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mh2I-2hw&ds Auctions
RN II. AA. KEN y .nII@t, a. . ~

BY +. ~. KENNETH q 90.
T:;f CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
ii PROPERTY Iron, FURNACE, ORE BANKS, &c.
Bnm9re city, the subscriber Trustee, will expose for
Second tryet in The city Of Baltimore, on TUESDAY the
lst day of May, 1860 at o'clock r NJ the following very
%F 6f OK P Gi SF GR6UND in the city
%R IS %% as '6a om 2 S SFfS to nsy &
ginning for the same at the southwest intersection of Gin
ton street and Eighth avenue and running thence bound
@ fen tef wSt d Of Clinton jee south z Decree
OF the northwest branch Of he Paapsro River D
running up and bounding on the water Of said river the
and to half N 10 degrees go perches i7 degrees
PeIcnes, . degrees T. ~ pcrchcs and Il links, then
containing acres quarters and 81 square pcchcs OF land
Also. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situate
and lying on the northwest side of the Philadelphia
which by indentue, bearing date Sd May 1915 and re-
corded among the Land Records Of Baltimore county aore
Sin granted ana conveyed by John Wirtt George Carey
ms heirs ana assigns in fee simple
HAST tIRNACES, capable Of producing leo tons
per week, built in the most substantial manner wi all the
modern appllances-wh separate Engines Boilers and
n3WS yndGs an arlcsan well fer the supply Of fresh
furnace with double Brick Casting House and Engine
very complete solid wharfraccs the entire Lot with thc
hyeS o. extension to the Port Wadcn'5 line
The rePutaon Of the former products these Furnaces
aGng e Northern and Western iron manufacturers, par
Iron made at them The Who'll" yield has for 10 years rast
been readily sold upon its reputation ''''' '''''
The unusual facilities for purchasing materials and ship
Ping ron constitute these works as among the most desr
able locaons-while the continually increasing vauc in
M property as water 'front.' should claim special attention
with capitalists
Toe tract of Land containing lNENHAU STAB BILE quaint
cS o. the one from which has been made the justly celebrated
BALTIMORE PIG IRtN, was purchased appendagc
To these Furnaces, and is belle ed to contain supplies an
Indefinite period Its conti%uity to the city, within
miles ana It's adaptation I" market gardens makes it high
ly valuable.
If the purchasers should desire it, becvcdtha $4,000
OF the purchase money will b. suffered to remain the pro
pcfty on mortgage.
The Furnaces located las Carcy's furnaces) on
Summon Map Of baltimore, lsi, aud short distance
to the north of the IaZarco, and lying between Clinton
street and the harbOr, which is 10 the west Of them.
The terms OF sale prescribed by the decree are-Onc
third of the purchase money cash, onc-thrd
third at II months from the day of the deferred
mcntS to be secured by endorsed satisfaction of
the Trustee and all the payments bear interest from the
day of sale. JNO. IL. Il. IATROBE,
ape 2awt20&eO,ds Trustee.
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15Guta10N.
A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
IN CLUSKEY'S
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,


-, ENCYcGoREP!A.
BY NJ. W. CLUsKEY. Washington, ID. G.
1t contains among other things:
The American Ritual.
Governors Geary Stanton ana Walkers Inaugural Adj
dresses.
Stephens and ohc $ reports on Kansas
Til material portion Of the Kansas ebraska Bill.
lrcompton, Topeka and LeavenwOrh Constitutions
The Crlttenden, Montgomery, Senate and Engli.h Bills
The votes on the same in each House
Indeed, every thing essential appertaning to the same
Guiding President Piercc's Special Message.
lie lie C Cons S moi Of the United States
Wasington's Farewell Address.
Ordinances of 1854 and 1857.
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions orI798 and 90
Mr. Gays Report in favor Distribution of the Public
Lands and able documents against it, with full history Of
President Pierccs Veto of the INDECENT Insane Land
The Address Of Mr. Faulkner on the subject
history OF Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President rierces Message veong the River and arbor
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon
The Clayton Bulwrr Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches oinoted Republicans and Aboli
Mr. Toon,b's Boston Lecture on Slavery
Mcssrs. Fremont and Buchanans Letters of Acceptance
Ness s. Buchanan and Williams Letters the Bargain
!" Mr. i' GaiGoga G!'i Port Hill Address
The dsgsTt Road 1So against
History Of Party Conyentons.
Report of Mr.. Davis, Of South Carolina, the Political
Power of the Supreme Court.
hr. buchanan Minority Report on the same subject.
Gov Wise and Mr. CarueI'S Letters against the Aneri-
Organization, and Hon. A. H. Stuarts Letters signed
"MadsOn,n defending it.
Kenneth Rayne s Speech at Philadelphia, in November,
lS55 and III y orth Carolina in 1872
A history #, with the votes on, the various Tariffs
4 history of the United States Bank a,d Abolition Pc
tOnS.
Mr. Fimorc's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History Of the AnpcS atOn of Texas.
Opinion OF Public Men the Power Congress the
Territories
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise, with every thereon sectionaly
classified,
The Compromise Measures OF 1850
Clay ton compromise
Wilmot PrOviSo.
With other things, too numerous to mention.
Every subject fully treated and every Cung
subject having political sgnifcaton is given
80 This Book will post the public speaker fully the
Kansas and other questions.
TerinS-Single Copies, 50; Clubs of Six, SIS.
JAS. b. SMITH II co, Publishers,
,l,OpI Hall 49,
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nj . I ! Gle
~ Il. A. l.. BEVANS
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public gen
orally that he has returned his Old Stand IA ST
BAITI MORE STREET, where he intends cyOting his
divided attention to the CABINET and UNDERTAKING
BUSINESS. lie has on hand and is constantly manuiaCu
ring best Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Furniture
all which he will sell low be- had in the city. The
public respectfully invited call and before purcha
sing elsewhere.
kS-Shps' Cabins Gtte.l out the most accommodating
terms Idl3-tTI r. A. l.. b.
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CHEMI CAL YSICS
RY JOSIAH p. COOKE, JR.,
Ewing Professor OF Chemistry and hneranry in Hav ird
College
ILLUSTRATED BY 400 WOODCUTS


ILLUSTRATED BY 400 WOODCUTS
WITH 4 COPIOUS linden.
One volume. Syo. Price So.
This book has been prepared to want, 10 which
the division of subjects usually adopted the colleges of
this country between the departments of physical
science has given rise 1t that portion of Physics
which conveniently Taught in connection with Chem
try 1t treats, for example, of the properties of matter in
its three conditions including crystalography hydroSta
tics and pneumatc of heat its relations to matter and
OF the various methods by which the weight and volume
OF solids liquids gases are accurately measured.
In order to adapt the book TO the purposes of instruction.
it has been prepared strictly nducve method through
AMI much of the subiec of mechanics has
been given the beginning Of the volume
sy this object For the reason each chap
ter is followed by large lumber of problems, which are
calculated not only to test the knowledge the student
but also to extend and apply the principles stated in the
text Care has been taken to include the latest results
sci and several of the subjects have been far deve
opcd to illustrate the methods Of physical research The
appendix contains large collection of tables, such
of daily use in the chemical laboratory and which will
der the work valuable to the professional chemist.
Dap2tr
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stOths, Gxtbange, 1T.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
Y wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
ap23f Basement Chesapeake b nix.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
lSBoNDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
ssap23u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Oby SAM. HARRIS, Jr.,
asst Basement Chesapeake Bank.
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
an BY sA RJssmsI HARRIs r. Rom,
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
~ apl9f JOSIAH LEE X ca
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
~ ap19d JOSIAH LEE Il co.
ct. LOUIS, CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
S 9Sl9tf PAPER negotiated b 1EEaco
LSIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO.
api9 FfS '0OF months rA " 3SsI2 II LEE CO.
WESTON AND MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
s sp1e. BANk NOTES wanted by JOSIAH LEE6co
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
1FA CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted ted by
apl7u p Il rs SG Il sesoAS Street
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
aD,Tu P, 4 s s. 95.ayd s',.., =
CITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
apl7-tf No 81 Second street
LSOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER
Il JOHNSTON, BROS. Il Co
Are paying the highest prices for FOREIGN Gold and Silver
CPANISH AND PATRIOT DOUBLOONs.
~ JOHNSTON, BROS. &CO.
win furnish Spanish and Patriot Doubloons at the shortest
notice, on the most reasonable terms. ap7tf
ENGLISII, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
a S" Gold 81 8Ro s'R' CO.
MARYLAND STATE SIX PER CENT.
w INSCRIBED STOCK ofls7G Northwestern Virginia
First Mortgage Six cent Coupon Bonds Guaranteed
by the City OF Baltimore for saeby
&PANISu DOUBLOONS
mh22H McKIM & co.
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
IA dl9tf TH0S. J. CARSON.
TOUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
~ fornia, due January LIST, 1860 will he cashed by
n2l-h Il Smiths wharf, up stairs.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
IAsnms to suit. JNo. S. CUTTINGS h Co,
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO Il co.
~ San Francisco, Cal, and on P. C. BOMBALIER & co.
'a'''l"' " '''"' 10 ''' '0 P ia>H BROS,
apiOf II Smiths wharf up stairs
ESXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
A-Asale in sums to suit JNo. $. Cuttings X co,
STBRLING EXCHANGE
- For sale by KNOX & co,
nLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
W PHILIP COVER & co,
jeltf Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
| EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
| H LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
Jll-i SIS Buchanans wharf
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
~ SIAH LEE & co. j2u
| VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER Il co,
jel-tf Baltimore and Harrison SITS
| NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
IN PHILIP COVER CO,
| jrIu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
TTNCURRBNT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
| u by PHILIP COVER Il co,
| ieltf Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| / wanted by KNOX Il co,
| ap2S-tf Exchange Place.
lTTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
| u apl4tf JN0. s. CUTTINGS 4 co.
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ENHE MARYLAND CODE.

FENIlE MARYLAND CODE.
IL The undersigned Publishers of the NEW MARY
LAND CODE BY AUTHORITY OF THE LEGISLATURE or
MAINLAND beg leave to ask the attention, only Pro-
fes0nal Men and of Law Officers generally, but also Of
Business Men in all the Commercial Manufacturing Agri-
cultural and Industrial pursuits to the advantages which,
it obvious must be derived the of
of the CODE, which contains, in full detail, ALL THE PUB
Lie AND LOCAL LAWS now in force in this State and, of
interest of society Into this comprehensive space. the
Code into which is incorporated the Acts of the last Legs-
ature Collects and Digests the entire Legislation of Ma
ryand from the Provincial Period the close the Janu-
airy Session OF 200 Wi elaborate Index to each Article
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erring to his PROPERTY, his RIGHTS, his DUTIES his
LIBERTIES as a CITIZEN. With the view of enabling
cit to possess copy of this valuable Work. the
preparation Of which has cost the State upwards $4,000
the Publishers have affixed the price at about one half the
usual charge for Law Books.
THE MARY LAND CODE will he published in 2 vols !,
with clear type fine paperbound in Law Sheep
Each volume will comprise about 500 pages, and will be
furnished to subscribers Sc for the complete work Inter
eaved copies for the Of members of the Bar and Others
so
81 Parties desiring EARLY COPIES, by renting the
subscription price will ceve receipt by return mail
soon published. Price by mail, prepaid Law Sheep
SO Interviewed Sll.25 per copy.
The work will be ready about the LIST of July and will ba
furnished TO subscribers in the order which their
received.
Rs- As the edition will be limited secure copies orders
should be sent al
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Publishers, booksellers Printers and Stationers,
49, Baltimore street Baltimore.
Baltimore, y pr 1850. apr If
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fnrnhurt

a NEW RNIT U RE
E9 WAREROOMS.
1.-THE nnderSignedwould call the attention Of his friends
and the public to his Warcr' omS, and his large
and varied assortment Of furniture Ills stock being ALL
NEW, and of the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices, he hopes for continuance of the patronage he has
long enjoyed at the Ol dStand.
TIIOS. McGLANNAN,
No 4N w st Baltimore street.
BIZ FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
REMOVED WITH CARE mh2S If
"a $40, 900 WORTH OF THE VERY BEST
Eesa MADE FURNITURE will be sold at the lowest fig
FIure. Persons wishing 10 secure bargains would do
Il t. call at Mr.. GEORGE HOFFMAN'S FURNl-
TURF WAREROOMS, corner of Pratt and Sharp str cts
Every article warranted to he made by myself am dsi
rons sell OIL entire stock by the 18th Of prl in order
make improvements to enlarge my business. Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
GEORGE HOFFMAN,
f25 3m corner Of Pratt and Sharp streets
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UY A. &, MATTHEW'S
TRuSTEEIS SALE
= mud 7 TIl y I0AIT
HI OF l. EA : II 10 I'D PROPE BTY

80 OF LEASEHOLD PROPERTY
- ON WALSH STREET.
by virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the undersigned trustee, will offer for sale at public
auction the Exchange Sales Rooms Second street in
the city OF Baltimore TU ESDAN, the Sh day Of May,
ISG0 at o'clock T. NJ
and being in the city Of BALTIMORE beginning for the
al the distance Of ~ feet from the southeast inter
section Of Smith and Walsh ST. and running thence
parallel with smith street snd along the line Of lot Of
ground leased nv Elise Fuss Samuel NJ Richardson,
hundred and forty feet to WilmOrc alley thence bounding
on the West side of Wmore alley twenty feet thence by
straight line, rllcl with Smith street. hundred and
forty feet to Walsh street and thence bounding the east
SIDE of Walsh street. twenty feet TO the place Of beginning
The above lot is improved by wcbut FRAN +
nWElIhNGh HOUSE and is subject to the annual ground
rent of fifty dollars.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decrcgOnethrd cash
on daE q" sal" and the balance in equal payments,
six and nine months with interest, security to lie
proved by the undersigned
JOHN j. SNYDER, Trustee,
No % Fay cite street
A. G. MATTHEW'S,
anIi ang-1
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BY SAMUEL j. SOPER IL co
PROPERTY
FORT AVENUE AND THE MIDDLE BRANCH OF THE
PATAPSC0 RIVER

PATAPSCO RIVER
AT TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue OF decree of the Superior Court Of Baltimore
city sitting as Court Of Equity the subscriber Trustee
VIII offer for sale at public auction at the Exchange Public
Sales Room, Second adjoining the Posoce tho
city Of Baltimore, on WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, the
25th day Of April next, at one o'clock
ALI THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
m Ie southwest side of Fort avenue between Reese and
low man streets in the city OF Baltimore, fronting the
to the Anti r Of Fort Avenue 54 feet and Of equal width,
Nadehs line, containing about four acres one rood and
twenty SIX pcrches of Land, more or less
me situation the above property renders II extrrmeIy
we'll %d lTF an @ or building purposes and
plat OF the above property seen at the Office Of The
Trustee and will be exhibited the time and place of ai
The terms OF sale One third cash the day of sale
onethrd in four and the other third in eight months there
after or all cash at the option of the purchaser the credit
notes, with security to be approved by the Trustee
JOSEPH G. BOYD, Trustee,
No II W. Fayette street.
SAMUEL j. SOPER II CO.,
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ERUCKWHEAT BAGS!
- CORN MEAL BAGSli
FLOUR RAGSl
Plain, on Handsomely Printed; in quantities to SUIT
ALSn,
fun supply Of
GRAIN,
SEED
COFFEE, ANr
GUANO. EAGS,
All at Low Prices, at the
EXCELSIOR BAG WAREHOUSE,
No 2 Bowly's wharf next door to Pratt street.
o2i6mr J. W. LOANE
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by ). II. CANNON.
T B. CANNON,

I b. CANNON,
sBs GENERAL AECTIONEER
No. lS " EST FAYETTE STREET,
Between Charles aud Liberty streets
Having taken the Office uudermy dwelling, No los ay
who may have business in my line shall give especial
attention to all sales which may be entrusted to care,
and will personally attend to the arrangement and selling
Of Furniture of families declining housekeeping Also,
Trustee and other Sales of Houses Lots, Farms the
Exchange on the premises.
j. b. CANNON, Auciioneer.
mh2LH CfIce, los West Fayctte street.
e. MORTGAGEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
E. Of the pro visions OF the Gd Article of the Rev Used
z Laws of Maryland, and 10 pursuance OF the authority
IN them v"Stcd, by power Of attorney from Henry .. III
fcndercr and Mary B. Dincnderr, the undersigned, AZ
torneyS in fact for the said Henry o. cndrrcr and Mary
b. Dilenderfer will offer at public sale the Court House
on WEDNESDAY. the ri dav of May, lsG0--
ALL THOSE TWO TRACTS OF LAND, being part Of
the tract called Mouut Pleasant part the cali
ed Southampton containing the a"gr, gate TW ENTY
FOUR ACkES, Two ROODS AND THIRTY FOUR
PERCllES, or less, lying and being IN Baltimore
county and hnGng in part upon the Pennsylvania line
being the land conveyed by Henry Baker to Adam G.
Free by indCTue of mortgage dated the 18th day cgust,
1851 and recorded among the land rrct,ds Of Baltimore
county. in lihr H. NJ F., No g folio Is and assigned
by Adam G. Free to Mary l.; Dlendcrfr Nv udCne bear
date the 18th day of August lSj and record among
the land records of Baltimore county, in Gher H. ~ f., No
., folio IS &c
The improvements consist or good DWELLING HOUSE,
and Cuthuildings.
Terms made known at sale.
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LEWIS II WHEELER,
WILLIAM :. KEEClI,


O.. ROCKDALE MILL SEAT FOR SALE
y This property situated the Falls Road about
A mile and quarter from the city, and has water fall
OF rctween ii and IL feet The dam is substantially
tructed, and the water wheels good condition.
The Mill Seat will include all the Land attached thereto,
between the Falls Turnpike and Woodbcrry Roads on the
and the line Of the Northern Central Railroad the
west
will also sell about II ACRES OF LAND the west
side of the Falls and Of the railroad, binding thereon
and NcWngton Lane, which is the proposed avenue from
Madison street to the grounds Of the Hampton AsSCca
ton.
The HOUSE, situated at the junction Of the Falls and
Woodberry Roads will also sell either separate from on IN
connection with, the above mentioned property
This property is in fee, without incumrarCe, the title in
dSpuabe and, under recent decision of the courts
great lvaataes, which will be fully explained to
any visiting to purchase, upon application to the un-
designed, as below.
If not sold by THURSDAY, the Goth inst, it will upon
that day he offered public sale at the Exchange Sales
room, Second street, at one o'clock, p VI.
Terms third cash, and the balance in six and twelve
months, part Of the purchase money remain ON
the property ground rent. 1000
With reference to title, apply to GEO W puBBlN, Esq
- st Paul street. apiI-'S
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THIRD TRIENNIAL STATEMENT

$I,013G5I.56
The Directors have declared Dividend Of SIX PER CENT
interest the outstanding Scrip for Profits heretofore
loted A. $50 Dividend of THIRTY FER CENT. on The
NE Premiums entitled to participant" at the Third Trcnnia
Allotment Also dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT; on
the Term Premiums like participating. All of
which dividends adjustable settlement Of
the current years premium
The insured, who have before made their selection,
may at their option signiicd at the time adjustment of
tie above dvidens convert their dividends into
increase of the amount insured by Life Policies or, by an
equivalent reduction fl the Annual Premiums.
G. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary.
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JAMES NARDIN.
PATEK. PHILIPPE &CO.,
4. LAEALEriE,
HENRY CAPT
FRENCH, MORRIS 4 co, &c
c. L. Il co agents for many Of the European Manu-
factuTers.
THE AMERICAN WATCH,
Every part Of which is this country nut
up in GOLD and SILVER CASES. Warranted good time
keepers.
Purchasers may rely upon getting good article and at
moderate prices of
CANFTELD. BRO. & co,
300 Baltimore street. Importers of Watches,
diamonds, Jewelry and Fancy Goods,
apl7-trr Wholesale md Retail
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