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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
For tiG En2uir"
Tn" Union with our Guaranteed Riobt,

''f'f T. iHr "Ss, AND Will cyyxr-g Tar orusx.
ahe Present excited state u the Southern mind, and u,
rampant >p!ri' oi the North, c-RHct fail % awaken In the H.,
-. :, every iri'nh Z" civil aud religion, liberty, ts rrr
ietrtut .pPreh-nsIors ~ 20 the ftuF.,
fCt me Sac o! peace and harmony the South Ia. hon.
N>'t aIt"F !n.g!', aggression after aggression. uu,I -.
'".,hhcc ceases 20 b, . virtue"
"' nav eNp"-tgiasci With our unnatural brethren .
.H' N'''h' "-HllYe appealed 10 their ma FL .nlmlty AND fY.
{ :, nave y armed them Of th- consequences. lfth-y crr
.'..HsI 30 'n'A'" our domestic peace. Eg,. !n.iea. o. =.
'hi'"'' "o'"rahie. oar -Ip">tulst!oG- haN, .een ap,re-.
"". ,".'FI' Fi'"--'ur spprais, by the numbering ~ .-
peaceful cl'iicns-oUr warnings. by APPLYING liz a.. a
! +, rch 10 iacbi!ld!uE. % our uEos.niIng lnh.hI,.r.,
"hrh u : rrc'llsc'c'. tha; n. cau... which ,.r,r,,.t.
rom NE mother country, ,ink into .;-uidcane. sh.. ~,
'"'rt "l'h me tHnGmrr,hle aS.Te,.ion. upon our -,l.. :.
's'''- u the OElS alternative. either secession or -.
,t'n; watch Of the Two the south Ill choose I, gIr.,1yl
"r''N'l ;5r;h ny The uprising Of hrs people.
~ No. Tie p"iuorrsry that are indignant a, Ns-r,-.,.
80 '.ss9A ~ mol The Opposition that az cred :,
=. ,''''l"i''Ho t Southern Drongs Ru, the WL9I. So
!''' rT' nm. m on common cyl-, and I, -.
9 "a % ~, H".ih Ia act no; to re la!,sudrr,;rod
In,g ,.o,i -. -. ',.'r y justice ,hall ;aIe an! sa..,q.
t;gl "Er.mic, '"'i ."E, : sLr ho!isth re,; q r....'
"''' H"'"''' 10 NAE-a. pr.r.- FR.F>n. -.
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Emry burning nj princeton College.

A lyfuDn,tr ii0n was MADE iy The ,tCltnts at PRINCETON
Cola.- on he night of the Bird instant, which was not al
together Ia keeping w!h the ordinary sympathy move.
men's IN IA. fee state. \ large procession 81 students,
HEADED by tstu-par~nti.s. marched ,hr"us, the streets,
with pauuer> irscrh-d John Brown, the horse thief, MUIR
derer ami martyr - "poNn with Seward - "Dowu will.
Henry Ward B-rchf:,' and such Ike notices. Arriving In
front / the College, ciisi-> OF seward and Beecher were
Consigned TO the flames, amid Groanlngs and shouts. Speech
e. were delivered. aud hearty cheers greeted the sentiment,
Of The speakers. The College faculty endcaSor.din vain 10
.,- ,,.,.. ~. n-1rprl mrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
Mock Hanging az scott.yi1c. Va.

The Register sSys. GA Friday night, the "a, Old Ossawai-
TAME was uh cMsN1 escorted through the streets by II
large concoursa OF myn and boys, aud a rooily number OF
servants. who were taore than pleased. The Old murderer,
by negro Ben. who performed the oNice Of execu,iSuer as
systematically a. any old shgriIcould have Gonr. Indeed.
a.. negroes enjoyed the proceedings beyond measure. and
selves with o.sswat;omie pike. TO Ali in defending ,hJr
masters. 4 black man played The tie. wish whisl, he made
Ia. u.tgf, ,i,-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
,pron The Raleigh, ~ c democratic Prog
Who's to Foot the Blu


u r""n'.r-'Sh. We ~ 81 =, ,G1 r,1t,,I rr.r-.
:i" Am'rican >'is., AZ. ",'sn," :, % st, a., itag,
'"cl!n" VI si''"' - ~, .L,r ,ry .....fs
Ini nom hHh', 'S.",, $40 : 49, III 80 E.r-i.a Toe.
,r'"Fai Si''|' 'h'o.' d, - i,.,r1.. a I4r.
i'r"''i' 'Ii'l''s d, -, 80. I.,,i.r, II tH. boz u'
=" 'he n''H.' 90 W. - .f-., i.t,.i. OH. 'a...a~, q. =
III" nature 81 N.' ,'.HP@'' '",' 81. ,F,, ,r r.-f
nation. ;.eu' 'hie"''' ~ VT ',a rrlrrt,p.af
a"T" hfr.-h dii r"'h q ,|,,,.., d, ,fa.r g,. y
Of the F,ri. Bnt. r. iNH' ' o..
:hr. point. aLi ma, y '"''''' H''"l' ~ ,.
Lion u.rI ans u.r ~ il' .r''fh 49, 1907
.r,.r.ut l. btl.I, 4rirr 'r 'HI'''H'yh' :" ~" YIN
IN .-I r,..g-y r.i.e ,at ably 1" Ito 'aI.'h'
stcf, +, SIT, ila1L.t BIS ;HI-l' Hsif ~ ~ .
- s,,, .,r,..s 60. .ri .1iar ia'fi, "h'H'' ~
800 : a., r.Ii ar.r rHs Federal no'r.rD9'hi - Vt
y~'",ys ., Al l..aI~i -'r. me fr''0I,n. NY y,
- 30, q. me >r,- r.f;' 80 I, ls'-n'r "i t.'l
"a 80. GOV w. "a. m"'' abb i!'iN'.'i wa,
w.. .',,.F u-..ur a 80. r!r raNI 'h' AN''E /"
ar f,.r A fr,,'r. 81. tom "'r own y','
80 .,a glri,st.au. -,r a..n'h f"i"'"" 'lfrh.'. r...
r,yf,,,i yl-E aI imr -ai. H' : ~ ',',',' .,
I,,.,Ecr my be- ,rry rr'fa"n'y t''"i -. e.,
-, y, hh5Il On. lac narysr. fer! r.'.r'"
v q. ,-- ~ re ffI' sa'' -'sr NV
"," rrgirr %. .a,.r.. t'y-'- "'H t'sr'- Az. f,'
h. osn ol..d~r, qrrl -. ",' h'-, .t.".l', .,'iysg ~ -.
INSTRUMENTATION 2. ii.7p'r' t".ts. ll."-';, -. g..
y,I.raI Government go, nn''' ~ ''
90. ,,yipg rY,,,s."a n: .' ''f''"' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16

unI,e with our sister Southern States. In r southern Con-
rrr.s 10 consult as 10 the hes; means Of protection.
Resolved, 2i, That the prompt, energetic ana prudent
course of Henry 4. Wise, Governor 81 Virginia., an the
MEASURES adopted iy hin In respect TO the i1rpers Ferry
AFFAIR, merits the approval OF 'ir pro!ie, anu We hereby
lender him our thank. FOR his conduct on that occasion.
Resolved, sd. That twenty men BE- appointed. IN each
Ma -i.terial District, is a Committee ci Vigilance, whose
dury h, shall be 10 exercise -lrict watch over al suspicious
i,r,on, In our nid.t, and also In regard to the post o.ic.s,
and 10 rec that The law j. executed ia regard thereto.
Resolved, Iih, That ii copy Of these resolutions hc sen:
to our Senator and Delegate. hnd that they hc published In
;he "En.uirrr," "wh!g' and "ESaiainrr." newspapers, q;
Richmond. j.. W. L. CtilfTf, Chairman.
JINiIs lspwSY. I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
Northern Markets..

BLLriNoRE, Dec. l4-flour Is declining; sales OF Howard
stree, al IS -. Wheat is firm At former rates. Corn is
buoyau:: white 3uai2c, yellow 164TSc. Provision. are
steady: Mess Fork fl6. Prime $40 80; BACON Sides loo.
WHISKY Arm at &c.
NEW YogS. Dec. l;-Cottnu L, frn. Flour Is Arm
Southern, g. 65l5 IS Wheat Is dull: Southern red, 81 50.
Corn IS arm aud scarce; new white, SSa9oc; yellow, 90cts.
Pork Is heavy mess, 40 l2ai6 2a. Whiskey Is held at 2'H
s3scts Turrsntinc IS Arm and unchanged. Rosin Ii hrn
~ $iS Res 10 s;sAdy, At SS.s4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
The Wyt,e G:rays, &c.
We"
4 letter from Charlss,ywn TO the Petersburg "Exprtss

Alei;er from Charleston TO tae Petersburg Express
and dated 18th inst, says:
''The wythe Grays, Capt. Kent, from wythryi.ie. Va, ar.
rived here saturday. They n0mb.r about 10 priva;cs. They
saw they were only three days In uuitcrniag themselveS-
The ladies coming noLly TO their ali. They come without
arms, expecting TO procure them IN Richmond, but the &c
vernon tod them t. come here, and get percus sion rifles. II
they could. 4 not TO take Din, rites, and j! hsy could rot
Get those take rocks.
'Ihe FIncIsile Ride Company. Capt. Anthony, from Fla.
castle. Va, About siN:y officers and privates. arrived ys>ter-
day. The We! Augusta Glarl left last night
Ia al, there aye abou; ,!3J troops a, Charleston \:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
From Mexico.

SIy oRLE,SS, Dec. li.-Nera Cru-e dates TO 10Th Inst
have been received. The siesner Brooklyn WAS expected
TO leave for New Orleans shortly, bearing the ratified
treaty. This is reliable news.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
Fire az Williamsburg, Va.

On the llth Instant, the old Raleigh Tavern, at Williams.
burg, was ~wi!Ifu!ly burnt down. The flames also coumunl-
Gated 20 The store of Mcssr.. Nest 4 Han.forl, but nearly
AL their stock OF goods WA S,Ted. not. however, without
being damaged. Total Io,s abou, $4,000. All parties S-.
partly insured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
cny.ruor.u inaupuration.

III Inauguration o. Go-. A. u MOot-, o: Alabama :
, .,copd term, took place NJ Montgomery On I"i''""!
se.s. III, EAe-i!.nsy delivered an !asusur,l atir['' {
voted mainly % the public school system aud i.ief"
lions. upon 7hich later ne taxes What Ii cs!is1 NJ"
Southern ground giving In nj. adhsE snee 10 nc do',i4I g
Of "prot-c,.c, 70 slave properly IN the Isrriors-' q.
though be Gst.ns:'y rspudiaie' ) e"ns's.' 49,
Code for tie saforceuen! Of he ssna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
Gov. Wise.

The Norfolk Arsu. state, that Gov. Wise, having pur.
chased from hi brother, John Z. Wise, Esq, the splendid
Nos-'-y 'rm. beautifully located OH the Eastern branch Of
The Ehz1D-'h. about eight miles from that city, confcln-
plates removing AID residing there In the early part Of
next wear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
One of Them.

The Einiira Is. " Gazette says that Eazlet,, one Of the
Ilarper's Ferry insurgents. nas formerly connected with \
gang Of horse thieves in that yicinlty. and escaped punish
m.ut ~ turuins S'a'e'- evidence. This Is IL specimen OF
the martyrs who are to make the "sallows glorious Us the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
Black Uepublicanisin Triumphant.

B,sToS, Dec. IL = Much zeal was unaffected by both par.
hes, in the municipal election held here to-day. l.. W..
Lincoln Republican, was elected Ma, or, by a plurality Of
l,2'o votes. 4 majority Of the Gil! Council, gu the Lin
colo tE ayi, We're also elected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16

From, Washington City.

w,sulxc1nx, Dec. Is The Senate have unanimously
confirmed John Hart. Of South Carolina, AS Superintendent,
OF Public prlnting. aud kmssa J. Parker rs District Ator.
ney for New York. Ia place Of Theodore sedse~lcs, dc
ceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
HOUSE,: OF DELEGATES.

At noon the members "er. called 10 @t'"i q! .ht SI.'srr
pr.yrr by the Rev. br. Moore % she l>' f'r-hs'ril'n
Church, Nchnorl.
BILLS FROM S'N-Ii1f's
The .oi!oain; Ills we're rep"riri ifo" M 'A"oH- com
mites:
I'LL 10 amend the 21th chapter OF - ci"n y, NJ ne IG'-
Of virginia. 10 define more fully the duties aai rights OF In
-rec'ov. o. Hour
\ I'LL authorlIia- persons convicted OF mt-feias"nof 10
h. rrlrl ..d froE. confinement In certain cas-.
4 hill .u:.0rilin: ~" COUNTY court 81 Hard. rpGnts to
IA, roila;e u loan, or i~-nc bonds to hrfrsy 'h- cNpeI,. Of
building i new court house.
\ hni granting rights OF way - mining and mHnuia"'ur.
ing compsri-, IN kanswLa county.
\ sHl authorizing th- county court Of lisrGy county y"
~! and convey the Odd Courthouse ani CLERK : Orfc". In
Hardy.
tn amend az: rr.-nact. the ar:, "n'i'lei, an a.. TO amend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
To the Democrats Of MeckIenhnnr.

A meeting will be held ut tie December Court, to en-.
dorse the message OF Henry 4. Wise, and 10 take action on
olhs- important businss-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16

IN. Coui.audrr {. the Rrcollyn Navy fad nA
order. crp i The prpE,m-nt a. Ws.hingon' 10 Hs's
,,ca n .rissSs NisytrS Aou.rd over 'Hr.h,i'a -.
men who -: thoroughly skilled u hs'A
,hs Sssars y . !.4lurs ~ = nxasrsS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
ROUSE OF DELEGATES.

I,iaec call Mr.. Speaker CTETCIirIELD the House &c me
90 oslrr. and the GGries OF the Ray We're opened wi:h prayer
los IL. Rev III. Reid. Of the Presbyterian Church, Rich
t,nnI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-16
W~.uNL-u,Y, D.CLHrER "a, -!
SENATE.

the Senate ~ order.
4 communication froH the iiou'- vas ,rad, iiidt, VII
the concurrence Of the Senate, the House viii proceed "h
saturday, December 18th. to tie election o; superintendent
Of the l-l!:-utilry. To III tn" unrN iirtd term VI Col. Lhas'
: Morgan, d"r"tsri. Thr Senate c"ncurrrt ia SAID f"-"'
luton
Nr. SMITH, from ;L. Committee Of Privilege; and tlr''
ton, made a rcro:; concluding sit. a resolution IN! CIri''
tOphcr !. Thomas, the senator elect from thr p!s.flt. 'oL!'
posed OF the counties Of Henry, franklin sid fatri|H' -
entitled To a seat Ia the Senate 81 virginia.
On motion II Mr.. SMITH, the report Wa o'd"'r! 10 ne
printed.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10
St0fks, Gxtbartge, 1T.

COUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
'0i"'" O"e ''l0'''' '''' PENDERGAST Bios,
n2ltf Il Smiths wharf, up stairs.
MARYLAND COUPON SIZES z +: s tSE sHls By
nlStf No. "a Second street
FXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
l y! to suit. JNo S. CUTTINGS CO.,
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
lAsale in sums to suit. JNo S. GITTINGs 4 co,
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD BONDS
.,.,, RI SULLIVAN,
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK; FARMERS
lxl Merchants Bank Stock Baltimore and Ohio Raj
road 1857 Bonds for sale by o,,1 u,pprc oovc
M Y. 81 SIX PER 0FS% SS s:s5S For
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- For sale by KNox& CO,
au18tf 9Grocers Exchange.
Union BANK STOCK WANTED BY
j28n Basement Chesapeake Bank
E0RANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
j2sn Basement Chesapeake Bank
STATE OF MARYLAND PER CT. STOCK
SET s2stf '"'' " sAML. HARRIS SONS.
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
" PHILIP COVER Il CO,
jelt corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
II LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
jllt So Buchanans wharf,
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
PURVlS 4 CO,
j7-a 2OS Baltimore street
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
" SIAH LEE co. j2h
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO l. co.
- San Francisco, Cal, and on P c. BoMBALIER CO.,
in to aut for sal hy
" PENDERGAST Bros
apnd II Smiths wharf, stairs
FXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
IL LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
lift No. IS Buchanan's wharf.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP GOV Err h CO.,
|, jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER 4 co,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
u by PHILIP COVER L CO,
iel-tf Baltimore and Harrison SITS
FXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
Il PENDERGAST BROS,
m30t No II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| IN wanted by KNOX & CO.,
ap28tf Exchange Place.
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
- apl+tf JNO. S. CUTTINGS & co
EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO AND ALL
1.-the principal mining Of California for sale by
| PENDERGAST BROS,
| m30-tf No II Smiths wharf up stairs
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January 1860 I'd 9TH sthsaid property sold for the
',.' '' ' WHIT VALIANT,
dSst City Collector.
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given to all chronic diseases, CoUGHs
diseases Of NosE MOUTH THROAT and LUNGS ali SKIN
dss srou ea
raiga Paralysis Epilepsy or Commissions Dyspepsia Dys
short time also, Of Stomach, Liver and Bowels There
diseases incidental to women and children which
be- by y er b Bake c produce thousand
HNGR III P sRE sufs OK il SRsg HIP DISEASES
sCD HES Et WERE TERT 81 TE NOSE
in TT %THEE RI E5k kT SE THE fBoDT,
ofevery descriptions and without the ofhe knife any
surgical instruments These last named diseases be
place by the Doeor M
IF BRe has bs6 made o S Ud that
vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
A'l0''eaSe' OF the EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the use Of the knife nee
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYNPANUMS, or EAR DRUMS,
i've min9ss Esh TRTsPETs Of every description also
large q AR R7AqftH fnd H dqJfSs
WITH VIII the the Ane E9 aDd
These articles perfectly natural and adapted either
All asses for Hernia Rupture every de-
scrpton for either SEX and Trqsses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoLAP
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated and skfu
personally in every PRINCIPAL city of the world;
postage s eases
b via 9 bs those
ES-Ofice Hours, from A. NJ. too I; NJ
Office, 7oi Broadway few doors above Fourth street
MS If New York City.
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DnbIit SaIfs.
BY GIBSON d co.

15s.t TRUSTEES SALE.
ii By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Ba Ii
more city the subscr Der will offer for sale at public
auction at the Exchange SaesrOom Second street in Bal
p. NJ: 0' " '''
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND being about three acres
the precise quantity ofwhch will be made known on the
day Of sale, and which is situated Gimor and Mount
Streets between Baker and Presbury streets Gmor street
Is now heng paved The lots fronting each side of this
street will run back for the distance Of I56 feet IL inches to
20 feet alley The lots fronting the side Of Mount
street will run back for he ,me distance above
factory price not obtained it will then be offered lots
plat OF the property may he at the office the sub
80 st Paul street and at Mrs H. g. Armstrong;
the Old Windsor Mill Road -
Terms of sale-One thd in cash; onetrd in and the
Daace IN y months from day of sale credit payments to
bear interest from the day SALE and be by the
purchaser by notes. with endorsCr approved of by the
subscriber G. L. DULANEY Trustee
GIBSON Il CO.,
o7-ZawNns sP Auctioneers.
A OGRAPH LETTERS
a DISTINGUISHED MEN
We will II on THURSDAY December 18th at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, at our room, No n. Charles street, AUTOGRAPH
LETTERS OF Presidents Washington, Adams, Jefferson
rrlson and of Charles Carroll of Carroton Sam
leNansr Hamilton r. G. Harper, Lafayette, Charles Lee.
hng Thomas Pair Timothy Pickering, Thomas and
IN C. Pincknev, VIM. Pinkney, Benz. Rush, BENZ Stod
dard Benl TaImadge Anthony Wayne and Oliver Wocott
~ Specimens of these Letters may Seen at the Book
store of Lucas Brothers. and Catalogues containing full CO.
Terms Cash. ~ ~
dS,l0.l3I5 GIBSON a IN Auctionao-s
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| for sale by
NIT SHAW, FRICK co.
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No Catalogues and goods ready for examination day
revious to sale. j. DEAN SMITH, Trustee
d2ts CANNON x MATTHEW'S Auct'rS
MORTGAGEE'S SALE,

:
R,s UNDER ACT OF IS-G CHAPTER 1872
IA The undersigned, Attorney for Caroline Wright,
will sell by public auction, under the Act Of 1926 chap 1872
At the Court House door, in r9wS9ntowp, MONDAY,
December 10Th, ls59 at 3 O'Clock, Z. NJ:
. ALI. THAT LOTT: PIECE nR PARCEL or GROUND,
lyn and being in the village Texas Baltimore county,
which is more fully described in deed of mortgage from
Frederick Wright to Caroline Wright, and recorded in the
Land Mortgage Records Baltimore county. IN Liner G. II.
c. No 10, folio J5O, &c. Subject ANIMAL ground
OF 1880 payable half yearly the LIST day Of January and
July in each and every year.
The imp ,ovements are good STONE HOUSE. ana other
out buildngs.
Terms Of sale-Cash. RICHARD GRASON,
d. 2aWtS Attorney or WRIGHT
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BY SAMUEL II. COVER
no. :; -, =, - - 49,
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

kiii on 9E yd T3fF5 tPfFi rF@e sFFEEr
By virtue Of an order Of the Circuit Baltimore
CITY passed the d day Of November 1854 the undersigned,
Trustee will sell public auction the
WE'D ESDA Y December q, at O'Clock. 7. VI:
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated on
the west side Of Calvert commencing the
of twenty nine feet southery from the southwest
Calvert and Centre Streets and running thence south
Calvert street twenty nine feet thence westerly, parallel to
Centre street. one hundred and ten feet less ar
alley; and thence northery, binding the side
Of Ilargove alley twenty nine feet and thence by straight
line to the place Of beginning Together with the improve
mentS thereon consisting large and substantial BlCk
DWELLING, with large Back Building, built in mode
style, with the best material
Terms of saIeOne third cash, and balanca Unequal pay
ments in six and twelve months, with
sale. Taos. G. YEARIEG, Trustee
5. II COVER, AuctOnrer
u29eO&ds 81 Baltimore street
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Stsnrattts Gullrpanies.
TARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
OFFICE OF THE
NEPTUNE ms NOE COMPANY,
NO 26 PINE STREET

I lie ABoyE COMPANY, HAVING THEIR CAPITAL
OF s=U0J PAID up IN Cash, is prepared Issue Poll
cieS Vessels Freghts and Cargoes against Marine ant
public The charter provides that one third Of tie profit
a be divided among the Stockholders and the remaining
two-thirdS among the Dealers
1t the intention of this Company to increase its CAPITAL
so a0d pa a PIE nH 9! Theh is ALREADY sub
open the Office the Company until the ls December
Certificates Sock viii be issued upon the surrender Of
18th inst ~ "
WI WI T. cA FH6MfJ R5ssid TGts fr..,t
c. F. WREAKS, Secretary.
DIRE CTORS.
A. & NAN NEST ......Firm of A. r. Van Nest Co.
WILLIAM REDMOND
G finI Etl Firm of E Pavenstedt & Co.
RUDOLPH C. BURLAGE. Consul Genera of the
( p BIGKINsoN........Fi Firm of Wakemaa, Dimon & Co
FRtNefs of Ross Faconer Co
r p IRoBISS4 o. Firm Of W9olrqG Robinson
Sr 4 RKs u Firm Of wat2H!e A R Reyna
HAK A Firm FPdds % sc hsTii Co.
= Ii, LIEN Firm of NJ Lienau Co
fH a W CROSBY Firm of Crosby pibhes Co
JOHN, MoRTiIIER. JR.
j. NELS0 n, of Tappan starbuck
LANES = FISH; Firm of J. D. Fish Co.
d hRAPER: Firm Of Draper Devlin
LOUIS WA IB ....Firm of Walsh, Carver Chase
SSTSrAy {SFH B5sfi Son c.
u. HAkSE1 President 18th Ward Bank
+; " H0WEs President PARK Bank
AIMS B. FIRM IF A Of GarRar Rs BsG SRes
rHQS e; T. BUCKLEY. Firm of Plat Gerard 4 Buckley
HENRY f. CLARK. Firm Of Clark Vest Co.
ds bamsG having been appointed for the
GILMOR MEREDITH
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BY SAMUEL J. sOPER & GO.

Oh TRUSTEES SALE
-A@sA~ VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
EAST FAYETTE STREET.
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Baltimore
CITY, sitting as Court of Equity the subscriber trustee
viii offer for sale on MONDAY the 18th day OF December
NEXT at o'clock T. NJ public auction at the Exchange
city of Baltimore: ~
ALL, THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
and lying in the city Of Baltimore, described follows
that to Beginning for the northwest in
rsecon of Fayette and Dallas Streets running thence
westerly bounding the northernmOst side of Fayette
street 50 feet inches to the ground leased by Thomas
Elderly to Thomas Curtain thence Dortherv with and
bounding on that ground us feet to Union alley thence
eaSterly boundngOn the S0uthernmOSt side Of Union
alley % eet3 inches 10 the southernmost intersection
Union alley and Dallas and thence souherly bound
ing the west side of Dallas 6 inches to the
place Ofbeginning.
The improvements consist Of TWO two-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, Nos PA and 2l6 two brick smoke
houses one hanging house for meat, wash house
The terms of sale third cash the day of SALE
onehird six and the other third in twelve months
after the credit payments to bear interest, and he
cured by promsoy notes with security approved By
the Trustee, all cash at the ion the purchaser
JOSEPH G. BOYD, Trustee,
Il West Fayette street
SAMUEL }. SbPER II CO.,
Dlq2awKdS Aurti
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WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
,,, - =, THOMAS c. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary
The undersigned, having been duly appointed Agent Of
this Company prepared receive applications for nsu
rance as above and instructed give notice all
in this city who desire to place risks with said Company
that their applications for Insurance must be made
agency in Baltimore HENRY A. DIDlER,
fel2tfr Commercial BUILDING Cav stra
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MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
lVt THIRD WEEK
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE NAVAL ILLUSTRA-
TIoNS AND MILITARY REPRES ENTATIoNS
OF $ Nj ERS0N'S
GIGANTIC EXHIBITION OF SCENES FROM THE
RUSSIAN WAR,
Which of it's unexampled popularity, will be
repeated each evening during the week. except Tuesday
evening. Also, on Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Doors open att O'Clock, performance commencing at "a
Admtance % cents.
Children to the afternoon exhibition 10 cents d5-tf