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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-23
BY SAMUEL IL. COVER
BY CANNON * MATTT.IE-W-

RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
DCClT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the under
Signe as offer FIR sale at rublic auction the
Nchange sales Rooms, Second street. Baltimore cy on
MONDAl, the 3D. OF October next at o'clock, =. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in the city of Bal
tmore being part Of Milestone Point, distinguished on the
plat thereof by the No l. which is contained within the
mes and bounds course and distances following witt
beginning for the the distance i2k perches
south Is degrees and 10 minutes ast standing
on NE north snc OF the main road and in the
the Principle Companys part of said land, and running
thence bounding said road south IS degrees and Is min
ueS; east II percheS then north - degrees and Minutes
east II rcrchcS and lengths of perch 10 The north
west branch of PatapScO then bombing thereon north
~ dG west ~ p-rchcs. north 81 degrees. west 100
pechs to Lot No aud then by gt line place
ht beginning. Subject annual ground 500
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TRUSTEES SALE

lii INHowVHT R ( VaUoUNrv.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Howard
county the subscriber Trustee will offer at nubc sale
the premises, a. o'clock, A NJ, of SATURDAY, the
18th day of October. 1855
THESNALL FARM IN which Eden Sliplay esdes
about 10 miles from lirntt's Mills, the Jamestown
road ad joining the lands Messrs g. W Peter, John
Dorsey Thomas pavis and REM Jones 1t contains 20
acres of land of which acres are in wood he whole is
well watered The soil is good. The improvements
LOG DWELLING HOUSE, small stable, &c
The terms scrbed by the decree, areOne-thd in
CASH third in nine months; onethiri in eighteen
months the credit payments to bear interest from the day
and be secured by the the pur
chaser, with surety tO hp apprO ed by the trustee
: 2awEds THON as NON Al OSON Trustee
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pabIft SKIES.
BY LEHIMON q RROcDE-

BUCHANAN : WHARF,
I aohoDAY, 9th instant, at II o'clock. AT
s4reve from stores on Buchanans wharf cargo of brig
227 HHDs, cUBK SUGAR.
16 Tres DO. Do
s22-ts LENNON T. p,oor
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Stotks, Gxtbange, TT.

STATE OF MARYLAND G PER CT. STOCK
s2stf sAML. HARRIS & SONS.
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK; FARMERS
and Merchants Bank Stock; Baltimore and Ohio Rail
So Il sAML. HARRIS & SONS
MISSOURI SIX PER CENT. BONDS FOR
IISAAE BY PHI. SULLIVAN,
s2tf No "a Second street
DRIME NEGOTIABLE BUSINESS PAPER
L .,y waPted by MARTIN 7 Ss LEWIS Es.ost
LNRST-CLASS OUT TOWN COMMERCIAL
ddbye MARTIN LEWIS,
s9tf A Second street
VIRGINIA COUPON 6's FOR SALE.
sl56t McEIM Il co.
MARYLAND COUPON 6's FOR SALE.
4VI SIS ct McKIM & CO
STOCK AND NOTE BROKERAGE BUSI-
in all its departments, transacted in this and all
WILLIAM FISHER & SON,
ElTY 6's, 1875, FOR SALE.
- a23lm McKIM & co
DNION BANK STOCK WANTED BY
j28tf Basement GhesaPeea Ike Bank
FRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
j2s-tf Basement mt C 5fnsiap AXE Bank
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
j1ltf S. Buchanan's Wharf.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
i7.tf 2os baltimore es street
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
sale BONDS endorsed and S %sK& 60 t0
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY JQ-
~ SIAH LEE co. j2tf
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
jltf PURvIs co.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
~ LAMBERT Cuttings,
lift RIP No. IS Buchanans wharf.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
fo,t, PHILIP COVER & co,
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER CO,
Jelu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- by PHILIP COVER 4 CO.
Ielu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER & CO.
lelt corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
ENXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
IL PENDERGAST Bros
m0f No II Smiths wharf, up stairs
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap28tf Exchange Place
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
apli6 No 90 South street
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
~ points Of the Union by - -
apI4f JNO. S Cuttings Co
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY
Il apl4d JNO. s. Cuttings & co
STERLlNG EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX co,
alla-tt 9Grocer's Exchange
E>ACHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCOAND ALL
l4the principal mining towns of California sale by
49, PENDERGAST BROS,
maDH No II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
STOCkS, BONDS, and all other kinds of Secu
Crtesof this and other markets bought and sod only
commission nv P'lRNI y CD iaIl-tn
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TRUSTEES, SALE

#5s BY virtue Of of the Circuit Court for Howard
E~cnunty, passed in the Of Cook and others rs
Cook, the subscribers trustees will offer at public sale
the premises Friday, the Both day of September inst
| at II O'Clock, NJ, ALL THAT UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART
of the Real Estate Of Thomas Cook late of Howard county
deceased by him devised to his John Cook being the
fourth part of Farm of about G0 Of land, in high
state Of cultivation, in Howard county the Westminster
road, miles from Baltimore, and miles from the
Frederick Turnpike road. and miles from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Depot Hoods Mill Some 200 Of are
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| The improvements consist of good TWO STORY
| DWELLING HOUSE, SAW AND CLON Err MILL, BARN,
DAIRY, and other buildings, with Orchard

Of choice Fruit
in the best neghborhoods county,
adioins the lands of pr Gustavus Waried, VIM Rdgey,
Humphrey Dorsey, &c.
The of sale prescribed by the decree areThat
Onethr of the purchase shall be paid in cash the
day of sale, and the balance in two equal instruments in
and from The day of sale the credit payments to
be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser with
curity to be approved by the Trustees
W II. g. DORSEY, Z r,,,,,.
(
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Fi;iI OF a VALUABLE FARM On FL KRIDGE,
.~E.sA PART OF WAN ERLEY.
By virtue of decree Circuit Court for Howard
county the subscriber Trustee, win offer public sale
the premises, at II o'clock, A. NJ of SATURDAY, the
Sth day Of October, 1889
ALL THAT FARM formerly occupied by the late Chas
X uowHd, being part of the tract known as 'WAVER-
I4El y situated on the Frederick Road miles
Elicotts Mills, ll@ miles from the Frederick Turnpike
and mile from Woodstock, Ga Station the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and containing about Ss7N cres 1t
immediately adioins CAROLS Manor, and the lands Of
MesSrs Richard Davis VIM. Frcst Samuel Brown, and
others.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-09
VOL. 3, NO. 6.

Then, with the last effort, twisted the iron
fastening OF the weight which kept me down /;
jerked ii. 1t was oosened, it broke. it fell.
In moment began TO ascend, and in few
minutes | was floating on the watpr-fcr the
Dir which IS pressed down for The divers con-
sumption, constitutes buoyant mass, which
raises him up from the sea.
Thanks to heaven There was the strong
ooa', with my bold, brave men They felt me
Eislog they saw me, and came and saved me.
Rimmer had fed from the horrid scene when
entered the cabin, bat remained iD the boat
TO lend bis aid. He never went down again.
bot became sea captain. As for me, still 90
down, bnt only 10 vessels whose crews have
been saved.
It's needless 10 say that the Marmion was
never again visited.
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"CRRRLAGE, SIR.D

The Commercial Bulletin gets off the follow
ing, which IS rather good one:
Last week gentleman from the West vis-
ting Boston for the first time, to attend The
Trade Sales, arrived via the land route from
New York, about midnight. On leaving the
train, he secured the services Of hackman. and
directed him TO drive 10 the United States Hotel.
Jaryey seized his ralise, packed his passenger
INTO the coach, with unusual alacriiy, and leap
ed upon his box, cracked bis whip, and ratified
oil through he almost deserted streets at a spank
ing rate. Away they went, up one sleet and
| down another, until at last the painting horses
were reined up before the broad portico Of
the United States
"How much, driver 2" inquired the passen-
ger.
FIFTY cents, sir--reg'lar fare, sir. All we're;
,lo"'d TO charge sir, said Jarvey, politely.
"Ah! very reasonable" was the satisfied re-
mark, as he paid over The half-dolla-, aand
here's dime extra. for driving me up so Quick
w."
Coachy gFinned his thanks, leaped upon his
vehicle. and ratified off.
, Next moraing our western friend receiyd a
call from one Of his Boston acquainta noes. and
IN course OF conversation, happened to mention
bis arrival the night previous, and bis ride up
ito the hotel.
NRide up" exclaimed his friend. aWhy
you don't mean to say you rode TO this house
frnrn he
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6rlrtt 31ottrn
NO SURRENDER

Ever constant, ever true,
Let the word be, No surrender
Boldly dare and greatly do
This shalt bring US bravely thron gh,
No surrender, No surrender
And though Fortunes smile, be few,
Hope is always sprjnglng new,
Still inspiring me and you
With .nagic-No surrender,
Nail the coIors 10 the mast,
Shouting gladly, No surrenderi
Troubles near are all butpast---
Serve them as you did the last,
No surrender, No surrender!
Though the skies be overcast,
And upon the sleety blast
Disappointments gather fast,
Beat them off with No surrender :
Constant and cour ageous stall,
Mind the word is, No surrender
Battle, tho it be uphill,
Stagger not at seeming i'll,
No surrender, No surrender
Hope,-and thus your hope fulfil
There's way where there's will,
Aud the way all cares TO kill,
Is TO give them-No surrender
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THE OCEAN DEPTHS.
A DIVERS TALE.

The life Of one who explores the mysteries
OF the sea, is not more perious than fascinating.
The charm of terror hangs around it and the
interminabIe succession OF exciting events rem
ders il dear to its professor. Not TO the com
mon diver of the East, who can remain but for
a fraction of time beneath the wave, and gTope
fearlulIy among rugged ocean mounds, but 10
the adsbt in the civilized mode Of diving, who,
in bis protective armor, may remain submerg grd
for hours, and wander, with impunIty, for
miles along those unknown regions far below
the SEA to him are laid open the horrors OF
the watery creation, and he may gaze upon
such scenes as Arabian stories tell US were
presented to the fearful ewes OF Abdallah. To
hlm the most thrilling occurrences Of the upper
world seem frivolous for in his memory, he
retains thoughts that may we'll chill the soul
with dread.
am diver-a diver from choice-and ]
am proud of my profession. Where is such
courage required as needed here ! 1t is no.
:hing to be soldier ; a diver, however--but I
forbear. will tell my story and leave others
TO judge concerning it.
An appalling shpwreck occurred, not long
ago, upon the widest part of the coast of New
Foundland. The tidings Of this calamity
reached the ears of thousands but amid the
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-09
THE INDEPENDENT FARMER
BY W. ". FosDIcK.

Let sailors sing the windy deep,
Let soldiers praise their armor,
But in my heart this toast 1'll keep,
The Independent Farmer.
When first the rose, in robe OF green,
UnfoIds its crimson lining,
And 'roaad his cottage porch is seen
The hone ysuckIe twining,
When banks of bloom their sweetness yield,
To bees that gather honey,
lie drives his team across the field,
Where skies ale soft and sunny.
The blackbrd cucks behind the plow,
The quail pipes loud and clearly
Yon orchard hides behind its bough
The home he loves so dearly;
The gray old barn, whose doors unfold
His ample store in measure,
More rich than heaps of boarded gold,
A precious, blessed treasure;
But yonder in the porch there stands
His wife, the lovely charmer,
The sweetest rose on all his lands
The Independent Farmer.
To him the spring comes dancing gay,
To him the SIMMER bushes,
The autumn snniles with yellow ray,
His sleep old winter bushes;
He cares not how the world may move,
No doubts or fears confound him:
His little flock are linked in love,
And household angels round him;
He trusts in God, and loves his wife,
Nor griefnor i'll may harm her:
He's; natures nobleman in life
Thelndeo pendent Farmer.
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Oz-A member Of the Mississippi Legislature :
at one of IFS SESSIONS, introduced bill TO change !,
the name Of a certain county in that State 10 :
Cass county. One Of the opposition moved, as
an amendment, the letter G be stricken out ofthe
proposed name. This motion created some
laughter at the expense of the member ofFrrnq,
Nothing dauned, however, he arose 10 reply Eiwar'
and said "Mr. Speaker, this the first instan lo[s
that has tony knowledr in which mefss;yss -
Der has had the assurance, upon the foo t,tene M
any legislature, to propose to name cofersons hav
after himself. ha@ ,ra Trrp ,1i,sssa
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MisTAks.- A young gentleman who had
been paying tunder protest from her father,
his addresses TO young lady, and had almost
given it up as hopeless case, obtained an eli
gbIe situation in foreign mercantile house.
Meeting lady of his acquaintance soon after
be had arranged 10 go abroad, he said to
her: If you will promise never TO tell il 10
any one, Til confid, TO you secret.'
80 no! OF course I'll never mention it,n said
the lady,
He whispered in her ear
My fortune is made, am gong 10 Havrep
tYou don't say So When2'
They separated aud the next day the father Of
the young lady appearing before onr hero, -four
ishng big cane IN his right hand, demanded to
know, 'by what authority he had proclaimed
that he was about 10 marry his daughterg
The young man denied The soft impeachment.
You didn roared has wonldnt be father in
law:s sYou told Miss Thre4-em-dash that Won
was going TO have her next weekq'
Sand SO am-to sall for the port of Havre
on the Humboldt
The old gent sloped.--Boston .laseam.
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE
Is PURL1sHGG EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
EgY He. r. MEYERS.

AT the following terms, TO wit;
81 80 peg annUm. CASH, in advance.
S2.o0 '' g If paid within the year.
$3.50 g i" if not paid within the year.
No subscription taken for less than six months.
G3%No paper discontinued until all a5rearages are
paid unless at the option of the publishers. II has
aeen decided by the United States Courts, that the
stoppage of newspaper without the payment of ar
Eearages, is 2rimG faese evidence OF fraud end is
criminal offence.
gy-Tbe courts have decided that persons are ac-
equitable for the subscription price of newspapers,
if they take them from the post office, whether they
subscribe for them, oT not.
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Gan old topper IN the last stage Of ,

70 An old topper IN the last stage Of
was told by his physician that nohin
save him but being tapped His onhEAPER-
i mana. for von knou ibsras ns.l sale of the above
thing tapped in bouse that as.sN AIsip .ea
fortnight
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-09
Allegheny Male and Female Seminary,
KsAETSRUBG, Pa.

FACULTY.
T. J. OSBORNE, a. B., Principal, Prof. Of Laz-
guages and Philosophy.
Wm. S. Smith. Prof. OF Mathematics.
Jas. II. Miller, Adjunct Prof. of Mathematics.
Rev. B. T. Stevens, Lecturer on Moral PhilesD-
ply &c.
Wm A Sterhens, Prof. of English Grammar &c-
Dr. J. Hughes, Lecturer on Anatomy &c.
Mrs. Z. v Osborne, Preceptress, Teacher of Draw
ing French, Botauy &c.
B. F. DFott, Prof. of Instrumental Music.
Price Of Tuition for term of II weeks.
Common English Branches SO %
higher Branches, including common, each Sc
Latin and Greek, each 90
German and French, each . so
Bookkeeping and Commercial calculations so
ORNAMENTAL.
Drawing 250
Coored crayon, and water colors, each 90
Oil painting 90
HaIr and wax flowers, each 100
Peilis work g 90
Embroidery 50
Piano music, with use of instrument 10 90
Board S Is per week including room rent, fuel,
furniture &c. This is of the best, and cheapest
institutions in the country. The whole expense per
serm need not be more than twenty-five dollars
SECOND Quarter of summer session commences
August !, 1853.
Teachers Will be instructed free Of charge in the
Normal Department.
Yor particulars, address the Principal
E.J. OSBORNE, A. B.
Raiusburg, Bedford CO., April %. 1859.
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F[NHE HAMMONTON FARMER-A new
l. paper devoted to Literature and Agricul-

lure also setting font iu accounts of the new sets
Element of Hammonton, in New Jersey, can be sub
serihed for al only 25 cents per annum.
lnelose postage stamps for the amount. Address
to the Editor of the Farmer, Hammonion, P. q. At
iantic Co., New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land
OF the best quality, in ofthe heathiest and most
delightful climates in the Union, and where crops
are never cut down by frosts, the terrible seourge
o. the north, advertisement of Hammonton
Lands
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snII AGRleTLTURaL sErTLEMENT.

TO ALL WANTING FARMS,
A EARE OPPORTUNITY IN y DELIGHTED L
AND HEALTHY CLIMATE 25 MILES SOUTH
EAST OF PHILADELPHIA, ON TIE CAM
DEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
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9ablft SAILS.
BY JOHN ID. HARDY.
TONTINUATION OF SALE

BY JOHN ID. HARDY.
4 CONTINUATION OF SALE
" AT los WEST BALTIMORE STREET
AT AUCTION
On THIS wednesday, MORNING, ApriI 18th =. ~
O'clock at lO5 W. BALTIMORE STREET / will sell tb
balance of ~ 'ue
STOCK OF RICH CHINA AND GLASS WARE
Consisting of rich and costly FRENCH CHINA VASES
DINNER SETS, TEA do; TOILET WARE, WHITE GRAN,
ITE do; Rich and costly cut engraved GLASS WARE,
fancy Goods, &c, com Tsing the best
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
in lots to suit Families, offered at Auction.
n. Blades particularly invited to attend this
sale.
1t JOHN D. HARDY, Auctr
SUPERIOR WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
~ FURNITURE,
$50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
CATALOGUE, AT AUCTION
On URSDAY MORNING April 18th, at 70 O'Clock, at
the Ware Rooms No $50 West Baltimore street. shall sell
by catalogue, the stock of Walnut and Cabinet FURN
TURE consisting of suit of Walnut Parlor Furniture, viz
Ietes Sofas; Arm and Paor Chairs; Marble Top Sofas and
Centre Tables Dressing Cabinet Washstands; Bedseads
Mahogany Sofas and Chairs Hat Racks Hall suit Looking
Glasses; Lounges Kitchen Tables; CupboaIds, &c, &c
ALSO,
One very elegant solid Walnut Etegere Sideboard Marble
Ton, deliberately carved figures; What Nots, &c
N BCataogues will be ready goods for examination
on Wednesday prior to the day Of sale
Terms cash, i'll bankabe money.
Il
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BY SAMUEL n. COVER

ff..:t TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
I coUNFRYsEART1 d PRQ 4IRI21R On TIE FREDE-
Byyirue Of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the s op sss VII sdS GeT Cat at public sale
timore city, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of April 1859
All THAT PARCEL OF LAND ON THE NORTH SIDE
Of the Frederick Turnpike Road occupied by Seth Reed
GHFY AND 0 f RTfEO 1GRRs
Tie suitcase from Eiche berger to Reed dated It'll March,
l8ii recorded in Lber T. K, No $780, folio 239 &c, and is
bic half YEARLY, the It'll of February and August in each
year The improvements consist Of an old FRAME Dwell
The situation of this property is in high and healthy
the immediate neghborhood of Paradise, Mount de Sales and
imGty r Hall In the opinion Of many competent per
situation the Frederick Road The water on the place i
The whoeof the property will be offered in one lot or it
will be distributed into suitable parts may he found most
advisable at the sale. plat of the premises will prepar
ed and left for inspection at the office of B. NJ Heghe, Esq
Terms of Onefourh cash, and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest and security
+ F&SHRsf \ HIT IS t. j, Trustees.
u,,s.o.o,ns,,. sAMtEi. IL COVER,
| PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
! DCGIr COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the under
signed as Trustee, will offer for sale premises on FRI
ALL FHAT L6F Of =" GRoGSb hNb PREMISES living
u Geis IN e cry Of BaItmofe and described as follows,
er or intersection of Canal and Bank Streets running
thence westerly parallel with Bank street one Hundred and
ten feet thence soutey parallel with Canal street seventy
two feet TO- Bank street. and thence easterly bounding on
Bank street hundred and the place of begin
| ming.
sad lot being subject annual rent of sI92 So paya
be halyeary the first days of February and August
ana subject also to such subeSes may have been created
thereon by " Doughery prior the 18th day Of Septem
be 1855, particulars Of which will be made known on day
| of sale. va ~'
Terms of sale prescribed by the deeree-One half cash
and the balance in months from the day sale, with int
rest the credit to be secured pur-
chaser endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee
WM. a. STEWART, Trustee
SAML II. GOV Err, Auct'r,
| APP 2aw&ds ~ RaItimore straat
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SlOhAOH - on first floor at low rates. apply
CHARLES fESDh-i oc2Sti
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fFs.f TO COAL DEALERS LUMBER
HsijI MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.

ILL. NhNGTH41AfELESB Afp L OILERS
S. f.. corner of ALICE ANNA AND ALBEaARLE STREETS,
Near the President street Depot,
AT AUCTION.
viii he sold on Tt ESDAY April 10th, at o'clock, the
Exchange Salesroom 10 South Gay street all the following
described valuable lot of Ground, viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
situated the southeast Of Alice Anna and Able
marie streets binding Alice Anna street 90 feet thence
Ahemarle street 23S feet, and Lancaster 30
The lot is enclosed and now occupied Coal ard.
railroad track connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road through this lot to the waters of the Back Basin
Also improved by an office and scales complete, and Brick
Stable for ten Horses, &c,
At very small expense connection can also be made
with the Northern Central Railroad, &c.
Ground rent 674.2i payable quarterly
Terms Of sae-Half cash balance in equal payments Of
and MONTHS with interest and approved security Title in
disputabe. S. il. COVER AuctOneer
Strnet
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e5as fitting.

6as fitting.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES.
~ JOHN RODGERS IL son,
FIRE ENGINE Builders &c MA CHINISTS,
No IS HIGH STREET,
Have connected with their present business, that Of
GAS FITTING,
In all its varieties PIPE introduced into Public Private
buildings, and FIXTURES of every style, furnished at
shortest notice They respectfully solicit share of public
patronage
N B.-Particular attention given to orders from the
country. fel62m
INVEST & VEINS
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN
GA FIITURES,
Of every description
No. 2D6 Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE.
Gas Pipes introduced into public and private buildings
the best manner and the most pleasing mrll ii
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ap61awsw Register Of wills for Baltimore city.
NOTICE-WILLIAM GAEHLE of the city OF
Baltimore, has executed the undersigned peea
whereby all his property of every description Is conveys" "
the pay ment of his debts. ...- - ,or+ain
preferred creditors, provision is made for the Pay Avn av Of
rata Of such creditors SHALL before the ali
June, 1859 assent the terms OF the deed of
their claims against said William taehe IN 81 The
the div jrnd Ia he maid to them hereunder a copy 81 Tic
Decd which been duly recorded IN t c of the under
of the Superior Court be seen a 10 fonnd for the
signed, where the requisite release may Aso " ' ~ Wv
signature of the creditors. NELSON POE
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