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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

No one can have forgotten the success of the
slave yacht Wanderer in landing a cargo OF
slaves on the coast of Georgia, and that Lamar,
the former owner, bought the craft in for mere
trihe at the u S. Marst ais sale The SLAYER
has been reftted by the owner, and on The 2lst
of April, according to the Savannah Republic
an, again sailed "upon pleasure excursion and
in search of market" She was ostensibly
bound for Havana, probably in search of a crew
and outfit for the coast of Africa. The Grand
jury having lound bill of indictment against
Lamar, he sailed with his SLAYER.
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SNow.-We had a heavy fall of snow in
this county on Saturday last, which covered the
ground to tho depth of six inches on a level,
aud in many places drifted so as to be seen in
spots on Tuesday 1t fell the heaviest in the
South part of the county, while along the lake
shore it was not sufficient TO cover the ground
at night. Al this place oa Sunday morning,
tho snow was frozen solid, though it was all
gone by night Miracuously, the fruit has es-
capped this severe trial by irost.--Ashiabula
Sentinel, 2sh.
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FlRE IN PENFlELD On Thursday night, the
l4th inst, two dwelling houses belonging TO p
b Shepard, Esq, in Penfeld, were destroyed
by fire. One of the houses was occupied by
Mr Dean, who was aroused by discovering the
adjacent building on fire, which, for long
time had been unocoupied. He lost all his
goods, and is left destitute. The building was
undoubtedly set on fire. Mr. shepard's loss is
about S40O.-EiyriG Dem,
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At FairpoH. Apnl Bh Mrs. ATALANTA, wife Of
Isaac Hale, aged "a yeors6 months.
Al olmNed Falls, April slh, Mrs. LUCRETIA OIL
COTr, aged 20 years
In Shalersville April 18th, Mrs. Lucy A. HOSKtN,
wife Of n. r. ltoskin, aged Is years,
In Copnsaut April 2Gth, Mrs EI.IzABErH SAN
FORD, wife Of Chester sanford, aged IS Joars.
In New Lyme, April 18th, Mrs MARY ANN, wife Of
Deacon Jose Miller, aged 81 years
In Russia on the 10Th inst, Of typhoid fever; MARY
ANN aged6 years, daughter OF Lott and Caharit Par
In Momenoo III April 18th, Of consumption, Mr. Il. 7.
CROWELL, aged 59 years months
Mr. Crowell many years resident Of thus unity
and connected with ct the most Respectable Of the
settlers on the Reserve. .--Ashfabula SenfiHd
Al Trinity Church. cleveland, April 18th, by Rev, Dr,
Bolles JOHN d. KING, Esq Of Warren, Trumbull Co
to Mi sSARAH +. MARVIN, of the former place
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Antn i1h Mr WILLIAM FISHER to Miss ELIz-
ABErH LUrz, both Of Brim6eld
10 Sunah. April 2gd Mr. VOLNEY ROnCEpS, oi
Randolph, to Miss MARY PERKINS Of sumeid.
Al the stmo pi1re Apii 2ih, Nj GEORGE KEMP
Film Of AAron, 70 Miss MAR0AREf HENRY Of SUI
field.
April ooh, Mr. JEREMIAH y ORMES Of Guatd, to
Miss EfI1hBETH UiiNgiN GsMITn of Champion.
April 20th, Mr JACOB sECHLER and Miss MARY
n. PHILLIPS, both OF Guard
April 2lst. Mr HARVEY GREGORY Of Hubbard, to
Miss ELIZA CANF1ELD, Of BroUkhoid
April 2lst, Mr.. MELVIN NJ JOHNSON to Miss
JANE CARLISLE, both Of Lorain Co O.
Ia Eltria, April 2Sth, Mr. ANDREW y HAML1N to
Mrs. AVIS MOREHOUSE.
In Painesville. April 25ih, HENRY MACHL EiDr TO
ROSiNA MACHELSkA.
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SUICIDE "A son of Ex Secretary GiImer, Of
Tylcrs Cabinet, committed suicide in the Wash
mgton City Depot on the 25th inst. by throw
ing himself under the wheels of locomotive.
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ter how unjust and violative Of the Constitu-
ton, be blindly obeyed
If law be unconstitutional, II is conceded
thGtit is not binding, no matter how often af-
frmed by the Supreme Court
rhe very instrument itself so declares when
il says "TRs Constitution and ne la'Os Of ths
Uuited States, achioh shall be made in pursuance
thereof shall be he supreme lalo ef ne
land.
If not made in pursuance thereof" they are
not the supreme law of the land, and not bind
ing on any citizen.
It will be our obieCtto shew that in affirming
the Fugitive Slave Law TO be constitutional, the
Supreme Court has but added to the long list,
another example of its fallibility, and taken
another step in the direction Of Federal Des-
potism .....
Late from Japnn.-Ravages Of Cholera.
Dates from Nagasaki, Japan, to the 3lst Of
December have been received. Two Commis-
sioners have been appointed to visit this coun
try, to exchange the ratification Of the Ameh
can treaty at Washington. They are among
the first men Of the nation and in high official
position.
The cholera had been raging in the northern
part of Japan to a irghtful extent AT Yeddo
the deaths are reported at 10000 in one
month. Other cities have also suffered severe.
ly. tits stated that the outbreak of this dread
full scourge so soon after the time the foreign
embassies were settled at Yeddo, has led the
people to attribute to them it's introduction into
the country, and superstition points to the
coincidence as a punishment for opening Japan
to foreigners BY the latest accounts the dis.
c SC was less virulent.
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To WtYFT5 opWHUlg dnd FVTFUN9
Supreme Court has unanimously oveuulcd
the application for wrts Of habeas corpus in
the case of Bushnell aud others, upon the ground
that all the cases are still pending in the Circuit
Court. No opinion expressed as to the consi-
tutionality Of the fugitive act
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wlln.nsas RrppLrD PIN n TlgarAN at, aat7as1s s9ssn

GHERIFF'S LE.--Pursuant TO the
- command Of an order q sale issued n9m the Court
Albert NOrton pln against william b Grey and others
dsfs 70 me directed Il shan offer for sale Ut Public Auc
linn al the door Court House (carner Of Seneca and
Champ gtreet IN the city Of Cleveland ~ SAID county
an lha h day OF April 1859 at o'clock NJ OF said daV
tbs foioina dosorbAd lauds and ten meuts 10 wit: sit
nate I'M the township Of Cleveland in the Connecticut West
efn Reserve the state Of Ohio and which Is also n the
County Guy ahoga and s known by being part lots No
aud TO- and Is bounded as follows, Commencing al a
pont the east side OF Seneca street. sixteen rods north
81 the north line Of Lake street thence northery Sene
street the south de of summit street thence
IN On summit street one hundred and twenty se thence
aouhery point sixteen rods north or the nnrh line
Lake street thence westerly hundred and twenty feet
TO the place Of begpnng be the less, but
subject % all legal highways.
ApnTaisuj n 81 $50. ...
mu9lDn8 ID, l. Wl0HIMAN, sheyiu.
.GTAUNTON'S HANDBOOK OF
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EXISTING AND DYING.-The cost of produce
for domestic purposes is seriously high Choice
cuts of beef retail at fifteen cents per pound (;
butter thirty-five cents eggs run in the most
abundant season to fourteen and fifteen cents per
dozen potatoes, thirty cents per peck flour,
Sc so per barrel at retail hams, fifteen cents
per pound, and groceries of all kinds correspOn-
dmgly extravagant. But while diving" is So
costly, men can't afford TO die on account of the
expensiveness Of funerals. and real estate in
cemeteries. The cheapest article going is pnre
air which may be had at a cost of five cents by
taking passage in an omnibus for the rnral dis.
tricts - Cia Com 26ih
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EAsHoRE.-The schooner Mary Grover Of
Kingston, @ W, with a cargo Of staves, went
ashore in the gale of Saturday last, about IA
miles below this port The slaves were ship
ped at Dover, G. W. We understand the YES
sci lies easy ON a sandy beach, and will be got
off again, Vessel fully nsured.-COnRsaut
ReP.
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@ants.

A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING of grown
N persons entirely with servant, desire, before leaving
town for the summer, make arrangements for the Fall
and winter by engaging several tParor and Cham
bers) which they win furnish themselves in commodi9us
and comfortable house where there are few or no oher
boarder and in the northwestern portion OF the city Ac
commodatons be rendered person commencing
adjustment of this sort which will diminish the outlay OF
capital necessary at first starting Address Sc lat this office
without delay. ieG.u
VXTANTED.-A NURSE GIRL. Apply at
w No. II South Exeter street. jel6-tf
OOOSFERR $S sS Old s.a5insd nA
and Liquor Business the wharf with cash capital OF
dress II. A. LlTTON,
moi II Care P. o., Box S0s, Baltimore.
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Steamships.

Af CHAT ESTON.
aMHnhG&e4A. First class Cabin Passage. .....,,,s
THROUGH IN FIFTf H0URSi
The new and frstcass Steamship
Capt / H. Iaykeld,
VIII 'e1's spear f / HEs6l ~ August I'd,
at o clock, P NJ, precisely
The accommodations for passengers by this Steamer are
No freight received after 70 O'Clock on the av of sailing
No Bills Ladng WILDE signed after the departure of the
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. CALDWELL L son
August Punctuaty her departure be relied on i25
F+S FOR SAVANNAH,
- SATURDAY afternoon at O'Clock, PM, July sOth
me H'S''''S cry h1'G Of %SoREoLK,
J. C. Parker, commander,
First class Cabin PassagesI2
~ Pqnetuaity in her departure may be relied on;
freight or passage, having superior accommodations,
apply to -
~ WIN. MENTZEI, Agent,
Jlg-tf Union Dock.
scfTS STEAM TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
RF I F sfIeAra t first class screw steamship
,, Jehn Gray, commander,
N win s sail qm yerpq Td for NeE HSk THURSDAY Both
on THURSDAY, 18th July.
are in the pacio Poop and fitted up with every
~. Rate Of Passage, (First Glass only ,)...s7s
without Wines and Liquors which to be had board
for time shpper an oe2y m resrTsG T
copy of Circuarfrom Liverpool Underwriters:
The Great Britain Screw Steamship being laid on the berth
here for New York we certify that consider her in every
respect first rate conveyance and prepared insure
Goods in her on the very lowest terms
WM FoTHERAM & Co,
CAMPBELL, Cross Co,
JONES, PALMER d Co,
G EATsGs; HssdS Co. R RsHsa9oe
C. f. HIND,
THOMAS MoNEs Co.
J THOMAS HOwORTH
a5v Freight will be taken at current rates
Ric d5 nd IRWIN zILNs : CO;
ilst S5to sAhl, K NJ SE 8 3 cay street.
GffS NEW YORK
THROUGH IN Il FORTY 6aTNSf HOURS.
rouo,,,, THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
RRRkTERSsBgRG, cc aPt v VIM W P %RefEn
T nGSis SG HAiET, CAPT I. 7 Ramsey
dRGFSH Fo dREEx c caPt 3 E Roae9
Having been reftted with New and powerful Machinery,
80 $50 LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier l2' n X BALTIMORE s1d
ING THE PAsSAGE AM 'i'i''-' / , MAN
Merchants can rely upon the greatest regularity and
FREiGHT ' SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
o9er Ran RsaG F g99dS at proportional rates
ed x this iTe free Of commission
a
of the Line previous to departure of steamers
Apply to SAMLs 7. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
or to II. B. CROMWELL& co,
sc WEST STREET,
| Je2OH New York
| FRA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
$50 49, WHARF FOOT OF LONG, DOCK.
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM
A. Hallett. commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes, commanders with fine accommodations for passen
gers, will sail for Boston cry SATURDAY O'Clock
Y alternately. Fare sl2, including Meals and Stateroom
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates.
| m23-tf A. |. HIGGINS, Agent
Ave ffittinn
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BY WIN. HAMILTON

o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
#a,,. LEA EHOLD PROPERTY WILL by virtue of 4
A decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, sell, by
public auction, on the premises, SATURDAY, August
18th, 1859, at O'Clock ?. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situated in said city, on
the northeast Of Franklin AMI ChaswOrh Streets
having front the former Of S feet and depth the
latter Of So feet Subject to annual ground rent of $50
payable half-yearly
Improved by wel-bul and hand some brick DWELLING
HOUSE. threestores in height, with parlo passage, break
f4stroom and kitchen On the first floor.
The terms sale areOnehalf cash, and the balance in
six months with interest.
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
i23-2aw6 ads WI. HAMILTON, Auctr
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NRESH ARRIVAL

ENRESH ARRIVAL.
= GENTI.EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR SPRING
We now opening a splendid assortment of Spring
Goods, ~
MANY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
to which specially invite the attention customers
Our assortment very large and complete consisting CT
Goods gotten out exclusively for our sales
re- HIRTSl SHIRTSl va
We are manufacturing to order our celebrated
POINTED YOKE SHIRT.
which
by us, and are giving universal satisfaction.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
l55 Baltimore street.
mhi-n lie
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d. partnersbip AOtitss.

DISSOLUTION.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF
IpROBINSON Il GREEN0UGH has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent All persons having claims and
tu cbted requested to call on James s Robr son
for he being authorised the affairs Of the
late firm. JAS s. ROBINSON,
July lst, 1857 f. A. GREENOUGH
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SG6lit SaIts.
nv S4MUEL =. sOPER :, On

/ BY SAMUEL j. SOPER & CO.
fC ARGo OF FIR UT
On WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT, the S7th instant N
at II O'clock at IS Bowy's wharf shall sell the cargo e
DANIEL webster, from Palermo, consisting OF
216O BOXES MOUNTAIN ORANGES
HOO BOXES LEMONS
20 BAGS HEMP SEED.
10O BAGS FILBERTs
d BBLs. CANARY SEED.
2OCAsEs cALABR1A LIcoRIcE PASTE
lists sAML. J. sOPER CO., Auctioneers
by LENNON Il BROGDEN
BUCHANAN'S WHARF
I'm FRIDAY, 10Th instant, at IL o'clock at
~ the auction stores Buchanan's wharf, for account
% ocTAyEs PALE ROCHELLE BRANDY.
1S CASKS do, do do
entitled to debenture ''e'' eN MO Ion
5O BASKETS p SS?%Sfe- pint, and ba
iSGRsks E. emf h ali < f Rafve brand
j2O-ts LENNON BROGDEN. Auctrs.
o. TRUSTEES SALE.
% BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Balt
more city the undersigned Trustee, will offer at pub
city, WEDNEsbAY the eth Day ssf July 1881 Ssi at
ALL THOSE TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND
AND PREMISES, situate the North side of Lexington
street west of Republican street. with front of nineteen
feet seven and half inches EACH and depth of one hun
ed and ten feet to the north side of foot alley with
the Improvements thereon consisting of TWO THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, with good back buildings;
each lot being subject to annual Of $780, pay
ape on the LIST day of June and December in each year
Said lots commence at the distance of seventy eight feet
SIX inches west from Republican are the fifth and
sixth lots particularly referred to in Mortgage from VIM
Willis to H r. Glenn W. W Glenn and J. Glenn Execu
tors John Glenn dated the 18th day of June, 1857 and re-
corded IN Liber, f. D., No. l29 folio 446, &c
lermsOne third cash. balance in three and six months
With interest and approved security.
W. W. GLENN, Trustee.
... LENNON d BROGDEN,
j6 tu,th,s ,&ds Auctioneers
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BY SAMUEL H. 95OVET.

Egiii OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
-kaesA ON BROADWAY.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the undersigned Trustee, will by auction
at the public salerooms No. 10 street in the
city of Baltimore on MONDAY, the LIST day of August
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND having front of 25 feet
on the east side OF Broadway in the city Of Baltimore with
and being distance 81 feet inches norhery from Pratt St
The Improvements consist Of thTeesory Brick Dwell
LING and STORE with brick Back Building, No 46,now IN
possession of Mr. Nathaniel Lee who viii show the pre-
misses The whole subject to the small ground rent
of $50 $3.50
Terms-0ne third cash; balance at and IL months with
interest Credit portions secured by endorsed notes
satisfactory TO the trustee
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GEO R. CINNAMOND, Trustee
...- s. II. GOV FIR, Auctioneer,
Ju,l4,lS2l, 25 2S&al No "a Baltimore street

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF FEE-SINPLE PRO-
n PERTY ON RUSSELL, WEST, RIDGELY and CROSS
STREETS, within the city of Baltimore
Of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
Gy dated the 10Th day of July, 1859, the subscriber,
Trustee will offer at public sale the New Exchange
Rooms Second street. in the city of Baltimore, on THURS
DA the 18th day of August, 1859, at O'Clock, P NJ:
ALL THAT SQUARE OF GROUND in the city of Bat
more bounded by RUSSELL West Rdgely and Cross streets
The property is in fee and unimproved
The terms of sale prescribed by the Decree are-One-
third OF the purchase to be paid in cash onethd in
six and onethrd in twelve months from the day of sale
The credit payments to bear interest from day of sale
and to be secured by the bonds notes of the purchaser
with surety surees to be approved by the Trustee
Taxes accrued prior to the day of sale will be paid by the
Trustee
IoOIt 4 n m
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DGasts. It.. for SaIs ana Rtnt.

NOR SALE OR RENT-A Valuable WHARF
and good water privilege south side of the basin end Of
Hughes St, opposite Tobacco Warehouse Inquire Of
GElSTON No. Baltimore st. adjoining the Bridge
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

r IGHT PRESSED TOBACCO.
IL Harris's Peoples Favorite.
9 Wighcocomico.
Belle Creole
Sutana, &c, &C. &c.
Jas Thomas, IRIS Matta-po-ni, Honey Neon, &c, &c
Goodwins Pride OF the Old Dominion.
Harris Spcer 4 Harris Estremaduro.
FL Bolera,
all other desirable Louisa county Tobacco for sale by
WARWICK, FRICK & BALL,
ie14-tf 60 South street.
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3-2aw&ds WM. HAMILTON, Auctr
BY f. va RENNETvT' a. co.

e@zF=Fss77sSAE1s LARGE SALE OF FURNI-
~ TT TRs "A ana I'm EI q; TIRES OF ON TIE R
PACA AND PRATT STREETS, Ar
AUCTION. FOR CASH-TRUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, ETC.-In pursuance ofa general
der of the Court of Common Pleas for Baltimore city, in re-
atiOn the of nOlvent debtors, the undersigned,
trustees the benefit of the creditors of William Dor
hacker insovent debtor will offer at public sale, the
Three uns Hotel southwest of Pratt and Paca sts
THURSDAY MORNING, the 4th day Of August next, at
10 O'clock all the HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, cOus ting If
Chamber Furniture for % besides Furniture for Par
lors and Dining Room and Kitchen.
ALSO,
CHINA and GLASSWARE, WINE and LIQUORS, and
other property in said hotel belonging to said nsolvent
Terms of sale-Cash, in bankable money
JOHN COATES,
GEO. WIN. BROWN, Trustees
/. W BRINE. JR.,
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Dentistry.

DIG IR0N.--5o tons Locust Grove w heel Iron
and 100 tons Cold Blast Virginia Wheel Iron in yard
and for sale by STEPHEN s. LEE 50 s. Gay street 5tf
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Drp @UU0s,

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
a Positively closing out our entire stock of SUMNER
Gooo at asl rshing low prcesn order to make and
change the sto" before the ensuing 1t is
ary to mencn prices, all articles will sold at uniform
low rates; CAL and ceuvinc yourself From the 18th of
July to the 9th of September the will he closed every
evening At o'clock precisely Monday and Saturday nights
excepted. HERMANN P0LLACk,
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RICHARD LENNON, Trustee.
by GIBSON 4 co
o. VALUABLE COUNTRY SEATS


EE.;f VALUABLE COUNTRY SEATS
Iiin FOR SALE
A By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Bati
more county in Equity, the undersigned, Trustee wi
sell at public sale THIS DAY the 10Th July 1859 at
o'clock NJ on the premises in Baltimore county
THE VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF JAMES H.
CARTER, deceased, situated about miles from the city
near tn Franklin Turnpike Road, containing in the
whole about TWO HUNDRED AMI TWENTY ACRES OF
LAND in high state of cultivation finely mbered,
tensive Parden, &c. &c.
THE MAIN FARM is improved by good BRICK Dwell
LING HOl r. two Stone Barns, Stahng, Ice House. &C.
contains ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE ACRES,
sites. Adjoining is the
WILLOW DALE FARM Of about THIRTY FIVE ACRES,
with comfortable DWELLING, lately and thoroughly re-
paired Ice House, Stable and Carriage House, fine Springs
and stream of water the House. capable of being
vcyed by means of improvements through all parts the
house.
There is also about SIXTY ACRES, mainly on the east
side Of Gwynns Falls, which could be subdvded into three
parcels if desired.
If not sold entire, the property will be offered separate
parcels as above described
GWYNN'S FALLS runs the entire length through this
PROPERTY with sufficient fall for valuable rights.
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree
fourth cash the day Of sale and the balance in six lively
and eighteen months, secured satisfactorily the Trustee
with interest from the day of sale.
The Trustee Will be the premises the day of sale
show the property, from II o'clock A NJ until the hour
sale
For further information apply the premises, or to
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nor SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE FARM
Il containing 3l2 go of which are in cultivation su
ated 2 miles from the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
FauIuier county, Virginia The improve mants are com
Portable and the low price S25 per acre viii be taken in
and beauty LANES BOYD
l2i-eo6t paul sfree
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For further information apply on the premises, to
C. BROOKS, Trustee,
No. 345 Baltimore street.
GIBSON & CO, AuCts.
The creditors of James H. Carter deceased hereby
qured to file their claims properly authenticated with the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county before
the Goth of October next c. BROOKS,
je2S- 3aw &23,25 26Jy A BAL co ADV Trustee
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Stocks. GYtbarlGf, 1T.

ERANKLTN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
Il ISRAEL COHEN,
jl5tf No. North street, (Franklin Building)
ENXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
II LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
juu IS Buchanans wharf
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
PuRVlS CO,
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Frora Dec.
49, 1885, the Trains will leave Chambers st. Station a.
follows: Trains D. AND 1913 and 400 p N
Albany Mail Train Of II rs for Poughke-pse, 6:4
and II for Dobbs Ferry at $40 for Sing SINS e;S
D m for Peektkll p. The POughkefps'e, Peeksfi-
bnr Sing and Dobbs Ferry Trains stop az the Way Stations
Ps,erg 70 taken at Chambers, Canal Chitophr aid Sis
Trains for Newly le.ve Troy SOS and lO;2O aud
Sl5 and 535 p m and Albany about u minutes later On
suneaysttsp 10 A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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miscellaneous.

ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP-Manulso-
~ ,n,,a oIfy ty VAN HAAGEH BoKEONE, Poilsdeb
"a. One pord Of which MI iar a. three pouxos com
rsn rn soap the psSe'ty d boz ns or eeint clothes
A. warranted n in re tn cthes Ard 70 pvs
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