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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-29
Mysterious Murder In Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 2S.--A man named
Edward OFT found dead In Pogue's Creek, in the
eastern part of the city this morning. Upon exam
naton it was found he had been shot twice through
the body.
The Coroner held an inquest on the body to-day,
but the facts ELECTED gave clue to the murderer
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NARRIEI,

TAPPIN-sTUART-O the Goth July, at the res
dence of CAPT. Hildreth, Linwood House, by Esquire
J: 7. CLARK, Mr.. 7. s. Tappin to Miss Molie T..
Stuart.
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MEDICAL DIS.

Us OOvERY is acknowledged by the most en-
throughout the United States to be the most eectual
blood purifier ever known and to have relieved
suffering, and effected more permanent cures than
any preparation known to the profession Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas Scald head scay erupti0ns
of Whatsoever nature are cured by few bottles, and
the system restored to full strength and vigor Full
legs and other corrupt and running ulcers Is given in
the pamphlet with each bottle For sale by JOHN ID.
PARk, SURE, EOKSTEIN q co., and GEORGE
M. DIXON. Price8l. - sepl9-ay
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-29

OrFIoE OF THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI 3. r. Co.,]
Cincinnati, November 2l, 1859.
MtA ANOTICE.-FOR THE CONVE-
WY NIENCE of shippers, the Ohio and Mssis.
sippi Railroad Company have established an Office at
No. 46 Public Landing, where through rates can be
obtained at oil times on freights for st. Louis or
points beyond, 7. LOUGH,
: de7am General Freight Agent,
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Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-The Board
Of Directors of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
met to-day, and appointed a committee to confer
with the committee of the New York bondholders,
now in session. .. 3it, n,sa -
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Riverand steamboat News.

The river was falling rapidly yesterday. il
having now got fairly within its banks.
The Acaoia Cottage from up the river arrived
on Saturday night with the best trip Of the
season. She dropped down yesterday by the
side Of the Rocor and reshipped her load, mos
% it being destined for New Orl, aus. She
will be ready to receive freight on return
trip to-day, and will meet with immediate
dispatch for Rowena and all way points
The Ct5a left yesterday for Paducah at II
o'clock, and the Scotland left in the evening for
for New Orleans; also the Deid,0are for Smith
land, and as we learn, will go into the salt
trade between that place and St. Louis
The Mnnetonka is the regular mail boat to
day, at II o'clock, connecting at Paducah
with regular steamers for Memphis, Louis
willie and St. Louis and giving through tick
cts to those cities.
The Reliance was unavoidably detained yes-
terday, but will leave positively this morning
at 10 o'clock for Cincinnati and all way
points She is an excellent steamer and Of
ficercd by clever and experienced gentlemen.
The Red Rorer is receiving and will leave
for New Orleans on tomorrow. An excel
lent opportunity for all wishing a pleasant
trip 10 tn Crescent City.
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gp Gelearapb.
Later from Europe---ArrriyaI the
Steamer Canada.

New YORK, April 9.-SPAIN-In the Cham
Der of Deputies, on call for the papers rela-
tive 10 the negotiations between France. Eng
land and the United States for the purchase
of Cuba by America, 1.-THE Minister on Foreign
affairs replied that some of the Deputies had
expressed desire to see the administration
OF Cuba improved, and the President of the
United States had expressed the same wish.
The latter thought that the United States, on
the account of higher intelligence, had a
moral duty to fulfil in purchasing and gov
erning Cuba His best reply to certain ora
tors on this point was "the prosperity of Gu
ba." The question of the acquisition of Gu
ba was imposing and menacing, but the
Spanish Government felt security in its great
National resources. 1t has not rendered in
suit to insult, but has conducted its affairs
with prudence and dignity. 1t had not APP
piled to other Powers for assistance, and if
any had been offered would have felt CRATE
full, but declined it. He did not think any
aid necessary. The question was happily be-
ing almost terminated.
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UNHAPPY MARRIaGES-T New York
Dispatck, in an article on divorces, thus
enumerates many of the causes that lead to
unhappy marriages and consequent estrange-
ments, and perpetual separation: $50 long
as match mothers make the marriage Of thrir
daughters a matter in which money is the
prime consideration, SO long as fathers bar
gain OFF their children's happiness against in
come instead of AFT ction. and so long as
daughters are taught that position in society
is the chief end OF matrimony, 50 long will
marriages take place in which there is dis
parity of age, antagousm of nature, uucon-
& niality of taste, land in fact nothing in
common. From such alliances of interest,
disgust, hatred. poverty and misery, must
ensue, and il is these eases-sacrifces to n
selfish conventionalism-tna demand the re-
lief OR divorce laws do not afford. Aud
others. also, of marriages the re'ult of errors
of youthful judgment, of untoward necessi-
ties, Of beguiled confidence. to which il is
needless now particularly TO allude. in which
young women are the dupes of their own
affection. or the arts of deceptive men whose
true characters are discovered too late.n
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N A S III " ILL F.:
MONDAY MORNING, :. APRIL IL, 1859

FATAL ACcIDENT.-On the evening of the
9Th inst. GEORGE HALL, eldest son of Mr..
SUMNER w. HALL, residing about miles
fatal injury while returning from school. A
sudden motion of the horse which he rode,
caused him to fall in such manner as to in
duce the injury, and render him insensible, in
which condition he remained until his death,
which occurred on Saturday morning, at
O'Clock
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

RfFH4SS. DR.. KING formerly of New York for
AxEAee the last four years of Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention 10 the treat
ment OF private diseases for 80 years hatters
himself, having attended a practice for so many
years and cured SO many thousands he is enabled 10
cure al diseases of private nature matter how
pad they may be from mjudciOus medical treatment
or from neglect Of their own. DR.. Kings Dspensary
is NO % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square, second story, where he all diseases of
private nature.
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date efectually cured in
rev days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be enioved
Perhaps no disease causes more misc hief and under
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin growt
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be electualIs
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures tiou having beer
given TO this disease and all :he grow
ing out 81 t,orought on in many cases by the lie
structive habits Of mccnsdc-aic Youths aud exces
sve indulgence OF the passrs neglect OF which viii
undermine the constitution renie ny the subject until
ior business or society and causing premature Old age
Females who may be labOriag with any difficulty OF
re Womb may rest assured of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed directed Dr. A. King
No. - DeaderIck street, Nashville tenn. will have
the necessary medicine to their address with ne
sessary directions. strict secrecy observed Office
hoursfrom O'Clock IN the morning until in the eve
hlhP nav26-nd&Wl IL
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DRowxED.-From the officers of the Cuba
we learn that deck passenger by the name
of Jxo. GILBURx, accidentally stepped over
board when that boat was about at Harpeth
Shoals on her last upward bound trip, and
was drowned. Efforts were made by the Of
ficers of the boat 10 rescue him, but were un-
available Mr.. G. has half brother ia the
employ Of the Memphis and Mobile Railroad
by the name of JAMES KEoFE.
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I'VE have be-utiful coiIecti0n Of Of DahliA roots
w q the arst qualify and the most brilliant col
0rs- fOr three dollars viii furnish ous d0Eon
every Que u a different color.
GARDENING FOOLS q every kind. Cor The uss q
lady Amateurs and practical gardeners.
800 CHOICE FLOWER Sfkiss, from 10 IS cents
paper, ali from Bliss Nurseries,
PCAf--we have lust received fun assortment
q CoSing = fumps, IN q Nhtch warrant and viii
sell = shade loser than tne market prce.
GOAL Ofi--our lamps knOun 70 be Of The
simplest and ecst eonxirue ion, and 0l pure and
frosi All offensive o4or
fi-AfkD AND hitIrAS1A wARE.-we havea great
variety q patterns o. Casters, Spoons FOrks CaUs
cs1ss Pos, Urna, Ladies, &C i, ke.
uArea AAckTNuE xINcFuS
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s- While FORMULATING around the
Northern portion of Cherry street, we noticed
a sign hanging out and thereon is painted
these words. :. THos. McCARTY' Is, job Plaster
ing and Bricklaying done with despatch" We
take this opportunity to speak for him a
favorable word, and advise all whose
desire it is to get such work done to give him
a call. MCCAKTY is a young man, energetic ,
and deserving of the patronage Of the citizens
penerallV.
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The AsEEfwfr 3,

Prepared by Or JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY (as advertised in
another column has, by its own merits, obtained for
Itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties are using it them
selves and prescribing it to their patients vinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organsto healthy function. Nu-
merous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurabIe by
some of the Medical Faculty, have the use of this
Elixir been restored to perfect health as atested Ger
rateS testIy aprI3-1y
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-Dr J. i. SENTER,
of Pikeyille says the Athens Post-lost his
life Wednesday evening. 3Oth ult., by the ac-
cidental discharge of his gun. The ball took
effect in his # check, passing through the
base of the brain. and lodging in the region
of the right ear. killing him instantly. Ills
remains were brought to this place on friday'
and inferred with the honors of Masonry lie
leaves a wife TO mourn his loss.
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Rock Citv Mills.
Prices of Flour.
A Staple Article.

We would call the attention OF our friends to the
ollowing:
HAyERHILL, Mass, Feb. Z, 1857.
DEAR SIR Permit the pleasure OF stating TO you
the eradication have in vending, and the universal
FAVOR HooFIASDs GERMAN BrrTERs meet with by nearly
every person who has had to test their viz
tues IN this vicinity This establishment has had the
agency OF your Medicine since 1883 and can safely
say there has been no remedy placed before the pub
lie within the scope Of my knowledge that has met
so much general favor and worthly as the Ger
man Btters / have no hesitation in recommending
them to our customers, suffering with diseases for
which they are appropriate, feeling confident from
past experience that they Will do all even more
than is promised of them. In Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, defy equal To Druggists can re-
commend them safe investment, and TO the pub
lie as a truly worthy remedy.
Very truly yours,
CHAS. B. EMERSON
To DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON.
These Btters can can be had of any druggist or
dealer in medicines, in the United States Canadas
West Indies, South America at rs cents per bot
tle They are prepared by DR.. C. NJ. Jackson, AIS
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa and every bottle has
MS signature on the wrapper apr4-1m
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nsy- The Nashville Dramatic Club"-
we learn-has heen re0rganized, and will ap-
near before a Nashville audience IN short
time. This Club is composed of some OF our
most energetic and persevcring young men,
who have heretofore eyinced considerable
histrionic talent We wish them success
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-11

eF3@ The Trenton Independent Journal, owned
and edited by A. s. CURREY, E q, formerly of
this CITY. announces that latter the first OF
MAY next, it's publication will be discontin-
ued, either temporarily or forever, as circum-
stances may require"
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aFs@ The Shelby Life Guards" hold a bu-
siness meeting on Thursday night, at their
old Armory above BoYD's, Cherry street.
The members are most spectfnily requested
to attend, as important business is to be tran
sacted.
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FRosr.-The Athens Post says Our sec
tion has been visited for the past three or
four mornings by white frosts, which have
finished the peach crop. and pretty generally
nippcd carly tender garden vegetables
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speeial attention 70 our asssortment OF
GENTS WEAR.

Fine French Cloths, all colors;
Cassimers, plNin add fancy;
black;
Sattinetts, Gray Twceds;
Eastern Jeans, &c.
A so, Linen Pant stuff, all kinds; Mar
saillcs Veslings' Shirts; Shirt Collars; era
watts; etc.
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PETERS'S PATENT
NOn-ExplOsiVe, Self-Generating
G. A S L A M p S.

The public are now favored with the best, safest
and most economical light ever prod1eed, sspe-
ror TO any other portable lghs in existence. II Is
adapted for Churches, Hotels stores Private Dweii-
ings st .aboats Railroad Cars &c, &C. Its easily
managed, free from smell or smoke and from all
danger OF explosion, as the faid used MOI OF
plosivs nature. These lamps are exhibition aud
for sale at tie auction rooms OF A. C. Bruce, corner
OF Cedar and Cherry streets where the public in
vited 10 call and examine Tor themselves.
BARRETT a WINCHESTER,
mar30-u General Agents.
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rs- The Gallatn Eramiaer fears that the
late frOsts have nearly, if not entirely Killed
the fruit in that region.
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eE- Yesterday was one Of the most beauti-
full DAYS of the season. The ladies seemed TO
enjoy the fine weather exceedingly by turn
ing out en- ntasse.
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From X ansas.

LEAvENwORTH April 9.-The departure of
Jones il RusselPs first Pixies Peak train is
postponed by the non-arrival of Ambulences
etc. The equipment comprises IS wagons.
so coaches. 400 men. 800 mules and 800 oxen
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Circuit Court at Nashville

Circuit Court at Nashville
JANUARY RULES, 1859.
Mary J. 5. Wright, !
> Bill for Divorce.
William II. Wright,
IT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master from the allegations in the bill filed in
this cause, that the defendant, WILLIAM H. WEIGHT is
resident of the State Of Tennessee 80 that the ord
nary process of law cannot be served on him IL rs
therefore ordered that publication he made IN the
Patriot newspaper Published in the city of Nash
vile, Tor four successive weeks, requiring the said de-
PENDANT appear at the next term of the Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, To be held in the city Of Nash
Vile, the Second Monday IN May next, then
and there To plead, answer or demur to complain q
ant ; bill, the same Will be taken pro cOnfessO
and set for hearing ex parte.
DAVID C. LOVE,
apr9-w4t Clerk and Master.
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From Washington
From Mexico.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Mr Graham
opening the defence of Sickles.
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NOTA Clz.
TO COUNTRY MERCH ANTS.

We are selling many Articles OF HARDWARE
s.bemg part of KIEKSAS EIIs's last INroRIATioN,
at a small advance on GUST Tor CASH Our NEw STOCK,
which is being made complete by daily arrivals, VIC
offer at reduced prices for Cash negotiable paper
You can ave money BY buying your Hardware at
81 Public square, kIKKMAN EIIls's old stand, from
feb2S-u MCCALL co.
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New ORLEANS. April 9.-The Quaker City's
mails confirm the retreat of Miramon, with
the Liberals in his rear.
The Pacific steamer brings one million and
a half treasure
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Commercial.

RATES OF EXCHANGE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
Il HI Z B ANK OF THE UNI O N.
NASHVILLE, TENN. April 6, 1889.
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Blacksmith Coal.

TUE ErSA COAL for Black -snitbing has no sups-
IL rior. II burns entirely Tree from Cindsr Goa
taIns iess Sulphur, makes more intense heat ana
lasts Ionger tLan any other coal IN the market for
sale by = J. AGSFW
mar2s-a back Of Tie ~ G. r. R nespos
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17
~ CANNON < NIATTHEWS.

I'M TRUSTEES SALE--The subscribers, as
H4;jI Trustees Of ROBERT HOWARD will offer at public
ais q the EXehanse sales room in the city of Balti
more on THIS DAY the 18th day of March, at O'clock
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore city, begin.
ns on the south side Of Franklin thirty ae west
from laca street and running thence franklin
tWGhlseye feet SIX inches with depth of eighty feet
WIN thG improvements consisting of large threestory
Bklth DIV ElLNG. with large back building Subject to
an annual ground rent of $2315 payable yearly on first
January and July, and rcdccmablc at pleasure
irrns-ine ird cash. and the balanc, in six and twelve
months with interest and security
WM. H. BROWN, and
49,, j. MALCOLM, Trustees
lc2I-3lMNMs EANNLlN II A,Irt.r
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plumbers,

DLUMBlNG IN ALL ITS BRANCHES BY
JAMEs FAY No. l6 Sharp street doors south of Ger
man street. Baltimore. Keeps constantly on hand M As
sentiment of MIGRANTS, Lift and Force PuMPS Rams ns
Masr Closets Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Zinc WASH BA2
ana BATH FIATl RES of every description, put up at
ne shortest notice the most improved principles All
terms ~
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ENllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the 0rphants Court of Bal
moIs city letters documentary the personal
LEWIS NJ WARNER, late Of said CITY, deceased All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the with the
the subscriber before the eth day September next
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
said estate All persons indebted said requested
10 make Immediate payment. Given under my hand this
4th day of March, 1883. WILLIAM MALLINCkRODT,
mlIj-lawiw* Eyecutor
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1MbIit &aIks.
BY GIBSON Il CO

On REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
M he subscribers in addition their regular Auction
Saies, VIII hereafter give particular attention - PPT
EATE SALES OF REAL ESTATE, FIRST CLASS nv II -
Ling HOUSES. LOTS OF GROUND, FARMS, C0ITNTPN
SEATS, GROUND RENTS. &c of (which Re9istor mi
kept for the information of purchasers e''''' Will"
feIItf No = X Ctar,- 80.
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Aankfrs an0 Sroker,

g AMUEL HARRIS 4 SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROKERS,
,-l,,,, No. 1856 BALTIMORE STREET,
CofCF on all accessible points in United States and
CanldaS, promptly, and on favorable terms ~
BnY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, ut low rates. -'-N
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER ana STOCK LOANS and
huy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES i'm
tins aud other markets. "
KECEINE DEPOSITS in Bankahle or Uncurrent Funds
department. nh ~
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.
cOA CRATES AND HHDS. OF EARTHENWARE
lnln PACKAGES FLINT GLASSWARE
WV At AUCTION
On THIS THURSDAY MORNING March Eth at 10
Charles street. Baltimore - '''' -
OHN CRATES aud liIIDS. Of fresh imported EARTH
|~VO- IN WARE and CHINA, comprising general as
me- 7N''~'''4
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VERY vALUABLEFEEsI SIMPLE PROPERTY

,UN f.
ALSO ON LOCUST POINT
VIII sell on THIS AFTERNOON, 18th instant at
10 clock at the Merchants Exchange No 10 south Cav
street all the following described very valuable eesimpe
| ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, CNo a. situated on the
south side of Fort Avenue adjoining the east the property
Oh ne late VILLAIN BOdman, fronting the avenue 23l feet
ana running south to the Port Wardens line, containing
acres and perches of Land
| water, making in all 10 and ~ -
ALSO,
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BY SAMUEL III. COVER
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY


TmE NEW CREEK COMPANY will offer at Public Sale
on THIS DAY. 18th March, 1882 at o'clock at the Ex
ClHge sale Rooms 10 South Gay street. their LARGE AND
Commencing the line of property of j. W Ross which
o 10 eet westerly from Haubert street Port Warden5
hs thence on said line north 6S3i degrees about IT'S
mat course thence parallel with Haubert street,
sun on ron" Martens line. about feet thence south, I5
cast " eet to centre of Decatur laid down.
With Is not opened thence along of said street
9ul Az lee TO north side of Nicholson street. Gas now
Nhec' 10 ninety ieet) thence eaSterly. binding ON said
street ABOUT - eeC thence northerly parallel with Hauhert
street 70 point midway betweeE Haubert and nncatmr
street. thence parallel with Haubert street about 1f5 foet
che esery about feet, line other poDertv of Eeu
creek company and by line of said property and land Of oS
coleman and John W Ross about 400 feet nortbarl, 10
pce oil beginning on Port Warens Line, subject N cero;
grants OF privilege Of connection with railroad tracks on his
property for benefit Of joining land and with right tn %
tend about 90 feet beyond said Port Wadens line accord
ing to ordinance Of May q. 1856. ' 00i"'
ASOA lot of about feet on Haubert street extepdi
III depth - feet to line above described property SnI5
subject to mortgage to Thomas Wnans for ten t6ousand
doarS due on LIST October 1861 The wharves and docks are
SUBSTANTIALLY built with several railroad tracks connecting
win baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the whole now in GOOD
repair and condition. furnishing facilities for large busnesS
a good 'N'N SAoi"
SQA lot lambert street. about 20 feet front extend
S III Iep ABOUT 10 feet to the line Of the wharf property
clear of iucUmbrance
Terms Of of the purchase money in cash. and
e balance on credit OF SIX months, the purchaser giving
ms negotiable note with endorscr endosers Satisfcnrv 70
the Company, payment of which deed will he made
ran OF the property may be Auction Store
II