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Choice Lot for Sale,

Y Ehf suitable fora Hotel. The lot Is on the North
~ East corner OF Sixth and Ludlow-GG 9-3xiOO feet,
4 MSS a location well adaptedf fora Hotel, nnd the prop.
cry s is offered at a pnce and terms to slit any one
je2s H.IIf 'A - TThhiiAn ~,
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FOR SALE.

a convenient two story Brick Dwelling on Jones street,
containing . rooms, summer kitchen, fcistern. we'll
cellar, stahiing, &C., with choice fruit. This property
Tn ne sod al bargain ifappheation be made soon, as
II" 49, o"ner WISHES TO remove from the city. Enquire OF
Jezz CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Third st.
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DWELLINGS HOI1CEC

HIIlIIINN no
location Of some of them; II l'TT
-frnSI STREET, between Main and Jefferson;
lngs. MY me u"eh-
THIRD STREET e
FOURTH sTREET I" affnvuuu
EiFTH STREET, between Main and Ludlow,
WILKINSON ST, " Foutth ond ESSb,
LUDLOW STREET. First and Nyafsr.'
Over the Rhine"
SMITH STREET, near Brown;
sIKEEI between Brown and Jefferson;
JACKSON ST. " Fifh and Van Buren,,
B~AlNBRIDGEST, North Of 81
CLINTON STREET, near Third;
SECOND STREET, East Of Webster,
lhese are many OF them very choice pieces Of property
ana al are offered low. l have besides those above
enumerated, large amount Of very cheap properly in
the suburbs, for sale and trade.
OHAS. r.. CLARKE, Real Estate AGENT.
le2S Clrgg's Building, Thru 81.
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Candies.
To Lovers Of Good Things

IF you want your Party or Wedding Tables decorated
L with
CAKES AND PYRAMIDS
OF every description, that can't he excelled. Leave
your orders ut M~ARSHALL'S,
jylS No. "S3 East Third ST., Dayton, o.
lime CANDIEs-Of every variety, pure and fresh,
II 20 to M~ARsHALLS,
iyis No. 223, East Third st., Dayton, o.
'CMALL CAKES.-A good assortment Of Small Cakes
- kept constantly ON hand at MABsHALLfS
jyls No. 223, East Third st., Dayton, o.
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s. Irs.zzT Rsnt.

UyANTED.-An person having Cash Capital Of
w seven 10 ton hundred dollars, can learn where ne
can invest u in q good well established lucrative hnu
saio business BY addressing ?. o. Box No 1910 nay
ton, Q. Fll
NOR sALE-rwo valuable 40 acre Farms for sale
NJ Public Auction. ! will sell on the premises, AZ
public auction, in Jefferson township Montgoneiy
county, Ohio, on Saturday, September leeO. Iht
R55oPss'g ro kaos sat &, me- h bst q s asrrs e assr and 70 acre:
timber both tracts have running water on them. ana
either Of them will makea delightful farm. one Of ths
tpcts has on ita good honse and baft, oIchard ol nun
trees, sc. For further particularly refer 20 o-
iofityt JOSEPH bAMBERr
NOR sALE-A HOUSE n LOT, on Main st.,
IL ~ squares nom The Court House, and known ",
tha Temperance House. The house h well c%hculnted
Tor q hotel or boarding house. Lot 40i9 front, 1fpieet
deep. For particulars inquire o.
gio
NOR sALE-THE LUTHERAN CHURCH, cor
II ner Of Fourth and Jefferson streets, landf want
ed) with all ITS furniture and fixtures, For terms, apply
ian5i john McREYNoLDs.
NOR sALE-Two acres ofland, with a store house
II and dwelling house on IT, situated IN West sonora
Preile county, Ohio, 20 miles west " Dayton, on me
DAYTON and Western Railroad. The st0rehouse h OF
brick, 40 hy so feet, two stories high situated immedi-
ateiy on tile uailrdad. The dwelling h near the store
a name cottage, containing five rooms and porch, !
will sell said property very low and on easy payments.
ian5i D. NJ. CURTIS, Dayton,
7 AND WARRANTS bought and sold
IL ap1 D, BECKEL.
TO RENT
store Rooms on Third and Jefferson SITS.
mh2d D. BECKEL.
SALE
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EMPIRE CAMPAIGN LYRICS. No. 5.

PRESIDENTIAL TRACK.
Ain--"Campto,rn Rqcn.
From Illinois there can ie iound-dudah. dudah,
Two nags upon the campaign ground, dudah, &c
First 'iiule Dug ! do declare, dndah, dudah,
And ''spotted Abe" with kinky hair, dudah. etc.
They are bound 10 run this all,
And ! am not afraid
To bet my money on '1ittle Dug"
Whon bet on 'spotted Abei'
These horses nm one race before. dudah, dudah,
And old Spots wind proved very poor, dudah, etc.
whilst Abrams fionds looked very sad, dudah, etc.
They are hound 70 run this 81, etc.
For many years old Abe's been kept, dudah, dudah,
BY Gidding he's hefu rubbed and swept dudah, etc.
TIL oil the hair seems Oh his tail, dudah, dudah,
Ae though 'twcre done with Hanks rail, dudah, etc.
They are bound 70 run this fall. etc.
Some time ago old Parson Pete, dn.iah. dudah,
This nelfsame spotted horse did beet, dudah, etc.
And Christians say 10 Is no use, dudah, dudah,
Fol Abe 70 run 20 laak and looes, dadah, etc.
They are bound 20 run this fall, etc.
No thanks 10 Cortin, Abe or clan, dudah, dudnh,
Do soldiers want when they've a man, dudah, etc.
Like "Giant Dag the mighty Onef dudah, dudah,
Who never lost a race he run, dndah, dudah da.
They are bound 10 run this mll, etc.
Old Ale this hl viii truly and, dudah, dndah,
Once more he will h. lcn behind, dudah, etc.
FOR all the soldiers IN the land, dudrlh
With Little Dug go hand IN hand, etc.
They are hound TO run this hi, etc.
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IyDEPRNREyT.
REyrEMTBEu

FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT,
DANIEL A. HAYNES.
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Meoiral.

nR. A. ECHEAT's celebrated Restorative Bit
~ tiers, for The epp Of DyspcpsiA LIVER Complaint,
Debility, Sick Hcadnche, Loss ofhrpette, And an the
unpleasant symptone following in The trnin q lndiges-
ton, with hll directions Tor their nee, may BE- bad a
J. W pietuch's, Phillips House, Daytoni William Neg
ley's, Germantown; Owen Hatfeld, near Centrerille.
journal copy.l sjy2Oiw
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Greenyllle and Miami IA

CHANGE OF TIME
ON and after Friday, June Goth, 1850, until further
y notice, trains win run a. follows;
Leave Dayton at 500 am, and $50 m.
Arrive at Union 1890 p m, " 800
RETURNING.
Leave Union Mt 300 a m, and li60 m.
Arrive Mt Dayton ll:40 " " 5:lO :"
Passengers taking the 9;25 a m train from. DAYTON,
arrive at Indianapolis at $40 p m. The train leaving
Dayton at 1880 p IN connects at Union with the Express
train Of heiBellefpntaine Railroad line, arriving at In
dianapolis at 8l6 p m, making close connections with
trains for Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, st, Louis
and all Western points.
M Fare as low az by any other route.
For tickets and further Information, please apply 10
Samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent at the Union
Depot, Sixth street.
iy2l ii. G. STIMSON, Sup't.
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REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
P~REsIDENTIiL ELECTORS.

ron THE STATE At LARGE.
SERAPHIM MEYER, Of Stark County.
WILLIAM b. WOODS, Of Licking County.
DISTRICT ELEcToRs.
lst DistHct-wm. J. Flagg, Hamilton.
pa Z" John Schiff
ord " J. n. Zoos, preble.
Ath u s. u. Walker, Shelby.
9th " Edward Sheffield, Henry
9Th +" N. A. Devore, Brown.
9TH " H.. G. kaufman Fayette.
9Th " q. y. Stayman, Delaware.
9th " Chester Mott, wyandotte.
10th John u. James, Jackson.
nth James ". Miller, Meigs.
18th a Samuel d. FOSTER, Franklin.
18th " VIM. Dnrbin, Ere.
1Ah " Burr Kellogg, Ashland.
18th " \. r. joss, Holmes.
18th {" Amos Layman, Washington.
nth Z" Wilson 5. KennOn, Belmont.
18th " Israel y. Carter, summit.
18th " Chas. II. Adams, Lake.
20th =" Geo. A. Howard. Ashtabula.
2lst " Geo. Webster, Jefferson.
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HI arces ! mile west OF Sidney, on a fine road 75
acres under cultivation: Comfortable frame dwelling
house or rooms. Well, cistern, orchard, &c. Land q
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THARGE ALONG THE LINEg'
Hon. q. Il. Vanandigham

Win address a meeting Of the Democ-
racy, at the Madison House." ION c. II 4
d Railroad) in Butler county, on Saturday
afternoon, the 2lst inst, at 3 o'clock.
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ALSO.

3S acres on the Shakertown Pike, four miles from the
Guy Handsome two-story frame house-9 rooms
rlhe barns, good bearing orchard, smoke-house, spring
EASY. ' "N" AeimS
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DARN Fol SALE.-IsO acres " miles from Na,v
II Castine, Dark County, and x mile from Browns
Station on the ID. & W. X. r., 136aeres under fine cnlti.
vatfon. Good frame dwelling; f7nne harm. Also. n
hewed log dwelling. Good orchard, 2 springs and a
creek OF running water through the place. Part bottom
la and ana me balance best quality ofsecond bottom.
less than inferior land has actually sold for III the vi
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Clegg's Building. Sd street.

90 acres best quality, second bottom on the River Road
z miles below the city. Small frnme house, good frame
oarn, orchard &C. Will be sold low on very easy pay
"ieh's' CHAS. T.. r
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Nor SALE on RENT.-A very convenient frame
j. House, Of 0 Rooms, Stable, &c, located within a
few minutes walk of the centre of the city. win no
sold on i've years time or rented to a good tenant,
CHAS. L. CLARKE, Third street,
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EoRSALE,-I4 acres, 2 miles from the city-west
Il Handsome twO-story brick house; new-cellr, web,
cistern, &c, good frame barn, and out-houses; choice
fruit of every description. Best quality ofland.
CHAS. e, CLARKE, Real Estate Agent,
Cleggs Building, Sd st.
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WANTED Anyp erson having Cash Capital OF
wv seven 10 ton hundred dollars, can learn where ne
can invest Il in q good well established lucrative aha
lton. w ieli
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an elegant country residence, = mile from German
e0Wh, comprising 6S acres Of excellent land in high
dwelling, containing 10 rooms, recently huilt; large hank
ulIl' ahdn ll the necessary out-buildings; q acres i'm
y vineyard m hne bearing condition, bearing fruit trees
OF every variety; shrubbery, &c. Also, a beautiful fish
Pohd on the premises, fed by a stream o. drumming water;
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~ EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE


RsiiI PROPERTY.
sA BY virtue Of power contained in the will of John
bis @ 6v G AT 70 dn
pa 18th of May, 1860, at o'clock NJ at the Exchange
RA As ATP YA AF "a GEo PPR9PEETY Viz
side OF Lanvae street. at the distance OF % feet southwest
wardy from Grundy street fronting % feet Lanyale
lot adjons the residence Of Charles Reese, Esq and i'm
medately posite the Gothic mansion belonging the
OF te ate Mrs Duncan and Is most eiiSby situated
No.2%A i6T or GROUND on the southwest side Of
6fndy street at the distance of 100 feet Southe istwardy
spn Lamyag street iEon1& 40 rect inches on &[gndy
immediately adjoins the Chapel belonging to Emmanuel
MIA LOT or GROUND en- the southwest side Of
LuhIy street at inc distance OF 70 eet ENTHUSIASTICALLY
running back 4, l5o fee feet to Lengths alley.
by h nterfcSn Of the southwest side Of Grandy street
street 10 feet and running back and binding MoShcr
street 100 feet to Jenkins alley.
iug erected Grnndy street, between Townsend and Me
echen streets are to be set back 10 feet from the building
therefore be od subject to this arrangement which must
enhance materially the value Of the property the entire
MA LOT OF GROUND situate at the corner formed
and the northeast side Foster alley fronting 80 feet on
or GR6t SN Situate Ss' dn the so 92 ay
SIDE OF John street at the distance of m feet southeast from
MoS" street ifonlnG on John street % feet running back
l'S feet to , E2IteT alley D1 I, o-, r, ,por-,,
the south SIDE OF Fayee street. at the distance OF rs feet
from Charles street and adjoining the pro
inches tIaeahOuts and running back southwardly,
parallel with Charles street, III feet and oneeig of
inch, ereabout to Bank lane, with all the improve
ments, viz: a large TliREESfORY BRICK BUILDING
with back building rented and used for Lawyers OffceS
fronting 25 feet Fayete street with depth Of lot of III
feet. Also, twOstory BRICK BUILDING, Of front
and depth % lot (kewiSe occupied oiccs) with Brick
Stable in the rear fronting Bank lane the whole ot he
ing subject to rounte of S2i0 per Both build
ings undcent good and puncual tenants at $ per
annum two offices being At present unoccuped in the third
story, which have generally commanded $50 to 500
mum, king in al rent of about 81 800 per This
property from the fine depth of otl4 eetand its having
most advantageousy improved either by the extension OF
Offices the erection other buildings yield the
purchaser very handsome interest lhe investment
No S.-FHE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND situate
the formed by the intersection of the side
North Charles street and the south side of Bank lane front
CT aes feet inches, running back
bounding Bank lane ~ feet The improvements consist
Of large tire story brick WAREHOUSE, known as No.
North Charles street. said lot is subject annual
ground rent of $0S IS. The first floor and cellar until
Gently rented for number of years grocery store
The stand of the the ity
for a retail dry goods or any similar business.
For terms Of SALE which will be LIBERAL and other particu
| 1ar ar,v1u To
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ap23-2S&I,5,S,2,HI5M AuC
BY WILLIAM HtNIVTTON
AttOrnfps.

RICHARD HENRY SPENCER,
Ia oo. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offices. =; corner Olive and Third streets,
ST LOUIS, MISSOURI.
- ~ Particular attention paid to the COLLECTION or
CLAIMS.
Rrferences-Messrs. John Sullivan & Sons Whedbee &
Dicklnson, Sam Harris Sons, Clarke Pegram Baltimore
te2S-3mN
4 CHARLES f. PHELPS,
" ATTORNEY At LAW,
- No LAW BUILDINGS,
continues TO practice in the Courts of BALTIMORE CITf
and HOWARD COUNTY fa22ty
TFNHOMAS WHELAN, JR,
a ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CALIFORNIA;.
l6 ST. PAUL STREET,
$780, Sd door south of Fayette street,
VIII give prompt attention to the Collection Of Claims
and all professional business rOnided him dI3aTfnr
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nny1 2awtS
BY GIBSON ~ 90


EtODlIlC Oh LIE.
Il OFTllE VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY OF
TIL LATE HON. JOHN NELSON
On TUESDAY and WEDN ESDAY EVENINGS, 18Th and
10th Nay We will sell by public auction, rooms
Charles street. commencing at ~ o'clock each evening the
valuable LAW LIBRARY of the late Hon. John Nilsson
mpSing large and valuable collection of choice works
among which We name English Law and Equity Reports
Law Library Maryland Reports and Digest Towards Re
IOrts, Niles Weekly Register, 81 volumes complete, Ne
Catalogues of the whole will be prepared and the Books
arranged for examination day two before the sale
Terms cash, in bankable funds.
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GEORGE I'll BSON,
CHARLES G. GIBSON, : Executors.
FREDERICK GIBSON.)
GIRSnN & 90 ADcts

Win be added to the sale above LOT OF GROUND on
the southwest side of Grundy street between Townsend
ard MoSher streets and the Lots and advertised in the
Executors sale above, fronting GO feet Gruudy street
and running back $50 feet to Jenkins alley.
Also the very desirable LOT OF GROUND situate the
northeast side of Garden street. embracing the entire square
between Mosher and McMechen streets from ing $50 feet
Garden and running back bounding MOShe and
Nc Mechen streets, $50 feet to Mason alley.
GIBSON Il co,
AuctioneeTs
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II R. BAA KEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Special attention given to all chronic Diseases CoUeHs,
diseases Of the nose, Mourn TGRoar and uSGs ali SKIN
DISEASES of description SUCCESSFULLY treatedIum-
oagG, LUMBAR AoIcesses Scroi4 tout n
entery DarrhRa The very of PILES cured
short time also, of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
many diseases incidental to and children which
treated with distinguished All particulars will
be given by letter DR. Baakee produce thousand
CAScERs b III SUES Or uhGER HIP DISEASES
FlSTUL zoe, OF EVERY I n, pEsCRIPTI0Ni ~,
TuMoRS. AND SWELLINGS
of every description and without the ohe knife any
surgical Instruments These last named diseases
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients
DR. BaaBee has made discovery of ''FLUIpn that
will produce absorption Of the "CATARAcT" and restore
permanent vision to the Eye, without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
die Dr. Baakee has constantly on hand at his Office very
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TfMPANUMS, or EAR DRUMS,
which are suitable for either sex and all agesinserted in
every variety artificial articles known in the wod-a
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL FEET
W hes aes Are pe a Sa n adapte for either
and be sent by eXpre any part the world
scrption for either SEX and Trusses particularly aiaptet
for females in weak condition. also for those with
| sUs UTERI
Doctor Baakee is of the most celebrated and skllfu
physicians and surgeons living. His fame know
| personally in every principal city of the world.
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee contain
to postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
he treated by correspondence except those mentioned
| which will require his personal supery .slsI
| DoCTOR BAAKEE,
Office 7Oi Broadway, few doors above Fourth street,
nlS-H New York Citv
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4ublif SaIts.

l
xx,l samOfE H. GOSEH
'EO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Il MISCEI t>-CSI,' I,t'
or VAIUABTE "a aE aAGE &c
TO PAY ADVANCES Am III tp;,rC.
VIII sell without reseryr1 ON WEtH III, ,,o,-
ING May 10Th at 10 O'clock my store No -
| / Ell EGANr HUNTING CASE IS ''c'e'' VIZ
4 SUPER ENGLISH III MING CAS- n ~ ~ cost S2s5
Il Nh C " a M 49,
4 is n OPEN FACED " ATCH-Inat,, ~ 'oSt SlI5
1 navy cast
= HUNTING CASE ITDVE GOLD WATCHES
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miscellaneous.
WINSHIP'S
GEL E b r a r ID
sELF-VENTILATING REFRIGERATION.

,qc .ubmt few home ties timonials;
BALTIMORE, March nth, 1860
COLLINS, HEATH & HUTCHINSON.
Gents Having purchased you one Of "Winships Patent
kcirEeroIs' after giving it practical tt desire to
IT'S construction. external appearance and internal arrange
mcns are admirable, and its preserving ycntiatin
properties perfect enabled preserve any mum
Der ana variety of dishes Within while every article
us natural avor The Provision Chamber skep. cool and
as dry as any well ventilated Sdeboar while labor of
keeping it sweet and clean consider inval
liable. Trulv vours
" IT, CLIBAUGT, Fountain Inn
MEssRs. G, H&II:
Gens-one Of Of your "winshps ventating RsirigeISa
ont nndlng N 1t any fault The ventilation is very g' o.
aS SsP fe7 a do o ia tight
1t %s think you can SAFELY 10 your Gus
'O"''' very r' J. CcsRs'&R%SfoRD NELSON.
BALTIMORE, April 19ih 1850
BALTIMORE, February LIST, 1860
GensIi adoSds me pleasure to add my testimony in ia
season and used my establishment since have found
arrangements the most convenient and its preserving
qualities perfect. while TIE consumption Of ice has been
H'0s'"'' Eating House, 40 Pratt Street.
This REFRIGERATOR has established a most favorable
reputation in this community, and in fact wherever used
1t is The only constructed on strict scientific principles
na n it handsomely finished making an ornanentto
any dningroom and the most convenient arrangement
COLLINS, HEATH \ HUTCHINSON,
w ~ A., Y Light street.
ap2N lvr THoS. NORRIS, al Pratt street
LNEUILLAN & DANDELET,
Il SUCCESSORS 7. GUERAND0
FROM PARIS,
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND sCOURERs
No. l2i NORTH HOWARD STREET,
BALTIMoRE,
Dyes and finishes all kinds Of Wooden and Silk Goods o
any color also silk Nelv is dyed peri cion Canton
equaled ~
importers Of new Steam far surprising anything
Yet offered 10 the public for CtaningALL
kind Of Ladies Gentlemens and Chdrens dresses made
SILK, Neyeor Wool, Plain Embroidered, without taking
To pieces. leaving all the Velvet and silk Trmm ngs
and without Shrinking Also, every kind of Military Coats
Cancels Hair and White Grape Shaws Fine Iaces, Silk
and Lace Curtains, done up ca ual to NEW.
Spots of Grease Oil, Ice Cream Lemonade Punch,
pagne ETC. taken out without fading and without cleaning
the whole. nyI2-tf"
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d. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
#,. cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, passed
aAA in The case OF Robert Fowler William NJ Willis,
therein depending the subscriber Trustee will sell by
public auction the premises in said City, on To ESDA1,
the 18th day of May next, at 4 O'Clock p. ~,
ALI. THOSE NINE LOTS OF GROUND situated in said
city and thus described
No l. Beginning for the first one thereof at the north
Fulton and Eagle streets, and runuug thence
fulton street northery II feet, thence westerly par
aile with Eagle feet feet alley thence south
ery said alley e. feet and thence Eagle street Il
feet TO the beginning:
Nos 2 f. 8, and l. Also Six Lots next adjoining No
the north, fronting each Ii 81 Fulton street
with depth of II feet TO said alley.
Nos and O. Also Two Lots next Looming No. on h
north fronting each u feet Fulton street and running
back of that width 202 feet to a 20 eet alley.
The first of said lots subject ground rentO
s24 each payable semi annually the LIST March and Scptc
Der, and last two ground of $50 EACH payable
semi-annuav the LIST of March and September Each
said lots is improved by twOstory Brick DIV
The of Onethrd cash and the balance IN
three months. The above lots will he sold separate
ly. STEWART BROWN, Trustee
2awSds GIBSON 4 co, AuctioneerS
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GaiIOrs.

NASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
~ No. sc EAST BALTIMORE STREET, near High
Az WEST BALTIMORE STREET, near Pearl
The undersigned having the great evil of extended
credit system, has resolved to change entirely the
Of transacng his business from injurious credit system
EXCLUSIVELY CASH SYSTEM,
by which he well afford to sell per less than
heretofore hoping that his old patrons and the public will
sustain him in doing business on this plan.
Always hand stock of
FINE CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
AND VESTINGS.
a. BAYER,
nlb6m Merchant Tailor
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Turnrtmrk.
" GREENWOOD 4 CO1S

ca w. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
lSS . CLAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
w Nos. 9S AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET. RALTrNoRF
MANUFACTURERS AND WIIOLES ALE DEALERS.
Constantly on hand and direct from Factory,
variety OF CHAIRS manufactured Of Maple, Oak Walnut
and Mahogany. CaneSeat and Buck. Rush and WnodSaaG
Chairs painted Imprinted, knockdoWn drove up,
bundles or boxes for shipping
Office Chairs, Cane and Wood Settees, Cane
. Scat Boston Rockers.
Rocking Chairs, Cane seat and Spanish Chairs and Suits
Back Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Chars, Cane seat and Furniture,
Back. bureaus,
Tetea TeteS Canc-seat loCt Tables and Wassands
Back, Extension Tables, &c
Lounges, Cane seat and Back
We cordially invite patrons others in
the trade, to give $ a call.
REFEEENcE:-Robinson, Lord Il Co, Duer, Norris &
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W. GREEN WOOD X co,
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