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. '-CUUN TRY INVALIDS.

Persons in an part of the world may be success
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Address nr. AMOS aud SON, corner Main and
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Medical Notioa.

DR A. GElGER has associated with him
~ in tn" practice OF medicine and surgery, DR.. j.
L. stephens, late OF st Johns Hospital Cincinnati
Prompt attention will be given 20 all calls In their
profession, Othce, south east corner Of Fifth and
Jefferson streets. mhRI
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BIMM & BRO.

uAVE jurst received One thousand bush.
III nice POTATOKs, for sAls At the lowest MARKET
price, St the Head Of the pASin. nys
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Railroad Time Table.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-24

EOR THE SOU I H No. l PERUVIAN
Il GUAN0 furnished those having orders from Virginia
and the Soutl at lowest rates, by
j. J. & F. TURNER
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1nbIif SAILS.
BIZ GIBSON & ca.

o. REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
Kill The subscribers in addition their regular Auction
EATE SALES OF REAL ESTATE, FIRST CLASS DWEI
LING HOUSES, LOTS OF GROUND, FARMS, C0UNTR
SEATS, GROUND RENTS &c, of which Register wlIb
Kept for the information Of purchasers.
GIBSON K CO,
fell-t No. : N Charles street
fT4sE TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of a
| decree Of the Superior Court of Baltimore city in Equ
2;ty the subscriber, Trustee will offer for sale by
NESDA Y the 9th day of March next
THE LOT OF GROUND in said city, beginning on the
eastern side OF Sharp street at the distance of nneyone feet
three inches from the northeastern Of Sharp and Barre
streets and running thence northey Sharp
teen feet three inches thence easery parallel Barre
street hundred and twenty feet to an
alley twelve feet wide thence soutlery eastery along
said alley to the point intersection Of westerly side Of
said alley with line drawn from the beginning parallel
with Barre street. and thence with said line hundred
and thrtytwO feet oresS, to the beginning Subject
to yearly rent of sixty dollars and thirtveigh cents re-
served lease of 25h of September 1884, recorded Lber
I. K, No 3l6, 70. %, &c.
The improvements this lot threestory brick
DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, with back building, &c now vacant.
Terms of sa-Onethrd cash the day of SALE the resi-
due with interest from the day of SALE in two equal install
ments at four and eight months from that day. to be secured
by bonds notes. with surety suretes to be approved
by the Trustee.
WILLIAM J. WARD, Trustee
Il
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TURLETT & SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. SO NORTH STREET
GsSsH9-g The undersigned having greatly en-
Sf-larged their premises aud increased their facil
ties beg leave to call the attention of the public their
extensive stock of every description CARRIAGES finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner, which they
are prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
JOHN CUR1ETT son,
jy24tf SO North street baltimore
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WHARF PROPERTY
LOCUST POINT IN FEE.


THE NEW CREEK COMPANY will offer at Public Sale
change Sale Rooms. 9 South Gay street. their LARGE AND
VALUABLE PROPERTY south side Of Outer Basin.
Commencing ut the line of property of j. W Ross which is
about 20 feet westerly from Hauhct Port Wens
line thence said line north GSa4 degrees about It's
feet end ohat thence parallel with aubert street.
sui on Port ardens line about 6 feet thence south, 1874
degrees east " feet centre Of Decatur laid down.
but which not opened thence along of said street
about APO feet north side of Nicholson street. (as now
street. about IS feet thence nocry, parallel with Iauhert
street. about " feet thence eaStcy, parallel with Nicholson
street. to point midway between aubart and Decatur
street thence parallel with aubert about
thence eastery about feet to line Of property
Creek Company and by line Of said property and land Ihos
Coleman and John Ross, about 40 feet nOrtherly
place of beginning, Port Wardens Line, subject certain
grants Of privilege of connection with railroad tracks this
property for benefit Of Joining land and with right
tend about 30 feet beyond said Port Warens line, accord
ing to ordinance of May 2 1856
ALSO-A lot of about 40 feet auber street. extending
depth 20 feet line of above described property Sold
subject to mortgage to Thomas Wnans, for thousand
dollars due LIST October 1861 The wharveS and docks
substantially built with several railroad tracks connecting
with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the whole good
repair and condition. furnishing facilities large business
in shipping coal or produce for which purpoSet would yield
good revenue.
ALSOA lot lambert street. about 20 feet front, extend
ing in depth about 70 feet to the line of the wharf property
clear of incumbrance
Terms Of saeOne half of the purchase money and
the balance credit of six months, the purchaser giving
his negotiable note with endorse endOes satisfactory
the Company, upon payment Of which deed will be made
Plan OF the property may be seen at the Auction Store
.oo,,,-., ,., , s. H. COVER, Austioneer,
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ftst FOR RENT.-The Warehouse No. 40
A Lombard street opposite the Public Store Possession
GA.A given immediately there too good Offices and
large Dry Cellar; the Gas fixtures be taken with the
house. Apply to JOHN F. PICKRELI4 & co,
niInlnnr ~.
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9guses. It,, for SaIe an6 Rent.

49, WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.-Four-story
9iii Warehouse, NJ. "a LOMBARD STREET, through to
A Water street. No. corner Of Franklin lane two Of
fees good cellar three fronts suitable large Grocery or
Commission House Apply on the premises to
WIN. JENKINS SONS,
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Tailors.

SCHLOSS & BRO,
~ MERCHANT TAHORS,
No. 10 LIGHT STREET,
(Below the Fountain Hotel) Baltimore.
~ keeping constantly on hand full assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and VESTINGS, they are enabled
to furnish suits at prices that cannot fail to please
Orders filled at the shortest notice apl5-tf
TOHN II. REA & CO.,
- CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SouTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN H. REA Co. take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having now on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASS
MERES and NESTlNGS, which they will make up order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and
facture
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravas, Scarfs, Ties Suspenders Handkerchief Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention of Planters ocl3n
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BY SAMUEL III. COVER

d. TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
Es,is DWELLING ON POPPLETON STREET. BETWEEN
--7ssS RAMSAY AND McHENRY STREETS.-By virtue
of decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
signed, Trustee will offer at public sale the premises
TIiqRSnAY the 10th day Of March next at O'Clock, NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the west side of Pop
peton beginning the southwest Poppe
ton street and ~ feet street laid midway between Ram
and Mclienry streets, and running souterly
Poppeton street feet 10 5S nche with depth of 90 feet
to 5 feet alley.
The lot is improved by hreestory brick STORE and
DWELLING, with back building, and is subject ground
rent of $50 per
Terms of aleOne half cash. balance in four months with
interest and security. JOHN CARSON, Trustee,
II Fayettc street.
fel6 2a3wsds SAML II. COVE AuCtrs.
L A ID WI nj M
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THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
makes better Coffee than it possible to obtain in any
other waybecause, by ingenious but simple arrange
time ,choa loss Of aroma, thus securing the elements OF
the Coffee in their natural and combination
ALFRED II. REIP
aul1u '-r No. 337 Baltimore street,
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HUGH GELSTON HAS REMOVED TO HIS
l. il Old Office No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET, corner
Of Baltimore. The business Of the 'Panng Mill Sash
Door Factory, and Lumber Yard of H. d. GELSTON,
of Caroline and Fleet streets win be transacted in the
office All orders for Lumber &c, will I've promptly
attended to il left at the above Office the Planning Mill
Also the business Of the "Caverton Company Carpet
Works. by their agents the WareoOms connected there
with large assortment IL offered at greatly reduced
prices tf
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lR RENT ON AIRSLIE

ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SMALL
City Country Property, 10000 of the shares of THE
POIoMAC COAL AND IRON COMPANY, of Allegany
county, nay;s Maryland. ~ R: W. RASIN,
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4lumbtrs,

DLUMBING IN ALL ITS 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
the shortest notice the most improved principles All
JOB WORK punctualy attended to the most reasonable
s9sly
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For examination of the property, or particulars thereof
ply to c. BROOKS, Madison AVpnue.
or to Il. P BROOKS, No Law Buildings,
st. Paul street
fe5-2awts GIBSON / Co, Auct'rs.


49, TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
Eaij cree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city,
the undersigned, trustee will offer for sale public
auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms, No. 10 s Gay
street in said city, on MONDAY the It'll Of March, 1885,
o'clock, p. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL. OF GROUND situated on
the west side of Eutaw street in the city Of Baltimore and
described as follows: Beginning for the the
side OF Eutaw street. at the distance Of eghyve feet
and half inches northerly from the of Euaw
street and Marion street. and running thence norterly
bounding the west side of Euaw street twelve feet four
and half inches thence westerly parallel with Marion
sxttwo feet to alley three feet wide with the and
privilege OF said alley thence binding said alley sOuhe
twelve feet four and half inches and thence esey by
line parallel with Marion street the place of beginning
Being part Of the lot Of ground which Subeaed by Eli
"a Coae to William Klessner by deed dated the fifteenth day
of September 1885, and recorded among the Land Records
Baltimore city, in Lber A. W B. No 40 folio AL &c and
the same lot that assigned by said William klessner
Harriet lnges, by deed dated 2d July,
among the Land Records aforesaid in ber A. W b. No 463,
folio &C. &c, subject to the annual rent of fifty dollars The
lot is improved by three-sory Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
and subject to the annual ground rent of fifty dollars
Terms OF SaeOne third of the purchase money cash. the
balance in two equal nsallments months
the credit bear interest from the day sale,
and to be secured the notes of the purchaser endorsed
the satisfaction Of the trustee.
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY,
fec 2dw3WNds GIBSON &
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~ THE JARVIS BUILDING,
fijii CORNER OF BALTIMORE d NORTH SIRE

H'iiH CORNER OF BALTIMORE Il NORTH STREETS,
-&EA FOR SALE.
by authority of the owners, the undersigned, their
agent and attorney, viii offer at PUBLIC SALE TUES
DAG the first day of March, 1884, at o'clock, p NJ at
the PUBLIC Sales Room. No. l9 South Gay street,
ALL THAT PARCEL. OF GROUND Situate in the city of
Baltimore and described follows: Beginning for the
baltimore street and the side OF North street, and
nlng thence westerly, bounding Baltimore
teen feet ten and inches ground
in the possession of Rachel COvn thence nort bounding
on said Rachel Colvns ground fytlree feet thence
one foot nine inches, less, until ncrsects tie
second line ofthe whole ground assigned by William Lyon
to Francis Sanderson thence norterly binding and
thence still continuing north parallel to street
feet thence east nineteen feet four inches in straight line
until reaches point in the line Of the side OF North
street. distant hundred and thirty feet north from the
place OF beginning thence south, binding said line Of
North street hundred and rytwo feet the place of
beginning Being the that by deed dated the four
eenth day of November, Si3 and recorded in Lber T. X
No $50 folio 497, &c. conveyed by Hugh Birckhea and
ennoX Brckhead, executors to Leonard Jarvis Together
appurtenances thereto belonging.
Part of the ground subject annual ground OF
$50, and another part to one cent if demanded
he whole premises rented to Mr.. John F. Nc
ton and will be sold subject to his enantcy, which ends
LIST June, 1859.
The ground rent by the tenant, will be
apporoned to day of SALE and the purchaser will take title
from that day.
Terms of sae0ne fourth cash. balance in three equal pay
and less time, all cash the option of the purchaser
For further particulars enquire the premises of the
undersigned EDWARD OTfS TIINKLEY,
Agent for owners.
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AaritnLtnraI.

A A MEXICAN GUANO DROWN. Very
Archin Phosphate Lime, containing 20 per cent more
iaa the standard of fine texture, and free ofevey impury
For sale in bulk or bbls. by J. J. & F. TURNER,
pra+t Rail-
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o. FOR SALE OR RENT-A three-story
H,i;l DWELLING, with double back building, modern
as.h convenences, and in complete order Situated in
Madison street above Preston Possession April Apply
TO-. GEO r. BOWD0IN,
Cp,;tl
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best securities at the best rates Of interest
JAMES BOYD,
Real Estate Broker


GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE.-Two desIra-
~ BILE tracts of 400 each at 50 will be
changed for city property Also large Of lands
all prices offering superior advantages to location, health
and profit, any other State in the Union. Apply
JAMES r. BUTTS, Esq, Macon, Georgia. or -.
JAMES BOYD,
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o.: MANUFACTURING SITE FOR SALE
Mi The undersigned will sell at public sale on the sth of
Of March, 1859, at O'Clock, at the Exchange, in the
city of Baltimore
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY heretofore used by the
baltimore Eagle Works for the manufacture of Chemicals
There two and half of land located the Northern
Central railroad IN Baltimore county, and about mile dis
tan from the Bolton Depot 1t fronts 2U feet the Rail.
road and has on It a STONE FACTORY BUILDING, 2l0
feet by So and VARNISH HOUSE. high, of
Stone 20 feet by 30 There ENGINE of 20 horse power
and Two boles on the premises. There is also EIGHT
STONE DWELLINGS for workmen track from the Rail
road runs the whole length Of the Factory building 1t
admirable situation for manufacturing purposes of almost
any description there being right of abundant supply OF
water 1t will he sold subject annual Of $3.50
The terms will be oAethrd cash. balance satisfactorily
arranged
For examination of property, or particulars thereof
apply to c. BROOKS, Madison Avenue
10 II p BROOKS. M Law Rui
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nnAADUB.


= Singers Sewing 0acnAeS.
- REAf y E=Ea3s he sllszi coaeIe4I - ?
~ nez sa1<s4 - ~ ~ here > ST. ms| -
tlrr ~ paIc c0mDefsh1e Bingefs se4lnE
aa<s esak1ng ai<Ae rspslsiioa sf1e unnee -
exhifet he laie .kxposiico Enltef-ete Y
ffsnee sheFe tag enFried q se hleh< pscrsnns sha
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ever sf industry In Which sowing y " De dons
he used With immense prOn - the s
The Hallway isan travelling fst % y ssstng shn
snrrs's Machines csmpssri viii hssd-se.inE NO tAI"f
zasemaker dfessmakrr carriage trimmer, saddrf haes se
eksad b. usnt The aH pf0nf " us'sg one
mseiinea regularly employed One Fhousand D.as
year In nh private famis wee there V much ewing ~
pse machines inssaabe assistance pianirs
and hoi keepers nnd brm particularly ronveSieu and Ion
These MACHINES simple n their construction sno
very ssng and dHssbe being ihe ony kndef sewing Ma
chine made by whc ever sost 81 uofk csss ~ ne
pescty sxeeuisd Thoas.nds q inisrr and worth
sewing Aaeines made and sold under various
names sngers Machines alone have bccn found every
where 10 satisfy thc wants II thr Pes,pic
Plain printed instructions for nsinx arc sen WIN eseh NM
gag hem This msehnes paeksd securely 70 80 70 any
art u The world 70 eli rr.o. desiring particular In
formation WILL application BY letter Al either u our ON
ees forward a copy I'll N. singer Co.'S Gazette paper
s l. NJ SINGER 4 CO.,
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Look TO Your Ceal and Wood Bills.

I'VE have just received another supply Of the ceebraed We
w and Merit COOK SfOyks for wood and coal which
universally admired the late Agricultural Mrchan
ica Fair In this pace by the great saving Of fuel the thick
o casting, their finish aud perfect operation IN
the departments II cooking, they ACKNOWLEDGED TO
be the esi known We have fitted 10 Copper
essrsor hot boiler which h great convenience In
furnishng bot al all times, without addition fuel be-
Ing healed by the smoke pipe and without interfering with The
cooking arrangements of the stove. - -
nov s-dts c. 4. BLISS h co.
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thousands invited and welcomed he found The
The O Whhnrsf photographic Gdiiery next deDr Ia the
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Of Of the nobest works Of creation exhibition
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nne assortment Of Cases aud Frames Of every style and
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Pictures taken style Of the nl hours OF The
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Oct 1y-dis Practical Photographed.
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