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$500 REWARD.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION

By his EFce!iencg, JOIN W. ELLIS, GOreynOr Of
-North- CoroLiMa
NV HEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN REPRESENTED TO
w me that FRANKLIN {. FORD Iaie of the C. unit v
of CabarruS, stands charged with the murder of Ma
TuANIEL II. WATSON, late of the county of Orange
and that the said FORD is fugitive from justice and hath
escaped beyond the limits If the State
Now, therefore, ia the end that the said FORD may be
arrested and brought trial for his said offence do here
BY !hS my Pr;cl"natun Offering reward of F6Dr
Uunrrd u Nsr l$iunl for his apprehension and delivery
10 the ste III of the county uf Orange
Given under nay hand and attested By the Great
H. Seal OF the State, this the 18th day Of Ma ch A.
D., 1864.
JOHN W. ELLIS.
By the Governor:
GRAHAM Dawes Private Secretary
DESCRIPTION:
FRANKLIN C. FORD is abOu; Ii or l. years of age
feet inches ill height, and weighs abnn 10 pounds
His h|ir is very red, and his complexion rather lurid
March -, lSbu 2G-w&Swl..
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JUVENILE BOOKS
W rCTVrCDT pTTRT TSHEn
NEW BOOKS.

NJIGHT LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE Compiled by
~ the Author of Amy Herbert"
Passing Thoughts Religion; BY the Author Of" Amy
Herbert"
For sale bv
W. L. POMEROY
Raleigh, n. c., March so, 1860. 26-tf
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The Parker Family,

The Parker Family will perform again in this City
on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights the Goth,
Both, and 3lst instant They have had most sue
full rnn in Newbern and Kinston. The Newbern
Progress says:
"GOING To KINsToH--We learn from Mr.. Perry,
the business Agent of the company that the Parker
Family, who have had a successful run of three
weeks here, will open in kinston on Monday even
nng for three nights only. We can assure our
friends in and about Kinston that the Theatre has
oeen most numerously attended here since the Par
Kers opened and that their performances have been
We'll received by many of our best and most intelll-
gent citizens. They are far ahead of the majority
Oh travelling companies and give satisfaction every
where. We hope the people of Kinston will give
them good houses"
1t Is not necessary to make any thing like an ap-
peal to this community in behalf of these excellent
Performers. They will have good houses as long as
they may think it to their interest to remain with
u.s. They performed to a full house last night.
PRAIsEwoRTHY.-The Hon. Philo White, who has
numerous friends in this State, has accomplished
pralseworthy act in his native place. WhitesbOro,
~ 1. His father, many years ago, gave building
and lot in that place for Court House; but it was
conditioned that in case of the removal of the coun
Vseat the property should revert to his heirs. In
une course of time the contingency happened, and
tne property went back-was sold, and the proceeds
distributed But Mr. Philo White has recently pur-
chased the property, and feeling that it would be
"ut carrying out the benevolent intentions of his
ancestor, has given it to the town to be used as
AO"n Hail. 1t is handsome present to the town,
neatly done; and one which they appreciate very
highly.
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TIE SUPREME CoURT.-We entirely concur with
our neighbor of the Register in the compliment
of our Supreme Court:
"ThiS tribunal closed its sittngs on the 23d inst,
having been in session since the second Monday in
December last. Very few, without the precincts Of
the Court have any just idea of the vast amount of
labor performed by the Judges. Two hundred and
twenty five tat law and in equity have been
disposed of during the term which has just closed
and when We consider the close and patient attcn-
ton given to the arguments the research and anx-
iey in the determination of and the prepare
ton and delivery of opinions, it is not matter of
surprise that the Judges at the end Teach term pre-
sent in their carew0rn looks lnniStakablc evidence
of the toll and labor undergone. The present Court
is Justly regarded as an cmnently able one, well
sustaining the high character it has always had at
home and abroad"
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Gen. Doniphan, of Missouri, has heartily joined
the Democracy lie was Old-line wing. The
Platte 1rgus which states the above fact says ian
ADLER and purer cannot be found in the State"
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
CORNER OF KING AND GEORGE SITS.
CHARLESTON, S. G.

G. A. NEUFFER, Mrs. NJ. L. NEUFFER,
Superintendent PmlrietreSs.
Board and Lodging per day, $500.
March 80, 1860 26-2tpd.
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BARRY.s TRICOPHERoUs is the be

BARKf'S TRICOPH EKUUS IS the best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying, cleansing, curl
ing preserving and restoring The hair. Ladies, try it.
Sold by all Druggists and PerfumerS.
March l3, 1860. 1l-w&sw6m0s
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ARRIVAL.

The fig trees in the ncighborhood Of Nachitoches,
La, are all wi;herIng.
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SIXTY OF THE HELPER ENDoRsERs-In the House
of Representatives on Monday last Mr.. Blake, black
Republican, of Ohio, offered the following preamble
and resolution:
Whereas, the chattelizing of humanity and the
holding of persons property is contrary TO natural
justice and the fundamental principles Of polit
cal system, and is VIGOROUSLY a reproach to our
country throughout the civilized world, and ser-
Gus hindrance to the progress of republican liberty
among the nations of the earth therefore,
ReSotCed, That the Committee the judiciary
be, and the same are hereby, instructed to inquire
into the expediency of reporting bill giving free
dom to every human being and the Introduction of
slavery wherever Congress has the constitutional
power to leglsate on the subject"
This was rejected, 60 for it and 100 against it
Sixty black Republicans voted for it. and one hun
bred and nine national Democrats and Southern
Know-Nothings against it. But for the national
Democrats it would have passed. y few black Repub
licans voted against it, while many of them lodged
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TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVAL
OF NEW GOODS AT
e, L. HARDING'S.
DUE sTock OF FINE CLOTH DRESS

nUR STOCK OF FINE CLOTH DRESS
" FROCKS, of Fancy coors daily arriving, made
up in the best stylei- ~
Handsome styles Of single nilled French Cloth Frocks
and Sacks, of all the various uors with Velvet Collars
now open and ready for inspection.
Cashmere Coats FOR business purposes Wrench and Eng
ish Threshold ard Steele m2ed, single beasedght
and pleasant for SUMMER tseai.
French md English Draddetea FrOcks and Sacks with
Velvet Collars, with and without Innings in back.
Black Al paCcd Ftucks and Sacks stvle striped AL
pacca Sacks also Bnf and prub iIpa:a Sackscuol and
neat for summer wear.
Tweed Cashmere Sacks ahd Frotks selling at very low
prices for Spring and Summer-leOoi and senteel gar
meDts.)
PANTS! PANTS!!
Black Doe Skin Cashmere Pants-20O pairs Just recev
ed-frum the lowest to the highest grades.
Light and dark Summer Cashmere Pants-compriSing
all the different shades and qualities. Cut and made up
4 neat aud handsome style not 10 BE- exceled
L. l.. HARDING.
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.Negro Excitement in Philmlelphie.

PHILADELPHIA, March PA young negro named
Harrisburg, charged fugitive slave. He is claim
cd by Charles I. Butler, of Virginia. The case was
before the Judge Cadwalader, in the Federal Dis
Court, this morning; but at the request Of counsel
was postponed till this afternoon. Considerable eX-
element exists among the abOlitiOnists.
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HANDSOME siLK NECK TfEsf


One hundred different STYLES prices ranging from twcn1
~ cents 10 dollar and upwards The best The largest
the neest and prettest exhibition If ties in :hc STATE
HOSE! HOSE!!
20 Dozen English Brown and white Gents halfIIOse, of
our usual qat'Iv-the best for wear imported
SUSPENDERS SUSPENDERs!s
81 Dozen SuspcndcrS Of rainus qualities cump:isin aiS
tIp celebrated maDctGres which ~cTe Bought for cash
AM row offered wen yR7e pr cent less than USUALLY sold
for a. retail
Gl<UZE-MERING UNDER SHIRTS!
80 Dozen St opened. from 81 81. all sizes-sna and
large men can lie ted-cal and snppiy yourselves before
warm weather Cones.
GAUZE-INDIA UNDER SHIRTS!
Cool and pleasant fol Srmmer-very Cbssp.-only 81.
Cheapi cheap!
Isle THREAD DRAWERS!
25 Dozen just opened for Summer wear all sizes. Those
who in want will please examine whilst the stock
is large.
10 Dozen opened this mornng-very cheap-seveny five
cents per pair.
LINEN DRAWERS!
100 Pairs received per Express Monday ast-o our
make and warranted lrice very low.
BLEACHED JEANS DRAWERS!
2n0 Pairs making and arriving weekly, from 90 cts
to 81. All sizes on hand.
SHIRTS! SHIRTSII
Plain BOSOM Puff ditto. Cross Pas ditto French wore
ditto Corded Mars,rs ditto all styles. Also DagnI
nal bosoms.
f. L. HARDING.
Raleigh y. &. March 50, $500. 26-Gi.
"a Register and Spirit Of the Age copy six times.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictIy
upon the system. Al papers discontinued at the
sDiration Of the time tphich they haze been ud Sub
scrers ,rU be notified before their time is out
5va CROSS their papers, and unless tie subscriton
rsnecei the paper acH be discontinued. This is rule
from ScEich there sOM be departure. Hatch for the crs
mark and renea0 your subscription.
Weekly Standard 81 per annUm, in adcance
Semi Weekly (inctudng the Tri- Weekly during the Ses
ri. n 81 per dRnun, in ddUance.
g- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office FROM well the one to- which
they desire the change to be made
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-Judgc Cadwaladcr rem
dercd his decision to-day, remandng the fugitive
slave Moses lIorner to the custody of his owner,
Charles T. Butler Esq, of Virginia
Great excitement prevailed in the vicinity Of the
Courthouse. On the announcement of Judge Cad
waadcr, large crowd, composed principally of
blacks, copyrighted, and on the fugitve'S being
conducted to the carriage, the vehicle was surround
cd and desperate attempt made to rescue. The
carriage was broken down in the scutfie and sundry
eyes and noses bruised
The police interftred and arrested twelve of the
prisoners, and then escorted the slave to prison.
A writ of hdbeds corpus returnable to Judge ALI
son tomorrow morning, has been served on Marshal
IoSt.
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nR. BAAKEE
~ TREATS ALI. DISEASES.
Special attention given all chronic diseases, CoUGHs
diseases OF the NOSE, MoUTH THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN
DISEASES of every description successfully treated-um
raia Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia, Dys-
EMERY Darrhqa The very of Piles cured in
short time also of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
are many diseases incidental women and children which
treated with distinguished success All particu will
GANCERs ob III PSs oREs 6 uGERS HIP DISEASES
F$TGA SE E PoP RgEs 81 FTE osr
in ANY OTHER PART OF THE BODY,
TUM0RS AND SWELIINGS
every description, and without the ofthe knife any
surgical instruments These last named diseases
cured PS ooafesponuence; tereore al snSh patents must
DIR. Baakee has made discovery ola FLUID that
will produce absorption OF the CATARAcT and restore
vision to the Eye, without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the the knife
die DR. Baakee has constantly hand at his Office
extensive assortment Of beautiful -
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUMS or EAR DRUMS,
five minutes EAR TRUMPETs of every descriptions also
every variety of artificial articles known worlda
large 4 ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL FEET,
with the Ankle, Leg and knee-Jont attachment
These articles perfectly natural and adapted for either
and can he sent ny express to any part of the world
scrpton for either and Trusses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition, also for those with PROLAP
Doctor Baakee the celebrated and skillful
physicians and living. His fame is known
letters directed to Dr. Bake must contain ten cents
pay postage and incidental expenses Chronic Diseases
can be treated by except those mentioned
which will require his personal supervision.
sS-ohoe Hours from A. NJ to P N, -
Office 7O4 Broadway, few doors above Fourth street,
nlSU New York CITY
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BY ADREoN d CO,


o. TRUSTEES SALE
Mill OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IR4AeeA- On LEXINGTON AND LOMBARD STREETS.
by virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Baltimore
at the Exchange sales S. cond street.
sag city on FRIDAY the 29th day of MAY, 1850, at
ALI THOSE TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate in tho civ
OF Baltimore, and described follows
II Loi NO l-Beglnnlng at point the north side of
Fayette street, distant westerly IS feet from the
OF the north side Fayee west side of Mount
street and running thence westerly the north side of
Fayette street IS feet and inches thence by sra line
Sde OF Lexington street distant LOG feet inches west
ery from the west side Of Mount street. thence bounding
on e south side OF Lexington street. eaStery IS feet and
ginning. " "
Subject to the payment the annual rent of in half
yearly ments, on the LIST days Of July and January
LOT No 2-Beginning at the southeast of Lombard
street and Stockton alley, and running thence eastwary
bounding on the south side Of Lombard street, 81 feet
TO an alley feet wide, laid out by James Bromwe thence
weswardy, bounding the north side said alley with
tne dement, and privilege of the thereof in common It'll
others holding under said Br0mwell, (on condition that
SAID alley shall at all times be kept graded and paved and
in good condition, free from nuisance by the lessee or his
~ let 10 Stockton alley, and thence northGr
ginning. - - 49,
Subject to the payment of the annual rent of &5 in half
yearly instruments on the lst days OF July and January
Beng the same two lots OF ground which were mortgaged
by Hugh Dunlop to r. Henry Bennett by deed of MORTGAGE
dated on the 10Th June 1885, and recorded in Lber C. f. s.
Lot Nol isimproved by large threestory Brick DWELL
nv, NO IlS) irontng on the south side of Lexington
street, With twostory Back Building
Lot No; rs improved by THREE three story Brick
DIV ELL NGS, Nos. 56S $40 and 5l2.
Ground-rent and taxes paid to day of sale
be secured by endorsed satisfactory to the trustee
SAMTEL sNoWDEN, Trustee
O.,
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON
= THREE DESIRABLE DWELLINGS

Ms AT AUCTION.
NJ shall sell by public sale, the premises, on MON
DAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, 1860, at o clockP. NJ:
LOT No. l-Begnning southw corner of Hollins
aud Carey streets fronting Rollins street seventeen feet
by lightweight feet egh inches deep, three foot alley
The improvements are large threestory brick DWELL
ING, with passage, and double story back building,
dry cellar and gas pipes Lot subject to SOS ground
rent.
LOT No 2-Adjoininq Lot No L same front and depth,
and also improved as No l.
LOT No 3-Adioining Lot No 2; front and depth,
and improved as Lots Nos and =. 49,,
Nos and each subject to SOS groundrent The title
is ndispuabe, and the situation very desirable for pr
Vate residence.
Terms$l,OOO in twelve months and the balance in cash
AnrI-r
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fOt SaIt.

an FOR SALE.-A PONY six years old,
- well gated and suitable for lady. Apply at No.
ZoI baltimore street myS-lwf
TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
Il Billiard TABLES
FOR SALE
For private sale TWO very superior BILLIARD TABLES,
one OF which made b. Phean and the other by Bena
min They in perfect Order with all apparatus &c
Apply to SAML. Fl. COVER, Auctoneer,
mhl2tS 81 Baltimore street
[SIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
Il One new four wheel HOSE CA RRIAGE, polished me
tai work. Also, two second hand SUCTIONS, first rate
order. Apply to JOHN RODGERS 4 son,
Fire Engine Builders,
n7h No As n High stree
ENOR SALE-A to l0-horse Steam Engine;
p also machines for splitting and dressing hoops with
SlOp-rIght They have been tried here and work we'll
Also small lot Of beer and and 10 gallon kegs Enquire
mh2Ou Corner Of East Falls snd Eastern Avenue
MILCH COWS,
Iva Cows and Calves for sale by
g. W. MORLING &SON,
mh9H las Pratt street
SC.~ FOR SALE.-A fine stylish thorough
- bred lay MARE, fast and gentle,7 years old Sold
for no fault The owner having further for her Also,
WAGON and HARNESS. Apply at THIS OFFICE, ap-i9-tf
T7S BLACK HAWK STALLION, belonging
10 to Hons McKim, is offered for sale Apply at
Stable No. l24 PARK STREET, Of Centre steel
apI4-e0tf
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Bubble SsIts.
KYSAMIIEI. Ii GnL a..

Al VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
fOBuILDING LOTS, BEING PART OF MONTR0SF
SlIUArED ON GILMORE AND STRICREK STREETS
eRnn ne at the south asst Townsend street wi
o$ soid on IRSDAY AFTERNOON, May 10th, at one
ALL THE F0IL0WiNG nESCRI 2gsno Vi I'T{S VAR
ABLE AND DESIRABLE LOTS OF GROU Nd, situated
north OF rank lin street, and 2 Of
SQUARE VIZ about 400 feet front side If Gilmor.
depth of ltG feet 10 inches ' "'i Il
ASO-2l5 feet front cast side Gilmore street Inv
ueph OF 10y leet ~ inches to centre of Parish alley
AoOZl5 eet front on west side Of Stricken street bv
uph oil 10y feet 10 inches to the of Parish alley lie
70 et root on east side of Stricken street. depth of
10y ieet 10 inches to centre of Norris alley, &c
me Lots afoin the beautiful grounds OF the late Dr. Ed
with fine building sand f' ~
These OTIS lie 70 feet higher than franklin Square are
beautifully located and very healthy. Several OF them
e sade ana evergreen frees them Gilmore street
paved from two squares south Pratt street 10 its inter-
ttse lots and intersecs all of the CITY run
tHst ana west Townsend street, which will paved
g summer to point 600 feet of these lots,
erstcts Madison avenue, McCulO and all the PRINCIPAL
Sp EI III the northN est portion of the civ.
M wdtt pipes VIII soon be laid Townsend and Gil
'ecIs, anu me gas pipes are laid Gilmore streets
street will be sold clear of the paving tax and an % LIZ
VIII De soiu GEAR OF taxes to day sale The Lots nm Str
e street VIII ne sold with oneha of the bed Of the Street
adjoining them, &c Title ndisputable " '"e s"ee'
Terms of sale-One fourth cash; balance in 10 or 70
months, with interest and approved security. ~
rats OF the property which has been divided into offs ~
ana - feet can be seen at Auction Rooms of Mr.
DuNkEla. who resides on the premises - " ~
BThe best route is take the Baltimore street ears
to Gilmore street '
~ Mr. D. will take pleasure in showing the Lots to per
sons wishing TO purchase, afternoon after o'clock
is. IL. COVER, Auctioneer,
stra
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WNg,F, u Il I3NIh-IL
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d. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of q de-
% cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, passed
therein depending the subscriber Trustee will sell by
public auction, the premises in said City TUE SDAY
ALL THOSE NINE LOTS OF GROUND situated in said
No l. Beginning for the first thereof at the north
west If Fulton and Eagle and running thence
ae with Eagle 4 feet to feet aey tSeSce South Ri
erly said alley IL 81 feet, and thence Eagle II
Nos "a 5, and Also, Six Lots adjoining No.
with depth of75 feet to to SAID alley.
north fronting each IL feet Fulton and running
back Of that width 2o2 feet to a 20 Get alley
81 each payable semi annually the LIST March and Septem
ber and the last two to ground rent Of s each PAYABLE
said lots is improy ed by tTo.story Brick DWELLING
~ '''" ''''''''' STEWART Brown, trustee
ap232aw&ds GIBSON Il Co, AuCtioneers.
g. VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR
% SALE-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore County in Equity The gndeTsgpedi Oi as
Of May next At 1cIoek ~ on The premises i9 Bsl;
Of ' JA%s IL chkrER deceased Situate ABOUT four miles
iron 6g IN the c W6n ab" s rvs TD % T
ACRES OF LAND, in high state Of cultivation, or finely
timbered Astounding with unfang Springs, with fine Or
Chards, extensive Gardens, &c, &c, - -
The main FARM is improved by good BRICK DWELL
containing o. ( AUSDRED acres, Which could be divi,
ded so as TO give several fine Building Sites. -
TY ACRES with comfortable DWELLING, lately and
thoroughly repaired Ice House, Stable and Carriage ouss
fine Springs, and stream Of the house, capable
of being conveyed by means of improvements through all
parts Of the house
There are also about EIGHTY ACRES, mainly on the
east side OF Gwynns Falls which could be subdvided into
three parcels if desired.
If sold entire the property will be offered in separate
parcels if desired.
Gwynns Falls the entire length through this proper
ty with sufficient fall for valuable water rights a.
The Terms of Sale, prescribed by the decree are
fourth cash the day of SALE and the balance in twelve
and eighteen months secured satisfactorily to the Trustee
with interest from the day OF sale.
The Trustee will be the premises the day of sale to
show the property from II o'clock A. NJ until the hour or
sale .., 49,,
The property will be held private sale until the 10th Of
May next.
For further information apply the premises or to
C. BROOKS, Trustee,
No. 3i5 Baltimore street
GIBSON 4 CO.,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE


No. VALUABLE LEASEH0LD PROPERTY
y order of the Orphans Court for Baltimore city, the
undersigned administrator Of John G. Sauter, will offer
public sale on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 10th day OF
May at hapSst four O'Clock, the premises, the follow
ing Leasehod Prope ty:
.ACERTAIN LOT OF GROUND on the southwest corner
Of Lexington and Liberty streets, fronting Lexington
thirty five feet, and running hack about ftyve I'm
proved by threestOry BRICK STORE and DWELLING
HOUSE, with two-soTy'Brick Back Building Subject to
ground rent of 1913 per annum
ALSO,
\ LOT OF GROUND on the nth side Of Lexington ST.
adjoining the above and fronting said street twenty-five
fe t. and rrnnng back fifty five feet Improved by three
ryBRlCK STORE and DIV EII.lNG HOUSE, with two
story Back Building Subject ground rent OF 1915 per
anuup.
ALSO,
A LOT OF GROUND on the north SHE of New Church
street. Sharp street fronting said nint
feet four inches, with depth forythree feet
less. Improved by two-SOry BRICK DWELLING, with
Brick Back Building Subject to ground of cen
per
ALSO,
A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above fronting on
New Church street nineteen feet four inches, with depth
Of forty less lmDro ed by story
BRICK DWELLING, with Brick Back Building Subject
to a ground rent of one cent per annum.
~ Title indiSputable.
Terms of saeOne half cash, ard the balance credit
of four months, with interest and approved security.
SUSARNAH :. STAUTER, I ,a,
ALEX. G. BRASIIEARS, Auhl is
ROBERT G. BARRY, Attorney.
A.
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VERY VALUABLE

-AassA@ ON SARATOGA STREET, NEAR LIBERTY,
,r.,, - AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, May 10, at O'Clock at the
hAGhge sales Rooms, Second street. all the following de
scrlbed very valuable property, viz: 40 ~
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
on the north side of Saratoga street. near Liberty
street Inc Lot fronts Saratoga street 25 feet by depth Of
5eet TO 20 feet alley The improvements no g5i con
SYST OF large three story YELLING HOUSE, with extern
fUe ptiGk back building elegant paro chambers in
front mousse &c, with all the modern improvements viz
ranges gas, hot and cold baths, the very hest
conultlon; IT has been recently papered and painted
throughout The location being very CENTRAL renders il
very desirable to doing business in any section of
me city, and located in of the most delightful sections
Terms accommodating Title indisputable