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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-08-08

wooDsrlzID. Jan. 10, So. Clerk Of Board
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-08-08

largest pumpkin Diploma
Awarding committee on Dairv p,,,,,,... 8
VIM. Okey Mrs. Vanhorn, Miss Hsliss. Dillon
Awarding committee on Fruits- a R-;..-
Mrs N. Hollister, Miss Catharine D.vanrort
awarding committee on Preserves, yeliies. &c. !.
-Dr: Covert, Mrs. Jane Bottenfield. Miss Kli.s-
beth Kerr. - A..ss ala.-s AAaisa-
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70 THE suaAR PLANrERs oE IanI

l.
Il sfA MA Of the important points a, present il H.
o. Sugar. econony fuel
planter that the theory large crops psty II Paa
me aantagea OF boiling Jteen cane sTe
tf WIN Inc usa 81 the ordinary
asaui Tfair into " ffa'' D4lls sns
Cheap
aow % enpysteiy STAINED
upon the principle Of the celebrated Cincinnati Frs
Enslness nov tso Year, IN operation.
steam ~
faee and aoeorba of the ire and Win
required to take of the CROP = A' s's' i1''i
kspdisy in the Of steam Ia rsed to
the6rs. " 9s Ais0i isAAt8s
The advantage Of the srsrged steam the
NOD well knons and opeTaticn l.
- f'"e-
Perfect safety from explosion there nc: being .nv ,.ss av
winter sud not being substituted fg pressure
6 6eono1,g N i g water and price OF eoet.
Season tht plantation Col X.
merits iny tested ~ worked neroe nud tbs
SAYING u ue vas one-hE of ths required boilers
6Ieenwo In ClneiunHt The
erA Agent for Loalsans having ad
tong
villa esaF 'rat2s upon pup
and hrst craftsmanship, at prices T
Louisiana Also Vacuum PanH Centrifugal MschInas md Boe
Black Aparautes, from the 6obs nYtson il ca NJ
YORK. % S0's +AsN
Ihe undersigned will also put stea Trains in operation furnish
Taos parties who the suphae lime CA te furnisd with
as apparatus to manufacture
aged the and eoss Tha al erias
s Dc nd Instructions given personally aaaaton
~ agents u New Orleans Aesssa. VOORHEES, ssfGGs Co
Is 1eheuptonlas feIT SSd SxStS'
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THE BOSTON POST.
THEtpREss 4ND.F osT,
BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST
FOR ls55


Tts Ts.ns Of Journals r the year For
DAILY POST e ior the PRESS AND POST, aen-weekly
{Nssdsy1 and Ps Ta1FEsdsys and for the STATESMAN
These have been published during the INIT
and have STEADILY Increased popular range q
subscription exceeded extent and aggregate paper lbs
They edited BY cHAs G. GREENE and RICHARD Fsora
editors reporters Neither labor Or
spared 10 make their columns valuable and interesting.
systemic s VARIETY may be found the source d ~
which the POST has enjoyed ana We a.ter ourselya
eed In the the
foreign and rom different of The Unon condeassa
paragraphs the repor Of home mser
the thorough a5d iuornston tLs daily
financial and remarks weekly The
from Lcndcn pictoras European pnbaons the political
poes contbuou which up Daily issue Of the Post
the reader may Crafty desire, whether for
Spicy ey selee ed original 10 NEE Ever Tsts
Their Adyt Columns embrace synopsis Of The
business Of New England and from that Of he paper
alone be obtained tnde
It's facilities and m operations while the financial give Al
TkePRESS AND POST is Dali ya contents. and
published Mnda1 Ihursdsy morning.
handom ely printed on hne aFet elear the Subscription
Tho BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST already en-
very large circulation and its rapidly increasing
hi7tory OF sysry week foreign detail domestic
ton, agricultural Items, eommercai and monstary aoles
nents trade of the
political records Of poetry
matter humorous TENS epsrAms iae thoroughly fnhed
every species of useul entertaining
MAN published the Of
liberal discount.
These journals carefully proves
democratic principles but in spirit
wards all parties. As advertising mediums they
whole Union they
mnny they furnish Opportunity the diffusion information
REALs, GREENE i CO.,
all 10 and 81 Water street, Boston.
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was doing in Sugar OF Mossses 800 bbs Fermsnting
were disposed of at 53Sa "a gallon.


was doing in Sugar of Moasses 300 bbs Fermenting
were disposed of at 255at v gallon.
FhoUR The demand was good and we noticed sales
Of 200 bbs including 500 supeIfne Indiana from store
at 81 Sh and 81 60 $50 at 81 $50 fresh superne at
81 COAST ~ 400 superne and Fancy In lots at $sDss
So l6s Extra at 50 h0S9 u.s. $50 Unbranded at &c. 900
at 50 3d. lib surperhne part sou at ST. and 100 Sour
Fine at So so D Dbl.
GRAIN. The supply OF Corn was light and the saies
were limited to $500 sacks which 1850 Poor Mixed
at 75 300 White Mixed H. and 800 White and Yellow
from store at 500 y busbel Oats rs sacks 81 Louis
Were taken In four lots at SIT. and 450 at 5295st
Of Wheat lot of leo bushels in sacks sold
at 81 30 v bushe.. Sales of $40 sacks at SKA
S3e y 100 fb.
PROVISIONS. The principal sale Of Pork was e2
bbls Prime private terms Mess was retailing at
Sl7 lzH1SlS 70 . bbl... Bacon was firm with some
small sales OF Prime at 1Oa for Ribbed sdes and se for
shoulders and 20 casks Ordinary sides brought exc
b. VI Lard 70 tierces No. wen taken at G<e u H.
sALf...A cargo of $500 bushels Turks Island was
SOLD at 497af cash, and II COO bushels Mediterranean
from store, at 2st y bushei also cash
RoPE...17o half coils were disposed Of at 7ks, and
100 coils Fancy (Loussns Manufacturing Company at
814& equal to cash. 49,
GoffEE.. Quiet but firm, and Prime Rio held at 1Is
y ID Sales lao bags at lo1z and Pat 1oxt p fb.
CANDLES. 100 boxes Star (Prctor Gsmble's) were
sold, in single lot at 24s Rb.
WHIsKY.... noticed rales of4Oo bbla Recti6sd in
several lots, at so03le . gallon.
FkEldhTs. Improved A ship was taken to load
az Mobile for Liverpool at 1532d md ia Cot
ton and 1900 bales shipped here fortbat port 7Ied
EXCHANGES. Demand Limited at our quotations.
Sterling .............. 49,. 1Jo1aI1oH
Francs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sffi<Eahf 12IZ "a doitsr
New York sixty-day Bills sSnlx y al dis
Sight chscks on New York. 49,. k6% "a Or CT
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REcEIpTs oF pRopunE

ouACHITA RIVERsesmer Res5 bsss cotton Manasyilla
Mchenhy26 do do John Watt eol2 dSEox Cili Bnvd
~ do do Rawn Dancan &coT do ko do
DO Gampte Stopgs do do Buchnnnnp Cgrr 6us
Pritchard &eei do sierau-2 bses haea sEaS
kinl b5 mde sack hams Andrew Sreal bale mde Law
enAr Packor-lsl bales cotton. NJ. ~ ~
MoBtLE-Stsamer Cubal6 bales cotton RugsiI Blair &co
Mary Be.s-49 hhds su Darby a. rspou-
lei4b do do Jsannet do eocq &i2 bbis molasses
Q MITCHELL sundties 10 ORDER
Consgnses Of the .he Magnolia bsies cotton
hendson, Terry &eos5 iii Pomroy Eauder Mex enna
Payne Rsrfisonss MeMahonlg9 Rusey Bar scess ID
Cleveland Brothers &eo55 Carter &coS4 III Wychee do do
Cuddy brown Aeo2a Farley Juicy aco4 Powsg Hopkins do
Soug2 eanol Prehard ro Tia cotton was
Ieshppsd the Magnolia Banne by He and received at
Alexandria 10 bales Kelly uehs Car
roll acos6 do do Cleveland Bros Co by steamer
Jones2do do Esin &eol0 do do ods-6O hides syv
30 do Anderson d. Metcsfls do bales peite, order b.
North &eo-Total 1915 Ia es cotton.
LockPoRi.Seaner Anuae hhds bpa molssses Cam
Mestlo do do Edward Shit &co hbls
eyereh aeo2a do do jackson dstD do Roman q
Y do do Lobit Chapsne-sO Va do do w
wesa bbs ern sugar Bcg Foley Ayery- bales moss syst
Bro-s do do Heath his3 do do Trosclar H4vdeI-0l
SKIS potatoes ordss do do Costa owner on bod
ri do do 1871 do onions
bts eiAtern do slo bbls nolaasss '41 sugar
Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad
81 baas cotton Payne Laandei Milan = A5sms
Meal-s Wright Davenport &eo-gyms Vsnce Aco
Iona wall 6oo3 mdse Iohnon5 ickens Baker
2sss feet lumber SRndodl Dbl mt bottles POL don
chickens bx sggs Duval. 4
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LAHCENIES. --Henr1etta Bouetlllos, f. ". o.,
yesterday won't before Recorder Ramos and complained
thst Saturday Iidoro Richsuse stole two keys from
her house, on Dumaine street. between Bourbon and
Dauphine.
Emilia Bogland complained that on several OCCASIONS
boy named William scaled the fence of her garden
Orleans street, between Dorgenoa and Tont and stole
musk therefron and that she complained of it
his guardians without getting any satisfaction Wal
rants were issued. g5.sS
Pardo and de Ia Varrera In which he ayers that at half
past ten O'clock on Sunday night while be in the
vegetable Market he heard the report Of pistol and
saw Pardo running toward the evee that he pursued
and arrested him, and found that he had in hand
loaded and cooked pistol and in the other bsg contain
ing S29 40 In money; that he had doubt the money
was stolen that afterwards from information received
he arrested Varrera es aceompics In the larceny
locked up on another charge made by officer Boul-
losa. 1t does not appear from whom the money was
stolen.
TAKEN In AND DONE FoR.-Narcisso Lluvet
yesterday made affidavit before Recorder Ramos that
one day last week being about to embark for Spain he
entrusted $3.50 in bank notes and American gold to- one
Ambroso Mestre, to get them changed into Spanish
douboons for him and that since then he has been
able to hear anything Of the said Ambrose By
Of this scurvy transaction Luyet is member OF
the away Club for the nonce was
issued and officer called out with hopeless look
CLOSED. The First District lock up was her
medically sealed yesterday In obedience to the order Of
Judge Robertson The Work-house selected by the
Chief of Police as the substitute. This will the
police extra trouble but the Recorder II he
may trouble by it. 1t would easy look
over his morning is select the old familiar Names and
send word to Capt Jaquess just keep ,em there We
think 1t would work well
KrDNAPPER ACCUSED Lucas Sherourtch was
yesterday accused by Capt Woiyoditch the
who stole his cousin Theodore Woivoditch the brig
Viesnthe one night last week. He will be hauled up
coon,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The Second District au
thorites have under consideration Christophe Artgas
charged with retailing liquor without license the
ner OF IRENE and st. Louis Streets Seraphuo charged
IpV Hmm frEl tI.nr De-, ID
and St Claude street, and other cabaret keepers
a similar offence
PETTY LARcENIEs. - The following were the
small charges made before Recorder Bright Saturday
Peter Brady stealing clothes from Frank FIT Front
Levee street James Wilson, stealing loaf Of bread
the ieyee Michael WEIGH and Thomas Whalsn stealing
weights from scale on the levee B. Phillips attempt
drunk on st. Francis street; and R. A. Henry having
some chickens In his possession the levee supposed
be stolen Some sent to the Workhouse the Others
4 await hearing.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Nsp Orleans saonsp saarket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street |
Monday Evening, July 9, 1855.

The weekly bank statement Of last Saturday shows
decrease In all items excepting distant balances or rather
collection account, in which there Is an increase Of
plob55o The other items exhibit decrease follows
in specie of Sl7555S in circulation of S42927 in de-
posits OF $4Sl in short loans OF S270s06 In Ex
change Of l95 The decrease in long short loans
for the week is Slo323, The line Of deposits is now
lower than at any time since last September Business
that is business in all its various details and brancese
mas reached Its minimum point unless there
should be another proraoted drouh which might dry ND
several streams and place intedct the Mississippi
river above Vcksburg We contnue TO receive favorable
advces Of the growing crops cotton sugar and
We now consider this latter article of sufficient import
ance to eDumerate among the great staples neglect
Oh s culture heretofore by the planters of the cotton
growing region has been the from time to time of
great deal Of paper being placed on the market which
due attention had been given to the cultivation of corr
would never have been made
Although there is but little money required to carry on
business from day to day nevertheless the retention of
produce advanced to keep up the offerings in
bank beyond ther daily receipts more paper is forced
on the market than there otherwise would be In fact
II all the cotton in the country had reached market
our community would and all have had glorious
time OF it. Though calls the banks continue large for
the season. there but very moderate amounts of
In the hands of brokers' Lenders however are firm In
their rates Of to 10 for good long and Ia
10 for other grades.
Exchange, usual on commencement OF the week was
quiet to-day The banks in aggregate show decrease
from last week Of SIT 595 with increase in collection &C.
counts which shows actual of S2sOo0
is but little produce at this time which exchange can
be made We have today the destruction of
1886 bales OF cotton by fire. which equivalent to $4,000
though tre at more busy epoch but of some copsid
cradle Importance at this time. We place our quota
tions this evening" @
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IMpORTs

IdEEkPooL-ship Ella Carks4 estesnd earihsp-
ware Mierls do do do a A-75 6Co eaes n
DaydsoIs6 pkga & GasHsi eaSs beer sme,
Harrison dcoSs bba do dc bdAton cgor al
bds wheels 81 caks hardware Sizer-Ib DO ArnsponI
g. mise Bailey sSy g Do do Hoaodlo &eo5
Do squl6 hast Camer &cOll do DO Graham sO0
46 8 SIX. sat order. " ~ '-"AA'
HAyANA-sp brig Lola-In ballast. Ma
ATTAKAPAs-Schr John Fardyls3 hhdanga. so bb moea
to order. - w D"H tA'A1's
MoBlLE-Schr Balesr-Naval stores to order
M0BILE-sehr Bounse-Nayal gorea to order
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D. FELT 8 sTETs0N,
s.ationer'a Hall. No. ~ Chsrtres sire,
HHIoRIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER

YARDS The undersigned have addition to hsir old and
veil known cstabihed lumBsr yards landing New
BAsin between ST. Paul. Cellar
yard AZ ihs Old Bean the Caoadst
WAX tetTeen Where and Robertson
~ Peer streets where they keep constantly hand
aoTtneut of baiding ras, as
wide, dresssd topeued and sroavs
yellow Pine Ceiling. = - - 49,
8arfowaud wide tSnsusd and yrorad
Yellow fi1e Flooring. e'o'eN
Pine FIo3rl = 49, ~
Dressed Shelving
Jois all heavy timber Decking Panks An
n inch Pine Boards and Rough .shs
ready made Doors and Sash, Blinds Moulding
hand and made - 49,
sss e fiada and eni g sSt the markets. of
Christi and other along Gulf r5g ~ u
ordered. Thy are also prepasd y eapay aar III
Their Dressed Lumber kept pd up d ahs I'D ron
all times, an article well
70 9IEF, NfGOL Il Coz,
Corner Cedar att Jtis aEasts, NssF Bstfna Hs
1y2 I'm Corner Roberon and Caondaat WAX, Old Basn.
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EXPORTS.

LAVACCAShy EEthsr bbIa a is do po,k 1so do
shist 80 bags coffee $50 hhds piows Is
20 DO ~ins bxs cider, hass kegs pieces
ninrr, 10 ties hams rs boIea cs1dles.
PENLACgLA-Schr Powhaa55O AXIS do oats i5O bhls
Hour ~ do whisky Is do pork IS ek baconB bb
sugar. tea hams no obs bread 20 bales hay 5ags coffee
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MEMORANDA.

Two OF the passsngsta from The Magnolia on the s
mat came down on hs Mary Be thee
sgh Hea were ot The books and paps the
and no doabt tho clerk viii be down in the of the with
particulars. | ''4'
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REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS,

TUESDAY MORNING, July 10, 1856.
corToN... The demand was active yesterday and re-
suited in sales of 1000 bales Prices were irregular but
without any quotable change.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. ......... .61af3s Middling Fair
Ordinary q, Fair. .:..............S-
aaiddiing ;;..,:9a9a Good Fair. ..........-S-
Good Middling .1oAt0- Good and Fine .,....--est-
q. TOBACCO. :. We heard of 800 hhds A A, r. soa =.
one party, but could ascertain no particulars
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Corros-baes. ToR1poo-bhI,
Received since ale iii oss 2s,71a
Sesseroay..... i049s.iZt7b66 000-.44 $50
IMPORTED to date :. .1,2oo,o4s 5000 oS''ss
ssstsra@ys....' ooo- l,2oo04s OoO-55o2s1
Stock on hand, not cleared 1880. IA 2o1 "a 5so
eS'A" AN" "ohAssSs',''N Nothing Of any moment
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N Relf, Jotftion, from ouaChta Risr
Cuba. HeirD, from Mobile. #S gsa a,% #@S@
Mary Bess, johnson, from Atakapa
Anns Etxnieo from Loekpott. r-
o"ooa ocean. from the Pasaeaed down and
III AhiP Afea and Lemuei plshdid
Tatnehropehf up ship Ella Clafg Lola sehr
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Gheap. VERY Chean..

tEo HOpSE-kEEPERS - ECONOMIST Ia.
n AND JACKSON RANGES, CRATES AND STOVES <ST
L9'EaS sotea q fnl fully warranted bake zs5@
Ssli known Eesnomtst Ra1gss. y
large hummer Of ihsss important
haa seSrsd TO me- the aHranage referring byss 10 st Of
o city
xs o. both oVsn the simple AIDE stsf
N nPa oP' wncn Aho da the eeapns Of prsysEt IL
re eohvsrienee q siaads Feet
ta odihay stcyss, sA this
ella. 'I -S' i@H''s' ia siahslhx ee0''-
Jpsnnsd and Tin Ware Br5Sn Tubs and psls Ki.ebsn r
lamp Oh and Alcohol, Gobs Chmneys AID Wek CsapS1e
M A a spr q Iors AID done a he HOUSE FURNISH
Il.
fsif III 'sthareh. WI, H0p6SoS,
tSuceef tabs asLar
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Camp AID Lafayette rnstituiln has San 49,
set 81 paased sslstuTs
DA Z, the Sd inatani. = 'e' w h'oeAs-
baas upon which simply that on
sor ths PURPOSE d sfordng all ii
Iluls .wiil be received on eEoait '''' n
FOR Money deposited Interest the ys.
tsb.shed "s~s nave pssh ss~
Of shFss cent. PR aAnuIa. S'''
0spals sss than
esfaL the rate Of four per annua 'A's'E
t-'' - hfe Pof Sht. pet
allowed,
op srdsysdspoas will be received only Yemasss
Wm. II. Garlsad, W. B. Bobbt lennis e,o..,
Pat. IEvn, J.ah Il ppno,s Sfohehs
p. l.. Ro IA u IsslI
NevorIssns. iusuaI1, 1855. NJ MAINLAND 'ffe.Ssal.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

a S many persons are still in doubt as to
CA the efficacy of MAGNETISM the tfeareot Of certain
Choae Diseases which have proved incarabs by the
meni which will clear this ali men of good
faith The fae which completely withia my know
ledge, as IL happenedin my family. FS - '
niece Of mne lady OF years age bad bee
ek for and half by having been frightened shs had
frequent fits OF character would
equilibrium rendered
She had headachs
AFFECTED to her whole body particularly
hs horrible ions All this recommended bv amo
constant in the stomach painful while at he aame
nne sight became gradually ieebe
sleep Increased these evils adyq
whole syelsm became ehebled and eouay phy
sill The cris became prevent
mother quitting her even for moment
In this state suffering, the ordnsr
or nsus Of medical without receiving any benefit
After entirely despsring Of the had Nagnem
the beginning Of s November consulted Madame
and Hospital streets, -
We followed strictly the nuncona lady, which ensistaa
principally Of dreo. appeaonso Magnetism Mr. uard aud
month"; Of this srheed patent
petely to health - -
Since the time cured ago. her health hss
mol atefed insaahr appetite, aoutnes and
gaiaty have all relurnsd il by enchsntaent
Such the the truth deemed
TO make known interested receive
relief from medicine. HAzEAR FRERE
p s. For fuller information, call at No. ri 81 Anthony
stree or on my plantation. on the Metairie Road.
NJ b. AT Madame Anardfs bs
tsresng Lady who will interpreter oF not
PeaAhs the ffeheh language. myS0
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e.4os.ss1 12,4o7,ssl e,715,4sl

decrease of Loans for the week........... sfo3i,a
Inc man to-day brings US dates from New York to the
Sd inst. Our advices say 80 :
me Meney market continues super -sbundantly sum-
pied with money, though the demand has slightly in
Little first class paper offered for discount and short
GATED paper s very scarce The quotations are y to
pu ssn LOT nrst class names and to for second class
Ine market for foreign exchange has declined Messrs
broWh brotheIs Co have put down their asking rates
70 IlO and good bankers bills can be bought
AZ ioS 70 ilo while bills with bills of adnr attached
can be bought at loe Francs steady at 49, to SIS
Ihe weekly bank statement of sOth June shows
Increase Leans :, -.
in Gireusion s34s6
Dannsits
2,T9l236
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CATTLE MARKET.

MoSpAr EyBsIne, July 8, 1866.
inc market showed some signs elimination to-day the
sales being principally confined tie better qualities of
Texas and Attakapas Cattle The rdces have not mate
rally changed.
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Goa. In ..ars.S,,e.

w The undsrsdd prepared for e delivery Of
PITTSBURGH COAL poston River tho City On tss
most favorable terms.
MORRISON, HecLosggY Il co,
iva 9est sp2t u. 10 I..s-.,-l1.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

- TUESDAY MoRNsc, July TO- 1866.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr Es.her BUR-, Ryan, for Layarca O Wiskb.m Geo
sehf Po~hstRD, Caro- for Pensacola, 6 Harley AGO
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers

FROM ATrAKAPAs-By the Mary Bess
Mis- Mays Miss Mays Otwny Mr. Reeds LADY child
sndservsni, n Wateroon, A Sale ' D''
FROM OuAoHITA RIyER-By The i NJ ReE n mw
Weeks SenkeT Bune Holmes Capt Leonani ana craw H.
Lewis, Mrs Bradberry. i ~ ' i
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business was very brisk on Wall street on Monday last
the payment of dividends brought many yisitnrs s'
oeYe their dues There was default the part of the
numerous railroads OF any pretension to credit on
ing their interest. ~ VA Niee'
The following is the comparative condition Of the
United States Treasury for the fiscal wears ending aoh
June, 1854 and 1856
UNITED STATES TREAsURY--ALL pRPosTrARIFs =~a
Balance IN Gold subject draft ess
~ - ''''e' ~ 'iA'' Gnu OF june isss... IS aSs,1l3
e0a III saeAi treasury juno, ss5.. sic4S0o
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VERDICT AGAINST CAPT. DOUGLASS 49, Coroner
Forshee yesterday finished the investigation Of the death
Patrick kellaher at No. 10 Enghien street. In the
result Of his examination OF the body that sunstroke was
the cause Of death and it appearing from the testimony
yesterday that Capt Douglass gave the deceased shove
with his foot and ordered him ashore when he took sick
the Jury gave verdict that he came to his death from
ELECTS OF sun and the cruel and nhuman treatment
OF Captain Douglass OF the ship CoIchisn There was
however, no positive testimony that the Captain either
dragged the deceased report previously had IT,
and the verdict of jury have been based pon
those previous reports, rather than upon the direct ey
dence before them a Nee' W.
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FESHE friends and customers of the late la.
m mented aira. BRYAN Canal street. ale respectfully in.
omed at her sister aud formerly principal
she bHhiness Of old. y - ~
Msa Downs IN her cordial thanks
gfang support abe haR received
would hopefully solicit he pahc fyo which,
der herself deserving. Y - ' ~ = "
Persons having ciams upon Bryan will please pre-
sent the for
WIN the least pospibia delay. my2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-10

GPRATT'S HERMETICAL SELF. SEALING
NJ GAS.zThis s article for PRESERVING FRUITS
VEGETABLES, etc. easily aOIdrnq
They san DO injury Every planter st
and houakeeper should supply tu
their taht always b furnished fresh
by EPSON HART 4 iysn, - ss,5t
public requested to call AID examine for
- fLee, " 70 10 ~ 80 per dozsn jess spsnkW
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FEsWIBILL & AITKIN, GAS FILTERS, No. 100
II Common street, uader ihs las cHco. New Orleans
E AlfklN has bsen The city, fr HE
thorough Of IL
ct All work dine by will be guaranteed.
vi Merchants, Hoe froprsofs
tsge calling tha above oes EXECUTED