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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING-IloUsE or HENRY CLEws x CO., \
Y

BANKING-llOUsE or HENRY CLEWs * Co, No. -
WAII-ST. y. \.
Our business IS the same as an Incorporated bank.
Deposit accounts can be opened with ms IN either
currency com, subject to check without notice
Five Per Cent Interest Will he allowed on all dany
balances. Checks upon ms pass through the Clear
mg-HOuse as If drawn upon any city bank.
We issue Circular Letters Of Credit for travellers
available IN all parts OF the world; also Commercial
Credits We make Geographic transfers of money 10
any desired point and transact every description of
foreign banking business.
We draw Bills OF Exchange in sums from II up
ward on
The Imperial Bank, and Mcssrs Clews, IIabcht Il
Co., London.
The Provincial Bank Of Ireland, the National Bank
OF Scot land, and all their branches.
We issue Certificates of Deposit, payable on de-
maud or ut fixed date hearing interest. and available
at all money Ccntcys.
Orders executed for Government and other invest
mcut securities; algo, Gold and Exchange.
Advances made on approved CoAterals ana against
Merchandise consigned Co our care.
We make collections al Notes, Drafts, coupons and
Dividends with promptness on all points anu are
fully prepared 10 offer Banking facilities upOn either
currency gold basis.
EfIZABErIIrOwN AND PADUCAu RAllEoAp oF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PR CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
E.NyuuVt,uE RnSps i n puussuucuCg uI "A recent
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Nem }1nblitanons.
THE KNOXVILLE

EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
WEEKLY CHRONICLES for 1871 win contain in ersry
carefully prepared articles upon the Climate Sell Proio Minerals
and natural unsurpassed o. ESss iesusee when
expressly 70 dsemuae facts for the information Of persons looking
Sh ~ Homes Answers Correspondents will be carefully prepared
ami pnbse f nounaonhe cheapest and most resbein
formation 10 obtained Subscription only ~ per For further
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gs slal0 for Porto eo si for 81 Cror, snd life FOR
bemerara Refined In demand and frp.
TAILOW-The market fairly active and hrmi sales Of 1880 a.
919lc.
WHISKY dull bot srmer; sales Of 80 bb at ie for Iron bo,sd
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for The TarBusZ. !

SATURDAY. June J, BIZ
AsHEThe market for Pots has been only moderately active ana
nrs steady at 30 Pearls dull and unchanged al
S9D$975.
as bae O m eenng Including $50 for export 40 FOR cousump
lion 2 for speculation and 52 in transit Tor trre delivery saar
dsv evening 100 June l6b 7c 1900 bales for July at
7i8l7lc 100 for August at 705ic go bales for september
al6se and to-day 500 bales Tor June at &Ic go Da
$40 bales August H0l6c; 100 bales for
- ~. L.r IL.n aLIuDfl
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DROPOSALS.-SEALE PROPOSALS, in
duplicate will De received ~ this once until the 2l day o. June
1871 noon the manufacture Of 800 (neeen hun each Of
wall and Flies and 800 yeu thousand nine hundred Common
Tents les, without poles from material (etcpt sewing
beeswaG to BE- furnished b. the United States and delivered
the contractor the Depot onye H. lana The Tents when
COMPLETED will be delivered the place for INSPECTION.
Tic iyh to reject ali bids Tgle dsadyaniageous
serve by the GOyorumen"
BIDDER invited to be present at the opening Proposals must be
addressed and distinctly ndOsed Proposals The
Manufacture Of Tens" -
FOR cfeaons conditions and further information apply this
Office.
BIZ order Of the Quartemaster- General, G. II. HOYT,
Depot
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TANNER g. Co.,
BANKERS,
II Wall-st., New-York,

II Wall-st., New-YOrk,
Dealers in
STOCKS, Bonds GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK AT SIGHT.
Buy and Sell, at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT ls) PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE So. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York, London, or Frankfort-on-the-Ma MAN, free of
". s. Taxes. Present market quotations. 98l099
and interest TANNER & Co., No. IL Wall-st.
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cu1c,cn LIVE STOCK MARKEr-JrNE 3.

Reipts for he seek- Cattle 20 900 Hogs asa sheep ship
ments-9 Cattle Hogs Sheep Corresponding week s
Recpt,-l goa Cattle 81 Hogs. $50 Sheep shPmenIT!
The inArs for ste 'hnuue doll AL
IA ocr Common 10 Fair, 43a Medium g. Good, - 750f5 rs
Pm SionTg IS l0a IS 50 Brr Choice 40, Good Texan and
cine s4G$ rs Hogs II So - O5 Medium quality
In GOOD quest Sheep fun but Ia hgai supply
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negotiation Of these securities the undersigned have
but limited amount TO offer at 30 and accrued in
yestors as thoroughly safe security.
HALGARTES & Co., % Broad st.
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The bank statement favorable, showing nm IN
Of $3.50 coz In net Of tebanks as reheoeo
in the following analysis. The Treasury SOLD NVoO
gold during tho week, and took In, for customs uuie
the three days in June, sll7'2s paying ou' ~
,r, ON tho public debt sea- 4es The specie item shows
LARGO loss but ia moro than Offset by the gain IN ieg
tenders The following table shows the condition Oh 'n'
~ york CITY hanks at tho dates aforementioned:
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fam- Schools.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Cambridge, Mass

HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Cambridge, Mass.
LAW SCHOOL.
INSTRUCTORS and SUBJECTS fer iS1l-2
PROFESSORS.
EMORY WASHBURN LID Real Property and Constitutional Law
NATHANIEL HOLMES, A. NJ, Evidence, Equity, and BamenS
c. C. LAEGDEL NJ Contracts sales Of Personal Properly Civil
Procedure.
LECTURERS.
GEORGE BIGBLOw LID Gate Chief Justice OF Masssehuse'h
Marine Insurance. ,,.,.,.H
Corporations
NICHOLAS ST JOHN GREEN LIB, Criminal Law and IofS"
JOHN LAT1IPOP, LIB. shipping and Admiralty
JOHN {. GRAY, IT,. A. NJ. Conflict Of Laws , -.
Tie Acaiem begins Sept o. l6I Important ehanges "
made 10 tie Of admission the Of study me oL e
ee and the For containing full information address
JAMES W. HARRIS, Secretary Cambridge, Mass
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Coleman Benediet,s closing quotations were

The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF stocks United states securities, and gold
made during the week well the closing prices OF
each at the dates undermertioned:
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0edcbers.

4 FRENCH LADY, teaching in the schools
N And private families several past and having
The highest references engage school from IL 70 p m
Address a. r. NJ. Tribune Ohce
" mer. School Institute ii BOnd-st., supplies
~ schools families with reliable Tescher Teachers wanting
positions should have Application Form w Schemeho AenaIy
DRIVATE TUT0R.-A graduate of Harvard,
who teacher private Classical
School Boston SITUATION for the months Of july August
Septembe BOYS Private Tutor TO
intending travels reference unercepnonAbe Ad
dress HENRY ". DEANE, 30 Chses-st., Boston
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The days TRANSACTIONS 40 The T. s. SubTreasury were

Gold Tecp.... zoos rs ~ Currency S5I l6 Rs
Gold vayItns.... 1i1s1 ~ Cureucy bauoe... fb271 y
God baance...... S. 5a 40 90 to.......... $4,000 no
CuHeuy ecupts.. t5ldiO - Gold notes cancd 100000 90
The receipts Of fractional currency for the week
$4,000; shipments S2,35C7O; fractional
rencs CO22OG. The Toasuc1 holds security for the
circulation Of National banks, $35s, $3.50 and for public
deposits, s5 G5C0O National bank circulation outstand
ing ny date. S5G74Go23. Receipts from Internal Reye
nue. to-day S9J7, 93s. Total for the fiscal year Dte,
sl33,ss3si
Foreign Exchange displayed the usual SATURDAY. dull
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WHAT KNOW OF FARM n G .
a: KNOW
OF
FARMING.

written this book the pane snd simplest manner
generally accorded The 81 having set
hse pretend know language that lev can fail to IN
"GefsiAsd
avoided could the Of terms and distinctions
familiar 90 the general ear
The little oxygen hydrogen nitrogen etc have kept
might Of them would he useless 10 Ose
ALREADY acquainted with the elementary truths Of chemistry and only
"peTpleIlng to others
which will not be readily and
understood Of fifteen then have
failed to make paragraph simple and as lucid intended"
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tnNanCtu, anu tio i"ih'' 'i''~ ''J
/ Hatch ronort Covornmenta "a follows at 4 ID, II

In state bonds the dealings were small, but well ais
trbuted Prices were lower virginas and South car
onas firm on Georgas and steady on the remainder OF
tho list The following were the bids
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The week closes on money market, as usual supplied
In abundance, ruling rates being and per cent on
Government bonds and and on railroad coia.erai'
Choice discounts were the basis Of subjoned ra'es
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Ilrintlng.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
w LiTHOGRAPHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURES
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EfIZABrrrIfTowN AND PADUCAI RAlLEosp oF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PR CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
Cory EuIIBLE BONDs.-ln consequence ~ recent
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THE MONEY MARKET.
,,vs A., THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
1Ot O'CLOCK A. N.

sa,,, Of Bona.
-. go, 7o0O $40 Con T7,........l1I
a9vS % = % Cor 80 liz 1900 SIS 1910 CouO
500 ~ = 10 20 Rg.... l100j SEA III Reg.....lltt
l2l ocloek "a. NJ. - u,.s r..,..
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receipts OF Cotton at all the ports for the past week
were &c. O2 bales against 4O7S bales the previous week.
The total receipts since Sept 1870, are 39269 bales
against 232 bales for the corresponding period OF last
year. showing OF s3 bales in the present
crop. The exports from all the ports for the week
were 1882 bales, against 366O last year. The total
exports for the expired portion of the cotton year are
29H77 bales against 1959593 bales for the same time
last year. The stock at all the ports is 26S9 bales
against 276OsO bales for the same time last year.
The Philadelphia stock market was irregular to-day
Pennsylvania 6s sd issue. sold at lC9 Philadelphia and
Erie 2s,; Reading X. r. IS 5-l6 and Pennsylvania r.,
Ga Gold closed at ll2t.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spece)
from the port OF foreign ports for the week
ending May go and since the beginning OF the year:
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fIF0JJ,0JI @1JI.Vl.5IJ
The following the dry goods imports included in
the above for the same period:
the reek 1860. 1870. 1871.
Entered at the 81 262JlO q 4l6J5 S2tt6F5
Thrown market.... l9fJ24 liilyJ1 l,555225
SRoe jar. l.
Entered a the q ll56B fbbjH5 ttOl06B
Thrown on market...... 4j65ygl 48,i23&4 t0JOi3l
The exports Of specie for the week ending June 3,
were follows:
Total Tor NE week tZU5suO
Total since January l. 1871 2 1901
The following IS comparative statement OF the
ports OF specie from the port OF NewYork to foreign
ports years. the week ending June and for
the eorresnonhlng neriod In the nndernoted Eears:
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Registration Notices.
NOTICE OF RRaIsTRATIoN.
FIRST ELECTION DLSrRIc=.


FHNHE undersigned. officer Of Registration for
A the First Election District of Baltimore
county. appointed by the Governor of Mary
land under the Act of the General Assembly.
approved April Sth, lS7e. will meet Tor the per-
fsrmaHee of his dates. at
n. Il. GERRY's OFFICE. cAToNsvILLE,
As@1@s end Tsesisy. SsPtezscr lsA and istA,
lS1i, and at
VA. STEWARDS TlIREE-MlLE HOUSE,
FREDERICK ROAD.
hoiaSss,y, SiPtezbe- setA, iS5l,
Sitting each day from y O'Clock a. m. 10 6 o'clk
=. u. SOC the purpose Of correcting said lists
VI qualified voters BY striking ,herefrOm the
nanics IT all persons Sho have died. or those
Who have removed lrosa the precinct OF district
~ who have beceme disqualified under the Sec
cad sna third Scctions OF the Ist Article Of the
Constitutes Of Maryland. aud 10 register the
naaac II every person who shall apply a. be
registered ~ a qualified vOtcr who shall salts
~ me he possesses the requisite qualifications
under the Constitution of the United States.
and alse ander the Constitution of the Stats Of
Maryland.
Nataralized eitisens are required IA exhibit
their naturalization papers b. the Register
Thoee desiring 10 Be registered 90 transferred
are respectfully requested n come forwarl
Ps0n,ptiy that the Register may be enabled 10
elsse ths registration sPessiliy a. possible.
pR. y. X. GERRY.
0flieSr Registration Ist Election District.
Aus - ia
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NOTICE OF REGIsTRATToN.
TWELFTH ELECTION DISTRICT.


TWELFTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
TEvHE undersigned, officer Of Registration Cor
Il the Twelfth Election District Of Baltimore
!. sunty, appointed by the Governor Of Mary
Land, under the Act Of the General Assembly.
approved April sth, 1870, will meet Tor the
performances Of his duties, at
MICHAEL ADAMS, MT. CARMEL GENE
Terry ROAD, (2d Precinct,)
Monday, Sept. isfA, 1871,
wALTER'g TAVERN,
Tuesday, September Igh,
GONTROM's TAVERN, GARDENvILLE.
Esd Prccinct,)
Wedaestay, September 20h, 1871,
Sitting each day from o'clock n. m. 10 o o'cl'k
T. M, for the purpose Of correcting said lists Of
qualified voters by striking therefrom the
names Of all persons who have died. or those
who have removed from the precinct or dis
trici, or who have become disqualified under
the second aud third Sections Of the COnstitu-
ton Of Maryland, aud 10 register the name Of
every person who shall apply 70 be registered
as n qualified voters who shall satisfy me lac
possesses the requisite qualifications under the
Constitution Of the United States, and also
under the Constitution Of the State Of Mary
land.
Naturalized citizens are required a. exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register.
Those Persons desiring 10 DO registered or
transferred are respectfully requested 30 come
forward promptly that the Register may close
the registration as speedily as possible.
HARTMAN sCIONE
Officer Registration 18th Election Dist.
Aug 26.-it.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
TRIRrEESrH ELEcTI0Y DNTRicE

TRIRrEESTH ELECTION DISTRICT
FINliE undersigned. officer OF Registration for
III the Thirteenth Election District Of Balti.
more county, appointed by the Governor Of
Maryland, under Act of the General Assembly
approved April sth. 1879. will meet for the per.
f0rmanee Il hrs duties. at
wApEs GREEN SPRING HOTEL.
kss,s.5. 7ifsssi,sy a-i "Wednesday. isiA. ieia
eni seA Of SsPtes,bcI-. 1871.
Sitting each day rom O'Clock a. m. 10 o'cl'k
=. M. for the purpose II correcting said lists
of qualified voters, BY striking therefrom the
names Of all persons who have died. or those
who have removed frum tao precinct or dis
riet. or whs have become disqualified under
the seeond and tkirsl Sections of the lat Arti-
Gle Of the Constitution 81 Maryland. and In
regiater the name o. every person who shall
apply b be registered As aquali6ed voter who
shall satisfy me he Possesses the requisite quail
ilications under the Constitution Of the United
Statss. and also under the Constitution Of the
state % Maryland.
Naturalized citizens ere required N exhibit
iheir naturalization papers 10 the Register.
Those persons desiring 10 be registered or
transferred are respe,tfally requested 10 come
Forward promptly tha. the Register may be
enabled 10 close the registration as speedily as
possible.
GEORGE W. WADE.
otIleer Registration 18th Election Dist.
Aug. 2e.-it
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
VA RH EEEcTI0S bISTRIcr

SIXTH ERECTION DISTRICT
ffeli4 an,fsrs gnsL ssiieer 81 fseristratiaa 6,r
a. tas Sixth Election District 81 Baltimore
esHf-ts- appotn bed " he os,vernor 1t Mar
hissf- llsii,ir shs Ast . the General Assem- bly,.
iRerQxsst APrtt sth. tsse. siii meet ler the
performances Of bis dsisiss. az
r. WHISTLES HOTEL. MtDDLETowN \,
lksaaazg. Fass.ssy an Wednesday. Istt. i9A
ufsas.i. u Sspdss,5sr. tssI.
Siit4ag sash day lrvnt o 5'ehlsx A. IA. 30 q
1slssk p M. 6,r the Farpoae Of correcting said
blsea ct afnahtist vstsFk ~ STRIKING tk.refrum
NE aafpss et al Hsrsons who have died. ~
s1iaR ~hi' havs removed from the precinct %
aaatr;g1. &c atxg aae1u4e Ialuahnsi aaslsr The
HfrlBsi nj third Ssetl,gBa OF lle fst Article ..
ulIf esnatriksn af sfaryland. and e. register
slst asiala Of every Farson WIN shall arply %
aa ragtnsred as a qualified votsr who shall
flisix ns,f hs p0ssssSga the REQUESTS quail fca.
uisua uf'sisr The eanatinitin Of the United
Silsafa. and also under the Constellation IL the
Seasr = MARYLAND
Nsatraa1nd eitszans are required b exhibit
nhsir GENERALIZATION pa-ers b. me Rar;star.
These Psrsona klairing b. be registered %
sriaaiifrrgd ara respectfully regilastsi b Gems
asFwar't PramPtly taak the Register may be
anshll,l,i ~ shlsa the Rsgiatratioa ne speedily rs
HcHsiBlt
JAMES ~. MCCULLOUGH.
otirer nsgiatratisn ilh Election Dist
Aaa. 9k---it.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION


AH ~ AAEH EANfH On AZ T.
- 3 aa.ls-s rus,l ss.-e- . Ilerr-.rati.sn -
u ea= "a l'set.an nist-rt q Ha1autsrs
eafnFs- arFf H1et 81 ~ s,usrrua- - Ns-v.
.ta.A- aa.tsr sas Az sf shs t.snaral tsssmhis
sEp-ev@'i APrtl ssA- tsTa uI uaeat 81 tis
g~etsr=aaar,s ~ 49, ahsts@.. az
wrLHELNS STORE.
&fs.ais. Fas-asy tssf Hei,s-tsy. s.yts-sser
t,tt. tia taf .gti. 1854.
>.,slslr sirh ttv s-sua . s'sil-s a "a - s'el-a
2, "a So t1s riirpere sf eurrvctax saI Aats
~ F1tal SD vpesrs ~ strtkinx th.-vf-,asa the
alsmfs ~ al rsessus wha have ds.i. o. these
@ass asxV rvnntss,t fraua Ia prssinrt listrtrt
- htvs eseuu~ tstttal SEED untsr the ses-arsi
nait - "a >ss4slAs u the hrst Articis - the
s'ass s1tsafH ~ Ntrvltat ana ., r.f stas the
l.lais 81 ever Psrsau whp shall apply =, b.
~ safzs't a. i'lal Seed votsr Nh sEail sa,is-
= asff b. F'ssssssss th.s rstaists gta. lhcatiens
Ha.hs~ s1s Tlus.isunssn ~ the Unftrd St1tss,
ta,t Aies al,tsr The eeassitat.an OF chs STAT. u
MArvat
Ntali-it.aasnt tssaHi are eotl,i rp,l - exhibit
a1ssr Earirul ls.tsa1n papers b. th~ r. gistsr.
tassr rrrlf1f ass.r.li d. 80 D. reirfsts re,l 90
fria frrg't are respectfully requested ., cofns
afEHar'i Prwpt.y thas me Register may Dc
sa.asss't b. ehsaa tls rvtstrnlan a. sree.liiy a.
gsaaflaa JOHN C0LE.
otis0r Registration jth Eiertian Dist.
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Mount Washington.

rINHE HANDSOME LOT on the east side Of
III the Protestant, Episcopal church, n, Mt.
Washington. n, c. r. Rand fronting l-s<A
Ola the thfc. principal avenues ;hefsWsf<1f
best located in the village for business ssss
purposes. aud also beautifully situa.
ted Tor private residences, or for iirst class
boarding house or hotel; improved ON the
northwest cnrnc, By the HALL ant ACADE.
Ny BUILDING. 3Ox5O icci in nice order
For sale or lease by
HENRY ". COOKE.
No Lew Buildings. ST. Paul ST..
july 22.--tf. Baltimore, Md.
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For Sale.

~ ACRES Valuable Land. ) miles from
ORaltimorc city iin,its. and near abe Pin.
90 Race course. situated on Mount
~ ,shingion Avenue. midway between al
b. .sterst1wu u a. and Green Spring Az -
, -lr. Land all urde cultivation. except a
.la.i grove 81 The house SOL hrst rate
Frame Dwelling alx2e, back building Jox2o
8 % built within t'w years and IA gcosi repair
hntl. pariaf. sitting rpum, dining. groom, pau
fry AMI kitchen an first h1ur. ana seven chain.
brrs above. Barn. carria- e-honsc. tenant
house. dairy. ice house. fun Of ico Ac. Large
variety Of fruit The contemplated Railroad
fruin Baltimore e. Pikcsviilc will pass through
ou. end 81 the place. Terms aecommoaa tine
For sale by HENRY ". COOKE,
Law buildings st. Paul ST..
April -. IT. Baltimore.
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Farm for Sale.

tTS ACRES, about one-third in Wood. bal
4 Z Cance under cultivation situated i'm.
mcdiatsiy on baltimore and Ohio Rail -.
road 30 miles from Baltimore. mile from Z. 4
woadbne Station, and near Morgan's L.
switch; has a Log Weather boarded Dwcllins
with six rooms stable, dairy. barn. &c. ne,
ling. The farm IS divided into ten fields. al
sell wrtesed. apply 70
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, ST. Paul ST.,
April left Baltimore.