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NO. 36 .8ag0&tste Street,
NEW RLEAEs
OPENING or THE WINTER rASmOSs!!!
HAVE ARRIvED-Now BEADY-FOR SALE,
ALL THE NEW STYLES,

HAVE ARRIvED-Sow READY-FOR SALE,
ALL THE NEW STYLES,
At WHOLESALE AND RETAILl
city and Country Trade supplied.
THE WINTER sTYLE-FINE BELDEE, silk and Cass
mere-Fashionabe.
THE BEAUTIFUL NIAGARA HAT-1n Grey, Brown and
Black-Gla Top, silk Plush and Velvet.
THE Latest OUT-TEfE PIcCOLoMINI HATH Fine
Velvet Plush Cloth, Beaver Fur, etc.
STIFF BRIMs-THE DOUGLAS" sTYI.E-Brovn Fur,
Black Beaver )rab Cashmere and Pearl stiff
EXTRA SMOKE. GABLE BANDs-THE CABLE HAT
The Army and the Nicaragua HAT.
Nens Cloth, Plush and Glazed oAPs-cotton and silk the
Trade supplied,
UMBRELLAS of every grade and price
Ladies Fine SIX, satin and Velvet BoNNErs Spring style
at Wholesale
Ladies' Partisan Straw Trimmed Infants Jockey Misses
and Ladies BGooMERs.
Boys and Mems NAVY CAP and COVER; the Kansas Style
Bengal, Havelock, Young Amesca-In Cashmerette col
ors also the Great Western.
R-The cheapest Hat Establishment in New Orleans-,be
most extensive assoFtnent-the Fashionable Goods.
Country Merchants will aud it to their interest call and e
anime stock Of WOOL and SOFT HATS in endless va
rfety, suitable for their trade.
large assortment Of STR Aw GOODS for Spring trade just
ecetred and prepared supply every article in the
line low be found the souhernor or Northern mar
kets, on the most lihe,alterms.
S. E. GRUMAN & CO..
Manufacturers and Importers
No 3G Magazine street corner Of Grayier New Orleans
d20 2pfja Ard 50 Boadway. New York.
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Diseases ofthe TMroat csad Legsa gs

DIR. G. p. CRANE,
Whose snccesrr in Diseases Of the Throat
Iungs by the limitation Medical Va
DOR well be the only reliable philosophical
procesof etectig even in those and dospeae
eases which rfinHry rules practice
established a PE&M4 ENr OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Chronic Functional Diseases ty
means of yegnes' Electro Chemical Baths Gavanislu aud
EleCro-M6gnetism.
For the convenience Of those afced with Diseases the
Throat and Lungs unable ys the city who desire
anIfon list Of Questions has prepared and will BIT
yarded on application to nr. c.,
No Ii6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Tphang Apparatus Medicines ETC. forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular case.
n5y- Patients the country be accommodated with
rooms at the Institute, Mo 2pGm&W
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NUMBER 24I.


lhere were large gatherings and crreat many cc.
TABS yesterday on Carondelet street The weather
was all that could be desired There was a band of
music in attendance, bot factors, Shipping azsbts
brokers and stock j0obers seemed raore desir1s Of
moving in their several vocations than listening t
the strains of music It wa4 pretty lively Yesterday
al about, On the ievee and among the vrocers az
well as with the wholesale traders in other branches
! Of commerce. The retailers and fancy shon. II
! general are doing a great business On povlras
street and cnTrouz they were taking about pork and
bacon On TchOupitoulas street they were ffoaring
about flour and corn New icyee street there
were some remarks abont potatoes On Fulton street
we suppose, there were various notions brought fcT
ward sale We shall not omit to take change
talk along there. 1t j. hardly necessary to talk
about what was going on in Camp street-eyerybody
passes through it. particularly as prIating house
square is located on its boundaries. The new build
ing for the Canal Bank is approaching completion
and will he ready for occupation by the lst February
The expected adyices from Liverpool were not re
ceiycd yesterday. The Asia will be fully due at New
York to-day with ordinary weather. The telegraph
advises Of the death Of Capt Ludlow, Of the Wander
blt steamship Ariel. He was killed By the shipping
Of This Is rather unfortunate steamer for a
winter trip. Last winter She met with a serious dis
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y,eartiy 7 .i'ay ''2'' III VIC
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a9- Board of Assistant Aldermen proceeds
IN ga on SKIN page.
THE Yorsc Mays cupfsry,s ,ssocr,,rro>
The sixth anniversary Of this Association was cele.
brated last evening in the First PRESBYTERIAN Church
The Church was filed with ladies' and gentlemen and
ministers of the different Protestant denominations
cuped the pulpit with the Rcv, Dr. palmer nastor
Of the Church.
Ihe exercises opened with an anthem nv the choir
Reading of the Scriptures bv the Rev. DR., Leacock
followed. PRAYER was next offered Inv the Rev Mr.
Moore. A HYMN was then snng Inv the choir and
The annual report Of the Association was read bv
R. G. Lattng, ESQ, Of the committee appointed to
draw it up. 1t embraced much matter Of interest
detailing particularly how the Association battled
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ArTGsrIoN, BEER DRINKERS The genuine Mil
waukle lager is draugNl No. Union St.
Charles street. l. snu acc, Which all yers Of hger
will not slow Rte, 1t ly five glass
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PAYERS AND RAMHERsMGN are advertised for by
Mr. james Forgny contractor pavns No g. Julia street.
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PLACIDE's YARIETIEs.-Another most attractive
programme is offered at the Varieties for Tonight
the drama OF Dreams OF DeIusion, and the comedy
Of Married Life" with the usual dancing between
great cast is announced to bring out both the drama
and the comedy.
ORLEANS THEATER.-" The Hnguenots' is tue opera
to be performed tonight
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ESee Eesstea'Ea Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS,

). Il. ADAAS.........,,,....... ....,.......,, EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having thelargestcirculsesn
of any Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
ered the Merchants of New Or
2rderstoredvertsnglof loftat the CRESCENT oEFICE will
lepunctually attended to,
s-FRANR A. BARrL GrT esen, for New Orleans OILS 2p
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Theodore Dansjger,
Begs leave his friends customers that he
will open on MONDAY, the 18th DECEMBER his
NEW CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
rs AND 80 ROYAL STREET
Corner Of St. PhUtD street,
With large assortment Of FRESH GOODS just received,
viz:
1888 pieces PRINTS beautiful styles fast colors at 10 cts
IL yard
SILK ana WOOL PoPL1Ns, at Is cents = yard.
PLAIDS. at 25 cents yard
SILK ROBES, STELLA sHAWLS
New style CHENILLE sIIAWLS ami MANTLES.
All Of which will be sol the usual low prices. dl3 2pf
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Cigars.

Cigars,
TOBACCO, AND
PIPES.
FORTY DIFFERENT BRANDS or CLEARS.
EXTRA FINE CHEWING ToBACCo-In small, desirable
packages Of 8 ard 10 pounds
ANDERsoN's soLAGE, AND GooDWIN'8 NEW YORK
AND YELLOW BANK FINE CIT.
large assortment Of FANCY PIPES, etc, etc. etc.
At
WARREN & HALLS,
s4,...,.,...,.... Common
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IA "a "a a M VA
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nIDgn
80, g,--.=-.-. 80. r7----s--,
b BOHNOOS, IALMAS' PoLoN AlSE D.
And
RICH EMBRuIDEKIEs!
rLouyons AND DOUBLE SKIRT SILK DRESSES,
r,,,,.y,i, .,,.,.,, ,,,,.- -...t.
Ar
UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICEs!!!
Part Of the above Goods having been sent to ON CON-
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0''0S'' ! II ''' ''f'f '''f '''i'lo Mao
az ""y Prices without regard to cost'
......
LAZARE q LEVASSEUR'S1
,.u.,prppee erpppT
Where o.sy will find one Of the best stocks Of
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ST. CHARLES TuEArER-Burton had another
crowded house last night, and pleased as usual To
night he is to appearas Mgrim, in the Blue Devils y
and as Joe Baggs, in "Wantel One Thousand biilIi-
ners.' Afterwards Fanny Deuham and Ben DeBar
are to appear in Beauty and the Beast"
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EanpEOUed oAeea EBr53tj0spg sCBenee
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY!
Capital Prize, $50 5O,O0O--gicIfets only $40!

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC,
As The members n firm have, by cf purchase, be-
come the grants chartered by the States Of Della
ware Kentucky Missouri part Of those in Georgia under
the management Nesss Gregory Maury Of Wilmington
Delaware have deemed cxpcdent to change the name Of
Rrm January g 1859, to that Of WOOD,
EDDY Co. who will hereafter have the management Of The
spmta Academy Lottery and the others nsaboYe named
In all conduct bnSi
ness witty integrity and prompness and assure the pub
lie that the heretofore bestowed is well deserv
ing of being transferred 0 successors.
Vcr5 respectfully, S. SWAN co.
Augusta Georgia. December 10 1853.
Wood, Eddy u CO., Managers,
Successors to S. SWAN co.
The following Scheme will he drawn by WOOD, EDDY
Co, managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, each
Of their Single Number January 50, at Al
GUsTA, Georgin in public, under the auperntendenee
Commissioners
Glass Draws Saturday Janrary /, 1889
Glass Draws Saturday, January s,ls59.
Glass Draws Saturday, January 10, 1879
Glass Draws Saturday, january % Is 9
Class5 Draws Saturday, January % 1859
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERf.
FIFty ThOusand Tick kets.
nearly ORE PRIZE 70 EYERY FEEE 4lcAE7E.
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wood, Eddy & Co, managers,
FIrty Thousand Tickets.

ON TRErLAE OF sIEGLE EUHBRnf
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4. r. .Raegrr0y, agent,
EV'GM Paper: v1nGN Fapes,!

good selection Of Fine Medium and Low Priced Raperl
utt received good assortment Of GA BTNET HARDWARE
tTd UPHOLsTHR ERS1 TRIMMINGS CAMPHENE SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES
stc ETC.. at Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents foT W. Tiden Il Nophew'B
m23 2ply celebrated Gopal yaruisf.
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5,51O PRIzE 81!

sH4aEy oSs raIaG 70 1ysar NINE r1o441s.
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Manufacturers and Importers,
No. 3G Magazine street Of Grayier New Orleans
d20 2pjI Ard 90 Bloadway. NV York.
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II Tie 8afer IF he gn'2Es
eererai snlith is'dsads and.wo. have iust bosshsd
his cbseouies The scene vas impressive and being
rathOr novel, III try the description On the Opposite
side cfths square rom he Generals cuafteTs that
good old house in which your cachinnations we're
SO welcome lsst sumner, the troops we're drawn up
in line Of battle. They consisted Of the 4th regiment
Of artillery, commanded By Col s'Jock9 Munroe
Barny's battery Of artillery, and Major Grabana's
squadron Of dFsgeons-Gen. Harvey Commanding
the whole. A more reliant a7d imposing body q
men is not to be found either in or out of the army
The battery in particular attracted attention: the
superb condition Of the horses beautuliy bright
guns, draPed in black and thescariet saddle clothes
gave pleasing variety not often seen in such en-
establishment
The troops we're facing the centre Of the square,
the body vas laid in state "a the open air. and vas
seen by hundreds Of people from ell parts Of the
country, come to witness the ceremony.
When the pastor commenced the service, and
every head ia that vast crowd was uncovered, It
seemed thst Kansas intended to bury 10 the grave
Of our gallant and beloved commander eli her ani-
mosiues, her grievances, and wrongs. The most
ultra black republicans stood side by side with the
hot headed fEe-ester Of the soatb, with doWncest
look an anti-LeoomptOn man would be seen to rest
in the crowd upon Leeompton man, and inter
spersed With these we're officers, soldiers teamsters
grey backs" border rufiaus, and perhaps 9 few
MormopR:
But all were there With one feeling, one impulse
and that was, to do honor to the illustrious dead
After the service Che troops presented arms, when
the body vas horne By the pall-besrers down the
line from left 70 right, and placed upon the bier,
very appropriately, gun carriage from CoHtrsrss,
the brightest laurel in the wreath Of the deceased
and token Of one of the most memorable passages
al arms during the war with Mexico
The troops we're then wheeled 10 the left, and
marched in column With arms reversed, TO the most
solemn music, to the steamboat landing, where they
again formed in line, the remains again saint
ed, and three rounds fred over them, after which
they we're placed on board Of a steamer, under the
charge Of his personal staff to proceed his friends
in the Fest. Sic transit gloria!
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BSS1 BEN PERLEY POoR Esq, Of the Washington
States the who in 1856, agreed to carry barrel
Of apples thirty miles in a wheelbarroW provided
FILLMORE did not get the vote Of Massachusetts, and
who actually performed the feat speculaes follows
with regard to the Summer destination Of the
ton:
WHERE SHALL WE ao?-NOW that Congress is
hurrying through with its business, the cry of
50 where shall we 70 ?" is heard on every hand
Many Of the members are forced TO electioneer for
dear life, and the Know NOthings will do so with
faint chances of success but others with the great
army of ofhee-holders, elaim-agents, and citizens
must 60 somewhere. The season has arrived when
nomadic individuals fly from pleasant homes, with
all their Injuries and comforts, to the questionable
summer resorts, where inconvenience is the rule
and enjoyment the exception. The past year has
not been particularly easy financially for any class
of society and this untOWard fact has mingled
much economy with the inquiry Of where shall we
go?' Old Eleven Per Cent tells Ellen Agnes that
she can not take the " round" this season-that's
fat. One summer resort must be enough for her;
and as for George Henry, why, he'd better stay at
home, anyhow and attend to business he squan-
dered so many hundreds last season that it is i'm
possible to stand it.
Mrs Chadband and daughters will pass month
at TensllytoWn, and swear that they have been at
Cape May while those who call at Mrs. Grsndstiles
will be told that the family have gone to the White
Mountains, when, in sl probability, they are econ
omizing at some third class hotel in Culpepper
county. Mrs. Tptop will patrOnize the Bladens-
burg Spa, and thus appearances will be made to
swer in place Of fsots-Which are probably just as
agreeable, and great deal cheaper. Mrs. Tiptop
will not dare to insinuate that Mrs Ritchenuf, in
stead of going out by the last steamer, TO take the
81 grand tour" is empowered in some sequestered
village, in some Southern State, at extraordinarily
cheap board, studying with lsudable perseverance,
descriptions of the continent, Bayard Taylor's
81 Views Afoot" 81 the Land of the Saracen,' &C.,
50 as to be perfectly posted when she returns
Madame Tptop would do nothing of the kind: for
she may be necesstated to adopt the same innocent
pretext herself on some future occasion and Mrs.
Ritehenuf will Of course keep her own counsel, as
Mrs. Tiptop does hers. And it is by such simple
that fashionable society hangs together.
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w 3. GRUBBS, wholesale dealer in Gold ami Gilt
w JeWelr, Fancy Goods, &C., g. South side Public
square next door TO Berry & Dsm0ville.
This establishment has been recently opened with entire new
stock Of goods comprising every article In the line usually kept
in similar establishments. The proprietor trusts that from
somewhat extended experience in the business, and BY
minaon 70 make quick sales q low prohts that be viii
calls from his old friends and the trade generally.
nayl9 W. 3. GRUBBs-
TTOR SALE AT COST 10 CLOSE.--En assoTt
cost 10 close;
Irish Linen, Linen and SIX Handechie Hoisss, Gloves,
Ribbons, silk Frnges, Trimmings &C., sc.
W. B. GRUBBs,
mayilg No, South ode sguara
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO, IA, COLLEGE STREET,


TAVE now in store and are constantly receiving fine as
sortment Of ell kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
they determined to sell low other house in the city,
the time warrantng their Furniture to be Of the best
workmanship and finish. One Of the firm has just returned from
the east, where he personally selected the entire stock which is all
Of RECENT MANUFACTURE STYLES Cur stock
sss in part Of Rosewood and Mahogany PaoT Furniture
Of which very fine together with Chamber Sets Book Cases.
Wardoe Reclining Chairs Lounges Sofas, Easy Chairs French
Bedsteads, Music Stands Mahogany Chairs, Dressing Bureaus
Extension Tables, ETC., etc. and complete assortment OF all
kinds Of
Low PRICED FURNITURE
and every variety OF Wood and Cane Seat CHAIRS We viii
deavor please ALL and much pleasure In showing
may2e-9m PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
ATILCH COWS.--I have several No. Mich Cows, with
I'VE young calves, which would sell al reasonable prices
JOHN G. BARROW,
june3d3t Two miles west Of Nashville o. CharlOs PHa.
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EppersOn springs.

MACON COUNTY TENNESSEE This highly
w rsputed and well known watering place, will be opened
and ready for the reception Of visitors and rTas By the goth Of
May As regards the high character Of the medical qualities Of
its many waters, comment unnecessary suffice il % say hathe
Of the waters has effected Of various diseases the
ment Of which has fOed the most eminent physicians. There
prachcing physician residing the Springs who will always be
in attendance, should his professional be required
Our table viii be we'll supplied, with the best the country
affords, aud that prepared I'm good style.
Our stables will also be well attended.
We have abundance good pure away for the
benefit and comfort Of friends and visitors. Charges wit:
Transient Boarer from 81 Is 81 % per day, 81 % per
week; Children under ten years Of and servants, half price
Horses 80 cents per day Washing and Ironing 81 % dozen.
For extra services, reasonable charge viii be made, Hack
will leave he Springs morning at o'clock 10 regu
larry through the 5eson u meet The Nashville and Louisville
stage AZ the Rock House.
Wd. A. DEBOW & BRO.
mavIT tn fu1v prourietors
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REn RamING sPRTNGs,

REACON COUNTY, TENNEssEE.-We take pleasure in an
v nouncing friends that ready 70 receive vis
and that every necessary preparations have been made or
their comfort and no pains viii be spared render their stay
plessut and agreeable the medicinal quality Of water
many afflicted with various diseases have visited them and in few
weeks have been entirely cured greatly relieved and cOmPr
sing patients afflicted with diseases Of the Kidneys, SCrOula dis
Of the skim the Bladder, Drop Sore Eyes and
arrangement Of the Digestive Systgm ia general.
CHARGES.
Transient Boarders 81 . 81 5Operday per week.
Children under years Of and servants, half price
Mr. Thomas Of Hartsvle viii Hack to the Stage
from that place the Springs regularly through the season.
iune4-d5n NEWLY & HEAEN, PrOprietOrs
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81 Virgil Delphini. +"

- An IMPORTANT VOTR 1t is stated that e COM
mittes on foreign relations, in the Senate, hsd full
meeting, and considered the PROF 3sjien from Mr.
siiden to abrogste that clause Of the Ashbmton
treaty which requires naval force to be maintained
on the Coast of Africa After some discussion
formal division was taken with the following result:
Yeas-Mason, sidell and Polk. Nays-Foot, Crit
tandem, Douglas and Seward Thus the movement
vas defeated by one majority.