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Htl5et, rtW oEitdbs- L1u.
VERMIFU UGEs.
Winer's Canadian,
Swaiu's,
Perry's Dead Stot,
Jsyne's Toric,
kerl's,
B. A. Fahnestock's,
McLesn's.
BALSAM md COUGH REM.
EDIES,
Wistar's Balsam Of WildCherry
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan'5 Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Halps BalsGm,
Swaym's Syrup Of WildCherry,
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Tsylor's Balsam Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liverwort,
stsdler's Cherry Expectorsnt,
London's Indian do,
Or. Rose's do,
MISUNDERSTANDING Cordial
SARSAfAkILLAs.
DR.. John Bulls,
8. P. TownSend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
Graetfenberg's
Bristol's
6uysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
Badeau'5.
knapp's Indian
kiCUEh's UEOus,
Griiiith's Adhesive.
Holloway's Arnice
LISIMENTS.
McLean's V0lcanic OH Linmen
aexiean Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian
Butlsr's Nerve and Bone,
Hayes'B
Tohias's Venetian
Hows's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee.
Jayne's
AGuE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogus,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febriiuge.
| LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpeneor or Hsir Hos
Barry's Trieopherous,
Lyons Katharisn,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpepe,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Haueps Eau Lustrale,
OldriSixe's Balm Of Columbia
Rad#aY2A, ,Circassian Balm.
| NPANACEAS.
Sw8in's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
| Longley's Great Western.
| OINTMENT AND SALVEs
DaIley'BMagical PainExtractt
Professor Holloway's 0intInel
McAllister's ALI Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
Grsy's Harrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's
Louden's All-Healing, Russil
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNair's Acoustic, Scarpa's Z
British, Harlaem.
BITTERS.
Moffat's Phoenix, Blake's Ar,
matte,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC
|- Druggists and Mercht
articles contained in the aoov,
vantage by calling Or sending
be found the mostextensive u
MEDICINES in the United
i j
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
o. sss
het subscriber. Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
oodng law DO dsposs that the above
Just and correct transcript from the books Of the
said Company JAS W L. WHEELER VIII isssssss; Secretary
% s''' 81 .s.fs'ia s
The Board resolved interest Of
heders 70 their legal and after
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY @ per cent the net premiums Of the Com
u on and after the of March
Company continues to insure against the peril Of
premium prem .' ohics IN No. IS Camp Street : = - -
ALEXANDER BROTHER. President.
JOHN R. SHAW. vice-Presiden,.
JAMES H. wHssLrR, Secretary:
New Orleans, January Is 1857.
-. + I..:$.sp Sen zI1ssy E z:1s1ss'
glsh Hsssn. Rsss Sssa ns WEE 3ys
Joseph Hey. TAom 5sEss.asld IN & Issaheas
is Ississs ssisss Rsss eesass.
T. g. #eed Perry Nsssns s'n'' a
sT oUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLAANs, March l, 1857.
In conformity with the requirements of their charter
Company publish the following statement: iF m
Amount of premiums from the 18th March, 1856, to
AMOUNT mo- o risks March
Total amount of Premiums .s66l 46I 20
vis: Premium Fire Risks. Sz63,317 Sc
Premium Marine Risks. 1892 03
Premium River Risks. l43,92l 10
W. 1861, ,4sl %
Less premiums on risks not terminated,
reserved .S902l1 Il
Less return prenaiums. 1911 45
5s.a5 5.sgs. sos, ,1a2 es
Net learned premiums $685. 27s s.
Losses paid during the same period ..
Viz: Fire Losses. .S456S5 81
Marine Losses. l6S, 692 20
~ River Losses oS,UU5 IL
s292,sss a s..
Re-nsurances. ces.......................... 4S,690 So
Expenses, interest," etc. 2O,459 81
1851, ,5ss 43
Net earned profits for the year ending February Is, u
The Company have the following assets:
amount loaned thereon s4s670 90
Invested in bank stock $50 shares cash value 250 90
Invested In city bonds, so coo at 49, %
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

>l&Rn q. BLEAKLEf, 50 AND 81 RAMPANT
~ street, manufacturer cf Carriages Brggies Spring
= Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing in
INC branches done at the shor notice. Jas ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

rHAMPAGNE AGENCY--MoET L CHANDoN,s
" Fleur Sery cell de Perdrx, Verxenay and Win Impe
rial.
JULES MUMM's / CO.'S Anchor, versenay Cabinet and
Imperial. Z :
The subscriber h authorized receive orders liberal srs
for direct importation of the above named very superior Cham
pagne socits the attention Of dealers general stock
always on hand Samples can be at the Office Of
ul7 ly 8. WOLFF, 95 Carnp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

NOTTCE-HAvING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
establishment G. G. Dunbar Co.. No. IA Canal street,
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business
the place. for account under the style Of j. A.
DUNBAR Co.. and respectfully solicit the continued patron
friends JAS A. DUNBAR.
New Orleans February IA, ls57-feI6 ly
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HARDWARE.

= LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
- ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton and
Euphrosine streets Qlce No. 106 ST. Charles street
laes. and most approved Patterns Of Rngs Va
randshs Doors Shutters ya1ls Bridges Straight and Crcn
WROUGHT IRON WORK for building purposes.
Haors sale the Old Stand los b. Charles street. New
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

CHOlCE WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
~ 2lha pipes of the brand Of J. Denis, Henry Moune Co.'S
10 half pipes brand Pinst Castiou Co. Cognac Brandy;
2Oqr =. :. Gabriel Bouvet :. ..
TO-. :. Melady :. :.
~ =. :. :. Planatt Co. =. a..
10 eighth. :. :. :. 1906 :. =.
l9 halves United PropretOrs' LaRochsle;
50 barrels superior old Bourbon whisky; -
60 medium, different grades
% old Monsngahela -
pipes Holland Gin; VI
100 baskets Champagne, Hedseck 4 Co.; -a=.
$50 cases Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps
800 Turner Brothers celebrated Ginger Wine;
casks :. :. :. :. =,
% :. :. Blackberry Brandy;
So, -. .. Raspberry :.
50 ;. =. Assorted Syrups;
800 different brands Btters viz: Bokers Hostetters
Gouley's Mills, etc;
100 2dozen each lb. Lobsters;
% -. CLAIMS;
50 AZ. -. q. :. Salmon;
casks quarts pnts London Porter and Scotch Ae
best brands.
large of Preserves Pie Fruits eies and Jams
Sardines, etc. ,s
Also general stock of Steamboat and Bar Stores hand
and for sale at the well known house Of
fe4 If CADY L HOLMES, Gravier ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

CHINESE SUGAR CANE -(PURE UNMIXED
seedA fresh lot Just received and for sale in lots suit
packages each sufficient plant One Half Acre Price ST pei
package, 81 80 postage prepaid, with full directions fo
planting. Address H. ". PITklN, at
HEALD, MASSIE & CO.'S,
as IS Carondelet ST., New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

GAZl1RAC BRANDIES WE HAVE GOOD
supply hand and receiving by direct imporatons
from France additions to our stock
favored brand w have 1875 IN eighth pipes 17ss in eighth
pipes We yite the attention Of the trade and connosseus
generally this article Is pure unaduerated For sale
on New York terms and prices by
WIN. +. .LKVERICH 4 CO., "a Old Levee st.
oL9 1Y ! Sole Agents in ala cffY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

CUNDRIES-
- 80 bbls Krout,
80 bbls Cider Vinegar,
SO bbls Bourbon and Rye Whisky
200 boxes Raisins, wholes and haves E-..5
90 boxes Genuine Hostetter Bitters,
= 100 cases Booth 4 Sedwick's GordialsGjn .#.l
100 baskets Heidsck's Champagne, 4
100 tierces Rice. .N 5as sg
G2o kegs assd Wheeling Nails In for sale by
mis tn Nos. Il and Poydras stpesst.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

- existing under the style of FEARN, DoNEGAN CO,
withdrawal Of NJ w. ST EELE. Either of the surviving part
ners is authorized to the Of the firm in liquidation.
GAN. n NJ. W. STEELE.
November s. 1856. JAMES H. DONEGAN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

DOTITABLE STEAM ENGINES-PLAETERs
visiting New Orleans requested call at the subscr
bers store and see in operation
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
got expressly for Plantation which for running Cotton
Gins, Corn Mills pumping water, cannot be exceled.
The first of these Engines less than that of the mules
that would be required do the of work.
they simple that ordinary capacity be
taught iu week.
Several different this city
giving entire satisfaction.
D. C. LOWBER, Agent,
layF6 6rnW Maray stre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24
SoUTlERN INSTITUTE, IN THE ODD FELL

SOUTHERN INSTITUTE, IN THE ODD FELL
- LOWS HALL.
PROFESSOR VIM HENRY PECK, late Professor of Bellies
Iettres and Elocution in the University of Louisiana ana
graduate OF Harvard College, Mass at The request oil many Of
those whose children pupils of the Grammar School OF
University Scholastic has opened
Classical Scientific and Military School in the Odd Fellows
Hail. opposite Lafayette Squareentmnoe on Lafayette street.
The English, French German Latin Greek and IL He6sew @
taught without extra charge as also all MIL
tay and Scholastic accomplishments Special attention is
given the Of each study to Grammar Arthne-
tic Mathematics oraor Eocuon and to genteany habits
and department.
Senior Class.,........... Sl2 per month.
Glass
Glass.
REFERENCES.
uo, p,erre Soule Robert J. Ker, ESD,
Hon Jobn b. Cotton, John G. Parhan, Jr.,
Hon n s McTay, Adolphus Hamilton, Esq,
Wm NJ PERKINS, ESQ.,, Gen. K. L. Mediation, p. NJ.
John NJ Huger, ESQ.,, VIM. L. Poole, Esq.
VIM T. Vincent, ESQ., DIR. Macauley
C. A. Miltenberger ESQ.,, aus "
I IGTITNING KODS-LIGATNING RODS
N NUTTING GOULD,
DEALER IN LIGHTNING R0DS-Orders lett in Box
No Mechanics and Dealers Exchange viii receive prompt
attention. a2ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

PRADFORD'S PORTABLE STEAM EN-
u GINES for Piauters use-Orders for the Engines
manufactured by j. N Bradford Il Co at Handsboro Miss
will be received by R. F. HARRISON
at the office of Wright, Allen & Co.,
a1TE1 y rra,-;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24

ORLEANS ACADEMY, SOUTH EAST SECTION
" Tiyoi Crcle-Feenh Annual Session.-The Fifteenth
ANIMAL Session of this Institution begins the list of Septem
ber, 1857.
The plan of instruction comprises general and extensive
tenn OF education 1t offers great advantages for the acquisition
Of Languages The French daily spoken in the School
the Classics thoroughly explained.
fine shade trees and shrubbery. :
For particulars appy in person. by letter. the Insu
ten. NJ D. DIMITRf, A. NJ.
aJp- 9n oi,a1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-09-24
WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETT BfiANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
IN appointed Agen for the old established house Of AR
randes Also sole Importer of the justly celebrated Pouney
Brandy now 10 receive orders for either the
the Union supply constantly hand Samples be
ul7 1y a. wDTEE Csncn atraat
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From the London Times Of September IS.
THE MONEY PANIC.

New York, that gay and lively city, adds
now TO its other excitements a panic. which
our correspondent ikens to various greparious
terrors and mishaps, such as bisons rush;ng
over precipice, and sheep running through q
hedge gap. But it is evident that a panic in
New York has its redeeming features; for
there are people there who thrive on q panic.
and can even get one up. It is evident, too,
that panic 10 we'll compared TO a rush for il
has direction, aud that direction ia as painful
to one side az it is ruinous to another. IL rem
resents run of money, leaving void at one
quarter of the compass, and giving to another
rather more than its due. A panic is not
merely species of commercial pathology; it is
an act OF intention, strength, and skill with au-
tnors, motives, victims, and all the rest that
constitutes action. Let US see, then, how
panic at New York operates upon American
railways and their numerous British sharehold-
ers.
Let rs suppose the British "capitalist ~
generally man who has earned his money
slowly, and his experience sill more SLOWLY
alive to a few of the perils that environ Amer
lean speculation. Let him be fairly up to a
pretended State guarantee, or an informal
State guarantee with flaw in it, to the danger
Of rival lines, and lines made simply to assist
in the making of lines, which will ruin them
"nOu uouc1 W TIC uaDScr VI manage ment, OF
amalgamations, of leases, and sales, which NAV
or may not have the general shareholder in an
unpleasant position. Let the Enelishman
either dsso5s the autumn of his days and the
Pickering fgat of his declining income to gain
ing an insight into these curiosities of Ameri-
can enterprise; or let him have the sense To
consult q broker, who can point out these dan.
gerous places on that smooth, seductive surface.
Still there remains one peril which hitherto has
not been 90 fully illustrated, and which many of
our readers must now be learning to their cost.
ha,lwsys in the United States, and few other
undertakings, appear to have an unlimited power
OF borrowing in q market of which the ups and
downs are wholly beyond all English ideas. All
the great lines have been borrowing in the New
York market on their own acceptances, and
have done so easily, as they have generally
been willing to pay the highest rates Of interest
Our own companies have done pretty much the
same, to their cost; but the highest rate of in
terest here Is not nearly so high as there, and
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sBssllsnt assangsmnt g. - nidAtvaAsh Z Il
vas . hrse ssnaEy hox. q =, esla4on she3s,
looking eaeA way, The uppss pass Al Of SEN,
bat fnrnishsd WITH curtaind snd on : kin< Of
dresser O. table wsrs asrungsd writing n re-
which might be required in haste, and suF ply
Of linen, napkins, &c. Here two Sisters va sh-
cd ell night long here Tie sccoupts we're ps,
and the private business Of the wards car led
on in the day.time; certain degree Of pr "a
cy Was thus secured for the ladies on duty, " ,sn
necessary. The Sapsier, whom Ne shouh. all
the matron, was IN elderly woman, wearing he
same simple, convenient, religious dress "a NE
others, and only recognised By the large bp ,ch
of keys at her girdle. +
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inches in bis stockings tApsah sbovs The ave.
rage, 10 not Q very unfair sample of the remain
ing nineteen, Who auxiously await your reply
TO this tender Of their services, and hope you
win accept the same in the manner thsy dssirs.
would suggest that you retain Jack, end il
HE place send back Tim Wseden With your no
ply. For ether information, refer you 10
Jack. ] would trust my life in his Keeping.
With high regard, your vary buslls seq
want, HoRACE RABDALL.
Gem Geo. WashingsOn, Philadelp1ia.
A few weeks since, says the Observer, in re-
pairing nantel piece 1t Mount Vernon, an
old letter was found, of which the ubove Il Q
true copy. It bad fallen through crevice,
and made a Judgement, where, without the
knowledge Of any one, it has remained undis-
tarbed for more than seventy years. What is
most remarkable in connection with this letter
is, that the soriter Is still alius, and still resides
in Fauquierl On being shown the letter, he
recognised the same. 1t was read to him BY
james Jeffries. YEA said he, " remember
veil. Sally Metcalf recovered from the shot
and with her husband afterwards moved ont TO
Kentucky. Her son was afterwards Governor
of Kentucky. They moved out With Colonel
Tom Marshall, in 1893. Colonel Marshan vas
Colonel of the Virginia Artillery Of the Thitd
AssB ttucus1 onu uuSut ~ tuO 0ottI0 OSouuy"
wine. Captain John Chiffon was under him,
and killed in that battle. Lafayette had inst
been promoted; was then about twenty ons,
and was wounded at the same time. Colonel
Tom MsrshaIl was the father Of John, after.
wards appointed Chief Justice Of the United
States. He died shout the year 1909 or 1908.
We have seen his grave at Washington, Mason
county, Kentucky, about five miles from Nays
ville." Az Mr.. Jefries came 10 that portion Of
the letter in relation to Jack Brown, Randall
was brought to tears. He exclaimed, Ny
Godi poor Jack Brown / was the cause of his
death, just 70 crafty Tim Weeden's wife, Who
had not seen her husband for two years" Mr..
Jeffries remarked, You did it all for the best,
in good cause, and it should not disturb you;
It shows the goodness Of your hear" Yes"
said he, those are precisely the words of Gen
eral Washington to me about eighteen months
afterWardsn t3e.fs8 ra lst
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ieet it 10 desirable that they should utterly
leave the city behind them. II is absurd TO 20
into the country to find the Injuries of q city.
II Is to get rid Of them that they 90. Men are
cnubered and hampered. by too much couye.
niencs in the city. They grow artificial. They
lose relish for natural beauty and the simple
occupations of rural life. Our children need q
separate and special training in country educa
ton. We send them to the Polytechnique for
eight months. But for four months we send
them to Gods school, in the openness and sim
plicity of the country. A diploma in this
school will be of service to body and mind
while life lasts
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xNTEkkSTlhG nELIC.--W0 uuO IN tuo I86t
number of the Culpeper Observer the subjoined
letter, addressed to General Washington by Q
citissn Of Fauquier county, Virginia, in the
year 1881:
Elk Run, FAUouIER Co., VA,
january 20, 1871.
DSAR 6n: General Arnold, with eighteen
hundred men, is now sncamped three miles
west Of this spot. They continue to exercise
the most unheard-of cruelty, indiscriminatsly,
on men, women, and children, and wanton do.
struction Of every kind Of property. All eyes
are turned to you for vengeance. Il was only
yesterday that Baltic Metcaf was shot from her
horse BY . British sentinel, while she Was en-
deavoriDg to make her escape. She ID the
wife of Captain Metcalf with whom you are
ven acquainted. win help you with twenty
mounted mep, most Of them good mazksmen
and, if no objection i made, they would prefer
70 be near You, aud bring with them their own
ri6es, in the use of which they win prove effect
nal. The bearer, Jack Brown, six feet ok
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The Boston Transcript says: eve hope some
day 70 be able to publish number of our pa
per that win not contain the denial of story
started by one of the sensation journals Of
New York; -
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Arrencnmah VINO nad dep0sltoo sum OF
money for safe keeping With friend, hearing
the latter Was about to fail, called upon him
and said, Sare, wants my monte" Ger
tainly, sir" replied the other, drawing ont his
check book, from which he was about to Ell mp
. check, when the Frenchman said, "Stop,
sare, you got de money! "Why, Of course"
said his friend, viii give you . check for it
Immediately" No, no" said the Frenchman,
off you got de money, no want him, but If
you no got him, den wants him."
In . recent French lawsuit of " separation
of property" brought by N. B. against his wife,
the husband produced three hundred bills which
he had 70 Pay in one year. Three Of the items
were - follows: First, Malakohf cages with Ar.
ti6cial springs, crinolines Bayaderss, q Ia Ouch
ssse and 10 Pompadour, 1900 francs. Secopd,
petticoats, in order to hide the said cages 5000
francs. Third, washing Of muslin petticosts
with founces, from month of May to the end Of
Juns, 1000 francs. Silk, jewels, and bonnsts,
are not reekoned. ..'.., 4.
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thrust him against the wall. He was about 10 .srs,
him down stain, when the spectators iptsrler-d ~
separated the combatants by force. Mr.. Dushss
fed on the first demonstration from Judge Bro-i.
Committee Of Investigation was appointed by a.
House, and they now taking evidence with y;.-
10 bring Messrs. Durham and Noble 10 40 aocsust..
biity for asssultiDg an officer Of the House While },
the discharge Of bis duty.
later account Of the Amir says that Mr.. Noble 4.
ferfered to prevent a fight between Messrs. Brooks
and Durham bu, was no, at al involved In the s~ss
The Committee reported 10 the House tha, Nj. Dus.
ham ought 10 apologize to Mr. BROOKE and also 70 M,
House; and this Mr.. Durham Is willing 10 do. La
M Brooks il is understood refuses 70 accept spoovv
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are ready 10 yield obedience 70 any one-whosoever he
NAV be-who presents himself with the prestige
Of su,bority-a tendency which has, on several occa-
ns led 10 the successful enforcement and elevation
IN the highest power Of men who hsd 20 other merit
than theft bold daring and reckless sudscity.'
We can well understand, however, why The
SOxh should look with so much satisfaction on tho
prospect Of the absorption BY US Of 80 much political
virus. II would doubtless very much strengthen
the hands of the saveholding oligarchy, and give
them fresh chances of debating the choice Of Presi
dent and controlling the National Congress. The
South, indeed anticipates, as well it may, certain
&" shock of sectional strife from this new an
pe1ation; but the Union, it thinks, will survive,
" rise from the struggle with infinitely greater
strength and more audacious ambition, and then
run q career Of conquest which will eclipse the
" universal empire Of ancient Rome" There is q
specimen for you Of Virginia trumpery and style Of
editorial eloquence which may serve to explain the
high admiration expressed BY The South for the
swelling and fsthy eloquence Of Santa Apna's
manifesto.