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37!. Xi:::. Calirgia:e I.:s utr.

We invite attention tn the advertisement vi this In.
stut:on, which IS to 20 into operation on the first oil
January next unlcr tie JOINT supcImtcn cnc Of Col.
JNo 4. LELAND and LESLIE MrCASrLEss ESl. who
are % be assisted by Mr. V Z. M,NGEr in the De-
partmcut o! rrem sc We ,re cLndi in S,y;;r, that
we should bc m!c!i better sl!isiel il this arrhn@e.
men. did not deprive o. the vlu6.c scrv crs o.two
most excellent t.. clcrs. Mr. MCCANplHss has acp-
yt,tio Jr scholarly ;.tL.inents second t" no nn ri
his ac this St.ts ami lis ccon to llie Char "l
Professor o. Languages in tic South Carol!nn College,
which he t,cl;ue, is the Lest cvic Of npprrc alton
On tie part ni tloEc Lr>tQual:iiel tojndSc.
Mr.. MlNGEr. although young ma,s 'nis already
won tie highest opinions from i'll who have the ca-
:pacity TO appreciate his wo"t!i and qualifications as 4
sgent!en.n AL instructor nfyouth.
q We have lcng desired TO see established in an.
d,a, large anl Gouris!:ng High School for males
81 c., IN Of. we have for the lt:raes. unlcr the
>u,,ciatvn lencc u: Mrs McCAxDLEsS. We fear, how.
ever Il or ovu citizens will not look tn tei inter
cs;s, ani contribute. hy every wssii. means. TINT wc
rcvcr reach ';.o point 50 long desired We have
always la c:;al c.Ioas IN Cam en-. AMI expect 10
have them still; ye;. We seano g,ol reason why Calm
den, III It's ~tir'! :ts"res. sro;a not I'VE larsc
Collegiate ms, ttc, well rs o:h:r places where "lir
boys tnul La thorulg'iy ei4cLteJ an prepared FOR
the business :nl duties or | r
Al! the r,il roa Ccil:tes in &c laI: without clu-
ca:ional advantages Of tie first grade. will net place u'
where we ought to br, in the first Inc Of mora, SIT
c:ul and business advancement
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Sunday .choo! Celebration.

The anniversary celebration o! Bethel Sunday School
took p!"c: tic 7rl u:t, ncar Lvmcwoo'l, III keT-
shaw Nistiict.
The procession waS formed 1T Mrs. Pits: mi march
cd TO the Church, where exercises were Open with
by Rev. Nj St Ill., after wl:c Of 'lie Super
il eid, Its read tie Etlrr Cf the Sr.:cCl VII! hg,'ve
the following ntS Of mfr a;i,n: tlrcc $npc.inen-
dents ten Teachers. nl scv,n;"nc Scl'o rs are cn
n:rtc viii the Sc.;uol.
:di::Sscs Were dclivc,c! by Masters y. !a feth.
unc d. NJ. Z tiluna. T.. y. Marlborough, D. Mel i,rn,
A. ". Bell and J. D. Mc"ask.l..
Rev r. r. Engl:s:: &c rrr,i very incrc ting y J.
dress wlici mist have convinc, d every uapre !lrc
min; oc the u;iit; :nl berc:t Of $,h't' Schools.
The procession marched! 20 Il bic l,'eried
r the Gee sion, anl pI'tonk Of rctr snirn:s About
500 parsons were present AMI i'll encd to appreciate
AMI enjoy the proceedings Of the d:y.
OBSERVER.
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Messrs. SHANNON and DESAuSSURE are reelected
TIE following gentlemen we-e Mt tbs Saline time
elected Commissioners Of the Poor: L. BARNES j. ~
GLENN. A. 4 Mcdowell, J. J. McNA.S. J. B. HER
SHAW.
a larger given at this election than at any
previous one within our recollection liavin- rciche l.
in the aggregate 1884 The vote ut CAm!cn WAS # 8
Hon. 4. H. BoyKIT was reelected without opposition
his vote fattering one-inast be quite as gratifying
to himself as it is to his many friends nl supporters
The vote which Hon. W. ". BorcE received at sever
al OF the boxes was full onc and we are grisi &c
know that he is heartily endorsed in his present psi
ton by his constituency in this District.
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We call attention to The car;l Of ts excellent lns-
tuition situated near the High HIS Of Sntcc," It a
po:rt called Bradford Springs. Tie situation is lci-
t:rl oua, healthy ani s;riblc. with ccmmod;ols
lu!Gings. TO- the accommodation Of the pupils, who
receive every attention aud Kindness which the piols
amd highly cultivated preSic,t an his Glmiy ca be-
stow The F,cultv is ;bc anl f,:ihinl and nothing
nrci be :lrcl the pr, octosc who nly tauS
t,rs 10 educate aud prepare for :lic GuticS u !.fr
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Mi.,.fc Men.

An Association Of Minute Men has Dc:n f'-nc't in
Camden, fos the defence OF Southern Rights. n"nbc-
ing nearly one hundred and twenty. Co.. J. 3. kEl;-
SHAW has been elected Captain ". NJ. SHANNON, Esq
lst, Co.. T. J. AScRuM, 2rd and Col. T. +. ILL., ID
Lieu,enants We urc pleased TO see that similar as
sociaons are being formed in the different Districts IF
this State, and trust that they will extent TO 'i'c
Southern States 1t is time now that the South should
be 'wide awake" to their rights and Interests, "n Ii
oaed te let fo.ce &c met ~ force.
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sp;rcct .9,nno:fn;io.,,

We have received from our friend Mr: G. VI. SHAW.
case @! "Cracknel Biscuit, Of direct in rorat"n
from Reading, England, for Mr. 6, Camden. They
are delicious specimen Of what can he n:tc in Tie
-four nc and are equal any thing tlat can lepro-
duced in the way Of egg.biscu:t.
Mr. s has splendid stock orerery tl.i.g in the
GROCERY line
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Ohio

CLEVELAND, ONO, October io.-Thc Republican,
State ckc, is elected in this State Iy r:r tNr!ly
Thousand nl,uri:y. Dcmcc.ntic CungnssrrIi are c,c-
tod in the Ii ST. tiiId and twelfth districts. Va; lril.
dlytcu. yliand ri,am, AMI Cox. \ lurnocr.tc Con-.
gresham is u:>o lsrJ"Lly elected in the ninth d'-
tril
CLEVELAND, o.. October Sc ttcr;ng returns re-
crivcd from the Northern ort"lls o !le State, nd;.
cate Increased gains for the Black Rel nhi:cls. Til r
State tirke; is certainly successful SAMUEL j. tux.
Chu. sitc. IS r!e:lcd /" Con, ,rrss lrun the 18th -.
t:ct.
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Election for Ma5o.-Gcwer,i.

We are pleased to see that oar tr.cad' M'J'E ,.
GoopIEr of Greenvllc has been elected to the Office
Of Major General Of the st Division S. NJ General
CooDrsrr is all right on the Southern question 'ill
we know him, in sentiment, to be II Minute Man.
ready, il need be, to defend our cause to the bitter
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PSEi;s:lyHutG.

PHILADELPHIA Ottul or l.-Thc Republicans lave
carr ed Pennsylvania y ;lnt;t g. TO nG "li'T. The
Doug:;s mcn, 10 great extent vo'tl with lAr "lit'-
si!ion The Republicans are HOW betting TILT LiiI-
coin vii! carry the St$tr in November II x. ': COT
M jnT.iy.
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Ri aip row.

We d sire to ca! the very esp ca ati 1t "E % "n'
readers, pr ril, ry our lhs:> nlc. to The @l"".
i:ls dist uri a'li,ssi,r o. The New YCrk e ":'. a
l.imrn!n is virtually ;rs.d' ,lc>tr1 10 II rr- dsr
Of lc Cu,irI States. Ii tie 'ie,Htiic T. ryi. wc
have Fit Ioubt is. the Pes drntiai g;iir = H.
What then? Let hu.iuc<S mrn 10 X t" t'r.;r a..
cJin,s:-C"t ie,tn .hs Gu y
''rnE BEARING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ELEcii0N.
I --Thc Black Republican Journals arc trying to pro.
dacc IN imprcsseq that the Pennsylvania election
cannot e>rt adversely tie prospects % Lins4 In
fr they argue, If Curtin IS 'lcr.'ct t wilma d ;e
thai L lcoin will meet Ii: M r.. i3r: Will ii
Fo ter is ovcrtllrnwn the Un;nn P csie;!t,I ticket
in Pennsylvania c;!i,rnt possibly succeed.
This style o:ar2u UNI ut Is pr p:te:"'ls n"ns"nsc. AMI
il is tie cin alton of hl / nnl tc on III. i;'i o.
the Ul.rk Renbirsn rYlcr: The r,%'ll; %: tin. cl c.
tim on tn si " n.yt i'll PcnaS!v 'na will irt<lltow
the result Of the rrr<i cnti s3,nte>i lcu":In is
e., ctrl hv III 'r:iy oi liv: Eo;!%nd r"'cS "r nj
w,:tls Mr. Lin.pll will c .Try 'tL,t =. (. n vc.n
Der and BE- i,. rrc> dent c.. Z, ri; ti.c United StIr.
while Frt.r s!iou!i b rlu I.cd as Go.r! %. l:Ir
Stac tie ...v alter tp.m"rto" Li;iyr'm nd Ii; f..
lowers may n II: t;n'r lrrs upon tn" wii::"' "r
he vii not c able To carry pe;nls lva:.a j., NJ.
bcr. AMI Ealing in that he rallut i'c r.rc!d r:>.
dent"
Peuasylva ll la' been c.rr:cl iY .:c Republicans
q. least 10y ten to fifteen tllor,Sn,d M jor:ty.
DEVELOPMENTS Is MAR.EoIovGII.-Wc !e.rn ih.t
sfart!;n. cvrlo mentS have beeu ma lc in Marl''arig
ard the whole com n,,nity thrown intoa 81 IT, s:''
excitement Two cit ze,iS OF Western New Y"r. hare
b.cu arrested who had under Their large stan ;
of arms. They were scarchc! an invoices i,Inl
calling for another lot amounting in all, W. ~. III
formed. to about twelve lilnd ell TIC arms were
consigned to parties in Wilmington to which pl.ce
yent.rn!au lad been sent TO make investigation. and
To secure others who may be implicated. The: COM
pctv Gnd Cirect agency were so thoroughly establish.
cd that they were committed t" Ill. the feeling was
so intense that it with great 'iliclty tIt tl'tir
violent SC zurc ami immediate execution coa,d ie pre-.
Judy = As~rssas.' was 1f,"E s s2ai: there
ing aid lcscV1ig them victims for more legal
proc ,c,lrrr Ihp pubic mind ofi!:c North his H. cli
so wr,rplt UP hy the d C., nn,itn Of Rc,'n lem
oratt rs. thi Il esc Miss ta!itS tr social sulyrIscn
may duli 81 lc fund j. every Southern c:,nnIui ).
Whenever arrested ry slInu!l moi ht lii 1" tn >lnw
process f law. Tie vigil; ut s'c,ics ii ~! sc;<e
them give !n Il FAR trial. :nd # G c:cu!nst. inrs
convict them e tnl lie 4; &C: eI: ci ri a'r'"r:y.
sml:d mile Gul 10 them uniS ~ rt. l:uln;', uni
| mary a,d cxlrrmc.-.c".ti Luniniur.
|
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M. I..nnI i. we'll k,;nw:, in this Stale. as for.
ne t,,r l'r"asSui IF Mathematics III The Eafel
,"hrrnv GHr-s:n:.; c!. cui; he I'LL ii ''r years
Ia riIr enli snIi>fh Ir al The braid m Vi il ~ lie
I. lie, sr ivra.,Ir knrwn in rI,f -i>lrr St"r.
ccrn /, li'hng HE rr'ir al Mutrm,t"'. and tie
.>aiurrl c:uluc- H. Iia' ium l:".l-g. Nnr.h Gao.
:in,
r. M, "A: Il! = s;s I,crn FIR rh las tr.i,,, vets
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. a. ca..' h. M~'.n Ln...,g., irr' e. 90
fl .:,i- eAt. n'"di.n.y auvam us,- 1" y.ug e..e
>i;:,g tiiuu-m 5. h'hIFir aul ri ...!,nI cu -
81, Mig prt. ara in any C..rg- .I..t,'y
:i'ai"S-r Ia tile c,rntty
Thee - 'i:enrn will IN ia ne h- I.s std nr
Gr Ma:.leL uI.tngr.li.'d ::r.,:'la!r III rhc s
i'rlil"y ."n'ieInie and = 'icirnL is the + enci
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nh c..i T. .rni a>~I.'ans :, :, r. IL I" l.:'.
l.p ,r'l - H.. { ip. III III / urIJr..
Tit c'n.Ir Il. lis G'I.d 'p- .ea;'. ! c.t.:' a..
c. >l' l"ltr mi ii. lns:ir' g '":''t' al thai
il uqrm i r. 10 anp Il H. =: c.,s- h. -c,"I
Me>-s. l.ri.tiu nri Mt Canl;c- Lei.
y aln.insi'"IL II with, :'s, u ii pa rms "nl
pIi:,I ;.ll- " ud ::.' :! ttir.
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En. .si;sIla,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, October TO- -Fhe r"turis from
20 con ties exhibit large Republican gains The
State has undoubtedly gone Republican by at least
ten thousand Eight Q ul,c.u congressman have
b@en elected. Tie Legislature is pronbly largely l1e
PUBLICAN.
WASHINGTON October IT, 4 special dispatch 10
the shn, from Indianapolis, lndH.na. syS that the
minority for L nc. the Republican candidate for Gov.
c:nOr, is o, 10, 0U.
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Election EsSfHrnE.

ACDEvlLLE-$tmto,- Foster Mars hall. Rep
,+se~tut.rr-w &. Davis, J. y. Cochran, s. Meow
an. ". j. Lon,,x II. II. Harper.
ANDERSON -ir1Uesrnt'hr-s-C S. Mattisun, W. n
uayre. join V Moore, B. F Wilmer
ALL LSAlN!S.-Semtn-Tcter N"ugt
CgEsrEE-S-mt.-S. McA.ilry. Erpres=nt 'tices
j. S WHOA ". 7. Gilmore C. 3. Jones.
CHRIST CICGcI.--!S.art"-T. N. Wagner. Rpre'
se,mi re-M. W. Vcnn;ng'
cnEsrEnE1ELp-Rela esentatiees--A. MacfarlIn, ".
[. T. Prince.
ColLEEox-stpo,or- \. Hayward. !:cp"rse"t Hirr:
~ Ii. O'i'ryan, Carlos rracy. II. G Sh'"i in.
DAELIXGroH.-S<ra"--R. L ilrl Rprc>s.ia
ttres--T ESfl lie. Blackwell, Ti;mnons.
Gutter Lamar, No5Icy, G7Fs: Qiaftiic6,nm
FAlnsrELD-!S. ,a,n-E: &. Palmer Req ess"iG
tr,s-R. L Boylston. T. ". Woodward, J. b. Nc
CantS
GRgExyILLg-Se"u'm-T. T. Ware Representa-
fre>-D Ioke, J. Z. lii;lho.sc, j. NJ. Sullivan join
VI. Stokes.
IuRnY.-S.mt"-F. J. Sessions. E'pre,cmhio
! -C. r. Sarvis
| krl:SIIAw.-- Seat i--.i. II Enykin L.y ese"hi
hres-Wr.. ~ Summon, j. NJ DrSallssure.
| LANCASTER .Sennh"--Dixoa B:tTilcs Il p cSrnu
HceS--W. L acI, J. Williams.
LAuR&NS -!seuuo w. u. Simpson. H.I'e,'nh'
tiu.,--IT " Carter, S J. Cr.ig George Anderson j
j.. Ware.
Lsx:SaroS-..SsmA,-T.C C. Eo2.. R:Pre~e"ti
tices--J II. Counts, Cul. Cla's
As,.goGo.-R-n'e>e tu!ire,-W. J. Cook j. "
llcnlgan.
MARION SrDn."--iT. n. Johnson. RP rscm
NEwpERaY ,'r-.\. C. G.r ington. hrp"
Se ." ire,-I II. ilams, James Lp$conh Z. II
Suhcr
ORANGE PArIsI.-esmao"--G. D. Kcitt hp {
ss.ht l. les-T. j. Glover. \. n. Frederick.
PICKgXS-.'.p ,>s triirr j e. Miller. Eo' o.
Maxwell jr, L. G. ru!iiam Moses llcnlr:ckE.
FRINGE !iEoIGE WivYA:.-Iep'. ~e"'"L dry c:.
ar l":cr. J. II. r.: jr. p e. J. Weston.
ElCuLAXD-Lep r>~, i'ire>-E. T. Dnuktcr, \. J
Grrcir j. G. G h.N< J. p .,i ms
SpARTAaDrRi.-h~p e.. t.H 30 +. Edwards. "
~ F"sicr, james F,rruw. ]. WinS,th. i. +. Bates
! SUMrEI--E p, s."h, tGr>-.J = Bradley. +. II
Kennedy. I i. Fr SER
I Il -
Murray.
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r,u ,
s:"t,Hc:--Josclh NJ. M.kclI.
,,.. ,a,,, u 1.,.,a,,
| . Dr.. ,,,,r-p p,,,o u. >,
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81. PHILIPS AND 81 MICHAEL S--'>'"" - W. y
10 ter hsp s,s"''1 ell L"'S'' NJ l. y |'hn''' .
NJ l. S"'' IE'irS l. Iowa 'eS U "rSa NJ ""''U' III
v"t E''iS'y James s'''"'S W" H. pts '"'S"e' "' u
SiuI"t'Il IL l. rt''ke' H. d. hc''' Jr" H. = '''rEe''
Joseph J"I'IS"n Jr' u. y lrr'o!i' D. D. Lucas
Wlr'l'y. Joan EnnlI'i'S''i Il. d. t"%: j." hc'i':'
leadr. john T. Carew
s.. SlhrHEN ENH.-in'"""--4 v. Elmer "rP'e
as''''t F"--J. j. WI !'''is'
UHioH.->e '""'-ko''rrt Betty. H%P''se"""
W il.'Wal c., y. " 'h"InpS"h H. , U''''E.
WILLIAMSBURG ---If"lT eSchfifIe .. NJ DTttnll'
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Business for the past week !as leen remarkably nc
tive and sales of Cotton foot UP some 80 Bales q, rri
ces varying from 81 to lot cents
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vE,c G.nsc ELECTORS

We sulion from lie Tccgraphic columns of the
Charleston Courier, the following summary Of State
Elections:
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DeBow;a Review sor October.
A few copies ofDEBow's Re"icw for September and
October may be obtained al this occ Price ~ ccEts
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EEA REc ( e -

Ox the 2 inst II" M'r.um,r. E:.; II u : :
f. .!rlm. tan. J. J. Nj, KtE. "a. an Miss MATTE
J F.iMnf:'.
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81 H.;iHn s. J; -

E':l.'i;,:i::> IL E.ris. !i:.!.; :i
=: Mss !.0WAEn CiVE> :rT:,f ~ :t.i
Ladies H. Cauu nj v:c;ury ila' sI:r :nl..'.: ."
III. hr dire. Sos H.. ncs md g. H.. i II r,''- l.
rr ;ir most fashionable rc.
Size may lie found 1T Nr FN!i:AG.. r'"t q H..
Post Olli,c where size will Ii" rly !" " il ''i ':'s
wl;u may favour lcr with ca.
July 81. emo
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Orr Cotton Market.

THO. J. WARREN, Editor.
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sheriff SaIes.

Wits u: -. F., To anr d!rer-
sal. be.urr llIc uurt House
I MnHID in AnTriil,rr GrXt.
ii saie. lllv following pr0ppr;y,
ar.I coltr.;IIns Four lIuulr,d
less, s.tuaicu in tie District vi
$ ut' 1a>Ain's creek. Il jlin ng
l;Si. j II. GL.kill. et. ai..
Y OF Jo!.u II. rrue>aci. 1T the
We:i, J. 2. ke:shaw, let. nl..) J
(Sl.50.l
,ir,Is Tura"ntinc. :cv,cu IN as
'irups e.. / :;:r s,i ( ni' 5. +.
Iu,.u ($l.U: j
.uu; .n.i. y .r!y-tl,frc acres
tic IH-ir!.'. u H.r,rAW. li5,,,iT li,,ii1T-
iA--,..~t--.-..L.-.S-.,...-.Ssalasssli
kfI~ Vi D:iwc,l .iI'"-It, mum a.
1. H.. i:r. / ~ s.,.. r:ri. =.
ila SIT Il =. ~. = ,s
(:l.ju.
iIrt > t.I,t'l .rt;v D..tfIrt uI
i ,In.,n. ..,I"i. tl l.i;iir:Gl
\ ln.iil>t'': =: :h ''.' !"i, "a s.ri
.lir..I ga. .. =" ;il".r
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. :,.,,,E ,>>. .!:lMEHT ~ FINE AND
NJ, k,r IN m;i.;'S, 81 I'h lie Most APP
.,.... 'u''- rt.i * -;
... -, ....rt., IA! h'.I"'. ;l'bs ah every
...... T.: ! t. I.'.,.r Sr'rLe I'll the above
..s....- ,... ,l..r ,u.'. hr% :: c n>t opened ut
e: ,,.-.. McN.lN'S Drug S,ure
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s:Y Eift.I,: ui' Suldf.
~ tel. | viii DIR us
in Ca.nd..n, oh ,Ilc t'irE
witi,:n lIIr leg.:l lGurs('
e.. VT: One tract Of
alrl Fly :.crrs. lllureR
kr: alI.,w, uu ;lil wdre e
lalr:s OF James Ci.k
!ry.rd Oil as the prup9'l
sui of Meroney Il u.
vs. Julin Ii. lruesdeA
Also, SIX lmrrclsfsl
TIN. properly "f .;oi,o;&
CIy..uiG, ~ JOn IN
Um,: i:lrt III iusN
mu.r or l,sS. siitlairSS
!! M-lsrs !..44,:gNaiS g! 44!%Gs,e::gNaiS : Il
u. ~. Jus"p.I Vi .r.incr.
u u. II :h:r ~ ~. II
Mrrg!Sf'H''>.
As. Vi. .lElSt III
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-10
BY ADREON a. co.

- VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
8a.s SALE The undersigned, Trustee, Will sell,
DAY the 2lSt day of prl, ut the Exchange
Sales Room, in the city of Baltimore the following
crty i'll said city:
LOT No /, beginning at the south west Of Eden
and Eastern and running thence south"ry
bounding Eden about hundred and ten feet
westerly about eighty feet thence nOrthcy about
one hundred and feet, Eastern aveuuc ana thence
eastery, bounding Eastern about eighty feet,
the place of beginning The improvements consist of
large twO-Story BRICK DIV EIING, fronting about
hundred feet Eden and running back about sixty
feet which has been used Il Saving, Planning and Cain
net Manufacturing Establishment. There is fine well on
the premises The property subject to annual ground
rent of $2l0.
LOT No. ,, adjoining Lot No the south, fronting
fory-four feet Eden street, and running back with
depth of eighty feet to annual gr0undrcnt OF
SIS per annum
LOT No ,. adjoining Lot No the south commencing
southeast of said lot Eden street, ant
running thence sOuthery Eden street about hun
drgd and fifty feet to Canton avenue thence westerly on
Canton about eighty feet thence nOrh"y about
one hundred fifty lot No >; and thence eastery
bounding lot No about eighty feet to the beginning
Subject groundrent Of two dollars per foot on Eden
street
The terms Of sale are-Onethd Of the purchase money
be paid cash, and the balance equal intamcntS 81
months, with interests from the day Of sale for
which of the purchaser will he required, and the
payment thereof deeds will be executed. - w
g. H. DCLANY-
| mh3l2aw3w&ds BROWN & RltINE.
| ADRFDN X a. 4
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miscellaneous.
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II
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Proposals Will be received this Department until Inc
fifteenth day Of Nay d "A l6o a. = GeGS noon for The
baltimore Mary land according to the plans specidca
4ns for he Whole bndhg or pe Sa koPh 70 0
kinds Of work bills OF parcels every case accompany
total amount carried out the Department resrrving the
gt to reject or accept the proposals hereby invited
states require it. the Department also reserve, the right
Just to believe win not 6fuly perform the contracts
or tey have attempted to obtain by indrection and
nin IN Nv Ja tere snail be parties in interest who do not
below rs o lbs. ana al bids that upon an investigation are
Bids will not be received in gross contract will be
awarded to bidder unless details furnished the ne
materials, which shah be n5jcc to the revision Of the De
@ tim se Ga il nay aog the Whole or 2f Oh inc DID,
tb 6ddfrs Will be required to state in their bia e 1 n
g contract the materials thereof to D feoHgu ny se
P5actor from the premise eYgfE 81 uT nd the spec
Ninety per cent of the amount Of work done and mater
ais delivered according contract GrGei saa amount 70 pc
ascertaincd in the manner by e contract ny the
purposcJ will be paid time to time as the work pro-
IRE an f y the work &c by the AGENT
aforesaid be forfeited in the event OF nonfulment
Contracts viii awarded only builders and me-
chancs the ASSIGNMENT thereof, except by
Secretary Of the Treasury viii be forfeiture
Each proposal must he accompanied by written guar
signed by two responsible PERSONS Certified to be so
Bistrc the of $4,000 for the whole work or Of
proporonate amount if any part that the bidder will when
reIucd ii his proposal be accepted enter into contract
and bond with proper ana sufficient securities for its faith
ful performance.
Form bond and certificate required will he furnished on
application to the Department
Plans, specifications and working drawings will be ready
on the 18th fApr when they lad on application to
the Department.
Ne bid gW be considered ,ess Hfy complies in an is
dGSGHS ,oM ne requirements IF thiS advertisement
Inc proposals must he this Departments addressed
to the Secretary of the Treasury, and plainly endorsed
Fr0poS1s for the Bel imorc Court House, and will be
f,rra win
the same.
HOWELL COBB,
A. nf H. I.nn-
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON

d. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FEE
RsHi SIMPLE PROPERTY, THE RESIpENGE OF ~
.Aasl~ WIITRIDGE, at | O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY,
the llth Of April, the PREMISE No II North Gay street.
opposite Zion Church.
desirable and valuable DWELLlNG, No a North Gay street
belonging Dr. htridge The lot fronts - feet inches
on side of North Gay street. running back to Fred
ericK 1867 feet the south side Of the lot and l2
the Tie lot fee The improvements
Of the best materials built in the most substantial manner,
without regard to cost. There sixteen and two
offices; has cellar under the whole house has hot and
cold water and OF GhIsons furnaces and cooking
On Frederick the Stables, two story
brick for fnnr horses and four carriages The HOT was
by davs' and The lot The
Doctor having purchased residence Charles
frs selling to rentng ahordng opportunity for profit
able nyeSm nttO spectators capitalists desiring tOpu
chase property the centre of the city for business purposes
For physician rstcia boarding house cannot BE-
surpassed
n B-Purchasers requested to examine the premises
Terms of SaleOne third cash the balance in and two
years with interest cash at the option Of the purchaser
1000 remain grOund-rent fdeed. Taxes and inSu
paid to the day of sale For further particulars
and if wanted at private sale apply to the aucti necr
WIN. HAMlLTOS, AuG'r,