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ightful Residence at Madisonville, Withou
Reserve.
BY PERSON d. BONNEVAL,
Twenty-Five Lots of Valuable Ground in the
Second Municipality.
BY BEARD. CALHOUN q co.

:. A.
TUESDAY May Goth, at Il o'clock-7Wi be sold at
Aueon a tanks Ateade wlh9ps limit or reeIve o
square bounded by Perdido Gravier Bolivar and bertrand
streets, and designated as Lots Nos o. g. >, TO-
H. IL h. A. d. IT, II. 49, -, 25 6, IL e. ~ and ~ as per
plan which will be exhibited sale. Lets B. A. B,
and 8, front perddo street. Lot No forms the corner
OF Perldo and Bolivar Streets Lot No forms the cor
ner of Pedido Bertrand streets Lots TO- H. u, ID
IA and 10, Bertrand street Lots Nos Ii, H. 10 and
Graver and Bertrand streets Lots Nos % %, p, Is, %
and 80 front Bolivar street all more fully described by
plan exhibited at sale
TERMs-tJne-thrd cash balance at one and two years
for notes without enor.e bearing interest at the rate OF
per cent per from date until maturity and oer cent
after ma unty, if then punctualiy pad.
Acts of sale before j. r. Beard Notary Public at the ex
name of the nnrchasers my24
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SHIRT STEALING.-A negro named Robert was
Yesterday arrested for having stolen tub full of
new linen shirts, on Tuesday night last, from the
yard Of Mr.. Sewell, at the corner of Annunciation
and Basin streets. When the Waterman him.
he endeavored to run--but he was " clInched."
This is the same negro who was pursued last week,
for robbery, by the police and who, in order to make
hH escape, jumped into the river.
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SP ECIAL NO TICE s.

fsN) The Foxes Are Out
S-AS->S, }. C., e. II. w, C. q. F.. H. w. r., X j.; +.
"a my23 3t
~" Mrs. C. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
INFORM those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
at this Office apl2
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SENT DowN.-Charles Griener Piepfer Meyer
Hiechel queer looking little Dutchman,
yesterday sent to the First District Court by Recor
der Baldwin, on the charge of having detrauded
Jean Jene out of the proceeds arising from the sale
of Sl04 worth of dry goods.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25

THrrpDIsrRIcT CoURT-Mrs. McGqrey vs.. the
C Of LqayelIhs ,t case the tnl III merits ol
.,nrning was brought to close yesterday after
naon The suit ii will be remembered, was inst-
l n for the recovery of $4,000 damages alleged
y, U have been sustained by the plaintiff in conse-
"snce of the demolition in 1871 of the front wall
Y buildng then being erected by the plaintiff on
~bat the city of Lafayette considered public pro-
0 "rr The jury brought in verdict in favor of
he nlantiff for $4,000 and costs of Court. For the
"Iainlif. C Roseius; for the defendant, Messrs.
saac r Preston and ]. J. Michel.
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w, R. HALL. SURGEON DENTIST,


WILL. perform all operations the TEETH for their
w preservation in the most scientific c.,
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert 49,.
ed from one a whole set, on the most " YYyyyS3
modern and improved principles. ~ -i-4A,J1
Teeth extracted without the OF Clooiom, and with
but slight pain 10 the patient r.,
From long experience in his proeSson and strict applca-
ton business he hopes merit share OF public patronage
Reference can be given the eminent medical men
and Surgeon Dentists in the country. myli 5m
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Succ ession of John S. Lindner.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

JEWS FLORANCE, AhCtIoHeeI.
ITO COMMENCE ON THURSDAY, Sd June next
4 The greater part of the rich and valuable PERSONAL
PROPERTY OF the deceased situate the store No At
Chartres street. will be sold above. Sale to commence
at 10 clock be continued from day to day. as the
executors may direct ,-o,
The property consists Of splendid rosewood fih N
rich rare and valuable Musical instruments; CHOICE
RHINE WINES; sELTZ WAr i,E FINE NE CUT
D. MlEsEGAES Executors of the last
J. W. KINKS, will and testament
my2O lot HANS ADDlCKS, OF John ;. Llndner
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STEALING.-A fellow named William Kelly alias
McCaleb for being found under very suspicious cir
cumstances, in the store of Mr.. Desmouelins, and
stealing therefrom the sum of $l5. Sent to the
First District Court.
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n1hv0,s Music STORE.

No. Camp strect Mott tdHut.
DIANO FORTES manufactured by the best houses, anu
L fully guaranteed for permanency, Of m
tome and durability Workmanship; lEolIan
Piano a1 Fodes from the best manuiactoTy; Us 7 Z
and guaranteed remain at concert ptch4 d,.
from all The publishers in the United States NEW MnTL
published week from the most popular m
part Harps Double Bass. Viooncelos. Guitars fiolns
Banjos Drum, bass and tenor Tamb959esp MfSTs s
Tfombones bass tenor and Alto Cometa Pistons OTphe-
clides French Horns Ttumpets, valve and pia,n
MERGHANDisE Of every kind. STRINGS, for for the
Harp Bias Vol, Violin and Guitar sd srho!
fNsTRUCTIoN on the Piano Harp Violin Gn h Flu Flute
nd in Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired anu taken IN
m vnent for new Pianos Musical instruments repaired.
MUSIC HOUND. The above,named merchandIas IS re-
mnch lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers are respectfully invited examine the articles
OT mia In WIN. IT. MAYO. Agent.
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UNFORTUNATELY Mrs. Cannon was yesterday
ordered to find bail in the of $500, to keep the
peace in future, and stay at home instead of moving
ont of doors like gadhy but not finding the bail
required. she was sent down.
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NEW ORLEAN S:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1s4S.

YEsTERDAY.-The early part of yesterday the
weather was almost suflocating. The city seemed
to be one vast furnace and the lungs almost refused
to perform their functions. Men pulled and per-
spired, and the ladies famed themselves flri-
ously. About2 O'Clock, however, we had the most
copious kind of shower, which washed the face
of Nature and the phizes of her children s:Ali's
well that ends well mot abiding to this article
however.
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ABDUcTING.-A negro named Spence, belong
ng TO Mr.. German, was yesterday sent to jail for
breaking open the doors of MIR. Hite's house. and
ahlucting a negro slave of his. The case will be
examined before the Recorder to-day or Tomorrow
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Doors Blinds, IL,
BY PIERSON d BONNEVAL.
THIS DAY May %, at 5 g s!ock-WI be sold at Auc
soAni lot Of a' PooRs, Ks BfINDs, SASH etc. o,
BY RICHARD TERRELL, Anetioneer,
rENHIs DAY, May %, at Il o'clock-Wil be sold at
Several SLAVES consisting ofFied Hands House Ser
wants, and likely intelligent young chds Muse. Far
Acts Of s sale before A. Abst Notary Public;
my25 RICHARD TERRELL, Is and 20 Banks Arcade
Consigned Negroes.
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL,
SATURDAY, May 27. At l. . cloek-Wiil be sod at
= Auction, Banks Arcade, without reserve, the follow
Wilt MNNegro Man aged about 27 years Field
JOiiN-I7 years-Plough Boy and Cotton Picker; title
FRANK@1Boy aged about p years-good Plough Boy
and Cotton Picker; fully gqa gn
CAROLINE or oUEENl1Ne aged about q years
Cook, Washer, roner and House Servant fully guarran
tied against the vices and malades prescribed by law
Acts of sale before R. Beard Esq, Notary Public at the
expense OF the purchases my2o
By ya FlEEs f5~. Y 8 Ct RstEssa
> Auction, at banks Arcade, Of the owner
JAMEs-Negro Man aged about % years-a first rate
DRing seEyan .. wears fs wife,, rood coo
Washer and Ironer; and their Children
ELLlCK-Negro Boy years; and an Infant aged
months.
The above family fully guaranteed against all the vices
and maades prescribed by law-and are recommended as
good subjects. . .
half cash; balance at IL months credit for
approved endorsed note, bearing mortgage until PAID
Acts of sale before G. n. HARRISON, Esq., Notary Public,
at the expense of the purchaser. myl5
Horses, Bread Carts and Harness-succession of
Charles Monrose.
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL, Auctoneers.
Office No. 81 Greoter street
SATURDAY, 9th instant, at hafpast o clock, p NJ =
- Will be sold by virtue of and pursuance TO an order
from the Hon. the Second District Court New Orleans,
dated the S of May at the bakery situated at the corner oil
Cont and Where steeets, the following property belonging
10 the estate OF Charles Monrose, deceased
-Four Horses, four Bread Carts and Harness.
A quantity OF articles suitable for Bakery. $3.50
Al so the lease OF said Bakery expiring in June, 1855.
sTerms-CAsu myf6
Delightful RESIDENCE. at Madisonville, Without
Reserve.
By PERSON d BONNEVAL,
Office No. Ct Grarier street,
SATURDAY, May q, at Il o'elock-Wil be sold, at
A delightful COTTAGE RESIDENCE, situated at Mad
isonvie, about fourth OF mile from the Steam "a
boat Landing and the road between MadlsOnvle 1.1k
and Covingt0n the neigbolood OF the residences l.
tanning about 50 50 100 acres land The improvements com
prise handsome Cottage As It. front by 30 It. depth entirely
and well nshed-tOgetlier with Kitchen, Stable and
Carpenter s-shop. well other out houses The whole
There also line OF omnibuses running between Covng
ton and jacksonville Persons DESTROYS of purchasing the
property will do well and examine the premises before
the sale There two boats running now between the
above named cities and NewOreans.
Terms-Onebalf cash; balance at IL months credit tor
notes bearing mortgage until final payment. mylo
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ARREsTED.-H. Newman was yesterday sent by
Recorder Baldwin to the First District Court, on
the charge of having attempted to enter the store
M 70 New Teype
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25

BEATING.-Two men named Etienne Dupart and
Ceestin Alexis, met in barbershop in the Third
Municipality yesterday. Some words passed be-
tween them, when Alexis seized heavy bludgeon
and struck Dupart several times with il, injuring
him seriously. 4 warrant was issued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25
- ID I'm VIM r. MAYO, AGENT.
STIPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES.

Tg'HE undersigned has been appointed by NELSON =
4 DAVIS Louisville. KY, Agent for their PLATFORM
SCALES. which. from a personal knowledge, he can
recommend Merchants Planters and Weighers
ce of the very best kind exceed by the
TheYsare made with Solid Cast lion Frames, and the
BeaM Pivots ETC. all of the best Cast Steel well tenn
pered lie offers for sale the present stock of various sizes
from 1900 lbs 5000 lbs very reduced prices, to close on
for the Samples up be at the ofhce OIL
Il, w. BENTON 81 Poydras street back room up stars
,pyI2 Ims HENRY e. MAGELLAN.
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W D. NJ So
% MERCHANTS,

. ,, TO MERCHANTS.
A lnuNG MAN OF experience, and well conyersant
- with business wishes Situation for the coming season.
~ good Commission Grocery House. The best reeren
us gwen For particulars, apply at this office. my5 tt
TN , INFORMATION WANTED.
| The Widow OF BERNARD BOWLES, lately de-
Seased IN New Orleans, she is requested TO call on the
naesgned, where she will learn something to her advan
@seteaise to the affairs of her late husband.
-Wl5h j. o. PERSON, 81 Gfayier St.
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FIRE Us. FURNITURE.-The powerful element of
fire. it seems, does not hesitate to wreak its venge-
on little things as well as great The palace
of the monarch and the hut of the serf are alike the
objects of its fnry-but we never thought that the
Fire King would descend so low as to wave his
sceptre i'll anger over unfortunate furniture cart
drawn by an emaciated horse. Such, however, is
the fact. Yesterday, about 3 O'Clock, a furniture
cart, loaded with beds, pillows, bedsteads and boil
sters, china, crockery, chairs, pans, plates, pin
cushions, tables, towels. tooth brushes, hat-irons
fowlingpieces tenders, tubs tea pots, and know
not what else, caught fire ut the corner of Heva
and Carondeiet Streets 1t that underneath
the bedding (which was by-the-bye, tenderly made
up, so that the poor dear mahogany tables should
not be too much jolted-there large box, con-
tanning quantity of lucifer matches. These ig-
nited and set the beds on fire but this WIGS not
discovered until it had made considerable head
way. The driver smelt burnt feathers, and he
refined in his sc Eanimal." He then went zealousy
to work, and played the part of whole engine him
self. He pitched out the burning articles, where
they made small bonfire Of themselves in the
middle of the street He then cast one g longing
lingering look - upon halfdestroyed Pillow mot
the GeneraD and a smoking chair, whipped his
gallant courser into quick trot, and went on his
proper way.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25
A LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
an tho Schemes of PHRENOI. OGY PHYSIOIIO(

an the Sciences of PHRENOi.oGY, PHYSIOLOGY.
al Ns:saE s5ss Ne. Ras by
PuRENoL0GY PROVED, ILLUSTRATED AND APPLIED: w
practical standard work q By sn5 's s. l.
PHYSIOLOGY, ANIMAL AND mental = i:..,;i !"
Applied to the preservation and reofatl3h OF nsan
Applied to setraning and perfection Of character so
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL lMrRovEMENm: -. ~
Greatly enlarged and improved superior "orh' 80
fts laws and facts applied to Improvement 80
Or the moral bearings of Phrenology IL
Wtb soes sna Observations by s. Fowler
LOVE AND PARENTAGE -: Or '''''''''..
Applied to the Improvement Oh onsphns IL
" fe eys and remedies and perverted
seH VANCE AND TIGHT LAc1Na-in yol:.. IL
The most powerful Temperance document IN prnt' *
81 Physiology applied the selection of companions
Enr 10, FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF MAN. 80
BY sPurzheWim sT' an appendix anu '"''a SO
fH BsaH hRs ssoo s%psd
youth. l., An
valuable works. Bsaa,iiSy gis!sd
plied and adapted to youth BY MIS- l.. N-fowief.
F4s g. ,be Philosophy Of Charming BY B. Newman
Her education and influence BY Mrs Hugo Reid
rlE ep pn1e9 sf sx lecture ap BY B. ods
soBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE ...:.::tt..ih,.
By Louis Conaro who attained the remarkaoie
| SYNOPSIS PHRENOLOGI AND fHfsl0Lo'f
| n ae"'iip'-'" VI ' By l.. N. Fowler
| It's history, ceremonies and philosophy. ~
| PHYSIOLOGICAL GUIDE
Designed for students OF their character lnSt L. ~
| The TEETH ........... ....'.''''''
Their structure diseases, and treatment !, nn,;s,
BY John bu'de' 20
It's application 10 rhySioiosy' By Professor Liebig -
IL
| ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETIsM ..'''.''''''
Applied to the rellef OF human sumo BY Charles Morley.
-pof1 ~
| PHRENoLoGIcAL AL la1ina ron By L. N. Fowler
| AMERICAN PHRENoLoGICAL, IL. 10 wear Present
Published monthly: al one ooii"' W.
circulation, Il, CO., v-,v,, vop 1919. 20O
h9 To d ri yesr Published quarterly twenty
Ist year o. b Southern Wholesale and Retail spss,
| 70 CAMP Street. Mem OTtear tSS
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SLEEPY WATcHMAN.-Captain Winters reports
supemumery McGinistrey, for being found asleep at
his beat, on Natchez street. He was Immediately
arrested and then suspended from duty, for indie
finite period
NOSE BITTEN OFF-The examination of An
drew Grady, who is charged with having bitten off
the nose of Morris Summers, took place before Re
corder Baldwin to-day. Summers stated that there
had been some harsh words between himself and
the accused, which ended in Summers tripping him
up and throwing him down. He caught hold of his
opponents legs in order to raise himself up, when
Grady caught his nose between his teeth, bit the
end of it off and spat it out like quid of tobacco
on the pavement. Officer Purcell testified that he
picked up the fragment of Mr.. Summers's nasal
ornament from the pavement, wrapped it up in
piece of paper, and, some hours after the occur
renee, presented it to its rig hdul owner The
counsel for the defendant endeavored to make the
Court believe that Summers had bitten his own
nose off, but it would not answer. Grady was sent
to the First District Court under bonds of $1,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25

,a GEORGE JAQUES s. CO..
,rgar The Ice House corner ST. Charles and Poydas ss
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TO MERCHANTS.

A GENTLEMAN perfectly acclimated who is at present
n out OF employment, wishes TO obtain Situation
Keeper or in such other capacity will enable him 10
TAe moderate compensation for the ensuing
eAgeptonabe references given and security. required.
street - " ~ " Wv ' ,nyG DIV
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SUNDRES-In store and landing for sale by the subscr

CUNDRIES-In store and landing Tor sale by te suscTI
~ bers,
400 baskets Olive Gil. Plagniol brand
50 dozen Theoretically sealed Salmon 2 Id. cans.
$50 lbs. choice Cheshire Cheese
80 drums new Ssultana Raisins
100 boxes new Genoa CtrOn
so boxes Bakers prepared Cocoa.
800 baskets very fine Annisee Cordial
10 cases pure Extract of Cherry.
10 do. Syrup OF Roses.
100 catties fine Gunpowder Tea, 2 lbs each.
80 dozen celebrated w ocesterShlre Sauce.
so cases choice Prunes, fancy boxes and Jars
500 whole and half boxes layer Raislns.
100 bb!s butter Boston and Water Crackers.
so lbs sweet Spanish Chocolate.
100 bags fine soft shell Almonds.
10 boxes fresh Havana Sweetmeats.
50 octayes fine old Cognac Brandy, OF 1905.
1909 boxes Claret, different qualities.
50 casks Scotch Ale, pnts and quarts
80 boxes picked l.obSters quart Jars
$50 baskets Heideck and Red Eagle Champagne in
pints and quarts.
r. f. NICHOLS & CO, IS and IS Camp ST.,
my223t Italian w arehousemen
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n . 3 z y s .

VERANDA HOTEL.
YF7HE subscribers are associated business for the purpose
of conducting this house first class HOTEL -
For the very liberal and constantly increasing pat ssA
ronage of the travelling community, they return thera-n
thanks ~ The house will be kept open during the
Summer season.
1 I + kA h$P$ s. ,,,,,, R. NUDGE IS se q
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ITEM DoI-I.ARs REWARD

WILL be paid for the recovery of the slave JOHN.
w grff aged about q years, who supposed to have
strayed from the Cotton Plant on Sunday the i4h
Thing of the Indian appearance had gOaee attached TO
his chin dressed fancy coloed yellow panalOons rather
shoh for his legs He belongs Col F. Farrely, OF
sa The reward will be paid for the delivery OF said
slave at any jail, or TO .,,o,,n O. no
my1S BEARD, CALHOON O ".
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MI HTT1JK ETH, H1y5
noTII AND GARDENS

+ + + Hl H $|R$Hhru NUDGE rs sa IN
HOTEL AND GARDENS.
One of ne @ost dsgAI rssideaees e the seH
IA 81 H miles oA rom GausI st. Newofisans
TIn neber has the honor to that
full PREPARED to accommodate limited number of BoAD
ERs, by the day, week, or month.
Per DAY. % 90. Per Week, SO co. Per Month 80 90
Dsy ana and sngf
The best of Wines and Liquors -, soaa ,,o,.. served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The Dining and Restaurat under the charge OF
M Mi Ro and New 9 oSea an s l'' 'A'''s
Billiard Fables, Ten.pin Alleys and Quoits.
ssee T ffsO FoW 1ss'S attached Hotel
exent) laid out with MUCH taste ana are IN
fine order and far surpass anything OF the kind In the
BouqUETs, great variety, always to be had on appca-
paid yf sM Mh9s 6So
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
vI,HE Hotel at this well known watering PLACE situated
L on the Gulf of Mexico within 80 miles Of New a==E==Sf
ISE lst During the winter considerable altera E5A=x
lions have been made on the house and GROUNDS WIN .e
view of adding the comfort OF those seeking heah
Bachelors apamens numbering erin sixty f sss
no hesitation saying that they are not surpassed al any
ADDITIONAL bed rooms wash houses, ironing rooms, &c,
have been erected expressly for servants In the employ VI
The cannot be surpassed on the coast and
RIIII,RD TABLES TENpIN ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment. . ,r,,
first class Hotel in ali its appointments and worthy lhe
patronage of the of Louisiana and adoamg S5aes
The senid ow-pressure mail steamers oregon anu jas.
l. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily aef june
Ist at II clock, arriving at the Pass al p a ana
dnrnq the season the new and elegant low pressure steamer
California belonging the line, Will leave every ae-
nate morning at O'Clock returning to the city at Il =.
next day The Mobile and Montezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin 1000 ;u nIo.S.
Families and Others, wishing to secure roohs' WIN pe
'"'ie'' r H MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian MISS e
ettes or other mailable matter left at the once o
Judson corner Canal and Camp Streets VIII be
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SITUATION WANTED,

rr,,..-- SITUATION w AN TED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively &C
lualned in that State. wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk either in dry goods grocery house. Com
peasauon moderate and is willing to remain through the
,,ler lie believes he can make himself useful and profit
street F'''N' ' " mhI6
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Tracey, Bill VanIIook and Oliver Hunt-were
yesterday arragned before the Judge of the First
District Court, on separate charges of larceny and
vagrancy, and of course plead not guilty. They
were remanded back to prison for trial. :. Eliza
,lVnette, f. W. c., was arragned for stealing $50
from Vincent Mocaud. She also plead not guilty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25
SPANISH LANGUAGE.

fv PRTVaTE LESSONS O.NX Y. ~ .
II J. GOMEZ Editor Of Ia Patria will devote I lew
gb Language Mr. G. has adopted new and easy method
by which Scholar can learn read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months, ~, o,
For Terms Sc. apply to Mr.. Gomez at his Office NO u
Exchange Alley Cont street 81 at the bookstores 81
j. c. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the Postoffice
y IL required, Mr. G. will give lessons at night m9
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY.
DARTIES doing business with this Agency are informed
year. ready for delivery, and that SIN PER CENT in
cash the reduced amount OF Scrip for previous years will
be paid presentation at the office OF the Company
of Camp and Gravier sis. THOMAS A. ADAMS,
myl0 I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Ema Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank. Hartford ). $780, 600
ntere at the rate Of per c per annam 75-114 900
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ....... Il 690
:. :: Fafmers' and Mechanics Bank, :, 0oo
Stock in Exchange Bank ...............i.. 1880
. Connecticut River Bank ......... $3.50
. Eagle Bank Providence ......... 1900
Lee Rank Lee Massachusetts, $50
:. :. Connecticut River COMPANY. l5gV
Railroad. 455O
. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent. interest
annually and worth at this time an ad- 49, go go
vance on the above mentioned prices of 81 0103 40
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... II 0C0
Real Estate in Hartford, valued at 522lo
Bills Receivable payablein 80 days after demand
ply secured by pledge OF Real Personal Estate or
Total Assets of the Company. 1895 $50
AGENCy OFr1CE No al Camp street.
eS3 The undersi gned Agents for the above Company
continue issue policies at the lowest rates OF premium fe
'u''''7 ~ '''''A'e'' VIM r. FOSDICK.
mylO tiHlstN GEO. C. LAWRASON
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CHEESE-Goshen. Pineapple;
Dutch Heads, Swiss, English aud
Limberg.