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WTI' VTNTT0
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FORT AVENUE AND TaEMIpnlE, BRANCH OF THE

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AT TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court of Baltimore
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city OF Baltimore, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the
25th day Of April next, at one o'clock
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GRot Nd situated
the southwest side of Fort between Reese aud
Lowman streets in the city Cf Baltimore, fronting the
southwest side Fort l5 feet and Of equal width
the depth of abopt G77 s0uthwcstry to the Port
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twenty six pcrclrS of Land, more or less.
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Trustee and viii he exhibited the and place OF sale
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after, all cash the option Of the purchaser the credit
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ArE, formerly owned by the Baltimore WaterCom
ic TUESDAY tie f%t Of May at the EXCHANGE gg
SaesrQ o, m, at at Gcl s.S; P n, viz:
ofSEvEN BUILDING LOTS, (about ~ f-ct wide by II
eet deep lying in the square bounded by NOrth Charles
Ea2sr and Chase streets and Lovegrovc alley and nng
TIE LANvALE PROPERTY.
onn on said street 20 80 c f %f 6 ss OF GhaTes street
and running west to Jones Falls established by City
Sec situate on the west side Of Charles street. fronting
"G see @ 9H@ on r4nn2s s |git IT, horon aey
ing 22 feet on said Street and running east to the centre
Of Morton aleyand on the centre said alley 3,3 feet
Of the Falls Turnpike Road and fronting thereon about
ments one sT0N and dne BRiCK BW Eli S$ improve
to the c1fI Gn ine north side Of Lanye street lsQ
See 6-Suate the north side of anvala street. IGa
eG 10 te GENRE OF hudson alley with depth Of 50 feet
aiS g. Lot S?; II III same section.
vs. iee between the centre Of Hudson alley and the Falls by
Sec s-Stuate on the Oak street 800 feet and
fHnng east 70 ne centre q hudson stree; in part and to
branch Of @ FIJI On the % side Of The eastern
between the centre oIownssnd street and the centre of Oak
Sec lo-Bounded by the centre Of ca street about gI5
ee to The Fails and on the centre of Townsend street about
Sec Stuate the western side the eastern branch
OF the Falls Turnpike Read and fronting about 800 feet
depth Of about 100 feet to the Falls anu al d"
Sec l2Stuate the western side of the prong OF
the Falls turnpike Road fronting thereon about Goo feet
Sec Stuate on the eastern side of the Falls Turnpike
k9a fronting thereon about 400 feet running to the Falls,
Sec. lSituate on the west side Of Hudson alley IS feet
and running westerly to James Bays aud binding said
alley >. s.,.....-.,.....-.,. -'
side Of Decker street and the Falls the side Of Iud
Sec l-Situate the side of Decker street about
feet ana running norheasery about 50 feet
sec Is-Situate the west side Of Morton alley about IS
of Federal ,trcet
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. TRUSTEES SALE.-In nnrsnnnnn 81
TRUSTEE'SS SALE

TEF.:r TRUSTEES SALE
j BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit for Balti
4s-.A more city, the subscriber Trustee will offer at
PUBIC sale at the Exchange Rooms on Second street
on THURSDAY, the Bird day of May, 1860, at o'clock
ALL 4. THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS,
O. IS cCuoh street described as follows Beginning on
the southwest side of McCullOh street. at the dist0nrc Of lis
feet Enthusiastically from the intersection Of Hoffman
ana MCCullo streets and running thence Southwe stwar
~, ana parallel with Hoffman street l2 feet inches
centre OF an alley 10 feet wide; thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY,
bounding on the middle centre line of said alley and
ael to McCuoh street IS feet thence northwest wardly
parallel 10 Holman street, l2I feet inches McCuOh
street and thence enthusiastically, bounding thereon, Is
ofs72. 7 W
Tne improvements are well-built three-sory BRICK
DWELLING, with double three story back building with
all the modern improvements &c "
Terms of Sale-Onetrd cash the day of sale; the bal
ance in two equal instruments months thereafter
me deferred payments to bear interest from the day of
SALE and to be endorsed to the satisfaction Trustee
ISAAC W. JEWETT, Trustee.
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nE,,.f y.
RsiiSI - The following described VALUABLE REAL Els
2-s< fE, formerly owned by the Baltimore Water Com
Hany andnOw npoSsession OF the Cv.Wl be at pub
lie sale, on TUESDAY. the LIST May, at the Exchange
Saesroom, at O'clock p. NJ, viz:
\ rtion Of he Chase Reservoir Property, consisting
OF SEN En- BUILDING LOTS about 2Tl feet wide by ii
t deep lying in the square bounded by North Charles
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Ill., LARGE AND HANDSOME THREE
RsiiI STORY DWELLING ON WEST FAYETTE ST
+1SiI AZ AuCTl0N-Iwill sell on WEDNESDAY, NEXT
second street all the following described very valuable and
handsome property, viz: 49, 'H0 GIL"
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
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OF iaca street The Lot fronts Fayete street d feet
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ana Migrant Also with gas the second story ana every
COZ VeLIlcnce Tor a family, &c. Ground rent 800
call especial attention persons wanting very do
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CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND FOR SALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
SAMT IT, TITRNER
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81 A. c, MATTHEW'S.
O. TRUSTEES SALE
k@,s OF LIE : II l. ID PROP T. RTY
49, on WALSH STREET
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the Undersigned trustee will offer for sale public
auction the Exchange Sales Rooms Second street in
the city Of Baltimore TUESDAY, the Sth day of May
1860, at | o'clock =. NJ.
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, lying,
and being in the city Of Baltimore, beginning the same
at the distance Of 20 feet from the southeast
section of Smith and Walsh st, and running thence,
parallel with Smith street. and along the line of lot Of
ground leased by Elise Fuss Samuel NJ Richardson one
hundred and forty feet to "imore alley; thence bounding
the West side of Wilmore alley twenty feet thence by
straight line rael with Smith street, hundred and
forty feet to Walsh street. and thence bounding the
side of Walsh street. twenty feet to the place of beginning
The above lot IS improved b. a new welbuilt FRA f
DWELLINGHOuSE, and is subject to the annual ground
of fifty dollars.
Terms Of prescribed by the cash
day of sale and the balance in equal payments,
six and nine months with interest, and security be
proved by the undersigned -
JOHN }. SNYDER, Trustee,
No IS fayette street
4. e. MATTHEW'S,
I'll
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-25
: POSTPONED TRUSTEES SALE

HsIIN OI TIE "FNFII4N LAW N FAKM, IN HARFORD
-@leas@ COUNTY, MD.
cit % G decree Of the sGpsror Court Baltimore
Ihe EXCHANGE Salesroom, Second street on WEDNESD3Y
zo1h q pm, 1870, at O'Clock T. NJ
The HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM If tha Iafo L,,-oI
lying III Hartford county, about i've miles from
!, Sd station, on the Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA
Ill any on the public road from thence to Church.
Furnace. A'''''' ''h" ohc from Iiirlord
The firm nhnn NJ l.-