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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
VAN WAGENEN'S
Celebrated English Horse SalYe.

Ths Remedy fer horse ailments of the feet and legs
aud especially ieundts, err sked and contracted feet
and CALLS wounds, Ne, has tie following home
nominations
Prairie da Chicn. March 81 1861
thereby certify TINT have used Mr.. Van Wagencn's
Horse saiye on lame horse, and IA two weeks It
ed hoof grow taree-Iuurtss OF IN nch; It
passes any thing the line horse saivss ever used
Also for tins enlargement Of contracted feet il appears
perfectly successful. JOHN THOMAS.
Tancqsicr, Apfil2 1861.
q. Van Wagenen, the proprietor 81 This Celebrated
English Horse Ssve arrived IL town the 2Sih day
o. March aud called attention to tie operation Of
hoof growing hose owned by hi;n The horse has
been badly FeGudefed his feet contracted 10 that ex
teny that lie vegy stin. have .oekea 1t him Il,
70 this be 2na ias 81 Aprfl, being seek since
te frst application vts ~ ate, and il MI
'sst . usifaceana doe- - with 'ii douAl il relation
feanaer ana ceutFaeipeet ia horses being incura
ble bT Tic 81 this Celebrated Remedy sew foot
is s u inch aeloN tie hair AND ENLARGED
10 the size 81 nstNaa foat Car grsa. For fur
ther information call at tie Stone Liver stable where
the ec1s eaa De seen as aacxe described; also the
most reliable esfi poniass 81 ia high standing in
dilf-yent paris nj the country.
Lancaster, Ms, April 3. :. G. MCDONALD
42fF WI. II. FOSTER.
FOR SALE At TIE LANCASTER LIVERY STABLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

EIGur TO ONE.-One Of Ellsworth's
Zoaaves at Alexandra relates that as the
Federal troops entered Alexandria, the
rebel soldiers scrambled hastily on board a
railroad train which stood ready at the other
end of the town, and in their hurry to de-
part forgot the mailbag. The Zouayes Sc
cured i as q trophy, and snmmarily cracked
It open. Among its contents was a letter
from The rebel officer in command at Alex
andria, addressed to his superior in the
Virginia lines, running somewhat after this
fashion:
"Send eight thousand troops here I'M
mediately. We are mementarily expecting
the arrival Of one thousand Zouasss from
Washington"
The rebels have. always counted one
Southefnef equal to eight Northern men;
but It new appears that the conditions are
reversed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
cHERIFFs sALE-PAnKnn Ct al.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Grant ssGeorge Cal
vert, Plaintiff amos Parker, and Ellen Parker,
his vie, defendants Circuit Court, Grant County,
Wisconsin. judgment Of Foreclosure and Resale.
49, virtue OF a judgment of Foreclosure and resale
issued Of the aDo. nanled court, Ia favor OF the
above named plaintiff and aga nst che above named de-
ltndtnts bearing dale ihe l4th day 81 March, A. d.
1851 aud 81 the direction of the Plaintiffs attorney
STALL on Che 18th day Of June. a. y. 1861, at the
hour O'Clock ia the forenoon Of said days at the
on ler door 81 the COaft Ouse, ia the village oi Lam
caster ia Grant County Wisconsin, offer for sale and
viii sen 1T Public 4aeaon, 10 the highest and hest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following described real
a. tte te-St the Ealf Nv ~ q The northeast
0nartef ne Of section number twentynine (z91 Or
iownsi number fOnr az north VI range NUMBER five
(5) vest aud the east bait e ~ Of the southeast
uatier fe - IL Section number two (2) OF township
number three 90 north Of rauge numsef sN ~ west
an ia the County Of Grant and State OF Wisconsin
said prelaes are ordered in this 70 be sold coli
lectEey til satisfaction OF the Judgment amounting 70
ihe sum af Thirteen Hundred ana Eighfy-Eight and
g-lG0ths Dollars damages; a-o, the SIAM Of sixty
Two DDliafs aojudged 70 the said plaintiff for lis costs
andaarges ia rs aei0a, gether with interests aud
disi,a gsnentsand coats accruibg.
Dated Sheriff. Office, Lancaster, March I'd, a. D..
1861. }. =. MOORE,
Sherry If Grant ca, HIS.
VIZ. P. DEWEY, Plaintiffs Attorney. 4l-l3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE
I'M Hazel CfREErl-

Grant County Court; II Probate. Ia the matter IF
the guardanssip az Lydit Tankins, Elizabeth
Tonkins, ana LayIna Ioalins, minors
Notice is hersbs gsea that b. virtue and il parsa-
aeA af An order Of license n4de in sal 9;, -
Can day 81 May, 4 p. iaiL by the conn,x court ii
said ceusty Tie undersigned guardian sara
ises il Sc Sold nNar " two oc!acs tlle 5tef
noon al said day. offer ag Asl AZ public lie
hiheat bioacr The ielowing described real estate m
tie Town Of Hazel Iguen, u auty 81 Grant state
III Wisconsin. TO Wit: OGtA < nunlaer il, Roofs
addition to Upper Hazel Greens aaa aescfib ~ ol-
fass iwcnt-soa f249 town 7ue 90 n9rth IF range
one west, commencing az the southeast corner 1T
otf ~ number one 81 James TuF.l ~, rgns soafh
on The tie tie Mime 81 Foial roa thirteen rods aud
3sS feet to the northeast corner q Fourth street
Fourth Street thence north 10 the line OF James
Iarnes out lot. e east two banafsa ieet Y he
pace IL beginning. The terms 81 SAG viii % made
Knoan at the tune an place Of sale
natea star a.th Is5lt HENRY PETERS.
sos Guar dian Of said minors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

ng-Thc followingis the oath which all
volunteers and regulars mustered into The
service Of the United States are requiied to
take before their fnd enrolment iato SER
vice:
q do solemnly swear that I VIII bear
true allegiance to the United States Of
America; that / will serve them faithfully
against all enemies or opposers whatsoever
that viii obey the orders Of the President
Of the United States, and Of the other Of
fcers appointed over me, according to the
rules Of The armies Of The United States
SO help me God"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

AMERICANS RETURNENG HOME FROM
ABRoAD.-A partisan correspondent says
the civil war news from the American con
tinent has brought to Paris a large num-
her Of Americans who were il Italy, Ger
many, and other countries Of the old world.
These travellers are all proceeding home
ward as fast as possible. The resources Of
most Americans abroad depend on com
merce; they therefore find themselves at
the present moment, in very unpleasant
position-not knowing, in fact, exactly
what may be the result of the civil war as
regards financial interests. Nearly all
Americans who were living in Paris have
already left to look after their interests.
Of late years they have been the best Gus
TONERS to hotel-keepers on the continent
Of Europe, spending their money with a
freedom which once made the travelling
Englisbmen 50 popular abroad London
Sunday Tines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
cHERlFFss sALE--BURNS.

state Of Wisconsin County Of Gfant,-ss Michael
Burns Guardian, &c, Plaintiff against William +.
Carter, Guardian, &C, Defendant Circuit Court Of
Grant County, Wisconsin
By virtue Of writ OF Execution issued out OF the
above named Court ia favor Of the above named Ds'ft
and against the above named PIlf to directed and
devered and for want of goods and ehattels Of the said
Pllf Michael Burns, whereon TO levy, / have by the
direction OF the Deff, William Z. Carter. levied upon
all the right title interest which the said III Mch
aeI Burns, had the 18th day March, A. D., 1851,
or has since acquired in and tire following describe
cd real estate, to-wit: The south half and the east
half Of the north east quarter and the southwest quar-
Of the northeast quarter and the southeast quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter Of Section nineteen tl9
Township No. four "a. north OF Range No four a.
west OF the fourth principle meridian, in Grant County
Wisconsin, excepting thgce 60 oil tile north.
quarter OF sid Section nineteen l9), described IN
executed on tie 9th day of June. A. D.. 1851 and re-
corded in the Office Of Register of Deeds OF Grant Coun
ty, Wis. Book az" of deeds pages 464 and 465,
also, acre and fraction OF the north -east
corner said section nineteen tl9) decided by Aiehle
Buns to the town Of Beetown N0yemberAth 1859, for
Grave Yard, and aescibed III deed recorded in tho
said Registers Office in Book IL Of deeds on page
go and also one-hai 81 hand oil the t-eas quar-
Ter Of said Section nineteen Q9e which decided By
Michael Burns 10 School District No. twa ~ town
of tetown and described ia deeds recorded in the said
Registers Office Book 'P' If deeds page ESQ.,
Which above described aad with the exceptions 4b0ge
maze viii tie "a day Of July, 1891 int The hour % 10
or0ek ia the leHpon 81 81 day ofe for sale and viii
sell To the highest and beot bidder for cash III aaa
tie outer door OF the Ourt H0use IN the Village Of
made to satisfy the juds cement in this amounting
to the handr aud sixty three and I4lD0ths
dollars together with interest costs, and costs accrue
ing dated 1heliAs Office, Lancas er, June ., 1851
j. II. MOORE Sheriff.
Grant County, Wis.
NM. T. CARTER, Attorney Tor Himself. 5l-6w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

40 feet, striking a grindstone pretty hard.
| understood he was injured. | haven't
heard from The grinstone.
a man III a cockt hat cum up and scs he
felt As tito apology was doc me. There
was a mistake. The crowd had taken ne
for anuther mani | told himnot to mention
it. axed him if his wife and little ones was
SOS to be about, and cotton bored the train,
which had stopped 1T that station 20
minits for refreshments" got all wanted.
It was the hartiest meal | ever ct.
| was rid on on rale the next day, q
bunch Of blazin fire crackers bein tied to
my coat tales. | was fine spectycal in
a dramatic point Of view, but | didn't en-
Joy it. / had other adventures Of start
lin kind, but why continner? Why laser
ale the public boozcm with these here
things Suffysit to say got across Ma
son and Dixie's line safe at last. | made
tracks for my humsted, but she with whom
I'm harnist for life failed to recognize, in
the emashiated bein who stood before her,
the gushin youth Of forty-six summers, who
had left her only few months afore.-
But went into the pantry, and brought
out certain black bottle. Rasin it to
my lips, sed ''Here's to you, Old gal =
| did it SO natral that she knowed me al
onct "Ihose forml Them voice -
That natral stile Of doin things IT'S he!
she cried, and rushed into my arms. Il
was TOO muchf for her Il shefell into aswoon
/ cum very near swounding myself.
/ No more to-day from yours for the Per
petrltion Of the Union, and the bringin Of
I the Goddess Of Liberty out Of her present
bad fix.-- Vanity Fair.
ARTEMUs WARD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

CALIFORNIA, GoLD.-The London Times
says that insurance has been effected in
England upon $5,ooo,o00 California gold,
via Panama to Southampton, England
This has been diverted from the channel
via New York on account Of pirates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
no ALL WHOM II NAY CONCERN

Notice hereby given that ct the noxt special term
az size Gi cult Court of Grant County, Wisconsin,, to
be begun and held at the court House in Lancaster IN
said county, te first Monday in August, A. y. 1861,
application viii be made by the proprietor Of the fol-
ing named BIZ eks, farkers Addition q the village
OF Bosco9ei as designated The recorded luap and
plat thc of to vacateaii alleys running lhrough docks
number twost.1ee aud eleven, (l, z. II, and
also To vacate al that portion Of the street
east and west, called Parker Street which lies betwe
bieeks nuInbsr tNo lgl aud eleven lI in sid village
of BnseOlel.
Lancaster, May 27th 1861
DWIGHT PARKER Applicant
nv Barber Lowry lis ATTORNEYS 50-low
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
ESTATE OFLEYI R. MARSH.
SALE or LANDS.

In Probate Crawford County Court In tho matter OF
the estate of Levi r. Marsh, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
suance Of order OF license made in said matter the
9th day Of May. A. d. 1861 BY the county court Of said
county, the undersigned administrator of the estate OF
said Levi r. Marsh, deceased, viii the 10Th day n
june A. D.. 1851 the hour Of Two Oelock in the sf-
tenoon cf said da at door Of The eonrhouse
the town If Lancaster, in Grant county, Wisconsin,
offer for sale u ru lic vendue ali the right title and
belongs said estate in and to the following des-
crbed lands to-wit: The southeast quarter AID the
southwest quarter e SECTION No seventeen fl5) in
Township No IKE (5)Nofth Of Range No. i've ~ West,
situate lying and Icing ia The county Of Grant ia the
State IL WISCONSIN. The tens Of stid sale win be
made known The time and place Of ssle.Dated Mas
rs. 1861 JOHN THOMAS, Ada'r dc beaAs ran
4Sw6 OF said estate
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
nwThe federal government has dete

The federal government has deter
mined to receive taeenty- one regiments from
Ohio for three years service. This will in
clude all Of the thirteen regiments already
mustered into the United States service for
three months. Two Ohio regiments are
now at Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

80 The papers are bragging Of m in
fenlioa III Nhieh hides are tanned in ten
minutes. Our schoolmaster used ia Us If
h Two.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

L. Why il young lady just fropf
boarding school Ike building committed
Because she IS ready for proposals.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13


The following conversation between Mr..
Wesley and Simeon is related by DR..
Dealtry III his sermon on the occasion of
tie death Of the laiter:
pray, sir, do you feel yourself de-
PRAYED creature, SO deprayed that you
would never have thought Of turning to
God, if God had not first put it into your
heart?"
YES said the veteran Wesley, DO,
indeed"
And do you utterly despair Of recon-
mending yourself to God By anything that
you can do, an look for salvation solely
through the blood and righteousness Of
Christ =
Yes, solely through Christ"
"Bat, sir, supposing you were first saved
by Crist, are you not somehow or other to
save yourself afterwards by your own
works."
"No; I must b saved BY Christ from
first to last
"Ailowing, then, that you were first
turned by the grace Of God, are you not
N some way or other to keep yourself by
yonr own power!
NO
"What, then, are you to be upheld every
hour aud every moment by God, as much
as an infant in its mothers arms. ~
Eyes, altogether
"And is all your hope in the grace and
mercy Of God to preserve you unto his
heavenly kingdom!"
eyes, | have no hope bnt in him.
"Then, sir, with your leave, / will put
up my dagger again; for this is all my
CalTinism; this is my election, my justif-
cation by faith, my final perseverance; it
if, in substance, all that 7 hold, and as r
hold IT,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

EE Come here Tom: go you know
your A. B. C's!" "Yiz, sur, know a
bee sees"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

Rs- Why i a pig il a parlor liz q
house on fire. Because they both oasslt
10 Be put ont.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

II ne numOeF Of iUglTNe slaves Who
have already fled to FortressMonroe. is 1855.
At $1,000 per head, they are worth to
their masters $4,000. As scontraband
goods they are contiseated to the service Of
the United States. Tic decision Of Gen.
Butler enables the law Of forfeiture TO work
upon two thousand millions Of property.
Tie South viii be scared as they never
were before-because Gen. Buffers decis-
ion il consistent with the law Of nations
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
PARKER & HAtoRANs .sToEEi

just south Of Parkers Store before making their pur-
ehasea PARKER& HALORAN.
N. B-Water Spouting and Jphbing of al kinds done
short notice, Ola Copper, Brass and Pewter taken
IN exchange P.&H,
September 1860. lift
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
o. ScHooL PREsBYrERIAN CHURoH.

OLD School PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The General Assembly Of this Church,
after quite a lengthy discussion, have
adopted Dr. Springs resolution in favor Of
sustaining the Union and the laws. The
vote stood ia ayes to 66 nays. nays
were principally Southern members, though
the synods of New York, New jersey and
Philadelphia gave sixteen negative votes.
The synods of Northern Indiana, Illinois,
Chicago, Wisconsin, Iowa and Southern
Iowa, were unanimously in the affirmative.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
ever eco, 600 worth Of IRON, Steel, Hardware&c

must now be closed out, consisting part OF
iron All sizes, Bar, Bundle, Slab and Sheet iron.
steel -Al sizes, Cast PioS, i. b., A. g., German
aud zoe Cork.
aans-2 to cod, Spikes, Wrought, Horse Shoe
Mis-.
Chains Cable. Log, OK Trace, Pump Jack. &c.
Tin KIatc Copper. Brass, ZINC, Babbet, Block Tin,
Wire, &c.
out Trimmings.
Castings Hollow Ware, Pump Reeds, Door and Gate
Rollers, sleigh Shoes, &c.
Tinmens Machines and Tools, in sets or separately.
Timers Stock IN general.
Carpenters Taols Coapers Tools, Edge Tools Circu
lar Saws Mil Saws Hand Saws &e Scissors and Shears,
Farming Utensils, Biaeksmiths Tools, Table Cutlery,
Pocket Gallery, Scales &c.
A great variety Of HOUSE .PfWMINGS, such as
Iaatches, Butts W,ndow Fasts. etc. Wagon Hubs,
Axes, Springs, Tin are, in fact, almost every thing
usually Kept il General Hardware and Iron Store,
from a " IGck to 4aUit."
Address all orders to
JOHN 3. FRENCH Agent.
GaIena, H.. March LIST, 1861. 80 I'm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
ALL rIasr-cLAss COOKING STOVES.
Tin and Copper Work

Of the best meterals and warrant work and wares
All persons buy ing Stoves and Tin Ware at Boscobel
should call at
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13
SLIGO AND TYRONE
Iron and Hardware Store.

Tie administrators Of tile estate of NICHOLAS
BOWLING, Offering TO the public the largest
stock of Iron, Steel, Hardware &c. in the Northwest,
which will be sold at lower prices than be bought
of the manufacturers and parties desiring 20 purchase
will we'll 70 call and examine, the entire stock Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-13

An Arlninian and a Calvinist
may agree.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-04

! az sAr1Uia'4 "a. COZ ia
! GRAND SALE OF
nG 8FS SFI& qES4 i $Sf#s p TEA w
GLASS WARE, &c. sc, NEW STYLE
ONE TEA SET or sTERiiN& SILVER SLY PIECES
siS E9 SIf 10 70 ozSn VERY Han DsOME;
a NJ AF February 9Th at 10 O'clock at my store No 81
~ WV Strett large and elegant collection OF RICH
CY FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS a and y ~ niec aS hand
sHIieiy ornanIented FRENCH C4INA VASES of various
Tey; 9e,agon Spills, Card Receivers ssaRe statge
ard Sgucer China large assortment of Motto Cups
joi3gnes lshaster Tea SETS handsomely iGnraS Pftr
1870, HEAVY SILVER PLATED TEA SETS.
Clt Bottles Casters, five TO bottles Sc together
WIN great variety OF fancy and useful articles too
eur % pareuariza, &c &C. Every article will be sJd
TT9-The ladies' arc Particularly invited to this sale
Terms, cash. $. H. COVER, Auctioneer
N. B.-Ths SILVER will he sold at Ii O'clock precisely
SE - w. EsEGSNEi"C q q
III TRUSTEES SALE.
HH ~ virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Balt
sale on TUESDAY, 18Th day of February at O'Clock p
Nj az The E%change Sales room in the city Of Baltimore
Beginning for The same on the north side of lombard
Lset az the distance Of one hundred feet westerly from
lombard street twenty-five feet thence n6reriv parallel
WIN Fean street one hundred and tyfour alley,
feet soury parallel with Penn street one hundred
ana ana hiY four feet to the place of beainnng.
I!is lot IS improved by fir5tcass three-story Brick
NV EilING, with large Back Building, and all modern
and subject to annual ground rent of
Terms of sae-One third cash on day of sale; onebird in
SIX months and the balance in twelve months credit pay
trustees. : MQktI5 COCHRAN, Trustees
JIM ~ Dr,,->-r,D m
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-04

OFFICE, No. G3 SECOND STREET.
UND0UBTED SECURITY AND EoW RATES
The Undersigned represent, their old established agen
cy the following frstclass Companies, with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
lETNa INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD Geo 900
PHGENIE INSURANCE co, BAgTFoRn....... 55O,0oO
MERCHANTS ms. co, acknowledgements. 25O,o9O
NEW ENGLAND MS. co, FARTFoRD........ 25o,oOo
MAs54SOIT ms 90, Observation-Disclosures $4,000
SPRINGFIELD me. CO, sPRINGFIELD....... sOo,GOo
-ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., aARFFoRD.... $4,000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE Do, LoNDoN.,~..... 25oo.cO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency
sl7-tf j. G. PROUD Il SONS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-04
gOEsss, IT,, t0r SaIe mn Rfrf,

So FOR SALE CHEAP.-A fine DWELL
ES 10 en- aecglorh street between Eilde and Pr
HdiT 'e GO lr Mt and threestory doube Rgck
63g2i ply 10 WIN II GHKBl0rfr, s' q N s5si'
;;H FOR REET--1he BANKING uGTSl.
Htiii' lately occuaiea n.y. josiah Lee 4 CO
jasIt- r. WATT BLA&CHARp, T.astee,
s1;;ii:ff -. f0H RENT-DW ELLING No n North
EiE d , 4; between Gay and Fayeue sts in good
VIZ % rene" o" to COED tenant Apply 10
Jas! corner East Falls and Eastern 5yc1ss
Ss..;;;i;1 E0R RENT, AT SIS PER MONTH
Scity nsa, F.s6 5ii3E in the wsstGrn part the
hood-#ith large yard, gas ana Fater neShboE-
f aJe Street. kitchen ad six o6as Hppy s%@
60 g.: FOR RENT OR LEASE.-TH- I7WFT-
Eziis LING HOUSE AND ADJOINING GROuNDS he
TFE 2Is M 70 the estate Of VIM Frc deceased on
S S6t6 Is! Mgq b The PqPery in SOL eao and
ss.laztt .y' : Wi : !, Fa we; Street
E;;1 WILL EXCHANGE A FINE FARM
LIE near tls City f0r one near Petersburg, Va Also for
v vsr1 y Seat; HQH LOTS and GROUND Rents
SOLD ami C0NHSsI0N BUsiNE$S GFN JP A1IV Nv a
70 70 y y; E&t3@ street. 7. n. REID. jai7tf
4 MOUND RENTS NANTED-From $50 10
$500 per annum, permanent and well secured. AppIy
= ssi% y No 81 North Charles street
E'OR RENT-Two desirable OFFICES, IN the
-'''-'Ha No street,
jag II 49, No n St1 CHARTS IS str ct.
y ROUND RENTS FOR SALE, irredeemable
SA and handsomely improved One of 500 per anrrrn
Two OF 500 per annum, two $3.50 per annm two Of sIsn
P1' ahiluh AID FOUR OF sos per annum. Apply 10
ias-tf "'; - 4 Il q cASa alids IT,.
4 PARTMENTS--A SUITE OF APART.
= nENi% very desirable, win be let to a gentleman
oaheral street, nearly opposite the athedra ia7-iiFt
In FOR REET.--The four-story Brick
ksii1 WAREHOUSE, No. 90 South street, CBowly,s wbarO
having water front the Basin, Mc(iur's n6rt in
INC rear and railroad track in the street Apply to
-2-"-- s3t wood street, Bowly's wharf
t{S;:;t FOR RENT-Large Double HOUSE. on
I GoFR ,t St Paul street and Bank lane now occupied
Also DIV ELiING 20 North Charles street north RI rs
yette} which will he altered for store if desired " ~ "
FOK ,SAi4k-,,oTi&inal GROUND RENTS of $500 sl35
Sl23e and SO each. W. W. GLENN ''''
Gou 6NoEth Calvert street
E1NOk RENT.-Large ROOM on the first floor
a OF the frankIi1 Building for rent recently fitted nm M
EuCh expense, with gas wat-r, DC Also an adi0nirg
toom Apply at 80 SOUTH GAY ST. nIg tt
I OTIS FOR LEASE.
- 22j feet on Montgomery st-est, east u Winfa9,
% re- On Nofth street, north Gf Eager
~ te+t on Cathedral street, south of Read
I0'o.t ", siaHSoa St.cet- binding the Falls
Apply 70 FIX. HOWARD, Attorney,
-, A.. IL st. Paul sire
49,. ot at the Exchange Of6ca
f45:::1 FOR KENT.-DWELLING No. 245, ".
E taTGtt2 street. between Pearl and Pine streets Appv
-s4kto HENRY RIEMAN & SONS, Howard street si2-tf
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