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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-14
NEW JEWELRY

RLTTRoLEF'S.
EE6E HI TeE Just RECEEVsED =
Ss new supply of JeweIry, embracing a great
variety of every style. We would call the
pecia attention Of the ladies to some very excellent
and chaste Etruscan and CarbuHcle full and ualf
sets, which are also of a very reasonable pric.
We have by far the largest stock of Gold and ~jI
Watches, Cleo 5, Silver Ware, Cod Pens, &c,
of any house in this city. All brought directly from
the manufacturers and importers, and selling
at the lowest Eastern prices. 1t has been en-
deavor TO bay none bat genuine Jewelry, and We
hope to meet continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon US.
2aS- Fins Watches repaired personally, or uud r
our immediate supervision. by competent work,
men. BITEROBFF BROS.
sept2G No. As Main St, b't First and Second
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&fOEE.I.

leo kegs super earb Soda. - bxs super carb. So
la ! n papers, just received and for sal4 hy
,lecII GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-14

ns Dawson, of the Fort Wayne Times
suggests a Union Meeting insthat city.
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PITTsBURG COAL.

GILES < McPHEETERS,
n Y Store, No. first street.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-23
From Owens "Footfalls. ~
THE IL /. y & L l..


Mr.. Robcr. Bruce, ori .inal'y descend
ed from some brauch OF the Scottish
family Of that name. Was born, in humble
circumstances, about the close Of the last
century, at to-day, in the south Of Eng.
land, and there bred up 10 sea.fa'ing lite
When about tIirly years of age, to
wit, in the year 1928. be was first mate
of II b,r1"c tradnqs between Liverpool
and St. Johns, New Brunswick.
On one Of these voyages bound west
ward, being some five or six weeks out.
aud having nearcd the eastern portion Of
the banks Of Newfoundland, the captain
and mate had been on deck at noon, tax
ing an observation Of the sun; after
which they both descended to calcultc
the days work.
The cabin, a small one, was Immediate,
ly at the stern Of the vessel, and the
short stairway descending TO it ran
a'hwart ships. immediately opposite to
this stairway just beyond IA small square
landing, was the una cs statc-room aud
from that landing there were two doors
c'"se TO each other, the one opening aft
'nto the cabin, the other fronting the
stairway into the state room. The desk
~ the state room was in the forward part
OF it, close to the door; SO that one sit.
ting at it looking over his shoulder could
look into the cabin.
The nate absorbed in is calculations,
which did not result as he expected,
varying considerable from the dead rcrk.
on.uy, had not noticed the captain 5
motions. When he had completed his
calculations, he called out without look.
in. around. Il make our latitude and
longitude so aud SO. Can tha. be right?
how is yours -
Receiving no reply, he repeated his
question, glancing over his shoulder, and
perce,sin., as he thou sht, the captain
busy writing on his slate Sti': no an
>w'r Ther.nRqp rls,.,r lhss nave lv,aas Il Il h.
! the following property, as the property of IL
said II ,hert Evans. towit
i III" northwest quarter of section thirty 80
i township eighty two ts2l, range two f2} west O
I tn" 5th principal meridian. with the appurten
/ anccs thereon said land is situated in Ceda
4 county. Iowa.
i And shall offer the same for sale at public on,
cry. nj tie Court House door in the tow. of Tin
4 tom III said county, on Saturday the Sd day d
] March 4. y lsG0 between the hours of o'cior
A. NJ. aud o'clock ?. NJ of said day, to satisf
said execution and costs that may ac crue thereon
j Dated this 23d day OF Jannary. A. h 'sb0.
}. l.. BRADSHAW,
Il Sheriff Of (eddr r1aufv, IOua
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NO. WILL.
earned his bread, Dick delincated to hin,
by means Of -four upon barrel. the geo.

earned his bread, Dick delincated to hin,
by means OF flour upon barrel the geo.
graphical features and geological phe-
noniena Of his native country. pointing
ont the intpcr!vrtion> ~ the existing
mays, which he had ascc,tuiuc.t by travel.
M over the country in his leisure hours.
further inquiry, Sir NoacricN ascer-
tanned that the humble individual before
him was not only capital baker and ec-
uiogist, but Il hrst-ratc botanist. II
found, said tno Director. General Of the
Geographical Society, "to my great hu.
initiation, that this baker knew infinitely
more Of botanical science. aye, ten times
more than did; and shat there were
only some twenty or thirty specimens
which he had not collect, i. Some he
had obt'aned as presents, some he had
purchased; but thc greater portion had
been accumulated by his industry, in his
native country OF Cai,hncss, and the
specimens were all arranged in the most
beautiful order with their scientific names
atfi X ed. ..-- .ScI,help.
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and from beer to the horrible rot gut
whi>kcy kept in the low doy@rrjc, of our
city. They all got DRINK. and the bpy
referred to became hopelcsslv and incur
sbIy insanc,and is Yet IN The insane a.y-
lum at Dayton. In cxan.iuin.. the casts
for the purpose Of getting I'll the Il, tcrc.
dents will; il. lrarnc that the grand
father OF the boy died Insane T think
the probability Is altogether that the m
sanity would n,vcr have been developed
in this ease, had not these poisoned ad-
mixtures acted as Il powerful cxcitant
cansc. | called at the grocery store Que
day. where liquor was also kept. \ coup
ic OF lrishmcn came in while | was there
aud called for some whi>kcy,a ,au,i the FIRST
drank,"nd the molncnt he drlul; the tcu,s
flowed freely, while he at the same time
caught his breath like one suil,ocatcd or
strangiing. When he could sp,nk, he
says to hlS companion, "och, MichcaI,
but this j. warming to the shtomach ~
Michael drank and went through like
contortion- With tho ro,nark "Wnulin't
it tc :uina on a cowll trhu>tv morning :"
After they lad drank, | asked the
'and'old t" pour l' on; a l't'c in a tuu-
bl,r, in Which | dipped a slip Of litmuS
paper. which was no sooner wet than it
put on Il >cnrct hue | went to my oh-
CO, got my instruments, and examined it.
found It had II per cent, alcoholic sl,ir
its by wei ..ht, when it should have had
40 per cent. to be proof, and the differ
ence IN per cent, made up by >uiphuric
"cl", rcd pepper, poli,ory. e,ust'c. pot,
"H>a and h;ucMr, one ot the Salt, # nu
cls v"nlrN. c"nmnnly called nux voui.
"a. Occ pint o' such G,nor would Kin
the strongest man. had the nranutac
'urcr indicted, bu' by such vilIainy hc has
b>conc wealthy, and | never have, owing
to some d"lec, III the law, been able to
bring that case 10 final issue.
Yours, respectively,
HIRAM Cox. NJ. D.
Ctactnaati, Oato, OF. ST 1859.
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TnI DEAD OF HUMBOLDT liver
Humboldt River. Oh most horrible
of rivers, let Us rename it. Let us call
It the "Rivcr ot Death.' For three hun.
c.red miles it, banks are one continu.
Gus burying ground. Like the monster
serpent, which once lmpcded the march
and thihn Il til" ranks of the Roman army,
by filling the atmosphere with its pcs,if-
,rous and death dealing breath, 20 doth
this monster >t,etch itself along the
route, and lying in wait for tho great
annual army Of igration, fill the air
with death producing miasma 1t has
literally ta'tcncd its lean sides with the
emf grant husband, wife aud babe. If,
as some think, departed spirits remain
in the vicinity where lie in corruption
the ilcshy tcncmrnts once inhapitcd by
them, then indeed must ri,c banks Of
this stream. at midni-h when spirits
are supposed to commence their nightly
roaming upon the earth, present to the
eye u saId,r i-ht than ever caused hu-
nian cs to I'll with tears Of sorrow
Nau-h, but Tie ghosts of worn out and
starved fathers, mothers and babes Oh.
horrible, most horrible Of rivers Let
US cali thee the River If Death -- Shasta
(LM Conrirr.
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lSrcclmen Of the cont Of the ror> lv the ed.
it"r of the "Lon vile Joorntl,' entitled PRENTICE.
ANt,JEu-t ln Ii >hCi and which VIII he sent. past
la'f, ou rece Of on" dollar, y DERBY g. JACKSON,
ia fishers, New York.
\ Iu"ljcal editor in Arkansas, who
rcloIc'> IN the rather 1uIzzical name Of
Harry Hurry, says that "iruth is g.ner-
ally slow in its pro4rcs>. Probably it
is never in such Il Hurry as he.
\ young lady of New Orleans, who
has recently performed Il remarkable feat
in rnwi'~, has been presented with =
beautiful yawI \ smach: would have been
more appropriate.
\ man in our State, who attempted to
hu4 Il beautiful young woman, Miss Lem.
Oh. Las sued her for strkin. him in tho
eye. Why should a fellow squeeze
Lemon unless he wants punch?
Mr.. J. S. Fall, Il Mississippi editor,
asks when we sha! "ot wise. Uudoubt.
cdly Icfore F"H' if ever.
Mr. and MIS-. Brewcr,"f Wayne Couu.
ty, have twenty two children. Theirs
is, perhaps, the most extensive brewery
in the West.
\ Southern lady has abandoned the
Shaker establishment near Hopkinsville,
to marry Mr.. James Bean, aged seventy.
five. She must be fond of dried beans.
A father and son, Anthony and Thomas
Screw. escaped on tho 25th ult, from.
the Wetunpka jail. There are two Screws
. i.7@ a.
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! sued from the Office of the Clerk of the Distric
j Court in and for the County of Cedar and Stat
4 ofiowa. n favor of d. +. Comstork and agains
Thomas Welch. have levied upon the follow in
property, As the property of the said Thoma
Welch. to w.t.
but there Is sir; there's stranger
there"
"A stranger! Why. man, you mus,
be dreaming. You must have seen the
steward there. and the second mate
Who else would venture down without
orders ?"
But. sir, he was >ittin. in your arm.
chair. fronting the door, writing on your
slate. Then he locked up full in my
face; and il | ever saw a man pl,inly
and distinctly in this world, | saw him
Him! Whom? ?"
God knows, sir, | don't l saw
man. and man l never saw in my life
before
=" You mast be going crazy, Mr.. Bruce.
A s. anger, and We nearly six weeks
out. -
Il don't know, sir, but then | saw
him."
"Go down and see who he is"
Bruch h,sitated. II never was n
believer in ghosts" he said, but ii the
truth must be told, sir, I'd rather not
face it alone"
"Come, conc, man 60 down at once,
and don't make a fool Of yourself before
the crew"
II hope you have always found me
willing to do what's reasonable" Bruce
replied, changing color "but if it's all
the same to you sir, I'd rather we should
both 90 down together"
The captain descended the stairs, and
tn, mate followed him. Nobody in the
cabin !. They examined the state rooms.
Not soul to be found!
Well, Mr. Bruce" said the captain
'did not | tell you that You had been
dreaming" ?"
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I'D =.#4M For the Upton Advertiser.
GENTLY LAY HIM At REST.



Gently lay him at rest in the grave;
To sleep the last sleep of the dead;
Whom down trodlen millions 10 save,
For Justice AMI Liberty blcd.
oh forget not the field of his fame:
The bravest Of Liberty's clan
Has gone, bat has left US name
That will lend inspiration to man.
But too late, we must mourn the deep wrong
Tho his glory, his victOrs contemn,
And tyranny feels herself strong,
\ curse rests forever on them.
The voice Of our hero we hear.
Swe..i e over the land like n ood;
With III. wor Is Of u t.uth telling seer
This wrong shall be righted in blood
From d.ath could we call thee again,
To the bright inspirations Of !ore
Twould sunder dark tyranny's chain;
From shore far rea hing to shore;
And sholts from the millions set free
At liberty's shrine drawing near:
in heaven would g'o.ify thee.
As in dc III ii }, vert g1ori;ie here.
B tier ,il; in \ lins,'l, than give
One j"t cum humanity's rol!
Batter die like fe.on, than live
With the weight Of awrong On thy soul:
Better suffer defcas for the right.
Than live under tyrannys sway;
Remembering the darker the night;
The lighter the forthcoming day.
Der h 5 head waves the ever yrcccn tree;
The wild rose bloom, swcctIy and grand;
Fair m',lcnls brave spirit Of thee:
An planted by natnres own hand.
Thy cpitapa, written by time,
While tn dark h,y IF granny waves.
Siill ,'aI in BE ny snb!im,:
TX died t. to III IKE trt.n II o. slaves.
Ell. GRISGOEs.
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The ''Beaver Argus" records the
marriage Of John Coburn, only three feet
high No wonder be wanted to get
..o5ice1
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III " CARDS.
r. D. TURNER,
AltOrn at Il Il w,
Aud l:cney,l Land Agent,

st 7YP1ON : =: IOWA.
EA-Special attention given I" Collecting. 81
tRsrEnEENCE-t:ov.R. r. =. Lowe. kc0kuk: VIM
4. Wnsdwarl, Muscatinc. Iowa: Hon. W. +. MI
Ter. W. Penn Clark. Iowa city; il"n. Bc,j. r.
taanton. E.llfontaine, Ohio; > j. C'ew. l'p'"h
Iowa. VI
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H, G, PIATT,

ATTORNEY AMI Cuu>>tl,.oh At law.
NJ I'LL Purchase and sell Real Estate. locate
w Lard Warrants. md io the Payment OF
AA-s. iuve, ,t,g atom titles, ,conveyanc'ns. &f.
kcnrticular attention. 4iy"n to coiirct'""- Al
Lis,u ~ ,ntru tied To his care. will BE- a,t".dcd
1 /, with PrnMp,ncss md Fidelity.
h<Ofice in the Court House with the Re-
tr.ier, Tipion. Iowa.
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I, is an historical fact that the notes
Of the bank uf England circulated for
twenty five years without any attempt to
counterfeit them In the year 1853 IA
linen draper in London, counterfeitcd a
note, for the first time, by cutting it in
20 AS many pieces as there were pictures
and words upon it, and employing the
best en@ravcr to copy them on separate
plate BY printing the separate plates
successfully on one piece OF paper, the
same effect was produced as if the whole
had been engraved ON one plate Viii
liam Henry Vau.han-For such was
lis name vas hun. for his infenuity
and coun,crfeiting went on increasing
until, about the year 1918, there were
about one hundred and thirty executions
for the crime in one year; and all fo'
counterfei,ing the notes Of the bank OF
England alone
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\ NEApoLlTAN Rowland llILL =

\ NEApoLIrAN Rowland HILL --
Their are some curious stories respect
IN. Fra Il ,ccu, the celebrated Dumin-
lean preacher of Naples, o. onc occa-
>'on be preached p"ni'rrta sermon,
and intoluced 50 many il u>,ra'ionS o
terror that he soon hrou rht his hearers
to h,ir kaces, While they We're tIu>
showing every si.n Of crnt"it;on, he
cried out, Now, all Of YOU who sincerely
repent of your sins hold mp .'cur hands :"
Errly man in the vast multitude IN
n,cdiatr'y stretched fo'th hi, hands 'IIo
ly Archan.I Michavl,' exclaimed Roco,
"thou who. with rhiue adamaut'nc
sword, s'andes, u, the tight OF Judgment
seat, hcw me off every hand which has
been raised hypocr''ica'ly.' In an in,
stant every hand droprod, and Eoco OF
course pruti'ed by the OCCASION to pour
forth IA torrent OF cI"qurnt invectivc IA
.ainst their SINS aud deceit.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution t. me directed, is
sued from the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court in and for the County of Cedar and STATE
ofiowa, n favor of ID. +. Comstock and q gains
Thomas WeIch. have levied ubon the follow in,
property, As the property of the said Thoina
Welch, to wit:
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* In July, ls5'. The Julia Ihliock va; the lynn,
At the foot of Rutgers Squire New iork sh' r ,ded
etween New orN and ST. Ji,o in III isi tnd 8" Z tha
The captain allowed tn use his and t. refer to
him evidence Of the truth of what is here set down.
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JAMES W. BAGI.EY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
-. IN CuANCERi, Is NOTARY PUBLIC;
TirToS. Iowa.
Office at his residence on the corner Of Locust
AMI rki:a Str eta. above the Park. v5nln.
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ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT.

~ ear f,rni.h on short notice. DEEDS, Boxps. and
OrVplaL B ASxs, Of every description, in neat and
Satisfactory manner.
IT. GIVE Us A TRIAL! I'll
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24
BY GIBSON a. CO

d. TRUSTEES SALE.-ln pursuance Of a
&i decree of the Circuit Court Of Baltimore city, the
i& undersigned, Trustee will sell at public auction,
the exchange Sales Room, in Baltimore city, en- TU ES
DAY, the 3st day of July instant, at O'Clock r. NJ:
THOSE TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND, front
ing each the south side HOns street.
and running hundred and hiryone feet eight inches
deep twenty foot alley which begin respectively the
distance of hundred and thrtysX feet and hun
dred and fythree feet west from Carey street. each Lot
being subject annual ground of dollars
payable half yearly the first days of January and July
The improvements consist of three story Brick DWELL
ING HOUSE, with Brick Back Building each lot being
the ninth and tenth houses from the southwest Of
Holins and Carey streets.
Terms of sale areHaf cash. the balance in six months
the credit payment TO bear interest from the day Of SALE
and to be secured by the purchaser
purchasers endorsed the satisfaction of the Trustee
WM F. Prick, Trustee.
GIBSON 4 CO.,
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.for SaIe.

m recommending the Arctic Reigerdtor this to
purchasers do It NTH unISudL Confluence feeling as
sMred G u '9lH give TIE most perfect Satisfaction Dur
the 1CdrmeSt days Of last experimental
udros NTH this Refrigerator tested NTH Others and
its 0oniy Of ice and preSerUGtire qualities hGye
been eqHI
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2anktrs ano 2roksrs.

T AWRASON SMITH,
IL STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No. 20 SoUTB,sIREET,
Negotiate Business Paper ans, and execute orders
for Stocks in this and other markets. lmls II
STOCK AND BANKING HOUSE.
~ JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCR-BROKERS,
No 1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
Offer their services for the Purchase Sale of Stocks and
Securities on Commission.
We always prepared to MAKE ADVANCES one Sc
CURIrIES deposited with
Orders transmitted the Eastern Markets by telegraph
when desired.
Having careful and faithful correspondents customer
can rely upon their orders being promptly and salts
factorily executed.
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Cooks s1a Staiiotsrp,

BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL f. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
IL AS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
4 ! S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
AAEEOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found WRI.
Ill and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign Of
al the most approved manufacturers
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain in very great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY OF every description, and private
nse, viz; STEEi. PENS, PEN HOLDERS. SEALING WAX
&c, DC ' avn N'
INK. Writing and Copying, all the best makers LET
NAIES &c., &c
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER
prices ' ~
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to fs22tf
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SiIbsr @ars> ssusIrg, TT.
REMoy Al.
~ Having removed to the
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS,
III And opened new and beautiful assortment of
JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE,
Give a call
myl6tf WIN BROWN Co
ZINE WATCHES ., ,,,,,, ~,
AND SILVER WARE.
Embracing everything that is new and elegant.
Particular attention paid neaess and durability in
GEo W. WEBB,
ap3tf s f. corner Baltimore and Light streets
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFIELD, BRO. & co,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now receiving extensive additions to their already
large stock of GOLD WATCHES which they offer to the
public at low rates. ieS If
WATCHESl WATCHESl WATCHESl
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No. 1877 Baltimore street,
. PEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT STREET,
Is the best place in the city to buy good reliable WATCH
piece of jewelry to have fine Watch repaired Watches
that went accurately before been
tmekeepers, after passing through Frs hands
formerly of j. H. FRENCH
auI4-u Royal Exchange London.
CANFIELD, BROTHER L CO.,
" IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS YEA
WATCHES FINE f JEW fAthNs IN
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
22e BALTIMORE STREET,
mr2s-1 Baltimore.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Orphans Court Baltimore city, the undersigned, Exc
cutOr will sell at public auction, at the EXchenge on
TUESDAY SIst July at o,eloek ? n the NDiY Ip5p
PER ANNUM, payable half yearly, lth FEBRUARY and 18th
August reserved out of lot Of ground the east side of
southeast Of Ross and Eutaw
streets Baltimore city, being Lot No 49, part of Sims
Beginning the the east side of Eutaw street
extended northery 252 feet from 20 foot alley and run
ming norherly bounding Eutaw street 25 feet thence
easterly parallel with said alley 4 feet the
extent q CarrolPs ground thence southery, bounding
thereon % feet Lot No 49, and thence binding said
Lot to the beginning.
There original of $25 payable annually, goth
August this Lot-masng the subrent equal $50
annum, which is most abundantly secured
The terms of sale cash.
WM. F. FRICK, Executor
A S ATTORNEY FOR THE OWNER OF THE
IA OTHER UNDIVIDED 0NEHALF OF THE ABOVE
ANNUITY, will unite in the sale thereof at the time,
place. the above Indicated that the pucha
may get good and sufficient title to the whole subrent
TIL. S ALEXANDER, Attorney.
iuI3-3taw&ds GIBSON CO. Auct'rs
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BY SAMUEL j. SOPER ~ 60
VALfTABLE PROPERTY

L
-asAA HAMPSTEAD HILL,ANR BETHEL STREETS
FOR SALE.
By virtue Of decree of the circuit Baltimore
city, the undersigned, Trustee, will offer
auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms Second street in
the city of Baltimore, the 2Sh day Of July 1850 at
o'clock p NJ:
THOSE Two PARCELS OF GROUND in the city of
Baltimore, which described follows For the first
Beginning the west side of Bethel the distance
Of hundred and forty feet north Of Baltimore street.
being at the northwest OF Bethel alley
twenty wide and running thence about ninety
south Of Hampstead Hill street thence parallel with
Hampstead Hill street about hundred and seventeen
feet, to fourteen foot alley thence, alcy
about ninety feet six inches the said foot
alley and thence said alley about hundred and
teen feet t. the beginning subject ground
tyye dollars. payable on the lst Of January and july
THIS LOT Is IMPROVED by BRICK DWELLING
one and half stories high, 6 by % feet and stable COW
house. coal house, &c
For the notwithstanding on the south side of Hamp.
stead Hill eighty Bond street and on
the east side of alley fourteen feet wide and running
thence east seyentyVe feet thence south eighty feet,
thence west saventyve feet to said alley, north
eighty feet to the beginning Subject to ground of
sixty five dollars, payable the st Of January and July
THIS LOT Is IMPROVED by large OYSTER PACK
ING ESTABLISHMENT.
The two pieces well adapted for large Beer Brewery,
or for manufacturing purposes.
Terms of SALE prescribed by the decree: areOnehalf
cash, the balance three and six months, with interest
from day of sale the credit payments TO be secured by
endorsed to he satisfaction of the undersigned,
ORVILLE HORWlTZ, Trustee.
SAML j. SOPER X CO,
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