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Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
MARKETS, &C.
Trade of Des Arc. &c.. from September
 1st 1858 to September lst 1859.

The continued increase, agrieulluraiiy of this section of the White river valley and the county adjacent, has added heavily, during the past commercial year to the trade and business of Des Arc. With population of between twelve and fourteen hundred, the estimates below will show tha; our people have contributed their full share in the way of business, About one half of the cotton from this sec ton, last season, was shipped to New Orleans and the other half to Memphis But ht,le of the trade of Arkansas river has been enjoyed by our merchants during the past season--ihat stream having al forded frequent navigation for steamers, which has enabled merchants and others 10 receive most of their freights. With Q semi. weekly line of mail steamers from Jacksonport to Napoleon-a tri-weekly line from Memphis to West Point, oil Little Red river pia. Augusta, and not less than three boats in the New Orleans trade, White river presents an opportunity to the farmer and merchant, at all seasons of the year 10 go 10 and return from mar ket. It is the ouly stream in the State that furnishes constant navigation through out the entire year.
 Produce and Groceries sold...... $236. 350 Dry Goods sold. ...... .-..'. ''.. llO.ZZo Drugs, Medicines, &c., sold ......... toU Des Arc Manufa ctured Articles, sold. 16l lo6 Tnmber. Shingles &c.. sold ......... 27 50o Value of Cotton shipped (64S2 bales) 324. 10e Other Products 105 232
 SS29 2o3
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

ArLANrA.-Ths model little town is situa- ted in the northern part of Prairie county, and is one of the incest villages it has ever been onr fortune to visit. The houses are all new and neat. The inhabitants are social and thrifty. The surrounding country is fertile and very productive, lies we'll and is settling mp with substantial farmers. There isplenty of room yet and good land to be sold in abun- dance. We noticed at Atlanta large Church going up.-I Searcy Eagle.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

eT IF you want pair of fine Boors or sycss, or wish to purchase French Calf-Skins, Side Leather, Oak-Tanned Soie-Leather, or Findings of any description, call at Messrs' o,BaIEN and HoLr's Shop. at the sign of the RIG BOOT, on Buena Vista street.
 T5- See their Advertisement, in another counn of the Citizen.o [mar25-tf]
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
DES ARC HOTEL ARRIVALS
sUP TO 1 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
 J. F. AND W. R. WEIGH, PRoPRIEroRs.J J


 Mr. Horn, Des Arc; H. Hutchens; John ] Low, Ark; B. K, Rodgers, West Point k.; W. ]. Rogers, Brownsville, Ark; A. B lpe, West Point. Ark; T. R. Lawrence oy, Tenn Wm. T. Jones, Brownsville, Ak q. Butler, Ga; T. ]. Stephens, Ca Hen '. Tant. Ca; II. James Little Rock; R S. smukes, Nashville, Tenn.;J. W. Burgess rsonnded Hill; H. James, Little Rock; T. T well, Va C. M. Guffee, Miss; L. F. Bur- <; A. w. McNeil, cty; J. B. Reid, cty; s' Ion; Henry T. Saint, Ga: Thomas Stevens 4 T. T. Seawell, Va; J. c. Coiliot, Miss. M Grooms, Jacksonport; Joseph Far~ar 3W A. Small, Dekalb, Ala; jas. F. Welch N NMcNamee, Lagrange, Tenn; Mrs. Tar ston, ety., Sias Buck, Wattensaw; c w Fer, str. Ke7hena; J. s. Franklin San Juan 1; Mrs. Franklin and Daughtel; Silas T &ehey, Lawrence ety.; John Hardin, cty
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
By GEo. ". VApEN.

NAa POLEON Per Fortune-l63 packages is& Thomas, Bro & Son, Hickory Plain; 3 ! ahd bed, c " Wortham, Des Arc.
 aL MPHIS-Per Mary Patterson-1 sack "afles; J M Blair, Des Arc; 16 pkgs mdse, iarris Des Are.
 a1 MPHlS-Per Tennessee Belle-5 bx: 'ss | tFurk, F Gates. Hickory Plain.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
DURING PAST WEEK
Ry 4. STEWART & BRo's.

By A. STEWART & BRo's.
 MEMPHIS-Pe Tennessee Belle-12 bbls h9af, l tierce lard, A. s. & Bro; l bx mdse.. ur Chunn, Richl and.
 z %NAPOLEON-Pe Sam Hale--1 csk hams ', tbis -four, A. s. & Bro. Per Fortune-l iot Furniture. w. B. Lynch, Richmond; 6 pkg' Wmaow blinds, bundles sash, A. s. & Bros
 MEMPHIS-per E. NJ. Ryland-46 barrels Whlsky, 15 bbls flour. A. S. & Bros.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

J c1<5r We call special attention to the Land ,hd Town Lot advertisement of J. H Quisen- Mrry, in this issue as we know o, is really
 n earnest, and wishes to close out scattering lnd surplus property, to operate on otherwise. Bvers can no doubt get good bargains from hjn if application is made soon. N
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

EXPEDITION TO JAPAN.-The London cor espondent at Berlin says: It is oa. ,ss se''led that the expedition shall sail in to Japan, from the Baltic. At the ~ 'n'S expedition will be placed diplo-
 .s' "'th instructions and full powers to
 ssNste and conclude treaties of commerce. x H iendship with China and Japsn.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
BROWNSVILLE, ARK, !

MR. EpfToR Permit me to announce my ss,f as candidate for Sheriff, at the cleo lion to be held in August, 1860; subject to the decision of the Democratic County Conven- ton, should one be held
 W. E. RAULSTON.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
Me mpllis Market.
BULLETIN OFFICE. 2 MEMPHIS, Sept. IT, 1859. !

MEMPHIS, Sept. IT, 1859. COTTON-The market yesterday was characterized by unusual dullness, but few buyers showing any disposition to operate. In consequence of this inactivity prices have sli ehtly declined and we now quote as follows: MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS. Inferior ......6 t@ ' Middling ...1ot@l0t O,dinary....73G3 Good Mdng. Il @11a Good Ord'v..sf@9 9 Mdlng Fair.11i @ = Low Mdlng .9l@ 10 Fair...... ..- @ -
 NEW CROP.
 Middling ....10i@104 Good Mdlng .114@ = Strict Mdlng11 @ = Mdlng 1l4@lls
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

SSpALn1NG RoGERs' CIRcUs.-This com pany exhibit at West Point tomorrow, and q Des Arc on Friday. Everybody is special N inyited-to call at the office and provide |he mseves with tickets. Admission 75 cents
 -children 50 cents
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

BLESS Con AND DIE. In Job, H., 9, this radical change in the translation of our common version IS made by the Bible Union in their preliminary revision. It will be recoIlected thal the common reading represents Jobs wife as saying " Curse God, and de." We suppose tha, the Bible Unnon have good reasons for the change. Al any rate, ifthey can offer as convincing arguments for this revision as for others that we have had occasion to notice, we shall acquiesce, though with some astonishment tha, such blemish should so long have been allowed to mar the sacred pages Memphis Enquirer.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

hV HARRISON & McCARLEY. tennessee Beile-67 pkgs mdse.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

There is, on the route of the overland mail, about two hundred and eighty miles east of Fl Paso, spring said to be one hun dred and fifty feet in diameter, which has been sounded to the depth of eight thousand feet without finding bottom. The surface is as smooth as that of mountain lake. It is slight y impregnated with alkali, and contains five varieties of fish It is called Leon Hole.
 The President has accepted the resigna tion of Hon Thomas A. Hendricks, Commis- sioner of the General Land Office, who is now candidate for the Gubernatorial nomination in Indiana.
 DEATH OF AN x-CoNGREssMAN.-Ho N. H. Claiborne died very suddenly at his resi- dence in Franklin county. Virginia, on the morning of the 18th of August in his s3d year.
 "A destructive fire occurred at St. Louis on the afternoon of the 11h inst, destroying property to the amount of SS2.6OO.
 The Cincinnati Commercial says there was light frost in that vicinity on the morn- ing of the 9th inst.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
Signs, Banners, Transparencies

Signs, Banners, nspare ncies, FLAGS, MASONIC APRONS. Show Cards and Ornamental Painting Of every description done at the shortest mo- ice and in superior manner STAINED & ENAMELED GLASS For Churches, Public Halls. Private Dwell Iings. Steamboats. &c.. manufactured to order. ENAMELED GLASS constantly on hand and for sale.
 Onr motto is, the nimble penny is better than the slow shilling" The best of city references given, and satisfaction in all cases guaranteed 0, no charge. Every one In the city knows Bob Armstrong, the senior member of the firm, and requires no further introduc- tion.
 Martin T. Ryder, late of New York, Prac- tical Glass Stainer and Shade Painter. has al ready placed sufficient of his work before the public, both in Glass Staining and Shade l Painting, to give ample reference of his abiil- | ty as finished wo kman. GIVE US 4 CALL
 Before ordering youI work elsewhere. All orders thankfully received and prompt ARMSTRONG & RYDER,
 No. 10 Monroe street,
 ,iuIvIs.u. Memphis
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

NEW F1RM.- Messrs. HARRISON & MCCAR- 1Ey have formed partnership in the Dry Hoods business, at the old stand formerly oc- rupied by LEVIN HARRISON. Mir. Harrison is Nell known to our people. MT. McCarley is
 an experienced merchant, and the new firm
 ne in receipt of q good portion of their fall Ind winter goods. If good hnmor, and polite attention to customers-with goods as ''cheap as the cheapest''--can induce purchasers to ca and examine their stock, certainly this llesy firm will receive liberal share of pat ronage.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
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FINISHED OIL.

DY the barrel, or less quantity hest English, ID a superior article, free from adalteration, at the City Drug Store.
 april15- D. F. BLACK %.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

ATC0EoIl DY he barrel or less quantity always on I) hand at the City Drug Store.
 apiil15- D. P. BLACK < Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21

DEs ARC BIBLE SocrETY.-A Bible Society, Auxiliary to the American Bible Society, composed of the citizens of Des Arc and vii ciuity, was organized on Sunday last, by
 electing the following officers: pfesident-R Rev. D. L. GRAY. Vice -President--A. c. GOODWIN. Secretary-J. A. JENNINGS. Treasurer-Dr. TAEo. SANDERS. 2 Exec utive Committee-J. A. JENNINGS, Dr. 8G. ". GLENN, R, EVANS, G. M. ANDERSON.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-21
B0Oks dad Stationery.

xEE9glN JUST received. general assort- Esessx&1 ment of BOOKS and STATION ss2-zIIlaR ERY-ful in every department usually required in this country; for sale cheap, by
 apriil5- C. & J. McLARES Co.
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rOAL.-
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Company and other mines in the Georges Creek
STICKNEY Il CO..
ap2itf Exchange Place
CHAs. FORSTER, JR. VIM b. SLACK
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Dlnrnbers,

DLUMBING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
JAMES FAY, No l6 Sharp street. doors south of Ger
man street, Baltimore. Keeps constantly hand
Sortment of MIGRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS, Rams
Water Closets, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Zinc WASH BA
SINS and BATH FIXTURES of every description, put up at
the shortest notice the most improved principles All
JOB WORK puncuaiy attended to on the most reasonable
SOL
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90uses, It,, for SALE sa0 Rent.

ff.::1 BALTIMORE STREET PROPERTY FOR
ILL AfI t2r sr ff Of years Nos III and 2l9 ne"
Also House, southwest corner Of Calvert and Mercer
TaEbRA fs sfRGH given LIST March Apply at No ,ss
ENOR RENT OR LEASE.-A MILL with BOIL
Il ER and ENGINE, suitable for manufacturing or sto
tR sS as h2 Eas F s9 anS Eastern
1sSlue. Jai-f
YARNS FOR SALE.-Farm on Kent Island,
c I Acre. at the Steamboat Landing good Dwelling,
s the and n IS If tbs rate rePa well iced with
shell noa viii be sold on accdmn Siding a f tef Mh
Es oysters and wild fowl in abundnce Farm Kent
e aiG M So2i cultivation having been covered with lime:
fowl in abundance Fine peach apple orchards in full
bearing Cherries and Pears &c The dwelling is brick
carriage and ice house, pump of excellent kitchen
Farm in Talbot Co, Easton, acres; good dwell
ling with the usual outbuildngs One Of 2lO acres good
pefr 5,ng qualify and and, in complete order;
on Fm W nsT oS For b anS the TapP ISL in
ycnience to market, schools and churches any
fhere two dwellings with the usual out t buildngs
Price for these three Farms $40 per acretems accomoda
have number of Farms in Maryland Virginia and Tex,
Rents for sale large and small-one well-secured in Bat
small. r. W RNSIN
diff No. 81 STA Fay pttes Street
E'OR RENT OR SALE.-The large lot at Can
mington r. R. with wharf front of 200 feet and running
back $50 feet deep Boston it is fenced and graded,
Possession given in January. Apply to
dl5r A 4 W. DENMEAD & SONS
.1 FOR RENT.-Those very fine three storied
LOFTS, over Nos Il and l6 German street, between
A arles and Light streets, the eligible situation
III town for kind of package business Possession
be had at once Apply to MARTIN LEWIS, No South st
up stars diff
1T...1t FOR SALE.-Three very desirable three
iii story Houses on McCuoch street Lanvale LOT
4A 70 IL by 0o in fee-the Houses have all the modern
improvements and will be sold separately in lot
ow price That desirable House situated Calvert
street LOT - by 100 handsomely improved, suitable for
Hote Boarding House Private residence, will
SION-the ground rent is very small A House Paul
street near Saratoga, that rents for $f25price $4,000
Two Houses on West Fayette street Schroeder Three
Houses Republican street Saratoga will eXchang
ed for Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Groceries, Also
Houses i'll various parts of the City from upwards
Two splendid Farms Kent Island for large mum
her i'll Hartford county, from $50 from $40 to
$50 variety of Farms all prices in Ba
more, Carroll Howard and other counties The largest Sc
lection OF Farms in Virginia for of them with crops
negroes &c NC Texas Georgia and Tennessee lands
acre and upwards City property exchanged for real estate
hondS stocks and other securities exchanged Money loan
ed on MORTGAGE in sums of $1,000 Ground rents bought
and sold Parties who desire invest it to
their advantage TO call on the subscriber he can offer the
best securities at the best rates of interest.
JAMES BOYD,
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COAL
FORSTER l. SLACK,
CLIPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL, have in
yard and prepared to deliver in good ORDER LUMP E
HIGH for Cupoas and Foundry purposes.
Baltimore Company, Sunhury Locust Gap and Lorberry
White Ash Lykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash,
for family Cumberland Coal for manufacturing and do
nestle purposes UPPER YARD-Howard street, opposite
! IA 81 90 70
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CROTND RENT FOR $25, 900 well secured and
Udesiraby located, for sale by r. H. sULLlN AN 10
Second St
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BY ADREON Il co.

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-The subscriber APP
s pointed by decree of the Superior Court of Bal
49, tmOre city, sitting Court of Equity passed on the
pending wherein james Hall, complainant and Thomas
A. Cunningham, defendant will sell at public auction at the
Exchange SATURDAY, the 18th day of January, 1852
| o'clock, F. M
ALL THAT PART OF A LOT OF GROUND lying and
being in the said city and distinguished pla of Phil
and bounds Beginning for the said part of said lot
the line of the SouthemoSt side of Lombard street at the
distance of twenty feet and five inches eastery from the
nothernm0t of lot number 30 which place of begin
ming the distance of hundred and fifty and
inch hereabout eaSterly from the formed
by the intersection of the south side of Lombard and
the east side of High street. and running thence efsterly
bounding the south side Of Lombard twenty feet
the partition wall dividing the house stand
ing the ground, being described from the
side thereof then sOutherly parallel with Exeter street
and passing down aud through the centre Of said division
wall continuing the direction "a feet to court from
which alley of u feet leads to High street. and then
ery binding the northern side Of said Court and parallel
with Lombard street ~ feet to nerSect line drawn south
erly parallel with Exeter street from the beginning and
then running northey by the line drawn and binding
thereon to the place of beginning ut being the lot
which mOrtgaged by Thomas A. Cunningham to said
Hall the twenty ninth day Of July, 1857 See Iiber f. d.
No 50, 70. 3l6)
The improvements on the above consist ONE THREE
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No 3d.
with the necessary out buildings.
The Of the decree follows onerd Of the
chase money be paid in cash and the balance equal
nSalmens at and months from the of sale, the credit
payments to be secured by notes of the purchaser with
curity, he approved by the Trustee the property will be
o. RinGAWAG, Trustee.
ADREON 4 co. Auctr's
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CONSTABLE'S SALE

"
Dr. by rirfne of a writ of f. fA issued by
H Daniel Myers Justice of the Peace, at the suit
. Thomas H. Hodges, al, against the goods and chat
tells lands and tenement of Catharne Gleason have seized
and taken in execution all the estate of the defendant i'll
and to -
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,
situated in the city of Baltimore, the north side Of Hus
lane, having front Of about L feet and depth of about q
feet improved by "A TWOSTORY BRICK HOCSEand BACK
BUILDING, designated No And hereby give notice
that will, on the premises, TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
January 18th, O'Clock, sell, by public auction the
property, taken in execution to the highest bidder
or cash.
dos jail ,6,l0,l5,lS6t PETER HARR, Constable.
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o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
F,,. cree Of the Superior Court for Baltimore city, the
Northumberland will offer for sale at public auction,
1889, 80 O'Clock, p NJ, all the following described pro
AN ANNUITY OF $2 80, arising out offs Lot of Ground
situate the line of the north side Of Thomson street. at
distance of 26 feet westerly from the corner formed by
the intersection of the north side of Thomson street and the
west side Of Asquith street. in the city of Baltimore and
running thence eastey bounding Thomson feet
inches by depth Of about lis feet to a five feet alley
communicating with Friendship said Lot being i'm
prc""d by good two story BRICK HOUSE, with onesoTy
Brick Kitchen. Payable annually.
, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND adjoining the aooNe on
the east fronting the north side of Thomson street L
feet inches, and running back lis feet to said hv t @
with the improvements thereon beng z eoou tMo'''S
BRICK HOUSE with one-stOry Brick hllcheli n ee.
g. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, in zee, sli4ateu on le
northwest corner Exeter Formerly Green anu LON
feet. ana running ptch' puuu
ing on Low street. with az the I
on being twostory DWELLING AND SIokE, with Dark
bnding fronting Exeter street. ana tWoStory DIV ELL
ING on Low street I'm IN, CpOT->n ;t,o+o ~, tha vast
d If Harrison street fronting said street about d leet
any. ments thereon, being story BRICK DIV ELllNGS
sVn STORES, with small Back Buildings; also one old
small Tenement. The whole of the said Lot being SUBJECT
To a proud of s00 per annum hid
sale prescribed by the court, are
cash: one third in six months, and onethi N lweike
months and security to the satisfaction oil the
undersigned to1rN I SNYDER
THEO GL0CKER,
Trust
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- TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
i of the Circuit Court for Howard county passed in
sAx the ofEVan Hughes and others f.. H Jones
others, the subscriber Trustee, will offer public
SALE at the Court House at Ecott's Mills in Howard
ty on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1859, u
o'clock, NJ,
ALL THE LAND IN lIEPROCEEDINGS IN SAID CASE
mentioned, containing from FORTY FIVE TO FIFTY
ACRES 1t is Of the beautiful locations for
try seat in Howard county being the Columbia Turnpike
less than mile from the depot at Ellcos Mills 1t adoins
the farms MesSrs Mercer Hughes and Davis 1t overlooks
the country for miles around
The of sale, prescribed by the decree, That
third the purchase money shall be paid in cash the
day of sale onehird in twelve months, and the remaining
third in eighteen months thereafter the credit payments to
bear interest the day of sale and to be secured by notes
of the purchaser, with endOrscr be approved by the
Trustee
d272awts VIM H. G.. DORSEY. Trustee
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I IGHTl LIGHT! LIGHT!

/ IGHT LIGHT! LIGHT!
IL From the number of accidents Fluid Lamps
led suppose that the people do papers,
they do they will not heed the admonons of their real
friends Why is it that the people io the Fluid
Lamps and the risk losing their lives when they
go up A H. REPS establishment and procure Lamp
that cannot be exploded under circumstances? He
makes great fuss about his Lamps yet they decidedly
the safest that be used and procured any
else in this city For sale by ALFRED II. REP,
at the Housekeepers Emporium,
. II
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FNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of decree of
Il the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, the undersigned
Trustee will offer at public sale SATURDAY, the 22d day
of January 1889, at O'clock p. NJ, the premises,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore City, fronting
Fourteen feet eight inches the south side of lons street.
sixty nine feet ten inches east from Schroeder street. with
depth of one hundred and to Boyd street The i'm
proyementS consist of a TW o STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
DWEIlING on Iollins street, and TWO STORY BRICK
DWEl.iING on Boyd street.-The whole subject to
annual ground rent of thryiX dollars, payable hafyeary
on first of April and October being the property
toned III Mortgage from Sepmus Hopkins, datesthe
March, 1853, and recorded in Liber g. E. IA, 49,
&c.
The terms of sale half the Balance in six
months with interest and security
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CHEAP FOR CASH.-Lumber, Shingles and
~ Laths from yard wharf by s WILLIS, corner East
Falls and Eastern avenue. nl9tf
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ID lCHMOND FLOUR.-The undersigned have
Il been appointed by the manufacturers, Richmond,
Agents for the sale in this market of the well known brands
of fiour-"TAIIIAFERR0 and &c. THORNTON" and are
prepared negotiate for entire less quantities of
this Flour delivered on board vessels Richmond
prices in this market with the addition of usual
charges for freight, &c.
supply sufficient TO fill orders requiring immediate dec
will be kept on hand at Warehouses, which
solicit the attention of shippers
P. MALCOM Il co,
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FENRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a Decree of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned
Trustees will offer public sale at the Exchange Reading
Rooms 10 South Gay SATURDAY, the 22d day
January, 1883, at O'Clock, p NJ
L. ALL THAT THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
T at the Southwest of Lombard and Marsh
Market Space binding twenty four feet six inches Marsh
Market Space, and twentysX feet on Lombard street
2,3,I THREE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
adjoining to the above each fronting thirteen feet six inches
on the south side of Lombard street. with depth of
four feet six inches.
Terms of sale One third cash and the balance in
twelve months with interest and security Title in fee sim
pie and indsputable.
T. PARKIN SCOTT, 1,s+a,
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The improvements consist of TWO THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, with BRICK BACK BUILDINGS.
Terms Of Sale prescribed by the Decree cash. the
balance in two equal instaments at six and twelve months
from the day oSae, the credit payments bear
the day of sale, and To he secured by the the
purchaser purchasers endorsed to the satisfaction of the
trustee MM. f. Prick, Trustee
Jal3awts&ds GIBSON 4 CO., Auct rs.
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NHRlSTMAS Observation-Disclosures and
~ Rubber Toys of new and beautiful designs; Rubber
Finger Rings diamond setting Hard Rubber Gold Mounted
Pen and Pencil Cases Ladies Travelling Satche and Cabas
Children and Ladies Umbrellas arlor and Foot Balls Rub
Der Dolls and Doll Heads Hair Brushes, and great variety
of articles suitable for presents
E. VI. PUNDERSON d co,
dl4-u No. 2D9 Baltimore street.