The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-26

and 50 Fayette street
e. MELoDE0Ns from s.5: upwards; mh2l.f
|TP THE HON. EDWARD EVERETT'S
TION:
''THE EARLY DAYS OF FRANKLIN,n
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNION PROTESTANT
1NFIRMARY, will be delivered in the HALL OF THE
MARYLAND INSTITUTE on the EVENING OF MONDAY,
the It'll April.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH. To be had at the prin-
cpa Bookstores and Apohecare and door on the
evening of the Grafton.
The doors VIII be opened at So o'clock precisely the Ora
ton to commence at o'clock. mh267t
$FP REV. DIR. E. YEATES REESE
ALFRED TENNYSON'S
'MAY UEEN,''
and other selections from the author the Methodist
Protestant Church, corner of AISQUITH and FAYETTE
STREETS, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 18th instant
at o'clock.
TICKETS TWENTY FIVE CENTS to be had at the prn-
pal Bookstores, and at the door evening of the
lecture mh25-2t+
Up CATHOLIC INSTITUTE
w. LECTURE
AT THE NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
The postponed Lecture of
GEN. JAMES SHIELDS, U. s. S.
BEING THE FIFTH AND LAST OF THE COURSE,
Will be delivered on
MONDAY, the 2Sth inst,
at so'clocll PM
SUBJECT-''MEXICO"
Tickets 25 cents mh25st
IP FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK,
- - BALTIMORE 18th March, lS59The STOCKHOLDERS Of
B cS KS e eye nG $ that an EELoH for
t@een S hours on on Il p1 the 18th day of April next be
mhlg-te JAMES MOTT, Cashier
#T{D BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL-
~ RoAD-NOTICE TO DIRECTORS.-The Directors
cd to a Rs 8[oa GmPa T
on ESDA y the 5t day of April next, for the
:. !s I.s.. .. .ns -o! HIN $ sEIIMAN President
a. a STODDARD'S EATING HOUSE,
SNS9 No. SoUTH STREET,
WI NJ, next next door to the Sun Iron Building
hepubic that having above house he Is prepared
to fprn3h them with every thing in his line in
NBFsh Chowde every Tuesday and Friday [ml26
NOTICE.-WILLIAM GAEHLE, of the city of
! Baltimore has executed to the undersigned Deed
the payment his debts every description Is conveyed for
by the this after the satisfaction of certain
preferred creditors provision is made payment pro
rate of such creditors shall, before the first day of
their claims against said Wiam aehe in @ Slse 81
the dividend to be paid to them hereunder copy the
of the Superior Court may be at the Office under
mh26- law4w rs NELSON POE.
o. ~ TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
iis REAL EsTATE-By virtue of dec. ee of the Circuit
- Court for Baltimore city the undersigned AS Trustee
will Offer at pgbc sale at the Merchants Exchange saes
DAY the 3d day of April next all the following very valu
10. i, 4 LOT OF GROUND WITH IMPROVEMENTS
situate the west side Of Calvert street. the northwest
dence OF Mr.. William Collins, binding Calvert street 81
feet with depth of 100 feet running back alley
DWELLING, with hreestory back building, built in the
very desirable residence The Dwelling 10 North Cal
No ; LOT OF GROUND WITH IMPROVEMENTS
situate the east side of High street near Baltimore
Dwelling No s. said lot binding High g. feet witt
and extending through to and joining to the above
The improvements consist of large twosory Bric
DWELLING and back building in thorough repair, will
which build another house fronting on High Street Also
Soa E5 81 G GF ct GE sG5pS 9P %T eS
situate on the east SIDE OF south street near Pratt binding
to- SH boe street . feet with depth of 81 feet running 6aci
The improvements consist of a large brick WAREHOUSE
n good order and now under rent to Mr. William Robinson
bEs waEShS@is n 8 SG R GR stTfs In RENT
the northeast Of President and Stiles streets binding
on Stills street The lot is improved by brick Dwell
The terms of sale as prescribed by the Decree areone
guarter cash on the day Of sale oneuaer in onequare
to the satisfaction of the Trustee.
| For terms of sale, &c, inquireof
| 4. FRISBG HENDERSON, Trustee,
No. CounscIiorS Hall, Lexington street
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E:A TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
!i ooUNTRYsEAT, G PRq 4, ynI. on TEE TREDE
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the undergned Trustees, will offer public
the Exchange, i'll Baltimore city, SATURDAY. the l6tl
| day of April, 1889, at O'Clock, P NJ,
| ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND ON THE NORTH SIDI
Of the Frederick Turnpike Road, occupied by Seth Reed
ESQ., about 5@ miles from the city of Baltimore. conainn
! EIGHTY-TW0 AND THREE-QUARTERS ACRES Oi
LAND more or less which land is particularly described
the suitcase from Eicheberger Reed, dated 18th March
1874 recorded in ber T. X, No 339 folio 239 &c and
subject redeemabe annual ground of $2O6 e. paya
BILE half yearly, the 1t Of February and August in ec
year. Til" improvements consist of an old FRAME Dwell
! LING, and usual outhouses
The situation of this property is in high and healthy
the Immediate neighborhood of Paradise Sales an
it is regarded the eligible and commandin
situation the Frederick Road The water on the place
abundant and excellent.
The whoeof the property will he offered in one lot or
be distributed INTO suitable parts may be found
advisable at the sale \ plat Of the premises will pepar
ed and left for inspection at the office Of B. NJ Heghe, Esq
30 st. Paul street
Terms Of salc-One fourth cash and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest and security
| Title indiSputab!e.