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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-15
CITY ITEMS.

Pvrr's Hrlp.-We have never witnessed greater
change from one day TO another than occurred in the
Cattle Market in Forty-our;h street from fGe,day 20
Wednesday. II was The opinion Of some OF the cattle
brokers that the difference fu one cent perpounf
We believe that the butchers have not had a more
favorable time for buying cattle suitable for beef Of
the rst quality, for many months, than they had yea
tordav. We know that good bullocks were sold g a
bead less than on Tuesday, for the sane quality and
# the buyers paid 10 cents net per pound, they secured
much better equivalent for their money By refer
epce 10 The cattle market it III be seen that the Cause
Of the decline yesterday from Tuesdays prices was
large accession of numbers, and that tue market was
ove1stocked. Il cannot be charged 10 the prevailing
snow storm, for that did not much hinder business.
The fact is that the country s 700 fau OF cattle for
spectators TO think Of crowdng up prices.
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Equal to over 20 per cent upon the capital stock.
Pacific Mail sold vt 49, but closed offered at III In
Reading there but little done, and She marke.
steady This stock is almost entirely in the hands
Of the Philadelphia operators. In Western shares gen.
orally there change of importance, and moder-
ate transactions The Bond market moderately
active with rather better feeling. Erie seconds i'm
proved to 90I, and that was bid for more. Budson
seconds sold at par. There was better inquiry for
Missouri &c, and the market touched 81, an improve
meut of l y cent within q few days. Tenessees also
were firm. The closing prices were: Virginia Ss,
93a93I Missouri Ga, S3I aSi; Canton Co., HSl7ij
Cumberland Coal Co., 12lal3; Pacific Mail Ti0
III; New-York Central Railroad, S0i 0S0I Erie
Railroad, sI0si; HudsoD River Railroad, 42I s42l,
Harlem Railroad, 8is9; Harlem Railroad Preferred
34t934l Reading Railroad, Al ail.; Michigan Gen.
trsl Railroad 81, $40; Michigan Southern and North
erD Indiana Railroad 6ia7; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, Ia 0l8; Panama Rail
road, l35Ia 1876; Illinois Central Railroad J9i95sI;
GaleDa and Chicago Railroad 67i a67:; Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, l9I 9l9I; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad 644 S64s; Illinois Central 7s 81! 0Sit.
In foreign bills there is nothing of importance doing,
and rates are unchanged.
Freigbts-To Liverpool AL bales compressed Cotton
at 3D. 500 boxes Cheese at 30s; so boxes Bacon per
steamer al 4Os 200 tee Beef at 3s 3D. IS tlns Oh at
25s. To London tups Lard at ne. 3D.; TINS Clover
Seed at 27s. Cd. 900 ties Beef IS. Sd. To Glasgow
25 tuns Beef at 6s. vessel of 10000 fee, capacity
from St. Marys to northside Of Cuba at 50 per 200
feet. A vessel of 900 bbls ont to windward at
zee. per Dbl
TIE business of the Sub-Treasury Receipts,
$33234 81 for Customs, $6l 900; Payments, $780,
GAO 20; Balance, 81, l99, 55l 81.
The earnings OF the Erie Railroad for the month Of
November 1898 "tre'' Sooo 20
Earnings Of November fsolVi %
The increase in the rss twelve days Of Dec s 6ooo 90
We annex The third monthly report of the Receiver
OF tie Ere Railroad:
RECEIVER, ACCOUNT WITH THE sBwYoRK
RAILROAD C0nPAN1.
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"How TIE Poor LIVE. The little article detailing
the distressed situation Of poor family in Mott street,
which was Published in THE TRIBUsE of Monday last
bas been most generously responded to. We have re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-15

Henry Ward Beeeher viii deliver new lecture
prepared especially for the occasion ar the Tabernacle
Church Dr. Thompson'sl Broadway, corner Of Thirty
fourth street this evening at o'clock. The proceeds
of the lecture will go the benefit of the Young Mems
Association of the church.
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advertisements.
NJ nj Rnftlrs of Mrs WINSI nIN'S

smVF used every year in the United Slater fOr
Children Teehins with neyerfAng success Relief l. lmse
date and certain. Only 25 cents bottle.
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-CH,xBgRs = Dec. H-Before Justic.
CLEREE.
THE WERNER tAst.
In the matter Of the People AT. George Werner.

SUPREME COURT-CHsxBgRs Dec. A-Before Justic.
CLEREE.
THE WERNER CAsE.
In the matter OF the People AT. GeorEe Werner.
The defendant was sentenced 10 the Pententiary on
Saturday a r keeping disordery houe in Thirteh street
rear iehh avenue writ OF having been allowed by
Jndge CeTke prisoner brought before him writ Of
habeas corpus for the purpose Of having him admitted 70 bail
until the decision the General Term Of the Supreme Court
sh Obtained No bill Of exceptions having been settled the
Judge remanded the prisoner without 70 the renewal
the Notion when the exceptions shall have been settled
Jonas b. Phillips for the prisoner John sedssck for the
People.
DECISIONS.
Mary W. Frazee agt Aaron Frazee.-Judgment OF
divorce granted The may be back the referee
for further proof il II can be furnished
Jane Mcclure 81 al ACT Thomas NJ. Brown ct al
Motion granted payment Of Of trial and , 10 costs Of mo
ton
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DESPERATE ATTgNPT

ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.--A Board Of Examiners
appointed by the General Term yesterday consisting Of
Gen CTooke Mssrs silmen aud Frost Twenty three young
gentlemen passed animation and duly admitted to
practice at the Bar.
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lEs.-Thomas Dickson died a.

Did or HIS ISJURIEs.-ThOmas Dickson died AZ
the City hospital yesterday from the effects Of burns sustained
by the explosion OF eanphene lamp Saturday night last
The dsceased odgrr the Clinton Hotel Ia Atlantic
and about going 10 bed at the time Of the accident
He shoemaker by trade % years OK age, and without
family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-15

M WIN. Henry Fry lectures tonight before the
Mercantile Library Association at Clinton Hal, Aslor
place subject s the City OF New-fork.
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TAdveIiissrnent.
OyRRCOATS AT EVANS.
At EvASs, 4 fahon-si.
CO
Advertisement
BRApY's GALLERY. No. 643 Broadway, corner

BNNUl NALIENf, NU' VfO IIVHuWHyf VVIHOh
Of Blsecksr-st. HoLIpAY PREsBSIs .
voRYrYPEs superb and appropriate style ofpcture for Ho
iday Presents AsO, Imperial PHoToSRAPEs, hSiATukss
ANBROTrPEs, aud DAGuERREorTPEs-
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$3.50 %
The item e2ss5o 10 in part to wsses 10 ar ear but
they eli paid Up.
There will be a meeting Of Erie Directors tomoT-
row, when the scheme for paying off the over-dne
Second Mortgage, alluded to day two since, viii
probably be adopted. The propagation viii be thrown
open to the whole body Of boDdhoders, and viii prob
ably be to give bonus Of Is cent in Fourth Bonds,
to induce holders Of Seconds TO exchange them for
Thirds. Tbs will increase the debt Of tie Company
S6Co eco but relieve it from the suits Of foreclosure
new in progress.
The following is the report Of the earnings Of the
Michigan Southern Railroad for the Eve weeks in De
.smhar 1870 and ISLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-15

COMMISSIONERS or ENlGRATIos.-At the regular
meeting Of this Board, held yesterday afternoon at
Castle Garden, it appear. from the weekly statement
that the total number Of emgrans arrived 10 the 18th
inst was 76 tl9; TO the date las: year, '6,587,
being decrease of 6S. Number of inmates in the ia
sdtuton. on Wards leland, 719. Last year the num-
Der was ,lOl and the year previous 2,OO6 Balance
in bank January l. 1852 5,6JS 49, aggregate receipts
for ccmmutation of passengers, sf3,7a 52i total,
$l79,390 80; disbursements, including current eX-
pcnses, slsf 4G3 50; balance of communication fund,
$49s7 q. The resignation Of DR.. Selden, Assistant
Surgeon at Wards Island, was received and accepted
Owing to the email number of patients on the leland
the vacancy will not at present be filed. After the
transaction of some business of private nature the
Board adjourned.
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coURT oF coMMoN PLEAs-oasEn.L TEnn-DEe. ID


BEFORE Judges DAILY, BRADY aud HILToS.
THK APPOINTMENT oF HEALTH wARDEgs.
Hchs at. The Mayor, Sc.
The plaintiff WAS appointed Health Warden Of the
Thisd ard the 3th Of January 1855 by Mr. Merton then
ty In4cor aud Ms appointment confirmed By the Board
u Aldermen The 2sh Of January On the 5h Of January
1859 r Morton appointed Edward Smith in place OF the plain
H received thereof the Let Of February Smiths
appointment confirmed BY the Aldermen and the plu
til continued his duties and claimed his salary rom April to
June He sued this claim aud the Justice gave judgment
aver, which utguent affirmed by the Marine Court
The principal question he;hsr the plaintiff had been e
h fs opinion decided question the negative aud hei
that The plants entitled the compensation provided by
law the defendants proved nothing which operated 20 dts
ei.arg. their from liability. Judgment affirmed
SPKcIAL TEzN-Dec. b-beforc Judge BRADY
DECISIONS.
Tie Corn Exchange Bank AIT. Charles b. De Berg,
lprlcrdMooa irIaed, with : 10 cost - abide
Tefer agt. kiersted.-Judgment for plaintiff on de-
E1ulrer.
Lowell aet Martin.-Motion 10 discharge order OF
sres, denied with Slo costs sbids event.
Keeue aet Kennedy, ct El.-Motion denied, with $40
costs, AID di-bgrseu.uts
Before Jud-e HItTov.
Cecilia \. ). Goodwin ag,t. Arnold Goodwin.-Di-
soIcc granted In lgor Of defendant.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.-Dec. lL-Pefore Re-
eorder Bernard.
QUARREL AMONG TIE SYRACUSE RowDTs-IwO MODEL
FoLIcEHES n HOUSE 80 I'LL FAME.
Cornelius Otherwise " Nicely Woods and Charles
Hrrhsld Of ~ syracuse dies whose mares have al
ready appeared PRINT connection With the Peter
strirT indicted and r-gnei the charg. beating
John Csreier smother Of the al Of them employees
Of The House. The assault committed the 18th
ofOctcbtT willie Carpenter going 10 stable the First
Wsd AID Tie ground of the quarrel ha; Carpenter had
"Pg Ne u TIC SsS'Pspsn secss thea" CSpcstss testified
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The Stock market showed a moderate increase Of
business today but the rmness Of yesterday lost
and nearly every description trifle lower There
appeared be special disposition 10 bear the MARKET
but stock came out more freely than the demand could
absorb Central opened 500 but the call proceeded
fell off to s0 the transactions reaching 5000 shares.
At the Second Board, after the figures of the annual
report were known, showing supus of only $24 900
after pay ng7 y cent dividends there considerable
The market broke down TO S0! With sales at 80,
seller sixty Hudson River continues very firm, and
sold up 10 l2 the prospects Of the traffic Of the road
in 1862 and of the successful negotiation of the extern
sion of the Second Mortgage Bonds, two milions,
which fall due next year. The proposition, we under
stand has been very vorably received. The Company
propose extend The losn for twenty-five years. with
Sinking Fund of 5000 per annurh, % be invested
in hese bonds as long they be purchased at or
under lO5 and interest. Panama continues firm at
1851. We find the annexed figures, in regard To the
condition this road in The Express, bat do not know
whether or not they are official:
The year commenced with surplus to the credit Of
Earnings OF Eo""O
Tota........................ s3,asou
Running expenses, depreciation and pay
msnis to New-Gransds account Of
meils, ETC.. H9loN0
Interest upon bonds. lb,l00
July dividend.... ytyOzO
New. Orensda proportion. 9ys
To sinking Fund in June, y.............. 10000
Cash sccount of First Mortgage Bonds -
Tedeemed SS9oop- iHelD
Balance OF income. 3y2t
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A BosTos THEA lad, claiming to be Boston
thief who says that his is Daniel Kelly and that
he is only 10 years old, was arrested yesterday by
Officer Crosby Of the Eighth Precinct. The prloner,
while drunk, was making disturbance at a store in
Wooster street, and elected from the premises by
the officer Subsequently, while the officer was on
duty at the ruins Of Lghte Bradburys piano factory,
Kelly came up behind him with an open knife, and
was in The act of stabbing him, when some one gave
an alarm, and the officer turning suddenly, Knocked
the desperado down. In the attempt to take him into
custody Kelly succeeded in emitting Of the officers
fingers nearly off, lie finally taken before Justice
Quackenbush, who committed him 70 answer a charge
OF feobious assault.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-15

ASSISTANT EsGIsEERs OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The election Of Assistant Engineers Of the Brooklyn Fire De-
pau Monday night resulted in the choice Of the follow
ing VIM. II. Fury Of Engine No IL w NJ II. Eanderyeer OF
Engine No p; David s. Simpson Of Engine No 9 eandsr
ConAn Of Engine No II; Stephen w. Phillips Of Engine No
H. Richard Lamb Of Hose Company No O. George Ward Of
Hose Company Mo-.
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The whole month Of December Of last year gave
$4,000.
The condition Of the banks of the four leading cities
Of the Union according to their laest statements si
hand, is as follows:
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o. fattnRrsbip A0tites.

1st-As ENUFI.LENT FARMS.
GOOD GROUND RENTS
For sale by r G. WATERS Il son, Brokers,
mhi9-tf No. ) Law RuIing.
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I. NJ Ut ". IFll5fEV5.
ll3awEds CANNON ~ MATTHEW'S, Auct'r

o. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
8i!,IS CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the sub
A crihers as Trustees will offer at public SALE, at the
New Exchange Sales Rooms COud in the city of
Baltimore, MONDAY, the 1th day OF November next,
| OF nck. Z NJ
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aMbIft SAILS.
81 CANNON & 6iA'T7TFIEtyS.

! SihHNON az iA'E'EHEtsS.
! EfCrTT SdI ~ VI DECKkE or The ClR
Sicped as Tr,,stI fWk BALTlMORE CITY, the under
NJ offer for sale at Uuhc auction, at the
II 2Hes Rooms, Second street, Baltimore city on
ALL THAT LOT OF GKt n ,at i tho cit, If RoI
plat thereof by the No /, which is ca1taI1aJ within he
9es ana D our c2GIe and distances following to wit
soGih % DEGREES ana 10 MINUTES east from standing
on t' iu l uc % ny iiiil road aud in the second line OF
thence boundhS on sa ROAD south @ degrees and Is min
ute east II perce5 then north q degrees 45 minutes
east 10 pgrches, and lengths Of perch to Ihr north,
west branch o! latapSco II YER lt counting thereon north
- degre west ~ perches, north t3& degrees
9eTches TO- Lot No. and then by straight line to the place
payable quarterly "''''V
he improvements upon the above described property areas
iolowS:-QNE FRAME Btll.DiNE, containing engines,
BUILDING, containing apparatus for manufacturing rosin
oil; together with Office Coop shop, Sheds &c All
Occupied 9I The Maryland Oil Company. o..
Terms OF the sale prescribed by the Internationally
cash the day OF sale the balance in 4, and months
from TIE DAY 9 sale N equal instaments the credit pay
meats To Dear interest m the day of sale and to be secured
by tho note notes Of the purchaser endorsed to the salts
faction of the Trustee. WIN. S WATERS. Trustee.
s0c0ts CANNON K MATTHEW'S, Auct rs
FNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
r "a Of the al above property viii be POSTPONED until
- > '''1 ~ '''' % W
S'Ve"@ " ". . 3" - H''9' trustee.
Iii CTPCT-IT C5}I-PT Enp p II 1rlT0PF CRY II
HILL cr;r ~ t - n =, lie SUP
~ ,T as executor OF tZaoet. 4 Hamilton will
IN TEITS ~, -, y VI
- NJ THE EfT nWTNES ~; .! Z, mex tS
ny II, D Eo W II ( n " IN Ni'O IDLE fINofEh-
II; y ~, 20 : NJ ~ : ltT.
VINE LOIS OF ~ feeL each with depth Of lS1 feet to
~ get d Gy' ana CT 10 et Two Hfes raHFnE back
T ViIiorrv and S+ricl e ir IL 1870 corner
3G9ye nGoP pe ont frgG Bioh DWELLING "ostores
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NLIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
These lotsare situated Madison avenue near Hoffman
street Appyat the Office of the Daily Exchange e29t
EOR RENT.-TWO LARGE ROOMS suitable
A for Offices Of any kind. Also, CELLAR ut
URI kILBURN'S,
ie2 Is South street
EJnITNTTkI Room ON ETDCp ~ nnF, LnD
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TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
SALE Of the above property will he POSTPONED until
| THIS DAY, the Ist day Of November, 1850

g., BY VIRTUE or A DECREE OF TIL
H;iii CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the sub
.A.Ascrher as executor of Elizabeth A. K Hamilton will
offer public sale at the Exchange Saesroom in the city
Baltimore on THIS DAY, the lst day Of November 1T
o'clock, r NJ, THE F0ILoWING VALUABLE PROPER
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BGuses, IT,, for Sale anO Bent.

{FTs.4 FOR RENT.-THAT ELIGIBLE Dwell
Esiii LING, No 81 S. HOWARD STREET, in good order,
azsAand possession given Immediately. Rent low Ia a
good tenant. JOHNSTON, BROTHERS Co, Bankers,
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MIR. THEODORE ZWISSLER WITHDRAWS
1fkFR0N OUR FIRM this day, by mutual consent.
MARBURG & co.
Baltimore September 18th, 1889 sIftf
TO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
~ The undersigned have formed co-partnerShip under
The style Of
GUNTHER, R0DETALn & co.
for the purpose ofc4rrying the TOBACCO FACTORAGE
AND GENERAL. COMMISSION 81 SIEESS in the city Of
New Orleans
Mr.. LOUIS GUNTHER will b the Resident Partner at
Nt.vC
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This lqt improved by good story and attic BEiCR
oean M %ltn tWHrg Fac GGE and Is eshy
,ec to ground rent Of sixty dollars per payable
tie te ns Of ae as Gee T ed by the decree aone
third cash and the balance in three and six months bearing
oe2awts Fw BEVYS5EETT ! T. c q t anctrs
Nnnete Xt fnr gvIs arm Rsmt
es,,o--1 - - $500
H. IT, FOR RENT.-THAT ELIGIBLE Dwell
IL . gTeH Kent @ Eofa low oa
8o sIdim na 'ohNSI'N' BROTHERS o." anGsFs
A.. F77P pFN1r w. c. MI
fagi;;f IN nEN l. line new hVe story Mafhle
-E.sAr Apply to '''' 50 R N6RRIs, Jr .,''''
: eo-"Sr SCUM anu 2ss949 slreees.
N. hblD, AGENT,
No. 10 NORM EUTAw STREET, near Fayette street,
HAS FOR SALE GROUND RENTS $3.50, So 50, So $i2
o$8o 4o Country Seats Farms, I"Eses, ali kinds Wes
tern Lands and Southern Lands Tor exchange Houses for
49, , OP c Al a. tLroocto-- DPICIT
RHiii DWELLING, No 8s East Baltimore street; with two
53 5: %PS Lot SBTB nF#ar 3d. per
~ ~ 757775T y 7,777 777,7 , No 70 Pratt street
II Hl0lDL' BUILDING LUIS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
OR FOR EXCHANGE
qbeso ora az IH I5i I'D CIT PltoRERTY
s.raaf f be Inc OF ma he IN eale near norman
TNOR RENT.-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
Il for Offices Of any Kind. A;so.a CELLAR. Mt
URI iK5.iiiLliB5G'iRN's,
[[;11T71-1,I,-51 F5z1,,, 7, -=s,S-
CRENT App,vto P0TITTEY 8 1oAIE Iom n0n
street. s22-tf
80 T50P pFT17 Do,-[,io TT-,--z q.
ii Paul street above baltimore street now occupied by
a RE2TAUR&WT. ''' "''''"' S'''''o'
DWELLING No 43 north Calvert street above Lexington
OFFICES AND Rooms, No Calvert street near to Bar
"G ssd 5f'0no ana '5 T. ' ~ GLENN Charles street
o. ELF CANT OFFICES FOR RENT AT
!;I NO a SECOND STREET onlv one ,yoor from Sonfb
OUR on t pT@sg !@ Fse insurance Office In
sI7-tf MARTIN LEWIS
o. FOR RENT THAT DESIRABLE
l 1ia,ri through TO- to Ghsa TGd 0i' " REEL
--If-S W =, y :, ---t.--G 81 It
d. FOR SALE OR RENT
e cor Sew Gss and Ga Tar Ina, street S suitable for
House No. Franklin street suitable for Produce Pro
House No 81 North Frederick, street, suitabIe for Iaer
gonir rS% of OF boarding house. II MYERS PROS
aft No y EXCHANGE Place
- = 1s ~.
kI;i &c Farn Of ~ n,r 49,
has ae y Ee & Rst
Baltimore Hafod FedE I Pnn G Fns an aT o
counties of Marvland man, Of which will H.. s15 NJ tt
more than the COS: Of mpT9vemSnt "''' 'o' DIT NIUE
viRGITiA magnfcen Esat in Amherst cohnt t CON
havinS, front Of 3bomt ,as on laws 80 S IA ~ X Id
Vrsinia i''-e '"''S "' "'"~"S an" l'moef Lana IN
Ke@cky IN regnesee qo; 2@ m5n @% rTo s
Southern States These ia9ds will be sold or for
SGsEs s sgS a gTi'S sma n all the ct
and RENT GR0iND RENTS b6IIrht and soIi' W0EFY
49,, r..,r,,.,., JAMES BOYD,
sou IHtal Estate Agent, ~ 81. Iaul street
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9nbEft Sales.
By F. ". KENNETH :. co
TRjrS17E2EICS SATE

6:s;i TRUSTEE5H SALE
#siiI OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLh PROPERTY
49, On BROADWAY
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court for Batmor,
city sitting as Court Of Equity the undersigned Trustee
will oer sale at the Exchange Sales Room Second street
on THIS pay, November LIST, 1859, at / p NJ:
Nil THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, WITH THE
lAPRol at the corner formed by the
inter egt'n Of the north side OF Bank street and the wet
side OF broadway hencen rthery bounding on Broadway
twenty feet thence westerly parallel with Bank street
ysX feet four inches; thence southcry. parallel with
Broadway, twenty feet to Bank street and thence eastery
bounding the north side Bank street to the ginning
This lot is improved by good two story and attic BRICK
BUILDING, with twO-st1ry Back Building and is eigihy
located for Grocery Cigar Dry Goods Store 1t is sub
lect TO ground rent Of sixty dollars per aunum payable
the first days ofJanuary and July.
The terms Of sale preScrl ed by the decree are0ne
third cash and the balance in three and six months bearing
interest," with security to the satisfaction Trustee
JOHN p. POE Trustee
oG-2awts 5 F. W BENNETT & CO Auct'rs
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StQtks. Gxtbanqe, 1T.

0S"''"t O"*2"''S"t we
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
a1,q 10 suit JNo S, Cuttings 4 CO. ;.oo.
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
gLsale in sums to suit. JNo. S. Cuttings & co,
L1IRST CLASS OUT TOWN COMMERCIAL
PAPER payable in Of the large markets negotiated
oIsr a second street
baltimore h OHIO RAILROAD BONDS
Tn; SULLIVAN.
ol5f No 81 Second street.
HITY STOCKS OF 1880, WANTED BY
" 2. H. SULLIVAN,
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK; FARMERS
Vland Merchants Rank Stock; Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road isGI bonds, for by ,,o>.,
1FISAIE BY II. SULLIVAN,
SIT No p Second street.
DRIME NEGOTIABLE BUSINESS PAPER
I ., ra9'ed by MARTIN LEY. LEWIs i:.a.
EIBST-CLASS OUT TOWN COMMERCIAL
APER payable in any Of the 2rgs n2rkgt I nsgotia-
sl9tr Al Second street
STERLING EXCHANGE.
aul8tg GTocers ExcEange
TTNION BANK STOCK WANTED BY
a. SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
~ II Basement Chesapeake Bank
ENRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
4 SAM Ell HARRIS, Jr.,.
j2Stf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
STATE OF MARYLAND 6 PER CT. STOCK
SCI ss5tr '''s '' sAslL. HARRIS & SONS
0LD SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER co,
jcIu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
ENNCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
T. LAMBERT Cuttings,
iiIf So Buchanans wharf
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted at lowest F2tes by
j7-tf IS EsB Bsliim . est Street
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
s RoNP 81 endorsed and 9 WsET 90 for
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
" SIAH LEE 4 co. j26
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
- San Francisco, Cal and on ?. 6. BoSGBALIER & CO,
apIof Il smiths wharf, up stairs.
ENCHANGE on LONDON WANTED BY
lift RIP No IS Ruchanan's wharf.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER co,
jnit' corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER co,
isItj corner Baltimore and Harrison
ETNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
y by PHILLIP COVER Il Co,
jpltt corner Baltimore and Harrison SIS.
EXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
H PENDERGAST BROS,
ms If No. II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
avs y ST." ~ N->q ExS6a G@;t Place
JTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
4 ap1ttf JN0. s CUTTINGS eco.
EXCHANGEO ON SAN FRANCISCO AND ALL
IIh- principal mining towns q Ca0rnia for ssie by
WN1'f No II Smiths wharf stairs.