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4aptr Yanging and Upholstery

NEW AND CHEAP PAPER HANGINGs.
VIM H. GRIFFITH,
- No Is North Gay street, opposite CHRIST Church,
Would drespecqy invite attention to his large and well
r shae Gonse
Blinds Bindings Cord and Tasses &c &c all Of the
Paper hung in any part of the city and country expert
Good Glazed Paper at from 20 cents upwards, Common
Paper at 10 cents per piece. aplSly
WTILLIAM HOLLAND,
w UPH0LSTERER AND PAPER HANGER
No y North HOWARD STREET,
Would respectfully inform his customers that he has just
opee ana Is now prepared to furnish elegant assert
LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS,
cANoPEs KIP G&NoF& KiSGS G9RSicEs, ITALIAN
every desGrPti9n with general assortment of
WHITE AND CHEEK amEHioAS PAPER HASGlSGs
SHADE AND BL i26t TElM M4tTdsG
aps1y FIRE An S6A TRf5'f FR #
I ACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINSll
WALTER CROOK, JR RI - NiA'N"'
900 BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
Has EiGh 4S to Ii sffisR; stock
C0RN!CES,
cT cSInHIF BsAN I'D
His assortment is now better than offered in this
Cloll, transparent, &c, on line
Cambria.
AZ sH Fif!R' H HPa fe2Ei Of
All kinds of
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS.
VENETIAN BLINDS
always on hand and made to order.
PA fE ER s Fl \ i & E S Ct
FRENCH 4e RSS fS?S9s9
His stock includes all the different qualities
from the cheapest and paines to the richest and enables
fine selection . Of FIRE BOARDS on hand.
Town and orders att ad tn
mhl2 tfrlw
WALTER CROOK, JR:,
w No. 220 BALTIMORE STREET,
near Charles,
Invites the attention of purchasers to his very extensive
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Including all kinds Of CURTAIN GOODS, HAIR CLOTHS,
PLUSHES, DAMASKS, BROCATELLES, &c, &c.
Also, a splendid stock Of --
Embroidered Eray Cloth Piano and Table COVERS.
Plain CLWTHs. in different coor, with Silk yandvc.
Hol6eln and Bay Leaf Borders to match. mhl2-tfriw
PAPER HANGINGs
VENETIAN BLIND MANDATORY,
o. HI RRING,
No. SO BALTIMoRE STREET, NEAR.GAY.
Has just received his Spring stock of
AND SATIN GLAZED PAPER,
PES ranging from 29 to Is cents per piece with variety
of
,,n GILT T. AND D VELVET VELVET BORDERS,
BUFF HOLLASD AMI GOLD Dil sa4hEES
BILE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATING AND DOOF
NARROW AND WIDE M Str VENETIAN BLINDS,
And in fact everything pertaining to the business.
VERANDAS MADE TO ORDER
experienced workman sent to part of the State
Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia. to put paper wher
travelling expenses are paid" If
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a., VALUABLE PROPERTY
Hsiii ON NORTH EUTAW STREET,
sSs VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY,
- Still ATEn RETNEE,N T1IE OIL IN

ROAD AND THE TURNPIKE.
Will be sold TUESDAY, April 26th at o'clock at the
Exchange Sales Room, No 10 South Gay all the
lowing described very valuable COUNTRY PROPERTY,
viz.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situated in Baltimore
county, about miles from the city, the leading from
Gainesville to FranklntOwn, containing S3 of LAND
high and healthy having number of fine Springs many
beautiful sites for Mansions Soil goOdne garden fruit
land Also superior Meadows, large and original growth of
white oak and hickory, and number of handsome cedars
&C. it being the same which was conveyed by Nathan Ty
and Others trustees, to Chas C. 0Neil and Charae
Spence and others to Charles c. O'Nei &c.
For further particulars apply the auconeer where
and plat can be Title indsputable.
Terms-Onehalf cash. balance in and two years, with
interest and security all cash, the option of the pur
chaser. 5. II. COVER, Auctr,
anDota DALI;
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Aablit Sales.
By CANNON 8 NIATTHEWs.
DEREMPTORY. SALE

AND ca1aBER FtRS r. FffRko kN RBS SdTGIR3o BOOM
SUITS, OF VARIOUS STYLES <''H
april 18Th eGmmePSing at 10
sTe % @ made aRS and Charles
NET Es ~ w naI aNb i
SUFCRNITURE, in Hair Cloth consisting Of Tete,aTetes
Sofas, Paror and Arm Chairs, Library and Reception do
a6es Walnut and OAK Extension fables What noi FAT
Suits Lounges Hat Racks, Dining Room Chairs of superior
XII bozEN OF PARLOR AND CHAMBER CHAIRS, of
ALSO,
% SUITS OF COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE,
@Oornamented ash and imitation of oak
Catalogues be had Wednesday morning previous to
sale by application to the Auctioneers.
Terms cash, in city funds -. u,u,,,,,,
TRUSTEE'S SALE.--The undersigned Trus
II tee Of DANIEL Mccoy will sell at public sale MON
Etting and Hoffman streets, ON COW and EIGHT PIGS.
apis 2aw4t. CANNON MATfH ri EFs' A is'T
BY ADRFON 4 co.
.ossaz5at ADMINISTRATORS S SALE.-By virtue of
- an order Of the Orphans Court for Baltimore City,
the at G sP & "a S6e
HALL now months DID, and register 80 tons GOOD ca4
rer and built in the most substantial manner She
Terms Of SaeNnehird cash. and the balance in four and
cured to satisfaction R IF ths unGsTgns&S
apl8-ts ADREON Co., Auctioneers.
faEt:sa.t ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-By virtue
ii of an order of the Orphans Court of Baltimore city,
- the UNDERSIGNED Administrator of John Martin of
SATURDAY, the Both day April 1854 at O'clock in
THAT LOT OF GROUND fronting on the north side of
saTatoga street about 80 feet west from Wansbek street.
SS s to twenty feet T aPH SPng o said alley % feet
No, 545, and subject to yearly rent of sl625.
md Terms Of sale Gt enerd cash and the balance and
cured by notes with approved security
ap2Ots ADREON & Co Auctioners
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BY SAMUEL I'll. COVER

600 OF. OF ELEGANTLY MANUFAC-
OOOTURED SILVER, GOLD WATCHES, IS and %
Eara ats and JEWEl,RY, FOR SALE WITHOUT RESERVE,
win, sell lpostiveIyj' on WEDNESDAY MORNING
April 25th at my store No g Baltimore street the
One large and elegant Silver Pitcher elegant Silver
Se consisting of Coffee, Tea Sugar. Cream Water Pots
do do Dozen bDber FORKS dozen
Dessert do large Ladle; small do Sugar longs Salts
Pearl Handled Butter Knives dozen rich Gilt Tea Spoons,
IN cases, &c, &c.
superior Gold Hunting Watch, k full jewelled, &c
Gold Hunting Case Watch-TIME WATCH
pairs very elegant IS and % k Gold Breastpns viz.
Diamond, Enameed and PEARL and Real Cameo large and
elegant Diamond Pin, &c.
Clothing and Table Linen.
marble Top Centre Tables, iron frame.
large and elegant French Plate Mirror, &c
All Of which will be sold without reserve cover ad
Terms cash, in par funds
SAM'L H COVER, Auct
ap25ts 81 Baltimore street
a., VALUABLE PROPERTY
Hsii On NORTH EUTAW STREET,
will sell on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 2sth instant at
o'clock the premises all the following very
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS.
etc. beginning for the the side Of Euaw street.
at the distance of feet south from the southwest
SOUTH binding Eutaw street, thirty feet thence west
parallel with Saratoga street. hundred and forty feet to
twenty feet alley thence north binding said alley thirty
ming, etc
The improvements consist of handsome two story and at
with many cOnvenences for a family, etc.
Title lndlsputable
SAMUEL ii. COVER, 'A9ctioneer,,
ap2ltS 81 Baltimore street
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DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR

LIEUT. COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the under
signed Trustee will offer for sale the premises, FRI
DAY, April 10Th, 1889, at o'clock, p NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES lying
and being in the city Of Baltimore and described follows,
that is to say beginning for the the northwest
intersection of Canal and Bank and running
thence northery bounding Canal street sevenytwo feet
thence westerly parallel with Bank street hundred and
ten feet thence southery parallel with Canal street seventy
two feet to Bank street. and thence eastery bounding
Bank street hundred and ten feet to the place of begin
ming
Said lot being subject to the annual rent of sl92 So paya
BILE half yearly the first days of February and August
and subject also to such subeases have been created
thereon by j. W. DOughery prior the 18th day of Sepem
ber 1885, particulars of which will be made known day
of sale.
Terms of sale prescribed by the deeree-Onehaf cash,
and the balance in months from the day with
rest the credit to be secured by the pur
chaser, endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee
WIN. A. STEWART, Trustee.
SAML. II. COVER, Auct'r,
ap7 -2aW&ds 81 Baltimore street
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I IMPORTED DRY GOODS

MfOhlED Dh1 GOODS
HAMILTON EASTER Il WHOLESALE
Have hand the following articles Exclusively of
their own mporation adapted to the wants Of city and
cd BLAGK * S IL q@ p Rfhss vide '
Printed %d G GkENARINEs, yard anqn ROBES
F PSi ri S$ $#Rs
Travelling MIXTURES and PLAIDs
Ff $$'aa aad f1 En EfiRfy SEH$ANs
81 and Ga Black MoUSSELiNES.
= and 81 Black and White /, B ,I
nd S Ct CIRCUITS De.
H4'f 1KH S5Ds of every variety
WHITE GOODS in Cambria, JacOnet Nansook, Swiss
Stella and other s S1gT SiH4AMLs s. BUSTERS
EEM 6T 81 E8gfE Saw Wells VII a sTUFFs
F Hs5ss Gzs ssf TtE BfNGs
Having every facility for importing goods on the best
ter R. are enabled compete in styles and with
HARPETINGS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS
" AND HoU$SEEEK I,J 6n DRY GOODS.
100000 yards best Gowqua Mattings Oil Cloths and Church
100000 yards Shifting and ouse Linens a warranted pure
100000 yards Shifting and shectng CottOns every descrp
tom
at SsfSH nG f fno Gove ap
NEW LINEN GOODS
MILL1kENs LINEN STORE,
S'BALrHoHE STREET TREE ;,,v
Received steamer "City of Baltimore"
-,'',.'" " FRONTING LINENS.
GOLDEN FLAX LINENS.
Pillow CASE LINENS.
PRINTED LINENS,
in new and beautiful designs
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs,
~ in Ladies, Cents and Chdren's sizes.
LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS,
900 DOZEN SHIRT BosoMs, 'ls' ,t'evsu'
Also, FANCY PLAITs, III p''''" Id &c '"S
. Ri MILiiKEN,
Importer of Linen Goods only,
mhl9u Do Baltimore street, above Gay
ENREsH SPRING DRY GOODS
Il NOW OPENING!
AT NO. GO BALTIMORE STREET,
NEAR GAY
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING DRY GOODS.
Rich silk Bobss latest designs Barge and Lawn Robes,
Satin Stripe Ducas Poll De Chevres Fine Robe Clint,
7gs SIS Small FiSare Do Irish Linens Lawns; and aRdkf
and Scotch Embroideries, at very low prices.
VERY LARGE STOCK OF
QUILTS AND OTHER ~ '''D'
ctr,w1o HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
oH+'"l-o' u,Nrr1I,o
iAN4lLiAo' o,Dr,
CAfES,
80 Co.., ,,, &c. &c,
on a :2ttrho , pn"or; ,o, - =, ia. 49,, -. ,,
~ Lie i seI UG re GltS' anu at lowest prices
-. JOO|IN'S KID CLOVES,
Direct Importation
and Country trade. .,r,r,n,,r,,, ~
,r,c NO 69 Baltimore street,
mn near uiy street..
"TROTH a. FULLERTON
w .. u rrr,roDr crDrpr
viii onen this r,ornino ,o oS bt;f REEL
he latest stIaS m "a 81 ~ aRa % EN- rGpoDo' IA
S ana desgh anu OF the richest ta1rcS In
SITTs RYE F. dP3kStS, BAGk SILK VI
Shawls in great variety and STYLES r. which we ;nvite t
of BUYERS rnhpl If
-,-,11,c,1-, 49,
k'6tSH ARRIVAL.
IL GENTIEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR SPRING.
We opening a splendid assortment of Spring
70 r;o,, Many SY. OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION
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9ianUs an6 T(nsit.

r-ri - THE BEST PIANO FORTES
II u n CHICKERING h SONS
They have received 80 Medals for their su
periory over all other makes and the the Ma
ryland Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD They are
by all judges, to be the BEST PIANOS in the
United States
Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. ]. T. STODDARD,
No 4 South Calvert Straat
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLEs.
THE ONLY PLACE FOR THE SALE OF THE GENUINE
p E B B L E S E TACL ES,
(At the London Watch and Jewery store,)
No. 1877 BALTIMORE STREET,
few doors below Calvert)
A GIDEON Optcian, nfor. the public that he has To-
Gated himself permanently in this city, will pleas
in serving them with Simmons 4 Co.'S celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACEES
The sale and manufacture of these acle being
ctdty the public will always find the best article and the
stTcst attention. and due will be given the proper
selection of Lenses.
All other kinds of Spectaces constantly kept on hand
mh3tfr
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%
DUPoNTs POWDER AGENCY.
BLASTING,
AND SHIPPING POWDER,
For sale in any quantity at Manufacturers prices by the
Agents, A. L. WEBB < BRO
mhttfr Corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
SKATES AND SLEIGH BELLS at Manufac
PoULTNEY & TRIMBLE,
D. B. TRiMBLE,
ialf 200 Baltimore street,
OFFICE OF THE
" MARYLAND sPoRTMAN's CLUB,
POULTNEY h TRIMBLE,
'"'f :. B. T K
nEAN, ADAMS AND DEAN 4 COLTS RE-
~ '0L' h' F6G tnfl, i!7s & TR1MBLE,
O'i s. B. T K
jal.f 2OO Baltimore stree
DURDY'S, LANCASTER'S and DEAN
ans Ds1 PoG ZINE FRIh # Hrsr by
f s. B. TRIHSSBLE
jal-tf 200 Baltimore street
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL DUCK
PoULTN sn: & TRIMHLE,
ia,.f D B TRil Js5 E,,,mo.......
TNHE CELEBRATED Carroll Island Duck
''N' '' F F5tEr i%S5s: : rRlNBLE,
Successors
D. y. TRIMBLE,
lal-tf 200 Baltimore street
nOUBLE BARREL BIRD GUNS-By Rich
~ ards Manton, Gerene Moore and all English Makers
PoULTNEY & TRIMBLE,
Successors to
.. ID. b. TRlMBLE,
ial-f 2oO Baltimore street
ROYS' SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARRE
DBIRD GUNS.
PoULTNEY & TRIMBLE,
D. g. TRiMBLE,
Jal-u Baltimore street
livery ARTICLEIN THE SPORTING LINE
IL to be had at
THE sP0RTsMAN's WAREHOUSE,
POULFNEY * TRIMBLE,
B. B. TRIMBLE
lal-t 2Go Baltimore street
FRENCH BREECH-LOADING SHOT GUNS.
l. POULTNEY & TRTMBLE,
D. B. TRIMBLE,
all-u 200 Baltimore street
rARPETSl CARPETS !!
~ CARPETS II
The undersigned would respectfully inform his friends and
customers that ne has now on hand good assortment of
THREE PLY,
INGRAM
OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, DOOR MATS -''O
49, HASS0CKS, STAIR RODS, &C., &c.
Al of which he offers low any the city Par
uGnar attention paid to weaving Rag Carpetng for
apl6-s,w&s No 2 Baltimore street at the Bridge
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- -
eMamts.

WANTED The present employers of young
of three years experience desire procure for
him situation in respectable house, change in their
business leaving room for him Recommendations full
nd satisfactory Address Emplnyers at this Office ap6tf
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F. D. BENTEEN,
-. SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE

F. D. BENTEEN,
E~L5zASS13 SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
II II u III III
In y . NUNN'S & CLARK'S PIANO FORTES.
WaeroOm No 10 North Charles street and 50 Fayete street
NUNNS CLARKS PIANOS well known through
out the country for the past 30 that it is almost need
less to say anything in their praise Nevertheless, the i'm
prOvements made these Pianos for the past
placed Them every point Of crceence advance of any
other and the fact being daily coroborated by all dsnteT
ested persons.
Having had many experience in selling Pianos, from
the most celebrated Makers the bscbcr confident that
by the late improvements made in these instruments they
are the best and most perfect Pianos made.
Also, PIANOS from other celebrated an as
sortmen of good and second hand PIANOS which
low prices
n2- Pianos for rent, tuned and repaired
Nj II rnh1
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DIR. BAAKEE

~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Dr. BAAh EE will also give special attention to the follow
ng diseases Coughs, Colds Consumption Group Influenza
Asthma, Bronchitis, ard all diseases of the Nose Mouth
Throat and Lungs Attention given to the treatment of all
SKIN Diseases LumhagO, Lumbar Assesses, Scrofula
RRneumatsn; Neuragia Paralysis; Epilepsy, Dyspepsia
ysentry afrhua Piles, and all diseases of the Stomach
Liver and Bowels also all Chronic Diseases pertaining
Women and Children DR. Raakee produce certif
cate Of his perfect success curing Cancer old Sores Ulcers
rlstula, Scad Head, Wens Hip Diseases, Sweings and
unors OF every description, and without the of the
knife These last named Diseases cannot be treated by
rSpondence therefore the patients place themselves
under the Doctors personal supervision
DIX. BAAkEE has made a discovery of "A Fluid that
VIII produce perfect absorption Of the Cataract and
permanent VISION to the Eye without the of the knife
or needle, and he cures all diseases of the
w., EYE and EAR,
Without the use of the Knife Needle and he has
~ on hand an excellent assortment of beautiful Artificial
Eyes and Tympanums Ear Drums suitabefo either
and all ages-inserted in five minutes
DIX. BAAkE Iii is one of the most celebrated and skiul
surgeons and Physicians living His fame known
personally In nearly every principal city in world
Al letters directed to nr. Baakee enclosing ten cents
asking any questions pertaining any disease shall be
promptly answered. and all Chronic Diseases be treated
ny correspondence except those mentioned that will require
his personal supervision.
Office hours from 9 A. NJ to P. NJ
~ " DOCTOR BAAKEE,
No "A LEXINGTON ST, between Charles and Liberty sts
baltimore, MD ap9t fr
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TIE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT
sz5zIrsi OF HE AGE u PIANOS, is the PATENT

NJ
t5E5=T5-LES4 OF LIE AGE IN PIANOS, lis the PATENT
n q IL r II DOUBLE SOUNDING BOARD, giving to
IN the Square Piano the TONE of a GRAND,
recommended by the world renowned Pianists,
s. THALBERG,
HY. VIEUXTEMPS,
And other eminent Professors and Amateurs.
Thalberg who has used Them says
"Ihdre examined your Pianos and Iregdrd the iRtrodc
tiOR Of The DOUBLE SOUNDING BOARD as one that
must commend Itself to al Piano Forte players find them
to be EXCELLENT STRUHENTS.H
Our Pianos made of the best material workmanship
with full RON FRAME, and all the recent improvements,
which give them unequaed durability power and richness
Of Tone elasticity of touch, and beauty of finish Every
Piano sold by warranted for FIVE YEARS, with priv
ly satisfactory.
The public invited to either
our BRANCH WATERFRONT, 235 " EST BALTIMORE Street,
Charles, at our FACTORY and PRINCIPAL WARE
ROOMS, $40, 5l2, SIS and 522 West Lombard street.
.- = = NEWMAN, BRO. x SONS.
OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Tuning and Repairing attended to- Several good Second
hand Pianos for sale d22tr
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DIAPER BAGS.
OF late there has been serious objection this article,
owing to IMPERFECTION IN Roth PAPER AND MAN
UFACTURE: These objections ENTIRELY over
come by the introduction of the
NEW MACHINE MADE PATENT LIP BAG,
being made of the best Manila Paper and perfect in ALL
respects, (sizes from 4 to % lbs.)
Grocers Conectioner Druggists others using the
PAPER BAG,
are respectfully invited to call and examine.
j. A. DUSHANE,
NnIn A.rrA
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PKEPANEN By
DIR. J. C. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for S.

baltimore STEAM PACKET COMPANY
1.-the Stockholders of the Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany hereby notified that the ANNUAL MEETING for
the ELECTION OF EIGHT DIRECTORS to manage the
affairs of said Company the ensuing year. will be held at
the Company Office foot of Concord street, MONDAY,
the I'd day Of May next, at 10 o clock, A. NJ.
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9uases, It,, for SHE an0 2ent.
ROSE HILL COTTAGE

A<MNCO ROSE HILL COTTAGE
@ fTT EseEkA AT A BARGAIN
- ntEHt&4a- Containing about acres of Land, i'm
A=--S@-1-I@ proved by Il fine COTTAGE, with IL
rooms the grounds embelshed with different kinds of
French Hoses and other eXOtcs also, upwards of 300
various KINDS OF Fruit trees situate about minutes ride
from the CITY, weStwardy, in healthy locality, and
rounded by the best society Price Sc 0O0part and
time.
- Apply to CRAFT < CLIFTON,
Franklin Building, y. f. North and BALTIC SITS,
mSteolm Room No. Q, Up Stairs.
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fIEsss.& EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
#iii PROPERTY ON THE CITY DOCK.-The under
49, signed as Executor of the estate of ELLEN B. Nc
MECHEN, deceased, will sell at public auction at 10 South
Gay street on TUESDAY, 10th day of May, at O'clock
ALL THAT PROPERTY bounded on three sides, by Block
street. Wills street and Dock street, Fels Point with
front of &C feet inches Block street with depth of 6
feet on Wills street to Dock street. and with WATER
FRONT on Dock street of GO feet The Improvements
but little value Title indsputabe For particulars title
refer to Charles j. NJ Gwynn, No. Al St, Paul street
RICHARD H. PLEASANTS, Executor.
L q ~
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personal INTELLIGENCE.

Young Ward, of Louisville, whose chastise-
ment led to the quarrel which resulted in the
murder of the schpol-teachor Butler, is begin
ing to exhibit touch of his brothers humor
A difficulty occurred, few days ago, on board
the Vicksburg packet Victoria, between Ward
and DR.. Cameron, of Prentiss, Mississippi,
during which the former drew pistol and
fired at Cameron, the shot tearing away his
upper lip.
An interesting fact concerning Franklin,
Mass, is, that there now exists in the town the
identical library that DIR. Franklin gave to it
for adopting his name. He was asked to give
bell for the NEE ing house: he preferred to
give library, as bell had more sound than
sense. Most of the hundred or two books he
gave are still preserved, and they are among
the best standard books in the English Ian
guage.
Three Of the ablest members of the House
from the South-Messrs Orr of South Carroll
ma, Stephens of Georgia, and Letcher of Vir-
ginia-will terminate their Congressional car
ecr with the present session; the former hay
ing declined a reelection, and the latter being
the present candidate of the Democratic party
of Virginia for the gubernatorial chair of that
Commonwealth.
The Gettysburg (Pa) Compiler records the
uGdll Vi TWO bWIH VI OulSS
of that country, in the 44th year of their age
and adds They were born and reared together
never separated for single night during theii
livestock the same disease, (medsles,) dice
within few hours of each other, and were
buried side by side in the same grave
Smith O'Brien, upon his arrival at New
York in the steamer Prince Albert, from Gal
way, was received by the committees of the va
rious Irish societies. A salute was fred, and
he was escorted to his hotel by procession
composed of military company, the commit
tees, and large body Of citizens.
Mrs. Lydia Barnard Of Amherst is the oldes
person in Hillsborough County, n. II. She il
in her 103d year. Mr.. james Walton of TEN
pie is in his 99th year.
Hon. E. A. Hannegan, formerly Unitet
States Senator from Indiana, died at the Plan
ter's House, st. Louis, Friday night.
Ralph Waldo Emerson delivered lecture
on Natural Aristocracy," in the Music Hall
Boston, on Sunday morning. In the afternoon
the platform of the same hall was occupied by
Rev. Henry Morgan, revivalist preacher
The Boston Gazette says that the oldest &C
tive clergyman in Massachusetts is probably
Rev. Charles Cleveland of that city, who
though he has arrived at the age of eighty
eight, is still laborng efficiently as an indie
pendent city missionary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-01

10 In our obituary list will be found the
name of Job C. Stone, Esq, who died at
Shrewsbury on Sunday, after a distressing
sickness, which commenced with an attack of
bilious cholic, eight weeks since Mr.. Stone
was one of the most esteemed and useful cti-
liens of that town. He was Town Clerk,
continuously, from 1841 to 1859, inclusive, and
had held the Office two or three years pre-.
viously, thus making, in all, upwards of 20
years service. He represented the town in
the Legislature, for the years 1910 and 1S41.
But, it was in his capacity as local magis-
trate, as neighbor, and citizen, that his
usefulness was most felt and appreciated. He
was one of those ready men, of integrity and
honor, who, in every community, possess the
public confidence, and whose services are
called in requisition, in the adjustment of diff
ferences in neighborhoods, in the settlement of
estates, and in the various business transac-
tons Of the town and its inhabitants, requir-
ing the aid of a man of readiness, tact, skill
and probity In this respect he will be great
ly missed while his worth as a man will be
remembered with respect by all who knew
him.