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SALE OF PROPERTY IN THIS CITY, AND IN THE
Parish Of Ponte Coupee in This State, held Jointly by
heirs respectively Of Joseph Lands Mrs. H. Place.
both decreased.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,

JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place
SATURDAY, April 8, 1859, Mt l2 o'clock,
- M, at the City Hotel Common street will be so.
In the First District OF this city by the above named auction
by parties interested u7dcr and by virtue
several orders issued from The honorable the Fourth
District Court of New Orleans dated the I'd Ma CHI, 1859
dered in the succession o. Joseph Lands deceased
and the other from the bic the Second District
New Orleans also dated the I'd March, 1852 rendered in The
ter Of the succession of Mrs Elizabeth Lan
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND Palmyra street, in
square bouaded by Palmyra Prieur, Common and Roman
in the First District Of this city, designated lots
T. 10, and H. in No. 2s according plan drawn
BY Joseph P e and dated the list of May lS0 and deposited
in the office of d. L. Mckay, late Notary Of this city The
sad lots measure each y feet front Palmyra street. by
feet in depth.
q ANJTHER LOT OF GROUND in same square 'FRONT.' e
on Preur and desie mated the plan
curing rs feet front aid Prieur street, lis feet inches
depth.
in township The Mississippi river range ID
east situated 1.-the Of Poine Coupe in the district
lands bjected TO sale New Orleans containing 76.lOO
and patented to Jose phi uds deceased
18Th November. 1913.
SECTION No. 3oftownShip range east in the parish
Of Pone Coupee in the district of lands subject
Orleans, La containing 1877 z7l0O Joseph
Land b. patent da, the 23d of June. ls45.
for Lotes Of purchaser payable at and
after date with int RES for the in the
cent from mill paid 70 the property
i'll the city at cent from date until maturity
and per cent from maturity until pd BY
special mortgage the property
Act of ale before James Graham, Notary Public ex.
pense of the purchaser.
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JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO., AUGTIONEERs, APP
praisers and neral for the sale Of Real Estate,
Say Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Sales, tareoes. stocks of Merchandise,
Particnlar attention paid to the purchasing and selling
Of Plantations
H4-Ofice No. II Ccmmercal Place. ja7 If
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FoUR-sTORY BRICK STORE, IN THE CENTER Q
business, at the corner OF Magazine and Common
BY j. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Plaee.
TNHNRSDAY. March a. 1852 nj IA n,clneIr

L at Banks Arcade, will be sold
THE LOT OF GROUND situate the southeast corner r
Angazne and Common streets, In the bounded
Common TchoupitoulRs and 8rnvier
feet three inches front Common street
side lne dividing said Lot from the adjoining
four feet two inches and four lines in depth line
provemenis, rights privileges servitudes and advan
which Lofts
THE FIRE-PRooF. BRICK, FouR-sToRY STORE
occupied by U. O. WoodmHB, Wholesale Drug
covering the entire Lot.
This property leased o. O. Woodman for Eve
ginning The 30th Sept mber, 1885, and ending the 20
September 1852 at The rate Of 5000 annuu, payable
quarterly.
- lERMs-one thi cash the balance at one and TIVE
maturity of and aigh, per
terest after maturity II purciualy paid with mortgage
upon the properly until final pa,
The property be kept insured At IT, value at the
transferred 10 the vendor until after the maturity and payment
Of the first note.
will be passed the receipt Of the Special
sale. ma
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SUCCESSION DE NINE VEuvE J. C. LARUE, DECIDE
Nol5ll:. Deuxieme Cour ,,e District-Meubles
PAR BENJAMIN KENDIG,

MARDI, de mars 1859, 10 heures A. M .,
4Nl Ia maison slime Benvile les Derbgny
ct Rcmain dam lie Deuxeme District de vle par
ore de Phonorahle p H. Morgan JUICE de la
nenXeme Cour de District de la Nouvee oens date lie "a
evrer 1879 la propete snvante succession
de Nine Veuve J. q, Larue. decide, IL sera vendu-
Les Meuble contenus Ia dite en-
chettes, Armores, bureaus, Bullets, Maelas, Lavemains
Fables ct Vererie Tapis Meubes de Cuisine
kB- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fe26 ms
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A VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL
road at Auction
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer

Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, March 10, 1859, Mt IL o'clock,
L at the City Hotel Common street, be sold
VERY DESIRABLE FARM. situated 10 the parish Of ST.
Het aid half miles from Tangpsho the New
leans and jackson Railroad, containing hundred
eighty ,cres sixty Of which in cultivation, and forty
more easily be cleared at little expense.
There is The place good log house, Kitchen grain
houses two stables and poultry house together with well
OF water about forty deep Also
consisting of peach apple ounce and fig There
running good fence around the
cleared land.
This offers fine opportunity pucha.e summer
residence being only seventy eight miles city.
syTERMs-one-half cash, the balance in and l2 months
for city acceptances sasfacor
cent interest," and If paid maturity per
cent interest until final payment.
Act of sale before T. o. Stark Notary Public
OF the purchaser.
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BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
SUCCESSION OF MRS WIDOW J. G. LARUE, nECEASED
No. 49, ILL., Second District Cout-Household Furniture.
7 BY BENJAW7W KEWDTG
L Office % Rank - Arna da Pos


Office % Banks Arcade Passage
THURSDAY, March 8, 1859. Mt 10 o'clock A.
NJ at The dwelling situated on tenvile street, between
city by and in of order Honorable r.
H. Morgan Judge Second Court of New Orleans
dated February a. 1850 the following
will be sold -
The Household Furniture contained in said dwelling consist
ing Of Bedsteads, Armoirs, Blu Stdeboard Mattresses
Frrniurp etc.
HrTER MS-Cash.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS,, IN
the Fourth District.
BY J. b. WALTON,

Office No. 10 Bank Place
II PRIVATE SALE, will be sold i've val.
uable Lots Of Ground bounded by Live Oak, Mag
Filth and Sixth Streets Nos ~ 5 49, n and q in tod
Lots "a rs and a. corner Of Live Sixth
Sixth street. by depth Of 10 feet inches
Lot No. ~ adoin1 the above described lots the
80 feet 'front.' by depth OF a6 feet inches hsts
parallel lines,
The five lots together measuring l0 inches Live
Oak street, by l26 feet inches on Sixth street.
This egbly situated for residences being vfha
OF Magazine and Of Washington
residences in the Fourth District The lois have ben
planted with choice imported shade and trees
prepared to be built upon
A-TERMS-One-h hi cash. and the halarce and TIVE
year, credit, with per cent. intarest
Act Of sale fore Walter H. Peters, Eco Notary Public Is
the expense of the purchaser. n3E
VALUABLE BA1TURE PROPERTY, BETWEEN GAE
ennie and Erato streets, Immediately in front Of the Neu
TX Packet Landing
BY J. b. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place
WILL BE SOLD, that Valuable Properly
w bounded by 'FRONT.' Gaenne and Erao Streets and the
river Mississippi at low wafer mark, having front on Ftoue
edge this stage Of the river of $50 feet aud over
mark with the right to bane and future
| increase.
Th D opety from on mmedaeiy in front OF the
eligible desirable of the port is deserving he AZ
parties wishing 10 invest Tor stores or
Front street divided the entire property
with all it's ishts and advu fAges !. :,
M IN Ia, II Place E26H
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BY n. YIGNuE.

VERY PR0FITABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN.
proved Property and Building the Prst md Fourth
Districts, eanotoh. etc., On a very long credit.
nv DTHNYE,
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VESTE DE .pRoPRIETE DAMS CErTE WILLIE. DAMS
In paroiso de Pone Coupee, cojonement par
rers respecvemea de Joseph Lands ct Mime L. H. Place
tons denX decide
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
IuIIAN NEVILLE. Encenenr

Bureau, II Commercial P ace.
SAMEDI, lie o avril. 1859, n midi, Il l'HoteI
~ de Ia Cite de Ia Commune, dams IL premiere district
cette ve Pencenteur snsmenone des
parties ineress de denX une
Honorable Gu triee Cou de District de IL Nouvele Orleans
date lie mars 1859 rendu are de la de 10
sph Lands, decide aure de Honorable Deuxeme Cour
d, District de Ia Nonvelle aussi date mars 1859
end dams atre de la succession de Mime Eiz4bt Laudis
epouse decide de Lucus H. Place. les prophecies dessous
cries seront vendnes. a savoIr-
!. CINQ LOTS DE TERRE surla rne iPamyra dams liet
borne par les Palmyra Prenr Commune Romain dams
TO- H. ct H. e No. 2s scion dres.e par Joseph Pile
date mai, $40 etdepose rende de D. L.. Mckay aue.
os none ce te vle les dts lots chacu u pes
de frnt sur Ia rue Palmyra sur 100 p'eds de profond.r
q IN AUTRE LOT lie TERRE dams lie meme ilet aisant
face la Preur ct designe lie Is
mesran, % eS de front SUI. la de Prieur S pieds
Gp.u:. de psotondenr.
s. Cetteptie lot No CONNIE sec ion g. town
ship sudos de la rviere Msss rp, u ring es' sine
daI Ia oiss de Poiate Coapee, ds lie district DIS
snjet verdre Ia Nouvele Or cans IS acres
ct patente Joseph LnRdis deeee date u ID
venbre, ls4S
Section No. du township rang est parosse de
Ponte Coupee dams lie district de sujet In
Nouvele Orleans La 1877 27GO acres patente
Joseph dis, par pntente date du % inin 1876.
GONUIllONS-Uut tiers conlpta |. b lance
mens rsas pour les de pHclleeur payable
specveu te inete III propritie
campagne a pour Gent par jusqha paeu ent; Ia
propr'ee dans la vile pou cent de II date sqna
matue ell pour cent d" maturiie, juun placement,
secure par mor,g special sur la proprie e
Acte de sene pardevan james Graham noaire public
trails des Requereur. MI Is Al
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SUCCESSION DE AMOS ". HAINEs, DECIDE,
PAR j. b. WALTON,

SAMEDI, IL mars, 1859, midi, 4 pArcaae
de Banks en- ysrtu dun ordre d. Memorable r H. Morgan
JUICE de IL Deuxeme Cnur District teyrier i8a
numslois 1887 pocsdes, L. vens pablique pour comps
UN TERRAIN les authorizations dessus. slime pars
dams aaboarg acourss ct pare dams ls fauboug Ssue
Premier District de cefte ve ct degne
Pile. No 81 sur nn plan dIe.ss Ch.s zimpeI dspas
ace pardevaHt W. Y Lewis surefos eee
Vile dit terrain forme rencoienure Edward An
noncaiion ct rs peds pouces gnes front eur
Ia dite rue Annoneation 0 pieds de prof ndeur
sur Ii rue Edward, americana.
Les authorizations CONSTANT mason
etages aroises batisses arre pressue
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eN
Acte de pardevant William Shannon public
fras de l'acquereur.
Immsdaement spres Ia yent du terrain cdessus decr
seTa vendn compte de Ia meme succession
LIE BANG No GA dams Ia First Congregational Uniarfsa
Church. encoighure des St Charles Julie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fell "a mi IL
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wealthy country the New Orleans and jackson Rail-
road, moderate price and liberal terms.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auconeer,
Office II Commercial Place.
VERY neat and comfort able cottage re-
"A sdence situated the New Great
Northern Railroad miles
ton, in the most healthy pos ion of that reuion.
The dwelling contain, five the first floor consisting
Of parors well ventilated dining sleeping rooms
with hail in the and above finished attic which
small outlay coald be converted sleeping
On the premises is fine kitchen servants rooms, chicken.
houses large pigeon house,
necessary 10 ren'er summer retreat de sirsble.
The of land consists of 65 acres with be-
tween 81 40 cleared with rail fence of which
has been under cultivation.
The grounds around the house efnly laid and
contain flower garden choice fruit
berry beds and q well stocked kitchen garden.
The offered for sale solely
removing to the ci "
To good purchaser the property will be oli at great
sacrifice and the liberal terms, applying
Office. fr2t 15t
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BY ]. NEVILLE & co.
VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE SECOND
District, at auction, without reserve,
BY JULIAN NEVILLE E. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auetio.eer.

BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. co,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctio-eer.
Office, IL Commercial Place
~ Ma as. aosh lsSo At
4 CERTAIN BLOCK OR IsLEr OF GROUND situated
plan Of sad f.ubouIx Jack. made By ]. n. Deiou.y
Public s,y ssd siesE ssIPs sI.assi.1
IL il feet o. which divides and . ees
e On he Ri line 8
s ~ I On Nj ns which ~ 1 from
No and O feet on the rear ne this said lot being Of an
TERNs-One third cash. balance in and Il months for
isrss paid maturity thereafter per insres
Act Of sale teore Vim. Poole Notary Public at the sx
pense Of the purchaser. MI
POSITIVE SALE, BY CONSENT OF PARTIES. Of AN
elssan. residence and .pasons g,onnd situated e
Of the St Charles Hotel.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office. II Commercial Place.
H.. at auction, The City Heel Common street. viii b
THAT LARGE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE belonging
t. L. Place. Esq nov occupied y George G.
together with seventy shares reduced to sixty
shares of Citizens Bank stock which there
Said property is situated the bounded by st.
Charles, Girod, Carondset and Jna Streets and
60 feet ont st. Charles street. by depth l6 feet M
French measu-e).
Ire imp consist Of vo-story brick bnld g.
tanning spacious psrlors dining we'll ventilated sleeping
apartments paDta ceened nnd rendered entirely
rat proof bathing room with proper apparatus making in al
Is rooms in the front building.
In the portion Kitchens fine ser
wants. rooms rgeher with cemented brick stable
order.
n. .as.fay laid and planted with cboe.
fruit trees and flowers obtained with great
IN fact taking In view proximity business large
grounds in the Of business renders onef the
sirnble spots In the city,
The sale positive reserve and will not be
poked Of at private sale.
a1TERMsOn third cash balance in one and two years.
for notes bearing mortgage on property with
ere per annum until msur.y and if not then paid cent,
sued and policy transferred vendor The purchaser
assume according to the charter ~ shares OF Czens
stock reduced Ct Shares but which
Act Of sale before F. g. Goschalk Esq., Notary Public
the expense of the purchaser.
B-Paes wishing to examine the property do by
,pplyng at the Office the auctieneer. fecS
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL.
road Mt Auctt
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr7 TIE BELLEvILI.E IRON
WORKS COMPANY VS. THEIR
Of New Orleans CREDITORS No 1880
QY VIRTUE of and In obedience to order
Of sale rendered February "a 1859 and directed ~
the Homo able the Fourth District Court of New Orleans in the
above entitled will proceed sell public auction
THURSDAY the 10th day of March, 1859 lO O'Clock
M at the Beevle Iron Wo ks the right bank Of the
Mississippi river
CERTAIN MOVABLES, consisting of stock fixtures ma
chinery TOOLS patterns drawing manufactured stock
rails office furniture,
Surrendered by said nsoyent their creditors shown
the schedule on file herein.
TERMS-Cash OIL the spot.
E. T. PARKER,
m2 7 10 Sheriff oF the Parish of Orleans
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BY N. vIGNIE.

late John Mcponosh-seeond snd very important long
credit sale o. cboice improved property aud very Desirable
hird sS1'1- anna
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A VERY CONVENIENT AND DESIRABLE BRICK RE
81 ence in the FIRST District, within short distance of the
business portion of the city, AT private sale.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,


Office, II Commercial Place
THE very convenient residence belonging
tod. NJ. Chiffon, Esq, situated Robin between
Nd Constance streets.
he building is of brick two stoes with attic aud
tans pRrlurs, dining bed-i Kitchens wash
and every convenience necessary gctee family
The Let is large and the house well ventilated.
AE-TERMS-Made known on application at office.
IN
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Of New Orleans No. l50aS.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
this estate and to al other persons herein interested to
show cause within ten days from the notification If any
they have why the acconn, presented by
Of this estate should not be homoogaed and approved and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
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POSITIVE SALE, BY CONSENT OF PARTIES, OF AN
elegant residence and spacous grounds situated on ST.
Chsres rect Fir. District, within few minutes walk
of he Charles Hotel,
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ID 20 4 and % 4 Brandy, Hiyert Pel'evoison,
Is X :. Bunker Hill,
10 Z and 20 u Raynaly Alusse.
Landing exshp Peppere from Bordeaux, and for sale by
EuG. kOCHEREAU 4 CO.,
m7lt II and 10 81 LUIS sre.t
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Kings County Affairs.


TIE WATER RATES In the Common Council on Monday
evening Alderman DAYTON offered the folio wing preamble
and Tetclution:-
whereas, the Water Commissioners have commenced
collecting water rents without the eame being
by ordinance OF the Common Councils as directed BY
therefore,
Resolved, That the subjec. Of water rents aud tqe
the acts passed in reference to ~erase be referred
the Committee on Water and ORA mage, th to take
ouch steps shall protect the rghs Of the payers
the city, and report 70 lhH Board
Alderman DAYTON c,ntepded that the Commits
siorefs were acting In violation of the very Law
they themselves had passed. Tue law required
the water rents to be established by ordinance oil
tpe Common council Such course might be
necessary during recess, but aot while the Board
in He denounced the system Of charging
cents foot for lots no matter whether they were
Alderman DOUGLASS thought the rates VOC high, and
offered 10 hs effect that the wafer rents
charged by the Board Iea.t
thirty per cent and TO re the same equitable 70 tax
pay era and residents.
Tne resolution amended Was adopted.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE SHOOTING HIMSELF "A German
named Heinrich Nttle, residing at No. Az Columbia
street, attempted suicide Sunday evening by shooting
himself with pistol. The charge entered bet
and RIBS and loigei the spinal column
recovery Coubtful The ball was extracted, and the
unfortunate man vas cent 10 the City Hospital
SERIOUS FLUID ACCIDENT "A woman named Godfrey aud
her daughter, come Of age residing the
OF Harrison and Front eets seriously injured
Ronday morning by burning fia,d, which became IT,
niteo while building hre aad burned their clothes
nearly of their bodies The ulother making the fire
when the daughter accidentally upset tbs CAM and both
were Immediately in flames. They were shockiagly
burned.
CHARGE BIGHwGy RoBBERY.--A man named Michael
Boyle assaulted by s1me six persons in Concord
street, the City ParK Sunday morning. and rob
he'd Of Elk dollrs-al the money ne had-aud was also
badly beaten Two Of the supposed assaants been
arrested and committed for a hearing.
NiTAkY-rhe Independence Guard, late Twelfth regi-
ment intend 10 delser up their uskets TO the State
authorities at the Arsenal the 26th inst: They sent
communication to the Common Council Monday inviting
that baby to review them that day 10 front Of
City Hail Ebe invitation was accepted.
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Court OF Common Pleas.


JOY 1s.-AbraAcns NJ Biningcr and hNtSs Wd.Ies u.s.
Rua H. Boughn- think finding the justice in this
should not be dhturbed The plaintiffs upon the spp
cation Of Durkee sent the liquors to tho defendant
panied by bill headed r. r. Boughton bought Of A. NJ
Binpger Co. The defendant Of this cir
cumstsnce until the p,antf called upon him for pay ment
ehsn he said he did know the plaintiff in the
tom that he had bought the goods from Darkee and that
the price Of them vent account OF debt due by Oar
kee 70 him. Toe delivery to and acceptance OF the go,ds
by the defendant accompanied BY the plaotffs BILL
evidence Of eale and Of implied promise pay which
IT would require very satisfactory evidence to overcome
This the defendant did not supply the defence he set
deed that the p!ants bill had been the goods
but does not pretend that he sought suy explsnson
enher from Durkee or the pai0tf He made inquiry,
but Kept the goods until called upon TO psy BILL
he declared that he knew nothing about BinDger Co..
had made purchase OF them and should pay them
bill. Such declaration would have been enttled to
weight IL had been shen he FIRST learned Of the
delivery Of The goods npsned BY the plsint's DILL
and had been followed by conduct consistent
with it,
But the contrary hs conduct was to say the least
Of IT, very equivocal He told Prax that II h9 had been
IN the store when he goods came he would have sent
them back. TINS was very nice distinction The fol.
loving morning he saw the goods ana the blu and knew,
- he told Pratt, that 1t was from Bninger Co. Then
would seem he concluded TO retain them add insist,
- ne subsequently did, when called upon for pay men
upon ns purchase from Dolkee though appraised the
thhe facts the day before the goods came he wound
ence 1t would be ocut appreciate and tee Justice
does not teem to have been impressed by t. thing he
came to right determination matter and that hn
judgment should be sustained.
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boat, and after passing In front Of hs BIgcsses re-
turn Compliment Guard marched bIa'd sas sse u
er, and dismissed Promptly assenib Ing tho or
ward deck, the las; exchange OF courtesy was az
sembed the aripg Of cannon the waving OF has and
panokefcbe's and the exchanging OF soma
60 Down the river Tor New York where IL arr we'd ca 10
Wednesday morning The cornpaay sored on toe wh ri
and proceeded 70 their armory, bgny pleased With ID
geases particular and themselves and after hrea
hearty cheers for their commanding ocss dispersed Sor
their homes.
TIE BIaHrH COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD, SEVENTH
REGIMENT,
Under command OF Captain (Brevet Cclone e. C. shuu.
way returned home yesterday from Lang Branch where
they have been excursion for several days. Tney
reached tho city little pas three O'Clock, and re-
ceved by the Third Company Nssionh Guard. Captain
Price. they marched up broadway to Lafayette
hnoered the Eighth Company. doring shioh
spetcbe swere maoe by Captains ShumwAy and Price,
Col Van Buren, Ninth regiment Qasrsermaser Haocees-
ter, Lieutepsn@ Smith. rurpbu, Wixter and Boswicf;
Georte HaSs Esq, aud Lieut. wm. Draper, Of me City
Guard. The members OF the Eshth company express
elves highly pleased with toeic excursion and their
rcfpon by the military AID citizens OF Long Branch and
vicinity.
kNOSTREAL FIELD BATTERY ARTILLERY COMPANY.
This company, which visited city las. fall and took
part IN the Atlantic csbe csehra!on contemplate visiting
Boston, hass, September o. their visit TO this
city they appeared with their side only and their
appearance With them No. favor able L. other
sould BEEN bad toey been armed Sto m,ssets
or res but xrtler;sts 10 IL stated they thoroughly
trained.
MILITARY vIsIrEas.
The battalion Of Baltimore City Guards, Major Joseph
p Warner Will visit Mancbesssr New aampshirs, during
the 1rst geek In September. they will psss through
Pbi'soelpha. New York and Boston on heir route.