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Extraordinary Announcement.

Extraordinary Announcement.
Every purchaser OF dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC
IINIHFNT receives at Dr. BrsFg's expense, the Unit
Cd States journal ol New York for one year. The
Journal is large illustrated paper-each number con
tanning sixteen pages, beautifully printed clear white
paper, and lied with original matter from the nust
brilliant writer's Of the country Certificate OF sub
scripton and fun particulars Of the novel and phlan-
thropc enterprise, Of which this ofer forms a part,
will accompany each bottle.
An AGENT wanted IN every town and village
BRAGG Il BURROWES, st LOUIS No
New York Once No 37l Broadway.
Communications should always be addressed 10 81
LOUIS.
For sale in Nashville by Berry Denoville, A. II
Roscoe, &. W. Hendershot and J. Stretch.
feblS-ly
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NASHVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY,
llew-Dork.

From VISCIIER, OWEN & CO.. General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
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Harness! Harness..

NorfcE-I have removed my HARNESS shop frozs
" Dosderck street, ~ No. y, Cup staIrsl south ss
ub!ic square, here shall Constantly ep on hand
var.sty OF Coach and buggy iiarurss,. ID also III
Id ogh skin collars.
Jan. G--u aftee g. l. HOwEHTOS.
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CITY AND COUNTF or FI'HTLADELPLLA, l
STATE OFFENNSYL VANLA. !
GEORGE II. HART, President, and HENRY r. CoGG-
SHALL Secretary, Of the Quaker City Insurance Com
pIny, do depose and say and each for himself says,
that the foregoing statement Is true to the best Of their
knowledge and belief.
GEORGE II. HIATT.
H. r. COGGSHAII-
Subscribed and sworn before me- this 1rst DAY
February, A. l.. 1855.
JOHN Il. KLFNfEY, Alderman
aud US Of the Peace.
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directors.
GEORGE II. HART
+. +. ROSS Merchant
A. c. CATTEI.L, Firalsof Chambers & Catisl.
Leather Merchants,
JOSEPH EDwARrS, Merchant,
JOHN g. DALE, Agent Liverpool and Phladci
phia Steam ship Company,
FOSTER :. IEIi>INS, Merchant.
Hos. HENRY ~ FULLER, President Mon;ou,
Iron Company,
T. ". BAILEY, of Bailey & Co.,
ANDREW r. CHANBERS, Banker
j. L. POMEROY, Merchant,
CHARLES C. INLAY, Cush State Savings Bank
H. X. COGCSHALL
SAMUEL y0SES,
GEORGE II. HART, President
T.. r. ROSS, Vice President.
II. r. CoGcSHALL, Secretary and Treasurer.
S. H BrIfEl;. Assistant SECRETARY.
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Wall Papers.

ATisg, Is, IS - AMI Is cent? gAz-d IS 10 90 cts
~ Isgulher with every description u
B,rders, Fire-screens, Center Pieces, window
Paper,
And all TIE most fashionable styles fg PFiors Halls
and psnsng rooms
IerHss, Cash for AL snail bits
W. ". FTSS,
Nor - Pubic SqrAre, cor. DcAsierlck Il.
n B--f4per iangEsg doas IA the -ecsi H4naer b.
eomF,ctent workuieh. fsbl-fI
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The stamp around each pot ssili also bear the
OF the Proprietor ana OF the United States agents.
Druggists and Dealers viii observe each dozen
package the following label:
INroRTAST CAUuON.-Ihe increased reputation and
great demand for Thorn's Compound Extract Cnpi-
ba and Sarsaparia have been Inducements for others
offer limitations of this valuable madlcne. YcndeTs
particularly warned Of this fact thai they may be
their guard ami not dispose oT any impure article
calculated % iniUre teir reputation and destroy the
merits Of the original preparaunn, TO obvate which
the Subscriber (sccccssOT 10 James Iarrant by whom
rst introduced the United Stttcs) has
tacbed HIS signature 20 this caution, counterfeit
which is forgery. JogS A. TAKRAST.
Address orders for the above With full drec-
tons FOR shipment TO
JOHN A. TARRANT & o., Druggists,
No. 2Ts, Greenwich, corner Warren 81, y. Y.
Dec. Idly.
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FRESH SEEDS.
TX BARRELS CLOVER sEED.
ic ie barrels nnothy =
Blue sr..s sssa, sls-asd ana stripped,
Herds tiFass seed,
Gaon Goves,
Fso;inc Corn
Cainese Sugar Cane,
Japan Peas,
issaareth's 6ardsn seeds,
Flower seed,
Jpst rsceiy 81 BY RAINS HR0WS,
fssis sa. 10, Pabc square
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SzATEoF rENNESSEE, complcouey's ogice, !

STATE OF TENNESSEE, Co1iptroHer's Office,
NASHVILLE, FEB l., is5S.
This is 10 certify that the Quaker City Insurance Co..
located ut Fbade hia IN the state of pennsy ivanIl.
has complied with all the requirements Of passed
BY the General Assembly OF the State of Tennessee
in March, 1856, entitled can Act regulate the ageI
State Of Tennessee, and that JOsErH NASH is the le
galy authorized Agent Of said Company in the VI
NASHVILLE, 1tItc OF Tennessee.
J. c. LUrTRELI., Comptroller.
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urns and ScaIds.

For these dreadful accidents
the ARCTIC LlSIslENT should be
kept on hand; IT ahords sure
and immediate relief, often sav
ing from death. Every steam
boat and railroad tram should
keep IT, Who that has heard
the shfieks OF anguish uttered
BY IN scalded and ma!med
victims OF explosions and col
lisions, does not feel that some
means of relieving their tor
ture should always be aeessi
bley Such docs exist in this
bIlIny pain controlling agent.
II a
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Misfellaneous.

Sundries.
10 BUNDLES wlndss sasa;
10 90 sets Wagon Boxss;
boxes kivcfs;
kegs Washers
20 boxes Window Glsss
ia bars iroa
IS bendles Iron
just received aud for sale by
u. n. nIcREY,
feelo--0 So. s, College street
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N hand and ior sale ~ - - =
= s.pt ~ - LII. D. picxEr.
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NEW SERIES---NO. 7Oe.
Mebifal.
VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT.

AGosY or ease,-SicSness or
healIhi-Lffe or death. These
are the questions involved In
the adoption or rejection Of this
specific BY martyrs 10 external
diseases and injuries. Having
receivedthe indorsenentofth the
distinguished saud,i the late Dr.
KANE, and its efficacy tested
during two awful winters ia the
regions OF eternal Ice il il now
coming into general use IN ev-
cry section OF the civilized
globe, and i,s marvellous cures
are everywhere exciting as
ton niehu.ar.s
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.

ICsT reeeiyed from Caeinnsts, fsz q EI.UNfF
J GOAL COOKING RANGES, small SO. whsch -
peases s4ded-
Also,
A geoi sssoFtmrst - CoAL ceofSISG SToTfss. shict
~.il Erag ~ spa ~sErz1t 4zsa shlch tzt ca
= cheap, snd u The re>cl = sssFg cas- Ne sax
Tor
ALSO.
FRANKLIN slUvES, Or ctsi ant Wood.
CANNON AID RAf1AruR Sfot -, for Coaf
11IANhER And IdNIN4s- iltxs1I eIOfE1S, lor Goal,
ALSO,
ThEty Hza4sunse fzl1eFns fafieF GrAtcs ffo1a N-a
Jacksasl's N4n1lsetsrf Nrw fo1k- 1nssln-1. Aassis
xaf Jsnab Csslas al sAzrs 4n1 s.slnFns. ~aeh ~g
xAfxESzIE wusoS
nee is--u
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Tie Mothers Companion.

u cures CAKES N THE
BREAST, SuRE NIPPLES ,
SoRg hrs, pissPuEs, &c. la
dies who prize a pure skin, ,
void Of pimples, bl"iches, ,
seurf, aud discolorations
aad exeresences should at
tack these trespassers an
beanty's domain as soon
as they appear with the
Arctic Ilmneit. IL Is ex-
cellent Tor the hair, giving
IL q healthy glossy appear .
puea N ia
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For sale BY al respectable Druggists and Dealers
Prices Of the linneBt, IS ceatS, 50 cents and 81
bottle. dollar bottle contains as mach iJniment
eight twenty ny cent bottles.
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new-Dork.

From 5 NJ PErTINGIIL & cos Advertising Agency,
lly Nassau Street NEW YORK,
and No. 10 State Street, Boston.
p. & Co. Agents for the most Influential and
largest circulating Commercial papers both IN the
United States and the Canadas.
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Hydrant Hose,

liIuArkD IN Eigenela, the Gailailn IuTupike
, for further particulars apply 70
sept. IL. a v. 3 IINDSLEY. 4
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Broxans and Mud Boofs.
HTEx = D<z4kLs szzie bsexkas,
M e Eszss -
Mas fI1ss4 ku uo<x q szz Knr<,
fsr sale II ssfy hw prizes BOB CASH
JUN R&NAcE.
kss-- e eol<ss s<res<
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The subscriber continues 10 issue Policies III the
above reliable Company at fair
fsbl3-aw JOSH II NASH, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10
HOTELS.

pAErs HoYsL pFs RrRAnayRs, NO. vfvTENNs
street the nrcnsnas, the grinsigsl theatres VIC
BsoleYsrds and TIE Palss hoyaL-M GINA - has The
renovated his hotel and prepared 70 sccommodse gnsss
small Al from two rnncs 70 ht francs
per dsy and large spartn restaurant available Al all
kours An excellent table dbote baths and carriages are At
srbed 10 he hotel telegraph oces being snsted In
The hotel travellers have the rresies Facility Tor correspond
ing viii their families and others French and foreign jour
hotel viii any sf those small esNbnshmens bearing Me
SAms name,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10
THE TURF,
TUE LADIES NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN CONVEX.
To be held .. the Union course. I. l..

70 be held at the Union course, l. l..
September y 1855
Tbs MANAGEMENT OF this equestrian festival, which y de
gued 70 bring composition the most distins usAsd and
gasefu OF female equestrfans
e magnificent premiums 70 be AWARDED upon that
VIII exposed Tor the inspection ~ he public The follow
ing New York magnificent grand action piano
purchased and worth ave hundred dollars designed 70 be
fair competitor who shA erhlbt tAt
osson skill dertery 10 the manage naa
OF the viewed ri The OF 10 naker Horace
Wsteru Broadway The massive oliver ptchsr and
OF gobets Of superior wWfnAnshp worth $50 70 be "a
iu<eed second best equestrian and The splendid gold
AID cnameed adj watch with Diamonds worth osss
S0 fer the third premiu- DO the
Of their ufActurers, Ball Black 90, al Brosdway
Ladies every part OF the Union nvhsd 70 rss
coupetos for hess truly valuable swsrds and upon hs
receipt Of address the will send By
post ereuars fully stating The ohssts 81 this yenlon asd
he which The awards 70 be rendered Adj
dress THOMAS rHoRr and PHILIP LEVY. Managers Isl
Biceckcr Street, New York
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! SELF SEALING CARS AND JARS
nce the nroducon Of these cans and jAS

sncs aoducon csleoraed cans and lars
HALF A xnLror HAVE BEEN SOLD.
~ q Ss s %
han frauds upon have been offered 70 ~
s nd = Z; .sss
hen ~ ''' en-: 4s sn sS s5i {sss and
s.es s.s .nroa that. repsstoo stands. By general
hst In proof Of MA quote from almost nunerAbls es
4.'.- !. iS 81 S % ~, LAprs BOOK.
1s nu.esr 70, July lsSs He ssys;. ,,,. 49,.
Y !. sas: O. s.: Ss ,Ssss s.%,n. a.o ssasIsi a.s:
q o Il .se
nut gsencs. VII be glad learn hat kkrHUss
TSMpss q. .avsc. 70 A~'' '~' use 10 '''s' ana
ALI PRxrARHp FOR SEALING.
va .S ns re & In Sss
: .ns .s s S s sss e $
ds'sons are followed s,rssy ,ass Always certain.
TAX. ncu.. Ne. arAm: siss ana .r. a. b.., tn. p.lsn.
i raised ..:s % Se o. he s.: ''' '''
+: ;::s 9: &C: s N: s;s: =: '
Sss:s.sss.ist sss. and s.no. .s,u,s .ss.o.y
"N S xSSu rs e.. si ..siaa san. and jar. ''e
' e psts 81 e Ssfs
M and ~ souih Tenth q, Phllsdelphi..
s so.s poe '' NJ '.''
10 sugp p. a Y,,t s p 5oE
:p.ss.4 NJ: iossfH 4 oHssh. ssznsr 4 ssS saa
NoOKTN9 BY GAB.-wALrRRg PATENT Gas COOK
~ ing and beating ssvee The best sove invented
Patent rights counties and towna Also Of
Ill gxea, Tor sale BIZ o. I. hcD0u0ALLA ~ Broadway.
DR. EIRBYs INvIaoRArIHa roNIo srrrERs-rHE
~ great summer remedy for
PURIFYING TIE BLOOD,
So.pc.sa :.ss q roo:s ssa hsrs: ;.ss:.
S % ~ human g% Rsg are pe
vegetable, and sure cure for
1ndigesusn ioss Of appetite foul Stomach,
Nervous hsadacbe, debility, blotrhes Of tho fsce.
pysenery, dArrhoA buAousness, and al diseases arsnG
fpiudcous Of mercury
ladies Of deicats and consumpve habits restored V
health BY The OF this remedy Dont fall Try bottle,
win prevent great amount OF sickness Sold Al Gusw
MANS drug store, 300 Grand street. Of Allen, ".
Price 20 cents large bottis
DR BRUNoNs BrfrERs WILL PosrrivsLy CURE
~ DypepaA DiArvhns,
pebuhy, Heartburn.
Blnousnes, Jaundice.
Liver complaint Blood diseasesl
X. CRU0ER 7S7 Broadway,
EoIs nsunl Inc MAJ r.
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SPORTING.

poAr wASrED-wASrsD, A FIRST CLASS ROW
- boat lsh and IN rood order pulling two pair Of scu
The msier he price sss weight and length Of me soss Ks
,ouah, bon aot New Yort Pos, ofee.
ERAscIs BUTLER, - FULTON STREET, BASEMENT
% nSbs msnss eVre sns ass "a cents S
bottle Buner's new work ON ne dos, beautifully iiius-
EoR sAIx-Ar 1876 WILLIAM STREET., BAsExssr,
good watch newfoundland dog. good dogs
brown Two IAN and Y.gs -. po,nss Pss, two
DOR. az Enss snail
sire, good rsers Grdeners mango eurs Sure Tor neas
Ssses IN doss no cure no charge number o. rood watch
GvSs AND s gHSTns =. rq sIaaoF'
WIN - y .s ~ ss s IA
Tasks psrcussion &C. A., sporsnen win DO veil 70
sEoARs AND TOBACoO.
CAsH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE BARGAINS
~ from my stock Of Havana domestic and German segars
S~ 81 sT'ss su..a S-,
ToSsoLER AND FANsY FERN WE INVITE rus
~ attention Of The trade TO hese popular brspAs o.
passed Msnufscsured and seid By HANDLES BARBER
5G Duane street
CIGARS sEgARs-loo0o SUGARS FOR SALE TO
p pay sa ar 3 per s5%.soS fe men ont vry c
Dor SI4 per thousand Tbls Ia chsnce seldom offered
ORIGINAL JACOBS, s07 BrONdwny.
- ------=--=-====-@
MEOrCAIS
-
DR. wARD-oFFIcE ss BROADWAY, CosEE. OF
~ broome street up stairs. Onice hosrr rom ~ N
un 10 p NJ daily, except Sundays.
ne. RALPHs OFFICES 81 BLEEOxER sIhtkr'
~ CORNER Wesley place, two blocks esst Of brosnwsy
DR. NJ LARMOwr "a MERCER STREET C9RNkR Op
~ spring Opposite a. Nicholas Hazel, New YORK. once
hours frem 10 A. N. TN . ?. NJ, ercept sundays
DR BARROW 1857 PRrrCE STREET, a FEW BLOCKS
west OF dwsyOce hours from III WI ana from
TO O'Clock.
nR. wIrsor Re BRoowx STREET SECOND MOCK
IN 4 La h. uan
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FRENCH ADvERrTsEMEsTs.

TrNE nAME FRANCHISE DESIRE So PLACER P0uR
coudre sver repssser linfe. 81 prendre soin "a
tatnaee eo pour IA ye o. pour Ghtr "a eADpasse' ga
fcssu ~ wMkWm
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THE REGATTA.

A FEGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE PROM THE ALLAN
u tc Hotel ho1ofen, On 1ueeday July D. free for al
boa a. thirty feet snd ulcer; minutes allowed The
fol distance twenty miles Frs, prize go; second tt5
Ard 30 " enhance For particulars inquire ths hotel
HALL POND, Propne.ors.
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INTnzA~E0 xHC1 OFFrCE9.
A IL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD sERvANTs IxEE-
"A dnS(y can sbsn them At the barge new instuse aud
homs aness rs lth st corner OF sv Thts cftsn
bo.e Suno~nce Of owl capable belp " suit all.
Cona sesd By a rv-psrssoh Americas LADY.
A LsRsy gynsER oy WOMEN ArO GIRIS WANT.
~ ID daily good SITUATIONS nov ready, n good wages In
sy snc eoa.sw Yms Tor arsi rse fam les Also severA
for dosnesuae, ~ lin st corner Of 6tb 81
ENANnJss AND HOW1s IN wArr oF. Go0y DO:
mesne tmae help, viii always hnd good selection OF
German Ertlish sco,ch and Trish II NORRIS OOHNBRr
4 COS, No 4s Brosdway. Also eesshmen. gardeners,
farmers eno hDOrere a. this the brAnch ONCE, NO. lz
Lberty street Terms Moderate.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1853.


A RARH CHANCR-FOR sALE-THE FRUIT STORE
a 72 hlescker street. aiuAted In the best busness
ness 10 attend 10.
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yooKTNa BY GAs.-wALrRRg PATENT Gas COOK
~ ing hesns The best gas nventsd
Paaeni rights for saies counties and owna Also Of
al sxeA Tor sale BIZ O. 4. McD0u0ALI. ~ Broadway.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-25
Mnr in AfrIca.


At the present moment occurrences are taking
place in North Africa which, though they are highly
important, seem to have escaped the attention OF
Europeans. 1t has already been mentioned that the
Emperor Of Morocco undertook warLike expedition
against the Semmuls. On the 2lst Of May he set
out from MeCkinez at the head OF 5000 men OF the
black guards, 1000 men Of the regular infantry and
5000 horsemen, to attack the Semmurs in their own
territory, while his son, Sid Mohammed advanced
with $4,000 men from Rabat for the same purpose
The rebels hastily retreated into the Interior Of the
country leaving their tents and baggage to the mercy
Of the invaders. The Emperor deceived by Arab
guides whom he considers trustworthy, was suddenly
after reaching the mountainous regions, surrounded
by the Semmurs, and sustained disastrous defeat
etectng his return to Fee emily BY series of almost
miraculous escapes
The Emperor Muley Abdarrhaman is now eighty
two years old, and campaign like that he has just
now entered upon must, besides involving the most
serious consequences, be aTdunus and harrassng ia
him personally The instruction, too, is said to be
extending to neighborfng tribes. The Amazrgs
who were Subugated in l725 after years OF terrible
warfare are said to be making common cause with
the rebels. The Government of the Emperor of Mo
has hitherto enjoyed the reputation among its
tributary tribes, Of possessing immense power; but
this belief once shaken, the bonds of fear, which
alone unite them to its throne, will soon be riyen,
and the mighty empire, perhaps, in turn, be sub.
iugated by those who so long unwingiy contributed
TO its greatness and renOwn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-25

PATENT GAS APPARATUS. - Last evening we
dropped in at Messrs. G. G. Bier & Co.'s on Camp
street. near Poydras, to see the operation of one Of
the patent machines of the Maryland Gas Company,
for which Mr. Robert Brown is the travelling agent,
and Messrs. Bier q Co. the vendors and builders for
Louisiana.
Entering the store, we found it Illuminated with
what appeared to be the ordinary gas of the New Or.
leans Gas Works. The fame Of the burners was
bright clear and entirely devoid of smell and smoke
Following the pipe, we found its terminus in the
back yard, where the generating apparatus was
located. There was cylindrical upright stove or
furnace, containing retort into which the raw ma
terial-crade rosin oil-was let through pipe from
can above. The oil, being converted into vapor or
gas in the retort, by the heat underneath took its
way through another pipe to the gasometer, an in
Verted iron vessel in cistern Of water-a regular
gas works on small scale. Thence the CHS pro-
ceeded through another pipe, il the ordinary fashion
Of gas works, and fulfilled its flaming mission,
The whole concern struck US al once with its sim
plicty, its economy and its great convenience for
those places where much light is required al night,
and the municipal gas is not available. One gallon
of rosn oil, costing fifteen CENTS produces seventy
five cubic feet OF the gas which in burning lasts as
well as the best coal gas From this, the consumers
OF gas and oil may readily Judge how cheap the gas
of the patent apparatus is, when used for such a
length OF time or in such quantity as to render its
cost paramount consideration. The invention is
certainly another step by science on the ladder Of
economy, and its merits are duly attesed by medals
and diplomas from the Franklin Institute and the
Agricultural Societies Of Pennsylvania, Delaware,
and New Jersey to mention the numerous cert,
cates af gentlemen in those parts who have invested
ia the apparatus and now have it in operation.
We commend itfas something worthy the serious
attention Of our Southern planters, and especially
those Of the sugar interest whose outlay ia iumin,
ating their sugarhouses amounts to large deduction
from their annual profits, For illuminating manu-
factories, or large working establishments Of any
kind as well as private residences it possesses nd.
Yantages which should not be overlooked, The ap.
paratqs will be exhibited to visitors any day, upon
application at Messrs, Bier & Co.'s store, and the
brianey and beauty Of its light are visible in the
store every evening
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ralIs on Change.

Garondelet street was very quiet yesterday. Some
thing said about cotton, but the principal Bears
in the article out of town, and likely to remain
oat for some time to come. There were some few
brokers and dealers in the staple who appeared here
and there, but nothing more than talk turned up.
The accounts from the country of the growing crop
of cotton avorable-that is take the good ndif.
4erent and bad add them up, make an average, and
it will be found that the prospects for good yield
viii preponderate, yet the vicissitudes of the fall
months are to be overcome. On the 23d of August
last QS57) two bales of new cotton were received
from the Mississippi VaIeyone bale from the Ursine
plantation, Mississippi and the other from Kibbe
q Shields, Concorda parish. The receipts now are
considerably in advance Of last year We are receiy
ing accounts daily Of the rayages Of the boil worm
and the army worm, No doubt, they are in many
exaggerated but as buyers for foreign account
or foreign markets will not appear before some time
in October it is useless to be talking Of prices then
to prevail.
There were some remarks about the sickness. As
that will run its course all we have to say is that it
is toe late for the unacclimRted leave the city. As
for the people to be taking the nosrums called pre-
yentiyes against fever is all bosh It is useless for
person to be taking medicine when he Is well. The
season is now far advanced the disease which now
exists is better understood by our physicians but
whether it increases or abates, it will proong the
time for the opening of the fall business.
There was some talk of many letters being taken
from the Post0fice, broken open, and afterwards
deposited in the general box. The Acting Postmas.
ter gives notice that the presentation Of each ticket
card Or order for each proprietor Of boxes, will have
to be enforced.
There was partial failure Of the Northern mail
ought To receive the English mails by the Arabia Of
the It'll inst. Accounts BY the Canada Of the I4th,
via Halifax for Boston, will be due today. The
British steamer Tug Of War, Of the Galway line, is
also due at New York We hope she will not have
q hard tug of &C.