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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Port OF Now York, scptember 9, 1901,

Fort OF Now York, September 6, 1901.
CLEARED
Steamship Glasgow (Br), McGuigan, Lverpoo-John q
Steamship Teutonia (Ham) Taube, Southampton and
Ship jeremiah Thompson Blake Liverpoo-s Thonpson's
shpp Monisansry Hamilton, HayrsNo Duncan Co.
SHIP Irumbnll Conm; Antwerp-R Post;
Bark Edmund (Brem) Wehmann, DEMONSTRATING 4
Bark Heycia tBroml, Bysndora, Dremen,c Lnlnc
Bark Jnbnum (Bren,l Klmme Brsmnn-RHger Bros
Brig Empress (Br), Gulbcr, London-W W DeForrest
Brlg Kopigin Elizabeth tBrcm), Ruch Cork for orders
HE Bs R Rate q ssyans oG e pew0
Brig smithers (Br) johnson, Point Pere-A smithers
Brig Mary Ann IBrl Balcam, IIallfaxg !, uunier&co
Seh r Ben i usnsS s n,a lam oirE powe
schr mt r9 Nor; lynch Sn2Thlll.Misier
sehr Harrington, Shaw, Wlhnington, Master.
schr N Aldrldgc, Batenan, Philadelphia Baker Day
schr Field Philips, Philadelphia, Master.
so op h ;I 9 waasS Ess @ sons
schr W g Harris, Le,ghton Por.land-slmpson Clapp.
ssRr 0hsf copPsr ., NoEws4 g. &c.,,
Son rmaklin TisG PRi'qSdelp@ia-J v Mckee:
Steamer Albany, Clad5ey, Washington.
Steamer Concord norman, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
steamer Crusader, Com A Craven, Key West Aug
Steamship Glespesk Ctoyet Portland with mdso and
passengers, to II Cromwell Co.
saas hS' As ~ g lon i IS sSsE e +
john 22a lat $40 ION 81 a. sigharcd ship HppOiya,
ship WIN Frothirg ham steison Havre Avg l. with mdse
aud Il rassea6ers, fuy lncken. Aug iB lat IL 10 lon
% 30 saw ship MOI timer livingston; 18Th lat 25 lon IS 80
ship Mercury helce ilayre; 5th inst lon ~ pilot
irI sr boa MaT ~ Ro No ,.r w,n, ANN
jier eot wiA hemp .oas,er aug 80 at g lou CO. spoke
FIR ship Neville OF Bordeaux Cape Iayten for Hivre.
S has SNOW 'e"nA jumped 0''f00'fa and was
bark Janes Smith, Brewer Newcastle CT DAYS. with coal
to Mead Lloyd; vessel to master From the 0rsncys 10
the Banks had klary " weather
ges ccsrnad Co. it inst 90 t. signai1cd ship
Blk Wave crest Harmon RIO ianoro July 25 in ballast
to Jonas saudi o. sailed ia con pany with BARK FLYNN
Cloud for BonGrS Lost e n ~ trades IN "a 4 IS o
Ion s1 spoke big i vjug Eagle from Bahia for XII
Aug r. Ml il Is n lon 49, sgna2ed an Ar bark bound
2h t2f 5 ion 81 rs 81 ke brig vcona OF Calais IL days
from rsaasra ioTla Aqllaern r6r! '
90 win coffee 10 order. SW Si, waiting orders No
date lat e s. lon 81 So spoke shp bound s. showing red
si ss T' 5rr a' .isE hason Avg a. with sugar
7 Dyis@ s4ed in company with brig Mediator, Foster,
nars Golden ute Manchester Now Bedford da,,a i,
bailast to master.
Brig John W Levitt Or of Yarmouth, ES) Cam, Var
sehr Virginia Price Eilidsc 81 thomas, Aug H. in bal
last ~ W Lewis. on Tie port bark North Star FROM
barbados Tor Po. Prince Passed going in bark llzelia
hence.
schr Charm (of Dcnnis), Crowel, Lingan, CB, days
scnr u 4 L Kelly, Kcy, Ezabethpoit for Boston.
sehr Dort, Palm,G Ei@ehetlport ior Stamford.
schr characr, Nahsn, Eiizibetlori Tor Nov Haven.
s.hr GcrLNdc, uaSss'Gy,, E,astp9f, % days.
ST. Sayai - y, w. ton y '1fyl,nd cs,y,
sehr J'ollaa Inbi'lcc l,oc.land & deys
SIR Amanda, ToTrey, Rochlaad q days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

san LxaEos Aug Esd Aithemius' Plummer Baly-
Elvsnrool Aug Palm the river outward bound Great
otsssa Barstow fr e aor Arizona Hoonson anu
as SO hs osed ba knns rUr Ma
Psha tons built in MsIne Resuas Sss ions built in
e $40 tons built In Mass Moses payenpor 800 tons bailt
ol sa s.i '0 0u' at Bal
d SD @ 70" s Mssoa1e M la % W sr AZ
s, XAnsnSHs sia bark Armenia Hamilton
nope (not Boston) IN few days.
c. aug flrr Auate DAVIS dipraiar (and cid 18Th
Mntr. ud AUG I i7sh c"bs ros,er Marsera.
MoyyyylaHo July Fin port bark Re6ecca Mlchener
EMwny, Aug 22-Arr BelIone. Knovtton, St john NIB.
AVE Ar n corr hr Ann SnS Wi
fs snS s 1i7 Sar s" sssa .v pae.o,
Ayes pss sand ,dls MsesiC5; ' 49, 49,
smnsn ~ o A%g ion port Orig Bird OF the Wave
Sa Cars Nsolai Moe I'm herm brig bound In showing
pyElssTowS, Aug 2l9Hrr Loeb Lomond, Bask Newport
S sn ss via Thama sss s Mss3a Mon
tusnns, h uavse Arr abins wizard K,oc Como
ps ose u FIX herp0I FOND In the river bound NJ
* ISb tgGm Liverpool CID Aug H. ship Parthenon, Kelley
E@t for lag Aug 81 ships Charter Oak and Hannah Crook
er t for Gr rs,no a, ciioIs for London
km 9 from Sn n po r ships Osborne owes Ba,
qy m ~ aaysi Maid Of the Sea- Sawooa foa London
n os Sg J,eo Badee slass fr9a Caao for uap
Anne Craft @ai and As MsrSrad Msc wiha
Fxn a% rcn e9 PIE penne Hodssson for san
N5 SrSsHS@oiH 1dsiS-| pHsdsAa Ss Ncr& ia
Ns 81 Ton.s Aug ro. CHI, rroro ro.,,n co
queenstown fer hanrtins "a distress DISC brgs Addy Swift
S SaSs fr "a Hson asg sshr Batmo Cox froa Eli
IN ppr siih brig Union STATE, roxwc lag coal for the
d narrs p rS N n WopdDy ioS Hostsa dew
% Jo ns A NJ h Days & SYoT hsssayon Hand syo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
SECOND board.
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following is comparative statement OF the inn
ports of foreign dry goods Mt New York for the week and
since January L.
FoT TIE iroek. 1859. 1860 1861.
Entered at the port. s2,0lO,e0s 22T3 255 $50 301
Thrown on market. 2,oe5 065 2345,436 1,1ls,o53
lSffeoe Jan. l.
Entered the port 800 sal rs 351 3i s5o5l $3.50
Thrown on market. S6,Ss5362 rs 10000 80 093, 93l
BY the above tablet will be that the goods
tered at this port the past week less than half the
amount FOR the week in the two previous years
while the amount thrown upon the market about
half Of that for the period in 1S50-60 The aggrc
gates since the 1st Of January last under half Of
the amount for the time in the two previous years
OF the goods entered for consumption woolens amount
ed TO s24o,go cotton 10 sos ol7 silks TO S195 800 FAX
SIS CO. miscellaneous ST. llS-tota SIS, S67 The ex
port Of cotton domestic goods the past week were quite
Light, will be by the following table The advance
in brown shrtngs aud beached piece goods has tended
q cheek exuorts.-.
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Since january 1. .46,T15

There hes been show OF trade the past week
arising from some better Western demand, combined
with government contract orders. The chief ami
nation has been i'll staple domestic cotton goods
all styles Of which were held with rmness. Brown
shifting and shcetngs have advanced to l2c.. ard
bleachcd do to 10c re. Drills wore scarce and held
at 100 i0tc. Cotton aannels scarce and firm.
Cssmeres and satinets were in good demand at full
prices. SO OF rcd flannel &c.
Foreign goods were steady and prices sustained while
transactions limited. The cash system continues to
be urged by both importers and ohbers and where credit
Il given liberal discount is allowed for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
CITY COMorERcIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept. &C 7. NJ.
AsiFs-Small sales making at IS % for pots and
So 3y 4. for pearls.
BREApsruIrs-Flour--The interrupted receipts which
light, tended to check transactions while the chief
demand from the home trade. The transactions
footed up about IL 600 bbs closing within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

BY Jomes II. Miller.
Two lots a. s. 23d ST., between I'd and Sd avs. m Sc II
!9t northeast corner of d5th st. and 18th av.. sfO
House and two lots s. 18th st. near 9th ave.. y 7s
Rouse ana lot 8. s. Gath ST., near % ay...... 500
HOUSE ana lots,s, DO. do. ,,..,,..,, 6pV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

Messrs. Barring Bfotlers q Co. notice a limited
business in American stocks and prices nominal
except for United States fves, which are held Of
Il ar Mr.. i. F. Satterthwaite says:-
The market for American securities renane seadV lint
without activity For New York Central shares There
~ demand illinois Central shares heavy at 80
SeN aiscoan' and Erie shares dull 231{ "a Erie pre-
M rsa are n demand at the close at M Railroad bonds
VI niss oas, nave been well maintained. We note how.
t, the safety or tho security great
Ssepoe " 'na' Tree buying the part Of investors
Mnvn USED 70 Characterize the market for them: but
wlle some purchases have been made for English nc.
COUNT the major portion Of the bonds offered for sale
6ucn as New YORK Central Pennsylvania Central Mich
~ vea.la ana unos Cenlral-haye been taken for re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
sEGARs AND TOBACCO,

CsEGARS VERY CHEAP.--THE ASSIGNEE, AT NO. II
- Broadway must close out the stock and is Offering
brands Of Havana domestic and Gcrman Segars still on
hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

4 EXCELLENT HOUSE FOR SaIE.-TliE ROUSE
u Is IN no best 81 Order ai'd SITUATED IA good location
above Fourteenth Terms tlss For further
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

NOR SDE--IhE VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY
IL aud basement brown stone front House So West
Twenty street between Filth and Sixth avcnlcs
having all the modern improvements and in complete
der together with tho Furniture viii be offered ct great
bargain. Apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

GHERiFFs GALE.-HOrEL FURNITURE.
ID CHAMBERS k FAfRCiHLD, AbCfiONEERS,
Salcsroom li3 Nassau street,
Will sell on Monday Sept at 10 O'Clock at II Barclay
street. tho Furniture Of hotel consisting Of Beds EedsteSd
Chairs Sofas bureaus Carpets Mirrors oigotbs, Stoves
Ranges Crocery Cooking Utensils &c, together with Bar
and Bar Furniture, Wines and o;or Liquors. Segars, &C.
Also the right. title and interest of Miea Mspagc In and
10 the lease OF the premises. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
" s. MILLS, AucTIoNEEE AND ATTORNEY FOR
MORTGAGE, will sell this day, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, al No
Az Bond street. by several mortgages tho
Furniture ~ said house, consisting Carpets Chairs
bles Beds, Bedding Sofas, 6c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

rubbing PLOTS At SOUTH BERGEN--BEAUTI-
- fully located near Datch Reformed and rresby terrain
church ~ mile from Jersey City by horse railroad every
few iAAutesi price worry low Inquiry 10 Il Victor street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

" ifosr 20 feet SQUARE with two acrrs Of ground shade
and .rt trees, distant three mnues walk FROM Morris and
Essex depot For particulars address box SIS New York
Post olicc
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NOR 1IvERPOoI~-TApsCoTTS LINE--TIE FAvO-
H. rite packet ship EMERALD ISLE, lying at pier 80
East river sails September and packet ship GUY MAN.
NEING September H. For rasssge at low rates drafts
on England or Ireland, apply TO TAPsCOTT CO. No. SO
South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

nor LIFERPO0I--0ID BLACK STAR LINF-TEE
l. packet ship lying al pier q Fast river sails tho
12th OF September The CYN0SuRE sails tho 10th Of
September. For passage drafts on Ireland &C. apply
to WILLIAMS &. GUlON, 40 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

4 or Farm Gil Long Island preferred, Cottage
House with eight ten lots, 10 let for sale Seven
ty-second street and Third avenle: Cottage Seventy
thsd street, with adjoining lot 70 ls Croton water
and gas IN all the houses Apply at corner Of Thru
nue. and Sevonty second street, to JOHN CILAGHAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

A. and very desirable brown sioae and frame
Houses avorahie tcrm Apply at the real estate Office
corner Of Pavonia avenue aud Eric street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

A SUPERIOR FARM or FIFTY ACRES FOR SALE
N cics, and on easy terms. Has good buildings fruits
aud fine aad gt0c, crops &C. included l. 20 miles FROM
this city, and near depot In New Jersey. Also number of
Wan street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

. Increase. .221 400 S,1S4 900 S99 500 lO2 400
Reducing the wheat -four the excess in tho receipts
OF 1851 is equal to 1858 315 bbls of -four.
The receipts at tdewater OF the principal articles Of
produce from the opening the canals to and Including
the 31st ult have been as follows
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SHES OF REAL nsrATrS,

A GOOD (HANCE.-IAIF OF THE FIRST CLASS
"A three story high stoop House, 233 West Twenty
eighth street, to let contains uirc Rooms exclusive Of
bath room water closet, clothes closets &C., in elegant
order gas fixtures complete in every and separate
water. InlGife ON the promises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

A HOUSE AND LOT FOR S tLE OR EXCHANGED
"a For small farm in New Jersey, New York,
st rate coach and horses the house half story
hrck, with extenson located ut No n Annapolis street.
the office -
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NOR IIVERPOOL--THE FIRST Snip LEAVING PORT.
n The splendid clipper ship RICHARD S. ELY, Capt. M.
Livingston, will positively sail Sept. H. This ship han
splendid accommodations for all classes of passenger.
For passage appiy board at pier IA East river to
JOSEPH MURPHY, 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

A LADY WISHES TO PURCHASE A SM AI.L COTTAGE
N with asrlen spot not to exceed 81 900 either in Brock
lyD, East hrW York or JiMah 500 viii be paid down and
NOR age given for che Address, week, with
futi particulars Jamaica, broadway Post office
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The Chicago Tribune sums UP the grain move
ment Of the week ending Sentemher L.

Compared with the week previous, there an increase
on the receipts Of -four Of 5000 barrels and about eco
bushels IN Germ but the supply Of wheat shows falling
OIL Of 125 coo bushels. In the shipments there is
OF 900 barrels Of -four and about 425 bushels
of corn but decrease Of 100 00O bushels in wheat Re-
ducng the -four to wheat, the receipts of all kinds of
grain during the up pa $40 bushels against
1928 ,533 bushels the week previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07
Miscellaneous.

5.h--Ship Hayre, Ashins, Havrc.
U $ frigate Pot0mDc remains Mt the SW Spit.
Wind during the day SSE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

The feeling in the street confident and cheerful
Government securities better and for copper shares
The bids active, end, ia cases, Cher
Ingo copper is quito firm and prosrectvely the mining
shares look better. But the companies win get
large advantage this from the rise in ngot copper
most OF te have sold at the going rates through the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

NOR LIvERPOOI.--THE BLACK BAII. LINE OF
a. packets. The clipper ship Harvest QUEEN sails
september l3 For passage apply on board, foot Of Beck
man street, East river, or TO JACOB WILSON, los
South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

lc. ser VIII se this day. at O'clock al Canal
son Centre aud other fables Sofas Sofa Bcs maboranv
rocking and other Chairs Warrobes Herrngs safe one
second hand fnno Gas Fixtures Pier oval and other
Sasses mr and other Feather Beds Cooking
Blankets Kitchen Furniture two Express Wagons one
spring Cart To be sold without reserve rain or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

TorN L. VAN ANTwERPs son, AuCTI0NEr. R--wIII
81 sell on Saturday, September7 at 10 O'clock at his
salesroom, 70 William street, 500 packages American
Flint Glassware also 300 pairs China Vases new patterns
also an invoice Of Bohemian coored Glassware Cata
logues now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-07

nANIEL A. MATHEWS NORTHUMBERLAND ssRooMs
IL 70 Nassau street. between Fulton John streets
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell at auction this morning
Saturday at l0s O'Clock NJ his sacsroos 70 Nassau
general Of household Furniture comprising m
part rosewood and mahogany Paoy Suit. enamsed Cham
Der Furniture rosewood mahogany and black walnut Bed
stcads Dressing Bureaus, Washstands Wnrdrobes Book
cases. Sofas Sofa Beds Lounges PaYlor Rocking
Chairs, Extension Table, Dining Chairs marble Centre
Tables Hall Chairs and Hacks lIar and Spring Mattresses
Sofa Tables, What Nots Bookracks China, Glassware &C
Dc. Particulars h, catalogues
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TY SaMusiL 81. >GtbN -
Y ALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE Law IL
BRARY AND OFFICE FURNITUKE
ALSO,
To Office FURNITURE, Tab e Desk, Chairs, &c

ALSO
lot or very valuable OIL PAINTINGS. and Eng
lish Engravings, al Of which be sold without re-
serve. Can he eX mined on MONDAY morn ng
Terms cash, in bankable funds
SAMTTFT II CpVEp
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IL r. n
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880
CHARTER PERPETUAL;
0rPICs-No. 6 SoGTH srRssif
JOHN }. DONALDSON, PRzsIDsur.
NsuREs LIVES FoR ONE YEAR, 4 TERM OF YEARS
OR FOR LIFE
ANNuIrIEs FOR AGED PERSONS
ENDoWMENTs FOR CHILDREN
SLAVES INSURED. either Men. Women or Children.
Wa. g. HARRISON, j. DONALDSON.
s. J. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE,
C. a. SCHAEFER, GEO. S GIBSON,
L. p. CHAMBERS RoBT ".vrnp
Nj. CoLsToN Secretary.
DIR. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
o1-tt ii Franklin street.
ToALEs INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY ST.
the Licensed Agent with full powers, FOR the
HARTFORD FIRE 1Ssisst5RAscE COMPANY.
Cash Assets, $956.oOO
HOME INSURANCE As COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD
Cash Assets, S330,2i5
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO, HARTFORD
Cash Assets 1851 ,0a
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO,
Cash Assets, $373,233
MARINE.
MERCHANTS MUTUkLINS. CO., OF BALTIMORE,
Assets, $2l4iS0.
VIM. GRAHAM, Prest
EQUITABLE LIFE AssTRANOE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
aied to any Companies OF the very best stand
Ing, and at the most reasonable rates
Reliable information given all matters relating FIRE
such as FERNS OF application, statements Of
SHORT RISKS Merchandise TAKEN with return CT Pre-
MUM, for months not osed ,z,ono, ;,
sI'IREAEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.-
4 OFFICE ON the NORTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH
AND SECOND STREETS
1snres against loss Or damage BY FIRE ALL DEsCRIP,
flCNS OF PROPERTY within the limits of the city
HENRY +. DUHURST, PREsIpsNr
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
John Il. Ehlen,, F. W. Bennett,
Augustus J. Albert, Samuel Hart
ChaS n. Keyser, Hugh Bolton,
G. A. Schaeer, Robert Taylor,
Edward jenkins, John G. Reaney,
FREDERICK Achey, Thomas Dreamer,
Thomas ". lowering, James Fields,
Nathan Tyson, Garrett Brown,
F. Littis Shafer, John N Gait,
Joshua Dryden, Thomas Wilson,
John Gushing, Henry r. Lauderman.
Charles A. Grinne Caleb Parks,
Eendes !; Cohen, David H; shriver,
George s Gibson, Joshua Jones,
George Rogers Isaac n. benson,
James Anderson John A. Shriyer
ju7tf FRANCIS J. McGINNIS, Secretary
| vSIRF AMI rJEE JNSuRANCE
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SA1A DR. 7 "A G Al p g PERTY
By virtue Of dec OF re Gre Court for
Guy the Undersigned will sci Nv pnbiic npr
tloil on Tue misses III SnAY the I2ih ,Isy 81 A.
gus iS6l, at n'clrck p. NJ, ali those Foo r O7 F
HHOu Nd AND PREMISES in Bait In re city as follns.
l. no. l. Beglnning the west tide OF Russell street
al the distance OF l4 feet SouthrIy from the southeast
corner Of Russell and Cross streets, runDn tHa
depth Of 10 feet to an alley - '1~'' WIN al eve
LOT No 2 Beginning on the west side of Russell street
at te distance o. l59 fee soCth-ry from the southwest
corner OF Russell ami Cross Streets a. running thence
ron ing on Russell street IL feet with an even
depth OF 70 feet to an alley. - $500 ~ '
tpF No J. Beg inning on the st side Russell str ct
e llahce 81 III feet southerly from tn. southwest
coter OF ussl am Crc streets, and running thence
depth OF 70 feet to alley ~ 81
L.pl 80 4 Beginning on the side Of Russell street,
at the distance OF 1873 eet southery southwest
corner OF russell and Cross Streets running herce
S"nnery fronting Russell street y feet, with An even
Each o. sad Lots imp owed ny three story BRICK
Nv HllNG be ng the TL, Stn, 9th and 10th houses nth
from th southwest Of Russ cts aud
raCh Lot IS sub+ct TO of $50 and has the n
in common OF the allie, aforesaid.
IerIns rash the b-iance in dual install
Gehts 81 ana u mo- tbs: dit PAYNE to hr N
lfoE DAY al sale and he If
chase, ndo-sed [ the satisfaction OF the
Ground rent and taxes will he raid 10 dav of sale
HENRY F. GARtY, Trustee,
AnREON K Co.
tFz--@%W3W
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9nhllt Sslrs
BY ADREON q co
TRUSTEES SAJE
0 R TG ED PROBE

-N r. 81 d oRTG GED PROPE
by virtue or decree Of the Circuit Con- ID
Guy The undersigned, as Trustee will sell b 81 "a
t a9, on I ns PREMISE WE'NtSnAY he nc
OK IND AM PREMISES in Balm re- ~ p, a tpfN OF
LOT No. Beginning at the e Il corSe az 'Ilo|s
and Monroe streets, and ruuni thence s0utb nOar
me west SIDE OF Monroe street IL feet with an .
OF 60 feet to the side Of three foot alley H eep
LOT No 2 BEGINNING on the side OF Mo ro. ..
Monroe streets, and running thence SOUTH iron M m A.
west SIDE OF Monroe street ~ FEET wi even ep y,
le1t 70 the west side of a three foot alley. "
40 Beginning o. the west side OF Nor rN. stya.,
~ itet south from the southwest cJrntr Of Lombard m
Mon!o" streets md runn ng thence south fronting on m
ieIt 20 ~ re west side of III, ee loot aliev.
itl no Is ginning tn side Of horToa sr,a
90 Ter South from tie southV corner of C nbs,d and
strte,s And RI ming thence south frn ting on tt
s'Ie Monio- street Il tet with an even deUth Of I'd
'e 80 ne west side Of a three foot alley 80 -
LII NO . Beginning the west do Of Nonrca .,ra+
'eet Soutn rem the southwest
aio'fce streets and runRinS thence south, frontr ba
i-etto three foot alley " ~ wen uePt oi W
Lot No. g. Beginning on the wsst s;da ~, NJ .
;Jrt south from the southwest corner OF Cmbs Il snJ
- streets and running hence south frcntin, I ~.
feet hl Monroe street u feet with an even de Of 90
'sGS three foot alley va "IP'i VI ou
ZACH of said Lots is inn-ovad Ia, = e. ...--
son, ~ 49, VI the list, ID 3D. 4h 9Th ana Etb Lrncs
sr I'on LOMBARD street. and each nv 10 D i, .
foot liz en OF sl and has the use in common of ~ ]
Terms One-half cash halanca
Of sX ana twelve months credit gts mentS
from Jay OF SAFE, and to be secured bv note interest
SER endorsed to the satisfaction the the surchd-
Ground rent and taxes will he paid To daV ~ s,.
HENRY f. g AREY Trustae
woo oow9w ADRkON & co.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-05

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
Cash Capital and reserved fund. 900 600
Invested in the United observation-disclosures. $50 0oo
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY.
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK
JAMES BROWN, Chairman
FRANCIS CoTTENET Deputy Chairman
F. NJ. ARCHIBALD Fl. 3. NJ. Consul.
EUGENE DUTILH, HENRY GRiNNELL,
JOS. GAILLA2D, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr,
E. F. sANDERSoN.
BALTIMORE AGENCY.
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
ALEX. TURNBULL, c. MORTON STEWART,
WM. H. GRAHAM, VIM. F. MURDOCH
Counsel F. W. BRUNE, Esq, of firm of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DEsCRIP
TlON AND ON LIVES AT T LOWEST CURRENT
RATES
KREBS & HALL,
Wh. kREBS, Agents the
W. CARFEL HALL. State of Maryland,
IS EXCHANGE PLACE,
ie22 colt BALTIMORE.
WIN. KREBs. W. CARvEL HALL
KREBS d HALL,
INSURANCE AGENTS
ADJCSTERS OF AVERAGES.
Also, BROKERS in all business connected with Vessels
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fe22-eotf 5s EXCHANGE PLACE
4 SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
II COMPANY, No SOUTH STREET,
OPPosISE TaE Sun BUILDING.
Recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S LOSS ES
AND EXPLICIT POLICIES, insures DWELLINGS, FUR
NlrURE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE and other
property at the LOWEST
JOHN K. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS.
WIN. a. HACK LANCASTER 0ULp,
JAMES WHEEDEN, JAMES A. BRUCE,
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK,
X, &. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACOB TRUST, JAMES Young,
JAMES GETTY, jos. G. BOYD,
NOAH WALKER, JAS. b. GEORGE, ST.,
D. T. FARLow, F. A. MILLER.
sBcou JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary.
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