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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
M f.RiCAN GIJANO.

'kNl n'l"a'nn a., the Farmers IL this yaina,. Fer
"'@f. ron Jarvis Island. ia tlc Pacific Ocean ard In
nNN, 81 l Amctcan DUANE tnmpan, by formal nrt ~
we = "'t'''nfi. Iiia print ia IN sr,rnt ur ir Amer
' ttulh Is - Phosphate anl SRlph lia, IN lul,
a' can Il "ii he taken up by the ,aui, camel
nc hhi'A,"i ~ ant Ii ala ias s.ii
lef N"Hlm Anh'ha I" produce nin.li,c unf abundant
c " s h'i af as s'imulnni but eonsrs I1siin, ,,r
III a.ton Ia" s' AFR crop has been b,ry,stJ rh5nn ,
wa, 'n n'f'ihr In Virginia in AI has been tried Win
m"fha re' aud rapidly ncrcasing favor Tr,n Wheat
a' been tined with asnn 'his results moi unly ,rniui,
crop 'l 'nhring sarerir stand of grass This tuano /. M,
II" ~ HzN or barrels with the trade marx Che tn,, r,tn
AM my iame n.i each acka:e, al Is warranted 10 lie mr.,
S,,.. FE.lX II. CAVE
e Hs'" american 't"n''o COMPANY. ichmn,i.
oc, 6.dly ,>,'. "a ~ i'N' l,
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Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat.
tn ~ THIS quality selling hold and causing the
W puson Of drpraved umora is possessed by other
medenc than BaANnGE1ns Pulls. They operate only upon
the Tissues u'nN, IN, that is a ted hy tia, disease fact
ihcy scA upon those hunnrs, much from preference
from natural affinity, because their life below that
Pounding parts ana which, settling the tissues
Than H. AROUND the roat REGION produces throat
throat plague and the headache and fever. Within
hu,r after four ak bills creep
iu@ IN the part ahicd, sort OF collecting the diseased
huuurs reads for expulsion. No hurt weakening effect
ear ars from their hcasc they upon healthy
parts Taken carly They prevent all organic diseases. oh how
important ia sckiCs, that medicine which
ssles The ist and leaves evil behind. Sold
Pr Hrandrcths Principal onlc No. s9 Canal street, New
York sent lois
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Commissioners Sale OF
A Valuable Tract Of Land. In Nelson Count,

"A N ~ "A ~ l. u II ~ NJ A N "
G1H THE Undersigned commissioners appointed b, A,
$ VI Nelson Circuit Court case al Paul y. H. de-
-head Trustee, &c, will sell, at Nelson COURTEOUS r
the public s'ie, on the 4th MONDAY in this month"; (oto
1882 that being County Gourt day. To the highest b
iublic auction THAT vALu ABLE TRACT OF LANn' t. al
J, owned by Dr. Ro Kncaid, decd containing &c Ac,s
This land lies In the immediate neigb0hood of ls (ur
and is excellent Tract Of Land. 'W'
We Will also sell q valuable NEGRO MAN
TEIMsThe land upon credit Of l. and Years. t,a ~
chaser giving bond with good personal security bearing
from tho day of sale md the title retained as ,;
security. The slave fD cash enough TO deay all the
Of sale aud for the residue bond with appro, cd security
able six months after dn:e ''i"'
JNo. THOMPSON, Jr
-. -. 81 I. p. FTTZPATElrk'
oct 10-c1nwt2iocf RO. wHlTEHFAnN
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Northern A ss,1ranca e,

Northern Assurance Company.
w 60 Mnrsi,tc strvy London for FIRE AND LIFE AS
WSS sOkANCE nj Home and Abroad Established in 1885
ani Incorporated b. speci Act OF Parliament
CAPITAL. $629s,
The P"c> r TIL. company not only guaranteed by
large ta 'Ht h.! unlnicd personal responsibility
Of nearly lr5J Shareholders
A. ALEXANDER.
iAnr N-ily Ag,Mt in lNnrlllIrg. Va.
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Guns! Gunsi, Guns,tt

- NAAo' Ills \JuIS
w are now IN receipt Of the largest stock GCN' We
W nave ever had the pleasure exhibiting, comprising
'e :" inc most celebrated London makers sch M"re
~, ~: sr.tner tenll! s"a Aantun, Iusor, Mortimer
h'"'s " ionicr, ranging III price ffp.n IL 10 500
US" lXons flasks and Shot Bags Game Bugs Gaps. Wads
ana ''' 'hg necessary toa complete equipment fr the field
Ai" Colt and Shooters Aliens smith Wpssons aud
''a'l" Sa'"'n Pistols, single larr-llcd Pistols.
Also Another stock oi those celebrated Rir1rs manufacture
"l Eressy for and which have given such universal sa
faction. Gail a:d see them. col lIOITSS & WILLS,
sept 30-ds "a Nai, street
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BY &. II. PHELPS, Auctioneer.
Tobacco Factory and Lot at Auction.

TODaccO T acCOry and Lot at AUCTION
~ WILL be sold on SATURDAY afternoon the 18th inst at
Ni O'Clock, THE FACTORY AND LOT, belonging 10 m
estate of David Walker decd nj occupied by ewe
Moorman situated LIST street ado ming The property
lcwc, Esq, fronting sly feet Isl running back
ia2 beet The building is we'll aapihd for Shipping Tie
Leaf business.
TEEMs:One ih cas: the balance at IL "a months
credit for approved negotiable note interest added Possession
given list of January, lsd0. JOHN S. WALKER
Il, Auctiu oct 7-dil
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Public Sale.
FUTUKE DAYs.
Pablo Sale Of Real Estate and Nev.,.

NJ AS Trustee, under deed OF trust bcarins da,
ga Of March ises recorded Ia cspbell oesniy Court A
by John Faris, shall SELL In the MARK, A
In Lynchburg tRpaY, the 6h day of Nuvembe, u
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash. THE p@p
fY In said deed conveyed enough 10 satisfy the de H.
ed viz: House aud Lot the residence or ina ur
Goggin and Ave valuable Slaves. ' w. L.
Only title will be sold and conveyed rs Ia yes,.a !
by said deed. DAVID L. SPENCE Trn., hr
oct II -d2awt5nOv ''''ee
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Grover & Bakers.

Grover &c Bakers.
M CsLr,RNrEp FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES, 495 Broad
~ way, New York. md Isl Baltimore Street, baltimore
4 NEW Sfii.E-pEicE t5b-lIEMMERS - EXTRA.-
Ihs machine from two sToos, purchased from the
fcnri, nlg of thread Ii Hens, Fells Gath
and Stitches superior ut, finishing each by Its
"rluu. without l., The hand needle,
G.rcd lay other machines. Ii will do better and cheaper
~ than can If She works for cent
ho.b.
send for "A circular j. +. DAVIS 4 CO.
3-dts Agents, Lynchhurg.
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To DySpepticS

" oyOPCECASo
AND all VINO suner fortunes which THIS disease
sTS inficts In form another OF Its many phases,
yourselves permanently, and speedily by using the OXYGEN
Arrp BIrTrRs.
The weekly Horeliette Of Sept. Is, says:
Dyspepsia of the prevailing diseases of county,
This wing both climate and the almost universal habit of
eating meals rapidly to admit Of proper digestion. But
spite thcsc adverse circumstances this disease, when
has become chronic, disappears rapidly by the of the Ok
Srnntr Bites which have been found prove inablc
remedy
From inc Publisher of Il widcl, circulated Magazine.
BosToN, July 1. 1858.
MEssRs. $. w FowIE COL have taken three bottcs of
the ox!gcna'ci Blers and have derived great benefit from
their have been much troubled with Dyspepsia
era and found nothing that afforded relief until
used III" b.icrs. ceerfly recommend them IN all who
afflicted with this Troublesome and stubborn complaint
JAMES ROBINSON, of the .HadeHt anil SshOofndfe.
From Gen. A. &. DopGE, our Minister Ia Spain.
WAst~GToS, ID. G., May 1S.
DIX. ito Il. GWsrN. Dear sir:iIhe ONyoESAIED BurERs
with which kind furnish have had most
sau,ary my troubled with Dyspepsia for
years. during which time tried many remedies hut
with AN, good Your Bers ann in the enjoy
good h,a,h AMI hope and bcievc that all who
the oxNGgSAfEp BIrrERs, will find them ser,iceabe
have found them.
With high respect, your obt. servant
A. c. DODGE
Prepared by :. W. FoWLE CO.. BosroS, and for sale by
William \. Slrothcr Il Co.. and John H. Say I!nehhura I.
C. iug, tanph" g. H. and by all Druggists and dealers in
nic'cn, ! roLsi"ni the city and country. sept tl-is
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OffIrE Sourn-SiDE RAILROAD Co, !
Angus, HIN ov9.

Angus. i.!h iso9 )
s%ss.@s Is
AM, :,.a august ed ~" las..aef tra,s ii ne ~"
on the Sou,sie taiisoal, leaving lynchburg NJ follows
Mil 'irain daily at H. A. VI.
a.v2hd IRAN daily, except sundays, q. 1o:sn r NJ IN,
i,oh These trains connect with the kitinrnd Dahfi
Trans TO Richmond amt tie North he second train CONNECTS
NJ re'ersnurg with the trims TO Norfolk and weldon.
o. lhesc trains also connect with three tri-s crAy ihts ~
Steanshps rom City Point to New York. piaiephia ana
baltimore all magnificent Steamers with the best acconloaa
lions for passengeFs The Railroad 10 Norfolk connects WI"
daiiy steam Packets 70 Baltimore tn
The agent OF Southsde Railroad Co. at Lynchbug viii
mrlsh nny further information respecting these lines
aug Its H. D. BIRD, iehr Sup't
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FATAL DrEL IN C,LifuRSiA-iloS. DAVID {.
lIRoDERIcK kILLED.---Sr. Louis. Oct. S.-The
Overland Mail Of the 10th. which arrived here TO-
day, brings intelligence that the Duel between u.
$. Senator Brodcrck and Judge Terry, Of the SUI
prelne Court OF the State Of California, took place
nenr San Francisco the morning of tue l3,h.--
Mr. Brodcrick fell at the first fire, pierced through
the lungs. lie fingered until halfpast min" on
on the morning of the 10Th, when he died. JulSe
Terry was unhurt. The community was profound
" aritated.
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NEW GOODS.

= N Ii w 0OODo. -.
MouLD most respectfully announce to my friends anu ~
those trading In Lynchburg that prepared 70 s s
mem GOODS Reasonable they can hnd in ",
market MY stock Of Domescs Is large and elected lin
care have also oa hand, large lot Of Blankets Hats
anu boot t'Hn scA t'roc,rics. which am DETERMINE
~, Sti' To-" it cash, s.ort time to prompt custom
ii'a't -Ne he II ~. 4: %, Bird ,e Street. ,,-,,,
OFT s-!ts ..;,i.X. kiNNl!.i.
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Q.
WE pleased TO be able to record tho satisfaction
M Of patrons after trial Of article advertised In
our columns We have the satisfaction several
readers used Prof Woods Hair Restorative and
nounced ii TO be just what the advertisement says IL s We
have several personal acquaintance who headed
they have tried it. AMI their hair is restored 10 ls original
COLOR aud they willingly adj their testimony Its efficacy aud
give further information TO others desiring It. This speaks
well article and advise all do wish appear
sold by all good Druggists sept 292w
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HODGES & Co.'S
Bed ana Gage Portable Tenoning MachineJ,

.. PATENTED MAY & 1850.
'n'E nost us al invention tut, Teuans raising ianncs
Il IDr DO brds and
speed Unsurpassed" liant power only rcqusr Several a'
nov Ia as, III iis city. toet l-dsl CoLHUuHS& WILL
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Important 70 Shiprnasters and Crews

important 10 SnipnaSterS and Crews.
g <sS- S'lNt invent! years since was very seriously
NIE thred ~ uf my hips, b. coming III contact with
The an'llr Of the ship Of which mate The brus,
Mas 50 bad that m! hip has ycn great trouble most Of the
tl' since hhti year asi April Hicn heard Davis
iHh I>litr hhd immediately procured dr uslry
hFh1 lot 'rtcIuls, entirely cared ten DAYS
a'9 hr NO experienced the least from my coniant
Feeling the Importance of ha ing this valuable medicine cs,
';t'! lH ne h 're starting for Europe in March is,
Hh inn' re- from New Nork purchased lar ~ bottles Il,
i"' WNh nv Mhic u, antwerp. attack
=" "uh very severe dtsvntcry gave him the Pain Killer
aid u cured MIN IL hurry,
GA my d'tc tome, with one hundred AMI sixty four s-
stigerN inniscrcd is valuable all who werc
s"" ana he took without getting relief One Jslssca-
ger III particular WAS troubled with bad headache hic,
' sad There wa5 M ha iny troubled with i, most
81 IN" 'ilnt Tor ,ld h,r had IA remedy and ,.
hr 10" ram kier which, to her sarrisc ct the eur.
SIC hd 'i sought in vain for. i good medicine cIes,
N ever "s put "1 board ship bat did open it, there being
~" Necessity nr ''r Pain Killer par;,o, AMI
a. hhn sincerely recommend shpn:scr alwny. IL,
t".e good >ury pt This valuable medicine him on r,
!" si ~ j 'alnablc and ti,nt Ise IN cas-, Of
"hls CT fdT, which liable and frequently do has,
lh'l 10 cfrNS >.,iii,,ari. - ~f
NHhiS i'lEE ALLYN, late Master Of the Ship Louvre
sept iJ-aia 'N'
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A. Card. Removal.

z Ct. i.
MYTH view OF haA ,ng larger h1is,, nd
w central position the undersigned viii his Of
llaiAare, Cutlery GGnS &e, Ia III TORE HOUSE. No. Id
MAIN STREET, formerly kno~s " ltHcsy& directly o.
osc the Farmers AMI Virginia HahNs, whrh is being
lifted elegant expressly for tho and
will be occupied the 18th Of q, tbsgR S9 Having nc
large additions stock H. the of The last month"; for
M Fail Trade hope 10 prcscni such Inducements
as will command ihc attention and custom public
Tpc visiting residing In tn, cordially invited 10
stock in ih- English able and Pocket cut
cy, Guns Rates. aud Pistols ioaSvk Goods, Silver
Plated Ware, 1.nrSs kind, Wnoi AMI Willow Ware
French Class o Carpets, Oil shades. Wndus tornice, ais
aGl iis iar,enlcr- aud ohtr Mechanics Ius. liulte
Materials ANs SPRING. Carriage tiois and ,nps Fr
kss, Hubs ahi s,S.s Leather Bands Gum Betting and Pack
ing Tall aud other Leather, Findings, English Ri
M i, slirrnIs and Filings. Circular aud other Chains
Warranted Files, Farming Utensils. Beside dc,
Of articles generally hand Ia Hardware
meats. = NJ. SIMPSON,
Successor SmIson X Br,
oct iOalts ivichlur,, va.
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Fall Stock of Hardware.

49,, SEFI EMBEk, 1873. -
w are no" IN recep; of Fail stock Of HARDWARE,
W which "nr friends aiR customers will hnl varied anu
cheap ,s lsna', and u which We invite their attention
ri" '"-hs GOLHDt1NS a. WILLS.
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- W, " :; S 71I: A! - n h4; iii
49, New, Beautiful q Useful -
is with pleasure announce Ia the trading community
lyncbug that these prnui aud enierrisinl
VIM. Cure and WIN. Burnan have contlctou N! and
spacious store having made scr, hice job. Aud
pleased 10 inform NJ, friends, HAT Mith gh and
almost cntirel. ami Yer. large stock of
Boots Sh )es. Gaiteis RATS. Caps Carpet-BacS
Pditses. Imbreii0s. and ofher Gosds ~ mn TIM
am prepared and anxious 10 supply al who wish with slch
goods very reasonable terms. heartily express thanks
for liberal patronage In to" AMI country.
T. SEAEtEf.
L. MI L.
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AY MORNING, NOVEMBER l., 1859.
in hazy storm, and all the officers and crew were
drowned except themselves.
Domestic Markets

NEw YORK, Oct. 3i.-The Flour market closed
firm. Sales to-day u 900 bbs. Corn closed firm.
Sales to-day 5000 bushels at 81 OF for yellow,
New YORK, Oct. 31.-For cotton there is an I'M
proved demand on account Of the reports Of frost.
All qualities have slightly advanced; sales to-day
$500 bales Middling Uplands are quoted at l1se-;
Middng Orleans are quoted in transitu, with GIG
freight, at 1l2c. Flour closed firm: sales to-day
1900 bbls at 81 75 to 81 SO for Superiine. Corn
closed firm; Seedy Northern and white quoted at
% to 91s Lard Oil is quoted at so to 95. Sugar
closed firm and prices have advanced &c; Musco-
vado quoted at 81 to 7c. Coffee closed firm; sales
to-day $500 sacks at 1O3 to 12l. Freights on
cotton to Liverpool quoted at j. l6.
CNcISSATI, Oct. 31.-Flour closed dull at 81 10
to "a so. Whisky closed dull at 2Sc. Pork closed
buoyant: sales to-day 800, holders asking sl3 IS
to sl4 90. Sugar quoted at 7 to TIC Molasses
quoted at 40c. Coffee quoted at liz to 12ac Oats
closed quiet: sales to-day ,l50 sacks at 46c. per
bushel. Corn closed quiet at 40 to 49, a
Frost at Different Points.
MONTGOMERY, Oct 3l.--There was heavy frost
here yesterday morning, sufficient to kill cotton.
Pass CHRISTIAN, Oct. 30.--There was killing
frost here and at Fort Pike yesterday morning
Steamboats, Passed Vicksburg
VIcKsBURG, Oct. 3l.-The steamer John Warner
passed down at O'Clock; the Iatan at 10 o'clock
ON yesterday morning; the Arizona passed down
! at O'Clock this morning. The steamer Douboon
passed down at O'Clock and the Vicksburg passed
down at O'Clock this morning.
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'thl runs.


ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Mr.. Armand Bohe, q
young man residing i'll the Second District, was
yesterday afternoon drinking with some friends in
coifeehouse on Orleans street, when, the CONVEX
sation turning upon the different kinds of revovers
in use, he drew forth French revolver, one of the
Lefauchaux PATTERN and proceeded to show its
merits, as pistol safe for man to carry. As lie
was handling it, one of the barrels discharged, and
the bullet entered his own left breast 1t is said
that the ramrod of this style of pistol, which when
kept showed home is certain guard against acc
dental discharge, was displaced or partly drawn
out as he drew the pistol from his pocket; hence
the accident. The bullet penetrated laterally to-
ward the left side, and did not come out. AS Mr.
Bohe complained of no particular pain, and walked
to his residence, three squares off, it was not sup.
posed that he was dangerously wounded.
CHARGE OF SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO MURDER.
On Sunday night between and 10 o'clock, in
a co1eehouse at the corner of Customhouse and
Marais streets, John II. Harper, better known as
Jack Harper, shot at Felix Fleclier, but did moi
hit him. In politics Harper is an Independent
Flechier is an American; but whether the shooting
resulted from any political discussion or not, VIC
failed to ascertain. There are different stories
about it, as is invariably the case with politi
cal or cotleehouse aflrays about these times
One story is, that Harper drew the pistol, cooked
it, and holding out the left lapel of his coat
for masked battery, shot through the lapel
at Flechier. Others say this was not so, and that
the pistol went off accidentally. However it was
the other present seized Harper, and in the re-
sistance which he made he was badly beaten. He
was handed over to the police, and taken to the
lookup Yesterday Captain FremauX, of the Parish
Prison, who was present at the shooting made afi-
davt before Recorder Wilt, charging Harper with
shooting and intent to murder; and Harper was
sent to prison to await examination.
SIGNS OF THE TiMEs.--Last night, between and
o'clock pistol shot announced itself on Perdide
street, between st. Charles and Carondelet VIZ
| were among the ST. Charles street crowd who Gu
the front of the Ampitheater and the coffeehouses
to discover what was the meaning of that solitar,
pistol shot on Perdido street. where it is well know
that there is no pistol gallery. We saw Indepen
dents and Americans running in mixture of con
servative patriots, cab-drvers, sproutlipped boys
candy-sellers, check-beggers and boot-blacks. w
lost our breath in looking around for the killed o
wounded. The crowd above named, Gncludin!
this reporter) finding there was no murder or pc
itical fight, smmered down and quietly mizzled
Afterwards, this reporter found that the shot Pre-
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ESCAPE OF PRISONER. - The Holly Springs
Cfiss) Herald learns that d. c. Wilson, a convict
from Marshall county, who had been sentenced to
ten years hard labor in the penitentiary for the at
tempt to burn the gin-house of Mr.. Wm. Rhodes
made his escape near Grenada, from the gentleman
who had him in custody on his way to jackson.
1t appears that convict was brought from Tippah
and put with the three conyicts from this county,
ana an arrangement was made among themselves
to escape whenever an opportunity offered. For
this purpose the man from Tippah had been fur.
nished with key by some of his friends, which
was to be used to release each of them This kew
was either placed in Wilson'S hands, or he man.
aged to steal it, before he left Holly Springs.
After leaving the cars and entering the stage, near
Grenada Wilson unlocked himself from Childrcss.
and jumping from the stage made his escape, in hot
haste. He probably took the key with him, as
none of the other prisoners made their escape
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
:LEeRApAEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.
lar NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN IJsys.1

ST. Louis, Oct 3l.-The Overland California
mail has arrived, with dates from San Francisco to
the 7th inst. The advices have been anticipated
by the arrival of the same mail at Memphis.
Col. Bonneville had ordered an immediate cam
pagn against the Apache Indians, to chastise them
for recent depredations upon white settlers.
The mail brings later adyices from Santa Fe
Serious fears entertained for the safety Of two
mails from Independence, now considerably over
due.
Mr.. Gallegos has announced his intention of con-
testing Mr.. Oteros seat in Congress.
India and China.
1t is reported that the authorities of Pehin have
expressed themselves as ready to receive the Brit
ism Minister at Pekin on friendly terms.
Adyices from India state that the Governor
General had beenrequested to furnish Is 900 troops
Tor China, and two regiments were already under
orders to depart
Advices from Cochin China state that the nego-
tiations for peace between the French Admiral and
the authorities of Cochin China had so far pro-
gressed that upon the announcement of the recent
defeat of the allies at the mouth Of the Peiho the
Admiral was able to send large reinforcement Of
troops and gun-boats to Canton.
Later advices had been received from Japan
which state that the British Consul had made nc
progress in his negotiations with the japanese au
thorities in the relation to the question of cur
rency, and that, consequently, trade with that
country was still very limited. ".
American Consul at Leghcrn.
A letter from Florence states that Mr.. Binda, the
American Consul at Leghorn ian italian by birth
received notice of the withdrawal Of his exequatur
because he recommended to the Republicans Of
Italy to proclaim republic, while he appeared tt
be exerting himself in favor of the princes, from
which it is inferred he sought pretext for thu
armed intervention of other powers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

This highly popular gentleman and distinguished
lawyer is out before the people as candidate for
District Attorney. c. NJ. Bradford was an old
line Whig," but no man in Office was more judcious
in his decisions to persons of all parties and
old-line Democrat it is my intention as well as
many Others Of oar party, to vote for the man who
is honest and capable, therefore, Bradford is our
man.
Our native land ! our native land
BY G. NJ Bradford will stand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

He would respectfully inform the public that he has just
rived from with choice Goods ever selected
Europe, this marke-whc for beauty, taseulness
richness be excd by any house in America Among
other things which he would invite special attention. are
Magnificent Parlor and Bedroom Furniture in Rose
wood and Mahogany; Inad I3uhl Papier Mache and Old
Oak Dningroom, Hall and Library Sets FINE CURTAIN
STUFFS consisting of Ianpassade Brocade, Damask Satin,
Silk Embroidered Bobnett and Muslns and large
of TRIMMINGS for UPHOLSTERY, such Tasses Loops,
Frnges Cords Conice Bands and Hooks. Also, English Ia
pesy and Carpeing and Rugs French and American
Window Shades Mating etc. Mirrors of all sizes; Gilded
Woods Frames Coice Bronze and Porcelain Clocks
and Chandeebas for Gas and Oil Fancy Vases Toilet and
Washsand Sets Gut Classes China Dining and Tea Seal OF
which will be sold the lowest prices prevent all
petition with any house in the United States.
p. MALLARD.
seq 2p2m Ct Royal street and 80 Birnville st.