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re voaug lady. teacher ID a FemaIe Sem
mary in Richmond, \ a, expelled from ihe
school AID tn city, for directing { coapie Of Lyr
pupile 10 speaking of the Harper's Ferry hero to
cali him tAir. Brown" Instead of "old Brown -
The Virginia institution, couldn't stand any such
thing so Virginia chiyalry called in, and the
Richmond Enquirer boasts that the yonr q school
marin had to make tracks quick for the \ orth
Glorious work tcr The chivaryi
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~ Charles r. Hubs, of Muncie, COM
mit,ed suicide on Monday night. BY taking
lauusnum. leaving letter, in which he Sta
ted that life had become a burden
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cs- Mr.. Everett, in his late Union saving speech

in Boston SAYS:
Great ard radical changes in the frame work of
Society, Involving the relations of twelve millions
o men, viii not wait on the bidding OF an irp0r-
tant philanthropy. They only be brought
about III the lapse OF time. by the steady opera
ton Of ply steal. economical, and moral causes.
We wonder if Mr. Everett has ever thought of
any plan for setting ia motion these economical
and moral causes
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-22

rty-If South Ca DINA sd ould succeed in get
ting cut Of the Union before tie time set for the
meeting of the National Democratic Convention
at Charleston next spring, we wonder where said
Convention will hold itself.
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5ep- Every mau who has yet avowed di7urion
sentiments on the foor of Congress is a Buchar-
az Democrat and if the President is 10 be judged
by his frierds he Is at this moment at the head OF
"a party which contemplates the overthrow aud
destruction OF the Government of which he Is
chief What a strange spectacle is this the bead
Of the nation the leader Of band of traitors
who oreply their intention to Iend the
Government from turret to foundation steiner
If these hraggarts ever intend to carry out their
treas enable threats is not this The time to strike
Why should they wait til the Government pass
es into the hands of the friends OF the Coastitr-
to- ard the Union? What can they gain by de
lav? The answer TO these questions is obvious
The threats are not made to he lived up 10, bn:
fur eff .ct-to intlmidae weak inca. The tricG
s somewhat old, bat its frequent success justi6es
its reeaptio3. It may possibly win again.
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Union Chapel supper.

will give supper at Starr Hall on "Wednesday
evening, the 2oth inst: the proceeds TO be al
piled To the indebtedness of the Church. Pre-
parati0rs OF the most ample kind have been
made 10 make the entertainment acceptable to
visitors. Oysters and other Injuries snd sub
siantials will be furnished in the best OF style, ard
would advise all who would enjoy the good
things Of this world and aid good cause. to al
tend The TtCs'ees OF the Chapel have been
very liberal in giving the of their Church for
public purposes and should be remuueratej by q
liberal attendance AZ their supper.
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ev Our city has been made what she Is. four

cr Our city has been made what she =, n9uE-
ishif g ard prosperous, mainly by manufactures
but more are needed. Most of those We have,
give employment to full g-c~u men almost ex-
c.usivey, aud most @. these mechanics We need
a different kid giving employment 10 poor women
and cbi'dren- There are many OF these who
would ike an opportunity . se-n more than they
nov cen, but who cannot u employment
This is certainly suhiact deserving serioas at
tention By all thosc who care f.r tie poor. and
who would glari against pauperism and cFine-
\ good man wiil eFd-ayor 70 make suca a'u9e OF
his money as il possible q be aedt Others, while
he is irving to beGeft himself The building OF
palatiaI residences IS Of advantage to town By
the employment given 10 mechanics and lao3rers
while il is going on bat We believe that useful
manufactures giving constant employment TO
great Plumbers Of people, vii not only be found
more usr tli bat more profitable 10 their owners
Dale who aided Aikwright 10 his nyeHtols
by establishing cotton factories, was irhnenced
more bv tie desire 10 give employment TO the
poor, than 20 help the iuver tor or enrich, as II
id, the government. While he enriched him
self lie made himself immortal By his benefac-
ton.
The rumber os persons wanting employment II
all our country towns IS yearly Increasing ahe
sooner or later something viii have to be dont
about H. There are plenty OF fabrics and othe
goods now made at tn, East that might as vel
be manufactured st the West; and we believe
that the day is not distant when our capit alIst
will discover that the West, on account of CHEAP
food AID the greater pr xinity TO the raw mate
rial, is the very place or all others for manufac-
tarers.
To some it may appear TO be the highest, deep
est ard broadest wisdom to send our wool, lealh-
err hides furs fax skins, and besides the proVis-
ions 10 be used b. the workmen in their manc-
fsctrre il the L st, and then to bring back thes'
manufactured articles TO re sold aud consumed a
the West II this be Wis 'olA i, will take (
deeper thinker and logcian than we have eve
known to make it m anifest-
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~ 4 neighb3rios mechanic, who takes city
papers but don't support his own county paper,
complains that people will buy Eastern work in
place of his which be thinks is better.
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Religions Notice.

viii preach she English i-asAeraa CharcA in this
city, Friday evening next at ! pasf o. leck, and
eoatiase the nesting until sunday evening.
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The County Examiner,

VIII taeei IN the Mercantile college. appssiss tbs
Post on On Saturday. nue. 81, IL O'clock NJ.
All teachers wishing certaases desired 10 preseat
themselves ter examination
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LATE EDUCATIONAL TESTIMONY

Worthy of the place occupies the great stand
arr Dictionary OF our good English language stand
Ter other dictionaries "ehsters is dispute book
Of the people, the u appeal among ts
great masses learned ana unetrned of isnd-IIon
1859. 'N"e'
IL Il noble work aud does Infinite ereIi. Hon
L. G. Draper, state sapt-. Michigan August Is5a
In al respects a book superior worth-oo,,, cn,
school Journal, August, 1859
We oonsier that the additions have NOR. than aon,s 81,
value OF the "rk for ordinary usendiaus school, Journal
August, 1853. -"'
ar. IN the Lngi@ Language a nom eat doubt
Iowa schOoi Journal, July, 1859.
1t has retained al the good predec sors and ba.
added new and valuable e
Hon Horace Mann hes he daani,- At
tiouary n ia. T. gttsh
orators like Daniel wei.-fer w, p r.hoiar,
others nave declared themselves
accuracy aud extent O. its definitions In tai. rs.
respect, acaft0Hl wehxter work. appear 10 n ~
These alterations toraoyraphs1 appear to - o .r,y ,.
s9nabie bet also popular. are told that h.. mi
so9l boek- are annually published United states.
~ ,,,LosrI,s aeo'sshzs ebster As their standard
- 800 ~ t.. Too high praise
els a. y themselves ~ an advantage
thus be printed On better be easier d to pr.atsr
advantage CLASSIFIED under distaet h.sds
Table 81 Sy"oHymS by Prof GOODRICH aryiu1 .avs,,x
quartz pages aud containing words IL. -.
and use 81 which shown infinitely ana clearly ~.
IA other work With which aruaat-,.i ma,
No uampoEtea' and arbitrary compound, h.,p a.,
TED ID the appendix Of This edition
mat vone Ike thi-, u 100 qnarto pages had.smeIy
sot up itiaae5 Illustrated. alike
and EN- 'ofysng Az salnpBt literary
e ar ean be purchased this one If the n.,xa
sspt 1888. A0aehef'
Get the Rest Get the sgaodsnmes,
Get the Cheapest Get WcbSfer
q * c. MERRIAM spring sefs M.
1pteish paPiss.s VI iae ie features ~ mail ON
application. ""
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MaRgIED-on Thursasy evering by Mayor Finley.
MIR. Jossra P yASzASr 70 Miss ziLLaH 7. AarL
both OF this city
DIED-on Nonaay last. Mrs. May sAsSsrr, sgsd
aheat IS years
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PffV1ts batehAess We pleased 10 learn
that qqte large nar,ber Of our business men
have subscribed TO the maintaining of private
Natciinen 10 the immediate vicinity Of their prop
eftJ AID business, and 50 far as ve have beard an
expression Of option, all seemed Pleased With the
system. I, i true property might no. be des
troyed FOR years - Ere. and ye, whole blocks
might &c swept away IL siage night. few
dollars from each Of the business men nigh, safe
handreds Of thousands Of dollars Properly dss-
rorei by Ere j. total loss 10 the consmuaitv.-
In many Of the Transactions of ,be world one
man makes what another loses, ard community
perhaps Uses nothing By the operation bat in
c4es Of IRE. il Is total loss By insurance
compares, man usy receive back ali tha. he
has 10 :. ont there Is an old eaage tha, an .oaree
OF Irsventive l. worth pound of cure so ne
eamaecd The = stem Of private watching iEaavu
rated h-re 6y MIR Daily. 10 cltizs.ns He and
bis associates seae sworn police oflc, rs IN the
prese1ce Of lie CosGeii. Oh Taesday evening
last
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IO4 II i.Iiau street. New FORK care Adams Ex-
press
The body OF Copp;c as placed in a similar
box 70 be foraaEdsd % E.s no her II Iowa
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cv Several Of oar dealers il groceries, assure
Us that the demand for molasses in the county
trade, is much less than formerly, owing doubt
TO the large amount of syrup made the past
son from sorghum. We are glad to hear it
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Election Notice.
NoITsk Is hsresy given % IN. ssocxhsla~,. =, -,
y h4sAnoad SOD "ii.sAzssErx Turnpike Co . ,h,, a.
s1esis stii he held a. wisi BaIg1s ta ~. c. -
Az sAa IS the ~ o. is, I-6a IN. ,.,.
e ~ 20 caec& o. said dAr
AK orsc<sfs - s~rFs scr The -nssax year
a., - WILLIAM PARRY. Press.
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ssCoND DISPATCH.

This moruiac the Southern stud MS who are
attending lectures al tie medical Colleges in this
city, he'd meeting at the Assembly Buildings
to take iuto consideration proposition 20 secede
il = body from their schools, and go to Colleges
il Southern cities 1t appears that the officers OF
some OF the Soutaefn Medical Colleges have made
oyertures to the students attending the Colleges
here. fer tie purpose q iudaciBg them to desert
their schools and proceed to the Institutions in
the South.
a list Of these who had determined on leaving
the Colleges in this city to patron the Southern
institutions read. 1t contained some 500 or
400 names, and a Ia rye number were added
Dr. Maguile made motion that they leave in
a body to morrow night at 10 O'Clock. in spec
al train f,om the Baltimore depot, which was
agreed to-
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Benevolent Society,

The society met al U.ioa Chapel OF Friday
evening tie &c h Inst. The President Ms, ". g
Scott 10 the chair. The Secretary being absclt
d ?. Holloway was appointed TO serve in that
place, The meeting was opened with prayer by
Rev. II y. Barnes.
The Treasurer, AIRS II B. Payne. made tha
f,llo wing report:
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tie appointment of as many Stewards as may DC
deemed necessary.
The following named persons were appointed /
Stewards 10 localities designate5:
SOUTH OF MAIN STREET.
Washington street and west-k'lJah Cot
fin. Rhoda Coffin.
Front = Rev. Mr.. Atom and Mr. u. +
Holloway.
Comfy.
Marion-Mrs. Martha Smith and Curtis
FranLlin-Mrs. H. Y. Austin and VIM
GoIsUch.
Finh-Mrs Jane Oh and T n Young.
Sixtll--Mrs " 7 Dennis and P Allen.
Seventh-Mrs Mahlon Jones and cZinmer-
Eighth-Mrs John Dennis d. w W Foulke-
NORTH OF MAIN STREET.
Washington and west = Mrs d Burgess
and Jesse Coffin.
Pearl aud vests L Hittle and Mrs II \
Graves.
Fl Wayne Av--Mrs " F Thon;s and a
Williams.
Marion-Mrs E Ham and ] H Thomas.
Franklin-Mrs Mary Lewis and Hunt.
Fifth-Mrs NJ Scott and Seth Smith.
Sixtk-Mrs " Lefevre and ID b Crawford
Seventh--Upton Elliott and Mrs NJ Starr
Eighth aud east = Mrs Barnard, " )
Reed and H Hadley.
West Richmoud--Mr and Mrs 5 Mem
dcnhali.
Sevastopol--Mrs II Sulser and G W Ill.
High street south--Dr Gestmyer and Rev
LEIGH.
East Oakland-Irvin Reed and Jno Reed.
The following named persons paid each
% cents, as the annual dues:
Seth smith, NJ B Scott o Edgerton, J V
r Miller, + Coffin, Ii y Barnes. } L Al
len, Jason Ham. Mrs E Ham. u B Crawford,
Agnes Cook. Elijah Coffin, ii Payne, d
Z Holloway, j NJ Poe, II Hoover. S { Mem
denhali, Mrs S C Mendenhall, Mary Lewis,
Mrs NJ f Thomas, John Iliff Sarah \ lift,
Jane Morrow, Rhoda Cotfin-ln all S6,whlch
was paid to the Treasurer
The Stewards who receive c,othing for gentle
mea, o.e requested to deposit them with L \
Young, and those who receive clothing for fe-
males, to leave Il EN- at Mrs f " Cooks.
On motou, the constt u;;on changed as
10 n Ike the regular monthly meetings the 2d
Monday evening Of each month.
Ga motion, adjourned to meet the second Mon
day in January, in Pearl Street Church.
4 comttee was a5pointe 4 TO present the claims
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Meeting of Southern Medical stu.
dents

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 2o-At a meeting OF
Southern Medical Students to day, Il was resolved
to secede in body from the schools in his city
ard go 10 Southern colleges There was a large
attendance. Jefferson College will lose two hun
bred, aad the Pennsylvania University one hun
bred Taey viii proceed in q body TO morrow
night in special traia from the Baltimore depot
The proceedings were conducted throughout with
great decorum and rropriety and there was 10
exhibition OF violent feeling. A number viii
90 10 the Richmond Medical College.
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Insane Hospital.

TIE following compendium OF the report Of The
Hospitai for the Insane for the past year will be
foucd int resti1g. I, presents briefly the years
history O. the Inst:sution IN ali Important RS
specrs, ard re commend il tie careful attention
Of our readers:
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Indi0aa Ho~p2ll - he Ia<aHs:

There have been 200 a.pie atoms for the ad-
mission 81 patients daring tie year, ct Whlcf
number 203 were admitted, and 81 for the wan
Of TO Jrl. refass al .aissioa.
The number u.3er treatu7e, daring the year
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Cranberrtes,
Elccti0n Notice.

lSKEsH cras.erries q.
SG ESGLE A. On
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A comittee was appointed TO present the claims
of the Society to our citizens for their support -
The Committee submits be following
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Balance In Treasury,

30 =
By cash paid on vouchers. o32 50
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-26
] aabLif SaIes.
lBYSAeTUEL IN, f3OVEh

u E45 tnlhl ga VfSL IA GOVEk -srt-rs
81 Z I6aHANDS0ME "a
81 aaFsl1Eizzzzs6A ~ QTTU IN It'll "a
/. SIS, OBJ 4 iGENTEEM4N bEGLfN- ~
20 To- 1922. Ii3y d ING TIoUSEKERPING y =
i.tiIlo AT No. $50. EAST BALTIMORE STREET. LtfsE
r. viii sell on FRIDAY A0RMING Octnber aS nj 10
ocibek, 1T theivcng o. RaSt BaItiiunrJ sfSat
n nn3 srss ALL hansene ~ contained IN
French Plato ieGl ass, GtS2s with Bracket d ,I mo-
mahogany Sofas and Chairs to match; walnut Arm (,Sir
IN rich erims1 satin dan ASK; marble and mabooa
1en5re tables mahoganv Lounge cane seat Chairs oak
HAL Furniture mahogany Bookcase ecretary
any Dining and breakfast Tables Extension dol Bal III
Cloth: Linen Blinds Grandoles; handsoms si
Tea se pieces elegantly chased China and Glass war
e togethet ~ita variety of Parlor Furniture, ec not
ehunleiatel .51FUaAE fa 1-n3 sf.ih e I
~ ..tsr-z. CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Hghpost French and Cottage mahogany Bedsteads rose
woods mahogany and cherry Wardrobes su1er Feather
BEDS mahogany fork and ashstauds Chamber Carrots:
fat hack IA and GA Mating, nearly new; hair and husk
Mattresses; Bedding, g.. .s-a Y.ils ~ T7T-.~. -
.s boa .-i-i -.-Cz 81 ALSO, -.4gf.t YHE,ifi-
COOKING and ten plate Stoves Refrigerator Cook
ing tensils Kitchen Furniture, &C. together with great
variety Of articles notenumeated all OF which will be sold
to the highest bidder Terms CASH.. Y T:ff.IlfT
igSA1lL~l II. COVER, Aueer, a-.7
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DEACHES AND CREAM.-Me are now re-
ceiyirg VIM, Thomas celebrated Peaches and Cream
Twist Tobacco, with and without foil of qualify superior II
possible to last years make WARWICK. FRfGK "a -
81 South street :" IT.
InUC DE MONTEBELLO CHAMPAGNES and
III other faVorite brands, In qts pts and ban ps so
ceiyed and for sale by J. B. CHARRoN Svs
yer and Lombard street,
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Steamships.
1sRF$ FOR SAVANNAH,

%R%$ FOR SAVANNAH, l5
SSsAAAxsAa. SATURDAYS October goth, atl2 O'Clock NJ
precisely.
The steamship "CoMMERCE,r, Capt B. MORLEY is now
in complete ORDER and will eave wharf, foot of Union
DocE above. r-f.tr.-H4 g., lFfi t5ilEll4f
Insurance can be ee ted upon Merchandise by this ship
at lowest usual rates Il-I--1'
Punctuaity in her departure may be relied on ,j, sf
FTeights taken at lowest rates Apply to- eIar.. ,'f
o9i
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sfagd Ra6Iit SalRf. {
BY z LENNON 8 aIIOGDEN

80 .s.LyI hutltHsAN AN WHARF ~ t--
fl:;;f - y, = -. , ! TRUSTEES SALE. @
more city, psss al the Circuit Court for Balti
ESchabsse sfs ROOMS W. a sell a
8ef9 Be III hSt aa sale having ben pdspoaed from
and risk Of the former purchaser N NJ for account
a AIL FIJI Or PA issfRf of i2s VIM 4
he no de Sf street en
deph hundred and ten feet 70 the H BS inches sfd and
ten foo alley With 1he thereon consstp ~ Of
said lot beng subject ground rent sIOa ner
pie the LIST day of June and December ibeach year
inches west from Republican street Is the fifth lot refer
Glenn and der ~ d Wills d5 to Henrietta
fed o JqRe 18th 1887, and recorded IN Lber E. Do 49,
mdSfs Win Sldd., cash balance three and six
months win interest and approved security L1J
o.ig5.,. 55lay EEA u oSEFGS BRd Effis:s
.,-,. 81, pY +. ": BECNNllTT 4 COS
Ga 49, y - CATALOGUE SALE
MI LARGE AND 4 & NJ STOCK
CABINET FgRSSET g RRTAS9s CARPETS &o
On THIS wEpYE$bAYS h9RSiNG October ash, at
9 e South qhaTsT street. qg valuable Stock Of best
rors OF supeffne finish style '@'N' anu KIT
Walnut reSsing Cabinets shG mvT6 t0Rs
Walnut and mahogany Bookcases part with Secretaries
Bookcases; Library do. F-.r -.r.4.r.-
high cost. t-' -A .--l = ..1T-'T NJ
Walnut Tetea Tetes Arm Chairs; Parlor do Retention
DO in bTocatee Library Chairs, in morocco mahogany
sidebOards; Hat Racks, &C - 80.
oak xxi : II : - "
.tT,rg ...8s ALSO. .sa .IH.t.
English Tapestry Carpets; Ingram and Brussels do In
original Tieces. nm ',-s.
order. 9' - 49,
,,r,,,,., ALSO. &&gG e GIFLEF
FukNITUfE Of q Private Family. consisting of general
assortment ofHOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
~ 81 A W.. sNtliAIsSp, ..EsTs
EsssSs57z--eH9xg - PEREMPTORY SALE OF
\ II Is B OSTON PIANOS.
=. Twodrstcla,s Octave PIANO FoRTFS,
uiacture. Sold TO cover advances " ~
Terms cash, in bnnkable money. ...,r...-..-
LW .-aA.iii. I u +. ". .BESNETT & co, Auctoneers
IN GROSS TABLE CUTLERY Z, . g. -.#EF
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~, iTHoS. NJ LANAHaN. FrG SlS5es
OSl-5lWNuS 8 Apctrneers
d. .a TRUSTEES SALE
Asss;;s;si OF PROPERTY ON EAST FAYFTTE s
Dunsss, it,, for Sale aRa 8ert.

JVJW0 T1W oFF5cFs NJ PPTT ~ c7
l. Paurs street between Lexington and SARATOGA sire t.
m n. REID, AGENT, ---7- - -
has FOR SALE GROUND RENTS So So $3.50, $50, $40,
M eSas IS safR 5 &c. f a s' a
rent --.-.. ----- = N..-..Ee D-.si t. Z
' S, v REMI ~. g9aB. e. VERY DESIRABLE
Apply on the premises south 'afig n96ts
DEF re EOh Il, E M y Nv IMo'eIORf Dwell
o1eotf 'oli> aH sn n SU Wharf
o. FOR S4LE.-DEsTRABLE RESIDENCE
"a l ETE4NKEf STTRR aT BETWEEN PEARL and
o9sbR Rt ef s 81 ERgsjGe9es NR EanP
pranR street running back rs feet to Chestnut alley i'm
BRICK bWEIIWG % fse ant TifI aI ohsenen I
may be examined at the Office of Mr. A " Tbompson s6
poTtion Of tbe purchase money NAV remain on ,orrd
rsntif preferred Ear further infqrma9n apply to
o7-2awsw* y 'f - p if i1 IiSRt Street
- E0P G 7 = f701T,Td1I TTTSTS1
y ~ II
SRT btSe os y md Po u Y N1 Io En
at this Office. 'S-'7''''7 'T'''F'T sP6 eotf
G1RFEEHM0UNT CEMETRT.-FOR SALE. A
M viii h' Rdfiy ES
,o2O-eost .-lsg...a % st! P B@ff Street
500 r a R N IN HOWARD E0TTNTY FOR
ISsALE-PART OF wAVERLY
The q5S@ber offers at private sale the FARM formerly
Mills near the Frederick turnpike and Baltimore and Ohio
other Information to be learned on application to the sub,
o952aw2w iio'iA9 Do' Trustee
- T517D DFNTr- 5I5 - II :, on MIN n TST-
Ee5 FHREF E2r STORE ASg BN SIs
Gay streets and adapted large two small stores
Apply to a .: se4AEEE&; No. 50 South street 3lsst
REYT Nnny ~ P0I1rTNFy "a TonorS
street ''ppS - IT s22tf
49,. MOI, 7,7,z75, 7,-i-,- - -,
Paul street. above Baltimore street, now occupied by
I'm Ms Rd hWF as BOARDING HoUsEwqnld suit
DWELLING No t2 north Calvert street above Lexington,
OFFICES AND Rooms, No CaIyert street near to Bar
'G s9fd t'o''p anu u H w. GLENN ON Charles street
1t a.. ELF CANT OFFICES FOR RENT AT
ki NO "A SECOND STREET only one door from South
da;za a fs sdjSRieg the Fremens Insurance Office In
sl.n - :. 30 9AEIIN lew 10,
O. F OR RE IN THAI DESIRABLE
I W b ~, = TO- o. f Il on dt 49, En- >
Aany an ts nra TI - $40 If
-. VALUABLE FARMS, HOUSES. LOTS,
Earn 2as Of IN STss1 anss
- @ NY ia f az S ~ ~ @ bI;
more tx II Sots and lo gE 9sS cry proper
Baltimore hartford Frederick Prince GEORGES and other
i1aS Of W. g -
AND ~ IN
tanning 100 acres mile from the CITY Of Lynch5qfp, and
fer %fr9 $4,000 Large tracts Of Grazing and Timber Land in
Lands IN 2hio Illinois s 9E2 Missouri g
States These lands will be sold exchanged for
HoGsEs args and gniain all parts of the city for SALE
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ALSO,
At about one o'clock On SAME DAY, tho following
STOCKS, BONDS, &c, viz;
shares of the Winchester and Potomac railroad.
$1,000 Winchester and Potomac Railroad Bonds redeena-
Bile 1861, interest att per cent .t
40 shares Potomac Bridge Stock
81 shares of the Susquehanna Canal Company.
40 shares indianapolis and Cincinnati Junction Railroad
Stock. 81, r.s. 81. ..s-- ..... ....
$1,000 Central Ohio Railroad Bends, IsGo interest at
per cent, convertible.
$1,000 Note Certificate IF Mutual Fire Insurance Conapv
of baltimore. ... . ~ - =
$3.50 Dividend Certificate Mutual Frs and Mar Ipspr-
anoe Company of Baltimore.
20 shares Neptune Insurance Com any Of Baltimore
shares Baltimore Insurance Com pany. |N-.a
Tprr IF cal Cash
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lots, viz: One at northwest corner OF St Peter and Wye
streets and the other at the northeast corner Peter
and Walker STREETS each fourteen feet front y Peter
street, and sixty five feet deep to an alley, with brick
STORES and DWELLINGS two stories with attics &c
The houses and lots will be sold together
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