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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-02
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BY LENNON q RROGDEN
BUCHANAN WHARF
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f"t TRUSTEES SALE.
A t16re city, passed Sr ter Of 9Th the Circuit Court for Bal
DAY DecembsT th is59 at % STSgnd street on WEDNEs
risk Of the former purchaser W " Tho % 'J L and
& SfRpfFH Ef9 LOT Is e Or PR f OF eRon
on the north side Of Leyingtoa street Republican
and depth of one hundred and ten feet to the north sd ~
Of tbrceory BRICK DWELLING with good Back Baa
ing said lot being subject to Eround rent 500 per an
year said lot commences at the distance Of seventy eight
feet six inches west from Republican street. AM tie fifth
lot referred to in mortgage from VIM VI. Willis TO Henri
eta Glenn and others Of John Glenn, deceased
dated June 18th, 1885, aud recorded in Lber E. D. No l29
Tsrms-tne-thrd cash; the balance in , and months
LENHoS ( BlE6G6EN,
Auctioneers
VIII Gr s2ld, at same time, the LOT adjoining the
subject to like ground rent. nis-eo&ds
pEREMPTORY SALE
rFusr&Es ras Of a6 o1dr the Court
o. common Pleas the undersigned Trustee Of John Barker
Second street on I AYI'Bh eeSsnb ere S2@ 9 at II
o'clock F. NJ o account and risk Of the former purchaser
rs Mary Baker who has fgd to comply With The terms
county; part Of called MARIY lying between Mar
to Marty Bridge adjoining the northern boundary Of
4 tract containing 100 acres lately sold Rufus Ben
gust, $50 containing about TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND. portion of the tract is well WOOD
ED and IS admirably adapted to GARDEN TILLAGE. 1t
is miles by road from Btmore, and has good SHORE,
accessible to schOOners Of light draught
!, ALSO, SMALL TRACT, part Of Marty, lying between
the atC eSad tract lately sold Rufus Benson Marty
Bridge and on each side Of the main road leading said
Bridge containing about THIRTY ACRES OF LAND with
a good water front
ALSO, ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND lying on the west
SIDE OF the main road leading to Marty Bridge adjoining the
iirSt 4eScrhed tract on theSest containing TWO
Tsrms-oneird cash; the balance in aud u months,
with nteres and approved security
Flats he at the Office Of the Trustee % North
Charles street
W. W. GLENN, Trustee
LENNON Il BROGDEN,
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I UMBER LUMBER II LUllBERl!l
A 100000 feet Seasoned Albany Panel White Pine Lum
her for sale in lots to suit pur hasers reduced
Apply at Yard - light street chart of Eutaw
and German streets
n3tf BURNS Il SLOAN
100000 FEET s51, %A a 5la Lg UNI E5s:-
Also Plank, from - inches 20 inches, with all kinds OF
| Hard Wood Lumber. JOS. THOMAS a SON,
ol3u corner Park and Clay streets.
NTlLLIAM :. CROSS,
w l. MEIER, STAEE.ANn
GEN ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
\. +. corner r. FAILS and Eastern Avenue, BAIT,
WiliattrHd to selling al kinds Lumber, Slaves, Shocks,
Grain, &c and I'll orders for same
REFER
Messrs. Maglaw Koons Agents Pa. Central RR Co Bait
VI. T. kmhail. Esq, Baltimore
H. G. Springer, Esq, Custom ouse, Baltimore.
ThOs +. Jenkins, Esq,
Feuby Asbury, Philadelphia. Pa.
W. Miller, Esq, Burljug ton, PA. mhTtg
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4. W. GLENN, Trustee.
LENNON & BROGDEN,
,..ts. =, g.ra,sl,
ALSO
OF CERTJS cREEK PROPERTY.

#fi VIII br sold, ut time, the LOT adjoining the
4gAS above on the west with similar improvements and
SUBJECT 10 IKE Ground rent ns-eo&ds
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TLIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS

LNLIGlBLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
These Losme situated Madison avenue near Hoffman
street Appya the oaicr Of the Daily Exchange jc29tf
COUNTING ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR FOR
SRENf. Apply POULTNEY \ MOALE, a Lombard
-tro-t s1ltf
d. o. FOR RENT-Double House, No. u st.
F Paul street, above Baltimore street occupied by
A4.L u rs adams as BOARDING HOUSE-w0uld suit for
DWEiLiNG No 4s north Calvert street above Lexington
OFFICES AID Rooms, No Calvert street near t. Bar
NUNS, second and third floors.
s24dtf ". W. GLENN, % \. Charles street.
d.. ELEGANT OFFICES FOR RENT AT
M;.s No. Il SECOND STREET only one door from South
~ street, adjoining the Fremens Insurance Ofica In
sl7-rf MARTIN LEWIS.
o. VALUABLE FARMS, HOUSES, LOTS,
H5i %cFOR SALE-A Farm of 800 in Queen Anne's
county lavin" many great resources: improvements
more by steamboat will he exchanged for good city proper
~. Also numerous well located and valuable Farms in
Baltimore Hartford, Frederick, Prince Georges and other
counties Of Maryland many of which will be sold little
PLANTATIONS AND FLOURISHING ESTATES IN
llIlNIA \ magnificent Estate in Amherst county,
having front Of about miles James River; will be sold
for $4,000 Large tracts Of Grazing and Timber Land in
Virginia
Lands in Pennsylvania, Ohio Illinois, Iowa, Missouri
Kentucky, Tennessee Georgia, aud other Western
southern States These lands will sold or exchanged for
merchandise very reasonable
HOUSES large and small in all parts the city IL
and RENT GROUND RENTS bought and SOLD MONEY
LOANED ON MORTGAGE. BONDS STOCKS and other
securities eNchanged for Real Estate.
sS-tf Real Estate Agent. 2i ST. Paul street.
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DIRECTORS
H. HUNTINGTON, CALVIN DAY,
ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN,
JAMES GOODWIN John p BRACE,
CHARLES B0SW ELL, CHARLES j. RUSS
HENRY KENEY,
f. HUNTINGTON, President
WIN. N. BOWERS, Actuary.
TIMO. c. ALLYN, Secretary
c. C. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY continues Insure against Loss Damage by
Fire on Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses, Stores Merchan
disc Mills Manufactures and other kinds property
on its usual satisfactory terms
Particular attention given insuring Farm Property,
consisting Of Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings connected
and Furniture, Live Stock, Hay, GRAIN Farming Utensils
&C &C. contained in the for term Of three
wears at Low rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made the under
signed duly authorised Agent for Baltimore vicinity
Losses equaby adjusted at this Agency, and paid mme
diaeIy upon satisfactory proofs in funds current in the
cities Of Ns York Boston, as the assured may prefer
GEO. B. C0ALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity.
Baltimore, February 18th, 1859. felstfr
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having made ar
IN rangements transact business for WIN McCLYMONT
CO. respectfully announce to his friends,
and of Goa generally that e has taken
81 SECOND STREET where he would he pleased to
receive orders which will with prompt attention,
anteeng the Coal to give satisfaction. - . -
C. NJ. DESH0N.
Baltimore, Apri !, 1889. m23u
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November 9, 1859.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Cash D
vidend OF EIGHT PER CENT the Capital Stock of the
Company and 81 PER CENT. interest the Scrip of the
Company, payable on and after the LIST prOX.
They have asn declared Scrip Dividend Of TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT. the Earned Premiums for the year
ending October 81 1889 Certificates for which viii be issued
to- the parties entitled to the same and after the first of
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HENRY W JENKINS
IL PRACTICAL. CABINET MAKER
No. l6 LIGHT ST,
Has hand large stock and constantly manufact
ring, every description of CABINET WARE Of the ma
terias and workmanship
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS holsters and pillows of Hairor Feathers IRON
BkISTEADS, sniiahr for Hnnls. ants Sc iahtf
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Goal.


KTNDLlNG WOOD
N KINDLING WOODi
l am now preparing my wharfby steam power SAWED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which | will sell
and deliver free of charge at TEN PER CENT less than
any dealer in the city JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets.
. Park and Fayette streets
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KINGSTON COMPANY'S COAL.
n Orders for this pure White Ash COAL, (Which has
been onnd bv use to excel all other kinds for domestic and
manufacturing purposes,) should be left with c. De
STi0N ut the office Second the Office 80 West
Falls avenue, first Coal Yard below Pratt street Short
Mountain Free Burning, also Georges Creek, Cumberland
on hand and for sale by the cargo or single ton -
- VIM. McCLYMONT & CO.
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40 lots and site free, with engine as above,
LATH, SINGLE d SQUARE TIMER
MILL
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nORK and all kinds of Grain taken in ex-
L changefr goods at the Pioneer Store, by
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: West half of section %, also the whole VI
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FIGURING Nils.
We have two good sites for Touring mills,
which with ten lots apiece d engines as above,
we offer to parties who will occupy them for
tkat purpose.
10 Free Lots d site, with engine as above,
for a
Tub, Bucket Dc Chwn Factory,
at Glenmont.
10 lots and site free, with engine as above
and a full set Of inside machinery on three gears
time, for
SASH, DOOR &c BLIND FACTORY
at Glenmont,
10 lots and site free, with engine as above,
for
Furniture Factory
at Glenmont.
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for
Wagon & Farming Implement Factory
at Glenmont,
10 lots and site free, with engine as above,
for
Foundry 81 Machine Shop
at Glenmont.
% lots and site free, with engine as above
HOUSE FACTORY
at Glenaons
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HOTELS
AT GIENTMoNT

SIX STEAM SA w MIL L S
- are now running in and within one mile of
Glenmont, and we have two good mill sites left
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