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AND GENERAL DEPOT oP
Forcign aud American Music aud Musical
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Bliss 81 CiOOdVear,'ss RevoIveYs
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POCKET PISTOL MADE
TtLrON, WHEELwHfoWr 4 co
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ot,,r,vt e,-r,,y,, 49,, ~ k.by Street Boston.
noit-dsm is2 Main r., Richmond Va
NOTICE.-An debts due tho concern Of GLISN = T1,fs
having been conveyed 10 me ~ trust hefoy appoint AN
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FINE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with capital and
surplus Of nearly s25O,OOO, prepared o issue policies
ON the above descriptions Of reasonable
similar institution In the respectfully
patronage 81 the public Applications will he received Al the Of
ice No ia6 second door Main
where the officers viii cheery Information required
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DIRECTORS;
Chas T worham John n. Claiborne,
Mm q rcmpkins Robert NJ Burton,
John J. wilson, A. Rust
AicN. barrett Geo n. Gwaihmey,
John 7. Subiett, j. parus
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LINCHANGR HOTEL AND
IL ballard HOUSE.--

L'NCHANGE HOTEL AND
IL BALLARD HOUSE,
In presenting this card 90 the public cordial
thanks kndnt
their hands, and hope the New Ordtr OF Anair-
10 he Initiated sept l. 1859, will receive the
that previous efforts and abOrs Accommodate guests
IN with
Mcssrs JOHN and THOMAS X BALLARD are nov the Pro
preors the Eiahlishuen pledges himself
What the comfort convenience and requirements their
demand.
We desire and maintain, what
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise 10 renewed
render the establishment comfortable
Win polite agents, sud ready, servants
shah cudeAvor auord complete satisfaction travelling
pahle
~ IL previous eari long since published eOunieract the
influence OF baelcss sufficient that establish
has been closed and that snce It's publication.
have been better condition. Heretofore
Al closure, closure Isafs
notice false and SuagerS Intending
Observation-Disclosures. nuSi--u
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
For New Orleans
TIE II o A N 7 EPEC.

6SfS Tickets Frou 9au Franejcs
10lrS3s 10 the anchorage at vENTOSS, viii BE-
sold by the PAT IFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Passengers will be transferred At Acapulco from
tbs steamship Golden Age To the steamship Oregon
and taken thence TO ventoss.
The Tehusntepec Company viii forward Passengers
fron ventosa to New Orleans.
FORBs 4 BABcoCK. Agent.
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
PACIFIC MAIL
5. S. COMPANY'S LINE.

PACIFIC MAIL
S. S. COMPANY'S LINE.
TO PANAMA-Connected via Panama Rail
! rad with the sssamers Of the United stasss Mail
ssesmship Company at Aspinwaii, for NEW YORK
sad NEW ORLEANS
The Os1y Reliable ssa SAFE Rsuse.
.rARTuRE FROM FOLSOM STREET VII ARR
The magnificent steamship
SONORA,
II. X. BABY. Commander.
Win leave Folsom street wharf With the o. 8. Nail
Pssseneers and Treasure. for PANAMA on
FRI OAK .....Aug1ss 9osA lSSO.
AZ . s'elsek, A. Ms Psnessasly.
Passengers By the p n. s. g. Co = line ar, l..d.d
sH their arrival at Panama upon the ~hsrf a. the
Rai!rosd terminus. BY the Colapany'- steam Tsrrv
Boat, and are transpsrtsd By the Paaans Rsilrosd
Company Immediately
Aersss shs' Isshmus, - AsplnwalI.
Q where the steamers Of the
& U. s. Nail 8. 8. Co. are sx.
convey them to ys~ York or Xss orlssss. y
The Panama Railroad Company and ths o. 9. Mall
etesmship Conpsny have authorised Agsnts 70 sell
their Tickets dssred By holders of Pacific nckets.
Treasure for shipment viii b. ressived on board
che steamer until c'clcck. midnight, August leth
No nereh.ndiss !ssght VII b rsesiysd % eosrd
written order must bs procured ~ the sass fssf1D
FokS1 ) S2ibccx. Asssss,
csn~ ss~snsass 81 Lsa1ssesff strsses,
- - - pnn1sss.
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
SUMMONS.
State sf Caisfcrnis, Justices Coart,
County Of Nevada, before
Tswnship Of Eurska. D. @. Posr, J. p.

STATE sf c.i.forais. justices cosrs,
County Of Nevada, hefors
Tsuaship Of Esrsks. SO. Pos1, Up.
fhs People Of the State Of California, 70 JOHN
H0DGKu. Greeting-
You are hereby commanded to srpssr before the
nnders med, Justice Of the Peace st HIS ofice.
Orleans Flat In said Eureka Township, 90 TUERpAY
the 2Sd day Of August, A. D. 1889, At 10 O'Clock, 4.
H., 10 answer to the compiaint Of senel Z Abraham
who demand Of you the sum Of Tkir Dollars and
6>vsntynvs C.ats alisdgsd 70 b due for Goods snd
Nefehs ndiss sold aud delivered per beck account
and ~ per copy Of said Book account on Gle In my
Once and u you fail to appear and answer, Jrdg.
nent will be rendered agsinst you, for said amount,
together with all costs Of suit.
cisss under my hand. this 10th day Of August. 4.
D. 1859. 3. q. fOST, y.P.
Ga reading and sling the sdsvit Of the Pisintia,
- schsl In the above suit and Il appearing there
spoa that cause Of action exists against said De-
sssesnt, snd y sise eDPssdne that said Defendant
nss dspArsed from his usual plxcs Of abeds, Il is
thsreisss erdsrsd that service Of Summons in said
49, = nads - psble.sion IN the Nevada Natiea-
H. nswspsper, printsd ssd Published N Nevada
county, Asd meet likely to live notcs 70 aid psfsa.
tAnt, for tuo weses NON thu date hsvssf
eissa aa&<r ~ bad fhss ie<h aay Of Aueurt, 1855
~ 50 vr. T. y,
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
Rl<ALnA msuss-

We ara indebted "a kr. Hsm:stos. ef tAis
place. Toe the following Intsresdas extract
fron prIvsts letter. which hs reosivsd By
the last mall frsa . itIsad vesiilsg ID ors-
sou.
I left home. In company vlth four oteers,
on The 7th OF June, 10 learn the quantity.
quality. and location Of reported lead mines
in the Cascade Mountains. Two men by the
name Of Wallace and Miller dlscovreds lead
Ia May, 18le, since which time Z few others
had reported At different times TO having
found lead ore 10 that vicinity, but no one
had examined into it particularly.
After several days hard travel, having to
pass over snow more than ak feet deep, we
fenched the diggings. After prospecting =
few hours. We found and located two leads,
from which We collected number Of speci-
mems and returned home on the 9Th day out.
10 anxiously await more favorable time to
renew our researches. Since then We have
completed second trip. resulting in the dis
sovery Of two more leads. We will start
again In few days o. our third trip, with
mining implements and every thing necesss-
~ to make thorouh prospect Of the leads.
The ore is wonderfully rich. and no doubt
contains some silver. One ounce Of fhs ore
schen melted produces the same sceighf in
zefoi.
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
Q..rss slissrs' Cs.vsussss.

ouarss missrss Cesvsuslss.
ne Quarts Mipsrs Assseistios win hold thsir ssss
Annual Meeting sn the 18th Of sspssnsss, 1850.
"A Ma9flson Uall. Gpsss valley, Ne.
vaaa Ceaasy.
II 10 respectfully solicited that Delegates 70 the
above Convention will BE- oppointsd IN all Quarts
Mining Districts without delay Or regard 70 san.
bsn.
ssny valuable discoveries In hstslisrsieai Chez.
issry claimed 10 have been recently made viii prob
ably be Thoroughly and eaily tested before the
above date forming thereby subject for discussion
which NAV impsrt much useful infornstiss " sh
persons interested In Quarts Mining.
HORACE P. RUss.
" Prsst Quarts Maori Assosistiss.
". n. TwEs, Secretary.
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suffer over large part globe is consequence Of
ID ea aha = % s
of solar heat soil and rises with the waery
near the surface The virus Is taken with through
the lungs iro the blood There acts irritating poison
internal vcerA and excrepg Of hs body The
liver becomes torpid and fails to secrste not only this but
also The bile the blood .n Both The and the
disorder The Spleen the Kidneys and the STOMACH sympa
n.tinet ur organism as in an attempt to expe the
nussn concentrates the whole blood Of the the
leaves the and rushes the with
gsve me- Til i the cm ,h B But ooa hs effort
expe the irritating poison through that other
the attempt exhausted and waits for the recovery of strength
@ e. s
onal disorder will of undermine the health if is not
We have labored to find, and have found, an andote
Ayers Ague Cure,
which neuazes this maareus poison in the blood and stmu
does cure this sctng with perfect certainty: Aud
ct this infection If taken in it expes it from thu
system absorbed and thus keeps those who use it FREE
from great variety q affections which induced by thi
BILIOUS
ssss xm fsr
Painful Assons of the Spleen Coils Psrayss
ess f' hs Asas III
accompishes BY stimulating the excretsries to espe
the virus from the system and these organs by degrees
Wba. We II qp secmation Time may accomplish the
but often life not long enough or is sacrificed in ,he #
safety We have great believe this
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which
caused by the nasmatic Infection than other which ha
been discovered and has still another important dvantag
to the public, which that it is cheap well as good
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SUCCESSION DE FREDERICK YOUNG.
PAR TOURNE f THOMAS.
En- 80,

Bureau, 70 Passage de Ia Bourse.
MARDI, 26 Juliet 1859, a midi, a PArcade
u1 de Banks, rue des Magasins vertu dun orde de
PHhonorabe P H. Morgan uge de 10 Deuzieme de Dis
tric de Ia Nouvele Orleans date dn a JUN 1859 pour
compte de la dte succession ven vente pubque
sayor-
qui ~ sue dams le faubourg DnveIge Ia rive
drote du feuye Mississippi dssigns lie No dams let No
1879 depose roice de VIM. Chsty notare mesuran
sure franchise GO peds de face Ia Where pro.
fondeur de Ill peds la gue qut lie dvise du lot No
liz pieds sur Ia ligne eui le divse du lot No 9.
2. UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, ct aInelioratons Qui
sly trouvent sne dams le aubourg Duverge degne par
No dams e No ct mesurant mesure franchise 80 pieds
No2 s.46
g. uN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, avec les amalorations
qu sy slime dams faubourg McDonogh droe
du enve Mis- issipp dapres plan de Ia dte VILE depose
en- oce de Michel de Armas c devan notare cee vle
designe lie No dams let No 26 mesuran
cae GO peds de face Ia Jefferson profondeur
de 100 peds de face la Decatur, borne duc8ta par
T. UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, avec les amelioratious
qui sly treuven sue dams lie aubourg Washington Troseme
District de cette ve desgne e No dams let No 10
dapres plan tire Zempel b jsnvier 1892
franchise 46 peds pouces de face Ia vertue
proondeur de ITO peds pouces entire gnes PARALLELS
borne cote lot No aure este par lot No e
sssTERMEs IT CONDITIONS compliant, la ba
lance six douze mois de credit bets garans par
potbeaue la propriee portnt nteret pour
du jour de la vente 8pour cent sill nea pas page eche
ance.
Aces de ventes pardevan Charles Fortier public
aux frais des acquereurs. je25 jy9 l6 Is 26
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SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK YOUNG.
By TOURNE & THOMAS.

u. Once 70 Exchange Alley.
M At Banks Arcade. Vii b sod By vrtare and in pur-
order from the Honorable r a. Morgan Judge
the Second District Court Of New Orleans May
for Of said succession viz
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with the i'm
thereon situated in the bour right
bank Of Mississippi river designated lot No. g.
No. plan drawn by G. W. Bouchop Surveyor
in May 1919 deposited In the Office Of VIM Chrsty notary
measuring French 90 feet front vere BY
deph Of Ill feet the dividing line Of lot No. and liz
the dividing line Of lot No. 9.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all the
improvements thereon situated In bourg Duverge designaed
by No No. aud measuring in French
feet front Patterson depth of III feet and inches
g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improve
thereon situated in bourg McDonogh right the
Mississippi river plan Of said town deposited
office Michel DeArmas late Notary In this city designated
lot No. No. 26 measuring in French
feet front Jefferson street, by depth OF 40
Decatur street; bounded side BY lot No.
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improve
ents thereon situated in the faubourg Washington
Third District Of this city, designated No. g. No.
49, plan drawn by Zempel January 25 1882 measuring
in French As feet inches front Virtue street. by
depth feet and inches between parallel nes bounded
side by lot No Z and the other de lot No. o.
s y: and CONDITIONS cash. and the
balance credit of six and twelve months with
interest from date Of sale and maturity
If not paid.
Charles E. Forier Notary Public at the
of the purchaser
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BY y. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION oF VII. EgAREr HICKEY, DECEASED.
Wne Jared W. Bunce.
BY J. BsIVdLTON.

SUCCESSION OF via MsssggeAK sE e HICKEY, DECEASED,
M sssEER-Onice 10 Bank Place
~ S'E :. IL, = ss,es
!!
sRAsoEs ass: sisi i aged years
slsa i * ssss ~ ss
q ne vendor secured sy %oItssgs hs slave without
i5: e ;
and punctuay paid to bear eight Interest after
Acts sale before D. Ricardo notary public a. the ez
pense Of the purchasers
de Jared W. Bunce
PAR j. b. WALTON,
Bureau Ne 10 Bank Place.
CAMEDI, 23 Juliet 1859, a midi, 2 l'Iiotsi
Y es s ssen oa 10 a. o1 .
Noavsls orssns date du % JUN lsss des.sr
succession de feus Margaret Hickey, spouse de
JOHN sune Negro age d'envron II domestique de
FRANcEs negrese age denvron ans bonnie dornestque
s.ss sss
ia satstscon d. vsndsur xarao.i hypo,hsaae
M dc nm
hygoheque sur sseaye sans ntes ct III nsss p,
eeheancs jusau'sl p paiemsnt p.'
padevant D. Ricardo, no as pS5sse
the Fourth District.
By j. B. WALTON,
Sh 90 s s S ss5sss Nos a U.s. 49, ''d o. in e''e
ss ,sssss I'D
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BY T0URNE 4 THOMAS
REAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST DIsTKIcT-sUCt;EssIoN
q Jamst HaRIey.
BY ToURNE 9 THOMAS,

o. Jamss HsnIey. ''AoN
BY TOURNE e THOMAS.
EUGENE FouRsE, Auetionesr
c.mr Once 70 Exchange Alley
SATUaDAY. July 16, 1850. at N n,~1c.E &.
Arcade, Magazine Meet by viYfus ~
az Is. ~ ess No 1877 by the Hon. r. H. Moyesn InS
Jns M district Court Of New Orleans a. M ~ ~
naI nmU LOTS or 1kOUND with he bua;Dr: =. q.
Il ~ .nsrecn situated IN The First Distrct N III III.
snS Hnrsrd tetween Euphrosine Lbertv csn
~ steees which are desirnaed ~ r..
mi w pian made By Dunbar Suryeyor ~ ~ ~
AZ 49, ueposnee plan No In he ofcs ~ Hos,.1
~ $500 eacn o. sed loss measures Al ~ trL
W street BY ~ feet 10 nces M IN. r.
- consist Of large St y. 4eYn
h ng enc wooden building also Of ors S c build
bounded " H. ~ sRogED in ts District IN III. .oua,.
lot No on Pan made by r. Dunsr rosd being
an H. n e 10y Measures 49, feet inches and
x, p ses inches front Egphrone strs y,
tees and lines front the he1 rosd tocster IN 10
improvements thereon. .' s~sesuof WIN al the
z. ONE LOT OF GROUND, inthe sane ufsre. and u.
hoJgnng .ne shove descrbed being No. meaaurn~ ~
and lines on Euphrosfne 81 feet IN
nss On t6e shell roah and 1874 feet inches deen m n,
thereon. ~ss"s' VIM al tae Improvements
4rIkhNs-One third, and the baIsuee on cred,. =, -
~ Two years. with Interest from date TO atnrify ~ ~
per snnu and eventual interest At per cent ney CENT
OF the purchaser. ,e' ~ INC expense
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TEE aKEAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

sys % W6a se if Ne ay
which speaks gowngy Of the superior merits Of his hair
ssH
Doctor needs no encomums nor useless pufey from the
BATH, Me Jan. 20, 1856
he 1 ny est s HAIR s mG
which had become quite probably third white my
and %inss
have nsed some can now certify to the world that the
h and b It's s1 %
soft and THAN t ia Sssp rsas
at the age Of 6y two has used it with effect.
as d ps
years. and am known nearly here adjoining
w''h h.
or nature in others as well as myself
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
ss Bsaps 4
and a
obligations to you in giving the afflicted sps
sas ss
Mass He is gentleman of great influence and
p.oe voos ~. CT. B,.,. BRoeKrE1p, Jan. L. 1858.
Restorative it gives pleasure say that has been
|
tendency itching with which have troubled from nv
childhood and has also restored my hair which was be-
coming ats original color have other article
with any thing like the same pleasure profit.
Yours, traly, j. K, BRAGG.
The Restorative put bottles three Sizes viz large
Medium and small the small holds half pint and retals fo
one dollar per botle the medium holds twenty pei
cent more IN proportion than the small etails for
ton, and retails for three dollars per bottle. FO
o. J. WOOD CO.. Proprietors 3l2 Broadway New York
On the great Wire Railing Estabshmen and iii Mer
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS also, by j. WRIGHT CO., General Agents fo
the South. n,ro a., anJ
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WHITNEY & MCDONALD
No. SOC BROADWAY. NEW YORK, -
Opposite the
st. Nicholas Hotel,
FASHION ABLE TAILoRs,
The latest importation of FASHIONABLE GOODS always
hand The reputation house has always sustained for
style its productions has secured for patron
age gentlemen who appreciate elegance and TASTE
Strangers visiting city respectfully invited cali before
purchasing elsewhere. myN 2m&W
ITO COTTON PLANTERS-I TAKE PLEASURE
L in announcing that Messrs VAUDEVILLE l. Nell
KENNY my authorized agents in this city make
tracts for the Of
MY INVENTION
For
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
into Yarns,
And all business in relation to 1t.
will only say here that capital the Same
location the power the expenses very nearly
that raises gins and bales the cotton spin that
addition Of machinery costing about half what the
value Of the the first will be- ana which
attended surplus labor Of the plantation, in little girls of
TO- women and old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
| OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
| GOMEZ
We spin the best Yarns the world The danger from fire
house immensely reduced with many other
tages great value And what is of great importance
the plantation of COL Geo. S. Yerger Yazoo City,
Planters desiring full particulars referred my
Agents, as above.
Applicants for agencies will please them enclosing
testimonials
| my3 4m&W GEO. g. HENRY,
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~ A GRAND FOURTH OF JULY BALL
~ will be given at the
EN OCEAN SPRINGS HOTE
Monday Evening Next, July 4, 1859.
E. ". GEER & CO., Proprieors.
1Admon Ball and Supper free to the Hotel guests.
je29 St
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BY J. NEVILLE q CO

SUCCESSION OF LOGAN MCKNIGHT yIIn. y !.
oiAves q Auction, without reserve
By JULIAN NEVILLE & 60.
JULIAN NEyhLE, Auctioneer
Ohice-l1 Commercial Place
H,U H July ~, 1859, At IL O'Clock.
b1 virtus ~ ~ no,s street. at suction, viii ID
second District Court rendered In the masters Il The sbve
THE SLAVE WON AN NAKED LOUISA, .r.a 40 v..,,
and her child Edmund Johnson aged shout yesfs ~ JOSIE
1ez0
SUCCESSION De LOGAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DE
valeur, Pencan, reserve
+ PAR JULIAN NEVILLE f. co.
r. JuLhH NEVILLE, Encanteur.
II ..rpv n, Bureau. II Commercial Place
dup ol.S ~ tpli as, !, lsSg sera yendu ren-
Cour De D. phonorsb r. III Morgan juxe de- III ss ysla
L. nsges rsndu dams ]. susdite snscession
~ CONDlIlon age d'environ deux ans ~ ~ @
| VERY DEsIKEComptant. je20h
Cottage Gotta . Ktssdsn'eS AND ELEGANT TWosToRY
By JULIAN - excellent n''sh''fh'0d' in the
| JUnLLLE e. CO.,
oxvmLH, Auctioneer
AT ehE VEN sAkE sS.ss Commercial Place.
s!dsncs sit9sed on the shady side Of claibGTT.
Lots measure IS feet inches 'front.' on eet between
inches. '"Ss'' - ,e street,
The dwelling contains eight rooms all fronting on eject
closed The improvements in the consist Of breaa
room Kitchen complete washing and ironing rooms bait
The ground. besaiifuy laid out front and rear
with the choicest flowers and other plants Of the
ties among which are sweet orsng figs and peaches.
a splendid residence with large grounds.
Purchasers can visit the property any day aer o'clock
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C. Nj. RUTHERFORD. COMMIsSIoN
Agent for the Purchase Sale of Slaves-Ohce and
TX Yard No. 6S Baronne street, New Orleans La.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-04

THos. MURRAY. John r. pooIyy
FLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER YARD-
Having sold stock on hand yard Old Ba
SIM respectfully friends take notice that our
business confined egitimaely at the FLORIDA YELLOW
NEW BASIN. - ~ ~
Orders left at Box S. Mechanics Dealers Exchange 10
St. Charles street. will be promptly attended to.
fe26t THOS MURRly ~
OLD RYE WHiSkY-1O bbls. in store and for sale
~ by S. JONES Il co,
1e-o 81 Grayer street.