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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.

d
SBNATE.-Liquor Laso-New BiH-Mr.
Lewis, from the Committee, presented a mi
nority report on the liquor question, and a bill.
which without being read, were laid on the
table and ordered to be printed
Ea9rossed. Bills to incorporate the Oxford
Hotel Company to incorporate the American
Hotel Company in the North Village of Ad-
ans; to incorporate the proprietors of the Oak
Grove Cemetery in Gloucester; to set off
part of the town OF Braintree, and annex the
same to the town Of Quincy; in addition to
an act to incorporate the Congregational Soci-
ETY. in the Second Precinct in Attleboro'; in
relation to appeals in criminal cases. Resolves
concerning breakwater at Cape May; further
to postpone the operation of chapter fifty
three OF the Resolves of 1866.
The bill to incorporate the Springfield and
Pennington Valley Railroad Company, was
further debated.
Mr.. u. w. Warren sustained the bill.
Mr.. Lee opposed the bill. The roll was
called, and the bill engrossed--25 to Z.
HoUsE.-Orders Of the Day-The House,
after debate, refused to RECONSIDER the vote
by which the bill to change the March term
of the Court of Common Pleas from Concord
to Lowell was passed to be engrossed.
Remuneration of Chelsea-1he bill to re-
annex Chelsea to Boston was debated by
Messrs. G. Hale, Sever, and Austin of Boston,
Orcutt of Chelsea, Walker of Roxbury, and
others, and was then passed by vote of 9S
to II.
Female Medical ColIege-The bill Gin new
draft) to change the name OF the Female Ed
ucatlon Society to the New England Female
Medical College, and to reorganise the same,
was again opposed by Mr.. Charles Hale. 1t
was defended by Mr.. Littlefeld of Foxboro',
Mr.. Taft of Worcester, and Mr.. Pollard of
Taunton.
After long debate the bill was passed 1S6
to 81.
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CHAPLIN TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0Rs AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester. Mass
HENRY CHAPLIN. O. II. TILLOTsOE.
Jan. l. 1866 tt
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FOSTER & ESTERBROOK,
ATTORNEYS AND O0UNSELLORS AT LAW
Nos and Brinley Hail, Worcester.
DWIGHT FOSTER ianl0dtf JAMES r. EsTERBRooK
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hay.-Anoher prime lot of Pressed Hay, of superior
quality, just received by DRAPER CLARK.
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NO ~ Front htree,.. Worcester
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WAN street House on Crescent etreet All orders W
meet with prompt attention parc ar Attention naid
Drafting Machiuery dengO '"s'
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN ST. OFFICE HoURE
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For durability and economy these pipes are superior
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rsons who wish To drain their PREMISES eTeefuallv
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Street Itatre ~ ~ n nvv,eiiV
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-23
IMPORTS.

PENSACOLA-Schr Victora-6O00O feet lumber Merritt
Il Mcconnell.
MOBILE-Schr BaIer-30 bbls rosin IS do turpentine
to + Blissey.
SHIP lSANDScnr Roana-GO0 sacks salt to Byrne, Vance
AGO. -
u, pENsACOLA-Schr Zulme-45,Gj0 feet lumber to P S
MOBlLE-Schr Sister Kate-66 bales bagging to J II Suy-
dal-lot lumber and naval stores order.
Pike.
Pike
BAY ST I0UlS-Schr Juuion-2S,0O feet lumber to P
Simpson &co.
BAY ST LOTIS-sehr souhorner-25,000 feet lumber to
order.
TANCFIIP AHO-Schr Livngson-2S0O0 feet lumber to
Merritt Mcconnell.
COV1NGTON-Schr Bloorn-35 900 bricks to G Webber.
BONFOUCA-Schr Perseverance--40 600 bricks order.
BONFOUCA-Schr Desree-35GOG bricks to order.
MoBlE-Steamer California-5O bales bagging to II Suy
dam-9bales oSnaburgs II X Carter eco.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MlLLIkEN'S BEND-Steamer Frank Lyon11 bales cotton
Gnday Brown 4eo-$S uehannon Carroll &eo Carroll
Ward Saunders HINT Byrne, Vance &co6 Richard NJ
Eeht Gco-6 Il Pinekard &co-l McLemoe Rayburn &co-l
nols oasses Henderson-l do mackerel Hart &co
80 sacks corn Cox &coS rolls leather Geo Smedes &coS12
ooSGs ft and sundries to order-Toa 1876 bales cotton
81 LOU1SSteamer Delaware-50 hams 1882 bbls flour
to Keep Bard &eo4 coils 10 hhds tobacco Daugh
cry 6co250 bbs -four 0gesby Mhcauay-6 hhds tobacco
Rodewald Piderit &co2O coils rope Harvey &coS9 SKIS
p99es 3Brenm6 hhds tobacco RodeTaa &co2lS SKIS
corn i52 do shorts Thompson Gco30 do go do bon
Druhan-2f hhds tobacco to Robnson-619 coils rope %
oaes hemp Smith Hadden5 boxes buffalo tongues TO Maui
s g c sacks EN- Wheat Wright &Gos casks bacon Say
Delhondio-477 do -four Hogan Murphy2O0 do Short
&co|z1 40 Il Kennedy &co200 coils rope Wood Low
order. ~ - - 1 II
81 LogIs-Steamer Hamibal-20lI bbs -four to Kenne
aym do Shay &sS-l66 DO ode-ls9 Do neleroy
&co0O do Oakley Hawkinsl00 do Moloney Bro-l00 do
PerdeauYle BroheEs-l6 hhds tobacco RobinSon-lO do
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QUOTATIONS OF STOCK!

1t has been unusually dull week in uncurrcnt money.
Very small amounts of Bank Notes appeared the market
they taken quotations coins of all
denominations Mexican dollars lave lO5lS
afterwards sold to the Mint which pays for them drafts
Boston New York.
Land warrants lave still further declined Telegraph dis
patches from Northern cities Of the 10Th 10th quote further
Decline which has reduced :e value
figures Y
We usual weekly quotations of coin
bank notes, which the rates of H. B. MegrelI Co.:
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ARRIVED.


schr Victoria Myers days from Pensacola to John Hurley
co-E5asin.
Schr y Baker, Smith, days from Mobile maser-Basin
Schr Roana. Parker from BiloXi-Basin.
scr Zuime, Wcbber, days from Pensacola to John Hurley
&co--Basn.
Sclr Sister Kate McGi . DAYS from Mobile to wv Newton
&co-Basin.
Schr Trinity, Faurcr, from Pascagoula-Basin
Schr Enterprise, McNar fran Pascagoua-Basin.
schr junior, Whaan fro : Bay st llouis-Basin.
Schr Sout,orner, Frankie from Bay St Louis.
Schr Livingston Weaver, from Tanchipaho-Basin
Scilr hloom, Hyper, from Covington-Basin.
Sehr lerse verauce, Gage, from Bonfouca-Basn.
Sclr Desiree Luke from Bontouca-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Lyon Ashberry. from vicksburg
Delaware, McAfurtry, from ST Louis.
Linden. Hadan, from Ouaclita River
Hannibal, IIasett from st Louis
G ID Jr. Ltnnear from Bayou Sara.
California, Hu,chings, from Mobile.
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gebie(p Of tbe NatAets for q9ast galttk,
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, :
Suiur1aY hfnrniulr Aurl1st 90 1876 {

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
Saturday Morning, August q, 1856.
But limited business has been done market this week
in any of our lending articles the receipts Cotton
sugar and Moscs being too limited to give any scope oper
aors Prices for all have however, been sustained though it
Will be observed that Flour and Wheat have declined little
Provisions have been quiet and for Pork prices have slightly
given way
Later European ndvices by the Cnard steamer Niagara
which was to leave Liverpool the 10Th will be due Monday
or Tuesday next.
Our city continues remarkably healthy although the weather
has been sultry and oppressive for the past days
COTTON. The receipts Of crop continue very light
and as the stock of old Cotton is reduced down to very low
point, and u.s. BESIDES without the assortment necessary to
attract buyers have still but record offer of the
weeks transactions in great staple The sales
barely 300 bales in daily transactions follows 600 bales
Saturday; 500 Monday aud Tuesday, 500 Wednesday 400
on Thursday and $50 yesterday nearly all usual for Eng
land, though parcels for the North the new crop
81 bales haze been sold at l1al2c including 25 &c = b.
The receipts of crop ncludg 6 bales yesterday
thus far only 200 bales against 4S9 the
Our previous quotations continued still apply only to
old crop
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In the general Exchange market there marked yaria
ton to-day. clear bills taken Mt 9
which indicates decline bills OF lndg did learn
of sac-the of the market would place them at
s&ys2 Francs quiet with very little demand and very
few offering Rates from 5171sGg5.12]a. a
In Northern funds there much doing. The
universally for checks New York is Il per premium
Sixty days sight bankers drafts l per cent discount other
bills from 1@Il14 discount with very few offering.
In Stocks nothing doing and the daily sales
ported embrace the negotiations Of the week. The following
quotations. We also the comparative Of
Exchange for two years past:
Comparative Rates Of Exchange for tro years:
H.. August %, 1854 August o. 1866. /,
Clear Sterling. 10 0l1014 9(191a premium
Bills Iading. 994(Gyl0 offering
Francs. .5.20(d;5.l0 510M.5.u5 ....
Sixty days New York. l0yl1s dis Is1J2 per cent dis
Checks and sigh. drafts. s4Gl prem d premium
There nothing done in stocks to-day.
We usual weekly quotations Of stocks as follows
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letters to France Holland and Belgium be prepaid
q By the American steamers TO Liverpool and S0uthnp
tom 20 the direct steamers Hnyre and by
British Steamers Letters to Switzerland and Italy Should
underline rule to reach earlier their destination
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
md cities Of the German Austrian Postal uno and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ioian Islands, etc.
Is sent from the Post-ofce in New York semi weekly.
&The postage by this line Porto Rico St. Thomas Vene.
ea 10 cents, where the distance from the mailing office does
not exceed 500 miles and 20 cents where the distance exceeds
2,50p miles. Prepayment required. .-.
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nfIaH Fl K H5ATT s7yys cooAb 3;
an M Ne f Ss Gs ro a E R with ne Pins
brown cloth which taken on board lie steamer
nS%s sa es
e ns e "1a s. T e n 9 5sv oS
the same by proving properly and paying eHneps e ,,o~
,v,, r, RsfG v; 2 Third pRii;t?s ~ osssA
to g and 3 % 1 S Cee please sss @
DUELIC NOTICE.--NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Police Jury of the parish of Orleans right bank of
sale! officers receive salay 81 y dollars per month Xii
IppcatGns before the day of election the office the
CHARLES f. FoRTIEn,
an6 2tawtd Secretary Police jury
STATE TAXES, FOURTH DISTRICT NEW OR
open o'clock F. H. for few days lo'sc for the sa ac
eomedaon of al those who have paid said taxes for the
nu6 I'm RICHARD MCDONNELL. Collector
ui EoSNPET AYR !s[hAt y ba7 n }
'f:sSHS 10y RsEs;ss and
Tens sly Nils Cotton Presses Draining M4sinss Rail-
Mouths" S %sed oew Fe0 ats ey as
agents for several ptentees of Crate Bars Brass Work Of
s s HssRn Eet #sE IS s'ss bs5s ssw M:
They have on hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel sr,ps
Flnnge Bolts Gunge Cocks Valves of all sizes by Steam
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
Them they hope, by assiduo's attention to their business
anl2 ly MCCAIN t PATTERSON.
ID STREET, AND No. 36 FULTON STREET We would
respectively call attention establishment Nos IS Front
fS5 5 HH Il. Eok as %sisE i s 5
giving his personal attention each department. offer
superior per, ndHeem a to parties dealing with rs
passed by any house in the South or West saa
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
CLARIFYING KETTLES
HEATERS, ETC., etc.
attached to our establishment we have general Furnishing
TAToN AND House UNI may G Be found
NJ -Worthington's Safety Steam Pump. s. P. Kase's
STEAM GAUGEsscasrs Vnennm g md Steam Gauge
new article showing The highest point may have
been earned during its r. s21:sn Water Gauge
Chafng Dishes Buckets;
Dish Baskets Jelly and Cake Mouds;
Coffee and Tea Ums Soup Tureens !;
,, Pyramids ryr, and other Ware of all varieties
ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Paror Stoves Sal
amnnder and Cannon Stoves Deck Stoves Forees Fire
Bhasets Bucket Wrenehes Steam Whistles and Valves
Cylinder, Bbb Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns IbRnHR#s s ST nSeH
Nos. So Front and Sc Fulton streets
Sole Agents for schasrs Steam and Vacuum Gauges Hear
TOMS Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars. aus tt
A NCE4OEeS-TSo second hand Ships Anchors, for sale
A by BARELLI d CO.,
au0 No 81 Common street
os39aa 5711 L. yERRET he4s Of
jy5 In
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CATTLE N ARKET

JEFFERSON CITY. August %.
Arrived to-day I57 head Of Western Cattle 200 Sheep Is At
taknpas Beeres and $40 Calves The market well supplied
Cattle but few hogs with about Is Mich Cows arrived.
market for Cattle easy for purchasers.
PRIEES.
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Shining SnttlLlaente.

SATURDAY, August %, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Ship Dadem, Weber, for New York j o Woodruff eco
Brig Ida, Alexander, for Belize Honduras, Barelli eco
schr Mary Nagdclonee, Marquee for Mobile Newton
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-LAw DE-
~ FARIMENT Lectures in this Department will com
tinue until the FIRST MONDAY of April ISL They will
embrace the most important branches Of Civil Common Con-
ence Practice. Lectures will be delivered BY four Pro-
fessors.
!. Admiralty nnd Maritime Law embracing the RICH and
obligations Of Masters and Mariners Collisions Mari
Contracts Marine Insurance and Hypohecations and
Contracts for Maritime Services in Building Repairing and Sup
II international Law embracing The Law of Prize and
Practice Of Pr2e Courts the Absolute Rights of States in their
pacific and hostile relations Treaties OF Peace and Private
III The Jurisdiction of the Courts Of the United States en-
and Circuit Courts and the Original jurisdiction of the District
Courts Courts Of Revenne and Prize and Instance Courts
Those by Prof: Randel Hunt will embrace
l. Commercial Law, il relates Mercantile Persons
canle Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedies They
will treat Of Sole Traders Partnerships and Corporations Of
Notes and spngs Of Baiments and Contracts with Carriers
Contracts Of Ataghen! BY Charter Party and for Convey
wage and Insurance of Sale Guarantees Liens and soppae
II The Criminal Law and Practice in Courts Of Criminal u-
risdiction.
II II. The Law of Evidence:
Those by Prof. Rosei,ls will embrace
The Ciyi C1de Of Louisiana in connection with the Ro-
s M Hns French laws LAWS End Grc" Analysis Of the
II Land Titles whether derived from England Span France
Ill The Practice the Courts of Civil Jurisdiction in Lon
isiana
Those by Prof. Alfred Hemen will embrace
l. The Common LAW and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
and Peadings in Civil Cases at Common Law.
H. Constitutional Law.
The Degree of Bachelor of Laws will conferred on those
students only who shall have attended full
the direction of respectable Counsellor at Law and who shall
on examination by the various Professors be found deserving Of
the honor.
The fee of each Professor is $50 Naturalization fee, So and
All communications must he addressed the Dean Of the
Faculty, ut New Orleans
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs
na,,, 1f +l,n
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Neiu ORLEANS III oneu NlurAet.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street, I
---- Ir..tln.. L .IIEtrts a-It. % Ice

The week which closes tomorrow will prove to be of the
least Importance the general trade Of city for the
We confidently expect Improvement next week. from the
fact there will be rather cotton the market, but that
more" will not any large quantity. $$5 5iEE
In the general city trade there have been several sales of
chade; although they have not been of great extent
they sufficient enable remark that business has
altogether departed Our merchants generally preparing
for the fall trade though many heads Of large firms and Of
those firms which large have absencd Themselves dur
ing the summer there have remained large number
of the senior members Of Oldest aunchcs and most
sve FIRMS who consider themselves closely identified with the
interests and welfare Of city prefer remaining instead
of encouraging the sectional feeling of the North by presenting
themselves in those regions, either for pleasure business
Though byhebyc the business Of leading cotton factor is
here in the Sonth and not in Europe New England The
nature Of the Western business is SUCH and the competition
is great with the Eastern merchants that is highly mpor
at for merchants engaged in the Western trade
to take annual tour through the West share Of that
great trade which is being diverted its natural depot
our good city to other places. -.-.u 5I
There but little doing to-day In moneyed circles Our
daily reviews have given the position of the money and
stock Market and with them give the rates of the
marke as follows
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,

TOBACCO. Holders influenced by the continued unfavor
able advice IN regard to the growing CROP the reduced stock
here and the cany receipts have been asking further
which has again checked the demand up yesterday only
400 hdds had been Sold including round lot G5 hhds
92lc 100 and LAT and the residue 7Sl2}lc i Our
last quotations repeated though purchases hardly
made unless at higher figures.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-23

physicians SATTSFTED-NO MEDICINE
that has appeared i'll the United States has proved it.
self cfcacOs in the OF Worms, Vermuge
pared by B. A. Fahnes;ock Many after resorne in
vain to other remedies, have used with the gratifying
suits 1t fail expe NIL from the system yet
gentle in its operation that harm result its
mnBtrati0n youngest and bte you want
safe and valuable medicine, always keep it in your family
\ friend writes:
SHREVEPORT. G.a) March 18th 1854.
have sold B. A. Fahnestocks Vernfugc for a number Of
years such the satisfaction il universally afforded
TO physicians planters and other citizens that recommend
to my friends in all where medicine of the kind is
needed WM y. MILLER Druggist.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States
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FOR SALE.

AAA FOR SALE Or RENT--A VERY DE-
fS,!1 srabie residence situated Canal Carrollon
Iii walk from the depot, twenty min
drive from the city by the Common road.
The hons is well built and comoiouS, containing
all the eonyeliieuceS requisite for large family.
The grounds tnstetuly laid extensively and we'll
with variety choice other plantsogeher
with large Kitchen Garden Poultry Yards Stables and ali
cessary out buildings.
The will be very liberal.
For further particulars apply to -
jyl7 6w FEt.1.oWES co.
TOR SALE-A FIRST GLASS FIRE ENGINE,
year old runnine and in No. order. Address En-
CINE, Picaynnc office. nj If
1ea A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I
lE#i wilt, administrator with the will annexed of L. B.
E eavll, deed, sell the highest bidder in the town Of
Treuon Todd county. KY WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
September 1856 that rich and fertile farm, adjoining said
Of Trtou Of which he died possessed Said farm contains
about
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
Is well meed well watercd and high state of cultiva
tion has large and commodiois brick dwelling, good
cabins barns Stables etc. and is of the best farms in
Southern Kentucky.
Said farm will be sold in ten equal annual paymenthe
chaser giving bond with good and nndoubed security for the
first three paymensanda lien retained the land until the
whole Of the purchase money paid.
There will also be sold nj the time and place. several
Any wishing any information concerning said farm,
obtain by applying the undersigned by addressing him
by mail ut Trenton, Ky.
JAMES L. LAWSON. Admir-
with the will annexed Of L. 3. 1eavll, decd:
Trenton, June 10. 2,h&W