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,rct, suiab for DWELLINGS,, su.ied the Garroton
late of the Parish Of West Felcana The Stale Of Loas
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auc,ioneer
Office, II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May Goth, at l. o'clock NJ,
the d Court an Parish o ns Feea"
La will be sold public auction the following escbed real
ST in the First Dis
ssa ssaaass
and "doning each Other and mt asurn each q feet
81 M ? sS
Iy purchase fcm Thomas Key by act passed before
on %s. As% sss' Rss the city New o''""
Of 10 and IS onhs the day of sale pure give
their notes with approved personal security and baIing in
special importing confession Of judgment
Act sale Stark Notary Public the
of The pu chaser.
QUATRE LOTS DE TERRE GHOST DAMS LIE PREMIER
District convenabe pour habatons siues pres dn dep
du Chemin de Fer de Caolltonsuecession de JOHN
TURNBULL eli. devant de la Paroisse de West Feciana
dams l'Etat de la Louisiana.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Encenteur.
Bureau. II Commercial Place.
IEUDI, 81 de mai 1859, a midi, n PEotel de
Cite ver,u dun ordre de Honorable sepeme cour
,erras eide dac seront yepdus pour conpe de IA
ditto succession, SAVIOR
QUATRE TERRA1NS dams lie Premier Dsrc', en- IL vile
de Ia Nouyelie stues dams et borne les
CALI Pc Nayades, Clio ct Apollo, Giant les lot. Nos l. 2
sadjognant chcun ct mesurant chacun ped II pouces
ct gnes de face Ia Caliope 1859 ped 10 pouces
lgnes de proondeur gne paraees parte
meme prupree que lie dit defunt herite de pere
John TurDbul qu acquis par aca de Thomas Key par
acte pardevap Mark Lae cidevant notsre public
la Nouvele Orleans, lie 20 de mars 1879
HD-C0NDlT1OSS-Unq quart compliant ct Ia balance
IN credit de y e. IS mois da jour de IA vene arqDsrenr
dounera billet sece approuye porIant
inere taux de de cent par de la date hypo
theque special jugemr reenu Ia ptopriete
vrndne.
Acte de pardeyant T. 0. sark, peaire public, aux
trails dc lacgue1eGr. aO
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BY J. NEVILLE & co.

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO PAR
grounds, IN he Disfe within eonSsnen. diysnss
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
...@ Office, IL Commercial Piace.
THURSDAY, April ~, 1859, at IL o'clock,
n he G Sy Hots 1e Tw w sTosY BRICK
BUILDING situated in the First District. in the square
y Euteps Ssysaes PeymRi. and ry.sn.
feet between parallel lines, all French m.asure
The contains .x bathing and closets In
Ths popsrty situated in Be- improving and fashion
tania street omm ibus, bat short walk business
~ TERMs-One third cash the balsnce in one and two
aas I1 ans per cent eventual interest
Improvements to he kept insured and policy Transferred to
Act Of sas before r. G. Gochalk Notary Public,
expense Of the purchaser aE
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
dwelling convenient to business and the ronte Of
the I.afa, Horse Cars, situated IN the First District
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN EyILLE. Auctionssr
Office II Commercial Plsce.
INT be y S 4 b. fM H sfSRY rssaF
DWELLING, situated in the square boundes by Eaysdes
pyiaDia e. sHd a es m
100 feet the fenc. also enclosing abon IS feet along the
front 2o fee. In depth o. Mepo%sne street. By
| as similar fronts aorg the whole square.
The dwelling contains pIlors hall and dining
bed rooms second Hnd four
This Chance for persons Of limited to
s@TERMs-S2OO cash. $500 LIST March, 1s6o and the
eighteen date sale for secured
from dale Until maturity and per cent mil final payment
I ss b ssa ssy TS the
of tha nurt
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PLATEs-VULCANIrE BASE

county Alabama.
This Institution il fully prepared for the reception OF
pupils and believed 10 offer advantages surpassed
where in the South, especially who de
sire quiet safe and healthy their daughters
during the summer.
The Summer Session will Thursday, 18th
of April, and continue for twenty weeks.
Circulars containing terms and other particulars be
had Of Mr. j. w Dorr ut the ofics of the Daily Crescent
Principal expects to be in New Orleans on Tuesday the
26th inst, and may be seen at the st Lonis Hotel.
ala If w. T. WaLrHALT., PRINCIPAL.
NTOOI-20 bales Texas Wo, in fine shipping order for
w sale by j. B. VALENTINE & CO.,
n20 81 Common street.
WHITE htIAD-6O tnns various grades of The Passatc
w Mining Id Manufacturing Company. for sale liberal
TERMS by j. B. VALENTINE Il CO.,
a20 81 Common street.
TURKS ISLAND SAl1E-S7oU saes superior
i Turks Island Sn cargo of schooner Faphemia, for
by s. JONES CO.,
fe25 81 GrGver street.
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BY J. NEVILLE 4 co.

az bs.t ios.soa Jael.en u de Fon,h
tween Ey.des frysnls sisssi. md Offering
an elegant residence.
By JULIAN NEVILLE r co,
JUAN neville. Auctioneer,
Ohce II CONNER isi Plscs
THURSDAY, April 20, 1859, at II o'clock,
CITY Hotel common sheet, the following described
1y1cAsT MoT or GROUND situated in III. Fourth
Distrc IL the square bounded Sy Jackson Pysnis Joseph
DE in the elegant residence d
:e,s .sss, I'd r. S.n Line , s
Esq and 30 feet front on jackson street, BY depta
Th among the desirable property for residence
The Garden D,I,st and IN fact The only property in this
SSrTERMsonethirdc cash, taisncs In 10 and 10 months
for bearing cent nteres. and ,eenred by mortgage
Of e before O. Stark Notary Pubc at the expense
Of purchaser. as
~ Raps II
City ,9ss,hsr with the Engine md asehinery con-
out Reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office No. IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, April IS, 1859, at 10 O'Clock
NJ. A the City Hotel, Common street. will be sold at
THOSE FINE BUILDINGS. known as the New Orleans
or Rope and cordage consisting Of large Brick
hsi poron Of Land situated in The Suburb Beasny
Parish, in this STATE, containing three nature u U.s.
gnsted by the letters and p the plan Of said Eau
beurg made BY G. Zimpei the IS Of March 1884 and
the .oua Of The plan Of IVES. Boulieny being bounded
said property $50 feet front Levee and
elusive Of the bastur extends to Front street $40 feet between
parallel lines together with all the riparian baure
tion buildings machinery engines and tools on the same
said property belonging aso the engise snd machinery
pee and the right to p H. Tyes Patent Rope and Lay
| ing Machine, for the State Of Lousana.
There Of 1000 barrels yard and
tity Of machinery building hacking hemp
which has been used and will be included in the sale
| the property.
NJ TERMS The purchaser assume the payments Of tw,
in favor Of Shit due sh October. 1889 each TO
$333 1l00 with interest
October 1856 balance third cash. and remainder Il
equal payments in and years. for bearing per
secured by mortgage the property and per
| not paid at maturity
The improvements to be kept insured and policy Transferred
| to vendor
Act Of sale before Graham notary public at the
| pense Of the purchaser. ais
| vEpy DEsrP AR = r,aTT ACE RPsJDEgcE u-rTI
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A CHEAP RESIDENCE SUITABLE FOR AFAMILY OF
Email Means Situated in The First District
ST. Mays Market and but short distance from business
RY IIIIIAN NEKII z q. 90

BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office, II Commercial Place.
THUR sDAY, the 2Ist inst, Mt l2 o'clock NJ
/ st the City 6otel, will be soil ut auction
CERTAIN TW0-sToRY FRAME DWELL ING, siNsted
in the square bounded by Gaenne Gate Bartholomew An
nuncation Dnplanter snd Constance Streets
The Lot twenty four feet nine inches nd eve lines
front Bart oloew depth between allie lines of
twenty feet inches thirds ta
American mearure The House stories high. with fin
shed attic, contsns four and hail.
finished in the attic and three with she'd works.
cistern the there is also alley the side
good opportunity parties wishing purchase
convenient residence well located.
The property rented punc.ual tenant $50 per
month.
HF-TERMS-One third b; b.Iance in six and twelve
months bearing interest and secured
mortgage on the property.
Pro he kept insured end policy transferred to vend
Act Of sale before j. W. Breedoye Notary Public at the
pense the purchaser. nl3
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proving portion Of the Garden District.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Auctioneer,
Office ii Commercial Place.
THURSDAY. pril "a. at 12 o'clock NJ, at
the iy Hotel Common street, will be solo
TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND situe.ed in
the Fourth District in the square bounded by Live Oak Philip
Magazine and First streets.
Said Lots 81 feet Ii inches front Live Oak
depth between parallel lines l5s feet inches and lines
These Lots situated the handsome residence of E.
Payne Esq., and other hui dings which make them
BILE location for parties wishing to build.
~ TERMS-One III I'd cash. balance in and years.
for bearing per interest until maturity and per
If then paid until fna payment; be
by mortgage the property.
Of sale before R. Brean Notary Public the exper
of the purchasers al5
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I
7'HURsDAY, May 9TH, 1859, at IL O'Clock,
will be sold public auction at the City Hotel Common
street without reserve
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
ict in the square bounded by Nachez Camp DRAWER and
Masazne streets measuring Is feet 10 inches front Na,chea
OF yard % feet inches in length by II in width
said premises and the adjoining property belonging
Canal Bank; the whole in conformity with particular plan
drawn by H Moehansen, A.r 1854, and deposited in the
office of H. b. Cenas Notary Public.
The improE corss, of han some and substantial
threestoiy brick cemented containing proof iron
business
N"fERMS-O nethrd cash. balarce in and two years.
for notes secured by mortgage the property bearing
interest until maturity and per paid
until final payment Improvements 10 be kept insured and
policy transferred 10 vendor.
Act of sale before f. G. Goschalk, Notary Public the
expense of the purchaser. ago
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Will. BE RE-
ceived the office of the New Orleans Light Com
pany 40 street, until ls Nay for hnul ny hun
drsd and fifty thousand barrels of coal from the to the
Works.
By order Of the President.
N O. j. TIsDALE, Treasurer.
NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGEr C0sPaNy,
April 10, 1859. alstmyl
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- SPECIAL NOTICE TO,
sQRlLbsS Travellers between New Orleans IEAQ&tsS
- and St Louis or Louisville

rAMPEAGHY HATS-:o bales for sale at low
" rrres. by y. b. VALENTINE Il Gii, s.
a2Q 81 Common street.
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A VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
in the First District convenient to business and in good
neighborhcod.

in the First District convenient to business and in good
neighborhood.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office. II Commercial Place.
rVHURSDAY, April %. 1859. MT 12 O'Clock
NJ at suction at The City Ho'el Common street will bs
sold
THAT VERY DESIRABLE TwO-sTORY BRICK RES
IDENCE situated in The bounded by Baronne Julia,
Caroudelet and ST. Joseph streets.
The Lot Is feet front Baronne street
of l5S feet between parallel lines running through
alley entering on Baronne street.
The House twoso1y and con aims parors dng
and hall On the lower and sleeping
the second floor and in the portion kitchen wash
store ROOM wood and csern and
getter with large yard paved and in complete order
This property is well worth The attention Of business men,
ing convenient to business.
BTERMSOne' third cash balance in and two years.
for notes secured mortgage the bearing
interest unit maturity not then paid per
til final payment
improvements 10 be kept insured and policy
vendor.
Act of sale before Stark, Notary Public the expense
O the al6
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Steamboat Departures Tbis guy.

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S-e --,~--- ~ es"&'
Thnrstlny, April 81, 1859.
Red river EnEANoa. M.in. AZ PM PM
Red NO. s s. enp.,. Pm
vcksburg. .vIcKsBURG. whiis........s Pm
e O. Silver Pm
DaSe OF departure OF European. California |
and a.v.n. MAILS, for April. 1859.
lNew York; Boston D''''"'0"'
HAvRE.......".... q Is sonih4np.on
uALIroRNIA.... As spa M1Sr'
nppNAxNpijiiNN NJ g Liverpool
HAy Hay Ana ......... y Havana.
HIHaI1Riui' $500. y liverpool
pprurN 10 sonthnmnnion
r.a ia 1and Bremen
Gin Am Y, ''.''.'''. 10 On I hhvana.
OALIFORNfA..... ~ Aspi,Wsii
MnAnAN. q liverpool
CfIEn pm s'.'.' :. - IIiiverpoo,,
u.ypr ~
e---I...-.- ! - !. na-Ie.
closed mail consisting Of letters and States
y VIZ pd u rosan ohoh sna
sent from the PosoIare In New YORK ssni. weekly
----- ------==
No. xd EiMe ImP AMvance, from MeW nnfk2 ~
sxe are To- attend 70 The RECENT Of ber goods
on the levee otherwise they will be stored ~ Their risk md
PenSe. GEO. W. HfNson 4 CO.,
w. o oe"r ~.
,N1T ne bark Priscilla, Capt NJ WtOn, from
~. - TOW aischHging nef cargo NJ o. r ~ , hs
goods on the ievee AT freight remaining on The wharf at
neht wilt be at the risk and Of the owners thereof
.. gVN 70 q Wv. VI oI1vleI n.ee..
A-The cOnsignees OF the following goods
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FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS
rirt, suiab for dwellings,, susied the Carroton
Railroad Depo:SncceSsion Of the late JOHN TURNBuLT
late of the Parish of West Feicana the Lous
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TO PERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE COUNTRY
Residences in healthy location Pearl river easy
access situated in neghborhooj where provision.
purchased at moierae rate, and always plentiful
supply.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. co.
AJULIAs NEVILLE, Auctoneer.
Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 5, 1859, at IL o'clock NJ.
L at the City Hotel. Common will be sold
TWO yKRY FINE RESIDENCES. cottage built, situated
in Lawrtnce county, Miss quarter of II mile fir the
Court House, twenty two miles from Bookhaven head
Of navigation Pearl river.
No contains twelve large rooms with large hall and
spacious gallery bath kitchen and other
buildings. nearly and in excellent order having
female for which, is peculiarly adapted The
ground 4 feet 'front.' by depth of 800 feet shaded
by forest trees and well fenced in.
No is large cottage dwelling containing four rooms
halls, etc, etc in front building and kitchen, ETC..
The ground 200 feet front by depth 800
feet and sdons property No l. A branch of water
through the grounds together with failing spring
pure water.
This ry will be sold at private sale ing
terms, exchanged for city property.
photograph view of the property with ground plan can be
seen at The Office Of the 8uctioneers.
AS-Terms made known previous to the day of SALE
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AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO PAR.
ties wishing to purchase brick residence, large
grounds First District, within conyenen. distance
tarat
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VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WITH
Three Lots Of Ground attachedThe improvements comprs
ing every comfort necessary fer a genfeel family.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auc,ioneer.
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PEREMPTORY SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION-FIVE
Lots of Ground and Brick Buildings st. john
tn Citizens Bank Stock-Two Lois OF CIR md Perd
do street.
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THE Last OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE VACANT
property m he best location on jackson street In the Fonh
Eaysdes snd Prytanfa Streets offering excel
lent chance for gentlemen 81 wealth purchase location for
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ARARE OPPORTUNITY FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Orleans Aanufactory for Rope and Cordsge in Jehr,on
City, together with the Engine aud Machinery com lee,
and ylers Patent Right for the State Of LouisianaWhb-
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1889 at X hunA red dollars per annuu
second District E,roperty
=, an p, n M CO.. ~ nnnayS ", c,s.o,,,
house Bsnye baSebn and Bnrsan spees Measuring
ra fn. on t,,snnhnns sreet nv nth ri I97 faaI N
;sst aiom. " In; ,;tE hs Hn;d;nus hoann .,ng i Az
'hvueS ii a iNThRY RRIGE DTEiIiN13 EofIsE and
u ;,c,sn rantaa at savanty dollars ner month ~
10 OF IN sRofNn in ths sanars hoppded hv Ras,
anL,in md fnnt streets feat Front
M Rss; ,est nv denh of ii feet inch With the bnid
;n, ,'" tiaro .,e'i ba;n ~ op " ~ '' ~ $40 ~
'' TWn sT nR eRRICK DWELLING HOUSE and K;tch.
an ranaJ a. fortv anjjars mar month $3.50 ~
6T AZ Il in the sauna az the lot nbove
last measuring al feet ront on franklin street by
Isl 81 20 eat and slpas viii tho nm;ldpvs tsrenn
hR Oh % ise' Inches anu WIN 'ne
AhNE.sroRy BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and two
story B,G hSEsn Ten!ea II aoas Per d m
n5 Er.nL III, Srao,s and ~ pasin ~ a M,
oans v";" fnmnanv and aes;Sna ed Nv The numhsrs
"qne two three and t ~ r.. en. ~ p, .r.., h ,
ord f,ont NJ IN Ran of tha New Orleans
company. =. NJ 49,, ,,.s,.,, On r... ... -
LOT NO. ar1olrs ot ~ una hpaufes ~ ee' front on
| Basin street, bH a dep'n o. o. teet. A.,
Lot NO. adols ot no anu measures " ieet Iroht on
Basin street BY depth Of Gu tse5. A 49,, G.
LOT NO. orns tne CORNER u tn ahu d. sou ssets arc
measures W fee front on ny oepth and front or
| 60 feet on St. Louis stree! French measure
The four lots are leased until LIST OCTOBER 1857 at twenty-five
dollars per month ,,,-,,,, ,..
10 OA Vi NJ si'sat"n ~ the squIe ocnudeo ny
corner o. Basin anu Streets Al iee front on
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BY BENJAMIN KENDIG.

VALUABLE AND LIKELY SLAVES AT AUCTION AT
the City Hotel.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Auctioner-onace, No. q Banks' Arcade
THURSDAY, 2ist inst. at n o'clock A.
M at the City Hotel, Common street, will be sold
Is valuable and likely Slaves ,rsns No Field Hands,
Cooks. Washers and Ironers, House Servants. etc.
EarTerms and particulars at sale. al
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
Tsire. Ears,, Elres,.

W ould it not be well Tor cur citizens
FnoM that The hot, sultry, suin.n4r weather
is upon US, to adopt some measures OF
precautionary nature, in order to avoid
another OF those disastrous confagrations
which are OF such fragment, occurance
in our mountain towns, and from the
effects Of wEit th they themselves have
talready suffered so much. We do not
allude 10 the organization Of FIRE and
hose companies, which are only avilable
on fourth Of July professions, and such
like occasions, the irappings and phara-
phsnalia o! v h e'i more than a eally
useful establishment would DO
Now we do not mean any disrespec,
towards the brave and gallant iirenen |!
The ioyial open hearted fellows, who
are at all times ready and wiling to aid !
wherever help is needed We aIlude to
their "fzings,'' which are very costly.
and of not much utility in case of fire
What we think our citizens might and
should do, is to insist that eTer1 house
should be provided with one or more
barrels, which should be kept constantly
filed with. water, in a 5onverient place,
with q couple of buckets alongside them,
so that in case of fire, they would be on
hand, as in such cases the delay of but
a few minutes, risks the destfuetin,, of
thousands Of dollars worth of property.
Or at a comparatively tHifing cost, pipes
could be laid from the Surrounding bills,
at an elevation sufficient 70 throw a
stream OF water over the highest Build
ing in the city We merely give the
kint. Let those who, have more leisure
than We, 20 ee-to It.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
80
} commits
.e,-.sp~..a ane Crmpany being
...e fhey should be, at the Company S

.ses--@-oA-e---anc mpaDy being
,.e they should be, at the Company S
zee open to the inspection Of anybody
any peeuniary interest in the concern y
We should like 10 know how many of
the Stock holders or Creditors, are com
petant to. unnaEel the mysteries OF the
system by shieh they are kent' Or
what vas the object for which tie long
promised Financial Report" was pub
lished, if u gave no information 80. the
/ Creditors and Stockholders was it d6ne
merely to put a couple OF hundred dol
lars into the pocket of the discnterested
unsubsidized editor of their own'papcr :;
Was that being guided by tire decisions
of the Creditors and Stockholders, pub
licly taken ~ Did that Report accom-
plish what the Stockholders and Credi-
tors unanamously demanded, and con
tinue TO demand and have right to
receive A full and correct statement
of the accounts of the Comp. ny
Was it not garbled and untrue state
mcnt, which when We took the trouble
to ezamine it, aud expose its worthless
ness we are cooly informed, "that the
books of the Company are where they
should be Thus acknowledging the
truth Of our statements concerning their
famous "Report'' y
We think that the personal abuse Of
the Company's principle creditor so con-
stantly observable 10 the columns of their
Organ comes with an i'll grace from
such a source; more particularly the
calling hilh a Shyfoek, for demanding
his just rights-because he demands the
rate of interest the Company agreed to
pay, when they borrowed his money
Did not certain parties who at present
sway the destiny of the Ditch, and who
fare the principle employers of the said
"organ," receive the saane rate of in-
tercst on the notes and mortgages which
they received in payment for supplies
furnished The Compnmy, mAeqt they aoere
an the position TO audit their oaon acc0nmts
and had that interest compounded too !
Did not others, who furnished the use
off a few yoke of oxen, or mule teams,
at exhorbitant rates, get the same rate Of
| interest on their notes received in pay
,nent for such services, and hat also COM
pounded. But to leap the climax" OF
Shytorkssns, these very same parties, in
sist that they must have the full value
of their Mates, thus Charlottesville the
poor men, whose stock was faithfully
earned by their labor, or paid for in cash,
shall have but 80 per cent Of their de-
mands. We think abuse for oractimg
comes with an i'll SAVIOR flom such a
source.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
ARRlED.

In Sacramento city. June 5th, by the Rev. Mr. hPss,
Mr. JOHN b. BROWN. of San Francisco TO Miss JosSP5''
BRIGGs of Sacramento
We perceive from the above notice, that our irien'
BRowx has at last launched his bark the sea ma'r
monial. An acquaintance with him from b"yhoo'
enables to say that worthy has e'' 'n'
life ofsngle ble sedness lately With the bride Nes'
not much acquainted but from what knoWieaSe w
have of her she is every way worthy OF him eau
indeed with truth be said of them both
Two souls with but single thought.
Two hearts that beat one"
We wish The hs ppy couple every success through NV
May no thorns cbstruct their pathway bat msy Pe'O'
plenty and prospect remain with them as
Through hfe's sea they glide