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, 1860-06-01

ISnEFtSlrELr PosrroNEp.-The "local" Ct
our eEening contemporary is going to read the
two books Worcester aud Webster's Dictiona-
ries) before deciding upon their merits"
Tie announcement must be relief 10 the
nuhlisllers Of both.
, 1860-06-01

It is stated that there bave already been fiffv-
two applications to Mr. Lincoln to write lis
biography Should he survive SO extruordi-
nary Il number Of attempts On his life, it may
be set down US morally certain that the Democ-
1acy cunt kill him in NovepIber,-Eiu.C Com.
, 1860-06-01

NEW Austc.-Root 4 Cady, in Larmon block,
have On their counters, among others, rev
song aud chorus by Wurts<t Geo. F. Root), en-
titled BrigA&-eye5 fitt,s At1 Of Naragansat Boy,
one of tbs composers best efforts, graceful,
aud with a most effective harmony in the cho-
rus. The subject itself is better than average,
aud affords much opportunity for expressive
rendering. 4 bzillisut waltz By home com.
poser, K z<phyrs du Adtin, and chasacteris-
ticmelody, Ar<sty 1Aings Yo.1ng Lorer4 Soy, by
Wm. Vincent Wallace. are also meeting with
fa4or.
The date Of PATHS Concert Is not yet def.
nitely announced, but will occur about the mid
die Of this month of roses and strawberries.
The furore ID petite is creating in ths cities she
sings In, is the cause Of The dslAy.
, 1860-06-01

THE JUVENILE CApxrs.-Our young friend
waxeth q little indignant because We mentioned
gold lace aud brass buttons. We cry bis par
don, and are Wiling to acknowledge that the
Juvenile Cadets hare "souis above buttons."-
AS evidence read the following letter from the
gallant commandant:
Ep1rons PHEss AND TRIBUNE II return you
thanks on behalf Of the Juvenile Cadets, (l4 in
number for your dattering notice Of them IN
your issue OF t.is morning. Enclosed please
find copy Of our rules. You will discover in
them that we have more noble aspirations than
adorniug our persons with gold lace and brass
buttons. We also hold it to be seft-evidcnt
truth that all boys are created equal, aud as
some are prone to think We hare a weakness
for gaudy trappiuga md empty show, We re-
spectfu]ly assure them, that should . necessity
ever arise requiring our military assistance, VIC
shall be found Eide bv side with our older breth-
reo, with good U. S. musket, defending The
cause of our befored country.
Respectfully, Jos. uxRTroap,
Chicago, May 81. Commandant.
There, that is handsomely said. We wish to
be counted in as the friend and champion Of the
"Juvenite Cadets
B The Finance Committee appointed ut
the adjourned meeting Of citizens of Chicago
are requested to meet ut Tinkham 4 Ambler's
Office this evening, at O'Clock, to carry out
the views expressed at said meeting relative to
the visit Of the zouave Cadets to the East.
, 1860-06-01

.9 Our readers will bear in mind that the
exhibition of the Jefferson street II. E. Church
Sabbath School takes placc this evening, at +.
o'clock i. II. Go early if you wish 10 secure
GOOD seats. There will be plenty Of strawber-
RIGS and cream after the exhibition. Cards of
admission, Is cents
, 1860-06-01

IF The Aadison STREET Horse Railway is
now lad to city limits, and workmcn arc busy
with double track, from the bridge west. The
Randolph street double track is now laid
block nnd baff west Of the market building.
The Grand Trunk Rail*ny Of Canada, has
leased the Port Huron and Detrait Railroad for
IN indefinite period.
, 1860-06-01

= WIDE AwAKE uS1Fonus.-J. a. Smith l. Co.,
IFS Lake street, are receiving lsrge orders for
Wide Awake Unnorms, which they continue to
furnish on short notice for Sc per SET.
, 1860-06-01

- Mr. Douglass Chicago organ calls Mr..
Lincoln "a nonentity." Vel. i nopeptity
guve Douglas such u terrible tight IN 1855,
beating lin several thousands in the popular
rote, we wonder what entity would bare done,
-TOH ,|0ur
, 1860-06-01

P1kEs PkAKEks-PsAKEks P1kEns-An 1dea,
for which We charge nothing hut the profit on
our goods. We are informed by those who
know that there is not on sale Kerosene Lamp
or drop Of Coal Oil beyond st. Josepbs. Now
those who wish 10 make or save the Dutcbman's
10 per cent are sure to do it by buying Of Us, at
wholesale prices, some Kerosene Lamps aud
Oil. Tallow dips, and poor at that, ass sold at
the Peak for $l.a5 per pound.
Fur further information, call at the Lamp and
Oil Emporium, l2a Clark street, between WASH
ington and Aadlson. my50 12t
RENovAL- l. Mixer hare removed
their Office sud sample room to 1872 South Wa.
ter street. Pork house, Flanders Block, oppo-
sita Michigan Central Depot mls.ln1
, 1860-06-01
THE CITY,

Auction Sales This Morning..
Closing sae o1 Supcriar Furniture at 179 NandoIph
srt et, BY oder Of the A-fgnee. te auction poifce
GILBERT Y SAMrSuS. Auciiynccrs.
, 1860-06-01

WANTED-By young Ameri-
can Tomsn- situation ~ se7ulst.ess. Would b
willing 10 Sewing Nschne hop private family
Can be vel ftr ca: ~ ty. etc t!sn b. hfl
Of II MRS. BATES Fem4le Agency 0mee, III Wash
lugtnu Gtlees- uy31 Est
, 1860-06-01
DIED

~ Thnr1d2v. May aist or Consumption. SARA 4.
ELY. vile or JAu.es 4. Passo=A aged 1~eaty yea.s.
Fuueal from Trinity Chu1h. Madison street. Saturday
,ssEnooa, 81 three o.c!rek.
, 1860-06-01

whca gradually hteaks down tie cons ut'on and ays
fouudation tor dyspepsia Ard many Other dlsorde11
tEowns Lsx.tve Troehes" or oAttastic Lozenges sre
part cul.y sdaped asstnx nature and nv1koratoe the
process Of digestion. je..lweod
, 1860-06-01

M111TARr.-The eastern trip OF our Zouase
Cadets is attracting much attention from their
broshers.in arms thereaway; and much gener-
Gus rivalry is springing up in New York, Balti-
more and elsewhere, as to who shall be their
hosts. Colonel Ellsworth, their commandant,
received the following letter from the veteran
Albany Bugesses:
ALpAsT, May %, 1860.
Col. E. E. ELLSWORTH, Chicago, Ill.
Ny Dear Sir-The Albany Burgesses Corps,
having learned that the q. S. Zouave Cadets,
Of Chicago, contemplate visiting Albany dur
ing the ensuing month. hare directed me to ten
der, through you, to the Cadets, IN escort on
their arrival here.
To their tender, permit me to add my own
request that your corps will accept the prol1sred
civitisy.
/ An early acceptance, and information in re-
gard to your arrangements, will greatly oblige
the L, B. G.
an, dear .ir, yours very. truly,
b. r. SRELxAS, Cont 4. b, G.
, 1860-06-01

SIXTH WARD REPUBLICAN MEEr1xG,-Tte
Republican Club Of the Sixth Ward met at the
West Market Hall on Wednesday evening, May
s0lh.
The President OF the Club, D. D. Waite,
called the meeting to order, and stated that the
term Of officers for the Club had expired and it
was now in order to elect new officers.
On motion, the Club went into election for
the nextthtee months.
George Leverentz was unanimously elected
President; 4. Totkiison aad John Hardy, Vice
Presidents; R. Henderson, Secretary; and Rem
ben Taylor, Treasurer.
On motion, the President appointed Com
mittee Of five to nominate an Executive Com
mittee Of nine. Geo. Coatsworth, It. Way
man, 4. To1kilson, Abel Reno, aud Thomas
Biese were appointed rs euch committee.
While the Committee was ont, Wm. Stickney
spoke. The Committee reported the following
names: II. Bruns, A. B. johnson, D. D. Dris-
col, II. Brandt, Thos Blese, E. Snalley, i. Phil
l}ipa, ]. S. Russell, and ]. B. Culver, who we're
elected Executive Committee.
On motion, q vote of thanks was voted to
Mayor Wentworth for the banner presented
By him to. the Republican Club Of the SIKH
Ward.
On motion Committee Of three were ap-
pointed to draft resolutions to present to the
next meeting, expressing the sense Of this
meeting Of the great injustice that has long
been pIactised upon the Sixth Ward in repre-.
sentation.
D. D. Waite, J. B. Culver and D. Drisco]
were appointed such Committee.
The meeting adjourned.
r. uExDERsoS, Secretary.
, 1860-06-01
General Epttcfg.

VOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
l. Al ador rrei EteE"E Of the Yourg Mems A.tos.
aGun will be held their roe1s 'Po1tand E.cek Oh
Saturday evening ne1+ the Of June ttter t%
fore right o'clock. Thse mu!ttee appoint Al
Du1 meeting t. reTe ths CHARTER and Bylaws. VII then
nake their report
Tie question to the investment Of tie s1p1u. f Is
in the Treasury will come before tie meeting
2ctl0n
Ao 'he oluon continued from the last atjnuy ID
meeting. requtng lie Reading Ke b. ept "ren ou
the Aaaath. NM, Il, bRaDLEf rr4tert
&C. CHAsE. secret4yy.
Chicago, MAy %, lsf0. my3l e{;93s
, 1860-06-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

E Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
aud get your clothes cleaned aud repaired.
They will be we'll done aud At prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-06-01

NOTICE. - The partnership
4 heretofore exiting ~ Koo~on l. br4dIeT, between
ths unde1s guel. I. by mutual consent f!ssolvao.
" Il. Robson,
La. BRADLEY.
&h01{t. ~
, 1860-06-01

III ADAM AkERSTROM'S AS
AZ sembly. Will take paee on Mrnday, June 4th.
Asfam a. hAsing a>et ih- to MS dltte over shoe
occupied By her At WINTER witt Sre grand t,penioz
tasg q aooTr. Her estabI!. u+L has e.'et up
In .y:e oi nAatness and comfort and anaDeesne.s
public. telzst
, 1860-06-01

LAcunrxosE.-Prices are ruling so low, at the
auction sale Of furniture ut the Revere House,
Notwithstanding Buffers crying, that our usu-
ally jolly Post Master even sheds tears. He
had expecsedto to realixs enough from this sale to
carry baltimore against his ancient friend, the
Niack Dwarf. even as he did Charleston but
from present appearances he'll hare to borrow,
if this be his only dependence. This morning
will be sold the elegant bedroom suites, parlor
furniture. fine Boardmau Gray piano. the
Office furniture, mirrors, some Of the mos. cost
ls ia the West,-one cost $450,-and miscela-
neous articles. Such an opprtunity for house,
keeping bargains has never before been offered
in this city.
, 1860-06-01

Ar LAsr.-The Teritable, il not venerable,
81. B." appeared yesterday in new but appro-
PIRATE character at the Armory, which he had
mistaken for the White House He was fined
IS Us vagrant, and execution suspended, in
order to allow him 10 visit his friend Mr. Co.
vede, who is particularly anxious about him.
The journal insists that hin name is John
Brown; and there is certainly some color for
the charge Of insanity which it ,nates-for no
sane man would ever dream Of assuming " Old
Bucks" eogromen.
, 1860-06-01

PY GILBERT j. SAMPSON,
IL ArcTs >xEHaa 2: Like x1est-
HOUSEHOLD FUfkN1T URB,
Ssset*F .nsehfas, CArpsts, Ero<Esry, mir
Tors, *e..
At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, juue III. stYH o. .eek. will sxll It
cur rnu' ~ ake i 'ar4s amt extensive
uf tho elo WtDk goods viz: Kce AMI bsoea-
ftte usa and haiFc-fh rs1ar sct. .tas. tete<
ea-y And rocking hstss vbAt touke.se .screta
oton marine and tA tAb+-, .st.
CO.. wosk t4btts lao+e* what net ssks cha r.rs
r!eus kinns spxnh'd t:uent II !sts"nn N<.wth
ad *lhout maEla'top+ uA oE tty. aas srt walnut bed
'tsds An, a1I walnut SIZE r;s MI! rntxs.
ez1"nacn darx ,ao!ts cane shAi atd sske*1 lourxss
n.tolrtep-: Alse-* !-.ss sn.tr.nsnt nestsy. MIR
and l1Fptt* Als0-H XIV E-chtne, ii trttA
xood Iogeher wte variety ot HI ink ocs
GILBERT i SAMPSON.
I41t43Sst Aueto1etr.
, 1860-06-01

~ c. &, ScRIVxN. Adess'tsin9 Ass.t, g Dear5oy.-n
Il a.aAorisad raoslss AdssuaA&s for l1is a.d oil Il.
LAadka9 Papfrs of fA4 EeFsA WtA- faf.hsskv
, 1860-06-01
SIXTH EDITION READY
SPEECHES OF
Abraham Lincoln Il S. 4. Douglas,

IN TIE ILLINOIS CAMPAIGN OF 1853
Prize Bouudbe cents PER COPY 80 Per 10o Price in
P7per st tehedss crats per copy; u pei IL.
-FOUR 1t once ~ our supply
inand,
, 1860-06-01

RxxovAL.-The Chicago Religious Book aud
Tract Depository has removed to ITO South
Clark street, the most complete assortment Of
religious books in the Northwest.
ie1 st N.Y. e. HnfNEe
, 1860-06-01
U0 kfnt.

TOR RENT.-On 18th June, or
Sale Chcar, two First Class Blek Dwellings. three
ktoes tnfsed fl Modern trr1e wth good two story burns
each eta&e within no feet Of the ake OH -iycef.
ependsd view The Lake and ha ard auEToundrk
good nekhborhood and accessible to Hose Railroad In
qnire No. TT Lake stree4- no STUNE+
, 1860-06-01

WAN - A Rsre Chance
~ To exchange % acrts cf land In Mleh,-.o fnr
uoFses: Apply to No. 50 North Cla1k street,
nh s9c4>7 In
, 1860-06-01

AN ELEGANT IRAN OF cAns.-There is pro-
oao's noth'ng that pleases the travelling public
1note 'nan an eleean1 ano commod1ous tram OF
sAle ~ convey 'uelu 10 .neir oes11nauon. Twas
,a!sa -. ,e'eelo1s n''ln'og 70 me oepot ol The
A4snls@u ooospetn anu Lake ohore Road to
-. s.e '0e '..eAoe W. oDo "nle snete my atten-
wv "~s '"'. ~ 'ne 'fsta o1 cars then
~ '0As p"'oe"se'o e"s1"aFo' anu II oc-
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY

"s6.sA~oN THE THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, AT FOUR
VIII sell on the first day of Nav On tha 1roroses that
~ E i E. LOT OF GROUND situated at the corner
ma mel TffpPERIY THIS Lot is ITO feet by 100 feet
more street. " A'" steps from baltl-
The improvements are SEVEN BRICK DWELLINGS,
and STABllNG for Twenty Horses. with argo III -,
and plenty of pure water on the premises nan W.
This of the best opportunities ia SFCIPE vTEN
SIVE PREMISES, CENTRALLY LOCATED for re- mann nm
featuring purposes, where much room is required 4
ground rent of $500 can remain the property 49,
Terms-0ne-half cash; the balance in three and six
months ~ 80
Sale peremptory. j. B. CANNON,
ap26-ts AucOneeT
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f0r SaIf.
TVWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BFT

TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
BILLIARD TABLES
FOR SALE.
private sale, TWO very superior BILLIARD TABLES,
one OF which made ~ Phelan and the other by Benja
min They are in perfect order, with all the apparatus DC
Apply TO SAML. H. COVER, AuctiOneer,
mhl2tS 81 Baltimore street.
ENIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
4 One ns~ four wheel HOSE CARRIAGE, polished
tai work Also second hand SUCTIONS in hrstrate
order Apply to JOHN RODGERS Il son,
Fire Engine Builders,
n7-tF No. ~ n. High
NOR SALE-A to 10-horse Steam Engine;
IL also machines splitting dressing hoops, with
shOpright. They have been tried here and work we'll
Also small o. of beer and ard gallon kegs Enquire
of ". S. CROSS,
mh20-tf Corner o. East Falls and Eastern Avenue.
MULCH COWS,
Iva Cows and Calves FOR sale BY
q " MORLTNG < son,
mh9H lis Pratt street
IN FOR SALE.-A fine stylish thorough
<cS-Lbred Bay MARE fast and gentle, years Old. Sold
for no fault The having further for her Also,
WAGON and HARNESS Apply at THIS OFFICE apl9-u
~ BLACK HAWK STALLION, belonging
<CSSl to Hons McKim, IS offered for sale. Apply
Stable No l24 PARK STREET, corner Of Centre st -eet
&c
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8ublit SaIes.
HYSAnIuEI- ~ Gn,zlCr

- TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance oF n
k tecree q the Circuit Court for Baltimore count
ii ,hE rs Court Of Equity the undersi ned IT,
oe ~ pupilc sale, at the Merchants' Exchane so
pos' on ecoh0 street. in the city of BaItimo-e
at / O'Clock NJ: ie u udS OF NAY, 1860,
All THAT PARCEL OF LAND AND PREMISES situot..
IN baltimore county IN the State of Marylau On thc IL
OF the baltimore, Wilmington and Phlaielria PsiIrdan
about II miles from the ty of Baltimore OF hicL The
Heryey stone died seized and possessed cnna;rino o. ~
acres OF Land more less, about acres Of whic
cleared and under cultivation and the residue in mb
The soil being kindly and easily improved is we, calcn
lated for gardening purposes and the proximity OF the
perty to the city of Baltimore and the facility of
thereto by of the railroad which passes through il
render very desirable The Improvements thereon con,
sist OF a large Frame and Log DWELLING IlOl Sc 2l
stories high, large Frame Stable and other Buildings
There GO Peach Orchard on the property in full
bearing, and other fruit TT. es.
plat of the property will be exhibited on the day osae,
of Baltimore.
The property will be sold entire parcels as may be
deemed most advisable by the trustee.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree, third
cash on the day of sale and the residue in two equal pay
ents at and months from the day sale with interest
and security 20 be approved by the trustee.
Inc ute to the property is believed be sputabe and
to the day of sale. " ~ '
j. c. BLACKBURN, Trustee
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BY GIBSON q co

t t+.a BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
iiii ORPHANS COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, the
subscriber Administrator of Aaron Jackson de-
CEASED will sell at N o'clock SATURDAY May 9Th,
- w. on the premises A LOT OF GROUND situated the
ol sue OF Saratoga street Poppleon street.
aDo - eet on Saratoga street having depth
~ Ieet improved by two story BRICK DWELLING, 10
iGenon with Easement and Garrett occupied by Mrs
JACKSON ms lot includes alley feet Wide laid ont
on the east side thereof for the of this and th
p0Ptry running from Saratoga street Sarah Ann Street
ALSO TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the rear Of ~ ~,
fronting about 10 feet each said alley and having dep
of about 30 feet Each of said last lots ~
small two-story BRICK DWELLING. The whole Of he
above ground IS subject to groundren SIS per annu
lbcng part of lot originally leased under rent Of 3 and
the lot on Saratoga street next adjoining the part
OF said lot having been assigned by Aaron jackson, in his
life time. subject to the rent OF $lj perannum.)
Terms If saleOne third cash, the balance in three
ana SIX months, with interest and security the credit
payments f. W. BHUNE, Jr,
Administrator.
GIBSON K co.
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J. C. BLACKBURN, Trustee
SAMUEL II. COVER,
TRUSTEES SALE.

1FII:T IhUOIEE 5 SALE.
ii BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for Ralt;
4..E more city, the subscriber, Trustee will Offer ot
public sale at the Exchange Sales Rooms on Second
p. NJ, ' - 0oN'
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS,
No 70 McCul0h street, described follows Beginning on
the southwest SIDE of McCuloh street. distance of
feet wewadly from the intersection Of Hoffman
y and parallel with Hoffman street. l27 feet inches to the
centre OF an alley 10 feet wide thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
houndg on the middle line of said alley par
ae to AcCGlloh street IS feet thence northwestwardly
parallel TO Holman street, l27 feet inches Mcuoh
street and thence enthusiastically bounding thereon Is
ofS72 ~ " ~ 7'" 'ei'
The improvements are weilbuilt three-story BRICK
lM EILlNG with double three story back building, wh
all the modern improvements &c "
Terms OF Sale-0ne third cash the day of sale the bal
ce IN Two equal instruments at and II months thereafter
me deferred payments to bear interest from the day of
sale and to be endorsed to the satisfaction the Trustee
ISAAC W JEW EFT, Trustee
ab2O-tu,th.stu.th 6 II GOVER 49,
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anhIit SaIfs.
BY j. Ii. CANNON.
[ B. CANNON,
GENERAL AUCTIONEFp
3 WEGT ~ NErnr nrnnrr - ~

Os GENERAL AUCTIONEEP
No. lC8 WEST FAYETTE STREET, ~
Between Charles and Liberty streets
Haying taken the Office under my dwelling, No Fay.
te street. will be pleased to my friends and all tho
ao may have business in my line shall give especial
tn9n to all sales which may be entrusted to my care
anu VIII personally attend to the arrangement and selling
T urnlture of families declining housekeeping. Also,
and other Sales of Houses Lots, Farms, &C. at the
Exchange or on the premises
r,ro,,s J. B. CANNON, Auctioneer,
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Prof Benjamin Siliman says - entirely approve OF your
Rod. submitted it eminent, scientific Vracti
cal man, and he agrees with me in opinion
have recev the sample Of Electrical Conductor which
YOU sent me inspection and regard it well suited
the END for which it is intended.
The important conditions of Conductor arc-eXtent Of
surface continuity OF metal. ana freedom from oxidation
These conditions appreend, better secured by
arrangement than by those other conductors in
fact W ich cannot fail to recommend il tn the public
Respectfully. JAS FADLEE.
Prnfcs.nr Of leneva ModLcal COLLEGE. y. Y.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

%sss% VALUABLE PROPERTY
CORNER OF HOFFMAN AND GARDEN STREETS
The subscriber mnstrariX OF John TuOmay deceased
ard by order of the honorable the Orphans Court Ba
more city, viii sell On MONDAY AFT sRNOON, Nav 7th,
at O'Clock on the premises, the following described
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
situated on the of Hoffman and Garden streets-No
1870 Garden street The lot fronts Garden street 70 feet and
running back, bounding Hoffman street, $50 feet
- The improvements consist of Il FRAME DIV ELLING &c
Ground rentSi5.
Terms Of SaleOnethrd ash balance in and months
with interest and approved security.
Title indiSputable
JULlANNA TUOMAY, Ad'mx of
JnO. Tucmay, deceased.
SASrL II. COVER, Auctioneer,
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] ARGE SALE,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
GILMOR, MOUNT, STRICKFR COOK AND LORMAN-
STREETS.
PUBLIC AU CTION
TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court Of Baltimore
cry sitting Court of Egui the undersigned, Trustee,
Will sell at public sale, on the premises, TUESDAY AT
T. RNOON May 18th, at O'Clock, the following eligible
BUILDING LOTS
ON GILMOR STREET
As LOTS-Each 25Xl5 feet alley 20 feet WIDE being
the entire sections the and sides street
between Winchester, Cook and Lorman streets.
MOUNT STREET.
% LOTSEach 25X57 feet to alley ~ feet wide the
east side Of Mount street, AMI within the boundaries OF the
above named streets.
STRICKER STREET.
% LOTS-Each 25Xl57 feet alley 20 feet wide on the
west side of Stricken street, and included within above
named streets
NoTiCE-This property is deserving the especial atten
ton OF capitalists. Title indsputle For further
nation and to view the plat apply to the Trustee Auc
Terms-Onequarer cash balance in three and six months
with interest aud security to be approved by the Trustee
HENRY c. WYSHAM, Trustee.
+. ". BENNETT * co,
r q. Artri
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IN FOR SALE-THE THREE-STORY

-
Dr.: FOR SALE-TH THREE-STORY
~buding at the northwest corner of Republican and
fayete streets, fronting 10 feet ~ inches Fayette
ana B feet deep to Vine street. occupied by Mr. VIM
a War at $3.50 per water rent who has lease
ALSO, THE THREESTORY AND ATTIC DWELLING
AND STOHE with three story double back bailding, No
now occupied by Mr.. f.. Neurath boot maker,
feet on Fayete street and irregular depth of about $50
let now rented at annum, and water and
pairs me present lease expires in about three years
Also TWO LOTS, the side of Republican street.
adjoining ca other, and north of Faycte street. beginning
~ m corner OF twelve foot alley and at point l32 feet
from the of Fayette and fronting all
on Fayette Strewith depth Ofabout 10 aeysub
jet TO ground-ent So per foot On this proper
been recently occupied as parish school by St Lukes
church; W3G. B. PERINE,
aI212aw4w Attorney.
c. MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
s Of the provisions of the CID Article of the Revised
Laws OF Maryland, and in pursuance OF the authority
IN them vested by of attorney from Henry O. Diff
tenderier and Mary B. Denderer, the undersigned, At
tornNS i'll ,aCt the said Henry o. Denderer and Mary
= Diemderer, will offer at public sale the Court House
door n F3Tsonown, Baltimore county, at O'Clock p NJ
on Elm , ESDAG. thc2d day of May lS60-
n tract called mount Pleasant and part the cali
Fo HRF T2gnia4ing in the 2gr gate TWENTY,
iEhChrS, mora or less, lying and being Baltimore
county and bnung in part upon Pennsyya line: il
beng the same land conveyed by Henry Eaker Adam c.
Free by indenure of mortgage dated the 18Th day
1881 and recorded among the land records Of Baltimore
county in her II. NJ F., No. 9, folio Is sc assigned
by Adam c. Free to Mary B. enderier by inenture bear
the land records of Baltimore county, in ber H. ~ f. No
9 folio Is, &c.
Theimproyemcnts consist Of good DWELLING HOUSE,
and Gut-buildIngS
Terms made known n sale
WILLIAM 5. KEECH,
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