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FEEE VEGETABLE EXrl:At"IS aaI nut up IL
GLASS GASES AIR TIGHT, AND WlA
III. Family Cethan.e - The I'rutss..on xsit know
FILL a gentle hut fka: lincr: at l,ahastka aet
GFt f'aIhtc whsca shs :. different puztunA " tbs
proPns1uF l1s u-cst in his = bowe.a.
p..s.sa a'oe 'a31 s"sh@5 :. The Family CathaEt1c
''" t = :fu: haa. With due nkIsrsnc&
The eout4Ets nt!t7@n. H this wei! rst1bt>he ri fact.
eSna:a n"1a tAs-e b" s~+a c'nlta,nn..t.t hum
have tux Is4Tl the FILLS variety If ht purt vxk
AMI the satisfaction which t4tte Exsrsxtt which
alrxrr,7s In rtanl their alike every part te
ha. inurr The iltcv elementary caal. Ant3 arr
them within The rrth ofA = -t tnt In at
wkeEr Catc Is .ts.isd such IeEnke.nsnts Of ths
Ss4uIach. Sx<ts%.. iE~ In tte 4tn .,Hs C0@ttYe
hs* ln AMI s"tsls- the wh0e l-.ty sudden
eh which ftq,1vnt's, i nes!ete cri In foux euuss
q Fever Lass q App Ie Greernx ssn>s'tnn VI Eod
Sss1 ne s*.ly kes's..at. ltssht. o. ~xsst 10 ,hs
dul,s Ehrumst,ns- Esea1 iu,fh~r IT th~ ho.d, snt
LOU in this advertisements. puse. fo,.
Price Three Dinles.
The t.er lusisI.tr :.,! Family cahaFtic Ills
ts,. hy DRUGGISTS s-aesauy. aud ssla whocA4ls By tho
!. +. ". SANFORD, u. d.
auedR1 Aanutastuss- a.d Proprietor. 81 traJ~ay.N r.
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The Committee Of Arrangements are Mess1s.
Philo Carpenter, Z. s. Wells, and WV. Smith.
Persons designing TO attend the Convention
will please send their names to the Chairman Of
t'le Committee. Entertainment cannot tie pro-
n.i:cd for those who do not give this previous
ntticc.
, 1859-09-27
DI1, Goods.

I5ru GOODS.
INiUM Tile FIRST CHEAT
Auction Sale Of the Season.
Wv III! s.hsa =. W WEDNESDAY. ACa. sls, os.E 100
PIECES
CHOICE LYONS DRESS SILKS,
lm3oradf.r
FllsT-cLAss y. y. C1TY RETAIL TRADE.
GsuGht ana viii ss!t vt " prresnt-
BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION,
Do Not Buy Silks at any Pzice
I~~hcre, Al arr selling item
At PRICES THAT fS S4xS9G 4xfs GITI r COMPETED WITH
Ncw and Choice Fall Goods,
RECEIVED DAILY FROM AUCTION,
Ftos. Aaausaesutrrs ,nl Importer. airess,
rr;ee. Eaa57a.esa is~tsia s'ay n4saaea tsaa L.
". N. ROSS Il co.,
1n1a1stt!1 Sss. ss7 / In Laks STREET
T.R1atMIN Gs, CoRsETs,
Eu1BH0DnR1Us,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
UNDER GARMENTS.
Cash .Tobbing aud Retail :!
a. GRAVES,
rs LAKE STREET. rs
wehsEe }u.s opeced eozflste stock Of
Ladies' Dress / Cloak Trimmings,
SHAWL BORDERS, ETC.
EnRRoIDER1Es AND LAcEs.
or al kinda Including 3ae lot of French and seossh Set.
Robes Bands Fdxnxs Imitation and Teal Thre,.t ysi.s
A:as:e lot Of
FRENCH AND CEn11lS C0EsES,
full !ne Q! the w"veu Dab Ia" and ~Se.trd rIh-
op opsA74"-the thEse best .tytes In the 1uafkrt.
Af4l assornen. of Laties Genss .nd chpdren'4
UNDER GARMENTS,
In sl1f, Ae.tao aai caehn,e.e. Tue best styles Of
HOSIERY, GACSTLETS, AND GLOVES
1ae'rln: ALExANDER'S KIDS
4 few Of The nosels!es In the bes: manufactured
WOODEN Goods,
Such a th' rFlXGEss ,chF eAF SnAwLs, soSrAos.
An exquisite little IL OF PARTY FANS and HAIR Or
SAHAaKxSy: HaKS: ri fEH III HSpisds i g1ISs M
Ws.re Offering our stek on the
4Toe4 En,.>,..,f,fo fr,~u., e., n.E
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meirbant Gallors.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
HOFFMAN 4 voaT,
M orch ant r all 0 rs
AID ps41tEs1 IN
Gents Furnishing Goods
No. 75...LAKE sTKEET.-.Ho. 7o
VIII ss lnsrr, ts. rsnd4 and The p,te xeneHily that
I..A -io.ks ~ r1a! C1.i. Ca4.iness yc.tnss Qvtr.
C..,ix. aud Geu,4 Fusnishu Gnoas wet at New York
t.s nn~s ~ aptros.l ssyk aud 1.1ka.al!Es manner.
Nr FEED. ". yu1r. .ho has t!one shs Cu'tor1 Cas
shsns nj 1ass perfect 1t I'M hs eass
nrruemb<s the No., IS Lake Stree
no TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
- Call and examine tie stock III
rLOTuING AND GENTLE
~ n&as Fuzn.4h-nk Gonis- Whoeaa.c nd R<taa-
II. III. Hustled,
l:,--..-....-,..,.LAkE srREEr,..:.............1a1
U.s a. Of The l,r.ess and best assorted soeA1os
Clothing and furnishing Goods,
In he which he wsud ell the a1t<nt "a OF bis es
ii. u Ci~t>4 ca.A1.ee. I'D ye.ta:s il esnp'st..
MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLE,
A.! esss naastr ~ soe4. ~.,ass1 y rpss,est:d; I'D
AI E:eat s.stfy Of Youth, AMI ca!area', c!u,hla<
~ ~ II il 49, -. - =. u. hustled.
1!LOTuING, - CLOTHING
~ On aad After
SEPTEMBER 1ST,
viii hare really md otr for sale my beautiful stoc<
FALL IND WINTER CLOTHING,
MASuFAcTCED BIZ MYSELF
or tie bes. French English .nd Aercan raaes Ia the
best rn,hner 7nt Gtea1 sayes-
uY CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
.IpsI s ,s; I'D et.a' aoitnsR, r. of *s+
which viii make to cri*r In thst s.te Of etkanca
AA. si sasse thai ~ insuse 'ae nss Perfect sstasson
III FrRXisnlxG GOODS DEpaRTnE1T
1sevmp:eseat Al scas*ns-
WILLIAM CLISGNAS,
No. 1o3 -. Lako Street. 80. NO. 183
- ass:1a XsarCot: Vel. .,:sxt: Eh:s.so:
i GORGE al'kEAND'
Merchant Tailor and Draper
100 South Cl4rE Street. 100
METHODIST cuCgCH BLOCK.
EF 4R1T45 tE1M GI4 e Fit NtSS 9Sp satS
tvnssne w*.s q Ea<laai Bn9.sclosis Beavsns lrvon
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EPtTAFH on TERNYGAxT WIFE.
ny her En4'11.tf.
Rene1th this tutEed strns doth lie,
The r4uEe i 6eo1 tka. t'er ii die;
Nh 1se 8 :ftest worI 10 &c nest tie d
Wtn!d tuake his h11r stand tolt On cnds
You'd think storms r.stu< v: c1 she su1S;
IhuuceF vas uu.ic 10 htr tongue.
When E-aE A4rs.s III h+r did rise.
Lightning ~as Hight tn heE crest
Her nIl3est look. - derce s.ect.
GEeat ch.uee you'd cat b IN aiue byt;
And ~Acn her pvEson HaosR,I--huEe rocke
e1tthq11ke Ir1re % gre It 4 Afsxk!
Nhrfe si,a abtdts, seek hit to know,
II ihet want sulrhar, .A<'4 t-1t.ar:
II she's tt141God kcas my pfateE,
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Anbltf Sales.
BY SAMUEL ,. sOPER q Co

| o. PUBLIC SALE.
o Ths 9wng ds S tb sa1s6e K RsA ESTATE
and now in possession of the city viii be offered az
sale the 10Th Instant Exchange No 10 south U GaS
portion The Chae Reservoir Property consisting OF
deep lying in the bounded by North Charles Eager
and Chase streets and Lovegrove alley, and fronting
THE LANyALE PROPERTY
sec on the west side Of Charles street. front
ing on l59 feetto the centre Of Federal street. and
running west to Jones Falls, established by the City
Sec 2situate the side Charles street, fronting
apSut ~ Iet, and running west to Morton alley.
g ~ FEET ON said street and running centre of
itnate on the northernmost side eastern prong
o. me aus Turnpike Road, and fronting thereon about 90
and d Brick re ssf Eh 9s improve
to hc "a on the north side of Lanva 6O feet
feet to tb ~ hudson aey with an average depth of
SEC 6suate the north of anvae street 100 feet
Lot No II in tbr alley with depthof IS feet also,
Sec " fnS 81 rat same an Is section
n s e eete of Hudson alley Falls by
Sec Situate on the east side street 800 feet and
the Branch Road FATS anpk street in part and to
~ M F On the side Of the eastern
tween the centre or Townsend street and the centre of OAK
Sec O-Bounded by the centre of Oak street ahopt az
70 e a and on the centre of Townsend st about feet
Sec Sinate the western side of the eastern branch
of the Fairs Turnpike Road and fronting about 800 feet on
depth Of about 100 feet to the Falls anu d" average
on the western side of the prong the
FAIRS Turnpike Road fronting thereon about 600 feet and
running to the Falls.
Sltuate on the eastern side of the Falls Turnpike
Road fronting thereon feet running to the Falls
with an average depth of about IS feet
Sec l4-Suate on the west side of Hudson alley 65 feet
and running to James Bays and binding said
alley. ~ -
Sec l6Situate the east side Hudson alley IS feet
ana running easterly bounding POuders lot
alley. ~ " ~
rec the side of Decker street about "a
Federal street. ~ 49, ~ VI
Sec Situate the west side of Morton alley about 30
feet and running northwesterly to the centre
of Federal street ~
Sec Situate the side Charles street about 30
eet 70 Jones Fails and running northweStery the
tire Of Hudson alley.
Printed pla of the location and dimensions the above
ma ell property will be ready for exhibition office
ne ate5 Board No II North street, and after the
tGt COLUMBUS O'DoNNEIL,
ADAM DENMEAD,
JOHN DUKEHART
Committee Water Board
.o SAMUEL j. S0PER Il co,
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TRUSTEES SALE
n II r. NJ N

4asaA IN II WARD COUNTY
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Howard
county, the subscriber will public sale on the pre-
June, 1889, ~ nay VI
THE SM ALL FARM containing g. acres occupied by
Mr. washington Fox situated the Old Frederick Road
ABOUT 81 miles from Ecotts. and about miles from
me KaiT3ad station at Elysvile 1t adons the
Messrs William Frost q. r. Howard and George Stnch-
comb and Carslls Manor. The improvements are a
weather6oarded Log DIV ELLING HOUSE and out Build
Ings and Stone Barn and Stables
AND at the same time and place, and by virtue the
F same decree, the subscriber will also offer at public
sale another small FARM of acres, adjoining the
ands OF Mr. Upton Dorsey and the late Judge Dorsey and
near the piece of land first mentioned On this there are
are in wood. ~ " -
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
tnrd IN cash onethird in nine months and the remain
ud IN eighteen months the credit inter
est and to be secured by the bond prOmSSnry notes of
the purchasers with surety satisfactory Trustee
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faf FINE RESIDENCES
Fs,,i VALUABLE LOTS,
49, EXCELLENT FARMS,
GOOD GROUND RENTS
For sale by + G. WATERS Il son, Brokers,
mhl9-f No. Law Buildings.
nor SALE.-6O Farms in Virginia; also Farms
in Baltimore Hartford, Carroll and Frederick counties
Tracts of Land in Virginia. Georgia. Tennessee Texas, Mis-
souri, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa These lands will be
sold low cash. exchanged for good City Property,
Merchandise, Houses and Lots in the city. Apply to
RUMBLE & WILLIS,
mh29u % Second street.
o. WAREHOUSE FOR RENT-W Warehouse
M,;s O. 374 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, between Eu-
.assA taw and Paca streets Apply to
H. RIEMAN 4 SONS,
fe5-tf Corner Howard and Fayette streets
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BY WILLIAM HaMm,ToV

d. TRUSTEES SALE.-I will. by virtue
% of decree of the Circuit for Baltimore CITY, sell
4AsaA by public auction, the premises, on SATURDAY.
June 25th 1889, at o'clock, p. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said citv and
south side of Thames street III feet inches southwest from
the southwest Thames Market streets thence
running westerly binding Thames feet thence
extending enthusiastically right angles Thames street.
OF uniform width IS feet alley 6 feet wide used in
mon Subject to an annual ground 500 The i'm
proyements two Story BRICK STORE and DWELLING
street. ~ ~
Terms Of sale0nehaf cash. and the balance in months
with interest. l. NJ RFYNOI ms Trnstsa
je4-2aw&ds VIM HAMII,T0T 49,
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Bh WTBSVN x 10
=. TpJTSTEESj < Al EGE TEpVUATuApT u

o. o. TRUSTEES SALEOF VERY VALUABLE
Ml;;; PROPERTY NORTH OF AND NEAR THE FRED
-.sHe.Ak ERlCK TURNPIKE ROAD, ABOUT HALF NILE
FROM TIE CITY LIMITS, AND ADJOINING THE HOUSE
OF REFUGE PROPERTY.
By virtue the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, in Equity the undersigned Trustees will offer
lie auction at the Public Sales Room 10 Gay t. in the
O'clock P. NJ, the following PROPERTY IN BALTIMORE
Lot No l. Containing TWENTY-THREE ACRES, TWO
ROODS AND TIL RTY- ElGHTRPERCHES,- more or less,
improved by DIV TELLING HOUSE and out buildings for
mery occupied by Sarah Brown, deceased and known
Font Hill" This property is most egiby situated, with
variety Of surface The view from the house is ex
tensve and beautiful the adjacent grounds sopng gadu
ally into the valley Of Gwynns Falls, overlooking the city
and surrounding country for many miles
Lot No 3 Containing TEN ACRES AND THIRTY TWO
PERCHES, north OF the above and distant about 1876
perches from the Frederick Turnpike and binding
% feet wide, which from that road along western
proved and is mostly covered by fine GROVE OF TREES
1t has several beautiful sites for cottages.
Terms of sale OnehiTd cash the day of sale the
balance in two equal instruments at and IL months credit
payments to bear interest and be secured bonds
notes satisfactory to the Trustees
Mr. Pickett who resides the premises, will show the
property and plat thereof be the office of either
of the undersigned JOHN II IATROBE,
WALTER FARNANDIS, Jr.,
NOTICEThe creditors of Sarah Brown, deceased are re
CURED 10 file ter claims with the ther Of with
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Baltimore County l
three nionthstrom the day " S qIe
WALTER FARNANDIS, Jr,
GIBSON rGEq c6.
ie202aw3w&ds Auctoneers
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o. FOR SALE.-A FARM of 81 acres, To-
Eii Gated the Relay House the Baltimore and Ohio
49, Railroad. 1t is improved by good DWELLING,
Barn. and all necessary out houses with Peach and Apple
Orchards
Two small FARMS Franklinville, Baltimore county.
Land and improvements good will be sold low.
Also, good FARM of acres, on Choptank river near
Denton, Caroline county.
small PLACE of II acres the Hartford Road, rmes
from the city. viii suit gardener
Also, large FARM at Elcotts Mills excellent land and
improvements.
LANDS, HOUSES, &c. RUMBLE 4 WILLIS,
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" ADREON & (
---~--o-~--~-~~~---~~(~-----
VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE

VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE
LOTS OF GROUND
We will SELL at the Merchants Exchange Saiesroom No
~ south Gay street, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, tn,
18th day of June instant, at O'Clock:
TIE FOLLOWlNG LOTS OF GROUND, to wit:
LIB feet 'front.' on the southwest side of Sterret street
between dgely and Fremont Streets about O3 eetd-ep
feet 'front.' the northwest side of Russell street
between hamburg and Fremont Streets about 1856 feet deem
oI1la iee ON the southeast side of Rdgely street be
tween hamburg and Serret streets, about 50 feet deep
LUIS feet nches the northeast side of Uanburg
deep. 'S' "'ou' ioV Zee
Terms Terms CASH ADREON CO,
AuCfi
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

| FANCY.
Is POindexter' n 10 Ii pkgs Premum nlOlb Pkgs
NJ Langhorn Sons, Royal Salle Cary, in Id. pkgs.
Arch,
| - SMOKING TOBACCO.
Kickmck in 10 h. bales H. L. Claytors in 10 h. bales
Do. " Z" Live Indian, 60 "
PocahontaS. 10" Uncle Tom,
Also the celebrated Virginia Powattan Pipes and Noun
tain Ash Stems in store and for sale by
| WARWICK, Prick BALL,
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GGal.

GEORGES CREEK COAL, sWANTON
m24f sos Cav street
KINGSTON COMPANY'S COAL.
IN Orders for this pure White Ash COAL, (Which has
s%T purposssJ should Be left With e BE-
Mountain Free Burning also Georges Creek Cumberland
nau ana sale by hs Sf *lRSf CO.
NOTICE.-The undersigned having made ar
rangements to transact business for WIN McCLYMoNT
toners and consumers of Goa generally taken
receive orders Which viii meet with prompt attention. guar
anteelng the Coal to give satisfaction.
Baltimore, April l. 1859. m2a-tf
w F. WAsHBURN,
THE BEST QUALITIES OF
WHITE AND RED ASH GOALS
0rFIcE AND YAEDLCorpsr Lee and Light streets.
YaRDyCorner Hughes Quay and William street.
TOAL NOTICE.-THE U ERSIGNED
~ ~ Agents for the sale of the BOSTON COAL COMPA
X yFSs Coal will carry on GENERAL COAL BgsI
IT. Is oG s9SH by T tRflF Agent
Ba III n%ei January st 1859 HALL oNE a
COAL COAL,
pesS aaty Of White o Red and Grey Ash Goal
per ton-2,240 pounds
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Coal and Wood Dealer
Offce-N. W. Pratt and Fremont streets
-. N W; corner Park and Fayette streets.
Wharf-foot Eutaw street
KINDLING WOOD ~, ~, mooo,
r R R Sk Sb ny PS Ra MS6b RIsT S !s
and deliver free of charge at TEN PER CENT less t6an
any dealer in the city. JOHN G MCCULLOUGH,
Offce-Pratt and Fremont streets.
Park and Fayette Streets
WooDnl Wo oo 81. ,oon
and split, for sale prices low purchased
Light street, or other wharves in the city
ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette streets. aulO-f
COALI COALIl COALIII
EDWARRDLo RID; a. \: ROBINS sn -, =. ~
| = ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL
Office No. Sun Iron Building.
Yard-Corner Eden and Lombard streets
~ All orders left at our office will be promptly be at
| Tended TO- au3-f
| GOAL.
| " CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American and other in the Georges Creek
0N'' y '''e sricKN iEsYiii& CO.,
ap24-t Exchange Place.
| CHAs FoRsTER,JR. WIN B. SLACK
COAL.
| FORSTER Il SLACK,
| CLIPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
| ~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL. have in
yard and are prepared in good ORDER LUMP Lee
| HIGH for CuPolas and Foundry purposes.
| White Ash Lykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash
for family Cumberland Coal for urng and do
Gene oWR Abemae and Aee n
| ma streets. fe22-tf
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NOR RENT.-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
Il for Offices of any kind. Also, CELLAR, at
..s URI KILBURN'S,

IL for Offices of any kind. Also, CELLAR, at
je2tf Is south Street
ENOR RENT.-A LARGE AND SPACIOUS
from f Rmef e story F sfG an9 Re
m25tf Opposite Museum
OFFICE FOR RENT.-AN OFFICE OVER
0my store suitable fora Broker or GOmmss9n Mer
m2l-tf S. E. corner Calvert and Lombard SITS
o. FOR RENT.-From first of June, House
NG 80 Mccullough street ReRt $25S per 2nnnm In
mott % North Gay street.
o. FOR SALE
#iii A TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
aP @Istf to G. L 8 FARRISoN N,
o. FARM FOR .SALE.-FARM in Hartford
i,i county, FastOnSOO acres in wood
sAand timber, 100 acres in fine meadow. The land in
@s The bWESG soR S ' c afss
Ash HOUSES stone Qners fo SERVANTS ic ppac
Stone Barn Corn Wagon and Hog Houses sabng for 60
Barracks Which viii lGa 50 iSns Of hay the build
Dairy There good Tenant Houses, and would d,
dr and %aEs TIVE ve anSR From the
he 9m G FARM and Fon FGTr and Say Mills
miles of the property The building upwards
dI n S on Pr the 6 WHINING
Ground Rents or Warehouses in this city exchange
NIB If No. 81 Fayette street
NOR RENT.-THE THREE UPPER STORIES
ErMEN eRkREs b a& GEEHE
They are in complete condition, with double GLASS COUNT
ING ROOMS, HOSTING WHEEL, and GAS FIXTURES,
and for any kind of Wholesale or Package trade
RS- THE SITUATION Is THE BEST IN THE CITY
Possession be given Immediately Apply the pre-
misses, or to MARTIN LEWIS,
ft'5-tf No 6 South street (up stairs.)
ENOR RENT.-A GOOD BRICK STABLE, with
IL three Stalls and Carriage Room, Cranky street. be-
tween High and Exeter streets Possession Apply
to MACDONALD h DUGDALE
m9-h S. f. corner McElderrys VT and Pratt st.
o. COUNTRY SEAT FOR RENT-THE
Tiiil LARGE STONE HOUSE AT EUTAW, ~ miles from
49, the city limits the Hartford Road The House and
grounds in good repair and there abundant supply
of Ice on the premises.
Also, several handsome BUILDING SITES on the above
property for sale. Apply to W. CARVEL HALL,
m6f 50 S Gay street.
FOR SALE.-A FARM of 81 acres To-
s Gated the Relay House the Baltimore and Ohio
49, Railroad. 1t is improved by good DWELLING,
Barn. and all necessary out houses with Peach and Apple
Orchards.
Two small FARMS Franknvie, Baltimore county.
Land and improvements good will be sold low
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a BENZ. WASKEY'S .-..
ESM EXTENSIVE +.
III FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOMS,
No. 3 n. GAY ST.,
Has on hand and constantly manufacturing every descrp
ton of Chairs Bedsteads Tables Bureaus deboars Sofas
Teea Tetes Lounges Cribs Settees Wash and Work Stands
Cradles Feathers, Feather Beds Bedding, HAIR Cotton and
Husk Mattresses wholesale and RETAIL at prices that
give satisfaction
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and Steamboats, with Mattresses Bedding
at the lowest prices Captains of vessels and others will
find it to their antage to buy of may rely
having their goods packed with care for shipping.
Don't the number-No North Cav street q
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BY SAMUEL Fl. COVER
min - n, L =, = = II,


Egijt F ID ELLIN G HOUSE,
-21saA1 ON POPPLETON STREET NEAR RAMSAY
BY virtue of decree Of the Superior Baltimore
city sitting in Equity, affirmed by the Appeals the
undersigned, Trustee, will offer public sale the pre-
O'Clock, p NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the west side of Poppe-
ton beginning feet 3 inches north from Ram
say street and running thence north Poppeton street.
ii feet 10 3 inches, with depth of 60 foot al ey
The lot is subject ground SIS per annum, and
IS improved by good two story BRICK YELLING
HOUSE. being the 9Th house north of Ramsay street
l. Terms Of sale-Cash on day of sale.
JOHN CARSON, Trustee
II Fayctte street.
| iel1 1aw3w&ds SAMI. IL. COVER. Auct'r
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Sooks ana Stationerp.

MURPHY O.-BooKSELLERS, PUB
1VL r. LISTERS, PRINTERS, -sn--s
STATIONFR Frs,
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST.
s7-t BALTIMORE
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
.g g t-t SAMUEL T.. TURNER. r..
No, 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
IL S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS, Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign,
all the most approved manufacturers. -
MUTE PAPERS Ruled and Plain. in great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds : -
STATIONERY of every description for office and private
use VIZ: STEEL PENS, Pen HOLDERS. SEALING WAX,
&c, &c. 4T1 IT " - ' ~
IN Writing and Copying, Of all the best Makers EFT
TEX COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE-MON-
NAIES, &c, &c. III F1I-l7T-'
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do &C.. &c, all at low
prices ~ ---ET~ ~ 49, - 80 " AZ"
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do we'll to call fe22tf
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| " CARPETINGS, &C.
Canton Mating celebrated Gowqua Brandy Velvet,
Brussels 3Ply and Ingram Carpetings Oil Cloths Mats,
Rugs Drugges Table and Piano Covers Quilts, Blankets
Made Sheets and Pillow Cases Large stock Shrtings and
House Linens Cottons &C. Newest style Dress Goods Gents
and Youths Wear Heavy Cotton and Linen Goods for Farm
hands. All on popular terms.
| ~ Carpet and Mating laid.
| ROYSTON BROS,
| mIO-tf Raltimore street
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CHIPPING SHINGLES ,0C0 suitable for
1.-THE West India market Also 5000 Norfolk made Shocks
or sale by WIN. s. CROSS corner E. Falls avenue je24H
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baltimore LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
~ NO SOUTH STREET
INCORPORATED 1880.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT,
Will issue policies for year. for years. or more or
for life
Endowment policies payable at certain time or at DEATH
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS ..
END0WMENTS FOR CHILDREN. -
A B. COULTER,
- Secretary.
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner
ia5-t 30 franklin street