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7al Tir9inian.

Pm. Il kSgcpoTE.-That facetious aud talen-
ted srnss,.nss L. II. B., lin one Of his stumping
canIsisas, oe.ag near the Southern border oil
Ken,....,. sad bearing Of large political meet
ing IA LIE held not far Of in Tennessee, crossed
over to witness how stamping was done there.
Among many other gems Of oratory that he brought
away with him, he relates the following part OF
one 4 the speeches, as specimen sample:
~Feilow-citisens. this thing Of Democracy and
Reform commenced about thirty years ago. ln-
stead Of the corruptions Of government Icing re-
formed we have continually been sinking deeper
and deeper. l cannot better illustrate this than
BY what ] witnessed when Mt school. The teacher
one dav, in jocose mood, gave Bill Coons the
following question in arithmetic: Suppose frog
at the bottom Of thiry-ioh well. who ciia'bs up
one foot every day and falls back fe feet ut night
how long viii it take the frog t" get to the top
At il Bill went and worked away until he had
nearly filled both sides Of his slate with figures.
when the master called out: BILL, have You not
finished that question YETI No, sir. answered
Bill, faint finished. bat ! see how it must be
DONE WELL says the master. how hie' up in
Jewell have you got the ir'g Tain g. up.nt
ALL but low down, answered Bill. ! reckon he
is about half way down to the bottomless pit.
Now, fellow citizens, ! reckon y'u are as cute
as that hoy Bill and though You may not he able
to cypher it out exactly how low down IN the
depths this Democratic Reform has sunk us. yet
YOU can see, as plainly as that boy did, where 1t
will land US f'-LetaSr,2s Journal
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SiErriNG AFTER DiNNER.-This hat.t. which ia
lcc..m ,ug So very popular in this country. aud
particularly 80 with young persons. Is az eAee"d'
incly pernicious one In our cl.iuste. the stom-
ach DIES MT perform its functions dorine Sleep
except with slowncss and dhcnly: 81 If II be heav
ily loaded, it remains in sen-toipid condition
uni il tbs sicsta is finished The re~'i't Of such
daily lorpdity is indigestion. or some me of
the thsus and different forms assume ly the by.
dra--Si -pe,sia. In hot countries TIE alton Of
tire ,ileest,c nrcans is much easier than Lore and
sccg4 culcs, very sound. ia'rcies the stomach >
functions lut very slightly. II at all The sicsta
is. therefore. ,a,nral and prNler ulng, for the
tropics, ai.ooash it 10 to'a!Iy Inappropriate to the
United States.
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Once sonii,-Sidc Raiirond Company
PEikHsBuRG July is, Ie5o.
~ CD - .IsiSss.7sl. . s;sissss IS
n LII f.r DAIIE Tsl TIiE Ml:ar ...a ii. =.

IAsRECT ROUTE To TIE WEST md tho
IL VIRGINIA s,n,Aus, VIA south Side kalrond from Pc
borg t., Bristol via Tenn and Va from Ri ,,ol
to East leah and Georgia Railroad II,
Chattanooga. Nashville and Chattanooga IaIo.d
tom Chattanooga to Stevenson VIA Memphis Charleston
through Tickets issued To- the above points and the Springs
and checked through at the oee Ea
HE ,ilo~ ing 5 he ulc wd soutl.side Rail
road commencing SUNDAY next, the 4th July inst
continuing Until further notice.
Mali. AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Con Getting with the Richmond and Danvnr Trains at
'usee,c Junction. ana with na through ncL
Leave Petersburg daily a............... 5oo,lA NJ
Arrive At i;urhc,Ili. tJuncon) ".......... s:Io
Arrisc at Fnrih,ie t..................... 9:21
AiNe al yhrhh"fk l. ~ T. NJ
Leave i.nehtug daily at................... 40
Ar.ise al rarmv,ilc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AN
Atrtsea B"rhevolc junction. At........... h
N'''''" a. ,;ii, ,i;1H 80
Connecting with i,h.Io"d r. The Junc
Auis, at bo &r'lllc >Jnncts'i A'..............2 NJ
AlSr i, i"'mn,!t 70 r NJ
AI,y, A. + a, nyiIr. a.. ~ q oo ~"
ArSr al Bn' awhile tJni tloiJ ............ NJ
An A,c5i.nyat.s,, PASSENGER, ar tsf ttr u a, =, ,ra
IrHFei W" attached! 10 III" having LyE.!.Uufs
tt'sai at -" NJ and i"~-'ns,ts go".- pan n,si III
tax 'od put on passengers t. sr,t, .us,,edb
Il, 'Laf.ri u,citan o'i Ia IA, jed
at "1t It'll iin-h "heiatd Aadsfs"h So" M' .ei's
" i,,d,. W.. ,ic b,,et', a,t " at,s Nrt'"way II
hGr~.y4o" hres tga aIidsc farn.,i.e, ir.>i raup
M"' ivtseon, A,l"n""A Hron si"S, Ooneoi'', Jnn.rs
CITY roiNr BRANCH
SoEth.sil" hor'.d trl..t ana tas-entcr Traits cave
i'icisHn'g ian. lst.IdA srst"ttv4 u.......5 NJ
liza city ,'o,I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
At'N at ''"tt Sbnis at.......'. 10
,u, in,i!v evening VIII, ~, he s,s,n"rs , az. ',s
The Al;'n'on iEan III tn'S i;oad Will be on. when
there i oasn"n" u,ntH ii Sorlne places t. TAX" aud
iii o
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Dialogue on Board Steamer St. Nicholas

ON TIE ALABAMA RIVER
tot X l"rd u let IN, introduce you W II Frcar
Asen, 't T." 0aher tiiy sewing Machine You buy
o", ii is Jn.' what Non want.
D-N", Col h"eve do not want i, Sewing Machmr
hni a. lat' always lid eu sity opera.
ton vii ii obliged to Your cn1 Frey, he VIII show up
F-cersnly Sir 1t will aHprd me much pleasure to graf
ny "nr curiosity, aud hay" doubt, shall sci, you Ma.
chine before part,
Adl mrn' to the Cabin begin. operate. Makes
Ma,h ' Wv ''"' ~ '''
pit truly wonderful Had 10 ,lcs TIA, work could he
"' So rspnN and with such ease II M T. would on go
"'13e Nm hi' Machine W. coudget aonr tn.ly
f-that is unnecessary Sn as cam ,uur S.amstr,ss
III '9Pn 9" hours all that required 10 operate the Maenno
m So" 'n"@i my neishh'ls has Machine that cost
CT, anu h'''l lis NeatstreSs ct his FAM
""! mug Win IT. although they have had several
Iiha one Of III" old complicated ones Sir Til. YOU
Va hhl much more simple N"u ave nny to place two or
NM. P"l- "i Cotton np"n the siinis N hi, manner reg
- ne,n"r aud .o"r Machine IS N ~o,k ns order ~
W. ,"t etftan /, - snpl" enough. and Of 9 ,ursc
h'th - h'il mach die 1. 10, ON. If nrl,r
f.Ja,i 50 81 -" chance for them to eet ou, Of
"r, IN i'''' he such CONFIDENCE in them that war
| that Tine, tree OF charge. " ~ -
ooi Now. b YOU what prof, Tier Is in havr, ~
hesr Msciues would axe yonr S..uu.ttrS, aI
y hat eau lee da'. in wcaty mi1ntrs t> thu, Mnrhun
-raus,r,,s can de- n | ,onr work ma nm H., :,
The Machine sc In month. Ihavc two orr.
paha'r '' an ne Tor NY fanny, Tor hue quit.
h--Co"ncl Won being large p.uicr you can afford TO
haN one OF oven two at am sna one and keep seam
stress max" tie fmsics each iant their own 5. y.
ing al night and rainy weather
COT just Try the strngth of th. You see it viii
not RIP although y"u nj il nearly ali to pieces. Now do you
MT find thar youI work done by family you say ip.
all to = ee"S b"ior" IT + hair w"In
itS"R ne sro". Ia ~ he Sam Yes. that is a fact
Soione' You ist al an"nt has ended me Twill take
e"Ia'h shd learn my tnral To use 1t She certainly has
ma. az 1 "e' "a" AZ np clothes enough for twenty ha dds
1hf S'.lH1 Gag io"Ie Thread Fansiy Sein3 MacAin,
"i p SAFE At IA Man ST. RICHMOND, Va prices
| - AGENTS WANTED to sell these Machines The
a RAJ Cunt allowed For single Machine Agencies
jan ,ed4cn w. !" fHL Az,
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& TEA NSHII" ROANOk E.''-The Roanoke. ha.
~ Wing been thoroughly and rehttcd has resumed
her regular weekly the line, leaving Newly
cry "Wednesday ?cfnocn, and CITY Point every Saturday
morning O'Clock.
The Jamestown" leaves New York every Saturday
aferipon. AMI Ctl Point every rue,l.N r,cang
a. For freight passage, hAtl superior arromm DIS,
ions, apply to LEE, JOHNSON a. co.
Y A Va Stea Co
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- ". m TNIIII.N n" lIr'I lWIN0M n
I" ,,, az Inr kuwn Ia the No l UNt "a iri
eli q ho,a ri> Tidt' At in, heuS "a 20 Int H'"t ia
- J.. lIak Bon" lpast FOR So - tr >ls,tt
ber4 tuc! ts,r pl!u,- THAI .aNtau tutiu ic"ti rs
"'..'- r,atNei. sti "rlur t"t ntt;IlzlnE jt /.
III ,. parisi.ais A., ~ = W AND!ISDN
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ha," -. received =" l. nice lot Of Ladies KID
kDbl :. VIII and witbalt Cal lkr Boots, q
boots, lhliiirhr So "tits Nt tioO>i haId,
good -. ply II Ga'ic!,,.
4 u,
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lso EOHTIlE FAIR. il the un,,rr.ui rr

ti uHn>lnd- participating in the estNt's winch
affords. ,rth" The
III IL ilaturs uNitcd TIE CITY iiils,
IT. SI,tN md participate tho -t,urs Winch
a. ,fsituP at sti,h occasions.
An tl' mary attra'in" Ilr's TO which Ii" gathering
tn Il, and tlrunI,d
IA IT,. JAtaar> iko'Pr ,ht ua,ty neal iaaI }i, y
gn. bAlk Nain Nt,rt lNu'tug, Va, " '.Ie u,1td- #
irh IL, uonr.t Motks
Ia, am s!'.I a ttc ,nl..t al I',m,
ii Hh flfnt,arI on oH"ri ho'r, and n l. ,A.a
..l,.,,
' o't,a,m at Cas- aai Frames %. .,try style and
,a.a'4, hlnd ,,-t l'u.,,
~ hl4,, " atth A,,i- CHAINS, o.
T., ,ttke every st sac" All, ~ 4 hours ii the
d.. -ut Md, ut Il II BiI>S,
nj Hi'I itt,t i'a; - pt i,f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-03

~ phy Tor the ensuing year. to and popular DRY
coon SALESMAN, of character Nane need Any sh,
rauh"t CONE well reconmo nrd f adu,iy, snbiirA aud
cg ny AlLns," A Is, Pos. OFF, IynehbVrg state
sH!1iv re-, ifrt l,e Is
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4 UOA 40 HOt H tOss. a. " Ion Hills.
~ We ~ Just received arhh, up . t' c,iuhtHted
Victor and MIR COOK SIo\ Is, tor No, aad winch
universally admired tbs Agricultural Me.
ch"nt al at h. this place by The great saving of iue the
thcthess et sting their snpeipr t. aud rtio opera
NaIiouA d. thtN
t.'I" Be the W" hAy" mt, II
OPT huie1, With /. Htary gfrat
IT, furnishing hot wa, AL lu-s witlat
stduai fuel being heated Il, the gupkorpc aud " al.
int ..rrn9 h the cooking ,irau. tidruts vi the
Ats { BilN, ca.
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ANDITTTK I'M NH
i'!' subsc Prltuly nN". Artcon Of i've pub
] trntitN.
Nj VI PLANES dIlniactut'd t5 ann A sJ,l,n,
.tiN aH hand
~ received Premium u II succes
1866 n0d ~ the Iails II t.. Nr,riean mstitGc,
tai Palace ia lht leading
LECTURERS New is'ou, abi unqur.tinnshiv
t hest q,ait> t4r full round, haHt. as
N'niulins tiet Pianos
rior to Nanny t"ts, aud rlua Grand iano
90 II "
In, ,,reatest hitch ,cty ~ other
wcresrcc'trll .,c eva na'on from strangers an
u,!s themselves, above par
where. All al
II II t\~I.N, Mtnhids of Piano Fortrs
23dGHI WAltfRouMs, lDa t,nlrc st, INV IuhK
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e;,-at Northern, Wr.icrn and >Outh-we-tcr,
MAIL ROUTE,
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

fsa :-3iizi.---is;iie.:
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ptrfI,aBt re. Fob. lith leJe.
thr regular monthly al the Hoard ot Du''
= n at sac ,ath Sad, X K the following resolution
na> adopted
he"Sri, That the Freight Agent at H. nehlnrE hereafter
b. ur,le IL collect all iresht goods received de
't,L h,s Depot oetorr tney 'ftne .,ss
TO- "tlhr Company Copy from k,tp.i.
Ist.rtS JAMES f. CT IIIl}l.Ei /. Sc,'y
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SIEvER SKIN ONION AETS, lust eeeivcA
- 'd for AA's by feb l7dts.l VA srROrHER co.
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- -. .hr na>ln Tor the purp"sr OF selling
eo'N hg GOD on COMMISSION, wiz ,n,l keep con.
e,''s "h MANI .ood supply Of the 1h,s. ant
Va = hri'cie WI please vail At Eipis m
bfhGr Sire where self car alw vs. b. found
ais" have teams # aud at short mo-
doe 3n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GooDs.-Messrs, Gi

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GooDs.-Messrs. Giquel
Jaison 6 and Is Chares street. attention OF plant
ers to the great assortment OF staple plantation Of all
Southern manufactures which they for SALE
These goods include all descriptions Of osnaburg plain plaid
and nseys and kerseys and the stock
surpassed for completeness and excellence while
made most advantageous.
Aessrs G. j. direct importers Of French German and
English fancy and staps and regularly receiving
consgnments from frat sources that their stock
in assortment in late styles and they pay ns
das profit they afford Inducements purchasers We ask
general attention to their advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

FRESH AND GREAT NOVELTIES IN Dry GooDs.-
Aessrs Levos Co., Of Canal and Bourbon Streets
have just received and another those gorgeous
payso European nery which have rendered their establish
ment so justly popular with the lady population
The goods comprise eight beautiful styles
OF barege for evening and street dresses variety Of the finest
black lace haws and manes and rich assortment black
lace for touncng and rimmng most exquisite
Of spring silks such double skirts ounces bayadere
stripes, grisaille tastas taeas black
for burnous and shaws magnificent variety of laces and
eboideries including sets of different Styles capes acbus
beras black and grenadne evening and ball
dreesf the most recherche description including silk tissues
grenadines amazone embroidered musns and aces
double skirt with theeskirt @erial musins flower coues
etc. also Jouvns gloves at dollar pair and cheses and
all kinds Of rich and fine underwear.
II the ladies resist the temptation OF going to look a
these goods they better proof against temptation than
ready believe Read the advertisements elsewhere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
rh,r.y-E.fsh consrs..---sseona session.

WASHINGTON, January 15--Senate not IN session.
House.-Mg. Foster Of Maine, asked leave TO intro
duce resolution directing the Committee on the Post
Office and Post Roads to inquire into The expediency
Of authorizing the General 10 make con-
tract for the transportation of the United States mail
by railroad from Bangor To the state o. Maine 70 the
city Of Halifax, fn the British province Of Nova
Scotia, for term not exceeding twenty years; but
objection was made.
Mr.. WinsIow of North Carolina, from the joint
Comnitte On the Library, reported back Senate bill
to authorize the President to make advances Of money
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
A GREAT REpuor1os IN SPLENDID D

A GREAT REDUCTION IN SPLENDID DRY Goops.-
Our fair friends who may be in need Of anything or
beautiful for street assembly wear respectfully invited
to consider the very great inducements held them
by Mr. John Todd at Nos II and IA Chaes street. The
beauty and variety of the goods is attraction greater
attraction is offered in the unusual reduction the prices
whole. us f.ta ia
The establishment is one in which lady may provide her.
self with everything necessary complete wardrobe for all
kinds Of outdoor paror and chamber There
plain b OK aud figured silks in robes piece; embroidered
Paris robes style English bareses, and other kinds
beautiful dress goods aces and embroees Of all the different
descriptions clouks shaw manes ribbons INNINGS bon.
nets gloves parasos in the variety
and enabling lady she please to perfect
OF beauty and fashion.
All these goods OF Mr. Todds importation and are
offered at reduction Of rs 10 per cent below former
prices This something for the ladies to think Of Read
advertisement, fair friends. serl IL -le-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

Tie Speaker also announced tie following AZ The
Standing Committees for the session:
ELscTIoNs-E. Barry, r. 4. Keary, G. N. Pierce,
CLArNs.-B. Haynes, b. Newton, J, B. T. Ducas,
3. r. HerriDgsJ J. b. Lefee, y, B. Bush !. " Tmdsau
CONTINGENT EXPENSES. = E. r. Herring, j.. ".
Smith, F. B. Tspagnier, >. B. Robinssn, Amsdes
FM1scs-H. n. p6lk, q. Gray. i. 4. rruss, j. ).
Morgan, + W. Taylor, L. Texsds. co. q. LaVrascsl.
7. .. Adams, B. q. Hodge,
y JuDtcIAsY.-L; y. Reeyes. =. a. .. Harper HsU
Hodge, Charles D. Dreux, r. O. LAyHe.
Propositions And GRrKyAncne.-Dan. Newton,
oeteye Hanpg, W. J. G. Barnes, Jease Womack, J.
u. taylor, \. Amaker, Chas. BsuuisteF.
Whitaker, g. n. Pierce, Chas. i. Bruals. d. a,
L,sn In chas D. Drsux, Z. .. Huard, Ernest
ISrxxSl1 Ixprovxw,e,. - Z nee, - =
Fortson, J. B. Wilkinson, j. Taylof. j. n HaIfins.
Diekey. fes 8
T. l. AGmaRI' +. i II Usssosn1 ccen Geo O.
PUBLIC EDCcArIox-J.s. Ban, & q. ISsf5sook.
VIM. z Cook, G. y. Pierce, Y. y. Wal6, 81. eolonon,
l. p. Armant, ]. p. Trudeag, =. ~ unaden.
~, EsRoLLxESTsIChs. q. Brusles Octave Ha!sng, =.
CoxMERcE.-D. Waish, E. r. Herring, Il " abju.
g. u. Pierce 7. E. Adams, J. 2 Hawkias, :. B. VIII
kinson. = E
AdRicDLTBHBs--Ss " f1&nss n. - n4ee0y ~ H
psrrault, J. Roberts. ". g. Martin, y. simnsas, 2.
W: Fuller, p O. Broussard. j. g. Taylor
Public PRrNrING.-W. L. Knox, L. Y. Reeyss, A.
B. Hyres, ]. Beggs, e. A. Patterson.
PUBLIC BUrLDfy0s.-H. E. Sale, W. o. Marta. J.
We Smith, H.P. Wommack, a. ". Alias, J. 4. Hsw-
kins, L. TexAda-
PAsocHIAL Ag,Ans,-J. ". Taylor. ]. nsssss.,
Geo. Wooley. 19 rs s-ssssls1g A Z
PEsrrEErI1KY.-P. n MORE, .. 8. Bush, d. 3.
Sale, ". =. Foftson, ]. B. 4. Duns u n Roh5mon,
!. 2. HOLLAND, g: 9: Laxr,sl, J: p; WiIkinscp:
B. Haynes, 1. TexAds, n. ". Ais, ]. psxeps 800
LANDS AND J.. ]. KoeEan, n b Whitaker,
2. Newton, 9. HsrIang; = rexsds, ~. raller, ".
CHAR1rABLE INSTITUTIONS. 2. u. Es Hasps n.
Richardson, !. 3. L DGgas, q p. Dssux q. Eoassy.
dali, Y. GuiIbeau, o. D. Guidry, ~ Il. FuasnI. 4.
8. Fox, ]. J. Polk, J. Nntter.
STATE LIBRARY. - Z. Lashbrook, J.. b NNkin.
son, J. 8. Bush, g. G. LaWrason. ssss
UNFINIsHED BgsMEss. Il B. Andrew, ".
Simmons, W. J. CarDes, D. a. Randall. J. n. amilh
J. B. 1. Dugns, O. D. Gnidry, 4. A. Tregrs.
Mr. Reeves asked leave to employ the service of 4
| Clerk for the judiciary COMMITTEES granted. z
On motion Of Mr. Harper, the House took Teeea
Of thirty minutes.
House met Al the expiration q she thirsy minutes
and Mr.. Morse offered the following FeoIntto0 reia
tive to the appointment Of Representatives d bott
Houses Of the General Assembly which ~, afta 4
suspension q the rules read once, twica and thfee
times, and adopted. Isl Sss
On motion II Nj. Robinson, Il ~ resolved d
when the House adjourn i Do p until Monday ntxt
Nj. Morgan, Chairman Of tie Conmittss Oh Land
and Leyees, asked leave to employ clerk, but, Oh
/ lection being made, withdrew tie requouk
On motion Of Mr.. Robinson. thu HOuss adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

SPLENDID JEwELRy At VERY Low PRIcEs.-Nr.
Auh the quality Of whose establishment At No. Al CHAR
street, known to everybody has received lsrgs
and daIIngy beautiful additions to his previous
goods holds unusual inducements To al who
may OF any thing In his line Hsoss hir dia
and discount Of 10 per cont fso usual
prices hisjewey general at discount Of " cs and
his plated discount Of 20 cent visit y the
inspection the goods and prices will be 70
satisfy 60 put them strongly In tho notion of buy
ing. See Mr.. Mut's advertisement elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
raE MOSQUITO KrNe.-Many funny stories hav.

TIE MosoU1To KrNG.-Many funny stories hav-
been told Of the airs which bis dnsky Majesty the King Of
about Nicaragua not thousand miles from
that sunny with old long tailed blue and
cooked hat, which drunken udshpman him stho
coat and being his only articles If esntes great
occasions the only articles OF any kind IN nks
himself dressed death. What fun It would BE- y chap
like that brought here and presented with
full F. stinzer Co.'s No IS Camp street. where the
soveregns Of New Orleans dres Themselves beautifully ard
stylshy whenever they feel Es 4 His Mssaty would want
to h Id court there ont Ii and Different suit
every day and II he did that would take him
&c, through But he isn't coming the sovrsiens
Orleans better 60 and provide themselves with what
want their account the stock being Large and agnM
cent See advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
VARIOUS GaoczRli

and many Of the iuxuris Of life may purchased
tsrs No. "a Tchoupitouas street. Fresh and nice. thsy
landing from ships recently arrived A will b BY
advertisement Mr. O. IA In receipt Of large stock q lard
sperm and vhalsotls and Imperial tsa In eanistsxs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
s1saRns CElsBaArsD MAcHnEs5 are forming part

Of the freight steamer that leaves the city for each
mail brings orders to Mr. Walter Bennett IS Camp street who
agent their sale in New Orleans The city demand aso
the appreciation Of enlightened public for The Singer
machine with all its ornamental and practical attrbne nov
numbered among the penaes thousand homes and ~ busy
click In the drawing answers back to the mnnc OF the
piano In the parlor 1t considered much accom
pshment to be able perform the one Instrument q the
other We ask attention to Mr. Benefits sdvertiseuerts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24
FROM THE KANSAS GOLD DrsTR1oT.-The st. Lsuis
Democrat publishes the following letter:

FOUNTAIN CRY, Dec. Z, 1858.
DEAR -: am on the eve of starting on hunt
ing trips expect to kill enough to load our wagon
have been at this place four days. we have our
house almost completed. We have had hard time
in getting here-our teams gave out and we were
obliged to travel very slow for time It showed on
the 18th of last month"; and up to this time We have
had plenty Of it !; at present we have about four
inches snow but not very cold weather. We are in
very good place to winter but we are obliged to go
about thirty miles for gameplenty of good venison,
ETC. We have some ten twelve houses in our little
city situated at the mouth of creek called Fountain
Qui Bouille, about fifty miles from Pixies Peak Gold
any place about town, but not enough to pay US
to work at present the weather is too cold to pros
pect with much success l intend to try it while /
am out hunting if the weather is not too severe am
of the opinion that there is just rich deposits here
in this country as in California; intend to remain
and satisfy myself at all events. II had about one
thousand dollars worth Of goods here, am satisfied
that could make ten Thousand out of it, the goods
that should take out, if I was to make the trip
again, would be hardware, sheet-iron for rockers
boots, -four, whisky, good chewing tobacco, brandy
ETC.; also few good rifles. Passengers can be OBJ
tanned at one hundred and fifty dollars each who will
also do camp doty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

A UNITED STATES "E1GdRR.n william Les, Of
Boston, formerly Of the firm Of Phillips, Sampson
Co., was arrested recently at Paris By Two policemen,
who suspected him of being an Italian assassin, with
designs upon the life Of Napoleon. When Be vas
taken before the Commissary of Police that cflcer
CAM ENC, !" said Mr.. Lee, Il an Black Republic
CAM 8 Hoyes rous n exclaimed tho Cummissary.
"C'est un Negro des Etats Unis!n .sHa u nagro
from the United Statesj' s4ssaa assss ss ss ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-24

A SHrrwRncK AND LOSE or LIrr-The ship South
Carolina Capt Goodwin, from Cherhourg, ID attenpf
ing to cross the bar in the fog on Saturday 1T went
ashore on what is known a. the middle ground, and
is now hard and fast Yesterday, We understand, an
might go ashore, and in doing 90 two men were
drowned It was thought that with the heavy ~ on
yesterday the ship must certainly break Il two, in
which event ehe would prove ! t0lal lo1s
W. Mobile Advertiser. Friday