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IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,
corner of Cypress and Prieur streets at Auction.
BY J. 3. WALTON,

Auctoneer-ohfce 40 Camp street.
eATURDAY, Feb. 2, 1871. at IL o'clock ~,
. nj the St Charles Exchange public auction will he Soft
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the First District OF this city.
forming the of Cypress and Peur streets in the square
honnded NV Cy press Johnson Ptieur julia seets neasur
Ing n fee inches Cypress street. by depth
ard front on Prieur street of lis feet
hr this lot consist Of three frame
Dwelling Houses containing each and kitchen for
each DWELLING Sheds cserns The whole rented ut s2Z
per month ..Ez
half CASH balance in one and two years, IN
the notes Of the purchaser bis order bearing cent
interest er ennum day sale maturity, and cent
thereafter punctuay paid with special mortgage Oh we
property sold until final payment -
The buildings be insured to the satisfaction OF the Fendo5
by the purchaser and the policy OF insurance TO be
10 the vendor until final payment. ,
sale before TheoGore o. Stark Notary Public 81
expense Of the purchaser. 5a5D
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BUREAU DU CANAL CAROFDELET EFT DE LA
COMPAGNIE DE NAVIGATION. 7

BUREAU CANAL CARoEDELET EFT DE LA
COMPAGNIE DE NAVIGATION.
Nouveile- ORLEANS. IS Dec. 1850.
E9- Conformement AUX resolutions adGp~
shemte 1u Bureau des Dceteurs Gontt lrs
membres la Copanic lie 10 dicprnhre 10 des
positions che6es reGues huren de In Compagne
iusauauFt NDREDI Ter jour de evrer 1861 nciusvemeut
pour Ia oca bail pendant deu2e ans du Canal CarOndee
Bateaux Nettoye Chemin Coquie EdifceS lie privilege
de collector pGage du Canal du Bayou St Jean du Che
min Coq6 ct ous les autres dros privileges de Ia Com
pagne dapes ctarte ct les amendments qu rap
mort Les de propositions devront facs suvnt les sPG
ccaons adopee par de Gompagne lie 10 ddcemore 1860
me cope esque les certi6e par lie Secrae, est ach6e
an bureau dc la Compagne iusquan dit Ter fevrie 1861
peu des enchGrisseurs public
general. . ..-,-...- .
signe de la Compagne ct mrqudes rcspecvomcn
pronosons pour la location bail du Canal Caroudelet,
G9s I'd LOUIS GAGNET, Secrdtaire.
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OFFICE OF THE CANAL CARoNDELET AND7
NAVIGATION COMPANY,
New Orleans Dec IS 1860, \

u5- According to resolutions adopted at Il
meeting Of the Board of Directors and Committee of Stock
holders on the 18th December 1861 Sealed Proposals will be
ceyed Office of the Company until list day Of
February 1851 inclusive the leasing during period of
iweye Years the Canal Carondeet the DreRe Boats Shell
road and Buildings the privilege of collecting toll the
Canal the BAYOU ST. John the Sheroad and all other
rights and privileges the Company under its charter and the
thereto. Said Proposals 10 be made with refer
day December 1860 copy of which certified by the secre
lurv remains the Office of the Company until The said
Is day February 1851 inclusive for reference by the bid
ders and the public in general
The Proposals shall sealed addressed to the under
signed Secretary of the Company and marked respectively
proposals for the leasing the C.rondelet CaIal etc.
LOUIS GAGEET, Secretary.
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lspaAN05x's FM9fAE1G CORDIAL-

r ISEHANC&S'S FkGEkAE4E CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYING l. INvIG0RATINGl l. REGULATING
For producing Blooming Complexion, Erect and Graceful
Carriage Body Cheerful Disposition Removing BloGhes
and Errpons from the Fnee Cnrius Low Spirits Mclhn
choly Dzs ess Papittion Of the Heart Pains in the head
Back or Limbs Whites and all the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Mensruatien 10
which the Female Sex Is subject
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL
Originally compounded for purpose of bringing and
regulating Monthly PERIODS Of Women which II does under
adv and al circumstances LsfrAnck's Female Cordial also
proves TO be the Female nsorHor md Beautier known
It has been ny tested in Mobile and to be equal 10
ali it has been represented.
The lady of Of the prominent citizens Of Mobile has
recently of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss of mind through apathy nactiou Of the womb By the
usa of sancs F4a Cordial after all other remedies had
failed this orgsn excited healthy action and she
once health happiness and The society Of her
family and friends.
Numerous equally surprising of the desperate Fee
male cases disease become known the propretos
s7~Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & Co, New Orleans; TAI
LIANT & CO.. Mobile und Druggists generally. se24 1y
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At CORNER OF
TchonDiteplas and Felicity streets
BY ). 3. WALTON,
rATURDAY, Feb. 2, 1861, at 1e O'Clock N

6tATUR DAY, Feb. 2, 1861, at Is O'CLOCK W',
. ~ St, Charles Exchange. viii he sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND in tila Fitst District 81 IN CITY
in the square bounded by Tchoupnnas Religious Felicity and
Streets measuring 81 feet inches lines front Oh IGhou
pifonas 10 and lines front on fehcy
street 20 feet inches Ia the rear l21 feet 10 inches and
lines other side and forms the corner Of Tehonpitoua8
and Felicity streets.
The improvements this int consisting Of onesoFy Trau1e
Bnidng Of Tchoupnulns and Felicity streets
occupied house. and known The Scewrnens HAL
rented s55 per month"; and Frame Building II Mt
ing Tchnupolas divided into four teneens con
tanning each efterns etc. With M alley IN The re-
wide opening Felicity street Three Of the above ten
ernens are rented at SIC per month, each .
s-TERNso nehird cash balance onl and years credit
cent per from day Of sale msuy and PEI
cent thereafter psncuay paid with special mortgage
on the property sold until final t5ment.
The buildings be insured TO the satisfaction q the venao
purchaser and The policy OF insurance TO be
to the vendor until hual payment. .
Act Of sale before Theo o. Stark, notary public at the
pensa of the purchaser js30
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pz-Louisiana Guards-Phe maemberS Of this
Company will attend Drill every WEDNESDAY and SAruR;
DAY nj 6S O'Clock P NJ the Armory ST. Charles and
streets Every member is requested be puncual
in attendance BY order: =. M. TODD, Captain.
IrNuy r KESNER First Sergeant ms If
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NSy-Crysfal Fount Division, No. a, s. of u.
meets every THuRSD Y EVENING in the Hull Of the Y n
O. A. No. So Coup street Officers TOR tho present erm-W
p j. o. Neibert W. A W. r. Norment; r. g.. HI ORGY
fuss 4. R. s, ". ". Cooper F. $, P Cgrwep9; IT, "a
Booth O. WIN. McPeake A. O., T. H Dryden; l. s., :. An
derson o. g. W G. Watkins Chap James GovRn p v. P:
Joseph Gibbons Visiting Committee il. o. Eehert, W T..
Norment II. ]. Dreyuss, Edw Booth A. Anderson, VIM.
Mcpeake. ,,,.. = =, ,-,,-,,,-cc :, r.
j,, KY j.,
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Ns~Crescent lodge Nc. 8, I. u. o. f., meets
every THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room NO. l, Odd
Fellows Hall :.
Officers for the ensuing term-Geo. Swarhric n Grand NJ
DeEourcey V G.; IT, Miche Rec. Sec; NJ H. Meyer, Treas
urer; L. N. jahRn, PEI. Stcy. ,
Members Of sister Lodges aternaly invited to attend
inaE en-
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nB-HIerchnnts' Lodge No. AZ, !. Q. o. F.
Meets etery MDNp AY EVENING At O'Clock, in Room No
e Odd Fellows HALL Officers for the ensuing lermH NJ.
Isaacsou N. G VIM. H. g. King, V: Gi jain Rawle, Rec
Ser VIM H. Lindo Per Sec; Francis Rawle, Treasurer
jazz 1Y
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m5y~DudEey Lodge No. sc, e.. and A. M.. =
Regular of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
URDAY EVENING att o'clock in their Ledge Room ct the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Ha, Of st. Charles and
Psdo Streets Members Of the Graft are fraernaly invited
GyFIoGrs-Wn. r. Stewart, W. NJ; S. J, Gule W..
IT. F. Hall, J. W. Ghgddeqs D. V9pH9rn Ire9s si%
SON. J. D. Jas. B. Scot Tyler. 40 y
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TIRE ASURER'S OFFICE,
CRY JEFFERSON, Jun. l. 1861
NOTICE TO ,'FAX-PAYERS.- NOTICE rs
LIZ HEREBY all residents nsnresGens IN
dbted the City Jefferson for OF the 1860 md
previous years that the said due and payable from the
first dry Of nnuay, 1861, the first Monday in june S6l
Notice further given, that will he at my Office Ber-
lin aud Magazine streets, from O'Clock A. NJ to o'clock
p NJ receive said and II the is raid within
above mentioned time theT will be dealt with according
law. FELlA LAGROUE, Treasurer.
BUREAU DU TRESORIER,}
VILE DE JEFFERSON. Ter Jan. 1851.
Wis AUX COETHIEUAELES.- - PAR LIE
present avis, tOues pesonucs residents nortsdents
de In willie de Jefferson q enues Placement DIES
imposes contomtment Ii o pour te 1860 ct les annGes
prtcadene notifies que les dte Ees sont dues outer
du anvier 1851 j. sera mon h dams In CHAM
bre du Consei encognure Berlin MAgns vile de
Jefferson heures A. NJ heures P. M pour recevoir les
diteS taxes.
Toutes devant DIES Ia dte vile sont lie
present reques d'Gvnr aesser mon bureau dici Ter
in23 YOk FELIX LAGROUE, Trtsorier
II ANDEWGS Ex BARK MOUNT VERNON, from Leg
Ia horn20 Sab6 Of White and Fensd Marble, and 70 casks
Pnnce Stone. For sale by
felO Il 8ARELL Il Co., 81 cTarnon sire
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7 D M AT0N.

CITY AUCTI0NBER,
And AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE
WIS. SLAVES, LANDS, etc., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal ell sales of Real Estate,
Slaves Furniture BANG and other socks Suggestions and MeE
chaRdise generally.
He invites his ys.em Of plans and plan books Of
Real Estaensugdratsd et large every
square and every every square, with the measurement
thereof the name Of the owner and other valuable information
from auhsuic sourceeecHg in Fhe p1F-
chase sale aud np0raseent Of Estate uequssd ad7a-
taeea and information
RFunitgre and other outdoor safes attended to. .cz- "
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T. r. VT ALTON.
>~~~~~~-~>--~~<>~~S-~ ~--e~>,->~|----->~~s-~>-~
ESTATE OF jon MCDONOGH.

PROPERTY IN THE sECOEI AND THIED DISTRICTS
and in McDouog1vi vile, audon without reserve long
credit by order o. the Mc)ogh School Fund for account
and risk of former purchaBer
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crUNDRIES. .....,....,.. .......... ..SuNDRIES.
Fresh Oysters.
400 dozen h. Baltimore Cove
PicA led Oysters.
100 dozen Baltimore Cove in glass.
Oyster ketchup.
30 dozen puts quarts entirely article and good
substitute for Oysters for many purposes.
Figs.
Is terces fresh Smyrna Figs.
Herring.
800 packages Roe and Gbbed Herring.
Goldfish.
10 quarter drums and 200 quarter boxes.
Coffee.
200 pockets Old Government Java Coffee.
In store and landng for sale by
THOMPSON & BARNES,
ioas At % and % Common street.
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CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION OF THE PLANTERS
or LOUISIANA
New Orleans, Jan. g. 1861.
N5y.The annual election of thrre Directors
by te Stockholders OF this Institution @ be held at the Bank
ing House. MONDAY 4h of February next, between
the hours Of 10 A. II. and P NJ
ia? 2awtd H. L. flEhE tashler.
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WINES. WINES. WINES.
ST. Julien Nargaux st. Estephe, St Emion, Haut Brion
Ieoyl|e Belair e.e-JOo casks For sale by
PIAGGIo vIosCA, Jr.,
60 and 64 Old I.evee.
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NJEaW ,oEaERA EsoUsIa-ooRN o soHaBoD

THURSDAY NIGHT. Jauuarg 81. 1851.
First Night Haevy's grand opera in fse acts, TEE
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CITIZENS BASE OF LOUISIANA, I
New Orleans, Jan. 4. 1851.
Eg-Ru election for seven Directors of this
Bank w the stuckhoderS thereof will be held conformity
law at this MONDAY 4h February next between 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and ZIP. M. - --,-,,x- +,
e7 2awtd h. h'USNEAn, ChSnPt.
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THURSDAY EVENING, january 81 1861.
First Night ef the new drama WI RILEY, gr Nok
Guilty Riley Rarrey Williams: Mary Mrs. Barney
williams Aer which. the sEceessg besqae Of PRINCE
n F THE DDLEFgL ESLEI-srince Doioro%o
Ms b. Williams; KeLcen 43eBar; Princess, Mis- IRrs
Honey.
r1Febrnary l., Cfardt Grus)Th Annual Fancy Dress
Mast Bali,
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Italian nTaccaroni and Vernfccl1I.
1000 boxes landing and for sails by
PIAGGI0 vIOsCA, Jr.,
g. and O. Old Levee
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OH! OIL!
Jnrnes Pagntol Sete and BargaeppSo00 baskets H. y,
q and q ounces. For sale by
PlAGGIo 4 V1OsCA, Jr,
&C. aud 81 Old Levee
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Office 10 Camp street.
SATURDAY. Feb. 9, ISL, mt ~ o'clock ~,
~ at the ST. Louis ExGbanEe hstf OF the ht1on0gn schooi
Fund and under the superintendent of the Finance CenteeS
the Common ConnC for and rSk o. former Pur-
clascrs woo failed TO comply win the adjrdeations made 70
them the 18th ard 18th daT February 1906 Will be sold
he rnlintHne helcLiLel nrnrarIH-Ln vii
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DRAFST Lost OR STOLEN, ON SUNDAY, the
~ III inst board steamer Louis dor at Narolna Bluffs
drwu by g. w Saue dated 3ls December 1851 pay
able Mt sight to Jos Marks order and by him endorsed for
one thousand dollars drawn MeBsrs sentel Prahe Of
this city. IT,,
payment having been stopped the public are camtioned
against negotiating for same. jaw 81"
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Fruits in Brandy and Juice - SSyectmeats'
1888 boxes French Fruits in Juice and Brandy
100 cases HAVANA Filters, 4, ~ and 2 lbs.
so =. :. SweetmeHts, II jtrs in case.
For sale by PIAG8IO & VIuSCA, Jr.,
90 and "a Old Levee.
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SUCCESSION OF GEO. s. KEEN, DECEAsED-THAT
Brick Building, with slate roof and two Lots of Ground
known "Tharp Keen's Cotton Pckeryr' situated
St. street. between Religious and ST. Thomas Streets
auction.
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ARSENAL W ASHlhGTON ARftLJtSRT,
eiirod street. April %, 1859
Ha-SDecfaI QrGersJThe Washington Artll-
leY are Hereby attend pnnctuGy the Regular Drills
Of the Company every THURSDAY EVENING, at 7
O'Clock. BY order Of -uo,r A.,
NJ p Nrrrp First Serrt s29
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1T. CHARLES HOTEL COMPANY, }
New Orleans, Jan 30 1861.
HS-At the annual election, held on the
in following STOCKHOLDERS duly elected Direct
for the ensuing year: 49, 80
John G. Gaines, john Ihornhiii,
j. M DennRn, Alfred Fem,
F. n Wood. 1850 -
And at meeting the Boa d the 18th inst JOHN IT,
GAME. ESQ. was unanimously re-elec ed President.
nam ct ~ JOHN WOOD. Secretary
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MILITARY BOARD OF THE STATE or LOUISIANA,
Baton Rouge, Dec. rs, 1860.
B-Resolyed, That the regulations estab-
eer coupnnes bon1R be printed and deposited with the
Adutant General and that public notice be 10 I'LL mill
ary companies desiring be furnished with
equipments under the recent act of the Legislature of this
tons forms ETC. also for their commissions when said
THOS. O. MOORE,
President of the Military Board
1DnGF
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, July l3, 1860. J
s5E~ THE following resolution adopted
by the this Company their meeting held
on the Ilth inS'rut:
Resolved That public given
pers published the city Of New urleas that application viii
he sde to the Assembly of the State of Louisiana
It's next session. the tenth section of the act of nc0rpo
ration New 0rlesEs Jackson and Great Northern Kali
road Company, approved 22d of April 1875
oI2 r. re R. s. CH ARLES Secretary.
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All fully guaranteed and sold II pay debts :.
ng%TER MSOn half cash, balance at three months credit
accepanceS with mortgage on the saves
bearing interest at the rate OF per cent per ainGm
OF sle before W. j. Castell Notary Public, at the eX
npnse Of the purchasers. ia2l
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II GST-IN THE MAIL, ON OR ABOUT 2irH AUGUST
Ia last, draft of QUIN WILSON & CO.. on THORN
HILL CO. and accepted by them-aaGd August l6th-at
months, IN favor of bRUFF BROTHER 1t SEAVER, for
1888 S. The public is hereby notified not to negotiate said
draft ray ment having been stopped. . 49, ,-.
~ BRUFF BROTHER SEAVER,
io9o New Yn k.
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s7s~Sold by JOHN WRIGHT d Co, New Orleans; tai
LIANT 4 CO. Mobile und Druggists generally. sea- 1y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

DEATH BY PULMONARY APoPLEXY Prank
Knowles, "A native of England, and aged al
years, was found dead, lying face down
wards in Washington street, Sunday morn
ing, at o'clock, nearly in front of Jerry Sui
livan's news depot. Mr.. Knowles, who is a
nephew ofthe well known author, Sheridan
knowles, has resided in California since lS49,
having come here from Australia. He has of
late years been employed as an asserting
clerk in the post office lie left the store Of
7. Burns, corner of Clay and Davis streets, On
Saturday night, and started for home. ex
pecting, it is supposed, to get up early, as he
mail steamer was expected. When found the
body was still warm, showing that he could
have lain there but a short time. The coro-
ner held n post mortem examination, and
found that the immediate cause of death was
pulmonary apoplcXy, brought on 10y epilePtic
convulsions, TO which he was subject. No
inquest will be held. Deceased leaves no
family nor relatives in this State and is be-
leyed to be unmarried lie was a writer OF
some talent having been in early times con-
nccted with the press of this city, and being
the author of one or two plays, which were
produced with some success.-1Hd.
HOME MADE.-The organ in the newly dedi-
Gated Church of the Advent, at San Fran
cisco, is of California manufacture and was
made in this city. We think, by Mr. Meyers
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

TE7lIE object of this School is to qualify Boys for
q practical business life. Parents sending their
Sons to this School may feel assured that every aten
tion Will be given to advance them in their studies
Their moral education will not be neglected pa.
rental care will be exercise over Pupils from abroad
The School being located the suburbs of the ctv
makes it desirable for Parents at a distance Ia
send their Sons to it.
Boarding, So per week; washing, 81, so per dozen.
The Spring and Summer term will consist of 90
weeks. Pupils can enter at any time.
CIR. BAKER, Principal.
MarysyDle Feb. POD, 1851
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

TRour IN SAN MArEo CREEK Tile San
Mateo Gazette says that Messrs E. R. IIowes
and brother, in about three hours fishing in
the west branch of the San Matec creek, near
Crystal Springs, caught one hundred and
thirty mountain trout Upon the scales at
the Crystal Springs Hotel, the fish aggrega-
ted in weight, thirty-seven pounds and a
half-the largest weighing within a fraction
Of one and half pounds
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

Mill DAM SWEPT AwAY.-The dam of
Camerons grist mill, near Searsville, San
Mateo county, was swept away by the fresh
ct last week. The loss to Mr.. c. is about
$1,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

SENATOR DoUGLAs has introduced new
fugitive slave law, which provides for giving
the slave a trial after capture, in the State
whence he fled; and it also authorizes the
owner of any fugitive slave, when through
violence or intimidation he cannot be recov-
ered to sue for his value in the Court of
Claims, and recover the same from the Uni
ted States and it repeals the obnoxious fea-
lures Of the present laws on that subject
which relate to harboriug or protecting such
runaways.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

LOLA SANT-The Eastern papers are
trying to make saint out Of Lola Montez,
now she is dead. Well, she did behave her
self tolerably well, when she became so feeble
from disease and age that sin no longer had
any attractions for her She commenced her
reformation by becoming a Spiritualist and
becamea Spiritualist by receiving 'com-
munication" from dead lover, named Fol-
land, who got drowned in the Ocean. on his
way from California 70 Australia
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

tried for burglary and found guilty. Same
party tried for grand larceny at the evening
session of the Court, bat we had not learned
the result Of the trial, at the time of going
to press.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

How SECESSION WoRKs.-Pensacola Is
"hard up for money and provisions. The
failure Of "Unole Sam'-that was-to pay
off his debts has nearly brought starvation to
this place. Resigned officers have no money
to pay their passage to their homes. They
are noble men, who for principle have sacri-
feed their position, rank, ambition and their
bread. If the seeding States do not provide
for these officers, they deserve TO perish for
their ingratitude We have contributed
money TO enable them to remove their lami-
Ies.-Cor NolMe Adeerliskr.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

IN SAcRAMENro.-T. Starr King arrived in
Sacramento, yesterday, and stoid over night.
lie leaves for Marysyille on the boat this
morning, and SO will be here in ample time
for his lecture Tonight.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

BALLOTS AND BULLETS. s.-There are two
bases on which governments are established,
says the Tribune. "lst-Ballots; 2d-Bul-
lie It's"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27
MARTYRED HEADS

Hundreds of heads of hair ruined by the use Of
deleterious dyes for which scientific authority is
responsible.
CRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE
the contrary presents the highest scientific creden
tias. 1t has been analyzed by DR.. Chiffon, who
stands at the head of our Experimental Chemists
and he states in his certificate that nothing injurious
enters into its composition. This
UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL
added to the well known fact that is the most re-
able and the most natural dye manufactured
have given it immense prestige, and the sales are
running up from month to month, with rapidy that
severely taxes the energies and resources of the pro-
prietor. Sold everywhere, and applied by all hair
dressers. CRsTADoRo, No. 6, Astor House, New
York. feb17
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

RESCUE HOSE Cove learn that the ball
given by Rescue Hose Co. No. l, at Iimbuc-
too, on the 22d, was very successful affair.
Among those present were about forty Ma
rysvilans, gentlemen and ladies, aud they
unite in pronouncing it one of the best par
ties ofthe season. The Reseucs know how
to do things, and never fail to bring out a
good crowd when they undertake it. They
can always count on the cooperation Of their
Marysville friends.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27
kGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. I. Y. FISHER it our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco TO receive Advertisements, receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
DENocRAr Oace-No. t7l1z Washington street
nearly opposite Magures Opera House, upstairs.