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Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08
Groceries, prurie ions, &r.

OFFER FOR SALE
5000 mats China Rice.
200 bbls Haxall and Pacific extra Flcur.
200 bags Rye and Buckwheat Flou.
1000 lbs. Pearl Barley, IIomuy, Far'na, SC,
1000 bags brHn, Shorts and Middlings.
10n0 bags Sonora Seed Wheat.
1000 bags Corn and Chicken Wheat
500 bags Oats and Rye.
800 bags cheap Salt.
80 bags green and yellow Peas.
90 bales New Hops.
ro-sIia Resin
IO0 NJ Wine CorkS.
10 bbls Irish Moss
200 cases California Wine. &c
1000 bS CAL, Swiss, Lmburg and Green Cheese.
so bbs Saur- Kraut.
80 kegs ca. and Dutch Herring.
200 gals bourbon and Irish Whlskey, Jamaica
Rum, &c
800 do French Brandy, Portwine, Sherry, &c
900 cases French Syrups, Sweet Wine, &c.
500 lbs French Chocolate.
SO 6Tkns Cooking Butter.
100 kits best Table Batter.
so Nj German Cigars.
20 bales Gunnv BAGS
800 empty Butter and Pork Barrels.
The above, as we'll AS all other kinds Of Groceries,
Pro-is.oIs "a Liquors, will be sold for cash at
YER smalla trance on San arc. SEQ prices.
nov2Sm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08
Remarkable Instance Of Medical Ee-
lief

~ Below we publish the certificates Of three oil the
sufferers from the pIugs of disease. who, having
covered Their former health and mpelled by gratl-
tude make known heir cases and remedial agent,au
their statements are authenticated by a Notary Pub
lie. The demands of society nperiously command
their publicity, and commend their perusal to the
attention ol ali afflicted:
If,,J.,1sv 10 t1a J,co,,J;,o d, /J..at:t..J
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08
WEDNESDAY AND sATURn,v
oT EACH WEEK.

TIE SINGLE NUMBER LO7rEpJps
(Auhorized by the State of Georgia,
IRA" every sAIURDAY-also one Grand Schema
per month-with capltal nrlze ~ ]-'-0
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08
Class XVIII-E -Equestrianlsm
Certificates Of NIemberslip can be procured Of The

OCT VHVaIts VI NTtIlIlVI97IIP g'I-I y -
Secretary or Treasurer
G. N. SW Ely, President.
7. p, OTIS, 1st Vice President.
CHAS. l.. LOW, Treasurer
CHAS NJ. GURlIAM, secretary.
ET. WILKINS, fuba Co,
II, j. BOOTH, do
col. FINLEY. do
JUDGE HANILIN, sutter CO.,
TIOS HOLLOWAY, do
W. HENSIlAW, Butte CO.,
J. W. THOMPSON, Plumas, ! Vice Pres't.
G. W. GIdDLEY Butte,
I. c. SINGLErNRY, Colusa,
DO WOODS, Nevada CO.,
LEVI II TnN ER, Shasta CO.,
s. W. LANG1ON, sierra CO.,
J. r. OEANDALL. PAGER co.
r. j. WALSH, Iehama CO.,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08
Cfnss XVII.
FIELD oRcrs

NOTICE No farms, vineyards, orchards or nurse
ries will b. visited without the being enter for
premium with the Secretary before the lst day Of
| Aurust
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08
Nay
and there is a physician
HENRY MESSLIN
!. s., s., '' r. j. TnIDAULT Notary Public.

DR. III. CZApKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute Is on Sucrdhento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office,
san francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks no Iauueratio unless he effects cure
Once hours 'FRONT.' A. II. to 8 Pm.
sEy~The following letter, which emphaticaly speaks
for itself was written by the Dem OF the Faculty Of
the PhiIa elphin College of Melicine-to the editors
of the Pacific Medica and Surgical journal, San Fran
risn fnr fAlLhILnu
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

Tea Plant exhibit 10
Hops. best 25 pounds 10
Notice of the above must be riven to the Secretary,
who will make the proper entry. such notice musl
be accompanied with the affidavit the owner and
two disinteresed persons, the number Of bushels
poui ds produced to the acre Wherever the Visiting
Committee can visit they will make the examination
for themselves e7ea
Class lI-Equestrianlsm.
1st 2d
Most accomplished lady rider 500 80
The Managers of the Society will be present during
the Fair give all general direction and forage will be
furnished gratis for premiums
Address CHAs. NJ. GoRHiN, Secretary A. IT, and NJ.
Society of the Northern District Of California; at Ma
rysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08

IN The department ofthoroughbred animals, whe,h
er c'tile or iorses no. vii be permitted to com
pete but such as furnish complete pedigree.
No. l8-Roadsters
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08
Cattle Show,

AlREvnTloy.--F. D.-Ffamed Diploma
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-08
Class V.-Graips, Seedss Vegetables and
Darys

Samples Of grain and seed in all cases 10 be depos
tied in the museum OF the Society.
Corn, l bushel or OveT ;
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THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
IMPORTANT SALE for account of the City of New Orleans
on long credit, without reserve
OPENING OF CLAIBORNE, RocHEBLsyE AND MgRo
..54 Streets.
BY J. 3. WALTON, @-.-
Office 40 Camp street.

l.
ohce 40 Camp street.
Eschaass y ofdsr ' aaa ,oI sesaaa III z
foons snd dpe dos %
Roehsbave and Miro - V opening '' Claiborne
FOUR lots or epouNo n ,ha 1,;u,
city in the bounded by Bayou Road KeTlc9se and
s'.ss.s' % ~ ss 80 'o ieiasTs,
Get opt on RefeIsc street BY depth aad front oehebave
iine On The side Of lot No. 2
The improvements consist Of an od shed fng partl on tbs
lot Ne and partly On lgt No. =
sa r.! iis No. o9i + O. an j,5eas 0 fem % gd
@ s i ,fel On one he on BayoH Bead and feet inches
Il i a l9i II y !ieTse by dep,h q l35 f
INCHES agd liaes on the stae of lo No 3 =
sy 2t ssti S itR 81 h5s II e9ns Of GOOD one
lot No measures 70 fee, rorton p,,,, w., j u 4
R 5is y rie asSg Sg ess dph z ifgf 3es y
nehe and lines o. III e ae sge ar @ q N n TO- aud 100 feet 10
lot No measures % feet front on Bayou Road SO feet is
nsas; Il, a ard a Ins front Kerleree depth 100 iee
lneson the other side. - '''l % 'se' aAu
on oSE IoT OF GROUND il the sanage bounded by Bsyop
on SS o o ase oad D = s eeT A. measqng q feet
on Kerifc stree he ona III t cfs m mes front
- feet ne and lines les ieet inches and lines On
- ''
Rocebaye Kcrierec Columbus and oiboBde g
leu " 'H' nos : : ana .
Lot No q feet inches an5 lines front on Roche
depth and front keeec sncbe and lines
the corner OF Rochebiaye ond Kerlerec streets >
ay and ne on is The ifgn. Tsar e ,fsf 81
S2 feet inches and lines on the side OF lot No. 3.
Lot Ne j. of form measuring 2as feet 10 inches
nhs a e n T9nt @ on IN @ & stsss by depth Of
and lines the other side Of the tangs l'"''
RneLsde Lots Ur @ m IN the square bounded by
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
The 1sgTs,s KS sIays PAUIJs,R aged about

Tue le3Esss sIaYe Pt UtIFyf syed hE1o1t IT 7asrs.
BB- TEMS-For the real one+thtrd CASH the
balance credit Of and years, in ofe Of The
purchasers, TO their beang
per cent from daY Of sale maturity and per
cent thereafter, II pnHcfuqly Esd, until ayTsnt
-
The purchasers Of the property square bounded y G
Broad, Canal Dofgeno strcss are 10
notes IL coupons for division between the rcpropre.ors
For tie Save-Gssh.
Acts before d. l. Rcards NotetT pntItc At sse
pense Of fAe purchasers. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

AUcrIo TEEh-Ohicef 20 Camp strest
GhTURDAY5 DeetnabeA" sth, 1860, at I2
- O'clock NJ at the W. Charles Exc auge, IN
order OIL the Hon. r H. Morgan Judge Of The Second
G9grt S ri eS New Orleans Docket No ested October
property for account Of the sueces Of v Jos deceased
NINE LOTs OF GROUND N tfs trare n. 1ded by Gas
Suet Broad Canal and Dorggaois Streets desgn By the
Nos TO 81 Ncs 10 D. inclusive, measuring each nj feet front
Gasque street, BY depth OF la lot No ming the
Of fasgHst and Dotgsnos Ios MOI 10 ~
elusive, adioin The n feet @ fas.
qgst stree BY depth 81 I5g feet 70 iuehes and nes
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in the Of JelTersrn In tkfs
bounded by Lafei, Cad Jersey Yaence seets
designated By the Nos II 49, inclusive measuring each III
feet inches and fiHss from, Laurel street dep of
100 fee between parallel liner Lot No. IL The corner Of
Laurel and Cadix stYeets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
RILLIARD TABLES BALLARD TABLES


the several Inquiries made u.s. regard the
quality of Cushions Of thu Billiard Table exhibited by N.
BRUNSWICK BRO, Of this city the Mechanics Fair
and which played friendly game, the l0
happy tesafy in Justice The makers that their Tables
land Cushions in aricuaT petieet in OF
angles and Of The opinion that they he relied sach
consider the which played The best hags
ever seen We would further no difficulty
Whatever in acertanng the angles whereby direct
the balls make counts did perceive any hard
ness in way The balls the cuhipus from which
we infer that whole their Tables perfect every shape
OF form fact It pleasure play this Table the
balls ran smooth and could be desired We therefore
ctoertuy ths Aegsrs Brunswick all
and scientific players we'll all those engaged bill
lard business, worthy Of patronage. .
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SECGEss70N DE @. " JoNTE, DaoRTg-NEUF TgT,
rains sH5 la Gasqnesx Taralns dass la vile de c
PAR ]. B. WALTON


a0. Eacanteur-Btreau, 40Tne du Camp
SAHIEDE, lie decembre 1850, u midi a,
- Ia B0use &C. Charles ordre dc rIjan IT
Morgan. juge ds la Deaxeme Conf Ii Eouyee
dossier No 792S date lie 20 octobre 1860 era venu e,
can public les preprees syaues pour cotpe de Ia
ceson de g, v. Jente, decide, sayoir-
NEuR fERRAlNS, dams Pilt borne psr rnes Gasduet
Broad Canal ct Dergenois, dtsignts par les Nos Les
errans Nos s. elusyerner meguren caoun 2 pieds de-
face Ia rue Gasquet pofondeur dc pes lie
rain No forne penrognHre Gasaset ct ofpenos
Les terraBs Nos y incusiyeent gont cotjprs ax
Eains ciessus metieHnes ehacun faea
la rue Gasquet sur une proondeur de 59 pss ponce ct
Hgnes. f- :
SIX TERBAIN dams Ia vile de Jefferson dams liIet born6
pa les nes Laurel Cad Jersey ct Valence, dGsees par les
Hos II ~ neuslvenc fbesuFant chacnn pSs pnrces
pieds, entire gBes parallelea
lie terrain No Il forme Feneogure des Laurel Cadz
-AUSSI-
La Hegresse PAULINE, agee denviron d ans.
REF GONDETl1R5PoEr les bensfond tiers Compliant,
10 balance hn credit de dEGx ans blets dos senns.
rear eur ronre nrdte pqTtnt ntsret six pour
cent ran On J9n dc Ia Pete leug GcGuce pour
an apres lear ech6ance aseua parfat patnen hypo
theYue sur les popetes Fendus us1na pafai pa eneu
Les acguerenrs de5 srra dana iet bou6 par fes Gas
qne Broad Cana 81 Horgenoi5 devront eurs ets
pretaires ~ ~ = -
Pour rEeseaya-Canipiant.
Actes de pafdeyant D Ricardo notae public sux
ffas des acquGrGurs nj s "a al 7 81
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FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Which he personally selected had manufactured order
He would call particular attention his styles Of
sI.EEPING-RooM FURNITURE, in Mahogany aud yiols.
Ebony.
PARLoR. DINING-Roosi and LIBR AIRY FURNITURE
FANCY ARTICLES OF FURNITURE.
SILK FURNITURE sTUFFs, DAAIAsKs and LAMPAs.
SHADES RUGS, SPRING BLINDS etc.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN and BONNET CURTAINS.
splendid assortment of MIRRoRs consisting of Mantei
Glasses and Venetian Mcdallions.
G0R6ICES, GI1DINGs, and extensive variety of such
goods.
PURE ALFENIDE DISH COVERS Plates Oh Gasors, I.s
quor Stands DINNER and TEA SETS in Plain aud es-
namenta Porcesn of bohemian and Paris cryatsl
FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TEA AND TOILET TABLE,
in Crystal Biscuit Porcelain; Fancy and Seaee
Cups splendid Vases, s;atue,tes, Clocks Lamps, Jai
Lieres, ETC., etc.
A Splendid Assortment of Rrony 30.
Consisting Groups Parlors statnsttes Amt que vasss
Clocks and copies from lie great ees Of anil
guilty. by BaEbedenne and sanvse, which viii 6s sold xssy
low.
Being unwilling to deal any longer CARPATIStSsA viii
sell the balance Of ha1ine Of goods which has
COST PRICE His consists general sssrmens
of yelye and Brussels, Rugs, French Sksdoes @ Aiso
Mosquito Neings aaa Canton aiattings.
ue always hassn hand atall supply ehAasIED COLA
OIL.
r. MALLAaD,
o29 2rsa-tei % Reyal street.
| A 24E AND PoRTEss-Laadirs ship Reapss, ssaq.
80 80 ea1as J sNSes4is sS.st Eas. tpsia Pale
Ivy .ahbsrts
e e fissssa;s fAississ tsyles ssssa,'
4 v.s.,a - Maskstlis .s
ne cosasr atsssr ana New ieyse So
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A.sUsEMEHIls
FRIDAY EygSfgg TgczweKa 1ss

Ar'sEo x COLLINS, acting Manager
oyyeTTKggaYI TFEEgaY i sETgSEsg gl.1,l prgEMsEg I8sa
9s53 II3s sFsa TAsf saiss @ Es sa sST6s d @
as sSsdss NJ s' a9os Bfsas ] fssi H. e. e. Jsap: y
8 S88fs s6 M m mRasgfp2 gigt ss T. ee GhssssTs r s aas
ofsea aoas fs+asd Vssaao yag NJ 3
II III. " si, poLKf IisT III 1iPf It
~ i'.1 s fSeiai Il Isd ' Tue
PRICEs 0F ADMIssToEl- Prfvaie Boxes according 10
Seats Rsserved srng tie d. s. oaaaroa Gallery
Boz once open daily 6-u 10 t.i ecoes X to osGiaef
n. where Seas and Boxes secafsd daysin al
spo9rs gpsp Il half o'clock pso lacs
d w B. CHrPPENpALE. Treasu1er.
A CADEMK OF MUSIC ACADEMY or MUSIC
-FornerIy-
Speeding & Rogers Anapaftheaser.
g. 6HEhE7 r. d3IBFR rissss2ss
Positively the last Night but Te the Engagement y The
FRIDAY EVENING, December 7, 1860.
Two Operas: MEYER JUDGE BY APPsAgAEeEs-
Dc BELIEVING NJ Drayion louise z coas ~ aasd d s B
ye Mr. b nTaysop 10 conelade with tie comic osFs
20 g-tirsnd Mat saturday at Il o'clock.
Monday Dec oFrsi 81 aish, Il Dan Rice. scs show
HJ~Fer particulars small bfils.
Gsns oeed ssst asgras g n
drsr and eergans in attsncs Is cents Midday
only. gs
B5-Oace cpsn from 9 A. NJ. .toaPM dr.
SF. CHARLES TIzEATEsR-sT. CHARLES ST.
-Iessee.
Nf' ~ Acting Manager.
Benefit of MISS B4IEMAH.
FRIDAY EVENING, Decsmbsr- !. 1850,
The cettratea plev. eniftlet IsGoMAR THE BARBAI
KLAN--Fattiaena Miss Batenlan; In<cnaT, Mr.. q. Popc
10 conclude 8Fh he btTlesquG of MRS. NORMA
Mr.. Noirns Ben DeBar; Ms Adelgsa A Mcdaaus; Master
Polio. Miss s3surs Honey.
s~In Reheess aI-"Noah o''seis Ronance Poor
PRICES OF oFADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Pargnette rs
cents; Second Circle, 80 Gallery, cents Quad
room Boxes each Is cent; Private E5xes eseh Sc.
Doors at s oeocl perforranceto eegn o'clock
dE 7. GLEASON, Treasurer.
NEW OPERA HOUSE-coIsER OF BOURBON
~ and Toulouse streets.
SATURDAY NIGHT. DC 8. 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
j. B. WALTON.

CITY AUCTIoNEER,
And AUeTIoNEER APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for tho Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS etc, etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues bis personal attention all sales Of Real Estate
sa7ss Furniture Bank and other Stocks succesons and Nor
chandis5 generally.
He invites sencn to bis sytem Of plans plan
Real hsatensuguraed At large cxpenss-embracing every
square and every lot in every square, with the
hefeo the name Of the ind other valuable information
taken from the most authentic s0ces-sccuring the pu
chase tac and appaemen Of Real Eate unequaed a47an
ages and information.
nBTnrnnre and other ont danr aiag attended, t ss27 e
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AUCTIOE SALES: SALES

..-,-.--:At AogL1UG SALES.
4 DAMAGED DRY GOODS
| bales Blue, White and Gray Blankets
| Also
i 4 cases Of Furniture and Assorted Prints
! And
| IA cases 6f York Deuims Twiiis, Cioakings, etc.
EZ g. LEAUMoNT, BLACHE e5 co.
| Auction Rooms, 90 Chartres street.
HSIDAK, ,; ,h.,,. the 9TH inst., aa 10 o'clock
sola s nj auction for accounto whom it may concern
"a cases and bales Of Domestic Goods imported in and dam
agsd og Il, beard of ship Liberty, from New York.
l25 LOTS OF DRY GOODS, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE
BY PLACfnE J. SPEAR,
-..=5 Office. IA ChaTtres street
bis auction siofa 10 II cbaTires steel betSeda
bGnye gnd Cont Streets at public auction without
l25 lo If Dry Goods, such as White and Brown cotons
sanete Canton FIanneis Piaid shawis Ribbons BianIets
&1-TEEM5-At sale. do
100 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoGANs.
-Also-
100 dozen MEMS and Beys' assorted Gaps
200 lots of Fine Winter Clothing.
BY g. BEAUMONT. BLACHE Ss CO.,
Auction Roorss No. 60 Chartres street
ERIDAY. the 7th inst, af 10 o'clock A .
NJ Al their auction No % Charities win be
100 Boots. Shoes ard Brogans.
100 dozen MEMS and Boys assorted Caps.
At Il o'clock. up stairs .s-
ns-rERMs@atsaie. sal : 40 '''''''f o''4'Ds ds
PEREMPToRY SALE OF FINE HORSES AND MARES
without limit or reserve, at auction.
BY MONTGOMERY 65 SMITH.
R. N. MONTGOMERY Anctioneer.
.s.T.za 5u. Office, 81 Camp street.
,5S Pee: HI and ps,ssstu sattursday Dec. r
1 No. ia Ga a. street ss bssssa sns @ arape
streets. without reserve viii be Sold
in Palrs and INIT rssefve
ls yen worthy we attention 0 parehasSS dS
4..-@ SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
100 cases BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoGANs.
80 MEMS Hats -..u..MM
90 dozen American White Skirts
An assortment Of Ready Made Clctiiag
By e. ROGER & Co.
AUCTION Rooms Nos. 10 and Al Old Tayee street,
between Customhnuse and Benvile sts.
s SsA.5GEuftpAT. December s, at 10 o,c,agIk A.
Te stfoc betwecT GaaGoae and Bienviiie street, l be
IDl case, 30 Is, Shoes and BrogaHs.
@... 80 cases Mens Hats.
80 do8an American Shirts.
ng-TERMsAt sale. d7
DRY GOODS s,.................-......D DRY GOODS.
-@ BY r. SCOTT,
WIN. sYER, Auctioneer,
No So Gravter street
SATURDAY, the stI, inst, at II o'clocIt a.
"uso, vSia. mla, 9s of SGD 90 a ,r,t p,,o
American Prints Jeans weeds Madfas Ginshan Hdkfs
F9-TERMs-Gash. 4ag.m d.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS AT AUCTION.
BY r. SCOTT,
Wa. SYEE Auctioneer,
No. 50 Gravier street
SATTuRsD:AsY, s the sth inst, at 10 O'clock A.
wi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

ROzEMAN'S HOSPITAL,
No. 90 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Eearthe Carrollton Railroad Terminus
DIR. N. BszEMAN, lnte of Montgomery Aiao having 10
Gated In New 0rean5 takes this method Of announcing that
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WOMAN'S HOSPITAL,
and ready TO receive patients The building tad
Is admirably adapted to the purpose and being situated in such
convenient and desirable part Of the city, thai he feels
ran,sd in sayir & that il affords unusual advantages
The rooms are generally large and airy have all under
gone thorough repair
Both whites and blacks admitted.
For terms of admission, apply the office in the building.
fu1h LII
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

OFFICE CARonDELEr CANAL AND NAvtGArroN GoxpANyl
OF EEw ORLEASs,
New Orleans lee. g. 1860.
EJHAt u general mee citing of the StockhnIti.
ets held on ihe 6tn of November t The following resJton
Rnirn0Ialg ado 9ted
Resolved hat the Roatd Of Directors the assent and
concurrence Of special COMMIT the part StochOd
composed ni netTs a. Csrriere L. sur H. Dugue b.
OConnl and f. Rca1 he, and they hetepy and
empowered afer versng for daring
at least thirty days in least published in the
city OF New Orleans in The French and Egh anguages to
lease the sad Canal together wh the dreJge boats o4d
rr period excsedmg fifteen years and con.
diou be ceeted Board OF Direc
tors and special committee further with fn
authority beh a this CouFany sn tuch
act acts may be esayy au.elca carry INTO
effect such If lease thus be and ac
pied them. LOUIS SITRGJ President
Louis AGsEr, Secretary IA a.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07


III EELER's......... .TfEfLLEEs'S
HELLER'S
HELLER's
HELLER'S
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY,
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
TRICKS OF INDIA.
TRICKS OF TNhIA.
TRICKS OF INDIA.
TRICKS OF INDIA. ="u@ :
ILLUSIONS. MAGIC.
"9- ILLUSIONS. MAGIC.
LuSIONS..........MAGIO.
ILLUSIONS. MAGIC.
ARMoRY HALL.
ARAI0RY HALL
ARMoRY HALL.
ARM0RY HALL
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
ONE WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, DEC, TO-
MONDAY, DEC. 10. ==5
MONDAY, DEC, 10.
MONDAY, DEG. 10. r80 if
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:. q. WAITnN.

SUCCESSION o. g. Y. JoNTE DECEASED = NINE
Lots of Ground on Gasqpet sreetSix Lots Of Ground
/ in the City Of LETTERS ~
L r,-r sI1cNr
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F% NEGROES EDH SA AME-I HAVE
&sS inst arrived Hnnared Fifty MI "A
gRoEs, fsons frginss and Maryisad such as s1e eS
zchanies Hourss Ssrv7Hss. Cooks, Washers
lronErs Field H9ds viii daftfs nae 80
esvery inonh1 sppS excnsfy stases
pFees times .sh m
approTgd city aceeptanrs Trs eanbe honzs
o20 GIN j. NJ WILSON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

SOUTHERN BAaK
New Orleans Nov 2S. 1860
B5Te An election for six Directors of this In
stitdon the ensuing year will be al the Banking
House the 18th December 1860 from IL o'clock nj
nzI tdl2 THOS. LAYTON, Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

Rk~ CAR0TsTaA AND VIRGINIA NE u
- GEsOHtsThe subeeriher has just arrived With LEN
4 - gsnE e very likely Caro- ina and Virvsasa Ne @
sOFS cnniisting Of FtsH Hands, Is5rsr Ser z
wants. Ceokss Washers Iraerz No. Ser kiaysr sTd
will be receiving fresh supplies bring the senon Psssr
Wishing viii Hn3 II g1 rrs -
hey will ses04t accommodating orxas. -
ii. ". PEFERsaa
Ee28 Gni 3s 7lsssai5 Is Pe1f5ia ttrrs<.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
FOR RENT---FOR RENT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ID ENEoVAL-DR. MeKELTEY HAS REMOVED HIS
IA Office and Residence No ST. Charles street
between Poyd street md I.aayette Square. d4 tt
NJOTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATE-FIRE
Royal street. for the present Eo.sT
Bisnvile street. EEAaLE Il CARPENTER.
New Orleans. August L. 1860. aui4 tt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
For SALE

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Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-07

LEGIsLATIvE.--On Thursday, in the Senate
communication from the Governor appoint.
ing A. Gray Morgan as Commissioner of EN-.
igrants for the port of San Francisco, was
received, and the appointment confirmed. =
But little other business was transacted.
In the House, Mr. Laspeyre gave notice
that he would introduce bill to repeal the
act of March, 1859, authorizing the construc.
ton of TELEGRAPH line from the city of San
francisco to the city of Los Angeles.
Notice was introduced, OF bill to provide
for the construction of a wagon road from
Sonora, in Tuolumne county, to the State
Line at point near Mono Lake, in Utah
Territory.
Notices of various other bills were intro
ducsd, and several Senate bills concured in.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-07
Needless Fear.

The CONSERVATION consequent upon the
TIarper's Ferry emeute, and which still con-
Times in Virginia, is hardly reasonable. No
slaves at all were concerned in it, and the
danger of any general insurrection was small
indeed. A far more formidable disturbance
occurred at Southampton in the same State
2s years ago. Then the negroes arose Of
their own accord, and without any instigation
from the North butchered some Of their mas
ters, and seemed determined to recover their
liberties at all hazards. They were put down
not without difficulty. But. so far from be
ing unduly excited over the matter, the ques
tion of emancipating the slaves,-in order to
get rid of the trouble of avoiding insurrec-
tions or of quelling them-was calmly and
deliberately discussed in the Virginia Legis-
ature. Shareholders arose in that body and
declared their convictions freely that slavery
was an evil and that it oughtto be abolished;
that it was cheaper to hire labor than to en-
force it, and, indeed, abundantly advanced
all those arguments for its extinction which
are now commonly used by the Abolition
lists.
If % years have rolled around since that
most formidable insurrection, and have left
the slaves of Virginia so docle that they had
to be taken prisoners before they would leave
their masters plantations to go with Old
Brown, at Harper's Ferry, we hardly think
that the insane foray of that individual need
to throw aLy very horrifying shadow over
the Southern mind. 1t will be some time
before Old Brown has successor to follow in
his footsteps.