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The Attention Of the Medical Faculty h..

for been applied to tho solution Of questions
and there rom diseases q me teeth
sasi Passs oh:
are to ~ s that the majority Of dental
parasites the sess6and secondly that the climate q
orr people are peculiarly isvorsSs to the sensrasioa
S Ss Of and
gums These facts discovered established beyond
ID but
hbtsd ts and dsetsrous action on the enamel
faculty both il Europe and in this country. directly
the %
sRpss af
ssss,vsd BY the AID Of microsoOs remain
'ss a applied
,as u s sssf q aS from
% S P S Be- The only
SiIsa:s But here new ;aIdssty was = e cvsrssms:
highly alike to the Of the teeth 70
a1a The
Of Ss would a. hs time s suppy an
9s Article in
Is Il being ssneaoaI 70 ses,h
& S..s s.T I..s sas hss 81. .sa .Sss
ssSs 1bs in as%ssy but
e. he
hs the United S and has tried
patients suffering ways decayed decaying
teeth In every instance ii has proved completely
dental discomfort has been entirely and the
e
POWDER have in all exhibited the most marked diff
ference to the naked While under the the
effect been mo The alone Of
powder eGneiusiysly mnoh Of psss
lent though minute animal life has been destroyed by its
application. The sapo powder be obtained Of all
respectable druggists throughout the United States and at
Batcheder; and at Office 81 Bond street, New York
8. A. MAIN, Dental Surgeon.
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Birth.
On Tuesday morning, April II, the lady of CHARLES
COFFIN, Of a son.
California papers please copy.


At st. Thomas Church, Tuesday, April IT, by the
Few Dr. Neville Mr. c. 7. MoCLENAcAN to Miss LOUISA
PARSONS, niece Of Albert w. Metcalf.
On Wednesday, April IL, by the Rev Nr. Forbes Mr..
THOMAS IVORY to Miss AUGUSTA PAGE, all OF this city
Quebec papers please copy.
On Thursday, April IL, by the Rev. DR.. NJ s. Hutton
Mr. FRANZ SCHLoTER to Mrs. NEs daughter Of the late
Ban. Smith, Esq, both Of this city.
On Wednesday April IL, by the Rev Mr.. Lounsbsrry,
Mr. HENRY AcKiR OF Sing Sing, to Mics JANE MoCoRD,
only daughter of Robert McCord, Esq, of this city.
In Brooklyn, Tuesday, April IL at the Church of
the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Wm. 81. Lewis, OLIVER E
VAL to ELLEN AUGUSTA second daughter Of the late VIM.
Mccormick.
On Monday afternoon April 49, at St. tideets Church,
Avenue B, by the Rev. Thomas Martin, s. D., pastor
Mr.. WILLIAM HANNAY,to Miss MARY JANE UYrHAHK both
Of Il is city, and formerly Of Limerick, Ireland
Limerick papers please copy.
At ST. Leon, Mecklen6urg county, Va, on Tuesday,
March 81 BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH OF San Francisco to
HELEN LEcKE JONES.
California papers pleaie copy.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY APRIL 49, 1855


To CapItalIsts..-Ncw England Mining and
Ssryqga on stone
spp:n.ss sole sssns !. this city for the above
snes which win Be found below in which their conditions
%
slate ~ the New England Mining and
ss Te
article q aeknoyieaeed superiority BY All who have tested
for subscription both ssmpsnss sps ssd
''As' ' B1RpETP D2ys MAIN n william street.
- ~ BaArTIEsoao, W. Aprh :. 1855;
attention s q aspsss.s insoisS
direction rsther unusual by reason Of s great distance
think induce and M and that Is al the
me o Branch of the New Eng
land Mining and 9uarins COMPANY o. yerm9n. look for
n. sIs
ps al
TO give was Es sr a ss
vas nSassa In visit region s' Lake
from that period time
and energy and Is assured that = monopoly Of ths
IN S sa
Psy second zig ne LAKE saps;iSs
lack
sieian slate found, nterstraed with Quartz
II has already been quared At several points for homes and
page S. Eosssaliss ofcasp river is saps
ssenff dsss
aasrss; ssrsasS.si sssasIsaily sass-ss
r.
Teal lake which covers over one hundred and to
sSs 1ss. f' mite ssm Ss
II Ssis
WIDE and At The rear shows atty high This
g sss the sns Ss
s @ II : a e. has sSn
Tssu that the best eyer Or ha Which :
and which are now in your satisfied that Il
r. s
the sGG The debts By the small
safosney stone pay every dollar o. nasSeSHess
branch q the New England Mining and usryns COMPANY
a1 .sS 5 s N s E
:. ri s
formations the river valley These quarries
have hesn suScSssiuy worked TO greater or less
moments oonsdssstisn thai ndsidnss have
when wooden sf
candid mind that the quarros worked BY eoent
On large scale WITH the most trans
The expense Of slate compared with other roofing
rial be briefly stated is believed that the slate
gin for profits 80 at price but little ex.
30 per squarlOO feewth expense about 81
the square for paints while slate DO furnished and
laid the roof within two hundred miles of the quarry
about the and when once the roof they endure
shares Of dollars each the company holds
shares as working capital An examlstien Of The char
sions exceedingly LIBERAL giving the company powers
rarely by cooperative bodies In addition its
capital Of $500 00 which is already located valuable
sate uarres in southern the company has power
n No oCass Snn ~UpS S sae LIMITS Oh
parate and distinct interests to the amount each
No individual liability incurred by anystockhoder in ts
company Of is branches Ileave it to yourselves 20
bring these and their prospects to the notice of
friends in such manner as deem advisable,
ipy assured that if tho value Of the property offered and
the certainty large profits properly
will experience difficulty in securing the capital required
Yours truly, GEORGE KENDALL.
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ASTRONOMY.

A BOUT To LEAVE THE CITY-MADAME MORROW.
II This bshy gifted lady will positively Leave for Europe
10 few day all that wish to consult her must call
they v not get the chance. She will tell all the events
life and the thoughts 70 the great asonhmet
Of ~ her vters 70 Broome street. Cannon Gentle
men not admitted. N. B.-So charge IL not satisfied
ELARvoYANT EXAMINATIONS GIVEN FOR DIS
~ covering the and Of diseases by Mrs. HAYS
the test ulng medical clayoyant in America Every
person knows that the and seat Of persona disease
he Known before 10 be o1roi therefore,
troubled With disease or weakness .boat the hear
chest throat lungs should consult tns great medical
elaryoysnt ofaeO 10 Spring street, near 3owery
MADAME ALVIN. FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
M services 20 the ladies and gentlemen in Pb-es oIogy
by books and science She be consulted about love-
marriage, &c. and will tell the Of ,ne lady
gentleman they will marry also the name OF her yers
lansu.gss Rsidspee so9 gVre'y ss'Tssa Ehss sRa s.
ceLa ssrsts
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uPrezne Court-Circult.
Before Hon. Judge Mitchell.
TIE cHysrAL PALACE sHAREs-Aor1oS FOR BREACH

TIE cRysrAL PALACE sHAREs-ACrIox FOR BREACH
OF PROMISE.
APRIL l7-0rson ID. Num- and Others, us. Phirsas T.
Barnum. This was action for breach Of contract
arising from the following crcumstances:-T plaintiff
orsen d. Mum, having some time last fall commenced
proceedings against the old directory Of the Crystal
Palace Association in order to compel them to wind
its affairs, &C., the defendant, who had been then
Gently elected President Of the Association contracted
with said Orson D. Mum and three Others who had been
associated with him in said proceedings to purchase the
stock held by them amounting to 223 shares at the
prise Of seventy dollars per share condition that
said Orson Mum would release the directors from all
liability, and consent to dissolution of the injunction
which they had obtained The object Of the present
ferred in said contract The defendant sets up insult
Client tender Of the stock to him. and
a. 70 the quantity owned by the plaintiffs previous TO
the sale. The case is Charles 0Conor and Dillon
and oGornaD, for plaintiffs Patt Gerard and Buckley,
fer defendants.
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.vsIr1p STATES DsrRIcr CouRr-Nos Is &c, IS, 81 to
50, "a to g.
SUPREME CouRr-Circuit-Nos H. 49, 100, 1875. 1855,
ls 1882 1861 49, 1863 1873. l6ll, 1914 1873 1885, 1876
1878 to 1891.
SUPREME CouRT7spssial IsrmaNos J. Is, 10, 81 So
CoURr COMMON PLEAs-PArt lst-Adjourned to
Thursday Part 2d-Nos. 3s2 Ats 49, 49, 4S4, 47 4s to
svrraIoR CouRr-Nos. Is, asl 49, 500. SIS, 424 $685.
62 6s3 646 557 1896 22 $685. 2 252 1856 73 $50 to 53,
500, 569 to 500, 2s2, 2As, 40, 60, 81, lS7, 1872
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CoSTAR, 3ss Broadway-Doar Sir:-Haying great many
rats around stable and shop thought would try
extermir ator aud bought Of boxes and
fixed IL according 70 your directions The next
ing he found hundred and fifty dead rats have
bought others poison and found them h1mbugs and
take pleasure IN pronounens this humbug and that 70
will 90 than you will in your Advertisements
have aotred Steamboats, and satisfied board
the boats that the greatest thing Of the Respect
fully, yours &c, JS. UNDERHILL 435 Tenth street.
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Very Valuable Real Estate at Auction
desire call the attention OF readers to tho sale to
be made this April IL At Il oeioek at the
toneer order Of WIN. " LIE Count Esq, executor;
sssing Of valuable lots and cores in First and Second
avenues between Eighty fourth and Eighty streets
euding valuable corners No property has been SOL this
capital for Improvement, the Second railroad
through the property The sale to be made peremp
tory highest bidder TO close the estate 20
the purchase remain on bond and mortgage for
per cent. The title perfect and the lots
win be sold from all encnmbrances For Photographic
and full particulars refer to the Auctioneer NO.
Rroa
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only sewing machines before the public capable of doing
variety work In perfect STYLE The fact
y demonstrated that all other sewing machines are for
sewing, when compared with Singers not worth
taking gift. For family manufacturers plan
any whatever Sin gers sewing machines
be SUPERIOR and the Just
added place them ahead Of all ccmpstition Singers
sewing machines only free from all claim for nsnge-
ment Of patents. I. N. SINGER CO., 323 Broadway.
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Pianos.-Great Bargains.-T the Largest AS
ssrtment Of celebrated pinos in the United States Gil
and Co. Is premium eolean panos Horace Waters
den pianos. and those Of large plumber Of other
In the Union will be sold at price which defy
ien for cash satisfactory paper Persons in the city
having orders for will find 10 to their advantage
can on HORACE WATERS, 332 Broadway.
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Fancy Bazaar owing the extensive repairs TO 10 made in
scnsequenoe Of FIRE the premises. The
sder Of this immense stock embracing work boxes reti
sules paper mache work FANS glasses toilet boxes
gsntemens and ladies' dressing dressing and she'll
lsmbs elegant afan and marble vases
EcwmAns celebrated water colors together with the
shoice selection Of perumery and soaps with endless
ey Of toys for the amusement and OF chill
tfen All will DO sold without regard TO afording
opportunity citizens TO supply themselves with every
hnE unique and beautiful At less than half Of the usual
PAGES. $. ROGERS Fancy Bazaar, No. 40 Broadway.
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= p,cturc NV tnuhne, is not more perfect I'm

its way than head hair by The Excel,
nature truly Raphaeps colors
and in describing superb head OF hair that has passed
through the transmitting atNo Aston House,
might properly call It, in artistic phrase, head ~ Girls
rad
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HE w PUBLICATIONS.


LIME ART LITERATURE-FOR SALE. POUR vo-
of the London illustrated Art Journal from 1915
70 lsSs complete Inquire Of Mr. THOMAS PAIGE No. 81
Greene street.
THE SONS OF NEW ENGLAND HAVE SCATTERED
to the remotest quarters Of the Unon but wherever
they they will forget the Of their nativity
In the valleys Of great rivers and in the still reeedng
farm house with its tall well sweep; the little red school
house, with the stern birch MASTER and TO the
solemn old meeting house. with its associations OF Puritan
Sabbath Whoever would recall these memories Of home
will find unfaDg In the charming sketches Of
New England life character TO be found Ia The May
Flower by Mrs II. Beecher Stowe This volume contains
fund OF description Of humor and patho that would In
its hearty reception IL IL from sn unknown
writer. In volume emo with besutul vgnette, and
finely engraved steel pcrtrst Of the author I.r sss
all booksellers. Price 81 Is. PHILLIPS, SAMPSON
co publishers Is Winter street, Boston; j. C. DERBY
New York.
WANTED TO PURCHASER FILE OF THE METRO
w polls, newspaper published by Park Benjamin Co.,
in this city, about five years complete file odd
BUNcE 1 BROTHER, lss Nassau street.
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Let those who wish to realize what an ex-
qustey proportoned hat psh in comforting
ak Of high fashion, try Of ESPENCHElD'S splendid
hats. His store Is lis Nassau street.
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iormities Of The complexion, cured by GoURAUD's
msdsed soap Poudre subtle vproots hair any part
he body Rouge lily white. hair restorative and dye
cold q tho depot ~ walker street. first Broad
say. csl:rda!. " cspit T1iss street, flilads pha,
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most painful orms also croua old ulcers and
cases q diseases Of the blood, great debility, liver
plant, kidney, ineiptnt consumption &c, most
tainly curet BY this great purifier Principal depot 26
Grand street. seventy hive cents per bottle
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ssWhat has Caused this Great CONJUNCTION :"
Why the great picture show to-day, at 363 Broadway
Everybody must those splendid photographs Perfect
pictures taken, rain shine.
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Defiance Salamander Safes.-Robert M.
PATRICK the sole manufacture in the United States Of
DO celebrated Safes and f. c. Gons impenetrabe
ieanes locks and bars Depot No. 92 Pearl street.
enc door below Maiden lane.
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The Photographic Portraits now being IN
trodueed At the old shop 9 Brcadwsy are creating
low price they offered at Daguerreotype cents and
50 cents; good.
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7 DEFY nny one to show n Jingle case wi

my oneuent failed to force the whiskers mousache
TO grow weeks has injured the skin. 81 o
bottle to any part Of the country X. G. GRAHAM,
5s5 Broadway.
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Let this be your Guide for Carpets -


Ava bte alma dinner acts aiming enough pieces
S,s tsve persons S worth $t5 800 white china din
sr sets contaipr enough pieces to dine eighteen pcsop
AZ x worth So 200 white china tea sets ~ - 90 worth
~ 80 go w. y. y. BAILEY a Co,
Pe Marble Store C31 and 6sS Broadway.
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extsnsyo ment ever offered In this country Also
eat variety Of mechanical lamrs ~
desirable country Rapeeecd oil always on
haad Imported DIRECTLY II. pARpoNvILLE, 40 sroad
ma ~
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For Sale-At Evans Clothing Warehouse,
6s and 6S FULTON street. lot Of fashionable French
cloth S. Also large lot Of beautiful French shirts
Mt less than half price,
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Mems Furnishing Goods.-We have now
in beautiful lot OF fancy linen and muslin shrtings
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN,
292 Greenwich street, corner Chambers street.
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just received, per steamer, three cases Gem
tlemen's Paris hats. GENIN 24 Broadway opposite St.
Paul's church.
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glar proof afes with Hsps patent powder proof locks
Both received prize medals &C the Worlds Great Ia
London, 1851, and Crystal Palace, New York, 1H De
pot block 1885, 1877 and l39 Water street, OF Pine
street, New York. SilAS c. HERRING, Patontee.
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Melodcons.-S. ID. q III. w. Smiths Meio-
deons equal temperament which recently
awarded the first premium at the National Fair, Washing
ton d. c., be found only ut 1893 Broadway liberal
Eberal terms. HORACE WATERS
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Gas Fixtures, Gss FIxtuxes.-We oner an
assortment Of that three hundred
buyers q US have the benefit Of variety twice IS large
that oany other In New York from which to
make m. their Our prices are snug Re.
co., marble stores 6sl and 6s3 Broadway.
Hollowsy's Ointment and Pills-The only
diately upon absorbent system dscardng
matter floating in the blood and thus by purifying the
stream Swing tone and ygcr all the functions Of
and PA Strand London; and by all druggists at Is
G21i cents, and 81 per pot or box.
A Card.-To InvaIisis Visiting or ResitiInr
In New York "A strong desire TO the invalid tho
Hndsr.sned 20 gvs this public invitation % ali invsds
give them perfectly and reliable and
will give such information will enable the invalid resi-
dent stranger to avoid imposition and find the medical
msy be eonsuitsd from o'clock A M to O'clock p H.
every day in the week, Sundays on
al H. Of 1rf .nd
and all other diseases Of stomach and bowels piles Is,
proapsu: and all forms Of female complaints rregusrites
Persons at distance invited to by
letter, giving him full statement Of the Prompt
charge Whatever. Address s. S. FITCH, A. NJ M d., III
Broadway, New York.
Hair Cutting, Curling, Dressing and sham
cents Inbe onguent promote the growth hair
Also instantaneous hair dye for beautiful black brown
oils, soaps, DC.
Batchelors' Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
BATCHELORS celebrated factory these article 23
tiOE his famous hair dye Sold Wholesale and retail The
Of toupees and ornamental hair
the United States
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Hall, Halter, the first I'm fashion, No. 4l3
Broadway Of spenard street, calls upon his allies
the sovereign people, to be in fashion His hats meet with
GROWING nocess AID approval wherever they go.
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Mourning Goods, Mourning Goods-Persons
Wishing purchase goods in this line must not fail to
goods before purchasing keep article
required by those wearing black and sell Thorn 30 cent
under their usual prices E. II. LEADBEATER & CO.,
81 Broadway corner Leonard street.
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HART 2a3 BroAdwsy Opposite the Par have now received
nom their OF decorative aud other
paper hangsgs which cann3t be exeesd and wnon .ac
offer whoiealo and RETAIL at the lowest prices Ihe STOCK
81 upholstery goods full ond 2ea In every va
ety TO the whole when the attention Of tbs puoc 70 m
vited.
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Popular Tradc-E. II. Lealbeater & Co.
81 Broadway will offer tns morning 800 pieces Of rich silks
from &c. 10 s. ard which Is 80 cent under theusua
prices Also 80 pieces Of superior black silks warranted to
nj 81 dres three of barege delanes at yard
and bsrege robes barcges organdes lawns Co. equal
~ cheap Also, large lot Of superior Paris made kid
gloves cheap Also, large stock Of spring ribbons ut
half their value.
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Ladies' Travelling Dress Goods.-Just re-
cevd large real India Canton
Yelling which will sell very low. Z. H. LEAD
BEATER CO., 3f7 Broadway, corner Leonard street.
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Great Hydrotherapic Establishment
Ar THE CHATEAU D'IssYs
N n

RAILROAD BANY, CLAIMANT STATION,
FAyoRirE AND pARIsrEvNE LINES oMNIBUsEs.
Issy, transformed into establishment under
the medical direction of Dr. Leopold Werthem who intro
duced the method into France Is situate Paris and
combines the cold water
mifabe disposition OF the buildings, and delicious park
hundred and twenty render II Of
the finest residences In the Of The park
fresh water bursting forth from hill after having natural
~ worked their through the nty sands OF tho higher
These waters excellent for drinking extreme
purest and most wneIeseme basin Of Paris
respect all othera the establishment of Issy Is wise
inferior to the finest and most complete in
Germany The water which to feed the baths and
shower baths is consay renewed by the natural current
One can easily this magnic residence
set apart medical establishment must favor the
cess Of the system in diseases such %
Of the stomach OF the ntestne of the vcr of the kid
Of the Spleen OF the oyaries piles constipation
scent Of the womb scrofala diabetes obesity seminal
diseases Of the marrow, paralysis, 40
The takes borders and treats those who
month"; Bosrder patients receive lodging board
attendance table, bed and toilet linen, medical attendance
and hydroherapic treatment.
Outside patients pay 40 francs month"; service included
price and outside treatment payable every
The price Of board for those who accompany patients is
80 francs month and 100 francs for servants.
patient himself wo0llen counter
PANE two strong linen Sheets three towels
head covering, and two pairs of bath slippers.
These objects be procured very cheap in the establish
ment.
Horses and carriages san bs had the premises.
man IN charge NJ L. a. TIE Ch.ssaa disy. or
at Paris, rue Godotde Mauroy a. from 70 o'clock
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Banta's Opening OF his Beautiful styles or
chdrens head dresses in the se OF straw goods has
caused unparalleled rush to his place. Everybody who
has visited his elegant store LOG Canal street. Of
Wooster admits that completeness taste and cheapness
there 10 no place to compete with 10. tt
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Hair Cutting, Curling, Dressing and Sham-
pooling inmtably by BILL Nassau street. Shaving six
cents Infabe onguent to the growth Of the hair
also, hair dye for beautiful black
oils soaps, DC.
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SPECIAL YOTTCHs.

HERIcANs, CoUNTRYMEN AND FREEMEN :
"A Grand Young American demonstration, stuyvesan,
America. on wednesday evening, April is w O'clock
number Of eminent speakers have kindly volun
SON daughter will be present sheton American Brssi
Band has been engaged for the OCCASION Tickets Is cents
EZRA T. RAYMOND, Secretary
10 Pearl street. given that they sofa by
them can address EartioioSssw oSaivsn WILMINGTON
street They will be sold at 80 Greenwich street.
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. SCHOOLS
na as on q h shs PSp .s q hps
@ will take place on the 18th inst - the Apollo
the 18th inst At opera sps House. S sross%sy
The viii DO Of patriotic speeches and d
S ana
schools to take place at their respective school rooms h
April %. St. yincents school, second ciasseith frs,
class; May 81 St. Mary's Admission TO all % cents
CONTROLLERS OFFICE CITY OF ST. LOUIS
~ March, IS IS55-Great closing sale of the Third sub
6sSsnl building Of aySs
and Council of city Of St. Louis Mis- Wednesday
Ofiot in the city commons belonging to the city, remaining
unsod This property Somprises tho subdvsons Of city
have been uSdidsd into smaller lots i've feet
front EACH bya depth Of hundred snd TWENTY-FIVE feet
ground Is beautifully situated immediately Of the
present city limits ON hsh and commanding point afford
Mississippi River the east aud the beautiful unduatins
d on s VII ss nS s
and many Of them are already large tracts
ars Of wSsh
state Of improvement
msnts one two three four and I've years With
r sae or ss s4 cent sy
For further particulars igsE osnAR, Asetlsasrs