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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
CHANGE OF FIRE..

THE Firm of Bearer. Rremer d Mcclure is
changed BY the withdrawal of Peter Bea-
yer, and II will hereafter be known by the
name Of KRKnEn, M'CLunE & Co. D. S. Kre-
mer and J. &. M'Clure have associated them
selves with J. G. Beaver, under the name OF
Kremer, Mcclure & CO., TO continue the Mer
camille business as usual. at the old stand,
corner Of Sd and Marketpls.' LewisonTs' Pa.
The Books and accounts Of Beaver,
Kremer & MClure will be at the store Of
Kremer Mcclure & Co.. awaiting a speedy
settlement. II.ewisburg. March %, '60l
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cREAr F7Br,-ANo7HfR 1EINrHtf

fNNN'uLf- Tenn. March 10 a'at-
Nessrs- EVANS WATSON, rhriattlI Lia:
tsffsm'g-it affords mr great prAsur" to say 10 you
that the >aiamander safe. hich purchased # you n
February 1855, proved 70 be what YOU d'i it.
sure protection from tire My stor.house- together
with se'cra other burned TO the ground IN March
last The eaf Tell through into the cellar. aud
posed 10 ntrns. Lea tor eight hours, and when
II was taken IRON the aud Op.u.d all it. couteut-
were found 20 te in perfect state, the tuts and the
papers not being injured any whatever cheerful
ly recommend your SAFES 10 the community. teisvjug
hs do, that they IRE proof il Is p0sshi,
for any safe TO be made. THOMAS } POW ELL
- Se-A large assortment of the above SAFES always
on hand at 0i Chestnut Street date ~ South Fourth
St, PhaJelphia
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DISSOLUTION.

VTHE Partnership heretofore existing under
the ute of JOHN MCALL & BRO. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be conducted, as heretofore, by
JOHN MCALL & SONS.
York Mills, May 8, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

IRISH HUMILITY-Passing one Of the
delivery windows at the Post Office, on
Saturday, We overheard the following dia-
logue between the clerk in attendance and
a dilapidated specimen of the Green Isle:
Clerk (hOlding up letter)-Where do
you live?
Pat. An sure it's myself that's not
married at all.
"Where do you live ?" again inquired
the Clerk.
Pat I have three sisters living round
here somewhere.
Clerk. | don't wish to know anything
about your sisters, or whether you are
married, but where do you live?
Pat. By the howly St. Patrick, don't
live anywhere-I make boots ou. in the
ooxsthy!
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MAIN ST. MIFFLINBURG,

where he is prepared TO accommodate strang-
ers and travelers-men and beasts-in the
best manner, with Board and Lodging.
Please give me call.
Apl,'59 CHARLES CROTZER.
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DIR. EISENWEIN'S

hh. IL Il ~ w Elm -
Tar and Wood Naptha PICTORIAL
Is the Best MEDICINE in the World for the CURE of
Coughs and Colds, Group, Bronchi'i.,
Asthma, Difficulty in Breathing, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Dip,heria,
and for the RELIEF Of patients in advanced stages Of
Consumption, together with all Diseases
of the Throat and Chest, and which pre-
dispose to Consumption.
Itispecuiiarly adapted the radical cure ofAsTIIMA
Being PREPARED by practical Physician and Druggist.
and Of great experience in the of the various
diseases to which the human frame is liable
II offered to the afflicted with tn" greatest confidence
TRY IT and he convinced that it is invaluable in the
cure bronchial affections. Price 30 cents per Bottle.
pN-rrepared only by -
Or. A. EISENWEIN & CO.
Druggists and Chemists, NV Cor Ninth Poplar Sts
PHIiADfLPHiN
Rs~sold by every respectable Druggist and Dealer in
Medicine throughout the state
Phiada, March 81, lsG0
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New Hotel in Miflinburg.

- THE subscriber would respectfully in
u form the Travelling Public everywhere,
that he has taken and fitted up the premises
OF George Schoch, in the centre of
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees. 4.,Ss9sss 4S9..
EYlBUDDEHY a
ap0 Fllwafilg FIQN1s.

SEHUSSAB1 S3SI
apo FIcusriRg Plants. A.-
90. The subscriber has on hand splendid
- collection Of both Fruit and Ornamental
TREES. &c. &c.-embracIng the very bes'
varieties of Apples. Pears, Peaches, Plums'
Cherries. Apricols, Neciarines, Grapes, Goose
berries, Raspberries, Currants, Strawberries
Large Horse Chestnut, European Mountain
Ash. American Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple
for street planting, Ever blooming Rose, and
a splendid collection of Bulbous and other
Flowering Plants.
CyNursery Grounds on the farm OF Jas
F. Linn Esq. on the Turnpike, within half
mile Of Lewlsburg. All orders will receive
strict attention. tY Terms inrariabfy CASH.
WILSON |. LINN.
Lewisburg, July Z, 1858.
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New Nurscry Ballads for Good Democrats,

/.
Sing Song Of Charleston!
Bottle full OF Rye
All the Douglas delegates
Knocked into nj,
For when the vote was opened,
The South began to sing,
"iour little Squatter Sovereign
shan't lie our kiDsl"
II.
III aidlle d;iile, the Drei Scott riddle
The Delegates scatter like looms!
Republicans laugh 10 see the sport.
And the Chiyalry count their spoons.
There was little Senator
Who wasn't very wise,
lie jumped into Convention,
And scratched out both his eyes.
And when be found his eyes were out,
WIKI all his might and main,
He hol.ei of to Baltimore,
To scratch them in again.
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wilmington, Del, sept. II, lsoJ.-Messrs. EvaSs 4
WATSON Philadelphia
Gentlemen - hs Saiamander Firc-Pruof safe OF YOUR
mauufartur~, rur Eas'a By ~ IA your Agent, Ferns
'iarrett. Of our city, min" months ago was 80"
yerey trI" hy burglars lat saturday night and al
though they nai sleig- hammer. cold chseis driil
and wdrr. tt.s diI surr.sJ in cfeulu- the
safe The L"ck L,iug one of"lia.is Potent fcNdrr
proof. they could get the powder iutO H. bat dril
ed huie ia the "~er panel and forced IN large 'hhrg
which iguied anu although the door, inside anu
out. -howcd The explosion not to have been small one
it WIS notfrc,d open. ", sui p0se they th grra
ter part Of thr ui-ht work We much -rat
fled at the Trsn # the att mIt enter H. and II th
atOSe acts Of any service liberty to use
them. Yours. truly.
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SPICES! SPICES! SPIcES!.
XAMeat Market. ~

arrangements far The Year.
JACOB G. BROWN, having supplied ihs
~ Lewisburg Market for the pastslx months,
has made the following arrangements ior 'A'
coming year
The best Of Beef, Mutton, Veal and PoFs
can be had on Wednesday and Saturday mc''
nlnss Of each week, at the Market House Gu
Market street between Schafiie's and Nolies
Lewi>burg, Pa.
His motto is Quick Sales for Cash, an
Small Profits" Examine his meat.
Ap. is, SO. |. =. sTERNER, Agent
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Estate of James 3. Kamlin, ESQ.
new FIRM AND new GOODS.
Vim. Brown Jr. & Chs. c. DunkIe

VIM. Brown Jr. 4 Chs. G. Dunkle, :,
Having formed Partnership, al the old
stand of VIM Il J. II. Brown, Market ST. above
4lh. Lewisburg,
4 RE offering large assortment o.
n Fal! and WINTER Goods,
CONSISTING of Ready Made Clothing, Cloths,
Casimeres. Coatnss. VesIings, Carperings,
Bleached and Brown Linens, DrillIngs, Shr.
tings, &c.
Also large variety of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, such as Calicoes, Challies. Lawns,
Delains, Barages, Silks. GInshams ,Shawls.& &c
Also all kinds OF Notions, Groceries, Hard
ware, Cedarware, Queens and Glassware
Fish. Salt. Tobacco.
Also all kind of Brick for building pur.
poses.
Call and examine for yourselves. Produce
of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods.
BROWN & DJNKLE.
Lewsburg, Oct 90, 1859
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ANOTHER TRUMfH!
PHuHFLpHI., Sept. %. 1889
To the President of the r-nn-y wanna Agricultural
Society The subscribers your committee TO examine
the contents Of saamABdsr Saies Of hEsus ats"n
after being exposed To- fire on the FAR ufouhds
for eight hours respectfully reprrs~ut-
That after cords If Oa& Nod and three ~ pine
had been consumed arouud the Ssfr II opened IN
the presence the committee, and the contsnts taAeL
out. a little warmed. but not even scorebed-
Several Silver Medals herroiuf, received by the man
ufarturer>. and large quantity Of d. eumruts we're 10
the safe, and came out entirely uuiuJurd
The experiment satisfied oi tts capacity OF eairr
Of thus Kind protect fCm any hie To "heh
they NAV be exposed
The Committee awsTded D p' ma snd silver Medal
Gt0. W WOODWARD,
J.HN GEAET.
J = RUTHERFORD,
Allied :. GILLEI.
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4 NAkPETS-a fine assortment BY
" Uursh 4 Goodman
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
N CLUSKEY'S
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,

ByM.w. t GGTsEf7 Ras}i5ston, n c.
The various Party Platforms.
Governors Geary, Stanton ami Walkers Inaugural Adj
Senators Green, Douglas, and Collame1s and Messrs
Stephens and Others Reports on Kansas;
The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Pill
ecompton, Topeka and Leavenworth Constituons,
The Crttenden Montgomery Senate and English Bills.
The votes on the same in each House.
Indeed every thing essential apperainng the same
clTding President slider Pie Pierce Special Message.
The Constitution of the United States.
Nashington's Farewell Address
Virginia and kentucky Resolutions Of 1923 and 90
MI olays Report in favor Of Distribution Of the Public
fe sam end able against it, with full history of
President Pierce's Veto eff the INDECENT Insane Land
The Address of Mr. Faulkner on the subject
history Of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Perces Message, vetoiug the River and Harbo
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery
Extracts from Speeches ofnoted Republicans aud Adolf
Mr. Toombs Boston Lecture on Slavery.
Messs Fremont and BuChanans Letters of Acceptance
Ness. Buchanan and Williams Lettels on the Bargain
and Intrigue Charge r,., ,,,
The Maysviile Road Veto
A History Of Party Conventions
Report Of Mr. Davis, Of South Carolina the Political
| Mr. Buchanans Minority Report on the same subject
Gov Wise and Mr. Caruthers Letters against the Ameri-
can Organization and Hon A. H. Suarts Letters signed
| "Madison,n defending it.
Kenneth Rayne IS Speech at Philadelphia in November
1856, and in North Carolina in 1881.
| history of, with the votes on the various Tariffs
| A history of the United States Bank d Abolition Pc
| titions
| Mr. Fillmores Abany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
| History of the Annex alton Of Texas.
Opinion of Public Men the Power of Congress over the
| Territories.
| The Nicholson Letter.
! The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
Compromise, with every thereon sectonalIy
classified,
| The Compromise Measures 1880
Clayton Compromise.
| Wimot Provso.
| With many other things, too numerous to mention.
Every subject sfuly trened and every vote in Congress
A9Ths Book will post up the public speaker fully on the
I Kansas and other questions.
1 Terms-Singe Copies, s3 Clubs of six, SIS
| JAS. B. SMITH CO., Publishers,
mh2Slm Philadelphia
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HY WILLIAM HAMILTON

d. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FEE
gt;i SIMPLE PROPERTY, THE RESIDENCE OF DR.
-s5e.A=W HlTRlnGE at l o'clock, WEDN ESDAY,
the 18th Of April the premises No AZ North Gay street.
desirable and valuable DWELLING, No Al North Gay street
belonging to Dir. Hhitridge The lot fronts inches
the east side of North Gay street. running back to Fred
ercK street 5 feet on the south side of the lot and I2
feet on the north The lot is fee. The improvements are
OF the best materials built in the substantial manner
without regard to cost There are sixteen and
oces has cellar under the whole house; has gas and
cold water and one OF Chilsons furnaces, and cooking
range. On Frederick street the Stables. story
bnck for four horses and fonr carriages The HOUSE
built by DAYS work ana cost $3.50 The lot is in The
Doctor having purchased residence Charles street
ers selling to renting, ahrding opportunity for profit
able nVestm -ntto Spectators capitalists desiring
chase property in the of the for business purposes
For physician rStclass boarding it cannot
surpassed
y B-Purchasers are requested to examine the premises
Terms of SaleOne third ash, the balance in one and two
years with interest cash the option of the purchaser
1900 remain ground if desired Taxes and
paid to the day Of sale For further particulars,
and if wanted at private sale apply to the auctit
WM. HAMILTON, Auc'r,
ap2ts Nos Ga and G6 South Charles street
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d. 9artrwrsbtp A0tiffs.


NO-PARTNERSIiIP.-I have this day associ-
Oaed with me CHARLES f. T.. HAGGER, in the NAU-
TICAL AND MATHEMATICAL BUSINESS, now conduct
ed at the of Spears wharf and street.
JAMES I. KEMP.
THEREAFTER THE BUSINESS will be con-
Il Quoted under the name and style of
JAS. T. KEMP & Co
Baltimore April ?, 1860. ape
nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
1.-THE PARTNERSHIP formerly existing between
JOHN II. TRAVERS and MARCELIUS A. MITCHELL,
under the frn OF TRAYERS & MITCHELL, was DIS
SOLVE ED the 18th instant by the death of John H. Ira
vers.
All persons indebted to the above firm requested
make immediate payment to the surviving partner is
alone authorized to collect all debts due to- and pay all
claims due by the firm.
MARCELLUS A. MITCHELL,
Survivor of Trayers Mitchell
Baltimore. December 26th 1859. d26 If
mi ARCELLUS A. MITCHELL WILL CON-
41TlNUE THE SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP BROKER
AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old Stand,
No SPEARS WHARF, for and lis own account,
risk ann benefit. d26tf
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1H SAME Ell y. SoPER tS {
" VALUABLE PROPERTY
FORT AVENUE AND TIE MIDDLE BRANCH OF THE
PATAPSCO RIVER

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 as Court of Equity, the subscriber Trustee,
will offer for sale at public auction the Exchange Public
Sales Room Second street adjoining the Postoce
city OF Baltimore, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the
25th day of April next, at one O'Clock
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
on the southwest side Of Fort between Reese and
oWman streets IN the city Of Baltimore, fronting the
southwest side OF Fort avenue l5 feet and of equal width
t. the depth OF about 1877 feet SOuthwcserly the Port
NardenS line, containing about four acres one rood and
twenty SIX perches of Land, less.
The situation the above property renders it extremely
valuable FOR manufacturing ship building purposes and
is well worthy of the attention of capitalists others
plat Of the above property be at the office the
Irsae, and will be exhibited at the time and place of sale
The terms Of sale third cash the day of sale,
one-thrd in four and the other third in eight months
e or all cash at the option Of the purchaser the credit
notes, with curty to he approved by the Trustee.
JOSEPH c. BOYD, Trustee,
No. II W. Fayette street.
SAMUEL J. SOPER Il CO,
Austinu
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ID O P SAILS
ENR ERECTLNG 4 CNI-RT- u0ESE

FOR ERECTING A COURT HOUSE
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.
''@ y tsnIv tTGxh5 MaIch' l, 1860
dsaT as, WI II e c tn ndop pn dr the the
eonsrGcto9 the Court House aatGorzcl erected at
Baltimore Maryland according to the plans and specifca
either for thu whole building, sspera'e for the eren
each bid with he amount OF each Kind Of Work and the
total amount carried out the Department reseryng the
right to reject Or accept the proposals hereby invited any
@ ra Ee f ds54s hf IN Of the United
@ Cause tt 70 % a bet oF mI the co 5nte
all bids when there shall! be parties in interest who do
on TIE bids and al bids that investigation
Bids viii not BE- received and no contract will be
awarded to bidder unless details furnished the De
parm.9t Of G Pifn of tis drsnt kinds Of work and
partmn SO that may adop the whole part of the bid,
as the interest Of the United States require.
the contract: the naria rreor 70 , g , b v P
contractor from The rnis 90 ~ c%rI m NJ ny ae
orzed to be used in the new building, under the spec
Nngty per cent Of the amount Of work done and mater
c n aGcons to Price to be
estimate Of an agent of the DepartH ent appointed that
fb sS i 'ca re- ' nntii te oInPetlon OF
aforesaid and 10 be forfeited in the event o. non-fulment
Contracts will Ne awarei only builders and me-
chaLiC, and the thereof except by consent of
The Secretary Of the Treasury will he forfeiture of the
Each proposal must be accompanied by written guar
BY the ncd States District Judge Attorney aid
DiStric in the sum Of $4,000 for the whole work,
propGonatc amount any part thu the bidder will when
required II lis proposal be accepted, into contract
and bond wiki proper sufficient securities for its faii
full performance.
bnud certificate required will he furnished on
application To the department.
Plans specifications and working drawings will he ready
on the 18th of April when they b. had application
the Department.
No bd TiH considered es2 HGv complies in all its
det1dS 'pith the Teq,r eneaS Of this dduertiSement
The proposals must be 10 this Departments addressed
to tn crctary Of the Treasury, and plainly endorsed
Prop0SaiS for The Bal alorc Court House. and will
opened at o'clock Of the last day named receiving
the
HOWELL COBB,
m22lwtMayI Secretary Off he
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ID Q OF N G.
LEST ER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1889
n PRO MENT p LIE d FOR
FIRST PREMIUM 4 WARDED.

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.
We prepared to all kinds OF Roofs steep or
fa old, shingles, tar metal steamboats, and
with this unequalled Roofing From long
experience the business, the inventor discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly all roofing as
met with and after complete system Of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts of
and been adding it for two yearshe has produced roof
which offered crtcising public as far superior to any
composition, and
EQUA- TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some the inducements this Roofing offers are, viz The
canvas is the heaviest kind, rated composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being put the roof The composition not only
not injurious to- but actually preservatve Of cotton
To ROT THE CANVAS
The joints cemented whole covered
with heavy coat OF Cement compounded from materials
winch viii not scale off, crack become injured by
being walked over.
EVERY ROOF IS FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING 1T
For protecting METAL ROOFS corroson and leaking
cur cement alone possesses quantities of durability
equalled, and is the cheapest coating that be used
For STEAMBOAT AND RAILRnAD CAR COVERINGS we con-
ordinary coverings No Oil is brought in direct contact
with the to burn it, and the Paint we use
on the Waerght canvas, is made from materials which do
NOT become like from exposure, but remain pabe,
ES COUNTY RIGHTS FOR IN the States Of Maryland,
Deia1coTe Virginia, andH the District If Columbia.
Va Believing that when the quality of this Roofing is
qued in the above territory, have constructed our
mandatory sufficiently large to supply any demand
R9-LETTERS OF INQUIRY Promptly ANSWERED.
Prepared material for sale, with instructions it
and will be furnished agents, leaving them aIr
margin fer profit.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
Baltimore, Nd.
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Hlstals, NarAbare, TT.
ANDREW REUTER- Il SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
RI a r ID w "A II E,
CUTLERY,

H0USE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
No. Sc WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
between Gay and Frederick streets
Our stock embraces all the staple articles in the HARD
WARE LINE, besides various H0USE-FURNISHING
GOODS, such Plated and BritanniaWare Knives and
Forks, Walters Trays, Japanned Ware, &c.
The prices and quality of Goods equal any
the city and the patronage OF the pubic respectfully
solicited. mh2sf
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. Northumberland I'M HARTFORD CONN

O. VALUABLEF FARM IN HARTFORD COUN-
ssiiil TY AT TRUSTEES. SALE-In pursuance of De
CONT OF o of the GrGH Court for ar2rd county as
public sale Halls Roads, SATURDAY, the 2st day
Az THAT TRACT OF. PARCEL OF LAND lying in
Ha.t9rd county, near Halls = Roads known by the name
or less being the lands mentioned described in
c9nkey to John Henderson dated on the sn 18th daS
april 1888 and recorded among the Land Records Of the
Circuit Court for Hartford county, in Liber W g. No 10,
insicay valuable It's favorable ioeaton, within short
distance from berdeen Station the Philadelphia, viii
and convenient to the best markets for its products
HOUSE capac6gs and comfrabe wb ali ali
the necessary out-budings
The terms Of sale prescribed by the Decree aeThat
OF or OF The paEGfs money De paid in cash on the day
third months from the day Of sale the credit paymSTts
to bear interest from the day Of sale, nd be by
ruse Vie HESR4 D FAK 9Sy bbRs,GTF fast Sy the
ap3eos Bei,Air.
I;:;t VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
Iii IN WESTMINSTER So GG4RR2LL COUNTY, MD,
The ihers Trustees will offer for sale by public
auction, III premises TUESDAY, 18th April, at two
The following DIES bed valuable property in Westminster
Carroll county Md being part of tract called whites
Land or Whites Level situate lying and being in Car
% DESIGNATED the plan Of Westminster Town recorded
rc Ge b. fell Gs A. and AZ land records Of Ere
now called the city of Westminster and situated in Carroll
Beg ming said parts said lots southwest
nt ot NO ~ ana running thence northeast bounding on
Jt No 10 to Brick Building erected said lot No 20 for
the purpose of Brewery thence northwest said lot
0and of lot No 81 to nterec the part of said lot
No q, which formerly owned by Isaac Shriver, and
conveyed by him and his wife to Jacob RICHTER thence
southwest till 1t intersectS part Of lot Il, by
John Fisher: thence in the same drecon pounding
I'm Fishers part OF lot No 81 the street of said
town, cali Westminster thence bounding on said
main street to place Of beginning.
The above lot has erected large and comfortable
RESlphNCE fronting upon Main street, Westminster, and
IN the neghborhood Of this locality, the Railroad to
tecty terminates IN" house has not long since been
fitted and improved at considerable expense.
The property will be sold subject a rage upon
which there is due 1865 the greater part which, by
the terms of the mortgage will not be dueor long period
of time.
Terms ofsaleOne cash on the day Of sale and the
balance GO days, with interest and security approved
by trustees. J. bATlMER HOFFMAN,
EFHRAIM WALL,
mh29-A p5-Il,I4,l6 Trustees.
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O. FOR RENT THE FOUR-STORY
a,,,ssl WAREHOUSE, south side BALTIMORE sikEt.I,
10y between Euaw and Paca streets No; 20 AP3ty TO
O. STORES FOR RENT.-Two HOUSES
% President street, near Pratt with GOOD Stores and
tenants AMY to VIM. 5. CROSS
iaaTtf Npp' Corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues
NOR RENT-A very good COUNTING-ROOM
E at No 3COMMERCE STREET. fe2ttf1
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay Six per cent
interest on the outstanding Scrip Certificates
next " - $780, " '"'
Trey have also declared the $750OOO of Subscribers
Capital Scrip Dividend of Four and half per cent
being 22& per cent on the amount paid in on the
Earned Premiums entitled 10 participation in profits,
scrip Dividend of Twenty per cent; Certificates for which
will he issued on after LIST May next
By order Of the Board,
CHARLES IRVINE Snrratary,