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GLIppoNs PASonAMA-We are pleased to sec that this
truly beautiful and highly interesting painting is nightly
attracting large numbers Of citizens to Commercial
Hall on ST. Charles street An evening cannot be more
agreeaby proftably spent Mt any place OF amusement
in the city. The pyramids, tombs temples and other
monuments of the greatness of ancient Egypt which
skirt the beautiful banks OF the Nile all represented
in the most truthful manner and the explanations OF Mr.
Giddon afford clear idea Of each feature Ihepanorama
will remain but short time longer, and should
miss seeing it.
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rs For CITY SURvEYOR.-Messrs Editors of
the Crescent Please LOUIS II.
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
lS- Election on the 2?i March, 1852 Up
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rs" For TREAsURER.-WM. II. GARLAND is n
Candidate TREASURER OF CITY OF NEW ORLEANS. feeO
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lursson, sia the consent IL MI parties obtained,
me venerable othciator performed the ii,atfiage
ceremony; and when concluded, great satisfac-
ton was manifested, and Mrs. Stuart congratu-
lated npoh the happy termination of all her
difficulties, Suffice it to say, the match was
good one Thus blandished deception met
inerited repulse, and fidelity became justly re
Warded,
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ADDRESS BEFORE THE ALUMNI THE Law SCHooL,-Ihe
annual Alumni Address Of the Law University will be de-
liyered to-day at Il o'clock Mt the yceum Hall by An
thony Baker ESD The subject selected we are told is
exceedingly interesting and the orator Of the day
very capable of doing Justice The public is invited to
attend, and seats are expressly reserved for ladies,
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Louisiana fntsYior,

MsslEhicts.~-captaip Thomas Hatch, 6t tie Light
Ship stationed Mt Last Island in the Parish Of Terre-
bonnie suddenly disappeared about three weeks since and
far nothing has been heard of him 1t is singulary
coincident that Captain Lum of the game ship dsap-
peared in the last year is supposed that
they have been murdered.
FATAL AccrpENr-Mr. Julien Crochet met with n most
painful deah the 9th instant: by falling from his
wagon Belangers Canal, in the Parish of Terre-
bonnie The wheels passed his body, and instantly
put end to his existence 1t is said that deceased
was intoxicated at the time Of the accident.
BROKE JAL,-Jean Carrowy and Baptiste Pilolio con-
fined in the Baton Rouge Jail charge of larceny took
French leave of the establishment the night of the
18th reward of fifty dollars is offered for their appre
hension.
BATON ROUGE GAzIrrEThe daily publication of this
paper ceased on Thursday last 1t will hereafter be pub
shed weekly usual.
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Died ::

Married:
In this city, March TO- Mr. JAMES MElIER and Mis- ELLEN
NAGAN.
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RoBBERIEs NArcHEz.-Thc Nalchea Free Trader
says that burgaries and robberies becoming alarm
ngly frequent in that city and what worse the villains
invariably eseApe
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The upper line Of the Second Ward bounded by Benjar
Estelle and ITALIA Streets the lower by Julia mills
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DAILY CRESCENT.

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICE no. 90 ST. CHARLES STREET,
viii IL regularly this city and Lafayette ut
hour every day. Sunday exeepd for s in
eysble Is cents week payable to the carriees
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
IL - AVER following Of charges Of
N ussin pearl, will be invariably adhered to, viz;
r1 ,n.as,.- Serx insertion
asvseents second charged each day.
in drcount with those who advertise BY the year
or for = shorter time. -. -, .h.,rad
All marked will publiahsd month and
TIM Cseseent e.. strong advertisers medium Of com
muocou public. Ia oulston, which was arg Mnsn
csne banda the present haa pen ssaa
ard rapidly the increase through the Season
Qctober 3d. 1881.
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Ns' Neutrality-suspicious. March 10, 1862
beg leave thanks the Fire Department general
their services rendered The morning the saving
perty, polio street froinfu further dailage
NH II
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Ns~ NoTIcE,-The Annual Address before the
Alumni Department University of Ioi,
will be delivered by ANTHONY W BAKER, ESD on sArUR
DAY, March o'clock the
nca Hall Tie members of the Benc aud Bar and the public
rally, respectfully invited to be present
~ Seats will be Oh Ladies.
l.. 3. HARPER,
V. n. IVY, Committee,
mhia j. McCONNEIL,l
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GzS~F For AssIsTANTAL DERMEN-Second Ward,
old Third and Fourth Wards)
G. W. SHAW
10. NIXON,
I. l.. LEEDS
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Death resulting from a disregard
or s3aatienfiOn 10 RAptMfea.

FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER
THE ERiInJErT SURGEON.
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E5~ NOTICING debts contracted for or on
account of the MOHAWK will pail
rom the Captain Clerk of the boat. nhl1l T. B. SMITH,
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BARON ROUGE, February a. 1852
NAIHEREAS, WV. L. FLORANCE late Ia,

IakIN.l n,
" HEREAS, WIN, E. FLoRANCE, late Tax
w Collector of the First Representative the city
NeToTean la. this day made application for the cance
ne following bonds viz bond in the OF Sl23OO
Floranc principal together with Angues and John
Leeds in the Of 1880 security, February is50
Second bond the 1920 Florane and f
Leeds on the l1th December 1850 Third, bond in the 1851
signed by said FlOraHce and John Leeds
the collection off State Taxes for 1850 Licenses 1881
Now this notify all to
OF the Secretary State within last publication
hereof why the said honda should annu
Given under my hand the seal State, at Bnton
LIS Rouge, the gath February, 1852, of the
- pendence Of the United seventy-sixth
BY the Governor JOSEPH WALKER
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man about fry Of Lad been snbec. for many yearu
Rupture which could DO returned whapt difficulty. Constipation
place the oath Of January cpnh removed
brought St. Bartholomew oiptnl cstheca having ac
procuring relief the operation performed the
from the sanguaon 1t proved fatal The patient died the FOL
lowing evening.
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.qnsaner from tie Delta.
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LECTURE on IRELANp.The Rev. Robert Mullen (of the
University Dcputaon) will deliver Lecture on the poll
teal state Of Ireland at the Arory Hall tomorrow
night The Reverend gentleman is spoken of as most
eloquent divine, aud with subject interesting to all
we feel assured that he will have numerous audience
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent"
2th the Enuthrru

Bt tts SOUTHERN lins.
One Week Later from Europe--Arrival
of the Niagara Important Commercial
News.
HALIFAX March II.
The Cunard steamer Niagara arrived here Mt O'Clock
this morning, bringing dates from Liverpool to the 9th
nstant-one week later than received by the Asia The
following is a summary of her commercial news:
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL. March g.
The Cotton market has presented active appearance
since the departure of the Asia and the sales of the wS
embrace $4,000 bales of which exporters took 1000 and
spectators 10000 bales Under the active demand which
has prevailed both from the trade and for speculation
prices have further advanced I'D and the official quota
tions fixed last evening as follows: Fair Orleans
5ssd. bidding Orleans. 5tl Fair Uplands sgd and
Middlings Uplands 3D.. q Is.
Flour has been in fair demand. and without any mate
rial change in prices The quotations are for Western
Canal 22s and for Ohio 2Ss per Dbl. Corn has been
steady at 9s Cd per quarter for Yellow and 32s for
White. Lard has been in good request at Sos per
The money market is buoyant, and consols quoted
at 9Tss
Charleston Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON, Friday, March 10.
The cotton market has been active during the past
week. and the sales reach 1900 bales The quotations
for middlng are Z "a "a 7&c u ID.
The increase in the receipts at all the Atlantic ports
compared with those of last year the date Co.
600 bales against $4,000 at the close of last week.
Death of an Editor
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 10.
Colonel William King, of the Editors and pro-
pretos Of the Charleston Courier died O'Clock this
afternoon after illness of fifteen days of pneumonia
He died calmly conscious and conented Colonel King
fifty years of age the Odd December last His loss
will be deeply felt His death will not affect the business
of the Counter. which will continue as usual
Steamboats, Passing.
VIcsKBuRG. March 10.
The following steamboats, have passed this place during
the last "a hours bound for New Orleans The R. IL.
Winslow: at O'Clock yesterday morning; the Empire
State at O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Sas Wright,
at o'clock yesterday afternoon the Saxon at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon: the California at o'clock lust
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middle man, who had afflicted Hernia for many
injured by violent push within
ursd saw him. his counensncs hA u dying natat nothing
that could mad the effect during three DAYS that he sur
vved, Of aley.ng, in any degree, his torture.
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man twenty of admitted into ST. Thomas, Hospital
for saneaa Omeuta Hernia; upon performing operation the
quantity fouRd to be g there posi-,
bty of being returned purpose removal igntue
applied around it, Inexperienced relief operation
died the seventh day from that which performed
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Adjournment of the legislature.

Both Houses of the Legislature adjourned at hapast
II o'clock last night The Governor has refused to sign
the Registry Law for New0rleans, alleging reason
that he had not had time to examine it, The bill met
with strictly party opposition from the democrats.
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Us HE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the
interest Of Nh J. l. BACH in the above firm continue the bnsiu, .
under the firm NJ BARNETT CO. NJ heretofore Mt No H,
zine street o. ntt the LIST Nov which time they
to No street three doors below lIRS
FIELD BARNETT, No Is Dey NeYorE
large and well assorted stock of CLOTHING adapted Southern
ii BARNFTT
NcwOrleans, March 90, 1852 [mh?O lm1 H. IIIRsFIEiD
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You may have used ordinary Truss for years without meeting
accident serious injury from imperfect pre-
upon the bowels but then you may during the
LAY week with all the horrible and a symptoms Sang aon
Ut Remember the above and while you opportunity
they ought done-RESoR TO THE BEST MEANS OF
SECIRlTy
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person taken ST. Thomas's Hospital Stran7ae
nqulal Hernia the attempts made educ. unsuccessful
he operation performed the day Of lila admission All
give him relief fe and the eleventh lay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20
CASE Vll1.

Mrs Rice, who had Strangated Femora Hernia operated
the symptoms of sranguaon relieved the third
day of the operation, the patient vomiting
NATTER which continued several days. when she sank from exhausn
Richard Bygave died from ncarceed Consenta Hernia sxeer
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CLOTHING.

CAST OFF CLOTHING AND PUENlTTRE WANTED
~ Ladies and sensp,sa hsvn clothing, furniture,
jewery goods dispose or obtain iar cash
the ssndpg FOR tho substbor at hs resi-
n. s. COHEN, So Elm street.
VAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies gsntlsmsn having clothing, fursture
Tor subscriber at his residence through the post
L. N. DUSSELDORF
CAsP OFF CIoTHISG.-wtSTED TO PURCHASE,
~ about two th0usssi dollars Worth 81 good left oR
clothing Ia large small Quantities for which Tho full
" money, Iplcatfon either
personally through post TO James Noroncy at his etors,
IL Orange street. few doors from Chatham street.
I,AsHIONABLE CLOTHING gsr ABLlsHMENr.-- n.
Sanguinet fret cutter u Nc. pcgesis Irving House.
has the honor inform the public and his friends THAT he
bss opened esat hment BIZ. Account at No.
3 Chambers ami hs viii DO his best to satisfy those
who will honor him with their His establishment
furnished with this lste,t fashions and nsweet style Of
goods, At moderate Priees. q. II. sANGUINkTI.
L,RENCu TAILoRs' NV COMMUNICATIONS
penter Co, No. 10 Brvzdvay-At the solScissticp
his eustomers The subscriber experienced
business, has adtDnei Ills Shirt estAblishmcnt,
French in the European style aud ready 70 seca
In the line ttyi Navy and Mtary t3thns
The reputation acquired by j. w. Charpener tor tc ~
vsntion Of his cut OF shirts u safe m
perfection Of all orders executed under hs drestnn,
after scrupulous inspection, and 70 pc OF ~
feet fitting and Of the neatest tssbi,n or cs9
arm Of the eothius Department viii DO CnAkreS iE
co. N. B.-Rseeyipg by every steAner w -
ions and the newest style 81 9eoas Iros t.h MI
tanners With the nessst work at dtnerescs OF nwSn -
twenty per cen, tslsw the Prices 81 shs nrs
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INSTRUCTIONS.

pookKEErING, ARITHMETIC, ETC. TAUGHT BY A
- system Of instruction peculiarly adapted practical
use, by W. ,. RENvILlE, nv Broadway Zach student
receives separate instruction. and rapidly advanced in
studies. Open day and evening. Terms reason able.
DE @. BRO0KES DANCING ACADEMy RpOouE
LIZ street between Elizabeth and Mott streets The en-.
for the present will be 39 Broome street Dav of
tuition. Tuesdays and Fridays All persons wishing 10 suh
scribe either for the classes private lessons viii
apply at Ix Grand street, of the Boverv The
school will continue open during the spring and summer
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,I,o CAPITALISTS SEEKING INVESTMENTS ~ REAL

rI>O CAPITALISTS SEEKING INVESTMENTS IN REAL
FstaeS0 Lots in the Ninth ward " tae city OF Brook
iyn the north side Of the brooklyn and Jamaica PLANK
road opposite the hotel Of Mr. Holder and che
depot ot Mr. Queen and fronting Fulton Marcy Temp
HAS Thfoop Yates keonough, Macon. and other streets
and avenues vi. he cold In one parcel to who ha
the snd dspostioA to unite with the
other property IN improvements applied for
These part Of the Of Mrs Marta aud
before been oncrod for sse 1t believed thai
property in Broekyn ehsrs greater for
seat than th Application TO ~ made by psie ony)
20 the Mtssrhsr, W Vie city HAL Ereohyn -
sHARLkS g. bRyIS.
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COpARTNnRsHIP NOTICES.

rNO DRuGGtsTs.-THk ADvEHTISnR Is DEsIROUs
70 20 into bos,ns*s about the Let OF Nay Has capital
aud 10 psriense the RETAIL
particularly in patent medicines References
Addres post pad H. cares L. Nc. o. Chatham street
wtish vii 70 Bremptiy Aptwsyts.
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LIQUORS.

ISALKIRK, YoUNGERs, CAMPBELLs &c, So0I sa
II Ale Bass East India Pale Ae London Aas paS m'
dition, warranted genuine, for sale 81 u. UNn s
n R9ksndsii's (econemicsl6 Chemical Olive Soap.
TIVE FINEST GRADES OF BRASDiEs IN 20 sa Az 4,
ali Kinds OF Liquors In bottle, demiiohn, or WOOL IN
every variety and Of the bss. yintase. Tor sas x
n txpERfiIII, At the celebrated store, ~ Brooms
sornsr Crosby The attention Of dealers IN liquors.
and ali others, rs respectfully invited.
NJ r. PETERS Co, IMPORTERS OF AND DEAL
M ers in Champagne, Wines Brandier fofters, Alec,
prov stovt Seesrs, ne &c J.. Go. are agents
Tor the celebrated Grape Leaf Chsmpayne fayorshly
IcysYs vine Per sale Wholesale retail,
Nv M u. PETERS 90, JSBJoadvay. toFssys rDe,tss
AMI shipptJ viii saJs)
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-a--
AUCTION SALES.

"a ths Retail Trsde.Tae.day March a. At io o,I.ss -
and Havana sugar Sail, v si S.s en-
ssSS ch snh: cSnsS Cow
''' '''-''' ''' W. A. CARTER, Aue,.a..r
AUCTION notice. CASSIDY AUcTIOrEER-
RyH \. Bn.h--Tli, LAY, At 10Y o'clock 10 shs ss.s
roomr 10 North Wnsn stroet extensive SAD
d %sas oIsa e. . :. %
rsss Ias .' ss nsS 9:s:
o ''' A'''''''' 't''6' s nairis sss.s =.
ISr,@T SoIIeL. mos. BELL. AUcrIoNssR.-
ssisei So ~ treot TSo Faraa;s .as 4
.a H','iss gar:
os ho s aass. ,r ~, hi. -:
articles &c. &e.
Ry HUMBERT 4 KENNy, AucrIoNKERs-uous
instant, ten o'clock by Oasaosos All rurn,ais con
1s N sns 're s story sS sS co..
Brussels Ingram and Venetian Carpets carved
Mahogany s sss
;e s:sss nns Ts s cS.msr
Mahogany throughout a.. house Hair ra
tss.h r% S . sent .n s,s r::s.
% &. n Of s ss
With which The sale VII Claiborne rosdy I've
ora harhalls junction Of Third and tho owary
RY HuMBERT & KENNY. AUcTIoNEERS.-IoSE-
- wood Mahogany and Walnut Psrior aud Chamber
egue " H. yn,,os rsss iS% ss:
and excellent assortment Furniture paror
dining chamber bs,oment and attic; also
Chamber Furniture Ia ss iron Bedscads and Hatstan1
pure hair Mattresses PalliNsses &c. &c; also quantity
second hand household school and onos Furniture ngrs1
Carpets Feather Beds &c. Catalogues the scods
examination ready Purchasers may have gcods
smain on storage until the frat Of May free OF charge.
JACOB BoGART. AUCTIoNBER-STORE NO B
Spruce streetOn Monday, ~ los o'clock at the
ton room Printing rr"ases fast Job Press tGordons
patent nearly csrd Press asnbys
medium Press nearly donbo and single Stands. Ass.
two Iron Safes also large sssortnsat Of Household
niture
IOHN L. vANDEwATER AUCTIoNERR, WILL SELL
Tuesday March n at eleven O'clock at IL FAIL street.
Cameas, Roses 10 largo and splendid collection OF
standard and half STANDARD Roscs Csmeias greenhouse
plants &C., from tho celebrated nursery Of j. D. hsnl,
florist OF FoItysixth ssroet and Broadway Gaia
losues morning Of sails.
II W. WEsTCorr, AUCrIONEER.-oN MONDAY
H. morning Mt lOh oc!ook, At I&6 Green avenue,
az tho Furniture Of twe,,ory house. consisting az vaUa
le atsrment Of raror Chamber and Kitchen ForntuIs
70 titr Bcds and bedding Ar Mattrssses 10 yards Oil
Cloth, &C. Every lot, embracing 40 will
sold the leaves the city Tuesday Sale com
menee with the kitchen furniture.
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vTNHE FULTON BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN
Il Association will hold Public Meeting on Thnrsda
evening, March Is at Chatham Hail. No Chatham square
seven o'clock for the purpose Of receiving
members.
An address Win be delivered explaining tho objects and
money prottnhly and safely and all those both
female. who labor for living This association offers
equnlled advantages TO its members.
Among the numerous advantages be mentioned the
duoe when paid in advance and should any
wish TO withdraw, after being member six months
ditonal will be SLOWED thereby
donble interest ut least three times much allowed
the savings bank This entire feature
associations and well worthy the attention Of all taking
To those who wish to remain bcrs
closes mnch larger profit made their
they prefer will be advanced enable them
build house to live in thereby enabling them their
own landlords and to compete in the great struggle or life
With capitalists and moneyed men.
Ladies are particularly invited to attend they
scribe TO shRres and hold their ow
name with the same rights and privileges tho opposite
sex Parents can subscribe for shares for their Children
start business With future day shares are limited
10 eight hundred large proportion OF which
taken Come early and subscribe will be sold
sitter the above amount is taken up.
Subscriptions will be received by the following
SAMUEL SOUTHERDEN, Preside H.
WIN. WEED, Vice President, 10 Boweyy.
ISAAC hhHRhAS, Jr, Secretary, Is Third avenue.
TRUSTEES.
Geo IL Walker Elizabeth street. cor Hester street
Isaac L. Devoe, 40 Eldridge street.
u. w. Whitney, ~ College place.
Henry MeCalum 40 FL bridge street.
Foster u. Williams. l45 Hester street.
Tobias v. Mumford, ~ Norfolk street.
Nathaniel Terpenty, 1S5 Fifth street
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS FOR SALE
- sixty five Steam I'm gines for sale OF the following
sizes x;l0 of 40 horse power Of - do or ~ do OF
Is do II " IL do of 10 do l. Of Of do. aud Of
The above all Of the class zines dtted 10
the etye heavy iron frames steel piston and
yalverods wrought iron shafts governor 81 WI besod
reduced prices Also In and will be completed
abou. the trst Of Nay 90 Portable Engines With upright
boilers from TO horse power all httcd good
style and warranted. VIII be sold cheap, cash. 100
Pumps Tilted Oh separate cast iron france suitable
all sized engines Ao. Double Acting Pumps FOR raising
water would FOR fro engines Three Cylinder
Boilers feet In diameter 30 feet long " Cylinder Boers
in diameter 80 feet long Cylinder Boilers feet In
diameter @eetions .Cyndsr Beiiers feet in a!aneter
feet long Cornish Boiler 5G feet in diameter 2 feet
long. with fue feet in damcter with steam drums
each boiler and warranted made OF best iron.
wn. BURDoN. Mschnist.
No ln1 Front street, HrOotiyp.
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DkOSRECT HILL VILLAGE ASsOCIATION - an
Saturday nsxt the 9Th day Of March, at " NJ Aha ae,o
station Will soil at public aucton ito on ,hs
Premises the House and Barn 10 Highest bidder on The
the 18th day OF April tho bsnnso a., -
secured by bond and mortgage At by order
OF the directors. -
Fl>HR ROSE HILL BUILDING AND MUTUAL IoAN
Il Association will hold special meeting on Mondav
Of Twenty street and Third VIM T. H. MI
hkeD and others viii address the meeting The public ara
invited 10 attend AZ the subscription list will
CHARLES A. DAY, Secretary,
Office, ia Fourth avenue.
NO PLACE LIKE HOhE.-THE IRVING BUILDING
And Mutual Loan Association, will hold Public
Ing 1t CHATHAM HALL, No. Chatham Square, on Tues-
DAY evening. March I'D, ut Ia o'clock
Addresses win be delivered by able speakor who will fully
$500 - -
This association Is nearly fu All persous that are de-
sirous oil securing shares this houring
not loose TINS chance as the books viii shortly close
Ladies aud gentlemen particularly requested to
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President, In0 Broadway.
GEO. H. BELL Vice President l5s Nassau a.
AibERr u NioonAs, Secretary, "a Grand street.
1HohAs Lawrence, Attorney, 10 BeekmAn street.
George II, Franklin, l73 West street
sseorRe W. Riblet, County Clerks o'hee, City Hall.
sias =. Herring, ~ and I33 Water street.
James J Jackson, Jr, ~ broadway.
Royal g, Willard, ~ Barclay streSt.
Nelson Pun, 2l3 Duane street.
Elias Combs IA Grand street.
=. q. Riehardson ~ Fulton street.
George I. Maxwell, IL City Hall.
once OF Association "a strand street. omen every
esoek r. NJ for lades Articles OF the may
had Cratic.
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NEW SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, MOUSSELIN
~ and Barge Deanes Baretes every design aud qua
lily, French Lawns, Organdies Prints Grenadines Tissues
goods also new hantias this day received in store
which ton of purchasers ~ invited All t low press
Wholesale and retail.
TIFFANY l. CUTTING, ael Broadway
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WANTED--A SITUATION AS COOK IN A PRIVATE
w family; who fully understands her business
the best OF city references ,an be for two days
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