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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27
TIE TAX COMMISSIONERS.

The extraordinary course If Mr.. J. w. Allen, hs
Democratic member Of the Do,rd Of Tax C)mmissiDn-
,rs IN reference 20 the appointment of deputies anA
cleiks Las elected isom the other two members the
following expression OF opinion:
o,ficE o. ruE 1oHNusSioNESs % ToEs NDi
AsffssNtt MS. JUS y l't'
Aa meeting ~ TIC Commissioners & T,ves snd A>ssaent-.
held nj, cay the following preamble and resolutions ~e'"
Uhr,l, A. nss,ia. If ell the Commissioners Of .xe. aud
ae.mers bed Ne - Chamber. stive', the sh day Vt
June IA. ssd Bad ~es Adjourned over al 0cock m
an rh Gay q June brios D'de 81 10y oil the
la,, rntionea pe';us con''9usr Alien publicly ase.aeS
ir md c,ure ho ri,h or power Of the yaes 70
ULe,o r-1l,r sf ,uned meeting Of the C mmi,,ion
e, Ct ra,. d A.essur,s he'd NO 3. Ch,mb'1. st'et.
on IT, h Of Juy tho sid ari VA, airo" shjces !"
the cs Of hs Chairman cai,ed 10 b. -7s written no.
lice on counsorer AU.n calling meeting be held M
50 Chambers street. ~ O'Clock the 18Th day Of Jo'.
~nS9 ~. & ~ nTu' y sa de- ns h be- .ooa
not NEE, the 9th oo'nms.on-r. IN th,td and
Place Of metuS the Ism Il u, tbs Ces wt- dif,c ed On
mondy July ~ rp n.ce Of which was duly 'e,ved On
Aim IN the Off OF be Con missonefs. prsvb.
The time shch aid ing calico which notice sAi
Com missione, Alien refused declaring that he wusd
With ib~ Other n'ni-,i"ucf' On inn day; aud
gS,s s " ~, oei. Of Tnss. nd s.. a.
he'd at ire u,us aer Of mssrs on T1e;t,y July -:
viii HID rr.ular Meeting Wcdnesiiy Jry p AT focisok
Al no 70 Chambers STREET purpose deciding
books ,,srfp Tie Drpulrs will require for c,nmsn;ine
heir duties The let Of SrptrubrT, m order thai reiuatios
may rndo d." Board OF Supervisors aud oI
the trsusar such other business may brought before
the Commits lynri. cf Taxa aId As'r~meuts"
COPY which resolution dIy aitrsid ny majority OF the
Comns.on-r. served ne rrssnre of Com1 's"n"s
Allen on tbt l9h Juy, whereof ~ss dy
srn lodged BY the ppe-rsuc" Of Couiss0ner ALI 81 ts
Office Of the Comussrrrt morning ~ the day wsios
s-d have beeu held. which time he siS
verbal notice Commissions Brown aud Willsm.s That hs
would COT list of Scp.enber deny tho
authority OF the MAJORITY 81 The Commissioned, 90 aho
without his deeisrnk u his bpluioa.
4b tbs. the Commission brotsE up,"
Ind tchsye1s The the Commissioners Of Taxes ana
As,. DO made -s -usb- -hoft 10 secure th7 at
terdauc. OF CommsioDrr Allen ~su SUCCESS; and "h'eass
l. now evident that the said Conui sioner Arn ~itly aud
capoy sben,s Inns, H. without Offering any othere than
eubsus action Of the COm 0ners thsfoier,
R,,oltsd Thd tue ns,fy p the Commissioners, believing It
10 be- their duty prncrrd h the Transaction 81 th. pablo
business. assglrd viii pUccd o act a. sttsrs thae
may BE- brought before them Counsoncs 81 Tas and "A
R,oscf That copy this preamble and b. ,evsd
CONTROLLER hat lie b. requested y AZ ca acton INA
the HE Judgment public interests require
AL ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

TERRIBLE GUNrOwDEE EXrLosIOS-ElGHT LIVES
Iosr.-We find the following in The Moan, SttrAaS
Ky Legion Of the 10Th;
Early on yesterday Tuesday, morning we learn thai
t,aiu accident occurred at Camargo, IN thus county
sb,ut I'VE miles from this place. BY some careless
s. upou the part of some one about the grocery store
e Dr. Zadtc Daniel IRE was communicated t. key
- roser in the store which exploded instantly, with
-: ,oo6s and other property in every direction, and
en,sv il rct fatally iDjuring the following persons
Aired Yocum and his daughter, John WIAonghby.
SAM, B.nsrd, Nicholas WIloughhy, William CoVey,
81 Dr. Daniel, snd negro boy, making
20, ,S1r in all Mr. Alfred Iccun, We are panied
10 earn is dangerously il not fatally injured, bat we
~ tbet none Of the others considered to be
dangerously hut. a., ,o,.. rs,,s;,;,,
TIE eccr the only part OF the nouSs renaHs,
so Ie.,ro,cd ard the mail mssr scattered IN every
dItciion w, have not heard the amount OF loss nor
Wheeler any part OF il. was covered 81 insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

CAsF oF RU,sII> JUsricE.-Lasl December, an
officer the elegan, uniform al the Chcvnler Guards
ealoped along OF the most crowded aGd iashiona-
bic STREETS ia ST. Petersburg. Passing sdgasiH Dc
modes, he cav d charming young girl enter lie io-
lowed her and was struck by her cheerfn 6nt NODES
grace and the freshness and tenderness which dssia-
guehed her. On her retiring, lie learned taat she was
the daughter of poor ctiHoUtch ciVlanl, thAI tho
shop people worked for her Of lOw ate ron sdnn A.
ton of he youth and character, aud .ha shs woa'd
return At d. That officer With two # hss friends, m
dulged in sumptnous dioDor, .ntrg biz pA'slors
with costly champagne Bat eyactIy Ut u large ara
ooroeous ty0kg IA iouhe-ses,d slrdgf stopped ne.x
the znogosip harue=sei with three eplsbSld horsss
The poor Olga advanced, was Instantly hall stihsf q
fur cloak hed into the tr0rs1 carried on 20 Czars< ."
Zelo where convenient and lonely house ~ snl.ftai.
oent sited them and there bruialy rayi, ~,
after Indignantly rejecting every kind Of brbe. ha
her resistance was violent that she dsagured shs
face of her assa'ien's.
Her father appealed 10 the hDted police, but in Tso
The police master assured him tba. tho criminals S9sd
rot be identified On ,bis her brother al officer stns
country regiment, wa written TO. lie was lode. lga-
Die 10 BIZ inquiries discovered the; lie three ayers
mad suddenly announced Themselves SICK, to hide tho
scars On Their face wrote petition "a the II peror,
and succeeded in awaking his sympa'hy. Tho police
II ss,er wac summoned ara the Gar charged 11n 10
starty 10 procure time report Of ~ha' had passed
This done. The cI,minal was Prince teitzln-
But ark the punishment. The Car lnstansy com
PEELED birn 70 mary TIA sucrer, aDj endoF ho tina
spot with halt ms woSldly gCods, ma'ioS hef a. onos
very wealthy and than irnaedUey i.sued s,lAase ~
divorce Leaving her eLt!e.y hee. ~! the cree OBI
Ger. we're anspOrted - cou-t!y fes h5-' ueep ~
the heart Of Russse sni were Refused eny IRA ia u.-
far, ,.,k Neysr was poe,.cal 1.tce more rLpif and
moIs cDnpleie The senteTe. docs bonof ID tho htn-
n .ror and snos. makes VA 0ny IN Ger IN caseS, Tor
Al ouDIpoten, de'poi 49, 1hi- " nos me on inaanoe
IN vbich Alexander II. has given prOos OF D. good
bs,r, and great vzOr. TIE crcu.nsta7ce has excited
1 81 io,uet - -aDsL'iDa % tie Russian capital and VA
! doub,less have good Tcsut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

GREAT HAUL o. COUSTERFEiTERs.-A g entlenan
fr Bloom atom informs that the larg sG nest oi
oounterfeiters ever known in this state, ha 1.t bee
broken Up in Mclean and De Wit Count' e. One j. J.
Fsnen q Kentucky seems 10 have been the chief oi
the clan lie Is Old hand al the busiAess. very de1
ferrous as sn eugreyer and Autograph it. They were
putting in circulation $40 bills the Ashani Bank Of
kertueky. There were five arrezted ls-t Saturday,
aid on Monday the Son of Clergyman of Do WI
County wss srfestet. lie peached,' sld the conae-
luenee was The G,est OF twenty-one persons.
Blooming. gs (lll Psz:ssralL
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4 Coon Day FisHNG.-nr. y. b. Csclpbsl Of
Pftsburgh, vel keoE1 On Lake Superior Ia Al excel
len, dircple Of Task si:on arrived for1 Msssnste
by ,he Iino, as evening. Mr.. e., acGo,np soasd by
Nj Frank Sblral, caught in oae day from OF tho
r.ok- On the l. Ike shore, b. ycen Iarqss;te al.
ssuk, Head, 0rty-three specked tr15t, weighing IA
the aggregate seventy thee sut 3 haf poania.
Probably ouch day .pD.s Tho with the ROD Ia
never been surpassed ia Inc Lake $rperior courry.
JileuoiG Adyertscr.
GREir LANn SrTT.-A suit has been ins'itn;ed 10 :.
Keutuoky c. df fer the recove oioyerory "a 'u'saN
acre. ii farm lands ia U.II-on, Bourbon, Nics'las,
and oth.r s.i,,nitg couutlas The claim Il msts ny
some 1onreideLt heirs, and covers land 30 TIE ya'oa
of owe. u.iitCn O. dg..ars.
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MINNESOTA REPUBLICAN STATE C0N-
TENTION
co,,s.,osdeu.e q The " Y.Tsibuu-.

Co,,e.pcrdeloe G. The ~ Y. Tribune
SAINT PAUL, July ~, 1859.
The most Intelligent enthusiastic, harmonious
and determined Republican State Convention ever
assembled in the United States hss just convened
in this city, dispatched its business, and adjourned
Every county of Minnesota was represented by i've
men. ALEXANDER RAMSEY was re-nomlna'sd by
reclamation for Governor. AS he assembled tho
platform 10 respond 10 the nomn atom, cheer upon
cheer greeted him. Col Aldrich, the odd war
horse" OF tie last campaign, is nominated for Con-
eress from the northern district, and VIM. Window
from Win0na for the southern. We shall not De
ashamed of their looks or acts At Washington. /.
Dounelly for Lieut.. Governor j. ii. Baker Tor
Secretary Of State, Chas. Schsefer for Treasurer,
G. +. Cole for Attorney General, are all good and
true men, and their nominations will be ratified by
Tie people in October next. Our platform il one
of.pripciple and piih We shall smoke out the cor
rrptionsts most beautifully this time Aldrlch aud
Window SIRE going to Congress. Ramsey VIII be
Governor de (aeto ss well as de Jpre. Adv
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The platform of principles put forth by the COnve

ton 10 a. 'pIo"-
R-fypg upon Ii, intelligence, ps:ro md Discriminating
~t II ~ Arfran people the Dele gs;es Of tue Req
i-au ps, IL Convention assembled, submit % ne
-.tb ID iDdsr-ut IL Ninn--oa the following
e. pl.te d-,iastou q prcc. pie. zud E--1i-noEs:
We MAINTAIN he Union Il he s,-;e .av ' oiar s'se'
and the ih.rtie. OF tire people. co..
REGARDING slavery great moral and political evil We
oppoer - exi-son youd the s.s.rs b. hich sfray
T-rr.are. .nd while dlsclsm All il;rrrrucr -
whrrr Z; a.rr1ty exis;s in the s2s v" a'H1l 40
-e 4ucuJtlsl Of the Ns.1nai Gc'sfanaen- Hoia
Guv partr' ua1iou IL his vic q tsTcll'H =
", rtiie 70 rsn OF account a's religion az pae ~
nativity opgs- .-y stT1sGe-i nH-1r'eF ~ 'le 'l--
ratu-sx..ion secured by ~ . ea-ial'', III g
elimination between native snd rst1ieIt7o
eusr: Ct state Constitution, as II ?. ~
Con-rassouS seton an W. r's' VIA
,la, fathers ia il ~ ihr Io-sfo-' .' a..
ip-ts.u-rt Of American ci'f1sus o. trleL o7'P'-'' -
.ec,ug t.c-.iErd " The prrs-ut Ae;inis;ration -,
-. ,u aver I .r-4-l-E Tie public conso u LIZ
eu.- =, = he l.-- home. 81 i-realeni LIDS ~ 20
ver.8. r-z.r. f5r the rEs-r-s. and We a945 y
.ruU..-s.f,- "a .-rct s1Jn-a5ty fE he criss Of &c
H,-a.s.-sd Dill in tee az Cor sre-s - $50. - ..i
5 W. -dsn =. dnctrin. Of t5- Dref SOB DEL - ll
si.--t,-4. autiRe publican, neon 4-'s VIII
d-..-u I've ff-f- Ia s~c-Ily a. - .;-.t IA % =,
PscEe Rsf.a a. by me r4os. prlc;4c-s.r I1-.e-
a. l-1t - Tratrc ne 'eA -. >
q ci.iz. " jsc-.Jls srp'oI is-oL, o- - :,
", - n.lt4U r1rl.y ct re y ~ =
Of EttTtsN To ttit ga W WI 80, y
rs.rv -giins.r u.an, in our power ne f-'1s - Is -
.. -. ia T., u r0wer IL this s,ee - IfP 90 81
~ their rropl--d fra ds - ooi-
= N. reur1hlr 81 al patriotism c0nsp atf- ssA'. '''
" n ~ N .tfou . - SACRED sftta- o4Ao Ok
g,,.5 r.. a.. eludssnn I'd ,efTs ne y
Of -. yre-sLt p au1 pt.u 81
al democratic Issue OF .nl pAse
n, Ia ,ne s- u pubic con.fscis-lis poi. y
Il . BIZ ithits p-lic 'a!th u TIE hsi, o.
it. .pUs sin 4 TT th- h3c:ele& It's dt9liy
liz Pssine R,irced- Viz soni Of %" panty o. 'ae
- LL.s ..sl4y a. -d..i. Il - ss-2s q ''S'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27

Mr. Choa,es debut before Boston auditory, after
his removal thiher Was the evening OF IhuTslay,
Oc.. -, 1881, on which occasion he delivered me
opening lecture OF the Boston l.yceum course lis
subject was the the importance OF illustrating the ms
tory of New. England By series ike the Wsver'ey
rc1els. He spoke for an hour and half with scarce
recurrence 10 HE notes and his brilliant success IN
the metropolis allied with delight by his Old Essex
County frouCs. lie had prior 10 this Delivered seVeia
GLIDING very able and impressive one on fosn'
while the Polish revolution was exciting % much
sympathy ia this country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03
SHERIFF'S SALES.


THss n DIsrsIS. COURT -. SIDNEY RELr "a HENRY A.
PY VIRTUE OF 4 writ OF seizMre' s and 81. -
directed by the honorable the Dsrrjet nrt n
Neg Orleans in the above entitled proceed 70 MI
public auction, AZ the City Hotel Common ,trest between
= CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. In the Suburb Is,s,da,
Parish Of Jefferson the Fonrth District Orleans
The square No. ITO bounded by APOLLO Naysdes md
other drawn BY Edward gottheI Archect under
Of the 18th May 1850 and Deposited In the pcs Of H.
Cenas Notary Public for reference Which lot IN
30 feet front Second street, by lag feet
inchesin depth, between parallel lines.
Together with all the rights privileges servudes,
thsreun,o belonging or in any wise appertsning.
Sezed In the above snit.
TERMS-Cssh on the spot.
z. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
TRers1xx. CouR nrsrnrcr 81. SIDNEY RELF =. HEN
FN VERTU dun writ de saisie 81 yente a
moi adrese Phonoabe Trosiem- Cour de District De
e Orleans, dams paare cdessus je procedera 70
VEaDREDI, % d'ocobre 1859, midi Hote dc 10 CITE,
De Commune entire les du Camp Ct des Magasns
Republication de-
GN TERRAIN. situe faubouy Livaudais, parosse do
Jsmebon aujourdhni le Quatreme District de Ia Nouvee-
eans dams Pifet No no. borne les Apollo fsyades
lemere et Deuxisme ct cegpe par 10 No suivanf plan
par Edward Gotthe date du Is mai 60
PIC PIC lie Of terrain mese am6rsaine, 80 peds de
enire iignes PARALLELS.
ssrnble syee les drois privileges servudes
GRes attaches ct apparteuant.
ssss dars panAre ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de Rehabilitation.
.oe :, IN a., f. 7. PARKER,
20 - ~ y - ~ erif d. IA PYroisse d'O,1eaps.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03

ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
i Odd Fellows Hall, opposite Lafay cite square.
This establishment has changed hands, been thoroughly
paired and for the reception its old and
the public The Confectionery Department has been newly
stocked with every variety. consisting Of
Crystazed Fruits, Sweetmeats,
Preserves, assorted Syrups,
Ice Cream. Strawberries Fancy Candies and
Cakes Of every description
Also general assortment Of French Wiz es-
Champagne, Sparkling Catawba,
Madeira, Port and Sherry,
Cordias Liquors, Soda and Mead
Foreign Fraitk, comprising
Raisins, Figs Grapes,
Citrons, Oranges, Lemons, 4 .m.-.
Dates, Bananas, etc. etc.
HOrders received for private parties, dinnes Jumpers and
weddings.
aThe patrons Of this house may assured that their
da will be executed In first class STYLE having secured the
services Of Of the best Workmen in the city No pains
will be spared increase the Accommodations and render
Hrst-cIass saloon favorite for families y2l 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03
JOHN b. BEIN & SON.

IRON ............ .....IRON .............1FsON.
800 ,uns H.Ilmsn Bro.,. best naished Bar, Round.
Flat and Square
500 tuns Eogsh, Assorted, Round, Flat and Square.
100 best Refined >. :.
% :. Tennessee Plow Plates.
10 Angle Iron.
:. HsIfRoupd. 3H-4 a@
:. Oval And Half. oyaI,
:, Bsvei la5...5-.-
:. Scroll, N to1 inch BY Kto4.
~ bsndles Hoop and Band Iron, " to5in.
f"s soT JOHN D. BEIN i SON,
80 aod 81 Camp street.
Manila Rope,
Landing, q full stock, assorted, from III. tosio.
FOR neW JOHN D. BEIS i SON.
% 81 Camp ssssst.
Axies and springs.
100 pair Axles TX to 8 10 WITH Nua "a Pin.
100 Elliptic Spring. assorted.
For sale by JOHN D. BErs SON,
80 and 81 csmp street.
cane-Carrisr Chains.
- JOHN D. BErN SON,
... 90 and 81 Camp street.
$50 slabs sps'er.
1000 =. Rabbit Metal.
1000 =. Anthony.
Landing ex ship E. Mallory, and for sale by
So and 81 Camp street.
Horse and Mule Shoes.
Landing exship Harriet 10, kegs best quality Nos. l. and
3, for sale by JOHN D. BEN SON.
50 and 81 Camp street.
1888, Roat Spikes.
Landing ship Harriet IN Boa. Spikes and
for sale by JOHN D. BEIN L SON,
sssud 81 Camp street.
Boiler and Sheet Iron Rivets.
Landir z ship Diana go.
100 kegs Boiler Riveis. N to In. by n aud -.
leo kegs suitable for Sheet Iron and Tin assorted
For saleby JOHN D. BEIN SON,
60 and Of Camp street.
..4.M Sheet Iron.
600 bundles A. 20 AID s6 wide Nos 10 10 26 English
zoo Nos. lot l5-76in American.
For saleby JOHN D. BErN SON.
50 and o. Camp street.
-u.- Boiler Iron.
600 sheets swjft's Boiler Iron Y in
ITS :. Abbops :. :. Kin.
60 Hillman Brothers' best premium.
For by JOHN D. BEIN SON,
50 and 81 Camp sreet.
20 cases TO- ~ and 30 in. Roofing, BY TO- II and Il b.
5n0 sheets Br- ziers' Copper. II to I25 n.
1000 Boil. Copper. u to Xxi in. ~47
Forsaleb by JOHN d. BE1N SON,
SO and 81 Camp street.
Boiler Heads.
"a best Flange Iron Boiler Heads, 40, 45 and 6zin.
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Cast IRON Water and Gas Pipe.
Landing per ship Lancaster, and in store
100 Finch Cast Iron Pipe.
1913
LOU ......
606
200 feet x inch Gas
1900 IL :. :. =.
$500 :. * :. :. -u.
1000 =. ~ :. ,o.
For sale at the lowest market prices by
JOHN D. BEIN SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Galvanized Sheet Iron.
Landing ship VIM. Moses-l0O bundles IS and u by and
80 inch. wide. For sale by
JOHN d. BETE SON.
50 and 81 Camp street,
Russia Sheet Iron.
Landing ex-shp n Maloy-20 bundles 2 II and rs best
Russia Sheet. For tale BY
JOHN n. BEIN SON,
Sez 6tMoWAAFr p9 and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.


SPALDIsG q ROGERS, AMPHlTHsATER AND
~ Museum corner Commercial Place and ST. Charles street.
Fifth Night of the Celebrated and Original
Backley's serenaders.
First night Of the Distinguished Prma Donna Miss JULIA
GOULD, and commencsm OF tho OPERA SEASON
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. g. 1859,
bRsssy Iravi1ss e. ponss. Opera LuGgETA
sissrkEIsY f'e's'sa by rare programme Of NEGRO
s3-Admlssion 30 cents. colored Gallery, Is cents.
doors Lalfpss, O'Clock. Curtain risss a. half
:, q rsIie,manes EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sAruR-
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
AHMoRY HALL, cAxr s4sxE1.
For Five Nights Onlyl
LOVE,
THE WORLD RENOWNED
European.Magician and ventriloquist,
Will have the honor making his frst appearance before
tho citizens of New Orleans and vicinity,
On TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. 4. lsse
MIRACLES i-FAscINATIoNs without Confederacy l.
Defyips Detection!
N ad me Love
VIII appear in the costume Of JOAN OF ARC or the Maid of
Orleans, and as the WIZARDS PAGE.
Great Novelties and Wonderful Representations composed
Of
TWO DREAMS OF WONDERS,
DREAM FIRsT-Ne Filtered Ice Waters, tu: Showers
Flowers Confectionery, Fruits Ice Cream, ETC., which
dedicated to the Ladies.
19-Their nightly wonders will be varied every evening.
nB- Doors open at acknowledgements
o'clock. Cards Of Admission 30 cents
k1-A Grand MORNING ENTERTAINMENT, for the &C.
conmodat!on Of Families, Children and Sch oos SATUR
DAY MORNING. commencing at IL o'clock Doors at
II. Admission IS cents for old and young. o3 Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03
REMOVALS.

d EMDVAL-CLAPP. MITCHELL 4 JACK have
n moved from 81 and g. Graver street. store No. IS
Magazine street. and No IL Bank Place. where they
receiving and opening args and reasonable stock Of Dry
Goods which they invite the attention Of buyers sel0 I'm
ID EMOVAL-CoLEM BRITTON 4 WITHERs
II haze wed to No. 81 Caroadelet str ct. au3l
ID EMOVE D-SAMUEL H. GILMAN has removed
II from No 70 Graver street No. 48 St. Charles street
corner of Grayer, aus
ID ENIOVAL-I HAVE REMOVED IN CONSEQUENCE
" of the fire to No. So Baronne street.
tel8 tt r. W. LONG.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03

SUCCESSION OF LOGAN McKNIGHT-POsITlvE SALE
of IN Elegant Residence in the Fourth District Offering
FIRST rate opportI to pure base Beautiful Dwelling with
Cultivated Grounds adjoining the reside Of Short
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
oeloek NJ at he S. oharIes Esehanse st. Gnsie street
by virtue of order of the Hon. H. Morgan Judge the
Second District Court dated Sep: 3d. 1859 rendered in the
matter of the above success ion, will be sold
situated in the Fourth District Gate ayett in the square
bounded by Coliseum Q.e Paquenne sreet,) Washington
Prytana, and Fourth streets.
The ground contains nire lots measuring 2s fee: AZ
street. thence 9 feet deep line parallel to Coseu
thence 50 feet line parallel Fourth Sc feet
AZ inches line rale snid Coliseum street.
point Of beginning l25 feet 65 inches and line psral
to said Fourth street.
The cottage built feet from the
ground containing large parors dining bed
the first floor and in the attic with panres china Closets
room, etc., etc.
The yard we'll paved, and contains large csens with
powerful force attached and In fact
to render srabe both to comfort and elegance
The grounds beautifully laid and planted with choice
shrubbery fruit and shade every portion
plets order
The property adons tho elegant residence of R. H. Short
ESQ., in the Of erection snd other beautiful
ings altogether choice opportunity purchase
well settled neghbohood The plan i exhibition on
the stand Of the Auctionees in the ST. Charles Exchange
"a" TERhS-One third cash, balance in ard years.
equal nstapena for secured by mortgage the
and per t final payment paid maturity I'm
proyements to be kept insured and policy
ESecutrix.
Parties wishing visit the property SO by applying at
of before ". H. Peters Notary expense of the
purchaser. s.26
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03
(NOTTON SEED OIL

COTTON SEED OIL
SEED OIL. MANDATORY of Messrs. P. Martin Co.,
have constantly hand large supply Of this superior article
which ready to sell the most favorable TERMS As
will seem by suboned certificates the OIL
has been fully tested by planters and merchants who give 1t
BLANCHIN GIRAUD,
No. A Old Levee.
We have established depos at the following places
v.MAURIE, Donadsonvlle.
YARALDI PHELPS Pancoutvlle.
A. PERRIN, Thibodaux.
DuFREsNE HUNT, Bayou Goula.
ROTH, DEBL1EuX 4 CO., Paquemiue, and the principal
Grocers in this city.
ASSUMPTION, August n, 1859
During the last Hing the Cotton Seed OIL made by
r. Martin Co.. New Orleans used for lights the Sugar
Houses the Augup and Whsll plantations o. W. W. Pueh
Co., Mrs Cynthia Push's New Hope plantation, and the
plantation of H j. Boaner Co., aud every respect
found equal if no. superior, to either whale or lard OIL
Eigned) A. FRANKLIN PUGH.
ASSUMPTION, June l, 1859.
certify that have used Cotton Seed Oil for lighting my
Sugar House. consider equal any sh oil have
used- giving clear light and less trouble than most Of
whale oil.
tsigned) vENANT HEBERT.
ASSUMPTION, June O. 1859.
take pleasure in stating have used Seed
OIL manufactured by Mess's P. Martin Co., and found
give complete satisfaction.
(sgned) A.GENTILE.
During late rolling used the Cotton Seed Oil,
from the mandatory Of Messrs. p Martin Co. This oil
burns we'll sperm whale o-gves smoke and
TREY free from offensive SMELL Although commenced roll.
ing earlier ended later than the preceding seasenhe crop
being arseT-I used barrels oil less than ous
(sjgped) G.PUGH
NEW ORLEANS August g. 1885,
we the undersigned hereby certify that wishing
qualities OF the different Oils which have for sale pro.
ceedea rs follows
We ed four lamps equal size with the following oils
with Blcached Sperm OIL with Winter Strained Lard OIL
with Whale OIL with Cotton Seed Oi-the latter
icing from the mandatory Of Messr r. Martin Co.. of this
city.
The lamps were lighted o'clock p M, and left bnrn'ng
in The next morning, at o'clock found that
the Whale and Lard Oils had been entirely consumed At
o'clock A. NJ, lamp with the Sperm Oil went oul The
Cotton Seed Oil still burning aEa giving bright steady
flame at IL O'Clock A. M when it put out being satisfied
with the result of experiment, and although 1t might have
burning greater length of Time In Judgment
the Cotton Seed Oil Is for lighting purposes superior
others being moreover, free from smoke offensive SMELL
sigGed) foIHlER FAUCHEUX
sale 0u6t