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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
State of South Carolina,
PICKENS-iN EQUITY.

PiCKENS--iS EQri iTY.
vs.. Bill to Poreclosc Mort
Z, NJ Taylor. ct. al. ] gage. sc. '"'
JTappearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
L that C. NJ. Taylor, one of the defendants in
this cnRe. resides beyond the limits Of this State
On motion of Norton, Gomplainant's, solicitor
1t is ordered that tho said absent defendant do
appear answer, plead demur To complain
ants said bill of complaint within three months
from the publication hereof. or the suid bill will
be taken pro c0nfesso os to him.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, e.EP.D
Com'rs Office. March 10, 1859 3a;
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State OF SOWlh Carolina.
PiCkemS---Hm Equity.
Bill for Partition.
J.. Nj, Black, ct. al,

vs.. Bill for Partition
3 Isaac Rice. ct nl
THE Complainants having fled their bill in
1 this case, and, it appearing therefrom that
James J. Black; Margaret Crane, Harper Crane
Davis Crane, A. II. Crane, and l.. Orr Crane
representatives of Elizabeth Crane, formerly
Elizabeth Black. defendants in this case, reside
from and without tho limits of this State On
motion. il is ordered that the aforementioned
absent defendants do appear and plead, answer
or dcinnr to complainants' said bill of complaint,
within three mOaths from this date; and. fail
ing TO do so. mn order pro eontcsso will be ta-
ken against them.
R0BT. ~. THOMPSON, o.E.r.p.
Conl'rS Office. March ~. 1859 3m.
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ONE OF THE REASONS Two country.
men went into u hattcr's to buy one of them
a lit, They were delighted with sample
inside the crown of which WIS in.crtcd d a
looking glass. "What is the glass for ?'
SAID one of the men. The other iupa-
ticnt mt such display of rural ignorance
exclaimed: "What for? why, for the man
who buys the hat to see it fits him, you stu
niI '"
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\ FNruFUL SERyANr.-Tht burning nf
the residence nfCapt. ltohry' G. Davis of
Eilscway. in Fairfield District. IN the Char
l,ttc and Sluih Carolina R,ilrnal. gave oc-
casioh far a proof nf fidelity and devotion of
II servant. The Winnsboro' Register saws:
Capt. Davis had iii his possession papers,
bonds. e., of much vaiue, whic.l we arc
pleased to all were saved, and through no
iastrumentality of n faithful servant. 1 20.
latter caused himself 10 bc sccnrcl around
the body ly rope, and suffered himself to
lie let dawn, during Temporary suspension
e. the fire, we presume. through al, oDenin.r
in the roof, which had fallen in. Rcachinr
the place of deposit, he brokc open the draw
crs containing the papers. and rcscuing them
from the fury of the element, rcturned safe
ly."
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~ YlM9 S Me-

MAnKIEp, on the 9th nstlut, by j. Jnme-
son. Esq. Mr.. J. B. STEPHENS to Miss SARAH
Mccoy, both of Pickcns
TN the 18th Instant. by the simc Mr.. a. +.
ShEAaMAN, recently of New York To Miss MARY
+. LIDDEIL, OF Anderson District
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J. B. E. SLOAN g. CO.,
Of E'esdICtOn.

Of PcndIctOn,
4 Rect their old friends and customers
N with happy new year. thanking them
for their past patronage, and asking a con-
tlnuhnce of the same. They will cndcayor
to keep up their usual varied
Assortment cf"Goods,
Io which they invite The inspection of all
Ihoy make no charge for. showing them, and
those visiting Pcndlcton would do we'll to cx.
anime them before buying
they are now offering some choice Mus.
covadl MolasSes at Is ccHts and good Tobac-
co at 25 cents per ID.
.lnm 26. 1850 - ir
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LOOK OUT, GENTLEMEN.
d. HsHHGCkEG. .gr.

rs Just returned from the City with {
IL 4 selected and extensive Stock of
Gentlemen's Goods,
Consisting of Black, Blue and Brown Broad
cloths, Cadet Cloth,
Black DooskinS, Silk and other kind of YES.
tings. Over Coating of all kinds.
WaI!a "alln Cashmere. Brown Ribbed Casi-
mere, Oxford Cashmere, Cadet Cashmere.
Twccls, etc. etc
lie has also on hand fine and we'll sccc-
ted Stock of Linen and Marscilles, Shirts and
Collars, Drawers and Undcrshirts.
Gloves of various kinds, Neck-Tics and
llandkcrchiefs, White and Fancy Pocke,
liandkerchiefS, aud various other kind Of
GOODS in the line of Gentcmcn's Wear
lie would also inform his patrons and the
public generally, that Mr.. WM. WALsENANN
(Merchant Tailor is still with him. and will
cut and make all kinds of Gcntlemcn's Cloth.
ing IN the best aud most Fashionable Style
lfyou don't believe it, como and Judge lol
yourself
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the Estate Of
IA John o. Watson, deceased arc rcrni:-
cd {" mike payment to me- without delay ::
and those having demands against said Es,
tate must present them. legally attestot, with
i'll the time prescribed by law
w. S. GRESHAM. d,
March %. 1850 35
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1861 ACRES OF LAND.

HEA Plclems ON ne Mne fox saIe.
/ AM deairous Of moving West, and 1 am
j. no~ofering my Land for sale. which lies
oil Twelve Mile Crock, containing.
One Thousand G. Fifty-one Acres.
will eut it into small tracts, or sci a!togeth.
erto suit purchasers. There can can he
made three very desirable farms out Of it,
Those wishiug to buy will'do &olf 10 cdls
soon. as I an, intending to move tiGxt Rlil,
ard must sell soon to make .roidv. -. ~
BENZ. HOLDER.
Marct l, 1850 go IF
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Nm Equity---P1ckens.

vs. Bill for specific perform.
r. N. Garyin. ance of Agreement
TY virtue ufan Order Of the Courtnf Enn;.
ID ty in this' case directed to nc. will be
s9ld to tic highest bidder, .nt pickens. Court
House on Saleday in April next, the Pract
OF Lnnd de4cribe'l in the bill namely: .,..
ONE TRACT OF LAND; Iyingon Twelve
Mile River, containing Five uundred and
Seventy Acres more or less. and adjoining
lands OF James Lawrence, a. ii. Boggs, a.
Is. Sargent and others. TERMS CAsni
ROB'F. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
C"m'rs. Office. March .. 1850 td
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NaAa alAeHFF,S SAH,ES.


Rf virtue of sun'iry writs of ticri iacus to mo
- directed, will be sold before the Court House
in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in April next
All the right title and interest in one tract of
land containing eiglrty-two acres more or less,
lying near Pckensvillc, adjoining lunds Of
Gideon Ellis and others whereon the defendant
now lives also one other tract containing one
hundred and twenty acres more or less, adioin
ing lands of Hawthorn and others. levied
on as the propertv of y NJ Folger mt the sepa
rate suits of Bah Criss & Co against II ~ Folaer
NJ Folger, j Bowman, T. a Alexander and
others.
One tract of land, containing one hundred
acres more or less, adjoining lands of II Gro
gan and others. levied on nv the property of T
IL Smith at the suit of Robert Stewart
One tract of land, whercon the defendant
now lives. containing one hEntred and seven
iy-hvc acres, more or loss. adjoining lands OF
Samuel Maverick, James Duke and others. lev
led on as the property OF jeremiah Collins at
the suit OF b. F. O'Ktlly
All the defendants interest in one hundred
and fifty acres, more or less whereon tho de-
fcndant now lives, adjoining VIM. Norris, llugl,s
and others. levied on ~ the property of W. II.
Leathcrs, III result Of George W. Phillips and
others.
Terms cash purchasers to pay for papers.
l.. G.. CRAIG, SID.
March 10. 1850 81 AL
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BleckleY 6 CraYtons,


at the stand lately occupied by England,
DIeck!ey X Co. mt Anderson {. H.
Our Stock of Gn",ls is large anil we'll SC,
Ice; cd. and bought FOR CASH. in New York.
1t consists of tho i,lluwing leading article,
together with many others not mentioned:
\ large lot of C,ffce, Crushed, Clarified
and Brown Sugars, Salt, Mnlas,es, Macker.
cl. Cheese, Factory Yarn. Nails, Iron aud
Steel &C., 81. Also, good StocS of Hard,
ware. Boots and Shues, Hats anl Caps. aud
Crockcry. a heavy stock of Domestic Dry
Goods, such as osnaburgs, B!cachcd and
Brown Shirtinss. Shcctings. IIonospuns,
Ticking. Calico, Sc. dc. All of which we
will sell low for Cash or short time.
We will take in exchange for goods or will
pay cash for produce, such as Cotton, Bccs-
wax, Wnul, Feathers, Tallow Raw Hides.
Corn. Wheat, Oats, Tlnur Rags, &C.
We pledge ourselves to give satisfaction to
our customers, in goods, prices, &c, and So
licit at least u share of patronage.
5. BLECKLEY.
B. +. GRAFTON,
Il. S. GRAFTON.
March 23. 1850 35
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TEl& TX 6 o WEE G Ww R { CEBg

h:nS n has somewhat uf n nlusky taste"
sag another, mot unpleasant. but peculiar |"
All alligators have" replied Ducklnnl.
the cayman peculiarly so-the fellow whon,
! dssected this morning, and whom YOU have
lqst been eatmg' Every ono turned pnle.
haii d"Sen started up from tile table. Two
or thrcc more ran out Of the room, and only
tnose WHO had stout Stomachs remained to
! tue close ot I'm excellent entertainment. 500
what imagination is" said Bnckhnd !" If
had told them it was turtle, or terrapin, or
pirdsnest soup. salt water ainphiba or fresh,
or tie gluten ofa fish from the nav of n sen
blrd. they would have pronounced it excel
lent. aud their digestion been nonc the worse,
such is prejudice" "But wa. 1t really an
alligator? 2" asked lady. I" A. good caif's
head as ever wore II coronct!" answered
Buckland.
AN hiSlman called at bookstore in Jur-
dan the other day tn purchase II stccl-pen.-
The clerk handed him one. and after exam
ming it moment he threw it down. dccla,.
ing that he didn't want to bc chated i'm that
manner. Tho clerk picked it up aud asked.
What is the matter with it?" ''ItSbrukc,"
Said the lnshman. want whole one.
or III not rly We for it," The clerk assured
him that ii WAS whole, and good one, but
'T;;" cec"t"ally silnnce,l by tho IriShmar. who.
pointing out it, defect, exclaimed, 4" IN viii
ycz be afihor calling that a whole one Don't
YOU see it's split?'
IlALr-ANp-lI>Lr'---.t \ gallant young gcu-
tlcman. living Somewhere IN Bristol County.
took tho young lady to whom he was pay.
ins attcati"n " to B 'stnn to see the Sights
On his return from the pleusurc-trip, he pre-
sente'! nnc-halfu of the bill of expenses to the
indy's father for payment. That gentleman
rcremp,orily refused to liquidatc the claim,
ami politely. but somewhat cmpliatically re-
qucStc'l the pcruniury lover not to call at his
house either I'm the next or any number uf
coming Sunday nights. This incident re-
minds us of the story uf the rustic who once
took his "gal' to the city. The couple Wis
'ted .c"nfertionary establishment. and the
country gentleman purchased stick of can
ny: which he delibcrn'ely commenced eating
Attcr it WAS nearly all dom ,lshcd he sud
denly exclaimed to his sweetheart - say
why h'n't you buy yoa u stick?--it's aw.u
good |"
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NEW PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

TINlIE undersigned have formed Partner
Il ship in the purchase and sale of incr-
chandisc &c. and will transact business un-
der the name and firm of
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JUST OPENED

.g USE st N Eb
IN
-NH rHNH 'SIOHE Nv
WAEEHALLA.
4 FINE assortment of MERCHANDISE
1 \ selected with great care in one Of the
best markets, and purclra ,cd ON the mnst tn.
vornblc terms therefore, the best articles. in
our line can be purchased ON ns good-nr
perhaps better tcrnS-than anywhere else.
Call and make the experiment.
nDv roonc
.or u,oo a., Nooo0'
VI 'ne"c thc assortment Is fine for tho Win
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Lime ! Lime Limo
a Pooket ROOF Tost.

ON tho road loading from tho Falls TO wall,al-
" Ia, last Saturday morning, containing n
three dollar bill Of South Carolina money. ij5
cents In change, ono gold Ring aud one small
Loolet, with hair iE h.
- j. II. RESEMFELpER.
@Fcb 1G, 1859 80 tf
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G. Riecke. :Jr.

W. 1ClSChGJ CT.
f" AS also Just received n Large and Fash
Il IL ionablc Stock of HATS and CAPS viz:
Black Silk Beaver Hats, Black Wool Hats.
do Brown Fillmore do Plush Caps,
Mulcskin, do Glazed. do
Cushmcret, do Bows. do
Black, Brown, Fur, do Cloth, do.
ALSO,
n Fine, selected and fashionable Stock of
Gcntlemen's, Ladies'. Youths and Childrcns
BOOTS and SHOES, which he offers to the
Public generally very low for CASH.
G. Riecke, Jr.
WOCLD inform his Lady friends that he
w has Just received good Stock of
GinghamS, Calicoes of the latest Style Cash,
mcres. Merino's, D'Laincs, Alpncu'S, Side
Striped Robes, Plaids.
ALSO
Gloves, Gauntlets, llnes. Laccs, Cruel.
Nett Hoods, and Sacks. Shuwls, Pins, Nee
dies, Thread, etc. etc etc.
Hoop Skirts!
The French Extension Skirts. The Cnion
Quilted Skirt with the Patent adjustable
paddings and other kinds also. Spring Brass
Skirt Hoops with Slides, and Cane Hoops.
Jan. IL, 1859 25 if
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TRENTON, n. j., March l7.-Thc Leg.
isloturc of this State went into an election
f"r United States Senator to dry, and chose
John Z. Ten Eyck, (0pposition, over the
Democratic candidate. Tlis result was
brought about by the combination of the
Americans with the Republicans.
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G.. Riecke, Jr.

G. RIECKE, Jr.
hEALER in Clothing. Dry Goods, Hats
~ and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
Etc Etc. lie also carries on the
Merchant Tailoring
business in all its varied tylcs and branches
Orders Solicited.
WalllalIa, S. c.. Main ST.. First Door East
ofthc Market House and opposite the Plan
tcrs Hotel.
Jan. II. 1850 o5 tf
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AwRuJ. CALAMIrY.--FoUR CHILDREN
ERNED,To DgArff.LS correspondent OF
Atlanta american w. A. Lewis, ESu..
fitting from Cumming, Forsyth county.
!, under date of March ii h, gives the
flowing particulars of a distressing casu-
ity which occurred in Tint county on Fri
y night last The correspondent says
n gentleman by the name of Ellis Wal
Rup, residing near Browns Bridge. ON
,attahoochee, aud his wife, about 8 o o'clock
night, left their four children, two bows
ID two, girls, the eldest twelve years old,
I'D walked to II neiphbor's house, quar-.
pr OF a mile off, to zee sick man; they
eft their children all asleep; on returning
omc, they discovered their house in flames
hd were not able to reach the scene of the
wful calamity until after the building had
bllen in. The children nh pcrishcd II tl,o
sSnlcs-the last one they had in tho world
l couvcrscd with gentleman this morn
Ing VINO was present when portions of the
'odles were recovered from the smoking ru.
MS Sonle'of the cildrci's heads were
Purhe on and gone; arms aud legs of all
t"IF OF tiicnrgonc; and the bodies roasted
lnto a crisp. "a"
,Myinfornapt told me the scene was aw.
ful and heart rNnding; and ii should re,
nan a standing admonitioa to parents ncy.
FIR to leave their homes unprotected cspe.
cinlly ut night. r.
The origin of the fire is unknown
|
GALLANT Acr OF AN ENG1yEER.-O
I:io aight ofthc 22nd nit. US a passenger
tram was passing along the New Albany
Iand iSalcmrailway, near Linden, Indiana the
engineer perceived Il human figure ahead,
and instantly blew his whistle and shnt
down the brakes. The figure continued
o" the track, and the engineer finding it
impossible to check the speed of the train,
went out upon the cowcatcher and craspcd.
the man as it proved to be, lifting him
Bpn to the cowcat cher unhurt He was
deaf mute and the gratitude of the poor
fellow, when he saw the danger from whicl,
.the bravery of the engineer had rescued
him, was fully displayed by the most cx
citing gestures.
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G. III. A. WOODIN & CO.,
Harness, Saddle a. Leather SI,oU.
WALIIALLA, S. C.
Jan Is. lS5% o5 &c
LUMBER /! LUMBER /.

TTNIlE subscribers having purchased tho
A MILLS formerly owned by Col. John a.
EnSIry, deceased, threo miles east or p;ckens
g. H., are prepared to fill orders for LuM-
Bhk, finished or unfinished Sash Blinds.
panmel Doors. or anything in that line. at
short notice. We are determined to carry on,
the business in all its branches, aud persons
wishing anything in our line, may be assured
their orders will meet with prompt attention.
The business will be carried on under tho
name OF the SIX Mile Company" Mr. NJ
MITCHELL is the authorized Agent of tho Com
pnny, 10 whom all orders should be addressed
We solicit share of public patronage.
L. }. KEITH.
Ill. G. BOGGS,
Nj. +. MITCHELL.
}. \. LAWRENCE.
W. n. CRAIG.
Six Mile, Nov. :. 1853 Is tf
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TnE SAYAXSAu RlvER--Thc Augusta
Gt,aS@titationalist Of Saturday morning Saws:
The river was rising fast last evcnin., and
had reached twenty-one feet.
on Sunday r,prning the Constitut0naIist
reports Tho river reached twcnty-six feet
was rising slowly. and will mt likely ronch
twenty-sesen' tiy the bridge mark.
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TUT IHe DuSt nrIICIe Ot knlttTn3, Noting.
Crochet and Needle work, premiums will be
awarded at the discretion Of the Society.
AN stock. not otherwise designated, must
be owned in the District t..
by order nf the S,cietv.
M. NJ. NORTON President.
March Q. 1859 33 #
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March %. 1850
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-29
Bail 80aNs.
ia 10 Ct; FOR THE

Esi % 80 FOR II The II NJ ,orr,
On and after April 2lst 1889 the trains will run fol
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Maf except Sunday
THE AE 81 EE sDST4 fH e {SP N6S 6F
po.r..r p. iE'oR WIZ PASSENGERS
between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 81 NJ train.
between GamSerand and Wheeling by lying over for cum
Grafton and Parkersburg the 05 a hnd om a
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore t415pu
and tf from g. Eredergk at 8 80 at 40 T. NJ
M and 54OP NJ, and Elicotts Mills at 20 A N AT AMI
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE besides the regular trains,
Leave Bamore at % and ZAP TIE 5ha SGgTH
sundays 40 NJ only Leaves WaSbn q S r
sands 50 only Me and and oaP On
Sy y from an Bs Io stop at way points The second and
trains on the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind information, &C. apply to
ENGLAND, Agent or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
l. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. j25f
- " ef= n . - WEST AND NORTH.
yoprurp~ c AND WATERING PLACES,
NoR 5EERER cE IBB 4 va BAI HFVr
On and after MONDAY June 2Qth, 1859,
THREE Daily TRAINS
Isl; The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excepted at 80
A. n arriving at Harrisburg ll47 NJ there connecting
", n , .1 ~: PIffSBTRG AND THE WEST
arrive at Wamsport at Ne and Em adG N a ara Fails
where they lie over all night.
szSep WSpniday2 at + j NJ arrFya Al
at 1880 A NJ, and Niagara Falls at P NJ next day This
train connects At Elmira with trains for ..,
YORK AND CANADA. -" i''' Al'-> NE"
And at Buffalo with trains for Suspension Bridge and thence
SfS4b& ASP TIE WEST f. A q B2 E6RTHwEsr
PM arriving Harrisburg at 1910 p NJ and there con-
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
L. scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city, letters estamentary the estate of RICH
ARD G. WAITE late of said city, deceased An persons hav
ing claims against the said deceased
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof attor
John Carson No II Fayette street. before the
9th day of January, 1860 they otherwise, law
excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons in
debed to the said estate requested to make
payment Given under my hand this 10th day of July,
1859. JANE A. WAITE, EXecutrix
i2-sW4W+ John CA RSON Attornev
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SMsimsss Gar0s.

alAaAlas1D SHkua+
TLARKE L PEGRAM, A NJ 'A'AAA'
VIRGINIA AND ASEfff S2i OF MANUFACTURED
Ne. Il9 W. LOMBARD ST.
Jel-u Baltimore
John GREACEN,
q WHOLESALE Df II SIT AND PLASTER,
aplSd No 50 EXCHANGE PLACE.
EUGENE HIGGINs. WIN. KENNEDY JENKINS.
IL WHoLESAA4 EEt AMP RE EPAlItJ DEALERS
AND CANDY MANUFACTGRERs,
mh2ld IA. CORNER PRATT AND CALVERT STREETS.
HUGH BOLTON & CO.
IL - 81 McELDERRY's WHARF, Baltimore,
ErHER f3 HNB [ P&E RoeqHa0'0ry
PITCH, SPIRITS ruRf hzSSTfRHE!' vAkNlsH' RosIN
WINDOW GLASS AND PAINT RF F4sAEs AND OIL,
MzoDo6SS5aLD s,1 RgeDALH GEO. ''''A''
All s 5F7y saf5y + iSst
diff Cor N'EIDEh RHfT MH6fS AND PRATT ST.
GREE I SasHS YoE, BENJAMIN R. r'H
DEALERS n st GH5GE f f fso"s C. Vs'
AND FINE FAMILY GRoc GENES LIQUORS,
1e1l-u No g BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
Joseph RUMBLE, JR; HENRY NJ. WILLIS
BUNDLE & WILLIS,
III REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
BUY AND SELL LANDS HOUSES y &c H'''D G mhio.tf
y REAL ESTATE 5RR99KKR
fssait fstSs.GR 5ESH ( sef and si
y. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
lob6ing attended to with punctnaty. ial-tf
~ CASSARD & SON,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
49, RRovt So SsA GESE Il
Nos. 4O7 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
r A. DUSHANE,
q. ooAN. vs. q souI Rd dH1E5rs R sE
au2l-H -O'-- BALTIMORE, MD.
rOLLECTION GENCY.-
" j. D. PRATT CO, $500.
fE Lex in any city Or county United States
ish Provinces Being in direct and frequent
ens attg
Wi oF FEs s Of TIE MERCANTILE AGENCY
timore and s. Charles streets mr6-f
DATENT ASPHALTED
CHEAP LIGHT, f D6RABE Es L
PERFECTLY FIRE AND Nv WATERPROOF ROOFING
CHURCHES, HOUSES, FARM BUILDINGS, DC.
For further e. sna si MEs Agents
n29-f u Exchange Place, Baltimore.
CHEEsE;- BOXES EASTERN QUITTING
1S SS boxes Western Western Cutting Cheese;
OF ss sss sy y R,s + auzEg,y By.
ICE FOR SALE.-5oo tons ice from a. to s
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Stripping.
For RREMEl
FOR BREMEN

ssaSaE The A Bremen ship 'FERDINAND,n 7. Butler
dick MASTER will have quick dispatch for the above port
For freight passage apply to the Captain acksons wharf
+. Il. BRAUNS n CO,
ioo-tf corner 7 nnnhar1 street ardC beansida
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In THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1CITY.--IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE OF
BIRCKHEAD & BR0THER-Chares Morton Stewart,
Trnstee-Qrtered by the Court this 18th day of July,
1889 that the trustees give notice to the creditors of Brick
head Brother to file their claims properly authenticated
with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Baltimore city
before the 10Th day of September next by causing copy
this order to be published in daily newspaper published
in thecty of Baltimore a/week for three successive
weeks.
T. COLLINS LEE.
True copy-test-GEO. L. SANGSTON.
O-lnrr JIM lln.lr
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Lefty, July 10Th, 1859JAMES II. FERGUSON ct al. u.s.
EDMUND BARROLL, ct al-Ordered, that the sale made
and reported BY 7 Frsby Henderson, Trustee for the sale
OF the in the proceedings this
be ratified and confirmed unless the contrary there
Of be shewn on or before the 9th day Of August
yided copy of this order be inserted newspaper
printed in Baltimore in three successive weeks
before the said 9th day of August next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be $1,000.
VIM. Fl. H. TURNER, Clerk
TINE copy-Test. VIM H. III. TURNER