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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Life Association Of America To widow ~ JON
athnn Astou. u lot. with buildings. bounded by
Annunct ton, Robin Chippewa and Race
streets, 81 IVY al feet AZ q
Samuel Aston Mrs. Elizabeth Aston. three
lois of ground In Sixth District, known as Nos.
\. and 10 OF square No. IL, bounded by Colt
scum. Perrier. General Taylor and Permission
streets $500
Mas Lydia Boyle to Robert Boyle a lot. with
buildings Ia square bounded ~ Robertson.
Claiborne. Dumaine aud st. Philip streets.
"a by "a. $500
Widow Danl Driscoll Miss Sarah A. DIiscoll
aud Mary L. Driseol. four lots, with improve
ments. In the Seventh District. in square No. 40.
$1,000.
Peter Smith to John Forschler a lot. with
buildings, In square bounded by Goodchildren.
MoraIes, Glouat and Louisa straets. 300
Mrs Paul Alb-rt Bacas to Mrs. John Mclean.
o lot with buildings. In square bounded by
Hospital Galvez. Ursultnes and Miro streets.
- by 70. $4oa.
Mr.. Freierika Kern to Robt. F. W. Thuem, n
Lot Of ground, with buildings. In square bounded
by Snrapuru. First. chippewa aud Annuncia-
ton st Gets. q by 100, $500
Nine. Elodte Robert TO Albert Maurier. n
lot with In provements. In square bounded ny
Villare. Robertson. keilerec and Columbus
streets. so by 12S. $3.50.
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In another column Of our paper we present
to our readers the card of one Of our oldest.
most reliable and cheapest houses In the furni-
ture Iine-that Of Jos. B. Hubbard. proprietor
of the furniture palace conveniently located In
the centre Of the business portion of New Or
leans The buildings. expressly erected for the
business. contain the finest show rooms. being
we'll lighted. ventilated and Of easy access, and
the stock one Of tho largest In the South. care-
fully selected to meet The wants OF q Southern
home-tho tnste OF the most refined and the
purse Of the humble and the wealthy. Among
articles largely represented and especially low
priced We found parlor furniture fhome madel.
secretartes, book cases. hat-racks md side
boards and everything In proportion Whoever
wants to save from 25 to so per cent, go to the
furniture palace. Co. soc. and Judge for your-
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COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT.

We ara pleased to see that tho ladies Of tho
Bethel Association have determined to evince
their recognition of the uncenssng and merito-
rions labors Of the chaplain, the Rev A. J
Witherspoon, by giving for HIS benefit II grand
complimentary concert on November 1s. at 8 D..
N. Tho concert will be under the direction Of
Prof. Z, w. Bremen. assisted Ivy J.W. II. Eckert
both Of whom are we'll known to our musical
public. The Hon. Louis Bush will deliver an
address on the occasion and many nf our most
talented ladies and gentlemen will sing.
We sincerely trust that the object which the
ladies' have in vlew-the rental of q parsonage
tor VIZ Witherspopn-ma be attained. Tor he
has worked most assi'uouEly and unsenshy
IN the interest of sea faring men. who before he
hagnn hts labnra We're utterly nncursd for and
left during their stay Ia port to til worst In
fineDets. He has accomplished wonders In the
establishment OF hsthels. aud has succeeded by
persistent effort In enliating In behalf of the
sailors. tho interest of large number of our
hest psoue. The be'hel on Fulton street has
haen enlarged four times. in order to meet the
growing demauds for larger accommodation
and that fact alone tells OF the success of the
pastot \ work, BY all means TT liz help to help
the man who has so generously helped otbors,
and make tho occasion OF the concert one to be
pleasantly remembered by all parties COM
eerned.
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THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court


Carson Nudge vs. CITY Of New Orlaans.-Or-
defed thnt order pro ennfe 40 be set side with
out prejudice to plaintiffs right to traverse
anawara fled.
MIX Grebner vs. y, T. Flanders; In re CON
solIdated Association Planters of Louisiana -
1t being shown to the satisfaction Of Tho court
That the sureties, on thu bond of Appeal
have become insolvant 1t Is orleted that
Z, w. Huntington and II. 7 Chnmpin show
cause why they should not furnish new and suf-
heisut bond
SUITS FILED.
j. O. A. FalloWs va. Myra Clark Gaines.-Suit
for Sss $50 g.. amount alleged to h3 duo for pro
fes4ional services,
w II. Mills Va. J. q. A. Follows Plaintiff al
leges professional services rs associate counsel
Of defendant in tho Gaines caRes and asks Tint
the court decree him entitled to oue-half the
eounse fees already paid or which may here
after be Hdjudgeh 70 he due.
Silman w Wheeoek va. J II A. aauthrenux.
Suit Tor sf5is 20. amount alleged to be due on
open merchandise account.
Afrei Marchnnd st al. VI. Charles w. Allen
Suit for st8,65o amount OF purchase note go
cured by mortgage on the Nina Plantation.
Pointe Coupee.
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REX AND COMMERCE.
Shall We or Shall We Not Invite Our
Friends Here

Shall We or Shall We Not Invite Our
Friends Here.
That business has taken o hrisker turn and
promises fairly for good winters trade Is q
fact conceded and appreciated by almost every
body who ID Interested ID or takes the trouble
to think abou, the matter. Succeeding u re-
markahly cool aud healthy summer we have
had still more remarkably pleasant and
agreeable fall which has matured lafo crops
perfectly ana ntr ,rded tho most favorable np-
portunities for harvesting the earlier ones
The planters mako q splendid showing. and
business IN all lines has had boom IN m
sequence. Tbs we'll posted declare that we will
have the best season since the war. and the far
seeing give assurances that 1t is but the Begin
ming Or better times TO come. which are to
place our city on n firmer and moro env!abe
commercial basis than II has ever before oeeu-
pie and secure to us tho crown Of lasting
prosperity.
1t Is to be thoped that our merchants and
others imme lately Interested in all that ad
v tncas or retnras the welfare and good name
ot Nav Orleans will take adv tn'age Of this FL
vorable turn which affairs have taken. ard do
t,eir best e INSURE IL eon,inn,ance; &C. ~
some Inducements and attractions to those who
are seeking homes in our midst or who may
wish ~ solourn with us ~. fit fir day, Our
city without attracti us which amuse as we'll as
profit and instruct Is dead. are making most
extensive aud iandab.e efforts ID makethe cam
ing carnival such sNccess rs shall attract
thansa, d. 70 orr city. and entertain hem so
we'll that they. vii eome, agau and bring other
thousands with them, Momus IL preparing
display worthy Of his fame in preceding years.
Comu-. always liberal aud reg mt. Is againto
Visit orr streets with his Distinguished aften-
dants, rhuuny Phorty i Phellows will contribute
tbeir--l OF mite. but bushel ~ the htlarity aud
entertainments Of the time. while the King the
royal and magnificent Rex. as BELTS r yalty, Is
sparIng neither time. paths nor money tn make
his visit one Of unsurpassed attraction and
beauty.
Said St. Louis paper Of the eleventh of Oc-
tohar last AT least two hundred thousand
strangers have visited the city of st. Louis this
week. Hotels and boarding hoases have been
crammed with guests. and private fo- pitality
has been tested to its utmost capacity" Another
paper Of the same date gives the reason and
results Of this great influx Of strangers: Our
fair. thanks 10 The liherality OF our merchants
and the cooperation of our people has been
an anpounded and unprecedented success, and
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Second Recorders Court.

Ell Harria. alias James Brooks charRed with
bsing " fugitive ftom justice from the Statt OF
grand larceny came up for trial. Tho affidavit
was dismissed and &c used discharged the
prosecuting witness having given q false i'd
dress and not heng found.
Patrick Walsh, for carrying concealed weap-
ons. was placed under $3.50 bond to appear be-
fore the Superior Crim nal Court
Last July q boy named Louis Ambrose was
sent to thu House of Refuge for some offense
Recently he applied TO Judge Miltenberger for
his release. and the Judge accordingly wrote n
latter recommending this procedure. but for
some reason or other, either that the commit
ment did not describe the boy or he had given n
~ ,,. nh,na. .ne reeae was hot eiieo.aa Juage
steps.
In reporting Fridays proceedings In this
g. Vincent had been atraigned and dismissed on
the charge OF knowingly receiving stolen
goods. The name should have been 8. Her
man, Mr.. Vincent merely being called upon rs
n witnesR
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BOARD or HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following were recorded yesterday Mt tn
office Of the Board Of Health:
BIRTHs.
Mrs. Chaa. T. Black A sou.
Mrs. Geo. Shoney, n son.
Mrs. VIM, Tiernay q son.
Mrs. Hugh McCloakey. IL daughter.
MIS-. Geo. b tehemin, Il son.
Mrs. Edgar .Inndry. " son.
Mrs. II =. Moran. q con.
Mrs Paul neare Il daughter.
Mrs J. j.. DE Mernat. son.
Mrs. Patrick Carroll. u son.
Mrs. Jean NJ. Ulaverie. u son.
MARRIAGES..
Joseph Drees To Bsrnndiba Shultg.
Ubrig KreIg 10 Mary Carter.
Ishuan Sanders 10 Prclla Cox.
IOuia CLARK To Mpusay Henry.
John Taylor to Mary Leo.
] 'hn Nolan to MHrgarntha Zimmerman
Miguel CAno I'D IizTia +. Martiurz.
Phillip Limmick to Cornalia Little.
DEATHS.
Virginia A. SALES. months.
jackson hpaed 80 veara.
George Shoney, 50 years. .
George IIggins, months.
Mrs. Catnerite Edmonaton. IS years.
Pierre Arri.ux. 4f years.
w leon l}o1ar, III dHva.
Canttia Robinson, days.
John b. D'Herete. years.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Registrar OF Voters. Parish Of Orleans,
Nv, nrIaana Cart "a 1910

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Registrar OF Voters Parish of ORLEANS, !
New Orleans. Sept. "a. 1879 J
The office OF the Registrar of Voters for the
Parish Of Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY. thetwenty- fifth day OF September. at Sit.
Patrick's Hall. Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square, and will be kept open until November
"a, 1879. Sundays and legal holidays excepted In
order to enable those who have not registered
In 1873 and 1879. and those who have removed. to
secure their regular papers In view OF the
great number Of applications for duplicate reg
istration papers. citizens are earnestly requests
ed to use diligent search for original paperg
before applying for duplicates.
Office open from O'Clock a. m. to u M. and
from / 80 to D. m.
CHAB. CAvANAC,
Registrar of Voters.
SEES y Parish OF 0rleBnss
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BREVITIES.

The Rev. A. N, Wvckoof viii preach at the
upper Bethel this evening Mt IL o'clock. The
seamen are specially invited.
vieilaut Steam Fire Company No. 8 intends to
instant by grand bali at the Exposition Hail.
match game of ball will be nlayed this
evening between the L kford and Pagan clul q
OF Delachaise green for purse of $50. Game
to be called at 2:30 sharp.
Battery Of the Louisiana Field Artillery
give a grand military and fancy dress ball at
Grunewald Hall on Thursday evening, the
twenty seventh instant. All preparation has
music. entertainment and decoration.
For gas aud steam fitting 90 to M. I'll. Apple
gate No 146 Poydras street.
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LIFE
by ELLA WHEELER.

feel the great immensely OF Life.
All little aims slip from me. and reaah
NV yearning soul toward the Infinite
As whom mighty forest. whose green leaves
Have shut 1t lii mud mnia II aean bower
For lovers secrets and fnr chi}dren's FpoIta,
Gusts all its clustering foliage 70 the winds.
Aud leta The eye bnhold II, limilasa,
Aud full of winding mysteries ~ ways:
So now with Life that reaches out before,
And borders on the unexplained Beyond
| see he stars above me. world on world:
! hear the q 4 full language Of the Space:
| feaJ the diatnni aurging 1T Ireat seas
That bida The secrets of the Universe
In their eternal hosnms: and know
That am but NJ atom On tho Whole.
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WAsHBuRNs sTupIo.-It IS scarcely neces-
sary to remind the public that the old hero In
photography. Washburn, ia fully alive to the
requirements OF his extensive business, and
has added many new and important features in-
to his studio. He Ia now making the celebrated
Lambert picture. aud specimens are upon ex-
hibltion Parties contemplating having pho
tograph taken had better drop In and examine
those superb pictures, for. In addition to their
beauty, they are permanent and never fading
photographs
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MASS MEETINGS
DEMOCRATICC CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
OF THE

Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Democratic Conservative Party.
New Orleans. October IA. 1879.
Mass meetings Of the Democratic q ConserVa-
tive party will be addressed by Gov. l.. a. Witt.
Hons. Samuel D. McEnery. ]. O. Egan. Allen
Jumel. e. FL. Fay. W. A. Strong. T.. A. Burke. Ell.
N. Ogden. e. John Ellis Albert VOORHEES,. J. B.
Eustis. B. F. Jonas. r. N. Ogden. John Me-
Emery Don Caffrey. Robt Richardson, J, g.
Moncure r. B. Lyons. r. @. Wiekllffe. A. 3.
Heron A. Roman. T. ?. Poche W. W. Farmer.
Vim. M. Levy. VIM. Fl. Jack. Gen. Randall Glib
son. Gen. J. Floyd King. James ingan. ). @.
Hawkes., 2. Il. Theard. Hon. J. H. Acklen. Hon.
Il. w. Robertson. Hon. j. B. Elan.
The meetings will be held as follows:
November II. Observation-Disclosures
November 10. Tuesday, MONTGOMERY.
November 10. Wednesday-Colfax.
November 2O Thursday-Ale
November %. Saturday-Marksville.
November "a. Monday Opelousas.
November rs. Tuesday-Ve Knoxville.
November %. Tuesday-St. Martinsvlle.
November 26. Wednesday-Iberia
November 27. Thursday-Abbeville.
November 81. Thursday Franklin.
November 49, Friday-Houma.
November 20. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
December 1. Monday-Napoleonvl
december i. MOnQay-DO
November II. MISUNDERSTANDING
November 49, Wednesday-St. Charles court
house.
November %. Thursday-St. John court
mouse.
November 81. Friday-Bt. Bernard. old courts
house.
November %. Saturday Pointe-a. la~H ache,
November 20. Thursday Coyington.
November %, Saturday Frankllnton.
November "a. Monday-Amite.
November Is. Tuesday-G reensburg.
November n. Thursday-Port Vincent.
ALBERT VOORHEES,
President State Central Committee Democratie-
Conservative Party of Louisiana.
Q. d. TENEIsoN. Secretary. oc15
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.

The organization known as tho Catholic
Knights Of America which has gained SO
much popularity In tho Northern and Eastern
States will be formed this evening NJ 80 o'clock
at the parochIal school house, st. Patrick's
Church II la an organization open to all
Oh holics and hRs for its object the couneract-
ing Of the Influences OF such societies rs the
Commune and socinlism
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INSPECTORS WORK.

The report OF the local boards Of inspectors
TO Supervisor Norton for tho week ending yes
to-day. shows the following:
Inspected and passed the stenmers Kittle Nve.
Morgan, Clara T.. Glssin. Big SuntloWer, Alex
andria. Sentinel and st Mary.
Also. tested donkey boilers Of ateamers Gus
ste aud Morgan. and Issued ~ inspection Ger.
tifleate to steamer Moie at Morgan City. and
isaued repair permit TO steamer Hutchinson.
The supervising Inspector being absent. re-
ports from Galveston. Apalachioola and Mobile
nnnuot ba got Mt
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BILLIARDS.

preliminary tournament of local experts.
whose records are not such as to render them
eligible to play In the forthcoming grand tour
nament will be held at the Crescent Hall. COM
meneing Monday. the first OF December. 1879.
The one who wins shall have the right to be a
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ALABAMA GoAL-A. G. Danner 4 Co.. 40 Ca
rondol.t street. advertise in another column
thai they are prepared to furnish Pratt It Co.'S
Alabama coal for steam and family purposes
at prices far below those now asked for Pitts
burg coal. Their card contains Q number
of rtfsrences from we'll known merchants and
steumboatmen who have tried their coal.
They pronounce II for steam PURPOSES equal to
the Pittsburg coal making steam freely and
every way desirable for that purpose. Messts.
Banner 4 co. have very fine coal for family
purpose which they are Offering at very low
liz uTHs
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THE SERVANTS OF THE POOR.

Under this noble title number of the high
est ladies Of tho land have formed q charitable
association. for tho purpose OF taking care Of
destitute families who are too proud to ask for
aims. and though willing to work for q living.
yet cannot find employment to satisfy their
necessities. This society, known az the Ladies'
Servants of tho Poor" was organized In 1858,
and rays special attention to those families
who have been reduced to misfortune and want
by the untoward events and social revolutions
Fl thing. furnish coal and endeavor as much
rs human power aided by energetic charity can
do. to alleviate worthy poverty. On the twenty
SIKH instant the society proposes to give an
ener attainment at EXPOSITION Hall for tie bene-
fit Of the poor. and no doubt our appreciative
and charitable public will come. as usual. to
the rescue.
Water pipes. stands and bath-tubs at Apple
Eate's No f4s P1vdras street
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PERSON AL.

The many friends of Charles do Rnyer were
delighted to gree him on our thoroughfares
again yesterday and to welcome him back from
and aonten ment beam on his feAtures and Car
ondeet has regained one Of Its greatest attrac
tions.
GINS fixtures, chandeliers. at Applegate's, No.
lag poydrss street,
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SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr., III. N. jenkins. solicitor OF patents. No az
Commercial Place, officially reports to the DEM
oCRAT the following complete list OF patents
granted Southern inventors for the week end
ing November 4, 1879:
Louisiana-F W. Rainey and r. B. Rogers
New Orleans. device for preventing the shift
ing Of carEoes in vessels.
Ar.aneas-N Monday and j. 7. Doherty
Bentonvile. hair sptiug studs.
Mississippi-N. A. CASTOR. New Prospect, car
prnpellers 2. 4. Lee, pia.tsburg. cotton seed
and corn panter,
Texas-J s. Brown. Galveston. sheet metal
hnmnA
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NOVELTIES IN Dry G5oDs.-The unanimous
opinion seems to prevail among the ladies that
L. H. Adams. 5o4 Magazine street. has the
freshest and handsomest assortment Of dry
goods In the city. Mr.. Adams's long experience
In tho dry goods business. and his we'll known
taste In the selecton of goods. has enabled him
to always present the choicest and most fash
ionable articles In the dry goods line upon his
counters, hence the popular verdict
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MILLER < DIELMANN.- These enterprIsing
merchants advertise in another column real
izlng the importance OF doing go at this time.
though there Is no business firm In New Or
leans better known than they are throughout the
Southern country. Not only are they the most
extensive candy manufacturers In this State,
but their large and growing trade In California
wines has increased their business ten-fold,
Mr. Diemann has but a few weeks since re-
turned from California. whence he had gone to
perfect arrangements for the more prompt de-
livery of wine In New Orleans and to secure
the best brands for this market. His wine
rooms now. as they appear filled to repletion
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CONTINENTAL GUARDS.

At meeting held by tho Continental Guards
on the twelfth instant. after due discussion and
deiberation, 1t was resolved to make m exten-
sive excursion to Boston and other cities In the
early part of next summer The preliminary
arrangements have been made by the Cont.
nentals. and we Bnow that when they uud-r-
take ANYTHING 1t Is sure to ba carried through
our citiz'n s1l fiery could not be better rerre-
In any part of The universe, than by this splend-
idly drilled and disciplined corps. and we hope
that all curret t. will run smon thly to lead them
to the haven of their ehdeavor5.
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Martin Lannes stalls Nos. s and 80 Maya
zine Market will serve to his customers every
day. choice meats vegetables. fruits. fish. poul-
try. eggs. ducks, turkeys and yenison. low down
for cash. Steamboats,. ships. hotels and board
ing houses. patronizs Lannes If you want the
best and cheapess.
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Saturday morning Mt 8 o'clock Mr. Dupas's
residence. corner OF Desire and Casacalvo
Streets. was slightly damaged by fire The fire
was caused by II heated furnace being left too
near a door
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II you want u superior quality Of fancy mixed
candies. at low price. order the Double Grown
brand, and take no other.
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Tho best plumbing done by Apologize No.
1iG poydras street.
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Gas stoves. ranges etc. ut Applcgates. No. lag
PoEdras street.
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CITY ECHOES.

Harriet TAYLOR. alias Shanks. and Emma
King, alias Felicis were locked up In the Third
Station on charge of larceny.
Delaware FL mt was locked up In the Fourth
Station, charged ny Maria Jones with assault
with a dangerous weapon.
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ARRAIGsEp AND PLEADED

ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Edward G. Palmer. emhezzlement: released
on sl5. 900 bonds.
Edward @. Palmer, willful eoncealment of
facts rs to the condition of n banking company ::
released on SIS coo bonds
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III connection with the attraction OF the Yelled
Prophets brought over two hundred thousand
people as visitors. who, 1t is estimated left
during their stay over two million dollars In
our city Rather n persuasive argument In
favor of ''liherality aud attractions" Shall we
be likewise2
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Political clubs should get fireworks from Mil
lor II DieImanns. II they wish to make n fine
display
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1879

perts DESTROYS nj entering will send their
names to Major j. A. Walker at the Crescent
Hall on nr before the twenty fifth instant This
game will be the champion game.