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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

The Sacramento correspondent Of the Butte Rt-
cOrf-innOcent youth HaiUety says he would IKE
To see q" Hon. j. W. McCOrkle occupying the Gnbef'
Material char # this State, but Oterwhclm-
inn mujority Of the people oG California EDu4 not.
that let's the distinguished Joseph out. When That
uns0phisIicated politician, eloquent orator, classic
scholar, eminent statesman, polished gentleman,
diRnilied Senator aud disinieFvsied patriot, Dave
Broderck, receives The vote Of California for PrcHl-
dent Of the United States, thea Joe NcC"Tkle
NAV Occtipy the 0ubcrnaiEial chair Remote
as the probabilities are IL either event happening
we hope their friends will not be discouraged "r
desert them, hut patiently wait the gosd time
expected. Joseph senled hi. political dO"nI nearly
four years ago. at the State Convention, when he ."
earnestly and urgently spoke against the nornina'
lion of Gov. Bigler. nn Thursday night. and "n the
Friday morning following, with unblushing an,
dacity, walked into the Convection and voted
and worked for him-ihuS giving unmistnkable eV-
ideucc If fidelity sHd c.sRriHiency! AT that Con-
ventiOn somebody was @lI, but whether il was 10
seph or thOsc who cOn6ded in him. shall not pre-
tendiO say Our readers may firm their own "Pini""
with regard 10 the sell.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

- VARIETY STORE,
Next Door to the Oasis Falcon, Main Street, P1aeervIe
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

/ u On Hoss YoB'RE TOO LATE.--This j;
a great country for jokes, and we hays
Just Heard one that Is too good to keep
Early this morning. there were added
to our company Of travellers, pair who
looked like runaways5; the gentleman was
a>taf, raw boned specimen of'the . half
horse, aid half-alligator" class, and The
lady U flair match for hi1ns Among Tho
passengers from Napoleon. Is q solemn
booking nentlemanwlio has all along beer
taken fol apfeacher. About nine o cloel
last night was conTersing with the
{ reverend 4 gentleman, when young
man stepped upsa addressing him, re-
marked, ]" We are going to have q wed,
ding, and would likgto have You offici.
ate." llright, sir, he replied laugh.
|ingly, and stepped into Che cabin. when
sure enough. the couple stood waiting.
tPhere had been some 'kissing games
and several mock marriages gone through
with during The evening, and 4 supposed
this was merely CONTINUATION Qf the
sport; and sd thought the preacher, who,
lIfcould see, haG good deaEof hunofi ID
him, and was inclined torromote general
goodsfeeling and merfiment The couple
stood up before him, { q good deafmore
solemn. than was necessary in a mock
marriage, i thought, and the preacher
asked the necessary questions. and then
proceeding id the usual way, pronounced
them husband and wife, #ltst
Thers was 4 good deal Of fun after
ward, and when itsfwss over left the
Ecabin--and SO did the preacher, z who
remarked to me that ne liked to .see
Young folks enjoy themselves, andttook 1
good deal Of pleasufeiin8c outributing to
their fun; but he did not understand
Why they should select him o1act 81
preacher. H3
Just thea some one called inc aside,
and the old gentleman stepped into the
Estate4room which was next to mine.
When / returned, the door stoodsopen,
and the apreacher' stood Just inside,
with his eoat3and vestsotf. and one boo,
lin his hand, talking with the gentleman
who PLAYED the attendant, 4 and who,
AZ j came up. remarked ~ Well iflthat
lis the ease, Il Is good joke, foF they are
Id dead earnest. and have retired ID the
same state room Il si',t s'7
The Old gentleman raised both hands
as he exclaimed 50 n Coed heavens. you
don't iells me 10 N and rushing just as
be was. boot Id hand 10 tile te-room
indicated, commenced an assault Oh the
door as If be would batter it. down. ex-
claiming AT eEesyakiek For Heavens
sake don't. amt q preacher e
The whole cabin was aroused, every
state room flying open " IT'D 4 slam, when
the door Opened. and the. /. Arkansas
traveller. poking out his head, coolly re-
marked !: Is Old boss, vow re toe lste,'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26
8pttre !.


s.. =. 3. cozzEEs
lent my love book one day,
She bTodghtit back Elaid It BY; Il
Twas little either had to say II S3s
She was SO strange and 50 shy ~
But yet we loved Indifferent thugs
The sprouting buds. the birds in tune
And time stood stillsand wreathed his wing
8 With rosy links from June to June.
For her, Whattask to dare III tio,7 b9
What peril te,npt2 WhatEhardship bear
Butwith her ah, she never knew
MY heart and what was hidden there 4
= And she with me, SO cold ant. coy, sE53
Seemed like d maid bereft Of sense,
But in d crowd, all life aud Joy,
s I And full Of blushful Impotence.
She married well, d woman needs
81 a mate, her life and love to share,
~ And little cares sprang up like weeds,
: And played around her elbow chair u
81 And years rolled by, butt content,
Trimmed my own lamp and kept ii bright
u ~ II ages touch my hair bespent
Wiiflrays and CLEANS ofisilver light
And then Il chanced, / took Inc book
Which she had read insdays goneiBy.
And as read such passion shock ii lii
Ny frame, needs must flown or cry IL
Il For here and there her love was writ
5Ge5 lng old half faded pencil signs,
AS. TT she. yielded bit by bit, ssAt Ia
Hef heart inE doaS and undtrIines.
Alb, silyered fool, too late YOU look w, HI
a know It'll; let me here record Ii
Tlis maxim, {. Lend no maid a book, at
Unless you read it afterwaIds.n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26
He's Coming

9f4
The following, clipped from the Lenisyi
Journal, is about as sweet a little thing of Ii
kind as we have ever seen \ 4
He's coming the blushing rose 4
9s Whispersfit low to- me, als48 \ 4
Ii. And the starlight hastens with 1T sfs,
Over the twilight sea. 81
Sc All trembling the zephyrs tell me,
On light winds lnifrYing past, :.
And my own heart quickly beating, W.
Gomih &, coming at last.
The soft Tipped waves Of the OCEAN
Gathering atny feet,
Breeze borne from the coral island
~ Mnrfner the secret sweet. HE lif
TLeIe' i not dew STEPPED blossom
.s OF glisteping Orange tree,
But furnish ITS leaves glee- laden,
To brsathe th IL ioytoEnisl u
sa List that Is the sound D. rowing
M 9a Stealing along the air,
LII Mast gather round my temples d,
s.s his weight OF braided hair; 81 IA
And trust To glowing darkness, Ii
ThearsniHg shadows diHnJ 4Ftia
/ To hide with thetrtwings the traces
~ al tears I've shed for him.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

wonderful that any Legislature Of Virgin.
Il should even have hssilated to complete
the CoTington and Ohio Railroad. a cub
pable neglect Of the best interest," Of the
State. which we con6dsntly expect the
next General Assembly will hasten 70
terminate. 4,
fsBy comnunicationIwhich appeared
lii the Richmond Enqadrst, and which we
copied ID our last issue. twill be seen
that the grade Is only 90 feet 10 the mile,
instead 81 90, and Fisk's report il given
as authority I'D. STAR. g
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

a new shotgun has been perfect
ed 81 Colts arlnory, which win prob
ably be ID market next winter. His
made, fol FIVE charges on ttie revolver
principle, and is loaded and fred
with great facility 1t i OF CONVEX
Eient size and weight, and may becaf1
Er.ed through the nost dense wood,
and IN the most careless manner,
without accident.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26
Fht Iistante Il tht suhI IItrsaslng.

Ai German, publication has given the
calculations to prove that The distance be q
tween the earth and the sun Is annually
increasing, and attributes 70 this fact the
increasing humidity Of our summers, aud
\ the loss of fertility in the soil Of the for
meily most favored regions Of the earth.
Tie vegetable and animal remains found
even in die recent strata withinthe Arctic
circle, snow q degree of hest formerly
prevailed there which equhlled that of the
4 equatorial regions at the present time sand
although many Ingenious theories have
been sladted,to account for this desdutien
] of once sunny region, none seems 50 ra-
btional as THE very obvious one Of a grad.
ual with fawal bf the great source ofiigHt
Eand heat. Egyptians, Chinese and othsr
nations, have traditions that at q very
eearly period Of their history the apparent
EdiaInetefs pf the sun was double what 1t
Enow is, and according to the tablesOfthe
HGermar savant. in the course Of 5000
wears more the dies Of that lpminafy viii
have diminished SO that We shall receive
butIoae-sight part Of the solar inadenee
which ws At present enjpy, the whole
earth being covered with eternal ice. ss.
Il tits now admitted by the most orthodox
schools ofscience that the earth aud 9TH
er planets were, thrown Oh Efromsthe sun.
30 that our globe has co1fessedly tray.
klled one ltundred millions of miles from
lis birth place, ahdEno absdrdity exists in
The snpposition that It has not yet ceased
sededing, though at acpnstantly dimin-
fshiilg rate, which may or may, not reach
Die b point before it arrives at such
aistence AZ 10 be uninhabitable. when fob
owing tlie analogy Of all other known
herturbatidns aud eccentricities among
! ihe different bodies Of the universe, It
viii undoubtedly retrace its. steps, to d
/ point mt1clr nearer than any il has occa
pied during the historic period, and so
move back and forth like a mighty PEN
aulun, forever, measuring of, perhaps,
/ ebousands ofages at each beat. Or per.
chance having ran its course ii will fall
back into the sua7-as man. who springs
| lkom the dust and returns I'd dust again
1 II Be again evolved inl the form Of nsbu-
| lsus matter, and again condensed into
Habitable globe,--1l epbnrypert Herald.
4 z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26
QUARRIER u GIIBIsON, Z hfsE
.A.ttorneysatL Lew
, 18pRACTIcE III KANAWIiA COUNTY. !.
Adde'S seR ana wha q. H., N.

d. Il. kisHER. 2. WI ENGLISH,
X Law, AND JUsTICE. III
ST I. FISHER and ] !. w. ENGLISH hayr
El ing entered into i partnetsRfR. for the
pufRose Of practicing Law in the countes a
Mason and Putnam, viii regularly attend ths
CiIcuit.S Quarterly and Monthfy Courts ol
those TIVE cohnties, and will pay every atteh-s
ton To business entrusted to their care.a
E One OF the 6theT of the firm will alwaysb e
found at their Office, IN Point Pleasant, and
sorte ora he other win regularly be Al the Put
nam County Courts
HI. ri asarit, Dec.A12 n37y / E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

iAN KRfAI SH1P "a according to tie
Nj Times an serial ship, called The Cits
of New York; intended for transsA
laltsc 70 ge.Ihas been in. the eoursefdf
ccnstruction for some months past, in she,l
vicinity Of Nav York city. and is now sb
heady completed that she win be ressik
70 dadefHke The "Trip iE October. Ths
erobaut who has charge Of the enterprise
iss III, Love, Of Nav Hsmpshiges who
has made several successful assensiens.
The dimensions Of the am ship are great
81 than those of any balloon previously
built The capacity Of the cas- receiver
IS 7R5. 900 cuhits feet the aggregats
height ofthe balloon. from The valve to
the bottom Of shs boat, Is upwards Of 500
fsst { the diameter. $50 feet. Mr.. howe
proposes u Oh directly from New YcSk
TO London in 48 10 64 hours.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

The Hon, ] ohn fletcher arrived 1t rs
hotAsin the place on Tuesday hightlass. ]
very much Improved il health Lszisiss
toa Star, September o ii 1885,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26
ro THE PuBLICI,.

ANTREN P AEKS, of Kanawha county
md JA MES w. H0GE. OF Putnam county
having entered into partnership, as Attorneys
md Goinselors at lev, under the lyle III
PARKSt &C. HOGE, for the counties Of Mason
ana Putnam; will attend all the county, guar.
terry and circuit courts IN those cohnties ans
3viil attend promptly 10 all business hicf
nav Be entrusted to them, aapertai aiming h
heirprofession. PAkh1s q 4 el 4llss-
4 ian. II 1855 ls.s W M 49, y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

TaE LAST swssDLE The man calling
lpmsef Bruce. but whose real name IS
McAlpins, was committed % The Tombs
il New York on Saturday last, upon. d
charge Of grand larceny! He ADVERTISED
f9r schoolmistress. and thegiEl who Ians
lsKered itlldst her baggage. watch, jexel-
RI and virtue { J while with him. He.
tOpk ring from her 1fhgerlb force
cAlpine is an old offender, aud has been
o1ce in ths states prison Sometime
ago he swindled a gun manufacturer out
oE $500, byl representing himself as tfs
agent oftkeI British government aalhpr1
,iizsd % contract for, $3.50, 900 worth oe
iriaest DO He once attempted 10 swinala
TIE vandsrhuiIt Steamship Company out
os % ,oeO BY compellfDg, BY threats
aud promises. 4 woman to swear 10 the
loss Of baggRge onthe passage from Cali
iFarnia. He deserted his wife and FAM s
lystiIfee OF four wears since. u III Fxi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26
KAN A W|HA Q. II.
LA " CARDS.
!. il. CON'NELL.

-AttoE1aeK<at Law.
KANAWHA G. ri. VA.3tli I:s'
INTENDS. practicing III the Courts Of Ka-
nawha county. Once Formerly occu,
pied BY cColnas 8 Newman where he will
be found at.aif times ready I'd attend 10 bust
ness Tor his friends and thepublic. SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07
BY ]. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION OF MARGARET HICKEY, DECEASED,
Wife Of Jared W. Buncc.
BY j. b. W1LTON,

SUCCESSION OF uMAkeARgT HICKEY, DECEASED,
Wife Of Jared W. Bunco.
BY j. b. WdLTON,
AUcTrosEzR-of 10 Bank Place.
s I ss ss ;: "a
d1ess % + SsY %
account q hs Hieiey deceased Wits
n ssnss y assa SOLO
FKANGEs gil aged about Is years. s; t good house
s. i ss .; sss
and puncually paid bear per cent interest
e.
i
Acts Il sale before D. l. Ricardo notary public at the ex
pense Of the purchasers
SUCCESSION DE FEUE MARGARET HICKEY. EpousE
de Jared w. Bunce.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Bureau, No 10 Bank Place.
GAMEDI. 23 Juliet 1859, a midi, q l'IIOteI
d. Ia Do Il ct ssea n oTs
sre Dc ID Nouvee Orleans sn date do JUN ss dossr
No L. ssslsyss eaprss dss .eren ysnda. pour T.
JOHN, jsuns negre age d'envron IL donesque de
FRANCES age deDvron ls ans bonnie domestque
Johp re dss5
n aa as SIX gpss
FUR ssesye iners Ct 81 Nest pave
L e.saIt
De satisfaction vendeur gAranu
hypotheque pescave nterst ct Sill nest
ponctuelement paye pour cent dnteret apres
echesnre jnsquau Placement
Aces de vente padevsnt D. Ricardo notars publiaue
aux fras des acqnereurs. je22 jyz 9 16 q
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
By j. B. WALTON, 5H-
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
49,
MS g. s,, s'5iss Nos - IS = '.a a. in 'a'''. odd
Lots a. Is Is and form the Live Oak and Sixth
Streets and each 81 feet inches and lines front
Sixth street BY depth Of 40 feet . inches:
Lot No. 70 sdons the above described lots In the and
parallel lines
The Ave lots together measuring inches Live
Oak street, BY 1875 feet 8 inches on Sixth street.
This property egby situated for residences being within
one square q Magazine street and square Warrington
Avenue In the immediate vicinity Of the Gle
giant residences in the Fourth District The lots have been
planted with choice imported shade trees and
are prepared to be built upon at once
kTERMS-One third cash, the balance and two
years credit, with per cent. interest.
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Esq., Notary Public at
the expense Of the purchaser. m3H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07
FOR SALE.
THE GREAT WONDER o, THE NINETEENTH

CENTURY
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
letter letter to Dr. Wood of this city from gentleman Maine
% ess Wbe as coming es Rsa
Doctor needs encomiums useless pufery from the
press:
BATH Me Jan. 90 1856.
Hair
S ans
easd psess What had visasd assd Went
Ssss @ ss
ssSs sosy s sssn sI before "1q 70
tS 's Viz old good wife,
nsss That s s 5 @
directions will not have occasion to contradict
Any you may make Of The abovs With
or naarsin others as well as myself an
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
III Ssn f FSS1E haf ns Il os ss
Nsv IN s was induced 70 make Of
obligations to 20" in giving to the Ae sN spfa osssos
,ansR 4.
beloved. VIM DYER,
Prof. Wood-Dear Sir Having made trial Of your Hair
ndla and eon ass%
childhood and has also restored hair which
coming gray pits original color have used no other article
with any thing like the same pleasure profit.
Yours truly, ]. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative put bettles Of three Sizes Large
medium and small the small holds half retas for
dollar bottle The medium holds at least twenty per
cent In proportion than the small etais for
bottle the large holds quart 40 cent proper
tion and retails for three dollars per bottle.
q. j. WOOD CO., Propretors 9l2 Broadway, New York
I'm the great n Y Wire Railing Estabsm-nt, ia Mar.
ket street, St. Louis, Mo.
DEALERS also by j. WRIGHT CO., General Agents
the Sonh my9 3meodkW
Gas FIxTuREs......".".GA FIXTURES.
J. B. MONTE, 1856 Charities street,
Dealer In Chandeliers Brackets Hall Lamps French Eng
fish and American manufacture in the greatest variety and
low prices.
Also, large variety of Globes, etc.
B-J. B. NOME is authorized by the Gas Company to
ont M Gas Fixtures 'e2 6n7
WIDOW A. COSTA, SUCCESSOR TO ANGELO
W Costa, has on hand and offers for sale
GOO bbls. Mess Prime and hump Pork
100 tierces Bacon-Sides and Shoulder.
80 bbls White and Rcd Beans.
Is tierces Sugar Cured Hams.
200 bbls. Superine and Extra Flour.
30 terces Carolina Rice.
800 bills Western and Northern Potatoes
a23 en- 66, 81, 90 and 10 Old Leves strset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07
BY J. NEVILLE & co.

SUCCESSION OF LOGAN MCKNIGHT VALUABLE
Slaves at Auction, without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Offce-1l Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, July 81, 1859, at 12 o'clock,
by virtue Of order Of the Hon. p a. Morgan Judge Of
Second District Court rendered in the matters of the above
THE SLAVE WOMAN NAMED LOUISA, aged 80 years,
and her child Edmund Johnson aged about 2 years.
SUCCESSION DE LOGAN McKNIGHT-ESCLAvEs DE
valeur, Pencan, sans reserve
m PAR JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Encanteur
TEUDI 1s5S ii aera Wenda rifs Pen
y midi aHote de Vile rue de Ia Commune en- vertu
dun orde de Phonorabe p H. Morgan uge la seconde
La negresse nominee LOUISA agee de 80 ans son
FAINT. Edmond johnson. age denviron deux
Aar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. je2O is
VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT Two-sToRY
Cottage Residence in an excellent neighborhood in the
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE. Auc,ioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
VERT sAkE VII b
sid situated the shady side of Claiborne street. between
Canal and Gasquet Streets
The Lots inches 'front.' on Claiborne street.
inches.
The dwelling eight rooms all fronting on Claiborne
street galleries above and below and in the rear gallery
Kitchen complete washing and ironing rooms, bath
house, two large cisterns, etc.
The ground, beautifully laid out front and rear and
planted with the choicest flowers and other plants the
kinds together with the finest fruit Of choicest
ties, among which orang- figs and peaches
This opportunity for parties wishing to purchase
splendid residence with large grounds.
can visit the property any day ter F.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

OFFICE POsTCHARTRAIN r. r. Co., .
New Orleans, June O. 1889
BB-A dividend OF four per cent. on the capi-
a stock OF This Company has been declared by the Board
Directors payable to ockholderH on and eft the 10th
inst, At the office Of the Company.
ts2 p H. GOODWIN Sec'v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

NEW ORLEANS, May I, 1853,
10 the Stockholders of the Southern
Pacific Railroad CompanyI leave this evening Memphis
But 70 the Stockholders have horzed Mr.
s. Fukerson "a Common street between the hours NJ
and r. NJ, to deliver official receipts wish
70 make the Loan, until otherwise ordered by President Of
the Company. c. s. TODD
In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

RONED TURKEY AND DOBES-
The undersigned having made all the necessary arrange
meuta informs the public that he prepared fill
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS SOIREES PIC
MICS; and families can at all times be served with BONED
TURKEYS. FRENCH PATEs, BOILED HAMS. DoBEs.
GALLATINES etc., etc., at all hours and got up in the best
styles R. A. HOWARD,
Successor to Geo. Beard,)
No. 1877 Camp street.
felS en- opposite ST, Patrick,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07
7 Observation-Disclosures

z SLAVE DEPOT, No. 1856 0RAyIER AND IS
& DRYADES STREETS.
&Mk TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
Having opened old stand the LIST Of January 1858,
with good accommodation for 900 Negroes respectfully
ljcit the patronage Of my old friends and customers
fe19 " C. +. HATCHER.
tlSLmES 4 CLAUSs, aRocERs AND DEAbERs
"A In WESTERN fRCnUCE. Mes. II New Lsvee andN
fGhoupitouas streets oss lyd&w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

HOPARTNERsHIP-T SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
~ this day formed opartnershp and purchased out the
stock Of goods of the late firm Of SEAMAN PECK GO,
They will also the liquidation of the business
Of the late firm in this city.
EMORY CIAPP,
PHILIP q. MITCHELL
EDWARD W. JACK,
JNO. j. GIDIERE
5.D- or New Orleans.
GEO. A SEAMAN,
OF New York.
New Orleans July l. 1859. jyl I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ?
New Orleans, April %, 1859
1S-Special Orders-The Washington Artil-
lery hereby ordered puncuay Regular Drills
of the Company. every THURSDAY EVENING at half
past 7 o'clock By order of
~ j. B. WALTON, Captain.
H. NJ. IsAACsON, First Sergt 400
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

(NOPARTNER Sill THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" associated with them sTF PflEN X Fowl Err and OC-
DEN X. DuNEINii, under the firm of McSfEA, VALUE
CO., and will inue the Wholesale Business
and qndate the affairs Of the late firm of j. Burnside
NELSON McSTEA,
j. II. VALUE.
New Orleans, July l. 1859. iva I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

SAINT LOUIS HOTEL TIRE UNDERSIGNED
having purchased the Saint Louis Hotel and Furniture viii
lis old patron. md the public that will closed
be and repened Tuesday November s for
their reception. o. n HALL + Stn
New Orleans, June LIST, 1859. lei On
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-07

nlSSOLUTIDN-THE CoPARTEERsgIP of LANE
~ MAYFlELD CO., having expired the LIST inst, by
limitation, their name Mil be ed hereafter Humiliation only
j. A. LANE.
REDMOND ROGERS.
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY Z
New Orleans April IL, 1859.
G3-The business of this Institution Will be
hehceorth transacted at the Banking Hou corner Of
Camp and Gravier Streets
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Z TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
For the apprehension md delivery the undersigned Of
w servant woman named MATILDA, eyed about As
yeas-medium hight and Stout ahoutthe color OF an In.
be lurking about the city j. j. P0INDEXTER,
i've Sc 4a Rarnnre street.