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WAR FACILrrlrs.IS EUROPE.

0uUL- ~ Ia~@sf5a
luss ccnaumma'e general, Napoieon tne Fl.s''
S.e'su n.s eAs4sofonafy succes.ss y seus'-.s4'p
.os IMAM oy tne o n's armies 2. ny
xOsene bravery q soe inolvduais ..ela
~ Aep. nis iorces " ons Docy, sno Mo,'as sueln
W. D.sofe :. =. -
Wsts4e, ne o. 'ns v.sio. u,'''o.s y. "'e
eusmy Y ds.an. VIM a1s'lns sueIsy No Wou.o
malcn ssao 10y ,n'o - e.l.so,y - nosule
p0WG, ~ presence ~ neAm q uis coming, and
WIN y. s'Ae uec'slse piow
peIofe snere ~ any conesen. iorce 70 oppose him.
attn .ne event 8. senelss european war in these
Gays, she Empetor 81 france even though he posses
- = many sInA' vi Tue military genius and en-
slsy = ~ v NY ne ape 70 play the same
= .ue n.ooie VIII be as different
.lou' 80 :. sus Oh tne century as the lat
81 va wagea hundred years previous.
- .ias 'us,r sloW length OF multitude
\. sa...a 1. = susis pace ana consume months
- = .aMpssn - lew hundred miles, but, swift
an e. messeagers OF national destinies,
ssa,. = vlleu siong WIN tne speed OF steam and
Is 'orce upon the scenes OF great
ssaaumuasons. wars wil not linger the long cank.
s.l.s suo cnIonc diseases q the Continent, but,
a.u.e AUG nerce W De decided at once both because
sae Mces lor tne concentration Of troops, and Of
~ w.. improvements IN destructive weapons.
Z 8 ue.-wofK % ia'iways covers Europe, and every
power can meet invaders on its frontiers with the
tEfAOR fxfk t&ar
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BAH and ECe,.tssg Dresses,

BOtt ana EUe1lt7Sg Dresses.
DOUBLE SKIRT EMBOSSED rARLEToN RoRns
FLOUNCED
EMBOSSED AND PLAIN bv The xara
FL0UNCED GRENADINE AND TIssUE RoREs
DOUBLE SKIRT BAREGE ROBES
DOUBLE SKIRT ENGLISH BAREGEs, at S.
-Also-
WHITE BERTHEs, EMB'D HANDKERCHIEF.
RICH IVORY AND SILK FANs-very low
LACE MITTS AND KID GLOVES.
FINE ZEPHYR sHAwLs, at a.
Just received by
]. A. BRASELMAN,
fe7 2p2t corner Magazine and q, Ardr.,, .,,o.,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

III. II. Buckley,
w A @ H N A K Err,
No. Camp street,
Has recently received additions to his new stock cons;ps
Of ' ''Ae
FINE GOLD WATCHES.
For Ladies and Gentlemen fine SILVER HUNTING LIE.
VERs, GOLD CHAINS, BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS and
FINGER RINGS, large stock of pure Coin SILVER
WARE. complete assortment Of
Pebble Spectacles,
to suit every sight The whole offered at reasonable nrc
watches and Jswery carefully repaired and warranted
de- 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08
Improved and Brtllians Scheme !

SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY!
Capital Prize, s5O, OOO-Tickets only elO,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
As the members Of firm have, BY VI purchase DO.
come the Of the grants chartered the States Of Della
Kentucky Missouri and part Of those In Geog under
the management Of Messs Gregory Msury. OF wilmington
Delaware have deemed expedent change name OF
our hrm, and after January 1s 1859 10 that OF WOOD
EDDY Co., who will hereafter have the management Of tho
Sparta Academy Lottery and the others, above named
In all transactions have endeayored to conduct bus
moss witty integrity and proptnes and pub
lie that the patronage heretofore bestowed well dessry
ing Of being transferred to SUCCESSORS.
Very respectfully, s. SWAN 4 CO.
Augusta, Georgia, December Is, 1858
Wood, Eddy 4 Co., Managers,
Successors to s. SWAN AGO.
New and Splendid Schemel
fhe following Scheme will be drawn py WOOD, EDDY
CO., successors s. Swan Cot Managers Of the Spa rs
Academy Lottery, Of Georgia. at AUGUSTA Ca. in pub.
lie, as follows:
Glass Draws Saturday, February 8. 1859.
Glass Draws Saturday, February u, 1859.
Glass Draws Saturday, February 10, 1859
Class Draws Saturday, February &c. 1882
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMB11s.
5.As5 PRIZES
x1ARLY ONE PRIzs 70 zn1RY NINE fyoxsrs.
Fifty Thousand Tickets.
MOST SUPERB sCHEMEl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

Lea 5 Pet7-tuS'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
AVID APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY or DISH
Extract OF letter from Medical gentleman Msdras To
his brother at Worcester, under date Of May, 1885,
TELL LEA 4 PERKINS that their SAUCE Is highly e.
ee'ned In India and is in opinion the paatable a.
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce that ia made"
Extensive Frauds ~.
The only Medal awarded by the Jury New York EXIT
oion of Foreign Sauces, obtained by LEA PERKINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE The world wide
fame of which having led to FoRGERIES pur.
chAsers requested that names Of LEA PER-
RIMS are upon tie WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERKINS will proceed against any one infringing
sher by vending spurious Sauce and have
their correspondents parts of the world to
advise them Of nfripgemens Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
465 Broadway, New York.
stock aways In store Also received for direct
shipment from England. au16 2nlv
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Diseases Of the Throat ana L,.n a.

Diseases Of the Throat n,,1s I,.,,ue
DIR. @. p. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment Diseases of the Tbro.. M,
Lungs by the inhalation Of Electro Chemical and Medical
po now well known to be the only reliable
ehecting even in those extreme and
cases which bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
marlborough of all Chronic Functional Diseases nv
means OF Vergnes Electro Chemical Baths Gslyansm and
Electro Magnetism. ~
convenience of those afflicted with Disease. of n
throat ana Lungs and unable to visit city, who desire con-
suation slist of Questions been prepared and
warded on application to Dr. c.,
NO. lag ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW oRLEANs
lnhaling Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded aecod,r
the descriptions received in each particular CASE
kSPatients from the country can be accommodated until,
80 " ~ '"u'e' nl0 2p6m&W
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Henry Leith,

q d Il.
No. ITO CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES madeto order oY.n
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds of PLAIN and oRn.
MENTAL GLIDING done In the best style ,v,x .,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

.uO1satstg Star Cigar Store,
No. 10 CAMP STREET,
THEODORE DE LA ORTIZ
Proprietor.
9-THE BEST BRANDS loF CIGARS ALWAYS ON
HAND 400 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

ALL NEW,
: EXPRESSLY FOR THIS YEAR,
-.=4.4 For sale by
THOMAS Z. WHITE,
1O5.................cANALs STREET -. 10
! CHOICE COLLECTION
Most Approved Design and Manufacturers
ALL NEW!
VALENTINE WRITER'S.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE ASSORTMENT OFFERED
i No. IO5 Canal street,
reg 2pSt New Orleans
Rich Stock
| N s rs OF WELRY,
Got up
1 IN THE LATEST STYLEsI
| SPECIALLY FOR THE CITY TRADE
| 1t consists Of Full Sets of
OPAL,
| CORAL,
LAVA,
MOSAIC
ETRUsCAN,
ENAMELED AND PAINTED
OPERA GLASSES.
OF the best manufacture and Finest Mounting-at
E. A. TYLERs,
Ief zpos ITO Canal street
Bessthasysen, LesCis $ Co.,
CANAL STREET,
On Monday, the 9TH February.
a LARGE STOCK
q r. G. "A N ID IH MUsIrNa.
WORTH EIGHTY CENTS PER YARD.
Which they will offer at
1e7 zpzt Fifty Cents per Yard!
Keep Dry!
INDIA RUBBER AND OIL
CLOEEHIN@ s
Moth;
weather than good suit of 4.
INDIA RUBBER OR OIL CLOTHING
We have on hand and constantly receiving large
assortment of everything in the line of
WATERPROOF GOODS,
-comprising-
INDIA RUBBER COATS,
CLoAKs and PoNCHos
mr. co.rs cAPEs, GAPS, LEGG1Ns, etc., etc.
JACKETS
HATS, etc., ETC., etc.,
suitable for Plantation Use.
Which we are selling at Reduced Prices intending, BY
Low PRICES
nd large sales TO merit the patronage of all dealing in the
bove named articles.
.,.c.-.--,-,.
o'' no '''S oeaiers are respectfully invited to call
H. W. REYNOLDS & CO.,
No. Magazine street,
iel Ipoe3nw one door from Canal.
-
Trunks. Trunks. Trunks.
1noNho' sALiSES,
, e AT H Err AND CARpEn
At pu,, -
~oSW q eo.>s
f.7 2ps. One door .nov. c,.,,., ..-...
l
r
g
co1IEer. fl
No. log CANAL STREET, | rs
, 81
'k or business house, or do the corresponding in AT
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Nottce.

svOttCe.
All persons having claims against the firm Of c. c. BIER
Co., hereby requested them to the
and all those indebted the firm are invited 10 call
settle their accounts.
WIN. G. STEPHENS, syndic,
No. 95 Camp street.
New orleans, FeDruary ., 1889 feS 2plOt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08
9fw 0rfan Daily Crescent 9usday praimo febrnara g. $50

To Planters,
-4Np-
MERCHANTS IN THE INTERIOR
The attention Of PLANTERS and MERCHANTS in the
interior Is particularly invited to our large stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
Ii H ~ q q u IDS.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
1l6 Canal street,
leI lp1t One door from Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08
Cigars /! Cigars /.

Purchasers will always find in store an ass,r.,..
wekn0wn orands-lnenuidad, Flor de Puadas Me,dana
FLOR dc fanche Redowa, Cabargs Partaess
Washington Dos Hermanas, Mazo Habano etc s,c q, ~,
lowest prices. wv ee'' NJ me
o26 2ptf ~ w.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

james n. 1sonspsO,s,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
no. ~ bRoApWAT, tuear Canal street, Hsw Won.
3yls 1p6 '''' -" 1ohs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

I Is offered
TO PURCHASERS OF RICH, CHOICE.
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS,
JOHN TODD,
IL aad II Is and IA
cz.a6z:RES STREET..
viii offer for week longer entire stock of RICH AID
CAREFULLY SELECTED GOODS, at
STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS,
Consisting of the most choice exclusive styles Of Goods
now in the market which must be sold to make room for
Spring Importations.
Superb Dress Silks.
In all the NEWEST STYLES lof RICH and ELEGANT
PARIS ROBES,
PLAIN BLACK and -"
FIGURED SILKS in
PIECE and ROBES.
RICH EVENING DRESSES, etc.
Dress Goods,
In PoPLINs, cAsHMEREs, ARGENTINEs, MERINos,
DE LANES. etc.
Rich Laces.
The particular attention Of is called to the stock of
REAL LAcEs-as they offered than the
importation prices, and newest patternsin
POINTE AJENcay
APPLICATION,
GU1PURE, ~"
yALENCIENNEa
HoNIToN, etc., etc.
In COLLARS, CAPEs and SETS.
RICH BLACK THREAD LAoEs,
In sHAwLs. POINTS, MANTLEs,
TRIMMINGS, etc.
Embrolderies.
full and complete assortmen; on hard in
SLEEVES,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

Planters in W.unt
"A CORN AND FLOUR NTH.
CHEAP, DURABLE,
AND OF GREAT CAPACITY
mh,ch VIII grind Corn and Cob any kind of Grain or
eed make Honiny and family Meal also SUI crime Flour
simple IN construction and be by animal wind
or water power-ars invited to call at the
SOUTHERN MACHINERY DEPOT
No. IS CAMP STREET,
And see in operation, from o'clock A. NJ to o,cock
E. o L E M A MS
METALLIC
# "A III MI NJ III
-PRICES-
with Sieve, for sitting Corn Neal while grinding * m
With Boer for making supene Flour while grinding soo m
S. A. HUBS,
ie' Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

I'll Boatas 81 The Council
'sil N n she Cisy Hall this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

Dr. Hunter,
OF NEW YORK
ess 10 notify his friends and patients the South that he
WIN aeoneiy close his office in New Orleans SATURDAY
February IL.
e Will continue to receive patients suffering from CA
fAFhH' BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION nm
to the evening of the llth inst
omee on CANAL STREET, north side second door below
boafoon street-Entrance of Dr. Aliens Dental Offices
As-Hours OF Observation-Disclosures from A. NJ to -
NJ and to p NJ. Ladies', from II to r. NJ. daily,
New Orleans, Feb. 4. 1850 fe, on.f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

Sporting Gums,
F L E AND PISTO Ls.
very large and select assortment
FROM THE BEST. MANUFACTURES OF EUROPE and
AMERICA, just received by u-
E. A. TYLER,
iei zpos ITO Canal street.
Great bargains
144............... CANAL STREET IA
STILL REDUCED PRICES!
Having marked our entire Stock at so PER CENT, BE-
Low COST OF IMPORTATION, to make vav for ,ar.s
and extensive invoice of
SPRING GOODS
which Will shortly arrive. The the public ia re-
specfully called to the following articles such as
LACEs,
EMBRoIDERrEs
CLoAKS,
sHAwLs,
MANTILLAs, etc., etc.
Ard particularly to large assortment of TRIMMINGS
which we offering at
Extremely Low Prices.
issl 2pE KEEGAN & MCCAIN.
Seamless Clothing.
'as received per steamship Philadelphia FIRE sh supnv of
ovERCoATs, fN'' -
PALTOTS,
BUSINESS COATS and
BOYS JACKETS of all sizes:
NJ rv, ,,-,,,o,, Something entirely New.
WATERPROOF BOOTS AND LEGalNs-For Gents, and
Ladies'. ~ anu
5ents and Ladies' CATERS, CONGRESS AND OVER
SHOES. AM WEN
H. R. LATIMER,
-. Epot Grayier sraet
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DIR. George W. s,n,t1,.

N 7 1 T. 545+s-{
having resumed his practice will attend TO roes.,ona, en-
posite Christ Church, .e.' - ~
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y.lsspIm
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f.s spa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
SHOULD NOT TnE HOUSE BE O1-
GANlZEDf

More ihan one-half et the members of the present
House Of Representatives were elected either
Republicans, or by ths direct aid of the Republican
ussses in their Districts 1t is therefore, not IN
just TO say, that the People elected majority of
the Hsuse expressly TO oppose, in the most effective
and successful manner, the aud measures IF the
present DlSuniOnist Democracy, and to expose dur
ing this Congress Ia every practicable manner, ITS
nsdeeds and corruptIons. The very Grst duty of
the House was It's Own organization, by which, as
ii nay be decided one way or the other, Is deter
mined what shall be the complexion of the Commit
tees whether their influence shall be for the Slavery
extending policy of the Administration, or against
IT. whether they shah be 50 constituted as to white
wash its corruptOns and paliiate lts extrayagance;
whether they 10 favor or to smother liberal
Homestead policy; whether they are to welcome
promptly and Purh forward the bill admitting Kan
sas into The Union as Free State, or whether it is
TO be oyersiaugbed, held back I'LL the Appropriation
bills sha1 crush il under their weight or reported
with such conditions ss to embarrsss or defeat ia.
uccess. OF the 237 members of the present Con
gress, ll2 were elected either Oh Republican or
Union tickets as Republicans and have voted a.
heir cobsthuehts expected them TO do. Beside
hese, the gentlemen named below were elected on
Opposition tickets, In each case supported by Re-
pu0hcans and free-Stste Americans, in each case
defeating regular Democratic candidates, in each
case chosen expressly to oppose the Democratic
orgabization, in each case anxious, during their
canvass, to obtain Republican support:
J@ohs @ -, hAskis Ne~fork- GARRETT b. ApRkiS, N. J.
IOhs nleAsAS rehn Jkrrk H. hIGCr, N. J.
Johs sChw fenu JoHa &, D.x,. I, A..
Johs h. kBihoIDs =. Y. lSsoRgR BE,sss M n
HoRAos Y. CLAAK. A. Y. '-..'. ....
These nine, added to the ll2, make, in full
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
A TESTIMONY To RE HgEDRD.

In the good Old timts, when almost every part Of
our country was slayeholdng, almost everybody
agreed that Slavery was wrong. The Northern
States have acted upon that conviction; the South.
ern baye not. srill, harmony between them was
possible, until the North Vas a.ked to join in annex
ing, buying or cOnquerng regions beyond our own
boundaries, when the case was wholly changed.
However irrt sponsible We may be for the Slavery
already existing in the South, we cannot evade
respOn,ibihty for that Slavery which we shall Co
operate in planting and fortiging. Hence the
complaints that circulating such works as Helpers
is not Repubhcarsm bat AboiuonIsm, are without
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

Any number of candidates for the Speakership
vere voted for in the House of Representatives
yesterday Mr. Sherman bad l0l votes, as usual
four LEES than majority, while the strongest oppos
ing candidate wss Mr. Scott OF Caforuis, who had
as many ss IL votes
Mr. Houston Of Alabama proposed to elect, BY
resolutlop, a temporary Speaker for ten DAYS, 10
order to pass the Post-Of Appropriations, and
then cbooee peTmabent occupant Of tbe Office
The Republicans said they we're ready 10 agree to
the proposal, il the blank the resolution should be
filed With the name Of John Sherman. The pro.
posal was not pressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
CONGREAS.

SENATE, Dec. 27.--The Presidents annual Message
as received when Mr.. Cosmer objected TO its benS
read, ON the ground that, the adjournment Of the
Senate it was agreed that no action should be taken
in the absence Of msDy Senators who had left tue city
under that agreement. Ii was argued, however, that
listening 10 the reading Of the Message would be DO
cliop, the acceparon OF that term, ON the
paIt Of tae Senate. Finally, the qestou was taken on
having il fsao and the Senate agreed to hear IT, dr.
Brown Of Miss, stated that he wished TO speak on
lhs Message, but would wait until there was full
Sepaie Mr. Brisht moved the usual printing, but re-
on, sed that his motion be suffered TO lie on tue table
tpl after the Sd Of January. THIS was agreed TO- and
the Senate adjourned ~ Friday next
HousE, Dee. G.-On the receIss"n oi the rres'oeh'
Message John CocbraDe moved that be laid on tue
tahle tl the House was organized. But Mr. Craig, oil
N. C. moved that il be received and read, which
amendment was promptly accepted by Mr. Coehr@iie'
Nueh confusion eusueo as such proceeding was re-
sa1osd ar enthely without precedent. Mr. Crng
hu,lly Withdrew his amendment, aud Mr.. Cochrane :
motion Was adopted 80 the Message sas laid aside
Mr. Smith of Va. then resumed his remarks on the
slavery question. Mr.. Houston proposed TO elect d
Temporary Speaker for ten days, and that no business
he done IN thai time except pass o to meet the
assc.nces in the liabilities OF the POss-Oice Depart
,os,t when the House should proceed again TO tue
election Of Speaker. This was objected to, unless
NJ .John sherman should be the one chosen vote
"a, Sneaker was then had, Mr. Sher nan stil lacking
,nr Xotes OF An election. The next highest was Mr.
| q L Seo,t of California, who received seventeen
votes. The House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
To Advertisers,

Those who wish to advertise in The WEEKLY
TKiBrHn viii please send Ia their early
posbls Having larger circulation than any other wseJ
newpapeT the very best medium through which to reach al
parts the county Price, One Dollar line each insertion
Advertisements for this week isaac must be handed In to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

Both branches Of the Common Council, last
evening. unanimously voted the use of the Alder
mems Chamber the Governors Room being out of
repair, for the public reception Of the Hon. Wm.
ii. Seward. on bis return from Europe, and ap-
pointed Committee to tender to HIM the hospitall-
ties Of the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

The attempt to increase the salaries Of the Sur
rogste, and the Judges Of the Supreme, Superior,
and Common Pleas Courts, in violation Of tho Con-
sttutiOn, was defeated yesterday, in the Board of
supervisors, by strictly party vote, the Republic
cans all opposing the iDcrssse
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

whole of the $4,000, 600 In Treasury Notes, in eX-
change for United States gold coin, were opened at
The Treasury Department. Washington. yesterday.
All but Sl5o, 900 was taken at pee ceut interest,
and that sum was taken at 81 per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

The United States steamship Northern Light,
18th San Francisco dates 70 the 9th inst, arrive
here last evening. The dates are the same
.rousht by the Baltic on Saturday last
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
Netu9lark Daily gribm,re
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1859.
70 oORRESpOApEnTs

10 OORRESPON NDENTS
90 Of Auony Commancstisns Whs
eyeE intended oI insertion be authenticated the
name address OF the wternot necessarily tor pubAos
ton, but de- guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake " return eJeoed Communication
business letters THH 1xIBUSk should In al be se
dressed 70 HORAch GRRKLEY 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

Vera Cruz dates to the 22d inst. have reached
Orleans by the Tennessee. Degollado lad
.r,;,sd at Vera Cruz. Marquez had been imPrs-
op,d BY sirsmOn, charged with m'uOOrdinaton'
TAs Liberals had captured TeOutlan, IN oaxacs-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

The Overland mail, with San Francisco dates to
no 5,b inst. reached Mallo,'s Station on Monday
The news is upimportsut being mainly anticipated
Nv ,be recen. arrivals at this port
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

TRE NKw-YoRx DAILY TKIsUsL LIS Published every
moxnng and Bvsnhssundsys e1cePted'he morning edition
Is delivered City Subscribers lzi per week
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
Bus,usss EOtires.
ExTRAoKDIHART SALE
GExxnAL HOusE-RUksRHtSo 0OoDs-
At
0SHAr RkDrcrioS n PRIcG
y. v. HAUGHwoUr Il Co.

T. v. HAUGBwOUr Il Co.,
Be. &8S, $40. and 4g2 BEOsDvAt. cor Of Broouest
Hsytrs sosvod eer cOnsenuents o. Good from Eofop t
NEk ACCOUNT and having thcenves 81
heavy and choice stOck Of Goods hand hsc
vsu DE spproacfBg the business defanoe
e saoks o tarye veducftON n thstr pytess.
fRon Tas TinK UNTtL 1HE iaT oSyASoAkf NhHi
large dauiAnd and thns enable then " ansetay
dnce their stock before the close Of the yees - o..
10 Of the reduced standard o.
nEHOt they enabled offer theiI b0Hhn h AAD
0oops, PukcBAsEp THB Lars fAiH At IArsi0' AT o'
PARALLRLED Low fEIcRG , -.
Ia foloscSns ave a saspEs Of Ass' TssseeS p'teee -
coppLETH Wars FREscB CHiEA DisEhh, Dkss.f, hS
Ta1 eKKvtcxs UnH c0nrLsTE sEEyion oF RICE CVI AsS
ENeEAvrB BoHsEnN OLAssvAKk F0k PAesoss oOnPksIV
BnaaxTnna OoBLETs, CHAhPAgxns, WIhmS docks. SHLs-
nSxe CKsrsa BowLs PknsKsVk DisHss, 40. &C.,
FOA SKyEsTI DOLLARS,
htoh ...e sold In this country
RHox UscORATED DISINs SERVICES,
at go . ms, and 4 i5 aud apwud
Hr.vY siLyEH-PLATED CksTKEs Il IS ST and eH
snd Sa6FTkLD OoALfTI 81 . - and 90 -
fIkE fIAIkB IEA SK1s, pieces, At s1s sAd 90,
and Of ExaUIsf1E S11IR and FihSn a. ets
sEgs CpTIKEi, ~ pces With vokT hAsDLs Ia Aoeoo
60 CksKs, sf &Sl IS and eN Is
RaAL BsHEsIAs CoL0EBD and ENeRAVED WUH BorTLHa'
q 81 81 per pair ... -.
Cur BOB EkfAS GOBLE1s, - per doSoa 10, he, no
We public exGne goods and psioos eAe eeo
tAss lA< redxsfsoa ef pYtoss u genuine.
Pnoes are marked In plain figures, fron which
No DEtIAriOH nADE-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

The proposals for the issue of any portion or th'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

These nine, added to the ll2, make, in fall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-01
NEW STAND & NEW GOODS.
MISS LIZZIE MINER

MISS LIZZIE MINER
Would call the attention Of the ladies of Ottawa IN her
hue assortment Of Fall Millinery Goods, consisting in
part Of BOEu-t-, Ribbons. Flowers, Feathers, Head
dresses Rouches Lacrs Wells Cnderseeves and every
thing comprising good stock sf
Fashionable Millinery.
Having secured the services of experienced
Miner. directly from New York. she assures the La
d that she show them choice OF
Bonnets be found anyuhere.
Dress Waking
In all It's branches attended TO by Miss StCa;r fun
sett Of new Patterns from the ell known establishment
o. Madame Denorest be by calling At her
rooms Dresses, Raglans, Cioaks, Basques, SacqIes,
and everything in thst line made with neatness and
dispatch. Having excellent goods and
she is confident of giving entire satisfaction all
who favor her with ieir patronage, and she will
Sell at the very Iotoest cash prices. Bleaching and
pressing done.
n. B. Rooms Main street, two doors cas-, Of
Mansion House.
Ottawa. Sep. l. 1853.