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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-20
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Oefenfenaft
III 81 e 10 WDrf

Iii &c eD~U prf,
Saar einge;ab1tes Sdpi4at $500, 900.
Der llnterSetdnete lit nan 6ereit, Inmel6unscn ir Stele G3eleQ.
idaft an3uuebme1. ...a.err
S9re Sel&dfte beftrDea in 2e~benss&erit 3erunsen
<er8-8eriprgum8en sen, Observation-Disclosures
9 ea nno MISUNDERSTANDING
&0t8t9 Yrpaent bes gan3en 9tuben5 tpereen unter BIZ
Verf6erten %rerttetlt. s.s.s te:. 1861 tf
Die
u0ernlartQ 2eben8e0e 8z@ele eli daft"
II 0aaptlaaa4 tar Ste B. gt lQe gss$ltsrans ber Ser.
ltnO i.tt wentgan AusnaNmen. Deatf@e. Stre gpEicen uni
ydntFhlete unb anteren Orudiadeu tperben III peutfGer SpraGe
%ausae0etsm SIR GelAditsperfetr fnbst tn beuti&er epradt
tatt. -. ~ ..zras
Ste tt BITE etn3t9e 9ebfns<@erft&erungs.@e.
fellf@aft tn eek @eretat8tcn @taaten, wei6e
btefen eeutIdben . Faratter bat.
@Orpprateren uno Dtreftpren TIT Stem, gort Inb:
&, 9. Mrltuf, Mna. Belmont, SiIac 8ernbetner, Carl greuz
in8. 6. Carrier, 9. Gppfr. Climber, s s. Slrrt, Qput5 SaS
Srteor. &app, 81. Raupe, geter Gaut6, @uf. 8utter, 8. 0srplue
9erman Mtureufe, 10. 0e&& SspalS 0ttenoprfer, Serntanr
@Oie. @t'r Soldier 80: S6eFsler, Sci. @eItsfnan, 9. 3.
f Etis3n'' g gg, =. s : StTDf; a'"t ss =; SSn S2sf[mq m 9a sas qat'
9rGftbent: Rilsp 06eIenbpnF.
Sticsprdfte. unb Setr.: Srieer. Sdruenblcr.
Nl8 gparo Of Ste ference fir Baltimore
fno fpiBente @errea spa penen bic NIT + b~eseidmeten aud, etpf.
.. .bolPerS fnb, ernonnt*.
ST. 9. Sdnmader, Ne 9r. @"WB. @tl,
~ 9tp6t. Qebr, X II g0n. G. Napugr,
- Q9erner Drsfel, ~ . Sac6b 9tcplp6,
- Samiltpn Glier, - II 6. %. Spilfer,
n Chr. Stnrtns 4 MeOer Gten
y Se.nt. Ron &apf \ n 60. llbrIaut,
0lsfe persea germ tetett fem. iabsr Die 3userldlfateit Ser Sc,
ls d. Is,, @ ~ 'ss,, 81, ~ fsfsSss e. st g i'ne" bic etni4t in bic eaae'
Npplitantens rpn WalbinOtpn iuo alt8 trQeub
etnem Gbeile be8 Gt1ate8 WarDlonb
@olsa f%s Dirtit AT mid nfnOeas I'M iFrs 2eNrnsUerI&er,mg ~
SfNee:r N0e1o S%fc0nStr, ~seesnater Der 9oa,0fce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
Dniloina Materiais.

DRAIN PIPES, glazed, vitrifed, warranted ind
~ sructibls Chimney Tops Vases ststusry &c. Depot
Long islsnd Potter, No IS Hsssaust EDWD II. QUINN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
Gopartnersbip Notifies.

nTrRIIC NOTICE ALI persons viii please take
s sb.t have vitbdra wn rom the business Of Screw,
Bon Mt and manufacturing formerly carried on % me
~ NJ IN ana Ia} West 10Th late Amos st. the City Of News
va .n5 tbst tbs busin TO be carried on ~ my son,
cHlhIFs HALL AID JAMES d. VAN VOohhis, IN tneI
ct,s, previous or since the 1st day Of July 1850 All sc
ooupts due 70 by up 10 thes dste VIII o. s.'ee ~ @
ns. e.s,omers for very liberal psonass they hsye
Diver ne fos past 10 andI hoIe that NE %
e such b. hs Ssw arm 70 merit the same hsss PAlG1a
An i..y for ma for the future please adde's 70 SAM
rel HALL No III West lCtb st., New YORK. until iuNeI no
rec
ssps u. 1890
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
No. II West lith-st.,
Corner Of 6th-aY.

Now In ls forty FIRST year reopen MONDAY, Septembei
it eyery tho educson yotn 10 both the
elementary and higher branches In ancient and modern Ian
Snsyes Bookkeeping and ell other departments Of complete
course 10 meet urgent demands for increased
dsoDs the hss been consdesb enlarged dur
nr the Summer vacation The Rector assisted by twelve
psenctd tescher and thus insure 10 each scholar due
share Of individual attention Pupils are received Of ell ages
aud thoroughly prepared for college OF business
Reference made TO the faculties of Columbia College and the
New-YOk University and to the following wetnowp parties,
Ds Fsrd Spencer Hatfield ard Phillips the Rev. hesgA
somners Joosyn Lille g. M Isaacs and Imbhs Judge
YIDk Of Jersey City Mayors Westevet and Hsvemeye
Gen Even The Hon j. Hosiord Smith Consl Ottoman Porte
Drs T. H. Van WipklA John MILLER. and Chuies Hensche
Nessrs B. Connolly Bnttsrworth, Stephen r. Russell
WIN d. Eyayts Peter g. Hoe. A. r. Walsh James Marsh. A.
B. Belknsp Charles Talbot Robert Cars George Brod
bead &c.
Circular containing full particulars may be bad Of ths school
PaeDts who wish place their whore there will b.
oy for change TIL they have finished ths edacaon and 10
sseurs for them sosnd Instruction. thorough mental do ,as,
and correct nolsl training, ere invited 70 OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
Groceries an6 provisions.

VyHE REASON WHY
THOMAS r AGNEW.
10 zoo GTeeDW ichst corner OF Murray-st New-Iork
. constantly
THROKGED WITH CUSTOMERS
s
Ths Ispsst Stock Of TEAS 10 the city.
The Largo STOCK Of COFFEE IN the city
yhs Isrssst stock OF WINE in the CITY.
The Large 1t Sock Of FLOUR in the city.
The Largest Stock Of SUGAR In the city
The ISest stock Of PROVISIONS in lhe city.
Because be keep the best quality Of GOODS and
Becsuse be seBi LOWER than any other house.
Mr. A0kEW has Cash capital at his command
WHO'D enables h advantage Of the mAZke at oil times
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
UPTOWN FAMILIES,
HOTEL PR0PRIET0RS,
RESTAURANT PROPRIETORs,
,,5 ohe purchase In large quantities effect saving
OF from PEI cent by purchasing at the popular o~ prices
''s Wv CANTON TEA WAREHOUSE
has sic b q vnrld-wide renown -..
REMEMBER THE NUMBER,
No go Grtenwieh-st. corner OF Murray
Goods delivered free to ell parts Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

CHOOL FURN I U. 4
- or the most approved style manufactured the Oldest 60
Lecture Room and Sabbath School Settees, Camp Stools
Bsckboards Of Slate Of dmensons Revolving
Cayon white and coorea also Office and Bank Desks and
Boosoa.es of every description made to order.
ReBFRT PATTON No. "A Grove at, near Bloecksr y. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
scusrs uno farms tuantsb.

TWTRNIsHED HOUSE WANTED-FOr first
.,plcDt rent about SO 600 Also three 3, ss9S Of
81 "a "a SRN each also several first class VI
hV'9H' FIELD MCLEAN, Auctoneers, No Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

111EE sT. CLAIR HOUSE has been recently
Trped with The view Of natiog It specially for Gentle
- g. ,s4;,s eas, bstbs &c Gents wsNiar no as at
pos oud do wei ea the above house No lss
P,r..-,t Meals furuished IL desired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
DAY BOAT for WEST POINT, CORNWALL.

- EEWBUEuH. MiLTON, and P0UoHKREPsIE.-Ths
steamboat Aida VIII leave JayA fier DAILY al s;so M
touching q sthst Pies, retaining 70 The city $50 o. M
Passenger Tor Albany o{ Hanoss any pelut ves oAn
maze sure Connections fssshsesPds Bsssass transferred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
Bteamboats and Railroads.


------------------------------
nAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, makiag
~ the usual Landing -Tbe steamer DANIEL DREW ssvss
Jsys Pier Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays at ia
EOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN.
u PoRT-The MASSACHUSETTS,. Capt. Haven. having
Jsmessip East River, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sArUR
DAY AFTERNOONS, at o'clock
TOR BRIDGEPoRT-Fare 50 Cents.-The
l. steamer JOHN BROOKS will leave Peck dip every rses.
es Of the hou.,tenic Nsusssuok and Nsw Haven Tsas
NORTHERN RAILROAD of N. J.-Leaves
eIcepted a and and M for Piemou and sasec.s
soI rssr o9 Leave ssssras :, ..s %, N ,aA
cOnnec. Tor Haoaensaok Nysck New City and Hsvsns.w
CHORT LINE to HARRISBURG, via
- CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JER5HY.
AN EXPRESS E Ts2S G Gss.s DAILY
s19dSSysI s5Ssgg oT P tSs S 4 GSssS
Connecting asssSf ra n, sfHs "a h'
and st HARRIssURo With MAIL TRAINS On rENssIh-
EkS 6ENTsI hAaRoap S aS sS I'd I'D ss
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD, arriving ct HArs
burg at n;4o noon
TOR wEsT-POINr, NEwBURGH, AND
l. PoUGHKEPSIE. -Stesmes THOMAS POWELL asa
foot Of Jay st. every afternoon Ut q o'clock
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
and .. Mos Nav J June assfs sS .a will leave A
st. Station, Nsw.york % follows: . -,
For wuiamsbrdse and all way Stations f;+o, N, sDs
$3.50 For White Plains and all way Stations s@ sns
m For White Plains sna al way stations S;lS nsn aas
81 Depot For Croton Falls from sth Of DepcS sIs ~,
stopping OF wiiamsbdSe and Stations shove 70. es,n.
Plains nom 18th Ct Depot 30 stopping ss,.rss,
everinsl For Albany from 2oth Depot ioia M sS
mall train stopping al White Palma Bedford Of'so'
Stations North. :. IN vsv
R.turpinswni leave wuiamssrass s,opp.as s.,as a.
Stations $50 q and White Fi.ps sy KIM slsp
way Stations sza a. N AIS aud N DOVE ss. ,sr ss,rs
Pns It all station. sorA Of fosdAAn css.,e T.is M
stopping At all Stations north Of fordhsm Albany
pug all sA'0a' north Of 6Ha sUacHILL. Ass, supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

VESTA COAL OIL.-This superior Oil can be
LYpboN eY9{ SSiniNei ia WI .ss By de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD for MS SI y

j TROY c,,r.ct,ne With trains NOhIu M w t1o-
On and snn ManSs1 sea H. 1850 Trains win es!s caansssc
q station follows E.p ss.oss Car rsu ssn m
ssna.,. inslaasS wsy Trains for Sing Sing q sts =
and 1oSp al rsny's,.,gs "a ~ = 'i E@csss rrsis
HON s,ss a s's n m Passenseu tsksn chanssn esns
chrssophss and sis,sa Trains tor Esyhsa s sSS "a
also n m Albany about 80 minutes istsr aioaaJ'" W.
York Sara'ys 'e"s'a W tss mIrH. sapsras,assaI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
IpNING SAVINGS INSTITITION. NO. SIS

Warren -Interes. allowed at the rte OF per cent on
sums from to $50 and per cent sums oyer that unit
OPEN DAILY from 10 to Q p. also, Gu MONDAY Thurs
day and Saturday Evenings, from 70 m n sI,asoney
10 loan Bond and Mortgage JOHN CAolhEf' rrosooD'
YANprRRtLr l. BuKToN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
Rouse- furnishing GOODS.

THO the LADIES.-The cheapest and best place
Il to buy SILvER-PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY
and sl kinds OF House Furnishing Goods Is Z. d. BASS
FORDB at Cooper Institute Aston place I'D and 4hsvS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

OYPICR or TIE PHEyTx FIRE lSs Co..
BRooKLys, September H. 1850. !
V,HE Board of Directors have this day declared
i a semi.annusl DIVIDEND Of EIGHT PER CENT (8l
p.yvbe on demand at their branch Office No 60 Wsst NJ T.
f"'~ PHILANDER SHAW, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

JOSEPH KARGE's SCHOOL will open Sept. IL,
~ atNo ga dwsy between ?9th and Soths for the
instruction boys In all the branches OF complete Engsh ana
Classical Education In the fr nch and herman languages
For PARTICULARS apply at the rooms, o. above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
Daneina academies.

A DODWURTHS UANCING ACADEDIIEo,
IA. No. 8oe Broadway, New York,
No l5T Montague place, Brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYSin New-foH
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS In Brooklyn
At4p m fct children at N. for gentlemen.
Commence In New-York, SePtAz9.
In Brooklyn, Oct, q
In addition 10 the Court QusdIie Prince Imperae Ever
green Empire and ether social dances mnuet Q0sde LINDA
and other educational dances already Introduced BY Mt DoD
WORTH variety Of dances will be brought forTsIa
during the he Qua6rie stnenne) esPscishy
adapted the development Of geeul movement in children
Circular OF terms &c. may be had at either Academy
A CADEMY Of DANCING and CAL1STHEN-
IA ICs.-Mr and Mrs TRHN0R reopen their well kn9gr
sSS-s, D. now open Mr ~ WI ~ =,
residence IN private schools either OF the AcadSniea Cal
for circulars
X II. RIVERSS DANCING ACADEMY,
~. No S Fuiton Brooklyn. Now open for the reception
OF pupils end formation Of classes Ladies TUESDAY and
FRlDAY AFTERNOONS at O'clock Gentlemen At 8 P 10
Missss ard Masters on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS at O'Clock For terms apply a, tds Academy
send for Circular.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
An un@elsssla nsy.

Some time ago hoy was brought to tie lodging
house by policeman, be had found him sfeepirx
in wagon, and on hearing his little story d dest
tuition, ne felt deep interest ii tie lAd. which
kept him over night at the stati0n-house, and tick
him next morning TO his own residence TO give him
his breakfast after which they set ont for the lo
ing-house. The officer thought 1t would be " very
good thing to remove this poor boy from the 3asir
gers Of the city, and to place him in good western
home. They walked along together till they cams
to certain crossing, and here the bay dropped
suddenly back. His friend did not miss him till lie
had proceeded few PAGES, when, on turning
round, he saw him, with some surprise, putting
something into the hand Of little baTefoeted siy-
erfng girl, whose pale face was more than usually
animated by an expression OF blended gratitude
and joy, for gift which. though trifing, Was5 I'M
expected from such a source. Tie officer was
much pleased with this characteristic incident, bak
hid his feelings. esss
Henri, said he, when the modest boy had ~
Joined him., you want money yourself how
comes it that you give any away ~ s.sss
Twas only two cents, sir, \ said Henry, "and 4
reckon can get along better than the little girl
without it. could not keep It when saw her
trembling with the cold and she is barefooted too.
i am sure she has neither father or mother the
poor thing was crying with the cold. Y
But you are an orphan, too, Henry said the
officer. t1s
..But am boy, air, and don't feel tho
hardship 50 much. reckon am better ussd
to it.. sSs
This trait of character, when related BY the
officer, made me feel warm interest in Henr9.=
At the lodging house had an opportunity Of judg-
ing whether his good qualities were permanent Oh
not. found them lasting. His conduct was ire
| proachable, and be was loved by the boys, who
can appreciate merit in companion without feel
| ing envious. I took him to the West, in d large
company frem the Office, and placed him with 4
family in which he is now doing well, loving ard
beloved member. Ns5sss4f !s4sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
SHERIFF'S SALES.

sIxrg DtsrRIcT Counr CITY or NEW oRTrANs :.
n 81 New Orleans INKS AIlrr y RpnWwHe . al
ny VIRTUE or y writ IL fIsrS Gastss ia n
ID me directed Nv tle Haaorsjs ~ isth hset.ss. 5,r,
Of New Orleans ID ths sbye entisIes eanse Iii ,,ccsS
to e al pnblie auciis a. ina Civ Hotsi C,,, ~
tween f,ann ara Marayne streets ~ M N " 81 "a -
d May. iaa 4. IL o,cIock NJ n = ~ ~ =
ing In the Second Disrct q This CIV IA ~ ssrdsd ~
riesns t Ann Frt ard Second s.re.. ana dsssnsssd ~
purnbers from four 10 twenty incjuys scrarrg ~ ~,
drawn By Charles Arnas deputy Surveyor General dated
sad lots measuring III American necoiag ~ al
PLAN viz: " ss i
Lots and each a feet inches ard lt,o. f,a,t 40, O.
Ann street, By following depths viz Tt No l. "a fees
Inches lines On Tie other de line whIe divide n rom IN
w IN ~ X ~ go nni,.s IT,. ~ X WI. W Il IfSlt
divides Il from io No and g2 feet inehes az h
SIDE line which divides Il from lot No III M "a fs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUIsIAgA.

STATE OF LOUISIAEA.
7 CERTIFY, That ON the 10th day OF prfI.
1872 % w snsrsa y this Cour. in Che suit
word, ana figures following W wit = ~ ' az 'Ae
this submitted for adjudication the Court consider
ing the evidence, pieadings and the law y
favor of pIain, Harriet Marks wife Of j. H. nnsi and
against the said Guns decreeng separated in prop
ey and dssosng me community Of acqes and gains here
It il further odeed defendant be condemned to
to the plaintiff the Of five hundred dollars with legal H.
Of December 1853 until paid and suit The whole with
judgment signed April o. issS. :" AA''''u "0n'-
In tesnony whereof have herevo e. ~ ssnd ma
the seal Of said Court at the city Of Orleans This
hundred and sixty The eighty fourth year Of The In
dependence Of the United States y u al
Z. McHoT, Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
liz CEKTIFiE par les presemfes, que is III
- avr 1850 jugemsnt euregrs dnps cette cour dams
les termes suiyans ssvo No 4s4sHars. Marks spouse
YES les plaidoifies D. Ia loi: = = :
yeur ID demandessse Harriet Marks e5opse de- j. B
Gunst contre le dsfendear y. b. uns
dc bens entire Ia dsendeu
ordonnant la dissolution acquets et de gains
eu1.
de plus ordonne que deendeur so condanns payer
demanderese ia cling cents piasres avec nteet
legal sur Ia ditto somme Jour Dc ID deande iucaire
dn decembre 1858 juqna parfat Placement quill acquite
les ras du tout les privilege hypobeqae
fSignD r. II. MORGAN. Juee.
Cour dams In wife dc Nonvele Orleans &c dc mai IL
Fannse de notre Segneur mil hut cent soiaane ct la
aimee de Independence des Etats
my5 IA e. MICHOr Depute (reifier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

Ines, which they offer to supply
etor's lowest wholesale prices.
:, Nos. lbl and q Chartres street,
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver OIL,
McNsir's Acoustic, Scarps's do
British, Harlaem.
COSMETICS. @
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
lJones' Chemical, ia, y-..
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
of all descriptions.
PILLS.
IWright's Indian Vegetable,
Moffat's Life, Brandreth's,
Strong's Compound Sanative,
Stron9's Pectornl Stomach,
Hull's Fever and Ague,
Morrison's, Lees, New London,
PARIS, Ssppington's, Champ
ion's,
fGrsefienberg, Jayne's Ssna-
tive,
Jsyne's Ague, Winer's Camo-
Hibbard's Anti.BiIlious, Peser's,
tSpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, CoveI's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasic's Health,
Wister's Gentle Purgative,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
Chickner's Sugar-coated,
Gilbert's Anti Bilious Besk-
with's,
Iady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pills,
SCOTS Vegetable, Esgon's,
Railways Regulators,
ROSES Railroad, Leiy's Female,
London's Indian Ssnatiye,
Londen's Ague, Hollowayis,
Haistead's Anti Dyspeptfc,
IGordon's. McI.ane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
IPhaion's Magic, Bachelors,
IGilman's instantaneous, bod
Billiards., Jules Hauel's,
Gristadora's, Bogles.
= MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's invigorsting Cor.
| dial,
lThorn's Extract.
JTarrant's Aperlans,
Tarrant's Elixir of Rhubarb,
IC8rter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toothache Drops,
Lyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial, ~
lThompson's Eye Water,
Wstt's Nervous Anti,
Billings's Astringent,
lHyatt's Life Ralsam,
MeMnnnis Elixir of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief,
Railways Resolyent,
Tarrant's Indelible Ink,
lDr. Fitch's Body Braces,
lDr. Fitch's Shenlder Braces,
Df. ritch's 1hhaiihg tubes,
III. hose,s Ffehara.lohs.
" mer's Arcan9m E4traet,Z
leneur . speeinc,
MMs : Ssthoiicon,
". ritch,s ffeparatlons,-
Mofse,s oomponho syrup 81
felioW uoek. ,,,,,
Terry nasiss am hilier
Brown's Essence OF Slhger,
moi limit nhetiiiiatie ootn-
honna, cs.,, ,,,..,.
sa qn oefata = bi ~ y
70 yer,s Es ~ q ROCK Rose
nIosa1liai,s Speciac,
lunham,s Pile Electuary
Steers OpediIdoe
lGodfrey's Cordial. 3D."
tTurlington's Balsam.
lI)r Cullen,s Prenarations.
lBateman's Drops.
lDr. Jayne's Family Medicines.
lSeialits and Soda Powders.
Enninp,s Fluid Extract Bi1chu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

SECOND DISTRICT CouRr} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs..
Of New Orleans. FRANCOIS ECR0T-No. 1851.
by VIRTUE of q writ Of seizure and sal
New Orleans above entitled cause proceed sell
public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp Magazine Streets TUESDAY the 18th day Of
May 1860 u o'clock NJ the following described property
to wit 1=z5
District SQUARE7s bounded by Galvez Ursunes
Hospital and Miro streets and having front of thirty feet
Galvez street. by sixty feet in depth
SQUARE loo, Gayoso and St. Philip Ursuines and Lopez
Seized IN the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07


A REVOLUTIONARY Relic General BHsg0y
We saw at Mr.. @. II. Morse's autograph aud am
tiquarian depository, Scollay's Buildings rare
curiosty-the original parole that Gen. Burgoyne
and his officers gave in December, III when they
were encamped in Cambridge. This parole was
exhibited to Gen. Burgoyne, November 8, TIT,
when he and others came into Boston to dine with
Gen. Heath, but it was not signed until after No.
vember 2s, when Gen. Heath wrote to Bargoyne o
sharp letter insisting that the officers should sign
the parole Tomorrow This identical paper is
now in Mr.. Morse's hands, and Is dated Cam
bridge, December 30, l777. In it the officers
agree to remain in the quarters assigned them as
prisoners of war, and not pass the following limits,
viz: Swans shop at Charleston Neck, the Cam
bridge road up to the cross. way between Mr. Cod
mans house and Fort No. 3, the said cross way
out to the road to Mr. Ralph Inman's house, taking
in the Hospital Barracks, Cambridgep0rt, from
thence a straight line to Cambridge Bridge; from
thence the north brink of Charles River to Water
town Bridge up, from thence, the Boston road as
far as the crotch Of the way at Anglers Corner,
from Watertown Bridge up the road 10 the north
west corner of Mr.. Remingtonfs house, and from
Learned's Tavern, the Cambridge road, on to the
Collins Tavern, taking in the Menotomy Pond, hut
not to pass the beach on the south, west or north
sides thereof from Coopers Tavern down to the
east end of Benjamin Tufts house, In to Swans
shop, the aforementioned bounds. The interme-
diate roads are within the parole. and the back
yards of the respective quarters to the distance OF
| eighty yards from them. They also agree that
they will give no intelligence to the enemies OF the
United States, and will obey the rules established
Burgoyne, VIM. Phillips, Maj. Gen., James Hamil-
| ton, Brig. Gen., and about two hundred other
officers. 1t is mounted and in good preservation.
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