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Hill lIisi I.sl.s.,

Rich French China Dinner Setts--a lerga
assortment of new styles, some gerry .f.se.
At HICKS China Hal.
Rich French China Tea Sets, &C almost
every style aud size.
at HICKS Cbin.t Hall.
Rich French China Chamber AID Toilet
Setis,
| Al HICKS CiiEa Hall
Rich French China Desert Sstts.
At HICKS Chiua Hsdi
Rich French China Tete Tete Se'iS.
| At HICKS Chiaa I:aii
Rich French China Bureau Sets,
At HICKS China IIaii
Rich French China Mantle Sets,
At HICKS Chine Halt
Rich Crystol Cut Sets,
At HICKS China Hail
Rich Water Sets, French and Bahemi.-i,
At HICKS Chm E.G
The Best Silver Plated Sets, reicos,
At HICKS China Ea..
Best Britamon Sets. 6 peices,
F At HICKS China Hal.
Best Silver Plated and Rich Japsn Tea
Trays in Sets,
At HICKS China Hall
Rich Bohemian Glass, in great variety style
and color,
-. At HICKS Ciiaa Eu
Bronze Figures, some full lite s.ze,
At HICKS chins FalI.
Panin and BISCUITS Figures, handsome
variety.
At HICKS China Hall.
Icebnrgs. Ice Water Pitchers, Water Caol-
ers, Shower Baths, Sponge Baths. Plunge
Baths, City Baths. Vases and Mant',. crna-
ments. in great variety and style,
At HICKS China Hall.
Coal Oil Lamps, a large assortment of the
best and largest, finest and cheaper.
Al HICKS China H.iL.
The best and finest Table Cutlery a,.d SD
yer Plated Ware generally, and in large W.
riety,
At HICKS China Hall.
Common and fine Qneensware, Glass aad
China, at wholesale and retail. chap.
At HICKS China BsIi.
House Furnishing Articles. In this line
A. b. Hicks 4 Co. Keep almost everything.
At HICKS China u..i.
Old Stand. As New House; Center Block oi
New Building. North side Pnslie Seuas.
A. II. HICKS * Co.
june6-d&wlm
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~ GILBERr's Patent Fly Traps can be
had of SAN. YAxLEER Il Co., Market street.
jnlyl6-3t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

The RIvER.-The Cumberland is now oil
most at the lowest water mark; there beinl
about Is inches water on the Shoals.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
FAYETTEVILLE, July 8.

LEI b'iI-i-E- ou y C..
The overland mail coach with San Francis
CO dates TO the 18th of June. arrived this
morning.
Information reached this city on the 10th
that the election in Oregon bad resulted in
the success of Mr.. Logan. Republican caudi-
date for Congress by $50 majority. and that
the Legislature elect stands as follows in re-
spect 10 the contest for U. S. Senator: Demo-
Gratis IN favor of Lane and Smith l6 Oppo-
sitiOn Democrats elected 10y Republican and
anti Lecompton fusion 2I; republicans
elected by same fusion Is. This intelligence
comes from a Democratic source, th" Jack
s'nrille Sentinel. which paper remarks that
the Democracy has lost every thing but
honor.
1t is understood in California that this re-
snlt will insure the election of Col E. L.
Baker (Rcpublican) and an Anti Lccompion
Democrat to the u S. Senate in August,
when the Oregon Legislature meets.
Preparations are making which il is believed
will re-estahliSh the Pony Express on per-
manent footing.
ST. Louis. July s.
A well attended and enthusiastic Bell and
Everett meeting was held last evening.
The Republicans have nominated a full
State tick headed by james B. Gmdenhre
of Coles county for Governor.
Sr. LorIs. July 9.
Letters are published from Hancock. Jack
son and Monroe NJ. Parsons. the candidates
for Governor aud Lieutenant Governor on
he Breckenridge ticket accepting their re-
spective nominations and endorsing the JEFF
forson City seceders platform.
PHILADELPHIA, July 8.
The Pennsylvania members of the national
Douglas Committee have addressed letters
the State Electors, demanding their DO
;irion.
1t is intended by the Douglas mcn to
,all State Convention, either delegate
IT mass, to fill vacancies in the Electoral
icket.
Mr.. Forney announces that Mr.. Douglas
|ustains The policy of non-coalition with the
Breckenridge party.
New YORK, July 9.
Mr.. Breckinridge's acceptance of the nomi-
nation for the Presidency will be published
morrow. 1t is quite lengthy. He says he
ias not sought nor desired to be placed be-
ore the country for the Office of President
lie then expresses approval of the action of
the convention which nominated him, and
-ays it does not become him TO shrink from
the responsibility of that post to which he
has been assigned. He holds to the doctrine
fnon-intervrntion by Congress or IL Terri
-prial Legislature. iiber 10 establish or pro-
Iibit slavery in the Territories. and the plain
luty of the Federal government when neces-
sary 10 secure to the citizens of all the States
The enjoyment of their property within the
common Territories as every thing else with
n their Jurisdiction. He concludes by ex-
PRESSING the hope that the canvass may be
conducted without rancor and that Divine
Providence will continue to protect our be-
Iov'd country from all danger both foreign
and domestic.
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concentrated Cure
A O y A Y l T A E !,
A Remedy q ( Great and Certain Power.

rbisremedy is put upin snail viaIs and can be
rent by mailtS any address. trial VIII satisfy
Useit for 2 week. and yOa will experience sreal
benefit circular containing full particulars sem
1freel on application Price, per bottle 81
One bottle Will asst month
s-Thisremedy issuitable for either sex
Address & CRJGER, MedicalAge
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FaIl Bosom Shirts,

lust rsreived assortment Of Full BOSOM
q SHikfs, with aud xftiout collars. Bosoms Of
OF Shirts, with tine Embroidered Bosoms, by
sprs-a J. Il. HoGHk
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PREPARED ONLY BY W. F. GRAY. NASHVILLE. TENN
es the Druggists in generally
he
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FIGURING Mill for Rent.
Ladies' Ronaet BOXES.
For sale.

LIME Ground Stock Feed, for sale low by
It iunes-t' BENJ SHELLS & CO.
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COFFEE The market for CafIee remains quiet
but d. IN, anu have saies to report. We quote
KID at 49, l32ll -ium iair; IA lac for
mediu tu iIT, lial41S Cents IOr gUud /, prIm /;
La.,uyr, 1T l4II41sc saIacuibo at lie anu Java at
I5aloc per Id.
whEAr-Ol wheat about 100 bushels
ccived, Ill of whcl IS whit: Except a sunt II
lot O v Ligc 81 rs i 55c tor infer ior
prime, aE'i red quoic 81 rs Il
10 Or q olu
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ST T.OrrTS Iu1v g


A well attended and enthusiastic Bell and
Everett meeting was held last evening
The Republicans have nominated a full
State tick headed 10y james B. GaIdenhire
of Coles county for Governor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

Letters are published from Hancock Jack.
son and Monroe NJ Parsons. the candidates
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor on
he Breckenridge ticket accepting their re-
spective nominations. and endorsing the JEFF
forson City seceders platform.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-12
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

A crowded house, of which ladies, operatically
attired and pretty to look at, constituted plent
ful proportion, was on hand to see dot" last
night. A "rea live baby'' created sensation as
the victim of lilly Stowboys awkwardness-and
where Manager Owens managed to engage such a
patient, pretty, cunning, forbearng and little crea
ture, we should like to know. 1t was an infantile
star of magnitude--bnt yet most diminutive-look-
ed at the audience as if it was an old stager, and
was miraculously continent of its wind not getting
up single yell during the long act we were pre-
sent despite its nurses violent tenderness and the
tormenting maternal and paternal solcitude Of Dot
and John. The little Perrybingle is wonderful
baby, without mistake.
At the st. Charles a fair house saw " Richelieu.n
Mr.. Booths performance of the Cardinal we no.
ticed at some length last week, and We will not
repeat oursef, having no disposition to alter or
amend what we then said after seeing him again.
At the Amphitheater, house which the admira-
BILE performances of the arena kept in the best of
humor. Surprisingly clever artists are those now
in the service of Messrs Spalding & Rogers. Won
derfully accomplished muscle have they, and we
don't believe an equal number of equally smart
performers were ever attached to one concern
before.
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a log and sunk In seven feet 0f wafer It IS be-
lieved that The boat can be easily raised. There
were no lives lost.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Ohio river At this
point is gradually swelling, with u feet Of water
in the canal and 81 feet In The pass on the fails
sr. Borrs, Jan. 1.-THE Mississippi river at this
point ID rising slowly vast quantity Of ICE, sup
posed to come from The Missouri, Osage and Car
eonade rivers, is floating down the river.
It Is reported that the tributaries Of the Missile
sppi river above Grand Tower are at food hight,
and still rising. 1t Is presumed that ffeshet is
unavoidable. The rivers are filled with broken
pieces Of lee.
and Col. T. H. Judson passed down at o'clock
The steamer Eastport passed down at o'clock
this evening.
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IN Australh, when a bank suspends, the usual
practice is to take the President to the nearest
tree and serve him in the same manner. The REM
edy is simple, and it is believed by some to be eff
eaeious, but we would hardly recommend its intro.
duetion here.
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70 THE VIEW oaLsaNs caascesr
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i E, LAWREseE, MASS, Jan. H.--sIhe walls Of the
Pemberton Mills, in this city. gave way and in
stanfiy fell, at about O'Clock yesterday evening
While all the vast machinery Of the mills was in
operation, ana its siS hundred operatives busily
engaged N their various departments
Nearly all OF these were buried In the ruins, and
| great many were instantly killed or horribly
mangled.
The vast pile was almost instantly leyeled to the
Il
4 weight and force Of the machinery and materials
descending from above.
1 LAWRENCE, Jan. I1.-Thc terrible disaster Of the
fall of the Pemberton Mills cast pail of mourning
over the entire city. Upon the fall of the immense
| building, nearly all business was suspended and
people rushed to the fearful scene ana used every
exertion to eStricate the bodies Of the dead and
/ the living. Many were rescued from their perilous
situation in dying condition or dreadfully mu-
! tilated.
short time before midnight, and while the
work Of e8tricating the bodies Of the unfortunate
operatives was still going on, fire broke out
among the ruins and at half-past this morning all
! the combustble materials of the building were
consumed, together with large number of bodies.
| and many who were still living are supposed to
i have persisted in the flames.
1t lis estimated that 1T least two hundred lives
were lost by this terrible disaster very large
number of those who have been extricated from
the ruins are mortally wounded, and many others
are in various states of mutilation. Every atten-
ton is afforded to the sufferers and almost every
/ house has been thrown open for their aceom,fapda-
tion. The Pemberton mill now lies a smoking
mass of ruins and human bones.
1t will be impossible for several days to give the
exact number of killed and injured.
/ Kentucky Democratic State Convention
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-12

NEW ORLEASs, Jan. AL, 1860.
Ed crescent Since the publication Of Mr. Num-
roe's card. on Saturday and Monday last, We have
received the New York Day Book Of December 30,
in which We find the following. You will greatly
obHge ns By copying the same and giving II the
benefit of your daily, weekly and next Mondays
editions
Yours, very respectfully.
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Mep 0rIears laiIp Grtsfent.
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY II, 1860.
TALK ON CHANGE.

The gatherings yesterday on rue Carondelet
were not large. The weather in the early part OF
the day was humid, misty and damp, just such
weather often prevails at this season Of the year
General operations were slack and inert; the cot
ton market was under some depressing influence,
though at decline from present prices there
would be hosts Of buyers. Clean and good cotton
still holds up we'll and orders are daily being exc
cuted, but the lower qualities are difficult to man
age, even under the list system
The receipts at all the ports up to the regular
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patton, SMITH s. PUTNAM,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREETS,
Agents for the Sale
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,

Have now on hand and are constantly receiving commits
s direct from the Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
assortment of
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A LBERTsoN d NUDGE,
AGENTS ron THE SALE or
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAW-MTLLS, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for MILL and Plantation use.
--Also. Agents for the sale Of
cLEMoNs, BROWN CO.'S
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER coTToH GINS,
''.'. --Asp-
Bates Patent Steam Gauges.
No. UNION STREET,
s een St Chariea and CKrnndeet streets New OrIeana

The Machinery offered for sale by from establishments
which been engaged IN manufacturing for the Southern
country past twenty years. and it will be found to be
entirely adapted the for wich intended Of much
superior quality great deal Of the machinery brought this
market extremely liberal prices Persons wishing TO
purchase invited TO call aid examine for hemselvea
CLEMoNS, BROWN CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
used successfully in various parts of South years
and more during which time upwards of FIVE HUNDREH Of
sold annually. We guarantee them to be equal
In every respect to any gin sold in this section.
THE BouBLE CYLINDER GIN IL recent inseniioa of
Mr. j. n Brown of Columbus Georgia We refer persons who
arc Interested The following certificate which is taken from
hundreds which we have received:
RUSSELL County. Ala, February B. 1859.
Messrs. Cenons, Brown Co
eneneuI have used Of yonr Double Cylinder 60
Gins during pas. and take pleasure in stating
yiction It's performance superior oany Gin have
tried for speed convenience and safety was induced to buy it
because believed would pay for itself in the saving of time
in CROP and has fully answered my expectations 1t
ques power propel than Single Cylinder 80
Gn while cleans twice much cotton day and s much
easier attended to- for from the lesser width Of
the breast will gin all the cotton that be put In
aha roll tsn throwing choking 1t cleans the seed
niarkay clean and ues good sample Of cotton
Gin have tried The cotton buyers Of Columbus have
esedy told had superior GIN, without knowing it was
ne Of your Double Cylinder style Tour Double Cylinder Gn
consider great improvement the ordinary Gin, and the
planter who hfy bales Of viii find to his
interest to ay aside Single Cylinder 30 50 Gin and
place himself under obligations to by purchasing your
Dsube Cylinder G and thereby time labor and money
without the pleasure of personal acquaintance with 3ou
permit me to you OF my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARLIGK.
Messrs. W G. glemons, Brown d Co.
Samples Of both styles Of Gins well other Machinery,
may be seen store.
ALBERTsoN 4 NUDGE
..'.-- No. 5 Union street,
o24 2p6t-9 Between st. Charles aud Carondeet.
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AUGTIoNEERS' RETURNS TO THE AUDITOR for the
quarter ending December 81 1850 showing sales made pub
lie ancon and the Of State pad By them respect
.int6t t,e Gtntp TrtuSu
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HE GREATEST THING YET,

WATER! WATER:.
CLEAR, PURE wATER,,
The subscriber prepared furnish the public with his
HYDRAULIC sELF-CLEANING
FILTER,
with capacity furnish from FIVE GALLONS ONE HUN
pRED THOUSAND PER DAYi
This Filter unlike all other Filters gets foul 1t
l. adapted all purposes where fierng is required.
n-For referenceS Charles and ST. Louis Hotels Carroll
ton Railroad Company Louisiana Sugar Refinery Dr. Marcr
Canal street, and others in
ny- Office No Tchoupitoalas street.
N. F. RICE,
nSH New Orleans
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Holiday Gifts: Holiday CUTS
LID Y GIFT S
IL. a. TYLER,
No. lie CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
lis opening his
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Christmas and New Years
GIFTS.
r -coNsIsTIEG, IN PART,
RICH DIAMOND, OPAL, EMERALD, RUBY and PEARL
SETS OF JEWELRy!
LADIES' WATCHES,
Set with Diamonds, Pearls and Rubies!
LADIES, FINE
EN.41kELED rY.1zcxxEsy
RICH JEwELED BRACELETS BROOCHES AND EAR
RINGS, FINGER-RIgGs, STUDS.
GENTLEMENts
EXTRA FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES |
FINE GOLD VEST AND FOB CHAINS,
All styles.
RICH SILYER-wARE,
Consisting Of
FULL sETTs AND ROUGH PIECES,
Unequaled i'm Design and Finish.
BRONZE AND PARIAN MARBLE
n4NNrEE- AND c4-NDHr-Ann4As
PAPER MACHE
WRITING DESKS. WORK BOXES. JEWEL CASES
And
LIQUEUR STANDS. 49,.
OF ths Most Beautiful Design and Finish
FINE PAPER MACHE
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDs,l.
Elegant Ioory Gsessmen, etc., etc.
GOLD, SILVER AND SHE'LL
sPE cTAoLEs AND EYE GLASSES
Superior Music Boxes, all sizes.
GOLD AND SILVER CARD-cAsEs PoRTE-MoNNAIEs
AND sNUFF-BoxEs BRIDAL AND PARTY
FANS FINE PORCELAIN and CHI
NAvAsEs, TIMETABLE
CUTLERY, &c.
AN ELEGANT AssoRTMENF
Gold and Silyer-Mounted Canes,
BEAUTIFUL RICH FANCY HAIR PINS AND COMBS
Together with
AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY
FANCY GOODS,
dl2 2pf Which he offers at Fair Prices.
Hyde y Goodrich
HAVING
TEMP PoRARILY REMOVED
Since the Late Fire at their Old Stand.
l73.............C Canal Street.
xE4RLF OPPOSITE CHRIST CHURCH.
NOW OFFERING 10 THE runIIr-
| THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND CHOICEST SELECTION
| xsyc1 o O ID
IN THEIR LINE,
IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
In addition to original stock we are DAILY REcEIv
\ ING Invoices by MAI. and STEAMER, of
WATCHES,
/
lOUR OWN TnfpOR pTON m
-eAsRp IN
EVERY VARIETY OF STYLE,
uY ouR WV w q II * NJ N NJ
PLAIN AND ENGRAVED GOLD,
Fancy EnameIed, Set With Diamonds
HI7H CHATEL4INs TO MATCH.
A
Il JEWElRY. .
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LIGHT.

I ......LIGHr........... LIGHT.
The and cheapest Light in made from COAL OIL
a. il twice long other and the price of which
has been REDUCED. The subscriber has the COAL OIL
LAMPS every variety and style asp Chandeliers Hall
Lamps and assortment Of Solar. Lard Oil Ganphene and
Find LAMPS and all the articles required be them
Also is agent for FULLER'S PATENT FAUCETS which
viii last three times long other in ue without ealng
+ MIiS(iR AYES PATENT PORTABLE GAS STOVE very
usefu where gas Ii used the PATENT SCISSORS SHARP
ENER coaSenent as well as !setu Always hand
the Refined Coal Oil Camphene Spirit Gas and The Southern
iii Conpanys superior ubFcatng OIL in general use by
te barrel OF gallon The public respectfully invited call
ARTEMCE HILL,
n9O I'm Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-12

An unmarried miserable on the Wansbeek is sus-
pected of having written the following pithy poem
on the ladies':
Lazy, ii iall If handsome, vain;
Cfcss-g gained, il small Shocking, II plain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-12

JOSE DOMINGO. ...s,....... JOSE DOMINGO.
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
No ~ Customhouse street,
Has always hand large and weassored stock to which
he calls the attention Of purchasers The choicest brands for
which his bouse has always been celebrated always be
found there: PARTAGAs, CABANAS, INTTNIIDAD, the
well known REGALIA DEL REY DE oABARGA, the GIN
no DE ORION, REDoWA, RIFLE and the brand, Ell
GARIBALnI. Also, 400 pounds PIcADURA received per
steamship Habana
Mr. DOMINGO would respectfully all the attention Of the
public to the following letter:
Mr. jose Domingo, New Orleans Ny Dear Friend-I auho
re TO make 1t known TO the public you yhn needed
that the only importer in New Orleans of my bapds FL
Cnso de Orion, Redowa and Rife In proof whereof sign the
present. In the city Of Havana this 29th October 1855
d20 lm tsivnedl JAYNE CoDINA.