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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11
DESIRABLE CAMP STREET LOTS, ADAPTED FOR
Dwellings, at auction.
BY ]. 3. WALTON.

SATURDAY, April Il, 1860, at ~ o'clock M
at the ST. Charles Exchange will be sold at public auc-
ton -- 4,
in the First District of this city in The bounded
tellej Streets designated by the Nos and on plan dated
February a 1851 deposited IN the office Of T. q sarke No
tary Public in this city, Said lots measuring each 20 feet
inches lines front Camp by 1T feet inches and
lines in dep,h between parallel lines
nyTERMS-The purchaser to assume the payment OF two
moTtgaged notes. dated 18th March, 1860 each for 81 Oh 80
the of cent annum from date to ma,ar aud
the balance is months in The note Of the purchaser to his
order bearing interest the rate Of cent per annu
from day Of sale until maturity and cent thereafter Il
punua paid with special mortgage on the property sold
until final payment.
The interest be assumed from their date 10
turity will addition the price OF adjudication.
Acts Of sale before -, Notary Public at the ex
,a,sa IF tbp nurehasars
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THIRTY FOUR LIKELY YoUN3 SLAVES FROM sHEP
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION, at Auction

HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION, ut Auction.
without reserve or limit
By j. 3, WALTON,
Auconeer-oBce. 10 Camp street
WEDsEsDAX, APRIL i s Sssh;. lse9 at ia la
WI IF ~ S'5esR' ET 9otNa from
These slaves arc sold for no other they
h s Ssd "Ss . 81 %
the death Of their former master They with but two
be found plantation and they offer opportunity rarely
e e met with o5 M planters e purchase young and bke
They viii be fully guaranteed with the exception of hs CIR
TERMS third cash, one-hird six n,on.hs aud
third 4 twelve months credit n city acceptance bar inter
e s e
entire satisfaction Of the vendor
SLAVES.
MRcaAck, other to FREDERICK aged . years. aeid
tHa WkIcHr aged years. asld hand and
PATRICK, son of The abore aged u years. field hand
sssS ssa - seas Fl ga
esa = sa aa sss .a al
s WI ss's Is
s sifs ~
is LITTLE ROBERT aged q years. field hand and plough
i MANUEL aged g years dsld hand and plomghmsn.
Ek isfs aged - ssaa a Eana
ploughman
NJ BILL TAYLOR aged % years Field hand and plough
mae end very good caulker
49, DANIEL aged 40 years Field hand and plonghman
49, BILL ROBERTSON, aged 40 years; Field hand ant
ploughman.
90 JIM aged q years Field hand and ploughuan and
cellent dining ROOM servaxt-very sober.
81 ALECK, aged Is years; Field hand and poughman.
| y JACK GARLAND, aged 80 years Field hand and o.
cartman. -.-H
g PRESTON aged q years Field hand and plosghman-
| has worked at coopers trade one year.
/ "a HARRY KING aged IS years firstraie cooper an
| excellent subject.
| rs. NICHOLAS aged As years Field hand.
26 ETIENNE. aged 80 years Field hand and plenghnan
4 IL ABR AHAM. nged ~ years Field hand and poughmai
IS DAVY SAWYER, aged years; Field hand and pIoug
2s DAVID MER. aged 50 years Field hand and ploug
/ man. g$
l 81. NANCY, aged o years; Field hand
81 STEPHEN, aged Is years Field hand and pfouxhuan
49, EDMOND, aged 30 years Field hand ami plonghman
81 a. PERRY aged 45 years; Filed hand and pfopghman
Acts Of sale before j. H. Jaeau Notary Public at the
nense of The uufchasers all
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CoNFECTIONERY.. ..CoNFECTIoNERY

R. A. ARD,
Old No. 49, New No. Camp street, opposite ST Patrieks
Church.
The begs to his friends and custom
ers and the public general that he prepared to furnish
freshrnents for balls parties dinners snpper and
weddings furnishing all glass ware without extra
charge style not be exceed u the liz VIII con
order Of the very quality Cakes Of kind Boned Inr-
kes nobes Galanes Pastry Calves Feet Jelly Blanc
Nouga Orange and other pyramids Of the sst e ae
French Cherries Cream, Dates and Figs Chocolate CreaI
Marsh Maow Paste Fancy Bonbons Also an endless variety
Fancy Boxes and Cornicopia and every ohe ace III e
confectionery line. -, m, ,,,... ...a.,as
Orders for Balls Parties and particularly Weuas ateheee
to and promptly supplied i
FIRE YORKSHIRE WORKS.
Rockets Roman Candles Pin Wheels serpents Torpedoes
dh A. HOWARn Corf cicneI.
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Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE Oh poEY!
fare street, at auction.
BY j. 3. WALTON,

SATURDAY, April II, 1850, at IL o'clock
- NJ, at tie st. Charles Exchange will be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF aRoU Nd. with the buildings and
improvements thereon the District
Square bounded Poeyfare AnnuuciaiIcn
cher Streets designated by the No. 81 plan by
Hedin the 18th March, 1851
sace Cenas late notary public IN this city measuring
In width IN the fronting alley set wide divd-
said Square, and opening Annunciaon and Foucher
Ia depth the side
ton and ia feet inches and lines IN depth the side
towards ucher street.
The buildings improvements said LOT consist
story brick dwelling slateroofed having below
above gallery in 'front.' stairs fo-storJ
Kitchen sateoofed and gallery in 'front.' having three apart
frame stable twosory upper story fol
yard bcked large coach gate leading from
the street to the stables, cisteIn in the yard
HS TERMS-One third eas-balance in and years
credit Of the purchaser to his order BEAR
ing per interest annn from day Of sale to
and per thereafter, If puncfuay paid with
special mortgage the property Sold until final payment
The buildings insured the satisfaction Of the vendor
by the purchaser the policy transferred to the vendor
Acts sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Public at the
pensc Of the purchaser. all
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SUCCESSION OF GREER B. DUEGAN-SALE OF THE
Fine Oces known as Duncsp's Bnild3ss, and the gpen
did Residence Apollo street between Euterpe and
sjchore Also desirable Pew in ST. Paups Church
BY pALFREY & {


> NJ at the ST. Charles Exchange Charles street by
virtue Of three orders honorable the Second District Court
and 9Th March, 1860 the following described property IN the
of the succession Of Greer b. Duncan deceased VIII Dc
i. 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon Situated in the half
square bounded BY Cnstomhouse Chares and Elk
depth Of As feet and nchesmore measure
THE comprise the hreeory brick building No
Exchange Alley rented for law Offices at the rate Of
aoSut ZEE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND with all the
buildings and thereon situated IN the half square
Change Alley measuring inch and lines front Gus
tomheuse by $50 In depth and front on Exchange
Alley The improvements comprise brick buidng
ennis Buildings West Side" The Office second floor
lately occupied by Messs Duncan Mcconnell as their law
office is sold subject the us1uct In favor OF james Mceon
81 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND lately occupied
by deceased together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon rights ways privileges servitudes and ad
aed IN the First District this city IN the square bounded
Apollo Ene and sn a,ra "
deposited in the Of T. o. sarke Notary Public in this
city plan No. l22 said lot measuring 255 feet inches and
Tepsichore and the dimensions on the rear line
English measure The improvements comprise an elegantly
bu mansion large kitchen net house. ne ae
exotic plants shrnbbefy ETC. and all the improvements
and Offices requisite for gentleman's residence.
property be delivered the purchaser one month after
sale.
| l. Pew No. 76, St. Paurs Church
fr cash and the balance credit Of l. and years. for
pnrcha bearing interest at per cent from date TO ma
rity thereafter at cent until paid and secured by
| spe ial mortgage upon the property Sold
The be kept insured by the purchasers
policies transferred to the executor until the maj pay
/ merits have teen made
Acts Of sale besors r T. Cuyile notary pubhs ny ts ~
| nf the purchasers. llz5 ~ "a -
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Very DESIRABLE TWO. STORY RES DENGE IN THE
Fourth District Nayades street in an excellent neigh
borhood convenient 10 two lines of omnibusses.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
Amelia

Office II Commercial Place.
rtsuJRsDAY, April 26, 1850, mt IL o'clock
at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange, at public auction,
will be sold =. 1.,,.,,, - -. -, y, a. =.
rnyemens thereon situated In the Fourth District In the
bonded by Nayade Third Apollo and Fourth streets.
easrns 81 feet 9nees Nayades by depth of 40
feet. s@=55, 4=z, !, -, -. s..l
below and three chambers above The rear building con-
ain dining rno and kitchen below with two servants rooms
above with washonse, coal and wood house in the rear
dueed n,n every room the whole being rented at $50 per
The vacant lot belonging TO minors can
not he sold for years. and can or small sum DC ueo y
the purchaser of the above =. s,,,a ,;, &c ~
This presents excellent chance o families desrons Of Pre-
The neghbohood rapidly and nov %
by perant rendering altogether one OIL the most DE
sirable positions IN this District ,,, .. 49,
mgTERMSS20go cash. balance in and years for notes
secmred nv mortgage property and bearing per cent in
or in years for notes bearing per cent
improvements be kept insured ana poies transferred
Act Of sale before James ran, Notary Public at the
,nSs " t s.V nv vb, all
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av eieaas aau grsa svedassaas alarang gpr l. 1860
alartifular ,Aotitss.

E1- Clay Monumental Associatfon1.The
meuerg AZ this Association requested meet " ,ne
Rotnnda Of the ST. Charles Hotel At O'clock on THURSDAY
Ali sucrbers to the Monument considered members 2,
the and can receive their badges at the hour and
place OF meeting. ,,,ro1,, ,,..t.,
all Il r. NJ WOOD. histsnAl.
sS-Young Mems ChTfstian Assoeiation a,.
Tie officers and Young Mems Christian
o and tfe errates 10 The Of Associations
United States British Provinces about 10 assemble IN
this city ara requested assemble In ROOMS No. " Camp
street on TUESDAY, MORNING the l2ih Inst at oeoek
order particpate of the Inauguration o.
lie Clay Statue IL accordance with the invitation extended to
them BY The Committee appreciation Of the
Of services rendered his country by the departed IA
triot and Statesman. :. L
all Ct TAOS MORRISON, Zee. rec "
ps-CrystaI Fount Division No. 4. Sons OF
TEMPERA officers and members OF the above DIVISION
are hereby notified assemble the Hall Mo- 50 Camp street
On RSDAY 18th inst. ~ o'clock for the purpose
participating IN the ceremonies OF the Inauguration OF hc
Of Henry Clay Pncual attendance Is requested visit
ING brethren respectfully invited meet with at the SAND
| P'a Mi a'' "'a RoBT BLEAKLEY Marshal.
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particular Nutitts.
oaEscEsr Cry BAak

CRESCENT Cry BASK, !
New Orleans April TO- 1860
BB-In conformity with the prOclamaf tOn
Of his Honor the Mayor, this Bank will closed THURS
DAY next the 18th inst Parties obligations maturing on
nesday, the 1lh inst.
all vt JAMES RAU Cashier.
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VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY ON NEW LEvEE ANI
Fulton Streets Julia, at auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,
ryArrIRnAy Auril IA. 1860, mt l2 O'Clock
y at the ST. Charles Exchange public auction WILL DO

y NJ the s. Charles E1chaf AZ pubnc auI'Ion VII %
sold -,
LOT OF GROUND, in the First District of this city
fronting both Fulton and New Leyee streets In the
bounded by New Levec St. Joseph Fulton and Julia
measuring q feet inch and lines front New eyee street
inches and lines front Fulton street. depth of
l2 inches and lines ne and inches and
lines depth on the other line.
The this lot consist Of two Tw0toy Brick
Stores with Yerandahs fronting New Ieyee street and
with water works privies both sides
The Fulton street Is leased by the Southern Steamship
Company until the Both day Of September next
third cash; balance at and two years
credit the purchasers their order bear
ing interest at per per from day Of
sale maturity per thereafter, punctnaly
ment.
The buildings to be insured the satisfaction Of the yendo,
BY the purchasers the policy transferred vendor unit
final payment.
ot the n,rcha spys 49, a6
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r1UNFs GUNS GUNS.
HYpEk GOODRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
oo EyW ORLEANS, LA.

-, ,, an hand complete stock of fine WAR.
gSTEn Guns and constantly receiving ,hEengh
EHI9peah aef ssfipRoVENESTs Onr long experience and
nnsd An eations with first LONDON and other MANI
enable as 10 say with confidence that we have fac
~. NJ onction Of suited to the wants Of the
VS. I2f ns ESr certainly excelled If equaod, in this
market. ava .,scuta With 5;sna.cb and
are p for Guns Of ANY PRICE to suit the peculiar
giss and tastes and g tash 1nsn AZ
IN TIE SOUTH Ia, a. ,o hr,;,o co,,r,niv at
~ @rd west for over thirty years, have been ena.
bed e profit BY suggestions Of their varied az
nave t ns 4; NINf TEETHS OF THE GUNS IMPORTED
Ennents and Ammunition Of every description
p;s pistos and Resolvers Colts, Aliens, Traners
smith Wessons and Mhi!neys sepeaters. Soie Asen's ~
new oflsAanio' HYDE GOODRICH,
NY 10 sign Of the " Golden Pelican" New orieans
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on THE CORNER
Of Magazine and Orange streets, at Auction.
By ]. B. WALTON,
CATURDAY. Aprfl N. 1880. m n $500 n

Anctioaeer- Once, 40 Carap steeet.
SATURDAY, April II. 1860, At I2 o'clock MI
y at the st. Charles Exchange at auction will be sod
TWO LOTS OF GROUND In the First District civ
the square bounded by Magazine, Camp Orange and Race
streets designated by the Nos and on plan by Louis H.
Pile City surveyor.
the Of Magazine and Orange streets
50 front Magazine street, by depth
feet.
The improvements this lot consist Of TwoSory Frame
Dwelling House. with parlors, dining room, sleeping
kitchen. ETC., rented at 500 per annun.
Lot No. adons the described lot and
feet front Grange street. by depth Of 100 eet line
aie with Magazine street thence running towards CamT
towards orange street. line parallel with Nsg
zine street. 10 feet thence running towards Magazine street
line parallel will, Orange street, 45 feet thence running
wards Orange street. line parallel with Magazine street
10 feet, to meet Orange street
rrTERMSs20 eas balsA &c In ene two and three year
credit the of the purchaser his order bearing
per from day Of sale maturity,
cent thereafter not pnnctaly paid with special mort
| gage the property sold until fnel payment.
The buildings TO be insured to the satisfaction Of the vendor
the the policy transferred to the vendor
Acts Of sale before Notary Public, at the ex
| pense of the purchasers. all
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]. B. WALTON.
VERY SUPERIOR DINING ROOM, HOUSE SERVANT
and Carriage Driver At auction.
5 By ]. B. WALTON,

Ancsf6neer--tIFce, 10 Canp sffeets
CATUHDAY, April II, 1860, at IL o'clock
- NJ, at the 1t. Charles Exchange, will be sold
The creole boy, grin TONY aaed sboai e years, dining
ROOM house servant and carriage driver.
This slave bears high character. raised
city In the most careful and BE
Will Be guaranteed against all the vices and maade VIII
be sold ont Of the city.
ET~TERMS-Cash.
Act Of sale before A. Aba notary public the expense Of
the t all
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BACCHUs STREET.
BY C. PITTS u GARDNER SMITH.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.

=
Office 81 Common street.
CATURDAY, April IA, 1860, Mt IL o'clock
- NJ at the s. Charles Hotel Exchange at public suction,
will be sold
LOT OF GROUND with the improvements thereon stu
aed ia the bounded by Bacchs Euerpe Dryades and
Terpchore streets No. 1885, measuring Is feet inches aud
lines Bacchus depth of ITO feet between
parallel lines together with the Of alley feet inches
and lines opening on Euterpe street.
The Improvements consist Of well built twosory frame
Dwelling galleries front and rear containing kitchen,
shed csen. water works. Leased to good tenant
till the LIST October next.
nSrTERMS-0ne-th third cash balance Mt and years. for
notes by mortgage property bearing cent
and per eventual interest The improvements
to be kept the policy transferred to the vendor
Act Of sale before D. l. Ricardo Notary Public at the
expense Of the purchaser a9
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WANTED-A LADY WHO THOROUGHLY under
stands Cutting Fitting and making Dresses to go 20
actoy reference required Address, stating residence B.
at this Office. ms
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VALUABLE MAGAZINE STREET PROPERTY AT

MAGAIINE
K & auction
BY j. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ofice 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, April IL, 1850, at II O'Clock
- NJ at the St. Charles Hotel Exchange public auction,
will be sold rs
TWO LOTS OF GROUND with the improvements thereon,
in the First District of this ciiy the sqe bounded by Mag
St. Joseph Fonche and Delod designated by the
Nos and measuring each Is feet front Magazine by
DEPTH between parallel lines Of l9 feet inches and lines
American measure.
The improvements consist Of story frame house
buildings.
H8r TERMS-0ne third cash; balance a credit of
in the Of the purchasers their order
bearing six cent interest from day Of sale TO
with special the property sold until final
sale H. Pedescaux, Notary Pubic the
uense the purchasers. alD
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POSITIVE SALE, FOR LIQUID ALTON OF VERY vALU-
able Property in the Locations The Fourth District
very superior Modern Dwelling House and Quarter of Square
Of Ground. corner of Prytania aud Third streets.
AQuarter Square, Of and Fourth streets
Square bounded by St. Charles date Nayadesl
Apollo Pleasant and Harmony Streets
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DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE FIRST DIS
trict at auction
BY J. B. WALTON,


SATURDAY, the I4th April, 1860, at IL
- O'Clock NJ, at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange auction
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the First District
of this city being the bounded by Miro aiyez Palmyra
and Gasqnef Streets designated by the Nos to Is inclusive
Nos Ito inclusive and lots Nos 10 to 81 inclusive,
feet inch.
street. by depth Of 100 feet inches ana lines.
Nos q and "A each Is feet 10 inches and lines
Gayez street. by depth Of 1870 feet inches and
lines.
each % feet inches each Palmyra and Gayez
streets, by depth of 10S feet.
Lot No. irregular form, measuring II feet inch and
front Gasquet stree 50 feet inches in the 1903
depth the line of lot No. and l6 feet l0inhe and
lines the other side. .
and IL each ~ Feet front Miro street,
by q depth Of 100 feet 3 inches and lines.
Lots Nos 10 and IL each % feet 10 inches and lines
Miro depth of 100 feet inches and lines
n TERMS One third cash; the balance on credit Of
years. the Of the purchasers to their order
bearing interest the rate of cent from OF
maturity and cent thereafter If not punctualy
paid with special mortgages the property sod until final
payment
sale before Jos Lsbony, Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchasers. az
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LANDRY g. co.'s AUCTION

WI MART. -, ~, ,,s,ans o5a con,,o,
~ Masonic Hall have and established an Auction art
for lie sale Of Estate Slaves stocks and Mesenande
arv and Convenience Of purchasers need no deonstraan
peiss "' SALE ID JAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves and hesuys any.
FSr MeTcfandise-M Mondays and thursdays.
f)nt.donr snIes attended TO at all times
Ecepey and dispatch be relied on in all matters placed
In Charge ,,.cuppFN IANDPy RI
ny tt flcoEIs..l--,, $500 - ~.
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d. CITY AUGTIoNEER,
And ~.
.neo,eer APPRAISER and General Agent for the purchase
Office, No. 40 Camp street.
The undersigned duly say VIII gss s
.har shares In Incorporated Companies SUGGESTIONS
carsoss Damaged and MsIehn H. I IN the
nnrsbase sale and Of Real Estate having IN The
~ the most reliable sources al large
course q II avery square of ground Showing every
sos d e dimensions thereof in each sqnare in The four dis
tricts Of the city with which VIII w hep Vi an
made. s. t,,,o Tho ,;d and adj ;ee If Mr.
osaons q his city for thirty years and whose general
The yalne Of property will enable The undersigned
n OWE " az reanrn services superior advantages.
IGna
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BAsR or LOUISIANA, !
.sA New Orleans, Aprl 0, 1860.
ss-Thts Bank Will be closed ON Thursday,
Statue Of Henry Clay in accordance with the recon-
mendaiion of the Mayor.
Persons having falling that day respectfully
requested pay the ll ns which day the Board
Will meet to discount
al0 st f. J. TEBAULT. Cashier.
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BANK or NEW ORLEANS. - }
New Orleans April 10, 1850.
- Is respectfully requested that n nSna
falling due on THURSDAY 18th in5t be paid on WEDNho.
DAY the 1h that the Bank be closed in accordance
with the Mayors Recommendation. ,,,y c,,.
all 1t M. BELLY. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-11

The Orleans Thsar viii be reopsned for brief season
SUNDAY NIGHT the 9Th inst the performance Of Dra
mas, vaudeviles and Buffo Operas
The principal artists Of The company appearing MMs
PeUGAUD. DuTAsTA, DuPIAIN, MAzUR, BouRDAIs.
and MAREGHoL
PRICE OF ADMISSION 81 90 Second Tsr, - cents Col
| orea rs cents. H5 U
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ARSENAL WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
Girod street, April %, 1889 I
k-SpeetaI Ord ers--The NVasAlingt tom Arttl-
hereby ordered attend puncnay the Regular Drills
Of the Company on every THURSDAY EVENING" at half
fess WV. J.B. WALTON, Captain.
r. NJ. IsAAcsoN. First sere't. a2g
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R8-Crescent Lodge No. 8, i. o. .. F., meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No. l. Odd
Fellows, Hall, Mt 7 o'clock
OAicersJ. A. Sylvester N G.; Peter Williams v. c.. G.
Swebrick, Recording Secretary L. N. Jahan Permanent Sec
Rotary; s. L. Butler, Treasurer
Members Of Sister Lodges aternaly invited to attend
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Hall. OF NATIONAL B, b. c.,
New Orleans, April s. 1860.
Rg-At n recent meeting of the members of
the National Base Ball Club the following officers elected
to serye4cr the ensuing year
Presdent-T. j. Coleman.
Vice Presidents. Erwin
Secretary and Treasurer. Almindinger.
Captaln-A. v. Bignon.
Cautaif-J w. Person az 6t#
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-08-10
Z bedford EaaaeE,

- AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
The subscriber respectfully beqs leave t, an
bounce to his old friends and the public :ene-
aiv, that he Aas leased the Bedford Hotd. at
present in the occupancy Of Col Adam ibru-
hart. and will take possession on the Is. dfg OF
April next. Il IS not his des IN to make sany
professions as 10 what he will do. but he pledges
bis word that his most energetic efforts Wiz be
employed 10 render comfortable all who give
him a call. The House win he handsomely
fitted un, and none but careful aud affective
servants will be engaged. Persons visiting the
Bedford Springs, as Well as those aueuding
Court ard the travelling community gemrai-
ly, are respectfully invited to give him call
and Judge for themselves
IL Boarders taken by the week, month, or
year, on favorable terms
Is Ample and comfortable stabling at
tached TO this Hotel, which viii always te at
tended by careful hoster. Aiso, saf and
convenient carriage house.
g5- III the SY.3GES slap ut tins Hotei.
JOHN HAFER
March Is. 1888.