davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04
FURNITURE !!

A ASSORTMENT OF RICH
"a AND ELEGANT
HAIR SOFAS-covered black walnut.
HAIR LOUNGES-medalion.
HAIR ROCKERS-walnut.
ENANELED CLOTH LOUNGES,
LADIES EASY CHAIRS.
CARVED NURSE CHAIRS.
TETE-A-TETE SOFAS,
CARVED ARM ROCKING CHAIRS,
HIGH POST BEDSTEADS.
Also
30 doz. COMMON chairs, 30 doz. wool Office chairs.
10 d" harroom 4" 20 d" oak arm
Cane maple rocking chairs, Oak rocking chairs,
Chiireus Can--seat stools.
Imitation Oak Chamber Sets,
Baby Wagons.
Baby Cabs.
Baby Jumpers.
Tapestry Ottomans
naniIa Mats,
COir "
Velvet Mats
just received per Radu=a and for sale by
-+-lG e. BREWER < co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04
DIED.

PsRxEE-iH HouotuIu- sept - Ehcnezer Parker. aged 10
years, and grand>on oil p Parker. Esq- of Hamakua- Hawaii.
Okr-In Honolulu, October I, sarah :. +. Dat. only daughter
90 Capt Joseph " and Elizabeth X Dat, Of this city. aged d.
years ard 10 mouths ~ Sev LONDON and Philadelphia
paper. please copy.
safer Little children 90 come unto me, and forbid them not,
Tor q snch . he kingdnm Of heaven-r
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04
s(rW advertisements.

CA ID The undersigned takes this opportunity Of
returning his most sincere and heartfelt thanks to those Foreign
Residents of Lahaina and Passengers on board who so oppor-
timely and kindly came to his assistance on Wednesday morn
ing, when he had the misfortune Of getting the steamer
"Kuauea" on shore and to express his conviction that it was
entirely owing to their kind and energetic exertions that he wa
enabled to get her again afoat.
22SIt FRANK MOLTENO.
4 ID. Owners of the steamer Z" KiIauear
would hereby express their sense Of deep obligation to ali the
Foreign Residents Of Lahaina for the Assistance so cheerfully
aud kindly rendered TO the boat in time Of danger. Also to
Capt. Thos. Spencer, Of Honolulu, for his efficient aid.
22SIt WILLIAMS r co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04
DEPARTURES

Sept 23-sch Maria, Marchant. for Kona, Hawaii.
21-Sch Moikeiki, Wetherbee, for Kahului, Z. Maui.
29-Sch Nettie Merrill, Borres, for Hilo.
Oct Am wh ship Julian, Vinegar, for Tahiti and New
Zealand.
2-Am bark Frances Palmer, Pa;y, for San Francisco
Sch kauoi, Wilbur. for Lshaina-
Sch obi Fellow, Candage, for Kauai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04
Moon. Phases n, Honolulu. in October.
Ship-' Mails.
ARRIVALS.

Sept 2s-Sch Settie Merrill, BOrres, from IiiIO.
2s-sch kaEoi, Wilbur, from Lahaina and Kahului, with
wheat and -four.
29-sch kaiuna, Henry, from East Maui.
S-Sch Manuokawai. from Hawaii.
30-steamer Kianea, Molteno. from IIlO and Lahaina-
2o-Am brig Consort, M.LeIlan, 81 Gays from Port Towns
end, with lumber To II. y. Ludfngton-
Oct Sch Odd Fellow, Candage, from Hanalei, with 20 brIs
noasse5, 100 mats and l. kegs sugar, Il bags
coffee, . bales fungus. 20 tides, ~ cords frewood,
&c.
Sch Noikeiki. from Wetherbep, from Kahului.
@sIoop Live XPLkee. Morse, from Molokai.
Sch Excel from ports m haiai-
Am VII ship Omega, Sanborn. I'm the Arctic, 200 brls
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04
FoRELeN CmrRcm ST MAkAwAn- -

FOREIGN CHURCH st MAKAwAo, Mar,
are glad to learn that foreigners residinn
Makawao, have literally subscribed for H. "
ton of a chapel, where they may gather on y
Sabbath for religious worship. The foreign
munity in that region has long been hor;n. =
the time would come for action upon this SbNas
Itspeaks well for them that they have tale, icy
of the matter in good earnest, and made NJ usa
subscription among themselves. About eIFs1te
has been subscribed, The Rev. c.. B. Andrsst
having located a native female school n . .,e
May success crown his and his neighbors' esI ~
Friend. AURA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04
MEMORANDA.
Report OF ship Omega, from the Arctic.

August2S-ship OcmuIgee. II whales,
Eliza Adams. 10 whales,
Magnolia, 6 whales,
Helen Mar, S whales,
George Washington, 4 whales,
Arab, 4 or 5 whales,
VIM G. Nye, : whales,
J.. HoaLand, 5 whales.
Cleone, 5 whales.
2s-MOctezrma, 6 whales-Straits-
2S-Paulila, 2 whales-Chmpass Ground.
r. Edwards, clean.
America. 1 whale.
Masslsoit, clean
Henry kn=eian1, = whales.
Cynthia, l whale.
September lJ-BrstoI Bay, spoke bark TamerIane, winsIo1.
= whales The Omega reports BraganZa 1000
II Brig c0asoTf, frum Puget Sound, reports having had
light winds most Of the passage was becaImed two days.
Sept. >, lat 10 0s, long. 1855 IS. spoke bark Gold Hunter /;
I2th- lat 359 81, long. 1871 -, saw n schooner bound North :;
also, on the 9th, saw a bark AID brig steering north IGth. lat.
go A. long. 49, Sc, spoke ship Z. +. WlIets, bound in to san
francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

Sup. English hams
~ Sugar cured Boston ha
Oregon smoked hams,
Mess pork,
Fresh lard. in lob tins,
Kits No. l Mackerel,
Kits tongues and sounds,
English cheese, small tins,
English dairy cheese.
Fresh cod fish,
No. / Carolina rice,
Fresh dried apples,
Assorted meats and soups,
Fresh salmon.
Fresh oysters,
Fresh fosters.
Fresh clans,
Salad cream.
Assorted English fruits,
Assorted American fruits,
Assorted English jams,
Assorted American jams,
Assorted English jellies,
Assorted American je%llies,
Assorted English pickles,
Assorted English sauces,
French green peas,
American green peas,
Fresh green corn,
Fresh peaches in syrup,
Fresh ounces in syrup,
Fresh pears in syrup,
Fresh minCe pie meat,
Fresh preserved ginger,
Fresh apples,
Fresh peaches,
Fresh sardines, I tins,
Fresh Sarlines. I tins.
Fresh Durham mustard,
Fresh salad oil,
Worcester sauce,
True lemon syrup,
Lemon syrup,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

SO far from England being justified in raising such a
hullabaloo about Frances increasing power, as Lord
Palmerston has recently done, it is the United States
which ought to be looking out for both England and
France. But just think Of the President asking Con-
gress for S55, 000, 900 for Notifications or the navy.
Wouldn't he find the political bees buzzing about his
ears a little too freely for his comfort or convenience :
Really, the United States had better keep quiet, and
let her ~neighbors do the growing and fighting over
the water, at least till she can make some better show
than she can now do. But up starts brother Jona-
than. and declares that two of his men of-war can
whip any ten French or English ships; that they have
done it, and they can do it again. And so he puts
his cigar into his mouth and settles down as uncon-
cernedly rs ever.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04
PASSENGERS

FOKEGS-
For SAN FRASCtsco-per Frances Palmer. Oct 2-Samuel G
Armstrong ID > Harder. John Mitchell. Mrs LOusia Downing.
CoASrwIsE-
From Huo-P~r Steamer. Sept. 5O-Hon ] " Borden, G c
Harrft and vie capt Thos Spencer, W l. Green. K II Stanley
From IHS TO BaGi-Nrs J " Borden. Mrs Captain Make, II
Dickinson and wife deck passengers, 20
From LIHkIsA-per HANOI, sept 2q-Mrs d VI Weston and
son. Judge l. Andrews, Mr. o II Merrill.
From kArAf-per Oil Fellow. S-pt- 30 Cook and xfe,
Mr. Hermann and 60 deck Passenger
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS |!
SR D 6 20
n OTHER LATE ARRIVALS.

80 4AA41
Boston
5, Wafer bread.
Water crackers,
Butter crackers,
Oyster crackers.
Ginger snaps,
Jenny Lind Cakes,
Loaf sugar.
Crushed sugar
Brown sugar,
China rice,
Pearl sago. split peas,
Scotch oatmeal,
Arrowroot, vermacil!i,
MaccarOni,
Assorted spices,
Assorted herbs,
French capers,
French mustard,
French olives,
French prunes.
White wine vinegar,
Cider vinegar,
Chocolate,
Curry powder,
Cayenne pepper,
Yeast powder,
Table salt in boxes,
Table salt in jars,
Table salt in bags,
Saleratus,
Carbonate soda,
Cream Tarter,
RObinsOn's barley,
RobinsOn's grOdts,
Fresh corn starch.
Fresh Island beans,
Burnet;'s f~iavOriug extracts,
Black pepper,
indigo blue,
Rath bricks,
Polar oil.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04
IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.

FROM PcRT MADfsOS-per Con=ort, sept 3O-sT.I ISL Il rough
humber, 5000 q pianed. $50 VI shingles 20 VI Iaths-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

For SAY FEISCIsCO-per francisco, Oct PA pk-s mdse,
(unspe ifcdJ 5e.29l rs sugar. 20 gallons molasses. zoo do.
spirits tGrPentine. Il Gases ginger 1.Os5 gals walrus oil. I43
bales puiu- IL bales fungus, 90 tons English coal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

\ SMALL PoX RUsE-Some weeks ago it was
reported that the small pox had broken out in Waia-
lua, and DIR. r. McKibbin, junr., went over, and
after having examined the cases, reported that it was
rarioioid. On Tuesday, DR.. S. p. Ford visited
Waialua and examined the cases, and informs us
that there neither is nor has been a case of varioloid
there. and that it is nothing more than chicken pox,
as distinct from varioloid as any two diseases can be
from each other. Gases of this have been known
here for 20 years, and have never been considered
dangerous. This is rather a bad mistake for a Iicen-
sed medical practitioner, who raised such a cry not
long since in the government organ aboHt missiona-
ries and other unlicensed practitioners of medicine.
And this becomes more conspicuous, as the gentleman
has recently received the appointment, by His Excel
lency David L. Gregg, of Physician to inspect prosti-
tutes, in preference to medical gentlemen who have
lived here for years, and served with untiring zeal
for the natives during the small pox crisis, as well as
before and since.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

SMALL CHANGE.-The Friend for October has
some remarks on the necessity of small change,
which is much needed here. 1t says, speaking OF
the want of small change in Cuba - This re-
mark applies to the Cubans, but it equally applies
to the Hawaiians. Here, we may say that we
have no smaller coin in circulation than twelve
and a half cent pieces. Dimes, half-dimes or half
rials, are seldom seen. There is no doubt that
dimes and halfdimes should constitute our small
com circulation. The course which has been
pursued in allowing rails to keep up to their
original value of eight to the dollar, creates the
inconvenience, and has banished all smaller coins
from circulation. The inconvenience is very
great when the natives are called upon to pay
their taxes 50 we were Informed by one of the
tax collectors on Kauai. 1t was quite impossible,
in many instances, to make correct change.
At the post office the evil is greater. No one
expects to obtain correct change if he does.
he will he disappointed. 1t is impossible to
purchase vegetables at the market in less guam
tity than may be purchased for a rial. This
may do for the'rich. but comes rather hard upon
the poor family, and, besides, the natives in the
+. III .a.,sOu Hess tnIn Jncy UUir,I " Ice nUuIu,
if there were smaller coins in circulation. Most
respectfully we would call the attention of the
Minister of Finance, and also the Chamber of
Commerce, to this subject"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

\ NARROW EsCAPE.-An accident occurred last
week at Hamakuapoko, East Maui, which nearly ter
minated fatally to one of the party. Two men in the
employ Of Mr.. I. b. Cummings, went up the mountain
with a team to procure a load of beans. Having
obtained a load, they began the descent, the road
lying for a part of the way along the brow of a ravine.
Soon after starting, the horses took fright on account
of the wagon pressing on to them, and soon became
unmanageable, when, approaching too near the edge
of the gulch, the wagon, horses and driver, were pre-
cipitated head over heels down the ravine, n distance
of fifty feet. The driver, named Paul Murray, was
found buried under the load of beans, but singularly
enough, neither he nor the horses were killed, though
all were very severely bruised.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

- The ~boat-bOys report that a clipper ship was
seen off the port on Monday evening, about 8 O'Clock.
If so, she went by without communicating with the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

EUEEESANTS In Jars.
CitrOn, Grange, and Lemon Peel.
RAlSINS in half and whole boxes.
Fine Oolong Tea, for family use,
Good strong black Tea, for ships use.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

FRESH ND BUTTER
VERY SUPERIOR KONA
Eor sac by s. SAVIDGE,
[=o-0n Odd Fellows Hall. Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

- The sale of the Gas Works will take place on
Saturday, Immediately after the sale of the Porter &
Ogden premises.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

Gas S'rr-The Gas Works will he sold as pei
notice on next page, on Saturday next. Any of ouI
capitalists who may be anxious to learn the art Of
manufacturing gas, an art which newsmongers are
supposed to possess by intuition, can now have an
opportunity. We propose that the government buy
it and attach it to its news department. 1t may
prove a capital speculation, equalling that of its
famous typographical gasworks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

FULLY DuE-The clipper ship SiIrer Star. char
tered to load guano at Bakers Island. was to leave
san Francisco about September 10 to 20, and to touch
at this port. She will probably bring the New York
mail Of August 81.
y His Majesty the King took passage yesterday
in the steamer for Hanalei. to which place the Queen
and her suite had returned from their tour round the
island. aud were awaiting his arrival.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

Now AND THEy.-Just look at our harbor if you
want TO learn the news. Compared with the - good
old tines there's a sad falling off in the number of
ships coming and going. Here are the statistics Of
vessels in port:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-04

y We have received 4 somewhat lengthy COM
munication from Zone of the party in reply to
the structures of " One of the same party" on an
account Of a trip to Mauna Kea in July last but we
deem it unnecessary to take up our space in prolong-
ing n discussion, which merely amounts to this-thst
one Of the party saw and described incidents which
o;heI : did not notice.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03

Stocks, Gxtgangs, TT.
discounts GRANTED ON COLLAT-
- ERALS by MARTIN LEWIS,
szo-u A Second street.
A DVANCES MADE ON BILLS, NOTES OR
fAST0CKS left with me for sale.
ss,tf MARTIN Icy LEEI So.
ENRST CLASS BUSINESS PAPER WANTED
scott MARTIN i sd LGWI Street
MONEY To LOAN ON MINING STOCKS by
I'm IN, MARTIN LEWIS,
STOCKS AND SECURITIES of this and other
marke' bought aPH 6 6qd on eqmmissispi
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
LILY JNo s. CUTTINGS co,
STOCkS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
C 5.,F sold by JN0. S. Cuttings &C0.
MISSOURI 6's FOR sALEBY
s9t go South st.
r o. Il. r. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
A sstf JNo S. Cuttings 4 CO,
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
As 81 JNo S, CUTTINGS 8 \ s Go1 ..
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
JTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ by PHILIP COVER & CO.
jel-1 corner Baltimore and Harrison Ste
ENIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| l. by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
-Inl1-f Basement Chesapeake Bank
| MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
VI IL JNo S. GITTINGsAco;;
| sou ~ South St
| COMMERCIAL Il FARMERS BANK STOCK
| O .l,E by JNo. 5. Cuttings 4 CO,
BALTIMORE CITY PER CENTS. OF 1890
A s,iaf 1873 for sale by ISRAEL COHEN.
>s!: 5 y MARINE 'SSSSAsSS SCRIP
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA lsT MORT
sale By BqfRE Pc @ by City of BatmoTs for
| BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
jul7-n Basement Chesapeake ais1aR sf Bank
a aust for sale by seF KS2S E { sS;
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
~ an6tf JOSIAH LEE Il CO.
| NORTHW ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
| Jullu Easement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| - wanted by SAMI. HARRIS, Jr,
| Jal!-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
jel.o corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED By
| - PHILIP COVER X CO,
| lelu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
STERLlNG.-f8OO9 O-day Bill on London for
! osale by
ap2ltf JAS. CORNER SONS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
TiMoRE RAILROAD COMPANY'S BONDS of 1851
for sale by "
au3l-lm McKIM co.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D BONDS of 1880 wanted by
| P. II. SULLIVAN,
| au5O-u No. 81 Second street.
CITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
| au30-f No "a Sacond street
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
| 4SSIoCk wanted by p. II. SULLIVAN,
| auStu No. 81 Second street
FXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
81 LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
| Jill 63 Buchanan's wharf
M ARlNE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
1Vl CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted by
o P. II. SULLIVAN,
| aaiou No. "a Second street
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER & CO.,
| leI-t corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03
,ansurants GpiiIDalsiss.

4 1ERMANlA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ 800. OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL. ..................... s2mO9O
ms company prepared receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE, and issues POLICIES upon the most
favorable terms. " $500
CORPORATIONS AND DIRECTORS:
H. +: Amspck August Belmont, Isaac Bernheimer Chas
RreuSlng Ellie Charler, e. G. Gunther, j. H. ardt Louis
jay red happ Ed kaupe, Peter Kauth, Gustav Kutter
Jere Larocque, John Lienau, Rufus L. Lord Ed Lucke-
meyer Charles Luing, Herm. Marcuse Ad Oechs, o. OF
tendorfsr, Herm. Rose Max Schaefer J. F. Scaepeler
Efea i sihwendieT JOS Segman, l. j Stiastny Ed. V D.
Heydt Louis A Won Hoffman, D. Wallerstein, Hugo Wes
endoncs, B. Westermann, John Westfal NJ. s whitney
SHAREHOLDERS AND REF ERENCES FOR BALTI
MORE:
A. Schumacher e. W Gail
Robert Lehr, VIM. s. Rayner
Werner Drese Jacob Rudolph,
Hamilton Easter, c. W Spilcker
Chr HnrichS, Never Stein
Herm. Won Kapf, Edwd Unriaub,
lily Dietrich, Moses Wiesenfed,
ADOLPH ENG LER, gent
Office No. Is Second street,
cJ.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03
BY WIN. HAMILTON

O. IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
EzI;s THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY,
A e andersgned, trustee, will sell the premises
on MQNDAl the 22d day of October, at 1 clock F. NJ:
ALL THAT GROUND in Baltimore city, described as
follows, VIZ beginning for the the corner formed
DIV the intersection of the west side of Bethel and
south side OF Bamore street thence westerly bounding
street IL ect thenCcs0uthey parallel with Bethel
street one hundred and twenty feet the am
aey ten et wide thence eastery parallel with Baltimore
street sixteen feet to Bethel street thence northerV
enc hundred and twenty feet to the place OF beginning
SUBJECT to the annual rent Of forty dollars.
The above lot is improved by two and attic Brick
lNEiNG fronting Baltimore street feet, by
about thirty three feet deep, with Back BUILDING thereto
OF thirteen feet front and thirty three feet deep.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the trustee are-pe third
cs at the time Of sale the balance in equal payments
at Tour and eight months, with interest from the day OF
SAFE anu ID be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee
7. MCLAUGHLIN, Trustee
WM. HAMILTON,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03
BY sARIUEI. m. GOVEL,
N'4A avs - ~ ~ EhH~
- VALUABLE PROPERTY ON LOMBARD

g. g. VALUABLE PROPERTY ON LOMBARD
#iii STREET, BETWEEN FREDERICK STREET AND
SSfzsse@A4s HE MARKET, AT AuCIION.-W be sold on
M1NDAY, October Sh, 1860, at o'clock at Exchange
aesrSom Second street. all the following described very
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
uatei on the South side of Lombard street. between Fred
erck street and the Centre Market The Lot fronts Lombard
street 70 feet and running back % feet less to u
iomt alley which communicates with Frederick street
The Improvement NO 81 consists of twostory Brick
SIoRE ard DWELLING, with extensive Back Buildings:
and Sable on the alley, &c e@'
tiround rent SSl on the whole Lot
Terms or sae-Onethrd cash. balance in equal payments
OF 3, II and Is months with interest security Title
dlSputaDe. SAML. II. GOV Err, Auctoneer
Ol3568 81 RaltimOra street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03
PUBLIC SALE.

EAs..AA PUBLIC SALE.
;is The subscriber will SELL at public auction at the
4.b~ atlmore Exchange, MONDAY, October s. 1860,
at | O'Clock, p M - S'
ALL THAT NAhl ABLE FARM on which he now resides,
known as 10y ERTON,' situated in Baltimore county,
about seven miles from Baltimore city, and near the RELAY
HouSe on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad containing
NINETY Nv r ACRES, more less, and improved by
comfortable DWELLING AND OUT.BJTTLDTSGS The
land Is IN a high state of improvement
Also all his interest in that parcel land contiguous 70 the
aDoVe winch he leased to VIM NJ Meick in trust for Miss
Josephine Brent by deed dated June 18TH 1883 and duly
recorded among the land records Baltimore county in
which ease there reserved to him $50
payable half yearly, eXtingushabe payment 900
Also one UNDIVIDED iourn part of those lots parcels
ground lying partly in Baltimore city and partly Balti
more county on the east side OF the Falls Turnpike Road,
tersccted ny the Northern avenue Oak street,
streets, particularly described in a deed from John s.
Achn and wife to him. dated August % S5 and recorie
among the land records Of Baltimore city and county, said
RLeres being subject to ground of $SO paya
Also all his leasehod interest certain other tract Of
iahd; called 6LH MONT" lying in Baltimore county, near
he Relay House Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which was
leased TO MN by h. n. Tmbe and Thomas Donaldson for
Inc term q ten years ending LIST February Co. containing
less. ~ - -0i'i-'' Aoi' VI
Also a his personal property Of every nature and kind
on ms im OVerton, and upon the farm called ely
ne a6oYe real, leasehod and eIsonal property
e so 20 the purchaser purchasers ali encum
nc purchaser or purchasers will he entitled
necessary for the payment of existing liens 49, "
Terms OF sale follows One hall ash e in
months, with interest from day of sale
RI TTrCl; ETT
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03
TELFAIR MARRIOTT, Trusted
~. >, ,o,, -. ~, ,,.. +. W.BENNEIT & co,
'ls,@z2-oz5SSo3,oo9t Auctioneers.
NOR SALE OR LEASE.
II THIRTY -FOUR BUILDING II

IL TVIu
n THIRTY -FOUR BUILDING LOTS
n ArPUBLIC AUCTION
The Commissioners of Finance will Offer FOR SALT op
EES T. AT PtBLlC UCTION, the premises on WE'D,
NF%%SDAG, October 18th, at AZ O'Clock, p NJ THIRTY
-FOUR BUILDING LOTS, on tesWest side ~ PIrt m
noth OF Madison street. lot fronting fifteen fs ord
feet. ~ ''4''N''N anu lour
Kat OF the property can be at Registers Office
Terms made known at sale 1'
.oe,us.., JOIN A. THOMPSON,
r, r6---
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03

on DANCING
~ MADAME GRAVIER, formerly Mile Desjardinsl,
fiE advantageously known both in New York and Bos-
ston, respectfully informs the Ladies the public
that she will shortly open CLASSE in this city, when she
will introduce all the Dances she Just received from
the Socee 1cddeqe in Paris Schools and private fami-