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Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
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LORENZO HUBBARD,
Chairman Huba County Dem. Central Com.
j. NJ. REESE, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

In pursuance of the foregoing resolutions the
Convention will assemble at Sacramento City on
the fourth day Of July next at y O'Clock N.
j F. HOGE,
Chairman Dem. State Central Committee.
JOHN A. MONROE Secretory.
San Francisco, May 25th, 1861.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
pA1LY AND WEEKL Y =
RY A. s. RANDALL 81 co.
oso. corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:

,rp WEEK. CENTS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
gymnasium

-No' lol Second ST., between High and Il,
" Ill reopen on Wednesday, the 7th day of
nas,i november, l660 for general exercise in Gym
led ~ and Physical Training. The public are invi-
this i Sy'i themselves of the benefit derived from
Dnoms me- rooms will be kept comfortable y and night.
TToors open from ga. NJ. to lOP. NJ.
aoi aoiins-S3 90 per month in advance.
CHAS. A. KATZ, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
OR SAL II .

s-Sks desirable Homestead, situated on st.,
l!l: EtfA between Third and Fourth, No. 49, The
I.i.,E4 house is a commodious snd substantial brick
~ - containing five rooms above and five ia
he basement, making ten rooms, all conveniently ar
-anged Lot 20 by 1860.
Also adjoining good Brick Store, lot % by l6O.-
Inquire on the premises, No. 99 street, east side.
aplS-u
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List of Articles Manufactured at
THOS. OGG SHAW'S
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

L. pECK'S HEAPER OR IL HARVESTER, which is by
far superior to any imported machine, took FIRST
Premium at Sacramento in 1888, and in io09.
This machine is both light and durable.
TIE CALIFORNIA COMBINED REAPER AND
MOWER which cuts six feet in width, and is the best
machine this Coast. This machine took the FIRST
Premium at the great trial. last season, at Oakland,
over eleven other machines.
RIDERS PATENT EQUALlZlNG SCREW HORSE
POWER.-Possesses great advantages over any
other Power in use, and is well calculated for doing
all kinds of work usually done by Horse Powers,
can be easily repaired, and at little expense
EGGLESTON'S BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CIIINE.-This is the only Seed Sower ever invented
that can be depended upon for sowiog of gran on
all qualities OF soil, and in all kinds of weather. 1t
be changed suitable to SOW the smallest quanti
ty of Grass Seed per acre. to the largest quantity of
Wheat, Oats, Barley, or any other Grain, sown
be0adcast. The cutoff slides are so arranged that
in closing out land, any width may be sown, from
TWELVE FEET down to ONE has taken FIRST
PREMIUM at every State and Comfy Fair where
Ii has been hibited.
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9Snsts, It,, for Sale sul Rert.

a. FOR RENT.-The two-storv DWELL
! ING, No. II st. Paul street near Pleasant AMY
jy4 colt JOHN WILLIAMS 4 SON
49,. % Smiths wharf
E:;:f FOR RENT HOUSE No. 2}o West
.R.l W5 Ios,d street between Paca and Grern
lrndd ~ o9iieee, with all modern in,rr,varfeots
No rs a. sSeht occupant having no usp a. se9u
streets "Nh STREET, between Charles ma ffFptty
O. FITPNTI77T1717------ jelGtf
Bs;;;Hi A., LIN. nm iSHED DWELLING For PFNr
.&5.siA- OF n" S1thtiy furnished HOUSE IviIi -
reasonable terme %ill rented to mail rn:,
rl,hs, Apply at This onfce e"i''t AMY
. 'AhoABLH LAND IN ALLECANY
rp ,cr nv, COUNTY, For s4Ig
TRACT OF LAND called Tn si II ,
taln n 4 4H SIN THOUSAN ACRES IKif T.
v 70 o o W Pfa on the 81 day March I rented
IL Is situated about Is miles east 81 Elr 1iB
great tonal FGad which traverses the an the
Us lna Indian Corn grow admiralty in THIS " ~ a.
aarS suite 10 Sheep raising. There 6r,
Te1t me tract however, is principally wooded & er
YAK ana Pine Timber which easily he transn"-, are
f9aa gently slopin. to the Chesapeake and ohio o
any me Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which mn bin
mIles OF the southern boundary Of the tract 'A d
IN the centre of the tract are several rana rl.,l e.
ana iron SPRINGS Of different Strengths issnin
:.t Snal valley within few yards Ofeach other These
Win another sulphur Spring in the same vicinity hay
and Deen SHOWN ana resorted to first by the indians
afterwards by the Hunters their Hvpeian 0naIiiia
. lev niies OIL across the mountain is yrTv ,a lnIN y
VI. Mhch IS well known in the nejghhorhood and j.
adapted to the Of eli cuapeos disaSss
1on ct Is ouered Tor sale at very rates aud On
long credit as will be divided into small "a R ~
Sizes 10 SUIT purchasers Apply to '' :"
m15tf WALLIS s. THOMAS.
st. Paul street.
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RHODES STANDARD MANURE
FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CULTURE.
RHODES MANURE
Being thoroughly established as crop grover we con-
sI r lat aecsssary TO inform AEduturists they can
i'm. RHODES co,
Office, s. Bowlys wharf,
0-PRIGE $i5 PER TON, 1900 LBS, CASH apsaawim
81 CAN NO.
MExAT 81 lime "a and thirty tons BROWN
phate q lime iande ana r JU per cent bone phos
.n,o,. A THOMAS IS wh!rR!DGE CO.,
api2-t Il and Is Bowy's wharf
made an4 Deaer Farmers and Planters that have
numerous customers Tith genuine and unadnlteratsd
Our stock is ,,nsoua e y a N n os .
ty, by house in the trade. We name: anu quAn-
AL PERUVIAN GUANO,
LIvERED DIRECT PROM AGENTS WARFa aaE ssD DE-
lCHABOE GUANO,
Glide ISLAND (CALIFORNIA) GUANO,
BAKERS ISLAND GUANO,
Of Rrs deGt importation into this market ship May
'''4'i0'u JARVIS Is AILsSb craNo
of W WHY il &s saE kie. 4 S sSzN XGrf
Doctor D 4 slsT bR9w 1Ss MEXICAN GUANo
PLANT FOOD AND CRUST PREVENTIVE"
MARYLAND CoMPANY's
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
And other fertilizers of known value established re-
Which we will sell favorable terms, in lots from
Grain, Flour and p M Gas5o WsIs CO.;
! ,,, Wood street, Bowly's wharf,
mhl4u opposite the new Corn Exchange
A GENCY OF -. -, ,,.-
IA BAUGH's RAW BONE PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
| removed 10 NO Spears Wharf,
GEORGE n1 tabIOE1 SOLE AGENT
For Maryland and Virginia.
GENERAL CoksSSSsIow A AGENCY.
Elk e
sssasEr, Hall : CO.. 5osf BalSinore.
E foS 3 HS : M1G0d6a e.,
KMBALL Z SHAfPER,
P. H. GREGORY 4 Co., Lumpkin, Ga. ia24-tf
MARYLAND COMPANY s
sss y superior P sns nov
6Po opposite Baltimore and oh0
GUANOl GUANOll
RsnSs f4a hf fsd. vii Il GSE fss;
s5 VI
We deliver it as r sSnSfs sg0 Rh ,Gs
thus u.s. saying ayir the farmer every expense.
MEXICAN auANo
embraces the cargoes of the 'fumbodt" "Cosmos and
PILOTS Briden-the two former being among the pohaa
ever imported in this Market nd viii be sold b. the
or single ton. ~ - ~ "
Our stock OF
CALIFORNIA GUANO
al last seasons mportation and free from those
S's uRRa[ bft oFaf s Fsen aE
'f 3; s;f: 1:s':
Geam iesoperi2r 70 anything which can be applied
GROUND BONES,
Finely powdered from Unboiled Bones
MANIPULATED GUANO,
Vi the various brands at the manufacturer prices
W. WHITELoCK 4 co,
aoie-tt A South street.
ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
FERTI!IzER-eq9ai toGuano and cheaper than Stab,
Manure, being auvial deposit composed Of animal anf
vegetable mattsr Can be obtained from the Ice Pond
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds, quarter Of
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper Re
seryoir. Apply at 38 South street. " ~ @'e
Price so cents per cart load ,s9o 40
M EXICAN GUANO.
lVI Very choice Mexican GIJaNO for ,s,a bu tbo ,,
or single tou by W WHITEI0GK ~ = 'i Go Sai y
.szo1 ------=------ Al South street.
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~ Il Sote-S or BALTIMORE AMI NOklh SIREETS
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and authentic intelligence all matters of public
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In its COMMERCIAL EPARTM ENT, and especially in
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!nstes the merchants OF this city in recognizing
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STERLING EYcuANer
StGtAs, MtbanGs, &e.

work, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERsBURG
Il HARRISBURG and MIDDLETOWN BANK NoTF3
for sale at liberal discount by MI I'd
;o,,., THO. J. CARSON
4 xOLD FOR SALE, in sums to suit, at a small
- premium ny Gjel0l THO j. CARSON
M ARYLAND STATE SIZES.
At ~ cola BALTIMORE GAS COMPANY STOCK,
81 to our friends hessEs WoodTard Con-
d2tI chea;sle and Lombard miia stree,
N0RTAW ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
jala for sale by B Bassnin; dHFARRds
4 PUBLICATIONS ON ALL PROMIN EMIT
m @hal 1 -, M l,1 RIO j CARSON.
a,6t5 Nps wanted by SAMUEL. HARRIS, Jr.,
apo-1 basement Chesapeake Bank,
baltimore AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1861.
Il Baltimore In and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875,
Do Do do: DO DO. ISL iSS s,,,r.,,
Want Wanted ID by SAMUEL HARRIS ,O JT''
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK PHI PHIsA siFsFsi
~ ~ PHI PiaIA, BOSTON, RICHMOND, PETERSBURG and
N1 ies5t for sale by RIG (; GIBSON una
| NCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
Oy teastt Ta 8, R.i G5ANsoN TO-.
BROTHERS BONINGER,
FOR SEG GSE E2eaGNa sfEs
damn cues Oh 'ermsny on London Paris and Amst
mhlO-f
A DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
lsss.f 80 0~-.-,, -..>N TEie5 p J. CARSON.
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
ST. JNo. s Cuttings CO,
ar
MARYLAED SIZES MARYLAND 6 per cent
AF1 inscribed loan, for sale by
s.o+, sAMl.. HARRIS, Jr,
~ ~, - :, : Easement Chesapeake Bank.
lME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
ja17-tf sANL. H Ia Isi: SONS.
r Il o. R. R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
sstit JNo. s. Cuttings q co,
SCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEI-
~ rhlA INSURANCE COMPANIES KE TsR.sd / BY S.,r
te22-tf rs e E epcb s q mA H.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ 9u,s! For saleb by oKNoxA co,
STOCkS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
G sstF s0ia by JNo' $. CUTTINGS 4 CO;
MISSOURI G's FOR sALEBY
VI ", JNo. g. Cuttings 4Co.,
M ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FORSAL
ass.f ISo s. CUTTINGS : CO,
ENIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
ny, SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
-. u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
IL JNO S. CUTTINGS CO,
sou 29 South ST.
COMMERCIAL 4 FARMERS BANK STOCK
S sS.WTa by JNo. 8. CUTTINGS & CO.,
SOU 90 South st.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
wanted by KNOX Il Co.,
epzo-u - Exchange Place.
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
| 10y SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
| -lulL-u Basement Chesapeake BANK.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SANI HARRIS II
ial1:tI Basement 6h eSTta 81 BANK.
3ttorRegs.
I'D. H. WILSON,
II ATT0RNET ATLAW,
| No II LAW BUILDINGS,
Corner oil St. Paul and Lexington streets, (up stars)
mh2oly BhITffsoPP IN
MOSES ENGLEHEART,
| 1SA ATTORNEY AT LAW,
| No 81 SPI RRIER'S COURT,
(Rear of the Law Budings0
LEXINGTON STREET, BETWEEN CHARLES
All business entrusted will be punetueIv at
| tended to. " 49, it, ~ ~
CHARLES G. KERR,
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
Cash Capital and reserved fund. a. na0 oOa
Invested in the United States .,,.,,... s,o M,
paiiS 1900
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL ENGAGEMENTS Of THE COMPANY
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS
DIRE CT0RS IN NEW YORK
JAMES BROWN, Chairman
FRANCIS COTTENET, Deputy Chairman
e. NJ. ARCHIBALD, II. B. NJ. Consul
EUGENE DUTlLH, HENRY GRINNELI,
JOS GAlLLARD, Allen HAMILTON, Jr
E. f. SANDERSON
BALTIMORE AGENCY.
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
Alex. TURNBULL, c. MORTON STEWART,
WM II. GRAHAM, WM. +. MURDOCH
Counsel, F. W. BRUNE E, Esq, of firm of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DEsCRIP
@'O@'
RATES
kREBS & HALL,
WIN hREBS, Agents for the
W. CARPEL HALL. State of Maryland
x . IS EXCHANGE PLACE,
-le.zeou BALTIMORE.
VIM KREBs. W. CARVEL HALL
KREBS & HALL,
INSURANCE AGENTS
AND
ADJCSrERS OF AVERAGES
Also BROKERS in all business connected with Vessels
damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fe22eotf 81 EXCHANGE pr iDE
A SSOCIATED FIRBMEN'S INSURANCE
IA COMPANY, No SOUTH STREET.
=. OPPoSIsE TIE Sun BUILDING.
recognized Tor the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S L(JSSEg
M Nd EAPLlCiT POLICIES, insures DIV ELLNGS, FUR
NlfUkE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE and Other
property at the LOWEST RATES ~
JOHN K. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS.
Wa. A. HACK, LANCASTER Ohm
JAMES Z WHEEDEN, JAMES A BRUCE,
ALIEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK,
Il, Y. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
JAMES GETTY, Jos C. BOYD'
E"nh WALLER, JAS. B. GEORGE, ST.,
= T. FARLoW, +. A. MILLER
sl3-eotf JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE

IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Its columns have recently been materially enlarged
and features will be from time to time ntrod to
render it not only additionally attractive the FAMILY
CIRCLE but still valuable iium of reference
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN.
The DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con-
slant variety OF choice NOV ELLETTES TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READING;
selections from the EDITORIALS THE DAILY ExoaANaE
REVIEWS of, and Extracts from New Books; a PRICE
CURRENT exhibiting the state Of the markets, at home
and abroad, up the latest moment, and a FARMERS
COLUMN wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
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Migasg snl UInsIr.

GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
;g~Es:A II MANUFACTURES aY HENRY GkFnTu
81 WARRROOMs:
Nos. Is, II and 10 N EUTAIy arR=re
OFFICE: -'
.nSSOErHEAsT CORNER or EUTAW AND FEYg-7E sgprxro
ny iidefs@ned has always hand one Of a IorI..s
sssettments OF PIANO FORTES in This civ wbc ~ as
OF hnsf power and sweetness of tone. eaatin ~
'oTh nave by judges been pronounced unriyalad VI
ffenuIG-a Gold nedal-was awarded Thorn
1853. ~ ' '"''" ins"tule' heid Ia October,
VERY ano guaranteed for FIVE years. and privlcgs a,
granted atany time within six nonihs f,,m sav
oi SAFE, Il not entirely satisfactory ~ 'i" 10y
Terms and prices liberal and call ,i;;,
before purchasing elsewhere iN'''""S 'o"oi'eh
f%nos taken in exchange hired, tuned and repa;red
'1'''S' 'i
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3aNkfrs mn Xrnktrs

!
MARTIN LEWIS,
WI BILL AND'STOCK RROKpp
Has special ar mG FL s5coS ~ STREET ST.
nheO # in the New yor, r.x,,..
| sH.PTfN JEyVTC, La net
WI N4TE AZ ~ nIG1 ssoxsk
agS?S ,Is Sr ntta5iaon Of CONNER
Cam adynse. 2ai On ~ d5i fsG. st'%"' nsp
| oIES, STOCKS AND BONDS
MAR71g If We, s9rGHr AND SOLD
w NEAR q sE soGGa s $HksEr'
rE EayS 1nq & sells , On Commission.
ST STOCK = h hiE P bnSj EHS PAPER,
6RANTS h ~ hH{SnS IN ALI. MARKETS,
bn2asNt9cEU9I VIZ NJ On APPROVED SECURITIES
AMI at 20 I VI, StLi;S FlRSTCLASS GROUND RENTS
bsnking business "''" VI nr' ,a,s' arc
Z EnNApD 7 r0D,,C,
~ couvu DEALER IN
No % S0JfTa srff E a + II,
BALTIMORE, MD.
CoMMERCIAL2 Ro,,,,,. ,.,,
PAPER S Soakn'' SOD and Negotiated
Of Loans rst Class secn sa
T R. MoGINN 4 CO, es's-S'
n.u , S n No G N5R Hal srk ktfs22kfRs'
BbSHs and nd sell commission exclusively STOCKS
AWRAS0N 4 SMITH, NIT; l1HInses 9a46m
L. " %" snd a,
M % 500 oOn AND BILL BROKER
,oi and execute order,
.or SUCKS IN TINS and other markets. juis II
Mooney BUSINESS
IFE =, ,nmJ.,
~ HAhflN LEWIS,
~ No Al SECOND STREET,
FIRST mouse from South street
Nroor, r,,,, ,AGenGS promptly to the
NhdoIlATloN OF MERCANTILE
urupEcn, g, $780, - AND BUSINESS pApEp
hfFECFS LOANS ON STOCKS ~ IL f.is
u.u,,, ,x. AND OTHER SECURITIES
GR N1t me-, ~ Nm, "a fS oN COlLATERALS.
~ c, ~ 10 isG I,Jn,NIS ON GUOD PAPER.
IA hS M ~ ORDERS FOR STOCKS in all the markets
Ri @ InS sSSACiS THE BROKER AND BANKING
rNo q (,In,--- !eo-tl
NJ. .. GlTIlNGS & Co.
STOCK TO y AMI ELL BROKERS,
Buy and s.,io, co ~ - soGTS sTREET
and other markers '''ol 'iocS ana securities In this
Purchase and sSI, Cr,n,5 po.
Advances made nm StonGs snei p.,,,,
eollaterals. Io' -N"'es' anu other
S seEee edad.ia s Paper a al apd Stock
ststea and Canada. ''"'' points III 'he United
nSaat ~ $500 ~ EaIEahe and uncurrant Funds and
ments Interest allowed deposits " It'd ;o SS ~
CAMUEI HARRIS B soyo ------------ '"'',"
~ BANKERS sToGv 49, SO1'.,;
'|4> e w ~, = ~ = ".
No. 1856 BAIrINoeP arpypT
COLLECT all accessible ,rn,,ts IN ~
Canadas, promptly, and on Favorable terms ''ef ana
H.,
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= PUBLIC SALE
OF HORSES, CARTS, HARNESS, TT

WIN L. l. %, OF HORSES, CARTS, HARNESS, ETC.
~ pc solo at the Relay House, Northern Cent raj o;i
following property: ' " ~ ''"'N H''' ; ue
Tocs u CO. qrseJ hiows Scoops, sets OF Biacksnttf
rOn row bars Drills Picks, Shovels, eir Stran 20
Eau Eau iron, stone Cutters Tools, Lumber buggy I"r
@ necks IIoI, Steel, Cars, Stock Dry Goods CIotb
% mdoceflGS empty Barrels Saddle and BfidIe
at @ All SD nS under $50 cash. over this amount nofa
jyG-It+ I{i,Ri 81 i'll5rqhe en- security
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BH ADREoN d. co.
4 TRUSTEES SALE

- MORTG ,c FIJI ppo1r,,,,
~ n ueEre9 OF IN Circuit Court for Baifiuora c;,.
The I'M VIII ole at public sale on TIL RsnAY'
SCI me TAy o. my ISL at o'clock NJ on The prem
described as lows: ''e III naitl1hore city,
Iol nc. l. Beg ming at the corner fornaa h., ,ho:.
M 81 tue oIth Siie OF Mulberry street and The co..
", stcHsr street, when slid streets are laid out "a
nshe! acSo5dlns to the plat OF survey mad b, .
~ Surveyor in the month of AnTiI l6fG "a 81,
Eirn e.Se OF nouns e a. against Ward rt 81 ia -
49, ~ ~ iof baltimore city, and sunnjny III enra riS
E VII w east SIDE or Stricken ST. when orenad a III
UT N sad plat fifteen feet thence east as IN
u,Sffry 81 as laid down saiG plat cgLt, to- IN
NC, 81 re ioot al ey to be laid out and 0nenel
ihs,"a Due.lt OF the lots Of ground adjacent
araiIi ~, On the east side OF three T. ~ nile "a
llel 10 tle line ct Stricken street aforrsa;d % @
oi ne north line of Mulberry street yhen Snsra inc
siiu nstSsn lee and thence west on the Ii : nf rs ]
pace II ba street as aforesaid, eighty feet to he
cI9 = Beg inning or the east side OF Stricken srae
~ s"u street lad out and opened as men ionca j.,
W !, az me distance of fifteen feet north Of The co
ana me east side OF Stricken street when said strat
dte aid out anc opened according TO The Mat nf
mentioned in the description Of Lot No l. and r3rsy
10y " ndDg on the east side Str;cker sfrpar
opo aS ain down on said plat fifteen feet thence
~ Pie Slth Mulberry street, laid down IN Sa;5
iat, elghty feet to the east side OF n three foot IT,
Sout oD the east side Of said three foot alley 1i
10, 70 te line OF Strcker as aforesaid faan
anu tience west, parallel Mulberry etr,at a. 80
S"t 49, SgRety ieet TO the place OF beginning 90 e
dS OF sald lots is subject ground rnnt or .ao *
tUe ai yearly On the LIST day of Jure and OsreT 6ar
WI on each ota three-storv BRICK
gas, &c. ' 'A p"cA pulluinR with
lakes and ground rent will be paid to the dav or Gala
cash, and the residue in SIX and wal7a
WIN Interest," secured by endorsed to satjs
e'io' vi trustee. HENRY +. CAREY, Trustee
je25 2awSw&ds ADhEQN Y 60,
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s III A Il FAR VI s

to SUIT FUKCHASEKS,
~ WHOM EVERY ACCOMMODATION WILL Ne GIVEN,
10 capitalists the above offers very favorable opportuni
" Tor investing at low rate in the imm dst vc;6ity ~
a large and populous city Va
me MIL Seat offered alone with any reoui ed
ty of land adjoining at low rates A yerv liberal cStar
from the State of Maryland. which would be tranf FRED
win the property, offers particular Inducements tn anv
parties desiring to form company The present sner,
VI ue property would be willing to take quzrter TO
nan OF the stock of such company If REQUIRED
Terms ~lil be made t. suit the purchasers AppIv 20
,,,.t ELIAS GLENN,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Es;i;I p. IhUSIEES SALE.
El n,nr virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court Of RaIl
pubic sale NJ =, lie uadersigned Trustee, viii Offer at
in This y' az ne Exchange SaleSrooms on second; sfrS,
?. NJ Oh TUESDAY, The sd July, 1901 a. o'cIGci'
70 feet oa the he @ ND AND IMPROVEMENTS fronting
depth of 100 feet to te o. North Charles street, with
new three BRICK DW h Is Improved by large and
dollars paysbie in annual ground rent Of thTce b2
and September in eytr on the first OF March
RI,nt H. 49, zee mortgage from W H. Redrraves q, ~
folio 373 &c i'''' Lloer q. u. s, No. Isl
Terms OF sale.-0ne. third cash, and the bo1.o :;
anu t"eiVe months with interest SECURITY III SIX
l. PARklN SCOTT, Trustee
iv1.oawts SAMUEL H. COVER
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4A-'II4S ". OIhNOE,
- (LATE AUCTIoNERR,)
GENER4L COMMISSION MERCHANT
III. Deiier IN all kinds OF AUCTION GOODS shifted to
poth city and Country Merchants who are reuest m %
ANIME the same before purchasing elsewhere ~ 49,
JAMES K. CHANCE.
Commission Merchant
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VALUABLE
WATER POWER And WHARF
AND
Ss'NsALE FsgReygy
FOR SALE,
1hACI OF
FIVE THOUSAND ACRES

IN ,ne immediate ncighhorhocd Of the well known farms
o' Aessrs Cromwell Lnthicur and others which snpnv
e NaEfnore and Philadelphia markets so LARGELY with
~, cst o winch is Particularly adapted for Vegetable
and Fruit culture adjons the Mill Scat nar.;
wen IlMbEKED and there are many fine sites with en-
tensiVe views. ! he route of the ~ -
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC Rarrpc.n
passes through the entire tract.