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Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29
MARYSVILLE.
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY goth.

PERsoNAL---We had the pleasure, yester-
day of meeting friend, Of old times, II. G.
Stockton, Esq, Of Shasta lie has been on
visit to the Valley, and goes home to-day, on
the stage. We are glad to see that Time had
touched him but lightly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

FATAL AFFRAY IN NEvADA-In Nevada, on
TUESDAY evening last, says the journal, an
alteration arose between Toney Brown and
Tom James Pistols were drawn, but Others
interiered and prevented the use of weapons.
The pistol of James was taken from him, but
Brown was in charge of officer Rider and
allowed to keep his. He, instead of being
marched off, was also allowed to stand about
in the presence of his enemy. Brown took
advantage of the opportunity and drawing
his pistol with the left hand shot at James
but missed his mark, the ball shattering his
own right hand and lodging in the brain of
John Garvey, an innocent by-stander. The
ball struck Garvey q lite above the right
eye. He fingered but a few hours and ex-
pired. Garvey was from Holstein, near
Hamburg, and an industrious miner.
Toney Brown was Immediately arrested
and lodged in Jail. Tom James escaped
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

SUDDEN DEATH.-An old citizen of Butte
county, named John Campbell, formerly of
Bidweils Bar, Union Bar and Stringtown,
was instantly killed on the 10Th instant by
log falling upon him, at the Dark Canon Saw
MuI' near Yankee Hill, in that county. He
was native Of Maine.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

occasional" states in the Philadelphia
Press that, prior to the Baltimore Convon-
tiou, Mr.. Breckenridge assured the friends of
Mr. Douglas, in the most positive terms, that
he would take the stump for that gentleman
IN the northwestern States, shoald he be
nominated
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29
WESTERN HOUSE SALOON
NEXT DooRTo WESTERN HOUSE.
JOHN @. FOSTER, PrODrietor.

VNHIs SALOON Is amply supplied with o,,or,,.h,..
IL requisite to sustain the enyiable ~ I. s lis
already established. ~ mas
Those who have not tried Il arc respectfully ,nvted
to call and judge Of It's merits. 'i'i'eu
JySo'Im JOHN Q. FOSTER.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

difficulty has arisen among the stock
holders Of the Kentucky Statesman, the Dem.
oeratie organ at Lexington. The majority of
them are for Douglas, while the editor sup
ports Breckenridge.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

MARBLE WoRKs.-McCready d Brother,
No. SIS G street, between Third and Fourth,
are splendid workers in Marble, and are pre-.
pared to furnish monuments, tomb and head
stones, mantles, table tops wash stands, &c,
at short notice. See their advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

Or whom have the Black Republicans the
most fear in the approaching Presidential
contest =? OF Stephen A. Douglas. Why =?
Because their laudatons of the Disunion, Sc
eeding, Boiling candidates. Breckenridge and
Lane, are certain indication of the great
hold which the regular nominees, Douglas
and johnson, have upon the hearts of the
Democracy of this State
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

GEN. JAMES SHIELDs-The Overland mail
stage which left st. Louis July 9th, has ar
rived at San Francisco. General Shields.
formerly United States Senator from Minnc>
sofa, came in the stage as far as Los Angeles,
where he will remain for few days in order
to recover from the fatigues of his journey.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

Tue Concord Patriot states that the Dem
oeratie party Of New Hampshire is nearly
unit in support of the nomination of Douglas
and johnson.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

Shows THE WAY THE WIND BLows.-All the
Republican journals in the country are blow
ing for Breckenridge and Lane The Breck-
inridge and Lane party have allies we'll wor
thy ofthem. Very natural, too, for Breck-
inridge and Lane men say they would rather
see Lincoln President than Douglas. The
Republicans would much rather see it so.
also
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

Tue Democracy (DouglasJ of Kentucky
are tohold State Convention on the 10th
OF August, to nominate a full Douglas and
johnson Ticket.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

The Plumas Argus says that in Honey
Lake the grasshoppers have made their ap-
pearanee in unprecedented numbers, com
inittlng serious depredations on the ranches
IN many places, destroying every vestge Of
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

FAvors.-To Wells, Fargo & Co., Langton
& Co., Everts, Wilson g. Co., we return our
thanks for favors during the past week.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

Tue Evansville Qndiana) Inquirer states
that I. A. Hendricks, Democratic candidate
for Governor, and the rest of the gentlemen
on the ticket which he heads, have declared
for Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

OAKLAND BAR-Abner Basset has been
awarded thecontract to dredge the Oakland
Bar. 1t is not to cost more than the county
appropriation-s35,o ,ooO-and is to be com
menced Immediately.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

1862 IN TIE SHADE.-The thermometer
stood, in the shade, in this city, yesterday.
at l06 ,, the highest degree it has reached
during the season.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

A dispatch to the Philadelphia Press, says
that Marshal Rynders, of New York, is re-
moved for refusing to oppose Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

NEAR oroVlhe on Thursday, miner nam.
ed Jeha Downey had his leg broken by the
falling Of bank Of earth,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

That ADDREss.-The following has been
handed to the S. F. Bulletin by D. W. Perley
Mr. Perley begs to state that his name was
signed to the address to the Democracy of
California, published in the Herald of july
25th, without his knowledge, consent or an.
thority, and that he never saw or heard of
such an address, until he read it in the Her
aid on the morning of publication.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

lNDIANA.-Out of sixty.nine Democratic
papers in Indiana only five have gone against
Douglas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

THERE is so called haunted house in San
Francisco, and tbs said ghost walks there
nightly
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

SLANDER-In the Twelfth District Court,
atSan Francisco, IL. Behr has commenced
suit against Robert Hagen, druggist, for al
legged SANDER Damages are laid at $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29
N o OTICE .

VIE undersigned having purcha sed the entire in
"A 4 terest of sNOWHITE Co, in the MsrysyilIe
to the public, that we will carry ON the Baking Rusi
ness in all its various branches and will he reaJv -
line at the lowest price. ~'N'' III our
jy27 McDERuorr RN,s,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

The Overland mail stage which left for the
east Friday, carried 5000 letters. No through
passengers went
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

WlLD tobacco, or what is represented 70 bt
such, grows abundantly around Columbia.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29
Arrivals at the St. Nicholas Hotel.

HICKoK CO.,....................P ....PRoPRlETohs'
SATURDAY, July 2Sth, 1860.
II @ Stockton Shasta Henry Cooper Sacramento
A Fossat Thos Mckee
VIM Hayes John Ferguson
r Dabovifch oroviIle is McCue San Juan
Mrs Brown C San Juan Henry Robinson butte ok
I II Hudson Mt Pleasant RIWatson Y
o Y Redheld Timbuctoo VIM watson
D Monger Sutter co John Deneson
L G. Mellon Long Bar W Shoyer san Juan
L Morse Forbstown Mcllvalne milton
d Pollard Dogtown CasWeu CITY
III Neehouse Sacramento
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29
Il H NJ OVAL

~ N M y A Ii
ENHE Business OF the EAGLE BAKERY 10 roroo,,o,
Il to corner of Third and High streets, md tSa
name Of the Bakery will be known as the MARYS.
WILLIE BAKERY. n McnEp SInTn. !, o
Marysville, July 25th, 1860. 10,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-29

IHH Plumaa Standard says that ledge of
quartz, which promises to turn out large
yield OF silver, has been discovered in Honey
Lake Valley by Nixon d Barry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06
OF JOHNSON BEACH, DECEASED
Twelve lots of ground Benvile street. the square
bounded by Saomon Benyie Napoleon and Cont
BY J., B. WALTON

SUCCESSION OF JOHNSON BEACH, DECEASED. =
bounded BY Solomon, Benvie Napoleon Cont streets.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
,psn.x ~, Anstoneer,a ss 4o Gsmp street
H. he s. Esehans ss ". and IN pas
ct hs r as T. o s ssas
Of said Court will proceed to sell public
y Sffssfs fsSfsI'{
and y drawn by Louis H Pit, city
NJ forms ~ Of BienyIs and Solomon
street, S depth o solomon front on
~ inclusive, sash i let inches and
s Sss s spssoH
measures g inches and lines front on Ma
No . fsss asass iias on Sal
Sch s baaes ao oas s lines two
credit in the notes Of the purchasers In equal
payment.
SUCCESSION DE JOHNSON BEACH, DECIDE.
DoUzE TERRAINs SUR LA RUE BIENyILLE, DAMS
rlet par les Solomon, Bienviiie Napoleon ct
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encanteur-Bureau 10 Camp street.
Isa L. h u de ma 1862 midi. To-
e oaes I
poUzE TERRAINs siues % faubourg Jackson dams
desgnes par les Nos. l. q s. TO- Ii ct a. conior
mdmen plan dressa par O. H. Pile Voye de la vile,
du 2 mars 1850 -
Ii TERRAIN No forne rencoignue DIES Benvie ct
Benvie sur une profoudeur de I'm neds In re SaIomon
LES TERRAINS Nos O. incusivenlent nesnrent chacun
81 peds gnes de Bienvle sur une
profondenr de LEO pieds.
LIE TERRAIN No 70 fome encoignure des Benvie
Benyle proondsur de o piedy Napoleon
ces ct 1ignes. ~
LIE TERRAIN No "a 80 pieds pouces ct lgnes de
Salomon proondeur pieds
ct 8 fgnes. Wy
CoNDITI0Ns-Ia MOTTO compliant Ia balance ct ans,
en- be des acquereurs egaes leus propres
drs avec hypoiheaue propss vendue nsqua para
'fef3 mliEib
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CPALDING 4 ROGERS,
AMPHITHEATER AND MUSEUM
St. Charles St, Commercial Place.
engagement for Six Nights only with the Worid-reno
WIZARD OF WIZARDS.



rofe j b
VIII make his tt appearance In New Orleans tuesday,
March g. and evening during the The
acquired throughout Europe, Australia, California etc. has
been Of the most brilliant description and sufficient proof
his unTivaled powers.
He has had the distinguished honor appearing before her
gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria and the Royal Family
Imperial Majesty Louis Napoleon the late Imperial Majesty
the Emperor Of Russia their Maeses tho King
Belgium and the principal nobility and gentry throughout
various the world which he has visited follow
ed his pecu lar profession for nearly thirty years.
He recently arrived the States
visiting the principal cities previous retiring private
His apparatus is Of silver The stage fitted I'm
in all the spendor decorations ars o
the chase description the furniture in the style Of louis
Qnatorze.
The Professor is accompanied assistant called GOBLIN
sPRIaHfY whose dre sayings witiicisn,s ard exaordin
changes OF coutenace keel the audience perfect
Of laughter throughout e ainmen epart played
Spghy is original conception OF his own truly comic with
out vnlgarity. y - =
This being the Professors FIRST appearance here takes
pleasure In stating that conception be formed of his
tertainment from the IT altogether
new style in this country This viii be proved after The m
three nights The Professor has several distinct
oanee which will be changed each eyenngfor particulars
of which programmes.
as-DSos open vt Night At e1E; Overtime at ia. Doors
Admission, % cents Coloed Gallery. Is cents. Chill
dren and Servants in attendance Is Midday Perform
ances only.
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IN THE MUSEUM,
tom, THE BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANISTi
TI,e 4. reatest Mn sjcnl pro,iisv In iha wnrt5

The Greatest Musical Prodigy in the World.
This most startling wonder of the age-A PLANTATION
NEGRO BOY yet years old aud blind from infancy,
without hours insrueonpays 100 pieces of
the Piano. with style power bianey
of execution unsurpassed
He will compose mPrompn an original piece of music If
he WILL after hearing 1t execute the correctly.
HOURS OF TOMS PERFoRMANGRs-From IL A. NJ.
until IL M. from until r NJ from until and One Hour
after the conclusion of the Amphtheate entertainments
BE- Admission, 50 cents children half price. ni6
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A FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON PALMYRA STREET,
between johnson and Prieur streets
BY McCERREN, LANDRY s. co.

.HCCERHENI Aueu0mttf.
Office and saesroom, Masonic Hall. ST. Charles street.
SATURDAY, nth inst. at III O'Clock A. M,
~ at their salesroom, Masonic Hail. ST. Charles street, will
be sold s 3A AF {@
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with the build
ings and Improvements thereon, consisting in comfort
able cottage residence containing six rooms with closets
pantries etc. and with every convenience for family
residence This properly is situated in the First District md
designated plan drawn by Joseph Pile Surveyor dated
then Notary Public No 4 Of square q bounded BY john
American q feet and lines front Palmyra street.
by 02 feet inches and lines in depth between parallel lines
ia TERMSOne third cash, and the balance credit of
SIX twelve and in equal ns.alments for
bearing per per from date until maturity
and not then paid per cent until final payment all secured
by mortgage property improvements be kept insured
and policy transferred to vendor
Act of sale before Hahn Notary Public at the expense of
nurr psprl mix
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McgERREN, LANDRY 8 CO.'S AUCTION

The undersigned having secured the commoious and central
location the of St. Charles and Perdo known
Masonic Hail. up established Auction Mart
the Real Estate Slaves Stocks and Merchandise
superior advantages location display pro-
pery and convenience Of purchasers need demonstration
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves and StocTuesdays and Saturdays
For MISUNDERSTANDING and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended al times.
Efficiency and dispatch be relied on in all matters placed
In charge.
Nn23 If McGERREN LANDRY 4 CO.
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AUCTION SALES.


HARDWARE AND GuTlERy Az AUCTION.
BY p. e. MoRPHY,
AucrosxzE.
FRIDAY. 9th Inst, Mt IL o'clock, In PacH-
street, viii be sold, without any reserve
large and very select Of Cutlery Trays ard
Wsste,s saws Files ohsels Trowels Drawing Knives etc.
n7-gayera viii md 1t to their interest 10 attend
SUCCESSION OF DoMINIQUEF BURTHE AND LOUISE
Deord sarpy. his wife. dccessed
BY D. e. MORPHY,
94 AucrIoxEER.
THUKSSDAY; April 3, 1860, Mt Ia O'Clock
Of the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of New Orleans
dated Febrany s he following real estate belonging to
FOUR VERY VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND
situated in the parish Of Jefferson and known Burtheylle
fronting On a1 the Csrrclton Railroad yiz:
ang 2g feet 10 inches lines front the Carrccn Railroad
oz feet inches on tho line Of Interchangeable IA feet inches
lnes on Webster street. and 2e feet inches lines Benjamin
: 3. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND No. ss, measuring
~ feet inches front the carollton Railroad AZ feet
Clay avenue and Z feet 10 inches nes benjamin street
s. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No,G measuring
ss s front @ carrs'sn Railroad 70! feet Sehss
n III f seT gfsi IL ss e asss ss measuring
plantation md ID isss 10 inches lines o. benjamin
! - TERMS AND CONDITIONS = one.fourtt cash, and
the BALANCE credit o. two and three years notes d.
their order BY them endorsed wt interest d per
cent from date TIL stnrfy paid maturity
sna State bank and secured By mortgage upon properly
sold.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

NTAfsTnyr1Trss
r.. II .'sA-' 3 st'a 2
Stage Manager. ~ g.
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E ~ 80 e ne Season.
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XII NJ IT, easss d5aassa entitled
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snss 6 ocsk 4 ossss Pseanes q CON
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4 md s'ssss@ss1 ~ u <,syy,x,..s s. 81 a Ss II 4
ct. CHARLES THEATryf q, m g. 70 :. /
y - : Z N AAsts ~ |
NJ coHRI sRd NMs s5.s
CHANGE oE TIxE-Dsoss sgea !. o,e..st. N, ,.,,.,.
''' : 2. - ee''ss precisely
IAsswsss lot On. 4
runan.v 80 eoArAsT
FlEs night e thy &
e IN eens bsst e 1ssss e
- ''-'''.' ~ e .i'siif ROBE
PRICES or ADrresYf,y go. ~. q si5v
ssx o1'ss 0pan from 70 4 = III = ~ So
NEW OPERA TT01is1r -cs -. -.
IN sDd Toulouse ssyecta 5s1 a ~ 80 -
ruysn ~ ,sY<rr5v - !,
yviu - $1,000 .s- !, - = l1sv
III LANMERM0OR. 80 op''s. ehss''ea LUCIA
II ESD In rehenrsaf--saL&x fetiss Mcyeue
.e.pox. rs... !. -. 4#.,s g
M md from n o,saSst w s1eo Ssscck A. y Y
ance. Performance Commences at o'siock 10 :. P' ~
| 0RTraUe T---- !. 49, - : -
-A-1- - - 80 s1hEkf
TIrrsDAy NIGHT MI Z TO-.
Extraordinary fsepressn.a,iop-sss5 sss n -
B0CRDAfS-The Creole Amateurs Of this cy have oisTe
III ~ ~ n ossasop ena vi Play two Yaudesil
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opsrN n seta s. asssss
1 SONG, By AZ Messnaker Feurth set Of La FAsORITE
nI.DE ~ A. anneSihe IN act. FOR furhs
| -
Box Office open from o'cloek A. NJ to o'clock r. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT TWO
Fine Three story Brick Residences situated In the First Dis
trict-To be sold without Reserve.
By McCERREN, LANDRY &c CO.,
g. W. McCERREs, Aucfcneer,
Once and salesroo, Masonic Hall. St. Charles street.
TUESDAY, March Ii, 1860, at III O'Clock A.
NJ a. their Auction Mart Masonic Hail. St. Charles St.
TWO CERT sTN LOTS OF GROUND, with improvements
thereon consisting in hreeory brick residences with
kitchen and outhouses situated in the FRS. District In the
square bounded by Dupaner Caope Camp Magazine and
Bartholomew streets, and designated Nos on plan
drawn by L. Surg the Lat Of March, 1874 deposited
the Office Of L. 7. Caire, Notary Public,
Lot No. measures, in American measure q feet inches
front Duplantier street. 81 feet inches lines in depth
the dividing line of Lot No. III inches ard line in
depth the opposite side line and . feet inches line
width in the rear.
Lot No measures American measure inches front
on street g feet inches and lines in depth the
The opposite side line by feet inches and line in width in
ants until Sls October next at the Of $40
Of two notes due May 1861 and 1862 each for
SlS33 and bearing interest at per per
date and balance at and for notes bearing inter-
est at cent from day of and per
eventual interest secured by mortgage the property the
improvements to be kept insured and the policy transferred
vendor. 4ssz
Act of sale before James Graham, Notary Public at the
expense Of the purchaser. mi
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NJ AsoN1o HAII'.......' ST oHARLEs STREET.
Sixth Week, commencing MONDAY, March 8, 1850 for
the first time in this city,
J. INseo WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
Bible Panorama.
This magnificent Painting with Chaos and
Times historical the Babyionsh Captivity
tanning than fifty of the most sublime and interesting
scenes in the Bible. S584
Exhibitions every evening Doors open 6E O'Clock; to
commence at IN, precisely.
Tickets so had The Hall door, Children
ten years, lfpriee
Doors open IL; commencing at O'clock Explained by
DIR. Tibbi.s. feN In
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McCERREN, LANDRY & co.

OIL PAINTIHGS-UIIs PAINTINGS At AUCTION-POS-
tive and unlimited SALE
By McCERREN, LANDRY Il CO.,
G.. W. McCgRREs, Auctioneer.
Office and Salesroom Masonic Hall, 81. Charles
THURSDAY, the Sfh March, mt Y o'clock r.
~, At their Auction Mart, Masonic Hail, St. Charles
will be sold a 35gs
valuable collection of Modern Oil Paintings
among which very old and original Paintings very
eminent Italian Flemish and other nastersa Of which will
be sold without limit.
The valuable collection exhibition
and be examined until the day of SALE Catalogues
ready delivery.
MT TERMS-Cash. ms
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ELEGANT AND VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE AMI
improved Grounds in West Bouligny.
BY J. B. WALTON, &e

d y. .. sWAAlON,
Auctoneer-0hice, 40 Camp street.
THURSDAY March Is, 1850. Mt IL o'clock
81 the St. Charles Exchange will be sold the following
scribed property T78E B 88$#853 assA
THAT VERY ELIGIBLY LOCATED AND FINE cor
TAGE RESIDENCE situated Coliseum Gate Paauenine)
s.ee in the bounded by Berlin Perrer Streets
q West bongny and Of present occgped by John Bach
ESQ., with and half lots ground measuring
Coliseum street. by ia feet inches in depth
lei lines and two lots Peer street. in the
described measuring 60 feet 'front.' by S. feet inches depth
between parallel lines.
The Cottage superior story and attic dwelling house.
raised brick pillars feet high containing hail. with
three each side four the attic closets etc.
together with kitchen building Sheds cstern flower garden
with paved walks, etc. .1'77 "A
HarTERMS-Onethrd cash; the balance notes or equal
amounts at and and with
interest from day Of sale to maturity and eight
after II not punctually paid.
Possession given on LIST April next. "a fT5f5l
Act of sale before W. L. Poole notary public expense
OF the purchaser. M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06
IMPROVING PROPERTY In THE FOURTH DISTRICT
BY J. B. WALTON,

THURSDAY. March Is, 1850. mt Ii O'Clock
NJ at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange VIII be sold ai pub
lie suction
THREE LOTS OF GROUND IN the Fourth District, n tho
bounded by Josephine, Howard and Frerek
streets, designated by The Nos. IL, IL and Is.
Lots Nos IL and IL sdjoin each 10
feet front ON freret street. by I35 feet and Hines dphs
tween parallel liues. - $500 l7' - -
Lot No ID sdjoins lot No. IL and and
between pash fiei lines n
A1TERMson cash; balance in and years credit,
In the notes Of the purchaser bearing per
annum from Of sale maturity and per thereafter
u not puncnaliy paid, with special mortgage until final
payment.
Acts o. sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Public at The
pense Of the purchaser. ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

FREE LECTURE,
IL BY MADAME ELLIS, NJ d.
AT Lecture Room, in Odd Fellows Hall, MONDAY March
g. Lecture Ladies', Il O'Clock A. NJ; Ladies' and Gentle
men, o'clock r. NJ Come everybody Subject II o'clock
" Woman and her Diseases At night The Stomach and
Common Sensen fe29 St
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

CECOND-HAND BOILERS-FoR SALE, deliver
- either in this city the plantation N East aton
Rouge where they eThree Cylinder Boilers OF NO
81 IRON 4 inch thick, IS inches diameter by 90 feet long
together with % Inches diameter boiler 'front.' crate
bars six stands connecting pipe for front and safety mud
and check valves, gaugs cocks, etc ~
above boilers appnenances manufactured by
ourselves and in perfect order having neeh IN use
emily grinding season. ,.nrs /. =5,r, -
DE flln q w.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY All AUCTION
BY D. e. MORPHY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

IMPROVING AND DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FOURTH
District near the Apollo street Omnibus Station
By J. B. WALTON,
AucrIosEER-Ofice 40 Camp street
THURSDAY, the 18th March. 1860 at Ia
o'clock NJ at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange at ancon
will be sold
SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by St.
paek g. Denis Seventh and Sixth streets designated the
Lots Nos to each 10 feet Seventh street.
by depth of ITO feet. 81
feet dsep. - - -
M4-TERMS-Onc,h third cash balance on credit of one
and In Of the purchasers bearing per cent
interest from date Of sale maturity and eight there
after with special mortgage the property sold until
payment
Act Of sale before A. Mazuresu Esq., Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser m3