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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-25

HENRY H. LEEDS. AUCTIONEBR q
IL Nssasn stree. Household Furniture HENRY H..
LEEDS CO vii sell q auction on fhnrsday April 26 q
x O'Clock at 80 Franklin street, next door TO tbs French
church compsng Brussels and Ingram Carpets Pa.or Fur
window Curians CLOCKS Chandees and other arces Bed
and black walnut French Bedseads yard
robes WAshstAnds Chairs Bookcases Secretaries, L.
brary Table dressing and other Bureaus Ocoh Matesses
&c China Glass and Kitchen Ware.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, Agc!IoNsER-sALHsRoox :

HENRY h. LEEDS. AUcII0FEER- q
II Nassau street.-HENRY b LEEDS CO vii sell u
auction Wsdns sdsy, April % n 01s ocosk q Is Waiver
ley psce0enteei household Furniture, consisting Of Brus
CANT black walnut and mahogany marble
Tables brocate lace window Curtains and Cor
nicel under Curtains mahogany Bookssse mahogany
and rosewood BedSesds mahogany and rosewood marble
top Washeapds Commodes hair Mattresses Bolstes and Pa
lows wool Beds st frame msnel Mrrcrs msnal and en-
Se ssoSsny soss soS rs Il and g. oasiSsE
With large asscrtment Of Crockery and giass Ware The
above holds excellent opportunity parties DESTROYS Of
purchasipg household Furptnre thai = really good.
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VxTuILAM ABBOTT AUCTION1HR- OFFICE "a NORTH
w William street win sen ibis day 2sh ,ioh o'sioca
four story IS Henry sreet consisting IN Of ma
hogany black walnut and maple curled hair husk
TAbies Sofas Mirrors Paintings thsndetes Gas Fixtures
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A UCTION NOTICE.
a M. O. EDEY. Auctioneer
New and second hand Vehicles, Harness, TO-,
EZRh InnI.OW JR

VIII fei thia day. Wednesday April Is At IL O'Clock n No
66 opposite the Post ONCE the greatest variety Of
Vehicles offered this corspsne Of several styles OF
elegant light road Wagons sdo Bugges
square boz wagons with and without too; depot wagons
Phaeous seated Wagons, TO- Also On Gle and double
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uENRY ,. HERTs, JR. AUCrIONRER. WILL. SELL
III Wednesday April g. n 1O3z O'Clock at No. 81 West
street, Of albany largo Of Wines Liquors and
eegATs also Bar and fxu.es Beer Pumps Glass Gases,
eoreen Pipe, TO- The entire stock sold
count removing All goods removed day Il
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EDwABD scHxNCK. AucT1oNBER.

TDWABD SCHENCK. AuCTION1ER.
n SuPkRB HOUSEHOLD FUKNIrURE,
BY &F SCH sNCK, At 50 West twenty second street. On
Saturday 18th inst, ct 10k O'Clock NJ ell the handsome
Furniture consisting in part Of eesa1t velvet and
Brussels Carpets throughout the house, wood PAnofo
French plate ard manel Glasses brouze Clocks and
bronze and Paran Figures and Grou rosewood psror
toilet Sets 6re cut Glass Wac China, Crockery &C. Also
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

(NoRPORATI0N NOTICE.--COMMIT1xE ON TAXES OF
The Board Of Alderm "A meeting Of his eonniee wal
;s IN. or W1cS W X ~ ~. ri h 49, ~
ymg pagers bsfors III committees rsQuesed - attend
JANIS BAGL1Y, UssAniltoe -
yA1ES OWENS, tfa1ce 6easa
NCHA1 TUoN1Y,( A4WBea.
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AuCTIoN NoTIoE-rHIs DAY. AT u O'CLOCK.
"a Eel IDxrNfaps wal sell without reserve. the enirc
fprn1ure Of The agh Bridge Hotel wesehAster QUAY SIDE
ncing handsome Piano. Carpes Chairs Tables Sofas,
ham Cew, 10
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u q. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
II. Valuable Property Chatham square, Bowery and
boyer street 70 Close an estate.
X n. LUGLOW co. win sail 1t auction. Friday, Aprn
n 1890 IL o'clock the MorchAu Exchange NoA 100 and
2Oa Chatham No BowerY and NO Doyer street. For fur
they particulars auction head of T. T. Ludlow Co.
Courier and Enquirer Commercial ADVERTISE Evening Po
and rpaps sa The Auotoneers od2oe No. Pine street.
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COkSsABLEs sALE-wM. q. WRIGHT AUCrIONEER.
~ BY virtue Of an execution VIII sell at auction sAtur
day. April ., at 10 O'Clock NJ at No Pine street, four
Billiard rabies with Cues and Fixtures compess OConnor,
naker) circular Counter, three Show Cases. Raining
liable, &c. MATTHEW BElRNE Constable.
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TyHcNAs vETTCH TORS Sale
i Of Household Furniturs.-THOe. VEN 4 will sell, Of
lO1< A n on Wednesday April H. at 81 West Fifteenth
e s re Furniture 70 iad house on:.s!ng Of rose wood
damssk Curtains velvet tapestry Carpets and Olcoh mag
nfccl rosewood Etegere Mirror cost $16c Piano RI
tendon Table yevs plush Set Crocko~y OIL Paintings
CTa1on: bedding Ae and YAsAeo :wniure, diamond Ear.
Batter Co. and ROCKFORD sksrrea Catalogues ready
tie house on the day Of sale.
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~ Valuable House and Lot IN Housson areet e suction
e. LUDLOW 90. viii sell at auuton, on Friday, April
n. 1896 ct IL o'clock II Ihe MerchAns EychAnge-
H0UsroK STREET The valuable two story and ATTIC brick
inches Of Wooster street. The house 81 6x2 feet in
good ORDER and contains many ents Lot 26!6
Test Twothirds remain on bond and mortgage For
maps Ac apply a the once Of he auconeer No Pine
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uENRY B. HERTa, JR.. AUCTIONEER.
n HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
I'm FRIDAY Any1l n nj lG1[ 0,cf MI

At 1888 West Seventeenth street near sevenh avenue
Comprising rosewood parlor Suits In brocsel and push
Eegeres Bureaus Bedsead velvet and Brussels
Carpets Osoh Beds Bedding china glass and plAsd Ware
French plate Mrrors Clocks OrnanenN Window Curtains
and Coricea together with tho usual assortment Of kitchen
Furniture, with which the sale will commence.
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HENRY B. HERrS, JR., AUCTIONKER.
Ill HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNfrURE,
n. a. IN

Il HANU6O0B HOUSEdOIU
On Thursday, April IS. at lOk O'Clock,
At No l5 West Twenty street. Seventh
comprising Psror Suits in brocAe and push
Etc eres gilt frame pier Mirrors Curtains and ornces vau
Abeorignal OIL PantnEs, French msute Clock and
msn!e velvet and Brasses Carpets 0eloh mahogany Bed
and 0assware solid ver silver plated ware Beds Bed
ding &c ogeher with the usual assortment Of Kitchen Fur
niture and Utensils with which the sAle viii commence.
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nENRY B. LfRps. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .

II ENRY Il. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER-sALEsaoOM q
ii Nassau sreetA large assortment Of Household Furui
ture. henry II. LEEDS 90 will sell auction Thur
day April g. at ,0 O'Clock n 70 Ninth street near Univer
sity and valuable assortment coussnR Of Bsus
pe and ply carpets mahogany Parlor Furniture Ia heir
clns push Armchairs and Ot0mans Mirrors Secretsry,
CHAIRS China sod Glassware, Hall stand air Carpet msho
gnny enamelled Bedroom Bua and Boda Ia
DrcsinE Bureaus Wardrosss Washsands and other furn
ture, including Kitchen Ware, 10 10.
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TXJM. MITES, AUCfIONYHR, WILL sML On ERI,
nr Ct n ne f1turss counl.s sSoycasss esss door,;
nd ether Custshs Chairs marble top rabies, b. ogsfer
sb every aycs Svusd b frx eian soss Catalogues y
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EDwARD sCBEECK, AUCTIONEER.
~ BALLROOM AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
sCHENCK win coll on Saturday. 18Th Instant 1t
"a East Thirteenth street between broadway and University
place al the Furniture contaned in the Ballroom and Dress
ing Rooms occupied BY M Chaxrusud consisting Of
Mirror eofsa ChAirs 0as Fixtu 10
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u ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Of hCHkrCk viii sell At the Worth aouss; corner
sl the Furniture coa.sped IN the above well known hoel
consisting IN part OF velvet Brussels aadpgran Carpe
Bedsteaes DO; slso Mirrors China and Glass Ware and
Kitchen Furniture. WITH which The aale viii o0nMenoe
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A VCTION NOTIGE-THUKsDAY, lok O'CLOCK ~
Bell lngransm WIN be sold Al No 2Barling Slip the
stock Of Ropes ordsge Canvass hop Bagging
Paper Trupk ard Straw Boards nns BssgiAg Feed Bags
~ cks, booka Thimbes. PKtens Balance az
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uENkY GREEN, AUCTIONEEB, STORE 1874 WILLIAM
"a street viii sell this day, ut l0H O'clock d the store tho
stock liquor dealer three BrAndy Whskey
Gn ore 0lsrc 100 dozon Ale and Porter Champagne &C.
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And MercbandiHe OF al deecr1punn9
Parties peresed rely quick sslo and cesn
being mace promptly. address WIN. H. Baraes 20, po'
nos Herald ofhoc.
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g. RICdARDS. AUCfIONRER-7oO CASES BOOTS,
"A. Shoes and Br0gAna q auction, ~ Rich ARD6 &
WRiTIN0, Wednesday. pr - a lsx O'Clock,
q CortAnds In edition 70 usual variety
offer an invoice imported 0esrs Also about 500 pars
different Kinds account OF whom II may conssrn. CatA-
Io0nea and ssmpiss morning ofsalA
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A UCIIoM NOT1CE-BY BELL : INGRAHAM, AT NO
old Bop BaxgnR Paper, Junk, Hosrds fne Bse9us Fsod
Bsgs Blccss Books, Patent balances, q. "
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CANDLES FROM COAL-MEUCOf'S PATENT PARAE
" fine Csnces much Landowner VIII burn longer
give powerful light than cher cAadle IN the
For rAe by all hrat elisa family g-oceps and BY
kIDAR agent Of the No 6 Bsekmsa
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.OUNTING-ROOM FOR RENT.
25 CENTS

L OR WM. READS COMPOUND PICTORIAL
49, ~ SYRUP OF LlVERWORT,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HoARS ENESS, SORE THROAT.
ASTHMA, WH0OPING couch, AND OTHER
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST,
All Of winch are the orerunners OF Consumption
We deem unnecessary to print whole umn in order
to show the virtue of this Medicine hut advise all who
need such an article to try it without delay.
ietd the following testimonials:
This certies that ave used the PectOral Syrup of VIM
IT, Read with the most happy effects. and ircm my kno"
edge OF the remedial ingredients Of which 1t IS composed
REV. JAMES H. BROWN,
Nov s, 1889. Pastor of Whatcoat NJ f. Church
To VIM H. READ. Broadway-Dear Sir: Having used your
excelie qualities remedy for Coughs ana NoIdS
freely endorse it from practical knowledge and Scnneho
it to the public REV. J. s McMURRAl,
November 1889 ia Aisquith street.
Having suffered severe Cough and Cold and used
VIM H. Reads Pectoral Syrup Of LirerwnF lahe pressure
in stating that found from its nie SpesS W.T. SON
Roltir,ore Nov 1880 No. Broadway.
Havincpsad VIM II Reads Pecora Syrup Of Liverwort,
taEe Measure in recommending it to the public of
tb ht and most efectual remedies for Cough have
known. nv Nc 100 S;sd,! r. Il
WV IT RzAp-Sr Having suffered from severe Cold and
and all remedies used having failed
Fri ed your en Syrup and astonished at the al
most Immediate relief afforded me, and rgommsnd it tn
ali the best remedy have known for Coughs
and Colds. REV GEORGE HlLDT,
Nov, 1889. No. 200 Eastern avenue
Wholesale and retail by WIN II READ DRUGGIST, No
63 BROADWAY, door below Pratt street. Baltimore
At retail by druggists generally Thomson Block Hano
yer street, Wholesale Agents for Baltimore, dlSrSm
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BY GIBSON 81 GO

{TTs.T TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Of T AfR RY c TRTU 6r 81
CITY passed upon the 18th day of January ls6 the
At the Exchange in TIE city Of Baltimore, upon sATUR
"a; the 2ih day OF March 1850 at o'clock NJ
DIVIDED sixth part in all and singular the following par
ucaarT described parcels Of land and Improvements Stu
inches from Ee mor i c6r az PAM md a of T s
streets and running thence eastery on Favee stre 3
lie inches and half then north parallel with st. Paul
half and thence by a straight line to be inning
III for tn same at the distance of 100 feet
COURT house lane and running thence south, parallel with
said 80 e henc Rf Sor PG s nG with
3Gourouse lane thence binding said lane place
The first Of these is subject to ground rent 2666
and attic brick DWELLING with large brik BaeE Bnd
ing now N the occupancy fJesse Klinefeer by
Isl day of May l86? also two twosory brick BTiLDNGs
consist of two twostory bri BUILDINGS, used as
CRANKY and streets and running thence south
ery binding dF lin on 6emaT1 street Il feet inches to the
CRANKY street 4 es to an all feet wide opening on
Cranky street with the of the in with 9th
ers thence north binding said feet alley II feet inch
es, to CRANKY street. thence eastery, binding anhy
%ooy and attic bTcS wh Ck
oa Gt6 929 nT and water in the yard ~
Aibemare street l6 feet inches, with IS feet depth. I'm
9Th LOT adjoining the last mentioned, fronting
on Abemare street L ert9 inches depth o. 90 feet I'm
proyements consist of two-storv and attic brick DWELL
ING HOUSE. hyd in the yard with the privilege othe
use IN common with others of the alley feet wide,
municating with Cranky street.
9Th L0r@rhs lot next adjoining fronting on Abemae
street 70 Feet thence 60 feet southweserly 20
feet thence westerly 10 feet through line drawn through
the prvieS which in with the house next adj
Joining on the south thence north Al feet thence feet
70 the beginning The Improvements consist
DWELLING HOHSE, with large brick Back Buildings,
Whch are OF the most substantial character The house
possessed Of every convenience.
IN LOTIthe lot next adjoining to the south fronting
y ee on Abemae street. thence themes north
1 eet inches; thence east through the Prvies 10 feet;
thence norcastery % feet thence feet
hemare street, the place beginning The improvements
consist OF welbut woStnry and attic brick DWELLING
HOUSE.
All these houses are under rent to good tenants.
S LOFA that lot beginning at the distance of 90 feet
norhey from the northeast corner Hanover and Cross
streets, and binding Hanover norherly, &C
thence eastwardIy l23 feet, to alley 20 feet wide
The terms Of sale prescribed by decree are oneha
cash and the balance in three and months, with interest
from the day of sale and secured by the of purcha
SER satisfactorily endorsed and approved by the Trustee
The title to the above property is indisputab e.
ANY information he obtained by application to the
Trustee.
ROB'T GILMOR, Jr..
No % Law Buildings, Trustee.
GIBSON u CO,
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BY GIBSON q CO

G:;;1 FOR SALE:-By virtue of q decree Of the
s Superior Court of Baltimore city the subscriber az
-. tJp.' &c, will offer at Public Auction at the Tx
e,aaSe sales Room on econd street. on THURSDAY the
5th DAY Of ATr roo at clock P NJ, the following De-
scrlbed VARIABLE PROPERTY in said city Viz: ''7 's
PEO! EMENTS, known as the BULLS HEAD TIVER%
tohhE on the northeast side of Front street north Of Cav
street l73 feet thereahout, with depth Of I25 feet or
thereabout. This operty IS in the or Inanc If NJ p
Eorcoran and has been for long time known as public
building extenS stables and stable yards and rented
No 2-THE LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
AZ the northeast OF Front and Low Streets Cppoe
the Front Street Theatre, and long known rs he FR0NT
STREET HOTEL The lot binds $50 feet on Front street
story BRICK house, with back building and arge stanes
and stable yard and now upied by Mr. Joseph Starr al
No. IA LuTOF GRORND AND iMPR0VE TN EYTS 81
the corner formed by the intersection the southeast side
ing on Gay street Is feet Exeter str ct IS feet Tho
improvements are twostory brick building and bace
Metzger and dwellings the whole rented at eOpe annnn
NO "A LOT OF GROUND on the southeast Side of Cav
on Gay street q feet with depth 100 feet mproved bSS
q, fhAMh bHiLDING, occupied by Nessrs Lnnty Bro
No "a Lof OF GRO Nd AND IMPROVEMENTS At
are s t&ee & & SIX Ps F which
one by Mr.. B Bauer an togethir with the stone
cutters Yard by H. Wnternght the Whole rntn sto fo
s@o per annum The who of this property will fist be
No Ga LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS at
ie southeast corner Howard and LpXi gon streets bind
lS on howard street % ct thereabOut, and on Leyng
.o STS % eet or thrreabout including the alley if tie
ms 10. Is subject to annual of ELI2 90
HOUSE in the occupan OF Messrs John King Son as
PANT ana OIL store at a rent $3.50 per arnnm
erins OF SALE as prescribed by ecree are one third
cash on the day of sale the rat cao1 herenf Win
interest from the day of sale the residue 10 he acred H he
PAID by endorsed notes, to he approved BY the Tse and
payable with interest, in six and twelve months from
SAMfL j. DONALDSON, Trustee
,-w.cs, GIBSON & 90,
mhI-N2SkdS
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n R. B A A X E E

DR. BAAKEE ---..-
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Special attention given all chronic diseases CoUens
Group INFLUENZA ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, all
diseases of the NosE MOUTH THROAT and Lungs; all SKIN
bago Lumbar Assesses Scrofua, Rheumatism Govt, Ne
ragia Paralysis Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia ys
short time also of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
are w DO III
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce thousand
. Il Is5f ;sS}Ss fss HE DISEASES
EAps ME rs f PoYs 81 TE NosE OR
IN ANY 0TaER PART OF THE BODY,
Of every description and without the knife any
cured Sy last named be
place eess under the Doctors personal
will produce absorption of the 'CATARAcr and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without to the knife
an '''-'a',, :, - EYES AMI, EARS
die pr Baakee has constantly on hand at his office very
extensive assortment ARTI FIta.iL' EYES
FYRPANUMS, or EAR DRUMS,
which are suitable for either and all agesinserted
five minutes EAR TRUsPETs Of every description also
large assortment Of B R1aqa End H dufse
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee-Joint attachment 9,
sex and can be sent by express to any part Of the world
An kinds Of Trpsses for Hernia Rupture Of every de-
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoLAp
Do1tor Baakee is one of the celebrated and skul
physicians and surgeons now living His fame is known
personally in every principal city of the world
All letters directed Dr. Baakee must contain ten cents
to pay postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
be treated by correspondence except those mentioned
which will require his personal supervision.
~ Office Hours. from A. NJ. to P. N.
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Office 7O4 Broadway, few doors above Fourth street
DIE u New York City
| MOUNT VERNON CO.,
Iva OTRIoE, No. "a LOMBARD STRxlf,
I ~ Manufacturers of
| 70 Il ON CANVAS
RAyEN's DUCK, SEINE And sEw1Narw
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. o Q F I N 6
LESTER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1889,
MPROV ENENT APPLIED FOR
FIRST PREMIUM A WARDED.
MO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1855

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1883.
We are prepared To al kinds Of Roofs steep or
1at, new old shingles. raeta steamboats,
cars with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience IN the business tie Inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes Of failure nearly all roofing as
met with and after complete system chemical artificial
and natural eNperimcnnr he has used certain parts of
and been adding it for two ycarshe has produced roof
which is offered crcsing public far superior to any
composition and
EQUA. TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Seine the Inducements this Roofing offers are viz: The
canvas of the heaviest kin rated composition,
rendering perfectly water and Ajr-tig and very Elastic
before being put upon roof The composition is not only
no injurious to but actually prescrvative cotton ana
oein2 art%ht, bAnfNsss oAEN0T PENETRATE THROUGH
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
Thcionts cecnteit ogethc, and the whole covered
win one heavy coat Of Cement compounded from materials
winch |ii no" run scale on, crack become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING 1T.
protecting METAL kcoFs from corrosion and leaking
our cement alone possesses qualities of durability uu
eluaed and is the cheapest coating that can be used
FOR STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS, we con-
ordinary coverings No Oil is brought in direct contact
with the canvas, 10 tEa ii, and the Cement We use
on the Water is made from materials hch do
NOT oeome ke STONE from exposure but remain pliab
80 COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE in he States Of NaYvland
DelGrare, FirgiHia Gnddte District IF Cof,mbi0
#S Believing taat when the quality of this Roofing is
generally known, 'hali supply the larger portion
CURED in he above terri tory, have constructed our
6F f PR3MFr f
Prepar material for sale, with instructions put
on, and will b. furnished to agents, leaving them
GEO. JACKSON, Agent
Southwest coTn-r Baltimore and south sts.,
Baltimore, Nd.
Where testimonials and samples may be SEEM and references
81 PRICES AS Low AS ANY GOOD ROOFING
By REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. s9ly
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NM 2lwtS VIM IT. G. DORSEY, Trust
t ill., TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE o

TEii1.f IhUOIEE , OALE.-B1 VIRTUE OF
#s,uI \ DEC Rec OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR How
-~s~AkD COUNTY passed il the OF T. W Dorsey
agmnst A. Hnger the subscriber Trustee will offer at
ard county, on SATURDAY the oath of March 1860 at
LARGE LOT OF GROUND. in the village of EIIicott,s
Mills, fronting Mrs Dsneys Hotel, occupied by the
EcottS Mills and Baltimore Omnibos Line in part, for
Stables and Coach House. and Yard The improvements
consist Of fine substantial! and roomy story STONE
DWELLING, with basement kitchen and out buildings
Also large frame Stable, for t. eve horses; Coach House.
Corn House with pump Of good water in yard and gar
den and kitchen yard planted with srubbery choice fruit
trees SC &C.
The Of sale prescribed by the are that
third OF the purchase shall be paid in cash the
of sale one third in six months and the remaining third in
twelve thS thereafter, the credit payments bear in
teres from the day of sale and secured by notes OF
the purchaser with endOrSer to be the Trustee
WM II. G. DORSEY.
m22awtS Trustee
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amhlfa Salfy.

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BY r. ". BENNETT a. ~
- PEREMPTOkY SALE
ENTfFfffEEBB e e 6EB BRGESR
1916, 1854, 1856, 1857, 1858,
SIX MONTHS CREDIT
On IuESDAY MORNING, March 27th 1862 at IL O'Clock
following S' ie
BRANDIES:
- or- pnTARD, DUPUY & Co, DARK AND PALE.
y QUARTER CASKS, vintage ofisi6
2 ooTAVEs, vintage of 1916.
. HALF PIPES, vintage Ofls5,,
A QUARTERS, vintage Of 1856.
< HALF PIPES, vintage of 1883
. QUARTERS, vintage ofI858.
Half Pipes vintage 1881 Jos. Hennesgey & Co. Dark
a af PIPES PIPES vintage 3 Pinet Cason O. n.
lfPipes, vintage lS5SS and Pal
10 nctsyes, vintage 1855 BISCUIT Tricohe & Co
Half Pipes vintage 1858, Dennis j Monnire
uctaveS, vintage 1856 Gas lie, Sazerac n Co
Pipes LONDON DOCK PORT vintage 1875
10 Ffths OPORTO PORT, vintage 1858
P. S;-sAMPLGS VIII be drawn in bond. and can he OK,
nfG tree Gays before sale at our Stores, % and 81
n. Z, We invite the special attention of THE TRADE
ana to this SALE many of the old vinages are
The ALE WILL BE PEREMPToRY, and all the Bran.
wi ne eyered from tn custom,house or transferred
Terms nder $OO CASH over ,ha apoprt , t9no
eur months over $500 six credit for annrnV 81
doTsed notes payable in Baltimore ' " "PP+''U oi-
ubo,+s F. W. BENNETT & co,
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