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WHAr aar eossors a'They are three per cent Eu.
sh stock which had its origin in an act Of The British
consolidating thence the nane) several sepa
rats Government stocks called in the act Consoldsei
Ahnuties. and commonly quoted for brevity as Con
sos' = Ths stock, from its amount and the immense
number of its holders is more sensitive 10 financial
influences than any other and is therefore the fyorts
STOCK Tor the operation of SPECTATORS and iobber liz
dividends are payable semi.annuaily.
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| HoMIolDE.We learn that white was stabbed
and killed II is said by negro yesterday at above
the Four Mile House. We unable to give the psrc-
uars jury of inquest had been empanneed to inyes
| tigate the matter. FCharleston News, 23d,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

WHiTr's BooKsroRz-Th Thomas L. White No los Canal
street. adyertisas to-day very large stock of
and architectural works to which commend the aten
ton of cur readers. Mr. White has in addition an ex
celen assortment of standard works and other things
usually kept in bookEtore
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C0hes,'s .Sssc Orleans g1s,,ecto,.,t

INCLUDING JEFFERSON CITY, CARRoLLToN GRETNA,
ALGIERs AND MeDoNoGHyILLE,
FOR 1854.
fD Containing 5000 Names FIRM DIRECTORY and sTgEEr
aEd LEVI GUIDE and other information which will be seen
by the Table Consntb with conuanss this citizens
Ct New Orleans with their biographies.
A LIS
TABLBAU OF YELLOW FEVER OF 1853
with Typographical Chronological Of the Ep
denies New osanI since their city 1896 Illustrative
ofths Quarantine question. By Bennett Doss Price S.
For aaIs by
]. B. STEEL,
jams s2p4lW 80 CAMP STREET
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Com WR4TuER.-Tbe weather was extremely cold at
st. Louis on the 10th inst aud the river was frozen over
40 that teams crossed it safely About 200 boats were
waiting at Cairo fer the river TO open and large number
Of emgrants were there in destitute condition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
Strangers and Residents.

g Please to take notice that the now for salo
No. ~ CAMP STREET,
A large and well stock Of
. FINE JEwELRY,
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
CHAINS,
SILVER aul
,t.,yrrr op>-.,r,>-r. PLATED WARE,
FANCY ARTICLES,
which he will sell at unusually low prices, mostly
AT AND UNDER COST, to close business
~ Aas, great variety of CLOCK GLASS SHADES
very low" @. REDON,
janSo lOt2p ~ Camp srsst
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,iiE hhAn FRlnE-rhe product of the Upper Missssip
p lesa MINES, for the year just closed exhibits but
ssht increase that Of 1882 say II s6 pips ,oua 10
i1o9o1o lbs The total quantity produced was 1854
Pigs, valued at $l6ss3A The quantity received at 81
Lou aaflns the year AL $50 pigs of which 6815 came
from the Missouri and tho balance from ths Uppsr and
Lower Mississippi eFps. @N'
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shaut,.g q Easa,srv.
Direct Importation


JOSEPH RODGERS s. SONS
POCKET TABLE, CUTLERY SCISSORS etc. every variety
fB Wholesale and Retail Depot n Nsw Orleans, at
UT0NiS,
spsr C.rrar NJ f,h.,,,. .,i r,..I .,.a.,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

FIVE JEwrLRY-Some of tho finest articles OF jewelry
to be found in the city to be at Redons No ~
Camp street He has very large aud well chosen assor
ment of things rare rich beautiful and deserves tho
patronage of the public Of the worth Of his
wares and the fair valuation at which he offers tbsm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
To the Eedfes.

N q D A NJ L A EN-
offers her services the Of New Orleans for
'he treatment Of the following diaeasss. TTFPI
1 mlIilEs, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATroN. EN-
so 1 AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB,
adsPed by her that has me the rovaio
Surgeons of Paris, London New rk; an
@ success here sf which she ample testimony and the
aales she can refer justes that ali dissa
:" .As Uterus act OF esnrerous nature, cured
r, aeVssea exclusively the OF Ladder
can be consulted DAILY, at herrepidence
nyl5 sptf 1sR a. r,. -.
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ADVANCE N THE PRteE OF Cause.-The agents OF the
Peruvian Government at Baltimore have been Instructed
to advance the price of Peruvian gusuo consigned to
them from the Chincha islands 81 per ton and also to
maze hereafter no sales less than City SO that tbv
general sale Of the article will be by the commission
chants and regular dsalora
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Drugs, eEedtctn es essess Chesntcays,

Dr. ~ j. Co1H, No. 95 Camp street.
sE- DR.. E, J. coxEs PREPARATIONS in >,
nearly hitsen Jea have by acquired
unsurpassed fqased BY any similar the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
hAIKAoi oF coPAlVA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEps
AMERICAN COUGH Lo2ENGRs
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
tU Wv, DER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND Pc L.
MhNENT CURE OF THE PILES. ~ = =
20 Fs1 ase bg Bruggss generally a,t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

naming at the shipping places Great Harbor had
sold to salt raker at Rum Bay for twenty cents per
| bushel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

SHAVING A LuTuRT.-auion, at his bazaar corner of
Canal and St. Charles streets has just received an invoice
OF the finest tempered razors imported They arc
maze 20 MS own order aud are finely tempered that
they will shave the most harsh and difficult boards with
ease We speak from experience and can recommend
them to our friends being all that could be desired
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

dorrscHALK's CoNcERrs - Before his departure from
this city we understand that very talented young
townsman, Mr. Gotschak. will give two farewell concerts
The first will be given at the Meshancs Institute Hall
Wednesday evening" and the second Friday evening
Odd Feows Hall He will produce these evenings for
tbs first time, his composition entitled Bunkers
HILL adapted to ten pianos and will ba assisted in its
performance by number OF amateurs Mmlla Borgheso
and Betout will add the atracsiyeness of their talent
to the occasions.
Tickets can be had both at werlen's and Hewstt's
music stores
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

HEALra OF THE oIrY.-The reports from all the GENE
teriss of the city except for the week ending Sunday
morning, show that there have been buried in these
cemeteries, during the week, hundred and fifteen
persons We doubt it any city in the Union, with the
population of New Orleans exhibit, in its report
better state OF health than this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

LECTURE MECHANICS InsrIrurE,-.Wa are glad to
notise that Edward Broughton Esq, will give lecture
this evening in the Mechanics Institute The Age of
the World and the Theory of the Central Heat of the
Earth Mr. Broughton has devoted his life to the sciences
of Mneralogy and Geology and is member of the Royal
Physical Society of Edinburgh Those who attend the
lecture we think will have their expectations realized
The subject is one Of interest and all the lectures
at the Institute free there will no doubt be full
auditory.
Mr. Broughton brought letters of Recommendation to
US of very high order, endorsing him gentleman
and scholar and as being in every respect qualified
terest and instruct upon the subjects specified
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p'erRsltF0h Hotel,

NEW ORLEANS
80 eis s kae"n e'tsbAmsRt having undergone complete re-
Pa' during the past open to tbs public and
same. O''hi
- me for Families unsurpassed any Hots
IN the sonth Ioas 2p4wmI j. W. YOUNG Propristo,
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s!s a: "a. AN:

ihhtiI petWts9 the
celebrated Silver ufisss tue aT qss1
q oie will open The ball for PAGER. o
tsfs on SUNDAY 1911 mat, Match TO hslnerg
o bmtek, m rQCohoNTAs,
s. Rice, SILVER TAIL.
No. Purse $50;
CONS on THURSDAY, February ?. " ~ ~
John Hitler, oh TOM SMILEY,
y Ltmick er z BRlAiSTOSE,
, $. Read, br YOUNG AMERICA
nte to harness. 1870 ''es IN
Q. Diniok, m PoCoHONTAs
$. Rice, SILVER TAIL.
come of THURSDAY, February '"'"s''' 10
o Dimck5 sh m MAY QUEEN,
VIC Abrams, blk PETE.
j. /. Keh, Oh 9 BIG JOHN
no. y and stake $500 PAGERS ~ Leatsthyes IA e :.
harness. 10 come of on Sunday February IL - ~ "'e ~
y limsk, fOCuH0STAS,
n Rev, b IN DOLLY sPANKFR
Ma app. s 10 l. Ret, o. c2ry'sl eli TECGNsEH.
come of SUNDAY, February IT, ~ ~ ~ HVe-"AxE'os' 10
o. Imsk, m P0COHOSTAs
N Row b m DOLLY SPANKER
W. Abrams, z JOE WILSON
n, +, ~ g \ Bouhsm, Oh & FRANK PIERCE.
come al STTTb n miles and epeAte harness. To
W. Abrams, JOE WILSON.
n Rev. bm DOLLY SPANKEE
y. NJ Benhanli ch FRANK PIERCE,
n, : p - Il Eea, o. couy's) oh z TECGMsEH
come OF SUNDAY Ata5eh5. ~ @ " " " ' 10
\. Rev, m DOLLY SpANKER
*. h. B9ahan, CHI FRANK PIERCE,
J. l. Eofr u. Cory % CHI z TECUMSEH,
w g. Abrams u Joe WILSON.
races % GENE oH positively at r. NJ on The days named
to held and stand 50 cents quarter dollar
oaa the weather uDtsvoAbl Raca bs
January 25, 1854, JAS. L. EoFF, Proprietor
a privileges the Track to the Running Races Ap
Ian.o JAMES l. EoFF, Prorrcor
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=SeaUeu n. Taylor,

NO. IS ROYAL STREET,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALs, etc, etc,
FHoLEs1LE AND RETAIL.
Gb See advertisement in another column Jsa 49,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30

FHea AAsaAr,Ths Charleston Courier of the o5th has
dates from Nassau to the 14b January The trials of the
Tortoa rioters have been concluded Seven of the prison
ers Wera found guilty setting fire to persons houses in
town, and condemned to death
most destructive frs had recently occurred at St
Yincent-
The Inhabitants of st. Kits arc full Of anprabspso
visit from the cholera which has beSp brongbt h H.
neiSherins island of Nevis by an emiyrant shin from
Liverpool to New Orleans.
by an arrival from Long Island Nassau on the 18th
inst the Royal Gazette informed that ali tbs salt ra
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NEWS OF THE CRY.
AWFUL CALAMITY.
Burning of the Steamboat Georgia.
TWENTY SIX LIVES LosT!t-12oO BALES
OF COTTON DEsTRoYED!!!

4 AT about the hour of eleven o'clock on Satur-
day night last the steamer Georgia. Captain Sinnot ar
rived at the wharf Of the New Orleans Carroton and
Lake Pontchartrain Railroad from Montgomery Alabama
having board upwards hundred and fifty passen
gers and large number Of slaves with 1881 bales
together with considerable quantity of other freight
of various descriptions altogether valued boat and
at about 100000 She had scarcely touched thu wharf
when an alarm Of fire given and in few minutes
that portion Of the vessel the boilers was so
pletey envsoped in flames every exertion to
save abortive This boat had already attached
the wharf, and had the accident the day time
while the passengers awake lives would probably
have been lost but the greater number asleep
their berths and only awoke when the boat wrapped
in flames, to experience amid the and confusion
all the horrors of death staring them in the face and in
some instances of having relatives and friends in
voEed in the fearful catastrophe Every effort made
by the captain and to check the fire and prevent
the loss of life but had got fairly hold of the
woodwork Of the boat and the flames sprang up with
heat and fury that nothing could withstand In about
ten minutes after the first alarm given the vessel
of fire and for those who had already reached
the wharf all hope of escape cut off Six white persons
Mr. John jackson and child Of Alabama Mrs Jolly and
daughter, of Geoisa Mr., McClcnethen Of Cincinnati;
and fireman named Dennis known to have persisted
together with nineteen or twenty negroes.
Mr. Comstock the mate, informs that he hurried in
to the freroom when the alarm given and found the
place in perfect blaze and the heat so intens. AZ IN
der It impossibe 70 s,tar Tho boso mead t ,,r,,,s,
of eeaa,;,sss and safa+v had hos .io,s1 tta,ha -
the pumps and thu cotton in tho vicinity If IN. bo.-s
had been tent co,s,antv v.t a,,rin ~ ~
smoke AM, fame bo,ravsr drov. ~. nav ,lo,t ;Tn,a5
stey from the punn. and haze and all hone To tb
vessel b.;pr abandoned mo Thought was left Int 10 sl
safety or save human life
Some leaned fran thu burr;car me- roof rnor tho bos
others fell into the lake in The ,ttemnt and any threw
themselves overheard cbildren wers thrown yolsnt,
from the boat 70 the wbnrt;t beng their onv cbsoo
for s-and some of them were severely pured one bav
ing NE are told its SOUL fractured so badly ma To render
lis reeoysry dopbtfui
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HE'iaatss' Clothing,
SELLING OFF TO LIQUIDATE.
SHERMAN & PERSONS,
No. Magazine street, Corner of CannI, N, o.
20 Now Is the ims to get your supply Of
WINTER CLOTHING,
as we arc Offering stock Of GOODS at extremely
RED U ED PRICES,
90 account Of Liquidation Our complete everything
aPpettaining to = Gentlenans Wardrobe.
supsr BLACK CLOTH FRocK and DRESS COATS;
New Style FANCY CLOTH wINDREs;
- PLAIN CASHMERE PALTOESi
- OPERA CLOARs;
PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Super FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS;
Super BLACK D0EsKIN PANTS.
~ An elegant lot of
FANCY SILK cRAYATs and CENTS FURNISHING GOODS;
uNDERsHIRTS;
DRAWERS
GLOVES;
SuSPEEDERS
LINEN HANDKERCTrEFs etc.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, from s1a TO $50 per Dozen.
kB Our Goods will bs ehtey shown closed ost m
mediateiy Call and examine,
SHERMAN PERSONS
JAMS 4Pl5teod 2tW ~ Magazine street Canal ". o,
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Shelby College, sheibyUtiic, Nv.

G EHtrer eoganiIed under tbs Supervision A. GUKNT2
ano experienced Edasasor and Colonel MORGAN Data
suishsd Graduate Ps assisted y soaple,s ard
monty efficient Faculty.
| &s- Tbs ntmber u Students il strictly Eraie4 tea
Ihi Institution empowered to 0ou Degree. Honu
I THE LOCATION j. most IalabriOas and delightful
ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT WATER from snrfBzs a,
| well ss Cslsssai Ciserns.
BUILDINGS vsy spnou commodoua free ssetc
APPARATUS Complete and Superior in ali Departments.
THE LIBRARIES nsmsor upwards thousand v,lumes
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION truly thorough sad ADMITTED IA
AL PsRroSEs OF PRACTICAL re, embracing all s4ld
EnesA sad C.mm,r.isl Braaehea together win II. tl,,,
Mathematics Modern Languages Philosophy, G.o
ogy Chemistry etc ''e fer successful pursuit afwAA
| studies extraordinary opportunities offered.
DISCIPLINE Parental bat Ie strict hsse
ia a'eordsnss with The MILITARY ORGANIZATION Of thu
ln'Itution.
GYMNASTICS aad MODERATE MILITARY DRILL ooa,.,g,,
CREST, the promotion Health inpqH gsn..pIv p,
stsr hs other hssd ths MILITARY DISCIPLINE
sos'nd ha's Of fane'aal Regularity oler, Nsnnef. Of
| Person,
EE- un'sa WITH shin coll.Sesn -
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ANDA
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
both OF WATCH receive particular th PresAt.ry sel
BoyI roa Twelve s.st, upwards admitted
tn Th sp,aps Tom the LIST " Ftbtaar7 1,s4
DR. suENrz, ere.id.ut
COL. e. W. MORGAN, Y. ofsheby College
~ The President Of THU College will b at the ST CHARLES
towards tso clos' Of s present. aol prepared to take
charge sfsldsRta from iha City
~ CATALOGUES, exhibiting etc. may he obtained at III.
Office 81 this paper.
~ APPLICATIONS and DIRECTIONS Of parents Vim
personal inser,ier may attas ST. Charlie. Hp.l
The P'sis are rsf'rd the ''nv Of Now Orleans
and Vicinity
/. D. ADDISON, San, Euq. b., JAMES TIoPKfNs w.
/, D. ADDISON JsA., Esq. Jed WILL JOfiNsTgrE' Eco
TtlOS. ANsLY, Esq., TE1ioI - H. S -,
DIR. BDDEGaAAfER IREy IN corr 1tsasth'I
GLEEDY BURKE, EGs. lhLPfiOgsR Iii 1rt%prycr,
A. 7. BURNLEY. E.q, Ft1 ''-ts heh'E''i
COL C. J D0BYSS, II o. a. SOBTos-
HON GARNETT DUNCAN, ftfa,',' -
CORNELIUS fELLOWES, HON JTT6CE s9sp4
WILLIAM FELL0wEs, Ess, 81 q F,.H.i.. 81 5NltlN"
JLLsoN HARRISON Ead igFV 1AsEpt W. -
,.. lPagHs b Enriies,) IRAI. WFIITEHEAD r. NO.
WILLIAM g. REEVES, Fac, - fWbtsb..df 4 - -
janlH 2"fdp&4rsdp - ~ y SH1Hle'FAl
1He Ssss'pl.iee,
CORNER Of GRAYIER and GARoNpELET sTRFrrs
ENocH EvERITT
t29.i imp Wan. F. REDDtNG
perGsacg09t Hotel,
NEW ORLEANS
80 ins vel known establishment having coap.tsr
pairs etc. during the summer open to III. public and
same. 'h+
- me accommodations for Families unsurpassed by any Hs
1 sns soah lo9s 2pAWHl ]. W. YOUNG, Proprietor
,SPsgptf ~ ,gtossBn..
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YYse .TetU Orleans PRINTING Mouse,
A NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. % CAMP STREET,

| &He "HeeS aSfFedSsaS E@ralassFag House,
NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 90 CAMP STREET,
I Between Poydras and Na.cher3
Proprieior', E Y; se2IT s. sH WH1sSay
~ At this Establishment cHEAPLY NEATLY and
1 EXPEDlTIoUsLY all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
| IN ENGLISH FRENCH IND SPANISH
| ....svcH As...
BOOKS, IDAy, CASH and ORDER BOOKS
| PAMPHLETS, BILL RECORD AND tyvorcp
LAWYERS BRIEFS, BOOKS, etc. WE
! BLANKS FOR PUBLIC OFFICES DIARIES,
NoTASlAL BLANKS, SALES RECEIPTS,
cusfolhHousE BLANKS, COTTON PRESS RECEIPTS,
INSURE .NCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS
COUNT lNGHDusE do. SHOP BILLS,
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
FoREH GIN IMPORTERS do. POSTERS
CHECi IS, STEAMBOAT CARDS
CATALOGUES, BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE BILLS OF FARE,
DRAF rs, WINE LISTS
NOTES, DRUGGISTS LABELS,
BILLS OF LADING, HAND BILLS,
MAN !FFsT HEADS, FiREAEN'S CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS, BALL AND SOlREE INVITA-
JOURNALS and LEDeERs, TIoNs, ste., etc.
g~ PRINTING IN COLORs. "a@
BALL AND soREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE etpr
..,.rRtNTKD
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere
- We peculiar facilities for RULING and BINDING.
~ We have just choice stock FANCY EMBOSSED
and oLoRED CARDS PAPER, Of Sizes selected with
sad which will print dispose otherwise
ratss-
Ey We are prepared to prn.
POSTERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
IN PLAIN OR FANCY CoLoRs.
ED- We use HOES POWER and ROTARY PRESSES and RUG.
Giles PRINTING ENGlSE-ths bsst now in use
s Call and examine specimens prices for NIL kinds Of tho
york sove enumerated. janl7 90
p'e3'y Fine Gums,
- slightly damaged the voyage Importation sold
at GREAT BARGAINS at
GUIoN'S,
itnae 9p9w Corner of 81. Charlie, Canal streets,
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SfSces'eUNa'e .W0sstEfaCfOs.y.
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
The subscribers have hand and are receiving
rom thst factory in the city,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF sIIvERwARE,
OF she richest and newest patterns, such as:
pLA tN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS;
COFFEE CUPS AND sAuCERs;
CAKE BASKETS;
Wm PITCHERS; &c.
WATERS;
CASToRs
CARD RECEIVERS: AIN . Ds'
POWDER BOXES;
PUNCH BOWLS;
VEGETABLE DISHES;
w. BUTTER COOLERS
TUMBLERs;
1otr. sy1.r r povrs TEA BELLS;
cANDLEsTICKs;
NAPKIN RINGS:
GoBLETs;
,,u.,-- CUPS.
FORKS; SPOONS
CsumB sCRAPERsi FISH CARVERs;
SUGAR sIfTERs SOUP LADfEa,
PIE AXE, FISH, DESSERT and PICKLE KNIVES;
JELLY, PRESERVE and GRAVY SPOONS sts
All Of which warranted OF
RE SILVER.
tS For sale by HYDE & GOODRICH,
st their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
T.n.r M
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Z oST CERTIFICATES OF sTnCK

I 0ST CERTIFICATES OF STOCK
a The following Certificates of having been lost or
notice hereby given that application the New
Gas Light Company of this city duplicate the same
the expiration Of sixty davs sf ~
No 81 favor JOEL SMALL dated 1885, hundred and ay
aate $50 ea issued by the New Orleans eas Light Banking
No So favor JOEL SMALL August lss for nine .b,,.,
New Orleans, December Is, 1888. iIp I.,ss,z
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TIE saxs.o,.ise,
CORNER of GRAYIER and GARoNnEGEr srprrrs
jaoll mgp WIN = pTnpala
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TT Just received at
j. O. MoRGAN's,
Exchange Place,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
Paper Making.

Rags, which at one time proved seri-
Gus incumbrance to house keepers, and
were thrown out with the daily ofAl, arc
now becoming not only sought after, but
an article esteemed almost precious.
The proprictors OF the London Times,
knowing the effect an advance IN the price
of paper, growing out of a scarcity of rags,
would have in diminishing their profits,
offered a reward of S25, 900 for the discov-
cry Of cheap and perfect substitute for
rags as material for the manufacture OF
paper Many experiments have already
been tried, and though, as yet, without
entire success, we may still reasonably
hope, in view Of what has already been
accomplished, that ultimately the desired
result will be attained.
We have at present in the United Sta
ties, $50 paper mills, which, it has been
estimated, manufacture 210,0O0,000 lbs.
of paper year, valued at S27 100000.
Allowing that one and half pounds of
rags, are required to make one pound OF
paper, we have 405, 10000 pounds 'of
rags consumed in one year, which, at the
rate of four cents a pound, are worth Si6,-
300, 600; and if we add to this the cost of
manufacturing, which, with interest and
fixed capital, insurance, expenses, &c., has
been found to be Sl,O50,OOO, and the cost
of labor, making an aggregate OF ga, ,63o,-
600, as the actual expenditure, in manu-
featuring paper worth s27,OOO,OOO, we
find 'the measure Of profit by no means
unreasonable; and which might even be
considered small, were not the manufac.
turer comparatively free from those sud
den changes that affect the manufacture OF
cloth and metals" If substitute fol
rags be discovered, which will keep the
supply of paper fully up to the demand
we can readily perceive that tremendous
impetus will be give to the manufacture
l-Batimors Americas. '.' 9'-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
Re10rt0I Tor The I0NlsNHrG 0!lrtLl
German Reformed Synod.


THTRSDAI.-MoRNING SESSION.
Opened with prayer, by Rev. Mr. Cans.
Reports from the delegates to the varl-
Gus ecclesiastical bodies with which Synod
is in correspondence, were received and
adopted The committee to whom WAS
referred the request similar committee
from the Synod of Ohio in reference to a
closer connection with the Reformed
Church of Europe, &c, reported. Moth
ing definitely done in the matter.
The committee On the Minutes Of Synod
and various other committees reported.
We merely notice some Of the most prom
inent points: The committee on the North
Carolina Chassis (B. 5. Schneck, chairman)
reported a minute, expressing regret at the
course IF the Southern Chassis, and in a
mild, conservative and Christian spirit,
recommending them to reflect and delihc
rate on the matter. The report closes
with a accommodation that no further
action be taken in the premises, at least
for the present. The report was unani-
mously adopted.
Several irregularities in the Minutes Of
Glasses were reported 10y the committee on
that subject, and adopted.
The amen'lment to the Constitution in
reference to the ordination Of elder, and
deacoDs, which was sent down TO Classes
during the past year, it was found, had
been adopted by Il majority of twothirds
OF the different Glasses
A good deal of financial business was
transacted, but not Of sufficient interest to
the general reader to be specified.
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION.
Opened with singing, aud a prayer by
Rev, l. Heller, Of Bedford county
Aresolution Was adopted recommending
to the different Classes, to report the mum
Der Of candidates for the ministry undel
their care.
The committee on Orertures reported