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GHfHi ARGED.
laiM MIR. AND MRS DoDsoN, wish to inform the public
that they at all times ready Boarders the follow
ing
Snmmer-Per m nth, $685. per week Sic; per day, 81
Win er-Per MONTH S25; per week, ST. per day. 81 90
n-Thls establishment combines all the comforts of home,
being quiet larger hotels having separate bath houses
for ladies' and gentlemen telegraph office by
myl6 5m* W. S. DODS0N.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

closed mail consisting of letters and for States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union aud Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece, Ionan Islands,
Ii sent from the Post oaice in New York seyiweeEly
atpaupar j
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
Z ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAl

@&n ON r. HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
az VIII be paid for the apnrehenstu and delivery the
<M New Ode jail OF the negro {saVt) WILLIAM
~ MnRs4 atlas JA,Ko who away. the Of May
asi, nom the Iesi enc- OF Mr.. a. penis, in this city.
Wiu JACKIE il abont 25 years ola Of about medium
hight very black teeth nch deea ed
legged very intelligent, and spesks English French
The abaye reward will be paid for nis delivery JAIL
city and the further of nadred also be
paid for the conviction OF ha boring him.
ieI4 ct 4. BRtfifH r. T. II street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

IN FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-IHE DRUG
N&A STORE stuated SPeer street, between Charres
M and Royal doing hrsf.rate business For terms,
~ inquire of MR. BATTER Druggist,
jeIb 32 81. Pete and Royal SITS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

The proprietors inform the well
will be opened sUND Ny, March H. and
friends that they will supply them in their
with the The affords that every
vii h. pa The convenience and comfort their guests
ueemned leave nothing undope entire satisfaction
them
Their cellar is supplied with The oh.iees Wines,
their arder shall not be surpassed The very cooks will
always be on hand
The house delightfully."- situated entirely distinct from The
ba room. and has heen newly furnished
Gt riders private parties addressed them through the
Post-Ufice will receive immediate attention
mi 3n JULES GOURCUE 4 Co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

O. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
"a Ran away fom Tho suhschei ndas, Iii inst n
N9RS nnatio negro woman named MARTHA ANN, aged
ben As years weighs abouts75 pounds only one or two
1eel N front, hair long and mixed with gray.
The above reward will b. paid for her pehenson and de-
livery TO j. n. KING,
jel5 :i* M rs Magazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

NOTICE-AFTER SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
in other Yards Depos will not them Me-
tiragier
n HATCHER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

A. NEGROES FOR SALE - HAVING RE
moved from Esplanade the Baronne
AkK eier squares of the Charles Hotel
will keeE constantly on hand choice lot Of Maryland and
Virginia NEG R0ES. consisting Of Field Hands, House
wants Mechanics Cooks Washers Hones Sea1nstresses
all Of which will he sold low for cash, gooc
,y aoceptances
se2o # j. NJ WILSON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

&1- HOll mh CGumcit OF Royal and SeIeet
MASTERS No. l. meets the OURTH FHURSnAY Of every
month IN the Of Concord Royal Arch Chapter Odd
Fellows Hall, First District
oFfIcERS-J Il. Holland, T. Ill.,. g.. M. G. p Crane
D.'. T. CT, MT A. BaFee p. e.. W Bruno de I.ncas
Treasurer jas Furn Recorder H. J. Staasbury Captain
o. the Guards O. Wood, Conductor: Oergel Steward;
Peter Mnnsen, Sentinel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

OFFICE BOARD or HEALTH,
...sa New Orleans, June l. 1860.
BJ-At n meeting OF the Board of Health,
held the 9Th inst the following resolution adopted and
ordered to be published: lgM
Resolved, That The Secretary of this the
captains OF and steamboats, who may call It, Ger.
titcatc stating whether the city Is free, from Yellow
Fever GEO. w. DIRMEYER, NJ. D.,
les I'm Secretary Board OF Health
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,
New Orleans, March %, 1850 {
BSrNotfee is hereby given that Poisoned
Meat will be distributed TO Dogs and
April THOS. E. ADAMS,
efnfP
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

OFFICE PoSTcHARTRAIE PAmRoAD Co.,
New Orleans, May 81, 1860.
ag-Notice-5Ata q q meeting fthe Board Of Dr.
held the 29I fldeni Of Az
declared payable the stockholders te legal representa-
tives the lh June the of the Company
my3l If HENRY WHITTENORE, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
fLsesspHEo 70 THE NEW ORLEANS caEsossT.
ADDITIONAL BY THE sTEamsHrp mrrrrA
fsr TIE sArrosAL AND .xEaleAs r1sEs.l


sr. JoHN's, N. r., Sept. i5.-The steamship Me.
ita will be due at Halifax to-morTow morrning.
Wnere sne will land portion of her mails ana
| then proceed to New YORK. -'4' N--N
| Inc following Is the balance of the news re-
ceiVed at cape Race by her:
| Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. THE weather in Great Brit
sn continues to be fair and favorable for the grow
ing crops.
essrs =. Wakefield, rasn !. CO. quote Flour at
sos, t. - 1Sa., and say that the atket maintains
The Tben D"~ s,,o, e Yellow and MiSed cor, :. o..
Tbey w a Ld was rm aad no5n wartS y M; a,
Messrs. Bigland, .,lthya Il Co. report the Sugar
market closed steady st unchanged prices. Coffee
closed quiet at the quotations BY the Asia.
LoHDoN, Sept. 4.-Msssrs. Baa ing Brothers & Co.
say that Wheat closed with dee timing tendency.
They say that Sugar closed firm, a.S partial ad-
vance of6d.
HAyEE, Sept. A-The sales for the past three
SSSa saSa u the HaFre Cotton market amt to
S"5Ss SUyo paiSs The market Is generally uncoanged.
orleans Bas closed at 92f
Political Intelligence.
a reYolatlonary committee had been discovered
0s T1 ana important papers thereof seksed~
c.. he eoaiaslon at Naples was daily increasing,
zen zen uarrlpadl writes 70 the committee on annex
alton, that he win be at Naples about lie 9Th, to
assume the Dictatorship of the Two SiciIiss i the
name of King Victor Emanuel NJ 1.--gs i-s
The Neapoiitan Ministers had Withdrawn their
designations on account Of Escheteta having faded
to form new cabinet
Count de Persigny made another great speech,
producing the impression that Napoleon would
Shly maintain the Popes throneship at the Vatican
On Bat would not help Gen. Lamoricfeze to keep the
Adsices received from India, by the overland
was very dull. r. NJ
, Inc Emperor Of Russia has invited the Prince
regent Of Prussia 10 Q hnntiag party, to take
place at Warsaw towards the middle of NEXT Oc-
perors Invitation. r''%
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.

Fort SAITH, ARK, Sept. l5.--The Overland Cali
fornia Mail bringing adyices from San Francisco to
the 9th ult., arrived here to-day. 5
The news from the Pacific by this arrival has
been anticipated by the Pony Express at st.
Joseph, Mo. 7ir7-s @ I'M
Among the passengers who came by the mail
coach was Col. Titus, q. S. A.
A number of Mexican guerriIIas made An ;unur
sion into the State Of Texas and stole thirty.iye
mules. -
The Indians Of New Mexico are again yerv
troublesome. The mail from Mesilla to Santa Fe
killed the conductor and driver The mail and
coach were entirely destroyed
The Indians stole four hundred mules from Fort
CRAIG
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

SpALpING,s PREPARED GLuE.-To have a favor
te piece china chpped broken net book with It's bind
ing fo fractured terrible and temper.
destroying nuisance. Not without remedy ity
Mr. Spadn who adverses his Prepared Glue in the Press
,oday sent OF yesiedav. We devoted hours
practical application result two eNrvet chairs compile ely
restored many nds aud ends of chns and made
taered made several dagueFreoz
typa cases enoyate old folio edit
Homer printed in the l50 whDse antique boads eray
board made strong eepgh 10 last Tor snntaer
We might have mened of ehidlenss
loy but caved in after hour the Of
his Prepared 6lne, which liquid about thick guf,
apord hrnh which mpnnes each holtle is
spanSable hnss that nde how could haYf
gone without il. tPEess Philadelphia, Oct. I, 1850,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
y AFFAIRS I'M MEXICO,
THE DEFEAT OF MIRAMos coNP1RMED.

WAsHENaTos, Sept. 15.-The official dispztehas
from Mexico confirm the defeat of Miramon.
Ihe battle between Miramon and Doblad0 waM
and lasted but one day. : y
During the conflict MraFnon's Generals Yacheco
and Hernandez, were killed, and. Alfara, Orteeas
and Alvarez taken prisoners.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
?gotal y ,sA..'rtelligelIte.

ANOTHER DISASTROUS GALE!'
THE WORST EXPERIENCED IN MANY YEARS.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
. II " nRAh LIVES LOST,
Ramored Loss Of the Lake Steamer Alabama
STEAMER GALVESTON IN A PRECAROUS CONDITION.
EVERY HOUSE Al THE BALIzE BLOWN down,
Great Numbers of Vessels Lost, etc, etc.
ACCOUNT OF THE BARBECUE AT AMITE.
ruiz -I.1>r,,rreur-z>l,ss ssrroorrNa.
Laughable Conclusion of Terrific Affair .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

BUYERS are respectfully informed thai the sale
of the stock at No Tchoupirsulas street. viii
day O'Clock, bs D. e. MOrphs auc,oneer see adver
tisemept under auction head 5t.szs "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

SERVANT WANTEp.--A servant is wanted by an
advertiser odays paper See under the head OF
Wanted
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

THE SEWING MACHINE CosrRoyg.asy Persons
interested in this subject viii find card sou 8 He'd
rick the for the sale Of soaes achaa ~ aneheI
column, which viii add light "a % Mssss soss Co
! claims and rights.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

ENGLISH CANNEL CoAL.-Messrs. warneken &
Kehhoa Union street. asuperior this
coal. See advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
FIRES, ARRESTS, srABBrse, ETC. ETC.

Laughable Conclusion of Terrific Affair.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

ANOTHER DISASTROUS GALE..
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9HbIit Sales,


Il - NNAA'+'ONJ
- NO. II 8 EST FAYETTR STREET ~
ry; between Charles and Liberty streets
having taken the Office under my dwelling M 1os ~
tte street, VIII D. pie lsed to my friends and ali 49,
Wio may nave business in my line shall live asnscI
4. ehtl4n 10 AL sales which may be en- 'rusted IN m
anu W sosliiy attend to the Arrangement ard sen,
utee ana other Sales of Houses, Lots Farms Ec nj N
Exchange or on the premises ~ " ''e
mh2ltf once los Was,f AsuctiGh 9
FL TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABI, n
E4iis WAREHOUSE AND STORE NEAR THE IEY-
4A..A lNGTON MARRET-Under and bv virtue of A d,
cree OF the superior Court of Baltimore CITY, the subsc
htr rs Trustee, viii offer for sale. on the premises On
THURSDAY the 10Th day Of April next, at O'clock p H.
the f2Howing descnb-d valuable property, viz.
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND in soid
The line OF the north size of Lexington distance
o. 50 per"heS west from the north ntersec
u0n OF Lexington and Howard streets an running thence
north 100 feet thence east parallel with Lexington street
IeeV ence south 100 e to Lexington thence
west pounding on Lexington street 90 feet, the place
beginning.
he improvements consist of a very fine large WARE
EoUSE OK STORE designated as 40 West Lexington
Street recently occupied by Mr.. j A. Matthias as Carpet
store, winch within short period has been much ENLARGED
at cons derahe cost, and the locality Of these
prtinlSeS Is a very desirable one -
The title to the property is in fee smpe but n " no sold
70 u rg OF dover in the wife of a former owner to
terms OF sale are onehird cash. and the balance in
tee ana SIX months, with interest from day of sale and
security to he approved by the Trustee - " ' anu
RoBT GILMOR, Jr, Trustee.
No. 20 Law Buildings
,oo ,os, j. b. CANNON,
ullls- ziWhW AUS
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The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay Six per cent
interest ON the standing Scrip Certificates to the holders
next ~ VI "''i ~ 'idS
Iey have also declared the $50 coo of Subscribers
capital Scrip Dividend of Four and one half per cent
Gbeng 22h per cent the amount paid in and on the
Earned PIemiums entitled participation in profits
9Gp DIVIDEND OF twenty per cent; Certificates for which
VIII be- issued on after LIST May next ~
BY order of the Board,
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ID 0 0 F 1 N G.
fling.
TESTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1859
HPROV EMENT APPLE FOR
,p,,uRTJTrt,
'RST PREMIUM 4 WARDEL
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.


FIRST PREMIUM WARDED
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1855
We prepared kinds of Roofs steep or
fat, cid, shingles, metal steamboats,
cars, with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes Of failure nearly all roofing
with and after complete system Of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has certain parts
and been adding it for yearshe produced roof
which is offered to crcising public far superior any
composition, and
EQUA. TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some OF the Inducements this Roofing offers viz The
canvas is OF the heaviest kind, rated in compositions
rendcrngi perfectly Water and Albright and very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition only
not injurious to, but actually cotton and
being afught, DAaPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH
The Joints cementedtogeheI the whole covered
winch viii not run scale on, crack become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For protecting METAL ROoFs from cOrrOson and leaking
eua and is the cheapest coating hat can be used u
FOR STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS, we con-
ordinary coverings No OIL is brought in direct contact
with the canvas TO b1n a. and the Cement Paint We use
on the Nattrght made from materials which do
NOT become like STONE from exposure, but piabe
Gsfaloors TirgiSia ond he Ds1icf Of CoSid ''
Believing that when the quality of this Roofing is
CURED in the above territory We have constructed our
FEs 81 N9u fE REp
PREPARED material for sale with instructions put il
on and win be- furnished to agents, leaving them faI
margin fer pr. fit
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR -
GEO. JACKSON, Agent
Southwest corner Baltimore and south sts
. Baltimore, Nd.
given. - . -
81 REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. se.1y
T ETTUCE SOAP.
II We have just received further supply of the cee
baed Lettuce Soap. This Soap being without alkaI
is highly recommended for delicate skins especially for
children, in cold weather. '0
BRE1DENBACH EXTRACTS,
..... SHAVING CREAM,
For sale by CANFIELD BROTHERS h co -
dot GER COR corner BalL=hnre an4 Charles at
MI ILITARY CLOVES
1fl large assortment Of White Thread and Berlin
GLoV ES-all sizeS-just received at
W. F. OWENS
TAPANNED WATERS, &c.--A few choice
- SEES English Japanned WATERS. Also Bread Plates
and Knives, just imported by
tar CANFIELD BRO & CO.,
1atu---- P&GER COR 900 Baltimore street
WHARFAGE AT Low RATES, at Wharf
corner Of York and William str cts Hughes Quay
Apply to D. W, eTOCkNAN, at the wharf or
CHAS. GILN0R,
mhld No. So Second street
GAS FITTING
" AND FIXTURES.
fessh No. 800 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
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ASSIIS,
18th February,
Cash 10 Banks. ...................'.. so IInt5
United States Stock and Treasury
Notes. :;;:.:....::.......:...........2 5OOCOGO
tons, Bonds and Mortgages, and
Call Loans with Coll iterals..,,.,,. III 500 N
Subscribers Capital or Cash Cap:aI,
pay-b on call. and secured by per-
sonal liability of StOckhoiers... GOO OnO
pill, poo.;..,,, - $I,O5O939 IS
.S2Su6ti33
Insurance Scrip, accrued Interest
Saivages, Re Insurance, and other
Unsettled Claims. 253jS8 2s6,OO5 &C
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
~ CLFSKEY'S
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,

ENCYCLOPEDIA.
By W. CLUsEEY Washington, D. c.
fHa TdT9n am Ssrv 9i PIs hnss
The American Ritual.
The Kansas Legislation Of Congress.
Governors Geary, Stanton ami Walkers Inaugural Ad
dresses.
Stephens and Others Reports Kansas.
Tn material portion Of the kansas.N ebraska Bill.
The Crttenden Montgomery, Senate and Eng h Bills
The votes On the same in each House
Indeed ryhing essential appertanins to the same in
Guiding President Pierce's Special Message.
The Re S@ sHi ion S4 Of the United States
Articles of Confederation.
WashingtonS Farewell Address
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions oflIs8 and 49,
Mr. Clay's Report in favor Distribution of the Public
Lands and abedocuments against it, with full history of
President Pierces Veto eff the INDECENT Insane Land
The Address of Mr. Faulkner on the subject
history of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President Perce Message, vetong the River and Habor
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon
The Cayton-bu r Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Adolf
tionsts.
Mr. Toombs Boston Lecture on Slavery
Messrs Fremont and Buchanans Letters Acceptance
Mess 8. Buchanan and Williams Lette,s the Bargain
AM NJ iH Galso on asf Port Hill Address
The asysviil1 Road Veto.
/ 4 History Of Party Conventions.
Report of Mr. Davis, of South Carolina, the Political
Power of the Supreme Court.
Mr. Buchanan Minority Report on the same subject
Gov Wlseand Mr.. Garuthers Letters against the Amer
Organization, and Hon H. Stuarts Letters signed
"Madison,n defending il. Ef.H -
Kenneth Rayne Speech at Philadelphia in November
1856. and in \ orth Carolina in 1882.
A history Ct, with the votes on, the various Tariffs
history Of the United States Bank Abolition Pc
titions t..f.. r..I.
Mr.. Fillmores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
| History of the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion Of Public Men the Power of Congress over the
Territories. 4 -
| The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
souri Com promise, with every thereon sectonay
classified,
! The Compromise Measures 1850.
I Clayton compromise. ..-.
| Timot Provso. u
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Every subject is fully treated aud every Congress
any subject having political Specification is given
~ This Book will post the public speaker fully the
! Kansas and other questions.
Tefms-Singe Copies, S. Clubs of Six,sl5
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ETA. FOR SALE.-By virtue of a decree of the
Null Superior Court Of Baltimore city, the subscriber as
c5a1se I sacs will offer at Public Auction At the Ex
81 gay 4 AGF SaS & S the G fol%1ns t de
No ,IL;1,THAT LARGE LOT OF GROUND AND I'M
Pf ,, known as tho BULLS Read TAVERN.
street l5 feet thereabout with depth Of i25 feet o.
C g[ean9ut ms operty is in the occupancy of Mr. P
hott The house is two stories high, with suitable ack
OF @ extensive stables and stable yards rented
No THE LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
az me northeast corner OF Front and Low streets opposite
sTR fT@Tt S Sft and long known the FRONT
anu ~ ieet on Low street The improvements are two
story hrGk house with back buildings and large stables
RoRN66 ASb 24 4s a.
Of GAY street and tie southwest side of Exeter sc bnd
mnEf12?vements are twostory brick building and back
SMRi ts t1taGhed occupied as drug by Mr.
No A LOT OF GROUND on the southeast de of Cav
street east of Jones Fails and of High street fronting
FRAME BUILDING occupied by Messfs LnntT Broy
No. "a LOT Of SGiKE8%bND AND IMPROVEMENTS at
fE FFgaSs e t. P w9c
Yard by Il wmern HnS 'qfsh w6 with the stone ne
S op per Snnnm The wh9e Of this property will Gfs be
lot S OF G T S S SS MRS.
he corner OF Howard and Lexington streets bind
ton street IS feet 'r cea6out ncndin tbe a T &
rear ms 10: is subject to annual rent of / IL ~
-Igr,F
~ N The occupancy o. Messrs John King Son as
PANT ana OIL store, at rent 81 $3.50 per annnm.
Terms OF sale, prescribed hr lecree are third
cash on the day Of sale, the ratification thereof with
interest from the day of sale the residue secured to be
pad ny endorsed notes. to be approved by the Trustee and
payable with interest," in six and twelve months sale
SAML J. DONALDSON, Trustee
w,c, GIBSON Il CO.,
mh4-H&s&ds Auctioneers
IT, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
It'll PRioPERrY NEAR LEXINGTON MARKET-The
he bent OF creditors, viii offer for sale, auction
10 the highest bidder, THURSDAY, 18th April, at
CLOCK l. ~ at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, the
lC!lIoWlng highly valuable LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS,
VIZ beginning for particular description Of same at the
Instance oil So perches west Of the northwest corner Howard
anu Lexington streets, north side Lexington street
thence binding and fronting Lexington Y feet with
depth OF 100 feet built and improved by large and
e9lyenlent "AkEHOU Sc recently occupied by Mr. j. A
enlarged and repaired at considerable expense and offers
situation. ~ " 'o''' '''''"'e
TINS property will be sod subject two several morga-
yes Shch Tor S2some payment having been on one
" wic thee Is due upon both together about 81 100 And
also subject to the night of dover of the wife Of the for
on the day of sale and balance in
DAYS with interest," with security he approved by the
trustees !. LAFIMER HOFFMAN,
mh232aw3w&ds Trustees
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AMMstmtnts

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE
IL THIS SATURDAY EVENING,
~ CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
The Company opens Monday in Philadelphia.
COLSON'S BENEFIT AND FAREW ELL
By general request win he repeated
THE SICli IAN YESPERS.
Which, its fret perfO received with the
extraordinary enthusiasm
MADAME COLSON AS HELENA,
which character has been he greatest
supported by STlGElLI, FERRI and JUSCA
The picturesque costumes presenting faithful pic
ture the costumes the thirteenth century, have been
made in Paris by Monsieur Leroy costumer Of the Grand
Opera and Sgnor Brusc, cotumer from the principal
theatres in Itaiy.
Seats AMI Tickets to be had at Soddards Wlgs and in
the evening at the door 1t
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EY f.. ". BENNETT - a..
e. VALUABLE PROPERTY,
Xiii No. II MON MENT SQUARE.
LDSit.A tl.al tlr,n..c


On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 4th, at l O'clock
at the Exchange SalesoOms. Second the valuable
double four story BrICK DWELLING, No IL North Cal
vert street occupied 10y Mrs Beaumont Monument square
The lot fronts on Monument Square 80 feet inches witt
depth OF 81 feet inches less sub ect to ground
rent OF $40 payable half yearly ls Of March Septen
Der
ALSO.
YEARIY RENT of $780, payable LIST September-weII
secured '''
Possession 81 the dwelling given the sth day of May
Taxes will be id by the present lst January
lSto, and ground rent to l- March, Title indiSuutabia
Te msOnehaf cash. balance in equal payments nj and
Il months, with interest and security.
+. W. BENNETT & co,