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LARGE BUSINESS IN OUR GREAT srApIEs.--
The past week has been one of much activity
IN some Of our staple articles--the sales Of cot
ton amounting to $4,000 bales, those Of sugar to
over 5000 hhds.. and those Of molasses to nearly
or quite 10000 bbls.
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Credit Sale Of the Entire Stock of Mr.. r. RonmIen, on
account of Liquidation.
BY b. r. SYKES.
WT EDNESDAY, November %, at 10a o'clock,
Wv will be soid auction, F. Rounieu, ST.
Louis street. the entire stock, consainF Of viz
Annisette different qualities, bbls and baskets
Curacao and cases.
Cherry Bounce ..... .....
Maraschino
Guignoet in bbls., and baskets;
Absy nth, in bills and g.,
Kirsch, In Yarmouth, in
Peppermint aud Biers different qualities cases;
Liquors. in cases, different quaiitss
Fruits and Cherries, In brandy;
Gooseherfy and Raspberry Juice in rasoa;
Red Wine In casks and White Wine, 10 bb's.
Holland Gin, 10 bbs
Madeira Wine, different qualities In bbls
Jamaica and New EuElnnd Rum, bbs.
Cd Bourbon Whisky in tbla Alcohol % Per cent, bbis;
Bottles for Maraschino and Jugsfor Curacao; .H4
Anisette Baakets Bettes Labels, etc.
ES full ,Ls.
dsys to the day OF sale. nh
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0@h1'01a1s0 0O1snD.-UT. NFHztt mas the honor
oio@the public that prepared TO treat all of
disease; and he will GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CAsF
except when some vital seriously affected
the sufferer obtain much relief afflicted with
aaeeona are invited TO visit DIFF Consultations
As m evidence Of his sincerity and hs in his
treatment Dr. ~ will undertake every of Cancer pre
sen'ed and make no charge until tho patient cured Patients
cured the OF the knife Twenty
mai wan secure package of the CANCER SPECIFIC with ful
ateeuons iof uae. Address On. FRAZEE
spiispiy Ohce, IS ST. Charles sir At.
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CANcERs CuREp-pr. Frazee has the bop

GssN JULES LAvERGNE, Esq, is Candidate
for the State Senate fill the vacancy by the
the Hon. ]. A. Braud ,rta
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.9ssocdatioss OF the Members o,
The Bar Of .Neto Orleans.


" THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the above named A.ociat,o
VIII be held THIS MORNING. November o'clock in the Ii
hary Room Gentlemen desous bseomin members viii s.s.
hand In their spplieationat 10
mis- aplt NJ NJ COHEN 1
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DAILY CRESCENT.
SATURDAY MORNING q, NOV EsIBER IS. 1854.

a Thc Proprietors Of the orescent wi pay 20 bills
ontraetsd b. any person except Mr.. j. o. Nxos or his
srrita4n authority All
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Creme De B0s1sy Champagne,
JACOUESSON & Fills BRAND

Anearey the Creme Bouxy brands
IT NOW LANDING the above otherbrsndsn
quarts and pns and will receives in tbs
farheraappy.
This superior to other
this marko known who
Fills Brand BouzY FLEUR EsI.SERY.
II Also hand, usual assortment of the WINES
LIQUORS the Market which will DO sod
snyosher houseinthe city.
janis 2ptt sGwELL t. TAYLOR No. is Royaistrses.
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wear Hooks and .Neac Supplies |:
BURNETT g. BOSTWICK,
Is CAMP ,r.rrr *
~ Have just received the following New Books
REGINALD LYLE or, The Adopted Heir
FARMINGDAEE; by Caroline Thomas.
LIFE IN THE GLEARINGs VERSUS THE Bt1s hv nv, Nood.
THE LOST HElREss; by Mrs. Soushworth
NEW REVELATIONS Of Court convent In tho
Century.
THE HIVE OF THE BEE HUNTER; by T. B. Thorpe, Of La.
OUR PARISH.
ATHERToG AND OTHER TALES by Mary R. Milford.
RUSSIA AS 1T IS; by Count A. De Gurowski
TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE ;or Life in Kentucky ... o%
Chestnut WOOD
THE IRON COUSIN. .r4g 9...= g|,.-.. -
FREAKS OF FORTUNE
THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER S~-.".'. g.. Vs.
EyANTIDE.
MORNING STARS OF THE NEW WORLD
HILLS, LAKES AND FOREST STREAMS
FASHION AND FAMINE.
WlDE-AWAKE GIFT-A Know Nothing Token.
THE INEBRrATKS HUT.
GRACE AGUIbARS WORK.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs OF MRS. PARTrNCToN
BERTHA AND LILLY nit aps,
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English. and american Books.
J B. TEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and stationer,
hGb - CAMP STREET. HdA
t Respectfully invites the attention Literary
Gentlemen Heads Of Public Institutions public generally
his very extensive aud choice stock of
STANDARD WORKS,
embracing the bsstedtions ofsne best authors In
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY;
VOYAGES AND TRAVELS;
THEOLOGY AND ECCLESIASTICAL, WORKS;
POETRY AND THE DRAMA;
FINE ARTS, ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING;
NAVAL AND MILITARY SCIENCE; w..
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY;
MORAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES; ...
AGRICULTURE, BOTANY AND GARDENING;
GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS; m..
CHEMISTRY, GEOLOGY AND MINERALoGY;
MEDICINE, .-.... 4
NATURAL HISTORY
MATHEMATICS, .#"..# d. s
PHYSICS AND MECHANICS,
PHnoLoGY, AND
GENERAL LITERATURE.
variety HtSkES PRAYER BOOKS Of all Sizes in
elegant and plain binding spuddy ILLUSTRATED WORKS. TO-
gcther with large assortment OF CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
nib 2p6t ]. B. STEEL, No. 80 Camp street.
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D. g. Morgan,
BOOKSHELF ER,
E1change Place, adjoining the Post-obfce,
~ Keeps aways hand
Hngsh editions Of Standard and Miscellaneous Books mbaeng
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY TRAVELS, FICTION;
COMMERCE, SCIENCE, AGRICULTURE;
ESSAYS, ENCYCLOPEDIAS, DICTIONARIES;
ALIASES, ARCHITECTURE, GAMES, MEDICINE;
THE DRAMA, DOMESTIC ECONOMY;
GEOLOGY, MANUALS, oRAToRY, NAVIGATIoN;
CHEMISTRY, NATURAL HISTORY;
BOOKKEEPING, POETRY; 0.z=.,
FRENCH, SPANISH AND ITALIAN EDUCATIONAL BOOKS,
ETC, ETC.
I The subscriber receives press
LATEST Of The day together REVIEWS
MAGAZINES, etc., etc.
ES Citizens and strangers respectfully invited CALL
MI sdPstd6ltW J. C. MORGAN.
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To H0Msekeepers.

To HOWsekeeperss
k% The most complete assortment Of
HOUSE HING GOOD S
offered in establishment Of the
dersigned.
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE;
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE;
TIN, IRON AND WOODEN WARE;
BRUSHES, BASKETS WATERS, KNIVES AND FORKS;
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS;
CAST IRON WARE, COOKING STOVES, ETC, ETC,
almost endless variety and all very moderate prices
mis- Ct b. BRoWER & CO. II Camp street.
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AUCTION SALES.

Cargo of Brig Avon direct from Mnnaa at Auction
BY r. B SYKES
NN 0NDAY, November 90, at II o'clock, will
be told the eyep, Markets. Second Diaif
he entire bng Avcp from Malaga, conslst,ng
2loe boxes NJ r. Raein1 John Coieu,an's brand;
93oV bL boxes do do do; ...
$500 ar. boxeu do do;
800 hoxea London Layers do;
$40 hf boxes do do do;
800 ar. boxes do;
800 kegs Muacatel RAISING. do do;
1910 bOaea M 4. Rana Salado braud
100 rails $. S. Almondu
. $50 boxes Lemons. @.
e. Terms at sale. pis
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Weare indebted to the clerk of the steamer
Henry ehouteau for st. Louis papers Of q late
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PIANOS, HARPs, ETe.We invite the attention
Oh our readers TO the advertisement of P P Weren No.
Camp street. Mr.. W has a very large stock Of pianos
harps meodeons guitars violins and in fact all kinds Of
musical Instruments, as we'll music adapted to them
Purchasers would do well to give him call
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For. SnRe or REM,

t9- Upon accommodating terns splendid SECOND HAM
ROSEWOOD PIANO. manufactured by T. Gilbert Co.. Boston
For particulars enquire at this Office No spH
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Z VINES, BRANDIEs, Erc.-0ur friends, both
city country would do well before purchasing to drop
in at the establishment of MIR. s. Wolff No, 95 Camp
street His stock of liquors is equal to any in the South
and includes all the ne old brands in faror with bon
wants. large supply of the well known aGrape
Lest Champagne has been just received Call taste and
purchase.
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a RETURN. We are happy in being able to
inform the numerous friends Of Dr. Geo. W smith that
ne nas returned to the city looking though he had
been we'll taken care OF during his absence
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SWeutCNG veEt Books.
s1- FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
los CANAL STREET, INK
NEW ORLEANS.
WATsoN's PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, vol.
BELL and sToKEss do do, ayols 5..5@.. 9.
DUNGLlsoN's do, do
EBERLES do DO A. .~.@ j.
WOODS PRACTICE; = vols
BEAcHS PRACTICE. ~.
PHYSIOLOGY.
DUNGLrsoN's PHYSIOLOGY, ve,s
CARPENTERS do, vol,
MAGENDlks do, do
0LIyER'S do, do
KIRKE and PAGETs MANUAL.
[-..=...- SURGERY.
cooPER's SURGICAL DICTIONARY
cooPER'S LECTURES ON SURGERY
FURGUSoN'S SURGERY.
G 81 SONS DO vols ..-~ ..a ...".
LIsToN'S ELEMENTS OF SURGERY
LISToN and MUTER's do
MIILER's PRINCIPLE AND PRACTICE OF SURGERY.
PARCoAST's OPERATIVE SURGERY
SMITHS MINOR SURGERY. ......-. ..s....s.
CHELIuSs SURGERY, 8 vols.
MOTIFS VELPEAU's SURGERY 8vos-PIass, NV w." 49,
CHEMISTRY,
FoWNEs CHEMISTRY. &+=--~-r -...
DIAPERS do.
KANEtS do "us
GRAHAMrS do
TURNER'S do
GARDENERS do
MATER1A MEDIcA AND THERAPEUTICS.
DuNGLIsoN's MATERIA MEDIcA, 2 vols. M
PERElRAS do do
WOOD BAcHE's pIsPENsAToRY nav .atio,
THoMPsoN'S CONSPICUOUS.
MIDWIFERY
cHURcHLL's MIDWIFERY.
DEWEESS do. ,"m0m.0
CHAILLYiS do
GooCHs do .."
MoREAU'S do
RAMsBoTHAAits do, ~.~
AsHWELL's DISEASES OF FEMALES
CoLoMBAT's do do
CHuRCHILIs do do
DEWEES'S do do
GoocH's do so
CHILDREN.
coNDIE ON CHILDREN.
CHURCHILL do
WFsT do
STEWART do. -~
DEVICES do
ANATOMY.
HoRSER's ANATOMY AND HISTOLOGY. . yo,.
PANcoASTs WIsTAR'S ANATOMY DO
MoRToNts ANATOMY
MASSES POCKET ATLAs-colored Plates,
QuAINS ANATOMICAL PLATES,
WILSON'S HUMAN ANATOMY
WILSON'S DIssECToR.
TuSON'S do.
DUBLIN do.
Won BEHR's HAND BOOK OF ANATOMY.
POCKET ANAroMIsT. =.
DICTIONARIES.
cooPERs SURGICAL. DICTIONARY. NY
HooPER'S MEDICAL do
DUNGLIsoN'S do do
HoBLYN'S do do
CoPELANDS do do
REEsE'S POCKET LEXICON
DUNGLlsoN'S cYcLoPEDIA OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE in a
vols. syo,
TOgeths with large all the dspsmsu.s Med
ieal Literature.
~ T. L. WHITE Medical Prssora and susp 10 az
anime his Medical Books.
N. B.-Medica Books Nor thern Priess NIL spsltW
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Geattemaess,s Clothing.
FILL AND WINTER STOCK.
H. Fl U ARD.
Clothing and Clothes Made to Order,
No. 81 Common street opposite the CITY Hotel.
kT NOTICE TO FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS AND PUBLIC Al
full assortment WINTER CLOTHING uat received at very
low priaes.
Together With -.
selection of CLOTHS CAssMEREs to BE- cut and made
in the BEST STYLE by FIRST TAILOR.
full supply of SHIRTS, received per STIR Of the sosth
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, Byron Collars
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, French Cuns:
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS without Collars,
And quantity of LOW PRICED all descriptions
alwss on hand at NO. 70 COMMON STREET, by
n13 2p6t H. HUARD
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We are indebted to a friend for telegraphic
dispatch from Natchez, announcing that Le.
comte and Zoe Blackburn had come together in
two mile heats--the former an easy winner in
S:47a-3:46a.
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List OF LETTERS. The List Of Letters re-
naming in the Post-ofice up to the 18th inst.
will be published in our Mondays edition.
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WetstdOtp DroDertes ar sJo.t

u We have large Silk and Wool ,nJ
Woratea Damssks of choice ayisa quse AZ we shs ds
keeping This description goods year. we arc induced n
them at coat 10 insure d ready sale for cash.
j. D. CAMERON l. CO.
MIS- adpst "a Cthartres and 81 r,,,.or, L..S
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j. Minors oh. c. lie Roi by Belsaassqr 1
A.. Il. Bngamen's CHI by Dolbloon .3 / .
John Turnbulls oh. c. by Glencoe 2 dist
J 20 Inrnouif's Oh. f. by Margaret Taylor fl,
W. j. Minors CHI. c. own brother to YeTffer 49, nd II
Time Isl Ls-I,50--1.sf "
The true Democrat., 1854-08-09
Wonderful and Extraordinary Cure of RheumatiSm of 20 Years, Standinr

Never in my life have had so much pleasure. in dong any thing as in giving this certificate to the world and hope it may be the cause of thousands ofmy being relieved from that dread ful disease, rheumatism. My wife has been afflicted wtn It for 20 years most of the time suffering eycru catlng pans m every part of her body. Having no aPpette whatever, she was reduced to almost skee- ton. So violent were the pains that she seldom coud sleep without taking large doses of opium. Every Jolnt was swelled very much, and her knees hands and neck, covered with large Jumps. She could do no klnd of work, the sinews and muscles being so hard and contracted that her limbs were drawn to- geher so that she was obliged to be in bed constant ly In thls condition she had been for twenty years "l1ouV ever getting any relief from every thing she used, until she commenced the use of H. G. FAR hELLS ARABIAN L1NIMENT, the first bottle of Whlch produced great change. She has now used hve bottles, and the swelhngs have nearly all cone down. pain has entirely left her; she sleeps well and soundy; Is more eShy than ever she was in her life has an excellent appetite and spins and sews all dav oS tile use ol rev bottles more she must be well as ever she was. If any one doubts this wonderful cure he has only to call at my residence near Peoria and learn the circumstances from my wfe's own lips, or he can further inquire of any of my neghbors
 H. G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LTNIMFNT is also an excellent remedy for palsy sprains bruises cramps chlblans burns, pains, toothache sore eyes, etc., and in horses cattle is the best remedy in the world where an external application is required
 Look out for COunterfeits.
 The public are cautioned against another counter eit, winch h has lately made its appearance called W. $: Farrells Arabian Liniment. the most dangerous of all the counterfets because his having the name of Farrell, many will buy it in good faith without the knoWledge that counterfeit exists, and they will pefhaps only discover their when the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
 p The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G. Farrell sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale druggist, Mo- +, Main street Peoria Illinois, towhom all applications for agencies must be addressed Be sure you get it with the letters H. G. before Farrell 1hus-H. G; FARRELL-and his signature on the wrapper. all others counterfeits.
 Sold by Dr. W. W. ADAMS, New Drug Store. Little Rock, Agent for the State of Arkansas and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United States.
 Also by BENJ. P. LETT. Washington. Ark.
 :ss Price p and 50 and sl per bottle.
 AGENTS WANTED in every town. village and hamlet in the United States in which one is not al- ready established. Address H. G. Farrell as above. accompanied with good reference to character re- sponsibility. etc.
 July o6 '54
The true Democrat., 1854-08-09

Died-On the 23d July 1854, at the resi- dence of her father, in this city, Miss MARTHA JANE BUDD, aged thirteen years eight months and twenty-three days.
 My sweet little school-mate is no more.- She has passed away from the bitter ills of this world amidst the lamentations of numerous friends, to the abode of bright spirits whence there is no return Though it is impossible, in the very nature of things, to call her back to earth again, yet am happy to think that can go to her, where separation, by the bangs of of death, shall be no more forever. This me- lancholy bereavement has made vacuum in the household: and produced sensation in the hearts and affections of sorrowing friends, which language fails me to describe. In view of the friendly feelings existing between us in conse- quence of associations at achool as we'll as in the social circle feel that it would be cul- pable neglect of one of the most sacred duties which grow out of our relations in life, to re- main silent. Though my acquaintance with her was comparatively short, I can say ot a truth that the more knew of her, the more ] admired her excellent disposition. The eyes of doting parents were turned towards her as the object of their fondest hopes: doubtless they expected much happiness in her anticipat- ed prosperity. But alas! how soon were they disapponted; amidst the loveliness of youth and innocence, death the leveler of all human distinction, broke in upon them and took from them the brighest star of their domestic galaxy Never shall l forget the mournful scene of this occasion. Upon hand stood the devoted parents, weeping and praying for the benedic. tions of Heaven; upon the other had gathered g circle of acquaintancesin in mingled tears fphilan
The true Democrat., 1854-08-09

CHoLERA.-The following extract from the letter of clergyman to the Lord Lieutenant ot Ireland, presents very simple, and he says, effectual preventive of cholera, as we'll as re- medy of great power.
 "The preventive issimple; teaspoonful of pow dered charcoal, taken three or four times week, in cup of coffee, or other liquid, in the morn ing When attacked with cholera mixture of an ounce of charcoal, an ounce of laudadum, and an ounce of brandy, or other spirits, may be gi ven as follows-after being we'll shaken, teaspoonful every five minutes. In half an hour have known this effectualy to releave and stay the disease. As the patient becomes better, the mixture may be given at longer in- tervals l have known patient in the blue stages and collapsed, perfectly recovered in a few hours. The charcoal was tried as a pre- ventive on large plantation in the Mouritus and not single individual out of eight hun. dred was attacked with cholera Charleston (S O. News.
The true Democrat., 1854-08-09
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
 Medical Department.

 TNHE Fourth Annual Course of Lectures in this In-
 stitution will commence on Monday the 3Oth of October next. and continue till the first of the en- ROBERT M. PORTER, M. D., General and Special J. BERRIEN LINDsLEy, NJ. D., Chemistry and c. K. w WINSTON, M. D., Materia Medica and. Me
 dical Jurisprudence A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Surgical and Patbolo
 gical Anatomy.
 THOMAS R. JENNINGS, M. D., Institutes of Me
 dicine and Clinical Medicine W. K. ROWLING, M. D., Theory and Practice of
 Medicine.
 JOHN M. WATSON, M. D., Obstetrics and the Dis
 eases of Women and Childsen PAUL F. EVE, M D., Principles and Practice of WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ. D., Demenstrator of
 Anatomy.
 The Anatomical rooms will be opened for students. on the first Monday of October.
 A full Prelto5ed,y course of Lectures free to all Students, will be given by the Professors corrmenc A Cinique has been established, in connection will the University at which operations are nernrmad m prescribed for and lectured upon in m the Class. VI Arrangements have been made to accomrod,te o1, patients requiring surgical operations Amount of Fees for Lectures in the University ;s S105. Matricuating Fee, (paid once only S5: Prac tical Anatomy $l0; Graduating Fee, SS5. Excellent Board can be obtained for s3 ner weak Further information can be obtained by addressing the Dean. J. B. LINDSI.EY. M., ,D.. Dean of the Faculty, No. 33. Collere st Nashville. Tenn, March 1854. 42 -et*
The true Democrat., 1854-08-09

thropic sympathy and condolance. Icould not see why God had selected here in preference to anohter, yet know that he is just do wrong. Finally think that he has taken her for some exalted purpose, which he has not revealed to us. Perhaps it is designed to endear the pros- poets of immortality to them, or to disengage their affections from this world, and lead them to contemplate the society of the dead beyond the bourne of time. If he spares not the young, who::bloom to-day in health, but tomorrow may be no more, the old can not escape the common fate of all Then we should live every day as we would like to die; for sooner or later the summons will come for us to follow in the way of all the earth. May the grace of God ena- ble the family to be resigned to His will, and cease to weep for their sweet little girl. For Juesus says "sufer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not; for of such is the king dom of Heaven"
 Little Rock, July 26, 1854. LIZZIE.
The true Democrat., 1854-08-09
Explosion of the MOOnshine Railroad,

Explosion of the MOOnshine Railroad.
 The New York Tribune, under this head, has the following telegraphic dispatch from Washington:
 Some spectators now in this city who are interested in the New York, Atlantic and Pa cific railroad company, are troubled by the in- telligence, which has just reached them that the managers of that moonshine concern have quarreled among themselves and that the con- pany is now accordingly in a collapsed state mor est 'rtentus. It seems that the difficulty was with MT. President Chatfeld, the owner of nearly forty millions of the company's truly valuable stock, and the result has been his to- tai expulsion from the bosom of the company. Precisely what the cosus belH was I cannot as- certain, but it is insinuated that the paid.up stock had been literally issued to the presidents particular friends. Of course Chatfeld had a perfect right to issue such stock to whom he chose, since he had forty millions of his own, all of which had doubtless been fully paid up; but his associates feel otherwise envious dogs. However, the whole thing is now over, and the company will not much be heard off, What MT. R. J. Walker will get out of the ruins for the ten millions of stock which he probably paid up when Chat6eld paid for his, remains very doubtful and interesting ques- tion
 But will frankly confess that don't pity these gentlemen half so much as many others who hold great deal less of the stock, but have been fools enough to pay agreat deal more ! for it.
The true Democrat., 1854-08-09
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY, ST. LOUIS, MO.
 Literary Department.
THE Annual Session of this Institution COT

HE Annual Session of this Institution com Il mences on the first Monday of September, and ends about the 10th of July.
 The course of studies embraces the Greek, Latin English. French, German and Spanish languages Ma thematlcs, Astronomy. Mental and Natural Phoso- phy. Chemistry, Book keeping, Arithmetic, Ancient and Modern Geography and History etc.
 The terms. without any extra charge for languages are for boarders $50 per session, ten and a half months; for washing s2o; bed and bedding sS; doe tors fees $5, and stationery S5if attended by the in stitution-payable quarterly m-anually in ad- vance, No deductions made for absence, except in of protraced sickness dismisson. On en- trance boarders pay Sl0 matrculation fee. Stu dents in Chemistry and Natural Philosophy pay sl0 per session for the of the apparatus. Music draw ing and dancing form extra charges Half boarders tuition included pay S00, and day scholars $40 per session.
 Regulations.
 Medicines and school books are furnished at store prices. As no advances are made for clothing, suf- fcient should be deposited with the Treasurer. Students remaining during vacation will be charged $2o. For further information please apply at the in stitution. J. B. DRUYTS, Pres't Aug 2, '5S, 6w*