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( Anniversary Events--Jan. 13.

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- ussla c1osseo .ne Rhine 70 invade France
aov ~ pr;.;s,, - DID =. Auss,a sam
sttoa,. "e'o 'spuiseo ~ NJ
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Cant, pa-rat ,as a..asIss -. s sa DumOsfianu
va,aars eha taa+ .h.,,, -, - pii
~, n tbs;r r,s,, ,,ho had -
1910. Tho sno,;sh - C,aaaa - 80.
the French nnder victor. - 'sN y
17as-I;ent Tord car.,fora s,at r;ou. c.,..
pat.ssa,, - ...;e suos h,eue. onarles
was afterward tried for the All and acout,aa
day the Swiss Cantons beoan arrn;ng aaoins, r.
l7s7D Desperate naysI battle n nipbt ;n-tha "a
Of Audierne. The Rritish sb;ns Indefa,;,.,h1s -.
An,a,or N 80 10 ~ :, anu
Les Drots des Hommes n pnns n ,eoo 49, n. :
action lasted .six honra ana resrItad -, ~
shin beino rnn aebors ,v;,h ~, pan;a. -, s ~
men killed. and ths rsst tolsn ,,;soaa az =.
which the British ship AMAZON was DESTROYED s lin
many lives. s5sg
l7o9-Execution Of the whole family of the Mar
quls Tovara in Portugal for conspiracy against the
King. The whole family were executed, in order to
disgrace thelr name by suppressing it forever.
l7i6-Death Of Elizabeth Patch, at Salem the
first female born in the Colony of Massachusetts,.
l7l5--Great fire and loss of life in Thames street
London.
l7l1-Last number of the Iattler issued.
l705-Exploson of q fireworks mandatory in
London killing SO people and shaterinr 100 honses
l6s1-Death Of George Fox aged e7: founder Of
the Quaker sect H;s fa,bar nos q ,r..,,o, - ~
VOC or;c;nni1,, j, - -..,-.,
A ,.on : enos'nahers apprentice
- oonn nocnlus, a famous Dutch
M poss .aseu W Y'fg'i 81 tne low countries.
- a'''eo uisoosereu Inc lourth satellite Of
Ia r,n
.aasa LINES IN England Parliament
~ ~ piouip'hne cnemists from using their
100 ~ o1ea'c VI uhutiply goid or silver.
49,, = ao s VI nfoha'a II Oh England, after
saao ~ - yeats'
na,h; -. s,'ane aha MS tartar horde pillaged
u;asss -" ua9s a''eimaro slaughtered all the
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VALUABLE LANDING AT PUBLIC SALE

THE M1NDEN LANDING, occupied by @. L. Weldon,
near the town Of Mnden Claiborne parish Louisiana viii be
sold at public auction the highest bidder the town Of MIN.
den, on the hrst MONDAY in September next.
Ihs property comprises about 800 of land with the
posemenis thereon consisting of Cotton Sheds Ware
nonhs The Landing controls large part extensive and
rapidly growing trade Of the parishes tributary Lake Bs
ION interior and is entirely overflow To those ac
with this property 1t say ore thos,
ahacquained with obtain full information regarding he
Quahy Of cotton shipped aunuSy from as well as ne
up freight received by it, by applying the parties
asTERMs OF sALE-one third cash, or New orlesns
payable LIST January next third PAYABLE in De
eember 1855 and onethrd payable Apr 1885, In New Or
leans acceptances approved. r'' N' " e" "
foT further particulars in relation this property appv
". y. Sterling, ESQ.,, Minden; C. L. Weldon ESQ Minden
LANDING; or NJ D. Brady 4 Co., New Orleans. jeig II
OF LOUISIANA-THE sEy-
era GLASSES Of the Collegiate Department are fully
Ied Students will be admitted any period during The s"a
oemic year. G. W. SEARS,
s.,. AZ, Dean of the Faculty.
Students in the Grammar School prepared for
q the Collegiate Course and Study Latin Greek Frenrb
Spanish, German and all English branches '
departments at any season of the For full particuars
apply at the corner Of Baronne and Common 10 The Gen.
eral Superintendent. LOUIS DIJEA ~"
OF LOUISIANA-FREy
~ Permanept Evening Glasses. conducted by Professor
GENTIL, five lines week from o'clock p NJ Terms
MONTH Merchants Clerks any other persons W
WISH to acquire thorough knowledge the French language
are requested apply University BudinSs
corner OF Baronne and Copmoa streets 10 "es'
di sm PROFESSOR LOUIS pUFAu.
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CHAs. R. RAILEY & co.

CHAS. r. RAILEY & co.
| CHAs. Il. RAILEY 4 CO., GENERAL GRocERi
And Dealers in
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Il No. II Tchoupitoulas and
No. n Gravier street,
Offer for sale. reasonable terns following articles
Brandy
| 800 packages, various qualities
whisky
| $50 packages OLD BOURBON,
MoNoNGAHELA,
| IRISH.
| SCOTCH.
REcTIFrEp,
HOLLAND,
AMERICAN.
Wines in Wood
| SHERRY,
| SWEET and DRY MALAGA.
Wines In Glass
| CLARET,
| WHITE WINES.
| sAuTERNF.
| BARsAC, ETC., etc.
200 baskets assorted
Suntirles-
| - BRANDY cHERRIEs-a,ass and cork stops.
BRANDY FRUITS-Assorted
ABsYNTHE-various brands
ANISETTE-An qualities.
CHERRY BRANDY and CHERRY BOUNCE.
CURACAO.
CoRD1ALS-Assored, ali kinds.
KIRscH
MARAsCHINo.
PEPPERMINT
ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
WoLFEs AROMATIC sCH1EDAa sCHNAPPs.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRANDY-old and fne
PEACH BRANDY.
CHAMFAdSE CIDER.
LONDON PoRTER-Quar.s and pin,.
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Quars and pin.s
PORTER AND ALE-In .oozes, q.s, and PTS, Arnern,
Tobacco
so boxes, Of all styles.
Pounds, half pounds. SIS, los, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, ETC., from the. lowest grade to the
highest quality and price.
Cigars
All the approved brands of enc Havana CIGARS,
An assortment Of German CIGARS.
Cuba Skies, etc., etc. |
SNUFF \
Lorilards CARROTS, Goodwin's,
Roone's, ETC., etc., etc.
Pipes
PIPES of every description.
PIPE HEADS of assorted qualities
Goodwin's Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
dalps =.
IMPERIAL. in half chests Of every qusty-1oe pkgs
in u and II ID. boxes =. 200 =,
in canisteIs Of aad lbs. each. 100 :,
GUNPoWDER, III hf. chests, of every quality, 50 :.
in h., l. h. and cansers, LOO =,
YOUNG HYsoN, hf chests ass'd quality, 20 =,
ooLoNG PogCHoNG, :. :. :. 100
in 10, is and 20 ID, 100 :.
PoUcHoNG in and OF. papers, 100 :,
Preserves, ketchups, etc,
Ground Spices.
Wood and Willow Ware
Spices
100 bags PEPPER.
20 bales and half bales CLOVES.
70 bags ALLsPIcE.
500 mats CAsslA.
1000 pounds NUTMEGs.
200 MACE.
Paper
Hardware, Straw,
Cap and Letter,
Tea, News etc., ETC.
American and Spanish, every variety
dis
Lard, Sperm, Whale, Cotton Seed
;weet OIL
Quarts and pints-ooo baskets
oap-
Magnolia, Colgate Winchester Western etc. 1
,ofee-
RIO, JAVA,
WHITE AND BROWN,
MOCHA, LAGUAYRA,
'andles-i
STAR-150O boxes.
SPERM,
CHEMICAL Sperm, etc.
GosHEN-Fresh, landing constantly by steamers and
sal vessels from the best Eastern Daries
WEsTERN-Fresh, landing constantly by steamers,
heese-
80 boxes now in Store f
Western, English Dairy
Durham Farm,
Gloucester,
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TNREVORTON COAL-THE TREvoRToN COAL
and Railroad Company having cargo of their Coal
ket would call the Orleans public to their
superior sEMl'ANTHRACITE COAL peculiarly adapted to
ms aud without its equal for domestic purposes
super oy consists In the fact of its facility OF combustion,
ing without moke enduring great length Of time without
gong oa when the draft is managed propeyburng freely
10 very small quantities. enabling the
or little lire as may be wanted which great desderaum
ms climate and its freedom from sulphur (Which such
re. =
s remarkably well adapted kitchen ranges cooking
oves and cylinder Stoves creating heat with less
sty THIN any known coal. Burns we'll CRATES with
eQualed ~ " ~
Consumers Of Coal will find IT til advantage to give
thus new article trial Numerous testimonials superiority
can DC seen at the office of The Agent yard of the
Compsrr, ' " " ' y -
Orbits left at either place will be promptly attended TO-
- GEORGE W. LEE, Agent,
n2y. I'm Ma. Unit sire
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9sh DrItzns aiIp Gttsfeld.
sauRsDxY nOasrao. JANUARY Is, 1859.


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RoBBERY.-We learn that So ,743 was distracted
from the oce 81 the superintendent Of the Georgia
rnilroad yesterday afternoon. No clue to the THE
has been discovered, Augusta Dispatch.
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JOHNSTON & TURNER.

OOx1N01UN q IUhN En-.
GREAT nMroa1um.
HATS! IIATSl! IIATS!!
CAPS! cAPs!l cAPslH
FoR THE MIL L1oN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHNSTON & TURNER.
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
On st. Charles Street,
Near the FRONT ENTRANCE,
Have just opened
THE G1EATEsT STOCK
HATS AND GAPS
EVER BROUGHT T,O1THIs CITY
They have something in that line suit the taste Of
EVERYBODY,
MAN, Ro1- OR ckxxxD
Whether 1T be to Work Visit n-for Fair Weather .,
Foul-for Peace for WARRIOR
HUNTING, BATHING, OR CoURT1NGu
All demands 'made upon their stocks sure to meet with
ready response.
To show their the great variety kent bsv will
enumerate to moderate extent They will first call at.sn
ton to their stock of
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS,
Consisting of the different varieties of
FRENCH cAssIMERE-Latss. Style,
.i.4 AMERICAN oAssIMERE-Latest Style,
FRENCH Co.,
AMERICAN FUR-Latest Style.
FRENCH sILK-Lstest Style.
AMERICAN snK-Lates. Style.
All of the above-naned qualities of the
NEW ORLEANS CREOLE STYLE.
which be SURPASSED by anything ever produced
They.have on hand also-a very large stock of
FELT HATS
being all the varieties Of |
SOFT BEAVER HATS with Low Crown or High, to sui |
the taste.
Fine French Fur MALAKoFFs and REDANs, with Broad
Narrow Brims.
Fine Black and Coloed French English and American FUR
HATs-Broad Narrow Brim-High or Low Crown,
BENGAL PLA1Ds of French, English or American man.
ufacture.
AMERICAN FUR HATS of all qualities,
WOOL HATS at all prices.
They also have the following described kinds of
YOUTHS AND BOYS
@ A P s.:
coTcH BoNNETs, YORKSHIRE CASHMERE French
Cashmere and Cloth, English and American do
III Silk CAPS and CAP coyERs-plsd, Black and Col.
ored Silk.
lack Blue and Brown silk Velvet cAPs-A1l patterns.
nited States Army and Regulation CAPS.
ANCY CAPS with Plumes-for Children
onmon Cloth and Cashmere CAPS for Servants, etc. etc
3 O r It H E L AIDES
They have
RIDING HATS
In the following variety:
IMPRESS RUGENIA BEAVER, with Magnificent Ostrich
Pumes.
ich Black and Colored HATS, with Plumes to suit.
nercan Ladies' HATS, with Eagle Plumes
Besides the above named Goods, they have assert
ent Of
UMBRELLAS AND CANES,
all Descriptions Of French English and American manu-
facture.
FINE LEATHER HAT BOXES,
HAT AND COAT BRUSHES,
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and from to q inches stroke and rating from ~ to IS
Is THE ONLY STEAM ENGINE MADE WHICH HAS 4
BOILER PERFECTLY ACCESSIBLE IN ALL OF ITS
an conclusive evidence Of its superior and popularity
now in use with constantly increasing demand BY
d27 2mEW N I'm uiar Straat NJ a.Inau.
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CORRESPONDENTS. .CONFECTIONERY!
R A. HOWARD Successor to Geo. Beard,)
No. ISL CAMP ST. OPPOSITE ST, PATRIeK,s CHURCH.

. I 3 Y ID,
The undersigned beg to friends and custom
es and the public generally that March last he purchased
tho stock in trade and the good will patronage
mentioned weliknown Confectionery Establishment
former proprietor Mr. George Beard who retired permanently
from the business this city, He since that time
the superior quality Of his stock Of Confectionery etc.
strict attention he has given his business have justified
subjoined recommendation the former patrons esta
lshmen which Mr.. Beard then publicly gave him. He will
continue as heretofore to have constantly hand Of the
very best quality Cakes of every kind Pastry Sugar Pum
Candies Calvesfeet jelly Blanc Mango Cream Charlotte
do Russo Nuga other Pyramids ETC. Also assorted Pre-
serves French Cordss syrups Crystaised Fruits Fancy
Bonbons Jeies of all Sorts and every other article the Con-
fectionery line.
Orders for Pare and particularly Weddings attended to
and promptly supplied. RIA. HOWARD
Having SOLD NY CONFECTIONERY ESTA ADJUSTMENT
to Mr. r. A. HOWARD would respectfully the
patronage of friends in general to my sue.
cessor. mil Sm] GEO. BEARD
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I ZEE q LEAVITT,S PATENT CIRCULAR SAW
Eccentric Head Block, ~
This Mill is fully third stronger both In iron and wood
work. and much superior to- and has given better
than any Circular Mill heretofore in use
Norcross Patent consists in suspendng the that 1t can
have lateral VIBRATION and when thrown line will re-.
cover itself by the action Of the driving the
msnt Of the parts BY which is sustained while the
tit close with the shoulders the oil getting
while in operationa matter Of great importance when the
motion is rapid as in Circular Saw Mills.
Stearn Patent consists enabling one man 10 move the le
the with accuracy thereby saving ene
mans wages and making better work than with the usual
screw head blocks - N'
twenty-five of these Mills in ready delivery
with saws from 4S to inches in diameter also several
" Young America" iron frame Mills. For sale by
S. II. GILMAN,
d2f 3rnEW 10 Grsver street. New Orleans
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RElIaIoUs INsANIrYs-A Mrs Thomas, who lived
neas Gcsngton Ohio, committed suicide by shooting
herseR With ride. while in state Of mental aber.
ration produced BY religious excitement.
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Owe, HgNDKED AND FIFTY THOUSAND

~ UULLARS WURTH Of MACHINERY In
aad ready for delivery at the shortest notice comprising
Twenty Five SAW MILLS including Single and Double Cir.
eular Saw Mills with both Iron Frames of Nor
cross Stearns Patents
Fifty straubs Iron Frame CORN AND FLOUR MILLS.
inches diameter. by IL feet long. - . ~ -
One Thousand feet TURNED and POLISHED WROUGHT
lhON SHAFTING, with corresponding pillows, blocks hin.
IL inch face. ~ W
Ten DJCTOR ENGINES of different Sizes
Six STEAM BATTERIES. with tanks, pipes cocks &c. &c
ameer. -
Six DRAINING MACHINES, of different sizes.
For sale on the most favorable terms.
DIT 3m&W 10 Grayier street View Orleans
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CURIOUS MoNoAAEIA.-A singular individual, q
physician, who died recently in Montpelier Vt, has
for the last few years been possessed with curious
monomania. he occupied all his leisure in making
slolins and had accumulated l4O at the time Of bis
DEATH III sS 81 -
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PATRIor1c PAcrFIc LADIEs.--It is said that the
ladies Of HONOLULU Sand witch Islands, have contribu
ted 1900 To the Mount vernon fund,
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ESo PEBBLE SPECTACLES.- THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Gregor 4 Wilson
will continue to keep the largest of Pebble SPECS
in this city, and have reduced the prices
Silver......... .........,........,, 90 to 90
flhe God ......................,..12 90 to l6 90
We make professora humbug petension neither are
we agents for any particular
suit vision with equal any be found
in the United States
. n. B.-PEBBLE LENSES cut TO suit any frame.
GEO W. GREGoR 4 CO.,
az corner Camp and Canal SITS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed of all his right title and inter-
est in the business known '.DoRR's SOUTHERN AID
VERT1siNG AND COLLECTING AGENCY" TO the firm of
A. BSTRAWBR1DGE Co., who will continue as hereto.
fore. l. W DoRR
New Orleans, December IL, 1855
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INTERESTING TO IMPORTERS.
A. LEBLANC, U. S. BONDED WAREHOUSE, No. e.
Nos. IL ana 10 Toulouse Street.
M. Between Levee and Charities.
Its central location its proximity Picayune Tier TO the
Steamboat Landing and to the Custom House. speedy
action in transportation and expectation entries.
N Especial large and Theoretically closed Warehouses
for Brandies, etc., etc. dao am
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p SOULIAR, SUCCESSOR TO H. G. wuNsCH,)
DEALER IN LUMBER,
Nos Us. III 27s 81 and sss LIBERTY STREET. between
Euphrosine and Calliope streets,
NEW BASIN, New Orleans
Keeps constantly op hand full assortment Of
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
Such
Ss Joss Scanngs Inch Boards, Flooring Weatherboards
Ceiling, Shingles, etc.
All orders will the prouptes attention M 6n
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soUT H E RN Adv RTIsIN
AND COLLECTING AGENCY

Having by purchase succeeded the OF the bus
ness Of DORIS Southern Advertising Collecting Agency
will be continued by the undersgned-by the con
currence Of our publishing principals
A. B. sTRAWBRIDGE CO.
A5rofice, 1.1a Commercial Place.
New Orleans, December 20, 1855 , d22
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By Mr.. Stewards From the delegates Of the peo.
pie Of Kansas asking to be admitted into the Union
as sovereign State, together with a statement of
the vote polled at election held on the Sd Tuesday
q May 1885, for and against the constitution framed
at Leavenworth on the Sd of April 1858, and for
State officers provided by the same.
Also from Peter Tyler asking the aid of Govern.
ment in enforcing his claims against,Peru.
Also, from citizens Of the United States, asking the
passage of law to prevent all further traffic in and
monopoly Of the public lands, and that they be laid
out in farms of limited size for the exclusive use of
settlers. ..0 -.
By Mr.. slidell: From the Louisiana Tshuantepec
company, asking the enactment of law authorizing
canada, and to change their names.
Mr.. Crttenden moved that the Senate proceed to
the consideration 1 Of the French spoliation biz.
Mr.. Clay called for the yeas and nays on that mo.
ton, in order to test tbs strength of the bill,
The question being taken, the motion was agreed
to, yeas "a, nays Is.
The further consideration Of the bill was postponed
and after brief debate upon the Pacific Railroad
bill the Senate adjourned.
House-Mr. Colfx, of Indiana, on leave. intro.
duced bill to organize the Territory of Colona !:
which was read twice and referred to the Committee
on Territories.
Mr.. Hopkins, of Virginia, on leave, introduced
joint resolutions authorizing Townsend Harris. U s.
Consul General at Japan, and H. C. j. Henskn his in
terpreter respectively, to accept presents from the
Queen Of England and authorizing the payment of
Sae saiaes OF ministers resident to the Argentine
OonIederation, Costa RIGA and Honduras which
were seyeay read twice and referred 10 the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs. - s 49, -'''s
a Inc Speaker laid before the House a message from
rae President q the United States transmitting
repol. nom the Secretary Of the Navy, with accom-
panyiLg papers, in compliance with the resolution
adopted by the House. December 49, 1858. requesting
nun to communicate to that body, if not deemed by
him incompatible with the public interest, the in
strnc.ons winch had been given to our naval com.
manders In the Gulf of Mexico which was ressrrad
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to
be printed. ~
The Speaker also laid before the House message
from the President Of the United States, transmitting
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-25

In the extra session of Congress, Mime
sofa, through party desperation, will be rep
resented by but one United States Senator.
The new Legislature Of that State, elected
last year is Republican. The former Leg
islature failed TO provide for the meeting OF
the new body, except by the call of the
Governor, who, being Democrat would
rather the State should not be represented
at all than convene Legislature that would
elect Republican successor to Gen, Shields
The fond hope entertained by the Democ
racy is that the Legislature to be chosen al
the next election will be Democratic, and
thus a Democratic U. S. Senator secured
A delusive hope this will prove unless can.
dle-box jugglery, and Democratic frauds be
resortcd to by the wholesale. Minnesota il
essentially Republican,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-25

izens, has becn preepitately tefmipaled,--
The deluded victims Of this consnmmate
jugglery feel cheap enough. We for one
do not envy them their reflections. The
more invcterate believers attempted 10 raj
" from this crushing blow, and held anotb-
or circle Sunday night But those present
took the precaution to connect the medium
and the members of tho circle with cords,
in such a manner that sho could not leave
her seat without being detected. The con.
sequence was, that the circle sat anxiously
waiting for two hours and hall, the incan-
tation songs were sung, but there were no
demonstrations. The spirits were offended,
and would not coudescend to honor mortal
ty with their immortal presence. We un-
derstand that still another circle was held
last night, to test finally the character Of
the mediums demonstrations, but With
what result we are not aware. II is evil
dent the miserable game is played ont, in
this city, and we advise Miss Vincent to
seek some new field of operation. We un-
derstand that pecuniarily she has been very
successful here, having made good thing
of her jugglery. IL is a consolation to
know, however, that il was those who danced
that paid the fiddler