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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
sHERIFFS SALES.

srcosp DISTRICT octR1 CRY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
Of New Orleans. CHARLES BLACk-ko. iz,5i0.
RY VIRTUE Of writ offleri fsciss f TO- me ns
Orleans In the above entitled viii proceed 20 lel
public auction. the City Hotel Common street between
ary 1855 II O'Clock NJ the following described property
viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the Fourth ~
District OF this city, 10 square No rs bounded by First M
Fulton Second sad lot measuring ~
eighty feet First street. Ny hundred and
feet 10 depth
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in tbs above suit
TERMS-Cssh on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
Y. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans

SIxIENK CoUR DISTRICT OH ARIES BIGLIOEE VS. SEES
de Ia Nouyele Orleans. ! CHARACTERISTIC. 5el2
I'm vERTU dun ordre de vente rendu lie
IL IL de Decembre 1851 moi addresse PHonoIable
sxieme Coar de District d 4 Eoayelle Oren dams pSaIe
eidssns procedera yENDREDI Is de anvier 1859 midi
arH6te de Il Ce de Ia Commune les dn Camp
ct dt hagssin lie de Creancers de pnsovabe
Ia vente publlqne ct adjudication de
uN TERRAIN sitns dams ls Qaairieme District dc ees %
Ye dams cee partie du dit District cidevant CONNIE W
ie de fsubouTR Lvahdsis dtsigne e MI
unmero HUT de let lie plan original du
dh sbourg dress6 b. BnsAon Voyer de Nsvernbre
l2 ct depose en- eude de O. r. strnge aarefo noiaire
public de cetie ve cinquante peds face Ia
Dsdes de ynRt eibq pied borne dun
cote le numero Sept dc sure enuIso Reuf Ia
senble les smeioraons qa ouvent e ~
terrain eonsisiant maisou base bos deux
ehambres deux cabinets petite cuisine dams Ia
Aband0nne par Pinsolvable SEES Creenciers.
COS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u moment De padiudieation.
r. r. PARKER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

DEUNIEaE CouR De DISTRICT WILLIE DE la NILE. ORIE
de Ia Nouvvlle- Orleans : ANS vs.. p. d. GORDON
- No 1858
~ adresse Honorable D-uxieme t0nr he District h. ia
eO leans, dams Pataire cdessus proceera e VEN
pkE " de fevrier 1855 midi Ia cite rue de
pubiique ct adjudication de- " ~
" GEkIAiN TERRAIN situe dams lie Premier Dis -
ct dc Get Pet No u borne par les rues in
He d9 nc, Dame e Leyte. ii5l
Le dlt gingt-trois pieds de face d IA rue Julie,
sur qua ~*S8 T. N eds de profoudeur.
hhsehl - PES basses eliOratons qu existent
us'us .,srs,f maisou briques deuN eaees Il mo
J. tout sais wins raiftire c,dtssus
oRpiilONs-Conptant moment de adjudication.
-, a, 90 +. T. PARKER,
- - ~ " SheTif De "a Psrosse d'Orleets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

SECOND DisTRlcI CoURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. P
o. New Orleans H. GORDON-No IL 54S
Ky VIRTUE Of a writ of fierI faeIas TO me
- directed by The Honorable the District Cour or
New Orleans 10 he above cause will proceed TO se
~ pubic auction, at the City Hotel Common street between
lamp gSzne streets on FRIDAY, the 18th day vt February
1923 % y 9e9ek Nh The following described property
A tEhtAlN LOT OF GROUND, situated in The First -.
District Of his city, squa.e No n bounded nv Tuia @
Commerce Notre Dame streets said lot meas I'll
es twenty feet front JULIA street. by eight Eve fe
in depth. ~ - '7-' Nv ~
Iogglher with all the buildings and improvements thereon
chen pVies, The whole covered wh saies and now
occupied as grocery ~
Seized IN the above suit.
IEhAS-Gash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

TERMS-The purchaser to payment Of four pr0
missory notes viz One dated October 18th
three years AFTER date for $3.50 % and three others dated
lively at ~ Is and q months after The said four notes
bearing interest At the rate Of six
until due and at the rate Of eight per per annu from
maturity with mortgage the store described property and
Tor he balance OF The price OF adjudication the
y. T. PARKER
Sheriff of the Parish Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

I'm NERTU de deux yvrlts de herI facIas a
- moi ACTRESSES par lh nOrabe Deuxene District
de IL houyee Orleans dams cidessu e procedera
e ~ . de janyier S5s midi fH6el Ia Che rne
vene pnhlique ct adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, situe dams le Deuxisme -.
District de cee VILE dams et No g. par lie che a
min du Bayou les Romad. de PEspanade Prieu Iii
lie d terrain soxante eds de face chemn du Bayou
sur cent yingt pieds de proondeur face Roman
Ensemble outes les bSsses authorizations existent
dtssus. - ~
lie tout salsl dams les aHares ci-dessus
CONOIIioAS-Comptanta u moment de REHABILITATION.
49,. +. T. PARKER,
d<f JA4 10 ~ . Sheriff de Ia ParOsse d'OrleanS
, 1858-11-05
wIst"r's BHisom Of Wild Cherry,

NiAb bEcl EN LII hNuNN
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group Bronchitis IuenEa Bleed
Ing OF the Lungs Difficult Breathing, Pain or Weakness Of
the Breast or Side, First Stages Consumption, sc.
In Short this Basam pc uary adapted every disease
Of the Lungs ivpd Liver.
Wild Cherry has long been known possess imp Ttant
dcinal properties This fact familiar every maron in
our land, and Physicians ocn prescribe different .orms
Tor variety Of complaints Tar also has been tqraly noted
for Its vrtnes and yscans whose fame familiar to
the whole country have gone declare that even
Consumption could be cured by that alone In other hands,
again. was nearly yaluelrs owing doubt their gnor
anee in preparing and administering it, difficulty now en-
ey ob'iated by patient experience aud long experiment
The extraordinary medicinal powers possessed by the two
substances for the rst time combined and embodied
In DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY by nice
chemical process every thing deterols useless is rejected
so that what remains the extraordinary and truly en-
caeous remedy for all kinds Of pulmonary liver diseases
ever known to man.
CAuTlON.-As there many ConRterits look well at
the signature before purcasng take unless the name
Of Sanford Park is engraved the outside wrarper-a
others are base limitations
Sold by all Druggists and country merchants.
PARK ~ WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom all orders
should be address d. 1872 Washington street. san Francisco
Also Importers and Wholesale Agents for all GENUINE PA.
TkNFMEDlClNES which offered trade at reduced
ratss for cash Ian
, 1858-11-05
MEDICAL NOTICE.
MATTHEw P. BURNs.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ocUIsT,
once next door to Pacl1c House, Main street,
Olympia.
nR. M. p. BURNS RETURNS TTIANKs TO
IL the citizens Of Washington Territory and vaneouvera
Island for the liberal patronage which e has received during
the past Dr. Burns offers bis services 10 all who
Affected with chronic disease Of the Urehra and Bladder and
for that formidable disease structure Of the urehra and chronic
diseases Of the Eye and Ear lie be consulted gratis every
Friday In his oce; Office hours from 10 i2M Persons
sung him from distance will be faithfully attended TO.
Charges moderate.
Drugs and Patent Medicines Wholesale and
Retail.
Thorn Compound Extract af Copaba and saFsapaFa for
the Of Gles Gonorrhea, Structures and Whites.
Rsys Compound Extract Of Buehu, for diseases Of the
Urinary organs such straagury, Gravel elect, Lucorha
Inflammation OF the Kidneys, &c.
Dr. M Bnrnss solid Extract Of Copava Cubebs and sar-
SPARTA. which needs Recommendation rs Is favoraby
known Ia Washington Terey for the last six years. and Is
warranted to cure the worst Ia two TO five days.
Dr. Burnss Remedy for old standing diseases Of the bones
and liberation Of the throat caused by Impurities Of the blood
and certain remedy, and the best known to the Faculty
Of Medicine in Europe and tie United States 3od
, 1858-11-05
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SFEILACOOM, ". r, FRIDAY, NOV. s, ISIS.


The most noticeable Improvement in pro-
gress at present in Steilacoom is large
building designed for Livery Stable and
Billiard Saloon, the dimensions of which will
be twenty-seven feet front, seventy feet deep
thirteen feet high in front and about thirty
feet high on the rear. Its site is the best,
for the peculiar nature Of the business to be
followed, that could be obtained in town /;
being in full view Of and but q few steps
from the landing at the wharf, with water
running through it nearly all the year. The
builders are Messrs. J. J. and J. L. West
brook, Of Olympia, where the former has
been engaged in like business for several
years, and has amassed handsome fortune.
Mr.. ]. L. Westbrook leaves town tomorrow
for San Francisco by way of Columbia River,
to purchase q number of light vehicles for
use in his establishment During his short
stay here, which has been passed in superin'
tending the erection Of his building, he has
made many friends by his gentlemanly dc.
meanor; and, on the opening of his house
We confidently promise him liberal share OF
patronage, which We doubt not he will strive
TO merit
Still nearer to the landing, with shrewd
ere to business, Mr.. ]. F. Saunders, our pre-
sent worthy restaurant proprietor, has in
course Of erection large building for res
taurant and boot and shoe store. Mr.. Saun-
'ders has met with such good success in his
business, that he deems himself fully justi.
fed in erecting building for its permanent
location. Being practical boot and shoe
maker, and having intervals of leisure in his
present pursuit, be proposes, with the aid Of
one or two hired bootmakers, to establish
this business in connection with the other.
Adjoining Mr.. Saunders there will be q
butchers stall, soon to be erected by Mr..
Temple. The above structures will all be
completed in about month
Added to the above we may state that
Measrs. james Hughes and Albert Balch
arc also building, the former having nearly
completed and the latter just commenced
edifces. t4eia
The Brewery mentioned some weeks since
Is drawing towards completion, and will soon
be in operation, when Mr.. schmieg will be
able to supply the Sound :" aud the rest of
mankind with fesh-breSed lager ad EbiiuHs.
Mcsrs. ManSIll & Phillips have the brick
jai: well under way, and are now awaiting
the arrival from San Francisco Of iron for
the windows. Messrs. Delin & Storey are
preparing for the erection Of q furniture and
.cabinetmking establishment, which will be
finished in about sixty days Other build
ings are projected, which we shall notice
when the plans Of the builders are malured.
All Of these improvements are demanded
by therapidly increasing business and growth
of steilacoom, They are not the result oI
uncertnin specnlations regarding the future
tai The parties building need them for actual
present wants. There are now in town sew
oral gentlemen desirous Of leasing stores
who have not the means or inclination e
build. The change from week to week i
very rapid, and does not fail to elicit re.
mark from country people who make weekly
or semi monthly visits to town.
, 1858-11-05

RAILROAD MEErNG.-In the Pioneer and
Democrat Of the 29th ult. we see a report of
Railroad meeting held in Sawamish County,
Washington Territory. A committee appointed
recommends the route surveyed by Gov Stevens
in 'j3, "a and %, as the most direct to Puget
Sound from the Western States. In our next
issue we shall publish the proceedings in full: our
space this week forbids it.
, 1858-11-05

FIRE AT FORT VANcoUvER.-we learn by a
gentleman from Vancouver, few days ago, that
the soldiers barracks Of that Fort were destroyed
by fire. The other buildings were uninjured
Several Of the soldiers sustained injuries in their
efforts to extinguish the flames no lives, how
ever, were lost We could get no further par
ticulars
, 1858-11-05

REv. Gro. n. BAzx. I'VE are informed that
ne functions Of Rev. Geo. n Berry, as Military
Chaplain at Fort SteilacOom, win cease in the
eoarss of few mOnthA The appointment Is
made from time TO time By the three senior line
officers Il The post The present commanding
ofhccr at the Fort Is Presbyterian, and Mr..
Berry b unfortunately Methodist; but whether
. iSllower Of Calvin Is 70 10 put in the place O
he Disciple Of Wesley, we are not yet able ID
s.y. Nearly one half Of the officers and larg'
majority Of the soldiers At Fort SteiIacOcm arr
Roman Catholics, and Catholic priest may pos
sibly sueessdthe present incumbent Mr.. Berry
during bis residence At ths garrison, has won th'
esteem and affection Of large body Of friends
who admire him for the uIbanity Of his manners
De purity Of his Lie. and his iervsnt devotion Il
de great cause q religion
, 1858-11-05

STILL ASOrHER.-A turnip was brought to us
on Tuesday last, from Mr.. P. Smiths farm, weigh
ing Ss pounds. We are assured that there are
plenty Of equally finc specimens on nearly all Of
the farms in this county; such being the case,
these are by no means rarities FsA
, 1858-11-05

OrR LAST STATES MAm.-After lying at Olym-
Pia, distant twenty five miles from Steilacoom)
six days, the last States mail came to hand on
Tuesday evening last No excuse can be given
for this unreasonable detention. What has be-
come Of the mail contractors
, 1858-11-05

TnE CoSsrIrrTIoN.-This steamer made her
appearance at Steilacoom on Sunday morning
last, much to the relief Of parties having friends
on board. She lost key belonging to her screw,
the replacing Of which caused detention Of
three DAYS at Victoria.
, 1858-11-05
NEW ARRIVAL.
p. KEACH,

P. KEACH,
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN FRAN
cisco, per steamer Constitution, offers for sale at the
lowest cash prices large and well selected
STOCK OF GOODS,
Suited the wants Of farmers miners and the town trade
My stock Is selected with cae and my expenses are very
small am determined to sell goods cheaper for con dust or
county produce, than any other Puget Sound Miners
particularly requested to call and price my goods before
purchasing elsewhere intend give them good deal Of
grub for a little dust.
hay just received per steamers Constitution Columbia
and barane Madonna, the foloMng artIclca;
, 1858-11-05

PAINFUL AocIDESr.-We regret to learn that on
Friday last 2sth ult., Mr.. Thomas Dean, one Of
the pioneer farmers of this county, met with o
very serious accident lie was thrown from his
horse. and sustained a fracture Of the clavicIe.
Dr. Rdgely, the physician in attendance, informs
Us that be is rapidly recovering from the effects
Of the hl.
, 1858-11-05

- VIZ shan be pleased to furnish masters Of vessels and
others outward hound with full hlss Of the HERALD Oh apP'
cation At this oAhee.
, 1858-11-05

~ DR.. Guysotrs Improved Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsapara put up quart bottles contains more
Of the pure Honduras than any other
eNant which Is chemically combined with the Extract n
Yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus making e
remedy thoroughly efficient than any other Saraps,IS
before the public. ~ the time perfectly free from,
a mineral poons whh be said Of any other Of ne
sarsaparla compounds The invalid should beware Of min.
ern and metallic isons which aud form the active
basis Of most Of the Saisapars and RnaceAs OF the Uy
Guysots Compound Extract Norw Dock and saTsapara
does not contain particle Of these As any one
ascertain by applyln the necessary tests. =
let AL poisonous sHrsaparla preparations alone and use
Guysots Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock and
which thoroughly eeacious perfectly harmless aud purely
vegetable. All kinds Of disease yield to It's genial Influence
has noequal.
BE and get the QUART BOTTLES, sold by druggist,
PARK & WHITE, General Agents. Importers ana
Dealers In all vanaLle Patent Medcibes l3S WashinFton
street San Francisco S0.Sso
, 1858-11-05

I EDUcanox AND MoRALrTr.-This was the
fhsms of highly Interesting lecture delivered on
Monduy last By our esteemed fsllOw-tOwnsman,
O.P. Mssker, Esq, before the steilacOOm Ii.
brary Association. Il sbounded with handsOme
figures and instructive lessons, and was well re-
e1isod throughout At the conclusion Of his
addrsss, DE LECTURER vas loudly aPplhndOd
, 1858-11-05

I'm HnID can be found in San Francisco at the once
f AGENT At the Merchants Exchange the principal Hotels
and At J. w. suvahS Newspaper Depot, Washington st.
near the Posi- Once.
, 1858-11-05

Brigadier-General Haruey, whose arrival
at the seat of Indian hostiities in this and
Oregon territories has been for some weeks
expected, came up the Sound last week on
the steamer Panama, and proceeded immc.
diatoIy TO Fort Vancouver. His coming is
hailed with pleasure.
A more gallant officer or more popular
commander could not have been selected for
the peculiar duties it will be the lot Of Gen.
Harney to discharge. Hewill, however, find
matters in very different condition from
what they were but short time since. His
gallant and energetic predecessor, Gen.
Clarke, has prepared the way aud made the
paths straight for all future operations among
the Indian tribes Of Oregon, and has taught
the savages lesson which will render the du.
ties of Gen. Harvey comparatively easy. 1t
affords sincere qualification to the people OF
the Pacific coast TO know that Gen. Clarke's
admirable conduct has received the highest
cOmmendation of the War Department, as
seen in the General Orders published by us
elsewhere. Gen. Harvey possesses character
istics that eminently fit him for his new com.
mand. From the extreme west to the ex.
treme east Of the Union the name of Gen.
Harney is identified with the military his.
tory of our country, and her prowess in the
field.
, 1858-11-05
L, p, FISHER,

I7IH Washington St, san Francisco
n authoTned to act as the Agent Of paPer receiving ad
vsemens and subscriptions 10 San Francisco and eoec'
hg and rseeipting for the same. cu,p,rs pposcu
, 1858-11-05

WRETcHED THoRouGHFARE.-we have tried in
vain to call to mind thOrOughhre in any Of
the cities Or towns Of the States in so bad plight
as the principal thOroughhre Of steilacoom.
Commercial street is made up Of hills, holes,
stumps and mud. Its grade is so bad that the
lives Of pedestrians are nightly endangered.
The property owners would lose nothing by its
speedy Improvement.
, 1858-11-05

ANOTHER CoNTRIBUuoN.-Mr. Luther j. Keach
determined not to be,OutdOne by rival county,
brought to this Office, on Saturday last, white
turniP weighing 4s Poundsl Only as pounds
IL is whoPPer !" said neighbOr Jones, and SC
thought we. This specimen was grown on Mr.
keach's farm. in some Of the soil pronounced by
the Alta correspondent worthless for agricultu
raj purposes. The largest Of the turnips noticed
BY US last week weighed SO pounds.
, 1858-11-05

TnASksevSc DAr.-Are we to have a
Thanksgiving Day appointed in Washington
Territory this yearS We hope so. Our holiday.
are few and Ear between; and we are none Ii,
poorer for little license such as Thanksgiving
affords. ThepeOpIe Of this country have abun.
dant cause at this time for thankfnlness, in ths
happy termination Of our Indian troubles, til,
rich harvests, and the general prosperity per,
vading all classes and pursuits We hope oul
acting Governor viii see the propriety Of setting
apart day for the purpose.
, 1858-11-05

DIsrREssNc AccmESr-A CHILD BURNED rc
DEATH lon Sunday evening last, says the Pic
neer and Democrat, Selma NJ, (aged Q year,
and Z months) iniant daughter Of james Guerin
Of Olympia, was so badly burned as to cause
her death the next day about 10 o'clock AN.
The particulars Of this melancholy occurrence, as
we are Informed, are as follows: The mother,
some time previous, had sent little son on an
errand, and becoming alarmed at his delay, went
out in search Of him, leaving the little girl alone
in the house. She had been absent but few
minutes when the child ran into the street with
its clothes all on Gre. In this condition she was
first discovered by Mr.. Jas. Holman, who ex.
tinguished the flames From the waist down
she was shOckingly burned-one Of her thighs
being completely charred. Medical assistance
was at once procured, but the fire had too effect.
ually done its work,
, 1858-11-05

DAUTION-whereas my wife, Margaret McFhail, eft my
" bed and board without all parties hereby
toned against haTborng trusting her my account She
b supposed TO have gone to the snohOuish:
, 1858-11-05

"TnE PRINTER is the title of a new
publication received by the last mail, devoted to
the interests Of the tart preservative Of all
arts" 1t is published monthly, by Henry &
Huntington, No Spruce St, New York city /;
price 81 a.year, or about equivalent to the cost
Of the blank paper on which il is printed. Its
typographical merit exceIs that Of any periodical
~. '.,L,:-,-, = a.. c.-... ~,
, 1858-11-05
9tlu Aoutrtisemruts.
Patent Medicines.
I'd E"A~+

LIAs JUST RECEIVED, PER STEAMER NORTHERNER
II well selected stock Of PATENT MEDICINES which he
attends TO keep constantly hand adding varieties
tack ast the demand rcouires IN
, 1858-11-05
~ For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c., us
WIstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

We regard the Wild Cherry tree Of Natures own
physeans-a sort Of Good Samaritan Of the fores-or Ne
"medeal gum has relieved the sueTngs saved the lives
Of thousands The Balsam prepared by Dr. Wiar h pure
and perfectly reliable preparation Of the real Cherry
and u n remedy by means "bad take" We spe
confidently aud strongly In praise, from having witnessed
It's renoyatng influence In eonsumpve cases. when an other
prescriptions had proved Of effect
sid by allrespectable druggists
be cautious rs there many eounterielts Look veil a
the Signature before purchasing Take has the
name Of Henry wlstar, ND, Philadelphia" and Sanford
Paik engraved on the outside wrapper. Al others are
PARE WHITE the only Agents. to whom an orders
, 1858-11-05
SpttiaI Nutins.

80 HOStctter's Celebrated stomach Ritter, a.,
JaundIce, Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility are vsr,
pleasant In taste and SMELL and can be taken any c
cunstances In Of Dyspepsia like magic
enng the zone Of the stomach, stimulating the dgey. p
ers, and giving ruddy health to the cheek and brightness,
heeye. In al Of diseases Of the stomach whether s
or chronic, ay be recommended for Its soothing oorf
and renOvang Influence. Dyspepsia, Heartburn Loss AZ
Appetite, Sausea Nervous Tremors, Relaxation Debility
are relieved by the Bters In very short space Of time ana
perseverance in their fails work thorouv
cure Every family should have IIosetters celebrated sto
aeh Bers Noartice peculiarly adapted our climate
Sold by Druggists Hotels and nrstclass saloons throuRhOu
California and Oregon ..r' : =
CAClON-Buyers are particularly requested to beware q,
spurious article manufactured and represented to be H
letters Eiers' which all who sell the genuine ates
can detect as is never sold by the gaon in square hO
ties containing ful quart, with the cork covered with ma
aic cap and name cap and bottle, with directions foru,e
PARK d WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom all ords,S
should be addressed 1872 Washington st. San Francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

THR LAFAYETTE ELorEMgNr.-Rey. Mr.. Allen,
wboss wife recently clipped wtn one sherwood a. Ia
iayette td late raster q the Fresbytersr church
" Jehcrsouvflie On bc.ug made scursntsd Nth ms
w'es peSRdy he lister 90 Ms conx -egsen rssn-
lrs Bio pastogsge g supposed That the guilty pair
have zone 10 Flropa