place Stock Of Rio II $50 bags do of ali kinds
bags and mats, 3,252 Teas firm and about 1000
half chests Of the Swordashs cargo o. desirable green's
sold yesterday through brokers' hands, at full
prices part Of the cargo to be offered public sale
Freight engagements moderate and rates heavy.
Among the shipments about 600 bales of cotton for
Liverpool at 32d. a 3 16d.
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The CRY DEMOCRACY AND TIE CRY CHAR.
TER--The defeat Of the new charter bill intended
for the political publication of this metropolis
leaves the political field of this island in the I'M
disputed occupation of the democracy. They are
rejoicing over the result; but in December next
we shall probably realize the same factious
squabbles as those of December last. In the
meantime our fellow citizens must be content to
suffer more than ever from dirt and taxation.
What say the taxpayers? Between taxes and
dirt, we shall have fine margin between this
and December for an independent reform party
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ter which requires to be looked into. Life and
property II large amount depend upon the 30
curity Of such immense structures az it is the
fashion to put up in New York in these days;
and We are glad to perceive that the Legislature
have passed stringent law, which We publish
todey, which, if carried out, win insure that
care and attention on this subject 80 essential to
public safety
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GOVERNOR MORGAN AND TIE VETO PowER7
Governor Morgan, it appears, like Mr.. Buchansa
believes in the efficacy of the veto power, NOD
and then; and the extinguisher which the Cove
nor put upon the Susquehanna Railroad Contr1
button bill was well applied.
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THE CENTRAL. PARK ADDITIONAL DOUBTFUL
BENErrr.-We understand that the passage of the
Central Park amendment act, which adds to the
park the ground included between l06th and 10th
Streets is the result of On understanding by which
a certain well known politician is TO be made
Commissioner in place of Mr.. Dillon. We sin
ccrely hope that this is not the case. Valuable
as is this addition to the park from its elevated
and picturesque formation, 1t would be dearly
purchased by such compact. The person want
ed to fill the vacant place in the commission is
not politician, but man of TASTE fortune and
entire independence of party influences. 1t is
one of the few positions in which man of refined
habits and leisure can do good service to the
public without Offering violence to his own sens-
tiveness. To place politician in it would be to
infuse into the commission an element of disscn-
sion and trouble, and perhaps finally to break it
up. In any case his admission must lead to NAL
administration of some Sort for persons of this
character never get into Office without bringing
in their train a host of hungry applicants and
followers, whose claims have to be satisfied 1t
would be thousand pities for such influences to
be allowed to interfere with the progress which
the works are now making. We would much
have preferred to see the park confined to
its former limits than TO incur the risks with
which we are threatened by the recent addition.
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THE ALBANY LoBBY.--The Albany lobby have
fallen short Of their calculations. They had
counted upon millions, in city railroad jobs,
street jobs, and new apportionment, in new
charter, of our city spoils and plumber; but, like
the Washington lobby, they have had very
poor harvest. Some of the managers oG this
Albany lobby have doubtless been blcd pretty
freely, but there need be no fears concerning
Thurlow Weed. His contingent allowances may
have failed; but his lobby Statistics" good or
bad, alwoyr command the each.
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TRIPLE SHEET.
NAILS sok TaE PACIFIC.

New York, Wednesday, April 30, 1889.
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RRYAN1s hIEsTRELS MECH ArICy ALI. II Broad
rxy-EGGBo sosos, &o.-DREAN ssovsL-aY
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TMants,
ESIrfrArInN AS md

NTANTED.-A SITUATION AS BOOK
w KEEPER OR GENERAL CLERK, in some wholesale
business, by young 10 has had good experience,
and who furnish unquestonabie references Address
JOHN Exchange Office ai3t--
O. HOUSE WANTED. -One or two good
#u. HOUSES in this city, in exchange for strictly FIRST
La5h class FARM, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY THREE ACRES, under high state of cuivatlon:
buildings best kind aud sl0000two ho1rs
ride from the city by railroad and five minutes walk from
the depot. 49, z -
$1,000 Apply to JAMES BOYD,
i25-eo6t &c St Paul street
A SMALL FAMILY CONSISTING of grown
N persons entirely with servant DESIRE before leaving
town for the summer TO make arrangements Tor me
and winter by engaging several aror and cham
bers) which they will furnish themselves IN commod1us
and comfortable house. where there FEW or no nef
b0arders in the portion OF the city Ac-
Communications be rendered person commencing an es
abshment ofths which will diminish the outlay of
capital necessary first starting Address g at this Office
without delay ie6tf
CtE 900 TO So ACQUAINTED A PART
SO,UUUNER in an old established Commission
amount doing good and profitable business Ad
dress II. A. LlTTON,
m2l Care p. O BOX baltimore
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Ya5Iit Sails s;
BY CANNON & MATTpF73;s

e cfsE- rs PUBLIC SALE OF NEW AND Hrcu
-. ly finished CARRIAGES and four Nor,6a-
HORSES to be sold at Mr. George Sheppards Stable
cite street, THURSDAY MORNING, August 1tb ray sy
mencing at 10 o'clock, viz: 10y Nonl'
ship. ian'
No. ?, is very handsome TWo-sEAT PHAEToN.
No. 3, lone do.
No 4, is one do
No 5, is one, ON E-SEAT very lightdo
20 b, is one I'd hand trotting BUGGY WAGON.
ALSO
- ONE LARGE B0B-TAIL HORSE, years old
good family Horse ' '
ONE SORREL HORSE. : years old
ONE SMALL BAY MARE, very superior under saddle 3
years old ~ F'' e' 'Aouie'
3l5 " ~ 'iAi'f' ''o'S d iuli III
The above CARRIAGES and HORSES can be seen at the
Fountain Stables, Mr. GEORGE SFIFpPIRD IN WEI
NESDAY previous and THURSDAY, day Of sale Sale
CANNON & MATTHEWS,
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MisffIIaIIfans.

IL 3 LID RS, CHAIR AND CABINET MAKERS.
ARCHITECTS. &c :
THE PHOENIX WOOD BENDING COMPANY Works
at Greenpont Long IsaId offer for sale County and Shop
Rights in the State of Maryland for the of the Bla
chard PATENT for bending FuttOck Knees and all other
curves required by hpbudes and architects where great
strength and hghtness is desirable
TO CHAIR MAKERS the right invaluable, and
ensive throughout New England BY its aid there, up
to the present time, the manufacturers have
nOpOly of several styles.
Orders PROMPTLY filed for Timbers ofevery size curveor
small bent stutfs of any description. Apply TO
c. A. BURGESS, ,.
JOHN SII.SBEE, AsenS
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UMBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS.

7 UMBERl LUMBER
~ NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT
Retail Yard at No ~ West Falls Avenue I'd yard south of
Pratt Street Bridge Baltimore, Nd.
We would respectfully call the attention of our friends and
the public generally large assortment of WHITE PINE
LUMBER, consisting of Framing, and all kinds of White
EI Also Hemloek, Framing, Fencing, and Flooring
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles Lahs Pickets
&c We prepared furnish orders wholesale and retail
with Dispatch the accommodating terms as we get
our Lumber direct from large manufacturing establish
ment-Beaver Mills, Centre county, Pa.
nl9u EnWARD TURNER L CO.
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J.. VI. REYNOLDS, tt
WIN. HAMILTON, An
By F.. w. BENNETT d. co,

7sS7> LARGE SALE OF FURNI-
Ess.zz. TIRE TIRE AN ,},>- MIXTURES OF THE
,,-c,ro>- ,,,,r, -, PACA AND PRATT STREETS, AT
AUCIlON, FOR CASH.-TRuSTEES SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, ETC.-ln pursuance of general or.
der OF the Court of Common Pleas for Baltimore city in re.
aton to the estates Onsovent Debtors the
trustees for the benefit of the creditors of William Dor
hacker an insOvent debtor will offer public sale at the
Three Tuns Hotel south corner Pratt and Paco R
on THURSDAY MORNING, the 4th day August next at
10 o'clock, all the HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, Consisting of
chamber Tor Is rooms besides Furniture for Par
Tors and Dining Room and Kitchen.
ALSO,
CHINA andGLASSWARE, WINES and LIQUORS, and
other property in said hotel belonging to said insoyen
Terms Of sale-Cash in bankable money.
$ES e Va B S%%A lFEk5EN, Trustees.
z Nv ri
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3ankers an6 2roktrs.

DHILIP COVER Il CO.,
CORNER BALTIMORE AND HARRISON SITS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
EXCHANGE
BUY AND SELL CHECKS AND UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at the lowest rates.
~ Will COLLECT all accessible points, promptly
and at low rates. jel-tf
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q
YOHsts, It,, lot SaIk and RttI.

fF4A SPLENDID ESTATE.-For Sale a truly
EHii hrstclass FARM containing $50 acres within one
- hours ride OF the City. The improvements cost
sIeUO and are and modern The house has gas NOT
ana cold water and in fact all the convenences Of first.
cISs CITY residence Good City property will be taken in
eNcnange or sold the most liberal terms at very low
ne location Is unsurpassed for beauty and health
2 - DNl II, 20 ot. faul street a2eo3t
G::t FOR SALE OR RENT.
Mill House cor. Cough aud Caroline Street. suitable for
- IT, a grocery. Provision or Dry Goods Store
vision or Clothing Store l ~ : uu0e' 10
10 81 North Frederick street. suitable for Lager
a inquire OF Oh MYERS & BROS
= No Y Exchange Place.
ENOR RENT.-THREE VERY DESIRABLE
a GHAMBEkS over Store No. 8 South Charles street
Ypls VI w Plses. m27-eotf
o. FOR RENT.-The two-story DWELLING
#iii Il St Paul street, door to northeast corner -
@ss4AP Pleasant Apply to JOHN WILLIAMS 4 son Vi
lzoeou SO Smiths wharf
TNHE COTTAGE" near the main BUILDING
Of the 'Glades Hoteln at Oakland, Allcgany county
Md, $500 feet above Baltimore, with five and
wants rooms well furnished and n beds bedding,
and suitable for large two small families will va
cant on Wednesday, August 3d. and will be let for the
ahce o1the season al-9t
OFFICE FOR RENT ON LIGHT STREET
wharf over our Lumber Yard Office, No 1872 1t is
suitable TOR Tobacco Grain Commission Merchant or
other light business The rent is 500 per annum.
JS1-4l BURNS & SLOAN
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$umbGr.
+ UMBER, SHINGLES,

7 UAGBER, SHINGLES,
~ HEMLOCK RAILS, ETC
100000 No. HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
5000 feet A and 5-4 HeEIlock FENCING
large lot of Oak and Ash Timber Wheelwr ighs and
others Ais" every variety Of Building Material ali which
We otiet at hwest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & CO.
ap7-n adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
UMBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS.
IL OAK,
ASH,
HICKORY.
JOS THOMAS & SON,
fel7-u Park and CLAW reefs
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Stkaafsbins.


1sF4A HARLES TON.
ra fFt5 9lsis q ~ F F1;iaye HoTaSy
The new and frst-claSs Steamship
wu ,oa-oSu..Ca Capt / II. Layfeld,
VIII leave Spears wharf on
SATURDAY, August 18th,
at4o'eock, 7. NJ precisely
The accommodations for passengers by this Steamer
every respect frst-class.
Steamer
SAMUEL. r. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN W cALDwE9T eaEss son Sarf
g fPpaps6o vii leave Baltimore again on the 2sd Of
IF@s FOR SAVANNAH,
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, August 18th
~ ''.''>' CITY Of NORFOLK
Ill. ]. C. Parker, commander,
First csss Cabin PassagesI2
~ PuneSuay in her departure may he relied on
or passage, having superior accommodations
a,,, VIM. MENTzE!, Agent,
lift NEW YORK
THROUGH III FORTY HOURS.
, THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
Po9PPQRM Vac prpc Capt. G; v, Watson
f f26TST P3 dSErK G GsSt ETs9s5
Having been reftted with New and powerful Machinery
Will hereafter = -
From Pier u, n. r and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf,
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, MAX
ING 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 than measurement goods at proportional rates
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers Boston, Proyi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly forward
ed by this line free Of commission
INSURANCE-ONE EIGHTH CERT effected at the Office
of the Line previous to departure of steamers.
Apply to SAMl. 7. PEARCE, A gent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
or to II. B. CROMWELL CO,
sc WEST STREET.
je2Otf New York
AG%s% BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
ss5a.szkzh WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, Vim
A. Hallett. commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes, commander with fine accommodations for passen-
gers, will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY, at o'clock
r alternately Fare sl2, including Meals and Stateroom
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates.
m23-tf A. H. HIGGINS, Agent
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BY SAMUEL III, GOVFE

f::;t TRUSTEES SALE.
I ny virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for Batf-
oe at pubic SALE a equity, the gnderSgps trustee
ALL THAT YoT 6 Is9 6 a rqeoc X M NJ
city, RaVn % Gont 81 and Schroeder streets Ba
consist oFR2f b ftsft TR in
large three story BRICK BUILDING on Hoiiins Street
Schroeder street Stable on
This property now under mortgage for $780, which
will not be due until LIST October 1861 with interest from The
LIST of July last payable quarterly, and will be sold sub
ect to ID mortgage, giving the purchaser the benefit
Terms-one cash. balauce six and twel re months
90. T. PARKIN SCOTT, Trustee.
J252awts RS $. H. COVER, Auct'r.
GF:t TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
dersgnsd Trustee viii offer at public Sale at the the
premises on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of August Si9 at
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore city, at the
Bond feet inches With depth on Bank street
Of 81 feet INCHES This lot considerably wider the rear
than in the 'front.' and is improved by large threetory
BRiGk BUILDING It subject annual ground rent
and July every year See mortgage ron Noses Fesy
man. dated goth July, 1858, and in Liber f. S.
third cash, and the balance six and twelve
700 o,n,.,-. T. P4RKIN SCOTT, Trustee.
l282aw &ds: RS S. H. COVER, AuctioneeT.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FEE-STMPLE PRO
Il PERTY on RUSSELL, WEST, RIDGELY and CROSS
STREETS, within the city Of Baltimore
City By virtue dgs Of degree ohs Superior Court Of Baltimore
Trustee, will offer public sale, at the New Exchange
Rooms Second street, in the city Baltimore on THURS
DA the 18th day Of August, 1852 at O'Clock p NJ:
ALL THAT SQUARE OF GROUND in the city of BaIti.
more bounded by Russell West Ridgey and Cross streets
The property is in fee and unimproved
The terms of sale prescribed by decree areOne
third of the purchase be paid in cash oneth in
SIN, and onehird in twelve months from the day of sale
me credit payments bear interest from the day Of sale
and to be secured by the bonds notes of the purchaser
with surety sueties to be approved by the Trustee
Trustee. - A ~ N'N
J2l-eodts RICHARD LENNON, Trustee
BY WIN. HAMILTON
T..A TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ERjii LEASEH0LD PROP ERTY.-I will by virtue of a
decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city sell by
pHpplG auction on the premises, SATURDAY August
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situated in said CITY, on
the northeast corner of Franklin Chatsworth streets
having front on the former Of 1915 feet and eph on the
payable haf-yearly. N " WV
Improved by welbuilt and handsome brick DWELLING
OUS three stories in height with paror passage break
fast-room and kitchen en- the first floor.
The terms of sale areOnehalf cash,
six months, with interest.
i. NJ. REYNOLDS Trustee