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EMRICH,S LAGER BEER DEPOT.

IL No. 5ld ELEVENTH STREET,
TtcO doors North Of the Gas COnipany'S Office.
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has accepted the Washington agency of J. Il T.
Baltz's PHlLADELPHIALA LAGER BEER which
he now prepared to furnish to the trade private
families Bats Lager Beer has long been kept at
the undersIs neds establishment and ranks In this
CITY, in Sll northern cities, the best manuac-
Ia red In the United States.
JLr All orders promptly filled, and delivered free
Of charge.
fe 25-S SIN PETER ENRICH.
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w RAIN OR SHINE,
STEVENS,
THE FANCY GOODS DEALER,
Has Rush? When the ladies 20 i'm such num-
bers there must be great attraction. The PRICES
of STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOODS,
with an immense variety of all other FANCY
GOODS in his lIne and the prompt and polite atten-
ton of all hands must be the inducement.
Call early, and save money by buying the very
best and most Fash" Unable Goods of
X. c. STVENS, The Fancy Man,
336 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10Th SITS,
ap22-tf (StatesI
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PREPARED EY

LOWELL, MASS
PRICE,, 81 PER BOTTLE; SIX BOTTLES FOR 81
Hrsod by z. d. GILMAN Washington; X. s. T CHS
SELL, GeOrgstown, and BY all Druggists svsrywhsrs
"a ?-so3E
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T,HE CELEBRATED
l. DR.. J. S. noses MEDICINES,


These remedies are the result Of thirty FIVE years
of extensive and successful practice, aud are the
only reliable preparations 10 cure the various ills
that flesh is heir 10.
DIR. J. :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR FIX
Hoarseness. Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases.
Price 81 cents and 81.
DIR. J. 5. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blood Purifier for the cure of Scrofua. Old Erup-
tons, CHRONIC Diseases, Ulcors, Swelled Neck, and
al diseases arising from impure state Ofthe blood.
Price 81.
DIR. J. 5. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
the only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 81 cents.
DR.. 8. ROSES PAIN CURER. tits not
cure ALI hut IL alone has stood tho test of 81 wears
curing Rheumatism, Tooth aud Ear Aches, Cholio,
Pains IN the stomach aud Bowels, Sprains, Bruises,
Pains IN the Limbs, Joints, Back. and Spine, any
pain internally or externally. Price, u, IS and 50
cents r bottle.
Ifyou wish t. get cured of any Of the above CON-
plants, get DIR. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDl-
ClNES, which you will know whom genuine by
having his written signature the cork of each
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
y. 6-Beware Of those poor nostrums purportins
ID q thA haS in he isO
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TO THE PUBLIC.

All I'D The To BI.IC.
WI. j. PARKER Is still to be found ut his old
stand, and ready for tho spring trade, hs having
celved direct from New York his stock of paints,
which enables HIM to inform his friends and fellow
citizens he can and will comp with any establish
ment IN the District. NJ. r. PARKER,
House, Sign, and Decorative Painter,
GlaZier, < c., No. 81 Louisiana avenue
n. BAH the above branches done promptly and
III al indispensable manner. ap l6-lm
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CROVER 4 BAKEKS
SEWING
TREMONT HOUSE,

rNREMONT HOUSE, -
i CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The ProprIetors, having added, during the last
year, many rev improvements, such as -A
Carpeting ana Returns hIng, introducing VE.EA
new Water G. osets, Bath Rooms, and ey As.f2
cry possible luxury and convenience thrOug hOut,
respectfully invite public attention to its increased
facilities for their accommodation.
Ihs House. being III, ldrrsSt frStcldss Hotel in the
Northwest,
and its locality, corner of Lake and Dearborn sts.,
in tire immediate vicinity of the most fashionable
places of amusements, and close proximity to the
different Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings,
and
In the Centre Of the most desirable Business Portions
Of tbs City,
presents superior Inducements to the traveller, TO
fs2I-sm GAGE. BROTHER DRAKE.
THE LAGER DEPOT OF SHUIrZ Il co.
Il Ia at No. 464h 18th street. the City Post Of
hes. They promptly lfree of charge for delivery
al orders FOR kegs bottles sent to them in person
received through the Post Office. Their Lager
manufactured in Alexsndris) Is the best now sold
in the United States, and their terms extremely
moderate. They have also on hand q very fine as
sOrtment of HUNGARIAN WINES at low prioes.
IL
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ID
'---@ DUPONT'S =.
8 U N p o w d s B.

-
w. ALBERT KING, GKoRsKrowN, d. G., for
years past the Sole gent in the District af Coinm-
bia Tor Messrs. Dupont Il Co., Wilmington, Del;
sSs keeps 81 sa n large stock Of 81
them, embracing. IN part
Cannon a.. saP a Gses eorsTn ena"
Sporting % F. FEE nss s ing t:s:
Ducking Powder, In Ga l2, and IS lb. kegs
Do. do. In and ID. canlsters
R.S %" R,a SrAn do. nsk and ls h. sess
do. do. inl and y 10. canisters
3d. DO: t. saS IA 70 s:::.:!:
IL Safety Fuse of superior quality, in barrels
All of the above will be sold at manufacturers
prices and delivered free of Charge to any part OF
The character of lDupont,s Powder has been, so
we'll and favorably known for a half century, that
we deem it unnecessary to say anything in Its
We take pleasure at all times in showing
samples and styles OF packages to sportsmen and
NJ Once No. IS High street. Immediately sd-
dining the Canal. seS-r
y READ, READ, READ "The Pillar OF Fire, n
Z or Israel in Bondage," description of the ~
wonderful scenes in the life of the son of Pharohs
daughter, with picturesque sketches of the He
brews under their askmasters by author of Prince
n Of the House of David. Just received at =.
GROVER & BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES.
II is no longer questioned that these Machines
the best in the market for family sewing. Spools
purchased from the stores are used upon them with
strength and beauty. They are simple in construo-
ton, easily managed. not liable to get out of order
AZ Office in Washing tsn-Iron Hall, 31s Perm.
avenue. ap5-lm'
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ShMU Ed WISE,
= C4RPENTER AND BUILDER.
TO Sio r street between 18th and 18th streets offers
~. services to do every description of work in his
bniiJ the lowest living rates. Persons about 10
son,aS having carpentry jobs Of any kind 10 bs err
thar mao better give HIM call before giving out
fa l-an Q.ns
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLoTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALss
80. -. :. y. NAVY D.rasrxnxr,

BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
April Z, ls5o.N
SEPARATE PRoPos AS, sealed and endorsed Pre-
posais for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials
will be IeceIyed At this Office until O'Clock g. m on
the 18th day of May next, for furn shing and deliver
ing ION receiving sixty days notIce) at each or
thef OF the Navy Yards at ChaIlestown, Nj sachu-
sets: Brooklyn, New York; OF Gosport Virginia,
the quantities below mentioned Of any all Of the
following classes of Articles of Navy Clothing and
Clothing Materials and such further quantities of
the same may he ordered by the Chief of this Blu
resu, or by the Commandments of the said Navy
Yards respectively, during the fiscal year comnene-
ing on the LIST day of July next, and ending the
3Dth day of June, 1864, viz:
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SSoohlNG AND REPAIRING
Gentlemer d..;.o,.. BY Il. MAGRUDER,
,o;,bn.l T oeSlrous Of having their CI. drills
Ieitner Goats, Pants VesIs1improved 30 "a re -
n st,oe, az GOOD as new will please call at III
Ieth street, west slde. between ID and n sts sbsrs
every improvement will be made and with vs ~,
tie exP enss To the owner. va" an e seIy nt-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
Louisiana Intelligence.

The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter, Of satur.
day last, says:
We regret to say that the Lobdell crevasse is still
open, pouring its food of water down upon the back
settlements of our parish. The water has reached
the back concession settlements at Bruly Landing
but we are unable to say, at the present writing
| whether any damage is being DONE In connection
with this crevasse, we stated last week that in all
probability it would not be closed unless the Swamp
Land Commissioners or State Engineer undertook
the task So far as the State Engineer is concerned
he has no authority under law to close crevasses
any supervision over leyees and cannot therefore,
State officer, attempt it. As private individual,
he may superintend such work when the means are
furnished by the parties interested in the Of
the Mediation crevasse last year.
The Madison Gazette of Thursday, says:
On Saturday evening last we were favored with
most timely and refreshing shower, resulting in the
cooling off of the sultry atmosphere, and i'm.
petus to the growth of vegetation. The weather is
delightful.
| The Opelousas Patriot, of Saturday last, says:
| Our farmers have availed themselves of the warm
and dry weather for the past three weeks to clean
| out their cotton, which looks very prosperous and
promising Corn and cane at present are suffering
materially for the want OF rain, and should the dry
season continue ten days longer, immense damage
will be inflicted on the prospects of the planting in.
| terest in this parish.
We learn from the Courier that little son of Mr.
| Gibbs of Opelousas, lost his life few days ago. by
| falling from tree.
| DAFT New YoRKER.-Piccolomini, according to
the New York Leader, has been presented, by an en-
thusiastc admirer, with splendid carriage and pair
of horses. The devoted man first took the young
lady out riding to Weehawken, and on her express.
ing admiration of the equpage, when they returned
he left as he retired, card upon her drawing. room
table, stating that the object of her delight at hei
service hereafter as her own property, and he would
feel obliged and honored if she would accept the
slight gift token of his affection.n Pic was com
PEELED to accept the valuable present. The probable
cost of the establishment was nearly five thousand
dollars, and the initials of the young gentleman wht
took this romantic method of exhibiting his ailecto,
were ~. A, M the son Of a wealthy gentleman o
| New York city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
MuHIcATED.
THE INDEPENDENT" TICKET.

Ed;Soys Cysscenf: discover in the Delta . list Of
many citizens, advising the balance Of your citizens
or that portion Of them who have the welfare and
the adyaneement of TIE city at heart TO join them
in the support Of the Independent CtizeHs Ticket
This ticket that they 70 highly recommend is guar
anteed by these signatures to be " Of wel-know
honor integrity intelligence and public spirit regard
less Of their opinions on National or State politics
Now the question arises IL there any real and soil
cause for the dissatisfaction and unaccountable spirit
OF discomfort and disafectfon, feeding itself with
ideal grievances and visionary projects OF reform a.
ton? None whatever. Another question presents
ITSELF which is ID the ticket nominated as the Inde.
pendent Citizens Ticket really the fact or not? Is
1t not fraud upon the credulous; unsuspecting and
good citizen? IN other words is it not the Simcr
pure Old Line Democratic tricksterng2 would sug,
gest to all who have the welfare and advancement OF
the city at heart to be wide awake who they give
their support TO- Remember the multitude always
prone to find fault with those who ere set over them,
and to arraign their conduct and too often this
Spirit appears when the public facts; staring every
one in the face, ought to silence the voice of dscon
tent. It should be remembered that the management
Of great city like New Orleans locatedas ii is upon
bottomless foundation, and especially during the
unusually constant rainy seasons, is intricate, un-
wieldy and very difficult. We would asg; where has
the hand ever been found or where can the hand be
found SO steady never to err? Instead Of the vio
lent censures which the gddy, presumptuous and un
informed are ready to pour forth against the present
city government. it seems to that it would be much
more wise for your Independent Citizep's Ticket !"
folks to discuss impariay, in the spirit of honesty
and moderation, the past conduct Of the present city
government and compare it with all former Admins
trations. Who can put bis hand upon his bosom
and in truth say ought against the present govern
ment? Look at the great extent of the city! Look
at the many great and grand improvements that are
going forward, that heretofore have never been
thought of! Look at the great movement Of almost
remodeling the foundation of the city and making
foundation of square granite Who can honestly cen.
sure the present city government? Remember, citi.
zens Of New Orleans that the art of municipal gov.
ernment is undoubtedly the most nice and difficult of
all the arts Of government in which the human mind
can be engaged, and where the greatest preparation
of knowledge, experience and ability are absolutely
requisite to qualify men for the task. Alas! the
times in which we live legislation is considered as
trade, which every man is qualified to take up.
|
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
FURTHER BY THE HUNGARIAN
Liyerpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. May 1s.-Of the IL 500 bales Of cot
ton sold during the three days since the departure of
the ASIA 1000 taken by speculators and export.
ers "..-a.a. a.0.a
All qualities of cotton have slightly declined. Quo.
tatons are nominal and irregular. m0. -
Richardson, Spence d Co. report Corn closed firm.
Sugar closed steady at previous quotations. Rice
closed quiet, and quotations generally unchanged
Rosin closed steady at previous quotations. Spirits
of Turpentine closed dull, but quotations are gen
orally unchanged.
HAvRE, May 1.-THE Havre Cotton market CLOSED
dull The sales of cotton during the week ending
last evening, amount to 5000 bales. Orleans Bas ii
quoted at So francs. The market closed with de
clining tendency. Rice closed buoyant at 20 a 50
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
TsIesrapbe1 to the New Orleans eresse.s.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF HUNGARIAN AND HAMxoH1A.
lar THk SOUTHERN LIVE ]

Orsavc Nav sO-Tbe 1,v st.au,,b;n uunos,,.,
Can't, Jones. Of the Montreal OCEAN a,eamsb;n Com.
panv,s line arrived A. tb;s ,,,,t ,bs ,o,,,n;no
She left Lvernool nm wedn.ssav IN. 1ath mat
and hr;ro. on. H.. ,...-..-. .--r.--..:-.s =.
te,dav by tho a,ear,sh;r Ns,v Wv
Nnw Yopx Nov 40 Tho .,sa,..h;,. u,r,,,,,,,,,.
Of the son,banu and p,on,ar Inc sr-v.d a. ,hi.
MORT this roorn;no
sh. left sonthor,,,.o, ~, w.a,..s,, a.. ,o.,
instant and her ady;c.a arr tho aare y, tboa h, N.
Hungarian at o,ebec.
LoNnos Nav 1a-Nsnstchea f,or,, 1,ur;r, and
Vienna. dated T,eed.u the 1sth roror+ mn ,na.era,
change i,,tbe ,,ei,;,ns .g,h. .o,...a;n,..-,;..
LARGE hod;es NJ Ars,r;a,, troors ara no,..n,ra,;p
around ye-nelli an, tbroi,,o m defsrsv.- ,-ora 40
Hi to make a. nern,anent atana a. ,h.t ro;nt and
await an attack n,the ,ri. orn,.. hut ~. r,ov,
ments of tn. Anstri,ns ar % ;rreen,ar aa N Leave
every one in donht a.. !, ,h.;r ,.oI go.
The apnesnnee of tho En,.,o, NsroI.or a A,es.
saudria had i,spred se Prenc, a,a 81 ra;n;.
With the GREATEST cone;,ence .n, entbr.;,.n, .na
decisive movement on the mart ~ tho allied army is
confidentlg expected within q, aav or two.
Large numbers of yo,uuteera are Joining the s,r.
dran standardfrom all parts Of Itav and the eoirt
of insurrection H. rife in Lombardy.
Cou,usraial
LIVERPOOL, May Is.-The sales OF cotton for The
three business days since the sailing OF the Asia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

ITEMS OF INTEREST AND REsPoNsIBlLIry-We find
the following interesting announcements in New
York paper:
Colson,-On Sunday, May 8, Mime Pauline Colsor,
cantatrice of the Italian Opera, Of daughter.
BourcicauN-On Nohily morning, May %, Mrs,
Agnes Robertson Bcurccaut, of son.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
Later from Venezuela and Dominica.

Advices from Venezuela are to the lst inst, from
Caracas. The moment before the steamer sailed, in
teigence arrived Of the total defeat of Monagas at
qua, and the rout OF his whole army. The General him
self escaped with an escort of five men. Gen. "a
mora, of the same faction, had also been routed at
Barinas, two events which it was believed would fol
the present put an end to the civil war.
From Dominica, the news of the Incorporation OIL
the French Mining Company, is confirmed. In con
sideraton of the concession, the company agree tc
construct road from Santiago to Puerto Plata, or
the plan of the Imperial roads of France.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

An INVENTOR DEAD.--The inventor Of IuciFer
matches, Mr.. John Walker, of Stockton, England,
recently died at the age of seventyeight. journal
the neighborhood says that this match discovery
was made by Mr. Walker while experimenting with
various chemical substances and for considerable
time he realized handsome income from the sale of
his matches in boxes at Is G. each. Professor Fara
day, being in the North, heard of the invention, and
in passing through Stockton, obtained box, which
he took with him to London. Adyerting to it in one
of his lectures, the discovery become famous, and
was soon put to practical use everywhere.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

ANOTHER CAMPHENE DEATH.--On the 10Th inst. a
Miss Lodge, who lived near Cincinnati was burned to
death by the bursting of campheae can from which
she was filling lamp. She stated before her death
that she took every preeaution and did not have the
light near the can 1t seems the hight Of madness
TO rine with so dangerous all agent the vapor from
which will ignite as ready as guupowder.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

eountryman being witness in court Of JUS
tee, was asked ii he born in wedlock. No sir
answered the man, was born in peyonshre.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

An 1NcoNsoLABLE WIFE.-A singular suicide oc-
Cured last week in Waldboro', Maine. Mrs. James
Burns went to the orchard near her house, and
hanged herself upon tree, having first put on sew
eral additional skirts to assist in strangulation by
their weight. The probable was the hopeless
sickness of her husband, whom she did not wish to
survive.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

AN AMoRoUs GHosT.-There is a married man in
Gaena Illinois, who insists that every night about
ten o'clock a ghost in wonan's garb appears in his
chamber, looks at him with stare that appals him,
till he turns in terror to his wife, who it seems can.
not see the npparition. He bolts the doors and
astens his windows but all is of no use the intruder
comes. One Of his old sweetbearts, no doubt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

A REM1NlscENcE-The tradition now current in
the papers, tells us that Washington, when YOUTH
was rejected by the beautiful Miss Gary, of Virginia.
because, as her father phrased it, " she has been ac
customed to ride in her own chariot.' When Wash
ington married the young widow GUSTS, who resem
bled Miss Cary as much as twin sister ever did
another and after he had won fame for himself and
liberty for his country, he met his old love, then
young widow, on public occasion, and bowling pro-
foundly, in recognition. she tainted.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

Friday last says:
The Boone reports that two more dead bodies have
been found, one of which from appearance, is sup
posed to be fireman or deck hand and the other so
decayed not to exhibit any identity of either per-
reports that two other bodies were found below
Frars Point. One Of the bodies seemed to be that
of an elderly lady, in full dress. A golden locket.
containing the likeness of elderly gentleman, was
found on her person, with gold cross attached to
black braid. The other body, which was that of q
young lady, with black hair, entirely nude. The
ocket cross and braid above referred to are in the
possession OF Mr. Charles J. Leyerson of Friar Point.
These are no doubt some of the llfated of the St.
| Nicholas disaster.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31

CAFE j. H. DUNCAN. WIN. P. DUNCAN. 8. l.. JALEs
GfvH ENGlSEERlNG-J. X. DUNCAN Co..
Civil Engeers Surveyors, Architects and Supentendents
Nos. 13l COMMON STREET, and
6s24 Iy 245s CARONDEI.ET STREET
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

At the residence of the brides
mother, on Tuesday evening, Gath al.
timo. by Rev. w. w. EslilI, Mr.. Baldie
s. Henderson and Miss Jennie Spyker,
both Of this place.
Also, at the residence of the brides
father, on Sunday evening last, by
Rev. w. w. Estill, DR.. Ii. L. Turney
and Miss Lizzie Esti!l, both CT this
place.
All oil them are clever feLoUs- eve.
ry M of them. They are known,
been raised in our midst-we know
them well, and, of course, we wish
them much happiness. 1t is said that
woman's empire is the heart, and he
who would know the capacity of the
human soul for happiness must yield
to her sway. Baldie and Hop both
have determined TO know that capaci.
ty. and we feel that in yielding them.
selves to the sway of two like Miss
Jennie and Miss Lizzie, they have
yielded to a sway Of love ard happi-
ness. Joy attend them both and their
fair partners, Is our wish,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03
NOTICE.

AS my Furniture Room end Shop has
been burned down, with all my account
books, notes, and all other papers,
wish all persons who know themselves
indebted TO me, either by note or account,
to call and settle with me by cash or
note, as it is impossible for me TO recol.
lect. And | shall have to depend upon
the honor of some, both for the debt and
AMOUNT owing, and as my expenses 10
build and start anew will be very heavy
hope al, who can will pay me the mo-
ney, as | shall greatly need all can GEL
psJ- All persons who may wish me TO
make Collins for their relatives or friends
may continue to send their ORDERS os
have made arrangements TO supply oil
that may call. Y. NJ. FARMER.
oct23'504t.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

.JuSt'ce Of the Peace Court, dc.
Andrew Woods, plaintiff,
Elizabeth Franks, dert
In this cause, suit having been com.
menced before the undersigned, q Justice
Of the Peace in and for said county, by
the plaintiff against the defendant, anon
resident, by original attachment founded
on said note, and was levied upon-l00
acres ofland, be the same, moro or less,
belonging to said defendant, lying in
Franklin county, Tenn, by Clement Arl.
edge, Deputy Sheriff, on the 18th day Of
October, instant, 1859: and was returned
before me this day with said levy. Where.
upon, it is therefore considered by me,
and so ordered that all further proceed.
ings be stayed in this cause until The 2lst
day Of April, 1860; and it is further or.
dered by ne that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks in the Home
journal, paper published in the townO of
Winchester, requiring the said defendant
to be and appear before Thos. Finch, J.
p, the undersigned, at his Office, in the
town Of Winchester, on said 21st day oil
April, lseO-lt being Justices Count
then and there to defend said suit, or
Judgment final, by default, will be rem
dered against her exparie, dc. ms the
18th OF Oct, 1859.
THOS. FINCH, Seal.
J. P. for Franklin County.