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Carpet warehouse,


I24......,..........CANAI STREET.
j. d. CAMERON & co.
Have recently received large stock Of styles of
Cnrpetlng ana Curtain Goods,
from manufacturers, and offer them at small profit We
possess every facility Of procuring the and best goods
at the lowest prices,
CHOICE VELVET WILTON In best and quality
Low PRICED AND SUPERIOR BRUSSELS, 3-PLY and
INGRAM, of various qualities.
HALL AND STAIR CARPETING-Dutcb, Woodland Hemp
for Offices
COCOA MATING, "a to Ga.
GA to 1874 Figured BAIzEs by the yard.
E. in squares.
Velvet Tufted and Mosaic RUGS.
DOOR MATS and RUGS, STAIR RODS, etc, etc
Floor OH Cloths.
Three to twentyfour wide, of the best and ordinary
qualities.
Curtain Goods.
Cotton, Cotton and Worsted and Damask,
Satin De Lane and Brocatee
Ga Printed Lasting aud Reps,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, Cords, Tassels, Ginps
etc; Coruices, Bands and Pins.
Window Shades.
A very large variety Of new and elegant styles
Billiard Cloths
Of extra qualy84 Crimson, Green and Blue for Table
Covers.
PIANO AND TABLE CovERs-A large assortment.
We daily receiving additions to our stock which will be
unsurpassed in the country. n29 2p6t
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neutrality-suspicious. of Counter
feiters Of H0aTETTER's celebrated STOMACH BIlTERs
The public aware that fot many years Hosters Bers
have BY their merit the best tonic celebrity
beyond any other compound Of the like kind The immense
ready which Hoseers Bters with in this
city and the United States generally has induced unprn
eDed parties here and in St. Lon counterfeit them extern
sveY with obnoxious and dangerous compound then
sell them and otherwise dispose of them cheap
We caution all customers and dealers generally against
this fraud request persons purchase any
ton Bitter sold in that way Also notice.
when purchasing elsewhere the of Dr. Hosetter
the side Of the bottle the impression the cap
ering the cork autograph signature the abeal
others are counterfeit,
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
nSO 2p6t<W HOSTETTER SMITH
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Dr.. srAIDRG.-We had the pleasure yesterday Of
meeting the senior partner Of the firm Of spaldng &
Rogers, a firm whose business covers the whole
United States, and whose Office in New Orleans is on
St Charles street, next door to the Phoenix coffee
house; where the stuffed giraffe stands out in the
glass case and the flag fops the street. and the
Drummond light burns up the darkness o. nights.
and the funloying mutudes perpetnally rush in and
out-that is, the Amphitheater. The Doctor looks
well, and means better. He told us some things
about a great circus, and other things that give
flavor to life; Of which readers shall hear in good
time.
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sT. CHARLES THEATER-Gollns wasn't honored
with crowded house last night for which he Of
rather Manager DeBar owes one to the clerk Of the
weather.
The bill for tonight consists 81 " The Soldier d
Fortune' and How TO pay the Rent ]" Collins in
each, and Winning Bowers and Fanny Denham are af
forwards to do the funny and the musical in y The
Wandering MinstreIu
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Something GOOD Every Dag.

The old treatment Ague has entirely
perceded. Formerly had dnseI Of Qainne, Opium, Nor
phipe Arsenic, etc, ali terrible poions. Now have
DIR. q j. LEEDS
QULNINE SUBS TTTUTmy
which cures completely all Fever and Ague without poisonous
Injurious doings andote Any person ven
females without restraint and children
effective yet yarmles its properties Remember the
QUININE SUBSTITUTE,
beso who dread taking mineral poisons get rid of Fe-
Fever and Ague and such Ike by this harmless
and iuiallihle medicine
Sold IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT & co.,
General Agents.
100 2n6t<W q and 1871 Chgrtres street
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CoPARrEERsHIP.-W invite the attention Of our
readers to notice. which appears this morning in our
advertising columns, to the effect that Mr.. Julian Ne
vile has associated with him in the auction business
Mr. R. Fl. Montgomery. The active capacity of our
friend Montgomery will find full scope in the new
line in which be has embarked and we cordially wish
the firm all the success that usually attends en-
terprise and activity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-30

A CHANCE FOR ENTERPRIsIEG MEN--An agent Is
wanted in each town and country throughout Southern
States for the sale Of thing that safer about house than
any hired trimmed bulldog the newly invented
Thef Deeetor Burglar Alarm p also for the sale of
book whose merit will be wledgad by all who buy books
for practical purposes The gentleman, Mr. Jackson
who holds these Inducements has likewise some vaiuab
patents for other things dispose Of VS. call the attention Of
all readers his advertisement another part o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-30

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE-Mr. Foster. at
No l5T street has on hand one hundred and fifty
negroes received from Virginia. Garouaa and Georgia
among them first cooks washers seansessls
general house servants No, field hands We refer to
Mr. Fosters advertisement another part of our paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-30

MARINE DIsAsrHR.-- Information was received yes
terday by the Underwriters, that the ship Ann Wash
burn, Capt. herryman, had been ashore on the
Florida Reefs, and had been taken into Key West.
The Ann Washburn was from Boston for this port,
with cargo Of assorted merchandise. a list Of her
consignees will be found under the marine head.
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SPLENDID SALE or RlBRoNs-The particular at.
tsnon of buyers called the splendid sale Of ribbons and
silks take place this day AZ 10 O'clock at the auction room
Of = Roger Co. No 3 old Legea street Terms al SMILE
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200 LoTs CIoTHIsG, $50 poz. FHENeH sHIRrs.-
ThepariiedIat attention Of city country buyers Is called "a
the large sale Of clothing aud white French shirts this day
I0ocock, By Vincent Co. at their auction room No Is Gus
fnnhonsa flraet
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BRANDIEs, WINES, GoRDIALs, RTc.--The we'll
known firm Of v, aagnan No . ST. Louis street BY adj
verisemen IN another column call the attention
their stock Of liquors. nuts in brandy juice arines
cofks ste
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Day Goops The particular attention Of buyers
called the large sale Of rygoods to lake place this ay
10 O'Clock * the auction H. Roger co. No 28 DID
Leyee street. Terms AZ sale.
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AUCTION CoPARTEERsHIP.-Mr Julian Neville has
taken Mfr. n d. Montgomery as partner in the gen
eral auction and commission business The style Of
the firm is Julian Neville & Co. We refer to the card
elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-30

HAY.-A whole cargo of the Eastern article is Of.
fered hys Jones Co.. No 81 GrayleF street. See advertise
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GorToN.-The receipts Of the grand staple for the
twenty-four hours ending at o'clock last evening
were, by the Princess, 1927 bales Magnolia, 1926
Ingomar, from Memphis, 1854; Republic, from vicks-
burg, 2772; Laurel Hill, 528 Paul Jones, 615 Mes
sepger, III; Anna Perret, 66l others exclusive of
Mobile, l72total, 1862 bales The receipts for the
corresponding day last year were 1895 bales. The
sales on the Both November 1857, were 5000 bales
at III to l13c. for Middling.
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| 1900 'SNA ~ - - ANOsN4S7t
II6 Canal Street, I1G
ONE DOOR FROM ROYAL STREET.
BENTaUxsEN, LEwxs 6 co.
Would call the attention of Ladies TO their
LARGE STOCK
HOUSEKEEPING
And
NCY DRY GODS,
To which constant additions are made by each steamer
Their stock Of
Dress Goods
is very large, comprising
FlOunced SILK ROBES,
Rich Evening SILKS,
Plain PoULT DE SOLE,
Handsome Bayadere SILKS
New style Plaid SILKS
Black Figured SILKS,
Heavy Black POULT DE SOLE,
Black eros D'AFRIQUE,
Heavy Black eros 3U Rim
Black eros DU RHIN at 62}sc. per yard
Rich Printed all wool DE LANES, at 621ac
Handsome E. -. at5Oc.
Best all wool PLAIDs, D. S., at SOC
Good PLAIDs, not all wool, at 25e
French MERINOEs,
All Wool Plain DE LANES
Mourning DRESS GOODS,
Rich YalentiR PLAIDS,
New style TOTLE DE CHEyRE
New style Bayadere STRIPES,
English MERINOEs and PARAMATFAs,
ALPACAS and Orleans CLOTHS,
French and American PRINT, ETC.
SIRayyls.
Black Thibet SHAWLs,
Clota sHAWLs,
Cashmere sHAwLs
Broche sHAWLs,
Nett Zephyr sIAwLs,
Fine Stella sHAWLs,
Heavy Long SIIAWLs,
Plaid Wool sHAwLs,
Circular sHAwLs,
CLOAKs in Velvet and Cloth
Cloakmg Materials.
Wide Silk yELyETs, ..0.-
Black, Brown, Fancy and Gray CLOTH.
Cloak TRIMMINGS
ofall descriptions for Ladies' Gentlemen and Children
Kid Gloves.
Couryoisier's best, for Ladies' Gentlemen and Children
Housekeeping Dry Goods.
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
CURTAIN DAMAsKs-satin, Worstsd and Cotton.
BED BLANKETs-o Of ali descriptions and sizes
COUNTERPANES
M)sQUITO MEETINGS..
sHEETINGs and PILLOW CASINOS.
TABLE DAMAsKs and NAPKINS.
TOWELINGs, of all kinds.
DESERT CLOTHS Crumb Cloths Drnggets etc.
Planters will find at our house all descriptions OF
Plantation Dry Goods,
including osnabugs Kereys Lnseys Jeans Negro Blanket
Comforts, CCttonades, DENNIS, and all descriptions OF
Staple Goods,
by the package piece retail very prices for cash or
approved city paper.
Strangers VIII find advantageous FIJI their bills at our es.
Enlistment orr stock varied it will preclude the neces-
y of making ihanous bill of dry goods Our stock Of
Ribbons ana Trimmings
ia extensive comprising all the latest and desirable
styles extremely low in price
RE7~ A call is respectfully requested.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS q CO,
lie Canal street.
n29 2p3t 0ne.doOr from Royal street
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Southern Enterprise ahead!
EMER US
PATENT CORN BUSKING MACHINE

XIV + WIN . faAAILSNlI IRIAiNLALAN1aI9
Now on Exhibition at No. 90 CAMP STREET.
This machine for simplicity utility and durability surpasso0
anything for that brought before the public
worked by freddie with foot fed with the hands, thus
hukng from $40 to 800 bushels per day against the old fash
Toned by hand Of which bushels Is large day work
Another advantage besides the saving the husking
Is that this machine prepares the hnsk the most perfect
for Mattresses which worth $50 500 per tun az
they fall from the machine.
Planters and the public generally invited call and tess
the merits Of these machines.
A. CAMPBELL, 30 Camp ST.,
s27 2ptf Owner of the Patent for the United States,
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TuEspAY MoRNINa. NoYRMRER 80, lg5a.

CoMMoN CouNCL- Both Boards Of the Council
meet in regular weekly session in the City Hall this
evening
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ORLEANS TnrATER.-The grand opera of " The
Huguenotsn is to be performed at the Orleans to-
night.
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tn. Z. .EarapeEL,

tn. L. .WdG1DcEE,
GENERAL sTATIONER, PRINTER
And
Blank Book Manufacturer,
4O.,......,,,....C CAMP STREET. -. ...,......4O
Opposite New Buildings Of Canal Bank and Messrs Smith
4 Co,
Is now prepared furnish every article in his line required
by
BANKS
COUNTING HousEs
COTTON FACTORS,
COTTON PRESSES,
STEAMBOAT CLERKS, etc, etc
LETTER, CAP AND COMMERCIAL
Writing Papers,
AZ oor,s Foreign and Domestic Manufactur
JOURNALS,
LEDGERs
CASH BOOKS,
CHECK BOOKS,
etc, etc, etc
ufa sizes, and every style of Binding.
LETTER COPYING BOOKS,
GROCERS' ORDER BOOKS,
STEAMBOAT BOOKS,
COTTON WEIGHING BOOKS,
BILL BOOKS,
COLLECTION BOOKS
-s.. RECEIPT BOOKS,
etc, etc. etc, etc.
Ho would also call attention to his vel assorted stock Of
Es4sVCE" tsz.IZxOAZERI~
Consisting A.
INKsTANDs-G Glass, Wood Metal etc. including whitxeys
Diapers md Eocks celebrated patents
turo. -','' ''''' = ~ "''' N'"D '''l'' D'
JOSEPH ROGERS SONS SUPERIOR OFFICE CUT
LERY.
OFFICE PORTE-FOLIOs-A new and handsome article; OH
and sheepskn Pad Bloters.
BANKERS CASES,
RANK GTTEARg
REVOLVING INTEREST TABLES
". $500, .,,-,n,,,.,, LETTER ,isIn CLIPS,
FILEs-all sizes.
Pen RACks-ponble and Single
- READY REFERENCE Files
IVORY AND lockwood L ETH E! s4%aps.
PS Sr,' INK INK 'o>" oop = = iNASlANpS'
INDELIBLE INK,
9nSo ,r5 S"p per Y, F ,..t,sC oARNlEE
PosT.oFFICEB BOXES
TIN CASH 4. BOXES,
SQUARE STATES
PORCELAIN STATES.
LOG STATES
COUNTING.HOUSE States
NEW PATENT IRON SLATE
ENGLISH soAPsToNE SLATE PENCILS,
CHEssMEN
DOMINOFs
DICE AM NOR. rrrpg
bAoh ~ AM N, o., BOARDS
,,,,u. So T.....-,.,. .,-., IN O'fH ISAhN' etc
S'7''' '0' hO"sHei'yS eeso-aeu
American Playing Cards.
Keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of
wRrTTNa
WP ,ppTN-t1 ,,a
CgrTnv e ,rpr1vr
p,pmps
And Sole Agent for the celebrated American
H"g EN-
TIL H. MAXWELL
General sta''oneF Printer aud Blank Book Manufacturer
n25 2ph No 20 Camp street.
UYGRC Goods ,FeeU Goods
J. LEsNOIS & CO.,
f-,,.,,,,, ~ r., -,
TouRo BUILDINGS
We are receiving daly d splendid assortment of
NAM xvy, v,,r,,,rr,r, ,,,,,,,,s
At, t,,r.,-,., s,..,. &c.,
a., ~ HI I'LL "ha e #A'eh
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS.
DOUBLE SKIRTS SILK ROBES
FLouNcED DO do
F Praa "A, and WA, %AIEEED PoAPADoURs.
eros D'AFRTQCE.
'H4sAILbG FAFFEFAS'
BRoCADE DRoGUET.
PLAID PuPLIN.
PLAIN POPLIS,
CHINE P0PLIY
GREY OTTOMAN.
BLACK SILK BuRNoUs.
do REPS sHAWLs.
do VELVET PBLISSEE
PLAID ARMuRE ATANTlELAs.
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The soWthe1.sa on Company.


The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS o
the sale Of the products manufactured by the SOUTHER
OIL CoNPANYs Factory at Mobile are prepared G5
urnish
Machinery on
warranted equal to wINTER-sTRAINED LARD oIIa IA
lubricai1g purposes.
Paint OIL,
Suitable for every description Of PAINTING and f6r ALL
CoLoRS, except white or extreme light shades.
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly for portable gas apparatua.
Deck on.
superior quality, for decks ships steamboats,.
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will be found superior quality perfectly and
free from all Impurities,
The Machinery oil fully guaranteed when purchased OF
any recognized agent Of the Company.
For by resident agent the ID Mobile by
G. @. BOGERT & CO..
Agents ftbe Company,
se6 2ptf&W 72 Camp street, N, o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-30

To Medical Students.
We have inst received large supply OF
DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS,
from the most celebrated manufacturers particularly adapted
to the use of
Medical Students. .-..
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Of the finest quality.
For sale by
READ, HEDGES 4 DREW,
Druggists and Apotbecades,
MIS- 2plm tp5 Canal street
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Il Difficulty Esemoved!
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
FOR THE NIILLION!!
ALFRED MuNRoE & co.

~ = m y IN n " o. y ~ -
34............ MAGAZINE STREET. ............34
Corner Of Gravier, New Orleans,
Have removed DIFFICULTY by concentrating in their
house CLOTHING for MAN BOY of every conceivable
style color and quality goods Their long experience in the
business enables them procure thought of by
any other house. Every article sodby them full guursn.
tee, both regards quality and Workmanship.
ZONE PRICE,
is adhered and if after the purchase of Goods any dsais,
faction exists the article may be exchanged the money
refunded. neg gp6t
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aa- &c lnalae DOC q to-day,s Cresoent "
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aag One hour is all the time required to
keep the hair Of any lady gentleman brilliant brown
black color, for the SPACE ONE YEAR f GRIsTADoRos
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article used fer that pur-
pose EIGHT MINUTES only consumed in applyingi
and the brilliant and truly impaired to the hair
whiskers moustache lasts least SIX WEEKS, No won
der that this Dye dspaong all Others this country
and in Europe.
Sold everywhere and applied by all hair.drassers
rs 2plmGW CRIsTAnOB0, No c Aston House. N Y
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81. Charles Street.
46 DAWES, 4G
Opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Who trims my beard rnd shayes my chin
Shampoons my head neat aB a PIN
Ny hair grow thick when bald and thin ?
DAVE, the Barber.
desires inform his patrons and the public that in
conRecon with his establishment near corner of Poydra
and Tchouptoulas streets adjoining the u s. Exchange he
has opened the
sT. CHARLES SHAVING SALOON,
No. 46 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the ST. Charles Hotel
Where he hopes, by wants Of those who
will patroni2e his establishment give satisfaction All he
asks is-cali in and try. MO 2plm
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Ed. Moore $ Co.,
Q L O t II / n q E % BIU M,
Nos. 1863 and III Poydras street.
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
HATS CAPS,
And great variety Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest stock Of
EE.ZEKzE: dNEz0 E;A1lvcI7 sS1xz42z:s
nthe city, Of our manufacture.
We have removed to new
MAMMOTH STORE,
bRlt expressly for US Nos 1853 and III PoYDRAS STREET
We do not assert much when say sell he CHEAP
EST CLOTHING NOW IN THE CITY. having our own
MANDATORY IN NEW YORK;
and friends and the public may assured Tint cur Store
is virtuaya
Savings Clothing store.
Every steamer from New York brings us
FRESH GOODS,
Of the Latest Styles and Fashions
We hope receive the patronage of our friends and the pub
lie in general and all may assured we will try best
give satisfaction,
D. MOORE & CO.,
100 and III Poydras street.
N. B,-Clothing made order nj the shortest notice.
n2 2plm
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The metropolitan.

Millinery. millinery.
OLYMPIC & CO.,
34,..,,......... Charities Street Il
Corner Of Customhouse meet New Orleans,
OPENING OF GOODS.
The ladies respectfully Informed that have Just
ceiyed from Paris fine aud rich assortment of
MILLINERY AND NOVELTIES,
which will be opened on
MONDAY, the I'D inst.
The goods having been selected by
MADAME oLYMPE,
herself in the best houses Paris the undersigned confidently
continuance 6e liberal patronage heretofore e
tended to them.
OLYMPIC & co,
n22 2ptt "a Chartres street,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

Ex-PREsIDEET PIERCE DRIVEN PROM MS Bed
RooX BIZ THE king OF PRuss1A.-The Florence
correspondent of the Newark AdceFtiser closes
a.Isttef dated November 81; rs follows:
t'The King and Queen of Prussia made their,
grand entrance here aday or two since, and took
possession Of the fine Hotel de Ia Villa, turned
into palace for the royal pair and suit. The
eOrtege comprised twenty carriages and wagons,
from the last of which sauce-pans and tin ket-
ties hung dangling, asif mocking with their dis
cordant rattle the pomp and circumstance Of
that royalty of which they brought up the rearl
But kings must take their cuisine, as well MS
their diamonds, about with them.
h "Ex-President Pierce happened to be lodged
at the hotel demanded for old Frederick William,
when the-order came to vacate it The ecstatics
landlord made haste to acqnaint his guests of
the honor intended him, limiting aliketo one
and all the necessity of seeking other quarters,
which hint was differently received by different
temperaments, but by no one SO Gimdbly as by
the ex-President, who conceded in the blandest
manner the right of an ex-king to turn him, a
democratic ex-President out of doors Not so a
stif.upper-lipped southerner, of family and
money, who had been lodged there himself like
any king for some weeks, and who, on receiving
the notice, sent the poor old king and innocent
landlord together to very bad place, in free re-
publican style, and ordered carriage and bill on
the instant, shaking the dust off his feet MS he
left the unworthy hotel.
"As for plain Franklin Pierce Gas he is named
in the list of passengers to NaPles), everybody.
knows his amiable weakness of never having
been able to say no in his life, and the crushing
consequences to the polite executive, when he
found himself sometimes between the upper
and neither milestone at the meeting of cross
purposes in two individuals to each of whom
he had said Yes The only wonder is that,
when he was too happy to give place to the
honor that awaited him, like the amiable son
who said, Igo father,' md went not the Gem
eral was not found by the King still occupying
the apartments destined for his Majesty There.
fore be it chronicIed that once in his life Presi.
dent Pierce kept his world"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

REPORTER ExpRL1ED-Thc House of Repro.
sentatives, by resolution adopted yesterday
expelled the reporter of the Cincinnati CONNER.
ctat from. the Hall of the House for making a
false statement that Mr.. Colgrove, of Randolph
had left his seat and gone home for the purpose
OF defeating the election of; q. S. Senators. Mr.
.. was called homeby the death of a brother
calculated to make him feel sorely. Mr.. Col
groyeis too good Republican, and too good a
Representative, to go home for slight causes
when thesinterests of the State or of his party
require his presence il the House Itdiaid6o.
us Journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

GAS TEsr-A very simple test, by which to
ascertain the purity of gas, is given by the
Memphis B11letin.
Make solution of sugar oflead with pure
rain or distilled water, and in it saturate clean
white sheet of paper, and expose to The gas is
suing from burner not'ignited. II theigas is
pure there will be no discoloration; fit is not,
the paper will change to a reddish, dark brown,
growing darker the longer tits held in the stream
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28
liz panY. parts d New York city LIQUORS arc

IN taanRr parts oil New y ork city liquors are
adultsrated to n fearful extent. The Evening
Post says That . few weeks since man drank
three cents worth Of brandy, which prove fatal
in four hours But somehow tho law has failed
to reach the matter, The inspector of the Thir-i
seenth precint took a Pian to procure the most
conclusive testimony in regard to the quality Of
the liquor, he sent out policemen to report
violations Of the law, providing them with vials,
and when they saw anybody drink and pay for
qiquor theytOo portion of the same, putt in
a vial ssdeditup, and marked on it the time
and plnce-E sale. The walls were taken by the
captain, tOibe handed to the court to determine
the character of the contents, whether camphene
or dFinkable liquor, The collection now on
hand wopld be an interesting subject for chemi-
cal analysis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

Mickey FREE, the famous pedestrian, has lust
performed at Allentown, Pa, two astonishing
feats of pedestrianism, which was accomplished
Saturday week. One was to walk one hundred
and fourteen consecutive hours; the other, which
was accomplished Monday, was to walk so fast
out Of the town, TINT his creditors could not
oyertnke him