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Old and Fine Shes.j'Ses.

just received direct importation from Cad 80 quarter casks
CT az fine sHERRI Els Rs can bad III the market
have in store 100 qnatr casks Of the BEST OLD SHEER
RlES In North Am4ricn.
wish judges OF sERRIES to call and sarpIe as noy
can excel any other house in the city
call the attention Of containers this Card as they are the
best Shefries imported in America Tho last order given
twelve months ago 10 Cadiz.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
ja2N 2ptf IL and Is Rovel strect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

WARREET0E, Ca, March 10 1860.
s. G. Herring The TIerrngs Patent Safe which
bought you in April 1855 has stood the fire. My house
was burnt When the Safe got cold, opened it,
and found my books papers money all sound would like
to know whether it would stand another fire.
Yours, respectfully, FOSTER II. THOMPSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

MOBILE, Ala, March IT, 1860.
essr O. Mszange Co., Agents Herring's Champion Safes
Gerts-We take pleasure stating that the Herrngs Patent
Champion Safe purchased from you last year. has been the
of preserving papers, from the fire at the
destruction Of Office and building this morning. When We
opened tho Safe the FIRE. found its contents in as good
condition when evening The Safe exposed 10
% test proved F1re-Iroo qualities. We cheer
fully recommend rrings Champion Safes friends
and the public MALONE i FOOTE.
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Notice Erfl'a.

prepared to ill all orders for superior COTTON
TIE favorable than when engaged with H.
60, and with the prompttude heretofore.
F. BEICHER, Agent
ja28 2slm or J. A. Haggcrty CO. 81 PoydrRs street.
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tested its mers.
Rev Elijah Guion. .......A Apollo street.
Mr.. VIM. Dowsng, Apollo
:. WIN. T. IIepp, AnnuncIaion
:. G. 2. Ring, Anpunciation :.
=. VIM s. Keaghy, Annunciation
E. Jas. Noodle, Bacchus :,
:. Henry Dudous5at Bayou Road =.
$. N. B. Keepe, Baronno
E. Henry Dugue, Baronne 8.
:. A. Hurris Bourbon
:. A. Doubrere, Bourbon =.
:. Charles, Bourbon
:. Lassoux, Bagatelle
{. Julian Neville, Camp
:. L. D. florida. Camp :.
:. S. II. FOrwood, Camp :.
=. P. r. Byrne Camp
Mrs. V. Mansfield, Camp
:. +. Farrell, Canal
hr.J. II. Allison, Canal
=. A Robinson, Canal
DR.. Mall, Canal
Mr.. Edward Ivy Constance
f.. Thomas Markey, Carondelet :.
E. J. b. Thierry, Cont
E. p. F. Si!nma, Common
o.. f. BoasBo, Congress
%. D. L. Mitchell. Chestnut
81. ]. II. Head, ChcFnut
=. Gabriel Prats, Charities
=. Vim. I.e Roud, Chartres
E. Nathan Goodale Chippewa
:. VI. GrundIe4n, Dsyuces
e. G. F. Denontroad, Esplnnede
E. l.. o. Reggie, Espanade
nr. P. Yriser, Eighth :.
Mrs. Fanny Davis, Euterpo
.. r. D. Cole, Euerqe ..
Mr.. A. Beck, I'll sian Fields
=. Ad. Dumarest, Eiysian Fields =,
=. j. A. GHonard, Freuchmcn :.
=. II. y. Bail, Frenchlnen =,
Mrs. c. A. Cox, Fulton
=. F. Osiraader. Felicity
Rr. Warren Davis. Giroi
:. Aug. R.charjs Giroi :.
:. L. F. Degruy, Hercules
A. Conpsns, Hospital
Mrs. s. II. Berry, Josephine
=. Charles Hunter, Jackson
T.. e. wiIlett, jefferson :.
:. Eckels, Jefferson
Hr. VIM. Luudy, Live Oak
=. 0. G. Jones, Louisiana Avenue.
:. George Bowers, !.contine street.
Mrs. Writ Liberty
Mrs II. J. Neville, lafayette e.
:. Henry Btzou. Mau
e.. J. F. Shaw, Mag1ziJe
=. Edward Booh, Magazine :.
Mrs. II. tronan, Magazine :.
=. W. F. Brown, Magazine =.
NeHsrs. Booth L Co. Magazine :.
Mr. j. Beaumont Miro
Mrs. De AtTosse Morales =.
Mr. j. j. McComh, Nayndes :.
-. Geo. D. lIite Sayades =.
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Champagne :!

CHAS. FARRE, LATE MAX SUTATNE 6 co.,
Rheims,
Pveyo the Courts of France Spain Prussia also to
the celebrated Wellington Club London
Slery Cabinet Imperial and Vim Argais qrars pints
end half pin for sale by the principal and Wine
Dealers.
as5aorders for direct importation received by
S. D. GRAiHIAA Il Co,
nlo 2n3m 50 Customhousa street.
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Seepes5 a. Tts,Ssor,

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS. ETC,
13 and IS Royal street,
Has now in store large supply celebrated CIR EM DE-
BOUHi CHAMPAG NE quarts and pnts also Other brands
viz; CHARLES HEIDsEIFK, PIPER HEIpsEICK PAR
hENfIER, and other brands Of inferior quality. have
large assortment Of the Old herreo such as AMONT
LADO TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN. DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR RRIE#-iS3s-SOuTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct importation; other hadeiras lower grade. Snerio
Old London Dry Dock P0hT FORTS Of lass grade
The celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIEs-vintage 1895 l7q8
is2 and lS5a large supply always grades OF
CLARET and WHITE WINES in glass and wood Wits
KYS-scoch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER puts and quarts. COR
DIAIs, ETC. My usuNI best WINES which
will be sold Removable any the city
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
o. apf Nos. 10 and IL Royal street.
As TO theaboye Brandles Sherre Madcraa
paRes RatHaed house In the city produce good
or better at the prices. Any house have
each named wines they praduce price
Or pay two pcesf they cnnot the Judges
parties the same Ia good with anything have
ratio
MO 2ptf EEWELL T. TAYLOR
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Steamboat 9eparturts Tbis 9ay.


EI~ The ship Reliance, Captain Bangs,
from Boston, IL atschagng her opposite Posi- 49,
First District Consgheas will please attend TO the receipt
Of their goods on the eree otherwise they will be stored at
their risk and expense
tel3 GEO. W FIYNSON 4 CO., 30 Carnp 81.
HJ~f 'olsiSnccs of the following goods 10 o.
der Dsrs shin Rnsion will
selves known to the dsaEing cIc'k the ieree, other
wise they will he stored their risk and expense viz
100 bHles gunny bng marked "; ia do, markell in
diamond; 4J b1is and - crauberr;es marked X in
diamond 10 bills onions marked p tierces s marked
p III - diamond; DO. do. marked 10 4 diamond.
GEO. ". IfYNS0N Il Co, 30 Camp
NJ yCL Is INV Scartioy 49, No. az pasts Fr,f
District C9nsgnces will please attend the receipt Of their
goods O the Ieyee.
Consgnecs Of the following goods order, viz marked
triangle 90: marked triangle in 90 Il c. No.
81; Nichols Gb- castings; will please make themselves
known the dichagng clerk the Leves, otherwise they
will be stored 1t their risk expense.
GEO. W. HYNSON 4 CO,
fel3 Camp street
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SEWELL T. TAYLOR.


Geaaftenpess's Furnishing Goods.
JUST RECEIVED
large invoice Of Linen and Cotton SHIRTS from Caaves
Mandatory, Paris
Also
beautiful assortment Of Embroidered and Plain Bosoms
Collars, Cravas Handkerchief, etc.
LION Il ANDREE,
o. and ST Royal street,
la21 2ptF corner of Rienvile
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...CAUG HON.

public cautioned against trading for three
ATS $HE ench, by Sam. b. Seat. the der
and endorsed by Meses Kirby. Miller Co, without date
the dawn bat not accepted. Also, against
tain Note date time und r-menhee
drawn hy b. Fu}kc Bro Port GbFon, Mis-, to
order agent endorsed they stolen
from my yesterday evening, and payment has been
stopped.
f-f St G. H. SNl1'f, l3S orr1Nn street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18
CELEBRATED FIRE PROOF SAFES
Great Fire in Mobile, ALA.

the following Certificates and what the Southern
people gay in their favor:
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SFEERIFF'S SALES.


SIXTH DISTRICT CoURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
Of New 0rleang sAMuES P. DlRsEY-No 26sa
nv VIRTUE of aR alias pIuries writ OF
~ sr iaea 70 me directed h the Honorable The sixth Dis
sell public auction City Hoei Common
street between Camp and Magazine streets on FRIDAY
22d day OF March, 1861. Il o'clock N, the follow
ing described property.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, First Dig
tric Of this city in bounded chorpSua Fouehes
Grod and Lafayette streets The said lot ground heinf
designated luI No Is plan
before William christy late Notary Public city The
18Th day of February, lSt which ground has frcIst
Of 20 feet inches Fuuccr street BY 70 feet and g.
lines in depth, between parallel lines. III
Seized in the eboYa suit. g#3a5s&z s 3ss FZ
TERMS-Cash on the spot. 53sE
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BooSs, Shoes esaed Egrognsps,

Boots, Shoes 6sac6 EsrOgosss,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with primo Dichng BOOTS Russei
BEOGANs WOOL Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and sampoachy
HATS at the Lowest market prices, by
FROST i Co,
No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans.
Hats, Caps, etc., at Wholesale.
constantly receiving general assortment of Silk and
Fur Cashmere Panalan Lehorn Straw Palm Leaf Iexicat
and Wool HATS, at the loves, market prices, by
FROST j. CO.,
,v79 qnkw M. 10 Magazine street, Narg0regns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

a GANG OF TWENTY CHOICE PLANT ALTON SLAVES
accmNted and accustomed the culture nj Sugar from
without limit.
BY c. e. G1RARDEY & CO.,
G. E. G1RARDEV, Auctioneer,
Office No. 81 Magazine street.
WEDNEsDAY, Feb. go, 1861, Mt IL O'Clock
end Magazine Streets public auction following thoice
Slaves, wit
DAVID aged q years, pEoughmnn and good carriage
driver.
g SAN aged % No dicher. chopper field hand
4. II AIRY, aged 81 years. No COOPER
3. JULIA Rgsd Is wears, No. field hand,
6. NIL I4Y, aged Is years, No. field hand.
7. ELIZA, aged l6 years No. field hand.
S. MARTHA, aged 20 years, field hand.
MARTHA. aged 20 wears field band
10. Ma RSHALL, aged IS years. ploughman, eamser and
field hand.
IL M LsON % vears engneer can run sugar engine
also saw mill and his brother
IL EMANUEL, aged "a years, No field hand, ploughman
IS. LIDDY. aged % wears, TX, washer and ironer
"A. HANNAH aged n years, cook, washer and irnrcr
H. ANN aged lG years field hand
l6 EVE. agyd 70 years field land, and her daughter
II. LUCY, aged IL years.
IS DICK AIRED 10 years. No carpenter and blacksmith
ard his wife and child.
sally, aged q years. cook, washer and irouer,
otHTAN1E. aged wears.
All fully against The
by law These Negroes sold only pay debts Rccmated
and accustomed TO the culture Of good subjects and well
dri1led.
RJ-rERMSO cash balance twelve months credit
approved city tnt"nceS the
slaves, bearing
Acts Of sale before P. c. Cureer Notary Public,
pense of the purchasers
The will be the the auconeer for public
inspection the day preceding sale fei2
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.EERTILEEERS.
EIyERTILIXERS.

a.a necessary to a c5mnlod1us dwelling For which
v,-1v,.,,- YUr,c ,11r Dn~V rvrr,s
0'NA DoSi si FIX MAJ, MA, oNh-
P,.s Sra D15 o3 lbs s'T VS., 1r t''
p f,1t tts &C. os For III" IL. n.r1h
FINE BONE BLACK
For the 4G0o lb' SIS.
fo0 ''i>''' = Per a,rrer g.
Rv The 10 barrels. 81 = per bb
S0Ff't + i'', sn. 49, vi o. ~ naEIh
slNste nNIlei &C. per H.
ATE ~ or 'e pTRr vsI C. cTANo
sng,o barrsI q.=c nerh'
By the sHolbs. &c. perlb.
La ii'AI sna % T ,o'. . 81 * rer barrel,
1.,ot ., IN ~, t.i
SOUTHERN 1g ,ss .ss se to r'oG5s NC.
rive tons, SIS.
,,,,,,,r-, ,rI,n %Ir,wn
=" N,'' ' Single ing barre' 23gc.
cel5 St 81 MaEn.ine street:
@ HorsE2 FOR SALE Ea:I
$aS
DRUG STORE oseher With the stock of Mtdeinea 'heron
contained Attached to the store is comfortable Dwelling
House and en- the premises are all The usual i'npFoveren's
admirably adapted the convenience of house
Keepers Inc Drug store IS osN's" LOT 0DaAss'' &C.
Tems will be made inviting to purchasers For particulars
apply on 'As premises " the tow" OF 1 La or "ad5'''
- 5S:2 7a.57,,,7 = $500; zoo, ~;
4 wv
The public are cautioned against tndn for til zee reparate
nj FTS NJ Som inch drnTn r Sam r. Sent to the O der
If otd srfnrpd bv Sfps-rs Kiry Miller 4 Co without date
h the n e ss PT m "GSs t I not
SsSsr oSs IcIs, s91cTssd ,nsy slsn
stopped. ,.
OFFICE OF SUBSISTENCE hkF, hTAtNTr
- - - $3.50 49, - - . , New y orleans ans rth Il !Soi ;
u MA E4EID f'k&OSU pa i"s tJ!t =, II " ltIf.
- following subsistence sores 20 ne p1 up N hiSn !1eaF'
tor tIRilsl9FtH'lnh as lt, on t "' Oe re-
ctlftu IL ii9 ,t''' - ''i'''i ~ A'II'
. % pruiI4S nehs io'h.
3ltV nacon
rs Is bnstels p ifaI7'
$3.50 pounds l!'eedi
220 Sugar;
Q bushels L. quarts Salt.
All Of the best quality
The ate right reject all bids which nny be
considered too high.
pronosYIs to be endorsed "Pouosals Furnish Army
sistcnce Stores" addressed 70
OFFICE OF SUBSISTENCE DEPT
fel54 No. IS carp street
-, -,
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The MUSEUM Is open with the TFFO-HEADED5 GIREs--R
which will remain only days lougerhe Living
Curiosity III Existence the grand AQUARIA, Aasiuas
80 falls
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GpALDgNG ~ ROGERS, EIpsETIBx. IA df1tpirs4s
NJ the ACADEMY OF MUSIC )Adnlissicn 81
and Servants % cent0pen Day am Night from
10 p. NJ Tie GRAND kQuARIA, Ocean and River
Giardens perfect working ode Miniature s
famous German Mechanical Orchestra lages stuffed sre
lGNut0 1htr Gu insifies. fels
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9artitnIar SHottffs.

Ea@lltMIG@ c5su4Itk1s ".....
HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT Cry GrARns No. e Camp st
H7y-At IL NJ Getting of this corps. held tEnfs
evening permanent Organization erected, and 'he follow.
ing officers elected:
Charlie. N: Fro q Ideute"ant.
J. Stafford, lst Sc geant.
John q. Angel. ID Sc geaht
George ". Frot, u CUrrorai.
Hugh McCalum, Sd Corporal. .
J.. *awyer, Treasurer.
VIM s. Austin, Secretary.
The Company mssti fgf drill every MONDAY aud FRIDAY
feI8 i WM. S. IrsTrN, Secretary.
sUPERrsTEHpENr's OrYrcE, NEW Custom Horse,
New Orleans Fen. 49, 1851. {
gg~All persons having claims against the
Neg Custom S Dtltans not yet presented will please
fe8 p T. K WHARTON superintendent.
HEADQUAR1ERs FIRST DIVISION J
LA. VOLUNTEER STATE TROOPS, :
New Orleans. Feb. 49, 1861.
See Troops this Division viii parade fully armed and
@qntrped Tor review and inspection FRIDAY the I'D Of
AL rrtn1el TO celebrate the anniversary Of the
H. The Artillery will fire salute Of twenty one guns on the
ard at 'hnse and at sunset the day in comemoaton
OF the
III The line Tvison will form Canal street the
right testing on Rampant street at o'clock A. NJ and the
troops be bed ready proper place Of the city
for military eTeTcite and eTuUti6ns
" Commanders Of will that their respective
"rdS gre provided with all necessary for day in
" The Major General fn this OCCASION
Of the Volunteer State Troops Of the Division in order that he
OF The strength and condition o. his command.
VI Rrigaher Generals # the Division 'harced with the
ecntion Of this order In their respective commands
ARTnuR FoEsTAiI. inspector LIST Division.
The members of the Staff Il assemble headquarters
the Major General No Esplanade opposite the Mint,
"''' - S'''~ ~ -.,' '''' t. +! FoRsTALT
fell ;srertn ard hipr nf he Staff
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vXTAyTgD-A GOOD CARrENTER CAN FINn EN-
w poyment plantation by the year None need apply
without rsrate recommendation as to rGCGr Apply to
FOLEY, AVERY Il CO.
faI9 "a Perdido street,
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V7rAwTED-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN FULLY
w qualified teach the rinno, Harp md Gatar wishes
situation stclsss Seminary in louisiana Mississippi
Texas Applv to HENRY PARSONS, No. AZ Canp STREET
fel5 Q .<W$
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

PRICE OF ApMISsToN-Dress Circle Lafced Boxes. Psrs
q1ette Second Gallery 81 co. Pit Boxes and Pit 81; Third
Gallery, 50 cents
Ezg-Loors open at g. To commence at I.
Ra-No seats secured unless patd Of. ke.S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

MILITARY BOARD THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge Dsc. 26 1860,
FB-Resolyed, That the regulations estab-
bonds be printed and deposited with the
Aiunnt General that public notice 10 oil mill
this State desiring furnished with arms,
equipments under The recent act of the Ii atne of his
State apply said Adutant General for the said regua
tions FORMS etc; also for their commissions, when said
regulations ana forms complied with.
THOS. o. MOORE,
President of the Military Board.
U- n +
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The appended

Planters, manufacturers private families desiring 10
chase durable instrument combining simplicity with all the
good qualities Of perfect machine referred 10 the follow
ing and OTHERS in whatever section of country who
havn 4aptnI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-18

Candy, Sugar PluItns, I4oZenges. etc.,
their varieties made exclusively from treble ReHs4
Loaf Sugar adulteraon sdmxture of deieeoRs
substances of any kind
Those wishing purchase article are requested TO ea
and examine stock and contrast them with those oeS
elsewhere.
poxes of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families, put up 30
order, at prices ranging from IS upwards. -, -
aGAndies. packed in boxes OF 70 39 ana iVV
suitable for trade and shipped TO order
E4-nrders by mail promptly executed
vt rash
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-16
MotleY,s they only Wear.
81 met fool i the forest a motley fool.
As NoN Nke u.

81 met fool i the forest a motley ioQL'
syoa like H.
On Monday a member of the California
Assembly offered the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, Our common country is in dan
ger of being distracted with civil war ana
whereas, the people of California are mainly
from every section ofthe Union, and deeply
deplore the unnatural sectional war in which
our brethren in the East are now about en-
tering and furthermore, we are Interested IN
preserving intact the Union of all the States
that made the Union when it was established
by our fathers and to them added those won
by their sons therefore be it
Resolced, BY the Assembly and Senate OF
the State If California, that our Senators ana
Representatives in the Congress of the United
states, be instructed to offer the State oil Cal
ilornia by her Representative at Washington
as mediator between the General Govern
ment and the Confederated States, to the end
that peace may be restored, and that provis-
ions may be made for the call of Constltu-
tional Convention of all the States, for the
purpose ofreconstNclng the Federal Union
on firm and impershable basis.
ReSoiUed That the Governor be requested
to furnish copies of the above preamble and
resolutions to he President of the United
States, to the Governors of each Of the States
and to our Senators and Representatives in
Congress.
| "And thus from hour to hour we rot and rot ana
thereby hangs tale"
The people of California being mainly
from every section of the Union will re-
spond to these nonsensical resolutions with
guifaw. That the author Of such impenctra-
ble stupidity should have been aware that
the country is in danger of being distracted
with civil war must create much astonish-
ment. Why every sensible man knows that
the war is almost over. The Legislature
would look well on'ering.this State as "me-
dator' between the Government of which
she is a part and the blacll-hearted traitors
who are execrated by the great body of her
citizens. We have faith to. believe that the
rotten and unsound portion Of our population
constitute but a small squad, and that there
is salt enough in the State to stay The "mcdi-
alton rot" which has broken out among some
Of those who acknowledge the independ-
ence of the "Confederated States"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-16
" c into Hose.
Hydraulic, Pilot or
Epp.ls

My appeal is to the Miners of Yuba, Sierra, Yolo,
Colusa, Tehama, Plumas Shasta and Siskiyou coun-
ties. Give me liberal patronage and l will pledge
myself as man, to work great revolution through
out the State as regards cheapness Of Hose, etc
have two successfully operating at Nevada city, and
one in Marysyle which will sew sixty yards per hour
In a few weeks shall have one situated at Sacra-
mento ,one at Dutch Flat, and one at pacerve.
1t ismy wish and intention to satisfy the miners
that the Machine Sewing is far above hand Sewing
in DURABILITY and STRENGTH as heaven is from
the earth
County scrip will be taken at 90 cents from any one
purchasing Hose.
In connection with Hose sewing, l am pleased
announce to the citizens of Marysville and the sur
rounding country, that will go into the business Of
bag making. and shall prosecute the same at reduced
prices to all who will give liberal share of their
patronage All orders for House Idnings, Awnings,
Tents, Carpets Garden Hose Grain and Flour Sacks,
&C. will be promptly hllcd az No. 119 First street, op
pose tae Plaza.
tebl2-my S. HOWARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-16

VERDICT OF CoRoNER's JuEY.-The Coro-
ners Jury in the case Of George Bursk, found
dead in his bed, at the Columbia House. on
Tuesday, brought in yesterday, The following
verdict: The deceased, Geo Bursk, came to
his death by apoplexy, induced by bad whi5.
ky and an lily ventilated room.
The reason they did not bring IN their yer
dict the night before was, that they hoped to
discover the parties that stole the money and
breast-pin Of the deceased. No clue to them
has yet been obtained
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-16

BY THEIR FRUus SHALL YE KNOW THEM-
1t is not pretended that the Union dcmcnstra-
ton at San Francisco was for the benefit Of
any party, The Herald, which supported
Breckinridge and defended Gwn, speaks in
praise Of the affair. General Shields, Milton
$. Latham and c. l.. Weller, all supporters of
Breckenridge last fall, addressed the people,
and made fine war speeches, advocating the
crushing out Of treason by the strong arm of
the Government The Express, of this city,
has not deigned to notice this magnigcent dis
play made at the great Pacific metropolis,
nor to mention the names Of those who spoke
in defense of the Union. 1t bestows un~
bounded praiseupon Governor Downey' anti
coercion letter, which was partially read on
the occasion, but has no room for the eloquent
remarks of its political associates of Novem-
ber-Senator Latham, cneral Shields and
Mr.. Weller. But the Express is Union pa
per- Ofcourse it is The people know that
it is And the only reason that it does not
publish the coercion sentiments uttered bv
Milton S. Latham, Gen. Shields, G. L. Weller,
Daniel S. Dickinson, Caleb Cushing, Andy
johnson, b. f. Halet, b. F. Butler, Lewis
Cass, James buchanan and others of its DO
litical faith, is because it has no room. Its
space is devoted to proving the peaceable in
tiohs Of Davis ct al.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-16
S(ew advertisements.
EsOGEGEs,S
ICE CREAM SALOON.
ID Street, opposite the Post Office.

Ts'HE undersigned would announce to the citizens Of
a MGrysvilic that he Wil on Thursday evening 9th
inst, he prepared 10 serve them with ICE CREAM,
and CREAM AMI STRAWBERRIES of superior quail
ity and IN the NEST popular style No pains will be
spared 10 make this of the most deserving and
popular Cream Establishments in the State. 1t will be
considered no hragadocia, when it is known that
have been in the business constantly for twenty years
sLould say, that for the past fifteen yoais | have
known no superior in the nanulac cture of L CREAM.
To the great disiacratum in Crcam-richness and ia
yorl shall be able TO give proof that have attained
Families and Parties win be furnished at short no
ticc, with Cream of any flavor, accompanied by all
the necessary conveneLces.
s. F. ROGERS.
2-TJ7 y. Il. The undersigned in charge Of the Sa-
loon, Confectionery and Fruit Department, will be
very happy to receive the fayors OF his friends and
the public generally, where they can obtain all the
choicest varieties Of Strawberries, Cherries and APP
ricots Also Peaches Pums and other fruit. in their
proper seasons, ma16l
G.. III. BEACH.