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nor SALE OR LEASE
a LOT on South side Madison street, near Bidde,
fronting fro POI IT. on Madison and running back Gross alley
,n,,, mr LAMBERT GTTTINGs,
EOR EHCHANGE.-$G 900 in Ground Rents,
MSsrchandSe, end some money, if required, for fine
GROUND Rents F n9 Con PIG ea te S oa s% &
frn Lands bought sold and exchanged Houses Rented
ap5.tf TN. REID.
OFFICES FOR RENT the large house No.
H and IN ibe SrkEEf adj2Rng the County Build;
Fits S9S ar H0gse and new City Hall Apply to Tos
ESgSss5.t FOR RENT.-A convenient three-story
#iii House, with modern improvements, No 1913 n Cal
YER street IT,. near Era Rent $500 per
West Gays - : 60 w. ''''''D Sp2 # t.
fffEs:t VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Mi The advertiser offers for sale his DWELLING
W. - @ The St % 3 Of st. Paul and Mp4is2n street q
piete in all its appointments.
d.: ALSO,
I GdFks 81 L&1b On tie lead
E a aPae e dS1b F 6N & the & Road p % 3
pest manner and having all the conveniences of city
The ground is about half cleared and half TNIBERED
large number of fruit and ornamental trees have been
Wafer 9f Of the v RTGpeGy @EnS an ample supply Of
@ '''''''D VIII ALSO, "'' Ut carrier II desired
e ALOT OF TWENTY ACRES at the head of Charles
ba, a d eI f anu oInhG on le fowder MIL Road,
Spring Can be divided into two sites TO advantage.
ALSO,
Several LOTS containing to l6 each, upon the
avenue contiguous, very eiigby situated for country
residences Their capacity for the purpose may he judged
from the beautiful improvements occupying portions
Of these grounds Their TO churches and schools,
and the character of the neigborhood added
ments to those seeking the country.
AlSO-AS TRUSTEE.
THIRTY -FOUR ACRES on the avenue and but miles
from the city This tract is well WOODED lies very
adYantageOuSy for division into smaller sites
feet WIDE forms the Northern boundary and gives
every part Of the property.
For further information, apply to
JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
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AnlusemeRts.
IAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW

II n ~ 'ieLA1 CIlON
FRONT STREET E n theatre,
, o. THIS AFTERNOON,
o ana Family Entertainment, commencing at halfpast
r, THIS tdoNDAY) NIGHT, April 9th,
Inc worldrenoTS1n ed, Etqqles gT
will make first appearance in Baltimore No description
can do justice to the extraordinary feats this intrepid
First night e hs @agnsf9 CHINESE Spectacle entitled
produced with dresses appointments NJ
SURPRISING spendor This spectacle will be Played both af
MIR. FRANK DREW, As JESTER,
EQUESTRIAN AND AM 1 GSYSStNAsTIc SKILL,
Introducing az RI PS SPPdT % aG of the Troupe
illustrative ofhe sports and pastimes Nations on the
same evening Us ~
The performance will commence withhe grand represen-
ENGLISH sTEEPLE-CHAsE.
Inc "hole under the personal supervision of
Circle and Parquette so cents Children
a m o cents nro 10 Upper Circle Is
81 Whole Private Boxes 81 and So
seats secured without charge three days in advance
10 improper characters admitted.
Doors open at Z to at quarter before O'clock
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
'c II e FORD Manager
AA'"N'' S1RA5tSfg ~ WA Pf4NG (. BRoWEF'
T0ODLES.
timothy roodies Mr.. Chanfrau
After which
oRTHE MANAGEkk IN s ! { / OF NOVELTY
10 conclude with the Farce of the
r..,r.-, ARTFUL D0DGER.
Timothy Twinkle ....................Mr b r. Magnley
~ pAdmisson-Prvate Boxes So Balcony, Circle
md PsRrgnetts 80 cents Family Circle, Is cents
Doors open at 61a Perfol nance commences at7A.
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ALSO,
Immediately after the above sale,
AT 30 O'CLOCK.
ALSO,
SAME AFTERNOON,

~ HAMBURG ST KEET PROPERTY.
ALL lat LOT OF GROUND situated on the Northeast
ernmoSt side of Hamburg street. the distance feet
ENTHUSIASTICALLY from the formed by the intersection
Of the Northwesernmost side OF How ri street and said
Norheasernmost side Of Hamburg street. fronting Ham
burg street % feet by depth of Co feet parallel with
ard street. There ImprOv ementS this lot The
annual rent is $3S2 with the right purchasing the reve
nd fees t
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TRUSTEES SALE
PROPERTY on BOND STREET,

LQa.- PROPERTY ON BOND STREET
- NEAR BALTIMORE STREET
by virtue OF standing order of the Court Of Common
Ie Ior 6amOe city, passed in relation the Estate of
InS3iyen Debtors the Undersigned trustee will expose
pupic SAFE on me premises MONDAY the 23d day Of
All that PARCEL OF GROUND in said city, beginning
on e west SIDE OF Bond street. Fat the distance s feet
south Of Hampstead and running thence SOUTH on the west
sue OF B9nd street feet and extending back for depth of
equal width with thefront-75h feet '
Inc Inc lot IS improved by good 3story BRICK Dwell
LING ii0U Sc with Brick Back Building and is subject to
ground rent of S35, payable half yearly.
Terms of saeOnethird cash on the ay of sale
NJ months ana one-thrd at ~ months from the day of
SALE with interest and security satisfaction OF the
trustee EDWD. L. CLARK, Trustee.
JOHN CARSON, Attorney,
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aHbIit SAILS.
BY LENNON 4 BROGDEw
DTTTIJ IT we 49, HAN


IL SHIP PARTHENON
ESDAY, 10th April, 1860 at / o'clock P NJ At ,bo
exchange Sales ROOMS Second street. Tor account Of
The good Ship P4RTHENoN, as she now lies at Gibson.
wharf burthen t36 register and great carrier coppered
Medord Mass the best material is in good order and
a De sent to sea alta small expense, and has full
- Sale positive, without regard to weather.
cash. balance in four months, with in
Vs. aauato ne secured to the satisfaction of the
nll2l- Is LENNON BROGDEN, Auctrs.
BY SAMUEL H. GOVEI
$50 LARGE AND GENUINE
ISABELLA GRAPE VINES,
CELEBRATED VINEYARD
T s. ELETCHER, NEW jersey
will sell on MONDAY MORNING NEXT i nr;I OIL, =.
my store, No g Baltimore street: @NP''' s'n' at
7S0 LARGE AND GENUINE
3AND YEARS OLD 4'Eo'
AND VERY FINE
These Vines are from the celebrated VINEYARD OFT G
Fletcher Esd ofN he having the largest Vineyard aud
apo is SAML. II. COVER, Auctoneer
f{rrEsf HANDSOME DWELLING
i ON WEST FAYE # STREE STREET, NEAR PACA,
viii sell on WEDNESDAY GIiI 1Itb 1T O'Clock On
the premises all the following described cry valuable pro
All. THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
on the north side of Fayee street. fifth west
OF Paca street The lot fronts Fayette street rs feet and
ming back good depth ~ WI
STORY BRICK DWELLING with fine baeent IN En-
LAT anu With gas to second story and every con-
Ground rent 500. call special attention OF nsrsors
WanunS very desirable dwelling being in the Business
part OF the western section the'city. ~ eS'
Terms of sale-Elalf cash, balance in and f. month";
credit, with interest on security. '"s
Title Tile. indisputabe. S. H. COVER Auerr,
ml2SeotAD5&dts 81 Baltimore stree.
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hFFlCES FOR RENT.-In the large house No
va FAYETTE STREET, (adjoining the County Build
g ana IN the Immediate vicinity of the proposed United
HILL, q st. Paul street mh2otf
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d. FOR SALE.-FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
EH,,i ON CALVERT STREET.-THE undersigned is autlo-
z rised by the offer private sale. that valu
able property the east side South Calvert street. few
doors south of Baltimore street, which occupied
tenant by Richard Lilly, Saddle and Harness Maker. II
fronts Calvert feet with depth of leo feet
alley court For information As title and sale
apply HENRY WEBSTER,
mh29 3ayy3W No g(alyert
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&TORAGE will be taken in warehouse 125
SSmiths wharf, at moderate prices. Apply to KNOX &
90 d30af
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HARVED WOOD BREAD-PLATES AND
" KNIVE S.-A most desirable article for the table
ROSEWOOD AND PAPER MACHE
DESKS,
W0RK-B0XES,
PORT OLIOS,
ENV ELOPE CASES,
INK STANDS,
AND GLOVEBOXES,
Just opened and for sale by
CANFIELD, BRO. & CO,
dlbu PReER COR corner Baltimore and Charles SITS
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nEPOT OF NEW YORK FRENCH CON
~ FECTIONERY, CHOCOLATES, &c, &c
J. MERCHANT * son,
pAITIMORE, MARY LAND.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

No. ia ". PRATT STREET, the Maltby House.
OFFER FOR SALE
l00 5lb boxes of the following goods Gum Drops and
Sticks Chocolate, Icorice and Chocolate Cream Drops
Brandy, Whiskey Port and Madeira Wine Drops Sugar
Almonds of all qualities Fig and Jube Converse
ton, Drugg Is and Boomer Lozenges Plain ozenges of
the fOwng avors of all sizes and shapes Mint Lemon
Cinnamon, Wntergrren Rose Lavender &c, &c; Ladies'
Cream Drops Co dial Beans; Cordial Toys Chewing Gum
Mixed Candy of all qualities Family, Jim Crow Double
Refined Chocolates &c &C. beside general variety Of Can
dy of our manufacture. Lemon Syrup and Per
feet Love Cordia &C. &c Wholesale dealers in Foreign
Fruits, Nuts, &C Havana, Domestic and egars
Which offer at the lowest market prices.
p. S-All goods delivered to Railroad Stations, Steam
boats and to the city free of charge. app If
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JOHN " CRIsFIELD, 1r-,,.....
mhS02aw&ds / r CINNON Src,ionear
HT IL. VI. KENNETH x CO
fFE..t LARGE SALE OF.
ElzRiiiii FEE SNIP + AND LEASEHOLD


E,iiI FEE SIMPLE AND LEASEHOLD
-aAss& PROPERTY,
IN South Charles, York, Ohio Guenue, HGlnJurg South
AT PUBLIC SALE
TRU STEE'S SALE.
In virtue OF deed of trust executed to me- as trustee by
VIM Robinson dated the 18th day of February last and
recorded IN the office ofthe Clerk of the Superior Court
Baltlmore city, will sell at public sale for cash, in the
city Of Baltimore, the premises, on SATURDAY AFTER.
Charles street property first, described follows:
SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
~, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
he west side OF South Charles the formed
and the North side of Welcome alley and fronting and
nng on Charles street &c feet by depth of 1913 feet to
elcome alley The improvements this lot are two
story and attic BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, with pantry
IWostory and attic BRICK DWELLINGS Welcome alley
The Who'll lot Is subject to the ground rent of $50
payable semi-annually. '~'
ALSO,
Immediately after the above sale
AT 80 O'CLOCK,
YORK STREET PROPERTY,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate on the south side
oil G9r street between Sharp and Howard streets fronting
less to an alley running into Spring Garden avenue The
improvements consist of two story brick DWELLING
House, with basement Subject to the annual ground
SAME AFTERNOON,
O'CLOCK
. PROPERTY ON OHIO AVENUE.
An undivided half part OF lot Of ground situate on the
Ohio by depth ofone hundred and twenty-five feet
less, to South Howard street this lot are two
railroad tracks running the whole distance Ohio nv
enue TO Howard street, and connecting by switches
subject to the annual ground of $266 payable semi
annually.
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d. FOR SALE OR LEASB-TWO conven-
R5;is len small FRAME DIV ELLING HOUSES with good
sized Lots attached fronting Ross extended
III Baltimore county.
Also, for lease, number of LOTS Ross street extended
and on Francis street
For terms apply t.
NH awDn1 M
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BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


o. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FEE
Mill SIMPLE PROPERTY, THE RESIDENCE OF DR..
- - ~ W II MI at O'Clock on MEDN EaDA
opposite Zion Church.
E S pa f t BR aSo on S s sta nt
belonging to Dr. Ehtdge. The lot fronts 20 feet inches
the side of North Gay street. running back Fred
erck street l45G feet the south side the lot and I27k
the materials built in the most substantial manner
without regard to cost There sixteen and two
cold water and Chilsons furnaces and cooking
[ rc On Hederek street are the Stables
built by days work and cost $1,000 The lot is in The
rs selling to renting aording an opportunity for profit
able nvestmento spectators capitalists desiring pur
For physician or rstcass boarding house cannot be
B-Purchasers requested to examine the premises.
Terms of third cash. the balance in and two
en Si If SpSd
gancG pad u to the day OF sale For areT
anu wanted al private sale W WHY G 4 MI Hncr
ap2ts Nos. 81 and &C South Charles street
O. VALUABLEFARM IN HARTFORD COUN-
Mi TY AT TRUSTEES sALE-In pursuance Of a De,
.Ac of the Circuit Court for Hartford county as
public sale at fails Roads on SATURDAY, the 2lst day
ALL THAT TRACT OF PARCEL OF LAND lying in
Hartford county; Halls Z Roads known By the name
less being the lands mentioned and described in
deed Of mortgage from David C. Springer and Margaret
April 1889, and recorded among the Land Records OF the
Circuit Court for Hartford county, in Liber W. G., No TO-
Farms in Hartford county Of the same size are as in
distance from Aberdeen Station the Philadelphia, Will
mi1gon and Baltimore Railroad renders it easy of
Gs s9 Is E 81 Es quality and well improved the
the necessary out-buildings.
The terms Of sale, prescribed by Decree are-That
Of sale the ratification thereof onehird in g. and
bear interest from the day Of sale aud to be secured by
3e notes OF the ppTGhaSer with surety approved by the
ap3eots BeIlGir
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iii IJt IUi
TIVE MERCANTILE AGENCY

D. PRATT L CO,
80 CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND g. CHARLES STREETS.
The proPretors respectfully invite such Merchants as are
not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods
credit to call and examine system and test the reiab
~ ofoEr information From long experience and the sas
Factory testimonials of thousands merchants in the differ
snt cities East and Wewho have years
e can assure all who win call whether they sell goods
the cities country towns ample satisfaction ra
by OF information, and the benefit to derive
from the Agency nv those who subscribe n,r6tf
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NOR SALE OR LEASE
IL A LOT on South side Madison street. near Biddle
fronting POI it. on Madison and running back 10 Gross alley
l2O feet. Apply to
LAMBERT Cuttings,
ny FOL
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80 VERY VATTTGpT u pF,T FSyrr iTrE

stEF.:t FOR RENT.-A convenient three-story
#ii House, with modern improvements No 1913 n Cal
ssA vert street, near franklin Rent $500 per year.
Furter information on the premises 2l door,
az t. s. rihhs Carpet store, No II West Baltimore st
West o. Gay st. ap2 If
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FOR S A L |

mhl6 I'm 81 Montgomery county. Md
HROUND RENTS.-S336 ON DWELLINGS
SFin F. Fayette street. for sale by -
GEO. l.. HARRISON,
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nor RENT-OFFICE NOW OCCUPIED BY
II l.. DUNCAN, CORNER PRATT AND COMMERCE
SITS Apply to A. l.. WEBB * BRO. inherit
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mrl7.tf SCoT,aer Of Triplet's alsvJ
s HARRIS, JR:, ,,,,n ,,
Buys and sells the stocks and other securities Of s
| and other markets on commission. sell-tf
THOMAS W. HALL,
FRA t2Sh Af B9I f5 GF S6kFa STREET
Of s and oher rk f Nsgos Noe oaR,
Stocks, Gxtbangs, TT.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| ~ wanted by SAML HARRIS. Jr,
| NORTHW ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ oad BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS; Jr,
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Dby SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
att Basement Chesapeake Bank.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
u BY SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
ap9tt Basement Chesapeake Bank
EOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER.
Il JOHNSTON, BROS. II co.
Are paying the highest prices for FOREIGN Gold and Silver
SPANISH AND PATRIOT DOUBLOONS.
~ JOHNSTON, BROS. SEQ.
win furnish Spanish and Patriot Douboons at the shortest
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
ap1,tf JOHNSTON, BROS 4 co.
MARYLAND STATE SIX PER CENT.
MFe Six per- Cent GOnp SEr GnG T
BY Of Baltimore for saleSy nDr.' r~@'ss
EIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO
mhsotf iOui DO"'l'' Al En- "' JosI2 X LEE co.
WESTON AND MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
mha0tf JOSIAH LEE CO
| CT. LOUIS CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
mh30f ~ JOSIAH LEE Co
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
- mh27-tf JOSIAH LEE h co.
SPANIsH DoUBLoONs
mh22d McKIM Il CO.
100 SHARES BALTIMORE FIRE INSUR-
1OOANcE coMPANY's STOCK 81 for S sale i BY
mh19tf ISRAEL S S0aEN Street.
TINTED STATES SIX PER CENT. STOCK
- Of 1857 for sale by P,,H. SULLIVAN,
CITlzENS', HOWARD AND MECHANICS
,. P. H. SULLIVAN,
te21I No. "a Second street.
A DyANCEs MADE ON C0LLATERALs BY
rOUPONS-For interest of State debt Of Cali
| " fornia due January lst 1860, will be cashed by
n2ltf II SMITHS Rfs1 whsrf up Stairs.
SANTA CLARA MINING STOCK FOR
fe25,a No NJ q second s,Hd i Street.
ENRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
| I ISRAEL. COHEN,
| dl9tf No North street
FXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
I o115ff to suit JNo S. CUTTINGS &c so + CO.
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO co.
- San Francisco, CAL and on P. G. BoMBALIER CO,
Havana in sums to suit for sale Sy ST ppos
apl06 II Smiths wharf, up stairs
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
-AIsale in sums to suit. JNo. S. CUTTINGS & co,
| o25tf 20 South street
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- For sale by KNOX & co,
anlStf 9Grocer's Exchange.
nLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER Il CO.,
| Jelu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
~ LAMBERT Cuttings,
| 1l-u S. Buchanans wharf
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
| ~ SIAH LEE co. jeff
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER CO.,
| Jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER Co,
jel-H corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ by PHILIP COVER & CO,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap28tf Exchange Place
TNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
~ apl4-f JNO. S. CUTTINGS Il co.
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AOnsss. &C., fur Sui an0 Afnt,

J. C. BLACKBURN, Trustee
- SAMUEL II. COVER,
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~ Merchandise and some money, if required for fine
dwelling in the North part Of the city Houses Lots
Ground Rents, Farms, Country Seats, southern and West
ern Lands, bought, sold and exchanged Houses Rented
Rents Accounts &C. collected the General Agency, No
10 n. Eutaw street.
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MANUFACTURES TOBACCO.

CONSIDER of Man, SIS Ell Natural LIGHT nrassa1 In,
Washington Nav Queen q 80
Mitcheps Choice, IA Thoms Sons
Do. do. los Crlebraed q
j. H. Leafs, Flake t.Sn =
Wa Washing ton lbs Queen of the South "
ooLsoler OF Man, " lei Dorado,
A. Thomas 4 Sons Srape, Harris L0uisa Beu
G. G c. Fig Tobacco, Noriantinue u,s
FL kader Twist, in foil Wide Wide World rs
Jas. Thomas, Jr.'s Citron Fig IT. H. Nance Gold Leaf
a Is Caldwell twist, Planet ofthe South, Z"
MAI l. HARRIS X. X. twist. Richd Harvey,
Sam; Ward, lbs Creighton Three Bellies,
" ~; Morgan, 6 &C." Dark Sweet
' a iooacGo Stems in hhds A. Spotswood,
Smoking Tobacco in bbls Simpson ~ Biaak
fiyena Club Smoking Tobacco in bales.
Ia, for sale by VIM. BAYNE,
mh2Utf No. 70 Exchange Place
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ki;; The advertiser offers for sale his DWELLING on
southeast of st. Paul and Madison street, 2T
by IS feet lot 81 by 25 The House well built and
Dlete in all its appointments.
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A UGUST DOUGLAS,

IA IMPORTER AND DEALERI IN
CIGARS, WINES AND LIQUORS, CHAMPAGNE, &c.
HAS REMOVED TO
No. "a WEST LOMBARD STREET near Light street
SOLE AGENCY
- - - For the sale Of the
STAR OF THE SOUTH VERZENAY CHAMPAGNE
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IN: ALOO,
- LOT OF TWENTY ACRES at the head of Charles
street avenue, and fronting the Powder Mill Road,
having good soil, woods, running water and abundant
Spring Can be divided into two sites TO advantage
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No. It's WET FAYETTE STREET
Between Charles and Liberty Str
Having taken the Office der nv dweIlind
cite street, will be pleased to see INV friends
VINO may have business in my line / shall
and will personally attend to the arrangemeT
Of Furniture of families declining houseEe
Trustee and other Sales Of Houses, Lots, Far
Exchange or on the premises.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

VIM MACINTOSH. Trustee,
+. W. BENNETT & co,
mh5-lawtAGdts AuctiOneers
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WINTERS METALLIC BROWN PAINT
w This very desirable Paint is from Per DIVIDE
OF Iron and Manganeset will not change color by
to the weather. and will endure any climate without
cracking bsterng, while exposure hardens it. making
in time covering ALMOST AS HARD AS IRON, pro
ectng wood from decay and iron and other metals
rust and corroson II mixes readily with lnseed OIL and
may be used for all common purposes without grinding
Painters will find this the cheapest and durable
al outside work. and for printing under other paint
WIN. DAVlSoN It CO,
lnrnh nrls tnan
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-21
Rev. DR.. Cartwright, the Methodist
Preacher, and Abe Lincoln.

Our contemporary, the Democrat, the other
day, In announcing the fact that DIR. Cartwright
ihe pioneer Methodist clergyman of the West
was to lecture here, gave the following anec-
dote, as related by him, and added that it would
" bear repetition. In view of a certain fact we
think " it will bear repetition" and here it is
from the Democrat, as DIR. C. related it:
The first time ran for Office in Sangamon
county, was on the north side of Sangamon
river, as we say in the West, electioneering,
or rather trying to get acquainted with the PEG.
pie, for was at that early day great stranger
TO many of them. Passing through a bushy
point of underground, near ferry, where in
tended to cross the river, heard Just before
me, some one talking very loud.
) refined in my horse to listen. Iheard some
one say that Peter Cartwright was id ras-
cal and SO were all Methodist preachers; they
would all steal horses, and that it was scan
dal to the country that such a man as Cart
wright should offer as representative of the
county, and that the first time he saw him he
intended to whip him for his inpudence. This
surprised me little, and ! looked around for
some way to pass the company, but there was
no path | could see, and the brush was so thick
| could not get through. So Isummoned all
my courage and rode boldly up and spoke to
the men, There was six of them, and, as
learned, but one of them had ever seen me. So
| said
"Gentlemep, who is it among you that is
going to whip Cartwright the first time you
see him 2"
The man who had threatened spoke out and
said: 81 am the lark that is going to thrash
him we'll"
Said / cartwright is known to be much
OF man, and it will take man to whip him,
mind you"
40, no ~ said he, &C. can whip any Metho-
dist preacher the Lord ever made"
"Well sir" said /, "you cannot do it; and
now, tell you, my name is Cartwright; and
never like to live in dread it you really in
tend to whip me, come and do it now"
He looked little confused, and said, D
you cant fool me that way; you are not Cart
wright"
"Well." said l, that is my name. and 1 am
a candidate for the Legislature, and now is yeuI
time if you must whip me, do it now."
He said, "No. no, you are no Cartwright a
all, you only want to fool me-"
by this time we had moved slowly to the
boat, and when he got on it be broke out in 4
fresh volley Of curses on Cartwright. | salt
to gentleman on the boat, Here, hold my
horses" and stepping up to the cursing disci
pie, said, sternly, to him, +" Now, sir, you have
to whip me, as you threatened, or quit cursinl
me, or 1 will put you in the river, and baptizI
you in the name of the devil, for surely you be
long to him."
This settled him, and, strange to say, whel
the election came off he went to the polls ant
voted for me, and remained ever afierward m
warm and CONSTANT friend.
The fact which makes this story worthy O
repetition, is that the man who run agains
Mr.. Cartwright for Representative of Sanga
mon county, and was beaten, was Abe Lincoln
, the Republican candidate for the Presidency
Rochester Union.