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THREE Lors OF GROUND ON poYpRAs STREET.

THREE LOTS OF GROUND ON PoYDRAs STREET.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the FRS. District Of this
sy he ~ 4 Roman and
Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor, dated ith My, 1862
Lot No. line front on Poy-
q eet ID inches and line II he
ios feet inches and lines on the side Of lot No. 49,
Lot No. IS 80 feet inches and line front Poy
ss street n ss p sShss nd H. es & e m
inches and l line on the side Of lot No. u.
Lot No u % feet inches and line front Poy
the side Peur street. and liz ii inches and lines
the side Of lot No s and 70 feet 10 inches and Hoe in the
b HALF a SQUARE FRONTING ON CLARK STREET.
ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND in the First District of this
& hs n & s & sasn
fs plan oy l. Resns'sa Surveyor dated the ii'h April
a depth OF los feet. 90 49,
No. 81 feet inches and lines on Ban.
din street, by depth of los feet.
Lots Nos and each 81 feet inches front
din street, by q depth of los feet.
Lots inclusive each 81 feet inches from
on Baudn street. by depth Of los feet
Lots Nos II, inclusive INCHES and
lines, between parallel lines.
Lots Nos - feet inches front on
d. Hemeeourt street, by adepth of los feet
Lot No. IA "a feet INCHES and lines front
d'Hemecourt street. by depth of Jos feet.
Lot No. ID measures "a feet inches front Hemeco1rt
street, by depth of los feet.
SIX LOTS OF GROUND ON PoYDRAs STREET.
SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the First District of this city,
streets desguated By he Nos Is 10 IS inclusive on Man Sy
Chas 4. De Armas, dated the liih September 1859.
Lot No IL measures feet front on Poys street
y e # 81 s as ss and a. 1e e e ons e and O.
in the rear.
Lot No. Poydras street.
20 feet Il inches he's and lines N s resr es depth q q ess
and lines OH the side Of lot No. 10.
Lot No front on Poydras street
liz s " Il No + a M = ON e he sn
lot No. 49,
30 inches front on Poydras street.
~ al Inc s s NJ III Ne X s ns sa y depth Of n
on the side of lot No. III,
Lot No IL measures inches front on Poydras street
n Ia nes hes and n ~. y he e. e sp Of % s
side of No. Is. r ~
lot No. IS 80 feet inches front Poyds street,
80 feet in the by depth of 81 feet the side II lot No. II
and 80 feet inches and lines on the other side
NEAR CANAL STREET.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND III tho First District Of this
city in the bounded by Gasque Canal Broad and Dor
geos streets designated BY the Nos TO- II and r. plan by
Chas. A. dc Armas. dated 1th September, 1859
Lots Nos 10 and II measure eaeh q feet front Gasque
ailel lines. {
No 70 Irregular measuring 90 feet inches
lines Gasqaet street foot 10 inches and Inc
in the by depth of l5g feet 10 inches
side of lot No. H. and le9 feet inches lines the ote
SIDE
npTERMs OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROP Err
TY-one.thd cash balance in aud years. in the notes
annm from day of sale to maturity aud per cent ereae
IL not pnnctuas paid with special mortgage the proper
Acts of sale before Notary Public, the expens
OF the purchasers ss' myl7
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MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR EI.E
CANT private residences the Fourth District bounded
Chestnut St Andrew, Plaqneines and Josephine streets
divided into quarters OF square.

Aucioneer-oniee, 40 Camp street.
WILL BE SOLD mt private sale, ON appIi-
w cation 10 the Auction err
THAT VERY VALUABLE and most eligby located square
Of ground bounded by Chestnut ST. Andrew Paquemnes and
Josephine Streets divided and be sold In quarters measuring
follows.
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Chestnut and
ST. Andrew Streets liz feet inches and lines front Chest
nut street. by LIT feet II inches in DEPTH and front ST. An
drew street. =z=ze--z55a
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
Josephine Streets T9 and lines Chestnut
28 feet inches and lines Depth
sephine street.
QU AFTER FORMING THE CORNER of Plaquemines and
Josephine l73 feet inches and lines on Plaque
mines by l2S feet inches and lines on Josephine
Il
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Piaquemines and
ST. Andrew streets l3 feet inches and lines Plaque
mines street, by III feet II inches Andrew street.
This we'll known square, formerly belonging Burnside
hs u large number OF very fine large shade trees
Il Is well hed and fenced and offers parties seeking
lost desirable in the Fourth District
Il Is within two SQUARES Of the Magazine street Market and
the horse car raslfoad now under contract.
HS-For price and Terms apply 70 the Anconeer. al6
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nIGDoNNELL's RESTAURANT, No

n MGDONNELL's RESTAURANT, No.
I47 Common street, between BsronRe and Ca.
1@ssfO ~ roiideet streets, New Orleans
Skssssx& This establishment will rennin epen during
the where everything market affords found
and prices moderate The well ventilated make 1t
desirable than any other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors of every description at Wholesale prices:
= =. MCDONNELL q McGRAW,
mvl4tf Prnprietors.
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nB-Insuramce Notices \ The undersigned
Insurance Companies hereby give notice their offices will
closed EVERY DAY at O'Clock II. NJ from the 18th of Ma,
10 the LIST Of October
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE Co,
y. LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSu RANCE CO.,
MERCHANTS, MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
CITIZENS MUTUAL, INSURANCE CO., e.-=7a@
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
UNION INSURANCE CO.,
HOPE INSURANCE CO..
LOUISIANA STATE INSURANCE CO,
STAR INSURANCE CO. my9 12t
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orfIcr Or rar NEW ORLEANS CRY RAI.RoAp Co.

OFFICE TINE NEW ORLEANS CITY KAIIN0AD Co,
No. Royal street. !
E9-Scaled Proposals Will be received a.
this Office until the LIST OF june for d0 feet Of YELLOW
PINE LUMBER. Said Lumber to By of the best quality free
from sap splits bad KNOTS other defects cacnaedt 10 impair
Its strength and durability and sha have the following dmen
sions, to wit
100000 eight inches 10 width and Ave inches In thickness
in lengths OF eight feet. sg9s
00 feet eight inches In width and i've inches In thickness
in lengths of twenty to thirty feet.
Said Lumber shall be delivered assyed piled by the
in such quantities and al such points along the line OF the
road the Company direct and shall be delivered in lots
the III Of lHy aud l000Bfeet every
thirty days after, until the whole sal have been delivered.
security will be required for the faithful full
hnient or the contract.
Payments cash delivery and by the Company
of each delivery Of 100000 feet be retained in
until the next delivery, and until the fnlfmen
Of the contract.
Bids per thousand feet R MI furnished, assorted and
piled. mylI tel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

orEsED rEBRuARx 1890

This magnificent establishments in successful operation
Is universally conceded TO 20 in m respects, ths b 4
Most Complete Hotel I'm the World,
and will be conducted scale u iibesy all III deps
menix which cannot fail make the popular headquarters
for pleasure the South aud West during the est9
Summer and the Autumn. Accommodation osfed for
nearly 1000 guests fitted aud Furnished with every modern i'm
povemeut which eperinee could suscst
vsnienee, while vertical railway be convey
parties by steam IN commodous upper tins
securing the air uiet Of he higher Tho
fatigue Of ascending stairs $sis&s
Another novel ipro has been effected b. nhich
powerful fan-heel Operated by san)
through the public and corridors cooling and gen
lating tho house In superior manner. Ss@
The interior and furnishing have been
pleed under the personal supervision Saysn
Lessee under whose the well If IN
Revere House and fremont House Boston, the Bsfs HSnse
and Point Cienr Hotel in Mobile Ala, and the Fifth AvsnSs
Hotel in New York has been established and efforts
pense will be spa render The Continental the Attract
i've Travellers Homo in the Union
myi5 I2sAw2t 8 H. STEVENS Il CO., Prcpristcsss IS
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as-st. Mary's Orphan Boys Asylum, Third


District. 4g44#S
amen say you long YOU did II of these my
least brethren, you did II to me.n MATT. XIV, 40.
The Superintendent OF this institution would respectfully call
the OF the chaay disposed to the following facts
There three hundred and five poor orphans in the sy
luni In great of clothing
II certain that well disposed gentlemen consign
this season, their old clothes the moths knowing
thing better 10 do with them.
s. Such garments would be EXTREMELY useful TO the
phans.
There oennes In articles Of food and cloth
ing ess damaged and consequently unfit for sale
these would be of great service TO the orphans.
The Legislature not having nude appropriation this
to the orphans they and In need an usual Of the
public charity.
Any gentleman wishing to aid Them do In this way
without mourning addressed through the Post
Office the Superintendent Box H. Indicating the residence
etc.. OF the donor, will be promptly attended to. E
Donations will be received Mr. Iayon rs Chartre
Mr. Victor Sees Dmaine close Aaais; Mime Blai-
chefs Condo street. opposite the Aicbshops residence
New Orleans, April u. 1860. wi - mylO
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j. B. WALTON.

PRREMPToRY SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
BYJ. b. WALTON,
ACKNOWLEDGES, 40 Camp ssseas
r. Is. e. sa as sy s. asss .s T.
viii he soid-- a s
PIvE oSE-sToRY FRAME HOUSES, coRsER OF
TcHoUPTToULAs AND FELICITY STREETS
ONE LOT OF GROUND in FIRST District this city
% sre iscsa sn Eesf o On
ey sIree 81 feet inches IN the rear ard III fess 10 inches
and lines The ofer ide and forming Felicity
Dwelling Honse win siate roof containing each two
three csters with alley in The I'VE feet wide
The heue Felicity and Tehoupiouas streets
4 oecopsd scoeebouse and Is rented month up
sis month each '4'' 4s's 0s'A
sSTERMs-onehsi cash balance In and years in the
e z De es e ~ snS e S q.
ss 81 III 20, pgnstusy paid with special mort
dor r srs sPs s 2 e asp Insured to se
Of INSURANCE 10 be transferred TO the vendor
A Two-sToRY DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSE on 10.
GUST Gate 81. Mary STREET.
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the First District Of Til, city.
rssr and date o. Name e asd y Ns ~
sss Il s h Ses IN = u the .s 4
vide running through The square and opening Gate
inches and lines on the other side. . :
The improvements this lot consist twosory oubie
tenement Frame Dwelling House. roes in
the main building and -four buildings cisisrns
etc. One side Of the house is rented at 80 month";
ngTERMs-T purchaser mortgage note sor
$780, payable the 18th February, 1851, without interest,"
ihe balance half cash and he remainder At u months
the note of the purchaser his order bearing
the rate of cent annu from day Of sale maturity
and per cent thereafter If pnncuay paid with speca
mortgage on the property sold until final payment.
The buildings insured satisfaction offe vendor y
the purchaser and the policy transferred to the vendor
NINE LOTS or GROUND ON GAsoUET STREET NEAR
CANAL STREET.
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Gas
que Broad Canal and Dorgenois the Mes
inclusive measuring q Gasauet
street By depth Of 100 feet Lot No. forming the
Gasquet and Doreenios streets. - 97sf ~
Nos inclusive adon the above measure each n
feet 'front.' by depth Of l59 feet 10 inches and lines
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMpRovED PROPER
TY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT, AT AUCTION.
BY ]. B. WALTON,


TY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT AT AUCTION.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
| Anctioneer-onice 40 Camp street
It e a. caslss Eashaage Il ns ptsvisasy disposed 81
| at private sale will be sold
oNELoT OF GROUND in the Fourth District Of this city,
ae Apollo and Baon1e tate Bsccns. Streets measuring
Thirty feet front on Felicity street. by depth of 9l feet
The improvements this lot consist of Twosory Frame
Dwelling House with slate roof containing the number Of
conveniently arranged with galleries in 'front.' the
side, etc. capable of being rented at 500 per annnn.
n-TERMs-one third cas! Balance In one two years
credit the of the purchaser to his order bearing
zig pr cent ineres, per annam from day # sale maturity
cia mortgage the property sold until final payment
The buildings be insured the satisfaction the
by the purchaser and the policy Of insurance transferred The
vendor.
ONE LOT or GROUND in the same Dis rct and SQUIRE,
ment. sH
E-TERMS-Fhe purchaser The payment of three
notes dated December "A 1859 each for 1850 payable in
three years. interest per cent
per from date maturity and eight cent thereafter
II not pnnesay paid with seca MORTGAGE on the property
until final payment; and for the balance, cash.
Acts Of before Z. Wells. Notary Public SIX
pense of the purchasers 835 8 a#lS
ONE LOT OF GROUND The Fourth District OF this city
In the square bounded by Washington avenue, Camp Fourth
and Magazine designated by the No per plan
,he office of j. r. Beard late Notary in this city
the No is plan No. b deposited in the office Of A.
| O. Stark, Notary.
Said "a fee. inches and lines front Wash
| tween parallel lines.
HE-TERMs-one.tl cash. Balance In one and two years
credit in the Of the purchaser to his order with
interest the of from day of sale
maturity, and eight per iheree IL panctuay
paid with special mortgage the property sold until final
payment -
Act Of sale before Notary Public, at the expense
the purchaser myE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

nYCrescent Lodge No. g. l.. o. O, f.. meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No. !, Odd
Fellows Hall, at o'clock.
0Hicers-J. A. Sylvester, N c. Peter Williams " G.; g,
Swerbriek Recording Secre,arJ Jahan Permanent Sec
Rotary; S. L. Butler, Treasurer.
Members Of Sister Lodges fraernay invited attend.
iafD ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

artistic In It's whole conception sklfu and finished in
execution and like The lovely Lebanon wales which describes
swectened and sanched by The bmy breath Of high holy
Inspiration III Fueds does place Miss
minis In the foremost and most honored rank Of the fiction writer's
Of our age.n Boston Post
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

H-DudIey Lodge No. sc, e.. nd A.. M.s,-
Regular Communications this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
URDAY EVENING, o'clodk their Lodge Room
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, of st. Charles and
Perddo Members Of tile Graft fraternay invited
attend
orFIcERs-wm. H. Stewart, W. NJ; Edwin Marks, w (;
J. H. Gennison, j. W. ThaddRus D. VanIiorn Treasurer s.
Outlet, Secretary r. IT, Moore s. ID. Henry Robinson
j. D.. Jas. r. Scot, Tyler. ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

ARsENAL WASHINGTON ARrILLERY,1
Glrod street April g. 1859. I
ArSpecfa1 0rders-The NVashfn gtOn ArffI-
lsry hereby ordered attend puncay Regular
Of the Company every THURSDAY EVENING, at half
J.B. WALTON. Captain.
II. NJ. IsAAcsoN, First Serg't. a29
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

AW NOTICE. HAVE RESUMED THE PKAc
tice Of my profession, and be found st NY ees Nc
msls s IL s.M REYNoLDs-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

OFFICE or CHIEF POLICE,
New Orleans, March 49, 1850.
M3-Notbce Is hes eby given that Poisoned
Meat will be distributed Dogs and after the LIST day
April next. TH0S. Z. ADAMS,
m2Y Chief of Police,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21
fisc.L AcEscY Or rHr PARtsHrs OF

FISCAL AGEScY or THE PARisHFs OF }
MADISON CARROLL, :
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana, May 4, 1860. J
observation-disclosures OF bonds issued by the
Board OF Levce Commissioners of the Parishes of Madison
CARROLL hereby notified shat this Bank will receive proposals
until the 18th Inst for thu purchase the bid
DER THIRTYeEyEN BONDS OF 5000 each s1ued by the
Board Of eyee Commissioner I'll conformity the
Legislature, approved 10th March, 1859.
my5 2tawtd Il. ROUSSEAU, Cashier
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Steamboat Departures gbis aau.

:, ny-Twenty Dollars Saved ON Eassage and
Expenses 10 NEW YORK AND OTHER NORTHERN CT
TIES Via Savannah Georgia.
Tickets al ths Once under tho ST. Charles Hotel
afaTier street, New Orleans. La. -
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE, CRY HALL,

New Orleans La. March IL, 1880
H8-ro the Publie-NOtice is hereby given
that IN possession of the bills of the city
fully prepared for the collection of a the City Consolidated
and Railroad Taxes ali Real Estate Slaves Prom
erty Income Capital according
1859 Tax respectfully invited
and their and thereby avoid being published
lnqnents.
ml7 3m ADAM GIFFEE, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

R5- TERMS OF ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY
Onehird cash balance in and credit the Of
the purchasers their order bearing ineres
from of sale maturity. and per there
after IL puncualy paid with special mortgage the
pery sold until final payment. -
The buildings be insured the satisfaction vendor
by the purchasers and the policies transferred The vendor
Acts of sale before - Notary. Public, the expense
Of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

H4~SecOnd District Public SchOoIs-An ex-
animation of the Pupils the Girls High 1856
and of the Boys High School since purpose
awarding Diplomas-wll be held the Library Hail.
mencng the 18th of Inne, at r. ~ further parcu
lars apply at the Library Hail.
M tte25 ATyG. CAESARD. Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

M8-Crystal Fount Division, Mo. A, 8. OF IT,,
every THURSDAY EVENING In the Hall of the Y M.
G. A., Ne, 50 Camp OTHERS the
George, w. P. Thomas Keen w. A; j. II. Peel r. s.; H.
j. Dreyfuss, A. R. S. Ed. Booth Tr. j. S. Esnond O. u.
FandcFal, A. G. r. Garpiette F. S.; N. T. Edso I. s.
n Bleakley O. 81 James GOWN, Chap Robert Beakey, P.
W. p Visiting Committee. R. George, L. F. Keudrck,
g T. Allison, Edward Booth, William McPeake, A. Anderson,
Thomas Kean. '
jyll 1y II. j. BREYFuSS r. s. pro TEN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

: Ehcahieuf-4H
TEUDI, "A dc mai 1860, q midi, q la R0urse
- St. CHARLES Pun ordre de r Fl Nor
gan nge de la Deueme Cour de District date
1860. dossier No ,SaI, IL sera yendr-
uN BANG, No d. dams la Premiere Egiise Congri
nellie Unitairienne :
CERTIFICAT DUN BILLET la Compagnie d, Assurance
Sun Mutual pour 1s51S70 nteret page jnsqn'au 81
cembre 1859.
CERTIFICAT DUN BILLET de Ia Compagne d. Assurance
Sun Mutual pour SSss9J nteret pave jnsquau 81 dc
cembre 1859.
DECIDE
pSr CONDITIONS Compliant de l'adudcaiion.
h my8 q q "a - 49,. -. :.
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TOMAS BROOK q BROTHERS,
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLAOE
Spool Cotton,
White, Black, and all colors.

Combining the smoothnes of silk with the strength of linen
and for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY UNRI.
VAED- For sale by the PRINCIPAL houses Orlean.
and Mobe and also in original by the
AGENT VIM. HENRY SMITH,
AMI 1vAW 81 and n Vesey street, New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-19

The Toledo Blade is proving its metal in
this fight and it carries the war into the
Douglas ranks with skillful and effective
thrusts and blows Gen. Steedman, who
edits the Times and runs for Congress, gets
no quarter. The Times recently charged that
men who are "addicted to gambling have
been appointed to Office by Republicans, and
censures the Blade for not denouncing such
appointments; whereupOn the Blade joins the
Times with alacrity in bringing about re-
form 80 much needed, and publishes the GER
ti6cAte OF the Court of Common Pleas Of
Lucas county showing that in 1859 Gen
James B, Steedmap was twice indicted for
Gambling, that he plead guilty to both in
dietments, was fined $50 and costs on one,
and 9l0O and costs on the other, that he has
paid sos, IS of the fines and costs, and that
the balance Of SHIFTS and interest is still
unpaid The Blade calls on the Times 10
pushon the column until all persons " addict
ed to gambling" are properly dealt with,
and gives its pledge to publish any similar
evidence Of the guilt Ofany Republican, in or
out Of Office. Gen. s. will probably be careful
bow he plays with edge tools hereafter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-19
AnOlber Ourraee in NswPort.

On SatuEday last says the Cincinnati Com
merciaA "a. Republican pole was raised in
Newport amid denunciations dire and terri
ble.. The hickory thus impudenty erected
on the sacred soil of Kentucky, could not be
suffered to rear on high its ezecratedl head
MartyrdCm was threatened, by fire and axe.
To resist this threatened attack, the stick
was cased in sheet iron, and thus matters
rested over Sunday. But all day long, yes
terday, the pent up wrath of the " valiant
was up to fever heat and by half-past ten
o'clock in the evening, company Of thirty
five bipeds marched TO the offending timber.
ripped up its iron jacket, cut it down, broke
it in pieces, and lighted huge fire around the
stump. These valiant young gentlemen
kept their courage up by calling on their
patron saints, Bell and Douglas.
Not content with this exploit, they must
stone neighboring German, who remonstra-
ted with them.
1t is said that "tho blood of the martyr is
the seed of the church ;" if this be true, we
may expect Republican poles to spring up in
Newport, like mushrooms after a thunder
shower"
The Commercial states that the Republicans
in Newport are near 300 strong, and that on
consultation on the subject of making war
on the mob, it was concluded to benot worth
while.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-19
Coprsr nIins snsouIn,tnn.

It is stated that two years since q Canadian
near Acton, Lower Canada, while engaged
in digging potatoes, found some fragments Of
copper ore. On the 18th of September, 1859,
NF. Lewis Sleeper having obtained a lease Of
fhe grounds, commenced the development Of
thsimins. he found 200 tons, in loose blocks,
In the surface deposits Of Diluvium, which
vas all taken out without powder. Some Of
the blocks Of ore weighed IS tons.
Since March last Mr.. Sleeper has been
Working ITO hands, and has taken out over
80, ,oo0 worth Of ore, one-halfof which is
= $500 = :. ready for market, and the remainder
L.4aoI. - ne course Of preparation. In one week
6''.;-. TDU1 oSs 10 lso tons Of 20 per cent. ore.
uIl1g tne l.st few days this mine has
nsel Soio ior Seoo,oOO, Of which Mr. SIeener
EeosiTed $500 600. This is doing pretty W well
ior Mr. s. who was PREVIOUSLY engeos5 as,, as
teacher IN Montreal, and had 5otS;1a 1sIT- = = .
guide him In bis enterprise but his lpr- 20
OfgeolOgy. ~-s'Sledgs