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Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26
Mountain Correspondence.
SrRAMnEnnx VAn1rv Ann o,

STRAWBERRY VALLEY, Aug 23d.
EDITOR NATIONAL DEMooRAT:- to
appointment, our town last evening was the
scene of some lively political excitement,
and fine little auditory of about seventy
persons assembled to hear an address from
the Hon. @. E, De Long, the Anti Lecomp
ton candidate fer State Senator. Many were
actuated by feelings of curiosity to see the
much talked of and much abused Young
man, who, despite all of his enemies, seems
to obtain position and honor some way.
For some reason unknown almost to ourselves,
prejudice against him had settled upon the
public mind, which was the reason of his
small vote here last year. About s o'clock
he mounted the stand in front of Berry's
Saloon, and opened his speech by stating that
he believed this place was the very lair of
Lecomptonism the stronghold of political
iniquity; filled with his personal enemies !;
and that in just such place as this he was
proud and happy to bear the banner of "The
Douglas" j" and coming as he did with reason
as his only weapon, and truth for his armor,
he eourted discussion, and as he had enemies
present, he also courted their opposition to
be then and there made openly, that he might
defend himself in the presence of his audto
ry. None answering, he then proceeded to
make brief and eloquent speech, frequent.
ly interrupted with applause. Right nobly
did he advocate his cause, and answer the
charges that had been made against him by
his enemies. He has made friends here for
the Douglas cause, and completely sienced
the personal calumnies of his enemies. On
the 9TH of next September let the ballots at
this place tell TO the people of this county
the worth and ability of the standard bearer
of their Anti Lecompton ticket. At the con
clusion of his speech, Mr.. Singerland, the
candidate of the same party for Sheriff, an.
peared on the stand in response TO the call
OF his audience. and made a few brief, per
tinent, and well timed remarks which were
well received.
We are now wide awake and active, and I
assure you and our brother Democrats
throughout the county, that all that we can
do, we will do in this precinct, on the ides
OF September next. Yours. OCCASIONAL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26

Mono LAKB MINEs.-Major Dodge recently
returned 60 Carson Valley from journey to
the Owen river county. He says that The
new mines at Mono Lake surpass in richness
any mines he has ever seen. A gentleman
from Walkers river, reports at Carson VAL
ley that the mines at Mono Lake are " as
rich as the most avalicious could desire" If
this be the case, they must be ogtta rich.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26
NOTICE.
Il. FRENCH

H. FRENCH
HAS received from New York direct, and now Of
fers for sale, the new KEROSENE OIL and LAMPS.
at REDUCED PRICES. These Lamps are warranted
superior to any in this market. Call and see at GO
ID STREET, Theatre Building, Marysville.
aulS I'm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26

HOllOwRy's OimIm eHt. t.-Asihua, Tightness
OF the Chest and the various diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, as well as the innumerable eruptions and
ulcers which attack the skin and flesh, yield invarla.
bly, to this preparation.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26
BEE TREE.-The Sacramento Union has
the following:

A BEE TREE.-The Sacramento Union has
the following:
A resident about mile and half above
the American river was engaged on Tuesday
corraling honey and bees from an oak tree,
on the target ground" just back of Washing
ton. An eyewitness informs us that the dis
coverer had recovered about 100 pounds of
honey, and secured two swarms of bees, aud
was collecting the third swarm He follow
ed the original swarm about two months ago,
and, having noticed where they settled,
awaited favorable opportunity to avail him
self of the benefits of his discovery. The
stock of bees is increasing so rapidly, we NAV
soon expect to be furnished with honey at
Eastern prices.
The WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-A cores
pOndent of the Alta, writing from Washing
ton says:
The greater portion of the roof which COW
cred the Washington Monument has been re-
moved in order that the rigging may be
placed in suitable order for the resumption of
work Everything aronnd the monument
wears the signs of decay. The few old sheds
are there, but the machinery, DC will have
to be obtained anew. The stones sent 10y the
various States as contributions to the monu-
ment still remain open to the public, but in
the erection Of the monument they will con-
tribute but little.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26
TOTHELADIEsOF CALTFORNIA

DR.. l.. j. Czapkay, late Surgeon in the Hungarian
army, and Lecturer diseases OF women and CHI.
dren, to which he has paid especial attention would
inorm The l2Gies that he is prepared TO rca those
diseases peculiar 10 the sex, aud remove the M
health copseo uen upon irregularities OF The catame-
ni9' sd ca Ov vIDaihy dsimb The heLlhul action OF
all ne oihe, o s ~ especially OF be brain and ner-
vOua srs;em; hence he liability o. females 10 that
class disorders suoEn nervous diseases. These
hresu'driiies vita marlied ladies are too equent
causes o. s,etiiiiv, ns bane OF domestic hap ness
pu. whether arising ,nis o. otheI dis eases the
Decor success ~ This b 1oh OF his profession usti-
ieS ne 9ss0rr nee whicl he gives OF certain relef.
The Doc Of world say 10 O )se afflicted, chat be ully
appreciates he 6eGscv ,ae subject, and the dispo-
siop OF TEMPLES 20 aubet whilst suffering can be en-
duted rJther asa -Dnlv or inrt aid which will end
their troubles auG ore heir health. TO such we
would give ,he ssur1 nee OF delicate consideration 10
their suGernss, and speedy restoration 10 the capac
~ For The enjoyment OF lie.
e2E All consultations (bv leief or otherwiSe) free
Address TO DR.. l.. j. CZAPKAY,
jyl3-3m Medical destitute, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26
Notice.

Ifyou wanttosmokesomething very hne,
Thentry John s. Bowman IS Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR sToKt.
lee Cor. I'd and Dsts., Marysvrlle
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26
HnII,. snrsnnnri1ln. Yellow nncI nnl

HaITs Snrsnpar1IIa, Yellow DOOR nnd
Odide of Potash is fast supersedng the use all 9th
er preparations OF the kind, as it is made without
spirits mercury or arsenic and contains full dose
OF iodde of potash consequently for all mercuiial
scrofuous and cutaneous Affections it is superior TO
all others. Sold by druggists generally at$i
II. HALL Il CO., Proprietors
143 ana 1i5 Clay street,
au4 Below Montgomery
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26

CERTIFUCATE.-I,t the undersigned, Gov
ernor of Hungary, do TESTIFY hereby, that DR.. L.
C2apkay has served duIng The contest for Hungarian
liberty, as Ch ef Surgeon. in the Hungarian army
with faithful perseverance. Whereof have given 10
him this certificate, and do recommend him TO sympa-
thy, attention and protection OF all those who are ca.
pable of apprecatng patriotic sersacriice, and
deserved misfortune. K0SSUTH LAJ0S,
Governor OF Hungary.
WAsHISGToN CnY, Jan. 9th, 1872.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26

French INVASION TALEED OF IN ENGLAND.
Lord Lyndhurst, in a recent speech in the
British House of Lords, advocating the poll
ey Of strengthening the national defenses,
said that he could not conceal from himself
the hostile feeling of the French people to.
ward England. He said he could place no
reliance on the Emperor Napoleon, who was
in situation in which he must be governed
by circumstances. He would not consent
that the safety of England should depend on
such contingencies. He desired that fleet
should be fitted out for the West Indies-that
there should be force in the channel equal
TO that of France, and that a feet would be
required 20 command the Mediterranean
He considered it necessary to have feet
capable of coping with any two navies, in
case OF a combination between Russia and
France. He said
An army of six hundred thousand men.
admirably disciplined, admirably organized,
superior to any other force of the same kind
in Europe, lies within few hours sail of our
own shores. That army is composed Of brave
troops, skilful, well commanded, eager for
conflict, enthusiastic, fond of adventure,
thirsiing for glory, and, above all, familiar
with glory. That is the power arrayed
against you"
The London News takes different view
of the subject, and in its comments upon the
debate, says:
lrritated apparently at the unanimous
and unmistakable determination manifested
by the whole nation in numberless meetings
few weeks ago, handful Of peers are de-
termined TO spare no effort to provoke dead
ly and bitter war with the great nation
across the channel!'
Again the News says:
"On whatever other subjects people differ,
all agree that these shores must be provided
with complete and implegnable defense -
But while the nation is prepared to pay any
amount OF taxes 10 protect the country against
foreign aggression, we are much mistaken if
it will be willing 10 bear heavy burdens in
order that few superanuated lords may re-
tail the malignity of aristocratic saloons in
the Imperial Parliament To raise armies
and fleets that we may live at home or pur-
sue our business all over The world in peace
is one thing; TO maintain them that we may
feel insolently superior to the common obli-
cations of neighborhood is another"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26
WANTED,

DY A STEADY HAN, permanent Situation to
- do Gardening, or any kind OF hard work about
house. He can turn his hand 10 any kind Of hard
work, and is not SO particular about wages he is to
get permanent place Apply at this office.
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Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26

DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAYsS PRIVATE
Medical and Surgical Institute is on Sacramento
street, below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's Office, San Francisco. The
Doctor offers free consultation, and asks remunera-
tiOn unless he effects cure.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-26
Misrellanrous.
S25 Reward.
$3.50 REWARD.

7 WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD for The ar.
Il rest and conviction Of fiie person who set Gre "a
my barn on the night OF Friday last, August 10Th
1859. Iaug u CHAS. q. BOCKIUS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosp DISTRICT Couar? SUCCESSION oFJAMEs LEMON.
liz Hereby to me of
.s estate 4,d 70 herein Interested
they or the pssensd BY
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
j. Z. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
Koe coyh DE JAMES
A Wis est pate present dome aux Cream
e de e
de Ia presene publication les raions Iesqus compile
mains s 1ep pE
f' Pss oPs@s dsi Ia S CO.. s'"'''
m22 26 81 j. L. KELLY. nepute Grefher.
sEcosp DIS n,sFnor CouKr }succEss1oM OF JOHN HEN
,xt q HsY qT's aS 1v,,1,,. nEsSoN:
ssd liz Court o mas fS e.
ectop the estate of the late John Henderson, deceased
Noes hereby a v al whom to ,how
By order of the Court.
J. l.. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
Drq.rnSE couS DE .P3,srRrcr. sucGEss1oM DE JOHN
TTEWDU que William 5. N SALISBURY
oi ia ds sa
Avis dome toas ceux que celia peu con
ne eaS az ur, Les 1s0s pour les
ma 2'a j. Il. KELLY. Dtpute eirsfher.
NoTiCEG . TO TAX PAYERs.--THE UNDER;
~ signed Collector OF taxes,
ms indebted the State for
1859 within the First District city,
q CITY Hail third story, nd the within the time
by law under pennly property being
| gnget for said taxes.
EOhce hours from 9 A. NJ, to3 r. v.
TiOS. ASKEW,
Collector FRS, District
AVIS AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES souss1.
"A ene oecteur de Et4 life lie avis
personnes de,ant de Etat pour 1855 It cees
pour licenses dc 1889 ans lie Premier sctd rette VI e de
Sc presenter bureau, % Cy Hail. uisieme age ct
payer les ss ties taxes dams lie temps prtser rnr o' sous
peine davor hypoh6gne pour les dites taxes
| Heures de bureau de A. NJ. as T. NJ
| TH0S. KEW.
mil GOT Celecteur Premier District.
! NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ALL
~ having against The hrm OF Nj ERhEL \
t.ARk will present FIR nd usimeat prior to the
| 3lst inst MERkEi. I Parker,
| and Beet Market Secoud Dist Jet.
| New Orleans March /. 1879. MI I'm
| DEhIUVAI-c. Il. sLUCOMB Il co. have removed
Il Clartres their New e.
| and %. 50, 81. sc and 81 Common street se2i II
| HTI. A. DAkrLETr, BROKER No. 81 GRA-
| w WEIR STREET.
sS- Agency OF the Manhean'' "Kuickerhocker Life
!Hspihlce Companies oi NeE York. MI u
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Try1H JUDICIAL DISTRICT coua4 3sUccFae7oN ~ 7Tz
PARISH s Madison. d GSSE s s3s.sI COL COL
RI viRTUE q and ri .es'sdiss s.ssi :: an ~
ii. Honn,ase III T, T;, i'5 pS e me dsssss
ssss sassn Il. K. sp s Hs: ,s
G Ss .rs hss.,igs EIss TTksDAY "a SsS.
giiy ssars Capital stoe. Of tho Crescent City Bank
'N""'-oasa on tue spot. p.prrp .-
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
r.r.,,.. 4. x.a.s. SSasTTEs L coz
sy s.l. ss sIS.s de yssss S.ra. ].
j: a.: !. Il. .Ss
ve rs Dueiau. Z. adiade.don de- '''''''"
ci GtzosDrrross-ceu,,,n, :. 49,, 5000.
milo 1sna sA.,t a. Z rs,d SaE d!I;I;..,.
u Nes orleans. as Nv ss.s Ct;
s e ss = Il sr ss.ss
e 81 :ss:;s % Sss
Ts expired term q The d ss prs si...a ;.
@ 8 4sas f. snss O. &
Sfl1sa q e Is .soys sai :, ..
the sns ay eas 81 he oee rent falls u add
Sheriff y r III 3 r rdsa 3 e,,,..,.
sssH F.
Eouv.lls; Orleans. HILL sssI-No ls,oIe
EsV VhRTU dun writ de 6er1 facias centre
T. VIM Pinkney Hill. addresse par Ihenor able Clrgu
Cour de District Nouve lie Orleans, aaire
dessns brocederaie MA kDI, 70 de 1879, midi.
PHotei de Ia Cite Ia Commune, entire les du Camp
ct des Magas;ns Ia publique adjudication de-
La balance du bail de IL sitnee dams e PaaeaRe de h
Bourse Deux ee District de cee VILE expiranr 81
octobfs 1853 aison DR. 80 payAhs ensuesment.
Satsis dams ranaire cdessus.
CONDlTIOss-Lacque.eur paissa IL Ioyer ecteancs
ct lie surplus, sil , await, compliant.
"i' q " % . saer.l oe y fa1otsse d.OIls.ns
F,rrH D1srs1rr r,orr-, GEO " COpp ,..,.,..,. 1900,
AZ Nssr Grissns 3
nv VIRTIIr x ~ - = 80 s.NS ayus
b apans. VIM Pink"sy I'm, ~ ~. e i.
able Ike Fif District couIt ~ Me- ~ ~ .t
entitled cause will proceed to sejl unbic snesio ~
TIJESnAY March "a $50 Al I0k c;.tcrk - -
honse e. % I.as an s.st ~ ~. $3.50 -, ~ ny
cirS' " - ' " ~ e D'ss''e' y ~.
Iax T,oohs Offices fnrntur. str a. n.y ;uv.u,x s1.a
oN;ca -' " ~ = - -
ss,ed In The .hove anti
TERNSE1,asb IN The snot
. ~ ~ 'f P4RKER
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A FINE
Residence in the town of Vaudeville, with improved
grounds, consisting of gardens, ETC.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE &. co.

gtcuhch, CONSISTING oil gardens, etc.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
as,h .nst o az Il o GsT%fs; NJ r"is
shore. '~,~'
and feet front caro by o Isl
imp. consist Of oneory cottage house. ee.
waited on lex pillars containing fu' bed dining
are and ganed 'Ds ~ III "''' Inc
m o on e npx aG
est TIRE ,rees aud wharf and hit hose built last
ing four carriage order will be sold book
sa-l ERAso thousand dollars cash; the balance in
equal payments of and for bearing per
1@ ns sae can do so by ap
sale Ssfes Stark. Notary Public the expense
Oh ssn1 b. c x'os
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioueer,
Office, II Commercial Place.
81 A. Apr nth 1892 At |, u =. es,Seh
mated in bonded by Frankl date Benton Clio
Liberty h,.a and Erato streets
of 10 i.et, between paralls Ines - eSp'"
s &c
stable, etc. under sh ,gle 100;
ed me ns it in perfect order aud rented
q S&du per hnnHm.
ns-rERMs $500 cash: sso' the 24th October next
ahce in twelve mon his from oct 81 1853, for bearing
mortgage the property with PER interest and per
C. ut. if not Fad at maturity.
1mpros be Kept insured and policy
vendor. '
Act Of sale before T. j. Beck, p expense of the
purchaser. me-
THREE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLINGS. IN A
good neig borhood situated in the upper portion of
First district, at private tale.
BY JULIEN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office IL CONNER cial Pace
WILL b SOLD at private sale. two very
w desirable story Brick Dwellings, now rented nj SIS
month situated III upper rlion Of the First Dist in
ont of the most delightful ne ghborioods.
The Los each 50 feet 'front.' by depth
feet.
The Houses contain everything necessary ge tee fam
lily, and are entirely lit with gas.
II not sold At private sae previous the LIST of April
will he offered at auction
s-TERhs-Sa,sisc,ory to good purchaser.
Also
, two.s,ory Brick Dwelling situated in the upper of
sized family bahhouse large cisien every other
nj "
The Lot &c feet 'front.' by depth l2s fee and
will be sold On satisfactory TERMS is large
| owHtr mo- III
JULIAN NEVILLE & CO., AUCT1oNEERs, APP
frAsers, General Agents Estate.
Slv Furniture. Bank Stocks Port Warden Succession
| Sales Careoes, stocks of Merchandise, etc
Particular attention paid the purchasing selling
| Of Plantations. ~ ~
| - Office. No II Commercial Place. a7 If
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CANDs' SARSApARllLA, FOR puRIFYIN

The Blood the Original and Genuine Article, everywhere
celeb ated for the removal and NIL
arising from impure state of the Blood habit OF the
sys
THIS is Purely Vegetable Extract, in which strongly
concentrated all the medicinal pro- of the
paviila combined with other eecua salunry
productions of the vegetable kingdom producing compound
differing entirely in its character and any
preparation and infinitely all others for the
SrIouia Rheum tis, stubborn Ulcers Dyspepsia, Salt
Nheum, Fever Sores Eryspeas Pimples, Bes Mercural
Diseases uan Ernptions Liver Complaint Female Com
plants Irss of Appetite Gerer Debility, The expert
o. sixteen has fully established high reputation
of this.
Prepared and sold by A. d. n. SANDS Wholesale Drug
gss No. 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale by
J. WRIGHT & CO., No. 81 and ISL Chartres street.
F.P. DAG0NfE, 80 Chartres street, New Orleans and
P. II. MCiRAW, Natchea, Miss. m2I lm&W
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r A. FAHNEsTocK's vEKMIFUGE-

This safe aud only eectua remedy for has been
extensively used by regular practising physicians than
proprietary medicine which has matte its appearance
III. United States.
IL used with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentle
who have attained rHnence In the medical ession
all the Middle Western ami southern STATES
The great of popularity is the fact that nothing has
been discovered which be place.
that it used in all without fears
suit It's perec. safety Is it every parent II
secreted within the sysern. II wi speedily
them without fail Bn' in order TO oh ain The genuine article
purchase should he his guard and look well
initials the bottle aud wrapper and be
he is buyrg b. A. FAiIN ESTOCK'S vERM1FUGE, and nj
9th lnSW
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AUCTION SALES.
SPECIAL CRBDIr sALE-L1NEEs AND FOREIGN !

SPECIAL CREDIT sALE-LINENs AND FOREIGN DRY
Goods.
BY e. ROGER g. CO., .-~
formerly II. Feychaud. Hyde Coz
TUESDAY. 22d lust, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
u their auction ROOM No. % Old Levee street will be
q packages Linens and Foreign Goods consisting Of A
s lss Shifting Linens Printed Linens Linen Cambria Hand
Printed s wh.s and oe s Dotted Susins
A9-TEKMs-oysr 81 0. four months.credi,. mig
BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc. ETC.,
BY ANsEL EDWARDS,
Store, IS 81. Charles street.
4. ARxFIELp, Auctionser.
nr !. sariE u. isi, and fvsTy weekday even
large collection Of the hest works Of the best authors
Wiring s'f Pseks ss Cutlery &c
10 also Blank
cash, to which he attention public Is invited n
CREDIT SALE OF 200 LOTS OF sEAsoNABLE DRY
BY BLACHE f. LEAUMONT,
Auction Store, II Chartres street.
WN, rooms No. II chaie. street xli ::
200 lots of seasonab,e Dry Goods
E7-TRRMs-Ats sale. m22
charlottesville without reserve 10 effect partition.
BY ALFRED BOULIGNY
ohce-No. 10 Graver street.
THaUR u. March e, 1859. at u o'clock
lowing described property:
First District.
s onE a9T or aa as
rs feet inches front T.houpolas %
feet io inches Win The imp Is thereon eonsstnr Of
brick house servants rooms, and known the
SSs or 81 SEfousD designated as No IL ms..ur
ISn Ne adjoining G nd g giuehss lie osr
tbee story double brick house. and twoory kitchen and
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mls % Is IS 81
LUTHER HOMES, SUCCESSOR TO,
HOMES Il BENNETT ct ais va
J II. MADDOX L j. K. EICHEL-

HOMES 4 BENNETT ct ais va
of j H. MADDOX Ill. K. EICHEI.,
New Orleans BERGER-No. 7,ts4
RY VIRTUE Of an alias writ or fieri facsss
ID against j. X. Echeberger and directed by the
Honorable the Fifth District Court Of New Orleans the
above entitled will proceed to sell public auction,
Streets TUESDAY. March - h. 1853, at u O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the -
Fourth District Of this city in the bourded b.
Washington Plaquemine now Coliseum, sixth and Ches,
Hedn OWL Engineer and deposited in The Office Of g. B.
Cenas Notary the 10th March, 1867 Said "a
feet front Washngtn street by depth Of 100 feet inches
and lines
Seized in the above suit
Cash he
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BY ]. NEVILLE & co.

rosITIyE .ss SALE LAKE SHORE
CANT t and shade trees of The most and choice
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Apctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
TUESDAY s ~: X. 22d inst. at I2 O'clock M. at
TH IA G EIEd hSs ss m9s will be .o pac.
Esd, situated at Pass Oh, istian. Miss.
DC residence oH WEshs. Ed, on the West By
1hs house contains rooms dinineroom and large hall
aaired family Ihs S:aa"iiy laid
the prem ses kept in perfect repair.
Thu Of he
# he sa s %
+ ,ne e es Saq Sssme in .ap,
II IS and a onts credit 70, note. bearing per inter
kept insured and policy transferred
Act 4 sale before James Grshsm Commiss for the
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO PUR-
son Railroad, tx miles from ,bs town Of osyhs.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Asctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
1s1 e " S'%%i e. Rs,s5
miles from ,h,s city and * miles from osyia containing 81
land very ochsrI containing Peach
G EFT ARe ss ae 2s s s aR0 Sses Plum
The improvemf ns consist of good Frame Dwelling
tanning four rooms kitchen, vs. room, smoke house
chicken house. large stable fer six carriage house.
and other necessary ont buildings.
This property l. desirable in respect and in complete
repair nld of The family removing the city
s8-TERMS-S SU0 cash. balance in twelve months, for
bearing the property with and
IL not paid at maturity. m4
VERY ELEGANT QUARTER OF A SQUARE IN THE
Fourth District adjoining tae residence Of the R Rev.
Bishop Polk, on Magazine street. at auction.
By JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Offcs II Commercial Place
THURSDAY, March "a, 1850, ut 12 o'clock,
L at the City Hotel. G street. will be sold
THOSE VERY bEsIRAB BILE LOTS situated in the Fourth
District in the bounded by Magazine Thd Camp
Fourth streets.
Lot No inches On Marazine st. Get
by depth of 1913 et inches and lines
Of lot No. 2. ~
No 81 inches front on Magazine street
by depth of 128 feet inches and 81 line No
and feet inches and lines the opposite side
Lot No. 81 feet 10 inches Magazine
by depth of l28 feet inches and lines the line
Lot No forms the Of Magazine and Third
fl feet IL inches front Magazine dept
OF ~ feet inches and Ga lines line Of lot No. depth
ard ont OF Is feet inches and lines Third
Lot No measures 30 feet front Third street. deph
OF III feet inches between par. lines. This property
offered Of i'll health and is the desirable
locations on MAg.z zine street.
1J-TERMS-The purchaser to assume note due on the
bearing interest At the of balance
the price Of adjudication years. bearing
interest at The rate Of with mortgage
the property: per cent mot pnio at matur ty.
purchaser. mil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
GALLERY Or OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE
No. s CARONpELET STREET, WEST SIDE.

TIE subscriber wishing visit Europe private
sale his large and collection of PAINTINGS and I'm
CRAVINGS insisting Of Original Pictures by of the
Of Europe, aud mtlr from the
brated ariistsl selected and panied during
years residences artist in the principal cities the Cont
and IN This The public nvtei Ill and
anime the collection, which may be from O'Clock A.
till 5 O'Clock r. NJ.
ROBERT GSCHWTSDT.
M! I'm No. 8 CaronteIet street west side,