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It aid not require tho strong nervous language and
detion, as shaggy Ukraine steed, OF Carlyle, to
| inform the world that heroic deeds are always de-
serving of honor. ana che heroes who perform them
well entitled to praise, The world found that out
aud praeticed on il very long time ago; before 0s
sian before Hector and Achilles before Boanerges
He who has courage himself appreciates it so high
" an5 feels its worth So fully that he is always ready
TO pay to the toeman worthy OF his steel" those
fnl honoFs that, under like circumstances, he would
consider himself entitled 70 and he who has not the
ennobling spirit in himself admires those who are
possessedo for the same reason that man admires
in another whatever he may himself be deficient in
1t was by the exercise of the first sentiment that
Rhoderick Dhu honored Scotland's King while en-
deavorng to slay him and it is by the exercise of
the latter that women always love the strong, the
brave and valiant, rather than their opposites.
OF the classes of men in which cool, calm courage
has its fullest scope and submest manifestation we
know of none deserving to take precedence of that
whose sons " go down into the sea in great ships
and gather their wealth from the haryestless ocean
men whose life employment is to battle with the
breatbnps of Folos and DEFY the stormiest wrath of
Neptune; who nut their confidence in a few planks
and ropes and their own cool heads against the ire
of the sea gods and the surgngs of the mighty oceans
The romantic inspiration of sea and sky which is
found in the pages of Byron, of Scott and Dibbin,
together with Cooper's and Marryatts wondrous
marine stories, is nothing to the men whose hard
hands and weatherbeaen faces are characteristic OF
their life and calling who see in the sea only so
much arabic water; in the sky only portents Of
/ storms or favoring winds Beneath the outward
roupbness Of these waterkngs there beat such noble
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Bi-slslphtte of Lime.


The uudersiG aed has taken tn Front evee street
between Customhouse and Bienve Streets where he has
removed his office.
He will in future devote all his time attention aud energy
the business of his CARoNDELET REFINERY AND BI-
sULPHITE OF LIME WORKS.
connection with the above he begs to inform the sugar
planters and their merchants that he has upon follow
ing schedule of prices for his BI-SULPHITE OF LIME
guaranteed perfectly pure
From to 10 degrees Beanie. S6 per barrel.
At degrees Be8ume SIS per barrel.
Every barrel will bear its face the density
therein contained Planters will please designate the DEGREE
they prefer, otherwise the strongest will be sent
The highest market price viii be paid the barrels returned
to be reGlled at his Works.
Bile is now epared supply largely at the shortest
given notice and he would respectfully advise those planters
living interior their merchants to send in their orders
early fear Of too low water in The tributary streams
ULCER LAUVE,
No. Front Levee street.
seq 2p&Wtf between CustonhOuse and Bieuvie streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

On Wednesday, Sept /. at u O'Clock, NJ JNo c. GREEN
aged Is years.
His friends and acqnantaces and those Of Peter Forshee
respectfully invited without further notice. attend his
funeral Thursday morning. Sept q at O'Clock corner Wash
ington and Fulton streets, Fodrth District
On Wednesday, the LIST inst at O'Clock p NJ Of the pre-
vSiliug epidemic, THOMAS sPLANE aged l6 years.
The friends Of the family and those Of his brohenaw, j.
NJ Johnston are respectfully invited to his funeral this
morning. at 10 o'clock from the residence of his brotheruaw
ON Thalia street. Bacchns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02
Electricity.

The rubbing together aoneRstc bodies produces cleo
uciy, and an eleerhiug machine may be loaded strong
enough to knock down an on with all ifs strength III but
psotshot comparison the knoCdown blows given to
Rats and Reaches, when they come in contact with
WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DIFFERENTIATION.
Then you see the fur fly ana instant death to all vepiu
Ike the lghniae's nas rds the community of Yoaoious
tribe,
For sale wholesale and retail, in'New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT y CO.,
u aud ISL Charressreet.
General Agents for the South and whom all orders honld
be addressed an30 2p6,EltW
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EE'O0d, .HtEtenberJcl' $ Co.,
SOUTH ERN
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,

So Camp street, New Orleans.
All styles Of RAILING for Cemeteries Galleries. Balconies
Offices, verandas ETC. etc, from the ghest aud most
graceful, heaviest and most elaborate designs.
IRON FOUNTAINS, VASES sTATUARY, LIONS, DOGS,
Dragons, etc.
IRON sETTEEs CHAIRS, TABLES, STOOLS, BRACK-
cts, Lamp Posts, Flower Stands, Horse TroughB Hay
Racks, Hchpg Posts, Carriage Gates Tree Boxes, ETC.
IRON STAIRS Straight and Spiral
CAST IRON MAUsoLEUMS of beautiful design and finish.
CoRINTHIAN GAPS, COLUMNS, etc, ETC.
Our facilities for executing any every article
in the Ornamental Iron way second to ncne invite
the attention Of the public our list of Designs over 500
number confident that while their tastes will be suted
work will combine all the requisites Of beauty and Substantial
construction
R8~Wareroom-No 81 Camp street Foundry and Machine
Shop-No 247 Tchoupitoulas street
WooD PERoT, WOOD MurENBERGER Co.,
jyl6 2p6m Philadelphia. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

AUCTION NoTIcEl Messrs. E. Roger s. Co. inform
the public Throughout columns that the auction and
commission business formerly carried on under the
arnof f, Peychaud Hyde 8 Co., but now dissolyed,i
hi rs Old Leyee street, will be continued bythem.
Their auction days are Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. See their card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

WAsHNqroN ARr1lIBHY The officers and mem
bers IF this magnificent Company are requested BY
the Secretary to attend regular meeting this even
ineat the new Arsenal. See notice.
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SsV01s q Co.'s Lotteries
y, ~ ~ ID II A n M
SWAN q co. CONTINUE 10 DRAW AS USUAL, WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION
Swan & Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
49,. :, r..r.r, NJ r1Ln sr ATE OF aEnRGIL

Swan & Co.'s lotteries are Legal,
Ann AUTHORIZED By THE STATE OF GEORGIA
The late attemptto njure our FIRM has shown that our
Lotteriosare DRAWN FAIRLY that Prizes are PAID
Principally and that our Schemes MORE IL BKRAL
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will drawn by s. SWAN co.,
Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Georgia. in each
of their Single Number Lotteries fer September 1885 ct
AUGUSTA Georgia. public under the snperptendeuce OF
Commissioners
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, September 4.
Glass 50 Draws Saturday, September H.
Glass 33 Draws Saturday, September ~.
Glass "a Draws Saturday, September %1'
ON FHEPLAN or SINGLE NUABEEs
Fifty Thousand Tickets
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIEST
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY EIYR TICKETS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

BIsuLPHIrs Or LIaE.-Mr, ULCER Lauye, No. Z
Front street Informs The sugar planters and their merchants
That be will in future devote all his time aud attention to lis
Gloudee Refinery and Bi-suphte Of Lime works We refer
4 AL Interested 70 discard IN another column
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FaoM DEuARAaA--A letter u the 5tb Of Angnst
from Georgetown, Demarara avs - - u 17s'''

The crops this year are beyond all precedent and
the colony is rapidly improving in mining ana acri
cultural enterprises. Upwards Of l,0O0 persons are
now engaged on the banks Of the EsseaQibo river
gold washing, and an English company is in the Pa,
caraima mountains breaking quartz by steam aud are
reanng rich harvest. Cotton, tobacco rice and
corn grow WELL and their culture has attracted the
attention Of capitalists TO such an extent that the ex
port of these staples in few years will quadFuple
the present yield, Ditching the land along the sea
shore is going on extensively, and several charters
for railroads in the interior have been granted to
companies who possess wealth and enterprise, In
my next communication, which will be about the
middle of September next ] will he enabled to fur
nish you with the statistics Of The colony. Quiet
health and plenty prevail among MS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

H4RpwAEE.-we refer all in want Of brasiers' and
bolt COPPER cast ran pipe sheet andhoop iron etc. etc to the
advertisements q Messrs. Prieaey Ben 50 and 81 Cama
street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

THE LAST or a GALLANT BANp,--It is said that
Major lard, of Mississippi ana Francis r. Duifau Of
Texas are the only men left Of General Qaitman's
company q volunteers who went to Texas 70 assist
her in her struggles against Mexico in 1885,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

New Orleans, danUary 30 1858.
Mr. Gnns-Dear sir: know net how to inform you the
wonderful change your Kaperapeim" made me- For
eight years suffered falling the
womb and had eminent scians
city, finally thought hopeless and refused do
anything forne when my husband found yon the old
Southern Belle and purchased bottle of your tonic
justly hair tonic among refined Of
the city really Ha be Of divine origin
hardly realize my great change felt better iny
life this Thai every poor afflicted
may your great tonic feryent prayer.
MARY SIMS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

EzFaastyE SALE Or DRY eooDs.- The particular
aeu0n Of buyers ealed to the extensive sale of dr goods
saake place M day ai l0oeoek a Roser Co. auction
room, M Is ora Leyesstrset,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02
gpECTAL CoRRFspoNnENcE.
NuMRER Y

Te1g$- Indications of change-Enutiiag field to
Biologists DrUt Agency Indicated Rsiec5ions
Suggested Intellectual Rieos Presented Stray.
ing from the Object-99,b Geological Formations
toithin an 4dyea Of Ten Miles, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

DISEASE AMONG Fowls Tile Selma Sentinel Of
the 18th inst says soourge Of epidemic has sudden
III broken ont among the fowls, ia many instances
the chickens show signs Of disease until they are
cleaned, when they are found to be as black as a
coal Those noticed BY the Sentinel were purchased
in different parts Of the surrounding country. The
cry we fear will soon be, what are we to eat? But
upon d pinch We can fan back upon ham and sides,
though the black tongue has given these articles a
decided upward tendency in fact prices have run
up considerably.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

FRoM SANTA FE,-Ne copy the following dis.
patches from tile Washington Union ofthe 27th:
Independence, dug. q ria BoonUibe. Aug. Is. mar
arrived, with dates to the I'd inst
Private letters received at Santa Re intimate war
with the Navajo Indians as Inevitable, they having
determined not to surrender the murderer of Major
Brooks negro, and even invited the United States
troops to fight.
Business at Santa Fe was very brisk. The Gazette
states that nearly two hundred thousand dollars
worth Of goods had been sold there within two
months.
An abundant rain had fallen throughout New Mex.
eo, rendering irrigation unnecessary The crops
In very fine condition.
ST. Louis, Aag. 26.-The Santa Fe correspondent
Of the ST. Louis Republican says that the reason why
the Navajo Indians refused to surrender the murderer
Of Major Brooks negro WIS because the Major had
positively refused indemnity to them for forty horses
killed By the troops for trespassing on the grazing
groundsof Fort Defiance.
MAjoE Brooks gives the Indians until the 18th To
surrender the murderer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

H9- Aessrs. ]. a. Beard & Go. will sell this day at
70 O'clock at No. 1877 Common street nearly opposite the ed
cal College, lot Of good mahogany furniture s,c See adgsT
.tsseuaanf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02
Henry Keith,

No. ITO CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT All kinds of PLAIN and ORNA
MENTAL GLIDING done in tht best style. myl6 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

FREE LOVE- INSTITUTIONS These institutions, it
is said are rapidly increasing in the city Of New
York. At present there are two on Thirteenth
street, one on stuveysant, four on Broadway, one
very large one on Second avenue, one at Yorkyile,
under the supervision Of Lola Montez who indoc.
trinated the good Bayarians long ago. one on Laight
street, and Union square, palatal residence,
besides number Of smaller ones. The stuyYesant
street house has about forty inmates.
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VV'aU Rape1sg EVsaII Paper!


BAUMBACH & EYERS,
W .OLEsALE AND RETAIL EALERs II
french and American Paper HRngingR,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety,
No. "a EXCHANGE PLACE, onpositethe Post Office.
Particular attention paid all work in their ns eu26 2plS
gVieRV SEDGVtng saloon.
N. B. COINS,
Who for the past twenty five years has been at the head
the profession in this city would respectfully inform his old
friends he has opened New Establishment
No. IA Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post-0Hce
Which, he assures them will in every way he worthy Of then
patronage his long experience in this city he aatter
himself that he thoroughly understands the requirements
the public and will his best eudeayor the Rpprob
ton of all favor him with their AS he made
arrangements with number of the very best BARRIERS
Southwest customers may assured that they will be
tended with skill prompess and Dispatch all times and
at all hours.
NIB. COINS,
No. IA Exchange Place.
m25 2ptt Opposite the Post-Ofice,
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sOssthey'so FwrmttG1,e g-a1,ee.oonst

SSsSSSSeBBS n s&F'8&gEttF'e ~ GE'eR'D6f9G6
WILLIAM Il. STEWART,
At Nos. III and ITS Canal street. Ne,o Orleans,
Has usreceived from mandatory beautlfulst stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs in ad
dition to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
umprising EVERYTHING ia his line Of business Parties
wishing anything line will and it to their advantage TO
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
au30 2p6t&1tW III and IT'S Canal street.
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c. z. Crane, ~. d.,

ELECTRO CHEMICAL INSTITUTE,
LAG st. Joseph street,
Having len the city weeks, has entrusted the
aEement Of The financial business of the establishment
FRANK A. BARTLETT,
an25 2plm ~ Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02
James n. gHogse0s0ea.

MERCHANT. TAILOR,
No III BROADWAY, (uesr Canal gtreat,) NEW YORK
iyl5 2ptt
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Naw Orleans. March 10, 1888
have used Coins Kaperapeu1" ehils and fever and
It has cured me satirey believe viii when yeryaHs
else falls A. WaSMITH,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

plsoHARaEn.- Green, the young man who killed
Carver, Of Mobile, in Alexandria Va, few days
ago was discharged by the examining magistrate On
the ground Of excnsable homicide.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-02

MARINE BLASKETs,-A large lot Of United States
gray marine blankets arg oF sale ~ w. III Ie1htord Co.
Canal stgsst see a.iEefts enlalt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-08

We eonvrsed with reliable gentleman yesterday who left
Carksvle Monday evening,
America aid certainly suspend Monday. He the general i'm
preston Carkvie is that the Bank viii be able in short
time redeem its present outstanding circulation which is
dersood TO he less SIS 10 number Of the merchanSand
business men OF Carkrille taking Tie Bank
America at par in ordinary transactions, confident they Of
its saYncy erepeat yesterday, that the holders
Of Of the Bank Of America ought not sacrifice them
the New York Stock Exchange 30 the sales Of Missouri
State Bonds amounted s5O00 at s4s9s4c. Other State
Bonds sold follows Ohio O7 California "a, Indiana 80 Mich
igan IO Tennessee 993 The United States loan Of 1874,
per cents, sold at 1885,.
There was good deal Of activity the New York market
the 81 Foreign Exchange some drawers Of sterling
asking rates above llO9lOK without sellng the
bulk Of sales being 1895 which there supply equal
the demand. l5f95 l2]l; Hamburg 35l996;
Amsterdam Al a 94l =, and Bremen 79l49791s
The New York Times Of the 81 says:
The Hide active and firm The demand being
duced We have arrival to-day Of $1,000 CaoniaseN Ocean
Telegraph, which will command full prices Sales have been
made Of 90 Buenos Ayrc at ga mos 1000 Buenos Ayre
9sc mos so Onoco 22ic, Los; 5000 Ornoeo, 20e,
mos; 1850 Bahia, 80 &C, ms.
The Mobile egise Of first says he total receipts of
cotton date are @ Iaes against bales the time
last year. Judging this large majority Of cotton
that Of the old CROP infer that there is but very
small portion Of the latter remaining in the country
The Savannah Republican Of the 81 says Of the Cotton
sThere good enquiry to day and larger sales would
have been made but for the small Offering stocks The demand is
for Northern account entirely nearly purchases will
be shipped by OF to-day Good Mddng sold freely
l21s The following the particulars Of the days
transactions at ~ r. A at le; 10 at ls1 IA at la
81 at 1873, and bales at l22f cents.
correspondent of the Savannah Republican, writing from
Columbus, Ca, under date Of the lst instant, says:
"Compants damage the CROP from and
Many talk about half crop, but when they
plain find that they half of what the crop
promised Nearly all admit that they will make
year. Many that they have abetercop already made
is beyond any contingency firm in the faith that
thousand bales will De received at this point and that
ports will exceed $4,000 bales. With good dry
fall they may 90 OO) Cotton coming very freely
early the There be $50 bales in day Plant
free sellers at II to &c. Principal sales IL for strict
ly Mddling to Aliddling Fair"
The Atlanta (Ga) hatezigencer Of the Sd says:
day since in this city intelligent gentleman
from Thomas county Georgia, his from visit East
Tennessee informed that the prospect Of the hog market
highly The cholera had reached that Of
the country fine order and condition Espe-
cay Msrset Valley the hogs abundant and looking
exceedingly we'll Spectators paying SC gross, for
first class article.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-08
THE McNAERT LAND.
On BrOwn's Greek ana Franklin Turnpike
Read, For SALE

an THURSDAY the 10th day Of September viii offer
for sale to the highest bidder the premises, about leo
Of that splendid tract Of land belonging the estate Of
NATHANIEL McNAiIif, deceased fronting both the Frank
lin Turnpike Roads about three miles from Nashville adjoining
the lands OF John Thompson, Joseph Naul C. u. Cautr ThOs
Platter, and others These lands have
size from eight 70 fifteen each About third
the land heavily tmterel with beautiful
cleared and IN high state of whole
good fence and supplied with good supply Of neverIng
water.
In point q fertility these lands viii compare Ivoraby with
the best lands in M5ile Tennesec-hey lie WE'LL have dark
loose so-meFed with Sugar tree Walnut Poplar, Ash Wild
Cherry, Hickory, BONeder, and Black Locust.
To persons wishing choice places in good neghbOrhOod
Nashville this sale will offer the greatest Inducements
There three beautiful building sites fronting the middle
Franklin turnpike road, and three splendid sites covered with
beautiful forest trees fronting avenue 80 feet vide eNtend
ing from turnpike to the oer These lands the richest
quality and all persons wishing choice Gardening lands near the
city should attend this sale without fail, for these amongst
the handsomest and best lands in The State.
TEMsA credit Of and years. without Interest, will he
given; notes payable in Bank with approved security required,
nd deeds retaining In the and dis
count Of 10 per cent made for cash pas
ALSO
At the time and place will sold the entire Stock Of ?.
" McNair consisting Of valuable very
trOttng Colts sired by the renowned Washington Canadian
Co pair Of superior harness Horses 40 head Of Cattle, in
cung several good Mich Cows; 100 bead Of Hogs; lot Of
sheep; 500 barrels Conn 80 loads good Ha Oats and Fodder
Farming Utensils; Buggy, Hunting Wagon, and sets Of
Harness, &c
Terms Of perisabe property made day Of sale.
Persons wishing to examine any Of the above property viii
please call on r n McNairy Esq, the premises, who will
take pleasure in showing tae same.
Sale at 10 o'clock A. N. COLLATION. usual.
NANCE & WOODWARD, Agents.
f. r. GLAsCoCE, Land Aucioneer
Capt HAMMER, stock Auet0neer. augsJ-d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-08
Manny's Combined Reaper and
VUnvunv,
CnITImRIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TEyIIE next session Of the Columbia Female Institute will
& Inence on the first Monday in September.
buildings undergoing extensive and thorough repairs
but will be ready in full time for the opening session
The pul are already apprse Of the Of the Rev
HENRY T. LEE A. NJ with the subscriber as Joint Principal Of
The INSTITUTE and will not fail appreciate the superior opp0r
es that are now offered at great additional expense, in
branch Of useful and polished education. In addition
nasal vantaqps in music. vocal and Instrumental French
LANGUAGE will not only dramatically taught thoroughly,
heretofore hut care Will taken to have spoken in
ton nv every such as having Is FRENCH
TAEE making it the medium Of communication reciations,
&c.
terms r session. reference made to the annual catalogue For
any further information, address either Of he Principals
ACKNOWLEDGMENT W. II HARDIN