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BY TouRNE & THOMAS.
REAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST DIsTRI(yr-aTTfycEsaTo
dJames Hanley.
By TOURNE + THOMAS.
HUeEHK TouKFE AuetoueAy


o. James Haney.
.-.. By TOURNE + THOMAS.
hVeExE TouKFE, Auetoncer,
Once 70 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY. July 10, 1850 At IN o,eIncK n .
~ q Banks Arcade, Magazine y yrfue al nS c,rs
rendered in case No. 1, by Hon r. nj Iorcsn Inos
Of the Second District Court Of New OrIeans an t M
June ls59 for Of aid " VI
!. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the buiidinss .ns ,rr
thereon situated In the First Ua,rct
In the square comprised Eophrosne Lsrtv Csn.
and Howard Streets which lots desgnated ts Was
and or plan made by r. Dunbar, Surveyor on ne sH
april B46, deposited plan No in he Office u EoiIsnd
la Noary each Of said lots 81 inches front
on street. by III feet 10 inches and lines
Tne improvements consist Of large oneory brick Ild
ing one wooden building also Of story, WITH kitchen o.
Of GROUND in sh. District in til. sguars
oy Clara Martini and the being
ot NO on plan made BY @. r. Dunbar Surveyor the
yh January, 1885 deposited in the Office ste McCsy
~ , H., whieh M 10, M fee. inches and res
TN street. 81 feet inches front Euphro.ine street. and 81
improvements thereon. = o - - -
ONE LOT OF GROUND 10 the same District. and souare
aolonng the above descrbed beg measuring II feet
inches and lines Euphrosne 10 inches and
lines on the shell ROAD and 1874 feet deep on The line
thereon. ~ 80 ~ Improvements
rTERMs-onefh third, and the balance on credit Of one
ano TWO years. with interest from date maturity per
per Annum hnc eventual interest at per spnur
OF sale before B. Kerr Nosary Public the expense
OF the pu chaser. - ~fS
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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
Jackson street, at Private Sale.
By JULIAN NEVILLE &. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office. Monumental Place.
A TPR1VATE SALE will be Sold
- VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY, e:tuaed in the sauare
bounded by Jackson Camp Philip and Ckesnu streets Tie
Lots measure l6U feet front Jsou 100 feet
dePh together with Key Lot fronting Camp street
Parties desrous sf purchasing purchase the whole or
tue property Will be divided follows Sc
l60 feet in depth. ~ ~ ~ y
Fer further particulars. apply the Auconeer's Office
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ADJUSTMENTS:

am mO0EmEN10s "
SPALDING & ROGERS AMPHITHEATER Avn
~ AuSEUM st. Charles street, Commercial Place.
Third Performance of the
Crescent Dramatic Association
This Season.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR.. II. r. KEEEE
On Which Occasion
MISS ALICE MANN
VIII appear as
Lucretfa BOrgia and Louisa Loyetrick.
Mr.. H. T. KEENE, AS GENARBo.
WEDNESDAY, July g. 1859
VIII be performed LUCRETIA BORGIA-Iucretia Borria
MISS Alice Mann; Genarro. Mr.. II. T. Keene; Duke W. A.
Oh ac, of Ts G9NJG song By Mr. After which
miss Katy To conclude with the laughabie farce Of THE
trick, Miss Alice Mann. " '' '
mence at O'Clock. " ~
Second Circle Soc. ~ e''' 'o''
n BqS Office open on Wednesday, July g. 1885, from 10 A.
u. lli . \. ~. je3O
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"A A GRAND FOURTH OF JULY Rail-,
i% Will be given at the
kslIA U SPRINGS HOTEL
Monday Evening Next, July 4, 1859.
E. ". GEER CO., Proprietors.
to Ball and Supper free to the Hotel guests
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offIcE FoNTcHARTRAN R. R. Co. ,
nS.a New Orleans, June q 1852
tai stock Of ri, e6mnsnr of S capt
payoe to the stock holders Oh and after the mn
je2 D u oo,nn
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Axes-Spades-Shovels.
Landing and in store the following, viz:
100 doz S. W. Collins Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 Leyertt's :,
100 Hunts .
100 Imitation Collins :. .
100 :. o. Ames Co. Is best SHOyELs and sp ADEs-
2to6.
100 Rowland's-2to4.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN
SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

HEADQUARTERS washington ARTILLERY
n4-Sncc,. nr,o New Orleans April 2S 1859,
lery are hereby rdered to punctuaiiy ths a
@ os t1e GonpanA on every THURSDAY EyENiNI at bif
past 4 O'Clock BY order of az h'ii-
H.M.1sAAcso. Firsts j. B. WALTON, Captain.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

Braziers' and Bolt Copper.
Landing and In store full stock of BRAzIERS and BOLT
COPPER comprising the following, viz:
1900 sheets 20 by "a and 80 inch, TO- H. and l2 lbs
50O ~ by GU IA, Is and l6 lbs
800 :. 30 60 =. 2Oto l25 lbs
10000 lbs BOLT COPPER Il to X inch
For sale by PRlESTLY 4 BEIN
SO and 81 Camp street.
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STATIONARY sTEAM ENa1NEs-

NB-Exercises to commence at 10 O'Clock,
1The public respectfully invited to aterd ieS0 q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of New York
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY Of Hartford Con-
necticnt. " - " '"'ut o"h
,.ssptRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
CONAN SprpGeld, Massachusetts,.
Massachusetts. - 'A APAi"s"eiu'
PANY, Providence, r. l. ~ oo"-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

India Rubber Betting, ETC., etc.
MACHINE BETTING, 2 to IA inch 8 and 4ply.
MIXED. PLAIN and PURE PACKING HOSE * l. IL
~ and inches For sale by
PRlEsTLEY BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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By J. NEVILLE & co.
sUCCEssfoN OF LOGAN Mex MONT FINE HOUSE
Hold Furniture at Auction without Reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. co,

sUccEssIoN or LOGAN MCKNIGHT FINE HOUSE
Hold Furniture =. Auction without Reserve.
By JULIAN NEVILLE & co.
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctfoneer.
..s Office ii Commercial Place.
'aIDAY, q 2! July 4, At 19 l-2 o'clock A. M.
:. sSns H. se.sss ..s yS yssss q s
rSs !, Court rendered in the matters shove uees,.sn
of Hou.nold Furniture, consisting in par.
Seas Sa Mssggs5s qss, basd % A,%o.
Taslss ss's s.eles1 sss Efy e..
Ki.shsP IKssSSsSia.s ' ''S' s'a ''0'1sF' ".''
ASfEhAs cash. je20
SUCCESSION DE M LOGAN McKSIaHT-BEAUx xEu.
Dies, Tencan sans reserve
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE E CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Encenteur;
ssssa 5 =.
aes d 4 snas ssru u dga " g,d, Dc
gK PM 1ssoarrMENr DE xEUBLes, eon.I ,.ut en-
yaSsaus casss!. Tables ches Berceuses en- Ron Fan
Msies. Taps PoreeiaIns e. Poss ss,s
i s@ 3 Vs2slsf; Gosbrffoss-comptsnt. s'f sas ,sn
SUCCESSION, OF LOGAN NcKN1GHT VALUABLE
slaves at Auction, without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
.--r JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Ofice-11 Commercial Place.
Ibs 81, Ad, July s1, 1859. .t 12 o'clock,
Court IN The @as sdfs u s sbeas aSs
and L. ss os4s sAxsn LED a 50
1eTERNs-Cash. e'N 'o'1s ''Hi' tam
SUCCESSION De- DE LOGAN Observation-Disclosures DE
vaieur, Pencan, sans reserve.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE &. CO..
JULIAN NEVILLE, Encanfeur.
rrupr Bureau IL Commercial Place.
can midi Hote de wiz RI. ssSs q i. Gsndn Zen.
dun orde de Phonsrabs p H. Morgan juge Dc il seconds
L. negrssse nenmss Louisa ases Dc 81 an. s ,on a.,
- ooNDirioNs-conpisn. '''1 aus ,s,ot.
VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT TWO-sToRY
Gottsgs residence. in excellent nsighborhood in The
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO..
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office, IL Commercial Place.
"A vEsY DEsiRAB BE Two-sroKY% G % coTTAaE RE-
situated on the shady side of Claiborne street.
The Lots IS feet inches 'front.' Claiborne street.
he same width on Derbgny street. by depth Of 25 feet
The dwelling contains eight rooms all fronting on Claiborne
street. galleries above and below gallery en-
closed The improvements in the breakfset
hs ehen compete washing and ironing rooms, bath
grounds beautifully laid front rear and
kinds together with the finest fruit choicest yarie
ties among which orang-s, figs and peaches ~
THIS hr,t rate opportunity for wishing purchase
Purchasers visit the property any day after O'Clock
n. jesO 81
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
Jackson street, at Private Sale.
By JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
. Office. 1kCommercial Place.
VERY sAh5 Ell b so5d
bounded by Jackson Camp, Philip Ckespu streets Te
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Ii ellis,
BELLS FROM so POUNDS TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders received for weight warranted as
to sound and quality.
Kivets-Pressed Spikes.
80 kegs BOILER RIvErs-ll and IN by a.
80 RIVETs, for Sheet Iron Workers.
80 for Iron Shutters.
! $50 :. PRESSED SPIKES, to sinch,
PR1EsTLEY & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

Dates OF Departure or european, Call1orn,.
and Havana Malls, for June 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

% elSssd mail consisting Of letters and
Hosvsy Sweden, Poland, Rusa Greece Islands, etc.
hssns from the Post ohice In New York semi weekly.
closed mail consisting OF letters and newspapers for
France and Algeria, is sent from New York mwesky
Postage neen cents quarter payment OPTIONAL
newspapers TIVE eents each; prepayment required.
naxd via Halifax.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING,
PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKrSG COMPANY,
n-.-rt,. r, New Orleans April IL lS59
renee'otn Transacted at the Banking Ho e. corner ~
all If " pr,,,,o,r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

Gas Pipe.
We have just received the following Wrought Iron GAS
PIPE, which we offer at very rates. viz:
10 bundles Il inch.
Is . =.
IS IA :.
IS =. " :.
20 -. :.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

80 ln.urance The following Companies
nave coHplied with ths law State 5f Lousann in re-
la.on to AGENCIES Of Foreign Insurance Companies "
THOS. ASKEW, State Collector
New Ornns, June I, 1859 ' ' ''"''''
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EXCHANGE ON HAVANA, FOR SALE IN SUMS
- 70 SUIT sy BAREiII 4 CO., -
mylV u - 81 Common street.
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AUCTION SALES.
l,250,t00 HAVANA CIGARS.

l,2so,toO HAVANA CIGARS.
BY d. e. MORPHY.
vsr .t:s Il H. e. # Ss.ss NJ sa Bono BrO Importers No
,,, liizsS, ii;.., 0oS M4yAEA CIGARS. Of the mos. as.
povey UNDER insrneon 1s'hs % oGds e
Ess. TERMs-1ibsral a. .ale 1880
CARGO OF SHIP aINLIA, DIRECT FROM GENOA.
BY X. B. SYKES.
nt e Sss
$:,$:.
10 e rsrms;SP hsIos wP,ta Cheese %ss.
xS ;5S basket; ssI.s sdllss.i 6lys al ib.c'gaupi.
& f,si;:. XII: Ss:y,;ss s:;.,sS,..
nrrrpxa44o, - barrels ARE Canary Seed.
TWILLED FLANNEL AND DRY GOODS.
BY e. ROGER & CO., ...
-. Formeriy H. Peychaud, Hyde 4 co.,
ss% so se B St oa '1 1ssss sss vii
e.: '':'' B::E Bss H;:s' 's':' ELL: ''''.''''
,,,M A. ~ assortment of aAassa ssssea.sls Dry Goods.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs, TRAVELLING BAGS,
Clothing and Whips.
BY E. ROGER f. co.
Auction Rooms No. q Old Leyee street
YFHURSDAY, June 30. at 10 o'clock A. M.
At their auction room 8 Old Levee street, will be- sold
r ~ cases Boots Shoes and Brogans for Men, Women and
-Also-
large invoice of Travelling Bags
An ...ortuen. of Ready Ready Made Clothing.
And
Az invoice Of various qualities Of Whips.
k9-TERMS-At sale, is,o
PEREMP1oRY SALE OF JACKSON RAILRoAD STOCK
BY PALFREY f. co.
@. L. @. DUPuY. AuctIonser.
once-No. n Camp street.
FRIDAY, July 1st, 1859, at IL O'Clock
L M at the City Hotel, Common street. will sold
400 shares in the capital the New Oreans Jaekson
and Great Northern Railroad Company. -''1
-. TERNS-Gash.
Transfers and paymens to be made the day sale e2s
I ANDlNG Ex SHIP EDWARD EvRRRrT FROM
II bordeaux ~
4O6 casks Claret
12 Leovile,
80 barrels White Wine
700 boxes C1aret-Cantenac.
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Lowell, Mass.
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
a won for itself such cure of every variety
hFoat and Lung Complaint that 1t entirely unnecessary
~ recount the evidence of its virtues wherever il has
As has long been in throughout
@ we 90 no more than the people quality is
W 70 me bas has been and that be relied on
~ 10 ier ther relief all it has been found to do
Ayers Cathartlc Pills,
ft!h ALL PURPOSES OF PURGATIVE MEDICINE
IN for the of Dyspepsia for Jaundice
es Tor Fou stomach the cure Of Eryspess for ihe
or .hs ene of scronla for all scrolois Complaints;
ne enfe OF rheumatism for Diseases of the Skin for liz
'ven !omplaint for Dropsy for the cure Of n tar
and Salt Rheum for Worms: for the cr,re of Cont o,,
for the cure of Neuralgia for Purifying the
ass,1 e,ated so that the most sensitive can take
fAE4 III. asse N any quantity. ' ~ ~ val "'''o
81, s''ee 70 aents psr box; five boxes ror G,
& 4 III OF oergymen, Phys cians Statesmen and
he ms on Of b eedes but our space will not
ao M AIN in which they sre lpfnlsh pnnn
thai sf pf9ns Of the ab,ve compaints and III
hes ee put sf by unprncpled dealers With other n,.n,.
ss a95e sa profit Demand AYEs,Sse an paipa5a tara
Il ssaws ~ sick want he best aid there for them and
tsil y sW reaeaies are for sale by
III j. WRIGHT 1Co.
jdI nssts asi M AND, CLARK GEoRGE, Mobile and b,
'SiI .as-7.ss----- ie22 6m
N tas1 tas1s .SxE HHISKY-lO bbls in store and for saIa
II FI 81 a ~ - $. JONES CO.,
VI : " Gravier street.
c hD "a PeatAcnisRANDY-2o = bblT. in store and for
a S. JONES & CO.,
n RS u Gravier street.
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SOME CHILDISH IDEAS OF THINGS.

devoted Christian woman was lnstructiDg
her little nephew in serious things, and showed
him picture in Fox Book of Martyrs where
Christians were being torn in pieces by lions in
the amphitheatre. The child looked on for
SINE time in silerce an evident sympathy,
when all Of . sudden be exclaimed: ''See that
poor little lion; he can't get any"
What are you dOingl" asked a mother Of
her little gid Playing school, Z" was the re-
ply. But it is Sunday to-day" "I know il, -
said the child; 80 l am playing Sunday
s;hool"
A mother was instructing her daughter in
the duty Of prayer and the sure answers given
to believers; and proceeded TO repeat the Lord g
Prayer. When she came to the clause, give
us this day our daily bread" the little one
broke cut with, "oh, mother, say cake, say
G Ike"
A young woman was examining a class in
Sunday school; bowling to a lad of large size
she put the question, "Who made you?" He
coald not tell. She then asked little lad
who replied, ''God made me-" She proc .eded
to reprovs the oyergrown boy for his inability
t. answera question, which was so readily done
by one not half his size; when he braced him.
self up pompously and said, ''I should think he
might know. 'Taint but little while since he
was made"
A Lady asked a little two-year old, "who
gives ycu your daily brcad?" .'Dod." replied
the child, 'but uncle Peter puts sugar on,
In a shooi in Baltimore the boys were read.
ing from their class-books story of returning
good for evil Philip had accidentally drop,
ped his cane, present from his father. upon
Roberts pitcher filed with water. and Robert.
refusing to hear his apology, broke the cane
in pieces. Some time afterward, PhiIip found
Robert lying beneath a log of wood which had
fallen on him He very kindly lifted it off, and
assisted him home, thus returning good for
evil, solomon has it, "heaping Goals Of FIRE on
his head"
"Now see, boys - said the teacher. 4svbat a
noble little fellow PhiIipmust have been. Nov.
what would you have done, Johnny. If your
cane should te broken by another boy?
Little JOHNNY arose from his seat, and
doubled bis fists, while his eyes flashed as he
said II would lam him 50 bad that he could
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Rnis, Pa, assignees Of Charles c. Lloyd, of said
Philadelphia-For Improvement in valves for dry
gas meters
-. d. Masser, of Sunbury, Pa.-For improve
ment In ice-cream freezers.
sa-P. J. Clark, Of West Meriden, Conn,
essE,nor as to s. S. Clark, of same place-For design
for match-boxes
sdadnioHai Improrement.-Augustu B. Davis,
u 5nliadelPhia, Pa.-For Improvement in rail-
road car springs.
:, ESfension .-Ephraim Morris, of New York,
For improvement In machines for raising
and lowering weights
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FAMILIAR DEFINITIONS. First class in nat
ural philosophy, stand up. What's attraction" +"
PLEASE sir, L know. The look that a blue ey ed
gal gives to her lover" Right, sir. Now tell
me what inertia is" ''Inertia, sir, is a desire
to remain where you area feeling that a piece
Of calico experiences when le7ning against o
cOlored velvet vest" Right again, sir. Call
the next class do Won haarO
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
RENT ~ WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
WOOD AND COAL.

Il. W. BATES has jn.s 4efeiveS ARkiSSA a1of6sI
Of that Superior RED and WHITE ASH COAL,
when he VIII dispose Of cheap for CASH:
OAK. and PINE WOOD.
Please ca before purchasing elsew here
r. w. BA ArES corner iath and q sts
N.B.-Wood Cut and Split any size and length.
ia Is
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CAPON SPRINGS,

NAPUN SPRINGS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, Va.
I1ienas and the public that they have a
WATERING PLACE IEsH
snis lease embracing the Mountain House. Wsddss
buldlngs& c. and will open for the reoention IN
visitors on the 2th Of June Inyaids and F.nii; ~.
can ne aceommodated earlier IL desired
three miles of the place. iH '"otiS~
IL Circulars or other information can h. had
Howard House, Baltimore, ' hee" W
5.B. sMfRRR,
rna <-e<RSm' pronri.sor.
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WARRE@S. @.xSEs Mn!JG GgrsT1L sgLPHgR vu.I, SPRINGS.
This PLEASANT MOUNTAINS RETRkAT y

WARRES WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
~ WARREN County, VIRGINIA
This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETRtAr
WILL be open ON the 18th of May, l85s.
The Conductors will possess eminent va
ons 20 ds for ghtasi9s the best provis
Ington and Alexandria markets, such as &C.,
lu,qrues, tlsh; &c, besides supplies OF Nptfo,'
WIG Honey, &c, from the markets of the V,Iie.,,
anp MOUNTAINS adjacent 20 the Springs. NV
fasseEgers from BALTIMORE. Washington pioh
mond, and the lower country will lea We ex s..s.
~ the morning, and reach Buckton Station bX tbe
mauass as Gsp Railroad at - O'Clock the sama A.,
vs5 So9iGTabe Soashes viii be in readiness 70 con
one mile From Staunton and winehe.ter n ds'Io
p pne OF coaches connects with the Manassas I,ap
TERMS.
soh WIS., m
4. 90
.-.-.L ------ - ----- 90
Trnisdren and Servants half the above rates
10 famiiles, or parties engaging Board for several
persons reasonable deduction will he made
Mrs X. .PRlTCHARTT will have the prinoip,I
MANAGEMENT and control, aided by comnefent n,sle
assistants IN every cepartment- --'o
ma Is I'm
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m Pier Is. North River. Il E NeNs ssS VA.
DINEY POINT PAVILION,

DINEY POINT PAVILION,
ST. MARY's COUNTY, ND
, This establi shment, greatly improved, by the ad-
uitioa OF Lodging Rooms, Bah Room. 4
snd the erection Of Bath House. viii beyEAS
ready for the reception of vsIlors on the lEIW 4
S9A ot June. Charges moderate.
IelS-eolm' w. w. DIX, Proprietor.
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IN McKNEW & MARLOw'S
STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS,
CORNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL.

Wood Sawed in pieces for SIC. per cord,
Wood Sawed in pieces for 500. per cord,
Delivered to any part of the city,
Delivered to any part of the city,
Delivered to any part of the city.
klndllng, Cooking, and Stove WOOD manufac-
tured rn snd for sale at greatly reduced prices.
. Terms CASH,
IL Full measure and weight may be relied on in
every instance. :, -
~4eL McKNEW NARROW.
III ohces-Corner 7th street and Canal, and on
5th street, between II and streets.
Orders sent to either Office will receive per-
sonaI attentien. je61
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FLUMpE, An AND I,!3 IE,!B3{A[&cI0NLA HOTEL COM

Flung PASy MP wEt8AfHRc88NIA ffR HHoTEL COM
-, The ~ IS 81 Mnsgemspa ofthe "FLUME" and "PRo-
FII.E' HOUSES announces 20 Tourists A
and the Spmnfer Travel that they will beNA0
prepared i2J the reception of guests the lss@H
- n OF SSNE. These Hotels have recently been
thoce,Sgnly renovated and newly furnished, are To-
cs.es N the midst of the most attractive SCENERY
ot ufe Monpta!ns, being IN the immediate ylcInlty
F,nme, axes, Cascades, &c. &c. WV
Route from New York via Norwich and woroes-
WEALTH and CONNECTICUT, daily o'clock
p: m, from Pier -, n. Y, foot COURTI.AND ST.,
formation see small bills Of the route at the srsrf-
pal Hotels and DePots, or sddress
II: =. MARTIN, Aren't
Je6-2m Pier Is, North River, New Yofta
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SUMMER RETREATS

uOUSTON'S
II UNITED STATES HOTEL,
SAMUEL T. HOUSTON.
s...."': rs sii' s Hotel Baltimore, ,tAt
respectfully
announces
... 20 the public
that the
H is nov open
reception
fe Slim nj Susxta
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To HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
TLOOK TO YOUR INTEREST-n

BrLOOK TO YOUR INTERESTn
By Purchasing your Wood of
IL A PAINTER, at the ed Sign, at the new
oStice, corner OF 18th and Canal streets, opposite
III You will not only be sure Of full measure,
pieces, u and Split any size desired.
III Fifty cents per cord cheaper than il is sold
froIn 'ny other place IN this city.
IL His Wood is of the Best Quality.i IN
II He hoe rne biggest Carts and Boxes,t IN
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
klndllng Wood,l III
kindling WOODY III
ID All delivered Free OF Charge,l IN
Free of Charge.} LII
~ Notice III lfthe above does not show how
to get III , Rich ii it shows where 20 get your
HI Moneys Worth
Now please call at the above nftcs Il = and try
It'll You Will get quarter of cord of the be 81
Spruce Pine Sawed in pieces IT , and SplitTI
for 81; pieces for 81 l21s pisces s. IS; or the
best Oak pieces sl.Nk; pieces 8 81; pieces
Sl.621s; the best Hickory, pieces 81: piece
IS; pieces 81 All other parts of cord at same
rates.
Orders left at 8. w. X. Handy's, opposite Viii
lards' Hotel or at Wm Balantyne's, 49 7th street,
or at Pages wharf, at the foot Of 18th promptly at
tended to. Office removed 10 the north side of the
bridge corner OF 7th and Canal streets. The money
to accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
IL delivered.
ie il APAyNTER ,t n. va,e Wh.rf
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situa,ed
"A IN Alexandria county, about ~ miles from
Ge0LgetowD, at the Intersection of the GEORGETOWN
and Little Falls roads, consisting of lG2 acres In
Suire on the premises, or Off. RfCHAR DS corner
18th and streets. Washington. ID. C. ia loft
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CAKLIsLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
- CUMBERLAND COUNTY. Pa.
This favorite and fashionable Watering Place
gleassntly located near the base Of the a
Blue Mountain, four miles from Carlisle VEA0
Pa, will be open fct isitOrs on the enth Of
June. The waters Of these Springs are hiFhly im-
pregnated with WI neras and for dr. nk ns And hssx-
ing are not surpassed by any sulphur spfngs In the
country. The buildings are well VENT Aied and are
Is of the grandest kind and the accommodations
Tor the recreation, hesSh, md comfort Of visitors
hne music, billiards, bowling saloon, and other
yamer and al TIE amusements usually found st
Watering Psnes can be enjoyed here Visitors
leaving PiSeSeIphia or Baltimore in the morning
train arrlye ~ the Spring at o'clock p. m. Daily
mail. = For further information address
OWEN, CLENDENIN a CO,
Carlisle Spring. Pa
EeIsrcness.-yohn c. De Costa, Esq, William A.
Rhodes, Egg. Thomas c. Percival Ese Philsdel-
phia; Alex. Kirkland, Esq, r. :. Hotiins. Rslti
more; Jacob Gideon, Esq, X iohard w allaoh. Eco
Washington. ID. C. jeB-lm
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GOAL, COALm COALm.
~ For COOKING STOvEs AND RANGES
Coal Prepared Expressly for Each.
Persons ordering COAL will please state the con-
dltion Of the dratt and we will send that which will
give entire satisfaction.
On hand, West End Red Ash, Treverton Red
Ash, and Tamaqus White Ash GOALS prepared
expressly for cooking purRccses. ~
and foot of nth street, below War Department.
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EOR RENT-A very desirable BRICK Dwell.
4 .LING-HOUSE, on the Island, corner of ViT
SInla avenue and 18th street, containing "a rooms
TO punctual tenant the rent will be made low
For particulars apply next door 10 Mrs f.. f. CAS-
SELL, or to L. CASSELL, corner of 7th street
and Mary land avenue. ie Ia tf