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+ HEALTH AND LONG LrFE--I z. F. Murray porter,
cider establishment had existed centuries SINCE
d Ponce dc Loon had It whilst his
e waters which give eterual YOUTH opinion is he
would have ciaspe6 urrsy in shouted Eureka
For thing CERTAIN II has been demonstrated that there
such spring that which the Spanish sought
oapg beverages which Murray dpenses about the
that ean BE- found. M. NJ sells his liquors
qnatiiy froa bottle 70 cas supplies families
e town fss charge Read bis advertisement
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GuioN's REMovAL.-Do not forget that Mr.. Guion
his great fancy store from the old stand No. 20
Jhsflss street next the True Del,a Office. y
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WfNER's VERMIFuGE AND WRIGuT's PILLS. -
Wmerss Canadian Eermifuge and wrshs Indian Vegetable
feach medicine which has saved thousands of the human
always 10 be had, in quantities large small Of
Messrs j. WrghtS Co.. the agents No. q and 5l Charities
street. See advertisements =. - u
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AiNss At FKEs Bargains in all sorts Of
goods are always 70 bs bud Mr. Frepchs heaaquarters of
cheapness, No 100 Pcydus See his card in another
column.
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ARPETIses Everything that is new, rich and
IN the line q carpetng goods he at A. Brous
seau - chartses street See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-05

SHEET IRoNs Block Tin AND TIN PLArE--Messrs.
Pesay Bsp N9s So aud VI Camp street. are largely sup
plsd win sss articles We refer manufacturers to e adyer
tfsemenls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-05

GARDEN SEEDs-Messrs. D. Maupay & Co., No. 81
aver Street have received from their Philadelphia gardens
of garden seeds of this rowth which they offer
to planters gardeners in lots yertiseen
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- GREAT CEN

--z-, GREAT f. n
Mp xf "a u 0RrEsT. CHEAP.
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid passenger steamer leaves Now Orleans daily at
o'clock p from Cairo from which point there continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities. - -
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 6 4. NJ
Evening Express al 2. NJ
Connecting SANDOvAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road for ST. Louis PANA with Tee Haute and Alton Rail
road for Louisville and Cincinnati at DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad Springfield jacksonville and Naples at
LASAE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Dav-
export and Paoria MENDOZA with Chicago and Burling-
Railroad for Galesbufg, Burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH in "a hours.
the Minnesota Packet Company steamers leave Dun
e for ST Panl all Intermediate landings arrival Of
the cars from Cairo.
Going East, there change of between Cairo and Chi
cago three from Cairo 10 New York Through Chi
cago in IS hors Niagara Falls 3S hours New York IS hours
Baggage checked through.
RFor through tickets, information apply at the ILL.,
nos Central Railroad Ticket Office under the ST. Charles o
tel, st. Charles street, New Orleans.
as ly W. f. REDDING, Agent.
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The MEDITERRANEAN TELEGRAPH.-On the 10th
September says the London Star, intelligence reached
town of the successful submergence OF the cable in
the Mediterranean and it unites in instantaneous
intercourse England and Europe with Africa The
coast, with the cable in the hold of the Elba, and
began paying it out, commencing from the African
coast from Bona on the Algerine frontier Prelim
mary operations were commenced on Monday, and
the centre cable submerged and communication
effected with either coast on Wednesday evening.
The distance between Caglar and Bona is $50 miles,
an island of rocks, called Galeta, only intervening
short way from the African coast. The weight of the
cable in the former experiment that failed was at the
rate of eight tons to the mle whereas the weight OF
the cable, now so successfully submerged, has been
reduced to tons to the mile, about equal to that
of the Atlantic CABLE and this added to the perfec
ton of the machinery for paying out and the skill
of the engineering manipulation, tended greatly to
facilitate the operation under circumstances Of much
physical difficulty since it was found from the survey
and soundings made by engineer Delamarche, of the
Tartarus that the plateau of the Mediterranean pre-
scented depths and Inequalities in the comparatively
short distance of $50 miles, as formidable to be
tered as any in the Atlantic. Every assistance was
afforded by the French and Sandman Governments
to the company, who have an exclusive privilege
granted them for fifty years by the two governments,
the French Government giving guarantee interest
of 4 per cent. on flSOO0O, and the Sandman per
cent. on fl20,000. About one-haf the quantity OF
cable required to extend the Mediterranean telegraph
from Sardinia to Malta, and from Malta to Corfu, is
manufactured and as the other half is ready
these places will be brought into the range Of tee-
graphic connection with England and the continent.
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1 FAsHIeNABLE CLOTHING. ~ Remember, all those
Who wish to lay in their clothing, that Mr. Robert Pikin
sud Is Camp street. is provided with every possible
arce IN the line Of guptlemss and boys clothing FUR
all or tie most and fashionable de-
ss5peas hss stock beitg very large me- Look over the
advertisement for better idea ss ssss s
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CARPETS AND CURTAINs.--Messrs. Todd & Co., No.
100 street, have hand display carpet
ins and curtain materials embracing all The latest and
fashionable designs Of the present home and abroad
They really worth going The advertisement in
column will afford clue to what may be visit
inp the-e nblishnlen 2 . IS
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~ NEW INLAND
EiS4 - Jsff11 IIsI ROUTE TO TEXAs-For HIIs1Ia

Ez3R4xSSnrl6Ss. Galveston Indanoa, .Satta,
Powder Horn l-Saving One Days Time we'll Re-
duced Rates for passage, freight and Insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD, rs
Connecting Berwick's Bay with the and splendid
steamships GALVESTON and OPEIOUSAS of 1900 tuns
then EACH built expressly for this and constructed
dangers delays heretofore arising from the
sage of the Texas bars
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Ferry Landing
opposite jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING at7 O'Clock commencing Thursday the LIST of
October. 1851
The OPELoUS4S, Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will; leave
SUNDAYS and the GALv EsToN. Capt. Henry Denison.
THURSDAYS
Returning days of leaving ndauola will be WEDNES
DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted at the Com
Landing New Orleans the Of ST. Louis street.
and will be transported through of destination without
kind the lowest heretofore charged
by the line of outside
freight passage apply at the Office OF the Company
(he only office of the lire New Oreans) OF St. Peter
and Levee opposite jackson Square where cabin plans
fof the steamers may be and state. secured
A. h. SEGER, Vice President
myll If N. o., Opelousas and G. w. Railroad Co.
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Pupils pursue study for which they qualified Half
the day lin devoted school, and the other half to
Talladega very healthy place is easy
by railroad from Selma, the Alabama river.
School the 18th of July and the for Board
Tuition IncideBas session of three months az weeks
SOS in advance
Refer TO Rev. B. N. Palmer. D. D., VIM NJ Il B. II. Har-
vey Jno. T. Hardie Co.. New Orleans. VIM. H. McGuiey,
LII. D., Virginia University.
For particulars, address JOHN WILSON,
jeS d&W Taladeea, Ala
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DoLBEARs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No. log CANAL
srREET-Langusges mathematics penmanshp book ping
There apartments and profess each branch
the time Of students. See advertisement.
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NOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
- PLA Frs.

r,nn,nr,.. sn,, ~. c o. T + a ~, s,, ~ -
required -t nsmber consisting Of children Of
six years Of age and above and unfit for blowing
N qps With
CINE Il nscessary.nanely: The Gin with Lap Appendage
Hes all arranged in the Spinning Room on the
plantation complete with great dispatch Also, competent
oNEH Al. OF THE NEW Of THE INCOME
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the spnners
lent his having purchased panaion negros etc.
viii lis x b e n1t
the and anxieties inherent Planting Gathering and
v,cu1,rpv..M. NJ yp T ,EFiN,s ,, ,o uoo, ..,..
reasonable faeties and for 1T OF
IT. to be Paid to me each Of the FIRST
with nsulng payment should the plantation change
Propositions from Planters may now be made and to know
cost Of Machinery in their particular they not omit
how sg many pounds of Yarn day they SYN uo Ala
S g SA f9f1S g EE vssS
e call attention to our NS IS Frentand
fsEEnE tn Tonk i ss n
yg his s % we can offer
facilities for furnishing the work are not sur
p''eSeo FIN SSH Mss PIPES
STILLS, WORMS
FILTERERS, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
IL HEATERS, etc., etc.
Attached TO onr establishment we have Furnishing
4 SE ss IND H hFtsi f Sss 5.
Safety f steam Ss 1N Pump p Kase's
Fire puRP Cast Iron Brass and Copper Force Pumps
SIEAM dAUGES--Schaiers Vacuum and Steam Gauge,
new article showing the highest point which may have
oeeh Carried during It's mse Hearson's Water Gauge
T1NW ARE.
Cha6ng Dishes, Buckets;
Coffee s! and T., Urns, soup Tarsens l. -..,..,
|. - ., . Pyramids, and other Ware, of all varieties
Iogeher with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Washing and
Ironing aud Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Paor Stoves Sal
ander and Cannon Stoves Deck Stoves Foges; Fire
Baskets; Bucket Wrenches; Steam Whistles and Valves Pow
Cylinder Bibb Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns Lamps Of all descriptions.
BREWSTER 4 ZACHARIE,
Nos. IS Front aud SO Fultou streets,
Sole Agents for Schaer Steam and Vacuum Gauges
sons Water Gauge s. p Kases Fire Pumps and q. W.
TOMS Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars. ly
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REvoLUTIoNAY DoCUMENT.-The Portsmouth On.
H. Gazette publishes the following interesting docu
ment of olden times It shows plainly what our fore
fathers thought of negro citizenship:
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NEGRO L1BERTY.-The Tribune, to-day, tells the
negroes they must not blush to be called negroes "
for negro only means black and that this term if
content, ETC.. etc. Then the editor lays out chart
for the blacks to follow il they wish to win free suf
age and general respect one not to harbor harots,
(good0 another not to sell liquor Certainly, their
satellite subordinate of white man-currying
his horses backing his boots, and waiting on his
table-instead of tling the earth an independent
freeman"
Bad--very bad-for it is as the satellite of the
white man that the negro is, with exceptions few
and far between) whether bond Free in his proper
sphere. chilling the earth is unnatural to him we
see, even IN Atrca-nay everywhere, except in the
would not live Gerritt Smiths (given) farms;
and in q free y Canada Canadian Parliament MEM
Der has just told the world his race is as worthless
it well can be. 1t is as the satellite of the white
man, North or South, that the African race best
fourishes in America. IN. Y. Express.
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CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE. GREESVILLE
BoARDiNG-sCHooL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Conducted by Nine @. MACE
The Glasses of this will be reformed for the Ses
sion on the LIST Of September next .
making this Mime Mace avails herself OF
the opportunity of returning her thanks to those families who
have honored her with their confidence and OF assuring them
that heretofore her establishment will combine all the ee
necessary for the comfort and the Intellectual improve
ment Of the young ladies entrusted to her care
The instruction impaired at the ST. Charles Institute is solid
all those branches which constitute
pshed education, both in English and in Frelch Mime
Mace taking greatest the accomplished
Professors whose every reliance
be placed uttfs5
The offered ladies of French families to
acquire thorough knowledge of the English language and
the other hand American pupils perfect command
the French language by these OF in
stuon in the country and the with which they have
heretofore employed be ascerned through the most
satisfactory references.
Full information terms be found in the prospectus,
to be obtained MT he institution. an3l I'm
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CIGAHs AND T9pAc coo lose Domingo, at No. ll6
street, eonnpes, ever, supply his friends
~ nb With the best cigars and tobacco
in Cuba Read his card ID another column.
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ELEGANT CLOTHING FOR THE Seasonal Messrs.
Francis Fabse Co.'s, Of st. Charles and Common
Streets under the St. Charles Hotel gentlemen may
elegant and stylish display of goods
this market Everything is of the aud most elegant
style and fit for the scrutiny of prince See card elsewhere
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Char SHIlsrs. Nj. v N rIes, 1t the corner
q Pexdrss IA Streets ssing fpe French linen
ihtts It s. 50ssch. If you doubt u, 90 and
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SOUTHERN INSTITUTE. No. ls7 MAGAZINE

. STREET
PROFESSOR VIM HENRY PECK, late Professor Of Bellies
eres and Elocution In the University OF Louisiana and
graduate Harvard College, Mass at the Of many Of
those whose children pupils of the Grammar School Of
University during Scholastic has opened
Classical, Scientific and Military School, No ISL Magazine
The English French German Latin, Greek and Hebrew
without charge also all Mill
ary and Scholastic accomplishments. Special attention ID
given the foundation study Grammar, Arithme
Mathematics 0raory Eocnton and gentlemany habits
and department.
Terms pHyable in advance
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ch,valr,c conduct.
We extract the following paragraph from the Alex
anfria Democrat Of the 22d ultimo.

u -
We extract the following paragraph from the Alex
andria Democrat Of the ed ultimo
The BEAUTIFUL AND BRAvE.-In response to Col
r. A. Hunters card, pronouncing all who dared assert
anything against him as vile towards and puppies,
appeaIsa card signed by bakers dozen stating
Col Hunter IN his card in regard to those who should
sign assertions Of this character we do not envy them
their place. We are glad to leave them in their posi-
ton.
The following is the card to which the above refers,
prefaced with an extract from publication previously
made by Hunter: 5s>58 st s..t.
there Nj ;Ip resines last fall when thirty
up sight q the polls with the syowed taking
sss ssiT ss sSS sa. ss
IR. A. Hunters Card.
To the People Of Louisiana We were struck
with surprise and regret, when we read, the above
portion Of r. A. Hunters address to his fellow-citi.
zens of Louisiana. WI Were surprised because we
did not believe that any man, however reck.
essy stepped in partisan strife-not even this Afri.
can gadiator-would dare utter SO barefaced lie ;
and we feel regret because he citizen with us of the
people of the State with high position. We feel
called upon to declare this statement base lie, and
to brand this African suffragata- Robert A. Hunter
Democratic candidate for State Treasurer--a base
liar, co,oayd, slanderer, and a wretch who always
prefers telling lie on credit than the truth for cash
and any one of us will, at any time meet call for
the responsibility Of this card from tie great African
leader. @S G& fsa
S. G. NICHOLS, WILLIAM BOYD. ~
LEVY BOYD, ~ NJ NICK OILS, ~ :
EDMOND JOHNSON, !" JAMES HICKS,
JOS 7. HATCH, JAMES H. DAWSON,
JAMES MoOTY, PHILIP SPOTTEN
Speaking of the foregoing card and its sgners the
Marksville Central Organ Of the 26th ult says:
The ten names at the bottom of it are good and
respectable. Col Hunter say nothing derogatory
of these gentlemen because they are all citizens Of
Rapides and are well known as honorable and pat
rotc men. In fact the country produce better
citizens, nor men better entitled to the respect and
confidence of the public. Col. Hunter, with all his
windy vaor it seems is getting himself in sling II
he persists in denying the facts with which he has
been charged in relation to his negrocratic agency
at Ten Mile, think it not improbable that the evi
dence Of his guilt will be augmented and multiplied
by the additional testimony the citizens of Rapdes
until he, even Bob, with all his selfsuficiency, will
shrink appalled, at the necessary contempt of all hon
orable white men, indescriminately of party. Evi
| dence cannot be more conclusive than that which
establishes his guilt in sustaining the free negro vote
at Ten Mile! lt I.fr
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DAY hND BOA B0AKpISS sCH00L FOB i, FoT ne

~ LADIES-Founded in 1899, by Madame Leris and con-
Quoted 1910 Madame Desbrayaux Burgundy street, be-
tween Cusomhause and Bienville Streets New Orleans.
The Session of this establishment Pass Christian
begins the lt june The buildings there large enough
boarders and indefinite nnmber Of
Day Scholars Attached to the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The nstiion provides thorough and sub
staus instruction in and department of education
and offers facilities for the Requirement OF the French Lam
Singing and Soege taught by Mr. Provost the well
known leader of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside the Pass during the and w)lcon
tnue his lessons ngng and soitege in the establishment He
will also give private lessons in families
in music take place every month during winter
In the city every fortnight during the ~ the Pass
The school remains the whole for bcarders and
day scholars. my26ly
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS-BY
which their Incomes be Doubed-The undersigned
has obtained letters United
the combination of machinery for
Seed Cotton Yarns continuous process the
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery until it
ready for shipment weaving The saving Of COTTON
WASTE will be least Ten Per Cent; exclude my
the Of machinery the into bales
its handling ALL those open and dseuangle it, witch
destructive in their operations FIBRE
dspensahle those Of ginning and spinning separate
facures YARNS made Of unhroken fibre, and hence
will be fifty cent stronger will command dvanced price
and they will distance all competition in market.
The Undersigned is prepared dispose of privileges
his patent; and Planters will be informed terms
pete instructions how it, how obtain the
chinery and all other necessary particulars application
dressed TO me here consultation with rooms,
corner Front and Dauphin streets, stairs
e3 lyaW GEORGE G. HENRY Mobile. Ala,
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NJOTARIAL NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED hav-
~ ing taken office II Common street is prepared to
conduct the Notaria business and respectfully oicits the
patronage of his friends and the public. 8. 3D..
: -. P. W. ROBERT.
New Orleans. May Is lS57.-myi6 1y
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Office % Common street For all business Of the Railroad
Department. other business connected with the estate OF
the late Alexander Gordon, apply to rwrr, vx.,,tor
who i the ouy authorized make or sign
omnibusses leave Canal street fifteen minutes for
the deDOt II
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DURAL RESIDENCES.
II y MANUFACTURING SITES
RARE OPPORTuNITYli
- LONG CREDIT !!


FOR SALE-l50 SQUARES OR ABOUT 34O0 LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This situated the lire of the NJ o. jackson
G. Railroad miles from the city, The ground form
within fortyve miles, and will drain itself rapidly, without
N artificial means.
To secure airy healthy and agreeable neghborhoods
for the families of the business of the CITY,
Of higher grounds have been apart p
residences with ample and under uniform regua
all the streets of which designed shall be lined with
ornamental To their wants, grounds
and will be donated the parties
Schools churche colleges and public Here taste and
beauty.
sections apart for business purposes This To-
cay decided advantages for manufacturing
town Than other point in State. It has front on the
Mississippi river OF than mile and half and
the navigabe Of Lake only about four
miles distant II the only place where the NJ o. jackson
and g. n Railroad connects directly with the river anu onefs
the time piney woods and lum6r
districts For the establishment OF mRnufact ree OF all de
and for the of artsans and the mechanic
much needed midst liberal inducements Will be
offered. y. ~
daily and brick made the spot can
be delivered here city rates. The Railroad COM
will render thu facilities 10 the traveng com
and will accommodation tram 10 and from tne
suit the convenience of those doing business
the city, suciency of tavel may require IT, NJ
p will lin of 0maibusses The depot at the
requisite urs making the connection with Caua street
of this property will be sold at low prices for the
Of five In cash. balance i've years credit
with interest at six per cent per annum -
Fer further particulars apply 10 MlNOR kENNER at the
town Keuuer; W. COLEMAN s5 ST. Charles sree or j.
i. VosE, las Magazine street. r s auso ly p
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA Law DE-

y PARTMENT
The Lectures Department will the
Monday of Noyem 1885, and until the FIRST
Monday April 1885, They will embrace the important
branches of the Civil Common Constitutional and Interna
.ional Law well as Equity jurisprudence and Practice
Lectures will be delivered by four Professors.
Those by Professor McCAEB will treat of Admiralty and
Law international Law and the Jurisdiction Of the
Courts of the United States.
Those by Professor RANDELI. HUNT will treat of Com
mercia Law, Criminal Law, and the Law of Evidence
Those by Professor RoSELIUs will embrace the Civil Law
Land Titles whether derived from England SPAIN France
the United sntes and the Practice Of the Courts of Civil Ju
dcton in Louisiana.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
Law
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred those
students only who shall have attended full of Lee
full after having twelve months under
the direction of RESPECTABLE Counselor at and who shall
examination the various Professors be deserving
of the honor.
The fee of each Professor $25; marcuaon fee s5 and
$40 for the diploma. tg5s5G
All must be addressed to the Dean Of the
Faculty, at New Orleans. THEODORE H. McCALEB,
jel9 tnl0 Dean OF the Facnltv