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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
GREAT BARGAINs-GREAT BARGAINS
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.

G. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET, between Customhouse Benve
streets, New Orleans.
Just extensive assortment Of French and German
LOOkING-9IASSES, Gilt Frame and Imitation do Orns
Engravngs Photographs, etc.
His superior and splendid stock forty per cent
less than last year. and twenty below the
ket prices. " 49, ~ ~ w
B-Every ares is guaranteed, and the choice Locking.
glasses with double The above
ton is owing discount allowed and the decline in glasses
Gliding guaranteed for years.
An immense Gallery Of Paintings. Enyravisgs and Itho.
graphs by the greatest masters is exhibited at
siderable reduction.
A large variety of Tassels, Pins Clasps, etc.
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES
FOR sALE-A OF Sereoscopic Views excessively low
to close consignment. - - 'i
~ Paintings Renovated, MIS- 5u
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-iuls..iuiiiI-7Es1z=
The Rad river p.elsss !p;o.. g.. !, -
liza baIes eotton and ~ IA. J. 49, -
aoa;n nm rrsdav w. ,h.,r y. 49, sao -
far favor. - - "s0n, ns4 -
The Pod r;vsr r,oc,s. a,.x,;.h. -. -.
v;tb 191 haI.s .a.,.r ~ 49,. 80 - Z.
Gro,,s ~. -. r,..a.. 60. rs:. !.
nacket in cbsroe ~ Csnt Th;..ss go -, - -
efc;ent NJ ceo,oe wk;nso,, 4, ~. o.,.. -
to.dap ataA a. psvon a.. - ;ats-,.S-E
Iandno, - ~
W. Burton FIR o,,,o,,.o. = Th,. -. .uxse~
passenger nacket Il, cor,n,. - :, ~. q ., 20.
lier. viii leave .. y -, o.a,o.,... - -
po;nts Tbs w pn~.n. -. a.. - - .-..-.
passengers. =
n. ", Baker FIR 1yctcnc, - 70 - ..s.s
the regular nacket w p.Ls, a.. .u.- 49,
commander. With NJ. Titos n.,d.,.sI :. =. 49,
will leave a ahnv. q, A,,.ts,,.. - :..s-~.
landings.
Saline for Uou.r ,uy y,...- ~. rr,s
light draueht rack.t 4, -. - :. q. =, .
Miller, will leave TO-DAY tx = q. N 1.-s..
Lower and Upuer r.n... -sN =. 80 '-'>''' - s.
Rock Cnp for Oxaekita Pre- III. ,;.t. 80.
packet Rock CITY Cant. R. q n.t;r.,,s ~. -
pers should send their freight do.n go 49,,
VI
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COMMERCIAL.
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen

Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen.
LIVERPOOL, April 30, 1859.
Hope in the maintenance of the peace of Europe
has now generally given place to apprehensions Of
very serious character. The Stock Exchange expe-
rienced violent commissions and Consols declined to
49, but recovered partially and closed this afternoon
in London at S9@S94. Money was in increased de-
mand and the Bank of England advanced yesterday
her rate of discount to 81 get
Cotton, which opened only heavy on Monday, be-
came in the succeeding days, under the unexpected
turn political affairs represented to have TAKEN
quite irregular and uncertain in value. American
kinds are, however, admitted to have suffered de-
cline of 4@ad from quotations of last Thursday and
all this despite the good accounts from the United
States of 18th inst, per Persia and despite the fact
that the accounts from India good and that spin
ners can possess only moderate stock of Cotton.
The sales 80 ,O2O bales of all kinds, including
4,64O American and 300 East India, and thus cx-
coed considerably the daily estimates Consumers
took $1,000 bales spectators GOO and exporters $780,
The actual exports were $3.50 bales, 1858 of which
American and 1928 East India.
The imports amounted to "a, 1929 bales of all kinds,
of which lS,Sl2 were American and the balance
Tie stock is II 400 bales smaller than last week
and 7l050 bales less than last year at this time viz
Steaks Aps e 70 f Sa., Ag. "a ~ s5s
Ess1 sS ssS e"ss 1 isss, BALES BALES
East India. $500 bales. 6O25o bnles
Total. -. 40 $50 bales 4gl,ICo ba'es.
The quantity known to have been cleared at Amer
lean ports for Great Britain and not yet arrived is
about 900 bales against about 900 at this
time last year.
The prices of Brazil Cotton are little changed yet
Egyptians and Surats however, are about 3D. lower.
The quotations for American Cotton are as follows,
viz:
Ordinary Midd.ing MiddIiug Fair. Fair.
IN NJ ss;F$ S:,.s: $5,$sss5 81
In Manchester manufacturers continue still to be
well engaged and little disposed to take decline
Business, however, is rather quiet.
To-day in Liverpool the tone was less depressed
than yesterday, but witha even at the decline estab
lished, buyers do not forward freely. The sales
are estimated at 1000 bales. The steamship Ham
mona, of 18th inst, from New York, arrived this
morning off Southampton.
Breadstutis have improved very much under the
war news, and much in favor at daily advancing
prices.
Rice has been changing hands at daily advancing
prices in very large quantities, and 7d1s the cwt.
| dearer
Lard is again in demand, and about 100 tuns found
| buyers at from 5ss @6ls., according to quality.
| Sugars have been much depressed in the last few
days, and unsaleable unless at decline of 6d.0ls
| per cwt.
| Molasses has not changed in value. One cargo of
Cuba cayed sold at lbs. 3d., and of Cuba Musco-
vado at los. 3d. both arrive and deliverable on the
| quay at Liverpool.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
Aebietu Of The alarkets.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Cam

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp street. I
We'd esday Morning. May 49, 1859
COTTON. :. The market was again inactive and I'M
settled yesterday holders generally declining to of
fer their stocks. Some few lots, however, were dis
posed Of embracing about 1000 bales at easier rates
for buyers but too irregular to admit of quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

>nE-Hs, y. r. H., MATTHEWs ~ CO. oAR.
SzSfVsS RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary
Building and Repairing Carrisges kept for sale
AxLES suitable for Cane Csrts and Dra5s with nch Pins
sRj Euts at No. lb6 Gaver street, New Orlsaps au1l
4, bounty AND AND PENSIONS-oFFICE
III No. L. Exchange ALLEY, up stairs, nearly opposite the
mi Post Office. oders, Seamen ard Teamsters who have
W The service of the United States Government
days or disturbance since 1890
entitled Of land. Widows and minor children
deceased Soldiers Samen and Temsers entitled bounty
land aud pensions. Claims made and procured with dis
patch by JOHN PURCELL,
NILS GIN II Exchange ALLEY, up stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-saOT
GEORGE RsON.

~ GEORGE PATERSON,
Successor to McCan Patterson) corner of Delort
md New Levee Streets
The undersigned now prepared t. manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds 70,
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills Cotton Pressee
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire Fronts. Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK of desc ption Metallic Packing
Steam Cylinders. Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having a stear
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He viii keep on hand at all times Crate Bars, Wheel Stir
Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks Valves all sizes
by steamboats,.
He Agent for the sale of John Osborns Fuel a,
ing Crate Bar highly spoken of Pcayune Prpns
Office and Others that have them in these Bar
be In under boiler lately put up this
iishment.
He has also made for the sale
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
the where large quantity of second hand Boil
and Machinery may be found at all times for sale
GEORGE PATTERSON.
IrleAna. j. al
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CATTLE TT,
JEEFERsoN CITY. Ma,

JEFFERSON CITY, May I6, 1859.
Arrived 300 Texas Cattle, 500 Hogs and $50 Calves
and Yearlings, and q lot of Lake Cattle. The
market is almost bare Of Western Beeves and prices
of ordinary stock easy for purchasers at quota
tions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

thFee old under those three
sp % twelve old, al twelve years old
smy tickets IN packages Of twenty be had at the
ne d The Master Of transportation Merchants whose
haa reside on the limo Of the road
agss i've for their personal reduced rate
The Company prepared to forward Goods Pack
as of al Find. place with which they
1884, receiving from delivering the donic of PATRONS
7. s. WILLIAMS,
AN In Matter Of Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
n HALLER Il BROTHER.
4 n CoPPERsMITHs AND SHEET IRON WORKERS
\" 2O5 0ate PAD TchOupttouIos streef

prepared manufacture any article in the above bus
ness suitable for Steamboat Plantation and Refinery USE
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Iron Breech
tngs Chmnes Firebeds Juice Boxes Tanks Filters Csh
and other articles IN that line used manufacture
Sugar. at advantageous and In uusur
passed by any house in the trade.
We also prepared to fill all CITY or country
relates Builders work for Copper Galvanized Iron Tin
Zinc Valley Roofing Down Pipes Fancy pla
Always on hand assortmentof Cooking Barroom ane
Iron Pine Work and Fittings always on hand
H1~Al1 work done wit dispatch. 1x1v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
BY the Governor:
JER RAY. Secretary OF State. fell II
rAS gIxrrUREs. GAS EIxTUREs

Gas FIxrohEs.'',...''''sAs FIXTURES
J. B. NOME 1856 Ghsrtres street,
Heaer Chandeliers Brackets, Hall Lamps Of French Eng
fish manufacture in the variety and at
AOw prices.
Also a large variety of Globes, etc.
put Gas Fixtures. fe2 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON

r SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON
- Notwithstanding largely ncreasee facilities for
SAACasing ard Manufacturing every description of
~NAMENTAL IRON WORK t,,, We would particularly
MARBLE CUTrERs and The public generally, Fook Of
Designs and Specimens Nareo"mt. 81 Camp street
Among be found
lery Raig- $40 do Cemetery 80 Patterns of High Fences
70 do Ferandas-togeiher wi Stairs, Fountains,
Statuary Animals and almost article of Iron Work
decorative character.
In addition the above unusually large variety Patterns
Exclusively our OWN we are constantly producing and ee
CANT designs and prepared
required, of which drawings furnished US.
Having adoned the Philadelphia list prices we CONF
IDENTIFY Assn RT that furnish above
at MICH LOWER RATES than any House in the Southern
CoGmry purchasers will re 10
visit Warerooms be making their selections elsewhere
WOOD, MILTENBERGER IL CO.,
Wareroom 81 Camp Foundry and Machine Shop Isl
Tchoup nas
WOOD PEROT, Philadelphia. ia26 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
pORGEs EXPRESS
TO LAKE SHORE TRAVELLERS.

The subscriber prepared do general City Express in
Mobile and Lake Shore packets on the
Poneharran Railroad havg the exclusive privilege OF the
road Families going the Like BY leaving their orders
End viii be promp " attended to- my9 Am
nROCLA NATION - FIVE HUNDRED, nOLDARs
i REWARD-ISHAM q. HARRIS, Governor of the State
of Tennessee To Ill who shall these
Whereas has been made that person to
unknown did commit foul and ocon murder on the 20 day
Of February 1852 the body of George Miller in the
Banking the Branch the Union Bank Of Tennessee
Jsckson county of Madison robbed said Bank Of
523 600 in and coin,
Now, therefore, l. Isham G. Har Governor rs aforesaid
of the authority vested, do hereby
offer of FIVE HUNDR d DOLL RS to person
or persons the appreh of murderer and the de-
him the Sheriff Tailor of county Of Madison
in order that justice in that behalf he done.
IL testimony whereof have hereuno set my hand and
the Great Seal OF the State to be affixed, ~
Isea office in Nashville, this 18th day Of February
A. d. 1853. -
ISHAM G, HARRIS.
BY the Governor:
JER RAY Secretary Of State. fell II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

kEk FOR ANTpVERP-THE AL AMERICAN
MN ship New England, Capt Edge is loading
tsksand having most of her cargo engaged will have
quick dispatch. For remainder of freight apply
myE6 BAXTER, LOWELL. e. co.
For passage having good accommodations
seerage passengers apply board Post 81 bird District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

Offers are said to have ranged at l0a@llc for Mid
ding.
sfArxhMf or COTTON.
stoci on hand ist septeuber. bsles Dl4s
nceei veg since. ,2Z3
Hecesea So LET 81
p.....s ,.s 1,75s645
exported since. S942S2
Exported yesterday t,244-1ts9S,s26
Burnt .....-.--.'--.......-.'.... n,5N 10 BIG
ssoek on hand not ceared...-...-.. 1899
TOBACCO. We heard of % hhds. Iugs sold at Sc.
about 40 hhds. at -, and 81 Mason County at over
l0c p ID. +....
srArxMBNr OF TOBACCO.
s.eei on hand LIST September. hhas 1.os
Received yessrday. So 4s7s7
70 soi
Exported ye,terdss ...'.................. ri 9
Stock hand mot cIasrad :. q. Eli
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
New ORLEANS. June l, 1858.
! EEDs' FOUNDRY NEW ORLEANS.

LEEDS l. CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturer of Vertical Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Sugar Kettles ar}6ers
Filters Steam and Horse Power nrane Machines Saw Mills
Gin Gearing, Iron Column, and Fronts Buildings Fur
the South.
We have duly are prepared to
sTILLMAN's PATENT BAGAsSE FURNACE.
fel2 dGW1y LEEDS AGO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
PONTCHAHTHAlN RAIL-
\ ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ECommencing Sunday, May l, 1863:
-pErARTuRH or CARS
From City. From Lake.

WHICH VIII be The regular n.
On Sundays the steam train will make the O'Clock morning
TRIP and the city every hour aer o'clock unit, ii
O'Clock night.
On and after Sunday 18th inst there will be hah hour trips
eSsry Sunday from 4 o'clock until 3.
Extra special from Lake night by the
whsu required BY notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop at GENTLY Station, when notified
except mail trips and after O'Clock p NJ Sundays
nsch Is cents and conductors have timely notice
szop ago II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

pI EMAIL ROUTE.
Through to New York In Four Days
and Lakes.
Qnickest Route Memphis st. Lonis Chicago. Cincinr a
Washington Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time savedi-Only Seventy Miles stagng-vs
new Orleans. Jack son and Great Northern
RAILR DAD
70 Canton, Miss thence by Mississippi Central Railroad
Sims Sutton Dudley treble daily line Of Four
COaches 10 Grand junction. Tenn.
Through tickets to Memphis and New York had
Ticket office Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Comp py
The roads TO the Gap Of the Mississippi
become good and close
the whole route
Tho track laying the Mississippi Railroad pro-
crossing rapidly, and the staging will accordingly
Ho-sixty pounds of Baggage allowed each passenger.
AZ I'm SIMS, SUTTON Il DUDLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

NkR FOR BALTIMORE = REGULAR LINE
&a&t Pacsets-Tbe fine clipper schooner w. L. Nom
ktagus. Carman, mater, having all Of her cargo
engaged will dispatch For balance Of freight appyto
GEO. W. HYESON h Co.
fe5 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
TIM E.

nfR FOR BALTIMORE-REGgLAR LINE
$3.50 The fine, fast sailing schooner II. w. Fry, Capt
Marshall having most of her cargo engaged will have
quick dispatch For balance OF freight apply board Al
g. W. HYNSON h CO.,
fax Gam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

kITTRE gle Il FOLS0m
i: !; s.:
Orleans, and laA Msin areet, Cincinnati Ohio
En-,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

kkR FOR BOSTON REGULAR LINE Of PACK
MA ets-The A, new packet bark Atlas. Bartlett
dispatch. For balance of freight, apply to
GRO. W. HYNSON h CO.,
m2S So Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18
B 0 R D E A U x.

kkx FOR BORDEAU X-THE A1FAsT SAIL.
MNHN irg American ship Fanny McHenry, Capt.
shankand, is now loading for the above port. For
j. T. WHITNEY Il CO., IS Carondelet street.
For passage apply Captain board Post 81 First Dis
myl7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

rs OCULIST DIR. CUISINES OFFICE FOR
<&ythe Treatment of DISEASES OF THE EYE and
Imperections of Vision. No 1863 ST. CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans, La
AA Surgical operations of the EYE attended to- such
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the insertion of ARTIFICIAL
EYES etc. jal2 6m.kW
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r ID IL A v II Il + d A.
SER FOR pHILA DELPHIA-THE Al Pocket
M34N. schooner Samuel b. W heeler, Beaston. mas
having portion of her go engaged will have
dispRtth. For freight or passage, sppy To
GEO. W. HYNsON CO.,
mys1 a2 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-18

Passage ONLY.
6tSK FOR BORDEAUX-THE Al FAST SAIL
kNN ing American barque r. IL. eltine, Coon BIS
S4kspmaster is loading the above For
good for both cabin and Storage
passengers, apply TO The board.
mylS j. 2. WHITNEY Il CO., IS Garondelet street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-09
PIONEER WILLS ron SALE.

E authorized by the propretor3 TO otter az private
w sale this extensive establishment.
The MILL. BUILDING Is fire proof built on piles, wish
stone foundation and is situated directly the river front,
and within few yards Of the Orange and Alexandria and
Manassas Gap Railroads. with Wharves and depth Of water
sufficient TO accommodate vessels Of the largest class Its
dimensions are 22 feet in length by sV feet in widih four
and half stories high, and is covered With slate.
GRAIN ELEVATOR is also attached, by which grain
can be rapidly discharged from vessels immediately into
the mill. The GgAls capable OF holding Iv,ruO
bushels OF wsca The elevator Is worked by small
gne separate from that used In manufacturing. 50 that
grain be received while the mill IS not in operation
There are TWELVE PAIRS Or STONES, Of ~. feet
diameter, capable Of mgnuacurns when Ia flll work,
about so0 bdr,ei> Of FOar per day
The ENGINES and BOILERS very superior, made by
Otis Tufts o.! Boston, Mass without regard TO EXPENSE.
There six Boilers with dues. The Engine,
! high pressure, aud o: 80 horse power.
WATER and GAS have been introduced throughout th.
entire establishment with llcse &C. attached 20 the water
pipes 10 each story.
The above only general description Q. this extensive
FIGURING Mill Persons desirous Of purchasing. will, Of
course visit the establishment where every Information
will be afforded them.
The Machinery is all nearly new, and cf the most a.
proved description IL having been the design Of The pro-
prietors To erect mill second 10 none In this section oi the
country. In Il will hr found kyERYTHiSG appcE aiang
first class FIGURING Mill.
C0OPER'S SllOP, OF brick, covered With slate, and
with iron window shutters aoiis the MIL Its dimensions
100 feet in length by 81 fee; In Width two stories high
Tools, &C.. all in perfect order. There about
1000 FLOUR BARRELS hand which will he sold with
the Mill. AiSo Il lot nf Coorers StuG SLAVES, HEAD
ING, &c.
Is rarely that such establishment ensnsiv. and
complete In all It's appointments, /, offered TO the ublt.
The terms Of the sale will be made easy.
For further information, applyio FoWLE ( CO,
july S-;i'awlln Alexandria Nirg mia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-09
THE PRACTICAL RESULTS OF THE WAR.

What ha; become of the remarkable una
nimity of the German press previously TO the
war and even during the war: There are 10
remains OF it, Whether the unanimity was
nut on or sincere we know not, h''' VIC witness.
as singular recurrence, that the same treaty
which made friends Of two powerful armies,
whose wounds are still bleeding. has acted as IN
irresistible dissolvent among the German wrl-
tcrs, ard set them at war against one another
We would not venture TO say that the German
bands are broken but, morally speaking, they
arc undone. There is TO more question OF
marching the Federal continSents on the French
capital, and thi; curious and significant iact
must be noticed, as it is very likely to be the
starting point of new line in German politics
and Of the formation Of new grouIs-viz: That
Austria, by signing peace and making friends
with her enemies, has disturbed the national
concord and made enemies of her friends
The following extracts afford the best possible
illustration of the fact
The language of the Prussian journals be-
comes more and more hostile to Austria The
National Gazette of Berlin concludes an art-
Gle OH the peace OF Villairanca in tue following
terms:
"The treaty which Austria has just concluded
is so humilating that it would be difficult TO
find anything like il in the annals Of history.
II appears that Austria has preferred throwing
herself into the arms of Napoleon ILL., to al
lowing Prussia to take her proper rank in Ger
/ many.
The Vienna Press" gives the following an
ticipatory answer TO the above:
When the Emperor Of Austria found that
the mission of Prince dc Windischgratz had
not secured the end desired, he resolved to come
to direct understanding with the Emperor oi
Napoleon Austria deemed direct and prompt
decision fur better than long and useless ncgo-
tiationS.
The antagonism Of the two great German
/ Powers is natural enough, and will account Tor
good deal in their propensity for quarrelling;
but the smaller States are equally dissatisfied
with both. \ letter from Munich Of the 18th
Of July, in the Correspondent Of Nurem,
berg, says
! '.Thc news of the signature Of the prelimi
naries of peace has caused here the most pain
full impression The resignation Of Austria
after so short war, can only be explained by
the hope of finding elsewhere compensation
for the losses sustained in consequence, partly
of the Withholding of assistance by the Ger
man States. 1t is too evident that this hops
cannot be in accord with the hopes Of Germa
ny. Such are the fruits of the policy Of tnt
Cabinet at Berlin. 1t would be an illusion tc
believe that Austria will adopt a line of policy
less selfish than that of Prussia. But sup
posing that she does, ought the secondary
States to allow themselves to be reduced to the
rank of simple satellites Of the two great Pow
ersg Has not the time arrived for reviving th'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-09
7,
TRUSTEES SALE or THE LOCDOU'

DY virtue Of deeds OF trlst executed by the Lou
Id ioun and Berlin Brdg. Company, of which bears
d.;- on the ri day CT December, l-, and Is recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the County Court % loGdoun county.
Virginia the other the 18th day OF December, leJ-,
ands recorded in the Land records OF Frederick county,
MARYLAND .e undersigned trus,ee IN said deeds Named
will the purposes therein mentioned proceed 10 SELL Ct
Pubic Auction the highest bidder, for cash, OS THURS
DAY TIE lUTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1859, about IL
O'clock ~ in front Of the Tolouse the Virginia
nbutu the Bridge Of the said Company In the county
Of L Uun. the BRIDGE across the Potomac River, be-
opc.tc 20 the said Company together with all the real
esta. and other property Of the said Company and all the
privileges and rights appatenan thereto or connected
hrewih as fuly as the conveyed by the said
deeds Of trust The said bridge has been recently built OF
the be, materials and In the most substantial manner It
Is swelocarc connecting the Louioun and Berlin Turn
pike roii Lou county Virginia, with The town OF Der
i'm on Chc.aprase aud Ohio Canal and the Baltimore
and Ohio Rarosd, Frederick county Maryland. This sa!"
presents rare opportunity FOR profitable investment
,u-,., 2-cwtds DAVID IIiXUS, Trustee.