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USE
EKAILAM'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER,
" GT'IAm.s Extract of jamaica Ginger,
Grahnm'S Extract of Jamaica Ginger.

USE
HRAlIAM'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
" GI9Iam's Extract Of jamaica Ginger,
Gralum'S Extract of Jamaica Ginger,
most cxcellant Family Medicine
most cXccllant Family Medicine.
most excclant Family Medicine
This extract possesses in concentrated form NIL
tn" valuable properties OF Jamaica Ginger. For tho
cure of DysemteIy. Dinrrhc.l. Incpient Cholera,
Ch"lic or Nunrcn ii is superior to anything in use
A. stiM,ulnnt stomachic and tonic. IL few drops in
little water will affect great relief 1t is very ben
chCiaI In Rheumatic Complaints. Persons affected
ny change Of water will find the Extract AN excel
lent corrective. In languid state of tile eysem in
l'at weather. small portion added a tumhler Of
water will make healthfnl and refreshing drink.
Hr9tllamS Extract of InmaiCa Ginger ia fully equal
10th in quality and quantity to 'l'rown's, while it
is hut one half the price.
Price, % cents. Prepared and sold hy
CHARLES ". GRAHAM, Druggist
jc2c 80. 20, Centre Wheeling.
+ ACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received hy Ex-
j press cartons of ChantilIy and French Lace
Nantes and Points, the cheapest we have had this
season. te25l STONE { THOMAS.
DIO .COFFEE.--lOO bags prime green Rio
jsl2 '' - ','N Gnu 80 ''' 81 REILLY.
Java COFFEE.--25 pockets best govern
ment Java Cohee just received and for sale by
Iel2 H. REILLY.
RRuNE's BALTIMORE GOLDEN
~ SNkUP--5C barrels just received and for sale
EtASTWIcK'S PHILADELPIIIA RE-
~ FINED SUGAKS.-5O barrels powdered, granu-
lated ted and crushed just received and for sale BY
-JeI2 NJ. REILLY.
TNXTRA FLOUR.--1OO barrels received this
IL day. per steamer Courier, and for sale by
leI2 NJ. REILLY,
| "EsTERN RESERVE CHEESE.
" --0O boxes prime rich Cheese in store and for
saie ny lJel2l NJ. REILLY.
| COUTH BRANCH HERRINGs.--25
y barrels No. ], large aud fine, just received aud
for sale by tjo12l NJ. REILLY.
IN AL!FAX NO. !. HERRINGs.--5o
IL half barrels, large, IS rhs just received and for
Sale ny llcl2 NJ. REILLY.
FTEAs:--loO half chests Imperial, Gunpowdcr,
| i and Young Tyson, fresh from latest impnrta-
tons just received and for sale by
jel2 aG.REILLY.
| LuNE TOBAC $3.50 boxes fayorite
n brands 5s: SIS and los; also fine natural leaf
just received and for sale by tjcl2l M.REILLY.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR.--5o barrels
| L just received and for sale iy
| CHEET IRON.--l0O bdls Galvanized, Junfati,
| for sale by JR DlCKEY
mhs No.2T Monroe street.
| IN dium No. MackereI, so bbls do fl
so kps No. and Mackerel, =.f1sJ
my3l MAXWELL, CAMPBELL { TINGLR.
ROBES! ROBES! ROBES.
500 NEW & ELEGANT ROBES
| | S4LN9s b6hAHES. ORGANDlES d BBRAGE
L Anglais, at greatly reduced prices. =
EISH.-5O half bbls No. 3 Large new MacEerei.
Il 50 do do Medium do
so do No. Extra Mornings,
| Just received and for sale by
je2s IL REILLY.
Barege Anglais.
/ lust RECEIVED BY EXPRESS ps 81 and 81
BrsFe ATgais the most desirable Goods ever
imported, for Dresses and Dusters EEE
j0s7 STONE 4 THOMAS
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AdIniDistra+or5s Wotioe

A ADMINISTRATION he Bonfs Non on the estate
n Of William Hall (the elder), deceased, hayiug
been granted to the undersigned, all persons owing
said estate required to make payment to the
dersigned, and persons having claims against said
estate will present them, properly authenticated for
settlement. GEO W. SIG ITS.
/ Jyl6 Administrator De BO1iS Non.
on BARRELS no. 1 GIN. LARD OIL
~ apes at LIST, MORRISON & cos.
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Trustee'S Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST.
ID dated the 18th day Of April 1852. and now Of
record i'll Ohio County Court Clerks Office, in deed
book No II, folio S. SC, from Andrew J. Pannc to
the undersigned, will the 9th day of July 1860,
county, i'll the city OF Wheeling, al II o'clock a. VI.
procec. to sell the following property, to wit:
Lot No ten (1O in the twent y-secoud (22lI Square
Of the Bell-Ar addition to said city and situate on
tho corner Of Haupden aud Byron streets; also one
Of George BcartlSlics Patent Planning Machines and
Albrp Watcher.
TERMS OP SALE: Ten per cent. Of the purchase mo-
neg in hand and credit of six, twelve eighteen and
twentyfOur months will be given FOR the residue;
king from the purchaser purchasers bond and mp.
proved security, with interest from the day of SALE
and retaining lien on the premises n further
cnrity HENRY &. FLES1IER, Trustee.
s3- THE above sale is postponed until the 9Th
day OF August next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
jy7 HENRY c. FLESlIER. Trustee.
FRANKFORT SPRINGS!
VNHIS BEAUTIFULRESORT has BEEN LEASED
i for ten years, by DIR. BELL, and is now
open for the reception Of visitors. DOtansts and
Biologists woIl the Notaries of Pleasure are
invited to inspect the grounds.
Some OF the finest specimens of Ferns here to
| be ssen-tc Carbonferous period Icne, Hugh Mil
ler's favorite study. The attention of INVALIDS
is directed to the TONIC AND ALKALINE proper
ties of these waters; Carbonate of Iron, Sulphate
water is much stronger by analysis than those Of
Bedford and Saratoga.
Cars run daily from Geot getown to tho Springs.
jyll-lm*
IHLOUIE! FLOUR !-l5O Ibis. St. Louis fans
Il lily. 100 bbIs. CATS family. l25 bbIs Snow
Hill family. 200 bbs. West Hamilton. 800 Lbs. rs
sorted brands, and supcrne. ut reduced rates.
| je14 LIST, MORRISON co.
| TXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-IOO barrels
! 4I Genessee Mills SXxExtra Family White Wheat
Flour just received per steamer Courier and sale
by Tnlyl5l n. REILLY.
DR. TANNEIES COUGH MIXTURE
| L. for sale at GRAlIAMS' DRUG STORE,
| jel6 Sign of the Big Mortar.
II or PRESSED NUTS.-5OO0 Rs, Not
IL Pressed Nuts, for u. SID, q, Il Is, u and l
nch bolts and washers TO suit on hand and for sale
! by Ijel5l PC. HILDRETII BRO.
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New ALBRSY, Ia, July 24.-Eorb, Huette
4 Co.'S c"ndleand soap factory burned
last night. Loss $4,000. Insured tor
100000.
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POSTERS, PROGRAM MES,
&c, &c, sc.

A2"We have, at a heavy expenditure, furnished our
Job Office with all necessary materials, embracing
TYPE, RULES BORDERS, CUTSi&c,
OF the latest and most fashionable st ycs TO render it
capable Of executing work equal that of any other
establishment i'll the city, ond possessing facilities in
the way of Steam, &C., for doing work cxpcditously
unsurpassed by any other Office respectfully pre-
sent our claims for share of public patronage assu-
ring those who emtrust their work to u.s. that 10 effort
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction
nnvlI-59 CAMPBELL & M'DERMOT.
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ICE,
FJNliE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE RESpECTFUL-
LIZ to inform their friends lovers OF rC-
tresiting summer drink, that they now prepared
TO furnish leo from the Ice House known ns iIOrl-
brooks mile Ice. at the most reasonable rates
APP RTITT E JENCEE
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Keen it Before the PeOnIp.

TFEAT WE HAVE PURCHASED TIE RIGHT
Il for the sale of JoHNSoN's GAS LAMPS for the fol-
LOWING counties: Ohio. Marshall. Lewis, Harrison.
Nion"ntnlin Preston, Taylor. Marion. Barbour. Up
.hcT aud h"nawha ANY person persons wishing
to buy one or more OF the above countless or any
style of Chandeliers, Stand Lamps or Brackets can
Il" so by calling on W. II. II. MOYSTON & Co.
Under Mcclure House, Wheeling Va
y. IA superior article of Burning Fluid con-
s'"ntly on hand at 90 cts per gallon. app
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:, Largest Circulation of any Paper IN
g western Virginia. "a
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BosToN, July 24-The steamer Con-
n"usht, from Galway, arrived at midnight
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

CO-TAtINb hodIS.
q TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AsSO.
FIT1< GATED themselves together ES p
~ 'under the name and stlle q! SfS4lLI&{zz5Z.
.~rE44- LADY i 1sAElt. f.r the prIssv al ctI,-
!lnctin tic Livery business the old stand ,c.
pied by D. II. Lady. Our stock has been tlurou ey
improved to please NIL those that may favor ny Min
their patronage. which respectfully solicit aud
hope to merit liberal share of the rnt;lic GlvI.
DANIEL II. LADY,
Je-A JOHN f. GAEIt
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NA1LS.-30O kegs Nails, assorted sizes, received
~ by tjel5l r. C. HILDRETI BRO.
GUNDRIES.-stetI Pillow Wings. Iron Pillow
- Wings, Sprns Steel fer CuItivatorS Steel Point
ed Picks. Steel Pointed MHtldocks, Steel Crow Bars
Ssner59ns Brother Co.'s Square. Flint and Oetagoli
Stco!; Seat Springs Sleige H1Ods and Smiths Ham
mers: &C., De. PC. IIIDRETII BRO,
leEl-u&W N2 AInir -
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DRUNE'S BALTIMORE GOLDEN
II SNRUp.--5O barrels just received and for sale
by LjeI2l NJ. REILLY.
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Pork heavy and offered ut 81 reduction;
quotations nominal. Bacon quiet. Lard
firm; sales ut full prices; 56M,58 Cd and G2
for choice Cheese active and slightly
lower. Tallow declined Cd; sales 500 53s
Cd.
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+ ACE MAETL ES.--just received hy IN
y press, Q cartons of ChantilIy and French Lace
Nantes and Points, the cheapest have had this
season. ie211 STONE { THOMAS.
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Java COFFE1.--25 pockets best govern
Jel2 II. REILLY.
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pIO COFFEE.--lOO bags prime green Rio
4 T. Coffee. just received and for sale by
irl2 RETJTV
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~ FINED SUGAKS.-5O barrels powdered. granu-
lated and crushed. just received and for sale by
Jcl2 N. REILLY.
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Barege Anglais.
UST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS ps. q and 81
= Btrege Anglats, the most desirable Goods ever
imported, for Dresses and Busters III
jo2T STONE L THOMAS.
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LNXVRA FLOUR.--1OO barrels received this
~ day per steamer Courier, and for sale by
Icl2 NJ. REILLY
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General Agents for the Southern Stat

OPINIONS OF MEN OF SCIENCE
Prof Benjamin Siiman u entirely approve of your
Rod; submitted it TO an eminent, scientific mana pfact
cal man, and he agrees with me in op nion.n
have receiv the sample OF Electrical Conductor which
the end for which it is intended.
The important conditions of Conductor are-extent of
surface continuity OF metal and freedom
These conditions apprehend, b.ter secured by your
arrangement than by those other conductors now in use
respectfully JAS HADLEY,
Professor Of Geneva Medical College, n Y
Your conductor very great advantage in being
in single piece large Rod cannot be in one piece
o. sufficient length without joints, and should con-
sist of more than one isc BY placing together three
Conductor II will afford qualification service
Yours Respectfully, f. MERRIAM,
ohBfooklyn Heights, N. Y.
The Electro Conductor" presents large surface of the
best available conducting substances and is, by its eXi
by, easily adapted buildings Its freedom from Joints
erected it constitute in my Judgment aIeguad from the
destructive effects of atmo pheric Ell ctrcity
Prof Of Chemistry and Medical JuTisprndrnce
+, sTERLING. ND
j. l.. CASSELS.
Prof Materia Medica, Phar and Botany.
have been much pleased with your Conductor for Flee
upon ingenious method Of avoiding the difficulties
belonging to all the Lightning Reds which have Sc n
refer particularly to joints and Rust suspect that from
lection. Respectfully, EDWARD HfrCHCoCK p''
President of Amherst Collegs, Mass.
report states that half Of its in the country
during the past from ,es by lightning
nsequenty reduction of premium is made insurance
OF buildings protected by good Lightning Conductors
aplT-eo2w
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GG-aartmrsbip Notitts.

MIR. HENRY F. JACKSON HAS THIS DAY
dT1BEC0ME A PARTN Err IN OUR HOUSE The COM
MISSION BUSINESS for the sale of PRODUCE PROVI-
SlONS, &c, viii! he continued under the firm OF GIRNFY
HALL co, as formerly conducted by
CHENEY & HALL,
po,..... ,.,,,., ,,a Spears wharf.
- dlIIhore, april lZlll, Ieou apl2-lmt
NOTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF LEM
~ MON & BROGDEN Is THIS DAY DISSOLVED by
mutual consent The affairs If the firm will be settled by
RICHARD LENNON, who alone is authorized TO sign in
hquidatIon The Auction and Commission Business will be
con ued by him at the place, under styIe nd
firm of r. LENNON co. 1919
RICHARD LENNON,
p,,. ., WIN. BROGDEN, Jr.
balumofe, lOth April, 1901 apl2tf
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP,-
1.-THE CO-PARTNERSHIP formerly existing between
JOHN II. TRAVERS and MARCElIUS A. MITCHELL
under the tir1 Of TRANERS X MITCHELL, was DIS,
vers. ~ - 49,"
All persons indebted to the above are requested to
make immediate payment TO the surviving partner who is
alone authorized to collect all debts due TO- and pay ali
claims due by the firm. "
MARCELLUS A. MITCHELL,
NJ. Survivor of Travers 4 Mitchell.
Baltimore December 26th 1889. d26tf
MARCELLUS A. MITCHELL WILL CON-
1fATlNUE THE SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP BROKER
AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old Stand,
No SPEARS WHARF, for and on his own account,
risk and benefit. dos.
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AnhIit SsIts
BIZ SAMUEL n, GOV EK
GU sff~EL FIVE HANDSOME

] p r.
8st .f~zI FIVE HANDSOME
,u,n.r AT AUCTION. NoIor BUGGlEs
on 4 lin resefye TO pay advances and charges
Mr. Wae Livery sabs cor6 M2y 81 ~ at 70 o'clock
q NKW B1f,TIgG4fRsRR f M na and Exeter.
2 GOOD SECOND HAND No'ior BUGGY WAGONS
The Second Hand Wagons all in COED orS MA'TNS
can be seen early on the morning OF sale; and sa vy
' -" ''c "ltlo'J
Terms cash. sAML H. COVER,
g. TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of
EH decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore comfy sit
49, tngas Court Of Equity, the UNDERSIGNED trn tee
will offer at public sale at the Merchants Exchange sales
the Postoice on WEDNESDAY, the ID day Of MAY 1850
ALL THAT Parcel OF LAND AND PREMISES situate
OF the baltimore Wilmington and Philadelphia Railroad
apout miles from the city of Baltimore which the late
herVey Stone died seized and possessed containing 90
acres Of Land less, about 60 acres of which are
Cleared and under cultivation and the residue in timber
oeng kindly and easily improved is well cac-
perry to the city of Baltimore and the facility of access
refeuo ny means OF the railroad which passes through n
Stst Oh y large Frame and Log DWELLING IIOi SE 81
aore S large Frame Stable and other Ont BniidnGe
haan SI ech orchard on the property, now in full
plat of the property will be exhibited on the ,
OF Baltimore. ''' III 'le city
me property will be sold entire in parcels as NAV be
Terms of sale prescribed by the Decree areOne third
cash on the day Of sale, and the residue two equal pay
mets at and months from the day of sale with interest
and security to be approved by the trustee.
The title TO the property is believed to and
u VII be sold clear of all membranes thereon and taxes
to the day of SAL, ~ '
J. C. BLACKBURN Trustee
o9 ,,.,or,,,. SAMUEL H. COVER,
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~1oT CTEUT pETT,S

VAST STEEL BELLS.
" NJ KEITH, JR, Il son, Agents, % South Charles
made by Nayler, Yickers 4 Co, Sheffield, England to
3ey RESPECTFULLY ask the attention of church orar;
zaon fire departments, and individuals hrouchont The
southern and estern States Bells supplied at short no
only one third much bronze and less than half m
much composition Bells Circulars can be had on app
CATION ap20itf
STORAGE will be taken in warehoDsa Ios
Ssmith's wharf, at moderate prices Apply to KNOX n
w ds0-tf
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

Cnn1rDr -, -, ALU BLE PROPERTY
TURNER OF HOFFMAN AND GARDEN STREETS
ne SUBSCRIBER adm nisrarx of John Tuomay deceased
ny order of the honorable the Orphans Court far Ra
more city, viii sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON Nav III
az click on the premises the following described va,
:. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
situated on the corner of Hoffman and Garden srees-No
40 Garden street The lot fronts Garden street n feet and
running BACK bounding On Hoffman street, $50 feet
The improvements consist OF FRAME DWELLING Sc
Ground rent $i5. y ''' Nc'
Terms OF third cash; balance in and months
with interest and approved security '''''
Title indisputable
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nUBLTC SALE OF
T. VERY VALUABLE COZ II " ATCIJES

~ cry VALUABLE GOLD WATCHES.
cor PiAMo\n PINS AND RINGS,
will sell on TUESDAY, MORN ING May ls at 10 o'clock,
at my sroom, No OS West Fayette St above Charles
name IN part Il very valuable Gold Watches Ladies'
Enam lied Watches with Chains; 4 Single Stone Diamnn,,
rms; valuable Cluster do Also Diamond Rings brace
lets, Lockets Chains, Sets of .ewelry, &C.
With many other articles Of value
Terms cash, in par funds.
ap20ts J r CANNON Arotio,oo
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"p-''S 81 Baltimore street.
f::;1 TRUSTEES SALE.
" ny virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Bat
puc sale at the Exchange Sales Rooms on street
f p NJ MHuRsDAY the Bird day of May, 1850, ocloct
n, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS.
10 - McCuloh street, described as follows Regnnir, on
the southwest side of NcCulloh stree at he ne
eeI norlWeStwardy from the intersection of Hoffman
ly, and parallel with Holman street ID feet % r.
centre OF an alley Is feet wide; thence NORTHWEST a,I
allel to McCuoh street Is feet thence on lit
parallel to Hoffman street l27 feet inches to McCuIIob
of$7s int INNING SUBJECT 10 an annual ground rent
all the modern improvements nc 90 '
ance in two equal nstaI ments at ana 10 ~ i
The deferred payments to bear interest from the day of
SALE and to be endorsed to the 5aSfaetqn the Trustee
ap2o-tuth,s,tu,th s. H. COVER, Xucf,
O. MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
F OF the provisions of the 63d Article the Revised
49, Laws OF Maryland, and in pursuance Of the authority
tenderfer and Mary B. Denderer the UNDERSIGNED rs At
rqeXs in act Tor the said Henry o. ienderfer and Mary
p Denderer, will offer at public sale the CourTlolse
door IN IoWsonOwn, Baltimore county, at O'Clock P NJ
on v ERrN S, 4, NY; the ID day Of May, 1860
Ie uct called Mount Pleasant and part tract cali
FoU For4saGRRE s F fSna R6 il the az
EkCHES more or less, lying and being IN Baltimore
1uny and bn9ing in part upon the Pennsylvania line il
Rsng the same land conveyed by Henry Baker Adam c.
Free by indnue Of mortgage dated the day ofArgust
doS ana recorded among the snd Of Baltimore
by Adam G. Free to Mary B. Danderr by in entnre iear
ing date the 18th day Of August, 1851 and record among
itnd records OF Baltimore county, in hber H. NJ F., No
TheimProyements consist Of a good Dwelling HOUSE,
ana Cutbudings. '
Terms made known at sale
LEWIS II. WHEELER,
ap9m&sts "''''iA att or N Tf IN y, t
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3tt0rn&rs.

3ttQrntgs.
QICHARD HENRY SPENCER,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ohce-S u. ccrner Olive and Third streets,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
~ Particular attention paid to the COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS. 49, -
Reerences-Messrs. John Sullivan & Sons, Whsdhee &
DICKINSON Sam. Harris Sons, Clarke Pegram, Baltimore
fe2S3m+
CHARLES E. PHELPS,
~ ATTORNEY AT law,
no. LAW BUILDINGS,
continues 70 Praebee in the Courts Of BALTIMORE CITY
anu f1oNahD COUNTY
fFNHOMAS WHELAN, JR,
= ,, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CALIFORNIA,
10 ST. PAUL STREET,
rr Sd door south of Fayette street.
VIII give prompt attention the Collection of Claims
ana an Professional business conded to him.
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Jf0r Salt.

TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
a BILLTARD TABLES
FOR SALE.
aa pr sale IW9 very superior BILLIARD TABLES,
min They are in perfect order with all the apparatus, &c
Apply to SAMI.. Fl. COVER Auctionepr
mhl2ls 81 Baltimore street
ENIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE
4 One new four wheel HOSP CARRIAGE, polished me-
tai work Also, two second hand SUCTIONS, in frstrate
order Apply to JOHN RODGERS & son,
49, Fire Engine Builders,
nIu No As N High stree
kNOR SALE-A to l0-horse Steam Engine;
also machines for splitting and dressing hoops with
shopright They have been tried here and work we'll
so small lot Of beer and and gallon gs Enquire
OF W. $. CROSS,
mh2O-n Corner OF East Falls and Eastern Avenue
ETILCH COWS,
4V1 Cows and Calves for sale by
q MORLING & son,
nhS " lI5 Pratt street
On, FOR SALE.-A fine stylish thorough
90 bred Bay MARE last and gentle, years old Sold
for no fault The owner having further for her Also
WAGON and HARNESS. Apply at THIS OFFICE. apI9f
Nv BLACK HAWK STALLION, belonging
90 to HOllins McKim, is offered for sale Apply at
Stable No l2i PARK STREET, corner of Centre st
apI4cotf
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BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


a. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
EtI;; FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY ON BOND STREET
~ BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for BaIti
more City, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale on
the premises on MONDAY the 18th day of May, 1860
ALL TliATGROUND IN BALTIMORE CITY described rs
follows, viz Beginning for the on the side of Bond
street ah@ut los feet souery from southeast corner of
Bond aod Lombard streets thence eastery at rIghtanpes
WITH Fond street l02 feet thence southery parallel with
Bond street IL feet thence westerly feet to Bond street
and thence northery bounding on Bond street 6 @ TO ill.,
DWELLING HOUSE y
Terms OF sale-Onehalf cash and the balance in six
tle credit payment to be secure to the
of the Trustee r. MiAUGITIIV Trnstes VII
apl22aws WILLIAM AMILTON, Aucttoneer
fTs.tf TRUSTEES SALE will, by virtue of
# decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY, sell
sazby PUBLIC auction, at the Exchange sales Room on
Second street, in the said city, TUESDAY, May sth.
-, ALL THAT L6f OF GROUND situated in said city, on
the southwest of Fayette and Amy streets having
front on fayette street of Is feet, and depth on Amity
IIT o; VI feet improved by large three BRICK
HOUSE with Back Build used Store and Dwelling
Subject to an annual ground rent Of S32
with interest.
L. N. REYNOLDS, Trustee
aplr2awtS WIN. HAMILTON, AuctiOneer.
fT:s;1 ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
H#iiI Will by virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court
~ for the City Of Baltimore sell by public Auction mt
the Exchange Sales Rooms Serond street in the cv
Aforesaid, on FRIDAY, May lIth, 1860 l O'Clock P NJ
said on the southeast side of Hartford avenue between Chew
ana Madison streets, having front feet and depth of
lOO eet SUBJECT to an annual ground Sc 66 I'm
pI0TeH ny twos story aud attic BRICK DWELLING
Terms of sale -Onet d cash. and the balance in two
equal ins'aEens oftour and eight months, with interest
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS,
Administrator of Susanna Upton
dT-l ZAWSuS WIN. HAM LION, AuctiODeer.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-01
3IbIit SaIfs.
oh al. liz. CANNON,
r B. CANNON, ~

@' NJ 100 w.. GENERAL AUCTIoNEFB
- Between Charles and Liberty streets
Having taken the Office under my dwelling No los To
exc street, Will be pleased to friends and ali bo
WHO may have business in my line. shall give especjoi
u tenon to all sales which may be entrusted to nv care
ma VIII personally attend to the arrangement and selIn1
~ furniture of families declining housekeeping Also
anu other Sales of Houses, Lots Farms &C. at the
Exchange or on the premises
rho.+, J. B. CANNON, Auctioneer,