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Nw Gltans 1aiu Crescent Taesdau Ylarng Yarth %, 1859
Clothing.

Clothing. -.
f. MALARD G. CO.,
Corner sof Canal and Old Levee Streets.
We have in store large assortment Of
NEW STYLE
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
LATEST FASHIONS,
Received per arrivals which o,r for sale at
low PRI Est
Consisting Of
LIGHT TWEED AND CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND
VESTS in suits.
LIGHT SUMMER BLACK CLOTH COATS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINo COATS PANTS AND
VESTS
BARBOUR SACKS AND BUSINESS COATS.
WHITE AND coLoRED DUCK COATS, PANTS AND
VESTS
WHITE LINEN SACKS AND FRoCKTEEs.
LIGHT GAuzE BINGHAM SACKS.
ELASTIC LINEN SACKS AND BUSINESS COATS.
SPANISH LINEN SACKS, BUSINESS COATS AND DUST
ERS.
BLACK AND CO1.ORED ALPACA COATS.
WHITE AND CoLoRED DRILL PANTS.
BRILL, AND SMALL CHECK PANTS AND COATS.
ALPACA AND BoMBAzINE VESTS.
WHITE AND CoLoRED MARsEILLEs VESTS.
-Aso-
An extensive assortment Coorei Shirts and
Marsees Bosom Shirts Gause Merns undershirts Draw
ers. Le Thread Cotton Undershrs White Linen
and White Cotton and Jeans Drawers Brown and White Cotton
,gsb Socks Gloves Neckes Beauforts. Stocks Suspend
es Linen Cambria Silk Pocket Umbrellas
etc., etc.
much care and
comprise variety patterns and
every grade of quality.
F. MALARD & CO..
NIL 2p3kW Corner Canal and Old Levee SITS.
1859. Spring! 1859.
FAS ONABLE CLOTHING
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN NEW ORLEANS!
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING !!
ALL SIZES, FOR MEN AND BOYS.
FURNISHING G00DS--EIERY DESCRIPTION.
ALFRED NIUNROE & CO.,
70. 81 Magazine Street,
Invite attention to their SUPERB assortment of
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, suitable for the
All styles of WINTER CLOTHING selling at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES, in order to reduce stock much
possible previous the New Camp
Remember
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
m21 2p3t "a Magazine street.
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Lea y Pers.its'
CELEBRATED
WOR CESTERSHIR SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OF DISH
Extract OF letter from Medical gentleman Madras tt,
bis brother at Worcester, under date sf May, 1851
"Tel LEA PERKINS that their SAUCE Is highly CO.
ssened in India and is in opinion the pala,abls
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce that is made.'
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury the New Exhi
oon of Foreign Sauces, obtained By LEA PERKINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The worldwide
fame of which having led to FORGERIES pur-
chasers requested that the LEA PER-
RIMS upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERKINS will proceed against any infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious and have
instructed their in various parts the world
.dve them of any nfringemens Sole Wholesale Agents.
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
4O5 Broadway, New York.
stock always In store Also orders received for drecs
shipment from England. sul6 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

sEAMEN's HONE AssocrAr1oN.-Rev. Mr.. Palmer
D. D., is announced to deliver an address this eve
ming, the exercises commencing at u o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

ss-Home Tcstimony-From the Plttsburg
United Presbyterian
I'VE have tried Hosetteis Stomach Bitter for Dyspepsia
and speak fayoaby of its effects and have hesitation in
ndng them those suffering from debility of the
KIDD
[Frem the Pitsbnrg Post Aug p, 1881
FosTErTERs BTrERs-These have obta ed wide
spread and wtdserved celebrity in all Of the country
TIL admirable remedy for variety of stomach
diseases is sufficient evidence of its beneficial character
observe the immense quantities of shipped by Messrs Hos
Smith, the proprietors all points in the country.
From the Psbnrg Gazette August IS, 1889
Knc Wedge is gained by experience, and thou have
here ofore deal, little in medical preparations
peed in Justice TO Il manufac that Hosteer
Stomach Btters has been The of curing of
tack of Dyspepsia and has pain in the stomach
very shor. time"
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIG
Co. q aud 5l Chrtres sole for The Southern
States and to whom all orders shoull be addressed.
m2l 2p6t<W
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For Sale at Cost.

Six GAS MACHINES, for Plantation use.
WIN. G. STEPHENS, Syndic,
m2l 2pJel g5 Camp street
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To the Trade.

To the TRADE.
ENRY F. BRIG G s.
JEWELER,
No. e. GRAvIER STREET, N o.,
Respectfully calls the attention Of the City and Country trade
to the fact that he has opened and sill continue receive
IESN,X: .IX:HELRI,
Consisting in part of LocKETs, CHAINS. CAMEO SETS,
ETRUsCAN SETS. EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS, Watch
Keys Trinke etc., which he will take pleasure showing
H. It. BRIGGS,
e. Gravier street,
fe25 2ptf up stairs
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Il. #. Murray, .aqent,

Dealer in
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER, BOTTLES, coRKs AM
CIDER VINEGAR,
Remoyedfrom 10 and q Bie.ve street 70 and Gus
roMHouSE STREET
a-Al orders for the above articles promptly filled tn,
sh priest notice. by wholesale and retail. my3 2p1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL, very desirable wa
tsring place establishment offered for by j. Wilkn
son. Mississippi City, This excellent chance for some
experienced landlord to locate himself.
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Cigars /! GLARS !:

Purchasers will always find in an assortment Of tbs
wellknown brands-Inenudad Flor de Pujadas Merdana
Flor de Panche, Redowa Cabara Paagas Know Something
Washington, Dos Heruanas Mazo Habano etc. etc., at tho
lowest prices
P. PRATS & CO.,
o26 2ptf 20 Commercial Place
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IL & a. .CHARTRES STREET. 70 & IA
VIII offer for sale,
On MONDAY, 2lst inst, and during the week. a
LARGE AND SELECT INVOICE
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ng-One hour is all the time required to
keep the hair Of any lady gentleman of brilliant brown
black color for the of ONE YEAR, if CRIsTADOROS
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE article that purpose.
EIGHT MINUTES only consumed in applying it, and
truly impaired hair
monsache lasts least six weeks. No wonder that this
D, is dispacpg all others both in this country and in Europe
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dres.ers.
ms 2p1mkw CRIsTADORO No. 6 Aston House. N. Y.
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npRheumatism Cured, either Inhamma-
tory (acute) Chronc-no
long ding. CAL for DR.. MoRTIMORE'S REMEDY,
which has already cured about CASES. be
had Nos u and ISL Charities New Orleans La Of j.
WEIGHT 4 co. fell 2p3mAW
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Dete1''s IS'0s'sfed Store,
1856 CANAL STREET. 1856
Embtoideres Canvas, reduced prices; Purses Porte.
Monnaes Fans, Nnbas, Berlin Zephyr Worsted Shet
land Wool, Embroidering Silk, Canvas. etc. milo 2ptf
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B- Anew Sewing Machine, superiorIto all
Others been invented and ready be introduced
public by the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company
1t has been examined BY competent Judges and pronounced
be superior anything invented in fact is the
der and admiration Of every Nothing be simple
aud child eight years of work with 1t
than any other machine and bound supeed all
others There the trouble of keep it in working
order that there is in machines of other Makers 1t does not
require the operator have several Of printed nruc
ons in order work it, is the with the Wheeler Will
machine There is leather pad which trouble
in the Wheeler Wilson machine 1t does not require
the thread all to be rewound into complicated little spooer
is required by the Sloat and Wheeler Wilson machines
original spoo just they purchased from the
The reputation of the machines formerly made by the
Grover Baker Company Is wellknown all over the world.
Hundreds families New Orleans throughout
the South bear testimony to The superior qualities of the Grover
Baker m chn-s.
In place these useful every family the
manufacturers have introduced perfect mach1e suitable for
family sewing, at the low price of Fifty Dollars.
All of the leading patterns of the Grover Baker machines
be purchased the Southern depot the Company No. II
street. where purchasers will receive all required inform
alton. fe2 2pSm&W
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25
SPEECH OF MIR WELLS N NEW HAMPSHIRE.

SPEECH OF MR. WELLS ~ NEW HAMPSHIRE
In our outside columns VIII be found most valuable
speech which was delivered at Exeter, New llarnp-
shire, on the 9th instant, by the Hon John s. Wells
Its national views viii commend it to the democracy
Of New Hampshire and the country, aud its comprc-
hensiye craftsmanship, we trust, by enhghtening
public sentiment and exhibiting the value Of the
Union and the madness of those who seek destroy
it, viii tend TO aIlay the fanaticsm of the times and
introduce a more truly fraternal feeling between
North and South.
The address was made before the Rockingham
Councillor Convention in response TO invitation.
Speeches of this sort do incaIculable good at the
North, and deserve the widest circulation.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

Elcrru CEssts = We glad to understand that Con.
res likely 10 make adequate appropriation tur the
highly important object OF taking the eighth census and
earnestly hope and trust that the statistical returns
viii be maS with the greatest possible care and with
accuracy and uness than hitherto Talents, In
dsy and doubtless requisite to collect
and arrange the immense OF facts that relate to the
state Of society the condition OF the people their polt
cal strength their health domestic economy longevity,
the arts manufactures BE- and pleased to learn
that s. H. Glenn esq., formerly OF this city, Is likely to
have that important charge entrusted to his From
Mr. Glenn well known literary taste and habits and
from his familiarity With the subject, well as from his
industry have doubt he will perform the duties of
stttistcian with fidelity aud ability. We wish him
every success ~ o. Dcla
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

SENDING NEWSPAPERS AND PAMPHLETS EUEopE, - Fer
who send newspapers and pamphlets to Europe
should be careful not enclose them in wrappers il sub
iecs them to letter postage generally high that the
papers refused by the persons to whom they d.
rectcd. A gentleman just returned from England i'm
forms the Philadelphia Ledger that he saw baskets OF
American newspapers and pamphlets in Of the Eng
sh post offices which had been thrown aside this
II the newspapers tied around with piece
OF Irvine cord they viii go well II in wrapper,
and the postage is then the ordinary price Tor newspapers
The fact that many newspapers and pamphlets fail 20
reach persons in England and France 70 whom they
directed may be accounted f + in this way,
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THE TEN MILLION loan.

The Secretary the Treasury yesterday at noon open
ed the bids received for the remaining ten millions Of the
stock OF the United States to be issued under tho act of
June 18th, 1858 This stock will be rembunable on
the LIST of January 1875, and bears interest at five per
cent, payable somi-annuay. Bids were received from
fyfour different parties amounting in Che aggregate
TO over thirty-one millions, az rates varying from
quarter per cent TO five per cent premium Upwards Of
six millions ere awarded to those who offered than
two-and-ahalf per cent, aud the remainder to lower
bidders.
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

MONDAY, JANUARY "a, 1859.
Alexander Cross The United States. Judge Scar
burgh delivered the opinion of the court adverse TO the
claim Judges Blackord and Lorng delivered separate
opinions also adverse.
Herman Hooker and others rs. The United States.
Judge Lorng delivered the opinion of the court adverse
to the claim.
Bios p. Ayeso The United States On reargument.
Claim for compensation fr horses and other property taken
by Lieut. Col j. G. Fremont OF the United States army,
from the petitioner early in July, lS4G. Hon r. Phillips
opened the argument for the claimant, and, his
GLIDING clock the court adjourned until tomor-
row at IL N.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
MONDAY, JANUARY "a, 1859,


John S. Newberry, esq. of Michigan, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this court
No 80. Mary Ann Thomas, plaintiff in error, James
lawson heirs &c In to the circuit court United
States for the eastern district of Arkansas Mr. Justice
Daniel delivered the opinion Of the court affirming the
Judgment of the said circuit court in this with
costs
No. 81 Francis A. Dickenss lessee plaintiff in error,
u.s. Alonzo Mahana. The argument of this cause was
continued by Mr. Hanna for the defendant in error and
concluded by Mr.. Vinton for the plaintiff in
Adjourned until toll Mt III o'clock
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

THs WEsrgsS Hoo CEoP. According e. a summary Of
the Louisville Commercial Review based ON the enfual
observation of messengers who have visited nearly every
packing point at the West Gle hog crop Of 1855 win
show increase Ia numbers scaon 1857 nm s. 81
$500, deorcnsc in average weight al 10 $4,000 MS
per hog or 1l9 hogs Of 200 pounds each making
net decrease Of hogs from last season of Sc 9S9
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MAcKEREr RsTuRNs Tho returns showing inspec-
ton Of 1871 COZ barrels for the year 1885, exceed the ac
tua catch OF The state about TO- 600 barrels included
places in this State where they have already been in
speced once and renspected in oson the actual CATCH
therefore, Is about rs 600 barrels Of which Gloucester
returns about onciaf The seasons catch in Gloucester
valued no. increase uf $50 200 above
the catch OF 1857 but the fleet the past year was IN
creased about forty SAIL adding nearly S2ee u09 TO the
invested oaptal.- Ra.Ioa YrnrLIer Laa. 20.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

NORTHERN ANp SouIuERS Frsh ~ DR.. Gesner, cf Brook
lyn in his recent address before the American Guoaph-
cal Society. says
The fish OF the North differed very much in appearance
from those OF the south, as all the southern and tropical
fish were highly colured like the oolnrs Of the flying
dolphin They seemed to he analogous TO the birds
the South whilst all northern fish OF dark col
OF. and vet their flesh more solid and healthy.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

tIg lcg IR,nY Htpsov. Several new ice
houses have been erected the banks of the Hudson
during the ptcent winter They have all been are IN
the progress Of being filed The thus far has
been unusually fvorablc Tho Kingston Journal says
there already in that ncghhcroo 90 0oa tons OF ice
gathered valued at half million of dollars Ii these
statistics correct Is safe shy that than 300
600 tons already stored the Banks Of The Hudson
above Newhurg worth more than i million and halt
of dollars
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

CoiScipEsT, singular coincdent it was 10y which j.
Hamcn Brooks Of present representatives in the
State legislature, numbered last fall precisely the same
vote which his elder brother, the late Preston s. Brooks
received in his last election to Congress discrimination
of the record OF the polls win show that each OF them
cevcd q $50 votes And this hythe by the largest
vote polled in The district for member OF the State
legislature. Ei3efeid 8drutiscr
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YouSa TRAVELLER "A little girl, only Ten years old
stopping the Mcclure House yesterday who is quite
a heroine in her way. Her Is Lizzy Kelley, ana
her parents live at Green Bay, Wisconsin. The whole
long, cold and tiresome read from Green Bay here TINS
little lady has travelled by herself stopping when she
chose, paying her own bills and doing all in the most
businesSlikc manner, with case grace and selipos
session that The Ammunition OF all who met her She
bound for Professor pndletons ~ Bethany, which
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

The funds for the completion of the unfinished portion
of the Mississippi Central Railroad Company have ben
secured The completion Of this link Of seventy miles
which is already graded, win furnish unbroken route
hcln Chicago 20 New o,lcans. The ties, bridges ana
treselw work progressing avorabiy the iron for te
track Is purchased anil Is 10 nc ON tho ground by the a
Of July, 50 that before the end Of tho year here VIII @
continuous rail communication Of nine hundreo
miles
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

], Novr Cass nscnsp.-wc mentioned some time
ogo the trial Of yir. Cooper ia the United States d
fict court at Cleveland Ohio for Obtaining the United
States mail. Cooper had obtained Judgment for slVe
against the pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company and 20 compel payment he levied the loco
motive OF the mail train, Thus delaying the mails forty
miautes The government brought suit against him and
the jury rendered verdict against the defendant.
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ALSO RECENTLY PUBLISHED, COMMENTARIES ON CRIMINAL
,w

BY JorI pIESrrss frsiIor, ESQ,
Comm the Law OF Marriage and Dyorccp
Vol Second r ion Revised AMI Enlarged. Svo. 50 So
COMMENTARIES CRIMINAL LAW. ny joel Prcniss Bishop
q Vol H. Containing he Law IL Specific Offences syo s. So
true albeit strange That in this country nglapd)
work Philosophical treatise clna law in fact
exists.
We have ome after slight examination favorable opn
Bishops that tbs author
really writer aud equally that he Is
quite nciony self reliant and likely very readily be Tod
at ay by dcfd falacions reasoning
shop s subject in philosophical spirts and,
though M always In his coucuscn impression
looking this very strong that he pans
taking and truth loving writer and affirm that in style he Is
the writer's OF law books in this
country well thci initiate the
which throughout these abundnny r.
London ar Mn01sine AL RsrfsFc. Jan 20-3teud
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LIFE INSURANCE.
UARPERs' NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR


CoNIfNfs;
Washington Morsown; by Rev Joseph r. Ta,lc. illustrated
BY thirteen engraving.
lhan Acn and rs Daughter Folcs Fashon illustrated by
cngrayiues Ia Plata Illustrated by eight
nrs Tho yirginaus By W NJ Thackcray Monthly Record Of
Current Efnt Literary Notices Etors Table biors Easy
cntr. Ei,ars Drawer Iust received nt
TAYLOR & NArRYS,
ian - 1874 Pom.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY, JANUARY as, 1869.
Business Notice.

the business prop
change ia conducted strictly bass all
agencies FOR the collection Of subscriptions the Union
date,
ucp Mr.. W. O. ilYscob author
Dolls ware Nary land Nugsni8.
WksaSotoN, March 70, ls5s-~r
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Hon. GRAHAM n. Frcn-
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1859

" :
SIR Your note of last evening was handed me at II,
m to-day Your explanation in regard to my being
nor explicit have hesitation in saying that il YOU
had excepted him from your charge not made 1t gen
eral ! would not have deemed myself warranted in
Pcng il in he roFas Of which You complain offensive,
aud which, in consequence Of e7iaaaion now with
draw.
am also Informed by your note that, If you had not
been mistaken in relation 10 my remarks the subject
of your misrepresentation OF my sentiments, you would
at the instant have made proper response This like
wise enables To say that in my closing remarks
panatory the Senate of my share in exciting debate
upon subject relevant anything before that body
aud the responsibility for the introduction OF which rested
solely with you, fslioud have Withdrawn, as now do
the second offensive remarks, if you had nadc the sam
satisfactory explanation ffsa you have made.
Respectfully. &c..
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THE CUBAN QUESTION IN EUROPE

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sur: am avcrse to prolonging this controversy after
gaining the substance Of my demand but cannot close
without responding 10 your last note 10y saying that 1t Is
mmste,ia tome upon whatyou reiicc Your withdrawal
since have guaniud against Misrepresentation OF my
position.
Respectfully, &c. S. A. DOUGLAS.
Hon GRAILAM n. FnCm.