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Cooley FOR JULY.
JAMES'S LAST AND BEST.

LORD MoNTAGU's PAGE, Historical Romance Of
the Seventeenth Century, by G. p. X. JAMES
ALSO,
LECTURES OF LOLA MoNTEz, Countess OF Lands
Held Including her Biography
ALSO,
THE CRUISE OF THE BETSEY, a Summer Rambsc
among the Fossilifcrous Dcposites of the Hebrides
or Rambles of Gcologi-t, or Ten Thousand Niles
over the FossililerOus DcPosites Of Scotland, by
Hugh Miller, Ii ID. just received by
Je2s-u CHARLES W. SMITH
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MisfrllanufoIus.


rs in receipt of fine assortment Of Cents BOOTS.
i SHOES AND CATERS; with very desirable
styles for warm weather. good assortment OF BOYS
ege ST. jyl0-tf
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ufD EMBELLISHMENTS.
F Further Reduction.
- - -

JULY 10TH, 1898.
Through Rates of Freight from
New York to Nashville, 81
In connection with New York Side Wheel and Screw
Steamship Lines, to
. CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
THE following rates to take effect on and after JUNE
L 1ss, 1858:
New York to Nashville.
First class, per 100 lbs. Observation-Disclosures SIS
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It's evident that lie noble patrrian knew pretty
well the style Of proceeding calculated to win in a
canvass, and might have made irst.rate election.
eerer or stnmper. But he had no stomach for it.
He "tred it on" two or three times, but Invariably
flew into violent passion, and finally made a com.
pete mess ofthe whole business and got kicked out
of Rome. We believe is the only authentic case Of
the kind on record certainly nothing of that sort
ever takes place in modern days and if the uufortu.
nate Marcus could but have had Mr.. Buchanan, on
Mr. Sidell, Or some other smart Democratic politi-
clan to pull the wires for him in the primary meet
ings and manage the matter afterwards before the
people, he would have been nominated unanimously
and elected Consul by an overwhelming majority.
As regards Mr.. Buehanan's letter, We must saw
that we never before saw anything of the kind to
equal il in bad taste and trust we never may again
During the Presidential canvass of ls5G Mr. Breckin,
ridge-then candidate for the Vice. Presidency
took to the stump and solicited votes hat in hand.
That was bad. Since his election and while holding
that high office, he has again taken to the stump.
That is still worse and now on the heels Of it comes
this letter Of President Buchanan, which is simply
eXecrabe and abomnable SO much so that we al
first regarded it as undoubtedly spurious We have
no right to so regard it any longer 1t has been
widely circulated and neither Mr. Buchanan nor any
OF his organs have denied its genuineuess in any man
neF so far as we cun ascertain.
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nrgIgIsE 4lrRNaI. "a Nv 0REEANs.
s4@Es D, Rtxoa WttIIAN B. Ap-
BY NIXON e ADAMS.
0arIoH, 10. 10 oAmP sTRENT.

TERMSs
Crescent vii be- regularly served to subscribers IN inc
ing cssy every morning, Sundays excepted os
$40 gsar,in adyanca; hayearly and quarterly 81 inc
sasnersas 20 cents week, payable to the carriers
Advertisements per squarefrst insertionin a ea's
I'll; for svery subsequent insertion 50 cents
Advertisements page are charged u Tor every
Insertion.
published intervals will be charged u per
square for egary insertion.
Advertisements NOT married. VIII be published one MONTH or
longer and charged accordingly no advertisement Or SUD
seginon VIII until all arreaFages are paid at the
option 81 TIC propristors,
aYt,erai Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
which renders 1t desirable medium for adyer
srs Asa FAwly PAPER toifcuates largely, reaching
aav hundreds 81 early hour, and being read
approach business hours, consequently articls
III family ase may be adyantageOusy published in it,
columns
THE Ne lie ky CIR r sc EMIT
n pabsed every Monday morning at IS year, Invariably IL
sdyana8 Having extensive circulation throughout Lon
lsIana ssssippi Arkansas, Alabama Texas, and othr
ies presents afayorable advertisers ofnRkin
shaiF wares commodities known. Advertisements in
ssrted for 81 per square, each insertion.
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GAurIog, Every article of genuine merit and
high reputation is subject to extensive and gross
eoanterieits Many years since, Messrs. Lea 4 Per
rms Of Worcester, England, introduced their famous
Worcestershire Sauce to the American public through
lheT agents Messra. John Duncan & Sons, Of New
1ofk, and # i doubtless the finest sauce extant
unprincipled parties are now making and vending
spurious articles pat up in style as nearly as posi-
bile 70 resemble The genuine
Purchasers will do well to see that the names Of
Lea 4 PeFrins' Observe the speling) are upon the
wrapper, LABEL stopper aud bottle, and the name Of
Jno. Duncan Y Sons, New York, on tile red label.
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PRINTING. ErtssEiaaq!
NEAT! CHEAPu QUICKER.
CLARK & BRISBIN,

No. 70 CAMP STREET, over the Crescent Office,
Would respectfully call the attention of the public the
fact that hoy are fully prepared execute any every
scripton of PLAIN FANCY and ORNAMENTAL
Job Printing,
Such as Pamphlets Cards Circulars Bill Heads Receipts Law
Blanks Briefs Handbns Labels Ball Tickets etc. etc.
the most accommodating terms.
With their experience, doth being Practical Printers
voting their personal attention entrusted them
and their facilities they ac themselves that their work
not be eNceed, in any respect by any city
BOOK BINDING and RULING, in connection with Print
ing neatly executed. ano 2plyMo
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DIE d.

On Sunday, 18th inst Mt ~ O'Clock A. NJ A. j. WILT
aged years and months, son Of P. S, Witz
The friends of the family invited attend his funeral
which will take place this morning, at O'clock from hi
fathers house, No, Louisa street.
On Sunday morning the 18th inst at the residence Of Capt
John Amsden on Erato street of consumption Mrs ELIZA
OVERS aged i3 years.
The friends of the deceased and those Of Capt Amsden ar
requested attend her funeral this morning at 10 O'Clock
On Sunday morning the 18th inst Mt ~ O'Clock Of lock
York
The friends and ac'aptuces Of the family are requested Il
attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from the corn5
of Magazine and Girod streets.
Rg@Ncw York and Illinois papers rlease conx
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CngI Nteet Giue uolsl. Orders.

Our friends customers will please their orders
for FALL and WINTER CLOTHING and SHIRTS soon MS
possible.
The balance of our stock Of FINE CLOTHING we sell
At Cost for Cash!
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
auI2 2p6t cor Canal and st. Charles SITS.
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ELEGANT snanlgR CLorHNG.z-New supplies of
e laestatgsit sad beautiful eolhpg furnishing
goods heYe been received the popular Establishment
Meas z Gnfouls Co. No. is Charles and 81 Com.
aeil street. Alknds o travelling goods are included in lle
a4, and whether gentlemen intend leaving 10 w staying
rs h0las heg Should male poip u ytsit establishment
5Ses aaYsgtsemenf
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PArEa YorR HousEs.-Uu Questionably the most
aaa tasteful method OF decorating house inside is to
80 e W1ls with se@e Of the splendid new style papers
which @essrs Baumeach EyeTs No d F.xebans piss A.
now etsfins sell aadlo pm up See her alTesferaert
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NorTeE TO TAx.P AyRRs,- The Board of Assessors
announce that they have completed their rolls for
la5s, and thai the same may be inspected by all
concerned, for thirty days from the 10th inst, from
to2 o'clock daily Sundays exceptedl at the See.
retarys office, room No. Is, city Hall The Board
further give notice that they viii be at the office
daily from the Esd to the 18th of September incu
alye oF the purpose Of revising the rolls upon app-
cation Of parties considering themselves unfairly as
sessed See Nh. Dueatel's notice in another column
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BUTTER, SUGAR A;D BrrrERs,-These articles. of
Orange county, Stewards and Lovernsrs aud losetef,s
have been received in fresh quantities by Messrs Thompson
Barnes gfeeefs Nos % and % Common The adyer
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Litite's Patent
Roote, shoes attg Rronatee,

At WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchiug BOOTS,
BRoaANs Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Ca,
peaohy HATS, the lowest mark prices, by
FROST b CO,
No. ID IAgazns aEleel.
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E GENrLEuEN.s FURNISHING. Goops,
81 70 taking stock and bis departure for lie NORTH.
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REGATTA OF TIE CRESCENT Cry YAoHr Clup.-
The first regatta Of the Crescent City Yacht Club is
e take place on Monday next, 23d inst, at noon.
The place is to be opposite Dan Hickok's and the
race is 10 come of, rain Or shine.
The race will be open to three classes of boats, as
follows first class, Is to % feet second class II to
II feet and third class, II feet and under.
Ihe rules Of the Crescent City Club are similar to
those Ct the sonthei Yacht Club; and as the new
CLUB is composed Of young gentlemen who have a
iall share o. the spirit Of water racing and know
what they are about generally, beautiful and excl.
ting regatta may with confidence be looked for.
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speer's Patent Clasp and Hoop I4o0 Rantlsl

hBeA Agency, No. 81 carondelet street NV os!eaDs.
J. s. C5PEs Agent.
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Howard ASSOCIATION Association is now
aaetiye operation for the relief Of the INDECENT sick
By fellow fever list Of the members and their
residences will be found advertised in another part
this mornings Crescent. If it Is unpleasant to have
q record the spread Of the yellow fever in our midst
Il lisa connteracting pleasure to hear Of the death
defying and lfe-saying Towards being in the field
against their ancient enemy. God speed them in
their noble work.
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gH.Nl F5aper! EE,aN E8ape,,!

sEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
10 Ma ~ RoyoIst,
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INSURANCE AND CoILEcFIsG AGENCY

Ne4g York LIE Insurance Company.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Ptes!dyeA.
PLINY FREEMAN, AetueIg.
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ourselves and we left his classes with the settled
| conviction, that while drones would have most IN
comfortable time with this Professor faithful students
would find all the aid necessary for their advancement
to the most distinguished attainmens.
| The classes examined in Greek cvinced a high de-
gree Of scholarship. The passages to be read were
generally assigned by ourselves and in almost every
instance the students read these selections correctly
and ar7ere; ~, readiness the questions PROFOUND.
ed grammatical analysis. They seem to appreciate
the privileges hey enjoy in receiving the instructions
of professor having, as Greek scholar no superior
in the country
The above remarks may be applied with equal
force to the examinations conducted in the depart
ment of Latin.
The classes under the care of the Professor of Mod
ern Languages, we found making steady and rapid
improvement The accomplished professor in this
department, native Of France, has certainly abund-
ant to be satisfied with the proficiency attained
| by the students under his charge.
Those Of us who have been members of previous
examining committees of this college, remark with
pleasure the improved grade Of scholarship in all the
classes,
We cannot close this report without expressing our
satisfaction with the perfect harmony existing
between all departments Of the college. And we
notice with still higher qualification the respect and
affection evidently entertained Dyu the students for
the President and each memberof the faculty. Long
may this state of things continue and the career Of
Centenary College be crowned in the future, al It has
been in the past, with such gratifying evidences Of
harmony, prosperity and usefulness.
To the commanding talents, great zeal and elIlci
ency Of the honored President the college is evil
IDENTIFY much indebted for its present high cousid
},1+-l l., i
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HATS, CAPs. s4U.,

AT Wholesale,
W6are constantly SILK Eu,
Cashmere PapREa LeEhorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican Bn
Wcol HATS. atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST b Co.,
j7l32pAW No 10 magazine street.
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a1" Look omt for limitations of Lea Il PER-
rims Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement John Dan
ca4,t Sons aulG zplawly
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c,ANDs' sARsAPARuALA,
- IN QUART BOTTLES
For Purifying the Blood

u this rnTely vegetable preparation e 259paEss Of a. a.
tiseptie mild cathsftie sna TONIC peags .s
- T.. ,J Fs.5 sf.EE.s 4gae slrfki5,. Ia
'-,4Is ,-oi3Jy VI aets yttb
EXTRAORDINARY Potency
or,t.,,i,. ,,.,,.og men, y,,-,
~ dsie'eH'ls paFue'es ana N.t $780,! te..3 ~
e4l"'He lHe eiFe'aN'p' ii ~, hae
y.soF 10 we fyst , a'', II
'lssaSe' y = l'E.' Z
Eminent Fhyslet"As'
who have proved its efficacy BY many years experience ana
admit It 10 be the most powerful and sscag preparation
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eV6tV SR0UIFIg 5OI0O15e
N. B. COINS,
Who for the past twenty-five years. has been the head Of
the profession his city would respectfully inform his old
friends aud that he has opened New Establishment
No. IL Exchange Place,
Opposite the PostOfhce
Which them will ii every way worthy of theh
patronage From his long experience in this city, he aers
himself that he thoroughly understands the requirements Of
the public and will his best edeavors meet the approba
ion of all who him with their AS he has
arrangements with number of the very BARRIERS the
Southwest customers may assured that they will be
tended with skill pfompness and dispatch at all times
N. B. COINS,
No. IA Exchange Place,
m25 2pf Opposite the Post Office
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MA II u, il L ~.

III Cinclnna Ohio the 49, ut by the Rev Mr. Green
at, Judge John W. PRICE, Of New Orleans, FLORIDA
daughter Of Geo Williamson ESQ, Of the former place
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pRTENT ISDEsTRUCFIBHE WATER PIPES.
A oHAKLEs 9. BIER, VA. c. 5EEPuEEs
Q. @. BIER Z. co,
No. % CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
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Weekly Crescent forwarded them have etthe'
alsitsd for any specified Zine, By sariag thsi'
CssTENAEy t-s4sE LOUISIANA Col
lege, located al 9on La, and anasF the patron
age ofthe NJ 2, Church South. is ON V the most
prosperous, and most useful and admirable educa-
0nal institutions III the South II has gone on, in
clsasing Id importance from year to year, and its
patronage swelling, until it may now be pointed to
with pride by all Lousianans, and in particular by
The members of the denomination with which it is
assmilated. The College buildings and improve
ments have latterly been largely added to-; and
whilst the facilities for study are now complete, the
general healthfuness and pleasantuess of the locality
and the refinement and hospitality Of the surround
iHg population are all that can possibly be desired
as accessories to tranquil and comfortable mental
application.
The best idea Of the educational scope and acii
ties Of Centenary College, may be derived from a
hearing Of the names Of the different professors Of
the faculty, and the branches Of study taught The
President Of the College and the Professor Of Mental
and Moral Science is Rev John G. Miller, NJ. A.
and the Others rank az follows: Rev VIM H. Scales
Professor Of Mathematics; A. R. Holcombe, A. NJ
Professor Of the Greek Language; G. H. Wiley, A. NJ.
Professor Of the Latin Language; Thomas S. Jones
II. Al, Professor Of Natural Science Emile lie Page
II. Al. Professor Of Modern Languages Rev. A. G
Miller, AZ NJ, Principal Of the Preparatory Depart
ment VIM. z. Noteworthy, Tutor, and W. j. Crerar
Professor Of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
The next term Of the College will begin on October
9Th Particulars to terms, etc, will be found ad
Yertsed il another part ofourpaper, and application
may be made in this city To the Rev John G. Keener
u to the Rev g. G. Gillespie, at No. ll2 Camp
street.
As something worthy Of perusal, we would direct
attention tothe report Of the Committee Of Examina
ton, recently submitted upon the conclusion of the
iators for the present year IT is to be found in
another column
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SASS prizes amounting .#j29ug8
whole Tickets slOi Halves IS; Q1Frtsrs 1880.
s- Circular showing Plan Of tis Lotteries viii nv
sent 10 any one lesreus Of receiving T.
5000 Prizes Of s2Ow determined By ts 7s fguFs OF
number the $4,000 prize. For example II tho
number drawing the $40 gOUprze ends vita No J. then stA
tickets where the number onB in viii BE eated to W. "a
Tie number ends With No q then a The ctsts Who're theHEza
Der ends in 2w be entitled $40, md 50 OF r. g.
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets
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IS METALS COCKS, etc.


DtssoLUTIoN.,..,.s.,...,.... DISSOLUTION
The firm Of G. 9. BIER co is this day dissolved by mu-
nal consent WAI, G. STEPHENS retiring the remaining
der the style of G. G BIER CO. for his own account and
Hone charged with the liquidation Of the affairs Of the
nf ana would respectfully solicit continuance the patron
age SO literally bestowedupon the late firm.
HM G, STEPHENS,
New Orleans, July is. 1853 q. q. BIER.
NOTICE.
IN referring to the above dissolution having sold my entire
interest IN the business lately conducted by O. C. BIE CO.,
al No. W Camp street to CHARLES O. BIER would solicit
eontnuhnee Of their favors from my friends to the remaining
partner who will continue the business style
heretofore at the place and for his avn account
Respectfully HM G.. STEPHENS.
New Orleans July Is, 1863
O. c. BIER ~ CO.,
PLUMBERS,
Dealers in Cooking and Paor Stoves Ranges Brass Cocks
Lead Pipe Sheet Lead Pumps Agent fg the Maryland
Gas Co.'S Apparatus, also the JefIery Pumps
No. IS CAMP STREET,
iyl9 2p5-3p27t New Orleans.
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I7I32p4u
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SALE OF THE Cry WHARyEs,-A most important
adjudication is tobe made at u o'clock to day by
the Comptroller, at his Office in the City Hall and
that's the REHABILITATION Of the revenues Of the city
wharges the previous adjudication, Of the 2lst Of
July having been rejected This is a very important
matte as well for the city for the interests of the
individuals contemplating bid, and has been much
discussed late and we shall therefore expect to see
some heavy competition in The bids All the parte-
ulars oTthe sale The length ana conditions of the
contract, the data upon which to base calculations
and the wharf ordinance in full, are published in the
Official DEPARTMENT. Of to-day Is paper, fourth page.
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III Pr q r, Crane leaves for New York to day.
lie viii be absent about six weeks. In the mean
time Tue matitudes that usually consult him must
await bis return with the best patience and fortune
they can command. The Doctor has been unusually
successful in his treatment Of diseases Of the throat
and lungs and, indeed, the success which has al
NEST uniformly attended his practice, demonstrates
alike his skill fidelity and capacity. There are hun
dfeds Of witnesses who willingly testify to the bene,
fits they have received from the Doctors manage
ment Of their respective ailments which had set at
nalght the remedies applied BIZ other physicians Of
The highest reputation. His chemical baths possess
The utmost excellence, and should he extend them on
scale Of sufficient magnitude there will be little
necessity for visiting the Hot Springs of Arkansas
We sincerely wish Dir, Crane pleasant ard agree
able trip to the North. an equally happy return and
q prosperous sojourn amongst Us hereafter.
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FoUNpGRED-on the 9TH inst. the brig r. Fl. Rae,
loaded with wheat, oundered in gale on Lake Erie
and went down. The captain, his wife and the crew
escanel in snaIl bnat
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I'VE Resf .f0tcrtcall fsi0llOs
4Yas Eastern Clarion,

s. K. ABdAS,..,.... .EDTToR.
WEEKLY NEWSP APER having the iargestcrcuatior
of Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium New
cans.
ordersforadyertisingl eftat the CRESCENT OFFICE will
be pUnctually attended to.
aa-FRANK 4. RARTLETT,aseutto New Orleans ja7 2p
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Eifty Thousond Tlekets.
Na1RLr oNg RRLzE a aHERT We NoEAEs.

FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIEST
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Patience IHas und Her Perfect Work.
Notice.

TN obedience to decree of the County
l. Court at Athens, rendered at the July
term, 1858, will, on Saturday. the 2lst day
Of August next, proceed to sell, on the premi-
ses, to the highest bidder, Subject to the
minimum price) the following described
Tracts of Land, to wit: Forty acres. situate
in the first range, West of the meridian, 4th
fractional township 18th Sec, and the North.
east corner OF the South west quarter of said
section. One Hundred and Sixty acres, being
the Southeast quarter of the twelfth section,
in the fourth fractional township, second
range, West of the meridian. Twenty acres,
being a part of the North.we quarter of
section twelve, in fractional township -four,
and second range West of the meridian-all
In the Hiwossee District. All of which Lands
are adjoining and to be sold in one body -
The above Land lies in the 18th civil district
OF McMinn county, Tenn.-it being the same
upon which George McMurry now resides.
TERMs on SALE:-One hundred dollars to
be paid cash in hand, and the balance in
equal instruments, at one two, and three
years, with interest from date Of sale. Bond
with good security to be given for the unpaid
purchase money, and q lien retained upon
the Land until the whole ia paid.
WM GEORGE, Clerk
July 0, lS5s-td-prs fee S9,60-5ll