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- ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE.
Situated at Greenve Carrolton Jefferson Parish
La, conducted by Madame q. MACE.
TWILL NORTHUMBERLAND


Situated at Greenve, Csrrolton Jefferson Parish
La, conducted by Madame O. MACE
kAHlS INSTITUTION, already favorably
- known TO the public having attained pros
perty Madame MACE has found order
accommodations improvements
uants Of establishment Of this order, purchase the beanu
property which she has occupied years pursuance
hi ooees spacious school rooms Large, lofty aud airy domo
w other sunstsutlal additions TO the buildings
erected and their construction the most enpuous
to the health fort and convenience Of pupils
extensive IMPROVEMENTS the delightful and saunus oea
non NJ the residence sufficiently from the city
10 ros and conaso together with 'he advantages afforded by
daily attendance eminent Professors
security for successful study the ST. Charles
o. Instruction embraces sill requisite
psts English and French Rdueaon
intendene of Madame and Mr. Mace
ladies from france and the Morrill,
nentiy in the Instiuiion.
TIE English department is under the
reehon Of ofssIor ALHADo, who
To facilitate the requirement OF both languages perfection
the exercises performed every day Engsh French and
intasey learn by sncAon oher
For the Department. Music distinguishes
engaged and effort made insure excellence ih
plishmsnt.
Information respecting terms and Of particulars bs obtained
from the be the Office OF paper
the Institution. Parents aud guardians invited
hment Saturdays and Sundays in ssHy
TO the internal Arrangements sens am
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Third District Poua.

Third District Pound
SNTAs brought to the Third District Pound, No. So
wy Elysian Fields, estrsys-
Two white black and yellow she goats without horns.
One white she goat, without horns.
Which, not claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereo paid will be sold at public auction said pound
on MONDAY, the 18th instant. at o'clock p NJ.
AUG, 5. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Dec. q, 1856.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLE M A N, s

PATENT UNDUI.qT0RF CORN AND
FIGURING MILL MANUFACToRY
City of Jefferson, suburb of New Orleans.
WATERFRONT AND DEPOT 80 NATCIIEz STREET,
:" NEW ORLEANS.
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SPEClAL SHOE NoTICE.-City and -.
CO. eats Taylor Rsyne) are now oeennr,n $$y
ana spaclonsstofa al MAGAZINE STREET mn E4
hI R afssSs ard haye hand and complete sssort
the nohi beratsrms, ola Davfp Thy9 y o1srsS on
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MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS
"a. .4a--.5 COMMON COUNSEL,

w., 5...s+s. .4a..es COMMON COUNCIL,
City of New Orleans, December Isl 1855
No. 2510
Resolved, That the adjudication made Nv the Comm.
toller this day December 49, 1861 OF The contract
for the maintenance support and active working of the
Fire Department of this city, to the Firemens Chart
ate Association Of the city of New Orleans for the
term of five years, for the of seventy thousand
dollars per annum be and che same hereby approyed
and that the following securities, for the faithful ner.
ormance of said contract be and the same are hereby
accepted: 0s -
q, S. Ha wilkins. 49,. $500 j. McI.anathnn INN
George Allan. 1000 j ohm Davis . 1DDn
q. Caldwell...... 1000 j. w. Carroll .... 1000
d. Urquhar. 1000 W. G. Robinson icon
j. M, Wisdom.... 1000 James Cosgroye - 500
L. II. Place...4..... 500 Il. j. Hart 100O
FL. l., Goodrlch..... 500 |. N Marks ~ 1600
Eastman fancy. 5000 g. A Fosdick.. 500
Barnes, Stanley Co 5000 Martin Lotez..... 500
John nj Bell 1910 p. Riviere ., 500
Henry Bier; 500 +. A. Boyle II Co., 500
Alfred Moulton...... 500 Josiah Cole 50l
j, o. Nt1on........ 500 p. ConiiF ... $40
A: H. MaT..,...,,,. 500 c. II Noble. ...... 500
We Raymond. SEQ j. L. Warner...... 500
y. W. shaw &C Co.,. 500 G. w Hynson...... 500
george Clafk..'..'.' $40 q. c Gaines. 500
Janes kobps........ 1900 w. NJ Mercer ..... 1000
Rufus McIheny.... 500 Thomas Askew... 506
r,.,, .- $4,000
lstgnedl J.'J. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen
lsignedI L. l.. TRACY,
PRESIDENT Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December IS, 1855
az [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor 9
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ToHN HALLER 3 RBoTHER oornar :

~ Joseph sni Tchcupeslaa Streets COPPER TIN AND SHEET
Mohshs are nov prepared to do all kinds
a OF business suh as putting Tin and Copper Cutters VAL
G ~ aso putting On Copper fa aud zine Roofs all paris Of
y prices with prompness cad dispatch. All kinds
" 'opong ana Repairing attended tn dispatch. BY
patronage. = - ~ " ~ fA''s
e,ss ass leave 70 refer to the oos,-g gentlemen; Mss
hsSshs G. W Church Thomas Murray Isaac Thaye Caller Fur-
pm q Co., !. N.!eweil. efl9daw SIN
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TNHE ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN in

UfFILE Us TIE MAR ELAND CONSOLIDATED LOFTEkTEsl
BALTIMORE Maryland, 3Ush sane, 1865. !
A AUTION.--L0TTERY FRAUDS Com
missioner OF the Maryland This duty
caao the public against the swinds. who circulate
mail Otherwise fraudulent Lottery Schemes and pretend
agents for TIE sale Of tickets lotteries WHICH vnoy
The only legal Lotteries Maryland
the Of the elected people
State under tha Consultation, and app,ovs The
schemes and attend to the drawings.
Al the eketa 10 hess LOT aries aud all eaItcss; 81 packages
eketp, have the autographed signature F. x Brennan,
Agent for the Contractor Office Maryland Consolidated Lot
teries, Baltimore Md. All othsrs fraudulent
Any information ths subject Of which
they drawn, viii chesrf1ly aldresains
osl7 F. x Brennan, baltimore, Nd
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

U WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF E
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
wholesale pricet. " Sf . '''h
n Gensral Depot and Special Agency chsrsrssses
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Fourth District Pound.


WN7As brought to the Fourth District Pound jack
wv street, between Constance and Laurel streets,
as estrays-
one pale red Cow swallow fork in the left ear under
slope in the right
One black Cow, white between fore legs small white
spot on the forehead undersope in the right ear and
upperslope in the left ear
One black she Goat, white belt round the body long
horns, turned back
One light she Goat white sides and belly short
horns. -m=
One white and black cow without horns crop and slit
in the right and slit in thu left piece of dewlap slit
and hanging from the throat, rope round the neck.
Which, il not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
said pound on FRIDAY the 2lst ins at 10 O'Clock NJ
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
Ney Orleans December TO- 1855.
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No. 250T ]
Rssoteed, That the Assistant City Attorney be in
stIucted TO enter credit P. Pagaud, judgment
rendered against him of S92 as, for lakes $3.50
worth Of property in the Third District, three lois of
ground in Square No. 354 In that district having been
through clerical error assessed the city tax roll
Si50u instead of $50.
[Slgnedl T.. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl il. luaENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December Is. 1866.
div [sisnedl JOHN L, LEWIS, Mayor.
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CIrY PACKAGE AND BAGGAGE Elk.

A NIFTY PAthaUL AMI biQJhuG LA
PREss-Fer Delivery Of Packages and Baggage 70 all
PARTS of Inc CITY, from A. NJ to F. III.
Prlrep4 s ST. Charles street, opposite ihs 81 Charles
Hotel. (no2e lml &C. GLuTE.
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nANIEL EDWARDS. lSuccassor To IWI

HhANIEL EDWARDS, Successor to TwI-
~ BILL EDWARDs1 Noa. 49, 30 80 New Lavss,
q and 81 Fulton street. Of description Copper
Tin Sheet Iron snd Brass Work. He
making Steam Tanz Clarifying Evspostn Pans F.s1a
1uee Boxes and everything appertanag the SGgahouss
general OF Steam Gaugsa Whistles Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves, etc, constantly on hand.
He would cathe attention planters the
have been in snccesstai operation the plantations COL
Camp sea s. T. Harrison e j. Fofstai Nelson DoEeson,
good Lawrence W. H. Stsckhouss, Thomson L. D.
Furs 9ishs city whom respectfully partca
lara ma lpE
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IL etc conduit au depot des epayes du ouatrieme
District, rue Jackson, entire les Constance ct
Laurel. CONNIE epaves--
Une yache rouge pale orele eauche fourehue roEeile
drote coupee obliguement en- dessous.
Uns Yaohe noire ayant dn blanc entire les jambes de
deyant nue petite tache blanche au front roreile
drote coup6e obliguement dessous roreille drote
coupee enlargement au dessns.
Une Cheyre noire, raie blanche autour du corps
les cornes tongues ct pencheas en- arriGre.
Une Cheyre brGn ciare les cot6s ct lie yentre blanc
les cornes courtes
Une vache noire blanche sans cornes syant roreie
droite ecourtee ct fendue, oree gauche tendue ct
fauon.
81 les dts anmaux sont pas reclames dams dix onrs
ct les depeuses payees ills vendus renchere pu
blique al dit depot, VENDREDI lie 81 du courant lo
heures A. NJ
Nousslle Orleans 10 Dec 1855. dill II Il
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ID EMOVED-W. K. F. FRYER, INDIAN
DOCTOR has manenty located his Medical
ton Office, No. OLD LEVEE STREET Barracks
Espsnado opposite the MIMI. city and country
orders enclosing Us paid will hs punctuay
medicine, with directions how BY return mail
postage.
ka ohcs hours from O'Clock A. VI. ill O'Clock P NJ
New Orleans, La, 1856.
N. B.-Do mists Ike my ua address. os
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Seworleans La.
yERMIFUGEs.
Winer'sCAnsdian,
6Wsin'f
perrv's Dead Shot,
Jayues's Tonic,
Keri's, M
B. A. Fahbestoek's,
RALSAMS aCOuGHREAiEDIEi
Wiaiar'sBalsam Of Wild Cherry,
Hastingis Sapths,
Shsrmsn'a Balaarn,
Buehsu's Hungarian,
Daris's Wild Cherry and Tar,
dchanek's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
HALLS Rslsam,
s~aym,aS7rap ofWild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Tayior's Balsam LiyerHort,
Jayns's Espectoran.,
Wtner'sEiecsmpaias, @
Sogafs'Liyerwort and Far,
Mrs. sRrdiner's Liverwort,
ahlsr'sCkery EIpsctoranl,
Loudou's Indian do,
Dr.. Roses dc.
sARsAPARILIAs,
DR.. John Bplps,
s. T. ToHsssnd's, 8
Sauds'ss ". l=
Carpsnser's,
Wyncpcp's,
S-lksr's,
Grasgenbsre'r
Guysott's yslloH Dock,
PLASTEEs. "=
Wsll'sstysuztbenius
EWeu,sstreugthsnlns
Jew Dsviafs or Hebrew
,. ~ Badaau's,
49,, KnaPp'aIudiau
Griffith Aihssirs,
Hollosay'kArnice
LTNIMENTs.
Mexican Mustang,
Farreil'sArshian
Butler'sNerVsand Bone,
Hunts,
Hayss's,
Tobias'svsnetian
HoWs's Nerve and Bone,
Keliingsr'a,
Gardeners,
Bartine'sHors,
MISUNDERSTANDING,
lnayhiea
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CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
City of New Orleans, Dec. Is, 1855
No. 2l99 ]
Rsso'pei, That the Comptroller sell at auction after
ten days notice in the official JOURNAL contracts for
cleaning the paved and unpaved Streets and repair
ing the unpaved streets in the Fourth and Eleventh
Wards and also contract for attending the nuisance
boats and wharves; all 10 go into effect on the expra-
lion of the present contracts, and subject 10 the APP
prevail of the Council =
lsignedl J. j. LUGENBUHI.
President Board OF Aldermen
lsgnedl L. L. TRACY.
aae.4 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December II, 1855
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
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NOTICE. neTepy gwen, mat on MONDAY 9th
December, will adjudcate al my office at IL o'clock
NJ, the above contract.
dl3 o DE BUYS, Comptroller.
r@ C0MPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, December 5. 1866 I
No. 421
Rssolved That the Comptroller adudicate 10 the low
est bidder after ten days notice. for one year from the
ls OF January next, four separate contracisone for
each Dshict-for numbering and branding all carts
dnys, etc licensed by The city. The bids shall be
certain sum for numbering and branding each carl
dTay etc, and the persons holding dray other IL
ofthe adjudication.
ESigned) VIM. O. G. CLAIBORNE
President Board of Aldermen,
Esigned) FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 23d November, 1852.
(signed) A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
Notice is hereby given. that on MONDAY the 17th
December. will adiudicate al my Office - o'clock,
M, the above contracts .
d5 ID D. DEBgYS, Comptroller
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AsuEREMEDrEs, ETt,
0agood 'sfndian Cologogue,
Rowsnd's1onic MiItEre,,
Smiths Tonic Syrup, =0
Wynkoop'n Tonic, ~ ..4a=
Speeds EebrifuRe.
Vegetable Febrifuge, FL"
L0ZEE5EB.
Shsrrnnn's Cough and Worm,
Brysn'seulmonic WATERS,
Locock's Pulmonie Waters,
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Lovstt's Wahpens or Hair Glcst
BarSy's jcopnsrous,
Lyons Kathsrion,
Boyle'n Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's HairInvigorator,S5
JAyue's Hair Tonic,
van Deusen's Wahpens.
Loud9n'a Orieutsl Hair Tonis,f
Hansi'eEsu Lustrale,
oiiridge's Balm ofCoirmbia. =
Railways Ciresssian BalnlI
.-----PANkCEAS.
ssain'u, Houck'a, ns
Suiien'slndian Vegetable,
Longley's Crest Western
OINTMENT AND SAVES
Dslley'sM Magical Pain G Ttrsrtoy
Professor Holloway Ointment.
altAtiistsr'a Ail-Heaiing.
hrooks's Magic Sslve, PTyor,sp;is
0ray's, HarTlson's Sprriiir
Trask's Magnetic, j udkin's,
Loudsn'sAa-H Healing, Russia.
OILS.
Rrshton's Cod Liveroii,
British, HaTiasm. g
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di7 ISlgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
No. 25g3
RESOLVED Tha, The Keeper of the Court Houses of
this city be authorized to have repaired the stoves
the several District Courts of New Orleans and also
to have new stoves placed in said Cenrts where
wanted.
[Signedl f. l.. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl j.. J. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December Is, 1856
dl7 [signedl JNo. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
No. 2504 .5a4s.=
Rssousd, That permission be and the same is hereby
granted 10 MIR. r, GODDARD 10 make balloon aseensions
from Place d'Armes, late Congo Square, for one month
from the 10th December next
[Signedl E. l., TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
TSigned1 ]. j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December Is, 1855
dl7 (signed] JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
mo. 2505 .5 s=.# T.
ResoUed, That permission be and the same is hereby
granted 10 Geo. Gowan 10 erect small engine
on his property South Market street. The same TO
remain during the pleasure OF the Common Council.
[Sgned1 E. L, TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December Is le55,
dl7 [signedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
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ReSolpsd That the Street Commissioner be and he is
hereby authorized and instructed TO have flag stone
footway made from The brick buildings al the point or
junction of Old and New Magazine streets across 10
Felicity street, al as moderate expense possible
provided the stone at the-Worhhouse he used to
construct said feo.way, which is be than
six feet wide.
. ESignedI E. L. TRACY,
= President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Signedl J. j. LU6ENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December Is, 1850
dir fsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor.
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VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST
mag procured by applyingtoF NJ CORY sckss Co.'S
g q. D. FELT STETSONS street,
W WTALL l4s Elysian Fields street tho sscrstary
Office Odd Felows Hall Camp
TAe rc4to viii $40 per vault
to ali othars $50 per vault. - -
relative the purchase ap
picatlon TO the Secretary. - =
m JAMES FuRNEAu1 s.e,s..rvo R.s
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.v,- =, WOLF Els AROMATIC ScHEIDAM sCtJNa pps
ana Sechants and al dealers in snv ar .Ss
" apoya esaogue, will find TO thai sdvsntaes h
senalag theif orders aboye where will be fonnd IN me-
ifn;tS o. GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES in IL
su s'a'es,ana atthe iowaai prices. Please address - %
,.,9. WRIGHT & co.
ps4 - SHNuiNE MEDlClFE WAREHOUSE.
o-l5 straet Gatv
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09
From the London Times, May %.
State of Trade i'm Paris.

The Partisan trade has not yet experienced any
beneficial effects from the opening of the Universal
Exhibition. Few foreign visters have arrived, the
greater number deeming II eIpedient to postpone
their journey until the month Of June, when Il will
be In all It's eciaf. The weather, on the other hand,
has not been favorable, and transactions generally
but more particular those Of the magasins dc noa-
pedntes, have suffered from II. The shopkeepers,
having now completed their assortment of goods,
with view to the exhibition the wholesale trade
has relapsed into stagnation.
Corn rates increased during the week in all the
markets, In consequence of unfavorablc accounts
from the agricultural districts Rye has been con-
siderably damaged by the cold, and in several dis
trcts the fields had TO DO ploughed over TO receive
other products. Wheat has -lso suffered but not
to the same extent. Spectators have ayailed
themselves Of these adviccs to raise their preten-
sions. The first sorts Of -four find ready sale at
the Halle at from S5f TO S6f per sack of l57 kilo-
grammes and inferior qualities at from 7ef 10 s4f
showing rise of from IL TO 2f since last week
The stock bad fallen TO 10000 quintals. Wheat
increased IT, SOC. per hectolitre and half
The farmers have still large quantity OF grain
In reserve, but refuse TO make concessions The
price of meat etil rises although the markets are
abundantly supplied with cattle The odiwp has
rcappcared In the neghborhood OF Montpelier, not
however, TO any alarming degree. In the Agcnais
and Bordelais the vines present the most healthy
and thriving appearance. Brandy Is in no demand,
either in Paris or Bordeaux.
Large orders have been received from Prussia
by manufacturers Of Paris and the departments,
which are evidently intended for Russia. The
greatest activity prevails in the manufacturers Of
Tourcoing, S. Etienne and Lyons In this last
city, hands are actually wanting to execute all the
orders from Paris, England ssd the United States
At Roubaix, Roucn, and Malbausen, the duh sea-
son has commenced, and Is likely to continue until
orders from the fair Of Besucaire restore to them
some activity. The price Of the four-pound loaf
Of bread In Paris, which was maintained since Do
cember, 1858, at 3d., the difference from the mar
kot price having been made up to the bakers by
the city, at the cost OF 80 900 900 francs has been
raised since the 9Th inst, 10 Cd
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09
The Ensuing Campaign.

The London Times thus writes on the ensuing
campaign:
General Pelissier, who now takes the chief com
mand of the French army Is an officer of conside-
rable higher standing, and more advanced age, than
his predecessor. He has also the reputation of a
man Of more resolute character. 1t Is to be hoped
therefore, not only that he will give more vgor-
GUS direction to the operations Of the French ar
my, but that he win show himself superior to the
hesitation or sudden impulses produced by orders
from distance. We are now entering upon our
second campaign In the Crimea under circumstan-
ces far more favorable than those of the preceding
year. The allied Generals have far larger armies
at their disposal; they have more accurate
knowledge of the country, and q more permanent
base Of operations. To use these advantages with
effect, nothing is wanted but a definite and we'll
considered plan of operations and 1t ia impossible
to suppose that during the long and perilons de-
lays Of the winter followed by the arrival Of vast
achievements in the spring, systematic scheme
of the campaign should not have been adopted
The moment has come to put IL into execution.
As far as we can be said TO know anything Of
the strength and position Of the enemy, it does not
appear that the Russian army In the Crimea Is In a
condition to assume the offensive or that the re-
Inducements II may have received at all equal
to those which have already reached the allied
camps. On the contrary, 1t is highly improbable
that the Russian forces in the Crimea superior
to our own in numbers or in strength, and the DIFF
fculty ofincreasng that army is augmented by the
exhaustion Of supplies in the interior OF the PENN
sula. II we are not greatly deceived, the allies
have sufficient military strength 70 engage in field
operations from any point they may select on the
coast, without abandoning the siege of the south
ern part OF Sebastopol. These operations are OF
intellectually greater importance than the slow and
indecisive attacks which may be directed against
the outworks Of the town, and we hope that the
only Instructions sent from home are such a. may
give more constant and energetic support to this
portion Of our enterprise.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-09

A RUNAWAY CAuoHr-John Henry Smith, q
negro about l6 years OF age was committed 10 jail
a few days ago as a runaway. He says he belongs
to James KINNEY, who resides in Jones's Neck
Kent county, Delaware, and left home about three
months since, and went to Philadelphia and engag
ed as cook on the schooner Mary Jane, Captain
Warren. Upon the arrival of the vessel at George
town, ID. O., he left her and made his way TO Alex
andria, where he was arrested
SERIOUS ACCOMMODATING the workmen were
employed on Tuesday last in pulling down the walk
OF bIick house near the corner Of Prince and st
Asaph street. portion of the walls fell in, and be
fore the men could escape, one Of them, named
William Arlington, who was tried and acquitted Al
the last term Of the circuit court for the murder o
Mr. Higgins, was caught and severely injured; one
of his legs was crushed. Doctors Lewis and
Chancellor were immediately called in and ampu
tated the leg near the thigh. His case is critica
mr. N j II Ell
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AUCTION SALES.



VALUABLE Three-story Frame HOUSE
and lot next 10 the corner Of north NJ on gth
street west, at auction.A0n Thursday the l4th IA.
slant we shall SELL at O'Clock, p. NJ IN front Of the
premises, part Of lots Nos aud 8, in square No
4Oi, with the improvements which are "a substantial
weii-bmit OF best material and e0nyen,ently-aI,
ranged three-story Frame Dwelling House, contain
ing twelve rooms, wide passage and cellar under
the whole with all necessary out-buildines. and a
pump OF excellent water in the yard, and 4 copsid.
cred one OF the most convenient houses In the city
The aboye-described property is handsomely Il.
Gated, fronting on 9th street west 25 feet running
back 100 feet between l. and NJ streets north.
Terms Of sale 0ne-quarter cash balance In siy
twelve, and eighteen months, The purchaser to give
notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest
from day Of sale. A decd given and deed Of trust
taken. Title indisputablc
Also. Immediately after the sale Of the above at
O'clock we shall SELL in front Of the promises lot
m subdivision Of lots Nos. and 10 in square N,
4o3, containing 1904 feet inches with the improy
ments, which are n frame tenement
The, property is situated on the west side Of sth
street west between street and New York avenue
Terms 0ne-third cash balance In six twely,.
eighteen and twenty-four months, for notes bearinS
interest from day Of SALE secured to the satisfaction
Of the owner.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
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