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pu,e. srr bees article Il -ssse u.rkst sold W ali
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new fns and isi ruisn sarsst BrcskiyA
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WHhNUION, Del MY y, Ib0U.
call hiss been issued by the OF Newcastle
county for pubic meeting the 2th, 70 take
the county fairly represented IN the adjourned
Ray ard.
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VocR SPECIAL wAsnINGr0N DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON may o Aoo0
Thsre large number OF delssstss here on their
way 20 TIE Usou Convsnfioo. which meets In Baltimore
G, morro~. me three promirenI names mentioned in
oersr,cL With tie Houston, Bolts and
Bell Bo,s stock 10 the Judging from the
veftauoa OF many Of the Southern delegates Houston viii
4 -obsry bs nominated
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nreeent seems 10 be 70 make nomuanon without pat
FORM and 20 turn the first Of hs Convenoa thAa
says anything about the niger Thsy say that the dele
.es may sleep with the Niger, est with the Niger
uont ALLOW his wooly head 70 come into the Convention
The Peupsyvanis delegates insisting upon some
hing being said about the tariff, which win open door
or the mpracicAbles Of al other sections Before they
get through the present harmony imagine will blow over
BALTIMORE, Nay SLIM
hundred md hfty delegates have already regsse
tser nsmes representing twenty six dereat States The
Texs and South CAROLINA delegations arc said To be In
Washington, and win be here In the morning
There no one hers yet from CALIFORNIA; Louisiana,
florida and Vermont
Tue Convention will meet u twelve O'Clock tomorrow
and win be called 70 order by Mr.. Cntenden. washing
aOn Hunt VIM L. sharkey, Of Msxszpp, will be chair
man.
The different delegations have just adjourned their dH
1erent cauouses. New York oaats twenty votes
FOR Houston, tho ba Ance for Gen. Scott and Gen. Wool
Tho North CAROLINA and . portion Of the Georgi.
delegation are for Graham. Mississippi is hu
Tor Judge sharkey, next for Bell vArkansa
viii give Boil complimentary vote, and then 60 for
Houston Tennessee Bell. ~Kentucky will cast her
rt for Cr<nden, and then for Houston ~Pennsyi
vania il divided between Bell, Mclean and Houston.
Ohio u instructed for BslL Minnesota u divided be-
tween Bates and Houston, but viii finally give her entire
vote FOR the latter. Delaware 10 for Bell There
number OF scattering voses for Everett
Thoee the only States there anything rels-
be SSeut Thslouy thing done tomorrow viii DO the
gsuzAson the exchange Of sentiments, and the nom
nation viii be made the next day. "
" There but little doubt that Houston will be finally
nominated At least, that y The present indication.
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
BALrxoRE, Nay 8, 1850.
Delegates to the Constitutional Convention 10 assemble
D. morrow, arriving considerable numbers, and
tae hotes filing up.
The OLE FIRST Presbyterian church building recently
bought by government for court house, has bsen
A tun length portrait of Washington has been placed
behind the Presidents CHAIR the interior Of the build
S5e Ia drsped with flags.
There considerable speculation the be
p0rAned.
meeting called for night OF the friends Of Mr..
Isoits, but Tor come 4, Old not take place.
re o;i church the shich Martin Van Buren,
vsE nominated for the Presidency
Dsss here from t~snty six States Every State
oad Territory except Oregon, is expected t. be repre-
S nied. Among the arrivals Messrs. Lesn- COMBS
Bel, PArson Broxrow, Goggn, and other uguished
p.cs ana Several deev sions have their hc.a quarters
~ Bsfrru's Hotel
The New York delegation voted unanimously to have
,isvcru bu. the Cbi,- Constitution, and tho
trce@eIt Of The lass
Al Informal ballot Of the delegation expression Of
tcs,r Tor PresldeIi resulted folows-
Gu s.tl. sinLsioa.
y dse JcLa AcLesG,.
Gen sScv.... ..-..................
iN'' 49,
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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

wxSmsorox, Nay q, 1880.
On ys- Hrss,c~ esd NJ Nee Ccnsv~sn~ 0rpsas,n
Pors-TAe Osd ysuo Leo~s~s Up sste Bold 6sii5
a, MN for Ms Bchss~ovs courssssoW IF TIE "a Of
Mrv- ne 0rsys~ai Tea ~ S1s<es vsA Ne R1Ps'A
.c--sr lsu,ac~ed, and D~ctS Not tie ksrJcv oM In
WHO'S snd Americans. Ar.
teen Sam Hoassonl" "TIeads up me gates are open
zoe cosss IL clear With million Il voters 81 our backs
mouth ago there are row. psrnaps, another half million
x.ty 10 ,o,u u, from the dnpsaasd ceuccrHcy" rhsss
aud such Ire expressions nos NE inspiring IDEAS OF
rhs mspsrr-s Of this independent sssmeee, cons'rvs
I've oossstuicosi, Unsa party whish ID 70 uea v con-
veufon Il baltimore on Wednesday II this vssk
Down to the expiscn Of the Charleston Convention the
prsac pvosvs@@s o. these old lns ~hs and Am'
rear -sssssss vss. ars, DourAs ~ the regular dcmo
rrsnc csncdse, North aes s,usb, u the party ~ unh
ard secosdy some haI saS Old line vhis compron'ss
rsx.' ~ri<n sgspss D,ustss. would compel tho re
sat1.n ps-ss N ccmsup to nsaioaal coalition. leaving
: -E,e ssssas uveer IN the bsskrsvsd secondary
<sssssss.
But sss eSplcsoa Of sAs dsncsrscy - . ssssossl ~vsn
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weather Report


ST JOINS N Nay \. 1850
Wind northeast Weather fossy. Thermometer thirty.
eight degrees.
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Royal Havana LSetery.-Sos. 6,430,
1850 n o 1osi drew hs I've cap sl prfxss n ~
dvN Of april H. 1850 Circular cent rse o. ezpease ~
kodr suer OF city post ChArssson
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

MIsCELLANEOUs.
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warranted rurs ss.d be - quaSp.
A ADVERTISERS AND BusrvHss MEN
FIND rHsrR ADVANTAGE
ADvxRrrsxc IN xL xoricroso.
Bs sar SPANISH srwsrArxR.
CIRCULATING xvEzrwHss.-
CUBA AND NORTHERN xrxrco.
WET INDIES. srASrsH .xIS,
ALL rssrs or SOUTH AMERICA.
TRANsLAfKD PISS OF cHARoE.
oy, Ss' y s sbsss g ;'S .s
A rys. A.r,cs :, o. 4. v .s,.... . r.w.,
agent easss Of ssa, brosshs and al pulmonary
All, s.ls Soussos s,n,! ssS =, s2 su mo-
JoHs MILLS co.
No. 10 Broadway.
AT wHoLnALs-snoARs roR cAsH-vnox u X
n 80 p~ AossAs1 orsaa ssssymsss IN Be- cner~A
AfR-UoD AID sArynns, u Hsw sTyLa. A.
n SOuH. n0 u ~ - Ann avesA On nd - -
Al q. rA1HoHM Aourr, CounnsrorRs On
A4a Ala. IHv HArm. LAvyw. nshsy ppwAG
numxx> N hsnAvNg.
RRvAnTs UHRrvAILED gfOnACH
ID BfTThRQ
~ M 81 GuHQe kn&s. unepualls1 IN dyupepsia ind
-. AsSvcw eesnsy 10 q speesns sssk Wal -in
No soutA Wnia8 sxssA Nsv fork-
pRDoIWA1Kn -YAur-roRnruo A COMPLETE
- mesAine enaelna fcr nepfA nalrusAa BrdgA neYoe,
vnss huh and Dsshs a vsssn asd ssy1as reaui-tnsa
sasap md dusabts 90 q rHht HrUks nnrm
No1ue BuHIoR mvI1rw HA4A ulH1S
~ h1nA I'D III NnDanu q - - gyre4 -
4..eve.nee = ~ pannA ~ p sA0nAsI5 .S&@
492c1A ~ Bss.1vHv. hsasb $780, -
I'm Knrrp nvRovnp aLS- ApyugxIro YnuL-A
~ see ovuc1a - ~ hvenen4 - ege1el kxyssc
y MO; ~, > - = - ~ B. Kim go csssssi
|~~'''@ I'm ! rmsuA ~ n~aws.
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Death OF MAYOR Woods Uncle.
TRENTON, N. j., Nay 8, 1890.
Joseph Wood for several years Mayor Of this city, and
uncle to Mayor Wood Of New York. died this morning at
eight O'Clock.
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Disaster at Sea-S1x Lives Lost
NEW LONDON, Nay 8, 1860.
The whaeship BENJAMIN Morgan arrived at this port
10 day. bringing two mon saved from The wreck Of the
brig Ii. N. jenkins, OF Bangor, Maine. Tho brig was
found in the Gulf Stream the ls Of Nay, dsmasted
and wsscrogged The captain, mate and two men wore
st anu ouy these NAMED alive board OF her
The brig from Bang bound TO Havana, when she
encountered the severe gale that disablea her.
News from Braxos.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay s, 1850.
The steamship Arizona has arrived from Brazos 4th
INST with sl2 eco in specie The Ia unimportant
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Spring Fashsou Hats, %, - and e5.
WHiTK HA,sss ne broadway opposite O. Pauls shnrcA
Perfect FITTING SHIFTS,
AtkLAU9dLINs,
Corner Of urosnw ich and Murray strsets.
Ladtes' Dress Bosesfe Trimmings, Ho-
seres onpa hrsids LOCxIrr, Sun co ~ 81 Fulton
strsrt, Brooklyn
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Chas. III. Willis msea's BrookIyn CAL
tablished ISL 40 Fulton street.
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Omcial Drawings ef Hedges, Davis n
co. Consolidated Letter o. OF 0eorgi~-
CLASS S2s. MAI .. 1899.
%, IS, Sc, CT, IS, ST. So. AZ, TO- As, ~, go, 70.
HvDoks. DAVIS co.
Macon.
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a,n's HAIR Dy. SO Cents, n,.sn Or
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Crfssaasvs's HAIR Dys, wigs and Tsu-
ree-1te bess Ne vuri6; wfcsssls and rsAn. asA ~
dye prfvsssly sppxaa ~ Asu HS~ss
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Drawings or France, rsroadbents & Co.'S
sUssxx Couuvv--OtAss no NAV 8. 1850.
20, IA, s, 90, 40, rs, 81, AZ, 81, l8, ~, 81, 81
CossoxDArsD L0srnRv-CLAas 10 Nay 1859
Is, 8, IA, l6. IS, 81, 40, sc, ~, 81, ", o.
FRANOE BRO aDB sNTs a 90,
MansQers Wlsainston, Delaware.
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Geo. o. s,oat & Co... CslsbrassA nlnptso
Lrh ssreh and shuttle Sewing MAsA.a @. H. CoIdIHa
80 Broadway.
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"I wandered by the Brooksidc anM
rase6 upor TIE MIN but OK the ~s,.- mill nor N. tfeys
ere fee~.r snf ravsrs wi brf MIst2 500 ssONtA ths
pures article ~ ~hbhe. u he u.rkst Sold by all
r~scsrt-pie cfusgSi iOHN MILLS 90, soe propre
ice. 10 Bruad cay, ~
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HKCKuEs FARINA JELLY. A
III and The beat substitute for ~
taDiss Of ihs Astpr house and all the !
ere fArioA Boilers 10 prevent bur
noulds. Of various a'zes. forms and
establishment NO. o rev Canal siFes
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ovrRGrHhpo ga sDs AMI SQUARE PrAros
vsr~rcuns ~ Ard - wAikw sresa
Grover q Baker Nsfssless Sewing Ma
cbre zoe seef ftepd q he fanly Omcss - 1rsa1vu.
New rmh ard lsi Putin sareet broekiyN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21
d A. FAHNEsTocK,s vERnIFuGE.

This safe and only eecna remedy for Worms has been more
extensively regular practising physicians than any
preary medicine which has made Its appearance in the
United States.
n Is used with the utmost freedom confidence by gentle.
men who have attained in the medical profession
ali The Middle Western and Southern States
great of its popularity The fact that nothing has
vel been discovered which subse In its place.
Il NAV be used in without any fears The Its
perfect safety every If
GREETED within system it will speedily expe them without
fail.
But obtain the genuine article purchaser
shoud be on his guard well initials TIE
wrapper be particular to that he Is hnyinR
a. Fshuestoct,s vetmiffee. and no other. a2s 1nn&W
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- OWE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAR

Up will be paid the apprehension and delivery Of the
slave JOE of the State, and Fifty Dollars If
in the city alive he was seen g, his quarters
d Of Anr about hour afterwards reported the
residence undersigned by unknown that he had
been CHASED into The by Waterman and drowned
which is believed 70 facilitate his escape nothing
abon is years old his color is black but not Of the deepest
shade he is abon feet inches Hight has large mouth
thick lips rather fiat s well made stout active and
Intelligent He had on,wea he left home pair Of coonade
pantaoons and hickory shirt
as he penalties Of the will be enforced against them
a8 If c. ID YANGEY,
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A TLANTIC DRY DOCK. ALaIERs-

subscriber having recently this Dock under
and every description Of Craft The Dock Is located
Age opposite the Steamboat Landing where connection
with Dock will continue the Shipwrght
Ceukng Business which bis long experience and The facilities
together h bis personal supervision Of all
he hopes 0 merit share Of public patronaRe
JAMES MARTIN. Proprietor
a4ordcrs left the office Of the agents, VIM J. DEWEY
CO. s6 and 81 Gravie street, New Orleans will be promptly
attended to. m9 ON
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~. POINT CLEAR HOTEL. EASTERN SHORE,

t&..f MOBILE BAY.
Iii The above Justly celebrated Watering Place will be
opened for the reception OF Visitors about the 10th june
the PROJECTORS aer themselves that the reputation
tabshment shall not eeriorae for OF the
msnta and good fare WHICH has heretofore
The location for health IN unsurpassed In the South
fully tested BY The severe epdenes which prevailed both In
singIe Of yellow fever originating Point Clear
The Salt Bathing has equal the Gulf Coast and Is within
few yards Of the Hotshe temperature Of always
Fish aud Oysters abundant during the entire
Good Stable accommodations provided for all who with
keep their carriages and horses The drives in vicinity
shaded with magnolias oaks eedars pines beautiful
and extend In every direction.
All the afnnsenlents usual Watering Places snch
ards Bowling Pistol Gallery, will be provided will
be under the charge Of anxious please
for those fond Of Aquatic Sports will neglected.
good Band of Music Is secured, and will play lawn
afternoons--Rnd for dancing evenings
line OF Magnetic Telegraph established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter OF the Uuion
The fine lowressure Crescent VIII ply regularly
between Mobile and Point CieRr leaving Mobile
and Sundays, Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays will go
down AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ accommodate those who
Mobile By the morning boats.
Shond this schedule be changed notice will be given in
the Mobile and New Orleans papers.
The Pfopretors their thanks public
the liberal patronage heretofore extended the Battle House
and their Point Clear Hotel and hope place themselves under
renewed obligations
=. II. CHAMBERLAIN Il co,
8sySf s! .s.q.a Propretors Point Clear Hotel
Mobile, May ], 1860 Also Of Battle House, Mobile.
my2l tiAjy
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FIRsT-CLAsS DWELLINGS IN THE FIRST, sECoNI
and Third Districts, AT Private Sale.
BY J. B. WALTON, 81

Auetioneer- Office 10 Camp steeet.
DERSONS In want of ffrst-cIass dwellings
referred the following list full partculas prices
and terms be obtained application at the Office Of the
Aucionees-
ING on Cap street. near Lafayette Square, Of superior finish
and commodieus.
THREE-STORY MODERN BRICK DWELLING ON
Camp street, Julia street.
THREE-SToRY and ATTIC BRICK DWELLING on
Magazine street. ST, Joseph. ~ s
TWO THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, adjoining,
A TW0-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on Apollo street,
tiow garondeeD near Terpschore street. q
street. near Tivoli Circle.
FOUR ELEGANT MODERN THREE-sfoRY DWELL
lNas on Constance and Terpsichore streets. ,,,,n,,
!. TMOs EIEGANTs TW0-ST0RY and ATTIC 5HMEl.i4-
fStis on Constance and Robin
An ELEtiANr and G0MMODI0US TWO.SToR9 ID W hil.-
ING. Rampant street, between St. Philip ana ufsnnes
street. Lot measuring O. feet front by s2 feel IN
A VERY CHOICE " ELI. FINISHED DHEi,ls, ~ s.'if
grounds highly Improved Espanada
An ELEGANT MODERN BUILT nW Fiji f. ~ ~ gu IA
tana street and two lots OF groxu nnisnea H. si M
TWtI TWO-STORY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on Sc
cona straa near Apoio sontsnng parots, dining
bedrooms each second too two attic roon
aud ,ysl buildings embracing MANY modern
veaiencsRs1, E PROPERTY ON PRyTANIA STREET, on
which there and convenient dwelling hone and back
p' 4 splendid PROPERTY. AN ELEGANT AND CON-
near the Magasns ke boundary, line of
the Horse Car City Railroad
a NUMBER OF DWELLING Ho les in the several Dis
trcs Suitable Tor OF nodHa and
perty Suitable for building purposes. mylzu :
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CpALlDING,s PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLEEl
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEf
Save the Pieces!


ECON oMYi DIS ATCHi
sl-"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine"-eA
As accidents will happen wellreguated families IT
very desirable have cheap and convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc.
Spalding's Prepared Glue
Meets all emergencies and household afford
without it always ready and up the sticking point
There longer necessity for mping chairs, snered
nees headless dolls broken cradles 1t is just the article
for cone she'll other ornamental work. popular with la
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable qualities of the
best cabinet glue 1t may be used in the place ora
nary uucilage, being vastly adhesive.
'USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
n B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 2d cents
Wholesale Depot No. IS Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY @. sPALnING Il CO., s.a&
Box No. $780, New York.
Put up Dealers Cases containing four eight and twelve
dozena beautiful Lthogaph showCard accompanying each
PACKAGE
e4s-A single bottle of SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
will save times its annually to every househod.-ss
Sold by nil prominent staoners Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers Grocers, and Fancy Stores. @.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making their list It will stand
any climate. iala ty&W
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.-,.-o,,vs
between cu.tenaer.s and nsnrIls SITS.
ssth It r 6 .ss MEL At
First District Of New Orleans.
Of and
portion q I'll d ssass & e ssweeu Canal easaue av
and Miro i Streets ,''A.e -
q u LOTS in Square No H. between Gasque Palmyra MI
s. il LOTS Square No. H. between Palmyra Bank Miro
nf Tx, ssh Square No. TO- between Bank Common
T. 4LoTs IN Square No. between Canal Gasque Roche.
bsye and perEesCs streets Common Rank Roche
T. 4LoTs Square No. 5 between Gasqnet Palmyra, Dor
!. SQUARE No 1853, between Banks, Baudin, White and
SQUARE No iq2 between jackson, Palmyra, easoso
'' o. afsst No. between Baudn DHemeeou
PEI and Rendon streets. IA Lots.
enas a macy Hst ss - Canal a@n
r. squAkE No. II between .'ackson' fainyfa Haean
"a rs between nHsHeeour Common
Ia i SQUARE No ~ between Jackson Palmyra Cenos
ahd ifi soasE No. 49, Between Palmyra Bank Geno and
fesmnsagU hRE No s. between Bank Baud n Genois and
Telemaaqs ", srs 6 Lots r,,t,a.x ,,.,.o
MS dsoTaRa No. between Canal Jackson corez and
m spUxRE 10 & between Bank, Bauain cortez and
~ siIARE XII nj between audiu D,Hemeconr Cor
and Scott date ST John strees-l6 Lots.
u SoARE No ~ between d HeIu,erourt Ullos Cortez
end sho,t date Ill Johnl streets--26 Lots N
% SQUARE No S. between Canal jackson Pierce fIate
81 Iacnucsl and I,arrnllton Ayenne-23 Lots.
IA SQUARE No. 81 between PALMYRA Bang Pierce date
Ct Iacanes, and I,arroilton Ayenue-24 lots 49,
~ Soil ARE No is between Bank Baudn Pierce late
q, iacau..sl and Carrolltop Ayenue-3t Lots 3'9
~ SOJ ARE No 81 between Bardin DiHemecout Pierce
date St ,ncnuesl and CarroIlton Avenue Lots
~ soIa No b between Iiloa Common Pierce fIate
ST iarnuesl and t,arrollton A yen,e-33 Lots
~ sol ARE No 3e between Canal Jackson Solomon and
Eanoleon streets-2S LOIS 1870
I'll ISotIARE, No 81 between PALMYRA Bank Solomon
and Napoeon streets--2S Lots =
ap i sOI ARE No 81 between Bank Baudn Solomon and
Nypoleon streets-26 Lots
al SQUARE No 49, between Bandin d Hemecoirt Salo-
mon and Sanoe 4, streeis--o6 lots
al ISoUARE No 49, between ulloa Common Solomon
and Nanoeon streets-2S Lots
81 SQUARE No 23 between Jackson Palmyra. AIexan.
dar apd N,,rat strs.ts- ~ 'Ints - ' -
IA soif ARE No 81 between Bank Baudin Alexander
and Mural streets..a6 Lois
81 SQUARE, No 10 between Baudin D'IIenecour Alex
ander and Murat streets-26 Lots.
a5 iSoITARE No 49, between d Hemecourt UlIoa Alex
ander and Murat sreets@a6 Lots. e'.0''