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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
What, o. t6hicb IS the best perntifude,
on Worm Desfy.0,,er

1J-Is question daily and hourly asked by
parents anxious for the health OF their chiIdre
All who are at all acquainted with the article,
will immediately answer DR. M,LANE's cELEBRA-
TAD VERMroUoE, Prepfrsa JJ Fleming Bros a.,
PHtSbWgh. Pa. lthas never been known to fail
and is one of the safest remedies that can bc
used. friend of ours lately handed US the
Following staten ent in reference to this yerIn.
ftIpe .....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
New YORK. Soni o. 1si.

We" YORK, sept, 20, 1907.
Geniiemen-A young lady of my acquaintance
had been for long time very much troubled
with worms. advised her to try DR.. M'Lanc,s
Celebrated VermfugeS prepared by Fleming,
Bros, of Pitisburg, Pa. She accordingly pur-
chased and took one vial, which cansed her to
discharge an unusual large quantity of worms.
She was immedi atoly relieved of all the dread.
ful symptoms accompanying this disease, and
raPi dly recovered her usual health. The young
lady docs not wish her name mentioned; her res
ideRce, however, is $50 Fulton street, and she
refers to Mrs. Hardie, No. 8 Manhattan place.
IJ~PurCnasers will be careful TO ask for DR.
M'LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, man
uiactured by FLEMING BROS. orpirrsDuRcH,
PA. All other Vormifuges in comparison arc
worthless. DR.. NJ Lanes genuine Vcrmi!ure
also bis celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had
at all respectable drug stores. None genhins
without The signature Of
1861 FLEMING BROS
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FOR TILE LADIES.

We Gun safely say we can shew you a
liner assortment of Dress Goods, both
plain and fancy, than has been brought to
this market herttolore. =. ~
III W In reference to OUR TERMS-We
expect to continue " the even tenor of our
way," selling to prompt paying customers
as low as for cash in hand for we arc aware
that It is not always convenient for even
those in the best circumstances to pay cash,
and particularly at this crisis in money af-
Fairs, and the low prices of the products
ofthe country, we arb hot disposed to de-
mand' cash payments TO n goods, thereby
compelling sacrifice in order to purchase
the necessaries of life, and when by hold
ing on better pr ces may be had. We arc
therefore determined to stand by the peo-
pie in their exigoncies, by continuing our
usual credit system, and also expect to
sell goods JUST AS CHEAP az the cheap
est. We therefore invite all to call and
see for themselves, and we will endeavor
to sell you-money or no money-cheap
Goods, nice Goods and good Goods.
Oct. l6. CALLENDlNE g. NYE.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

Col. Benton is rapidly improving,
and hopes in q few days to be able to
leave his room. lie is reduced from
corpulcncy toa mere skeleton.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

The Siamcsc Twins, now about ~
years of age, have Is children. They
are about TO proceed to Cuba to cxhi-
bit themselves.
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

Il URSUANT to a Decree of the Circuit
Court of Monongalia county, rendered al The
September Term, 1857, in the case Of Fran.
chs MADEIRA and Others, vs.. ALDER, Malers,
l shall, as Commissioner, proceed to sell,
On tie fourth Monday an October neat,
(thot being Court day in front Of The Court
House in Moiean,own AT Public Auction, To
the highest bidder, the Real Estate Of Mich.
o'as MADEIRA, deed, in the proceedings men.
toned, consisting or the
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Died:
$4,000 Worth Of Goods! =:
FOR FALL & WINTER. q
CALLENDINE g. NYE.

RESPECTFULLY announce to the pub -
lie the arrival, at their spacious rooms, of -.
their usual large variety ofGoods, adapted 10
to the wants incident to the present and
coming seasons. An enumeration here of 80
the great ricty we have on exhibition is, sss
we think unnecessary. Suffice il to say -
that il is our usual assortment. The. Sc -
lcctons have been made with great care, =
and bought at very low figures in conse- q
qucncc of the depression in the money Q
market Of the East.
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,
itpchetrates the surface TO the interior, ouph
The countless tubes that communicate with tho
SKIN, ns summer rain passes into the icverod
earth' dliiusing It's cool and regcncratiRg infu-
SKIN DISEAsEssAND GLANDuLAH
SWELLINGS. .-.1q''
Every species of exterior irritation is quickly
reduced by the ant-inhammatory action of THE
Ointment. Angry ERUrrioNs, such as SAIr
RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs, letter, RINowoRu. Scam
MEAD, NETrLE RASH, ScADIEs, for Ircii) &c.,
die out, to return no more, under its apnlicR~
ton. Hospital experience in all parts of the
world proves it's Individuality in disea scs Of
the skin, the muscles, hcjoints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES AND JUNIORS.
The effect Of this unriyallcd external rc,ncdv
upon Scroiula, and other virulcnt ulcers ana
sores, is almost miraculous. 1t first discharges
the poison which produces n suppuration and
proud flesh. and thus the cures which its healincr
properties afterwards complete are safe as we'll
as permanent. :. - ~, -.
Wounds. Bruises, Burns & ScaIds,
In cases Of the fracture Of the bones iniurje,
caused by, steam explosions, BRUISES, Burns,
ScALDs, RHEUMATISM, STIFFNESS OF fME,JoIhrs;
and contraction OF the sinews, il is empluyei
and warmly recommended by the faculty. This
marvellous remedy has beet Introduced by its
inventor in person into all the leading Hospitals
OF Europe, and n" private household should be
without il. 49,. :; ~ : -. 49,.
UNDENIABLE TESTIMONY:
ne hcdical Stah oil the French and English
Armies in the Crimea officially signed their an
proval oil iolloway's Ointment, as the most re-
liable dressing for sabre cuts, stabs, and GUN.
shot wounds. 1t is also used by the surgeons of
the Allied Nayics. .-.-.-.>
=. o.. .. E! o. . ..-------,u ...'.' t. yS.
Boil Tie Ointment and Pills should be
used in the fohoscing cases.,
Bunions, Mercurial Erupuons, Swelled Glands
burns, Piles, Sore Legs, Stiff Joints,
Sprains, Chapped hands, rheumatism,
Chilblains, Sore breasts; f'eucr
Ulcers, Sore heads, EinpwormI
Fistula, Salt Rhcum, =. Sbrc .Tbrosts
Govt, Sores of all kinds, Scalds,
Lumbago, Wounds of all kinds, Skin diseases
Nenefcal Sores, ....
0s" CAUTION. None are genuine unless
the words " Holloway, Nep- York and London ~,
are discernIble az uGter- mark in every leaf of
the book Of directions around each pot or box
the same may be plainly seen by,hQy2ing The
leaf TO the HSM. A handsome reward will be-
given TO any ono rendering such informal, lion IA
may lced 70 the detection of any party or par.
! ties CONTEMPLATING the medicines or vending the
same, knowing them to be spurious.
Sx% Sold at the Mandatory, of Professor
HOLLOWAY, so haiden Lane, New York, and
by all rcspcc table Druggists and callers in M. d.
lcine throughout the United States and the civil
lied world in pots at 25 cents, 621I ccnts,
and 81 each .. =. .:,s:.. -.
NJ There is a considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes. 1882 ".l' -.
N. B.-Directons for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each pot.
June 20, 1857. feow-ly1 49,.
~ " 49, -
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kossuth IL lccturing in Glasgow,
Scotland
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Ob and ftrv sne,spe =, IL tn AZ far Ct Ioot, IA IL n
or ., r odi go, o. ro N a. OK for Good n fbnica
r o az !. ~ az os "a ~, ,- Fin. ord rr,hra,dsd ysv
taov ,h =, wi .. - ~ am .d ,bs a,ss ,rs,s confined Ia
few hnnd,sd ts r.nnr ond Rots,s, hrands An o.r nj
AZ IL a nh, s rr,sd H. 1T ~ nbt,. q, Inis sBners,e
w " ,s..,n,. az o., ~. p ~ ~,
muu,r cn.1. -, -, ~ ~ :, -,
r., @ uiea 'Aehs + runs fseo were ''ta .'i'
nsparss zen W. >, s.
% range o. 90 loI IN
e','I a" ~ ~ - ,o os' 10y ~ i' a"
.'. 100 - " 80 % "e, ''' iii"ie' ms uaisacion'
'hcaae o nus ~ ' ea AZ ''' o'' ar REQ al 81 ~
~, -. n o. - -. ,,-.-
CouN Th o.in,s hs haan I,s. ~. 80 ,.
,1 sustained Win sa,es nm tn Tb,dav ,srfn ~ ta,
-nr, ols a. * +, o. "a bn.hs INV ,txsd -, pf 1rt,
w." 49, .,;ad , ~ ,, . ,on - ~ 80
~, =. on "a r,aI wv '''A' '''''''
IH,,s"aa,,, 40 v~o. .,,s
@ 'e. n'p. OIL isSoaS i-l.' -
= -, .. r, rl ,. ~ a. - - ~ -
DIVA p,''' 'ss, ~ '"sa " .A1 "'eN run up '.'
N'v "cAs un',ul's sung 'o " aug u ~ " a'
.'e anu c =. y, ~ W o. , u W y,. nc ~ " e'
ven s'ecet'u' lou i a. ~ ~. =, ,oo.
en-. a. wy nav " con =. 20, =. ~ g. -
49,, ~ ,, anu -, 49,. "a W y.
con =. sos '"''''' W. e"''e ' ''~t 10
ponT MI, ..,- ,. Ia, , o, =.
49, - - ,on -, w., :. a,- IN 49, 49, IL. =. roo -
Tbsd a, zoe a W., Tha as w.. a . has COS ht d
Int, @ S.d w. 800 Z @ e '"'' "' ''e |-'
VEL, 49, 10 hh, - -. ooo
R1Coy Tho male. has tsar rar er, ons ,o tsr.
| ~
| m far sborldsrs i,t ,;I s, :. III =, 1r f pitt al
side, II for rue.r and ,,1-o r. sh.,s- 4 ~ NV "
Weet,s rece,,s 900 oa.Lo oa Etc. E..,-
1iRD p,scs, ,ava a,uan,.a 81; ri . ,oo .;oxoo
Prime were sold nm "Wednesday az liz "a Priv; hoe hon
| retailing at 165 to lie . IN in hills and ZOOS
Weeks receipts lss bbs and terces and IN keyEnorts
| equal to 1892 kegs
BEEF. We still quote Mess nonninay at slsas1o and
| Prime at Sl2 s00sl3 "A hill
Weeks receipts 1911 bbs and tierces-Exports 49,
| BUTTER AND CHEESE. . western Butter has been sell,
| ing at l6tdl9c, and Cheese at u15a12c q NJ -
WHISKY continues dull and the sales of the
week have been confined 500 bbls at 8 to &c gallon
for to Extra rsnds of Recded and o. IN u f, p, In
| Guiding yesterday 1875 bblg Raw at aslse . oaIIon
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RECEIPTS OF PRODuGE.

ASo a,, sson % sse 9 Sss smbS to
cotton.
oUACHIT E S;, Frank Kssngs bales
| box mlse j t S Norment-sundries to order.
Observation-Disclosures r Adams-2I bales cotton new
to Person keo1lo bales cotton 10 Bradley Wilson keo1
sacks cotton seed Martin Dyomel 3 bales skins sten
Grswold &coI chest Adams &cosundries ordeTota A
bales cotton 6new.
ter boxes cheese 100 do candles 81 bbs lard oil Wright
Grief lcs hams I67 pkgs butter lei bSs cheese to
l. posSn SonmiOG do kimg,land B@rsow seom559 kegs
q pipes brandy Burnett &co52 bbs whisky Rusa
So sr essn Bacon do k.Gq
hhds liu9E hf pipes do Bnnne Balieh-S boxes tongues
Is spxe %
5d do Richards sosomb Scoo1 us SS Gee e co
box Geo Foster-I to Robson / Alien do
Do dfS
,LoUIsvILLE-steamer vrsinia--I hhds tobacco to $
Mts5el &eq hhds tobacco Levy sgmsrs-I hhd tobacco
IlO2 6bs flour 2 hbs whisky Given Watts SeoSO bos flour
b6 on Gds obseco Moore
shhds tobacco 81 bbs -four opitch kco20 bbs flour to
Wheat rs Sacks Gps s5a Ss bis -four oHnsy
Se i U dG tys
Iechner Seesnd hams 81 pkgs
Grief &coTS9 do JAS West &co5I do Greye Werle-
I26 do John Oeu2I0 do Donnelly Bezni-I26 bbls -four
Hewitt Norton scol0O bbls -four Martini Dbl oil 70 sacks
hair IS rolls leather Robeson pensett &eo22 pkg mdse
Creddes-S5 chpeSe do SO pkgs butter to
| Adams &co-sundres to order-Toal 81 hhds tobacco.
ST L0UIS-stesmer St Nchoas-2495 -four to James
Couuoy 6co429 bb Hour Ogesby MucBuay-IOO
PereRHvile BroIhers99 bbs -four Doughery &co-IN25
bb -four do 500 sacks bran 100 do
sacks wheat Hurrell Gayle &coS9 coils rope Wagon
kenne Dix &eo- bb whisky 81 boxes candles VOORHEES,
Gregs GcO-l0O5 Price Sco5
kros-l60 bos whisky II Kennedy &cUI25 bbls whisky
= Newton &co-lGO ibis alcohol Noony Bro-t do eppes
Jas MeGe Ben Buchanan &co-l0 bbls apples 10 cUpps
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chickens John OBen-N hhds tobacco Robinson &co
1883 I6S lacks potatoes bb apples
DslBondo-I Thompson &co-2 boxes mdse 421 sacks
wheat Levy snmmer96 sacks wheat Hewitt Norton dco
81 bbs apples chneiderO bbs snd II boxes
apples John Beu22 sacks en- racks whea Gvens
dcn69 racks wheat 23 Michel &eoI6 do to
W Shaw &co75 @ Owens &co6I sacks corn
bran 80 sacks potatoes Felowes &c9 os hides Robeson
bennett kco5 bales pkgs Campbell Strong9 bales
cotton Carter &coI box Sanford Bros2 hides Dbl Of
tallow Head Massfe &co54 wheat Hore Gayle Gco
40 head cattle Foster-9 head McClure-sundes order
Total IA bsles cotton, "a hhds tobacco.
BAYOU Subsistence D Jr-s hhds sugar " Gordon
-7 hhds Roman Ksrni6-T2 hides IA sacks onions
Hall, Kemp &co6 do Cnre2 hhds hides Dbl taow
Bonnecase-I25 sacks Warnekn Kerchhof-sundres
order.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoB1LE-s'eamsr oregon-I cotton gin to Carter Eco
25 bales Harde 6co-I bx Harris Morgan
kco-I chest mdse Adams ExpressI5 do Cieddes-s9
Davis-sundries order
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There very little doing in Exchange and drrw.
enhanced their rates Il premium, hut heard of
no sales at that figure we only quote e premium the
actual selling rate though should be surprised Il
obtained tomorrow There variation in bills. We
quote the best sixty days sight 46 discount good
from ~ 142 discount Sterling heavy. tends down
ward-9@9 the highest figures offered by dealers
best signatures. decline is confirmed in New York. our
market must in conform are
heavy at 52ag56 Paris direct in fact good produce
bills would not command over 5.221z.
The Stock market has been very quiet this week. In addition
the sales which have noted learn that shares
chauics and Traders Bank changed hands yesterday 1867
Citizens Bank held at 1s2dS3 in fact there Offering
knowledge any price Southern Bank withheld
from the market The stock in few hands and likely
tinue In Union do learn of also held
permanent investment. In Canal have
State Bank is aso well maintained.
The general to-day by telegraph from New York
decidedly favorable The private also highly
| satisfactorily for community.
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CA TILE n A R < EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY. August 2S
The market well supplied during the week add good
stock of Texas Cattle about 50 Western Beeves Hogs
Sheep and moderate stock Of Cows Calves remain
Western Beeves purchased only by steamboat butch
er and the market is therefore dull. Texas Cattle bet
ter demand and prices for the various descriptions
pretty firm at quotations, viz:
PRICKs:
BRET CArTLz-Western Fine and Choice.
Rough and Fair..,.........-t0G1s
Attakspss. Texas etc., Cnferorl. S9(nSl6
Ordinary and Fair. ..........SadS 3s
Inferior ana ordinary .S2(IS4 o.
Mich Cows Choice Kentucky (er hcad .S3Fl 70
Choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Sl5dl00
CALVES AND fEARLINGs .S6eQl0 81
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8ebien of the Mlarktts for Qast Mttk.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday Morning. August %, lS5l.


Saturday Morning, August 30 1857. )
Considering the advanced period of the have
fair business report for the week in
raj market however but little has been done, the
stock heng greatly reduced and generally Of lower quality
than the demand calls for Tobacco has off freely
without important change in prices In Sugar the
actions have been of limited character and in Moasse moth
ing Of any has been done. Flour and Corn without
material change while Wheat has declined Provisions
still rme and descriptions have further advanced For
en Freigts very dull while Coaswe the market
has advanced with fair business doing.
On Thursday morning published the Americas aivces,
embracing Liverpool dates to the 18th inst The sales of Cot
week stated $4,000 bales including 1000 for
speculation export prices being without marked change
but closing with advancing tendency.
COTTON. There has been very little movement in the Cot
during past week, the stock sale being very
light and including but few lists Of quality suit the de-
The sales of Saturday only about $50 bales OF
Monday 80 of Tuesday 800 all taken at full prices with
any quotable change On Wednesday nothing done
Thursday noticed only resale of about 200 bales.
Yesterday again nothing done making The entire bust
bales Prices have been full closing
within range quotations, though with desirable
lists the market they mostly nominal.
The receipts New Crop for the week have been l. bales
making the total receipts New date "A bales ye4l
the receipts Of New up o this time $50 bales.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Opelousa Ellis from Galveston and Iadanoa to
W Ienpletop-Berwick's Bay.
Schr Republic, Croker, from Madsonville--Basin
Schr Basde, Meyers. from Pascagouia-Basin.
Schr Mary & Mathilda Brown from Biloxi-Bssn.
Schr Polar STAR Whitcomb, from Covington-Basin
Schr Perseverance. Blank from Bay ST I.ouis-Basin
sclr Ark. White from Bay ST Louis-Basin
Schr Necessity, -, from Bay 81 I.ouis-Basin
schr Morning Star, from Bay ST Louis-Basin.
Schr Decide. SAM from Bonfouca-Basin.
Schr loinvile, Narcisse, from Govngton-Basin.
Sclr Perseverance, Melon, from Tchefuncta-Basin.
Schr Amardus White, from Amite River-Basin.
Schr North Star. Titus, from Tchefuncta-Basin
Schr President, Sader, from Pearl River-Basin.
Schr Laura, Perkins, from Covington-Basir.
Schr Aalilde, Melon. from Bonfouca-Busn.
STEAMBOATS,.
C n Jr, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Oregon Myers from Mobile.
ST Nicholas, Cable, from st Louis
Virginia. Reynolds, from Louisville
r W Adams, Marshall, from Ficksburg.
Ospgsy, Wood, from Yazoo River
Frank Keeling. Moore from Ouachita River.
Linda Maine, from Cincinnati.
EtcalRwbs Rhoades, from Phscagoula-Basin
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money
week Some changes has taken place in North bank
paper.
Specie has been received in limited quantities. Purchases
dollars exc have made by the agent of Rothscbid
and II. b. Merrel It Co. good rates to sellers
Land warrants have declined rhe We expect
improvement for the present.
We annex usual weekly quotations of and bank
notes. which the Of H. B. Merre All coins not
enumerated readily purchased highest value
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EXPORTS.

HAVANA-Bris Mary Ezabeth-25O bbs and 45O kgs lard
100 bbls potatoes, lot machinery.
PENSACOLA-Schr Fanny-5O,O00 bricks
HUNTS NILLS-Schr Ello-30O sacks corn 20 do co9ee
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:. 40 :. ................,.,.,,Sl Ou
The St Lnuis Price Current of lhr 81

2
The market has been rather
view hut the offerings still heavy for the
than sufficient absorb a the surplus the iscounting
institutions The continue steady and rmbankers
at 9l and outside rates from la@21 cent per month.
Eastern Exchange in less supply and sight is nhe
ing para premium and the selling = premium
On New Orleans the supply of sight SMALL and tile
frm-the bankers paying Z discount, drawing para
premium Very few time bills offering any point The
man steady and continue rule nearly last
30 day bills the East 4 discount and interest 60
la "a discount and interest 80 days discount and
interest 80 days NewOrleans 2Q1 per discount
interest 30 days l@l discount and interest and 80 days
l3s4L l$1 per discount and interest.
The bankers brokers city have published card
since last date declining receive the bills of Wisconsin
banks the footing those of Illinois,
them less than per discount-he is
charged for Tennessee The bills of Illinois, Kentucky Indiana
and Ohio banks in good credit purchased as per
discount
The weather owery since last date but the
grain harvest has geaeray secured in good condition
The growing crops continue give promise of abundant
yield The upper rivers continue recee and from this point
Cairo is reported eight feet in the channel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-29

SUMMER BoAKDhN ING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Pupils pursue study for which they qualified Half
amusement Taladega is healthy place easy
access by railroad from Selma, the Alabama river
School the 18th Of july and the expenses Board
| are SIS in advance
Refer to Rev. b. N. Palmer D. D., VIM. NJ. L B. II. Har-
yey Jno T. Hardie Co. New Orleans; VIM Il. McGuhey,
| LII D., Virginia University.
| For particulars address JOHN WILSON
| jeS dkW TsIJadapa Ala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-29

John COTTLE, PKOPR1ETUK OF The TRE,C LD y s,
BREAD. 1t be had at the above establishment ,
issued in United States March 1885, patent secured
in Great Britain. November t. 1885, France December 20
1855; and Belgium January II, 1856 "
The claimed for it the following which
now fully substantiaed by years Ia of the bread
The uniform in its quality and much hand
appearances; is of much whittier csor than any
bread made it even in its texture the yesi
iused through the than they
No drug whatever is contained
it. can introduced without injury. II keeps much
longer without growing and many is obec
old. 1t cuts as handsomely the finest
pound cake and without being tender
the rest French roll farther and is readily intro
families who have before used bakers bread
The Patent placed in competition the Fair of
the Metropolitan Institute held at Washington D. e. 1865 and
after having undergone the most rigid chemical and
scientific gentlemen connected with the
Smithsonian received the high prizea silver
da-over all other competitors Of wh there were many
n1n
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Neh 0rlea1s Dailp Crestsnt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Nt@ ORLEANS Nlontp Hlarkst.
CRESCENT OYr1cE. No. 70 Camp street, I
Friday Evening August % lG57

%, IT. }
To-day about dull day for the season any
disposition for business shower up rne
dan which sent large majority brokers' traders others
into retirement from which they probably move the be-
ginning of next week.
There was very little doing the streets to-day either
paper stocks The offerings prominent Bank for dis
count were double the income Some small
negotiated 9@l0 per cent six and eight
months date Very little doing order we
quotations
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NOUBLING THE INCOME OE' COTTON
~ Il

DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
- PLANTERS.
PATENTED 1uPRo VEMENT IN TIE NANUFAcruRz
OF YARNS,
Empoyng to Spin the Crop up bu, about The
six of and above and unfit for blowing
picking cotton,
81 y hs
if an m The seS n With Lag
ries and to have all arranged in the Spinning Room on the
plantation complete with great dispatch Also competent
,oSE:HA1F OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME q
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the spnne
Ny IMPROVEMENT in its results the Planter equvi
lent to his having purchased OF me plantation etc.
ming interest viii prove diversion viii be from
the and anxietes inherent Planting Gathering and
y,cu7xrRvS MS I aEFes. bu. for good accent
reasonable facilities and tor the RIGHT OF
y IT. nth sr be Pa a Rs oos
with insuring payment should the pat aton change
Propositions Planters be made and to know
cost Of MseFy ,f s pSer Of bounds Ss he ro 9
how any pounds Of Yarn Day my pnss syn N,,. M
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA LAW DE-
The Lectures in this Department will commence on the Sc
Monday Of April, 1855 They will embrace the potsnt
LAW well Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
fRos of Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law and the Jurisdiction of the
Thoss By VI Pseiss ss RlNpELI HUNT treat of Com
mercial 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 Sates and the Practice of the Courts OF Civil @
diction in I4ous ana -.-
These by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice, and Constitutional
Law.
The degree Of Bachelor of Laws viii be conferred on those
students only who shall have attended m courses OF Leo
after having twelve months under
direction respectable Counselor and who shall
examination by the various Professors be fouHd deserving
of the houor a n
The fee OF each Professor is SIS; scuAtion fee, So; and
$40 for the diploma. i
All communications be addressed the Dean of the
Faculty, New Orleans. THEODoRE II. MeUALEB, e
iel9 tp!g Dean OF the Faculty.
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