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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-08

| SoxE Woops-NEws TsR THE HoosfERs Al
vsys 90 from home TO hear the news In a late
sermon By II W Beecher he says:
In early days. in Indiana, where / lived, the
fcrc-t- we're - thick that msu might traeel
days snd never see toe SUI An old bcigbbor OF
nine told me that. when he fret sestled 10 Indian
l srol.s lie used 10 20 the White river. where the
trees we're parted. 70 get a sight of the sky.
There are dense forests there still; and travellers
m the thick.v wooded sections often 20 the near
esi broken and billy region - some Alieghsuisn
highland look tor spot where the Lightning
has PLAYED axmsn with the trees, and opened a
wiudo~ through which they can look out upon
the surrounding country, and ascertain where
shey are, and whether they are going in she right
direction. Sometimes. after travelling days, and
perhaps weeks. in the midst Of outrageous
tree. men come 10 point where they can see
the land along the Ohio There - that range OF
bills. and there j. that spur: and they take view
OF thssc. AID determine their course by them.
ard 90 OF Their vay sgsin. and are shut IN once
more BY the foliage above and around them; but
they DO not forget that they have seen the lay of
the land. and they travel with more comfort and
cOmp0sure "
Sensible hoosiers The appreciate comfort
and compDsure They are now the Wild men of
the wood. but they have wide room and glo-
rious opportunity for improvement, IL they can
OILY ge, TO see the sun and the sky
In the sane sermon he saws:
The effect Of social sympathy and example
i to keep men down on a level with the average
The most Influential Law Is the Law of average
A m9D wants to be shout as honest as the com
mon run OF men. man wants To be about as
true men ordinarily man wants 10 be
about IS good a. the average Of men man
wants TO do about as society does. Nov. TO be
about like the average, is to be mean, and stip
gy. and poverty stricken
Query Has the hoosies We. risen to the av-
erage?
~ Tbe men subjec, to draft in Centre town
ship met At the court house pursuant 20 al
journed meeting.
The house orginized by elect,ng Vim Sharts
president. and VIM II. Lindenbower secretary.
The soliciting committees were then called. and
reported the amount subscribed. which $2l,
POI. which lacked 81 900 of being enough To sc
cure the volunteers. which was made known,
and the money was raised by the districts.
The following resolution vas offered by Mr..
Ray. and passed:
Resolved. That committee consisting OF f
Rowland, VIM l. Lngenfelter and Captain
Francis, be authorized TO commence recruiting
Immediately. with authority to offer township
bounty OF $500 to each recruit, and SO To each
person presenting acceptable recruit, or u the
recruit presenting himself. and that the various
district committees be instructed to collect and
pay over to j George Stiltz, treasurer, all sub
scriptons made. and whenever possible obtain
increased subscriptions; and that il recruits can
not be obtained at $500. and any person drafted
who shall have paid TO the treasurer the sum of
S25. shall receive $500
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MONEY TO LEND.

MAY Dc SMITH,
4 ufh0rizsi l. Government 20 lean $685. in suDs
z from 81 70 Thousands Watches. Dian ,nds,
Je~e.y. Ciofhng. Fzr1itrre. huic1 Instruments and
other pe-soBal property, No lei. North Illinois
street orrool's Block the trst bucfng north Of the
Bairs House up stars. Private resns, second door,
dice open at IL hours
Ear Unredesned pledge o; al kinds for sale o.
trade. jsn3o-da
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INDIANA MUTUAL 3.
Draft Insurance Go.
|ScE 50 Fc-r - (-T9T
CAPITAL 10000.
TO MEN LIABLE TO DRAFT!
Arb YOU INSURED AGAINST Thu DRiPH
N LIABLE TO DRAFT!
Arb YOU INSURED AGAINST THE DRiPYl


drahs
81 Contrary Ia sd
Il e. acceptable tf ~
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sa pu Si s can Be asse
IL, .stm.sa at Sfhs liable dram
.n nSa n. ratio the
the as B.na pynssa
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Ty tr s sn as
@ s ,s. CO. 70.
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membership
REFERENCES
H ugsh. PrstFu National Bank
tons to e drsssdo either Of
A. f. NOBLE, Block,
CHARLES HEWITT. Temperance HaI,
INDIANAPOIIs. IND.
n &c
Of ryf ha ID.
list
he ndmenha enrlt,c d fonie ''"
ta
ENGLISH. President.
JOHN C. NEW. Cashier
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

n To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
$50 and $40 A. N; and $50 and 600 P. NJ. Sunday
trains at 4.30 and $50 A. NJ and $50 and 500 p NJ.
To Philadelphia and New York by Baltimore
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, Depot Presi-
dent street-S25 and go A. NJ and 10 Lbs 635 and
9.25 ?. NJ. Sunday trains for New York $50 p. M.
and for Philadelphia 925 p. NJ.
To Harrisburg and the West by Northern Central
Rallroad Depot corner Calvert and Franklin street
10 A. M. and $50, 500 and 1000 P NJ
NJ. and 500 p. NJ.
~ 70 Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-4.OO
To Ellicott,s Mills by Baltimore and Ohio K-6.2O
and 9.N A. M, and l. 20 and $50 p NJ
10 Salisbury by Phila., Wilmington and Bait R
D To D. Dover Del. by Pha., Wilmington and Bait R
To Wheeling and Parkersburg by Bait and Ohio r
Rm9.00 A. NJ and $40 P. NJ.
To W estminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland X R.9.2O A. NJ. and $50 and 500 p NJ
10 Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond. by
daily ut 800 P NJ ''--
=, To Cambridge Oxford and Dover Bridge. Eastern
ShoreIevery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
lnIlvidual Enterprise Steamers, Light street Wharf
10 annapolis by Bait. and Ohio and Annapolis and
Elkridge Ra ii Depot, Camden street-70O, $50
Steamer from pier at foot of Camden street, every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday morning at 80
A. NJ "
For further information see advertisement of Rail,
roads and Steamboats, in another part Of this psper
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TisE-WEEkE.Y COMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Financial Affairs.


The Gold market has been quite excited to-day and
the rates have varied materially. During the early
part of the day there was strong upward movement
in if, sales being made at the first board at lS an
advance Of per cent the closing price of ycSteT-
day and subsequently the street at HOS but at
III, second board, under adverse from New
York. it fell back again to liz regular and 1885 sell
Ter -. and the market closed heavy. The sales at
M boards foot up about 10 900. but they were mostly
ut sellers option and Is days.
The general market was strong ut both boards but
there was but little done except in dividend stocks
Governments were quite active and firm: 5-2D's ad-
yauced again =, selling to the extent of $4,000 ut
1852 and closing ut los bid, lWf asked for old and
l02 bid l0lt asked for series 1905 sold at QSi
Tor first. sa for second, and ! for third SERIES the
market for them closing steady One year Certificates
sold I'D $50 Baltimore City is continue in demand
and cutie firm. lot of 5000 ls90$ was sold at the
tit board at 1905, and lot Of $1,000 1865 at the
second board ut g9 az which figures they closed firm
IN the state Railroad bond list there was nothing
done, but for such Of these stocks were inquired
for previous figures were bid. There were few lots
of Bank Stock sold al fall rates, but the only trans
action in Railroad Stock, of 80 shares North
crn Central at ~. Baltimore and Ohio was very
firm, <lliie being bid, and Si7l9 asked for it, and
Northern Central left oa at &til2 bid. S4l34 asked
CITY Passenger offered at the first board at S213I
hut ut the second this price bid for it without
being taken.
In the miscellaneous list there was some movement
ana Bare Hill advanced ct selling at So regular
and $40 buyer 80 days. Atlantic Coal sold at 81
and Maryland at IS cts. Bankers, and Brokers' Tele-
graph was weaker, some 30 shares being sold at
SLY j. decline of half dollar the price obtained
Il day or two since.
Iic following dividends have been declared this
wvsa. viz: The Marine Bank Of Baltimore five per
cyl'. for the past six months ulyabc ON and after
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Nj A RlNE JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, October 6. 1865.
u,.,Iu-a

W
Arrived.
Steamship Sea Gull, Rector 10 hours from n York
-mdse. TO Samuel Biaisdel Jr. Passed off the Wolf
Trat a bark, and off Smiths Point another-both at
anchor.
Steamer Georgeanna Pearson, from Norfolk-to NJ
\. Falls.
Steamer James T. Brady, Lands, from Norfok-to
A, w. Shaw.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, from Rich
Steamer octorara, Mclaughlin, from New York
mdse to }. a. Shriyer;
mdse. to j. A. Shriver.
Steamer LANCASTER, Tomlinson, from Havre de
Steamer Escort, -, from City Point, va.-with
troops to L. 5. Quartermaster.
Steamer Joe Johnston, -, from Point Lookout, to
Cleared.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, Norfolk-M N Falls
g, Steamer James >. Brady, Lands, Norfolk-A. W.
p, Steamer Wenonah, Dawes, Fredericksburg-J. j.
Taylor.
Steamer Lancaster Tomlinson, Havre de Grace.
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, New York
}. A. Shrlver, Co..
Steamer Henry L. cav. Iier; philaielphia-J. A.
ShriveT. :.
Steamer h. q. Cannon, siddell, Washington-U. S.
ScLr. 2. Snow. Smith, Boston-S NJ Hamilton
Schr. n. and L. Cranmer, Abrams, Brantford, Conn.,
;, Schr. Katie j. Hoyt, Parker, New Haven-James
Boyce.
- Schr; Elmira Cornelius, SLAYER, Edenton n. C. via
Brig Centaur johnson. Boston-stickney Co.
: Brig Lille, Day, BOston-Stckney & Co: 49,.
Schr. Peerless, Patterson, st. Johns P R-stirling
& Ahrens
GY TELEGRAPH 10 BALTIMORE EXCHANGE AND NEWS
ROOM.
=, Schr; SALIVA Jasper, hence for Boston, at Holmes
Hole. 18th inst.
:, Brig Martha Washington. Blanchard and schr
Fanny Heating, Rich-both hence at Boston, 9Th inst
Bark Waytarer, =, 81 days from Rio Janeiro. ar
Cleared To- baltimore.
Brig, Anrate Davis. and schr Helen Perry-both
cleared at New York, 9TH inst, for Baltimore
BrigS K. NJ. Heslen, Jones, and Surf, Stinson-both
cleared ut Boston, 4th inst for Baltimore
Arrived from Baltimore
Steamship King Fisher, Aldrich, hence at n. York.
9th inst. A
Memoranda.
= Steamers VIM. Kennedy, Parker, and Mary San
tord-hnth hence at Boston, 5th inst
rt me Aleyone Leavitt Gipsey, Grant; Oklahoma
oading at Liverpool, 23d ult.. for Baltimore
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EXTRAORDINARY Discovery or HuAAX RI
MAlNS,-An extraordinary and remarkably in
tereStlng discovery has been made at Ryhope
co!Iery by some workmen engaged in quarry
ing the limestone rock. The rock was blasted
and III removing the locsened fragments Of the
rock, the wUrkinen came upon large quantity
OF bones, including several human skulls. nj
merous skulls of animals, such Gs foxes. badg-
ers, Nc, and great number of human and
other bones. The place where the bones were
found was about twenty feet below the surface.
and about thirty feet within the bank The
appearances indicated that there had been n
cavity IN the rock which had at one time been
illied with water, but there appears no means
OF accounting for he presence of the skulls
ana bones, except that they were washed into
the hollow OF the rock many centuries ago.
Three of the human skulls, one of which is
remarkably perfect, having most of the teeth
IN, and several other human bones, were taken
care of by Mr.. Gibson, the resident engineer
OF the colliery, but a large quantity Of other
bones were unfortunately allowed to be carried
away. The discovery is remarkably inter
csting one, and will no doubt receive consider
able attention from our local biologists and
antlquaries. (Engldnd) Herald.
INTELLIGENCE FROM RUssIA.-M Minister CLAW
mas transmitted to the State Department an
Official copy of the conditions stipulated be-
tween the Russian telegraph department and
Hiram ). Sibley, for the establishment of tele
graphic communication between Russia and
America, by which the exclusive right is
granted to the latter, representing the Ameri-
can Western Union Telegraph Company, for
tihrty-three years from the day the line shall
be opened. The Russian Government to
grant a further term as II may ;udge conra
nient
=, In order to encourage the undertaking, the
Government grants to the company an allow
ance OF forty per cent. on the net produce of
dispatches transmitted by it over the lines to
and from America, and in order to contribute
as much as possible to the success of the
present undertaking of public utility, will
adopt the measures necessary for securing the
company's telegraph from being maliciouslv
injured by the local population, but at the
same time the Government refuses to take
upon itself any responsibility for such injuries,
of any nature whatever. The company is
allowed to import materials free of duty.
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

yH7IE PRO PRIET0RS of the New York Museum
H of Anatomy have determined, regardless of eX-
pense to issue free (lor the benefit of suffering hui
manity and suppression of quackery, four Of their
most interesting and instructive Lectures on Marri
age and its disqualifcatOns, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline of Manhood, Indgcs-
ton, Weakness or Depression, lmpotepcy, Less of
those Malades which result from youthful tolles,
eAoesscS u. maturity ignorance Of Physiology and
laws of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
enlghteniug and saving thousands. and will be for
wardcd free, receipt of four stamps, by address
ing SECRET RY, New Ork Museum vi Anatomy and
Medicine. GIG Broadway. New York. dN-V
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IN New ork money is abundant at 5af r cent on
ca' put under HE increased activity in stocks moro
asa ne nj tho higher rates There is n moderate hmsi
ne IN commercial paper for best names and s1 i0
'seon n, grade some produce bills are selling as
lar drawers have full control Of prices in the hieScc
g q as s4s 2 The rates BANKERS Sterling
Merchants, lOS5sal09: Francs long date io5 1S
TTT s short date 5l2?.a5l Freght are irmer.
NR1GgagementS to liverpool are: 1000 bush Corn
anu per steamer, II 900 bush Corn at Cd ''' at
lht gross exchanges or earances through the Now
9fk clearing House for the fiscal wear of tbn oStb
hshment, ending Both September ut. amount 70
Ics'H-S' fh9nsGnd miHions Of dollars or an ovaro1o
per day; for o1 business days of Ss4 706 000 Tb @
satng balances settled during the year betwen he
banks amounted to s. OBS $4,000 or an ayeraSe f f
uasi BUSINESS gay OF S3,3I3,O0O. When the honso
wa cSt3bliShed, twelve years ago the eTcba noue
averaged only SlS550000 per day and thc seftise
$4,000 per day. '' " 'ie settlements
Inc following is statement of the amopnt of oo,I
raAsRored over the Laekawana and western VI R cGl
W. t3 bo .aG week ending September 80 compared
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS
IRDaFed and carefully revised e,e, ,,e.l f.. u. p
timore Daily Commercial wv 1''''

iA'''e" ana cdret"Lp revised eceyy ,reek for the Bal
"more DAILY Commerciakl
ALCoHOI,-AlcoboiB ;ALTIMoRE October 6, 1865
bn io i iit week OF 50 bbs Western s. > cent at
gaon Out II Is selling in small lots at 5a4 "a -
A = d-i quote Pot at S775a7s71<. and p.o,
up oeIf Is very little doing in them
1endencg We quote to-day follows, viz: SpWy ot
- eiS rIot at cts and Water Crackers at cts = Il
ply and moderate demand at the quotations. which
are as follows viz 35aS cts for Southern Ohio: 40a
cts TOR Northern do 42a45 cts for Gades: and tSais
cts for New ork State Cheese is selling pretty freey
q laiS cts for New York State; and 2a26 cts for
hqGsa 1W2alry. Eggs are bringing % cts 2 dozen
Southern Yellow. nav -eN'' ioi
pa Rk.-Quercitron Bark is nominal at S25a26 for
No. |, and SD q ton for No.2 T-O"-' ioi
r cot FEE,Ihere has been but little doing in Cof
lee TINS week, but the market has nevertheless
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MEDICAL.
IT r. JOHNSTON

~ HAS DISCOVERED
The most certain, speedy and only efectual remedy
Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General Debil-
lty, Nervousness, Dyspepsy, Languor, Low Spirits,
ity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight Giddiness. Dis
eases of the Head Throat Nose or Skin, Affections
of the Liver Lungs, Stomach or Bowels-those terri
BILE disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices fatal to their vic
Ulysses bighing their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipations, rendering Marriage &c, impossible.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Office No. S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street, few doors from
the corner.
Name on the door and window.
No letters received unless prepaid and containing
stamp to be used on the reply. oc4-tf
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T. miles from annannIis 15 on MIL MIL nreek Two
Walton. balance in Timber. The soil is rich and
adapted to the growth of grain fruit and vegetables
would make line truck farm. The improvements
gre, dwelling house of five rooms. and managers
house of four rooms, fine barn, courthouse cattle
shed, stable for ten horses ample feed and harness
rooms, carriage house, and house for farm hands.
Inc improvements are mostly new There are Tires
pumps OF line water on the premises, and the whole
Is enclosed with good fences. There is fine lawn in
front of the dwelling. with young fruit and orna-
mental trees. Within half mile of the place is an
Episcopal and Methodist Church, Post Office and
School-house. For terms, &C., apply to
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lack the to the M91e koa Band and
Store and Post Office, and Dwelling of six rooms; two
large new barns two tenement houses, and all
Sary outbuidings, large Peach Orchard and Apples
59O acres cleared, within two miles of steamboat
landing ON the Potomac River. For terms, &C. ap-
ply 10 w. X. COLE,
AR N. E. cor. Baltimore and North SITS.
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BALTIMORE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.

The undersigned have commenced the publication
in Baltimore of a Hrst-class MERCANTILE and
POLITICAL JOURNAL, under the above title, to
be devoted mainly to the growing interests of Mary
land. in every department Of COMMERCE and
INDUSTRY. Independent Of clques or parties it
will take broad and national views for the mante-
nance ofthc Union, and the advocacy of everything
that can make us once more happy and united
people whilst it wlneg!ect nothing that can advance
the State in all that constitutes the greatness of free
commonwealth. MANUFACTURING MINING
and AGRICULTURAL il:sterests. EDUCATIONAL
and kindred object, will receive large share of
tcrest 10 business men. will be made AS FULL AS
POSSIBLE. 50 that none will resort to its columns
without futirs that information needfuI to guide
them in the daily revolutions of trade
As the enterprise will require several experienced
journalists ana heavy outlay of capital TO insure it's
success it Is hoped that all interested in the advance
me0l Of the city and Slate will give it an earnest sun
port To this end. those who purpose sustaining the
enterprise win obgc us by handing in their subsCriD-
tiun, and advertiser ntS at once.
WIN. WALES Il CO..
~ South Street.
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So yAsPK rSnan
no srssatasessfkS< >"D
5H5 rS5SSs u s=s--zs-[zl RAILWAY
OPEN TO EHIE CITY HALL.
CHANGE or TIME


On and after MONDAY, August %,
Cars will leave the City Hail. Baltimore at 81 min
uteS past each hour, from .35 A. NJ, to 80 P NJ ex-
cept IBIS ?: VI, Connection will be made at North
Avenue with the cars Of The Charles street Line City
Passenger Railway which leave the corner of North
and Baltimore streets at Twenty Minutes past each
hour. except 1920 p. NJ.
VIII leave Towsontown at each hour, from A. NJ.
to p. NJ. except Il noon.
Night Cars for TowsOntown will leave the CITY Hall
at II p. NJ.
Cars for Greenmount Cemetery will leave the CITY
Hall every half hour from 7.35 A. NJ. to 7.35 p. NJ
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W.
oc2-tf Coofr,a -,
B1VARsa OF $50 ACRES in Howard county,

H1VARsI OF $50 ACRES in Howard county.
H' twelve miles from Baltimore, on the Washing
ton railroad, near Jessup's Cut. Two hundred and
fifty acres are under cultivation, and the balance
lying Immediately adjacent to the railroad is sl,s-
yided into three farms if desirable; one of one
hundred and fifty acres, of hundred and the
rately. Has excellent waterpower and facilities
for milling. improvements good dwelling and
out-houseS. For terms, &c., apply TO
W. r. COLE,
N L. cor Baltimore and North SITS.
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

81 "a AYERS AGUE CURE,
Eps9-<so For the speedy and certain Cure Of
~ EAF Intermittent Fever, or Chills and
ri MA iFever, Remittent Fever Chill Fever,
49, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, or
NJ Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevcrs;
indeed, for the whole class of diseases
originating IN hillary arrangement, caused by the
malaria of miasmatic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to the severest
cases of Chls and Fever and it has this great advan
tage over other Ague medicines, that it subdues the
complaint without injury to the patient. 1t contains
quinine or other deleterious substance does
produce qunsm or any injurious effect whatever.
Shaking brothers of the Army and the West try 1t.
and you will endorse these assertions.
j. C. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
Anh s,ld by I'LL Druggists. 2l-2m
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HSDWELLING and Five Acres of Land in St.
Mary County, known st. Ingoes Steam Mill and
situated at the head of st. Ingoes Greek; The Mill
Is. IN complete running order, and is the only
within twelve miles of the location.
267 ACRES adjoining Mill, mostly timber suta-
bic for cord wood, on the road to St. lngoeS Greek.
For terms, Ne, apply to w, r. COLE
n. L. cor. Baltimore and North SITS.
Oc2-tf Second Story
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me 9id Farmers Bank of Virginia is soon to re-
,{ionq' with capital stock of 100000 The sub
M by br rsr Is now open and is being rapidly filled
known officers ""ei It's oiu anu we'll
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EINARN OF I5o ACRrs ~ 49, An,,,,Io

AZ C1T,t Vt! I"V 7KSItlls, IN anne ArundeI
~ county, situated on South River and known as
Boards Point Farm" The soil is of fine quality
an ef na MpGVSd Location healthy; water excel
poplar and pine wood sufficient for ali necessary mr.
poses. Improved by three frame dwelling houses.
log barn. stables, corn house and meat house all of
which are more or less in bad repair. Water fowl
crabs, oysters and terrapins in abundance This is 8
good point for business as it is a public landing
where the farmers for twenty miles around haul their
produce. A large schooner plies regularly between
this point and Baltimore For terms &c, apply to
W. II. COLE,
Oc2-tf Snan.,I g.
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n. L. cor. Baltimore and North SITS.
Oc2-tf Seeond stor,
HNARM OF 5ze ACRES. on the Anpannlis an1

ENAEM OF 572 AZ, RES, on the Annapolis and
e. Elk Ridge Railroad, at the station known as Pa
uXent Furnace, two and a-half miles from junction
with the Washington Railroad, at the head of Pa
tuXent river 400 under cultivation and the
balance in young timber The land is of excellent
quality and the site unsurpassed in regard to health
and scenery. Two apple orchards and other fruit
trees on the place. An unsurpassed water power
site for factory with race and mill-dam complete
formerly used for a large iron furnace. Improve
ments consist of large and substantially built Man
sion House, with fourteen feet wide hall and plaza
in front surrounded by green trees. The house con-
talnS fourteen or fifteen rooms, and was built at a
cost of $4,000. The other improvements are Store
al the Station, rented for 800, Barns, Tobacco
Houses, &c. The whole improvements worth S25 O0O
For terms, &c. apply to w. II. COLE
N. E. cor. Baltimore and North SITS,
Ict,,