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Victory in Western Virginia.

SsSAS Ah w CoIClu d.
RICHMOND, October 4.--Presideut Davis
yesterday reviewed the Confederate forces
at Fairfax Among the troops in line were
the brigaccs of Generals Walker, Long.
street, Cooke, aud Jones, besides the Wash
inglon Artillery, of New Orleans. The
review lasted three and half hours and is
SAID to have been quite brilliant affair
immediately afterwards the President Ief,
for Richmond
The enemy has made no furtncr advance.
ana everything Is quiet along the lines OF
the Potomac.
been nominated To n Brgadicr Gcncralship
in the Provisional Army.
SECOND DISPATCH
8p m-the report Of battle having
taken placc some days ago, between Lee
ana RoS"ncr.n,z, which warned YOU yes
t.'day vas not reliable turns out to BE-.
all moonshine. A battle, however, was un
doubtedly fought yesterday, (rhursday, Oc.
tober 3d) on the Greenbrier River. Gen
Reynolds, who, with force 5000 Ohio
troops, has recently occupied Cheat Noun.
tam, began his march towards Stanton,
with view of taking tina. place. lie soon
encountered Gen. Henry K. Jackson, who
with his brigade of $500 Georgians, was
strongly entrenche! on the (irecnbri.r
River. Reynolds Immediately led his force
To the attack. The fight that ensued was
no: one, lasting during four hours AT
ter repeated assaults npon our position, the
enemy was finally repused with great
slaughter. The loss on our side wns c,m
paratlveIy small. THIS much is authentic
but no further particulars are given
From late Northern papers lust received
we learn that the encmy has burned. de,
troyed and abandoned, the defensive works
which we had erected at Ocrucoke Inlet
The Confederate War Steamer is no,
wrecked As reported. When last heard Of
she was safely sailing Southward from
Surinam. This was on the Is, of Sem
tember
The Examiner of this morning enter.
lnns strong hopes of Movements on the
Potomac reliable despatch which has
been received, states that tn. enemy had
crossed .he Potomac in strong forco nt Dc.
coquaD, with the design of capturing one
OF our batteries. No particulars are given,
but the belief is expressed that the inva
ders would be cut off, a. they were irno
rant OF the precise site of our batteries.
SECRETARY Memmingrr of he Treasur,
Department, IN virtue OF an act passed b,
the last Congress has ordered the establish
ment of ports of entry and delivery Il
Nashville and Memphis, Tennessee, fo
| goods, wares and merchandise Imported
or exported.
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DEATH OF VoLuSrEEa.-We regret to
hear that Mr.. Robert Craig, member Of the
Lancaster Hornets, Capt. Vanlandingham, died
at the Camp at Lightwood Knot, OH Friday
last, from the effects of measles.
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The interesting letter Of "Quince" has reach.
cd us too late for this issue. It will appear in
our next We hope to hear from you often .
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

BY HIS EXCELLENCY, +. w. PICK.
EMS, GOVERNOR AND COMMAN.
DER.IN CHIEF IN AND OVER THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
"HEREAS, INFORMATION HAS
w been received at this Department.
that LEWIS, n negro slave, the pro operty Of
William Warm, of Darlington District, was
tried and convicted Of an atrocious offence
against the dignity Of the State, was sen.
tenced to be hung on the 9Th Of November
next, and escaped from the custody of the
officer who had him in charge
Now therefore |, +. w. PICKENS, Gov
ernor OF the Stale of South Carolina, do
hereby offer reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for his Apprehension and delv.
,ry into any Jail in this State.
The said LEWIS is about six feet high,
weighs about one hundred and eighty
pounds, about thirty years Of age, has very
black heavy whiskers on his chin, as they
approach his eHrs they are very thin, very
high receding forehead, teeth good. but
colored by the use Of tobacco. When last
seen Ills clothes were of dark colored ne.
gro cloth
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, at Charleston, thi :, the 9th day of
September, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty one,
and OF the sovereignty and independence
of South Carolina, the eighty first.
+. w. PICKENS.
BY the Governor:
JAMES A. DUsFCs, Deputy Secretary of
State.
.W-All papers in the State will copy
twice a week till forbidden.
September 28
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WAR NEWS.
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, October 2.-Passengers b,
this afternoons train, report the burning o.
Falls Church by the United States troops
who advanced to that point after the Con
federates had fallen back. With that ex.
ceP.ion everything is quiet. There is nc
news from Western Virginia.
Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Courier
The President at Fairfax.
RICHMOND, October 2,--rhe President
has been received at Fairfax With great
enthusiasm, and demonstrations of esteem
and admiration.
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Every petty poetaster at the North is busily en-
gagta' at this time in grinding out battle lyrics
L Or the most part, these remarkably funny speci-
mems OF the heroic are compounded of about equal
portions of truculence maguiloquence and
ba'hos. 1t would be an irksome task to 90 over
these screeds for the sense of the most of them is
as obscure as the rhymes are hal ing. The only
accent stanzas that have been written on the war.
IN all that section, are some half dozen from the
pen OF HOLINESS the purport of which is to warn
the Palm to beware of the Pine Thus far-if we
may be permitted to say so-the Professor must
nave discovered that, wherever the Palm and the
Pine have come in contact-as at Sewalrs Point
Aqua Greek, Great Bethel, and Vienna-the Pine
has gotten decidedly the worst of it. But these
reverses have only increased the warlike
ardor of the Northern bards, whose devotion to
the Union holds "chaStened rivary' with their
regret at being restricted to home sale for their
wooden nufmegs, and whose reverence for the Con.
s'itution is singually complicated with an anxious
desire to rnonopolize the Southern trade. Never
'heless they persevere and, like the indefatiga-
BILE s5ribbers of PORES dav with
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NUTRiTlVR CREAM FOR THE HAIR.-This prepa-
ration will rende. the hair and glossy and s
falling f. Composed it is of the purest materials II
can b. used with perfect safety and answers nrrn
ses OF Pomade and Oils without producing greaslness
SO common to many hair 1rep2rat ns Prepsrad univ nv
N. HYNSON JENNINGS 3 co
Pharmaceutists.
nhZotfr 80 North Charles street
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mh26-tfr

INTERESTING To PURCHAsERs or FINE WATCHER
William Dxons, london ard Jules jurgensen's Co,en
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Bregugt's NICK Ell, W ATCH
CLARh'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keen
ers, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner Of Calvar
and Water streets Importer 81 Fine Watches, Jewery
Chains, Sir yer and Plated Ware .eccue's Swiss Ra
and Sops, Cola, Silver and Steel Spec;acies to sui
ages New goods in PGrchssers i'll peaseca
Notice-stcre CORNER CALV GaT AND WATER sTs
baltimore sui6t
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IRE MASSACRE AT ST. LoUIs.-We call attention
10 the very graphic letter of special correspon-
Gent at st. Louis, in relation to the massacre that
occurred there few DAYS ago.
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Tire IN each eve and papers in each hand,
They rave, recite, and madden round the la

But they are not content with floodinp the
country with wretched rhymes, written in tho
vulgar tongue-rhymes, too, that are as prosv az
the metrical performances of those ancient
worthless, Messrs. STERSHoLD and HOPKINS, and
not half so sensbe-they must also encourage
the production of whole sheaves of lyrics, in a
perfect polyglot of languages-French, German,
Italian, Hungarian, aye and Welsh. A poem
IN the latter tongue Was given for the first time to
an admring world through the columns of the
ne" York Tribune, of Tuesday last. 1t is
formidable production, brisng, as it does, with
uouoie consonants, in the midst of which-hanni.
y o'endl"g the familiar with the odd-the words
oneida and JEFF. DAVIS stand out con-
splcuously-
0f'sht the souls of fearful adversariesn
wa. Tue true intent and meaning of the
~ 'norlan bard, one Reu. R. D. THOMAS
"' We made clear to all who know notb;no of
.ne language of ''the ancient Britons." trsnsla-
.,ou Is considerably appended We give both
'oe original as curiosity, and the translation &c
onering to the Confederates a timely WARMTH -
"nat the Welsbmen of Oneida comfy inters -
no with them:
ENGLYNIoN
L. Iiewion ddynion ddaeth-
or dwedd,
Ar du Elm ilywodraeth:
". oneida. fan odiaetb
Am ddynion nuoy MON q maetb
s. MI Conner hazel gymerant-
A., bradwyr
a bradyr ddifant.
Erg, diau o'u gynsm
~ ais ein gallon rwys e''
g. JEFF Davis o gya dr.,
= Ddu elyn,
A ddaiant yn rhwysyo,.
blingant Ell ben bwnn,,
Dyna fawd yr adyn fol- w.
Which, being translated, reads:
l. Heroic men came at last to defend our co,.x-,
from Oneida County which is noted for brave d
terprising anu en-
The renowned descendants OF the ancient Br;ton
will attack the progress of the traitors exnqusb
their Contederates, by the power Of their arms.
Jef Davis our blacklist foe Of devilish origin they
VIII take Hith powerful authority; and they will scalp
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The sNorthernl sheep are sweeter,
But the lSouthernl sheep are latter,
Therefore We deemed il meeter
70 parrY- m Tho I.pto,

That prince of tru,h-teers, the immortal RABE-
LAls, once aStoashed TIE world by relating how
the great GARGANTUA, ''in combing his head with
"a comb which was nine hundred feet long. and
1.-THE teeth whereof were great tusks of elephants
whole and entire, made fall at every rake seven
great cannon balls, all Of which had lodged in
CHS hair at the seige of the Castle of Vede" Such
a wonderful, exploit, however, is as nothing when
compared with what our Welshmen are about to
undertake. and we therefore look forward to the
result with interest, but-we ale ashamed TO say
it-without the least anxiety
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EMPORIUM OF ART,
JAMES FRY Err invites attention tn fna va-u e,,to.
assortment of Looking Glasses now in store suitph Nv
every position aud OF all sizes "
hantei Mirrors, Pier and Wall do. oval and soro,e
prices. 4"'''a
me latest English and standard French Engraynes al
1ays in stock 7' "
Particular and undivided attention s given 70 the an.
ent Oh FIXTURE FRAMES. Also frames fer Miniatures
Photographs Portraits, &C.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert at,eet
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.PoRTAET 70 HoySSREnpr,

To know that they save money by Purchasing .vo
already Sawed and Split, oce ofui.y tea fra Won
Mil,
No. SEoETH ssRRgF
slo-d JAaFS r. L0HNsDH
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his monster head that being the end which the villain
deserves.
Here then, we are put in possession of certain
astounding facts, which it would never have
done to have buried 'fve fathom deep under
Welsh guttnrals. First, we are gravely assured
that heroic have at last TO the defence of
the Government, and that they are from "Oneida
County" New York. We are further in
formed that they are brave and enterprising,"
which, in any other language than the Welsh,
would be fair specimen of tautology. Next,
we are told that the s'renowned descend
''ants of the ancient Britons''-composing
two companies of the Oneida milita-have res
olutely determined ito extinguish the Confed-
"erates by the power Of their arms" and lastly,
that President DAVIS is predestined to have
his monster head" scalped by the valiant Welsh
men aforesaid. 1t is perfectly evident, now, that
ELLswoRTH's Zouavcs may 60 h0me-that BILLY
WILSON s boys may return once more to their old
occupation as burglars panel thieves, pick
pockets or pot-hoGse brawiers. The seventy-ive
thousand three months men are no longer wanted;
and happily for the depleted condition Of the Fed
eral Excheqaer, those regiments which have vol
unteered for three years may also be disbanded at
once. gtder-Generals MAUL-CHIrTERIING and
CUT-PUDDING, and all their subordinate officers
now in service may as well throw up their com
missions and retire on their very scanty crop of
laures. The heroic Welsh ''will extincuish The
Confederaes by the power of Their arms;'' and lay,
as bloody trophy, at the feet of Mr. LINCOLN, the
scalp of JEFF. DAVIS "of deyish origin" The
end of the war draws nigh Make way for the
"e'shmen OF Oneida, and let no one dare assert
that they are actua'ed by the spirit of the old
Welsh war-song, which, slightly alte ed to suit
the occasion, says with an ingenuoQsness truly
| charming
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CLOVERSEED
BAGS.
0,OOco-CLovERSEED BAGS.
2o,cOo-2, ~ and 3 BUsHEL GRAIN BAGS
2G,oOO-2, ~ and BusHEI. SHIPPING BAGS.
S,o0o-AEDIUM AND EXTRA GUNEY BAGS,
ALSO,
PRINTED
FLOUR, BUCKwHEAT CORN MEAL
AND
SALT BAGS
OF EVERY SIZE AND VARIETY OF STYLE
FOR SALE Low AT THE
BALTIMORE GAG FACTORY,
no. ~ SOUTH STREET.
la24-t JOHN. C. GRAFFLIN.
MILITARY GOODS.
oANFLEAD, EGO. d co.
M1i hfTTsg y h G6aDs
syvoRnso or EFERY DESCRIPTION,
BELTS,
EPAULETTEs, sAsHEs'
KNAPsACKs, 0o1'oN''
u1rm,pv &c, &c, &c.
COMPANIES
co,,,,,r. ,, FURNISHED
o.,,-. 4 g1 THh E sR5Efns 4FE E64i5a.
Orders promptly executed.
nhl3-tfr 5 951 RaIti Es To-.
CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
FOR CASH ONLY
The great difficulty of collections with heavy stocI.
RICH GOODS, induces US to sell
FOR CASH ONLY.
And we have determined to pu. down everything to cost
prices our stock TO eet the present nera,v
PARIS CHINA HALLS,
2l0 BALTIh0RE STREET,
sn25-tfr NEAR CHARLES
H r p .pa'""4E EE5 IS 4:
p.TPSr orr,, er,--,-o NUNNs It 0LARK's
GRAND AND SQUARE
? A N O. RITES,
ARE UNQUEsTIoHABqLY THE BEST PIANOS NOW!
sup RIOR MELOD IONS.
.ly-s, FROM s45, UPWARDS
ss-Pfh Ss PIANOS and Music Stools for SALE
,e., No. 50 W Faystte street
lsSztlr and No. 10 \. Charles street
ESURE WATERJS MANS NATURAL DRINK
AS HSSE TE46k Is IS Is G5o 5E Fd56 ExIs
we Would invite attention to a variety Of
that we nave for sale suitable Feraon and Puria
s'ioh OF our "''a"' and '""'e hDa rR e. oa:Sr
3 IeEo-t,r Nos, ZIG and 2l8 Baltimore street
NTorlo4 1on rg- r,,r 40 ,..-,.-.,,
wAsHI%a To y 3 ) GgiIII.btna,
aRNrLEHEx,s AN Ebt+ TDGfH sSsHsET'
EA XXI Al AAiRs 81 YEEsrA 81 " PSTFeRys
o2-tEr READY 8IDE Avn 94 i5is': "a oRnra
Dr.. W. CULLEN DUNNAvANT,
DEN TIST,
No So North Charles street,
BALTIMORE,
tel -tF nd.
H.E. HAzLEHURsT. W D wF1a mn
vuLc AN WogKs. 'A'D
ALL KINDS OF
HEAV NACHINERY
STEAMBOATS, REPAIRED, IRON BRIDGES ko
ls12u HAZLEHURsT & co
aG.Esrs CALVERT STABLES.
Sh--1zN | would respectfully inform nv friends and
nc mat have taken the Calvert Stables and viii lie
CaleeheS, Brggies, &C 'Npe'''l 0'"'ne''
e. e. Funerals atten,ed to in the hest manner.
'G JAS 4 sy T. SRI WsF 4RFs horses
,sy-., Calvert Stables, Calvert street,
---.-e Opposte City Soring.
A RTIsrs' AND DRAWING MATERIALS.
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MERRILL's BREECH-LoADING RIFLE. :
MERRILL, THOMAS 4 Co.
mh2'-t 23i BALTIMORE STREET :
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NEW GOODS
GABRIEL. D. CLARK
has Tor sale ev npCIop Of ia- WATCHES, JEwyrpv
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his store Corner ~ ty.
and Wate, sire ao, o.
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the Rev. SANVEi. c. KERR Ing 4'h instant
IN ne ~ n instant. after short Illness AIaERT
only soa OF Richard b. and Eugenis Evans aped
On the lStr instant MARY SUSAN daughter of the late
W m. ?. Nichols I. OF Mssnn.i '. " 1Iie ~
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o,., MARRIED,
IN iith instant at St Pau Church, Calvert county
MI Dy heV L. j. Miels, DIR. JAS. j. DUKE, of Calvert
Texas 7 VI '' 'oi1h o"sh. OF
On ,IueSday, 18th instant by Rev George " Cooper
hite, ali OF this CITY ' ""eN'ei Vi bayiu
WI the 4th instant, by the Rev David Wilson GEORGE
"ohf 4 10 MANY a COLBERT, all of Baltimore
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The wellknown Murio, formerly the property
OF mr.. breV"ort, Is on free exhibition at Goupils
and can, we understand be nnrchased
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DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. C. A HARRIS,
o'"-sr 81 NharH CHARLES sSsxs4
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kINDLING WooD KINDLINa Woopl
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
AT Olfce OF City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. North STREET.
sAo'u JAS Fl. JOHNSON!
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Palmer, "our own SCULPTOR" is at present en-
gagged On new subject in marble, which will no
oouo' see the light when the public eye is ready to
MUS. ~ " ~
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Washington kept eiosedP ' oAp''A' s''A0' ~
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zoo TORS : s--s 2s,eSt:
@osf 5GSHEsRx 15ESn h4R 4 f Ti4%5FFFq GOODS
A u pori, 3a,sg. L$S THAN HALE PRICE,
printed sasy s van IN T9a Rn senadne BarsRes
s WY6lis aar ess, 4. ,,u.s -.
CEN %2+ Sprcas; MANY at hsIf cast d,
ORES. i tiqp kB 3 Bio F3 e ~. >,
French cnzss bbSns All hesa lois xrrs boil dfhfs
moor er M ali %s% Yo;k at large sacrifices the
opened on our retail floors NoGqy morning al" VIII De
ap8trr 80 t;A9 40, an3 o5 EA astdo Co.,
VyT !, i5,555I . ----s-.Ole street.
w ROTH & FuLLERT0V,
NOS. 50 AND 81 iB AIHfu0 JRE STREET
Atwhch lace they viii open On his Non
IAN ''ocN OF ne" AMI SGsrt6e n pring and sannet
srr Embracing all tie styles S2D and qualities in
GaENApINEs,
LA WSH'
ia IL az G7 -.
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
AoURNING Goops. GLOVES
sHA"IS;
ycr,s ~, ,.,,,,,,- -, LACE GOODS,
Al Of which be osrd a. 't o~st pS Ges DC Ob,st
I.Sof.ht D. BROWN
~ ObERI ID. BROWN & co
ANN DIRECT IMPORTERS
AND FoRSlGN AANT va AGENTS,
For J. "A. sARRL1E,s 1p yizi r,,,rr,.-.,,,
YORK STREET FLAX SPiNNTSG q q - u HS6GNeI
TgHN PpA1IklGK : SONS ''''0 w." ip00i
DuNb 69s GhGHHS$ s sc9%5t iWT TS MUsLNs
BUkL2P8 AND BAGG f5SG; pAaASA' &c
ORDERS REGEIT Ed 70 iSioRT Il sSs Faddss
NJ ts5 5t II HDKFs ITALIAN CLoTHs, ALT4G2s
- , :. :
x NidIING COTTON, Domestic and German
IN Oh D. and threads, superior article for sale by
n24tr 40 BaI,;,,oy.o. . f. AANN,
CfTOVFS - -, "ss"een Gay and Frederick
~ Aiso' hail-HsSe Of Aerino, Cotton and Wool
p24.tf 40 R,,ti. E MANN,
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5oJses, tst.. IaI sui. E@G t.ar;.
NOR RENT-A STABLE in the rear Of House
4 No; 3l9, West Lexington street. between Pine and
FItmons streets, or to GrI En- X WILL EMS,
-Pl2-u No. 10 West J. mbard trpet.
t;:.5:1 FOR RENT.-WAEEuOUSG No. 81
ES:i5 SIN tn wharf, to be I2 instant In
a-.ze-:1 cure OF .. g. HAREEt L co,
aptl-tI Is ENcfnUcn place
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rSIoFE No IL Pratt street, above Charles street
near Republican street " '''-@' ,
street.. '' '' - AVA ~'a''-'
Large STABLE and Yard Pratt street, nsar Howard.
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fT:;;r FOR RENT.--The fcur-story ~ ELL
iis ING No 100 West Favct0 street formerly occurred
sEa-oy Or ThoS. II. Wright between Park and Cyygrd
streets Possession given Immediately For terms apply
/" 81 3. PEE}NE
..ILL- ssLrD. II
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~. -
9nblit SaIfs,-
hH 50 n uEL n. GOVEI-
ATTRACTTVE SAip

2ASs EIGHT HUNDRED CHOTCF AVN e,,-...
HAPDI ROSES, ""hECf
In BLOOM,
- AT AUCTION.
WI be sod at my Sales Rom W q Baltimore street
o'clock, a lcautiful selection Of HARDY ROSES m"stIv
IN b'e'm, from the GrouIcS OF Mr.. ScamUc- They corr
pSs most choice and great variety rich co Ors and fra
GRANGE, a grown from the natural stock.
ALSO
An assortment of TREES AND FLOWERS all Of which
have been selected with great care by pracica A,ss
ne above can he seen IT nv To SDAY AFTER
NJ, previous to the day Of sale.
lei ms cash, in b-Hkabe funds
SAMUEL II. COVER Auct.,
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o. VERY VALUABLE FARM n.n
sf.isI OR COUNTRY-SEAT, SITUATED ON THE%s5S
- OLD FREDERICK ROAD, "-~~'
ABOUT SIN NILES FrUM THE CITY.

'117' '''N4T
HR EDWARD SGEWAETZE
corner Calhoun an Fayette streets
, on Franklin Square.
apI6,20 27Ml IO&dts " wv 81 lflii e nc icie.r'
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TRUSTEE S SALE

-AF55+sA SAGUABLE bWELL#G on SOUTH PACA ST.
y " tue OF decree of the Circuit Court for satrorc
cI the u dersigned trustee, viii offer for sale Ey Tic
auction o. the premises, FRIDAY g. ION daT II Nav
next ati o'clock in The afternoon: " '' ~ -"J
ALL THAT LOT Of GROTND sifu9ta srI 1rf,,, - a.,
TX o. Iaimore aforesaid AID thus described BEGINNING
~. u e same Oh The rOt side South Pace street nj
We distance 81 % iac SCu-hwc,tariy FROM ti. western
CORNER OF warner and Suut iaCa streets and rlI!uirr-
f sohlh" e,terly, bounding south Pac street. II
go gcJ anr"eStery li2 feet; thence hcasar.v II
Ground SO ~ ''~ pau VI bIN'..'l.A'
IN gfo'Td ny three story brick DWELLING (No lrsA
~. uhIs!ed basement and douie tyo-stoyy hack mia
l anu stable and Carriage Iruse en- the rear Of Tho f
iermS-ne third cash t,. .Iancs IN Two r,raI ~
SlmeE.s OF ilres six cl,t}i. ryrr, E To- lr
lltS from DAY Of safe be secured IN u. ls nj tho
P''aef % DC th"Or5ci 20 h -asi "tgu Of tn frusiee
SAMUEL SNuN prN, TIUstst
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E.,.f IOb hENi.
AsM he large tree-story HOUSE No 20 North Charles
5, street WI Ch would be altered far ;,na u rasiI5 m
conV erted into OFFICES " " '''N'' Va
Large NV ELIINE No u St Paul .tre, ror,sr e
for OFFICES. '7 '''-e. az 7''''"'S
STORE AND DWELLING, soath east corner Of Court
land and Sara oga streets ~ - N''''
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BY EYFEE.lArs sft..:r.Hn.

f5:H TRUSTEES SALA.-I will, by virtue
Njis OF dec ce nf the Circuit Court For Il ,iino cy
se., ~ public auction, az tn FXchansn Sales ROOM
dtyGi v az 1861. o'clock p 81 " " -"
ALI or THOSE TWO LOTS nF GEOUND situated in
it ctY aortSfI" the the s8. Eden trf.t
=. ei hrih IRON Bank street, - ie front by ceh u
iI5I Ivy iret' improved by three story Brc, B L.
Nv "iii b'ck building. known No. I2I ~nl-b Fi.T,
su5ecI TO ground rent OF So payable half yeagl
anu IN "l,f on he west size Spring street ir5 ~,
norm rom BANK street, II feet and ircrs font with
depth ii 50 feet, iwpr vito Ia-l. -r II =. gL-
To- ground 5e' Of $l5, payable YEARLY '
ne t"e Lots JOIN and are used one pruu.rly and
" II ne 50 subject to two ether murtwa rs now Of r.c,
NJ, i oI si'i--idil cash, and . in six IN nts
"ll" interest. l.. 81. REYNOLDS. Trustee.
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