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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-03

This is from Punch: "Our fair cousin
Fanny (we dare not give her surname)
says she really is surprised at the ri
diculOuS complaints which men keep
making about crinolinc; for of course
they muSt admit that the widest divide
pctticoals cover but tW0 feet"
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"woman is cross, it is only because she
is sick" Let us hope he is right. We
all know that it is not tho cause Of Il
MANS crossncss. Gire him his tdporite
dish and you may dine of him afterwards
If UOM Want TO.
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'rittcn for the Winchester Home Journ
THE BUDS OF HOPE.
BY FINLEY JOIlESOS.

The buds Of Hope, like flowers fair,
Oft withor ere they bloom,
Consigning all their future bliss
To an untimcly doom.
Or AS the snow-drops, pure and sweet,
They into being start,
Bloom in lilc's Spring-then wither in
The Winter of the heart
New YORK, 1860.
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Jones' Hotel,

NJ. p. JONES, PRopNiEToR
Situated near the Wire Bridge, Nashville.
Fonvenicnt to Railroad Depots and Steamboat
anding
cnAEGEs.--Pcr week. 81 per day%l %.
march29-ly
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The following information in REGARD

The following information in regard
to the way u "clevcr brother editor was
dupcd out in Tennessee" we take from
the Selma (Aa) Reporter, We have
IN idea who the Reporter man intends
to "hit," and are not disposed to con-
trovcrt n word he says, save to say that
he has colorcd the picture rather highly
when he says the 'clcvcr cditor,o. spent
"t,Co or three days in his search for the
charming widow" By-.he-way, Mr..
associate editor Of the Reporter, who
is it that posts you in rcgaEd to p0SsHn,
huntS and 'cidOW entangI dement's ota GER
tain editor out in Tennessee? Who is
it? We want to give the incognita
gentleman Il handsome present, and
pinch him II little in the bargain.
"AN EDITOR "SoLD"-By chance, u
good Joke on clever brother. editor
..out in" Tennessee has come to our
car, and we cannot resist the tcmpla-
ton to tell it.
Only Il week or two since there hap
pcned to be in the pleasant village Of
W, Il fair creature calling herself
Mrs. Meta Mortimer-a fascinating lit
tie widow, all the way from the monu.
mental city, Baltimore, She had n
bank fall Of money, and a cargo of
knowledge. She was cvcrythinggood,
and pretty "to boot"
- Bcautcous as the lily queen
Reused by the golden sunbcams amorous
touch
Ter voice had music. as the south winds sigh,
Drtwilght lutte. touched by the lovers hand;
Her lip was II treasury for honird sweets,
And trembling loyc-kiss; whilst her fairy
Was lightsomcas the fawn's.'
The editor eff the village journal was
perfectly infatuated by the description
given Of this sweet little creature, and
came nigh unto running himself out OF
his boots trying to find her. But, with
all the excitement she created, she was
Il "will-o'-thc wisp' to him. lie was
dying to see ncr. For two or three
days he neglected business and all minor
matters in his tanta'izing search for the
lovely, charming little widow. At
last he reached the "Eldorado,' Of his
dreams, and bcheld her. But, alas. she
proved to be no widow. She WAS no
more nor less than II beautiful young la
dy of the village, whom II whim had
promoted to dress in deep weeds, to see
1fshe could hoax the good denizcns.-
The editor, poor fellow, was "sold'
completely. 1t must have been go0d TO
watch his eager search and then to sec
his feathers fall when he began to
''smcll II mice" Poor fellow
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BY w. j. SLATER.

s8- THE NAME or NO NEW
SUBSCRIBER is ENTERED UP
ON THE HOME JOURNAL LIST
UNLESS PAID IN ADVANCE-,
Unless this rule is complied with no
attention will bo given to orders for tho
paper. Jan. ~, 1850.
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have heard read the above card of Mr. Col
var. and have read the Charter. | fully con-
cur in legal opinion with him as to the cons'i-
tuition Of the Charter | think this construc-
tion is clear and unqucstionable upon the read
ing of the arst five sections.
TIvpNEy
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ORIGIN OF "FEATHER IN HIS CAP =
Among the manuscript of :he British
Museum, says an English writer, there
are two copies of curious deScripti' n
Of Hungary, which appears to have been
written by military advcnturcr the
Dalgetty tribe, in 1898. The writer,
speaking Of the inhabitants, whom he
describes as being "of stature and COM
plexion not unlidc untu the lnglishe,
and in habits like untu the poor lrishe'
says: ut hath been an ancient custome
amongst them, that none should wearc
a feather but he who had killed a Turk.
to whom on lieyt was lawful to show
the number of slaine encmyes by the
number of feathers in his cappc.'-
Does not this account for the expres.
sion, "Tbat will be a feather in his cap
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For tho Winchester Home Journal

Ut tHU ff0Tf'V
We ar aulhorlzd eto announce G. G, Nc.
KINNEY as candldote for Attorney General
n this district. Election in 1900.
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sS5 Acres Cleared, RgaG i'm %
Gi.s" %s:Gc cd G'ussGvHtio;a.
THIS Form hes one milo from Jones' Sta
Non, on the Winchester and AIahowa Rli!
2oad, nine miles ilGn Winchester, aud
hrcc miles from Salem, IN Franklin county.
IN the iGrm is a comfortable dwelling, good
lcgro cabins. and all necessary cut houses.
JACKSON, Tenn, April 10, 1850.
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Forrest has expended over one hun.
dred thousand dollars IN the irnilless
attempt to free himself from his wife.
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Hon. Edward Everett is now sixty.
one years old.
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JAe a!olle soaraal.

Published Weekly, at ~ Year, strictly In Advance
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d H. SULLIV VAN
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
BUYS AND SELLS ON COMMISSION ALL TIE SGt:tt
l
Stnfks. GYtbanOf Kt,

o~"otNSt SDNsS"tN9St WE
4 COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
~ apl9,tf JOSIAH LEE & CO
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
~ apl9f JOSIAH LEE & co.
Ct. LOUIS, CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
api9a Al a, i meg O4's JOSIAH LEE co.
EIRST GLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO
ap GEfS Four Months PAPER waG 6s1S y LEE
WESTON AND MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
apl9tf JOSIAH LEE & co.
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
1'A CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted az eddy by
apIItf No. a Second Street
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- BONDS of 1850 wanted by ,, s,-,,-
apl7n r No. Il ss t sae1Hd Street
CITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
0sn,-.+f P T. J. SULLIVAN 81 I,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
aplfu Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
4SBoNDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
apl4u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
BALTIMORE 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Dby, j., sAML, HARRIS, Jr,
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
4 by SAMUEL HARRIS, ,r.,
aplit Basement Chesapeake Bank
ENORElGN GOLD AND SILVER,
a JOHNSTON, BROS. & co.
paying the highest prices for FOREIGN Gold and Silver
SPANISH AND PATRIOT D0UBL0ONs.
~ JOHNSTON. BROS. Il CO.
VII furnish Spanish and Patriot Doubloons at the shortest
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
a South Gold 81 Sy5S c BRo E"Ra by
MARYLAND STATE SIX PER CENT.
VI INSCRIBED STOCK of 1870 Northwestern Virginia
First Mortgage Six cent. Coupon Bonds Guaranteed
by the City of Baltimore for by
$PANISH DOUBLOONS -
mh226 McKIM Co
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
IN dl9tf - Tfi0S J. CARSON
HOUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
~ fornia, due January LIST, 1850 win be eashed by
n2l-d Z, Smiths wharf, up stairs.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
A a15F to suit dNo s Cuttings &c soS,S co.
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO Il co.
~ San Francisco, CAL and on P C. BOMBALIER Il CO.
-,, ~1 IL '''' 10 '''' j P IN BROS,
apl0t II Smiths wharf, up stairs
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
A 54s9f in sums to suit JNo GITTI y co.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- For sale by KNOX 4 Co,
aulS-d 9Grocer's Exchange.
OLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER & co,
Jel-r corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
~ LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
Jli-u SIS Buchanan's wharf.
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
| ~ SIAH LEE Il co. i2-tf
| VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER Il Co,
| jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
| NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
IN PHILIP COVER 4 CO.,
| Jel-u Baltimore and Harrison SITS
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
| - by PHILIP COVER & CO.,
| iel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
| NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
1N wanted by KNOX & CO,
ap2Su Exchange Place
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
~ apl4-tf ING S. Cuttings Il CO
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Gontati0a.

DEV. G. W. EBELING, PB. Dr.,
Ia Is OPENING A HOME SCHOOL for Young Gentle
at his residence in CATON>VlLLE, Baltimore county.
Special re will be given to instruction in the German
and French languages and Music
REFERENCES:
G. W: Lurman, Esq, John G. Morris, d. D.,
A. Schumacher, Esq, John Buckler, NJ. D.,
mhl32m" John G. Backus, u ID.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lF1 YOUNG LADIES.
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th Of
October 1859 The course of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES full and thorough being under the direction of
an efficient Faculty Of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
School
Fo terms Of admission and further information address
Rev. GEO LEWIS STA LEY Principal, Mount Washington,
Batm .s CO.. Maryla d. or Rev Dr. HEINER Second St
LEYS. Baltimore street. and at Mr. Geo Gebachs Second
street. i23-tf
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BY GIBSON * co.
; BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE

d. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Hs,iH ORPHANS COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, the
&2.s subscriber as administrator Of Aa Jackson,
ceased Will sell at ~ o'clock the 2st DAY or APRIL
north side of Saratoga street, west of Poppleon
trounS about II feet On Saratoga street having depth Of
about 70 feet Improved by two story BRICK DWELL
ING 10 feet font with Easement and Garrct.
pied by Mrs. Jackson. This lot includes alley feet
wde laid the east side thereof the use Of this and
Sarah Ann street
ALSO TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the rear of the above,
fronting about II feet each said alley, and having
depth of about 30 feet Each G said last
by small two story BRICK DWELLING. The whole of
the owe ground is subject ground per
mum (beng part Of lot originally leased under rent of
s3, and the lot on Saratoga rect adjoining
west part Of said lot having been assigned by Aaron Jack
SON in his life time, subject to the If annum)
Terms of leOne third cash, and the balance in three
and months, with interest security on Che credit
payments. + ". BRITNE, Jr..
apl2th, M W y DIS. Administrator.
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@rutMRs. &iQuQrs. 1t.

Cd L.. A. WAKEFIELD,
E@HM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GROCER,
AfgEa - 254 W. FAYETTE STREET,
S. L. corner OF Pine street,
Offers for sale prime Hams Orange brand Maryland and
Excelsior new and Dufed's celebrated Old do; Family
Extra and Super Flour Buckwheat in twenty-five pound
bags and by the pound superior country ground Corn Meal
new crop n O. Sugars and Moasses Crushed, formulated
Powdered and Clarified Sugars; Pure Roasted Ground and
Green Java Maracabo aguayra, Manila and Rio Goees
superior Green and Black Teas fine assortment of Old Bran
dies Wines, Gins, Whistles, &c Chewing Tobacco and CT
gars &c In fact complete stock Of prime fresh GROCE
XII rs, which he will sell cheap for cash, prompt pay
ng customers on short time All delivered free and
ranted TO be as represented. fe2l-tf
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JNamts.

WANTED-BY A YOUTH 10 YEARS OLD,
w who has had some months experience give
an excellent recommendation for integrity, SITUATION
II STORE either jobbing retail Apply to No % N.
Charles street apl7-Iw
S3O 600 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
mortgage on redeemable Ground Rent unincumbered
property near the city, worth four times much Address
Box 1872 p. o. apl6tf
fT7A WANTED TO RENT-A two or three
Esiii story DWELLING HOUSE, with modern improve
sAash ents Rent from $500 to $500. Address, stating
terms, Box 1885 Post Oic ap9-tf
NTANTED.--In a Counting Room on the
w Wharf a competent BOOKKEEPER. Address, in
handwriting of applicant, 81. NJ. NJ Exchange Office
mh29 IF
NTANTED.-A situation by gentleman
w BOOK KEEPER, a CORES pondent in house do
ing foreign business is perfectly conversant in the Euro
languages and from his long residence in this country
and experience in the European trade has doubt OF his
ability increase the business respectable house with
whom he may make engagement. Please address COR
RESPONDENTS at this office. mhl0-tf
WANTED-A good secondhand SUPERFICIAL
w WASHINGTON OR SMITHS HAND PRESS. Ad-
dress Box No. 544, Baltimore Post Office fe23tf
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90 VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE

IN VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
w BUILDING LOTS, BEING PART OF MONTROSF
situated ON GILMORE AND STRICKER STREETS
Beg MING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TOWN
SEND STREET.-Will be sold TUESDAY AFTER
NOoN, April Nth commencing at O'Clock, the premi-
ALL THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VERY VALU-
ABLE AND DESIRABLE LOTS OF GROUND situated
north Of Frank lin street and 26 squares of Lafayette
square VIZ: About Goo feet front side Of Gilmore
up oil liz to l2 feet ALSO, 2l5 feet front side
o ore street by depth Of 1863 feet inches centre
S iarrlSl alley ALSO, 25 feet front on west side OF
oke street by adept Of 1863 feet 10 inches to the centre
townsend street about 2l5 feet front side Stricken
street. by depth OF 1863 feet 10 inches centre of Norris
alley &c &c The Lots adjOin the beautiful grounds OF the
late Doctor dmondSon require very little grading are
underlaid with fine building sand
These Lots lie 10 feet higher than franklin Square, are
beautifully located and very healthy. Several Of them have
hne shade and evergreen trees them Gibson is
paved from two squares south Of Pratt its
on with Cumberland street more than half mile north Of
these lots and ntersec all the of the city running
east and west Townsend street, which viii he paved
coming summer to point 900 feet these Lots inter
secs Madison avenue McCooch, and all the principal
streets in the northwest portion of the CITY.
Inc water pipes VIII soon be laid on Townsend and Gilmore
streets, and the gas pipes laid Gilmore street few
squares south OF these lots The Lots Gilmore street will
DC sold clear of the paving tax and all the Lots will be sold
clear OF taxes to day OF sale The Lots Stricken street
Will be sold with one half of the bed the adjoining
them, &c. Title indiSputabe.
Terms Of Sale--une-fOurth cash balance G. L. and IS
months with interest and approved Curity.
ias OF the property, which has been divided into Lots of
~ to % feet can be in few DAYS auction
or Mr. DUNkEi.S, who resides on the premises
Mr. d. Will take pleasure in showing the Lots persons
wishing TO purchase, any afternoon after O'Clock
:. II. COVER, AuCtioueer,
mh22ts 81 Baltimore street
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FO
Furniture.
n EW F q RN | T U r f

q NEW FURNIT URE
va WAREROOMS
1.-THE undersgnedwoud call the attention of his friends
and the public to his new Warercoms, aud his large
and varied assortment OF furniture His stock being ALL
NEW and ofthe best workmanship with very moderate
prices he hopes for continuance of the patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the Oh dStand: : ~
THOS McGLANNAN,
No. 4O1 W. st Baltimore street.
ES- FURNITURE BOUGHT SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh23 If
a $4,000 WORTH OF THE VERY BEST
VA MADE FURNITURE will be sold at the lowest fig
TIure. Persons wishing 70 secure bargains would do
u Il t. call at Mr.. GEORGE HOFFMAN'S FURNI-
TURE WAREROOMS, corner of Pratt and Sharp streets
Every article warranted to he made by myself am deS
to sell off entire stock by the 18th of April in order
make Improvements to enlarge my business Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
GEORSE HOFFMAN,
fe253m corner Of Pratt and Sharp streets.
NOTICE.
IN f. A. L. BEVANS
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public gen
orally that he has returned to his Old Stand, 2S EA ST
BALTIMORE STREET, where he intends devOtng his
divided attention to the CABINET and UNDERTAKING
BUSINESS. lie has and and is constantly manulactu
ring the best Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Furniture
all which he will sell as low be had in the city The
public respectfully invited to call and see before purcha
sing elsewhere.
sS-Shps' Cabins fitted out the most accommodating
torn r A. |, r
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~ CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE

o. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
Hsiiijj PROPERTY. IRON FURNACE, ORE BANKS, &c.
Baltimore city the subscriber as Trustee viii expose for
sac, az public auction at the Exchange saesroom, on
May c 6sP@Gie fe oSTns yes
ALL f R[HfPefy f T 0R Se RE @ IN m
Canton hc s and in that part thereof known
ginning for the the southwest intersection Of Gin.
sttt anu hlghth avenue and running thence bound
IO feet thence : S9 degrees W II go pefses to The
running and bounding on the water Of said river the
iour following courses, viz North l6k degrees rerces
" perches n 25 degrees e. perches and Il links then
~ s degrees r. Is 2O perceS to the place of beginning
containing acres quarters and 81 square peches OF
Also. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situate
and lying on the northwest side Of the Philadelphia turn
pike road in Baltimore county, containing l3 acres of land
corded among the Land Records of Baltimore county aore
said granted and conveyed by John We George Carey,
~ TIe consist Of Two.EIGHr FEET "or-
BLAST FulNACES, capable of producing tons of iron
per week built in the most substantial manner with all the
modern appanceS-with separate Engines Boilers, and
water to the boilers, and line of charcoal kns for each
Furnace with double Brick Casting House and Engine
complete solid wharf the entire Lot with the
privilege of extension Port Warens line and IS feet
The reputation Of the former these Furnaces
among the Northern and Western iron manufacturers par
re Of nails gives very ready sale for all the Pig
been readily sold upon its reputation Fl'''
The unusual facilities for purchasing materials and ship
able ocations-whe the continually Increasing value in
the property water should claim special attention
with capitalists
The tract OF Land containing INEXHAUsTABLE quaint
e OF Ore from which has been made the justly celebrated
BAiIlMOKE PIG lROS, was purchased an appendage
70 these Furnaces, and is believed contain supplies for an
Indefinite period Its cOntguity city within or
ly valuable. " ~ - '''9"
the purchasers should desire it. beevedthat $4,000
of the purchase money will be suffered to remain on the
perty on mortgage.1 r.
sm Ts F9 TaS & rS Gote9 as 4as
70 le oTth OF te lazareto and lying between Clinton
street ana the harbOr, which is the west of them
me terms of sale prescribed by the decree Hrene
trd OF the purchase money cash. at g. and one
third at Y months from the day of sale deferred nav
mens to be secured by note endorsed the satisfaction Of
the trustee and all the payments to bear interest from ta
day of sale JNO H. r LNTR0RE e
app 2awt2G&eOtds Trmstsa
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Z. ". u ZEN " ri " 20. Auc
BY SAMUEL j. SOBER a. GO

dr. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
WIFI of the Circuit Court Cor Baltimore city, the un-
4 dersgned will offer for sale on tie premises SAT
ALI THAT LOT OF GROJ ID dec ibed as follows that
to say BEGINNING for the of Jeer
son street at the distance of Ii feet easery from the
east intersection of Spring and Jefferson streets and
g thence eaSt"ardy binding on Jefferson street l6 feet
alley 10 feet wide; thence westwariv, parallel with .eler
ofbegnning.
This lot is improved with coed BRICK DWELLING
and Is subject to the annual vent of$ll.
Ierms-Oneh half cash, and the balance in SIX months
with interest and security.
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ORyiLLE HORWITZ Trustee.
apIlts S j. S0pER h co Anct'rs
VALUABLE PROPERTY
v
FORT AVENUE AND THE MIDDLE BRANCH OF THE
PATAPSCO RIVER

AT TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city sitting Court of Equity, the subscriber as Trustee
VII osr for sale at public AUCTION at the Exchange Public
Sales Room Second street, adjoining the POStuice in tho
city Of Baltimore, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the
18th day OF April next, at o'clock
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
on the southwest side of Port avenue between Reese and
L0wman streets in the city Of Baltimore, fronting on the
southwest side of Fort avenue 5i feet and of equal width,
To- the depth Of about l67 feet souhwcsterly
warden llnc, containing about four rood and
twenty SIX perches of Land, more or less.
The situation the above property renders it extremely
valuable Tor manufacturing shpbuding purposes and
well worthy of the attention of capitalists and others
plat OF the above property be the office of the
Trustee and will he exhibited a the time and place sale
The terms OF sale One third cash the day of sale
third in four and the other third in eight months there
AFTER all cash, at the option of the purchaser credit
payments to hear interest and be secured by promissory
notes with 5 curity to be approved by the Trustee
JOSEPH G. BOYD, Trustee.
No II ". Fayctte street
SAMUEL J SOPER CO.,
Am,
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gY A. e, MATTHEW'S.
npTTCTEE5S STtTr

o. TRUSTEES SALE
VII. OF LEASE HOLD PROPERTY
Is4Ar ON WALSH STREET.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city, the undersigned trustee, viii for sale at public
auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms Second ct
the city Of Baltimore TUESDAY, the sth day of May,
1860, at l o'clock =. NJ:
Nil THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, lying,
and being the city of Baltimore, beginning the same
at the distance Of 20 feet from the southeast
section of Smith St and Walsh st, and running thence,
parallel with Smith street, and along the line of
ground leased bv Elise Fuss Samuel NJ Richardson's one
hundred and forty feet to MmOe alley thence bounding
on the West side Of Wimore alley twenty feet thence by
straight line ralle with Smith hundred and
forty feet, to Walsh street. and thence bounding
side of Walsh street. twenty feet to the place of beginning
The above lot is improved b. wellhuilt FRA NJ f
nWELLlNG-HOUSE and is subject to the annual ground
rent of fifty dollars
Terms of sale prescribed by the cash
on day OF SALE and the balance in equal payments
SIN and nine months, with interest," and security be APP
proved by the undersigned
JOIN J. SNYDER, Trustee,
No SIS Fayette street.
a. c. MATTHEW'S,
apli-eO&uS AucliOnepr
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The Board of Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent
Interest on the standing Scrip Certificates holders
thereof or their legal representatives, after LIST May
next
Tney have also declared the $3.50 1000 of Subscribers
Capital Scrip Dividend of Four and one half per
being 22h per cent the paid I'M and the
Earned Premiums entitled to PARTICIPATION in profits,
Scrip Dividend ofTweny per cent; Certificates for which
will be issued after LIST May next
BY order of the Board,
CHARLES IRVING.