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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

SATURDAY, the 3I.t March, 1850 at Ia
o'clock ~, at the St Charles Hotel Exchange auction
LOT OF GROUND In the Fourth District Of this city in
the square bounded by Rousseau Philip Sorapau and New
levee tnow Peters, streets, measuring, according plan
d s By Louis PILE City Surveyor dated the 18Th March
feet IN the about ia feet inches and lines depth on
the side nearest Soparu street and about III inches and
lines on the side nearest Philip street.
This lot s In the immediate vicinity of the soraparn
Market and affords most eligible erection Of store
certain to pay handsome interest on the Investment
nTERMS-0neihi third cash balance on credit of one
and two in notes Of the purchaser bearing per
gage until final payment. -N9&
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public at the
pehse OF the purchaser mig
THE SOUTHERN MECHANICAL STEAM BAKERY AT
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SUCCESSION OF DOMINIQUE F. BURTHE AND LOUISE
Delord sarpy his wife deceased.
By D. E. MORPHY,

AUCTf0NKER.
THURSDAY, April S, 1850, at IL o'clock
NJ, will be sold in the ST. Charles Exchange order
Of the Honorable the Sixth District Court of New Orleans
dated February 1850 the following real estate belonging to
FOUR VERY VALUABLE SQUARES or GROUND
situated in the parish Of Jefferson and known Burthevle
l. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No. g.
ung go feet 10 inches lines front the Carroton Railroad
1862 feet inches the line Of Bloomngdae IA feet inches
lines Webster street. and 29 feet inches lines on Benjamin
street.
i. a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No. &c, measuring
24 feet inches front the Carrolton Railroad AT feet
inches lines Webster street. 8 feet inches lines Henry
Clay and 2 feet 10 inches lines Benjamin street.
8. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 81, measuring
lines Henry Clay b61 feet inch lines Calhoun
and 1873 feet 10 inches lines Benjamin street
4. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND No. g. measuring
2 II inches front Caoion Railroad 53 feet inches
lines Calhoun 629 feet inches the line
Foneher plantation and 23 feet 10 inches lines Benjamin
street.
the balance credit Of and three in d
vded in suit the vendors made by the purchasers
their order be by them endorsed with interest per
from date till maturity paid maturity, per
ana State Bank and secured BY mortgage upon the property
sold E5 ys483
before Magne Notary Public at the expense OF
the purchasers. m5 10 20 to az
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
locations the Garden District offering excellent on
portuiiy ia partiss DESTROYS Of erecting dwelling in
choice neighhorhood
by LILLIAN NEVILLE
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SUCCESSION OF GREER b. DuNGAN-sALE OF The
Fine Offices known as Dnncans Budings and the SPLEEN
aid Residence On Ap6o street. between Euterpe ferp-
sichore streets Also desirable Pewin ST. Paus Church.
BY PALFREY 81 CO.,


WIN sygR auctioneer-oHice, No. q Camp street
GATURDAY, April FL, 1860, Mt 40 o'clock
- NJ al the ST exchange St. Charles street. by
virtue three orders of the honorable ne District Court
9Th March, 1860 the following described property IN the
matter of of Greer Duncan deceased will be
Va I. a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
the buildings Improvements thereon Situated n the half
change Alley having 20 feet Exchange Alley, by
depth of 45 feet and inchss-ore or MEASURE
The comprise the nek building No
Ae J. s CERT N PORTION OF GROUND with al the
bounde nv ustomhouse Royal and Benve streets and Tx
change Alley measuring inch and lines front Gus
tohouse street. 1870 feet in Depth and front on Exehanfe
containing thirty rented a Offices and known g DUN
cans Ses sae p,nsn Mnee a. the sw
Office sold subject the usuruc IN favor OF James Meeon
nell Esq., until Ist Of Noysnsef ls9 ,ats oc,,.a
by tho deceased together with oil the buildings and improve
thereon the rights privileges seryitudes and I'd
District Of This City IN the square bounded by
Apollo Nayades, Eutepe and Terpchoe Streets designated
~ ae No on Plan o. u d sarse Notary Public In sb
CITY, plan No. 22 said lot measuring 100 feet inches and
lines front Apollo street. the same on eacn II Eaehe ana
English The improvements comprise an elegantly
built mansion large kitchen aaarmen hist house ne aeh
green's exotic ran shrubbery and all the improvements
and ehices requisite for gen,leman's residence,
Said property be delivered the purchaser one month after
i. Pew No 70 ST. Paul,s Church.
RS@TERMS-For the Pew, cash Tor me keai Estate enc
cash. and the baanc- credit of and for
bearing interest cent from date TO
tnry and the eaer a. cent until PAID and secured BY
The are to be Kept insured by the purchasers
and The policies transferred the executor until the nal pay.
pense Of The purchasers ma 80 81 as s fstd
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TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON LOUISIANA AVE-
nue., in the upper part Of the Fourth District.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,

Office IL Commercial Place
SATURDAY, March III, 1860, at - o'clock
~ NJ at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange public auction
will be sold
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, situated in Jefferson
City In the bounded by Louisiana Avenue NayHdes and
Prytana streets designated the Nos 10 and a. plan
drawn BY B Buson Surveyor dated 18th March, 1856 and
deposited in the office Drouet Notary Public Said ots
between parallel lines of LEO These lots adIon the resi-
denee Of q Chapon and in the neghbohood Of Mr. Fere
and others.
95TERMs-The purchaser TO two notes for 500
EACH bearing interest the Of cent from date and
due respectively II and is months February 6h past
balance Of the price Of adjudication, cash.
Act Of sale before R. Brenan Notary Public at the expense
81 the purchaser. NIL
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AuCTIoSEkR
tsuccessor 70 Benj Kendlg Office M. So Camp street
SATURDAY. March 81, 1850, at ~ o'clock
will be sold "
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve,
meuts thereon situated in the First District square bounded
~ circus ow kapar NJ John now Ban} Grod and julia
streets said \. measures feet inches front Crcns now
street by 10 feet n Depth between parallel lines
En- ", cornpsss brick budding Win
ana a On rst floor two large bed rooms ana hd
On second moor Two large 9nd small bed and nail N
ine tnsd story brick building IN the resr
roos IN second story end three rooms In third s,ery
csrn water works and other necessary outbuildngs IN ne
yard The yard paved with flags and there is alley way
IN ne rear common to all the lots Together with 90 shares
OF Bank stock now reduced to IS shares secured by
This property insured for 5000 and rented LIST No
vember, 1860
p-TERMs-onet third cash. the purchaser TO assume q
Of So1 loan on % shares Of stock reduced to 80
q SAD bank ana Pay u cash GENT premium per share io
and two years credit for notes secured by orgage
ity and II not tes paid per cent until payment the
Bank.
pense Of the purchaser. MIS-
TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON LOUISIANA AVE-
the upper mar of he Fourth District. .
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By PLACIUN J. SFEAR,
Auctioneer-ohice. IA Chartres street
TUESDAY, April 8, 1850, Mt 12 o'clock NJ,
By virtue md y q an order fre the aensgs
Orleans dated March 6 1850 will be sold public auction TO
the highest bidder and for whatsoever will bring credit
of twelve months the following described property belonging TO
said succession
LOT OF GROUND, situated In this city In the Fanbourg
Washington in the No r. comprised within Love Port
Goodhden and Engien sree measuring 81 feet front
said Love by 100 feet in Depth together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon.
R9~TERMS AND CONDITIONS-A credit Of twelve months
for approved endorsed notes. by said
erty.
Act Of sale before Anedee pucatel Notary Public the
expense OF the purchaser mig
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valuable half square ground Fourth District iunedi
aey adjoisng the of the splendid mansion and
of j. Burnside, Esq.
BY J. B. WALTON,
AuCrToaEER-Oiice, 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, March 81 1860. at IL o'clock
- H. ST. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
will be positively sold Without ,eserys or limit.
in the Fourth District adjoining the Of the
Burnside bounded Camp Chestnut Sixth and Seventh Streets
consisting of
49, inclusive. plan drawn BY Louis H. Pile City Surveyor,
and measuring follows:
Lots Nos Is adjon each other and each 81 fest
inches and lines front Chestnut by depth of l
feet Lot NJ II forms the corner q Chesnnt and sixth streets
Nos IA and ID adon each other and measure each 81 feet
lines front Chestnut street. b, depth Of 10 feet
l6 Is adou other and each 81
Sinches and Chesnnt street, by depth 10
feet Lot No. u forms tho Of Chestnut and Seventh
streets. ! lave Il
Lot 10 inches front Sixth street. BY
depth of III feet 2 inches
a depth of i2l feet 2 Inches.
asp TEKNso ne-thrd cash the balance a credit of
and years for notes secured hy mortgage The property
hearng interest at The rate Of cent per oil
sale maturity aud cent thereafter, punctuais
paid, mill final payment -
of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Pnbc at the ex
penss Of The purchasers. ule
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Geo. MEEsMAM, STATE TAX goLLEGTas aa. I'm
VI The fourth Disirc has removed his ece from
70 No e eyee trso belvssn Josephine and Adele Streets
miS y0f
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:. VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND.
W BY d. r. MORPHY,

THURSDAY, April 5. 1860, at liz O'clock
H. at the St Charles Ezchange public auction will be
sold - 80
a VERY VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, sitnatpa IN
Burhevie bounded by the Garroen Railroad, ST. Patrick
Edmond and Fonches Plantat -
EIATERMS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fourth cash and ina
ha ance credit Of and years. for notes made by The
rchasers their order be by them endorsed with
interest per from maturity aot paid
az maturity per cent from maturity till final liquidation
Acts Of sale befc-e S. Magne Notary Public expense
Of the purchasers. mn
XNANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO do HOUSE
w work and take children. Enquire l6 Camp
street from 10 In II O'clock r
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DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN REAR or
Second District; on the Mesirie Ridge, the Park.
BY J. B. WALTON,

Aucticneer- once 40 Camp steeet
SATURDAY, March 81, 1860. Mt IL O'Clock
~ Nj q the g. Charles Hotel Exchange win be sold pub
THE SQUARE or. GROUND in the Second District
bounded by St. Louis Toulouse Alexander MurA streets
divided into tweniyfour lots according to plan drawn b.
Louis Pile City Surveyor dated the 18th March 1860
and liHss ont ~ lo2 feet inches aad lines d a.
TEN LoTS on Toulouse measuring inches
and lines 'front.' by 1Q2 inches and lines in dsph
FOUR LOTS two of each fronting Mnra and Alexander
8 lines in depth. = = -
n5TERMS-Oneha half cash. balance in one and two years
y, and eight per thereafter mot punctay paid with
special mortgage until FINAL payment. = , re-
Of sale before G. Forer Notary Public expense
oitne purchaser m29
BUILDING LOT ON NEW LEyEE STREET (Now Pc
terE near the Sorgparu Market Fourth District.
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H1-Holland Council of Royal and Select
MASTERS No. l. meets the FOURTH THURSDAY Of every
IN the Of Concord Royal Arch Chapter Me- Odd
Fellows Hall, First District
OFFIcERs-J II. Holland, r. III. EN-: G. p Crane
D.. l. c., Nj T. A. Bartette, r c.. W. Bruno de Lucas
Treasurer JAS Fuanx, Recorder H. j. sansbuy. Captain
of the Guards G. Wood, Conductor A oegeld Steward
Peter Monsen, Sentinel SELF ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29
By J. B. WALTON,

7kuct1nneel-Unge ~ C2inp street,
SATURDAY, March 81, 1860, at IA O'clock
will be sold e'
A LOT OF GROUND ON COMMON STREET, in the
SQUARE bounded by Common Dryades Date Phi pp Canal
and Rampant streets measuring ~ feet 10 inches and lines
front by depth of lO2 feet inches md nes on the side ns
next Rapart street. 81 feet 10 inches on The
side line and 81 feet IL inches on the rear line
n5Aa-IERMseone-third cash; balance at and 2 years
maturity and cent thereafter pnnctuay paid WITH
mortgages on the properly until final payment.
Act of sale before Maznreau ESQ., Notary Public nj ta
expense of the purchaser - -' moo
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AUCTTGN SALES.
4 VALUABLE COLLECTION or on. PAINTINGS AT
suction
BY MONTGOMERY 4 SMITH.

A VALUABLE COLLECTION or on PAINTINGS AT
auction.
BY MONTGOMERY &c SMITH.
R. " MONTGOMERY, Aueioueer.
Office 81 Camp street.
THURgDAY and Friday evenings, 29lh
the City Hotel, will be Sold ~
Mr.. gEEgE,s GALLERY OF. VALUABLE ORIGINAL.
Gil PAINTINGS. aiely exhibition at No CarondeIet
street. has been removed for Convenience Of sale No. IA
Camp street They consist Of selections from The London exhi
billions we're purchased from weknown and popular artists
and number about one hundred and sxty
Among them may named The Ranks ~ the Thames Inv
&c. A. R M,sms Country Wedding, BY Charles Hunt
the Iroaeks by VI Smith and many other choice and val
liable originals, by eminent modern artists.
g--Asp-- 5s
Some rare and costly originals by the old r,aers The
Alteration Of the shephed by Harp: The Holy Family
by Correggio The Woman Taken IN Adultery, by Rem
brandt 5-'
Superb Landscapes and Figure. by Dietricy Judith Ger
cine Madonna and Infant Jesus by A. Del Softo; and other
valuable and important works =
Inc Gapnst fictufe both ancient and MODERN comprise
Andseapes EgnIes Fancy Heads And has been the
with high qualities Of %
The above Paintings be on exhibou with Catalogues
sale. - = $50 m26
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81 JOSEPH FLEURY q Co

JOSEPH FLEuRY, Auctoneer.
CATURDAY, March 81, 1860, at IL o'clock
= NJ the Fillmore Rendezvous, the of Leyee
and Napoleon Avenue in The city of jefferson virtue
order from the Hon Victor Burthe Judge Of the Third
Judicial District Court of louisiana bearing date February a.
1860 and numbered 1854 sad Court Docket following
described property will be sold at public auction belonging 10
the aforesaid succession to.wt:
SIX LOTS OF GROUND together with all the buildings
parish Of Jefferson State designated BY the Nos iii
To- 81 q and 49, In squire No ~ which bounded by val
Magazine Leontnc and Live Oak Streets per pau
by Benjamin Busson and William Thornton Thompson
Surveyors The sd of March, Si deposited Office
of j. R. Beard Notary Public for reference Lots Nos 49,
10 and 20 each feet front Magazine street,
by hundred and twenty feet in depth Lot No Fl
inches the former by and twenty
feet in depth and front The latter and Lots Nos
each thirty feet front Ieonne by hundred
and thirty nine feet and inch in dph all having parallel
lines American measure.
Tho improvements Consist of large frame house occupyng
the whole front Of the Magazine having
eight different cneents containing each two rooms Of
Il of at least fifty dollars a month,
Also, lot OF Household Furniture consisting of Bed and
Clerks Office.
n~ TERMS OF sALE.-For the Real Estate onehird cash
and the balance Mt and IL months secured by
said property bearing interest per cent
annum from date until maturity and after maturity
annun, until final payment. For the moyeabes, Cash
Act Of Sale before Ernest Gomagee Parish RECORDER at
the expense Of the purchaser. rna7 I'd
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON COMMON STREET.
between Phillppa NOW Dryade) Circus (now Ram,
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SUCCESSION DE JAMES LILLIs, DECIDE.
PAR J. B. WALTON,

Encanteur-s0 rue du Gang.
IEUDL, lie 80 mars 1860. o midi. q In RouFse
De SCharles confomsmrnt ordre de Hon.
Morgan JUICE de Ia Deuxcme cour de District de Nou-
l59l2au compile de- Ii ssde succession pro-
pritts ciapres d6signse. savof: 3#
uN CERTAIN TERRAIN les batisss ct sneoratiens
qui tronyen sne dams lie Premier District de VILE
dams Piiet borne les Magnolia Mcponene,
Iects mesursn pieds pouces gnes de face Ia
Magnolia III peds ponces 2gues Ell w ues pouces
de profondeur, entire lignes irrsg ulsires.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dounera notes prop1es
ordres ct deux ehacune pour
raison de pour parr jour vente svec
hypoheaue speciale Ia propre Placement
Ia balance compliant -
Acte de vente pardevnnt A. Abas notare public
de lacquereur. fen milo IL "a %
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amtituIar Mutitfs.

sP-statc Normal schooI-The Third M,ds 4 An n
the 7h April Il A. NJ the building Clio street. between
81. Charles and Prytania streets, First District.
Applications for admission state the full name
scholastic and social Of the
applicants and he addressed To The Executive Committee on
hs State Normal School, and left with the undersigned re-
Applicants residing In the city desired to report III
" the School SATURDAY, the 2st inst at9A nseves
BY order Of the Executive Committee NJ D.
m2g tai WILLIAM o. ROf-
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uNRESERvED AND POSITIVE SALE OF VERY
valuable half square ground In the Fourth District
aey adoi.ing the of the splendid mansion and grounds
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BY PLAC1DE J. SPEAR,

SUCCESSION OF SIMON DUCLOS--No. l6, 252-SEC0yD
District Courtsae to the highest bidder twelve months
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A LARGE AND VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE SITUATED
on Circus street between Girod Julia Streets First Dis
trct with Us shares Of Citizens Bank stock.
BY n, A. KTNGSTONJ
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

A society for "ameliorating the condition
of the poor dry-Roods clerks Of London has
been formed. Seventy-ive ladies of the
highest rank, including the still beautiful
Duchess of Sutherland, have bound them
selves by vow, not to shop on Saturdays
after two o'clock. The society is spreading
rapidly among the rank and fashion Of Lon
don. When win our fashionable ladies in
troduce this benevolent enterprise here
This seems to be about the only evil that has
not been ameliorated in our society. Ifladies
can not forego shopping so as to give the
clerks half holiday on Saturday, let fair
be held to raise fund for providing the
clerks with a pint Of ale or brandy y-smash
each, every Saturday afternoon, to refresh
exhausted nature
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TheLatestNews
By TttteRapV no TINE DaNV PRESS
From Washinstou.


WASHINGTON July 22-Accounts continue
TO reach this city that our mercantile marine
is subjected 10 the most annoying perpleAi-
ties in the waters of the Netherland India 20
much 80, indeed, that unless some remedy he
interposed by our Government no American
commander will risk his life and the prop
erty of his employer in those seas. Several
cases of mysterious conduct, reaching to vio-
lent assaults on the ship officers, have oc-
CURED within the past few years at Batavia,
Gouvadaya, and other Dutch East India
ports, and when the authorities were invoked
for protection, the answer was the alleged
eutrages occurred under the American flag,
and were not recognizable by the Dutch au-
thorities
The cases of the Hussdr Norman and the
more recent one of the Stdg-houRd in which
the estimable son of Captain Hussar was
brutally murdered, are well known in this
city. The last-named case is now before Mr..
Hilzer, the Solicitor of the Treasury and
shows a degree of supercilliousness on the
part of the Dutch authorities at Batavia
amounting almost to the offense of pdrticepS
criminis. The opinion obtained that we
should have a new convention with the Gov
ernment of the Hague, and until such con-
vention is ratified, the United States should
by all means send some of our most promi-
nent naval officers to that station to guard
against further injuries.
Joseph Gales, of the National Intelligencer,
died last night in the seventy-6tth year Of his
age. He was, during two-thirds of his life,
connected with that establishment. For sew
eral years past he had been very infrm, but
continued his usual visits to the Office until
toward the end of the last week. He was
deservedly held in the highest esteem by all
classes of the community. His decease occa-
sions the deepest sorrow. Mr.. Gales is to be
buried Tuesday, from his country-seat, Elkin-
ton, near this city. There will, in all proba-
bility, be large funeral-procession.
The Postmaster General is about to issue
an important circular to postmasters, requir-
ing in all cases Postage-stamps, and mot
money to be used in prepayment Of postages
and prohibiting the use of the rating-stamp in
canceling postage-stamps.
A neglect to cancel postage-stamps effect
ually, or to post-mark letters plainly, will be
regarded as cause for serious censure if not
removal, and all Postmasters are requested
to report every instance of such neglect al
the appointment office. Instructions are also
to be issued in execution of the recent pro-
vision of Congress for the return of letters Ia
the writers thereof when they are not taken
out of the office by those to whom they are
addressed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

LIFE AND BATHING AT CAPE MAY.-Life at
Cape May is thus hit off by some body who
has seen the elephant:
Rush down through the crowd-go in
lemonsl-sw'p pillow refreshing the first ice
cold swash Of foam--toe-deep, ankle-deep,
lSnee-deep-Ive got Flinders by the hand
jolly little hand--whoop-th surf is up to
her nice little black leather belt now
steadyl-turn my back to great sea--here
comes an elephant breaker, regular Great
Eastern rolling in-an all-devouring smooth
rolling monster--ah, but Flinders gives a
lovely scream-just before it breaks lift her
up; hold her high-am lost myself in a
watery abyss-but wave lifts us--takes us in,
md Flinders declares with emphatic delight
she actually Seemed to fly in shore-it was
so deliciousl Yes--dont doubt it-not much
flying for gentleman bather, though. Wants
a strong arm and long practice to bathe girl
well this way-girl must know how, too
know how to catch breaker just before break
ing-turn feet in shore-half fioat--let upl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

Secretary Cobb, in his speech at the Breck-
inridge ratification meeting at Washington,
referred the Democratic party to the only
resource for help in the present emergency
He said
81 tell you, my friends, have faith Faith is
everything and faith will carry us triumph
antly through this contest
Faith is the only thing that will do it. St.
Paul defines faith to be "the substances OF
things hoped for, and the evidence of things
not seem Let the Democracy cling to faith
Works have given out
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

CURIOUS STORY ABOUT Lie HTNIss.-A cu-
rious story, authenticated by names and
Journal and Courier. 1t is, that a lady dur
ing shower, saw distinct current of light
ming pass from one window to another. She
found in two places upon the carpet sub
stance burning with q bright white fame
and emitting strong sulphurous odor. There
being no fire in the house at tho time, the
facts seem conclusive that they were drops
Of the fluid which had fallen, or been elected
fsom the current In its passage through the
apartment. a9.- s1-S As4l-lf M
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GO up Rnldhend.I,,

An electioneering speech from the White
House is rather novelty in this Govern
ment. The venerable 0ldbuck seems to
make this innovation for the purpose of for
mally letting his mantle fall on Mr.. Breckin-
ridge. There are some who affect to doubt
whether he intended this as an extinguisher
of Breckenridge. According to precedent,
the venerable President, having transferred
his mantle, ought to be Immediately trans
lated ..t.,.