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The failures in the British provinces for the same time
numbered A, and amounted 10 S96S, 900.
1t viii be by these figures that the cottongrow-
ing States of the South have the advantage over the
arrowng States, with the exception Of Tennessee.
which exhibits heavy record. In like manner the
eastern and Atlantic States generally make farcr show
than the western States such Illinois and Missouri,
where reckless method of transacting business pre-
walls.
On the whole the existing state OF the country shows
it's wonderful vitality and capacity to itself from
the disasters But this fact should not deceive
us as to the danger Of the mode OF doing business which
has hitherto characterized this country. Too much
pansion in trade in the Of the frog in the fable
will inevitably result in bursting.
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U, s. cxHroL ExrEssux WASHINGTON AerkDucz ofFsx
fa Washington september 30sh 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS. received oce until ls nrt
day Of Iecember for fanng to ground @ tho
Extension or Sze the columns II tbs
exterior porucos q Thai building.
The danaEsionE felows;
One hundred shA including tho upper f tho base each
shah TO be twenty hye fce and oneh inches height from
The bottom of sa.i the upper astrael
The dAEseser u the piece sat be three feet
ghiE inches diameter m tho shaft shove the
base be three feet the neck below The capital Two fcet
and eighth inches the diameter q the astfaga % be
inches These e dien
sions Of the work Hhen nnlsled e5s
All the blocks Rcabbed DIMENSIONS and 10 be FREQ
from al defects which would bleshes In the finished ciumns
rhc above shafts bo & white American marble similar 10 color
tension, which cuneE from Ice, Massachusetts
Every proposal should he accompanied with block Of least
cubic specimen the marble offered This speci-
VIA chemical and mechane before
being accepted fo the work
rhe proposals. should within which marble viii
be delivered and should be accomplished BY written
Euei responsible the thai he
they undertake. that the bidder bidders w his their bids be
accepted into obgson within ten days with good and sum
securities, for tho completion of The undoaken said
by the certificate the Untod
Judge United States District Attorney Navy
cer ihe general Individual known the Engineer
Department d War that the abe 70 make good their
guarantee.
The right reject any
decind advantageous and 70 make oher fr procuring
the marble
Proposals win be fpashng single
blocks blocks Of less than four et 10 lerg and The
be stated.
Proposals be opened in
ncr the bidders who choose DO present
BY ordcr Of the Secretary Of War:
uf
In charge OF y. s. Capitol Extension.
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The Bank Of Mutunl Redemption at Boston, redeemed
Saturday four hundred and thirty seven thousand
s4y7 600 dollars OF notes Of country banks The Sa
folk Bank informed the public that II WILL in future
send all bills Of New England banks 70 abe Bank Of Mu
tnnl Redemption. This action The part Of the Suffolk
Bank brings the bank war TO close
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GsEAr SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA
.r-TT1 RAILROAD.
Fro WASHINGTON CTY Virginia Tennessee, Georgia Alabama
Mississippi Lonisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through be cbned At the great Southwestern Ran
road oncs Pennsylvania and Sixth street Washing
ION On board o Ferry George Page oco
The Orange and Aexaudria Railroad, At Alexandria
To Richmond, Danvie Iynehbarg Bristol, Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville HGntsvlc, GRAND juno
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans.
Rr a1e and Ccnuaus Railway Connexions 10 Memphis
adng greater Exeon and CoElfr and being 200 miles
shpriar BY any other route.
The ferry George Page leaves the foot Of Sveuh
atsE for Alexandria whore take The cars for
richmond Charotesvr Stanton, White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock kc for Richmond and all points Southwest
rnsklng sure md close connexions 10 Memphis
Baggage wagons and onbus0 leave the occ Pa avenue
JANIS A EVANS, Agent,
June Is-t Washington.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will follows.
Alexandria ut 4, TO- IL O'clock and O'Clock
p m.
Washington O. II O'Clock m; s. s. and O'Clock,
p IN
Tho THOMAS coIIYER the route win opposite
hours. Fare l2 t4t.aa
Whaieys connecting the Page and coyer, viii
Capitol Pcnnsyran avenue
he same time the boats AlexaDdria-
juno s-eod-u RICHARD wAIIACII, Presdcn-
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THE CHEAT woNpER oF TIiE NINETEENTH

ceraery, Professor WOODS IIar Restorative.
Dr. Wood city from gentleman II sniae rh spesss glow
y = we supes merits q hs hair tonic Such evidence must
M gnaanecs truth Doctor needs ne enc0us useless
pursry from the Eross
BATH, Ole } Jan. 20. 1850.
lev months since ~ benenca effects IL your hair restora
Winch ss w naaosa g make aPieailon g upon my hair
@ ee he same character Some procured
proving what had used il about twice week have since
oearsd snosher bottle of which certify
On head face and my hair has resumed IL natural and
more son and r than has been before fo twenty
tNe hss used y with the same ereeu.
above noce deem you your discovery
urea ihAt whoever will rightly drecucns viii
occasion 70 eontradict my statements Of this
nsay every aonng towns Any use YOU may make
with my attached your service wish
nc scsaucs o. nature Others as well myself
A z RAYMOND,
. B.inxoE, Jan 2s, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
WOOD Dear Having misfortune TO lose fhe best
~, my hair from the effects of yellow Orleans
% answer vsry ros needed Nv hsir i now srs and
aos % can express my oogAons . you - giving 70
,,a % eT sgnod RrseF minister raguiar standing
He 3. ihe orthedox Church Bookhed Mnssachusci,s
senuenAh q great influence and universally beloved
wN DYER
BRooKyrr1p Jan II 1855
r soae Dear SIR Having your Hair Restcratve
S & &mhsIaion, dandruE constant tendency 10 itching
Er.a MYe bern troaeied from childhood and has
hsrr ns, which was becomhg gray, original color
ron mo 0her Artce with anything hke the pleasure or
Tonvs, truly. JK ppAcc
ap rn,ve Is PVT in bo,tcs q three sizes wiz large me
s - me small holds hah pint aud retais for ono dol
r y ne medium holds az least twenty per more in
ba han the snah rcals bostc fbe larpe
bos ry per cent Troporn relails for 81
No0b CO. Tropriciors s12 Broadway View yort 4, ~,
- bBui. Mo- @'~ iit Aafket stFeei,
ArI. -ts.-
AsS S sS s A good Druggists and Fancy Dealers
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GPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1885,
- GREGORY MAURY Managers, Wilmington, Delaware To
under The saernendence Of appointed by
the governor
ss5 600 tIotery STATE DELAWARE
z3o 1883 To WILMINGTON Del,
A. nlyrppfrp 1B Is5s
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special Notice 70 subscribsrs.

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Whe thafr subscriptions about axlarc.
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To Cart NJ. G. NEGs, Q. s Enginser..
We the undersigned, rcsidens OF -, In the Of
-----, hereby jointly aud severnly covenant with the
United States, and guaranty In the foregoing bid of
accepted wilt within after the
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pRoPosALs FOR SHAFTS.

u ckHro1 ExrEssuox Asn wAsussEoS AeuKDucz orBscx
Washington September 30sh, 1858
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RELEASING TO BARRARIsM. Professor Hind who
recently explored portion Of the British northwest
ern territory states that the European and Canadian
elements have been gradually diminishing for years,
and that the seven thousand halfhreeds nov iulabt
ing Pemhina and the valley Of the Red and Assinboin
rivers are relapsug into the habits and tastes of the
aborgines. The present state Of society and the CON
diton Of the people in the settlements are, in his
opinion far from being either pleasant or encourage
ing. The Red River Settlement was founded forty
years ago. It only needs few hundred Yankees to
lake complete possession Of those beautiful valleys
and they viii not long be wanting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

CoTToN.-The receipts Of cotton for The twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening were, by
the Vicksburg, from GreenplIe, $3.50 bales H. R.
w Hill, from Memphis, 82o2 Falls City, from
Alexandria, 4l6 Bayou Belle, 262 Laurel Hill,
40d Magnolia, from Texas 219; Golden Age from
Fort Adams, 1,a8s; soatherner, 517 jackson Rail-
road on Wednesday night 800 = total 1873 bales.
Receipts for the corresponding day Inst year, were
1868 bales. The sales on the 5th November, 1857
were 5000 bales, at 10 to l0@ for Middi1g, and 1O3
TO 109 for Good Middng.
Receipts Of saecharine yesterday were l,730 hogs
heads sugar. and 2,72o barrels and l76 half barrels
ynOlasses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

II a Y ST, CARS, ate.,
At WHOLESALE.
Feare eonstently receiving Pr
Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Psla Leaf, Mexican ard
Wool EATS. atths lowost market prices by
FROST 3 CO..
lytH2p&W Eo.EA tIaPppi4e street.
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You've MEMS CHHIsrIAN ASSOCIATION Off
GERS Of this organization give notice that they will
suspend their active operations as regards the yellow
fever Tuesday next attending oaly to their con
vaescents after that date The gentlemen composing
this Association may well tslictate themselves upon
what they have accomplished this summer 1t has
been their first Summer Of practical Christian work
they have had many hard obstacles to contend with !;
and they have surmounted all those obstacles, and
done an amount Of good, which win not and cannot
be forgotten, 50 long as New Orleans shall be subject
TO such unhappy vsitations as those Of the yellow
fever epidemics. When the next epidemic shall come
along--as il surely will, in the course Of years the
Young Mems Christian Association will be looked for,
with the other noble charitable associations that
abound in our midst and we are quite certain that
that Association will not be looked for in vain.
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H. BONNABEL
z. e. .gss9'roy, .FgCnS.

No Front Leree
&W between Customhou,e and f,iepVIjie.sts,
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5ltlu 0tIears I]aiIg Crescent,
AXES o. slxoa. R, ApAHs,
by NIXON 81 ADAMS.
. 60. e.. u 80 .sTR Sc 4
rERMs:

Il ,
iae Crescent VIII bsrenIary served subscribers III hV
es early hons every morning Sundays excepted foi
sic year III advances half-yserly and quarterly 1t the
samerat or "a cent? week, payable to the carriers
pei squarest tnsertion,n sill eases
sf oHeyefg sueaegaentinsertion, 50 cents.
Advertisements the Fst second pages are charged 81
Ter every Insertion,
published ct intervals will be charged 81 pc,
sgaare for every Insertion.
Advertisements not marked, viii be published month,
lonEef and ehsrged aceordngy advertisement sub
seri5ton will stopped srrearsges paid, 1.-THE
option ef the propristcrs.
Lkoerl Discount VIII Be made regular advertiser
THE DALTsY CRESCENT
has articulation which renders desirable medium
tssss ASA F3RIr PAPER itcircuistes largely reaching
mny hundredof homesat early hour and being read
hefe the approach Of business hours articles
for faraily may BE adyantagsouslg published In i'd
columns.
THE KLY EsCENT
published every Monday morning IS year. invariably IN
advance fvie circulation throughout Lou
isiaus Hss4npi Arkansas. Alabama, Texas, and other
States, presents advertisers ofinakne
ther and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square. each insertion.
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.Fe5g .gEes5cuJ hooks.

L III O M A S l.. w II IT e ,
Bookseller and stasioner,
1O5.,,...,.'...,.oANALs rREEr..............I o5
Has Just received the following new and Important Medical
works
Second Volume an5 eomr'etiou of WEST on WOMEN.
Dir. WAfsoN2s REVISED WORK on PRACTICE
BuoKNILL & TUKE ON INSANITY.
BARCLAYS MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
MoRELASD ON THE URINARY ORGANS.
5a oilAnps aE5 3i., S9lEs AND REFLECTIONS
New Edition of WOODS PRACTICE
Revised Edition Of WILSON'S ANATOMY. M argt
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DAY PERFORMANCE At THE ANPHIrHEATER To-.
MoRRoW,-The ladies' and children will rejoice to be
assured that the glorious old Amphitheater will open
for chem especially atnoon tomorrow, Of yore and
that the Buckley Minstrels will be on band to tickle
them to their hearts content. What sight the Am
phitheater will present inside
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

REaouNoEs sPIRrTuAhIsM-M Mr.. Randolph the
celebrated spiritualRt, has openly reeanted. IN a
lecture at Utica, N. II, few days ago. he stated it
as his candid opinion founded upon an experience Of
nine years as a medium, that spifitualism was one
third impostnre, one,third insanity, and one.third
diaboiism. Mr.. Randolph declares that insanity is
tie fate Of trance mediums He has received and ac
eeptea call to the Christian ministry.
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y SaIsnsILa opportlsllIil
FOR PERSONS DESTROYS or KEEPING LARGE
AND PROFITABLE
RoARDxNG HOUSE

Tie proprietor Of Of the largest and best ponped Phi
7ate Boarding Houses IN the city, and located very central
position wishing to retire from business ~oad sen tie Lease
Furniture aud good win Of tie establishments cheap to re.
spon5ibe party. apply 10 FRANK A. BARTLETT Crescent
oiqe Is 25ln
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CONFESSION HousE.-Messrs. S. Jones I Co., No.
81 rayier street, offer their services to The public,
shipping agents and commission and forwarding
merchants. They offer liberal cash advances on con
sgnments to their friends III the principal Northern
cities and in London and Liverpool We refer to
their card in another column.
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- 4 N =

On THURSDAY, I'll 9TH inst, II O'Clock A. NJ Mrs FRED
ERIkA WILL rect Of the late Martin Win.
Her friends and those # her sons Maurice and Henry
Grunwa and her brothers August and Lewis Rose
SPectuly invited to attend her funeral 10 o'clock this
ing, from her late residence Ii Girod street
on Sunday night, 3lst n hafnast 10 clock Mrs VII
LIAM .. KELLY, formerly OF PORT Gibson, Miss
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.ZgGgs.OI5a Cotton Gin.

The undersigned for the sale this improved Patent
GIN STAND, has now hand hrge stock Of all sizes
For speed ghaes Of draft aud beauty Of sample it stand
uuryaled,
M. s. HEDRICK, Agent,
IS Camp street,
sel0 2psalSN Also 81 Front St, New Orleans
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER J, 1858.

FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1858,
Ga A great variety Of reading matter is con
tanned in this mornings issue which is necessarily
scattered different pages together with the list Of
ancalled-for letters and the official proceedings Of
both Boards Of the City Council.
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Quick TnsE.-On the 2sth ult. match race took
place over the Union Course, New York, between
the stations Ethan Allen aud George NJ. Patehen,
for $4,000. The Patchen horse was dstanced on the
first heat in 22B the quickest stallion time on record,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

NEw MEDICAL Books AT WnIrE7s,--Mr. n u,
White No los eaaa street Just received new and yalu
able lot Of medical books worthy the especial attention
medical stnden6 we'll medical practitioners medical
Instructors. Read The list in our advertising columns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. One of the finest
boardnghoases New 0rsans offered for sale lease far
nuse, eaodRl snd AL cheap to responsible party Read
fhs advertisement elsewhere
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Southern Enterprise .aHeat!
EMERY
PATENT CORN HusKING MACHINE.

Now Gu Exhibition at No 20 CAMP STREET,
This maehue for simplicity, utility and durability urrsssa
anything o that purpose brought before the public,
worked BY freddie with the foot and fed With the hands ,hu
hukng from 800 bushels per day against the old
tened way by hand Of which 40 bushels sge days work
Another advantage besides the time in the husng
is that this machine prepares The hnsk in the perfect
for mattresses which are worth from $50 to 800 per TIM
they fall from the machine.
Planters the public generally invited 10 call and test
the merits Of these machines,
A. CAMPBELL, 80 Camp st.,
AT 2p3 Owner Of the Patent for the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

AA41A AsAa1I 4IU1VL6WA1 " WI
MAGAZINE STREET. "a
Corner or Grayfer, New Orleans.
The House is receiving By every steamer Goods from
their own Mandatory selected with greatest care
made ID H. ~ i,artiai MANNER Not that alone. THE
- IL, s,-r,,,,r, 80 a., ,,,.r.s. an ~
i0-' GAY De . = - .,S..- -
Tiles and FORM Of GARMENTS, consisting IN part oil
FroeISs.
d. b. ana s. b. Black and 0olored Cloth
Walking COATS.
Oyercoats.
D. b. and s. b. SACKS and RAGLANs
FRoCKs, TALMAs and CLoAKs.
Extra Long STEAMBo ATHENS SACKS
49,. r,,,o1,,-s s,,s -
DraD and Manchester mixtures.
PantaIOons.
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TYae sotthe5n Oit Company.

IYse Southern OH Company.
The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the sale Of the products mauuractpea by the SOUTHERN
OIL G0MPANY'S Factory Mobile. now prepared to
urnsh
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to WINTER-sTRAINED LARD OIL for
Indicating purposes,
Paint OIL,
Suitable for every description Of PAINTING and for ALL
GoLoRs, except While or extreme light shades.
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus.
Deck OIL.
OF superor quality for decks of ships and steamboats,,
Also
NAVY Pitch,
Which will be found Of superior quality perfectly clean and
free from all impurities,
The Machinery Oil is fully guaranteed when purchased
any recognized agent Of the Company.
For sale by the resident agent works Mobile and by
G. @. BOGERT q CO.,
Agents the Company,
sec 29tfkW r. Camp street, N, o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

n8rReIlef Committee, Young Mems Christ
ian AssocaouAt special meeting Of this Commt~e held
Thursday evening the 4h inst their rooms No. 49, Camp
street, It
Reoge1 That view of the small number of applications
for relief Committee viii suspend active operations cxeep
on then under treamsnt on TUESDAY EVENING
next, the gu inst
n5 2yN L, ALEX DUNCAN, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05
goMeiM G9Ioues-.-.goNuiM Gloues.

Just Received
A large assortment of JOUYIN}s KID AND BUCkSKIN
GLOVES, OF an sizes aud colos
complete assortment Of silk, Pluh Lined Cashmere and
Wooden GLOVES, Backs5n & AUNTLEra, etc.
LION a. PINSARD,
&c and Is Royal street,
oils 2ptf corner of BieuyiIIe
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Ch1staa's
BI. SULPHITE OF LIME.
Office, No, 90 Royal street.
Gaines

In order maintain the superior qnality of my BIsUI
Pitts OF LIME and to furnish ii in such quantities it
may be ordered have disposed Of my drug establishment
this city, now devote my time exclusively to The
uracturc Of BI-sULPHITE OF LIME.
Planters and Merchants rely having all Of their
orders supplied with PURE ARTICLE as I have, during
the pas, months spared in the
ton and building of my Works, Canal street. on us ez-
tensre a scale as any in the South. sells 2p2m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

Dealer in
PORTER, ALE AND GIDEE, BOTTLES, CoRKa AND
CIDER VINEGAR,
removed from IN q Rieuve street, to . and "a GUS
TOULOUSE STREET.
n All orders for the above articles promptly FLIED 1T tbs
ortest notice, by wholesale and retail. uyS zply
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Clothing!


f A y l. n
FALL AND WINTER ASSORTMENT
Or =...
- - = :
+. -. :.
-vz,. 81, -v, -,--,,, -, ,,--,-.z-r,y, 7v--
-
Is AND Is CAMP STREET
am opening and have on hand the MOST COM
PLETE assortment Of
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Cigars! Cigars !

Purchasers will always find store an assortment Of the
wellkoown brands-Tenuidad, Flor dc PUjads Meaiana
Flor dc Paucbo Rsdowa Cebaga Partaga5 Kuows6meing
Washington Dos Hermuus, Nozo Habano, etc. etc. III the
lowest prices.
P, PRATS & Co,
o26 2otf % Commercial place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05
Hosiery Hosiery +:
GLOVES AND nlrrps.

a0oP SKIRTS: HOOP SKIRTS!
OF The best manufacture every variety, just opened by
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & co,
~ 2pts 16 Camel street.
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.EElEEtoms gar ne Fqtted

THE GRAND CLOTHING
And
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.no1,Iainq st0l. Ctqog, store.
French Gorsefs!

large assortment of FRENCH CoRsRTs, Of all sizes
aud styles, Just received by
LION Il PINSARD,
"a 2utf &c and So Royal street corner Bianvflls