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BY n. vIGNIE.

front on Foucer street "A feet inches on ts - H.
feet inches on the other line nearest Julia ssss -
sln October 1850 It The e 2 81 go per month.
9 T. e II ncbs q On S.sT
A, 9 4
iwososy wooden hoa :, md an old budins IN The ys1
willow street. Florida Lsodar Vine snd cvpr.ss ,ssz
ignaed by Nss j, As zI6 1910, Il 1msriess -
IS t ts,'e NJ m...,.. ;. -. -.
width The Iesf line ian ieet IN den md froaf V
street and i he other ins Si1dins Il from ist M
90 YIords IsSSs ~ ~ ~ ~ 4, Se essn
parallel lines. - ~ - Az oep''' A'
street. sHd @sss form, s ~ O. ros. .ans ~
width the hDs is ess ID dspsh md front q 49,
is NINE IoTs 81 GSoUMDin H. saas neb =
Antcine Jsekson, BeFuardcfe mi Pslnvr. s,sats
BY u he y 10 go 1893 7.Sssaa
as.. 8 g., ssp,h A.. ga fss ~: I'd -
lines r sS q 30 3. - ss g I
f sosesiss :.s .H ]: ETH; I. - ~
street. ~ feet 10 H. and lines b dYeh the
from Lot No. g. los fest inches ard 9as, fSs 60 -
rear ifn $3.50 - -, - ~
street los feet in. and lines dspt ms n.
Lot No. 50 feet 2inches on the other dsPth 1ss
| I ~ q I'd ss 1e as On m. M a:ss.
ene Inc. and s. fess and 5inehss On ts line dis1is
IL TWENTY.EIGHT LOTS, forming the squars bsmaulA
g, James 81 Johr, Bank and Palmyfs sressa dssaAa :
Los ID Il smpIe front and depth ssid SQUARE sasurss
and @ feet incSs. snd nes mont poh o. B. joSa
james stEeess. s as7
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VALUABLE BAITURE PROPERTY, BETWEEN GAL
ennie and Erato streets Immediately in front Of the New
York Packe; Landing.
BY j. B. WALTON,

Ufhce IU bahR
WILL BE SOLD, that Valuable Property
bounded BY Front Gaienne and Eato Streets and the
river Mississippi low mark having front Front
street OF 1871 feet 10 nches by front Erato street to the
waters edge at This stage the river Of 636 feet and
100 etto low water mark with the right baufe and future
increase.
Thi property from its location edately in front Of the
most eligible and desirable Of the port is the
Of PARTIES Wishing invest 70. stores warehouses;
and Will be 800 feet by 1871 feet 10 inches
Front street. divided into lots entire property
with all its rights and nd yantages
For further information apply office the anctioneer
No. 10 Bank Place. fe26 If
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BY J. B. WALTON.
BRICK 81 ORE, IN THE CENTER o
business at the corner Of Magazine streets
BY j. B. WALTON

Office No 10 Bank Place.
THURSDAY. March "a, 1859, at l2 o'clock
i Banks ArcaIe. will be sod-
THE LOT or GROUND situate at the southeast corner
Magazine and Common Streets in the By Mag
azne Common Tchoupouas Gravicr measuring
three inches front Common
feet front Magazine street. feet on the opposite
dividing said Lot from the adjoining Lot
inches lines depth the line opposite
and parallel with Common street. together with all the i'm
provernens rights privileges tsevitudes and advsn
thereto belonging in sppertsning Upon
which Lot is
THE FIRE-PRooF, BRICK, FoUR-sToHY STORE
occupied by o. o. Wooduan Wholesale Drug Store
covering the entire Lot
This property leased O. O. woodman for Eve
ginning The Goth Sept ber 1851 and ending the 3h
September 1867 at The rate Of $500 per annum, payable
quarterly.
~ IERMs-0ne- Thu cash the balance at and two
credit from day Of sale with .ix cent annum In
maturity of notes. eight per in
upon theproperty until FINAL pay meat.
The property kept it's value the
of the the policy policies Of insurance be
transferred the vendor until after the maturity and payment
OF the frat note.
The act Of sale before A. Mazureau Esq Notary Public
will be passed the receipt OF the Special Power
which expected within few days after the day Of
sale. nn2
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE rHx ~
aersiened have this day entered into espart.ss sw
leans, under the style Of THOMAS MURRAY 9 CO. - Z
Florida under the style Of CRIGLAR, RATCHkLDR =
FOOLEY and prepared to contract for II
deliverable from their Mills, in Florida. IN
P-rties wishing for Lumber by the eaUA -
please address THOS. MURRAY CO., New Orleans.
THOMAS MURRAY co. charged vih the nQlnr
and CRIGLAR, BATGHELDER CO., and have aasl11
the payment Of all the liabilities Of said firms. a-
THOMAS MURRAY
JOHN POOLEY, 3
WIN. L. CRI3LAR,
GEO. +. c. BATCHEDE9-
New Orleans, February l, 1859. a - r.
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BY ]. NEVILLE & co.
ELIG tBLE LOT IN THE UPPER PART OF FOURTH
District, without reserve, and on a long credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. Co,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.

ELIGIBLE LOT IN THE UPPER PART OF FOURTH
District without reserve, and on a long credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. co,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auconeer.
Office, II Commercial Place.
SATURDAY. March 9Th, At - O'clock. at
he Cy Ho,e Ce%moP street YIN be .ed At aqstIoa
SsaHdsd kish IT,
Said Lo teet inches and as. ont Ninth
bsng cent nsa M Win mortgage On the property
.ae before H. B. cenas Notary Public. the
OF the purchaser. fc25
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT REsEKyE-vALU.
By JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office, II Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, March S, 1859. at IL O'Clock,
OF R. ~ f. hs
~ % ses
1as cast. balance in and IL months
for oe e. ss1ng peT se, Notary pnbc at
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF JET
ferson without reserve and on accommodating terms.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Anc;oneer,
Office. No. IL Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, March 5, 1853, at II o'clock,
# e y hP oTs s NJ be CITY,
square bounded BY Magazine Pension Camp Amelia
Streets and designated lots Nos l. and h. Of tauae
No rs lots Nos and sajog and MEASURE each 81 fee.
Camp mela lot No. IS 81
inches and lines from Amelia by depth Of ii
feet l! inches and lines, between parallel lines American
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in Jefferson City, in
Amelia Streets and designated lots Nos q and o.
square 49, adon each other and ach
follows Lot No. 30 feet inches and lines front Plaque
mine street. lot No. 30 feet front Paquemne street, and
lots Nos 80 feet each font Paquemne street.
having depth Of l28 feet inches and lines American
lot No. forming the Of Psquemne and Anne
lin Streets
A9TERMS-One fourth cash. balance in g. H. 1s and "a
months for notes bearing per cent interest," and paid
at maturity thereafter per cent. interest.
Act of sale before james Graham Notary Public at the
pense of the purchasers. !e24
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Office, Banks Arcade.
WEDNESDAY, the 9th March, 1859, at 12
w O'Clock NJ. a, Banks Arcade Magazine street.
City of New Orleans by virtue of order Of the Hon. H.
Judge of the Second District Court OF New Orleans,
January 1859 rendered in the above entitled matter,
will be sold Public Auction the following described property
to-wit:
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with all the i'm
thereon in the Second District of this city in the
square by Canal Customouse and Charres
Exchange Place. and designated by the Nos and
plan drawn by the City Surveyor dated 18th March 1881 and
Public this city, the 18th day of April OF the
The said Lot No. measures IS feet 81 inches front north
side of Canal street; the the line by so feet in
depth be ween parallel lines And the said Lot No 3measues
Sfee nche front said north side of Canal street. the
the line, 50 feet in depth between parallel
lines All Engll measure.
The improvements said lots comprising two three story
Brick Stores designated ~ the Nos IS and % Canal street
Said leased until LIST October 1852 5000 per
nun each and are sold subject to said leases.
perpetual ground favor of the City OF New Orleans of
per capital Of ST. each store said
capital to form part of the price of adjudication.
g For the balance of the purchase onefourth Cash.
and the remainder IL and Is months credit for of the
purch secured by mortgage the and bearing
of sale until final pay
with privilege ut the option the purchaser of all
Cash.
The purchaser the property be insured his
expense the $500 each the
policies be transferred and delivered to the Executor
lso-
time paceFory shares Of the Capital Stock
of The ST. Gharl Hotel Company of New Orleans SIS each
Hall Association Of New Orleans $40 EACH full paid
pI-TEEMS-Cash.
Acts Of sale at the pense purchaser Felix
Grma, Esq., Notary Public. jas 20 fe7 IA q Is m5
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THOMAs MURRAY & CO., DEALER IN Ev-
L cry description Of
LUMBER,
New Basin, cor. Cedar and Julia sts-,
NEw ORLKANs. Ma - A.
THOMAS MURRAY. ING. G. POOIxK
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VALUABLE Lors FOR RESIDENCES, SITUATED ON
Magazn" street, in the Fourth District.
By JULIAN NEVILLE &. CO.,

Office. IL Commercial Place
SATURDAY, March 5th, 1850, at l2 O'clock
- NJ at the City Hotel, Common street, will be sold
ton
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF. GROUND situated in the
Fourth District in the square bounded By Magazine Third
Constance and Second streets Nos and plan drawn by
W. T Thompson, Surveyor. dated 22d May, lS4l.
Said lots adoin each other and each 80
frost Magazne by 1875 feet in depth between parallel
lines together with all the improvements f any there
These lots situated in the neighbo,hood Of the
proving portion Of Magazine street.
"a TEE MS-One third cash balance in and IL months
for notes bearing the property with per
inter st: per cent if not paid at maturity.
Act Of sale before r. Brennan Notary Public the expense
of the purchaser felq
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tTnS AND APPRAISER,

b. WALTON,
y. AUCTONEER AND APPRAISER
No. 10 BANK PLACE.
Having removed his present location begs
public that he prepared for the
his line and sociis the favors Of his friends Of Real
Estate Slaves, Bank and 9th er Stocks, Cargoes
Outdoor Sales and Sales of Merchandise the
tcuar and personal attention of the advertiser NO
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JULIAN NEVILLE Auconeer.
Office. ii Commercial Place.
March 10, 1853. ut lie O'Clock
IL NJ al Auc nj he Civ street will he

NJ auction at the City Ho;el, Common street, will be
sold
THAT LARGE AND ELEGANT REsIDENC belonging
H. H. Place. Esq occupied hy George G. Lawrason,
ESD, situated in desirable neghbchood ST. Charles
together with seventy shares reduced TO sixty
shares of Citizens Bank stock which there
loan.
Said property is situated the square bounded by ST.
Charles God Carond-let and Julia streets, and
60 feet font ST. Charles street. by depth 6 feet m
French measure).
The imp ovements consist of story brick building,
tanning spacious paors, dining we'll ventilated sleeping
proof bathing with proper apparatus making in all
Is rooms in the front building.
In the portion there kitchens, wash rsom fine
wants roous, ETC. together with ctmened brick stable
and carriage no se with above all in good
order.
The grounds taefuy laid and planted with choice
fruit trees and flowers obtained with great and
pense III fact taking in view its oxmy TO business large
grounds the of business renders one the most
srabe spot in the city,
The sale positive and without reserve and will net be dis
posed OF at private sale.
k9-TERMS-0 cash balance in and two years,
for notes beating mortgage ont property with cent in
per until maturity and then paid per
per until final payment improvements to be kept in
ured and policy to vendor The purchaser also
according to the charter n shares OF Citizens Bank
stock, reduced TO q shares but which there no osn
Act of sale before Il. e. Gottschak, Esq., Notary Public
the expense of the purchaser.
N BPartes wishing to examine the property do by
applying at the Office the auctsnesr. fe2S
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL
Foad At ADpftn
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY oS JET
ferton, without reserve and accommodating
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,

situated in the First District without reserve auction
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
SATURDAY. March 5th, 1853, at IL o'clock,
- at the tiy Hotel Common street. will be sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the First
District in the square bounded by Benjamin, New Levee
Suzste aad Front evee designated BY
lS plan drawn by sehre'er and deposited in the Office
Lots adjons each other and measure each in American
"a feet front Benjamin Streets by depth, between par
ael lines, of o. hundred and twenty feet.
The improvements consists Of Warehouse forming portion
of the property occupied by Mesrs. Hays Johnston
Tobacco Warehouse all of which rented in block
of 1920 per
The is positive and without reserve.
rs TERMS-0ne half cash balance in IL months for note
bearing mortgage the property with
per cent. conventional interest. fell
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ENGLISH PICKLES, JELLiES, SAUCES,
- PIE FRUITS, etc.
The undersigned have just received direct from Crosse
Blackwell large Of the above articles, to which
they invite attention.
PIE FRUIT, TO wit -Gooseberres Damson Apples, Pums
Cherries, Black and Red CurraRs Eectarres etc.
JELLIEs- Orange, lemon, Calvesfoo Noyea, Punch and
Meadura.
P1CkLES-Pnts, Quarts and Gallons towit Mixed, Cher
kns, Onions. Pcadily, ChowChow, Walnut, Caulihower
etc, etc.
John Bull Harvey Beefseak Fish
Relish, Reading, etc.
MUSTARD14 Il and pound bottles of the celebrated Dur
ham Mustard.
TABLE sALT-superior Double Refined jars expressly
for table use, also in small bags, for cooking.
GOODRICH CO.,
Fel4 I'm corner Common and Tchoupitoulas SITS.
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SUCCESSION DE NINE FEuvE J. G. LARUE, DECEDE,
No l5ll.. Deuxeme Cour &c District-Meubles.
PAR BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Bureau, % Banks Arcade Passage
MARDI, de mars 1859, ~ heures A; NJ,
Ronan lie enxiene District de cette Vile par
formement ordre de rhonorate Morgan Jnge de la
Dexiame Cour de District de Ia Nouvee Olean date lie "a
fevrier 1879 la proi9e uiyane la succession
Les Meube contenus dams la de maison CONSTANT Cou
chees Armoires Bureaus Bullets, Matelas Lavemans,
Tableu Pocelane Verrere Tp Meubes de Cuisine
H5- CONDITIONS-Comptant. fe26
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AUCTION SALES.

UALiFFf UF fHINJINbS Al AUC1IUN.
BY MONTGOMERY f. SMITH,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY Aucioneer.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 2, at z
w o'clock at No. 40 St. Charles stree, opposite the st.
Charles Hotel. will be sold
200 COSTLY OIL PAINTINGS,
BY modern European artists Also the celebrated laramie
Paintings from the rescoes Of Raphael Also specimens
OF the old Italian masters.
AOpen from A. N. till P. NJ, and In the Evening from
I till 10 O'Clock. fel5 I'm
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CHOICE WINES, CHAMPAGNE, ETC.
~ 80 baskets Meets Si,ery Champagne,
100 :. Vim. Imperial Oh tnpsgne
100 :. :. Dell de Perdrix :.
100 Kleppers Mareaux Clare
$50 I.urman's Pauillac
100 :. Henkell Il Co.'s Stenwen, =
rs :. :. Sparkling Moselle,
25 Hook
% :. Royal Company Port
Is Old London Dock Imperial Port,
lis >. German Bte-s,
100 Leslie's
40 Topaz Sherry,
Is MonIilla's Gold Sherry,
10 RomarOs Pale very old,
20 81. Sop de Framboi=e
Is Vinagre de Frambose,
In store and for sale by S. WOLFF,
fe2S Corner of Iiraver and New Ievee SITS.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE COLLEC-
Of splendid OIL Paintings auction, with reserve
BY MONTGOMERY g. SMITH,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY Auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, March ed, 1859.
w al o'clock, at the spacious Gallery, No. 40
street. opposite the St. Charles Hotel up stairs auction will
be sold
The very valuable and costly collection Of OIL PAINT
INGS which exhibition at the above gallery
prisDg many choice and original works by eminent
jecs choice and beautiful Landscapes Views
Ipsev Scenes Fancy Heads Cattle Pieces Dogs and
Historical and Scripture Pieces.
-Aso-
The fine picture Of The Gamblers by Carrarsegio superb
Landscape and Morning Walk purchased at the King Of Ho
CTS receiving the sismaa by Muziaho pupil and fellow
wo ker Of N. Angelo the famous laramie RAphaels.
The whole forming the most valuable collection offered
at public sale in This city.
The valuable collection exhibition, day
evening until the time Of sale and cata ready
delivery by which critical examination s solicited
from citizens and all admirers of valuable works of
All of the above Paintings selected ut great cost
from the galleries Of Europe by Of twenty five
years. experience ply say many the
not surpassed by in public private galleries in
America
ABTERMS-Under $500 cash ; $500, four months for
approved paper. with interest added. mi
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TWO VALUABLE THREE-sTORY BRICK STORES ON
Canal street. Nos IS and 49, and Fifty Shares Of Stock
Succession Of Simon V. A. ckles-No. 1880 Second
District Court Of New Orleans.
BY C. e. GIRARDEY E. CO.,
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n 3. DEVICES WILL CONTINUE THE COAL
business at No l46 Magazine street for his own sere
Of Philip and Levee streets, Fourth District for his
count. fel4 Il
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UTFICE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL r r. Co, !
Holly Springs Feb. g, 1859.
NJ At a regular meeting of the Board of
Directors Of this Company held q. their office this day. the fol
low resolutions adopted publication
ordered to be made in the city OF New orleans
Resored That Office shall he established in the city Of
New Orleans for the Of the interest the
first bonds Of this Company held by who
desire receive In said city provided
holders interest warrants shall before the day Of
April and October Of each year. file
office of said Company in New Orleans that they desire the In
teest to be paid there stating the
sented for payment, and agreement shall
presented for the Office Of the Company in New
York.
Resored That until further ordered the Bank New
leans and beeky made the place Of payment Of said
interest warrants Frank Williams the President
said Bank the Agent Of this Company paying the
A. j. MCCONNELL,
fe28 At Secretary N. G. r. r. Co.
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POSITIVE SALE. BY CONSENT OF PARTIES OF AN
elegant residence and spacious grounds, situated ST.
Charles S rect Fir.t District within few minutes walk
Of the St Charles Hotel.
NV Yr,rr1Hr nrrurrrr o. ro
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.


~ Washington Fire Company No. 2O.-
called meeting Company will held at the Engine
House. on WEDNESDAY EVENING ID inst att o'clock, on
busines Of Importance and to make the necessary arrange
menta for the 4th. -
mi j. r. PLATTSMIER, President.
HALL or PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. 10,
New Orleans, Feb. Is, 1852 I
r. The officers and members of this Com
my hereby notified that the regular monthly meeting
February will be held on TUESDAY EVENING, March J.
1859 On consequence postponement Punctual
Is requested.
fe28 q D. II. TODD Secretary.
HALL or LAFAYETTE HOOK LADDER Co, No. i.
New Orleans, Feb. 49, 1859. I
NJ At the annual meeting of LAFAYETTE
Hook and Ladder Co. No. held the 9th OF February 1859
the following officers elected for the ensuing year Pre
sca Foreman, g. " Butler First Assistsnt G Leinings
egaes the Firernen's Charitable Association G. W. Butler
G. I.eninger, and W. D. Andrews.
fe2S 81 j. KREDELL, Secretary.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS, MAGHINIsTs, PAR
1 TERN-MAKERS, etc.
desiring the above departments es
by calling THOMAS j. SPEAR CO.'S. No IN GeaE
where models and explanations had t1
nj FLYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINe81
M removed his office to ANTE CIT where y IN
locating and surveying land and will act GEN
LAND AGENT in the parishes Of St Helens, 81 To-
many, Washington and Livingston.
cents per acre aut1 If
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HALLER 4 BROTHER will continue the CoPPE I'm
and SHEET IRON BUSINESS at the old stand, 06 tlafe
Tchoupitoulas street. q
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nISSOLUTION-THEF FIRM or OSBORNE VII
- SON 4 CARRADINEi is this day dissolved by the NO.
drawal Of JOHN j. OSBORNE and G. r. CAkRADIMK.
who alone authorized Of the firm IN d.
closing up Of its affairs. -
The business will be carried on by JOHN J. OSBORNE -
GEORGE R. CARRADINE, under the hrm name n 0S-
BORNE 4 co. i5'
New Orleans, January "a, 1853 jas In
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-26

lead in this vicinity, in this communication,
but find it already too long, and have
scarcely made a commenmceent, so shall
have to defer it until my next.
Yours, w. WELLINGTON c.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-26
Special DOtirrs.

NOTICE-There will be no service in the Epic
copa Church on next Sabbath, matters pertaining
to the interest Of the Church require the Rector to be
absent G. B. TAYLOR, Rector.
EDITOR DEMooRAT-Please announce D. F. GEORGE
as a candidate for Alderman Of the Third Ward.
CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-26

WENDELL PmILLIPs on OLD BRowN.-New
FORK November 2d w endell Phillips, of
Boston, delivered lecture last night in
Brooklyn, in which he argued that John
Brown was the only American who had acted
boldly up to the true American idea, and
cast aside al tho false and fatal wrappiugs
of an efete conservatism and refused t" re
gard any such thing as Government or any
statute as law, except those which CONFIRMED
to his own sense of justice and OF right
Virginia was not State, Governor Wise was
not Governor; the Union was not nation
all these so called Governments were or
ganized piracies, and John Brown was to-day
the only real and true Government on the
soil of Virginia, and had an infinitely better
right to hang Governor Wise than Governor
Wise had to hang him. He also said Il
think you can make better use of iron
than forging it into chains if You must have
the metal, put it into Sharpes rifles 1t Is Il
great deal better used that way than in iet-
ters; great deal better than great clumsy
statue of false great man, for man I" tll
down and worship in State House yard"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-26

BoRINe OPERAnoS.-A few nights ago
some burglars got under the floor of groce-
ry store, on the corner of Clark and Davis
streets, in boat, and with a couple of augers
attached to broom handles, bored up through
the floor. Then, with a tenant saw, they cut
the planking across in two pieces and knock
ed the boards up, so that large hole, more
than sufficient for man TO enter was made.
They then got into the store and piled sever
al hundred dollars worth of sardines, cigars,
&c alongside of the hole, but the thieves
were evidently frightened off by some noise,
and carried away only about S25 WORTH
8. r. paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-26
LEGAL PAPER,
RANDALL & CO.'S.

LOST--A YOUNG SETTER DOG, all
~ yewhite except one brown ear; had two
gkt5 spots on the top of his head without any
bair had leather strap on his neck with the name Of
The owner cut on the brass plate. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving the dog or Information where
he can he found, NJ the store OF SUIT, FANfINE q
Cu,I1a FIRST street, Marysville. nov26u
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-26

A DISPATCH from New York, dated Nov
I'd, saysi
The steamer Champion. hence this morn
ing for New Haven, when off Malonicock
Point, came in collision with the propeller
Albatros, and sank almost instataneously
She had between thirty ard forty passengers
and crew Of ten men. OF these, three
passengers and one fireman are missing, and
are supposed to be drowned. One of the
missing is a Mr. Steele. of New Haven. AT
the moment OF the concussion, the hoiler of
the Champion exploded, sealding one fireman
to DEATH The remainder of the passengers
and crew were taken off by the Albatros.