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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans April 18th. ls62
w pfcz,On 20 have his official bonds cancelled
tioneer in and for the parish Of Orleans to-wit:
bond dated the 9th Of September, 1854 for the
Of CO. signed by him principal and Louis Rose and
Alexander MARKS, securities
bond dated the I'd Of February 1866, for the
Notice hereby given TO all interested IN the above
described boo ds TO show writing the Office Of
Of State within ninety days At e the last publication
hereof Why the said bonds should not be cancelled and
Given under my hand and seal Of the State above
and the independence Of the United States the ninety second
JOSHUA BAKER,
Governor Of louisiana.
J. II. HARDY Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DEPkRrExEsT L'ExEcUru,
NouveleOreans le 70 Avril, 1858. !
TTENDU que -. y. Zelnicker a fstte une
"A application pour lie canceemen de bond ocel
eEcanteur dams pour paroisse dOrlesns savor
On bond date septembre, 1854 pour Ia somme de
slo sene par lu CONNIE principal ct Louis Bose Alex
I'm bond GATE le I'd fevrer 1855 teIe somme
et signee par les me personnes
Avis EFT donne toutes les int
resses davoir sre connatre par ecr bureau du
derpere publication de svi les rssous pour 4uees
les dfts bonds ne serat pa czncelle Sc snnulle.
Dome signature de Etat IL date CT
dessus ct dams Ia quarsvng d0uzeme aimee de Pinde
pendsncs des ktsts- unis
Gouverneur de 10 Lolisiane.
J. Il. HAKDY Secretsire dEtst I
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ROCsSET,
n. Successor 70 Rousset a vOorhiesl
Importer and Dealer In Foreign and Domestic
Haraw are, Cutlery. Guns. Powder, shot and
Cape. Fishisg Tackle.
No. H............oLD LEvEE srkEET...........No II
Opposite the Custom House New Orleans
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ERNEsT TURPIN, WHOLESALE MANUFAC-
~ turer OF stick Candy, Fancy Candies Choeoate
Drops, Sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Jujube Paste Gum
Drops, and Syrups by Importer French Oua-
ments, such Cupids FlO~ers L@ayes Lyrie Dan
Rhns Decorated Toys cossaques Fancy Papers Cake
Stands Bouquets, Csrt0nsges Fancy Christ
mas and New Year Presents CornucopiRs 90
Old Levee street. between ST. Louis and Cont s.reets New
Orleans. La -
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LADY PATRoNEssEs.

The shall consist Male Races Hurd eIRaces
steepe Chsses, Balloon AscensOns Archery Croquet
Games, Base Ball Matches and Grand rOurnam emit
Detailed programmes will be published few days before
the Eete opens.
The smusements will begin daily at 4P.E
single I'ekets %
GEORGE Il. pUPRE secretary
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MONTGOMERY BROS. q co.'s SALES.

MON IG0MeRf BROS. B. co. s SALES.
LARGE AND PEREnPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Herses Fine
Work Mules, Fine hloh oovs Busgiss. Harness. Wagons
SIC, ETC., ct saction-
By MONTGOMERY BRGs. - co..
= n MoErooExRr, Auctonssr.
once-1 Camp
TUESDAY. May I2ih. ~ II s'eIoeh NJ,
tP. Liners Stables Grsvier street. will be sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Hors<x
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows.
Abo-Tsp and Open Buggies Harness. wagon
~ rrRss-ossh In o. 8. Treasury Notes.
........FURNITUR E.... ....FuRNIrURE
BIZ MONTGOMERY BROS. q CO.,
H. NJ MosreosEKY. Auctionssr.
TUEsDAx, May 1e,h. at n O'Clock n.
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FL KNITURE.
such ss Rosewood Mahogany snd Walnut Bedstsads Blu
resus Armoirs Wssbstands. Mahogany Walnut fetes
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs, Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top sceboards Extension Tables
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
ngs Paintings cooking Stoves Utsnsis being thu
contents OF several wellunshed houses
Also
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, and Wood Bee
Chairs etc -
ss-IxRxs-cssh in U. 8. Treasury Notes
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o-1- NJ 80 stT 800 ~ % s w
with the seventh section the Of Incorporation the
Books Of subscripon hundred the
capital stock the southeastern Rairoad COMPANY Gate
Mexican Gulf Railway romp<ny AZ the ONCE
OF the Company No. 1888 Common street.
MILLAUDoN. President
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spECiAL NOTICES.

- ete Chanpetre and Grppd Ton rna-
ment All gentlemen accepting invitations ride In toe
Tournament OF IN y of the IN the Festival
enter thr names Immediately the Office Committee
No "a Union street
Regulations under which the contests viii he ridden be
m-'ts and Pies wick Clubs
--rp~elai office The m mber. a I0ant
nor's Lodge NO ~ A n uerens uotihs zssas-
pie st TIER Hal on TUESDAY May w. 1883 at O'Clock
r., p nctualy Tor the hrmfng n procession
he remains Of Past alter HcOl and John
Booth the Greer wood emet-ry the erected for
mem Masonic emetery. Ohirer and members OF all is
Ter Loog and all o uring Master Ma.ons in good It nd
ing trsern invited to attend and ia the
monies Procession will the Hall Camp
pDnctualy 81 hslf-past
By order Of the w. NJ
JAMES FURNEAUX. Secretary.
-specisI Not ee-The UadersixneS h.v-
ing purchased the fine pss packet MONSOON wit
Der regular new Orleans Shreveport and Jefferson
psehet. eayinR here At 8 p. TUESDAY NEXT i2'h
lust Thankful for past patronage he bJps TO receive and
merit a continuance Of the same.
JAMES N. TUCKER
- Master steamer Monsoon.
New Orleans Ms- sth 1ss2
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IL. Nos 23. 2O5 snd 27 Magazine street. between Julia
and st Joseph respectfully TO his friends and
public generally thas be will continue the Undertaking bus
Of the late Daniel Monroe at The above stand win keep
constantly hand Of Metac Burial Cases
and Cskets Rosewood Mahogany Black walnut and Plain
Collins. Booiss Embamed Disinterred and carefully
Shipped Mr. Carly will he assisted by Mr.. JOHN RAY,
long known In connection with the business
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FOR RENT. !

EOR REST-A WE'LL FURNISHED HOUSE
property Of Ben De Bar ksq, No ls6 between
Girod and Juis streetz Can be daily from 10
Evening star., 1868-08-31

OPENING THE BALL.-vermont holds her
election for Siare OFF ers tomorrow Although
the State - eert.iu ID 60 R-publican by a large
majoIlty, there is much interest felt TO see if
there is enop-h change In the vote TO afford
apy "drilt" indications. The Republican ma.
joIity n Vel el.nont through the last three years
has rangcd .iom 1900 10 23.OOO. Some of our
Demcc1afic on'ampOraries seem to expect 20
make considerable gam, counting upon the
supineness of tNe Repohhc ms in that State.
The Burlington (Vt) Free Press, however,
summarizes the vote Of that S. ate by counties.
and concludes that Vermont can pon twelve
thousand more votes for John Ii. Page this
wear then IL Old last
Evening star., 1868-08-31

The Ro -FCRANs MIssrON-There seems to
be considerable mystifcation on the point of
me EC' crans Interview with the southern
men at the Whit SJlphU- Spriugs, and the
result OF that in''ISisw. 1t is deui~ l on one
side by writers speaking in behslf of General
Rosecrans' that any correspondent or address
was prepared 4or publicaton as the result of
the in erview. On the other har1. the cores
pondent of the Ri,In 7ad Wbig, who seems to
have been well posted, and was the first to give
clue to whist was trauspiring at the White
Sulphur, supplies what purports 10 be the sub.
stance CT this CORR pondence. sDita," the
weIl-iD formed correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun, elsO says:
ssGeneral Rose rams LEFT here lest r3ght i'm
the railroad lain for New York. It's prob :
bic that early this we an autdent-e % ,unt
of his conference With L :, Stsphe os et al,
viii be publ'shc 4, IS 1t already r. luced In
writing in the foIm of q letter from General
Rosecraps TO General Lee and Others and a
reply from the latter to Rosecrans."
The secret 10 all this myslitication g. ms :,
Be that IT Is thought best tNat General Re a.
Grams should consult with the Democratic
leaders elsewheIe as to the advisibility Of
producing this correspondence, prior to Its ap-
pesrsnce. That such correspondence exists
here is not the slightest doubt
Evening star., 1868-08-31
Laurel Camp Meeting Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South.

Especial Correspondence Of the Starl
LAUREL CAMP MEETING, August 3lst. 1865
The camp commenced August 2sth, and is pro.
grtssing very pleasantly. There are about
forty tents pitched, with but two exceptions all
from the Laurel Circuit, and this gives yery
creditable exhibit of the increasing numbers
and influence Of this branch Of the Methodist
family within the bounds Of sud circuit The
ground is one Of the fine3t in the State situated
~ miles east of Hanover Switch, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. The water lust IN the rear
of the stand is unsurpassed, being both delicI-
ously cool and very abundant. On sabbath,
3Oth August, the early morning services were
conducted by Rev. b. f. Ball, the regular
morning services Were conducted by Rev
Kepler OF Frederick City, who preached from
the text ssThis is the true cd and eternal life
most interesting and powerful discourse At
the conclusion of his sermon he called on the
protesting christians in the congregation to
arise and repeat after him the text as comics.
sion of their faith, when large number re.
sponded to the call. amid profound state of
religious feeling. Bishop Doggett Is expected
TO be present early in the week Rev. DIR.
Haston, OF Baltimore, will preach this morn.
ing, and from his known ability will NO doubt
attract large crowd. Tuesday morning, Rev
Alpheus Wilson Is expected to preach; after the
sermon the sacrament of the Lords Sumner
Will be administered. By an arrangement
with the railroad company, passengers from
washington can get round trip tickets good
during the camp for sI.25, from Bladensburg I.
Evening star., 1868-08-31

The Schaetzenfest for this season by our Ger
man feilow-citzens promises TO be very
ereditable affair, JGdging from the numbers
and character OF thoSe taking part in it, as
shown IN their procession to-day. Thi. inter-
esupg festival, in which social pleasures are
enjoyed with perfect decorum, is now coming
TO take the rank in this country that it holds in
the old wCrld. There the highest aignitaries
of The Stale take part in the exercises of the
Fest AT the late Imperial Fest of Vienna,
which brought North aud South Germany
together, Kaiser Francis Joseph fired his rifle
with the others at the target, and BIrol Beust,
the Austrian Prime Minister, msde the Fa.her.
Idndish Grafton which wound up the festival.
This grafton, by tde way, is very much ap-
plauded throughout Europe for its broad, en-
hghtened views iu regard 70 Germanic inter.
ests, and especially for its outspoken advocacy
of cooperation between Austria and Prussia
for the common good.
Evening star., 1868-08-31

TIE WORKING PFoPLE.-The monthly re.
port CT the Cali JIlia L.bor Exchange for
July states that the demand for workmen dur-
ing that period has been gre ter than the sup.
ply, 2sO4 orders for hands having been trans
mitied from the country % San Francisco. and
only 1857 persons having been a,nt, leaving
so situations untitled. The demand for me-
chanics is steadily increasing, and laborers are
very scarce, except for San Francisco. In
New York city, at meeting OF the BrIckI.y-
ers Society, held August Goth, the counsel
for the Unions in the late trial for conspiracy
In Westchester county, stated that he had
found in looking over the law-books that n
form on act Of conspiracy it was only neces.
sary TO succeed in ind icing or forcing any
man to l"ave his employment He therefore
eounselIed the bricklayers TO commit no over.
act
Evening star., 1868-08-31

NEW YORK MERsHANTs AND THE S)UrHERN
TPADE.-We see il suited that the leading dry
goods Arms Of New York have rs olive 70 sell
no mere goods 10 nerchs1'' in the ,uthern
States during the present lesson except for
cash. The reason gwen is that they appre-
hend loss on account of the disturbed state of
afEirs there. From what We hea- the Pnila-
delphia aud Baltimore merchants do net seem
10 entertain so serious a vie " OF the condition
OF things IN the South, and are quite keenIy
disposed to avail Themselves Of any opening to
secure the SOutheIn trade
Evening star., 1868-08-31

The FIFTH MARYLAND DfsrRICT.-By our
Rockville correspondent it will be zen tb,t
the Montgomery county Democratic eonven-
lion, on Saturday,, elected delegaes TO the Dis
triet nominating convention favorable 10 the
denomination of Hon. Frederick Stone. We
hear, allo. that the Prince George county con-
ytntion elecsed Stone deles..tcs, Mr.. ;. ]. Cook,
b. +. Guy, W. A. Jarboe, and q four n, whose
name we did not learn.
This seton of Montgomery county and
Prince Georges will result in the uuaprmous
denomination of Mr.. Stone at the Di .rict con-
venuon al Ellicott Cisy, September 9th.
Evening star., 1868-08-31
PROBABLE END OF THE PARAGuAYAs

PROBABLE END OF THE PARAGUAYAN WAR
The news from South America shows a sud-
den and unexpected change in the as peet Of the
war in Paraguay. The latest previous advlces
represented the csuse OF the allies as almost
hopeless-now the announcement is made that
tney have at last captured the Paraguayan
stronghold of Humaita, with a large amount
OF war material and considerable portion Of
ITS garrison. The place was finally reduced
by starvation, and in attempting to leave it,
four thousand of the Paraguayans were cut off
from the main body and surrounded The
brazilian iron -clads are also reported to have
forced the obstructions on the river Parana,
and to command the line Of the Paraguayau
retreat The guns of the allie fleet command
all the routes of retreat, and in view OF other
advantages gained by the allies, the opinion
was general in Brazil that the war was very
near a succe sful termination. The long and
gallant defense of Humait1 by the Paraguay
ans has thus, it would seem, proved unayail-
ing
Evening star., 1868-08-31
CAMP MEETING CORRESPONDENCE.
The Camp at Telsen's Woods.

Especial Correspondence of the Star.
ToLsoN's WOODS, PRINCE GEoRsI COUNTY
MD, August so, 1S6o.-Editor Stdr:-On Friday
the camp meeting at this place (Tolson's woods,
Prince orge county, was commenced. under
the auspices Of the Prince 0eorSe Circuit OF
the M. E Church. The ground is about seven
miles from the Navy Yard bridge, and about
three-and-a half miles from Surrattsvtlle. The
camp Is held in beautiful grove oceupied Tor
the purpose for some years. II is on dry. we'll
shaded ground, and has abundant water with.
in two hundred yards.
The following preachers are on the z g9ouud'-
Rev. Samuel V. Blake (of Baltimore), presid-
ing elder; Rev. II. p. West preacher in charg.
Rev. q. Smith, junior preacher; Rev. J. Thos.
Hynes, OF ST Mary's; Rev. Geo. M Berry, of
Bladensburg; Rev. Z. F. Ferris, local prea CHI
er, and others.
The camp was opened on Friday evening
with preaching by Rev. George M. Berry, who
delivered an able discourse upon the msdiato-
rial office of Christ On Saturday morning at
II a. m. the presiding Elder, ". Blake, was
hstencd TO with much attention, his subject
being The Happiness Of the Good Men. Sat.
urday afternoon Rev. ]. T. Hynes, OF st.
Chrisrs Kingdom. Mr.. Hynes, who was the
junior preacher of the Circuit last year, Is q
young man Of much promise, and his discourse
pss ps OF decided ability; Saturday evening the
pressively, taking for his subject, The Un-
speakable Gift of God in the Person of his Son.
TODAY Sunday there has teen q large at
tendance Of people, including great numbers
from Washington. At q. m. there was q very
interesting prayer-mseting, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Ferris. At IL a.. m. Rev. Mr.. Blake, Pre-
siding Elder, delivered another excellent aud
telling discourse-his subject being the Prodi-
gal Son. Upon It's conclusion the collection
was lifted for the expenses of the camp, and
after the benediction the large audience was dis
missed for the dinner hour. and soon the usual
interesting and picturesque scene was pre- sent.
ed OF mum bers of family parties gathering in
groups under the fine old oaks to partake of
the midday meal in this pleasant rural STYLE
Others were provided for at the various tents
on the ground. -s
A smart shower threatened to interrupt the
afternoon exercises, but the rain stopped in
season Tor the services to 60 on at the time of
horn-blo At three and a half p. m, Rev.
Mr. Ferris preached on the character and
labors of Gods peculiar people, and Rev Mr..
Hyne followed on the same subject This
camp will probably close on Friday next.
The order has been thus far very good and
everything indicates an interesting and useful
meeting. There are some twenty tent. ON the
ground, including the large boarding tent of
Mersrs. Enoch Ridgway and N. q. Hooks.
Evening star., 1868-08-31

The ALnEENASIc DsAD-L)CK-It seems 10
D. anucIpaIrd that some srrapgement will be
made Tonight tc.wcen the contruding parties
IN the EO~rd of Aldermen by winch an o-g.9-
ization csR be efcci~d such as Will enable the
pOaI 10 prOea-d TO work. TINS is a eonsum-
mation devoutiy - be wished. All interests
uf-er by The PFC ent condition of thinys.
Evening star., 1868-08-31

Prom French & Richardson, agents for the
Lcorard Scott PObllsbing CCInpany's reprints,
we have the ex, client July number OF the
IcIdon Quarterly and the August number OF
n 1yeIafcod'x HcgJ. iHe.
Evening star., 1868-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
i HIRD GRAND ANNUAL
SCHCErZEN FEST
WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN yEREIN,
NEW scHtEITgzirs PARK


., o. THH
sisr OF AUGUST, shd 1sT, D.. 3D, and arH Of
-. -skPTkhREk.
N fnse sbeotnf. Prise Be~nug Oonoert ana
nents for yeqLhs- llsnin .tion. Ilrs~eTksN 80
e,~~hhy By sne kyesine during tpe y stfvAi
III bssagrrrS, TrS yorng Spanish Gynnsste, MILE
Eitslh fShNoC n ~ho~e dsrirg test. on the
ItApeHe feIiormAnes. ever witnessed, vail app -sr
fTRoLEsI 0PKRk TsoUPE usds9' as ues ,snrs s,sss
eiste direction Of Mr. FREDFRfCK HoFTee
selection OF their beautiful BaIIsss. Duet, ~.
Quartetes, 9utntettes, Sextettes, Cnorus~s s.X
win perform on iSe Tisst Ros. every Afssraeoa M
Briiisat 1iersns Of Pro- corrsk. Of ssls,nddrse The
vii be oue of TIE trterestns fes Of the Fessi
val. trcelteut Concert Music ny the 18th 4 = u
fsAtry Band, under the leaaershtp OF Prof Dsas-h
will furnish delightful psie for the Ioye- 81 ,h.
Ar OF TerpsienOre, every afternoon. conn 5ncins
o clock. The Nerein gusrs xtees the best order.
sbo soncits generous aud numerous PATRONAGE
punetushy at Il o'clock p. NJ gun viii be hred
thSs announcing the close OF the Festival for the
nigtt. All visitors must 'hen leave the Psrk All
oroers Of the Committee Of Arrangem. .nts must Re
strictly obeyed For the rrize 81 gotins Bovlins
apa iadies Shooting Prizes amounting TO a. ooa
viii be dfstributed Omuibpsses and c.rrS-sS.
will be at the terminus OF the I'm street R.ii-sT
IN sun oient number 70 accommodate ali
Admission 10 the Park. rs cents; o. the P.xii.
hon, q cents extra. NO RETURN TICKETs
pRor. KRE1s' DANCINe ACADEMY, Pen,
Ho,s FsSis rn, srm; ssvsnss; 0ss..its hetr0sOIit.G
TUESDAY and THURSDAY EvENTNGs,
from 90 10 O'Clock. Those entering nov
can receive full quarter. RegulaI elsss besi1s
the Iirst Iuesday IN septeuber. ieE,a
Evening star., 1868-08-31

Fify coiored bricklayers from Charleston s
e., offered their ten hour services at the Mas
ter Ma ons. meeting in New York Thursday
Evening star., 1868-08-31

From French s Richardson we have Hrrp,s.',
yc-rrr for September IL.
Evening star., 1868-08-31

General Fitzpatrick was TO leave Chill, July
S-ih for the nited States
Evening star., 1868-08-31

Charming Miss kellogg is coming pack to the
United States a4ter her operatic triumphs in
EJrope. She Will reach New York about the
middle Of September.
Evening star., 1868-08-31

The steamer Pacific has arrived at Victoria.
1om Sitka- with General Halleck and staff, and
q number OF dist.n guished soldiers.
Evening star., 1868-08-31

OAmeTican carriages are used on the Mont
ClEI- railway.
Evening star., 1868-08-31
FOR SALE.

Oh GALL.
LOB SALE-A very superior young Bay HORSE
Il drives finely, single or double; In fact n :
has all the requisite qualities for . fine IN
Family Horse. Also. nearly new BUGGY, GA
built to order. Will be sold low as the owner has
no use Tor them. Oan be seen ct J. q. COOK
Stables, 8th street, between D and 3. au3l ST.
E,OR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND
Il GOODWILL of eegar Stere doing Q good
business. The Store has thr se large rooms suita-
Bile for . dwelling for a small family, on leased
ground at q rent Of S5 per month. Price 500 The
building will also be sold for 500.
JOSHUA WHITNEY,
au3lt 416 7th street, bet. G aud z.
EOR eALE-eTOCK, GOOD WILL AND FIX.
y TURBS of the Shoe Store No. 1877
PenDsy1vanis avenue. betWee Nineteenth
and Tws ntieth SITS. Apply on the premi-
se0. an % Tvs
WE WOULD CALL THE ESPECIAL AT.
w tention Of buyers, dealers, hou Gel keepers and
others, to the sale Of the entire effects Of the st.
Charles Hotel, at auction on TUESDAY MORN-
INC, Sept lst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, when all
said house, will be sold without reserve.
an 29-zt w. L. WALL & CO, Aucts.
EOR sALE.-A sORREL HORsE about fifteen
Il hands high, seven years old, sound ~
and kind. works well anywhere, and is N
WAGON iana HiRNIss viii viii ISsss be- soId low. for
want OF n''' AsRiT AsHRiiTDfnaLrroN,s fa STABLES,
9Th street, bet. Pa. avenue and Canal,
august or $50 7th street.
Evening star., 1868-08-31
- eBvERAL HOUSES,
Brick and Frame, in the Seventh Ward, the nesr
Agricultural Department.
Also, several FARMS on the salt water In &c.
For further p.rtie u,.ss inquire q

w ReetinsE and Wholesale Dealer in
Ai'fey Wins,, S; G..s,s mo sss.ios ~ h sSr
4 and FIXTUREs Of st. Charles Hotel, corner
"a street vest and Pennsylyanis avenue, one of
to run. wm De sold cheap for cash. This is q
sSSS So to any one Hi.h.s to an
kf0R SALE Oh RENT-A beautiful COUNTRY
from the city, I0 .cres Of land in high state Of
o. sSS Ss'sr or
Dairy purposes. For PsrticqlsH spply 70
an 8-u 4ssh Seventh St, bet. d and K.
EoR HINT-sEvEN ROOMS in the nev build
ing. corner north A and ID east, Capitol Hill;
water. Apply on the premises. gu E-st9
LOB SALK OR RENT-One three story BRICK
d.sey fnaure .sfeff Of sH EssE inns sg
l,th street. between D and 3 streets, ne.r the
Ff0R REETSTh5ee stcry and ba.ement BRICK
water "pd sas sitnass ~ S;,h b,orn 'front.' 70 rooms.
5ns sfrsei eel and Mass ave No. 36s Inasire at No.
an a,G Il ,e' "On'n IN 'o''hoe y.J.sHEpp.
0IIiCEs ON PEENsYLvAHIA HBUI
eorpey II sss III, sIss and CONVEX snt reom
S :: 5:ss.s FIJI; ser .::
nicely sdspssd - Es.ysr. .nd AGENT: 6sS ofsoss, s
and s., ~. Ss ssassd sepsrsssly Or 70 .ons soo1
particulars INQUIRE ofW. L. WALL 90. m8
LOB sALH-Tvo or three TRACTS or LAND,
A from % to 100 seres, near Colssville, Mont
Eomery county, Md; Inquire ct the Oansl Once,
No 36 4h street, Washineton. my 1-tf
EOR SALB-A delightful COUNTRY RESI-.
DENCE AND FRUIT AND GARDEN FARM,
nienee. Every variety OF fruit-apples. pesrs,
peaches, cherries, apricots. Ac.-in abundsnce'
sstabiisSsd COUNTRY SToRT. vits % Scos .teek eel
o. O scods. Part cash and CITY property. Address
BOX o94. Post Omce. jy lo-u