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EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS. ETC.

Brignoli Is at Charleston.
"Ku KIux Klann has been started IN Ireland.
About twenty six thousand immigrants arrived
at New York during March.
Gold handkerchief rings and chains are coming
into fashion sgain.
The Duke Of Norfolk has left the Roman Catho'
lies and Joined an Irvingite community.
Fx.oueen Isabella has her fortune told by cards
twice every day.
Thew have an air-cure establishment in New
York State.
Bengal is nice place to live in. II has 81 pub
lie HOLIDAYS annually besides Sundays.
oueen Victoria meditates Publishing two more
hooks upon the Scotch Highlands.
The /" can can is prohibited 10 Richmond by
proclamation of the mayor. Cd
The New York Revolution wants married women
to retain their maiden names. s
Ladies are requested not TO smoke In this
room is the notice In a Paris cafe.
Max Srakosch has been arrested in Troy, New
York, for violating the internal revenue law.
Romero Ia coming to Washington on 9 special
baltimore has about $50 900 900 invested in the
oyster and fruit packing business.
A miker grows rich by seeming poor, an ex.
trsvsns man grows poor by seeming rich.
Geo. Ellis has the New York Legder and
Chimney Corner. -eys
GEN. Webb, who has succeedsd Gen. SLOVENIAN,
q tbe sen OF James Watson Webb, formerly edi-
tor of the New York Courier and Enquirer
The ardent admirers Of Adelins Patti call her q
| duck. The. phase is borrowed from her profes
| sional title Of dird.-lEx.
George Bancroft has been proposed a. Al homo
rs-y member Of the Vienna Academy Of Science
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sStRIff.s SALES.

VIM MIrHoFF Va BYRsE. VANCE co. rHoMAs
Byrne snd H. Mcneil vancsSxth District Court for She
Parish Of Orieaus-No. 1888 ;
DY VIRTUE ofaa alias writ or nerf faefas
ID 10 me objected By the Honorable the sixth District Odurt
Of New Orleans, In the above entitled cause. ! N1
sell public auction, AZ tho Merchants aud sue
tonsers Royal street. between Canal ana Gus
tomhouse streets in che Second District Of this city,
TUESDAY the 20 dsy Of April 1863, At u O'Clock n, ths
/. fOT OF GkOUND. together WITH the buildings aud
Improvements known the Nation Doee situated
in the First Distic Of this city In square bounded BY Vs
Carondelet Common and BaIonne streets measuring ty
,et front on Canal street BY hnndred and twenty et
deep French measure bounded the ids towards osro
lei street BY property lately owned BY David Goens aud
the towards Baronne street by Fsopsty Of W ksr-
Ger: being also the nsf OF Loo designated by
Ne 50 plan Of suburb ST. Mary draz by fAnesse late
next sdjfung the lot No ~ Dy Wnch ma
said half IL bounded on the one sioe. . -. =.
q AYOTHER LOT OF GROUND, together WITH the
buildings and improvements thereon situated in the same
square, adjoining the above dsseroed ot IN ne
rear three feet mont on sad Oera
let street BY hundred and twenty feet doep more or Loss
EDx ish
seired m the above suit.
~ THExs-Oash on The spot ~xwvti
mara sps 70 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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CHOICE BUSINESS STAND,
CoRxER OF RAMPARr AND ITALIA STREETS,
NOS. 42s AND a2s RAx1ART STREET.
ONE SQUARE FROM TEE DRYADEs MARKET.
A CHOICE QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF GsouSp
CORNER OF CHESTNUT AND BERLIN STREETS,
JEFFERSON CITY.
ny NASH q H0DGsON.
BIZ NASH q HoDssoS.


SATURDAY, April ~ issS H9s;v,6 aS w s
Gu ANGE the foo~ng described vaiuabs properly VII Dc
'ooSE LOT OF GROUND with the budin Is and i~prove
erts situated ia the First District oil THIS city IN
Square buHded by Rampst ,lste Hercuies rhalis,
Meponene and hite sreets des gsated as Let
measuring 50 feet front on Rampant street o oeptn
and fon on Thia OF e6 feet IL inches and ak lines
between pars e. Al American measure according T.
nlan made BY Pile Murray, architects dated March ~ 9
osE.s IN FRAME STORE AND DWELLING, snown
a. "a l1f ana f28 Rampant street. with DOUBLE enc
MINT 1WO-STORY FRAME BACK BUILDING. all cover
ed with slate built In TIE best manner and used Is stores
This nrcpery offers . inducenent speculation,
being only from the Dryades erkt well sdapted
TO retail business with the street aore Iassns ne
door every minutes TIE main building contains ioer
ro ms and and the rear buildings the same
ALSO
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND In Jefferson
citv IN the fquare AZ bounded by Napoleon avenue
Chestnut Berlin Psquem inc Streets designated IS Lots
al. Nos is i6 and II adJon each other and each
81 feet 10 inches Berlin street. BY depth OF III tee
Ia NO IS forms Of Berlin and chestnut Streets
adoins the above lots, snd meaues iset mont on bsrn
street by de IN front Chestnut street OF ~ feet All
pnael inns American measure a. per Plan OF zine
a MURRAY architects, dated March "a 1867. .
Lots haudssmey laid os win saeae sna irnl.
wsk Che property The ground Is very ngn 70 tns
square superior location for geeteel residence
crvenen NJ schools churches and marrets with easy
accefs the gazre Street and Napoleon Avenue Cars
and free from al nuisznoes :. a, =, %
~ TEREs AND CONpuIoSs-One-hsh cash In u ,.
Treasury notes. balance 5sar with psr cent
interest," snd special mortgage from dste until nus pay
the mortgage 10 embrace the I've cent clause or atto
ia the be insured and tnc
| poiicy 70 be transferred 90 vyndor. ~ p. -
Acts Of sale before ". hcC Jones' notsry neno
Internal revenue sta st the Expense OF the pur
|I. - 10 etiH 81. r'. z II.
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Rebberysn Airiers.

Sergeant Csmbias, Of the river police, reports
that on tbe eth inst. Mr. r. Lorio, Jr. druggist In
Aeiers reported thai on the evous night store
wss entered and robbed Of SIS In currency aad
brandy to the value Of $40. The sergeant at once
put Officer Brett upon the trail, AID he succeeded
IN arres,ipg at the Canal street Ferry Lssding q
colored man named Alfred Gay, charged With i'm
plioation in the affair. While conveying the pris
oner TO Algiers on the ferry.boat, he arrested
another colored man, named William Taylor, foi
having the stolen property 10 his possession. MI
Lorio Is said to have identified the property.
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Fires.

Fire Inspector Goewey reports that the hre
which occurred at O'Clock on Thursday night
wss At the shoe store Of Mr.. b. Berger, No. 2O7
Poydras street, corner of Penn. originating In Mrs
Berger's bedroom in the third story, and being
caused by the inmates leaving q gas burner open
ard afterwards entering the room with lighted
candle thereby ignitng the gas and setting hre to
a mosquito bar. The goods were insured Tor
$500 and the furniture for $500 In the Hope In.
sursnce Company. The damage is estimated Of
$500. i .sF.l ..a.oIt
About fifteen minutes past one O'Clock yester'
day morning. q FIRE broke out on Gasquet street
between Broad and White. originating in small
dwelling occupied by Mr.. Fahey, which, together
with three others occupied by families named
Crane. Welsh and HoIlander, were consumed, 81 9
total loss of about $1,000. Mr.. Fahey was insured
in the Merchants' for $3.50, but there Was no IN
pursnce on the other buildings The flames are
supposed 10 have originated from the hre place
where fire was left BY the inmates on retiring
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. DRIsGs.

ATTORNEYS AT Law and SOLICITORS OF PATENrS
Office corner Of Seventh and Streets washlngob D. C.
Prosecute cases the Of Claims beore th- several
Dspartn ents and Congressional Committees
For cotton upentins tobacco. etc. sszsd IN he STATES
lately IN rebellion By United States Treasury Agents. OF By
the United tates Army
For supplies taken or purchased by ccer Of s uaised
States Army. 10 rrt en- ffl-
For rent o o. property destroyed. etc.
Patents sttsined In the ,horiest hnepossbia
All necessary drawings and ps2es prepared Charges
reasonable.
Special attention paid arising under the Internal
Reyenue and Customs LAVA
Liberal per centsgs allowed Attorneys sendsg eass
Business WITH any Of the DepaItents sssndsd 70 With
pronptnesA .,
The usual prsescs 70 give rr nst o. prominent poll
,csn. st.te.men generals etc for sef.reDcsA" Whsn
We rec i've from Client asking for references Ne
give him the Of reliable In bis o~n Stats 80
,.t be can personally or By letter Learn what In
regard TO
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John TOBY Again.

A few days ago this notorious character, to-
geiher with another rapscallion, was arrested for
stealing a buggy, and condemned to spend SIX
month"; In the Workhouse. as q vagrant and dau-
Qerous and suspicious character, by Recorder
Gastnel, but immediately Thereafter released sy
that magistrate on the promise OF Toby ahas
Tobip, alias Turpin, alias Tarpy, that ne
yould leave the State by five o'clock that even
ing. Our people were willing to allow iooy
90 20 and be hanged elsewhere, ana nothing
more was thought OF the matter unul
yesterday. Toby, whose pranks nave msae nun
quite conspicuous In our community. Is closely
watched by the police, who entertain no kindiy
feeling for him, for hershovs fight whenever he Is
arrested, but on Thursday his vslor was the cause
of ferions damage 10 him. On the complaint OF
the keeper Of the cofeehouse at the corner OF
TouIouse and Burgundy streets. who caught Toby
in the act of stealing the contents oil his tiil Om-
Ger Sears arrested Toby aud was ABOUT taxing
him to the station but Toby, true to his instincts,
resisted and applied vigorous blow win cow
hide he bad in his hands across the face Of the
officer and would have escaped but for the timely
arrival of other policemen, between whom aud
| bin scufie epsued resulting IN the overPowerne
| Of Toby and bis being taken TO the station Wnere
| he il now confined. Dsring the scufils Toby was
cut in at least half dozen places on the head ano
face with clubs and bottles, according to hts state
| ment severely enough 10 have killed any Two
Ordinary men, but hardly suiiieieBt 70 move him
In company with Deputy Coroner EspinoIs we
| Of the head about three inches long seemed sen
GUS enough to have felled young bull his lei
Jaw is terribly swollen also from the effects OF
/ blow with q blunt weapon. The operation Q
shaving the hair in order 10 dress the wounds IN
deTtsken by the kindly Mr.. Espinols was alengtn;
| and painful job, and yet Toby scarcely wincea
| although the razor was greater portion OF tn
| time in contact with the quick Of the wound. u
fact Toby eonyersed pleasantly about the scuiis
and expressed his surprise at the interference Q
me dangerous character of this man, especial
when under the influence OF liquor, would seem
| REQUIRE his exclusion from our community, ans
we hope that the investigation of the affair VIII r.
suit accordingly.
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The receipts in the Custom House for the last
month were in excess Of those Of any other month
for two years past.
once seekers and applicants begin to multiply
In and about the corridor stairs and doorWays Oh
the Custom House.
Lowell and Joubert, postmaster and assessor,
are said TO be en- route hither from Washington.
Collector Of Internal Revenue Stockdale and
Acting Collector Moe were yesterday still svsn-
ing instructions from Washington, relative 70 re-
ceipis for bsck assessments, pending the transfer
Of The Office to the former.
DR.. Sullivan. naval officer, left for Washington
on thursday evening.
The collector Of the port, Mr.. Casey, has Tor
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Jpfal Snteuigenft.
The Wsosher,

The temperature yesterday, az shown BY the
thermometer OF G. Dlhamel's, Ill Canal street was
40 follows: Al 6 A. n. 81 degrees; IL n. o. )
P. n. 70; Pm. "a. ~, 81 s.s,-.- 80 ,r,sg
The following il the weather report for yester-
day in the places severally mentioned. TIE ams
at which the report IA made IL at A. NJ:
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nr,.ee,laneon. Isems.

We understand that. at the Fair Grounds yes
tetdsy. about dusk, just outside, near the Du-
maine Station, On Savage street. there was .
skrimmace-two shots were ired-and, though
Eve police men were near at hand, no one OF them
ventured forth. OF course, considerable excite
ment was created, the women screaming and men
rushing around. The full particulars have not
yet trsDspired.
10 rob the clothing store OF Charles Let, No. 213
Tchoupitoulas street, but being seen and pursued
by the police succeeded 10 making their escape,
carrying nothing away with them.
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}, DEAN, RS. SALES.
!. uCrros SAILS OF FURNITURE
! nEIAn- ~ AucrloNEER.

! Il - = ]. DEAN. Jk-s AOOffONIsHh'
Calls The attention Of city ard country buyers 70 az
sale, al TURhITUhE Of every description ara 70
sEe p.re thi month every Monday Wednesday and fnds
arr via cell assortment every sac oy ne
an omit Of breaking housekeeping 70 meet me
demands Of be has IN reqnen Dis Two lrs
Parties desiring purchase Furniture should 20, TAU 70
attend sales Wis his eloH r09ns A. NJ 10 Ntafo
street. carner Csronceiet.
Quick faies 70 make r0On.
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Tn, Youp. People. A..ocIatlon.

This popular association held its regular weekly
meeting last evening in the chapel OF the First
congregational Church, corner of Calliope and
Prytania streets, and Is we are glad to see, rapid
ly increasing in mbers; 30 much so In fact that
il will soon have to find larger place to meet in.
By next winter the members Will De ensoled 70
engage large hall and give q course Of lectures
by the most talented lecturers in the country.
The want of this has long been felt our citizens
The meeting last evening was called to order by
Judge Howell and opened with the usual prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Harris, after which Mr. Herrick read
Whittier's poem The Wreck OF hvermoutn,'
with fine effect. he was followed by Mrs. Baker.
Who read exquisitely poem entitled Woman 8
Rights.n The president then announced tna'
the debate, commenced at the last meeting on the
subject i" shall the right Of suffrage be conferred
on women?n would be resumed; the final re-
cult OF this, however, we could not remain TO as
certain. The next meeting will be on Friday
evening, the l6th inst, when the programme wi
consist of music, recitstions, and debate on the
subject "should public education be compulsory
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Don't buy Q miserable single thread machine,
when you can get frst premium Grover Baker
ct the New Yorf price. ff,y'fve dollars, and war
ranted five yeais, at lS2 Canal street.
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Buy the only sewing machine it for family use,
the Grover Il Baker. Warranted for five years.
ouDter, braider and hemmer given with each ma
chine at ls2 Canal street. rrf +
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Our present boating population is very natu'
rally Of see fair-ing character. -
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MAGNOLIA WAFER. Superior TO the best in
ported German cologne, and sod st bali TIE price
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From New York-A. Walsh. From HAVANA
VIM. Rita Trellis, two children and servant, Jose
Gonzalez Monastero, J. NJ. Sohiele, j. @. horang,
Jose de Ayalssy Onori, Mr.. Paul Estrue, Serspln
Viette, P. f. Riviro Andrea de Ia Cruz, Jose NJ.
del Pozo. wife and child, M: Msrero, =. del Poso'
Batists Miss jscobe Perez ba,ista and i've chill
dren. NJ. YQuocis Amarosa ]. G. Marstirens.
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The fair at Odd Fellows Hall closed last night I;
the attendance was excellent, and from all sp-
pesrances considerable money was spent therein.
The excitement wsxed high on the voting for the
silyer.trumpet. Until last night this magnificent
work of art attracted but little attention, but then
the voting began In real earnest. The principal
competitors were Mechanics and jackson Is.
The friends Of both companies were hard at work,
while the ladies' occupied themselves in election
eeripg for their favoEite company. We have not
heard how the vote terminated, but understand
that of IL P. N. Mechanics No. was ahead.
In looking back upon the fair, our memories OF
II are most pleasant. The ladies' who were In
charge were as kind, as hospitable and as agree
able as ever ladies were, while the constant
kuovledee of the purposes Of the entertainment
made every visitor enjoy his sojourn there.
We trust that the object Of the fair, which was
20 obtain funds 10 aid in the erection OF ne"
church, was so we'll furthered as to make the man
sgers satisfied with their Efforts ,..1 1-.I
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-.,d.a ~. no,a.. ana "a, ..sum. the duties of
Ma s STc esrIv IN The coming week. - !
me Sun .o...s ns sns Grsss western RsiIroad
Ts.. III, -s,,.in A. n = nrobaby until the
is,h p~S.n The irimn ction ouestion comes up.
~ r.. Edmonsfor ganrer frst distriot. Lou
MI - hsnr rsr,oveed Nv ovder ~ Commits
ls , n nsi 49, "a osSsraa ~ tnrn over his hv.
soner Ds'.no 49, .oa .,smns to Collector Noe.
of 11 ' S.,. uansa .~niots. have not vet "a
me tss,r s.,ar;ss for he months Of February
and March, ssa ls's - :. ~ =. -. 20. -
-s1.as @sas MILITARY.
rbe sort;eth infantry (colored) hssresched here
10 he cousolidsted with the thirty ninth icolored)
ahs IsC By Gsn Mover
o,ei Cen. Hincks. lieutenant colonel, and Major
Ms. A. feid oficsrs. = 49,
- = - N n SD sa,sal.. i
IA sLg v.,,.
hoard OF ls .
The following cases have been acted upon py
the board: 81 ! .-ss ~ 800 90. -. -.
Present. Commissloner McDnn IN the cnar'
Burbank, Rsynal. George and Isabelle. -
vioisung Poi'oo fuies' '1'S ---A--S' - -
y John MeDemott. No. 81. frst prscinct Charge.
unoficerlike conduct. Not guilty--case dis
,-{s,.aa y 7 = |eet 80 'i.- 49,
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Jupiter TOnans ! isn't it dusty.

The fiftieth anniversary Of the first mass OF Pope
Plus the Ninth, Is to be celebrated tomorrow
Extensive preparations are being made and the
procession will problbly be the largest of that
na,ure ever held in tiis city. A full list OF the
various churches, ssylums' Schools etc.. 70 DC
represented, as well as detailed plan OF the ceie
bration and the line of march VIII De ionnd IN our
advertising columns Mr.. W. b. Lancaster 'ne
secretary. announces 8 complete list OF the vice
presidents and assistant vice presidents ana iu'.
ushes some Information which VIII Dc OF interest,"
TO those gentleman. .rrt
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
MASH g. HODGSON'S SALES.
GROCERIES, WHISTLES, MoLAssEs, SYRUP, NAILS
HARDWARE. DRUGS GLASSWARE. BOOTS.
SHOES, SHOT, ROPE. HATS. CAPS, ETC.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
BY NASH q HoDGsON.-
W. L HoDesos kuctioneer,
oHce-No 10 Grsvier street.
nArURDAY, April 10, 1850. ma 10 1-c
- O'Clock the Levee, head OF Canal street. saved
from reck Agnes exseamer Nicksourg of &c
conpt Of whom II may concern, viii be sold
e. kegs hsf barrels do barre aud ns osress
Whi,ly barrels Flour b. rels Sugar. DO xes TOBACCO
baTrs oeoa Nuts barrel Almonds Is ATS Aackee oox
,.iss.uare cssk boxes Druxs ooxes Axe.
and eIVes s. kees Nals boxes Horse Shoes, seq DO
NJ Plow Msuds bundles Hsmss pair Bello IS Shove
neg Shot keg Leaf, pig do, boxes boots, POKE:
Hal, Az Caps bale Noes box statiouerS stnc ooa
Snol Thread box oysters soil small Rope. boxes sun
dries and Qusnty Of sundes too Numerous 70 psruca
lariEe.
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Pools to the amount of nearly $4,000 were
sold last night, for the races to-day. Numerous
packages Of greenbscks will be tied to each
horses tail. May the luckest win the money!
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There will be . grand children's ball on the dan
cling floor, this afternoon, at the Fair Grounds.
The ball will commence at three o'clock and close
at dark
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On Thursday night an Individual insisted on
lighting his cigar from the cosloh lamp when
lights the main entrance of the Fair Grounds not
Uithstanding the repeated warnings OF the door
keepor. The result was that the lamp was upset
and broken, and tie burning fluid falling over the
head and face od the door-keeper, scaIded him
severely; luckily Showever, not sufficiently TO pre-
vent him from attl ending 30 his duties yesterday.
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The steamship Rspidan, Capt. Mallory, arrived
Yesterday from New York via Havana, with full
freight and the following named passengers:
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Treasury notes remainder payable - two snd
yeare IN the notes the purchasers
70 their BY them i3dorsed domioiaed ~
tie B~nk OF New Orezns bearing interest rom d,y
Of at the rate Of eight per cont per snnu until nnM
ment secured special lien and privilege on the
sold With the suss o. non aisnsndo ana In ease
thereof the clause Of avs pr csn< steornayS fse&
The divided int coupons may be required ~
mt them possession Of she property s.d vi, De re-
drainage tax which claimed by The Drainage Board 81 hs
70 an sct dated 1857 store Magner,
sry thar !. favor Of Mr. Poycsrpe fcvts
tide Henry Clay Assnue. gvantns ssad me
ri.ht rsrosd sad from the
sppi river the csrontcn RAILROAD Mays e street, tn,
railroad Constructed bsfore thu vas deusi sned ana
compstsy desroyed for that Only does not
egu,e on The plan Mr. r. Forer right Is, however reeog
nzed by the ~endsfA
purebae-s the square WIN be rsquired 20 pay
at the time adndcaon zen per cent upon ths am o.
ment- A.. ~-..ns.
Of the purchasers including u b. stamps fequFe'
bylaw &H-t tu4 ..i liAit ~
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a VI VALUABLE PRoPERTY FOR SALE
.HzrA4l- -i.1 -
UNRIvALED WATER POWER
SPLENDID SITES FOR xASurAcroRIEs.
n.y., n. WALTON a DEsLoNDE.
sf ~ cll J.B wALfos, Azesionesr '1r' ~
-. Ofics Ma 6 Carondciut street..

STS Z. y aas sSss x fsz 81 ~
zscu ASpzs T. q ;.,sn los sssi
two and the town 81 ovingteu With All hs
thereon consisting Of iargs aud subt AtiAy
may be found due Apple Pear Plum, Pecan trees etc
7be psSe within four hours duly Communication with
the citr nv stsam The water power the Is mex
some three mi Is length and nnivsed Better
any the South The localty pleasant and healthy
and there several One 'Dprings on tbs place
TINS or paymens Of two
prornssory notes. for $l75o dsed August 1851 psya-
bic raonths alter date aad
ing per per interest from dae and Dsarng
81 ecsl mortgage the said land md improvements balance
cash.. - =,
Carondest street
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There is considerable talk Of 9 game of base
ball TO be plsytd next Sunday at the Fsi-
Grounds. II is tot yet known what clubs are
10 be the contestants, but II is certain that a
match between those two well known clabs, the
Lone Star and sbuthsra, would be most accept
able 10 the admirers Of the national game. Can
mot the Young gentlemen composing these clubs
come together aid adord the publiO an exhibition
of how bsse ball can be Played And cannotthe
Fair Grounds Association Offer prize or medal
for the best game Of base ball! -