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PATIENT INDEsrRUoTrBLE wATER,PIPEs.
L ga4RIEs d BiER. WEE. G. BTEPHEFs.

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No. 95 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
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In this fast age wherein parties multiply just in the
ratio That eleyating and patriotic principle becomes
soar6er and seareer If ii rather cheering than other
wise Is observe that those Fho are exclusively respon
sble for and are absolutely hound o pay the expenses
debts etc of tie nation, are moving here and there
with view towards taking hand in the admins
tration ii The government hereafter. The move is
good one, ID many respects, and il prosecuted with
1 4 proper degree Of energy and perseverance may
achieve some success lii various quarters. The ne.
gsct OF to take an active part In elections,
/ hos no doubt brought great many evils upon the
country which are now loudly complained OF.
Speaking of this new party the New York Herald
| Of the 18th says.
THE TAXPAYERS PARTY MOVING. We learn
with considerable pleasure that the Taxpayers Of the
Twenty first Ward have organized e Tax Payers
Association, which already numbers over Two hun
arsd bona lide paying members, and which number
is increasing daily. 1t il not the intention of the
Association to hold any meetings until it counts at
least i've or SIX hundred members, which il undoubt-
eddy viii do as soon as maayof the residents OF the
4 ward now in the country return To town. We have
the circular of the Association before u.s. in which we
! End itsobieet stated thus:
Ad TIE purposes of This society shall be to exercise a our
ta " ps5y r. II Nh
toed n our men o nomaes can ttdae ourselves
| our power e insure its success the polls.
This IS the proper way To correct the abuses OF the
city government, and We Y, hope tas taxpayers o.
sgel ware \, III e sy VII sl mia II
WORK Il XII, reform before tfIenl. : 49,
ssThe taxpayers, party win not succeed In New
York, II II destined to meet aortifying repulse.
Id least such Is ON decided conviction, although we
wish tbat NE could think otherwise Not one in thirty
ct the voters IF Gotham ID taxpayer: and to sup.
bose tl,at twenty.nne, who have l To gain and no
thing to lose, viii submit to preference Of that kind
Ill simply preposterous. with j mixed, homogeneous
population, many Of them radical Red Republicans
with thousands who hold I'd the doctrine that prop
erty ID robbery amy effort to secure municipal
government Oh ANYTHING ikea tax-paying basis with
taxpayers al its head would be looked upon by the
numerical majority ii criminal in the highest degree,
ana would be resisted accordingly. About all the
nriviIepas noY aecorleti tI,e of New
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Talk Oh 1Iaas 4 y l,

Following tho accounts 81 the intelligence Of the
arrival III Qasbee of The steamer Indian with dates
from Liverpool BIZ The i4t waa Tbs announcement Of
the interruption oR Cape Race, of the steamer
Europa, on Sunday morning with dates from Liver
noal " the l7th Commercially the accounts al
hand yesterday we're very meagre and not satisfac-
taFy IL shippers af cotton Faler details were ex.
pecsaa lass night The sales of cotton are reported
fgF The week ending HE 16th, 1T al 900 bales,
There Was not much talk going Oh yesterday. The
receipt o tWo bales Of cotton of the growth of this
season formed little topic early ID the any. Most
every one connected with Tile cotton trade has Of
course seen The samples The quality does very well
for commencement.
There considerable stir on tho leyee yesterday.
Several boats With fun eargoea arrived from the
West ID arrivals of vessels from yea, though linz
tied yet a1e Sufficient to keep considerable business.
There il g0od deal 81 tohaeeo 10 BIZ exported The
atock Il nov larger than Il has been or eleven years
past and Tile receipts haye been exceeded only once
within the Same time.
1he Northern mail yesterday brought dates as late
as ius Though letters aya received via The jackson
Railroad II ige days The paper mails come the Old
roufe. ssveEa Nj oar citizens aft last week for New
York by tile Jackson Road; but many more have
taken thelne boats b Memphis, and thence BY nail
Eaad ID the North ana East gqing through Virginia,
taking The several springs Id their Fepte and many
remaining there
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Diseases OF the TYer0Qt and Las5ags

DIR. @. P. CRANE,
Whose successful in Diseases Of the Throat
Lungs by inhalation of Chemical Medical Va
well known be the only reliable and philosophical
Of eecng in those and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice
established a PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough of all Chronic Functional Diseases BY
of vergues' Electro Chemical Baths Gayanism and
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat Lungs and unable visit city desire
suon list of Questions has been prepared and will be-
warded application to DR.. O.,
No, 1i6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Iphang Apparatus, Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in particular Patients
the country be with Institute
jyJg 2paIoYeFrEWGm
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Th g Gro : s !.


We present to our readers, through the kindness of
Of cotton houses the following extracts from
letters received;
UPPER RED RIVER, F" Arkansas West" July Ell
have 1900 acres in cotton this season. and, although
il looked small and backward the prospect upon the
whole encouraging until about the LIST inst when
the boil worm made their appearance What will be
the extent Of the damage is hard to conjecture.
CARROLL Co., Miss, July 22.--our crops are doing
tolerably well in the hills, but some little water on
the river though not enough to affect the crops ma
terialfy, except in some very low plantations.
WILKINSON Co.. Miss, July 20,--0ur crops look
very promising. We expect heavy yield this year
| il no accident happens to it.
\ AvoYELLEs PARIsH, July 13.--The crops are good
in this neghborhood, and more cotton planted than
usual Cotton looks well at present. but it is inpos.
sbe TO say what the issue will be, is subject to so
many accidents.
SIaS&sPoRT, July I4-Crops are Injured materially
by the constant rains which have been falling for the
past two or three weeks, but are still looking very
| fine
WARREN Co., Miss. July l8,-=As regards loss by
overflow, it is difficult to approach certainty. Most
persons are disposed to undenate their loss. The
injury by siepage is very great and will be slow in
passing OIL having no escape but by evaporation or
absoFpti n. think may put my loss Of cotton at
one third, and my brothers the same; and of corn
tWO-thiras lost.
| On STEAMBOAT, July I9--I am on nv wav home
from my plantation and suppose you may be inter-
ested to know how fare amid the high waters. On
my own place the crop to this time is as fine as
have ever had ---1s place is hurt considerably
/ by siepage-Water, but will make pretty fair crop.
--'s place is failure. 1t may make 800 bushels
corn aud 30 bales cotton, which is more than can be
said of any other place on the Bayou. A new place
| We were opening on Otter creek is all under. The
river counties look desalaton ITSELF and the damage
cannot we'll be estimated Issaquata county will not
make than 900 bales against 81 600 last year.
| Washington county will make more and fall short a
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED

Mr. EDMUND NJ 1vENs, Agent for P. Rahn,s Eagle Ma.
chine Works of Richmond the 2st of tune for
Richmond He will return with very heavy shnment Of
those celebrated Portable and Stationary Engines for driving
Cotton Gins. Corn Mills Saw Mills, etc. etc. early in October
next.
Everything connected with these Works is of Southern orr
GIN Even the Saws made in the South and each one
aneed against defect.
The success these Engines and Saw Mills have met with in
the South for ihe thirteen years. and in This part Of The
South for the last three has been encouraging as to
warrant these extensive Works in doubling their capacity We
send cur own mechanics machinery and expressly
guarantee each machine.
Planters remember is your interest to patrons these
Southern Works.
Es-My office from LIST Of October next will be No rT,,o,
street, New Orleans. EDMUND NJ. IYENs
leis om&~ General southern Agent.
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HHE eogCOR1N AND MuRuAGA AFF4TR.- Mfr, u.
ne hnFuagaa haspuhlshed series Of 9 protocols ID
relation % the officially with F. goteeran Of Wash.
ington the last 81 which, dated i'll the Gilmore House.
Baltimore June ath informs Mr. GOcoran that haY-
ng inEliaseauppn him iadignity or mortal INSULT
inc writer awaits any communication be may see t
70 make Ihe friends og the young gentleman should
take him " charge and obtain Ills earliest return 10
the laad " Don aaixose. propensity for fixing
deadly quarrel upon elderly gentlemen does moi
sabsiae there Aosnante aud a. unressting wind
mill might he recommended Al d specific.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27

Tn INV stoops or VAR Washington letter
writer's say that the Secretary Of the Navy has been
the victim Of severe pressure for The allotment 10
the competing Navy Yards 81 Tie building Of lie
steam sloopsofWaF ordered By Congress. long
continued effort was made 10 secure the building of
two b thess vessels 1t aadh of the New York and
Philadelphia yards, but there came cry from Kit.
terry. Washington Pensacola and san Francisco pre-.
testing against such monopoly of the crumbs By
tae nearest md HuEdiest menduantB. The Secretary
has promised with The inpprtunates by assigning
org sbip each 10 Boston Brooklyn, Philadelphia and
Norfolk. The building q small steamer. for extra
nagal purposes, haa been assigned d San Francisco
OF ssaieia.
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Wills Of BaITIsa suHJEoTs ABRolB.--A bill Of
Sir B, Bethel, The late soliatorGeneraI, and Nh.
acton AyFtpns enaets that no British subject dying
abroad shall be- deemed to have acquired lomcile
unless resident therein Toy three years preceding the
death, and tee same with respect "a foreigners resi-
dent IL England The net will, o. course, depend on
acoaVeatioa between Her Majesty and any foreign
ssate When subjects 81 foreign states shall die In
The United Kingdom and there shall Do no persons to
administer 70 their Estates The e0nsnls Of such fer
efafI states may aGtalaster
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The Patent understandable Water Pipes,
PLUM BERS,
TIN, COPPER, link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS
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The planters of South Carolina have lately organ.
lied an Horticultural and Pathological Association
The following gentlemen were elected officers for
the ensuing year:
President, Dr. ]. c. ", Mcdonald yiee.presiaent
Col, VIM, Gregg Treasurer. Il. ". Ravenel, Esf., !!
Secretary, d, ]. @. Wood Directors Messrs. j. e.
sIeedman, A. neGaEadeac. J. d, Legare. Jas. Poryis
". 6. Mood, Col W, P. Finley aud Judge q. NJ, b,
RQbeftaun. = =. -
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Actual Capital, sl,lo2,9G5 2s and rapidly aecumnlat-
ipg-on the Mutual Plan, DIVIDENDS 81 FEB GENE PEh
ANNUM Interest payable thereon In cash
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INSURANCE. AND COLLECTING AGENCY

new York Life Insurance Company.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, ActaaFy.
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GRa45 EsgH rRtTIOg III AduN1eH. Munich IL totake
ss place ID Tho iat pg cities which have followed ia
tha wake of London n making Great Exhibitions.
IN the Crystal Palace III Munich there ID to be- coll
leetea examples b theaFt 81 all Germany during the
past century. ItispFoposed to commence the show
ID Jniy and Wiliprohably remain open ill October
Farther II haa been resolved ID celebrate sometime In
September, III mighty jubilee, III important event
g tEe history u the eanitalof Bagefia III aeptem.
bit, 1855 foraeme ZOO years. Munich viii have been
3 oitY+WheFefere after The manner Of Germans,
there i I'd be much well deiberated enthusiasm exs
cited q at least displayed, The court, army and
AHFgheFs the local artat and poet world arc to unite
inmalsing joyful noise and gay spectacle before
themselves and sheaf Yiatols Professions and festi-
vais, tournaments n the open air and balls ia The
close atmosphere with ailahe eharms and pictures
gaenesaof varied costumes are to BE- called Into fe.
QUESTION. TheFeaFs many eaFinstieB Of old German
life dispersed throughout The country which are I'd
~ concentrated and made into an exhibition. Four
railroads now run into Munich, which will facilitate
fire great soncoarge expected BY the inhabitants.
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SANDs' sARsAPAIEELLA,
y IN QUART BOTTLES,
For Purifying tire Blood.

III this purely vegetable preparation the properties Of an an
septe mild eatherte and tonic medicine are
~ qu.sAiy Iysse .' sl ft5aaas ,hrs irp M
s ,a a. %n'eh Il, o nS ,,
rsrn ,oI,nT,y.pv pnTEycy
.,.aa.tu, 49,, s...,
all deetorions particles and wiz speedily purify me blood,
equall@e 'ne cFcaleHoHr improve we ApPs'9' p @ %
Egor to the system and gradually, oF surely Ae
disease 1t II highly recommended BY many
Eminent Physicians
who have proved its efficacy BY many experience and
~ u Ia ia mast novarful and searching preparation
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EK.aLl ED0peg! TEsNEt PNpeg.!

good selection Of Fine Medium and Low Priced Papers
just received, good assortment of CABINET HARDWARE
and UPHoLsTERERs' TRIMMINGS, CAMPEEEE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES,
ETC., ETC, At Lowest Cash Prices by
HEATH g. MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents for W. Tden Nephew's
rn2S qpIv ealehrota1 ronai yar,ish
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The grand nephew Of Robert Morris, and Benjamin
West aud nephew of Robert Fulton, recently applied
to the Mayor of Philadelphia for the humble situation
Of watohman Of one Of the schuylkl reservoirs, and
Ealed to net FL
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Tha Philadelphia Pennsylvania states that George
n. MorrI the p0et, wiltbs rendered The Gonsulship
Oh I'LL paFkant Earopean port.
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The loss sustained BY the lite fire at tbe London
Dosk g estimated al three million dollars. including
5000 tons d sugar CSC tons Of satpetre 1000 bales
Of jute and hemp, 1000 bags Of rice, besides large
quantity q RIM and kfaHaf.
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THE FIRE Ar LnAvpSwoRrH, The total loss by
this freony amounted to $135 o0o of which $s5 900
was Insured The report that q man and two boys
had been burned in the theater proves TO be ineor
rect.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS or 0ERTIFIOATEs
Enclose the money address the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by arstmaf
Purchasers have tickets ending in hgure they
designate.
The list of drawn Numbers Prizes will be pu
ehasere Immediately sitter the drawing.
a~Pnrehasers will please write their signatures plain
give their Post Office, County and State.
R-Remember that every Prize drawn and payable 1t
full, without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either TO samue
Swan Il Co.. Augusta, Ga, Or to
sAML SWAN u CO., Box So s, Post-Offce,
je26 2p&W New Orleans La
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aacRan RaLls III rnE 0LpGa gi4G--Ar. John
1ook Sri, d Lancaster county, PA. las In bis pos.
session, ID excellent state of preservation, Ger
man Bible printed one hundred ana fortysix years
ago. 4 vas brought % ths country from switzeEs
andhy tho great grandfather of The present owner,
and has remained ID the family ever since.
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presents favorable nodato advertisers 81 making
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27

SUPREME GouRT,-The Supreme Court of the State
Of Louisiana is now in session at this place. On
Monday only, Judge Spoffbrd was in attendance who
could do no more than adjourn the court till Tuesday
morning. The steamer Wm. W. Farmer brought up
Chief Justice Merriek, and Judges Buchanan and
Cole, when the court was regularly organized and
proceeded TO the dispatch of business
The promise y for q busy session. Sixty new cases
have already been fled and the number win nroh.
ably be increased to seventy, during the term.
There Is respectable attendance of the members
OF the bar from different parts of this district In
point 81 talent the bar Of North Louisiana will com.
pare agorably with the bar Of any portion not only
Of the State, but of the Union. as to their good
looks, candor e0nsTans 10 pass BY in silence this
braueho the subject. Suffice it to sy. we onlv prze
beauty when found in the eeatler sex-bat take them
as 2 Whole q more ohivarons aud heightened set Of
gentlemen the world does not know
Monroe Register
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The Patent knuestrWCth5Ie water " E8pesB
PL U N b FRS,
TIN, COPPER link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS
Plumbing Copper Tn Zine Sheet Iron Work done in al
their various branches,
Sheet lead Lead and Iron Pipes all Sizes Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Washand Basins and Stands Hip aud Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps etc. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WAsHsTANDs, suitable for water.
works or without beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and we'll selected assor
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bib Cocks sop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; Washsand Sink Buters', shAmpoonng Compression
for hot or cold WATER Lager Beer and CeEn Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks Of all kinds; Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ags and Hose Pipes from inches; and all Bras Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven to very article of the kind nowin
Also the celebrated Charter Oak Amazon stoves ali
that will cook for six hundred .
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFEREY's DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP With solid India Rubber
Balls for vRvesThree sizes Nos and 4; prices 800 SSb
and S50To raise from Is 81 perpendicular aud
the from 80 l0fee clear Of the nozzle with only
the brake They superior any other Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all azes, patterns
and prices always hand, either wholesale retail Also
Parlor Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats, Hotels or Plantations supplied,
F All work done by warranted to give satisfaction. Or
c. c. BIER Il CO.,
OILY No. IS Camp street New Orleans.
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etevsF cause hey may have originated, and no mat
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The officers IT The steamer John Raine have
SaF Trunks gaF ate river faFars.
lsoths officers of the Dr. Huntingdon, for late Red
river papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27

RAvAEseqefal additional American vessels Of
war will Il q aaidi b Immediately ordered to the
NateFa Of Puget Sound - 9el 10 keep ID order as 70
protect our citizeas who are fooking to the Frazer
river gold fields.
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slcnl. b 80 EoELerlea
SWAN & co. CONTINUE 10 DRAW AS USUAL, WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION.

Swan 81 Co.'s lotteries are Legal
AND AUTHORIZED By THE STATE OF GEORGIA
nsThe late attempt to inure firm has shown that cur
lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY that Prizes are PAID
PUNGTuALd.Y asd that our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any ether Lottery IN the world
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN 90,
Managers Sparta Academy Lottery Of Georgia. In each
Of their Single Number Lotteries for June, 1858,
AUGUSTA Georgia. public, under the superintendent Of
Commissioners
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work by Martin Luther, never before translated
into English, has Just appeared in London It is
called The Creation: A Commentary on the First
Five Chapters of the Book Of Genesis
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The race was the usual one Of The Club--triangu-
lar distance, Is miles; angles Of ii miles, twice
round After much sailing about and counter sailing
the fleet got under way the firing Of the last gun,
at two minutes before o'clock. Mahoneys new
boat the Stella taking the lead. Those that were
there wonld take interest in our repeating all the
interesting little particulars that occurred in the first
round those thatwere not there must blame them
selves for having missed witnessing them. The
yachts completed the first round ia time and order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-27

LAKE PoNTcH4RrRAlN, July 26 1SS7-Annual Regatta Of
the Southern Yacht Club Triangular Distance fifteen
miles, Angles and half mites, twice ronEd Starting
gun fired minutes before O'Clock Silver prizes
for each
First CLASS Time
II. G. MusErove's aieard, 2 h. 50 m. 90 S.
H RRteshide'a Crocodile, m. 90
SECOND c LASS.
Juo MRhopeys Ste{tu, hi 81 M so 8.
A. BoEron's Edgle,.. 80. ...t ..4..,.,.. Dstanced
Jos Collins LDs8s. ......,....... DStauced
THIRD GLASS.
R. G. Musgrose,s Spirit Of The Times. 2 b. Is l5
"A G.3reen's Carrie h. II 10
]. q. Prague's Phantom, h. II m. 40
In the second class, the Eagle and Lotus did not
round the home stake consequently are not entitled
to placing in the race. The Phantom came in last
in the third class but being foot shorter than the
Carrie, and being allowed under the rules fortyfye
seconds In the race is entitled to the second position
In her class
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In another nIaee tbe shield sayg

We understand that the planters below town, whose
crops were destroyed by the overflow, are busily en-
gagged in planting their entire places IN corn Ii the
season should prove favorable they hope to retrieve
portion OF their losses in this way They were not
dsheartened by the late calamity but are snguine Of
being able to prevent its recurrence.