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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05
Country Dealers and Physicians

Will find stock colrtc and wholesale prices but
lttl above those Of fir. rass San Frnnriarn llni,-s
To insure the lowest WHOLESALE PRICES, MI ORDERS
should be accompanied with CASH. aud he addressed
PETIT & CllOATE.
Miners Drug Store lraccrvllr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05
nemnrkahI. Curc of consump,Ion,


The almost miraculous that has been effected in nv
case, prompts me to mpar to those Of my fellow
who may he suffering from like actun, the source Of re-
lief with short description OF my Several years
ago, my health began to fail attacked by general
weakness and debility which reduced to the mere
shadow Of my former self At that stage sought medical
assistance and expended large amounts but without the
least beneficial result That fell destroyer Consumpon
had already seized upon my vitas. daily drawing
closer to the onb my physicians held hope Of re-.
c0very my strength had wasted, and In state of
almost utter proStration was informed by my physicians
that they could do nothing for except to smooth NV
path tn the grave when most fortunately applied 10 DR.
H. j. CzAphay. and am now well aud perfectly sound
man. 1t is difficult for me to express the emotions Of deem
eat gratitude experience when realizing the
BILE service have received at the hands II Dr. Czapkay
and ee rejoced that is ut least my power To tender
this feeble recognition ofhiS great skill and capacity To
the afflicted would do not despair for NAV
he the nature OF your case, confident that YOU will
mud relief by applying to Dr. L. J. CIapkay.
There Is balm in Gead, and there physician there"
tLSl HENRY WRESTLING
Subscribed and sworn before me- this 18th day Of De-
tober A. d. Is9 City and County Of San Francisco In
the State OF California "
LIS ~. TIIIBAULT, Notary Public
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05
AOI D9l

Muratir, Nitric sulphuric Oil Vitrio Ntronuriatic
Aectic, Citric Acids Crmcibcs, Lamps, Chimncys,
Wcks for Camphene and Oil Lamps. For sale by
q. T.. MORRILL,.
On the Plaza, Placcrsillc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05
SONG OF THE EVENING STAR.


r.,v<, -, ,,,,-v, -,,v,,,rr,-~, 1865,
When the sun shdes on IKE golden swan
1iu he sink in a s.a Of ty.n.u,,.rcr
The lake Of the uuprr worldi
Then the spheres riny . .li,. IN ,tc rr.r,L - ,i,,
Asthe diving dav c~p,r..
And earths guardian DOW ers in their high or,
Light U..y.n,s .tbs,c,l 6ro.,
And rom. from m, rest IN IN, burni,,, wc,t
II. ons.n ,f Tia. .,.,,, .ho,,.t
by hgh' Is iaH mia IN" dream! ar
Are Elass'd in IN. him. ,f H.,,c,,
Then the moon from afAr, like silyerbar.
Span, tn. breast Of th, Wa,.l,,.s.
And the forests deep lie hushed IN sleep
As still a, ETERNITY,
But every eye in the earth and Sky
Is gazing alone ON me
y, tue "''' IL "'''' "h"h my damon" cr''
1,,;,
The tint, If d.,lisLt fade.
Thus might angels keeD from Heavens golden steep,
Their watch DER all below
Through the endless blue where the orbs shine through
Which mortalS ne'er can know
And lovers say that .hc orb Of day
Hath not half 30 soft grace
AL, when chine, with light divine,
Prom my holy dwelling place
The black bird sings, with folded wings,
Beneath the greenwood tree,
But Ills inspire with the burning FIRE,
For his eye is fixed on me
Tho stream receives. through its n,arr n d leaves.
Mine image rwcrty there,
Till the small birds, between their folds Of green
Gaze in wonder at thing 80 fair!
~, ,h..ti,I :, .. ''"'" ~! '''''' "''''
''
But when night draws near through the atmosphere,
As no other spirit may,
The glory's too bright for my raptnrcd sight,
And faint and faint away!
And Aink down through the dissollIng blue,
Upon oceans liquid wave,
VIZ, -. II''.' "'''
IT., - - :,
I.. ,,i,,.,,.,t,,, ~ ''"'
&c 80 go
SENTIMENT AND HUMOR.
When ,ernol suns have kissed IN. hin.
Tho d,E,dis aud d,;,,os
us ""'F'' a' MORN l" near 'he bird'
"!"n OUT 'het 'hath praises
"'e the gehial airs OF spring,
Inc fragrant ds"-hpped roscsi
love 10 near thc shhhghaIs crow
E"'" heh 'hey crow the! crowtcs
Through voodIonds wild viii t,rgI,d La.
Alone love IN N aDdcr
10 muse upon the dr'am! past
'N"u VI" '"e lu'ufe Poh"'r'
,'e 70 zee Tue S'"r''u S'as
f""s ""l"rS 10 we "r'e~e"'
." ""'' w" 'u Tue insect """
vi mes anu ouII'ng oc'ses'
And wien the storm. king IS thunder guns
Flash Ger the heavenly arches
NV W "'ai '''e i"its's iHi
'" inv ""' ''"' "'"''"''
mr. n'v""'" i'"'heleu inonaIrh r'lShT'
"' WI" '""' s'''""'" al" ''ls"'e"'
' mapping "'"s'' '"e Ni"s VI oc"'"'
'" '''"'' '"e' '''"'o"c" anu o''c"'
love 10 scc the farmcr,s nloW
Throw I'M the ,tubborn f,,rro,r.
where all the "hStihg Winter long
The rabbits kept their burroW.
And when at noon the horned yoke
10 pasture bend their noses,
Tis sweet to hear the dinner tone
Of every horn that blowses.
ILro ~ d,r, vrhor allow Oh. an,
IYros ,,o a.. ,o,,,,.i, ,.s..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05
Wholesale Drug Business,

In IN - branches. one ~ our FIRM being now III N"w
Work iurrh-ug tr ~. enabled 60 "f"r er" ii'r
,.ir, tIu any "'lrr IIous ~ thu STATE W" hay"
~ .;or. oar n!"rit"u il' largest a"d i"s 80
l-,;.d sock tairfl ati ". hr >i i'N ni" -
of adi.fiunal sipc. hv Cip!"r- aud Wy tNrtr-'
from NV York ard li"-nn. al ~ w'r "" "l,r - &C.
i r.,I Iric' 1hc fIov!- '"tIiI pat t.! -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05
Dr.L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Attendant and Resident Physician,
T.. ]. CZAPKAY, M, D.,

Ofall diseases. III" great tir,t cause
Spt;ttg- Ium neglect q 7 Nature, laws.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.
GOLD FOIL AND TEETH.

GOLD FOIL AND TEETH.
:" books Jones & White, and McCurlys aud Abbey,
Gold foil;
INN Gum ami Plain Teeth, from the best manufacturer,
in the United StaicE.
BLOW Pipes, Plugging Instruments ivory
lrush Wheels, handlt-.
CorunIum wheels, Sealing Instruments ivory
C."vac's Patent LathcS, handles
Plate Shears RurrS Drills and Excavator,
Files of all kinds, wire handles,
Grlnl>t"nes, Mouth Glass, silver gold and
lmprr> Cups, wood frames,
lAnccs, Mouth DstendrrS,
Stump ENtractors, Saw Frame,
Hooks, Turnkcys,
ChevRlcrS Chairs TinrerS,
FOrcepS, Chevalier's hest, Elevators, etc.
Received by Express direct from Manufacturers
For sale by
II. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists aud Importers of Dental Instruments,
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WINDOW GLASS.

""ry large supply OF all sizes, for sale unusually cheap
the
MIXERS DRUG STORE.
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G. P. MORRILL,
Is AGENT
HOR
MOFFAT'S MEDIcTNES:-
Life Pills aud PhGnIx BItter~,

Life Pills aud PhGnIx BItter-,
or which new Invoices will be r"c"i,cd in rtorc per
Clippers. Al.o,
OsgoOd's ChOIngOguc,
TOwnsrmd's %arsnparIiIa,
BNISHm Of Wild Cherry,
Sands Sar-a I,arrIII",
Guy-OtCs snIsapRrIiIa,
Jnyne's Medicine,
Bulls Sar>apaIIIIa,
Ayers Cherry PCctOral,
Davis Paine Killer,
O1yRcmNtcd UIIdcra,
RIlO0'lcs' Fever and AgUc Cure,
SWRIm's Pnmncn.
Mrs.. kiddcr'S Cordial.
RicharlsOn's BIttcrs,
Jones' American ChOIngOgur,
IIeGeman, Clark - Co.'S God Liver OH,
COTbett's Shaker Snr.Hp0rIIIn,
Bakers Pain PamnGca.
Woods Hair Restorative,
IIObershHIn'S IIcndn' hr I:IIIir.
Of which new invoices will be received in store pcr
Clippers. All Of which will be sod at Wholesale and
Retail at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
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PAINTS! PAINTS!

VARNlSHEs, TGRPENTINE, BLEACHING, FAINT
BRUSHES, GOLD LEAF, PUTTY, sMALT>, all rolur.
and pure
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General Debility and weakness.
Bilious Disorders.

kr.'I whatever cause i.w>'-> W >rI =. 't.'
- i S"ls.d liver, and ,trr tEAn f,i.". 't
,,'.L~Fi'.. A.l.-4.:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

NJ T''T N"'''' T''N''''F VI TVWI' NJ TN'IT'I'
Nl"W 'i Su n" rt'f t,'n''~ - W. - ~.
Ne rug. 81" a.' Nh" laN ur r"rnV,
fru't t"liit. ard r.ul'd ~ -tIt':.d.. ll., III
'i'.' al r'r' at I" Li! i',r -'4'ru.,s.. ~,
NJ. ~ ,,',d lya \"u> r.r:,o To l"uarl. .'.n ..
"N mp, rt,.h ,"tnt'd 'h,ir prh ,,'y. ant tom.
IA, i,l fi.. Il. - w., tfs y Eel
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05

u bret. Is '"r Tie ru! .acr or rAir'.t. avs.
.,r,i. at, aniN,d :, Zach iruA a. - l.' &,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-05
ASSAY OFFICE
WI
GOLD AND >IIN FIR REFINERY
T.. justin.
,I,n. l\rlr.nx,n nAAlHn ,..ac1A1ln INV

>~ar,' -, rfr.Cl =,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-01
MstaIs. Aaromars, TT.
HARDWARE.

HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
No. sc WEST BALTIMORE STREET.,
between Gay and Frederick streets.
Our stack embraces all the staple articles in the HARD
WARE LINE besides various HoUSE-FURN1SH1NG
GOODS such rs Plated and Brannia-Ware Knives and
Forks Walters, Trays, Japapned Ware, &c.
The prices and quality of our Goods equal to any in
the city, and the patronage OF the public is respectfully
solicited. mh2S-f
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~AT ~ O'CLOCK + M&s
rMtLLMYER Il HUNTER,
22f9Sssfi4I CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!---Th

Ysfae' FlNI---IM
t7=e12 subscriber has on hand his extensive CAR
RAGE REPOSITORY No. 50 South Gay street the most
extensive and best Of fashionable CARRIA
that can I've found in the city Persons want Of Carriss
I'll ind II 10 their interest to give call am defer
mined TO sell low or cash approved paper work SOLD
At my Repository warranted Tor wgive months Old Carra
yes repaired or taken in exchange for new ones
CarlIages received on storage or held commission
Sli-E WITHIN NrCh
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Ga WINES, BRAEDIES, RUNS,
I3$z BLACK TEAS, &C.
lzz11zfAA P. TlERSAN * son,
Oher for sale the following articles their own importation
particularly for family use
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass
PORT WIN Sandeman's competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass
MADEIRA WlNEIJohn Howard March's fine Madeira in
wood and in glass also, Grape uice.
HOOK WlNES-Jahannesherge SteinEerger, MaRcobrun
ner Cabinet, llebfan- nilch, Bronneberg, CT lS46
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Moet and Chandon's finest in
quarts and pintS.
Brandes. ~ 1880
RqMS7Old and fine Jamaica Antigua, Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-ant
no mixture Of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA. ap3tf
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A UGUST DOUGLAS,

De- BAA khE TREATS All, DISEASES
Special attention given to all chronic Diseases CoUGHs
Group, CONSUMPTION INFLUENZA, ASTHMA BRoNcmITis ali
DISEASES of every description successfully treatedlum
bago, Lumbar Assesses, Scroua Rheumatism, Govt, Ner-
entery, Diarrhea The very Plies cured in
short time also Of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels There
are treated with distinguished success All particulars will
be given by letter DR. Baakee produce thousand
No o. III PsFiE sufe or II GsFERSs HIP DISEASES
oc,, FiSTUIA OF EVERY DEsCRIPTI0N
sCALD HEAD, WnMS, PQIYPUS OF THE NOSE, OR
TuMoRs and SwEfILNGs
Of every descriptions and without the ofthe knife any
surgical Instruments These last named diseases
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients
place themselves under the Doctors personal supervision
Dr Baskee has made discovery of FLUID that
will produce absorption of the CAFARACT" and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without to the knife
EYES ANsEARs
Ole DR. Baakee has constantly hand his office a very
extensive assortment OF beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
rYMpANUNS!A or EAR DRUus.
T aT suitable for either sex ana all
every variety artificial articles known in the World so
Fse assortment q as sAGH fnf H alNEfse
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL. FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee-.Ioint attachment >
These articles perfectly and adapted for either
All kinds of Trusses for Hernia Rupture of every
scrpton for either and Trusses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated and skul
pesssmGnnaly in every principal city of the world
pay pSst @ to Dr. Baakee must contain ten cents
which viii rea correspondence, except those mentioned
es-oace Hours from 4, N st to I f p NJ
Office -o4 Broadway, few doors sSava E6nr,
Now Vorl
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~ anu Lelf free Of Oh
hetween the Depots tie RouIe 80
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights resi-
on the Bay steamers and are privileged to ay at g6
at any point, and resume Il, ir trip rs daylight
HS-PARTlCULAR MOTTO E.!assengers from New York
and PHILADELPHIA by this Line will have their baygage
checked from those cities to BAY BOATS from yhCre
will he checked to different points South
For further information and Through Tickets (which are
good by the Bay Mail Line, appyin NEW YORK at III
Company Great Southern Railroad Once, ,crsS
Ferry Buildings, foot Cf CouiiTd street, N Pearce Agit
also at the New Jersey Railroad Ufiee CourtianS
street or AT 22y Broadway of BARCLAY alloy
the Astor House IN PHILADELPHIA al the Conpsnv,s
Office \. " corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets OF
At the Depot, Broad and Prime streets And in BAITI
MORE at the Office Baltimore steam Packet Company, foot
of mon Dock, board tire Bay Steamers
The large and commodiGus and beautiful steamer
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, replete with every roIa
Tort and convenience, have been added the Lie IN
Line being composed q the splendid steamers ICfi
ANA, Capt G. W Russell and ADFLA DE, Captaiu las
Cannon, having unsurpassed state and berth arcnn
modatons -
The Noro Or tas iEE sis3nsfs will leave Compa
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Sikamshfps.


GHfA CHARL ESTON
THROUGH IN FIFTY B0URst
The trstcass screw steamship sGnSip r.
Capt G W. Watson,
y" ''''s spear s GhH51ab May 9th,
No freight received after Ia O'clock on the day Of sailing
No Bills ofladng will be signed after the departure othr
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
AGENTS in Charleston, JOHN W. CALDWELL Es soN
Punetuaty in her departure be relied on. apsO,tf
EMIL" ANf BhLT HN6kEs' LINE BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
will leave Spears wharf,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
on MY 4EH y4EE f' XRD Psf saF f KR9
Delivering goods in Baltimore Thursday and Monday
FFgsat CENTS per foot PrOPorcnate rates o.,
points have their Goods promptly forwarded by
Apply to ~ sAML T. PEARCE, Agent,
ortoH. B. cR RON SFEff5 S coa,
aps7-sr SO WEST s New York.
sSSs CROMWELL'S LINE
~ saw NAH.
L6CUsT POINT
CAN'T D. French,
viii leave Spears wharf
On SATURDAY, May 9Th,
at O'Clock precisely.
No freight received after IL O'Clock day fsaing
No bills Of ladng signed after departure of the
| For freight apply to
SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
| ll6 Spears wharf.
Punctuality in departure may be relied on.
Agentsn Savannah, BRIGHAM, BALDWIN d co. apps
| .9T%A BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
! -szAAskzzE WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
| The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM
4 Hallett. commander and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes, commander, with fine accommodations passen
gers will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock
altetnaeS Fare $l2, including Meals and Saterooui
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates
Soft A LIE UGGISS, Agent
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&0Gss ano Statiol,erg.
nEPOT OF NEW YORK FRENCH CON
~ FICTION cry, CHOCOLATES, &c &c
=. MERCHANT y son,

Successors to A. DouglaS,,
No. ia ". PRATT STREET, near the Mathy House
OFFER FOR SALE
LOCO 5lb boxes of the following goods; Drops and
Sticks; Chocolate Lco ice and Chocolate Cream nr0p
Brandy Viii key, Port and Madeira Wine Drops; Sugar
Almonds of all qualities + and Ju Jube Paste Conyersa
ton, Druggists and Bloomer Lozenges Plain ozenges Of
the following avos, of all sizes and shapes Mint Lemon
Cinnamon, Wintergr.en Rose Lavender &c, &c; LADIES'
Cream Drops Go dial Beans; Cordial Toys Chewing Gum
MIXED Candy OF all qualities Family, Jim Grow and Double
Refined Chocolates, &c beside variety Can
dy of our manufacture. Lemon Syrup Rose and Per
feet Love CordialS &c DC hole sale dealers Foreign
Fruits, Nuts, &c Havana Domestic and egars
Which we offer at the lowest market prices.
P. All goods delivered to Railroad Stations, Steam
poats ana 10 the city Tree OF charge. app If
A UGUST DOUGLAS,
IA IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CIGARS, WINES AND LIQUORS. CHAMPAGNE, &c,
HAS REMOVED TO -
No "a WEST LOMBARD STREET. near Light street.
SOLE AGENCY
For the sale of the
STAR OF THE SOUTH VERZENAY CHAMPAGNE
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TL0Ei.

81
~ CUMBERLAND COAL Of the best quality, from the
American Company and other the Georges Greek
Valley constantly for sale by the cargo car load.
STICKNEY n co,
place
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I'D EDWARDS, JR. Il CO.,
AGENTS THE IoWfN G SfHSff ASoSRRGEs
SUFFOLK GLASS WORKS, Boston,
JAS B. LYON II Co., PITFsBURG, PA.
BRYCE, RICHARDS Co, PITTsRURG, Pa.
ADAMS, MAcKLIN II Co., PIrTsBURG, Pa.
PuGNIx, EMPIRE AND SLIGO GLASS WORKS, PIrrsBuRa,
PmtLIPs BEST. PIrTsBURG, PA.
j. W. JARvEs & Co, CAPE COD GLASS WORKS. SANDWICH,
full supply ofsampes Of every description of Glassware
IRON each Company now on hand Orders will be taken
anu goods promptly supplied in the shortest possible time,
ana at the lowest manufacturers prices to the trade only
Glass Roughed and Hammered Plate ali sizes and thot
nesses Ornamental Window Glass obscured and Etched,
Red Lead and Ltharge from the New England Works
Also fall supply OF American and German Demiiohns
and wine bottles constantly on hand ia5G
(1ERMAN CIGARS AND PIPES
W Per ship adler from Bemen we have lust received
ID i do, do vd Do p, Flor, Tabacos;
I IsS do do Double R"1.s Eagle Pipes;
200 do Bent Stem do.
.ns, A sEEMU ! EEF SONS.
II F. GRAVELY'S T0BACOO.-A large lot
~ Of this superior STtg Sw fpr sale F sy 11
M, Commission Merchants,
aol-u No. 50 South street
NOTORIOUS PRESENT LARGE STOCK
s,ya oE haAvANi CIGARS, including PARTAGAs and
mal room f ~ dispose q a. considerable reduction tn
s vi ' nss S TfRR sSIaS'S { SON importers,
A LCOHOL.- so bbls. Alcohol Just received and
IA for sale by L, WEBB BRO, corner p att and Com
msIcs suee.S - : ap5 II
SIGHT AND TINE DRAFTS on all parts of the
ape-tfr THO. J. CARSON.
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF THE N, o. DRAINING Co.
No. So st. Ann street.
WHEREAS. notRtth sta ndino diIIi1enf

OFFICE or THE RECEIVER OF THE n, Q. DRAINING co.t
z---. No. 50 ST. Ann street.
WHEREAS, notwithstanding dillixent
w inquiries the undersigned has been able
who the OF the following landed
properties situated in the Second Draining Section which have
been assessed for the draining thereof talean
present the Third District Court of New Orleans on The 4h
March, 1853.
The landed properties designated on the plan of said
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 424, bounded BY Murst.
Olympia, Canal and Customhonse streets
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 40S bounded by Alex
ander, Murai, Bienyille and Gnsen,house streets.
bounded by David Toulouse and ST. Peter streets and BY
properly belonging heretofore estate Of John Nc
Donogh having 3l feet inches front David street. $50
feet front on Toulouse street. s. feet front ST. Peter
and S3s feet line dividing it from property belonging
or heretofore to the estate Of John McDonongh.
AN IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, Me- 2a6
bounded by ST. john Toulouse and ST. Peter
from property belonging heretofore Norbert Vgne
ESQ., ground 30l feet inches ST. John
street $50 feet ront Toulouse street and LOO feet ST
THIRTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, in square No. 457, bound
Toulouse ST. Patrick ST. Peter and Benadote
No. forming the of ST. Patrick and ST. Peter
Streets and having 80 feet front St. Peter street. by 10
inches on St Patrick street.
Lots Nos having each 50 on ST. Peter street
by 100 feet inches in DEPTH between ST. Patrick and Berna
Lots Nos is a. l5 49, IL 49, 49, 20 q and %, having each
80 front Toulouse between ST. Patrick Berna.
dotte Streets by 40 feet 6 inches in depth.
Now the respective OF the above described
squares ground hereby notified that they make
the day insertion of this advertisement the said
Ground will be proceeded against belonging
persons, accordance with section
the amended Charter Of the New Orleans Draining Company
-ff-e G. RosELIus,
Receiver of the N. 0. Draining Company
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BUREAU pU RECEvEuR DE LA CoMPAGRIH
DE Dessechenlent de la Nouvelie Orlean

BUREAU RECEvEuR CoMPAGRIH
De DISAGREEMENT de la Nouyelle Orleans,
No. So rne ST. Anne.
A TTENDU que malgre dies rechercfes dill
n gentes lie sossigna parvenir connae quels
dams In seconde section de dessechemen qui
pour dessechees
enregistr ehomoogue dams Ia dernere
rose aeueement 10 Toseme Cour de District de 10 Nile
Orleans, lie IA mars 1858.
es propratds teennes sont designde plan
dite eomparne CONNIE suite, ayoir
UN ILET DE TERRAIN No. 40S, borno par les Alex
UN ILET DE TERRAIN No 42 borne par les Murat,
Olympia, Dousne ct Canal.
TN LET iRREGULIER DE TERRAIN, No. 356 borne
appsrtenan appartenu In succession John McDo
no ayant 30 peds poaees de face la David $50 pes
de face la Toulouse IS peds de face Ia ST. Pierre
1888 peds Ia gne w sare de propriee appartenant
ayant apparenu ia succession de John McDonogh.
UN LET IRRRGULIER DE TERRAIN. No. 296, borne
par ST. JEAN Toulouse ST. Pierre par gne
dune propretd sppartenant appartenu Norbert
Yigne ESQ., lie dit terrain 30 peds
St. Jean $50 pieds de ace la Toulouse 100 peds
de face la St. Pierre.
TREIzE TERRAINs rlet 457 borne par les rues
Toulouse. St-Patrick, St Pierre ct Bernadotte
lie No forme Rnge des Patrick ct Serre ayant
80 ped dc face In sPierre 10 ped pouces sur la
St Patrick.
Les Nos ct aysn pieds rue Pierre
10 pieds pouces de profonder entire les rues
Les Nos is H. H. 49, II, 49, 49, q ayant chacun 80
pieds Ia Toulouse entire celcs
dotte, sur 100 pieds 6pouces de profonleur.
ainenant lie les propreaes respects ilets
cdessns decs par presents que ne 50
soussgn6 dams parr du
de premiere insertion de Get avis il
nbsentcs
Gompagne Dessechement la Nouyee Or
leans, approuvel lie % mars, 1889
de la Compagne de Dessechement de Ia Nouyee
Orleans. fel 3t-inl5d
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7! THE q, FlEOLLOWING SWEEP.

THE FOLLOWING SWEEP
.eSA h<4sSA STAKES have been opened for the
- Spring Meeting of 1s60 run over
~NGC- the Aetaitie Course, under the rules
s-z.-ass.s.AEzssAand regulations of the Club;
ies Two year ODDS heats of mile:
non ~ ioeit sit1 Inc second hose his stae pro-
vided three start five subscribers ii ill lid
stake 70 be run TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of April 1850
Tor three ods heats miles suiscrin
a dsS s forfeit saU the second horse 70 his stake pro
stake to be THURSDAY, 18th day OF March is6a
To name and close the LIST March, 1851 Nonnaons to he
addressed 10 s-S z w
ia2! tml SIDNEY STORY. Secretary.
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THE FARINA COLOGNE WATER

DIRECT IMPORTATION
The undersigned sole representative for the United States
Cnnadas and West Indies of the justly celebrated house
JOHN CHARLES FARINA
authorized Messrs. G. BUDDECKE Co. of this city,
to receive orders for the importation Of the genuine
Gle put in all the different styles in wicker plain bocs
HENRY RoBsBERG
or the firm of JOHN CHARLES FARINA,
Cologne, Prussia
Ms-Ordes ntrusted to for the house O. Farna will
have prompt attention. and be same rae.aud
prices as If forwarded direct to Cologne.
G. T. BUDDEcKE & CO..
les Sm No. q Common street