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RIFF ALE
Heywood Chair Manufacturing Company VS. David
. .# Pratt OF all

Heywocd Chair Manufacturing Company VS. David M.
,'.'ut o." % Pratt, ct all.
Bv virtue of an execution in the above issued BY
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
county Ohio and to me directed and delivered viii
offer for sale at public venduc at the door of the Coui
House in PerTysburg, Wood county Ohio, on
,.etg s Saturday, March 3Oth, 1861.
between the hours of u M, aud o'clockp m of said
day the following described lands and tenemeus to witt
ntots in the town of Perrysburg number 62q 103, 73
7 739 740 749 75O T63 and 764 also outlots in the
town of Perrysburg number 1903 and 1877 also, Sc a
sec 90 township 6north range IL east also, the sw "a
section 35 township United States Reserve; also, the
w q NV x section IS, township United States Re
serve; also that part Of the river tract number sos side
ofD Il NJ r. R., containing 7O-lOO OF an acre. Also tha
norton of yer tract number 81 south of said road
tanning 25 acres; ALSO the undivided 4 of river tract 81
containing "a acres, all in Wood county. Ohio.
80 ~ d G. L. GUYER Sheriff
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A Bad Record.

The correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercsl has been examining the past reco d o
the Ohio Democracy on the personal liberty
bills which the Gemocr Of the present day
have SO emphatically denounced IL turos our
that the law'to prevent kidnapping, which wa
passed ia 1857, was voted lor BY twenty two
De mocralic members Of the House. One OF
the same m n, Andrews of Auslaize, is al
preseut member of tbe House, and ha,
been very bitter in his denunciaton Of the
law. This Andrews must be afflicted with Il
short memo y few years ago hs belonged
TO the old LIbery party oyer in Licking
County. ra %
{. --on the change of Administration, March
4th, there was five living Presidents o.
the US. Van Buren,Tyler, Fillmore, Pierce
W" TNNS'U14 .fIh, .-..l -f
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1t was Capt. Myers, ,h4 worthy son'law
Of Gen. Twiggs. who surrender the United
States property az New Orleans to The TIA :
ors of Lo oIiaiana. This illlstrious family
certainly has very large claims ulon the
Free booliug Conf, deracy Of the South
IT seems 10 be considered settled that
neither Fort Sun. er ror Fort Pickens will b.
attacked at present, and it is about as clear
that neither could be taken, il they were at
tackled. - hf ytu u.at 10
-Adyices from Virginia do not favor the
passage OF a secession ordinance. The CON
mttee on Federal Relations cannot agree up
on aOything,b ~ sGg..ba sa.r
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The Louisville Journal ON Mr.. Lincoin,s
Inaugural Address.

Inaugural Address.
The JUraot says: .e" a
The address, as we understand it proposes
so far as enforcing The laws is concerned. to
leave the present states untouched and favors,
with respect TO remedial measures, the assem-
bling of National Convention. In other VIC rds
We unders and Mr., Lincoln instead of contem-
plating the recap u,e of the forts and other
impossible achievements, TO adopt essentially
The line of acion pursued by Mr. Buchanan,
with the assurance that " current events and
experience" may induce him to modify or
change even that. This is our understanding
Of the address; and this, if not everything
we could desire, as we own it is not, is at
least much more and much better than we
were tempted 10 fear. And such We think
must be the Judgment of every reflecling and
candid patriot. But we have neither time nor
space 10 discuss The address this morning.
We can now but indicate our impression of
the general character of the address, and
commend it To the just and fearless considera-
ton of the public. .G ...a.4.h ssr
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DRoBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed by the Probate Court of Wood county,
Ohio, as administrator ofthe estate of Hamilton r. Pratt
dee all persons holding claims against said estate will
present them to the undersigned for payment within one
year LERA PRATT, Administrator
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John sherman Cor senator.

In case Of Me-. Chase's acceptance Of a place
in Mr.. Lipcoln's Cabinet, John Sherman
promises to be- the leading candidate for the
United States Senato,ship from this State.
A correspondent Of the New York World,
writing f,om Columbus, says:
II Mr. Chase is offered and accepts place
in Mr. Lncoln's Cabinet, theie will be a va
'cancy from Ohio 10 the United States Senate,
to ill which numerous Republicans of greater
or less note are spoken Of, among whom
may be mentioned the names Of John Sher-
man and James NJ Ashley, members Of Con-
sress; VIM. Dennison, our present Governor;
Christopher P. Woloott, member of the Peace
Convention and ex. Attorney General. It's
thought the contest would be confined to this
quarette. Joun Sbeiman's name has probab-
" been most frequently spoken of 10 connect
upon here as leading and faithful member
OF Congress, true Republican, possessing
many statesman-lke qualities, aud as firm
patriot. s.fal
Mr.. Ashley is serving his first term in Con-
gress, he has the desirable qualities Of firm
ness and devotion to principle in an eminent
degree; 60 these characteristics he is said to
resemble Ben, Wade In speech on fed.
eral relations. delivered ia the last Congress
he demonstrated to the enure satisfaction of
his many fiends in Ohio. that he was not
lacki' IN many of the more sold acquire
ments o. craftsmanship; as q political can
vasser he has not superior in the State.
Mr. Denusou is serviog his first {, rm as
Gov rpor; he has probably had more expert
ince in s ate affairs than cit 'er OF the other
three named, and should he permit his name
to be used would be formidable candidate
Mr. Wolco't would probably be the candidate
of the Democ'aLic wing of the Republican
party, end would be warmly supported by
,tem
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sHERlFF's SALES, sc.
CHERIFF's ALE.

.g.fU ID. Hill VS. W. H. Benn ct al.
Bv virtue of an order Of sale to me directed and dev-
erred from the Court Of Common Pleas of Wood county,
Oao shall offer for sale at the door of the Court House
Of said county, on
Saturday, March 10th, 1851,
beween the hours Of and O'Clock p M, of said day
the south half of the half of the quarter
of section number twenty-five town FIVE range ten in
said Wood county. saa u. E.GU1Ek, Sher1n.
H. H. DoDeE, atty. IS H u. ni . ..H .t Ha. '.
Feb 9th, 1s6l--lOw5S2 SO
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c,ALE oF REAL EsTATE BY ORDER on CoURT

>
On the 2sth day of March, a. D., 1881 at enc o'clock
D. m of said day at the door of the Court House in the
Town of Perrysburg Wood county, Ohio will be sold tC
the highest bidder the following real estate, the prop
elty of Jacob T. Caples, dec, to wit the south-wes
Quarter OF section a. in township 4, in the United States
Reserve 1T the foot of the rapids of the Maumee of Lake
Erie Wood county Ohio. (clear of incumbrlnce of dow
er) Appraised 1T $1,000. Terms of sale-one-th third
Of the purchase money in hand the day of sale, ant
the residue thereof in one and two years thereafter, with
incest from the day OF sale b. secured by mortgage
on said promises. l.. l.. CAPLES, Administrator.
Felyu,ry 2Sh, lS6l--i3w5$2
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.ntnrlnr. March SO.h, 1861,

between the hours of IL and o'clock, p M, OF said
day the following described lands and tenements to wit
the west - of the northeast quarter, section IL, town
north OF range 10 east, in Wood county, Ohio.
G.E. GUYER, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, atty. ....
February 9th, 1S6l-43w5S3
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HERRIoK & BARLOW, attvs.
February 9th, l86l-43w5S4 81.
ERIFF'S S LIE.

Jacob Myers VS. John Myers, Administrator.
y virtue of an order of sale issued by the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of Wood county Ohio and to me
directed and delivered, will offer for sale at public
vendue at the door of the Court House in Wood county,
Ohio.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

JOURN PRINTING OFFICE
Having replenshed Office with types through
out we prepared to execute Job Work. such as
Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes, Invitations.
Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all kinds Blanks, &C.
in the most satisfactory manner. Orders filled at short
notice, and on reasonable terms. sob v}ft Avat
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deduction of per cent. from the above rates Will
be made tor Cash. ~ -. ''~
The ,nace occupied by ten lines Of the type composing
the body OF the advertisement will be square.
All Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance to insure publication.
Advertisements inserted Nth the mark "f, Will be
charged for until ordered oui.
When yearly advertisements are inserted four or more
changes will be allowed
w RAUEY PrptIsuER AND PRoPRrEToR,
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DROCL A NJ A TION.

IN y = "a a NJ 4 I I y N.
STATE OF MARYLAND, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,1
Frederick CRY, NJ ay I'd, 1861. 5
WHEREAS, The President Ct the United states by his
exclamation, dated the fifteenth day OF pril, 1851 has
summoned Congress in special session in the city
o Washington the Fourth day OF July, eighteen hun
bred and siXty-one;
by section 76, Of article 35 OF Code of
Public General Laws the Governor is empowered and di
reCt.d to order, by proclamation special election for
mbers of Congress this State to fill vacancies
existing:
Now, therefore, l. THOXAs HOLIDAY HICKS Governor of
Maryland. do by this Proclamation designate and
appoint Thursday the thirteenth day June, 1861 for the
election of REPRESENTATIVES tins to serve
Congress Of he United States.
to~~, Given under hand and the great Seal OF the
3sEAL state Of Maryland, the city of Frederick, this
wv second day OF May, eighteen hu ,dre and sixty
THOS. H. HICKS.
by the Governor:
GEAYSON EICHELBERG Err,
m4-f ary OF
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7 Il q T z 4 q y
No sc SECOND STREET,
Has for sale, FARMS COUNTRY SEATS, CITY RESI-
DE>CES BUILDING LOTS AID GROUND RENTS. apl-ly
TROUND RENTS FOR SfLE-Well secured
VI ana Handsomely improved. Three o. $500 each
6H and per cent? of $3.50 annum, at per cent
Of $3.50 at 81 per cent; Of SIP, at6
per cent; of $l2D at per cent; two OF 500 each al
per fou- of s. each, at 6G per cent AID tive of so
each, 615 cent Apply to NJ II. MARRIOTT Broker,
Nm Nnr II Charlns nh2Q-tf
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JUHN T.. BISHOP, Constable
SAM,l. Ii. COVER, Auc ioneer.
JAMES Il, CHANCE.

AMEO II. UHaNIE,
- (LATE HuCTIoNEER,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Dealer in all kinds OF AUCTION GOODS. suited to
both CITY and Goutry Me- clients, requested 20 exc
anime the same before purchasing elsev here.
JAMES X. CHANCE
Coz mis- ion Merchant,
p stories 5. +. corner Baltimore and hsrl.s
m t-ot
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RMS
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.

Served in the city, and payable only to the carriers
TWELVE AND HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers ont OF the city SIX DOLLARS
YEAR, payable invariably in advance
81 liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents.
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aousss, It,, f0I gaIa an1 Bent.

az VALUABLE LAND IN ALLEGANY
- c. UNITY, FOR SIZE
A TRACT OF Ia called TRFASU E TR NJ Z, con-
TO John Frat the hav March, 1901 and
Veytd or The Hon Thomas Pratt about the year 1876
sSItud about Is miles east OF Cumberland the
oiai Road VIII CHI trtverses the property Wheat
s a n9itn Corn grow mirahy in this re N. Ii l.
To- lhraoy suited to sheep raising There are several
ms opened and cleared upon the lard AID now undlr
~ hS tract 'oTeve is principally wooded with large
~ l;@her, which eau easily he TRANSMITTED over
and IN. m Siopin to the Chesa peake Ohio Canal
mIes OF me southern boundary OF the tract " ~
N ule ceire OF the tract several rauorLahlv M
SULPHUR ana Iron SPRINGS # different strsngb i iiT
ith noh mrin ie yards ofeach other These
FIR years been known ami resorted to %f E ~ naVe
ami afterwards ny the Hunters for their Hygeian ni
few miles on Acr IS = mountain is vrrv fna innINI
remarkably adapted to the OF sll cutaneons /
The Who'll IS offered for sale at very low rat 49, -
long credit it will he divided into SMALL FARMS 90
WALLIS & THOMAS,
ml5-tf St Paul street.
NOR RENT.-The OFFICE now occupied by
Messrs Mrrdoch Pennington, No. 221a South str ct
Apply next dOnr, at No. "a m2l-fr
fir FOR SALE-VERY Iowa fine three
kki;s story HOUSE, with all the modern improvements
:A excellent neigh borhOod, well suited for doc
tor there oil Off; in the front basement. Price
3 500 cab or god paying stocks. Apply at SS3 WEST
IA ETTE STREET mll-tNl6
s sTTfss:at FOR ENT.-A desirable COUNTRY
kss SEAT adjoining the subscribers on road leading
ssA fr Charles Street Avenue the Falls turnpike
Possession LIST June. Enqui.e OF
JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
mlEeotf - Baiderston street.
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TOHN GREACEN,

WHINE DEPOT
w For the sale Of the CHAMPAGNE WINES
Messrs hOET 4 CHAND0N, Epernay.
HOOK WINES OF Messrs HENKEI. & CO., Meyeuce.
BoRnEACX WINES Of Aessrs BRANDENBURG
FRERES Bordeaux.
BURGUNDIES OF Masgrs r. BRCNINGHAUS Nuts
P. TIERNAN l. SON,
oI7 trr u \ Charles street
T. csE OFFICE OF
60 THE ADAMS tXPRESS COMPANY.
BALTIMORE, May 9Th, 1851
Express for PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK, BOSTON
and the North will on and after TO DAY leave this Office
at one O'Clock P. NJ
Expresses will leave New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton daily for B4lti
Packages Freight and Baggage forwarded with safety
and dispatch
6Sr For further information inquire at
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
mo If l64 Baltimore street.
N ISS0LUTION.-J. CHASE OREM ceases to
~ be PARrN Err in the firm of OREM, HOPKINS Il
Co. from this date.
The undersigned will continue the business under the
Same firm and alone orzed ect the debts due
and settle the buSin IS Of the late firm.
JOHN NJ. O2FM,
WM s. HOPKINS
Baltimore. April 18th. 1861. ap2C II
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EMILY A. GILES, Adm'x
THEODORE GLOCKER Attornev
No. 63 ayette street
SAh'L II. COVER,
m23 3 Baltimore
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DIatfornl StaIts.
Fl7IR DRAIN AID SEVER PIPIS.

The great economy in the Of thse PIPES for Sewer
will be found exceed by far the Of other
material the same purposes. All orders addressed
a7"gr, will be promptly ATTENDED to. Goods delivered in
the city OF charge. mhI5n
ID K NJ o Y L.
~ RUDEWALD 4 SINDAIL HAVE REMOVED from
29 Cheapside, to NO &c EXCHANGE PLACE, third house
Of South nj
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nnhIff Salre
SAMUEL n. GOVEI
ORPHANS COURT SALE

{ ORPHANS COURT SALE
The EFH H TH GF ts EER GbAss
The subscibsr administrator f John r. Giles deceased
an by y;t order f IN hSnqFaGs re ga9 sa
23.h at 10 ococ on the premsts sas ed on nt tE sy
SIDE OF south street between Lombard and Tratt, and
Lar.e french late MIRO s; 10 marble ton TABLES
seat Chairs; Str Is; OcGth Mstn Gocks; m ahc gany
Gas Brackets Venetian Binds; Glazing Dishes; 100 lbs
Con.e; sogm; Vinegar, &c:1so
About 5000 PRIME CIGARs
Br2n1v, Gin, Whisky, Rum, Wines, London Porter, Ale
Tozether with humber of articles appertauiDg to
ALSO
10 o'clock will be sold interest in an unexpired
her, a5 ten o m on TIE is day Ct cc a5
interest arising nom or out Of ceran lot OF Ground stu
Streets and running thence utterly baund South
i! Ts tn 70 Faakia thence Sest%ar y baapd1E On
Ggod street 10 the ace of Feginnag witt the
DIV wiS tw wg,eg o large ,wG9istory bRiCR
Street Re- N tsTy SAID house being The South
Rss the e fnqS snt be g. pae aasrs,
Terms ser the interest o6 G tn IN Gty g9d eo,e
credit Of six and Twelve moSh win G@f on
day Of sts and h9t where credit is with good
rnro G9EiE d Il gS5iR}iEs, A Aa%,s
SAM'L II. COVER Auct,
m235 "a Baltimore street.
r ANDLORD'S SALE
IL OF RICH AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
Will b. sold on MONDAY MORNING NEXT, May 9th,
commencing at 10 o'clock, at salesrooms, a Balti
more street
2 Finely Carved Walnut WARDROBES
do do do NJ. T. ressirg BUREAUS.
Il Cane Sc CHAIRS; / Hair seat LOUNGE
- d.. Rocking r IRIS.
x Hair and Husk aATTRESSES.
Terms cash, i'll Baltimore funds.
JOHN L. BISHOP Constable
SAINT, II. COVER, Aucioneer.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE AROvE,
\ general ass rmeut of elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, being the effects Of family decl.n
consisting of Rosewood Paror Chairs in Plush ca.
Route Table,, Walnut Hair-seat and Chars
WashstandS. Fat Racks, Bedst, ads, Feather Pillows
Mattresses Bedding Cane Chairs alnut Extension
Tables Mahogany Dining de-, Locking Glasses, Oil Faint
GS ana III Cravings, CTock kerry Glass Plated do;
Velvet Tapestry Carpets, Valiant Cribs Mattresses
A general assortmen' of KITCHEN FURNITURE Parlor
and Chamber Stoves with number Of articles appertan-
irg to hous keeping, &c.
Terms cash. SAMUEL II. COVER, Auct,
mZ5ts No 81 Baltimore street
JAMES r. CHANCE,
- (LATE kuCTIONEFR.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Dealer in all kinds OF AUCTION GOODS, to
both CITY and try Me- chanrS, req ueted 10
anime the same before purchasing elsew here.
JAMES X. CHANCE,
Coz mis- ion Merchant,
81 stories S. E. corner Baltimore and hsrl.s SIS,
mhl9 FntranCa on Char street
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Its columns have recently been materially enlarged,
sd features will he from time to time introduced TO
render it not only additionally attractive TO the FAMILY
CIRCLE, but still valuable iium of reference fer
the FARMER, the MECHANIC and the ARTISAN.
THE DOLLAR EEKiY EXCHANGE will also embrace
slant variety Of choice NOV LETTES, TALES POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READING;
selections from the EDITORIALS THE DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS Of, and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CURRENT exhibiting the state of the markets, at home
and abroad, up the latest moment, and FARMERS
COLUMN wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
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cssp.H BREWSTER & CO., eSs4
CARRIAGE MAKERS,
a72 and 3T4 BROOME. cor. OF Mott street.
NEW YORK,
Invite the attention OF the gentlemen Baltimoreto tn
EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
devoted exclusively to the MANUFACTURE OF FRS
CLASS CARRIAGES ofevery description,
LIGHT ROAD WAGONS A SPECIALITY
Specifications and Drawings will be furnished upon ap
pication By mail otherwise parties who may desreo
order.
The following gentlemen among Baltimore patrons
style OF our work:
Jos. wilkins, Esq, G. NJ. Jackson, Esq.,,
B. Sakepeace, Esq, W Gilmer Hoffman,
'" A Loney, Esq, Geo s. Brown, ESQ.,,
WIN. Woodville, Jr., ESQ, Alex. D. Brown, Esq.,
Geo Cooke, Esq, Thos, d. Johnston, Esq
Ii. Wilson Harris, Esq, Frank Sullivan, Esq,
Samuel Hurbut, Esq,
Lloyd Lowndes, Etston, Talbot county, Nd
Col. Edward Lloyd" tje27.r
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E GG. ". BLUNT, New York.
W BOND SON. Boston. jt23h
T R. GLONINGER 3 co,
81 NO. NORTH CHARLES STREET,
Offer for sale
CHAHPAGNFS-Ch Fare, Boederer, We. Clicauot,
Gieser Co. The various Hed>eck ard other iavorte
brands.
small lot private stock.
SherreS, Ports Hook and Claret WINES
ANDIES.-Renuessy in st, bonded warehouse
WHISTLES Old Rye, tourb bon and Scotch.
CORDIAl.S in treat variety.
HAVANA CIGARS, fresh impOrtaticns ar4-H
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8IaaQs md ElQslr.
G9r0fRrles. stQuDrs, Nr.

assS@s FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
ETs5 all the varieties each kind seiesed from the
SIis impOrations Cf CROP "a expressly for the
use Of priv lie families. the quality q which can
not he excelied either in sly Of mike in fra
GRANGE. For sale by WM. WHELAN, Nc. l42 Baltimore
street. between North and Calvert streets sIi-tf
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE,

Mailed to subscribers:
copy, Gle year,. ...........................A
Do. six Observation-Disclosures.
Do. three months..... Observation-Disclosures.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
copy, one year W
Dc. six MONTHS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
copies mailed to address .............. $50
II do do. do. ...............1O 90
80 do DO. do. ...............2O 90
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miscellaneous.

STOCKS, STOCKS.
VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA,
MISSOURI,
AND All OTHER STATE CITY AND RAILROAD
CT, LrCS Nn xoNDS, DAILY BOUGHT AND SULD
AN Ah@ VIEW MARTIN LEWIS,
4 Second at oct
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Spftial H0tire;.
A UDITOR's OFFICE, MAY 18Th, 1861

A UDIToR's OFFICE, May 18Th, 1861,
y ARREARS Of TAXES
aa$o I'h he ciy aa4ifoT dics!s4 a5is:s
re anu ei2ss up the unpaid taxes OF ls5 ls55 ana sSs
fully asked call at this Office to ex their accounts
slvs the 1 aon %ass
tt eaT a as pos G Cndsr es @ as
Of The tax S!;,G a The osc Of
S0 oss @ open of" Sn FSs
mI5eost IAN daily papers - Auditor
nFFICE OF THE CANTON COMPANY, BAL
~ TMoRE, May 10TH 1861 Notice hereby given to the
Sae Sy ther cSapeT AMI By LaEs W be Red on
THtRSD AY the 9Th day of June next Ii o'c1ck A. NJ,
tt sG OF for
The st9cS transfer books OF the Company viii be closed
WILLIAM DEAN, Secretar, miO,2t+sw
HITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, May "A, 1861.
" Tax Payers who wish avail themselves Of the dis
OF II g nyd or a S s@ ha as @ N
the ate tine BY THIS means much time will be
the office for the last two thr days Of the term being
over crowded always by applicants, and many persons
yF ' o'clock NJ
me discounts allowed on city taxes are 6prcn on person
n and per cent on real 6HS j. Pa kaTE asoG Collector
TAI the daily morning and evening papers copyi
IN of the MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, the following
gent were eted officers of said Company serve
for the ensuing twelve month:
WILLIAM hENNEDH.
DIREcroRs.
TH H9TAss TRbeE A ARkSx nFF kSq6N
JOHN WILLIAMS, BENJAMIN DEFORD
B4limore, Nav g. 1861 m7eott
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF |
" PUBLIC SCHOOLS, BALTIMORE, Hay /, 1s6I.-An |
examinaton of candidates for suations TEACHERS of
Public Schools win he held in the study room Of the Cen
trail hgh school, corner Holiday and Fayette Streets
on SATURDAY, the 25th May, commencing at O'Clock |
A. NJ. J A. MORO m,
j. F. PLUMMER,
G. H. l.. LEAkY,
F.. V. REESE,
j. X BLAKE
Committee OF examinations
JACOB DAY, Clerk. m42aw4w
nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF |
~ PUBLIC SCHOOLS, BALTIMORE, May 4, lS6l.-By
order of the Commissioners of Public Schools not
hereby given that the daily sessions of the schools Will be
continued usual Parent' requested to direct the
attendance of their children &C the appointed
hours. JACOB DAY,
me 2aw3w Clerk
TITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, BALTIMORE
~ April 3d. 1851 -NoTICE-In CO. piiqnce 9Th lay,
the prop holders the rPENING OF IA MES
ALLEY, FROM HAMBURG STREET TO WEST STREET,
are hereby notified that unless the are paid on
before the 22i day Of September, 1861 it will become
cesSary to advertise the deiiuG lents' lots sale
m 7 GRAVES. Collector