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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-04

JOB WoRK.-Wo hayo now completed our ofIlco
70 as to execute, In tho shortest possible tin,o
NIL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and NO most re
ppoctlully ask tho patronage OF our friends.
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AFFLICTED
SUFFER NO MORE!

Whom BY Tho use Of DIR. JoMvnLRs ELIXIR you
can be cured permanently, and 1t rihtng cost
Tho astouiBhng guooess which has attended this in
valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakneea
General Debility and Prosraton Loss OF MuscuIAf EIs
gy, Impotency, Of tbs consequences Of youthf
ipdscreion, renders It tho most valuable preparation
eyar discovered
II Will remove all nervous Affections, depression OK.
~ confusion thoughts Of se destruction fears Of In.
E.n, 30 u will restore The appetite renow the health
practices. - ~ w.
Young Men, be humbuSgsd no moro by "os,sct Doc
tors and t8uorsnt aotlaoners, but send without delay
for the Elixir and be st restored 10 health and hap
pness perfect euro 10 Gukrnnteed In every instspc
Price H. or four bottles to ono address A9
Ono bottle IN SUFFICIENT 10 eect cure In all ordin,rv
ALSO. DIR. JoRvnIE's spEC1FIo PILLS, for tho
speedy and permanent euro Of Gonorrhuea dieet Urs
thra Discharges Gravel, Bricture and ali afecfnns
The Kdnsys and hladdaf curea Effected In nom ans 70
I'VE nse ayS Iney are prepared ffom vegetable extracts
stomach or imRregnato the breath. No change Of die
necessary while uang them, nor docs their Scton in
par box. ''' "' -
Ether OF the aforementioned articles win be sent to
express on receipt q price Aadras. al orders to
March 30 ly No. as5 Rivor sifcet Troy N, 2.
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e'tdss %to,o Cases, Desks Ladies' ShoU Sands &c
ny JOHN O. nIILNOR Ss CO
THIS DAY. 4th inst, at 10 o'clock will be sold at our
- auction sales room. No. 1873 Meeting strcet
Mnhr gany Glass SHOW CASES. foet Tablos Wood.
en- Chairs Stool Chairs Stove belonging to Mira Wine
berg. and ueed In storo lately damaged by Hre.
Walnut Counting house Deak, Revolving Desl ,,tooI
o Walnut Cane bottom arm Chaira. Ladies Show
Stands Steel Coat Stands. ycst Stands, Capo and Um
piece superior Blsck Dress SILK, 16 yards
SoDuiuop cash. luna
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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Assf9nees's Sale
BY A. II. AHRAHAMs ~ SONS.
1Aln DAY. tho %th inst at 10 o'clock will sell at our
Pnieroor,, No. S5 Hayne street
The ENTIRE STOCKS Of Nos 48 and Is3 X mo aTREEr
coS8IsT1Ho OF:
DRY AND FANCY GOODS HATS
Millinery Boots and Shoe,
Clothing Trunio 60 10
Bale will be continued from day 10 .y until the entire
Stocks sold.
$780, sixty days. With approved endorsed notes
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CTdref, Congress Boots, Brogans, Alum Brfnstone.
toPperds. INDIGO. Mddsier. Pins. Furniture.
BY JOHN q. M1LNOR & CO.
1HB DAY. &h instant. at 10 O'Clock will be sold NJ our
6cases CHOICE CLARET
Il casos Congress Boots ~ pairs each @ 10 IL
casca Heavy BroSans. 90 pair, 8 to is
ID easos Alum. so pounds each 10 casos Brimstono 60
pounds each -
case 90 pounds. Mhdder; case copperas; case
case, l42 packages Pins, In pink papor
dozen 16spring Hoop Skirts
Hat Stand. Bureau, Wash Stand Chairs Bedstoade
2 Step Ladders.
Conditions cash. J,,o,
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ELYsIUs.

now and important remedy for married ladies.
Circulars can bo obtained and tho artlcle supplied
upon application to tho Wholesale agents.
DOWIE NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No. ISL Meeting street.
April IL thstu3mo,
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AUCTION sALEs.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
SOUTH CARROLL DIsTMCT-N ADMIRALTY.
W. R. Foyds us. Steamer Gen. Hooker Uino CT al
os. Steamer Gen. Hookcr-And others r,. Sea1..
er Gen. Hooker,
srENlIOUsE i co., AuctIonocrs.
by Virtue Of an order Of saio 10 directed from tho
Honorablo the Judge OF tho District Court OF South
mo above csscs VIII! for sAc. at public auo-
ton, THIS DAY. tho 4ui Of June, inst. 1867 at il
O'Clock. NJ, ~' '' -
iho stesnpr GENERAL HOOKER, her Eupino Boats
Tackle. Apparel and Furniture as so now I3ca NJ Eor,
Atlantic Wharf Salo on board boat
Terms cash; purchaser 10 pay for necessarv ,anors
49,, J. +. III. EPPIEO,
II. ahal
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Auction Sale. rh,s INV.

Auction Sales This Day.
VIII be cold this day, at IL O'clock at North Atlantic
Wharf, under tho direction Of J. p. III. KPPMo United
stntcs Marshal, tho steamer Gen. Hooker, her engine
boats. Tickle, apparel. &c.
LkuRKH ALEXANDRA win sell this day. at 10 O'Clock
in their store No. 1877 East Bay so gross ono ounce
phiais. barrels bfonopgaholA whiskey also, bacon
and -four. on account Of all concerned. %.
BRuKs DrE will sell this day. at I0X O'Clock at hrr
B. oHEns back store In State street. pickles. oranges
lcmons, cheese, -four, &c.
JErRonps Co. will sell this day, 10 O'Clock at tho
store No. so vendue Range butter strps shoulders &c
JOHN @. MuNon Co. win soil this day. at 10 O'Clock
at their sacsroom, No. 1ss Meeting street. upright show
case store counters &c also glass show cases. deain
dc.; also clAret, congress boots, DC.
T. N. oATRR will cell this day. at thresquartsrs psst
O'Clock, on Browns Wharf hams, shoulders &c
MnHs DRAKE will cell this day, at 10 O'Clock at his
store, corner Of King and Liberty sreots dry Roods
straw goods, &C. ;.
MoKAT cAArnRIL will sell this day at 10 ocloci st
their cash auction house. No. 1856 Meeting street uppo
site Pavilion Hotel dry goods straw goods notions &C.
r q A. p CALDWELL Will cell this day. at three
quarters past O'Clock before their store bacon and
whistey,
MnIIoAH Son will sell this day. .. 10 o'cloci, a.
No. "a Vendue Range. furniture Of family declining
housekeeping y
HENRY coBIA Co. will soil this day at 9x O'Clock
In front OF their store 10 bags who corn Elso hams
| shoulders, lard, DO.
A. b. AsnAHi,ss BoSs WIN SEN this day. at 10 O'Clock
at their salesroon No sS Hayns street, stocks Of
stores Nos IS and 1ss King seo constns OF dry and
fancy goods, &c. ,-A - - 4.f15 5.
g. 1 H
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Millions . OF Bottles

Millions OF Bottles
ofhRs wNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP arc cold ant
used With neyer.fans suecess It Is old and we'll
tried remedy and has stood tho taat Of years It relieves
me child from PAIN regulates the somsch and bowels
curcs wind collc soitens the gums and by giving rea
and health to the child. comforts the mother. m"
Bo surc and call for i.rr p" III
"Mhs. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP" IL,
Having the fac siHtk OF ouRTu Pxnr1Ns'' on th,
outslde wrapper. AL others arc base limitations
For sale by - ...
DOyyIE q; NOISE,
No. 16l Meeting street. oppoaita the Charleston Hots,
may ~ thstua
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Post Omro Notice.

Posr OFFICE, !
H,.E 4. CHARLESTON, 8. O., May d, 1867,
tHereafter, until further notico, tho Northeastern
Mails will oloso at lis r. 81, and arriving at the
Depot at 45 A. NJ will bo roady for delivery nj II
O'Clock. On Sundays the Post Offioe will open at
1880 2. NJ. for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con.
tinuo to close daily nj o'clock a. NJ, nnd for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at G A. NJ. OH
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY @. TROTT. p nj.
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past ei8h! months Is keep going, and has isboDir-
cd aasiduously, and we confidently beleYo SUCCESS
FULLY. Tho Bories OF meetings now being hold
| ovory ovoning in Bethel aud Trinity Methodist
| Churches, and in Zion Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Mr. dInAnpEAus In Glebo street, and wo belioyo In
othcr churches in tho city, as vol rs tho teep ro-
lsious feeiing which is now quietly porvading our
entire community, mny bo attributed In largo
measure TO tho influence Of tho sorylcos and meet-
ingB which have boon hold by tho Young MONS
Christian Association. We hope thoy lnny BIO
enabled to keep up thor Sunday night soryicos
uninterruptody.
Wo learn that at tho last business mooling OF tho
Association, held at thoir rooms on Saturday eYon-
ing, thrco delegates wore chosen TO represent
tho Charleston Association In the Twelfth Annual
Convention Of the Young Mons Christian Associa-
ton OF tho United States and British Provinces to
DO hold In Montreal, commencing on tho 10th Of
this month. Tho delegates unanimously chosen
Wcro DIR. 8. O. BnowN, President, Captain o. E.
CHICHESTER, Corresponding Secretary, and V1Rar
o. DDBLE, Esq, Yce-Presidont Of the Aasocia-
ton.
Those OF our roadors who neod anything in the
way of Cosmetics Toilet articles, would do we'll
to pntronizc tho firm Of BEnoRR, SuUrrs & Co..
Troy, N. Z. They arc tho only Agents in America
Tor many OF tho most valuable French and EnglBh
Toilet articles and preparations that arc used by
tho beauties of tho Old World, to boautfy nnd mako
attractive their person.
see their advertisement In another column.
WE HAVE TRIED IT. Tried what2 Why tho great
Cough remedy, PEoroRAL BALMI Having Goriyod
benefit from it, we uso tho scriptiral injunction,
go thou aud do ikewiao."
For salo by all druggists
DOWIE d NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, wINEb1AN & CO., Agents.
10 JUSTICE TO NATURE-1t Ia ingratitude to ma
ture not TO preserve and keep in splendid order q
good sot OF tooth. Nothing can be easier. Ali
that is needed Is to brush them briskly night and
morning With purifying sozoDosT. It will mako
tne mouth perfumed palace. tuths9
ELYSIUS.
now and important remedy for married ladies
Circulars can bo obtained and the article supplied
upon application to tho Wholesale agents.
DOWIE & NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No. ISL Meeting street.
April IL thstpsmo,
II. II.
Ii you want cheap Blank Books;
Ii you want cheap Stationery, Enyelopes. Pa
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AUCTION SALE.-Partcular attention is callod to
tho salo thiB-day OF MCKAY & CAMPBELL, Of a
largo lot OF dry goods, straw goods, notions,
French stationery, &c
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Colonel JOHN AMAzIAn ORn, OF Columbus, Miss,
mn ox-Coloncl of tho Confederate army and OK
mombcr OF tho Confederate Congress- is ono OF
tho loadors OF tho Republican party in his State
and will possibly be- thcir candidate FOR Governor
do is brother OF Governor JAS. l.. oRn OF this
State.
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MISCELLANEOUS. r :
/" La GRIJ0Li"
SEGAR STORE.

CORNER BROADWAY AND nth STR Esr
NEW YORK.
TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL DE PLEASED TO SEE
\ Bis Southern friends: Tho choicest HAVANA SF.
CARS Of oil tho loading brands with general aasort
ment oil Smokers Articles always on hand -
juno ID. OfTOIENGUI, Apopt
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BANNETT sCHUR,
AUcttoneer and Comn3 lslon Merchnnt at
No. SO King street, below broad strcef.
Offers his serVices for the sAo OF MERCHANDISE st
day and night at his store also FOR sae Of Stock
Bonds Real Estato Yessels HLr and Produce Best
city references will be given. Consgnments Bolicsd
Terms moderate and guarantees sstfsfsotion.
Mayo INN
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For restoring strength and appetite use the grea,
southern Tonic P.kEss's HkrA1o BrTTEns and you
VIII nat be dlsappnnted For sale BY all draes,ts IN
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The Rev. ]. "A CHAMBLIss, Of South Carolina,
on Sunday was installed Pastor of tho Second Bap-
tlHt Church, Richmond. All tho Pastors Of the
Baptist Churches in that city participated in it,
and addresses wcro deyorod by Rov. II. q. JONES,
D. D., Ror. J. L. DunRows, D. D., and Roy. ]. d.
JsrER, d. D.
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"MouLTRIE."- many friends OF "Moul,ie," I"
DANIEL orHoIBsaur, ESQ.,, no doubt regretted as
wo did, tho announcement that he was to writo no
moro for The NEWS. His letters wero always
spiey and fresh, and became one Of the prime fea-
lures OF tho paper. He has concluded to drop the
pen and turn his attention to the great world Of
business, in which now vocation we trust ho may
bo as successful as in tho ono ho has giYon up by
roferonco to OIL advertisement in to-day's paper IL
will Pe secn that he has opened segar atoro at
tho corner Of Broadway and Seventeenth strcots,
Now York, whero ho states he shall be pleased to
500 his Southern friends. Good luck to him.
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SERMON BEFORE The YOUNG MER's CHRIsrlAa
Assoo1&T1oN.-On Sunday evening last It was our
privilege to listen TO sermon delivered before the
Young Mons Christian Association by the Rev. e.
]. MEYHAnD1E Pastor Of Trinity Methodist Church,
which was certainly ono Of tho most forcible and
conyin,ing religious discourses that We have over
listened to. Tho Reverend. gentleman seemed
filed with the power and Importance Of the occa-
sion, and preached directly to the young men, and
from tho eanestness Of his manner, and tho oloar-
ness Of his application Of divine TRUTHS seemed
to carry conviction to the minds Of all his hearers
Such plain, practical, earnest sermons arc tho very
kind that are wanted at this time and we are not
surprised to hear that the officers and members Of
the Association feel deeply grateful TO Mr. MEY-
marble for the discourse.
II wo might venture 10 suggest an idea to those
ministers who preach before this Association,
1t would bo to be particularly careful on such 90
caBions to preach tho plainest, simplest, and
olearost truth Of Scripture doctrine, such as can
bo understood by oil their hearers, and not favor
| their audience with lengthy, metaphysical dis
courses uron abstract Subjects which only tend TO
mistify end bewilder tho listenera especially the
younger portion. and, also, to sarupuloualy avoid
| anything like sectarian discourse, 40 we know
from careful observation, That mnny persons at
/ tend thaso services under the auspices Of the
| Young Mons Chriatian Association who never
attend any church. They como not from idle
| curiosity, but I'm hopes Of hearing the pure un-
adnltoraled gospel show Of al dootrinsl allusions.
| For those reasons then our clergyrnen should
always take OCCASION whom their turns como
to preach before the Association to Lay aside all
paetentlons 10 great research and variod Moul-
| edge, and preach "Christ and him oruoifed." OF
this character was tho sermon Of Mr.. MzySARpus
| last Sunday evening. /; 4
The association has struggled hard during tho
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TIE AMERICAN FARMER, ESTABLISHED 1S19.--
Tho closing number tJuno) of the FIRST Volume of
the now series contains, besides tho Monthly
Work for tho Farm Vegetable, Fruit and Flower
Garden-Articles on Improvement Of Land-Notes
OF Western Travel Clover Grapes and Vino
Planting Proportion Of Teams and Hands to
Number Of Acres-Imnigratio and Labor
Hurdle Fonce-Sale of Industrial Re
sources md Agricultural Advantages OF Maryland
-stalling Cattle (continued) Portable Manures
Plant Food-and variety Of other topics also, q
oopious Index of over five hundred interesting
subjects treatod on during tho past year. Pub
lished by WoHTHNoToN 4 LEwIs, Baltimore, Md,
at two dollars year in advance. '' :
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INFORMATION WANTED DY TAXPAYERS s.--Some of
our friends want to know how it is Tint much
needed ropairs, "a putting sidewalk on East Bay
etroct, cannot be undertaken because Of mo funds
In the treasury" whilo money con DO found TO open
new hospitals, although in tho Roper aud biazycs
street Hospitals wo already havo moro accommo-
dalton for tho siQk thnn tho city requires? The
money which is being expended on the unnccessa-
~ hospitals would cover tho paving Of East Bay
street. which would bo public convenience. we
arc told that in tho Roper Hospital there aro still
100 beds vacant awaiting inmates. Will not Coun.
Gil look into the mattor2
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THE TnApD STREET CAUsEwAy.-Wlon tho Bat.
tory Was first built it comprised but small por-
tIon OF the area now enclosed, for the sea wall
then extended only along East Bay, the pleasure
grounds on South Bay being subsequently, added.
AS the property Of the city Increased, il became
evident that tho southern boundary should be a
PARK or public square, fronting on the water, and
this opinion was 30 popular that the city author-
tics purchased tho lots adjacent to tho Battery,
designing to complete tho extension in duo time,
Unfortunately other counscls prevailed, tho land
was sold, our reyerses camo, and o Battery from
riyer to river is now but vain dream.
Al present tho Battery Is still noble monument
y o. the past and an ornament to tho city, and wo
hope that with our futuro developments it will be.
como all that It's founders anticipated There arc
but few houses on South Bay to bc removed and
tho Tfadd street causeway presents a long and
bold front TO the water that conld easily be con.
yerted into pleasant promenade.
Sinoe the war this has boon extensively patron.
ICED, and though rathor diIspidatod from tho 40.
tion OF both timo and tide, yet tho brcozo that
comes fresh from the ocean tempts many persons
TO this spot The retired locality, and tho seclu.
hion from any noise or crowd has increased its
popularity, and 1t Is frequented by those persons
VINO are deferred from visiting tho Battery. A
ntAo httenton would soon restore the Cause way tc
hs former appearance, and would render It moro
popular resort, as the neglect Of faw years has
ohnsed tho tde to mako many encroaohments or
the land, which mar the appearance and offer some
impedimonts to the promonaders. nomo ,,as no,
built In day, and 1t will probably bo some ycar,
before our Battery reaches perfection. but over,
effort made to improve the property In that win.
ity will aid the cause and the impetus onco oiyor
will be retained until tho dream Of tho past vii
become . reality, and wo will possoss a Batter,
that viii be at once the pride and boast Of .h,
City. "
The Baltimore County union., 1867-03-02
Legal Notices.
sheriR,s Notice OF Lion Law.


and BY virtue OF an act Of ofAssombiy pass
i cd at Deer session, 1885, chan. 2O5 &c, ep.
uiled An Act Relating 10 liens OF Mechanics
aud others upon buiidings." whereas n writ
oi scire Jaela. has boen issued out cf the Circuit
cour. i.r baltimore eounty,hy David Carson,
Simon u. zimmerman and CaFviile II. Carson,
against George Slothowcr, returnahle on tho
iirat Monday Of March, 1861, 10 Inc directed,
Tor the purpose OF recovering the sum Of Elev-
en- Hundred and twenty mine dollars aud nine
ty.onc cents. claimed az a lien for work done
aud materials furnished 10 and for n certain
building, 10 wit; All that certain stone build.
ing two aud q halt stories high, situate In bal.
timorc county aforesaid, on private road about
twenty feet wide. connecting with the county
ROAD running on the cast sidc Of the powhattnn
aud Pocahontas Factories, from the Franklin
road IN the Deer Park road, the said building
being aboutthrce hundred yards north -casiorly
from the old Powhattan Factory, aud about one
hundred yards caassTly from the Pocahontas
factory, the said building being about eighty
ieot front, with a depth 70 main building Of
about forty feet, and having u wo-and-a. half
story stone back. building attached thereto, aud
tho lot or piece Of ground and curtilago appur
tenant 10 said building. And the said David
Carson, Simon d. Zimmerman aud Carviilo II.
Carson claim lien for the recovery OF the sum
Of 81, 1921, due aud owning to them for work
done and materials furnished in aud about the
construction aud erection OF said building, as
we'll against the said George 6lothowcr. owner
as against ali and every person or persons hav
ing or claiming under the said Geo. slothuwer
any interest Ia the building aforesaid.
And, therefore, notice Is hereby given, IN
pursuance Of the said Act Of Assembly, Ia hll
claimants aud persons interested, 20 bo and aI-
pear before said Court on MG frsi Monday of
March Hea,, 1861. N show cause. IL anything
they know or have 10 say, why the said sum of
money above named should not be levied of
tho said building. b. the use 1f the said David
Carson. Simon u. Zimmerman and Carvlle II.
Carson, according % the form Of the Act Of A.
bcmbly in such case made and provided.
JOHN X. HARVEY,
Feb. is-it Sheriff o. Baltimore co
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Wood Land for Sale.
NOTICE.

OFTIcE CLgnK CiRcuir cotnr ruK BAldo.
couNrr, February 18th, 1857
guNliE undersigned gives notice a. those whu
Il have DEEDS, MORTGAGEs. cr Hills OF
SALE lci, for record IN this office. that ,hc
same are now ready for delivery.
All Deeds lcll prior 10 February 20th. ls67,
and all Mortgages and rilla Of Sale left prior
10 February 9Th. have al been recorded. Per
sona interested will please call and receive
them, JOHN II. LoNtNEtkEk,
feb 2J-3t. CLERK
The Baltimore County union., 1867-03-02
Insolvent Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. To the crc,i.
IN i;ors 81 LEONARD FISHER, an appli.
cant ior tho benefit of the " 18TH Article of the
code of Public General Laws relative H. in.
solvents, that tho ~ Monday iiay ct'. has
been .sxcd toy kis appearance, g. answer inter.
F"gator!cs. and for 4 ;irai hearing OF HE ca.c
before ~" Circuit Court ;or Baltimore county.
Dated the i2th day OF February l,d7.
Tc-t
JOHN II LONGEECKER, Clerk.
Feb !d-9ff
The Baltimore County union., 1867-03-02
Country Seat for sale.

1'iiE BEAUTIFUL FRUIT FARM "ELSI.
MDRE," oi IL Acres, "n Cold Spring Lanc
near Charlie Street Avenue, the finest l.-.s
Ic.Sr road leading cut of Baltimore, .s.s
e<s&\and only about two milcs from sRs
-SE-,ho city limits, ia . very heal ssesN
thy aud pleasant location, and IA the mi.lst %
excellent society.
There is o GOOD DWELLING with twelve
ro"ns. Gardeners House with rnoins q large
stable and Carriage lluu.". Summer House.
Tool House. leo House. Stone Dairy with cx-
cellcnt living Spring "f sweet soft water
Chicken House. childrcns' Play House. aud
two wrilf.
ono-hali 81 the farm :. closely .ci with
Fruit. ani the other ~ e lawn with numerous
Ornamental Tree. aud e div" borlcrc.l with
cvcrerccna.
There are more than 9j1 Grapc iiacs. G,5
Dwarf and Standard Pear Trees. Ss5 Peach
Trccs, $50 Apple Tree. and 81 Cherry Trees.
large quantity "l Lawton Blackbcrrics. Rasp.
berries, CuTran.s, Go"scbcrries, Strawberries,
Roses. AMI various Choice Slruhbcry and more
than 2j0 Ornamental Trcrs. including, some
grand old Oaks Chestnut. fcaars. Sassafras.
Tanaraok' Fire AMI Mulberry. Some ~ the
Cherry TTt"a erc oi immense si1c and pro,lucc
/. ;grat abundance - most excellent fruit,
The Vines aud Fruit Tree a., . tho choicest
varieties and m"st of them nr. nf bearing age.
Tho fruit alone will pay good interest o,
the price 81 the farm. and IN shor, time. with
proper care. will pay largely
Price. including Horse. Market Wagon. Cart.
Harness, Cow. implements, &c. &c. si5 .u"o.
- Possession on the l., oi April. 81.
Apply HENRY ". COOKE,
Law Buldinss.
st. Paul street. Baltimore