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CITY DIRECTORY.

NAeEGnunto' ana IMeenuu1c1' B1mks
INcoRPoRASED 1895. CAPrTAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner Of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL, President; sopIrsxI BRADY, Cashier.
Dseount d4y-Tuesday.
Western BnnlL OF Virginia.
called upon gINeoRPoRATED 1919. CAPITAL $4,000
we did thedthwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
be editor c. CAMPBELL, Presiden DAM'L LAMB Cashier.
Count day-FhursdAy.
that, " Manufacturers and Rnrmers' hank
III, Of Wheeling.
~ Main street. between Monroe and Quincy.
INCORPORATED March, 1881. CAPITAL sTOoK $4,000.
THos.swEKNEY, Pres't. JOHN List, Cashier.
wheeling savings, Institution.
- No. 1872, Main st.
'lNcFoBoRATkD 1884 cArrTAL $4,000.
NELSON, President, w1LLIAM MCCOY, Treasurer.
Discount day-Thursday
savinKS' bank of wheeling.
Conner Of Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
INeoRPoRA1ED 1857 cAPr4AL $4,000.
THoS. H. LIST Presidents VIZ. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday.
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BY HENRY G. WATSON,


and Self-sacrifce of Ancient and
$50 ESQ Modern Times. s. 81
BY HENRY G. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-FIRES OF THE. REVO.
LUTON, 'NIGHT IN A BLoCK-HOUSE,"S &C.
70 set before the women of examples for nta
the object of this BOOK De ToGquev French tourist
and writer, OF considerable fame has truhy said that
in the U. States, Women Govern" In country upon
the earth is the generally respected and defeen
TALLY consulted Our society possesses the cream OF the
ic woman almost object worship. Men have been
made great and heroic by Plutarchs "Mves"-smuated
reading study OF such the HUroic Women
become common, and our wives, mothers, sisters and
daughters, will become more renowned for resolution,
oTttude, and sefsacce than the Spartan females
old The ensuing pages include nearly all the famous in
OF female herolsm, with many that not less
markabe, but less generally known among which may be
ST. Geneviere gertrude Vau Der IVarI,
BrttnehGut, Mrs. Spencer SMITHS Is
PhliPPa Of Hainault, cape,
The SisteT Of DugueEcliH, AadetnoiSelle AMlIos,
]qMe, Countess OF MoHtoTt, Catherine l. Of R'tSSiI,
Joan Of Arc, Maria ThereSe,
joan Hachette, Madame DTIco.Tt
Margaret of Artjom, Marie Antonete,
The QteeIio NarGrTe, The Princess de L01n6aIlr,
Mary Stuart, =. .... Madame Elizabeth,
The Princess of CoLGe: Charlotte Corddy,
Nary DyTe, the Quaker Martyr Madame Roland,
Of Nel1 FIIgland, Madame DesmouIins,
Mrs. lane Lane, ThcTeSd C16dTItS, al
Lady FdnShaW, AinEee LGdofnskd,
Lady Banks, COun,ts& de La Palette,
| Lady Morton, Mrs. hoff aud Ars. BTelrs-
| The Heart of NontToSe, ton,
Lady Gristi Baiiis. . Mrs. Richard shu9rtek,
WinniJTisd, The Countess of Elizabeth Ydne,
| Nthaiale, The Queen Of Georgia,
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Helen Walker, Mrs. Had and the noted Mrs
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lTook TO vour Couphs!.

Look to your CoughS!' III
moss, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood &c. we
would honestly the use OF Com;
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Seth R. searcy, whose certificate above, man OF as
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DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARE.
TION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF TIKI LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNlNE
dcy &c, &c.
Let all who wish purge the blood from impurities anu
the system TO resist epcdencS resort TO GuysOg
Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsapaila," which pro
wing itself antidote many the mai gnant dis
is heir and they will be disappOn
:ed remedy the yublic faith has waveIed-
their want faith in other and spurious compounds is
founded experience. They fly from mineral nOsnns
seek hope life and vgOr nom this purely vegetable remedy
however broken down in health and spiTitS-howevcI
himself and Others let despair OF
covery; the patient only understand that his hope
aud Sarsapuria persuade him, for his lies SAKE
try it, aud hesitation In predicting his speedy
restoration to health.
The shaker prepared yellow Dock and tho cred
Honduras sarsapa the invaluable lsmedul agents
from which Dr. GuySotrs Improved Extract OF Yellow
lock and Sarsapara is formed. and Laboratory OF Dr.
GuysOtt given the virtues OF these roots in their
fiction. preparation contains the restorative prop
critics roofs combined and concentrated III their Ut
most strength and efficacy.
Experiments made in the manufacture OF this med
found that 1t could be further improved
Accordingly, find tresorted TO almost universally iii
cases Hepatc, SCOrbutc and Cutnneous complaints for
general prostrOtion all the vital powers, and all those
toentng diseases of the skin trying to the patience
and 80 injurious 10 the health.
The following OF Benaah Hughes is one OF the most
astonishing record. Aer forty years sickness, two
years cXcTucating torture the ampuntiOn OF Oneleg and
the body limbs almost of eating, purifying dis
Extract Yellow Dock and SarsapGrila Is amoS: mrac
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The Heroic Women


Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
Piles of Female Courage, DisnteSeStedneSS
and Self-sacrifce of Ancient and
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WARWICK P. MILLER,
DAVID H. BISHOP,
GERARD B. ALLEN.
auEoa
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,--wvpT,rN(s GAS CO1TPAl
CHURCHES.

W. GILL. Secretary Jas 8. Wheate.
- 2 lupdegraf BnBiHteT and Inspector
SAINT, a. GoldthoTp.- .s...
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St. Louis. June 10. 1852
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Rates ofTOII of Wb3ell>E and BcImont SUE.
ueuhion HNSdRe.

year, $500 ,,Do,,ps
For cattle per head, sets.
"hoTses per head,
"a hogs per head,
I" sheep per head, . : 1
FOR RESIDENTS ON THEISLAND.
With the privilege passing either bridge singly
For single foot passenger, per month, 80 ctsi Per
"fFSmilies exclusive of servants1 not exceeding
six persons, GU
az Families, do DO
10peTSOnS, ICO
both bridges, single foot passenger per year, 800
'' family, lO,O6
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Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets, Cncl
natl Ohio General Agent for the West, to whom all o
ders must be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09
PRAYER FOR THE CITY.

AS GODS hand is now heavy upon u.s. and the Bible
abundanty teses that God hears the prayers of his
people and teaches that it is duty to pray to Him
for all men, and to call upon Him in trouble
Therefore We Ministers and Pastors of Presbyterian
congregations in the city do hereby ourselves and in
oeha OF our Church Sessions and congregations appoint
USoN Meeting for humiliation and prayer to Almighty
Cod to be held at the Second Church. corner of Prytana
and Caiope streets at five O'Clock every afternoon be-
ginning with to-day during the prevailing of the epidemic
And we cordially invite all brethren Of other churches
and the public generally, to unite with us in humbng
ourselves before our Maker and in acknowledging His
Sovereignty over u.s. and in duplicating Him to deliver
us from the pestlence that desoates our city And
we ask also the prayers of all Christian people behalf
Of our city and especially that God will be pleased to turn
His anger away from u.s. and give grace through His
Son Jesus Christ to repent of all manifold sins as
city and people, and incline the hearts of all men to
learn Righteousness when His judgments abroad in
the land w. A. Scorr,
Il. j. HENDERSON,
N. G. NORTH,
]. TwIcHELL.
New Orleans Tuesday, August 23 1859 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09

The CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.-The new hall
in the capitol at Washington, designed for the
Library of Congress, is splendid structure.
The Union says the first impression as you look
up and around is one of unalloyed pleasure The
whole work, to the most minute part, is iron /;
and yet SO splendidly is it painted and gilded,
so elaborate and finished are the ornaments.
that you can scarcely credit the fact The CELL
ing, composed of immense iron plates, looking
like massive blocks of brown marble panel work,
is most artistically constructed, SO as to COM
bine strength and beauty in perfect harmony.
1t is the only entire iron ceiling on the earth.
Running through the centre is the skylipht,
which is elegantly ornamented with q cluster
Of stars, numbering some hundred-perhaps as
many as we may yet number States in our con-
federacy. Next are the two long galleries-all
iron--the pillars, the lattice work, the balus.
trades, the trusses, the scrolls, the floors, the
shelves, the alcoves, and the steps by which
you ascend. Nothing of the kind can be
more perfectly beautiful than the large orna-
mented scrolls which appear to support the
sides of the ceiling. They represent elaborate
carving with golden ears of corn and golden
clusters Of grapes interspersed among their
inches. The casting was done by Messrs. James
Beebe Co., Of New York, and reflects great
credit on their taste and Judgment. The bril-
liant velvet carpets which adorn the floors of
the hall, galleries and alcoves, were also made
in New York. The furnishing arrangements
are the handiwork of Mr.. L F. Clark, Of Wash
ington The library now comprises some 25 900
volumes, and is destined to be much increased.
One great improvement is the facility with
which the books can be reached The alcoyes
are so constructed that no ladder or steps are
needed to reach them The tables and sofas
are SO situated as to afford ample room for pro-
menading, and the polite attentions of the libra
rian and his associates at once render every
visitor at home.
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The Epidemic.

The following table shows (as near as can be
ascertained from the best authority the total
number of deaths, by yellow fever and other
diseases, in the city of New Orleans, from the
week ending May % to September g.;
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&61loW Fevo< at ~.
BosroN, esptembef g.
a 49, arrival here reports having spoken
IL nhip Clara wheeler. CAPT. Wilson, on the
25tk uIt The Clara Wheeler was twelve days
ont from New Orleans, bound for Liverpool
me yellow fever had broken out soon alter abe
left New Orleans, and Capt Wilson and i've Of
the crew had died Of the disease.
Later from Rio.
NEW YoRK, September 8.
The bark MARYLAND has arrived here bring
inc ,Isfes from Rio de Janeiro to the Oath July.
Coffee had advanced 400 TO 600 reis-say 400
for mixed lots. The stock on hand was re-
ported at u, 600 bags
New York Markets.
NEw YORK, September s.
The Cotton market here is dull, and to- day 3
sales reach barely 500 bales Prices are with
out material change.
The Flour market is active, and prices have
advanced Soc. per Dbl since the arrival of the
Atlantic.
Coffee is active, and prices firm with an up
ward tendency To-day's sales embrace 10000
bags. Rio is quoted at 10c. per ID.
The French Mission.
WASHINGTON, September 5.
The mission to France has been rendered to
General Cass, but no reply has yet been re-
ceived from him.
Bishop Doane's Trial.
PHILADELPHIA, September s.
Bishop Doane's trial is still going forward at
Camden. The Bench has refused to hear sepe-
rate dioceses upon the charges against him.
Baltimore Coffee Market.
BALTIMORE, September 8.
All the Coffee on hand here has been with.
drawn from the market, in consequence Of thu
advance at.Rio de Janeiro.
Contributions for New Orleans.
BALTIMORE, September s.
The Collecting Committee for funds to relieve
the sufferers in New Orleans have obtained
nearly FIVE thousand dollars.
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Gs- HOWARD ASSOCIATION = New Orlean

Ias~ HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans
July ssTh following Apohecaes have been selected on be
half Of tho Howard Association:
FIRST DISTRICT.
J. G. YEIsER, l59 Canal street, ne ar Baronne.
L. J. COKE. IS Camp street, opposite hatcher.
TlLGHMAN d co. corner Common and ST, Charles streets.
NJ s. HYAMs, corner St. Paul and Gravier Streets
s. MCFARLAND, corner Poydras and Circus streets.
SERDA, corner Of Poydras and Baronne streets.
JP. BARBoT, Tchoupioulas Brooue streets.
7. X. FINLAY, corner Julia and Camp streets.
A. BiNAGHI, corner Triton Walk and Tivoli Circle,
G. w cRoYS corner of Mepomene and Dryades streets.
BURENN l2s Dryades street, opposite the Market.
p. PoULloT. corner Nayades and Polymnia streets.
f. Q. BOLTON, corner Magazine and Esee streets.
L. PASsOLT, corner Race and Tehouptoulas streets,
F.FREDERlCKsoN, 266 Tchoupitoulas street.
SECOND DISTRICT.
sIcKLEs & CO. 30 Canal street.
A. BEALER, corner Of Bienyle and Marais streets.
scHwAB, Chartres street, between Main and Madison
Z. ROBIN, uJiHsI OF Orleans and yllere streets.
A. BRoUssARD, corner Of Royal and Hospital streets.
ALBRIGHT, Claiborne street and Bayou Road.
THIRD DISTRICT
H. A. GOLDMAN, corner Louisa and Greatmen Streets
AUG. SHELLY, corner Of Enghen and Moreau streets,
bLAPLACE corner Victory and Ely sian Fields Streets
FOURTH DISTRICT
JNo. II. POPE corner Of Apollo and Philip streets.
KALLlYER, Levee between Philip and Sasparu ,reets
B. HAskiNs, corner Felicity Road and Magazine street,
IN States will be put Apothecaries above maintained
where persons applying for relief will leave directions
iy9s 2pu d. RICARDO, seerstarv
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~ LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Commit

~ LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Committee.
The following gentlemen have duly appointed
during the prevailing epidemic;
Lieut. STRONG, IOs st. Charles street,
JOS. F. RUSSIA, "a Broome street.
ROBERT Men AMARA, ISL Magazine street.
p. DALEY, Triton Walk and Hercules street.
DANIEL KELLY, St. Joseph and Tchoupisulas streets.
p. CURLEY Howard, between Calliope and Clio
JOHN MCGUIRE Claiborne Common and Jackson sts
Lieut. CAyANAUGH, Is3 Circus street.
au4 SNIP By order. JOS. +. RUSSIA, Secretary.
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DIR. Edo. JeN1ley. COre,
DRUGGIsr, No. rs Camp st.
~ DR.. E. j. CoxE's PREPARATIONS in extensive use
nearly fifteen have by their intrinsic merits acquired reputation
unsurpassed equaled by similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND FER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
w Prepared at No. rs Camp DIE COKE, and
sale by Druggists generally. jyT 9ptf
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pERs ~s>@ASf NAHs

rs HOWARD Association. RELIEF MEM.
BERs.- ~
" BouLLEhiET President - Dryades Magazine street
G. W. SHAW First Vice President Camp street. opposite Female r
phan Asylum, and IS Poydras street,
T. H. MOBILES. Second Vice President, New Basin,
g. kuRsEEDr Treasurer Is Bourbon and Is Camp Streets
D. RICARDO Secretary 10 Camp Terpshors street.
j. o. PERSON, corner of Camp and Orange streets,
w. L. GILES, corner Of Camp and Orange streets.
L. G. BILLIARD, IS Camp and IS Bacchus Streets
t. L. NlAM0, 90 Canal and % Camp Streets
W. EMMERSoN. Bacchus street,
J. BENsADoN, at Touro's Iu6rmary
J. Z. CALDWELL Place. and pori s,res, ,ssx co,
W. II. HAMMER, Is 81. Charles street.
w. II. PALfREY, ~ Camp and l25 Julia streets,
W, L. ROBINSON is Bienvile street.
P. COMMUTE, 81 Customhouse street.
b. o'coNNEIL. s Cont street.
C. W. WHlrALI, Esplanade street. opposite the Mint
J. w. VANDEGRlFF, Architect Buildings.
J. J. BROWNE, First and Chestnut streets.
J. WILLIS. corner of Josephine Chesnut strees
j. LIVINGSTON 40 Camp, and 81. Louis street. near Royal
j. O. HARRIS Constance street, Mecers.
D. DONOVAN Market street. Paeane and
~ Persons requiring resfw please apply to any Of the sbovs
members also requested that those applying Relief will make
their applications TO the member residing the Paen M
tbs Toao Infrmay, Of Gaienne Leyee strees
Nfo Oh RICARDO, Secretary, 20 Camp street.
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Is THE WHIG PARTY DEAD!-The NewYorl
Herald thus sounds the alarm:

Is THE WHIa PARTY DEAD!-The Network
Herald thus sounds the alarm:
sour returns from the lrte elections in Ken
lucky, Alabama, Tennessee and North Carolina,
are not complete, but sufficient has been as
certained to show that there is something wrong
in the democratic machinery. Whether it is
the want Of an organized organ at Washington
to lay down the law, or the consequence Of re-
action against the freesoil appointments Of the
Administration, or the result Of mere personal
and local jealousies here and there, we shall be
better enabled few days hence to determine
But we repeat, that there is q screw or two
loose in the working machinery of the national
democracy, as indicated by the general COM
plexion of the returns from Kentucky, Tennes.
see, Alabama and North Carolina.
"Almost annihilated in the late Presidential
election, we were inclined to share in the gen
eral impression that the whig party was de-
funct--stone dead--past all expedients and all
hopes of resuscitation. Its scattered detach-
ments here and there have scarcely had any
motives to reorganize With both Houses Of
Congress overwhelmingly with the Administra-
ton. what could the poor wings of Kentucky,
Alabama, Tennessee and North Carolina do !
The floating materials of the popular vote de-
spise powerless and hopeless minority. The
sovereign people don't like to throw their
strength away upon a broken down cause.
Their ideas and their acts always take prac-
tical direction, for some practical purpose.
Therefore, we must conclude that the palpable
manifestations which have broken out Of re-
turning life in the body of the wing party, have
practical meaning in them, which it would be
well for the Administration to look into.
"We regard the achievements of the wings,
under the depressing circumstances of their late
general defeat, as equivalent, in ordinary times,
to great whig victory"
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.

ONO RIvER-Cincinnati, September g.
The river at this point is now stationary.
Pittsburgh, September 3.-The river here is
falling slowlys with two feet three inches water
in the channel
Cincinnati, September 5.-The river here is
now rising very slowly.
Pittsburgh September 5,-The river here is
now falling very slowly, with feet inches
water in the channel. Eve. papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09

lr THEODORE j. WILKINsON.--We are au.
horiaed to THEODORE J. WILKINSON Coroner of
City and Parish Of Nsw0leans candidate reelection sse
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ss- RELIEF COMMITTEES OF PROTECTION FRI
COMPANY NO. H.
l. G. BILLIARD, IS Camp and IS Bacchus streets.
L. HOLIDAY, the Street 0Hc Hall
JOS = RUSHA q Broome add % Bacchus ntrees
CHARLES H. WALDO. Is and 10 New Levee street.
JONATHAN w0RRALL, at tbs work-houss.
THOMAS CLEARY, Of St. Mark and Gravier streets.
w MURPHY, corner Of s. Joseph and Tchoupoulas streets
JOSEPH CLAyIER At the Delta Office.
A. MONTGOMERY at Leedss Foundry.
WAL H. REESE Of New Levee and hatcher streets.
TT No. 10 has selected E. H. BARTON their Physician
give medical advice any the sick member application any
member Of the Relief Committee. aulB 9wqp
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ne 40 rHE FIRE DEpARrMENr-At a r.

10 To THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Ata Regu.
lar Monthly Meeting Of Protection Fire Company 49,
sih inst the following gentlemen duly
HENRY y. MILFORD, Vice President
vice CHARLES H. Waldo, resigned
cHAs H. WALDO Foreman, vice D. L. Holiday, deceased
JAMES GRATTAN, Second Assistant pro tsm
Also JOHN c. JACK, Delegate the Femsn Charitable Assoc
alton. true copy from the minutes
sst9p JOS =. RUsHA Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-09

To the Ladies.
N A D A M P L ATEN
~ Respectfully offers her services the Ladies' Of New Orleans
the treatment Of the following diseases PRoLAPsUs UTERI
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN, EN-
GORGESENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
The treatment adopted her that which approval
the most distinguished Surgeons Paris London
m here Of which she has ample testimony and the
respectable ladies she
of the Uterus, Of nature cured
exclusively the diseases Ladies'
can be consulted DAILY, at her residence,
myls eph 1S8 st. Joseph street.