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DECIDEDLY CooL.-A late Boston paper tells the
following story:
mercantile firm of this city received last week
letter from the captain Of Que of the brgs they char
tered dated Barbadoes in which he informs them that
as he believes the United States about going to
eternal smash, he has sold ship and cargo and peck
eted the money, which he don't think they will ever
see again. He concludes with some complimentary
illusions to our Countrymen, and wishes he had never
seen any Of them. The vessel is the brig Boston.
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Gen. HARSEY AT KEY WEsr-Tbe Key of the

CES. HARSEY AT KEY WEsr.-The Key of the
Gulf, of the 9Th inst, says:
The steamer Jasper Capt. Smith, arrived here on
last Sunday morning, with Gen. Harvey and suite.
The General is on tour of inspection to the different
Indians. He visited the posts at the Miami the first
part OF the week. and returned here again yesterday
morning. We understand that flags of truce have been
hosted at the different posts and through the coun-
try for the purpose of calling in the Indians as it is
desired to have a talk with them and if possible
bring them to terms peaceably. The General left
this morning in the Jasper for PInta Rassa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

PUNISHMENT OF A " SLIGHT lMDISCRET10S.--The
Boston School Board decreel the 9th, that four Of
heschoo girls detected in carna improrretics be
PEELED from the school. No punishment was found in
the law for the rascals who led them asray.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

L1BELLous.-A new kind Of telegraph is suggested
by recent writer, namely, to place line of women
at the distance of fifty PAGES from each other, and
then commit to the first the to be transmitted as
pyofou'ld secret. 1t is confidently thought that
there would be greater despatch secured by such q
plan than by any telegraph now. in operation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

ACQUITTED.--The trial of the parties charged with
having fitted out the brig Panchita, in the port of
New York. for SLAYER has resulted in a verdict Of
orpuitta1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

IMMENSE PROGRESS OF SoiENGE AND STuPESDors
RESULT IN PRoSPECT.-Col. Greene, of the Boston
Post got of the following in recent public speech
of some kind '-~"
The talking wires are long enough to circle the
globe four times more ; and when the magnetic
hand Of Newfoundland shakes the iron fingers of the
Irish coast, shall know the gender of Vietorias
next heir to the throne before onehalf of the citizens
of London have heard of the birth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

STEVENS STEAM BATTERY.-From 4 recent New
York letter, we extract the following paragraph:
Stevens steam battery for the defense of this ha1-
Dor, for which Congress made an extra appropriation
last summer of $4,000, does not progress very fast
Indeed the work upon it is suspended except on the
engines. Workmen are throwing a root over the i'll
ernal machine, in order to preserve it from winter
thpr
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THE REvER-The st. Louis ntclligencer, Of the

THE REvER-The st. Louis nteligencer, Of the
10th, says:
The river at this point continues to fall rapidly.
Since Sunday morning, up to o'clock last evening,
it has fallen, III all. full four feet The Nm Campbell
that arrived from the Missouri river yesterday left
that stream falling fast, and filled with floating ice all
the way down.
The Memphis Appeal, of the 18th, says:
The river is rising slowly, and 4 large amount of
drittwood is floating down the Mississippi. Business
is brisk, and there are now q large number Of boats
at Our landing. We learn from passengers on board
the steamer Nashville. which boat arrived at 4 late
hour last evening from Clarksvlle, that the excite
Ment in relation to the negro iDsurrectiou at that
place had in q great measure subsidized.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

CoTToS.-The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at O'Clock last evening were, by the David
Gibson 399 bales: Bella. Dona, from Coast 957 &C.
p. Jr., from Bayou Sara, 23o Lotus from Jeersnn
Texas, LOLA Effort, from Old River, IA steamship
Louisiana from Texas, lG9; New Orleans and jack
son Railroad, $50 Total, Bill bales.
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OU A C HITA RIV f r.
I 4 ZOO RIN Z z.

Leaves n, SATU RDAY, 2lth inst, a O'Clock p NJ
Il. rTEg-s s. :. FOR GREENWOOD. and LE-
EhtrSa l0rr.lhe fine fast running
$780, Music, W Gwarney master will leave
HhUvr. eosr iilr.lwo0d Sion Head of Honey Island
lano City ami all intermediate landings Yazoo river. For
freight or passage apply on hoard,
LEWIS SN-iPP Il CO.. Front street.
E- The Music is just dock ha vnt, thoroughly
ov,fHulri repaired and rttei for the above trade The " is
receiving freight tlc u Common
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS Cons DEBT
OF NEW ORLEANS,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE GTVEN, NJ TAT III IT, A9
d the s?IsT sae r s h ssS9n sGs Of M S Act of M m
ry Of My Orleans and to provide for the and ID
"d 3 sct"n e Of the hc1vS cf s a sn n"co sa
f Ms 9t ams 's OF OF me the city Of 1 With m hS
Section Tt an Act entitled An Act supplementary Act
S2ve1nmsn % and management Of its affairs approved the llt
Sealed proposals received the sale to the city Of
@ h"s OF s%o e H. Of the Bonds ssuea according to the
Proposals addressed to O. DE BUYS Secretary and
marked proposals for the sale of Bonds"
f5HS* G!5H1S ?HEYh5, # EVYhA5PEsM4S; JsmS;Ssiyp, Ms,o'
Finance Committee, Board Of Aldermen
. N. +. BAL LEY, Chairman
0. DE BUYS. Secretary. '',' V ,'.''' n2S Il;
EN-l ppe Douhc Swan Niin pipe Dncnl Grape Gin to
dls s' III OOi eco j. " vi fHSNseN CO., So Camp street.
NAILS775O kegs Nails Spikes al sizes also, Finish.
n,o '''' ''' '"'' 10. AIFR&D KEAnxx; Il y~':, .,....
5s tons " '''s; EsS5 % i*i E:5 ,,,
PANT n1hLs-Tws"y,fGpE r. 1sE F6 ss!f Il s 'y y NY
MO - Magaxine street
MARsOLA sALT-ll,0OO OnshrS cargo Of snip sCha.,
d. '' ~ ~ ZONES, NAcK5NpER s CO.
| &}GsEOUD-4U bbls Ground for s.le by
IL ALFRED kEARNY,
Mo II Magazine street.
t i; ss % '"'o ArREb nHf KHzHs4 E 4sh etc.
LNIsfINCH WINDOW GiLA SS-l5Ht hoxcs French
Slle by SLARk, STAuFFER Il CO.
n26 O. Canal street.
7 INlLI-Thonl,slo, and Western, for sale by
IL ALFRED kEARNY,
MO - Magazine street.
T ANIPIsLAClN-l21 DDs for sale by
Il ALFRED KEARNY,
nl0 - = SlaEazine street.
AAKSU1I-l2UU bales four qualities for sale by
" ALFRED kEARNY,
- Magazine street.
GUGAR CANIG-3t.W RED RIBBON CANE EXTRA
- size and i'll fine condition for planting, for sale by
NO BARElhI CO.. 81 Common street.
(7ODFISf3-ln : drums boxes, 'jhnrchill's packing
~ sale by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS 4 Co,
Is Tchonnonas street
ALFRED KEARSy,
iel9 - Magazine street.
L 1A-'11o Alfred KEARSY,
Mo - Magazine street.
T ARAG-50u barrels and kegs for sale by
IL VOORHEES,, GR1fGS & CO..
h3 10 5Tchoupitoulas street.
y ''''' ALFRED kEARNY,
MO u Magazine street.
MALL PAPER: WALL PAPER :!-3tOOO
w rolls French and American Wall Paper the latest
'''>'''' III ''''' NEWHA1I. / lIUYE,
el 3m 60 CRnnl street, pstairs.
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ARKANSAS RIyEE.-The Fort Smith Herald, of the
9th, says:
The river, being seriously impressed with the wants
OF our citizens to get up their winter goods, which
are now on the way, took notion to rise. 1t com
menced rising on Tuesday last, and continued in we'll
doing ever since. 1t is in fine boating order, and
there is water enough forboats ofthe largest tonnage,
but falling.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

BlESvILLE P.>ElsH.-We clip the following para
graphs from the Mount Lebanon Baptist. of the llth
instant:
someIy most of the day, but did not Te Tie n1er
curry marked steady temperature of "a deg. all day.
Snow enough fell, We suppose, to cover the ground
an inch, had it remained. Since Friday we have had
some cold days, the mercury as low rs 20 deg. at
sunrise, and very heavy frosts. Tuesday rainy
day-cold and drizzly.
Ndrigntion.-Eed River and the OUachta are now
in fine boating order. aud rising at last accounts.
Lake Bsteneau, too, understand, is now naygable.
4 holt is nrnNahlV NOW in the Lake.
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1886.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o Fl ] o RI V T R /.

Leaves on FRIDAY, l9lh Dec. At ) O'Clock p. ".
fFu@e a. FOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE,
EMflEa e Falucah, Cairo Hickman, New Malrid Mem
isEr@TRss ps Helena, Napoleon, and all intermcdu1e
Ianhings-carry the United States Cairo MaIhe splendid
master, will leave above For freight passage, apply on
hoarh TO
decl9 LEWIS SNAPP X CO., 4 Front street.
Will lea WEDNESDAY, 9th inst. at o'clock r N.
HaEe r. FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS-
fSsshsss Vile E'c.-I The entire new packet steamer
Carksvle md all intermediate landings For freight or pas
sage, apply on board, or to
Il. DUFIEID, -
dcc9 PERKINS " CO.. st. Charles cor Perdin
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RE- b. UNITED STATES TkI- yp-
.{slieasl Esssis " EkMH MAIL LINE aa1gh 3

$50: $50 wEEISHx Il *, u At LINE sEs E
ON TyEsRAS Y a on a; TsTFkS61T = # on T5EPzza
ses s e. w \ s5S
for Dondsonve viii leave for Doneare for Donado %,
aGmsmins n, Bsom aasonys Plaque l piaansins M
Ronse rort Baton Rouge ton Rouge, Port liui
@ @"RRo sE9@ Rvs eR 1er E1ye "dny Sa Fri Es4
st. I2,epn, Grand Rodney joseph Grand Guf
!n MaFrcnonm Joseph, Grand Warrenton andVicks-
@ N'''SS'fR f's5 sss; sTvE
Providence, St k
r. lSlHnd md; ReaGh and
sy:ES :; THHoksDX7,
@ te or p"sh w eys
SAW IL, M a.sn Of the boats at vcksburs, Who viii
he,s boats viii not be responsible any letter Or package
bl ag ske ;pecs the Contents a'Ss anG ye and and
h The f., rsiSn' pa no5 s deposited with tie sleTs
For freight or passage epPIy}, B on on 4oatd
~ Union Row, SO Carondelet st.
se3g II T. B. SMITH, No. , Tctourtonlas st.
dkslNs 21GF Fl nyEa ASn Sl3.2
comoaie the pnolie the owners o1"f1 and n!assFs % s
Of the packets heretofore in the trade between cities
ESSSP nj HE SE% ;n 6FEHN "n1sr M
he Boats comprising the Line all of the FIRST GLASS
inferior 10 none in the West South speed comfort and
SAFETY f ~ ~
WI leave each place every MONDAY, wEDSEsD sY and
Rs-Particuar attention viii be pail to way business
-MoHDAY PACKETs-
NcDraS&ns G. 3. Church. 1uhster
lngpmnr, Il, Mcnonough master
-wEDNEsDAY PACKETs-
Jonn sirllCnGs. J. W. Goslee, master.
ii. II. w. HIN ThOs H. Newell master
- FRIDAY. PACKETS-
Ben Fran kiln, NJ. G. .antcrs, MASTER
a Belfast, H. l.. Church, master.
Shippers AND Passengers may rely the punctnnliy Of the
boats Of this Line " ~
Tie Line connects Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
3ai Line, and with all the railroads boats for Nashville ST.
Louis, Louisville, pc. -' ~
E continuance of the patronage hitherto extended to the
owners OF this Line respectfully solicited For freight or pas
sHgr apply on board. or to - f
srl9 # = JOHN +. HYDE K co e. Pov.1rss strra.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GIRO
! GERT STORE, No, q Baroune street; Z. L. BERGIER
Agent. -
Rf- large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
anG LIQUORS.
M lI AMP A1N of the best brands in qnarts and pints
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors Superfne GORDlAIS and variety Of Fancy Art
ces d the very best qualities always hand low prices
NJ Goods delivered to families free Of drHyaga. ni9
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UPPER MIS- SISSIPPI.

Leaves q tt ESDAY. 23h inst, p. NJ.
GYuga FOR ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO
The fine fast running light 1rallg,t passerEcr
Fass4sssa packet steamer z. Howard, CIas. pel
master will leave above for raiucalr Cairo, Hickman, New
Madrid Memphis Helena, Napoleon, and all intermediate land
LEWIS SN4tPP Il CO., Front street.
Freight taken for Cumberland, Tennessee and Ohio rivers
re,hp Cairo Paduca, Tennessee river water per
nittDg decl4
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Fl A V A n A

VIII sn on MONDAY January g.
a~E t-ect1S, FOR HAVAN NA-FRANCO-A AMERICAN
NrTTsl-Es Steamship Compamy.-Tte steamship Franz
''~'sT7 co.'s rago, Capt Gilbert Pierre. vii! sail for
tAe above port above. For pnssaSr, apply to
dio ED DUrASSEUR Il co. 93 Guoto.nhouse st.
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G A l. l F 0 r n I A

to ENI! OH .1AIIKENY, Dec 27th, nj 3 O'CLOCK \. N.
usrESAe, NEW YORK AND SAN FRAN
WsMthINkS CISCO STEAMSHIP LINE via Nicaragua The
as"AS@ Shortest Route by 100 Mies-Only IL miles land
aHe across the lstImus. Mncaanized RoaGrcnt
n OF price-thc splendid steamship Texas T. Forbes will
aor 't port for S' Juan de Nigarga aboye pG'caly
on ;he Pacific Tor San Francisco freight or passage apply
TO HARRIS, MORGAN & Co, foot of .Enlia street
htc" opposite the steamship landing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

r. T, X, FRANCIS LuRGES.
a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON WORkS-The undersigned beg leave to inform
PUBLIC @nd builders generally that they 9fe m4n
W. all kinds of Architectural and Buiiing Iron
Work at Nos 81 and 81 Circus street such Us Eeran1nh Rail
lug Shutters Safe and Bunk Doors, Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast ard wrought Iron Col
unnS Tentators and Sash Weights and fill all orders of
every de>cptonof Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch. - -
se2+ am BENNETT 4 co.
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DORFABLE STEAM ENGINES-PLANTERS
l. visiting New Orleans call the SubScri.
ber's and see in operation
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
rot expressly for Plantation which Tor
Gins, Corn Mills pumping water, be eNctled
The first these that
that would hr required do the of work and
they simple that any negro of ordinary capacity can be
tangal III week.
Several y, work in different manufactures in this city
are giving entire satisfaction.
ID. c. LOWBER Agent
do lhwfbmW IS Magazine street.
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Taegrap phed to the New Orleans Crescent.
psEpE0xrEcw

d, ter TEE sArlosAL AzD SOUTHERN 1rEs.E s9s q.
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G. Il n Q A
G l. AS o W.

F4S6H FOR s@g.ASEON-THE Al FAST SAIL
tfffSl4 rs American slip New EHGlamd CAp, PROT
5E.7csn, j. new oaliig md will Ea>e quick dispatch.
d..P. WHITNEY " CO. 81 CHrnlfelet st.
or q. q, BnGEEI co. u Lafup street.
Fo" passage, NpriS to Ae'aiai' on board. MS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-19

lNSEED OIL-l2O bbIs Raw aud Boiled, for sale by
l. ALFRED kEARNY,
Mo = Magazine street.
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EI.eAVtS rNerv WEDNESDAY, 7, 3 ?. NJ
. , Rugga r. REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
lst4s5 acket-For Carolina Landing Ashton, Pitchers
fss.-- Point, Skpwills Landing, Lake Providence,
famc,s Landing, Milkens Bend, rck rs, Grand Gulf,
Rodney Natcltcz, Lake Washington, and Point Worthingt0n
The elegant and swift running passenger packet II.
w. POWELL J. II. E, will leave above. For freight
passage, apply on board,
'nlJ If T. b. SMITH 4 Tchoupitoulas street.
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Low Err MISS ISSIP P

freight Wednesday morning. and will Leave as above.
For freight passn,e apply on board, or to
decl1 JNO f. HYDE 4 CO.. &C Poydras street.
Hy This line of will take freight through White
River ,hpp-d the White River Packets Sam Hale,
Jessie Iazer and Exchange a Napoleon Also connect at
Memphis with the packet Polar Star and Aleona for
Nash willie
Will leave MONDAY 22d inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
. fr~@a s. MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS
lk = p"eket i,ne-Mo"'ay paeXe = For n Me,nphis
diae alnssThe splendid packet steamer lngOmar Capt.
L. Mcl)oongh will leave above. For freight passage
apply on board,
JOHN f. HYDE z co, G6 Poydras street.
This Line takh freight for White River to be reshippcdon
the White River PckeSSam Hale Jessie Iaer and Exchange
Napoleon Also connect Memphis with the packets Polar
Star and .tleona for Nashville ~ decI9
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ANT W E r P

tEIF FOR ANTsVFI1sP-THE Al FAST SAIL
tFfT SS-n- American ship Helen MclsaG. Capt Thicker
k2=sS nov iOHdn and will have nMr.intt ,s patch For
tl y. O bales II 5000 Of whrnt apply to
J. i. WHITNEY Il CO., 30 CaIoaeielct s..
For passage, npnlv 10 the cnptan honr,i. il5
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1--WE HuNDNED Tt1ousAND DuLLA1ss

RyILDERS' HARDWARE AND CRATES.
- The attention Of builders nAd property is respect
fully invited large and well assorted stock Of HARD
WARE AND CRATES. Among which particularly men
ton LOCKS of every description NIGHT LATCliES, Sill
ping DOOR TRIMMINGS, BUTTS, llINGkS, BOLTS AND
HOOKS, SCREWS, NAILS. SASlI-CDED AND SASH
WElGHTS, PtLLIE$, EENTILATORS, etc. in fact,
every article in line requisite og the erection Of buildings,
We are h ;ernneG n give satisfaction customers both in
tr quality Of our goods also prices which have
greatly reduced. LUNESE!lLOSS BROS 4 CO.,
jy2S ia Camp street opposite (.aCHvcttc Square
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! 0 n D O N

HtHS FOR LON NDDN--TIiE Al AMERICAN SHIP
&FSf Equity, Noye, MASTER ~ loading nnd will
Eaahn9e Immediate dispatch. For freight Of tobacco
e.aYcs, apply to
J. p. WHITNEY & Co. 81 Caronielp street.
For fsstr irply to espain ON board dl8,
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II A V r f

viii sail on MONDAY, .Inn,nry s.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W5NT-tlI% Steamship Company. The French steamship
"1 '"I'ss Francois AraSo, Capt. Gilbert Pierre. viii
at as h'DEe touching only liava For passag apply
En. pGpAssEuR & co, a3 Cust9.nhou,e street.
For freight, apply
,,o j. 2. WHITNEY L CO, 3j Carondelet st..
EiV AGENTS..
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7 UNIBER AND DAhUM-
IL 100 feet White Pine Lumber
80 bales No. Navy unkum;
landing eX brig EnOCh Pratt, and for sale by
tt JONES, MAChINDER It Co.. 81 Graviec st.
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k,EfS- FOR SALE-THE BRIG GOVERNOR AN
EP%AS> DER$UN Of 1pp hurten, well built, heavily.
framed. copper fastened and sAenhed with zinc IS
un!oned and ready for inspection Of purcnsers lies oppo
Site the Mint For terms, apply TO T.
n26 BlREIIL Il co. 81 Common ST. ,
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Holm HAlIEi3Gi ~ BROTHER. 2i7 TGHDIf!.
y ouas street, ST. Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
Iron WORKERS, prepared 10 do ali Hils OF Worb
in their line OF business, putting Tin and Copper n,
Valleys Also putting Copper Tin and Zine ROoit
In all parts the city moderate prices with poTnIes and
Dispatch All kinds ohns and Repairing attended with
Dispatch B! attention nil orders hope to merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave the following gentlemen MessTs
Crozier Wing, JamSon Mcintosh Cook Norehouse, Ro
ert Hughes, e. " CHURCH. Thomas Murray Isaac Thaser,
Ietter Box to Mechanics and Dealers EXchange y 81
Charles n2id&Hu
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TERMS

Fo" fa'E Course, including al Departments Of Book
keeping, Lectures and ItetIArUnsuip, E3,ruriuGIy in
"a. %aTaaIe. F ;: $40
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NUMBER 46
CITY BUSINESS.
ENcouRAeE AMERIoAN NANUFAcFUREl
BETLESss ROOk.KEEPEER,a
WritinR EllIid

lNCE this superior Fluid been before the public
- now nearly two SearS has been constantly HsinnS In
mold Fluid. : - = N t=t->s - -
ooriD the past twenty thousand quAr and pint bot
together with rulaiier siEcs lnuuerabls bave seen sod
70 BANKERS and merchants In cneinnaiI Louisville Pit4S.
bnA!o Cleveland, Detroit, Hautc, Lafayette,
Indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort, Lexington.
Nashville Memphis, st, Louis, FeSsbur Jackson Saches
Ah0 NeW Orleans 1t has also been adopted the State Dc
Of Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Il hiss
SneinnSu and Louisville and four Diplomas and Prize Me-
and Illinois. 80 S+sS' @-AAA-'e
The following merchants bankers &c. In wheeling here
toiore using Arnolds English Ink have purcssd . It
ler's BoOE-keepeF's Writing Fluid: -
Northwsstern Bank OF Virginia; MerchantS SeehAnics'
ring COMPANY; Counsy1eS oi Ohio County Tee-
onSei Kelly, HoOWayk Co.; Russell ( MeAfee; Gordon,
Matthews Co.. T. Sweeney Scn Doane CoWrill: OFT
Boya BOYD ot Oliver Pryor Jas. Il. Stout Co.. Lamb
din, Ghbereon Co.; Press.
For sale at manufacturers prices by
oc30 LAMRDIS, GILBRERoN a kco
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TIE LADJES' DEpAPTlrEvr

ILIE LdkL(EO' DEHdhI .HENI
Is opened for the reception ofLades No Institution In
the Union imparts more thorough interesting in
THIS Department
In conclusion, would add that shall put forth our
best efforts to merit in still eminent degree
ternS reception with which enterprise met
Pcdge ourssres 70 impart thorough, practical
oateT similar Mercantile College,
Among the many Recommendations, give the follow
ing
"We the undersigned, take pleasure in tesying that we
are personally acquainted with Dir. Grangcr's ability US mn
Accountant, and Teacher of Book Keepnr the
highest order. He has had great experience Ac-
conntant in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities in iuparttng a Practical
hn0'oEedge or Book Keeping, aud thorough Commercial
Education.
~ ALLEN, Ill. D.
President of FarmerS' College.
LoRIN ANDREWS,
To young who wish acquire a "Basiness Educd-
ton" think 1t affords facilities very seldom equaled-
Mr. GRANGER has the qualifications theoretical EnOw-
edge and aptncss in teaching, added practical Counting
experience and feel confident that graduates from
his College viii be fully competent to keep the co
Gated set Of Books.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. j. JANNEY Sec'y Board of Control, Bank O.
J. +. PAFM, Book Keeper ut D. r woOdbury's.
D. OVERD1ER Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. T. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C. B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley & Co.'s.
tB For full particulars, send for circular.
GRASGER Is ARMSTRONG,
le4-lV Proprictors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-16
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