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sHERIFF's SALES.
. prsrslcr counr1 succEssIoN on LOUISA

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Of o'fit e e. LAND
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q sa nS o es receipt @
TERMs.Cash on the spot
Sheriff of IL. be- Parish Fl aHs q 6li:a...
D.g.,.,s coys Ds.srcr DE- LOUISA
EN VEKTU dun ordre Il vsnts rsnaa j.
d. d.ss es.
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ct De. Msgasns compile de la de la vente
prSsaEs' Pos71os DE rrnnE sis. J.
@ e IL de +
It, l. quart du qust es. de section
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foTo 81 ..s la
rosse Dc Lyngstop Ea de- Ia Louisiana don't description
ans ranges ~? est s'ss s &
qu speer du eeu du bureau dss erres de Green
CONDITIONS Compliant moment del adjudication.
Il.
aug U g q Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orlsans.
F1E E Rs1fs. 81 ReRAcE
b q e (: p ss& ssas
Of New Orleans IN The entitled cause will proceed
sell at public suction, at the City Hotel Common be-
le Two q CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with the build -
III @ he ~. %
plan drawn by g A. Hedn surveyor dated April 5ih 1851
Public in this city.
No 20 feet front on Franklin street. bstwsen
dividing q ard 90 feet inches and lines
on the opposite side line and 20 feet inches and lines in
Lot No. "a feet inches front on Common street.
between franklin ard IRENE 90 feet inches and
the opposite tide line and Il inches and lines in
seiEed IN the above suit.
TERMS-Cash On the spot.
Eft; PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
cIsauIEsE cogR DE- DISTRICT J. B. LEToREY HORACE
n xMRTf ,.,m BAssy.sG les
moi sdesss honorable Cnquieme Cour de District Dc
sns ss . & &
&c entire les rues du Camp ct des Aagasns la
s.
Ct qu ~ trouvent situes dams 10 Premier Dis
dreSse O. A. Hedin, date avr 1851, depose
reude do Thomas Beck noa!re public de
lie lot No peds face la rue Franklin
les rues Jackson IS geds de proondeur
Il sns De 1 No.
lgnes de !argeur sur Ia ligne du fond.
lie lot No mesurs Peds goucss Dc face ia rue Com:
gpes de sur Ia kns du lot g peds
bRnes de largeur sur la ligne du fond.
Saisis dams i'afare ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de lssqaSesEtton.
50 Y Is 30 ~ Sheriff de Ia Par0isse d'0reans.
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AUCTION SALES.

COTTON. COTTON. COTTON. COTTON.
BY Il. B. SYKES
I Auction store-Magarine street.
oeans ,ss ns a 20 lnst a. Ecloc At the
s4 bales Cotton less. slightly damaged by water on
'' sr ;'fsRss sase;::SGss' .ss
COTTON. COTTON. COTTON. COTTON.
BY r. b. SYKES.
Auction store-Magazine street
steam 4ha Dssa &C. q
Cotton slightly damaged by water on board steamer
"s ssTfsRxs-c..h. sss
YACHT KATE" AT AUCTION.
BYL Il. BEARD f. CO.,
Gardner smi.k, AuctIoneer
2. Ga e state he Fir; D ~ Ice Yacht
ST .h all her L ss
III sp % .ss q : n .ss
ss s.a e. s i Ss on the Lake
Terms Of sale. cash. an29 81
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN THE FOURTH DIsTa1cr
and Furniture for sale at auction.
By JULIAN NEVILLE & co,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Auctoneer,
Office, II Commercial Place.
MONDAY. septe mber u, 1859, Mt II o'clock
Ie and jersey on ses viii BE- .od 's~esn Au
# s s.
Gard and Dining Tables Cnars Rockers Easy Chairs, Mat
'ei ss.f fis
Also, at IL o'clock NJ on the pre- misses
The House and Lots Said lots front ST. Andrew street.
assuring IS feet, with DEPTH to OTIS Nos and Of III
feet 10 inches and lines; and No. l feet all French
The improvements consist Of story dwelling,
tanning two parors -four bedrooms Kitchen rooms
carriage house, stable and other eonveniences.
I
-Rshss si
balance three from day Of sale with infe
final
cured by mortgage on the property sold.
Improvements 10 DO kept insured and policy transferred
vendor.
Acts o. tals before 7. O. starke Notary Public.
pense of the purch SEES
coon MAHOGANY FURNITURE, P1CCoLo PIANO,
Carpets, etc.. at auction, on account of departure.
BY j. d. BEARD e. CO.,
GARDNER SIXTH Auctioneer.
Office 80 Magazine street.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, mt 10Y O'Clock,
at No Fourth street, between kayades End fryanis
will be sold
Good Mahogany Bedsteads Arnos Bureaus. Washstands
Tables Sofas Easy Rocking and Psrlor Chairs Mattresses
Curtains 6ne Velvet Carpets, Rugs Mating Mante
ments Mirrors Crockery ard Glass Ware Kitchen Utensils
Cooking Stove. etc.
fine Rosewood case Piccolo Piano.
Dat en7
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE. I
Baton Rouge. August 9. 1891
I'm accordance with the I3th section Of
Aet NO. 49, approved March 18th, 1851 entitled " Act in
relation to certain debts Of the State and Of No. 26 emit
It'd an Act relative to the receipts sectlons ap
proved March 18th 1859 sealed proposals will be received for
tx days from and after the date Of the first insertion of This sd
or The purchase by the State Of Louisiana Of
hundred and ten thousand toars worth les Bonds
.neh are receivable BY the for the crcpa
TO- approved March To- 1855 Al proposals to be directed to
we Anaor and Treasurer at Baton Rouge endorsed pro-
presence Of the Governor MONDAY the 24 day Of DC
toher eighteen hundred and IF ynne S59 IL O'Clock
Said purchase be made from hs bidder bidders Offering
sell said Bond1 at the lowest terms.
The right reject any all bids
and to direct Advertisements for proposals.
Ky the Governor: ROBERT G. wICKL1FrE.
A. DUPLANTIER Assistant Secretary of State.
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Nr-seNss HOs FOR WOOD HOUSE /,
BILL OF FARE
For
This Days Lunch,
AT 10Y o'clock A. n.
Soup.
MULLIGATAWNY.
Fish.
BAKED RET SNAPPERs,
With VIII TIE VINE SAUCE;
-.--. TONGUES and SOUNDS.
Entrees.
BAKED PORK AND BEANS.
sTEwED BEEF, with ONIONS and POTATOES.
FOTAFOE SALAD.
Vegetables.
DAA''' oN'o' TOMATOES, RAD1sHes.
and PEPPERS.
Extras.
SOLFERINO SALAD.
SHRIMP PYRAMIDS.
ReIishes.
WORCESTERSHIRE,
COLD SLAuGH.
PICKLED PEPPERS.
To Order.
Moe. Chandon and Max snsine Champagne constantly In
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OFFICE BOARD ASSESSORS, !
Room No. Is City Hall,
New Orleans August Is, 1859.
s1-Notice to Tax Payers-The Hoard OF
the CITY of New OrlnUs having mpeted their
rolls Of the year 1879 and copies having
been left with the Secretary of the Hoard No Is City
Hail. the be and examined BY sny the nhab-
liant. Of the said city Of New Orleans and Of the
r NJ daily. Sundays accepted during THIRTY DAYS
the 18th inst.
NEE. al their Office No 5 City Hall from O'Clock A. M
TIL O'Clock r. M, the 18th. 10Th 2st 3D.
18th of September next to review their app
cation Of any person coBceiving self aRerieved.
HENRY BIER,
aul3 Sod Secretarv Foard ~ ssaasora
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%. southern Pacific RaiIroad-The UNDER
signed ready to receive his office street
the LOAN to the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
~ the meetings Of the Stockholders
and 9Th Of August
important that Stockholders and others who intend
1t not believed that appeal citizens of New Or
leans who largely interested in this enterprise will
be In vain when other points, having local
road have contributed much asked
for in this city.
aus IF HIS FULKERsOE Apant
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WlDOW A. COSTA. SUCCESSOR 70 AUoUn
w Costs, has ON hnnd and oGe1s for sals- a157
go hbls. Ness, Prime and Runp PeRt.
100 tferces Bacon-Sides and 6hnQlSr-r.
80 bbls White and Rcd Beams,
4 Is terces EugarCured Hams
100 bbe. Superdne and Extra Flcuy.
80 tierces Carolina Rkcs,
500 bblB. Western and Northern Polafoaa
AZ 6m H6 81 A. and m ma I1evus .<,u~a
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1arThe bark j. X. Davis, Captain Hand,
from Phil*delphs Is discharglng cargo Post 23
FIRST District Consgnees attend the receipt
OF their goods the Levae.
SO GEO. W. HYNsoN co. 81 Camp street.
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q HALLER & BROTHER. MANUFAC-
~ THRERs OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
ARDWoRk In all its varities. Has also hand large
assortment Of Cooking, Parlor and Bar.room Stoves.
the City or Country.
Particular attention paid all descriptions building work.
Copper 1ron Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters and
Roofing, Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads, etc.
Have the exclusive right for the State Of Louisiana
and vend he recently patented invention of Jabes Lews from
the use oftwhich the roof Of buildings Is washed ali fifth
prior the water being conducted the cerns Being self
mt uned haro-h aforo Az ~.
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COMPREHENSIVE.


NOTICE The s,% y ~ .DIss. r ar! CO.
x vi. c ss..s ;, e. 4 n sso '
Il f fssSsSS:.
New ofisans. September !, 1859.
WE HAVE PURCHAsED OF NJ. A. B. READ.
extensive Bis a,s.ss. The Iys Cotton Press and .as
e. sa,s ' md
n. fAs1f Az, i:,' sso Press.
New orl..e.. esg:emser ]. 1859. '' WYNN ssasi
4. .. ss:s J. s Z: rSoxas
New Orleans sepember I. 1885, WYE Va.
DIss0LyTlOs-rBE yIRx o. JoH1sTo1 .
4, s:',sss y r e
Tho late firm in Liquidation. y a's 'ns hene o.
..se In rs: 41SaH HsEse,
COPARTNEHsHsP-T uxDERsIoEED h.,.
S ss5sr So MOE e. {; -
g. " HccERREx.
Is: F FossREZ'
New Orleans August 5. 1872 aus I'm
NOTICE THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFORR
G s .od
tua Either will sign the of the m IN
d. H.
ALBEIT saH c q verse
New Orleans, June 30, 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED THIS
day copartuership for the transaction Of Commission
v s1as ss ys ANN
P. Whitney Co.
4 4nRasa e saEHAsk.
New Orleans July l. 1889 No. IS Carondelet street.
IN RETIRING FROM THE SHIP BROKERAGE
take occasion to to friends
Il s rs e ~ 70
upon the late firm Of j. r. Whitney Co.
IN. HAoKDoRN.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREroFoRE Ex
Listing between the undersigned and LOGAN MCKNIGHT,
hi' :sa L s'. sf 4 4. ~
"S'''-''''' : ssSSS SPk1ea;:
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY formed
copsrtnsr.hp under the and style GOODRICH
sion business At the came place n heretofore.
......s.... + e c Ss$Ssfsaa.
New Orleans July l, 1850. Iyl On
SAINT LOUIS HOTEL-TBE uNDERsIoNFD
having purchased the Saint Louis Ho:e furniture v
ng The summer for additions alterations repairs AID vii
% fefuInished and reopsned ~ Tuesday
New Orleans, June LIST, 1859. jel a.
lease Of t,s Saint Charles years and sva
q tl thank the public for the liberal
Hotel will during the summer be thoroughly renovated
painted and and .e hope the Of the
We pronie to DO In satisfactory manner
New Orleans Jnne 1st 1859, ie1 IN
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Steamboat 9sparturts Tbis guy.

Dates Of Departure OF European. California
and Havana Mails, for Septe mber, 1859.
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HARDWARE.
STATIONARY STEAM EN0INEs-
ALL s1zEs, FROM to Is DIAMETER OF CYLrrpxp

STATIONARY sTEAM EN0INEs-
ALL s1zEs. FROM to 1s DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from TX to 30 sor..
sower.
DRAINING WHEELS. from II fest to 30 feet diameter
DRAINING PUMPS, from s to - inches in Diameter
La 1 Lsavts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, With
Iron and wooden with Noreoss Rocker anA
stsarn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page / Chrds CIRCULAR saw MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills. with Top Saws.
Strands Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS. from 10
. inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, Of 8. TX, and II inches In
diameter BY long, geared for either horse
power.
sHAFTINa, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS, HANG
Frs and Boxes Of all Sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS a inches in diameter and from
Is TO 80 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS. up to u inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES. Of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, Of all sizes.
An assortment Of all rses articles generally
ore ready for delivery the shortest notice.
me most favorable terms and At the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Eu printed Catalogues Of prices wl DO sny addrss
BY mail.
g. H. GILMAN,
NY aWu 70GrAvier street, New Orleans.
'nD'H wAfsHnA1 cHAs. 4. wAr.znAA.
j. WATERMAN 4 BROTHER
a 1roar.as,
II n
cr-,vnv Hardware,
FLOWS,
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS
FISH AND SHRIMP sEINKs,
.@. TACKLE. NETS, etc., 80
sS-Asents for ye'sf PLow AND scRAPEB-tssn d
the Anvi) No. Il ~AGAzINK STREET, corner Of CONNIE,
.-ee. New orleans: o. y
ps,s,.. a a. ae.s
3th1se mnn.ss' walf from The 81; Charles Hotel
an ss. -
10y rate. rate, s, can be had in in the South
sXv.ys on hand, DOUBLE rLuED BOILERS, from 70 V
IN efasi h. diam.
Fronts arss Barr. Stand Pipes. Valves. etc., CONSTANT,
An work will DO guaranteed of best material and workman
rsrs. Wishing TO purchase Boilers for plantations.
EEDs' kOUsDhY new ORLEANS.
ea s 80 s'..m Engine.
sa ~. M vsssnm PSns sns;E ksssss Caras,
s:s ;s md !. & s s.s:.s
e sza ias RI Z
N0T1CE,ro CONFORM WITH TIE LATE ACT OF
rRfEsrLEY 4 BE1N.
JOIN D. srls. LAWRENCE q. szrs
q JOHN d. BEIN d SON, n
(:<:D Importers and Dealers in ~
N/H RID WARE AND CUTLERY,
hss sRs s .n
0 . e. oa Cast
'' S.ss' ''' 0i sGs's III Saws
New Orleans. July g. 1859. E iii I'm
his grateful thanks the public liberal patronage
he has received since conducting the his
IN Esr s2s
1,s q s @ y &c and g and
as bis orders have
ton Mr. Brewster has long enjoyed and sner.
gets engineer it hoped will sufficient to the
GEORGE PATTERSON,
Machine Shop and Foundry,
Ma, o.,.,. Corner Of Delord and New Levee streets.
rdsAks u eofpEs &E HEB NASg IkH
Wo,EEtRR. in al az is Ssries Has also band large
A.. and are prepared to gil all orders in the above line
sSs
@ o sna hs e. 5
ans vsnd hs recently n Of Jabes Lewis from
prior water being to the csrn Being IN s
acting in itself it removes the necessity Of hand labor
action; feature not produced here before. dl4 "
n FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-saOp.
~ ,s,,,...s aEo lca PgA.TTERsoN,,
r, and New Leyee s'ree.s.
s ava 4 f 4. s aIsta
and se n N s ssss.
BRASS WORK Of description. Metallic Packing fo
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FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-saOP.

~ GEORGE PATTERSON
(S1ccessor to McCan Patterson,) Of Deloft
and New Levee streets.
The undersigned Ia prepared manufacture eTEAN
s ENGINES, BOILERS and Machinery Of all kinds 10
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire Fronts, Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK of every description. Metallic Packing fol
Steam Cylnders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand at all times Bars Wheel stir
rups Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks Valves Of
by steamboats,.
He Agent the sale of John r. Osbons Patent Fuel Say
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken of the Picayune Printing
Office and others that have them in Of these Bari
be seen In under boiler lately sstab
lishment.
He has also made for the sale OF
Boilers sud Machinery will establish Depot convenient
the where large quantity Of secondhand Boil
and Machinery may be found all times for sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New OrleAns June l, 1913.
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closed mall consisting Of letters for States
Norway sweden Poland Russia Gresce Ionan Islands,
. from the Post-otce in New York semi. weekly.
"A mail for the West Indla Islands will be by this
steamer
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

NEW DIsoovERY.-Mr. Broynton, formerly
expressman between Quincy and Honey
Lake, has, says the Plumas Argus, struck a
lead in the vicinity of Honey Lake, westerly
from the late Peter Lassen's Ranch, about
one and onehalf miles. The ore does not, in
all respects, resemble the Wsshoe silver
platina and copper. with other metals not
named. Samples of the ore have been sent
below for assay. Brayton d Co. are quite
confident that they have their piles corralled
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25
9atlv YationaI Democrat.
For the National Democrat
Thy Smile It's Sunshine To- nv Heart.

ia brave the winds that sweep the pole,
In dark tenpestuous weather,
Or scale its cInciers heavenward bent,
Nor care is flr either,
If but thy sLlio, bofore start,
Would spread its sunshine o'el MY heart
Id climb the height in manly pride,
Ambitions path to glory,
And win name unheard before
In legend or in story;
If but thy smile, before start,
Would spread its sunshine DER my heart.
From oil the past I'd steal the strain
OF masters gone before us;
From Fancy's hill I'd raise a song
And join the world in chorus,
If but thy smile, before start,
Would spread its sunshine DER my heart.
I'd combat in the sea of life
The waves of dark resentment
Or sleep upon the howery meads
Aua' ciothe tue vale contentment,
II but thy smile, before start,
Would shed its sunshine DER my heart
IT'S light, It's life, both doubly sweet
Till now ne'er have told It,
'Tis food, It's drink, to nerve me on
Pray do not now Withhold it;
But give, oh dear, before we part,
Thy smile; It's sunshine to my hearth
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

SouATrER RIoT.-We learned Yesterday
that on Thursday last Charles F. Golf, agent
for an adverse claimant, proceeded with an
assistant to HulPs ranch, about two miles
from the city, and erected shanty thereon.
While engaged about the work, Hull ap-
preached to inquire into what they were
about, when the assistant raised a double
barrel gun and blazed away at him. Not
falling at the first fire. Hull made for him
the assailant turned and fed, and finding he
was pursued, shouted Justify, at isn't load
ed" repeatedly. Golf meantime had taken
refuge in ditch, where he was corralled.-
What was done with the pair we have not
learned. So much for that terrible affair."
Sac. Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25
TAXES IT BAcK.-The Union of saturda

TAXES IT DAoK.-The Union of Saturday
says:
In our remarks in yesterdays paper upon
the Coming Message" we said.
During the first session of his term, Gov.
Weller exhibited the manly Independence to
disagree with a majority of his party friends,
and vetoed sundry bills passed by them be-
cause they did not correspond with his view,
Of what should be done in the premises fol
the benefit of the State. The people an(
press generally sustained him, as they viii
any Governor who sets his condemnation
upon every thieving, speculating, special bill
and vetoes every Act which is not calculated
by its provisions to advance the general in
terests and prosperity of the State.
We should have written the name of ex-
Governor johnson instead of that of Governor
Weller. The present Executive has not been
noted for his independence in yetoing bills
passed by his party friends and associates.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

A STAKEHOLDER IN DR. CHEEvKR's CHURcH.
The New York Observer, after severely crit.
icising Rev. DR.. Cheever's silly letter to the
British public, in behalf Of his Church, says:
But the most extraordinary circumstance
connected with this letter remains to be men,
toned. Dr. Cheever has stoutly maintained
that no STAKEHOLDER should be suffered to re-
main in the Church; he was opposed to let
ting the Choetaw mission go without the ex
ercises of discipline; he claims to be the only
pastor who consistently maintains that the
Church must be divorced from slavery and
shareholders But we have it on the most
indisputable authority, that during the long
wears that he has been denouncing slavery
and Shareholders with the severest anathemas
he has knowingly had wealthy STAKEHOLDER
in the communion of his Church, in regular
attendance on his ministry, to whom he him
self, year after year, has administered the or
dinances of the Church without the slightest
objection, and to whom ne and his Church,
knowing that this member was stakeholder,
large STAKEHOLDER and owner, gave letter
Of dismission and certificate Of good and
regular standing to join another Church.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

FOREIGN lNrELneENoE.-Lates advice.
from Europe are to Nov. 10th. The ill feel
ing between France and England had been
fOmented by the press. and was rather threat
ening. The attitu6e of the English and
French press was daily becoming more war
like. The London Times calls on Napoleon
to put an end to the suspense.
The Chinese Government repudiates the
treaty with the United States by refusing to
open the ports specified in the treaty.
Two British steamers had taken three
hundred and fifty Christians from small ports
of Morocco, general massacre being feared.
A Spanish army of forty thousand men was
expected to land in Morocco early in Decem--
ber.
The London Society of Arts has inaugura-
ted movement for great exhibition in
London in 1862.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

RESPITE OF JACOB ELGEA.-We learn from
the Stockton Argus, that the Governor has
transmitted to the sheriff of that county, a
respite in the case of Jacob Elgea who was
senteaced to be hung on Friday last The
respite extends to the 18th of January, at
which time the new Governor will have
taken his seat, and upon him will devolve the
duty of granting commutation or ordering
the execution.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25
CARRIER,s NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully announce to
his subscribers his intention to credit no
pc son for longer term than FOUR WEEKS for the
DAILY NATIONAL DEMOCRAT. I am forced &c adopt
the above course on account of the increase in my
delinquent list JEROAUS RAPALJE
dec6-4wdh Carrier
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

JUDaE Parsons has commenced suit in the
Fourth District Court, against the city of San
Francisco, to recover $4,000 for damages
sustained by him in falling q distance of ten
feet from an embankment on Stockton street,
between Lombard and Filbert.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25
For Sale.

.A-,0a. A HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Sec
EleMM ond street, between street and Yuba AL
nlgkfA Iey The lot is 6ox60 feet. The house is
k4N substantially built brick and contains six
rooms. II is admirably arranged for the accommo-
dation Of two families. There is also, on the premis-
es, small frame house, an excellent well Of good
water and other conveniences for families-al COM
plete
Enquire on the premises. dec24-lmF
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

In the San Francisco Court of Sessions on
Thursday, George sOuther, for grand larceny
was sent to the State Prison for one year.
Peter Riley and James II. Taylor, for burg
larry. were Sentenced-the latter to two years
and the former four years imprisonment in
the State Prision.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25
BANKERS NOTICE.

Our offices viii be closed on Monday, 26th inst the
entire day. and on Monday, 2nd January, 1860, un-
til o'clock, P. NJ. Parties having notes due 26lh
inst, requested to pay same on Saturday. gath.
Low BROS. CO.,
DECKER, JEWETT & PAXTON.
REYNOLDS BROS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

RUSSIAN SAILOR DEsERrED.-ln compliance
with written request from NJ Kostromitinoif,
Russian Consul, and in accordance with the
terms Of the treaty between the United
States and Russia of December, 1852, Mr
Chevers, U. S. Commissioner. issued war
rant yesterday, for the arrest of Theodore
Tallanoff, who is charged with deserting from
the Russian. American Company's steamer
Alexander lis. f. Herald.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25
CAPrAIN BENJAMIN Tunis died in sloOltnn

CAPTAIN Benjamin Tunis, died in Stockton,
on Thursday, in the 65th year of his age
'he Argus says: His father was a soldier of
the Revolution, and the deceased was a veter-
an of the war of 1912 and 1915, having
fcughtunder the gallant commander Decatur
Subsequent to the war, he joined the merean
tile marine, and from boy "before the mast
became one of the most able and eu;orprising
ship masters that sailed out ot the port of
New York. In the Spring of ls40 he arrived
in Stockton, and, save brief absence to the
East, has been resident of the City and
County ever since.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

A RUSSIAN sailor was garroted, robbed and
stabbed, at a saloon on East street, San Fran.
cisco. Thursday night.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

YREKA.-Gas is being introduced into
nearly all the business houses in Yreks.
Mining operations are generally suspended
on account of the cold weather.