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sy- Medical Testimony cannot be contr

5-Medical Testimony cannot be contro-
vertedOne Of The startling narrated of Dr.
MLANE's VERMFUGE by John Butler of Lowell Trum-
bull county Ohio The tha of young lady who had
been sick for eight years. and had consulted number of
physicians who had treated of Prolapsus Ute Dr.
Butler then called in and for time believed with his
dscessors that Of Proapsus He was however,
forced the conclusion that his patient suffering from
and after much persuasion prevailed upon her take
two doses of DR.. MLANE'S VEKMIFUGE, prepared by
Fleming Bros of Pburg This medicine has the effect of
removing from her countless number of the largest SIZE
After she passed them her health Immediately returned She
is since married and enjoy excellent heslh
Purchasers will be careful ask for Dr. MLANES GEL
EBRATED YERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, of Pittsburg Pa. All other Vermfuges in compar
ison worthless Dr. Manes genuine yermifuge, also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all respectable
ING BROS. Sold by sCovIL MEAD, Ill and ll3 Char
tres street. New Orleans Wholesale Agents the South.
iyIS 2p6tAW
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oREsoENr CRY YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

Yesterday the regatta Of the G. G. Y. G. came off
at the lake.end Of the New Canal. The following
entries were made at the meeting of the Club, and on
drawing for position resulted as follows, viz:
list Class-Adeona entered BY 9. Brasted.
Elephant entered BY Joha a. Robinson,
I'd Class-Mosquto. entered BY John Mshoney.
i. 7. Minor, entered by J. W. Bsfour.
Sharp to the minute the first gun was fired, and
Immediately the yachts got under way and were
almost instantaneousy in position, with anchors out
and jbs down. At haltpast o'clock the last gun
was fired, and before the smoke had cleared away
they were all in motion on their venture for glory
and slver-ware. The first round was accomplished
in the time and order following The Elephant passed
the home.stake the first round at $50; the Adeona
at 1853.
On their way they went, and the two above named
came in the second round, the Elephant at 1880
and the Adeona at 4:53-the Elephant winning the
prize Of the LIST Glass.
The I'd Glass passed the stake.boat on the first
round just after the LIST Glass had completed the race,
the Minor little ahead The race was finally con.
cluded by the P. 7. Minor coming in at 5545, the
Mosquito being 50 far of that the judges did not wait
for her, but declared her distanced.
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To the foregoing figures there can be added fully

To the foregoing figures there can be added fully
6750 bales to the receipts at this port New Orleans)
for corrections, which, if larger will do very well
in the receipt of crep of 1850, 900 bales net. We
must however, still talk of the 1889 bales burned up
with the boats enroute for the sea ports. These
bales, with the excess at port, will send the
total quantity at light up to 4s4s 500 bales. 1t will
thus be seen that we have 4s,620 bales to fall back
to sustain estimates of $500 900 bales as the
quantity of cotton received and sold in the United
States for the year 1858 and So While we are
talking and arguing this interminable question: it
must not be overlooked that the shipments from the
interior towns, say Memphis, Vicksburg, Napoleon,
Paducah and Smithand, or out of Cumberland river,
have been unusually large from Memphis alone to
ST. Louis and up the Ohio river there have been ship
ped IS 900 bales, which forms good part of the
Ill lis bales Of inland shipments, Of which we have
accounts of 5s,7s3 bales being received at the sea-
ports previous to the LIST June.
There was some talk Of the recent destruction by
fire of the steamer Ravenswood. 1t is presumed
that the proprietor, who, some eighteen months ago
was bOasting of the immunity his company and
boats had experienced from disaster, will now admit
that all boats will burn. The first boat burnt on the
lakes was the low pressure boat Columbia about the
year 1925 at the mouth of the Bayou St. john with
all the mails and passengers baggage. We have no
space for further talk the presumed immaculate
company of low pressure boats now employed on the
lakes in the transportation of mails and passengers
We intend to talk Of it hereafter, and prove that
there is not whit safety low pressure boats
than on high pressure However, the loss of the
Ravenswood is not much she was purchased in New
York some three years ago and brought out to
Mobile, then transferred to Lake Pontchartrain and
intrnsicaly worth at the time of the disaster about
eight or nine thousand dollars.
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TALK ON CHANGE.

It is idle to be talking about the warmth of the
weather, just as though there was never warm day
or hot sun anterior to the 10th of July, 1885, 1t is
not hot it might be- therefore 1t is no use to be
putting and blowing on account Of little warm pro-
clivity in the atmosphere. Carondelet street holds
its own, heat or no heat. There was some talk Of
sale of property by Placide J. Spear, forming the
corner Of Carondelet and Union streets, the lot
measuring ftythree feet and seven inches on Union,
and sixtynine feet three inches and some lines on
Carondelet street, for the sum Of thirty thousand
dollars one quarter cash. the balance one, TWO ana
three years. with interest at per cent. This sale
may be considered as talking to some purpose, when
it is considered that the buildings are old and OF
very trifing value and known as tine Casino Beer
Saloon There no evidence from this sale that the
buyers care a continental dollar about the war in
Europe. There was some talk on the accounts
brought by the City of Washington. The following
paragraph in the dispatches received if to be relied
on is about as bad the most grizzly Bear in the
stock market, or buyer Of cotton or tobacco could
desire -fa.AV
Garibaldi has entered the Tyrol through the Pass
of Stelvio and Prince Windischgratz has been sent
to Berlin to announce the fact.
This looks ominous, in fact there is not redeem
ing welcome feature politically, in the dispatches
of the intelligence brought by the City of Washing
ton. The commercial advices are encouraging than
otherwise; yet the continued accounts of large adj
ditions to the war ornaments of England are re-
garded and talked of with much dubiousness. If,
however, all the Princes, the Queens, the Kings the
Emperors and potentates Of Europe are going into
the tusse, taking the Sultan of Turkey into copart
nership, why, the talk is among our I" old foges,h
let them CO. commence hostilities at once then the
sooner they will be ended.
The further talk was of the provision and bread
stuff markets of Europe. Our Western merchants
and traders have been eictatng themselves that the
war would create large demand for cereals, as well
as for other productions It is never taken into
sderation talked of, that there is large surplus
of population in Europe, and that five million of
soldiers could be called for and have little or no
effect agricultural productions All Europe will
not be covered with the armies Of the belgerents.
The further talk was of the growing crops So
far cotton is to be considered the various accounts
from the country indicate large yield; of course
the causalties and vicisstudes of the season must
not be overlooked, and are yet to be overcome
It cannot be expected that we should go on rue
Carondelet and not have an exchange Of opinions
with Of the numerous sellers, buyers and fact
of that great thoroughfare. The close of the
son is approaching and the total crop of the year
1858 can be closely figured out. We append the re-
ceipts to the dates mentioned at the several ports
IetC
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KIDNAPPING IN B0sToN.-The Journal states that
as the congregation was leaving the Broadway Con
gregatonal Church at Chelsea Cd Sunday evening, a
buggy containing two young men refined up in the
vicinity, and one of the men jumped out, seized a
young girl about l6 years of age and thrusting her
into the carriage, drove off and eluded pursuit. to-
wards Maiden notwithstanding the screams of the
young captive. 1t is believed the girl belonged to
North Chelsea, but her identity appears not to be
traced. The affair naturally created much excite.
meDt,
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HALIFAX, July I-Hon. Rufus Choate died in this
city yesterday morning. His health had continued to
improve during his stay here, until halfpast six
o'clock Tuesday evening, when the attack com.
menced which closed his career. He was unconscious
from six O'Clock until two on Wednesday morning,
when he died. His remains will be taken to Boston
for interment
A meeting of the bench and bar of this city has
oeen called, to prepare an address of coincidence to
his family.
Mr. ohoase was SO years Of age was born in Fps
wch, Mass, in October, 1893. He was preparing for
trip through Europe for the benefit of his health.
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PLAYING AT PUrTING OUT FIRE-The Western
Reserve Chronicle, at Warren, Ohio states that on
the 4th Of July the people of that town purchased an
old mill, which had long been an eye-sore on the op
poste side of the river and set fire to it in order to
celebrate the day, by giving the fire companies an
opportunity to show their efficiency in extingnishing
it, But just as they got fairly at it, the wind blew
the burning shingles the town, setting fire to
the Methodist Church, as well as six or seven other
buildings, at the time rendering the utmost ex.
ertons of the citizens necessary to save the town
from destruction.
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WASHINGTON, June H.-Whle the gunner's crew
were engaged in their usual battery practice at the
Washington Navy Yard to day, sixty.four pound
army gun which had been tested in 1851 burst. Two
oil the gunners. Jas. H. Wilson and VIM. Nokes, were
instantly killed. part of their heads being blown Off
and their bodies thrown considerable distance from
the platform Besides these, eight men were severely
aud two seriously injured.
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The Hamilton, &C.. } Times says an extraordinary
circumstance took place on the farm of Mr. John Will
son, of Oshawa, on Tuesday morning the 2Sth ult,
mare owned by him giving birth to three healthy
foals Strange to say, the mother took fright at the
singular predicament in which she found herself
placed, and ran off and left her offspring. After lit
tie persuason however, she consented to own one of
them and gave it food, but would have nothing to do
with the other two one of which she kicked 80 as to
cause it death. The other forsaken one has been
carefully nursed by hand, and ia doing well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-20

MILITARY VALUE OF ItAILwAys-The German
papers express their establishment at the omission of
the Ausrans to tear up the railroad track and de-
stroy military means which the French have so
utilized. The Vienna Press, improving the topic,
points out the fact that the French soldiers brought
ont from the reserve at Montebello approached so
the of action in the trains that they com.
menced firing from the windows before they dsem.
,ar nd
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THE CRoPs.-The columns of papers from every
grain growing section of the country contain the
most favorable intelligence of the development of the
crops, and there is no room for doubling that the
grain product of this will exceed that of all previous
seasons. More land was put in seed, and notwith
standing all croakng and predicting by spectators,
late frost and weayl representations, the yield
will be enormous, exceeding that of late years. though
of favor able character,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-20

A CURIOUS CAsE.-Some two months since, man
who kept fancy store on Fourth street, Louisville
KY, was badly whipped by man whose wife had been
insuted by the shop-keeper. The latter closed his
store left the city, and has never been back few
days since he wrote to person in that city, who was
comparatively stranger to him. to sell out his re-
naming stock, and transmit the proceeds. He evil
IDENTIFY considers the climate unhealthy for even
temporary abode, so sensitive gentleman is he.
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suIcIDE-Mr. John 7. Gillespie Of Bibb county,
Ala, committed suicide in Marion county in that
State, by shooting himself through the head while in
bed He was en- route to visit his plantation in Mis-.
sissippi. He had wife, two children and abundant
means, and no cause can be imagined which should
induce self destruction.
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ID Z Il ID

Tuesday evening 18th inst sK O'Clock EMILE COM.
MUNY, aged A years.
The friends and acquaintance attend the fune
rail- which will lake place O'Clock NJ the residence
of DR.. LeMonnier, No. % Cont street.
A. Ocean Springs Mics. on Sunday. 10th inst, at his
fathers residence ISAIAH D. FULLER Jr aged is years
son of Isaiah D. Fuller and Margaret Douglass, Of New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-20

W. Cnless the secret Is revealed by the par
Ties no one that the hair darkened by
CRiSTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE owes its magnificent
hue to human agency Nature alone gets credit None
suspect the cou terfeit 1t perfect Lure as we'll
coo bestowed BY this invgorang There trouble
In applying It, Ten minutes weeks is all the
tire consumed Who would sh such nuisance as
grey or sandy hair, on such easy termss
Sold evsrywhere, and applied by all Hair Dres,ers
lyle 2plu&W CRISrADoRo, No. Astor House. NJ.
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The Idea of the Lifting Bodu

Being the receptacle of greedy sickenng and yet
six out Of every children or less afflicted with
them Why should this be the when there volumes
testimony to prove that few doses of
Niner's Canadian Vermifage
will eradicate the disease Parents note of this estab
shed fact and remember that the medicine i, free from all
deleerious substances.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street,
jyls 2p3teod<W Sole Proprietors
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The Italian Committee in Paris has presented a
magnificent pair of pistols to the King of Sardinia
which cost 5000, and has dispatched 800 volunteers
at the expense of $50Oo about l4 fer each youn.
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OB1ruARy.-Tbe Kosciusko Chronicle, of Alfalfa
county, Miss, contains an obituary notice Of Hon.
Theodore L. Thompson, late State Senator from that
and Leake county jointly, who died suddenly of cho
era morbus. He was a gentleman of note in the
State and of high reputation in the section in which
he resided.
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.s.The Great Enal,sn nemeax--slr ,Iau

sBHThe Great English Remedy--sir james
ARKE'sEELEBRATED FENALE PILLS Prepared from
scpton of Sir j. Clarke NJ D., Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This well known medicine imposition but and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties and Distinctions from
Whatever and, although powerful remedy they contain
nothing hnrtful TO the constitution
To Married Ladies 1t peculiarly suited 1t WILL In short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Fills have been known fall where the drec
tons on the second page of the pamphlet well observed
For full particulars pamphlet free, of the agent.
N. B-Sl and postage stamps, enclosed any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by return
of mail.
General Agent for the United States JOB NOSES Rochester
MY JWRIGHT CO.. New Orleans Wholesale AGENTS. and
sold by all respectable Druggists. feS 2plyAW
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"etk Said.

To those suffering from feet is more
to be dreaded Than the lot FLAGS which business peo
pie have travel in the city. Would you like to know how
you avoid this and yet walk the overs We can tell
you. Buy box of
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
and rub the places Of your celebrated pain
Killer and may walk all day with perfect comfort
Thus tie " Can't get ways
Will travel with ease.
The MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is for sale in New
Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos q and Isl Cbartres street,
Sole agents for the Southern States and whom
should be addressed jsls 2pSteoddW
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The FOURTH AT suMMIT.-The Holmesville indie.
pendent, of the 9th instant has just reached this
remote latitude 1t contains lengthy and glowing
account of the famous Fourth of July ball at Summit
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ngs of this Club take place every SATURDAY EVENING
at TX o'clock the Hail. OF Camp Natchez Streets
Members will please attend punctuay business of import
will be transacted.
jelS J. G. POINDEXTER, Prest pro tenn
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FIRE WORKS ExTEMPoRE-On the 18th inst eighty
kegs Of powder in mill at Gorham, Me-, exploded,
blowing the building into nonentity, but killing no
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-20

SHIPMENT OF VEGETABLES AND FRuIT.-About
five thousand barrels and boxes Of vegetables and
fruits consisting Of apples, peaches tomatoes cucum
bers, etc. were shipped on Saturday night week from
Norfolk, Va, to New York, by the steamers Roanoke
and Locust Point.
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Fifty shares of the Chemical Bank of New York
city, par 500, belonging to the estate of French
merchant, recently deceased in New York, were sold
on Thursday for $435 share. This bank has very
large surplus, and pays regular quarterly dividends
of G per cent 3 s}4 81 Fly 4 Va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-20

Messrs. La Mountain and Wise, the aeronautic
Swans, having come out alive from their trip across
the country are now busiy endeavoring to tear the
laurels gained by the achievement from each others
brows. They are engaged in a desperate news.
paper controversy in which each denies to the other
all credit, and claims all for himself. The epthets
are chronic and edifying, and doubtless about as
much gas will be wasted in the controversy as in the
balloon voyage which gave rise to it,
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k8rThe Fourth Ward A an Club will
meet at A st. Louis street. THIS EVENING at O'Clock
Election of oficersihis evening.
By order Of the President.
jy20 2p1t D. WATERS Secretary.
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ii roU,i1M WAno AlalnIcAN CLuB Announcement
s ~ 81 ! nasstlng Vi ~ Fourth Ward American
C{ab ~ - inG Al n 81 T0nis street.
o. " ~ French generals NOW in Italy is
chaxatisr. Osn Boarbakf, Of the zouaves, says the
Cs1ssr " Paris, stormed the city Of Katch during
~ ~ IL Algeria. u the bead Of his troops, in
whits Ia gloves and patent leather boots BE brand
isbs1 ick ii his hands and marched up 70 the can
nouts moath With cigar between his teeth.
ne daily war expenses Of France are estimated
Il ooo faues q Austria & 100 900 forms, or
- 5isp1k 10000
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At Orleans 18Th July (proper). bales 653 l65
At Mobile 18th July 68562
At Savannah to I4th Jny-Uplands. .446,7s4
- 46ss2s
At Charleston 14th July-Uplands. ........4s7329
L. --.ooo 46sssa
At Texas ports 10th July. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49, 4Ul
Florida July. 157 A9
Al Virgil Ia 27ST
At North Carolina ports ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 34655
Bales received Southern pors..........36649l3
phia 5s7s3
Total bales received at all 3,718696
To be accounted for ont of shipments FIR the river
St. Louis. $500
Stocks The several inland last dates. 5250
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MERCHANTS AND PARsNTs who desire to advance
the of their elssa son would refer Dobear
Oopmsrcis College ~ advertisement
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Shirts Shirts 81!

100 dozen ALL LINEN, PATENT YOKE.
500 :. MUSLIN, LINEN BLOSSOMS. COLLARS AND
WRISTBANDS, from .$1s to $780,
100 =. MUSLIN (superior fresb) at....,.......$l2
Or, Six for SIX Dollars.
80 :. CoLoRED MUSLIN, from ............$15 to &2l
UNDER CLOTHING.
GAUzE NERINo, SILK. COTTON and Isle TREAD
$ II r II r $.
LINEN. MUSLIN JEAN and KNIT DRAWERS
Isle THREAD. WHITE. BROWN and FANCY HALF
HOSE.
100 Dozen Gray Wool Shirts,
frstrate article for Brick Masons stesmboa,men Dray
men, at
VERY Low PRICE,
THE DOZEN OR HALF DOZEN.
We closing out our
Large Stock of Linen Clothing,
VERY SMALL ADVANCE OVER COST.
Also, large assortment Of
stocks, Ties and Handk erchi II.
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
jyl5 2p6t "a Magazine street. corner Grsvier
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To the Trade.

To the Trade.
H E N RY II. BRIG q s.
'JEWELER,
At the Store occupied by Joseph Hnfty,
No. 30 CANAL STREET, n O.,
Respectfully calls the attention Of the City Country ss
to the fao thai he has Just opened and will
fresh lots Of
FEvE .yE wEzRr.
Consisting in part of LocKETs. CHAINS oAMBo ss7n.
ETRUsCAN SETS. EAR RINGS, FINGER RINos vsa,,a
Keys Trnke which he will pleasure IN shoxaas
q. T. BRIGGS,
fe25 7pk 40 Canal sty.>A
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Important to the Ladies.

Important to the Ladies.
@ H DICE DRY GOOD
NJ Z. 4 Z NJ FL Y
PRIVATE SALE
Having embarked my entire to about oNE.HALF the
usual prices, in order to make my early FALL I'M
FORMATIONS opportunity now offered to those in
ant Of ELEGANT GOODS,
At MALT PRICE
The stock complete comprising some Of the most
ELEGANT AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES ever imported in
SILKS, GRENADINES,
SILK MUsLINs, ORGANIZES,
ENGLISH and FRENCH BAREGEs,
FINE THREAD LACEs,
FINE FRENCH EMBRo1DERIEs
REAL LACE sHAwLs,
CAMBRIA LACE NANTILLAs and POINTS
M FRENCH MILLINERY,
...@" RIBBONS, etc, etc., etc.,
All of which will be sold at PRIVATE SALE, and a,
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION!
Just opened, large invoice of celebrated makes
BLACK OIL BOILED SILKS,
FROM "a TO SO INCHES WIDE
JOHN TODD,
jylS 2pt II and IA Charities street,
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Fine BlnClt and Green Teas,
IN METALLIC PACKAGES and
IN SMALL AND LARGE BOXES
At the Lowest Importation Prices,
Gan be had At
DOHAN'S SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE.
No. l02 Poy dras street,
jylS 2p5t Between Camp and st. Charles.
Merchants and Parents
Who wish to have their acquire practical
knowledge Of
HOUSEKEEPING, PENMANsHIP,
MATHEMATICS,
FRENCH SPANISH,
~ GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc.,
DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS
Can do at
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
lO6 CANAL STREET,
Day and Evening There for
each branch i,0 zp3t~
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An ADOPTED JERsEyMAN IN THE PRUssIAN ARMY.
young man, aged about twenty-five, by the name
Of Otto Hame native Of Berlin in Prussia who was
for some time resident Of Patterson, some three
months since left for Berlin, to take possession of
property worth from $4,000 to $4,000, left by an
uncle and on the second day of his arrival he was
put into the army. Newark Mercury.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-20

DNELLIE0 70 RsNF.-A desirable house ON the
81 Apollo and Eraso srees Is advertised