Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
CITY COLLECTORS SALE.
j. b. CANNON, Auctioneer.
E1ITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.
1895

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~ BALTIMORE, February l, 1856.
In accordance with the Ordinance of the Mayor and
City Council Of Baltimore relative to the sale of pro-
nerty for unpaid benefits due opening streets,
tice is hereby given the owner or owners the lots
described below, and numbered on the plat for open
ing Josephine street. the amounts assessed thereon
that unless said assessments, with the costs and
charges, be paid before Tuesday, the 9th of March
next will sell said lots, as per description and
boundaries. at the Merchants Exchange Second
street, at O'clock P. NJ, on said day. to the highest
bidder The terms of sale are. that the purchaser or
purchasers shall pay 10 the City Collector within
twentyfO hours after the purchase the amount of
the assessment and costs thereon the balance Of the
day from the time Of purchase and all said lots will
be sold subject to such axesa are now or may here
after be levied by the, State Of Maryland and the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore.
No. 9-Beginniug for the Same on the north side of
Josephine street, about two hundred and twentysix
of Josephine and Chatsworth streets and at the
west line OF lot No. a., assessed to and supposed to
belong to VIM NJ Woods; thence northcrly on said
west line about eighty feet to alley there situated;
thence westerly south side of said alley about one
hundred and sixteen feet to the east line0flot No 3,
assessed to and supposed to belong to VIM. Wright;
thence southery on said east line about eighty feet to
Josephine street. and thence eastcrv on north side of
Josephine street. about hundred and sixteen feet
to the beginning. Assessed to Robert A. Taylor, for
opening Josephine IS 30
No. 10 -Beginning for the same on the south side
OF Josephine street about two hundred and ninety
four and one-haf feet westerly from the southwest
corner of Josephine and Chatsworth streets and at
the west line of Lot No. assessed to and supposed
to belong to Edward Kurtz thence sOuiherly on said
west line one hundred and ten feet thence westerly
parallel to Josephine street about TWENTY-FIVE and
one-ourh feet to the east line of Lot No. H. asses
sed to and supposed to belong to Alexander Reman;
thence uortheTly said east line one hundred and
ten feet to Josephine street, and thence eastery on
the south side of Josephine street about twenty-five
and fourth feet to the beginning. Part of the lot
only Assessed to Mrs. Peggy Pue for opening
josephine 1900
No. l3-Beginning for the same on the north side
of Josephine street about three hundred and forty
two and one-sixth feet westerly from the northwest
corner of Josephine and ChatswOrth Streets and at
the west line of Lot No assessed to and supposed
to belong to Robert A Taylor; thence northerIy on
said west line about eighty feet alley there sit
uatGd; thence westerly on south side of said alley
about twenty-seven feet to the east line of Lot No
l5 assessed TO and supposed to belong TO Lewis Del
acore thence sUutherly said east line about eighty
feet to Josephine street. and thence eastery on north
side Of Josephine street about twenty-seven feet TO
the beginning. Assessed to William Wright for open
ing Josephine ESQ
No. 19.--Bognning for the same at the northeast
corner of Fremont and josephine Streets thence east
erly the north side of Josephine street about fifty
feet to alley there situated; thence ncrtherly on
west side of said alley about twenty-five feet to the
north line of the lot now being descrbcd thence west
erly and southwestery the said north line and the
northwest line of the lot being described 10 all
htfyhve feet. to Fremont street, and thence south
easery the northeast side CT Fremont street obout
fifteen feet to the beginning. Assessed to Mrs A. j
Feinour for opening Josephine S4 20
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
teb l-th&m&ds City Collector.