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NAVY D1rARrAssr, July 20, 1888
~ Sha sachtae'y y"f sc,ea 1c,r ''ooI4y %'n oo
this department until oeloes p % of the eighth Of
september next tor sae cempeis aa' Tue steam maes,y
aud nppenanges, ana pa'iS ~. s VI u, ~. eaNn " .e
sloops building at The > navy yards at Portsmouth
N H., New io.k, ih'Aa'p"' ao "'' 10 aA'o WIN 'no
Ss s aers % b. o specific sum for putting the whole in
csuI opefa'o M mass @ m' ,S ~ p @ - , 3 @'a 's ~ ~
w require foeass rom .e ~ any iaeh'ea aIuas or
arrangements used y or abou. the machinery and must state the
Time ~ wheh e wosN VIII p onpe'e ah must DC accompanied
Tho name Of the IN which the work s to be executed
mus. oe @ . ~ m NV Vim ls11 @ Osv s % anu o. e M
ooeinins 'nc gssss number o. Keeping IN view
eosl sp, % ~ .sa, ] nv S' i v.n. h - a. aeo ' - Inrn' %
WHOM 10 s NY uo' upc W IN thc
ing parts oang 'ne o9ee. :, .ne % procure
w~n oA s, WI nv ~ ~ 'ns..s ~
speed or as Any Gays ~ while az ss same ns ey VIII
be @ soe - p,pa @ @ Wv - ssu ~ NAV s' s - seu WIN nm sssa @ ,~ =,
coal ~, -, .,,-.. Ia, . AZ ,,,, !.
with TIL. view sne aepafsmsn. VIII expect e bidders 70 sar"
V tho results PROPOSED 70 DC accomphshe ny tho ps ana 70
specify those rosuS nndct he Niowns hSais. M ., ,
s, i ~ % ~ - @ 's x bn rissa ~, 70 their
hshes. eacy @ 30 ~ @ easa % M & oS,o @ @ h V q % y s @ ~ ~
mol sSs 'nnn iooo ,'su W. - M 81 a M ~ w WV. @ M ~ ,
m Il oaad t M M aauaro nc On y, he on nsesr To-
work mo onE ~ . yeo d , @ " p1S p9,, n @
ana .'e ensnca , w,uu IN @ y w % Mn ~ a, @ @ n ~ f , rt @ m
eAaeea as pnu pr a L n @ p.o n os ~ ,n h
20. ine aua"V % NY = h, o % ~ Ioa % nm, ~ M 30 h; M ~ @ p ms'
boilers an Ma.et ~ sns, , e05s, anu oai
win M of M ocuui ys Wy l s"su ~ @ an n & s ,V ~,
ssaoao s ss @ lt, MAN, @ a. a ,,s n", - sr'vI @ n% ,, ~ ~ @ @
oone.s' :" su'N' NA " $50 ~ "ff ~ M " ~
qumeu. ,.X ~, ,,r. n,r h,.,.,, !. ,,,, n - -
& lug plvpcnel p ~ , Win @ o Tor ~ :, s , ~ % m " M p ,
sn, 20 ~ ps'peay pi s ,nt,, ~ so" ~ % ~ % W ssI ~ i M
Wc anu '"t 'c 'u''el ~ -."p M " so =, y,
The pumps appna.us los venne Aha o a
knas heoessaly oi wy po'''o' WV A's " 0 " " " " m ~
Approved % go, kmu hns. , se ,o Iron hull heads
Inc uou puhNcs su. As., w. s w ~ ~ ~ ~, p - ~ ~ ~ - M| ,
aasuhue apiaasus vi iius' , A ., a IN ~ ~ . 80 49,
cary satisfactory cruising sloop
tho proposition and list OF them must be fur
nshed.
The wood boring the deadwood
for tho shaft 70 adapt the vessel for the reception the
macnery boilers appendages viii be provided at the
Navy department. and will permit tho OF such facilities
may hosting tho heavy machinery board
entire machinery and the fuel
body or the ship the entire
Ii feet aba tho thence
extending forward a distance Of so feet.
Within this expected steamng
maximum speed
the daily consumption Of fuel will be stated;
also tho weight machinery coal boilers them
propeller appcniag with tools and spare work. all Of which
,ust not exceed 4O6 tons Of ,240 pounds
The distance side OF the mnnua tho after side
will be about 40 the distance
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FAILuRIs IN PARis Our Paris correspondent sends ua
the following 1--WE have the official returns of tho Paris
Court OF Bankruptcy during the crisis The number Of
failures from tho lst of July 1857 to the 3oth june
1863 was 0lG there but 76O during the same pc
Rod OF 1861. The total amount divided among the
creditors in l857!5s wns 1888, s0sf and s, ,657 442
francs are in hand undvided whereas only 2725,7of
was divided in 1856 81. The dividends, however, arc
larger for l8575S than for tho preceding year. since
great deal of the debts commercial paper then val
uees which has since been paid, whereas tho debts OF
1868 arose from loscs grain and irrcyocabe
1t Is said the French loss by returned bills does not ex
coed 1000 900 francs during the last crisis Tap
eo.
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yHyIscoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,

wv ISTEiIlGESCE, AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY GEoRGE
fASAN Office Main street. door TO the Banking House III
Colo,Sumner, 4 Co., La Crosse Wisconsin.
am prepared buy SELL give information with regard to
hrms farming nds locate ands either
with land in Wisconsin Minnesota to attend to
the selling leasing Of hnds lots dwelling houses other
efty make colectuns titles
collect rents, &c. &c.
Particular attention 10 LOANING MONEY which guaranty
70 loan on real estate worth three the loaned
aud secure to the from twelve interest paid
nuay Security estate Wisconsin
secure than in New York the that lands advancing
70 100 cent Interest legal Wisconsin, high
as IL per cent, and In Minnesota there usury
All business and letters OF inquiry promptly attended TO- and
turns remtted by mail part Of the country
Feb l7--6m GEO FARNAM.
Io refers the following gentlemen: Hon Washburne NJ c.
Mineral Point Wis Gov. W. Randall Madison Wis Lieut. Gov
Campbell, la Crosse, WIS., Hon $ D. Hastings, Estate treasurer
Tcmpccu Wis; Hon. Tco Rololf (rcccvcr u s. land oe Ia
Crosse Wh lion D. d. Cameron, La Crosse, WIS., Judge Lord
do Hon. GALL Judge 9Th judicial circuit, Caleyle,
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
vl Dadem Worn by Kings Enperos whatf Why,

u Beautiful Head of Hair
tho God himself provided for all
Reader although the bloom brightly in The glowing
sparkling the teeth be those pearl the
dry still sprinked gray ~ lose
Woods Restorative
three times week will restore and permanently TO
Road the following aud judge The writer Of
the first is the celebrated pianist Ihalberg
Nsw York, April TO- 1858.
Permit you the obligations lam under
for tho entire reaion Of my hair TO Its original color About the
arrival in the United Scs rapidly becoming
upon tho application fa Restorative recover
cd original hue consider restorative wonderful
invention, quito cfncacons as well as agreeable.
lam, dear sr yours truly
DR.. wooD S. THAI.BERG.
"Drycl Gvylodydc."
welch Newspaper once, ls Nassau street. April 49, 1853
rnor Dear cir Some month six weeks ago re-
your r Restorative and wife, who
concluded 70 try thinking that
gray original color but TO her well
SURPRISE weeks trial. has performed that wonder
u by turning gray dark brown the
time beaurng thccniug strongly recommend the
above restorative all persons In want such ha
CHARLES CARDEW.
Ngw Y0RK July IS, 1857.
woop With confidence do recommend Hair Re
soratve being ehcaciou article Since
using Hair Restorative hair and whskcrs which we're al
most whc havc gradually grown dark aud now feel confident
that applications will restore them TO their natural color
has relieved Of All dandrun and unpieassnt itching
among persons who pcrspire freely. j. a. kHBY.
Pnoy years ago my falling of
and urnng FAST becoming bald and ha tried many
remedies effect commenced using restorative In anu
applications fastened hair firmly began TO
MI aud turned back 70 ts former color back Al
fully restored Its original color, health and
and chcerfy recon,nennd Its use 10 ALL j. d. HOES
CHICAGO, H., May l, 1857
Restorative put up bottles Of three largo
du, and small tho small holds half pint and retaa for one dol
holds twenty por in
proportion than the small cas for two dollars bottle the large
holds Ss % W per sn. %r,s "s rs So or IN
Now York Wire Railing Esablshmon and ia Market street.
st. Louis, Mo.
And by good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
May l3--d3m
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The late Colonel S., SO well known for his Patago-
nan size and sury department. being once importuned
exclaimed
eff you were not such little reptile, would kick
you down stairs.
sIittle reptile T. demonstrated the dun sand what
am Recocct colonel that can all be great brutes r.
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TN the matter of the division of the real estate OF
William for Charles county, Ma
rynnd May term, 1865
by that the of the commissioners IN this
the be shown
the nst Monday October next provided copy OF
week for three weeks in some paper
pubislcd Columbia, tho first advertisement to be
Inserted two the fr Monday in October noxt
JnIy l5--1aw3w PETER W GRAIN.
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pArIoNAL PHILOSOPHY IN HISTORY AND

RAIIONAIl FiIIIUSUPH1 IN IIiSIUh1 ANU
III IN SYSTEM by A C. Fraser. Edinburgh, 1858. 81
'tsh Hours with the Freobinkers. London ~
Twelve Liverpool liverpool so
sn book of Political Economy. london, 1858 63 cents
a Selection Of English Synonyms London, 1853. 81.
conario da lnkua Tupy chamAa gcal dos ngcnas
BRAZIL. Leipzig. 4f25. 80
gig. SIPS
Tho crca Eclipse Of March ls 1883 london cents
Tue Comet Of 1850 by J.. Russell Hind. London 81
Srnpeis Sources o tho Roman Civil london.
etiquette for ladies' and Gentlemen. London.
IA Consliratiou tt,rsc dc London
Ia France iAngictcrraY Variations de Pat
'cn'st du IA sanvier. london, 1858 81 cents.
July FRANK TAYLOR
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N j.. & w. M. GALTs STEAM FlREwooD

L Mills aad general Fuel taking
street.
thereon fire woo mills prepared manufacture
unrvale At wo which ofotully combines
being saving 10 the
saving nothing the
wood awyers by in
maui hsc ntevnnabc with which ones cellar hcd at tho
close OF
purchased Of us warranted give satisfaction
sale.
IN coal department be surpasscd we purchase
none but article prepared by the this
try Our coal perfectly and housed from tine wcnhcr
enabling deliver good order OF tho year
T.. j. w. n. GAIT
Offices northwest 18th and Csrec south OF
fennsylvanie sycnuo and foot OF 18th street
July 14-du
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, Il CO.,
Bankers,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
TISSUE circular notes and credits for traveors,
available NIL the principal OF the world Also,
n'c credits tor In Europe, China. &c
May cS--6mo<
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Co,msellor-at-Law
lYl Rooms 20, "a, No 10 Wall street, New York
Aug 16--nt
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q UNI MER ARRANGEM TENT. The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will &s follows:
Leave Alexandria ut TO- 10 O'clock m; and O'Clock,
+
Washington at O. II O'Clock, M and O'Clock,
coLyER whom route. win opposite
hours Fare 10
Wbnlcys omnbuses with the Pago and Colyer will
Capitol
the the boats Alexandria
June s-eod-f RICHARD WAIIACTI, President
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No. 6IS.J
Notice Of the PostpOncment Of the Pub ic Sales
in Minnesota, ordered to be held by Procla-
nation No. COG.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
IN sales OF tho public lands within tho Late for the
mixed bloots of tho cotah nation Indians,
ordered by Proclamation No 606 dated May 81 1853 be held
the land offices Faribaul and Henderson, the State OF Mpncso
h the tet Of August aixt OF September next have by
order postponed further given
TiICS HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF tho General Land Office
July 27--law4w &Star. y
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lTHE LONDON Stage oOMrLErE IN FouR

hundred Of
" he language, excusyeo siakspeares
f sale second hand copies only hong
~ published at tt Jus, imported from London by
June " FRANK TAYLOR
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Eight less make longer advertisements n
proportion and Advertisements ordered
will charged a1s sas
Advertisements week N The daily 10
per square Special notices charged double
tho foregoing
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DRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1885,
GREGORY MAURY, Managers wilmington Delaware. To
be under tho OF commissioners appointed by
tho governor.
Benefit the STATE OF DELAWARE
Class 172 1853 To drawn WILMINGTON DEL Satur
day, AUGUST 7, 1863
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.--When in the
ladies and gentlemen lose Of their greatest
natural attractions OF hsirt Of
importance and the question % What shall We do 70 stop The
falling restore It's vgo and bcanyf In reply to
this query IR Harrss Hair Promoter and I'm
proven applications will the hair hntng bresking
the white aud npart fresh
and although have been bald
years. Of months will insure
aluxirian head OF get bottle and, satisfied
application, and get the price paid
Ask for D Harriss Hair Promoter and Improved Sold IN Rich
mond by W WPErElcsON, Druggist
Corner l2th Main and wall streets.
Washington GILMAN, druggist, Pennsylvania
street. D. CLARK AZ street and Penn aveaue
May 2i--3m
"ANTED---A Physician Lawyer with cash
w capital Of 900, become proprietor of
established paper oppo
csson In nurshiug while at the he
RICHARD njwARns
Hpx l027, Rsl,nore,
copy tho paper win be 10 any person wishing
MRS. KINGSEQRDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
lvl LADIES, No 4h street Washington, CIho exercises
4 lh school viii he is5s Circulars including
terms &c Ac will furnished application
dress. July l3-Sawttrtl
EXTRA WIDE BLACK BEREGES for Shawls
IL santes Busters &c
Grcnadinc Nrcgc
Black Twisted Hlks
30 pieces wide and narrow English Grapes
Now pupplcs North and East daily.
price only marked plain figures hcncc no purchaser
Wait to establishment obligation purchase
PERRY n BROTHER
Central Stores, building
June 23-~lttdif opposite Centre Market
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special Notice 10 subscribers

Payment or subscriptions made invariably 10 advance sa
the always be discontinued of tho perd
be Subscribers
shed their Subscriptions about 70 expire
mail will tho subscribers and Dtt
Of The Publisher ol the union
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GPLENDID SCHEME ES FOR JULY, lS5S.--GREG
- DRY MAUEY Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, 10 bo
under the saencndence Of appointed by the
Governor.
$50 Lottery the STATE OF DELAWARE,
CAss o. 1853 To be WILMINGTON DEL Saturday
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baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD, WASH
I'D INGTON BRANCH TUESDAY, JUNE lb trains will
follows
7ls m cxpress Washington
parts the Baltimore for Philadelphia and New York
71b, train for Baltimore, Annapolis, Phladophia, and
New York.
sO 3 m express Washington Junction
express all parts OF the West, Baltimore Norfolk
Philadelphia, and New York.
p. M way baltimore Annapolis juno
Annapolis Washington express West
y. Washington
accommodation
515, a D. m, express and viii stop
only Annapolis and Washington functions.
Saturday, the 3. 30, p train goes Philadelphia only
On Sunday but train leavcs-at !. 80,
June ls-u T. H. PARSONS, AGENT
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DRADYS GALLERY, S52 Pennsylvania avenues
near sevcnth street. Secny ucnhouse Fsnt Co
BANKING BRADY bcgs respectfully to inform the pnbic
that IN liberal he has received
since opening Photographic Gallery Washington he w
trary original ncnton, keep open during the summer
months
An efficient corps artists will be constantly In attendance to
photographs smbroypes In the best possible manner
Prioss ranging Jro~ dollar upcen,'l
collection portraits of distinguished men at This gallery Is the
largest in the world public inspection day un
days exccped) from u a. NJ TO 7, p m
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aud shares and certificates OF packages the
splendid prompt attention. and
drawing will Immediately after over to
all from
Address, r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
July Wilmington. Delaware.
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rTNICKNOR'S HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF THE
Il wAvFREY NovEls-"sr. ROMANS WELL" avols, price
For saie at TAYLOR NAuRys,
June ~ Bookstore, asa Pennsylvania avenue.
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Certificates Of packages OF tickets ..... sl4O
26 half .................... 20
no do rs quarter ................... 35
and shares ind certificates OF packages the
splendid lotteries win the prompt aud
drawing will be Immediately aer all
who order from
Address P. j. BUCKLEY Agent
Wilmington, Delaware
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22

A RIVER THE EMBLEM OF HUMAN LIFE. = The
river small and clear in its origin gushes forth from
rocks falls into deep glens, and wantons and mean.
ders through wild and picturesque country noursh.
ing only the unGultyated tree or flower by its dew
or spray. In this its state of infancy aud YOUTH it
may be compared to the human mind, in which fancy
and strength of Imagination are predominant it is
more beautiful than useful When the different rils
or torrents join and descend into the plain it be-
comes slow and stately in its motions it applied
to machinery, to iTrfgate meadows aud to bear
upon its bosom the stately barge; in this mature
state it is deep, strong and useful As it flows on
towards the sea- it loses its force and its notion aud
at last as it were becomes lost and mingled with the
mighty abyss of waters. Pursuing the metaphor fur
ther, we may say, that in its origin, its laundering
and foam when it carries down clay from the bank,
becomes impure, it resembles the youthful mind at-
tected by dangerous passions, And the influence of
lake, in calming and clearing the turbid waters,
may be compared to the effect Of reason in more ma
ture life, when the calm, deep, cool unimpa ASSIGNED
mind is freed from its fever its troubles, bubbles,
noise and foam. And above all, the sources OF i
river, which may be considered as belonging to the
atmosphere and its termination in ocean may be re,
garded as imagining the divine origin of the human
mind and its being ultimately returned 10, and lost
in the infinite and eternal intelligence from which it
sprang.
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LUDIcRoUs SCENE IN A COURT. HoUsE-An Ui1ac-
countable Panic. = correspondent Of the Fair.
mount True Virginian gives an amusing description
in the Marion county courthouse
Mr.F. II. Perpoint sat in rather recumbent po-
sition, with the back of his chair against the enOr
NOUS stove near the clerks desks. From the stove
ascends perpendicuary to the ceiling stove pipe of
great length. Some one, perhaps Mr.. Watson, the
clerk halloed to P, to take care or the stove would
be upset !; thereupOn, Mr.. Neeson and Mr.. Raymond
rather abruptly and loudly seconded Mr. Watson !;
and ii to assist in creating Alarm the stove pipe
ratified against the ceiling. Like lightning Mr. Pier
point spTang from his seat across the room, and
Jumped out of the window head foremost panic
Immediately seized ala most unaccountable panic.
Some one said the ceiling was about to fall; this
capped the climax every one took to his heels I;
Judge Camden jumped upon the window SILL the
clerk tumbled out of the window next his desk /;
Messrs. E. B. Hail. A. S. Hayden, G. d. Camden, Jr.,
Allison Flemming VIM P. Thompson, and Ellery R.
Hail. all made for one window, and panic.stricken,
like flock of sheep, tumbled out heels over head
after Mr.. Pierpoint-some on their hands, some on
the backs of friends, and all presenting most udi.
crous appearance they rolled about the courthouse
yard to the great terror Of the young ladies enjoying
the al resco" of the Jail porch convenient to the
window. Juo. Keane il the devil was at his heels
made for the door, upset two old men, who yelled
terrfcally in the hall, cleared the raings in the
yard aud never looked back until he got to the Othel
side Of the street. Meanwhile others fell upon theil
knees and prayed, some were petrifed with fear anG
others stood aghast with wonder In about five
minutes, however, the whole scene ended The stove
did not fal the stove pipe stood erect the ceiling
was firm; loud laughter succeeded despair, gOoC
humor once more prevailed, and every one looking
little foolish and great deal pleased took his seat
before, and the business Of the court went on al
/ usual
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COLLISION AT SEA. - Rev. B. Jenkins, writing
from Shanghai to the Southern Christian Advocate,
published in Charleston, says:
A remarkable occurrence took place when H. NJ IS
screw steam gun-gesse Nimrod was proceeding under
steam for the entrance of the river Min on the 10th
inst. When about four miles outside Sharp Peak, a
violent concusslo9 was experienced by all on board
from the position that such could not be the case the
real cause was evidenced looking astern on their
discovering large whale, severed nearly in two,
blowing convulsivey and bleeding so profusely to
redden the water ali around. The whale had doubt
less been struck with much violence by the screw pro.
peller and ind ed the engines were brought TO mo-
mentury stand still by the shock Unusual and un-
likely as this may appear, it is, nevertheless fact,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH FLEET.-The follow.
ing dispatch Of the l3th from Quebec, gives the par
ticulars of the information received by vessel at
that port from the telegraph squadron:
The ship Windsor Forest, Captain Graffam from
Liverpool, arrived here this morning, reports having
seen the Agamemnon and Niagara in Ion. 30 9 lat
50 , on the 10th of June. Was two days in com
pany with them, with heavy southwest gales and a
high sea- Parted company on the 10th OF June, the
fleet steering more to the southwark Both had light
steam on, and they would reach the Joining ground
about the Esd of June. The weather on the 23d and
the weather was heavy, with southwest and west
southwest winds. The Niagara went ahead at night
with bright white light at her mizzen topmast, and
by day the Agamemnon changed places with her,
and went ahead. They had no other vessels in com
pany and very cautious in keeping together at
nipht.
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Lnr THE ao0rnEas 4rD r14Ior4t 1IEEs.l

New YoRK, July 21.--The iron screw steamship
Kangaroo Of the Liverpool, New York and Philadel-
phia Steamship Companys line, arrived at this port
at noon to-day, bringing adyices from Liverpool and
London to the evening Of the 7th instant few hours
later only than those by the North Star, from South
ampton the same day.
Liverpool Market.
The sales Of cotton on Wednesday, the 18th instant
amounted to 5000 bales. The market was reported
quiet, with no quotable change in prices.
Breadstuffs remained firm at the quotations re
ported by the North STAR Provisions were steady
without notable change in prices.
ConsOls.
Dispatches from London Of the evening of the I'll
report that Consols for account closed at 95A.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22

New REMEDY FOR CoNsuMpTIoN.-W find the fol-
lowing in an exchange, and publish it for what it is
WORTH The discovery may be an exceedingly valu.
able one:
Ergot of rye or spurred rye, has received the ap-
proval of the Academy of Medicine at Turin, as one
of the most active remedies for consumption. DIR.
Parola, the author describes its action as infalhe
if not in curing the disease, at least in staying the
pulmonary Inflammation which constantly accompa-
MES the formation of the tuhercle. He administers
thirtyone grains of powder per day. aud suspends
it every four five days for fortyeight hours. When
the stomach is too weak the resinons extract may be
administered in pills instead of the powder, to the
amount of one and quarter grains, else portion
in a solution of gum Quinne, foxglove, and even
opium may sometimes be administered together with
it, By this treatment DR.. Parola has cured sixteen
cases out of thirtyone Of alleged confirmed consump
ton in an advanced STAGE.