Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-08

HITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,

GNFY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
" BALTIMORE January 4, 1866.
In accordance with the Ordinance of the Mayor and
City Council OF Baltimore relative to the sale of
property for unpaid benefits due opening Streets
notice is hereby given to the owner or owners Of the
Lots described below, and numbered on the plat for
opening Calhoun street the amounts assessed there
on. that unless said assessments with the cost and
airy next, will sell said Lots, as per description and
boundaries, at the Mer hants' Exchange, Second
street, at o'clock P NJ, said day to the highest
bidder. The terms of sale aIe that the purchaser OF
purchasers shall pay to the City Collector within
twenty hours after the purchase, the amount Of
the assessment and costs thereon the balance of the
purchase money to remain on credit OF one year
and day from the time IF purchase, and all said
may hereafter be levied by the State of Maryland
and the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore.
No. 33-Begnning for the same on the west side of
Calhoun street, about two hundred and ten and one
third feet southery from the southwest Of Cal
houn and Saratoga streets and at the south line of
Lot No 81 assessed to Henry Prayer thence westerly
on said south line about one hundred and seventy
feet to alley there situated thence southey
on east side of said alley sxtysx feet thence eatery
parallel to Lexington street about one hundred and
northery on the west side of Calhoun street sxtysx
feet to the beginning. Assessed to the Baptist
Church, Rev. F. Wilson "a 90
No. beginning for the same at the southeast cor
of Calhoun and Eayette streets; thence easterIy
on south side Of Fayette street twenty-four feet
thence s0utherly parallel to Calhoun street one hun
dred and eighty feet TO alley there situated thence
westerly on north side OF said alley twenty-four feet
to Calhoun street. and thence northery the east
side OF Calnoun street about one hundred eighty
feet to the beginning. Assessed to Philip L. Thomas
or UNKNOWN III
No. 27.-Beginning for the same at the northeast
of Calhoun and Lexington streets thence east
eriy the north side of Lexington street twenty-five
feet thence nOrtherly parallel to Calhoun street
about one hundred and fOrty-eight feet to q twenty
feet alley there situated thence westerly on south
side of said alley twenty feet to Calhoun street,
and thence souhery on east side of Calhoun street
about one hundred and fortyeght feet to the begin
ming Assessed to S. NJ. Hamil $500
No. 45.-Beginning for the at the northwest
corner of Lanvale and Calhoun streets thence north
erly west side of Calhoun street hundred and
twenty-five feet thence westerly parallel to Lanvale
street about hundred and fifty feet to Nor
rs alley; thence southerly east side of Norris alley
hundred and twenty feet to Lanvale street;
and thence eastery north side of Lanvale street
about one hundred and fty-seyen feet to the begin
ming. Assessed to DR.. Thomas Edmondson's es
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No. 4.-Beginning for the same at the northwest
corner of Calhoun aud Thompson streets; thence
northery west side of Calhoun street about three
hundred and eghty-four and thrse fourths feet to
Adams street, thence westerly south side of Adams
street about hundred and ffty-seven feet to Nor
ris alley: thence southery east side of said alley
about three hundred and eighty -four and three
fourhs feet to Thompson street, and thence easterly
on north side of Thompson street about one hundred
and ifty-seven feet to the beginning Assessed to
Dr. Thomas Edmondson's estate ..'...,,,.,l59l 90
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
ja4-Th&M&ds CITY Collector.