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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19

county Of wesohss'sr % ssSsRt H TRACY Engineer.
MAcoxD's DAN, Nov IL issa
NToTIcE-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE Rs-
IN tate Of Julius Jacob late Of he city q New York de
csy Inc said are o
for siAoH xh saG4s A sss
NEW YORK, Nov. is. 1859
THE FREDERICK Fg N r. Sa oIsssaEoulEs.
1903 LEONARD STREET, N. T., Nov. 20, 1852
ther enss Soreay invite the public
tribute q esf s III formerly
Of Engine Company 81.
line viii form in order Sunday Nov TO- at
o'clock on hudson street rgH resting Sg on Christi
70 Fourteenth street to Broadway across he Cy Hal Park
sity Chapel
solsmniIng the Of the amsntsd DAVID
m a y. oas ~. aSEEx HOWARD Y sI .,, v,u,....
Of fSs ss% 1Gs r Il s s s e.
proce ps nv Mlll be as follows
4 FUEEKAL GRAFTON by JOHN NJ. DwINNELI.E.
Esq = s e Hsfassist
The of the day will be under the charge tho
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
Members Of the New York Fire Department cizeus' Dress
FIRE Department OF Richmond County.
Fire Department of nOboken
The officiating Clergymen, in carriages.
: The Pail Bearers. In carriages,
Hon. Joseph O. McKibben, VIM ID. Kennedy,
Hon. John Kelly, Q. Godfrey Guuther,
Mat I. Brennan Pol Justice, Hon. John w. Forney,
Henry Is. Venn. Hon. Fernando Wood,
Samuel Radcliffe, Joseph Cornell,
George Wilkes, Edward r. Carpenter,
John Jourdan, Philip Furlong.
Thes. c. Byrns Hon. John j. HoR,
John Clancy, VIM N. McInire,
John McClusky, NJ D. Garrison,
Walter Roche, Owen w, Brennan,
Philip w. EngR James Miller
Zophar Mills NJ ID. GOoderson,
VIM l.. Newell Michael Phelan,
James Moore, Lewis De Angels,
John Lord, Isaiah w. Rynders,
Richard T. Compton. John Mcleod Murphy,
Gustavus A. Conover, Oliver Charhck,
Sheltons Band.
Howard Engine Co., No "a,
AS n Guard of Honor In Hollow Square.
Citizens and late Residents Of California
New York
Heads of Departments Of the City and County,
Citizens generally.
Bands Will play funeral dirges and common time.
Such societies and associations have reported will be
assigned places the order in which they shall report them,
selves to the Grand Marshal.
private carriages requested 10 conform
with the wishes Of the committee in this respect
No banner bearing political devices inscriptions win be
admitted In the procession.
The Pail Bearers will meet at the house Of Engine CO. No.
34atl2M.
arrangements for the funeral the charge
'' ''A' CoMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
SAMUEL RADCLIFFE, Chairman
GEORGE WILKES,
MICHA Ell rHELAN
JOHN LINDSEY
JAMES MILLER,
HARRY HOWARD, Grand Marshall
THE SECOND MEETING OF sEGAR PACKERS WILL.
ba hed Hupolo TJa ctro gatrr
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A UGUST BELMONT CO., BANKERS NO. 30 WALL
II street. letters Of credit for travellers available an
parts Of The world through Messrs Rohschld Of Paris Lon
don Frankfort Naples and Vienna and their correspondents
pRoOKLYN CITY GAsLIGHT STOCK FOR SALE, By
~ JOHN b. MURRAY, 40 Wall street.
(NALIFORNIA STATE AND sAN FRANCISCO CITY
" coupons bought by AUGUST BELMONT CO., 50 Wan
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NYOTICE-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE rs
IN tate julius Jacob late Of the city Of New York. de-
undersigned at the counting house Of Wise Arnold No.
vesey street IN the c Of New York And Az aasS
same for liquidation. FAMELIA w. JACOB, Execurx.
Per SIMON W. ARNOLD, Attorney.
Nrw YORK Nov. l8. 1850
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UrREE BRIDGE OVER HARLEM RIyER.-No MOTTO ne
tha 2s day Of November Instant nj twelve o'clock Ne
BY he Commissioners for removing osucuons from Harlem
river and bUdng bridge the Same" for building
Draw Pier for The new bridge the site OF Mncombs DAM
Tbs plan and specifications be seen VI w. a. Floroncos
Mac0nbs DAM and at which place blank proposons WIZ 70
furnished 70 contractors. ... 49,
An propositions must BE- filled out IN accordance VIM ,ne
blanks furnished enclosed sealed envelope directed 70
edward H. Tracy Engineer" and left at the onioe OF Lewis
g. Morris, No. Tryon .ow. ~
The propositions must accompanied by the written con.
Of responsible parties who will sign bond for nvo
thousand dollars for the faithful performance VI tne conac
II shs be awarded the proposer The Commissioners re-
the right reject any propositions which they may
think interests OF The city OF New YORK ana
county Of WesChester 70 accept
NAconp,s DAN Nov II 1854
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POLITICAL.

V,nE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE NATIONAL DE.
i mocratc Mayoraly and Almshouse Convention will be
~ o'clock. WIN. WILSON, Chairman.
j. KERRIGAN j. LIVINGSTON, ID. BRoPHY, Secretaries.
Oath WARD-FERNANDO WOOD ASSOCIATION
~ will meet at Rieys corner of Eighth and
Tny street. every Wednesday Saturday evening"
~ NJ Punctual attendance all democrats earnestly
re luested. BY order, WIN. T. ROBINSON, President
MS; i na a; MssHArH' Secretaries.
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INFORMATION WANTED--OF THE PERSON WHO
noticed the man that was "Wednesday night by
carriage driver and who knows the number Of the
he win please call at the Mayors office the 18th u NJ
hers who witnessed the of Beecker
broadway, viii also please call.
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CATURDAY AFTERNOON READING ENTERTAIN
y The pupils Of schools may have opportunity
of listening TO the Readings and REGULATIONS OF j. B. BROWN
Clinton Hail. Asor psce Saturday afternoon, at 3oclock
only 10 cents each Parents these excellent
sons in reading for your children.
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NATIONAL TEACHERS INSTITUTE 1886 BROAD
~ way-Teachers and Pupils wanted for Academies aud
Schools throughout the Union Parents guardians
make all arrangements to enter Pupils any institution
send for circulars and catalogues TO RICE Il ANDREWS
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r ECTURES BY DR.. SCUDDER.
The DIR. Scudder will give the fifth and last Lecture
OF his course, at the Cooper Institute, on
Monday evening, November 81.
subjecCrcal Periods 10 the History OF the British EN-
pe lndsome account OF earlier Mutnies and Massacre
- he late Great Rebellon-Is Nature and uccason-rh
Atrociues; how far exaggerated-Heroc Dees-Desuny
lnda Tickets Is cents. Doors open Il TO at
o'clock.
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A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTF VII.
"A be sold at an immense sacrifice for cash. secoad han
Pianofortc will be taken exchange for beautiful
wor kmanshp warranted in every respect Apply At ID
West Broadway, near Canal street.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

At 7B BROADWAY THE BEST WOVEN SKIRTS
"A na can be made fisy spring ladies and twenty.
Dealers call and examine our stock q. A. RANOUs
skirt factory 7s6 Broadway, corner of Eighth street.
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ITO RENT-TWO LARGE PARLORS, UNFURNISIED
with handsome chandeliers suitable for club room 70
party OF gentlemen or To gentlcman location
broadway and Houston street. Payment in advance Ad
dress Mrs Haring, station A.
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JIIECTRICAL EXPERIMENTS-tSECOND OF THE
~ course-Popular brilliant and Instructive with splen
did apparatus costing $2000 by Prof Stone Clinton
Hall place, saturday evening" Nov. 10 at ~ o'clock
1ickets rs cents; three for 80 cents.
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MARsH'S COUNTING ROOMS,
WI For practice and instruction In
BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS
No. 3sS Broadway, Appleton's BuildinS
Circulars with full particulars, on Application.
MARSHS COMPLETES WORKS, new and beautiful ed.
ions, printed In colcrs, for sale.
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1nhIit SaIes.
BY SAMUEL II. COVER

o. d. TRUSTEES SGLE.-By2 virtue of De
# Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
aAsigned Trustee, will offer at public sale, the Elk
change Sales Room South Gay street, in this city,
THURSDAY, the I'd day Of June 1859, at O'Clock, P NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND at the northeast corner Of
ing seventy feet on Townsend street. with depth of
hundred and fifty feet Foster alley; with the improve
ments thereon consisting Of capacious Brick DWELLING
orywo feet 'front.' with large frame two-story Back Build
ing, Dairy House, Pump of the best water, &c.
This Lot IS subject to ground Of sos per annum
payable afyearly Sth June and December, be
sold under mortgage from George Peters to Marie c. A.
No los, folio 4Gi, &c.
The terms of sale prescribed by the Decree are-one-
third cash. and the balance in six and twelve months with
interest and security, T. PARKIN SCOTT, Trustee
mll2aw&ds RS $. II. COVER, Auctr
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GEO SAUERWEIN, Trustee
LANGDON ERVING, Attorney
+. W. BENNETT Il co,
ml6.l7,l9,2l, q, 26, ,iel,4.6,7.l2t
=. TRUSTEES SALE OF
IIIl VAIITADT ne EASEIInT n DDnDEDT

miO IL lS,ZI, zf,Zozo,ol ,Jt4O,i- III AuctlOneerS.
ft..& TRUSTEES SALE OF
.Xee.A JOHN STREET
BY virtue Of standing order of the Court Of Common
undersigned trustee of Samuel H. Iyeth will offer for sale
at public auction the Saesroom of Merchants Elk
change, No ~ $ Gay street, at O'Clock, NJ, TUES
the 25th day of May next the following described pro-
perty and improvements thereon, viz
ALL THOSE FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
city OF baltimore, each fronting twenty feet the south
west side of ohm street, with depth of and
NIFTY feet to Foster alley, and distant respectively hun
dred and twenty feet hundred and forty feet one hun
dred and sixty feet and hundred and eighty feet
souheastery from the formed by the intersection
the southeast side of Townsend the
of John street. each of said lots being subject the
ment OF the yearly of Sl20 in half yearly staments
the lStdays of April and October in every year.
The above property assigned to Samuel H. Iyeh
John H. Reese Jr, by deed dated the 4th day october
1853 and duly recorded in lber G. f. S. No 1857, folio 1873,
&c one of the land records of Baltimore city
Each lot IS improved with substantial and cOmmodous
three story brick DWELLING HOUSE, with front and side
yard.
The lots and improvements will be sold separately.
The property will be ssd free of all liens and membranes
to the day of sale.
Terms of saleThe purchaser at his option may pay the
purchase money the day sale give bonds or notes
with security to be approved by the trustee
of Onehaf of the purchase money, with interest six
months, and the residue, with interest in twelve months
from the day of sale
ROBT. C. BARRY, Trustee.
F. W. BENNETT * co,
apZS3u1n3,b, III, lot AuctiOneerS
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F1nfatinn.
DUGBY INSTITUTE
IL AT MOUNT WASHINGTON,


BALTIMORE CoUgTY, MD.
The Session of this School viii commence MAY ID
Prospectus may he had the Bookstore Newton Kurtz
Pratt street, Baltimore, by addressing Dr. Arnold, the
Principal
The venerable Editors of National Lateligencer one
Of whom had for several son-and recently
grandsonunder the tuition of DR. Arnold referring
his School last September used the following language
mend Dr. Arnolds select Boarding School, Mount Wash
ington to any parent or guardian, desiring to hear of
eligible seminary" apl3eo2m
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lV1Y0UNG LADIES.-The SUMNER SESSION begins
on May 4th, 1889 The of instruction the
branches full and thorough being under the direction of
an efficient Faculty OF able and experienced Teachers Every
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and ad
tges of the Christian family invited examine the
Sch ID
Rev. GkO LEWIS STALEY. Principal, Mount Washington
Batm Co, Mary land or Rev DR. HEINER, Second St
Batmo Catalogues be had at CUSHINGS 4 BAL
LEYS. Fillmore street, and at Mr. Geo. Gebachs Second
street apSt
NEW LONDON ACADEMY,
PROF. EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ, Principal
May 1889 1t is located in retired and healthy village
justly celebrated for the saubry of its climate and the
elevated char acter OF its citizens Coach the
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore at Newark DEL
to convey Students to the Academy.
TermsS5 per Session of five months The Principal may
be at the Maltby House April 18th and 10Th BIN
A LEX, HOFFMAN,
N DESIGNER AND CARVER,
ID r A W / " G. " d IL Cd E L l NC
SCHOOL,
No ia BALTIMORE STREET, (thrd story)
mh2ly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore.
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AU0ks AND STATIONERY.

MURPHY & CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
1Vl LISTERS, PRINTERS,
ETATTONE RS
MARBLE BUILDING, ls2 BALTIMORE ST.
s1u BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL E. TURNER.
No. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
L L SORTMENT OF PAPER STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign of
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, very great variety
ENVELOPES Of all kinds.
STATIONERY of every description, for Office and private
use, viz: STEFI. PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WAFERS LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&C. &c.
INK, Writing and Copying, of all the best makers, LET
NAIES, &c, &c
Also large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c, &c, all at low
prices.
COUNTRY MERCuAN MIS- will do we'll to call faoo.tf
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W GUS "a vi l.. j. SOfEh "
BY GIBSON IL co


A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF VERY
"A VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS Ii
BRARY-By virtue of order of the Orphans Court for
baltimore city, the mndersgned administrator of VIM.
GIBSON co. No. North Charles street, II S
(TUESDAY) EV ENING, oath of May, commencing
at hafpast o'clock each evening" the very extensive and
valuable Law and Miscellaneous Library belonging to the
estate Of said deceased The Law Library very valuable
and complete having been kept the present time and
comprising the best books all excellent condition
The Miscellaneous Library is also select and desirable
Catalogues of the whole will be prepared Books ar
ranged for examination several days before the sale
Terms cash. in bankable money.
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Anblit Sales.
BY LENNON & BROGDEN

BUCHANAN'S WHARF
ON THURSDAY, 26t6 Instant at l O. clock st
Othe Auction Store, on Buchanan wharf the carUo ~
brig ''R. R. Kirkland consisting of ~ 0'iso oR
226 HHDs' and - BBLs, P. R SUGAR
al HHDS. P K. MOLAsSES.
m24-ts LENNON BROGDEN, Auctrs
BY SAMUEL j. sOPER & co.
BALANCE OF THE CARGO IA. NJ. LAW.
LID RENEE" AT AUCTION-ON THIS MORNING
next the oath inst, at IL O'Clock at Ramseys wharf,
shall sell the balance of the cargo "a. NJ. Lawrence
O700 BOXES ORANGES,
D10 q" LEMONS.
SAM'L J. SOPER & co.
m232 t Auctioneers.
o. o. TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of a De-
% cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the
dersgned will offer for sale premises, SAT
URDA \, 18th June, 1889, at 4 o'clock 2. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the city of Bal.
lnore, and described follows, that say Beginning
1or the same on the line OF the side of Washington street.
AT te distance of $50 feet northery from Pratt street. and
running Thence northery binding Washington street. 20
Se hence easterly, parallel with Pratt street.
thence southry parallel with Washington street. 20 feet
ana thence by straight line to the place beginning
This lot Is well improved by good tlreestory BRICK
cash. and the residue in sin months with
interest and security the the
ORVILLE HORWITZ Tri1stee
m202aW3W&1s SAM. + SOpFR Sr C6'
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aaaterinq 1latts.
y YORK SPRING
CAPE LOOKOUT.

ES HhHA This Cape, the junction of the Chesapeake
EA il1ELISA. and Potomac waters, equidistant one
eI1A11lx-e@ hundred miles from the four South
cities, Baltimore, Washington Norfolk and Richmond
forming perfect ocean, with the commerce of the whole
State through the channel of the broad expanse Of the
Chesapeake bay thirty miles one side, and the Potomac
the other side twenty miles. adordng elegant
comfortable for surf and still water bathing with
all the uxuries of Salt Water, Fish Oysters &c afording
elegant and beautiful drives in the distance of fifteen miles,
surrounding the peninsuar through handsomely cuva
ted country will be ready for the LIST day of
July ensuing with hundred and nine Cottages and
handsome Hotel erected contract has been entered into
nth the propreors of Point Lookout by VIM. H. Allen and
Lind Murdoch Architects of Baltimore to the effect
above stated. ap6-2m
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\. 3. UAN IUSUN, Z pocn;,ers
j. p. POE. hecel'ers'
mlS-eos S CANNON n MATTHEWS, Auct'rs.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-In pursuance of decree
of the Superior Court of Baltimore city sitting equity,
the undersgned trustee, will offer at public auction,
O'Clock on ESDA lith day Of June, the Exchange
saesTOOm, Gay street.
TWO ANNUAL GROUND RENTS of SIT each. payable Ist
of March and September, two adjoining Lots fronting
each IL feet inches the side Of Rock street.
south from Saratoga street. each having twOsory Brick
Dwelling thereon
AN ANNUAL GROUND RENT of $685. reserved 10
the northwest of Ostend and Sharp streets fronting
Ostend l55 Plumb alley and Sharp
40 feet payable quarterly from the 18th Of February 1t is
used Coal Yard with switch from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad which along Ostend street the entire
front. There some slight improvements on this lot
Sale positive Terms cash
mol 1aUoW 7 PENNINGTON TINS
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Snsuralfs Gunlpanies.
A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
n OF BALTIMORE
Irnnr l, Has t,to

A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
N OF BALTIMORE
INCORPORATED by the State of Maryland, 1853.
OFFICE-NO. Sc SECOND STREET, SECOND STORY
The Company nsgres every description OF Property in the
The Directors meet daily determine upon applications
j. ARMSTRONG, President
ur,;. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
$2nn { fl KEENAN,, 8 @ II E%sE sFiy
W Wm. Y Welsh, F. Ross Homer,
mhl7f 0A'a' vcT6RRs e GIU NsEfDa Secretary.
RE AND LIFE INSURANCE Cl AGE ESSc1EsA'
DIS. ooURTENAY 4 SON. G
i, Houses Furniture, Warehouses MeIcha9dizs, and all
COMPANIES on liberal terms '-''''
BS- Satisfactory references gwen. fe2l-tf
EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ i..,,., OF NEW YORK.
Surplus December ST. ISIS sGsS
'+ a no" "sfE g. 5oTRfESIY '@00
GOODHUE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CASH Capital, call ps cd IN NEW YORK sooOOoo %
Surplus December 81, 26OO44
,a,.. D. S. C0URTENAY &soN, Agents.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN OF BALTIMORE.
STATE OF MARYLAND 1919.
OFFICE No. 30 SoUTH STREET
,,,,,, ,,,, Nv, - New Building opposite Second ST.
THIS COMPANY INSURES EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
=, BY FIRE.
Short assurances may be effected for single day or for
longer period. John b. SEIDENSTRICKER,
President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Allen A. Chapman, VIM Woodward,
Henry NJ Bash, George Bartlett,
VIM Head, Adam Denmead,
John W. Ross, Joseph W. Jenkins
Edward }. Church, Thomas S. Benner,
JOB Smith, George Small
feI9tf " ~ Secretary
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF BALTIMORE
lNSURES Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Goods on
storage and Merchandise generally against loss damage
by fire Also Vessels and Cargoes in port
Offices. F. corner of SOUTH sTREETs
The Directors meet daily to answer applications.
ANDREW REES L, President
DIRECTORS.
James NJ Pouder, Hoffman,
VIM; g. Power, II. J. Werdebaugh,
Saml X Smith, NJ. Benzinger,
VIM. Ortwine, II
Aaron tenton, Augustus Shriver,
Geo. F. Thomas, J. Stricken jenkins.
G. HARLAN WILLIAMS,
JalIu Secretary.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE


GROUND on near Milestone Point.
Lot beginning the line of the western side Of TOwson
street. point distant $50 feet sOuhery from the line of
the southernmos side Of Beason street. and running south
ery on TOwSOn street. 10 feet brick house standing
the doinng lot then westerly parallel to Beason street,
90 feet then souhery parallel to Towson street, 62 feet
less to ground conveyed by David U. Brown to
George W Zeigler then westerly, parallel to Clement street.
and bounding Zeglers ground, 40 feet ID inches to
ground conveyed by said Brown to Robert Boyd then
northey parallel to Towson street. and bounding that
ground IS feet less, other ground conveyed by
Brown Zeger eastey bounding thereon and paral
lei to Bason street. 40 feet 10 inches ground conveyed TO-
Simon Rosenied then southery bounding that ground
and parallel to Towson street lG feet and then eaStery sun
bounding that ground 60 feet the point of beginning
I'd Lo-Beginnng on the line Of the northernos side OF
Clement street. the distance of 90 feet westerly from the
line of the western side of Towson street. and at the corner
of ground lately owned by James L. Sutton, and
running thence westerly Clement street feet more
less to ot ground of said Sutton thence nothery bound
ing thereon and parallel to Towon street. 65 feet thence
westerly, still bounding SuttonS ground, parallel TO
Clement street. q feet hence northery still bounding on
SuOns ground parallel to Towson street 80 feet to ground
conveyed by David Brown to George W Zeige thence
eastery bounding that ground parallel to Clement ST.
% feet less to ground or lately owned by said
James L. Sutton and thence southery, bounding that
ground, 100 feet less to the place of beginning.
Sale positive Terms cash
J. PENNINGTON. Trustee.
CANNON d MATTHEWS,
M -2aWlU E2tawlw'
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GEO. W. DOBBIN, Admir-,
ml4ts GIBSON co, Auctioneers
7 ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF

II
BELONGING TO BALTIMORE COUNTY.
BY authority vested in the undersigned County Com
lSsoners OF Baltimore county, by act of Assembly
at January session. 1885, chapter M sections and 3D. they
VIII offer at public auction, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
OF May next at IL o'clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange
sales ROOMS No IL South Gay street, in the city of Ba
The following described Property, apportioned Bat
more county, in the division of the Amshouse Property,
viz
LOT No containing about 1877 acres will be divided into
Sections ard Lots.
LOT No containing "a acres will be divided into
Sections and Lots
Lthographic Plats of the whole will prepared and can
be mad after the 18th of May of the auconeers the
once OF the County Commissioners, Towsoutown
The attention of capitalists builders and others invited
70 the above important sale, offering great inducements
for investment the property being located in Baltimore
county (adonng the city, where the taxes are oneaf of
the assessments in the city
The property will be sold clear of all taxes for 1889
Terms OF sale The lots described will he offered by the
front foot as laid down the plat made by Messr Tenn
peton and Shpey lease for ninety renew
able for ever onefh of the principal paid in cash
day Of sale giving the purchasers privilege of redeem
ing the lots leased within two years from sale the
grades Of the several streets must be preserved
Messrs Templeman and Shpley, the County Surveyors
give every information as to the location and division of
the property