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The day of docking unlocking will be charged
one A. but the d @ @ not 5dt bs o sh Fss a
such e rates as they may wish making good however, TO this
he charged by other we'll known sipwgh in the city
OF ill., sid # Hus5s vass Co. entitled to
receive twenty dollars for every tine the dock suAk which
Ts MA r ! I,s5s A.; v4Si s shall provide al
Of erection by them for the corporation together
w m M 1 Wien aced as we'll as he accooaon Of
bsness for the and of the same they shall
day past, 855D the Of eighteen hundred
ge rn " eSis s fo said RS ns Gs
a" m The pTe Gst obtained By 9qonn
be incurred for the construction of wharyes that
e tn b. The sad arm Of ugheH V"Io} Co. shall make to
the companys agent weekly reports OF the business of the
Any three M III The
stockholders each share shall and, all
majority Of the whole eaE stock only hn govern gad no
poraou any further than the uDpnid balance due the
so5 5 WIEN ND tie paSo STF o the winding up of the a
Of sad e9poaten the liquidation shall be conducted By three
amount and shall be styled tie qniang comissionels and
pc ss on 9 tel By o ssS Of
s 1 Mss hf ds sG y al aS
9 o is a n b poeseS S1S respective
Thus done and passed in Office u" New Orleans ooresad,
bes ct Who ss a} er
with said uppeAFerS and 1l, nj hn1 siXanedl
| WIN. Wllnn, five shares.
Eurs sS EseEs * co., o.s 5 Stssn shares
| Eted'l5 CamerdeI, two shares
| Fiarfis q Morgan, fifteen shares.
+ s.;,l l s pss g. Az fys s sI,1rs
| A Converse, for his wife, Mary Converse,
Bane Johnston, BY T. B. Sumner, Atty, two shares
| j: H; HagedoTn, two shares.
| Gdden, Marshall Co, share.
| @ Pames, for Harriet Emma Pa!mes one share.
| O. Pames, for Mary r.. PAlmes, one share.
Wi5mss fer Ms H9 HSS s %s a"ts
a. j. Whitmore, for Alfred j. Ruiz, one share.
4 j. Mtmere MIS- G. pviS one V sha s,sls
A. j. Whitmore, one share.
EDWD O. WILLARD.
hereby certify the foregoing copy the original
net of record in my current register r faith werof
myl Gs'"' SEAL '0"''D day Of Mi BShANhN S Not Pub
RGEF-3oob bls Don,jne5's Mess, for sale sale by 80
~ VOORHEES,, GR!GGS \ CO.,
| my29 Is Tehoupitoulas street.
ANDLEs2ooo pozes ShIi!o's fal Weight, for sale by
myl3 Ii Tchonp' .ouas street.
SALT--ls,5oo BUSHELS SALT, CARGO OF SHIP AS.
mS S5' III. H. y AsHBR1nGF CO. ,9o Common street
I INsEED OII4-24O bbls and 10 casks Raw, and 50
.,s ALFRED KEARNY,
TAUIKTNG RIALLETs AND ItsON-A good
just received and A al III 3 hEARNy
Wsf1Y-20o bR Vd Rss9yi staE f4c sss
my29 II Trhunnloulas street.
CIGARsA good assortment Heyana and domestic.
| myl of Canal and New Leyee.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be 1t remembered that the 18th July 1856 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Aausoni Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who be-
Ing duly sworn according to law does depoe and say the
from the books of said Company.
ISignedl G. J. MANSON1, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before me- this 18Th July 1856
Sig.edl CHAS. NJ BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest of
Six per cent cash. outstanding certificates of profits
holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the I'd Monday Of August proXimo.
The Boardof Trustees hive also declared Dividend of thirty
third per the earned premiums OF the
Company the year ending the 30h of june 1856 for which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September next,
TH0S. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS Vice President.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

w. ~ ga @ MuRPIEYsS HOWELL. RKsTAUs
4aesI RANT5.tND OYSTER SALOON, No 9S ma
100 ST. Charles street, is open for the recephon
of visitors. Fish, Game and all the Ielcaees
season mp the approved style and shortest
notice. all hours Just received lot Of fine Oysters ~
salt. @ FF4 RICHARD MURPHY. dsu
SSs ~ SAINTS SALOON, lgt ST, CHARLES
2NS& 4 - ID STREET This Splendid Saloon having been
sNeF thoroughly fitted MP for the coming season, is
Ns3bY row open The very best Oysters Will be con-
sfsntIy on hand to be served by ebiigin attendants
Winesand Liquors OF the very best quality are ase to oe
found at this establishment OF prlce mas uefeo
the Proprieors from Keeping tile best e be mad. og
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VERMlF U GES.
Winer's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
krrl's,
u. A. Fahnestock's,
McLane's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Wistar's Ralsam Of WildCherry
Hastings Naptha,
Sherluan's BalSarn,
Buchau's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Puirnonic Syrup,
New England Congh Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsnm,
Swaym's Syrnp Of WildCherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectorai,
Taylor's Bals,un Liverwort,
Jaype's ENpectorant,
Winer's Elecampaint,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS J,iverwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do,
Or. Roses do,'
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bulbs,
S. P. Townsend's,
SandS's,
Old Jacob Townsend's,
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
Graeifenberg's
Bristol's,
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
w. PIASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewan's Strengthening,
Jew David's Or Hebrew,
Bad+au's,
knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous,
Griftith's Adhesive.
Hnlloway's Arnice
LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Farreil's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
| Hnyes's
Tobias's Venetian
HoTe-a Nerve and Bone,
Keltinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
Jayue's
AGuE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chnsogue,s
KowAutrs Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
| Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febriiuge.
LOEENGES.
SherIpan's Cough and Worn
| Bryan's PulmOnic WATERS,
| Locnck's pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Lovett's Wnhpene or Hair Clos
Bnrry's Trieopherous,
Lyons Katl,arisn,
I3uyie's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's HAIR Inyigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
Gondon,s Oriental Hair Tonic
Harel's Eau IIustraIe,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
Swain's HouGk's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVEs
Dalley'sMasical PainExtractt
Professor Holloway's Ointmej
3tcAllisier's All-HeaIing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
Gray's Harrison's Specific,
Trasl's Magnetic, Judkin's
Louden's All-fIaaling, Russi
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNair'S Acoustic, SCarpa's I
British, Harluem.
BITTERS.
Motfat's Phoenix, Blal1e's Ar
matte,
Hibharf's Wild Cherry,
WOIFE'S AROMATIC
Ne Druggists md Merch
articles contained in the apov
vantage by calling or sending
be found the most extensive II
MEDICINES in the United
Please address. J
. GENU1N
MATT Nos. 15l nn'
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TIE RI w. GRAND ENCANPMENT OF LOUISIANA, I.
holds regular sessions on the third Tuesday in Jan.
vary uly each year the Odd Fellows Hail. corner OF
Camp and Lafayette streets.
nhiears for the year 1856 Ale Monlton NJ ". Grand Pa
arrh; THONGS n Bragg NJ. E. G. H. Priest; VIM Deacon, r
VIC W4rasn James Fa VI, r " G I, Scribe ii WI
$J J3 Dunlap r. w. G. Rep; s. NJ Todd W. g. Marshal
Thomas Keete W. G. Sentinel John Frankord W. Dep
Sentinel. 81 4 .
Alt. Gates, r. VI D. 2. G. Patriarch, Of District No. 2
Nos Baton Rouge; " D. Covert R W, D. D. G. Patri
arch, Of District No. 4, Clinton.
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GUNWFEES-
% MS boxes pure LEMON SYRUP;
- 10 do SPERM CANDLES;
Us 10 cases lar PRUNES; 55 s=5h .i.7-
Ss4 6 baskets fptnts} o IL; s. sz=5 .E
50 bags TAR AGONA ALMONDS;
40 do ENGLISH WAGNUTs;
800 bundles large and small 9uENT RAGss1 TX d..
For sale by A E.#G0CHRAN & HALL, 5+E
jeA IS Grayier street
cTARC1-l5Oo boxes Pearl. for sale by
u JOSEPH LANDS q Co,
w. % rehonpitouas street
RECE-l0o Heroes prime CarolIna for sale by
h 3 8a lS BARELEf E&7 CO.. q
ell 81 Common street
All Es-lsag kegs Choices Leaf, for sale by
IL VOORHEES,, GRIGGS Co..
my2a Is Tehoupitouas street.
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7 WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y popular Family Medicines which they oter supply
Druggists And Dealers at Proprietor lowest wholesale prices
Depot Special Agency, No. l5l amp q Chnrtres
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4 LUTHER HOMES. FOINpRY ANu

a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
SsTSSs ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner of Benton and
~ Enphrosine streets; Office No. lug St. Charles
w Cwo doors from the ST. Charles Thenier Manufac:
urer Of the latest and most approved Patterns of Rag We
andahs Doors shutters Vaults Bridges Straight aud Ccu
Stairs Store Fronts Capitals all kinds of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
rs Rangs, Castings, Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
laors for sale at the Old Stand, log ST. Charles New
. T.
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odd Fellows' Han Association.

ASSOCIATION at their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
tne iirst Monday Of every mouth.
John D Balm treasurer J. u. Dunlap, John Crckard H g.
sefson Ii Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis, George
Rareshde A. W. Bosworth Geo, Dmeyer, Edward Psbnry
and W. B. Cook y g !
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interior Encall,prnents.

q first and third "Wednesday in each month.
O. w SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Saturday in
each month in Clinton, parish Of East Pecana.
AL communications intended for the Grand Encarnanent,
s be addressed to JAS Furnea G. Scribe, Odd Fellows
JAMES FuRNEAUx. G. Scribe.
e Odd Fellows Rest
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1850 ficers-Henry Bier,
President John Stroud Treasurer James FurDeauS Secretary
Gemetsrs Ccmmtiee-Harper Dillingham; Gardner Smith, Lit
son. u. Homes: Sexton-Danie Merritt. Members-Fran5
lapis H " Wilson, George Seymour. y. Goldman, G. B.
BoWdch, j. r. Warner, II. GaseEede,S S. Bonlenle
VAULTS IN ODD FEfdoWst y may be procured
by applying to f. ~ CoRRY atsekes Co.'S S. Canal street,
atD FfLr SrETsoN 81 Camp street. H. afIsPAuGH u.
s. Mint and at the Office in Odd Fellows Hail.
ner Of Camp and Lafayette Streets II
The members Of Sotkloldng Lodges will be $40 per
vault; to all others, $50 per vault.
Information relative the purchase Of Lots, be had
application to the Secretary. ~
JAMES + URSEAUx, Secretary o. F. Rest,
General Relief COMMITTEES.
The following the members for the present term w B.
ho5nz PRESIDENT IA Exchange Place; b. DaSlva Treasurer
Hall; George Ellis Post oee Buildings Exchange Placer no
Fay 20 Camp street, NJ. Crawford corner Camp and Ora
ye Streets w W anbertou Fourth District; H. f. Peterson
Custom house, H H Stanley Richard and Tchoupito
las streets; y j. Sherwood a. W. Mcdonnell r. W FrIden
ha Common street; H. CasiereHe Custom house: VIM Dick
Algies e. " Paul. y ayandas Is Charities street. Charles
Callahan Z
80 Regular meetings held on the third Monday In each
month o. the Secrearys Office, in Odd Fellows Hall corner
Gampahd Lafayette streets, at Gg o'clock P. NJ. 'S
tnSI If & I+ll JAMES tFURNEAUX, Secretary
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e, NORTH CULylOrl, ATrORNEY-AT-LAW,Y WILL
IA attend to NIL professional business in ST. Landry and
Ayoyees that may be entrusted his Office OPE-
LOUSAS, l4H.
Reerences-Chas. NJ Waterman hardware 3rhant C. N.
Olivier, ESQ., Thos. D. Miller commission t'tas. B.
Singleton, aztorney Nixon Adams Crescent Office
New rea
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The vast amount Of rich soil not occupied in our Terri
toryte unsurpassed for propeng machinery Of
every kindhe extensive pineries Simplifying umber-e
insxhausble copper mines Of Lake invaluable
combine eminent degree invite population capital aid
wealth. and requires of creduy anticipate the
most wonderful progress the five years. trust shall
be pardoned if in this connection suggest the popey and
public policy remaining Territory for few years. with
ont mufestng too much eager1ess to assume the mantle of
sovereignty Our progress rapid but healthy and
anen afford to be called political infants, while
enargng and developing the bone and muscle which
give us energy vgor and power when arrive manhood
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THOs GRIFFIN. JOSEPH
GRIFFIN d RLGDSDE, ATTORNI les AT. La W.
W Austin Texas, will give prompt attention collecting
money in any part of the State aud agent for persons
owning Lands attend aRy BUSINESS pertaining General
"
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KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE.

There being Usury Laws in Minnesota, money can be
any interest agreed upon yet from to five
per per month the usual At per cent
month"; twelve MONTHS improved insured property
such equivalent double of assessed cash value be OBJ
tanned as security in bearing five per cent month after
maturity-interest payable semannualy.
53&5 land WARRANTS
Can be located good lands for twelve fifteen cents per
acre that will double the nnually invested for many
years. lands be located in the Of the of
rant actual settler improved and cultivated and ut the
end years the settler pays 81 % per for the land md
twenty percent per interest," the of warrant max
deed of the land according previous bond given to the
actual settler.
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apsa-.u RICH & CO.'S CELEBRATED PA
HFA NE!TENT FIRE-PROOF SAFES, FOR BOOKS. PA
11i E@a;PERS, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY STEARNES

s~ These the first real fre-proof Safes made
They have passed through trials Of intense heat
without the loss of book paper than ary other Safes
in the world This fact is questioned by candid dsa
erested person acquainted with their history The
Der of certificates hand from every part of the United e
showing the perfect reliability of these Safes for them
unparalleled reputation.
Persons purchasing the article would do well to these
facts and buy but Rich Co.'s Sa!anander Safes which
are supplied with the very best Of Locks
Citizens and strangers wishing to look at Safes respect
fully solicited to call and examine the splendid
offered in this city, hand and for Gravie
street, New Orleans. S. GUTHRIE,
dEWtf Sole Agent Marvin.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-12

The motion, which Was laid over at the last
meeting OF the Board for one week, directing the
Secretary to request Mr.. ORsn y return TO the
Registers Office all transfsss and other papers
pertaining to the late annual election that 30 may
have in his possession; and aso directing the Sec
retary TO return to the Regster sotfce such pe-
pcrs that may be in the possession OF the Board In
relation thereto, was now taken up for considera-
tion.
Mr. Alice moved that the whole subject be in
definitely postponed which was agreed TO-
Mr.. Jefferson submitted to the Board commu-
ncation from r. b. Owens in relation TO certain
matters respecting the late annual election.
Mr.. Mexican, in connexon with the same sub
jeet, submitted letter addressed TO Thomas q.
Dom, commissioner OF elections at the said late
annual eleetioa enelosing letter of reply tocer
tain inquiries in the matter referred to.
Mr., AtLeo moved that the above communica-
tions be received and placed on the files of the
Board, and that the papers accompanying the com
muncation OF X. b. Owens be placed in the pos.
session Of the Register; which motion was agreed
TO. wsl taAtsAA Hsl 4vtt yat
Mr.. Bohlayn offered joint resolution request
ing the committee before Congress TO ask Tor the
Lighting of Maryland avenue, between First and
Second streets east which was read three times
and passed. aes e7lS9 iaesdh
The Board then adjourned 1.H.a
Daily American organ., 1856-03-12
Another GuI fFIS Tcn1 .see.

Brownlow's Whig tMkains aIlettefv from
Bedford, Tennessee, from which we make the
following extract: fstsf
eve elected the entire American ticket in this
county on Saturday. We are gaining ground in
chin oouusy. Miilard Fillmore is the man for our
people. All say success TO the American ticket
put out at Philadelphia"
Stnl }AAo&her White County, Tennessee.
The Democrats did their best, but We whipped
them ont
Sheriff 9, Meek, American, s44; 7, 4. 'Hnkson,
Wing, s72, ,ce,.sT ~. =. 's,,....., ~, N
Circuit Clerk. Brown, American, 697; A, j..
Gamble, Dem, 663.
County cNFk-G g. DihrelI, american, ss2 !;
VIM. Jared, Dem, 4l2. y ~ 81 49, aofas
sls.f1 s. And Third, IA k,.,.,.s
The election held last Saturday for county off
GERS, resulted as follows, in Knox county, Tsaaes-
seei lFi9n 51 r aorHalgafg9 saf % II.
For Sheriff w, P. .Crippcn, American, i, sea;
Legg Sag Nicht, e95 -''''' e'ns s'''o sNs n'4 /
Daily American organ., 1856-03-12
Pierce a Black Republican, The Reason
why South Carolina prefers him.

why South Carolina prefers him.
The efforts to bring about coalition be-
tween the Southern disunionists and the Black
Republicans on Pierce are apparent Each of
these traitorous factions have the same object
in view dissolution; and they fancy that the
reelection of Pierce will hasten their anticipa-
tons. AS an evidence of Pierce's Black Re-
publican sympathies we publish the following:
The Democratic State Convention of New Hamp-
shire, in 1846, was held October Is, and was ad.
dressed By Franklin Pierce, and, after listening to
his views, that body unanimously passed the fol
lowing resolution: g q let
Resolped, That we approve of the vote of our
Representatives in Congress in favor Of Mr. viii
mot's amendment to prohibit slavery in any terri
| tory that may be acquired of Mexico.
And this also: H lsd sstt
The following series of resolves were adopted at
Democratic Convention of the Eighth Senatorial
Districtthe strongest Democratic district, by the
way. in the!Statc Of New Hampshire-on the Cd
OF January, 1850, and we're introduced to the con-
vention by Ii. D. Pierce, Esq, of Hillsborough,
brother of Franklin Pierce, now President of the
United States @ ~sset eaa \
Resolred, That we are opposed to the admission
Of any new States into the American Union with
the proviso that slavery shall be tolerated
Resoived, That il is the duty of the members of
our State Legislature, whenever the subject OF ala
very shall be brought before them, to give their
influence in favor Of freedom. at L
Resolsed. That those Democrats whose opinions
do not accord with the sentiments of the preceding
resolutions are unworthy of our support.
Resolped, That we hope the time is not far dis
tant when the threats of Southern members of our
National Legislature may be put to the test in re-
lation to the dissolution Of the Union, by the pas.
sage Of the Wilmot Proviso.
These resolutions, taken in conjunction with
thcresolutions passed by the New Hampshire
Legislature, and the course Of the administ,a-
ton in the appointment Of Frse-soilers to most
of the prominent offices throughout the North,
furnish ipdisputable evidence of the efforts be-
ing made to negotiate a bargain between the
disunionists Of both extremes
Daily American organ., 1856-03-12
The Custpm House Dcmocracy.

The Hudson City Democrat, (Hoboke n a Buch.
ansn journal, il making terrible ado about the
sxorbitmt levy which Gen. Pierce's tar gatherers
have been imposing upon his employeesin In the cns-
tom-house, In order TO carry the New Hampshire
election THAT is the phrsse.) The Democrat
threatens all sorts of things by way Of retaliation
Daily American organ., 1856-03-12

sfatH,----- Nsatt~a !.
American gain over last November, $50 Il
Il ALLEaHAEY CouNrY.--CuRAs--This town has
done we'll Entire American ticket elected. Ma
jority on Supervisor, 9l. y
M-f-sg MTkeKGR "a
FRIENpsHir.---Ths American triumph in this
town is complete. Below are sorne of the mAjor-
ties: ssHv8 s.
!. .supervisor-J, B, Harrison, 80 majority X S,
Justioe-rHorsoe Carwia, % majority.
a Town Clssk--J hudson Ccburn, 50 majority. y
Collector-G. b. W. Fay, ia majority y
\ Assessor Levi Pearse, ia msioritys:N y q
WELLsvrrLK--J. Milton Aott,S ths American
candidate for Supervisor Is elected by . majority
of sixteen over an others. geo sssaHnH 80 q
Grsrsxr Cousrr The Americans Of old Gene
see have triumphed gloriously in the town cleo
tions. There are Is towns in the county, Of these
the Americans have carried 8, the Democrats 3,
Independent l though elected by american votes
Town or BERerx. The entire american ticket
is elected, save Highway Commissioners, Collector,
aud Scalcr The fusionsts put up their strongest
Daily American organ., 1856-03-12

against Marcy and Pierce, whom il chau 4llA an
Offence but little better thsa obtaining hey from
the loerholdcss on false Pretenecs LA
TRSs 4ptem Of political hlebotomy n proba-
bility, I'm be extended, band-by. q ZIP the cir
culation Of the Marcy aua ClArendq Correspond
ence, iassmuch - the govtrnmsut, kA eeNkaah-
ingtonb calling on its" friends, ~ after day to
circulate the documents. Only dollar the hun
dred l-New York Erpress
We presume the orders for this infamous
levy were sent from this city. . Black mail
Peter" the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry, is at the head Of the "black mail" depart
mcnt here. He lis the. supplisnt Tool Of the
Kitchen Cabinet" and negotiates all the bar
gains with The administration camp-followcrs
in this city to detect Americans
Daily American organ., 1856-03-12

men. Our supervisor, Samuel Rick pad, Esq, u
one ofthe best Amersaes in the coeety. REgen
Daily American organ., 1856-03-12
Il sents'sk FOR SALE,
~ Nine. convenient Dwci!ihg-Houses

A Nine convenient DwcIlihg-H Houses,
Ei aud 5000 feet Of ground Suitable for buildings
thirty per cent less than cost Az believe the
BUILDERS Of this oty myself Included have agvced to
build 40 more houses without some little rcinunera
ton for their own labor and to show my sincerity
the case Offer 70 sell in order to get clear and wind
"a ' u Goss, hapdsonoe and wch-built threestory-
and-attic Brick Houses ALSO 3 Building Lots; also,
/ Cottage House. surrounded by shade trees -ali
situated ID square 452 leading from Sixth to Seventh
streets on Massachusetts avenue. /" ~ ~
Also. that handsome and convenient block Of three
story Houses, four IN number on Sixth street be-
tween II and streets. y
Also, The corner Ground, about 5000 feet all in
square 45c. ,,assi
With the exception OF thia ground, believe, mono
can be purchased in those squares for less than 81
'n1he houses are all ioecapied NY good and prompt
tenants a aggregate rent of - AGO. and can easily
be augmented TO es 900 without any other Improve
rnepta to the propcrtyg and will sell separately or
~ 'Po in ~s wishing sate ipvesnent here is good
chsnca aAiliberni crcditwn he given on part of the
purcha se~ ~rnonsy. Ytif Nut1ai ~tyfrt5 etts 'ta
Inquire of the subscriber The premises.
mar ll--3td&lawH J. Is. PHlLLlPS.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-12

4 III as SPRING OPENING OF 1885,.
Am The Subscriber has just returned
from the Eastern markets, with one Of the
largest and most ried assortmcnts of French
Bonnsts adapted 10 the offered in this
market aAs
Also a large stock OF French Flowers, Embroder-
les, Ribbons Straw Goods snd Corsetts.
lai Isadiss' Dress Tnmnsings in great profusion,
Particular attention paid to Dress Making in the
latest French styles. .aro i-,s R0siE nri9t a.N
Neatness and despatch may be relied ON in all
osses.I 10 asuoi.siai1la9 M. WILLIAM, nolI
Il Market Space, between 9TH and 9Th streets.
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Daily American organ., 1856-03-12
PROPERTY In GEORGETOWN FOR
N ..t. SALE.

yNHE HGbscriber wishee to dispose Of tuo
or three Houses In 0eorgetown, ID. G.. : :
ene on Dumbartou street neafly fnished in ON.
OF the best locatona h the Distict Lot iaO by 100
One on Potomac street, excellent welfbuilt
house, two stories brick near St John's Church
One on Bridge street, in which my family now re-
side, three-story brick. - fetaR r{I
Prices reasonable and terms liberal tf
mar 8-Staw7w n CRUIKSUANK