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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26
Deafness,

Deafness.
est standing by his newly introduced Instrument the app
s"'' EAR yAPoRIZER,
bcb is founded on the principles has
ceved the testimony Of Physicians Europe and this
country.
OF the many persons successfully treated of which have
beeu deaf for moro than thirty years. and whose testimonials
NAV be examined at Dr. MS Office he will the following
out of q list of hundreds: .8-
Hon. Senator Pugh Judge McIssn of the Z. s. Supreme
Court j. seyins Esq., of the Argus Philadelphia
vim Townsey ESQ.,, Townslcy House, ST. Louis T. H. Town.
Eso President of the Board of HEALTH Philadelphia L. b.
ye Commander u S. Navy Also letters from Professors
Monkin and Winchester of Baltimore Hon. j. c. Sidney Phil
adelpia H. W. Smith, editor Of the Patriot Nashville, Tenn
j. H. Fitzgbbon, Photographer, St. Louis.
Dr. NJ further begs lay the following letters from
tlemen we'll this city and throughout the State that
have been sent to with request publish the same for the
benefit of others who may need DR.. MS services:
LETTER FROM CAPT. 7. p. LEATHERS,
OF the Natchez
New Orleans, Dec. 9, 1859.
To DIR. Won Moschzisker:
Dear sr-Yo operated and treated my child fo
an affection of the eyes, 1885, We have both experienced
much benefit and cheerfuy take pleasure in recommending
Won as Oculst and Au those who need service.
T. P. LEATHERs.
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the Eastern Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS.
8. Il. Adams, Editor.

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest crcu,auon on
Of any country newspaper in the sonth very
-. . nv ady.risinp medium to the Merchants Of New Or
lssns Agents for New Orleans
A. B. sTRAwBRIDGE & CO.,
r. Nh % Cnmmercial Place.
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Genut,,e .uee,.scha,4n, Pipes.

Genuine .MeesschAssns Pipes.
procuring
GENUINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES
in this country the advertiser visit Vienna and have
manufactured under his supervision by the most reputable
makers splendid Of these Pipes comprising every
imaginable shape, size and style
to the public the finest selection Of MEERsCHAUM
PIPES exhibited in the country Each Pipe warranted
GENUINE.
have large variety OF the Second Quality of
Meerscaum Pipes which will be sold about ethrd the
price usually charged for the same article.
For sale Wholesale and retail, at
GUION'S,
20 St. Charles street. (Verandah Buldings)
d24 2p6t few doors from Canal street.
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PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, sun
MONDA
Holiday Gifts! Holiday GIFTS
.... HOLIDA GIFTS!
"a. "A. TYLER
No. l1o CANAL STREET. NEW ORLEANS,
is now opening his
SPLENDID .A8SORPn1BHg
Christmas and New Years
IFTS,
-coss1srrxc, IN PART, or
RICH DIAMOND OPAL, EMERALD, RUBY and PEARL
SETS OF JEWELRY! -4~
LADIES' WATCHES.
Set with Diamonds, Pearls and Rubies!
LADIES' FINE
ENAaxEZED yp.AzE.zEsY
RINGS, FINGER-RINGs, STUDS.
GENTLEMEN's
EXTRA FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES
FINE GOLD VEST AND FOB CHAINS,
All Styles. -.a
RICH SILvER-WARE,
FULL sETTs AND RoUGHP PIECES,
UnequaIed in Design and Finish.
BRONZE AND PARIAN MARBLE
PAPER NACHE
WRITING DESKS, WORK soxEs JEWEL CASES
And
LJQUEUR STANDS. ....
Of thu Most Beautiful Design and Finish.
FINE PAPER MACHE
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDs!!,
Elegant Ioory C1tessn,en, etc., etc.
GOLD, SILVER AND SHE'LL
sPEcTAcLEs AND EYE GLASSES
Superior Music Boxes, oil sizes.
GOLD AND SILVER CARD-CAsEs, PoRTE-MoNNAIEs
AND sNuFF-BexEs, BRIDAL AND PARTY
FANS FINE PORCELAIN and CHI
MA VASES FINE TABLE
CUTLERY, &c.
AN ELEGAN Asso RTMENT
Gold and Silver-Mounted Canes,
BEAUTIFUL RICH FANCY HAIR PINS AND COMBS,
Together with
AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY
FANCY GOODS,
d12 2pf Which he offers at Fair Prices.
500 Stella ShasUIs,
WORTH Sc co.
FOR THREE DOLLARS ONLY!
desirable article for
Holiday Prese nt!
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
dl2 2ptf ll6 Canal street, one dosr from Royal.
Fairbanks
PRIN NCIPA AL SOUTHERN N
Scale Warehouse,
AND DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
die 2ptf No. 90 Camp street.
Eye and Ear.
II " r. N y F, A r.
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VOLUME XII.

Linen, .dlL W'idtlss,
TABLE FOR EAMBOATs
Linen Crumb Cloth.
ALL WIDTHS AND PATTERNS.
CARPETIEG, OIL CLOTH
CURTAIN MATERIALS CoRNIC CEs-New pat,erns
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS,
MATTING-cocoa and Canton
RUGS, MATS, TABLE COVERS, etc.
For sale LOW at the
Curtain and Carpet Warehouse,
No. 30 CAMP STREET
dl2 2p1a1 WATKINS & HoMAN.
'ostfh hufrY JB. G. KENNEDY.
Joseph Hasfyy s Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fine Watches, Jewelrv.
SILVER WARE AND FANCY ARTICLES,
No. 80 CANAL ST., ONE DOOR ABOVE cHARTREs ST.
New Orleans.
FINE GUNS, PISTOLS,
POCKET AND BOWIE KNIVES,
RAzoRs, PENS, etc.
LADIES SHELL COMBS,
OPERA GLASSES, FINE FANS, and
TOILET ARTICLES,
BRUSHES
OF every description.
A9Waches and Jewelry carefully repaired Warranted
o3l 2pf
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Diseases Of the Throat and Lung.

DIR. C. PRESTON CRANE
Would respectfully that his location is still the
same-od No. l46 No. 1876 ST. JOSEPH STREET, be-
tween Camp and St. Charles, where he will continue
treat diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS by his pe-
cuiar and successful method of
INHALATION OF INDICATED VAPORS,
In connection with CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES. DR.. G.
will also continue to administer the
ELECTROLYSES OR ELECTRO. CHEMICAL BATHS.
Which have already proved wonderfully ehicacious in
RHEUMATISM, sO"
GOUT, LUMBAGO,
INTERMITTENT,
SCRoFULA,
all affections and In all diseases arising from i'm,
puries the blood produced by the Of minerals In
system The Dr. give his attention to diseases Of
the Eye and Ear.
Office hours from A. NJ. tin9P.M.
Patients abroad desirous Of consulting Dr. by letter. will
address Box G, 40. die 2ptf fFrMo&We
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Cabinet .MnEea.s'

CNbi7let .MNke1'S'
UPHOL LSTERS' MATERIALS
OF Every Description,
Gilt Cornices, Hair Cloth Shades Curled Hair, Enameed
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tasses Varnh, Gimps and
Frnge Springs Buttons and Twine Glue Picked and Com
mon Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Flud Pc ns and
Oils Wall Paper ETC., at the Lowest Cash Prices by
HEATH & CO.,
m2S 2ply No. IS Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26


GUNS. PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS.
With all the Modern improvements.
From my New York Manufactory .m in receipt Of
large stock and approved patterns of
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
rThe prices will be guaranteed low goods the
quality procured in this city, and will be sold for CASH
or CITY ACCEPTANCE favorable terms.
GUIONS,
~ 81. Charles street, Verandah BuildingsD
d4 2p6t A few doors from Canal street.
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Silrer Plated Wares,

Silcer Plated Wares,
For sale at the
CROCKERY AND HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE
SAMUE Ell II. MOORE,
No. 4s CAMP STREET.
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND DESSERT FORKS
SILVER PLATED CASTORs.
SILVER PLATED CANDIESTIeKs.
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
SILVER PLATED OYSTER FORKS.
SILVER PLATED WATERS
SILVER PLATED URNS.
SILVER PLATED EGG BOILERS.
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS.
SILVER PLATED SYRUP PITCHERS.
SILVER PLATED DECANTER LABELS.
SILVER PLATED BUTTER DISHES.
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS.
SILVER PLATED MUGS.
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS. -.Y
SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS.
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS.
SILVER PLATED BERRY BOWLS.
SILVER PLATED LADIES
SILVER PLATED CALL BELLS.
SILVER PLATED NUT CRACKS.
SILVER PLATED DIPPERS.
SILVER PLATEH SPOON HOLDERS. mis- 2peod.f
George III. Vf1lte1l,
TT E Fl Fl Q U M r
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
lO5 Poydas ST. between Camp St. Charles ss N Orleans
nd FIrni inn
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George III. Vfnte,,,
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,

IT Y P e F. Q U N . R
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Gouse- furnishing 8ooos.

HOWE's unriyaled ELLIPTIC-SPRING BED
BOTTOM-The best in existence, a. No 40 Broadway,
F,anius n or address GEO. +. GRAY for circular.
Price from 81 80 to S6 So Special inducements TO dealers
CELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS-Glass, Porce-
- Patent Tops for Tinners use rot iy rg
Whips Empire and various Other and useful
article, iu the house furnishing line a. wholesale, by
GRAY BROTHERS, No. 90 Beekman-st'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
DIANOS, MELODEONS and ALEXANDRA

VDIANUS, MELOUEUNS and ALEAANDhE
ORGANS, Of superior make, At great bargarsi second
hand Piano. extremely prices ranging oi
the laTge., Music in the United States; No
ssl and Musical merchandise Of all Kinds, the
lowest possible Pianos and Melodeons for and rent
allowed purchased monthly received for PiaIos sat
he!od.oua HORACE WATERS, Agent,
No. SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Chanres for Business Men.

DROOKLYN SCHOOL for SALE oeen
ID esb, yesrs in an excellent Ieghborhood; has
ALWAYS been well sustained. Price t29 AdtIe" TEAChEh
Box No l30 Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
I ADDS PARLOR GRAND PIANO
IL Can BE- boughtAt
JUDS0N MUNGERS No. ~ Broadway.

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS.
sTENWAY SONS invite artists aud the Pablo In aenef
70 cell and examine their new y-inv,n,sd ovERSTRlNG
GRAND PIANO which, fr power and quality OF .one 10
nosnced superior other Grand Piano by all
saied IL whom he beet musical jadgs q the
Try such Codbeck Tn Hsyan Editor Of The Musical b
view. L. c. Hill. w A. King w. Mason, II. C. Timm Il A
Wonenhsspt, A. II. Wood and many others.
STElNWAY SONS,
Manufacturer. Noe 50 and "a walier-s. N.w.Yort
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

ITO TEACHERS.-FOr SALE or to LEI, the
/ BTuDING FI'RNITI RE and APPARATUS. with the
highest reputation Of oursns AID remuneraye Female
Seminary. n -,
Estate Agents Office Portland aud Sudbury SIS, Bos
ian Mas.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Real Gstate for Sale.
EW CHOICE VILLA SITES on the East

4 FEW CHOICE VILLA SITES or the East
~ Riy,r for SALE-At WBiTESroNE L. l., only hour
f,r Nau; communication almost hourly One of the
eesirste fronts near the city Situation high .oPns
t,nfly 70 10. water and commanding views Additional
knG IrIs back from the river be bad desired Numer
% FARM OF forty five the best soil Long Island.
all under cultivation the Railroad DrPc, FLUSHING Il
BE-, styIs building sites and viii be sold together IN pots
of onr Aso for sale desirable BUILDING LOIS
In the Village Of Flushing and Building Loans sdysnced
quiird. Appy TO D. ) WILLIAMS, NJ. lJ7 Cdsn5rrsst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
CoTNTRy PLACE wANTEp.-TAs sdver-

" tse las cty Pupery worth -1b-ct 70 fc.r yss,
is.s.. 60 rrT saauu which permanent loan OF
az 90 a. p There Ia b-it~r lson " the cry i1
s-f sud rrof,bie i1sss,meit Al an Ensi-h
h..n, HoC.e ,ad Lot In plesssri street anf teighehi
priC- $500; ounsbranee 90 os which sSe can ~
,s-.. for 100 Ei,Ler bJh vii be exchanged eq
t,by fer COZ NTRY PLACE. coas.nieu, TO the city Ad
Dr. via. dr. on Of properly ald price, Box No. 4eS ~ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

HOUSEKEEPERS will find LUBINs EX-
TRACTS for FLAVORING tie ehespest and best mode Of
importing the fsyor II fruits al kinds II Pastry Cakes
P1dngs J-e. Custsds Ice Cresms &c Sod by oc.u and
srussi,tA HALL, RCCKEL L Co,
PropEietors No. 2lS Creenwichst-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

Indemnity against loss by hre.'
CAFEGUARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
- Office No. "a Nasaus,, corner OF Cedar, New'forf
CAPITAL-Paid up and securely invested $SnNc
SURPLUS
This Company continues insure property Of every
IN Country including Leases Public Buildings Dwell
iDgs Stores Warehouse Factories and Workshops aud
tents Merchandise Vessels in port &C. against os' or damage 6y
FIRE, at the reduced rates.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
JACOB n. KELLER Pres. ALBERT WELLES, v Pre'
HENRY X. FOoTE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
A NJ AEaTIs. A1c.ioa--e
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Trsde-Sss

ID Rc-gns to l3 Psrs-ror. ,rrvr
O. EONDAY AFTERNOON. Msy =. a. o'clock, i1d FIVE
FOLLOWING DAYS. g. sane hc1. -.
TIE entire PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the ii'e Rev hals '"
G.swod, d.. Ii D.Tdis Library forms 81 ex',oraA's
collection Of rare choice va shir sud cl-i"r' bk' u
nearly every department plclTy Eca l. Pce..y sad bISs
sni mrd-rl. aud IL Civil al a. rs
toy choice and sarce esns &c
America Also early Printed Books &C. gathered by th .se
owner during many yrars sni comprising Nast Say o. I'm
por.ant Booki Ca.a.osle may D. hld o. sPP@ca'S a'
SalesT0cms
FRIDAY EVENING. May -. a. 7o'elock
BOOKSELLERS STOCk-COmPrislng large s'so;.n'ra1 o'
Standard aad Misreaeous BOOKS including Scientific Cs
sics and School Books, and variety Of Family b'ee' 40
Also selections from Private Library OF Choice oTk' on 'sf
oCs O. bjec;s in fine and e. rbs.anal bindings
MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 81, IL focock -
CHOICE PRIVATE LlBRARl-Of -are auf curious Books
In general LITERATURE embracing sso extensive yey OF
ya!usble Books early American History, Poetry Bogspuy
Novsge. ard Travels &C. Sc Cs,sogues ale nov ready
WEDNESDAY ana THURSDAY AFTERNOONS.
Juue sad :. 81 O'Clock .,.,
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, MANUSCRIPTS INsChlr-
Tons PRINTED CURIOSTTIES, &c.-The Prore'ty Of q
p-i,se collection ard gathered during many ya aIse
embracing Aut0graphs S'a-esmen Commander hoys et
snage, Authors Artists Drama,i.,,, Musicians. Dine' fhy
icau. &C. mauy Of them of great historical Iu'P',
and Interest The collection also embracesa tsy OF pooA'
with Auogrsph Inscriptions uteres'ins printed Iiose
&c Ca,aosue, b. had application, At the 'ae'roo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
NIRCILAR.-Sm: The Trustees famed in I

NIRCILAR.-SR The Trustees Lamed IN IL
aereenen. of the 18th Of December. 1881 10 whsa ys
nsre annexed pursuance Of authority s'ea N zoe "ra
srtcle hereby require the surrender aud delivery trn
Mon, 10 the st day Of July neAt Of the Share, OF St
Ronds Coupons aud Claims Ered 10 be placed IA tue Irf
ronfor,nity with the stipulation IN said asrernent
ri g. uin Ia, prr pared 10 receive the Stock Bsck
ard evidences IL Cams b. surrendered and
the FIRST DAY OF JUNE NENr. az theIr otce; No 80 w&
:, SewYork between the hours II aud sa&b
advance 10 the parties entitled Thereto the cssh % be fs
onshaf Il the three Coupons the tr sec0ni sEt Ca
.ucon Bonds To deliver 70 the Second boudhosders Cx
con Bonds for such Second Mortgage Bonds a. are e ~a
changed ard to give Trust Certificates - su p.fs fssa
they shall eyeray be entitled TO uGde the sses
For the conyeuerce OF Sockhodt their o. se
NAV be surrender red the cary Of the Oao ani M's
Railroad Company Cincinnati transferred oy he pow
attorney attached thereto 10 the Tees snf on rccas
vice thereof Trust Certificates for ten per cent oi the ame
will be at once transmitted 10 the ,ad Secretary for deNeus
the respective parties Stockholders who may become eans
20 ar additional Certificate of ten per cent on CONDITIONS nsr
In the seventh article will be furnished With such SeTisn'7
Immediately on the Performance OF such conditions:
EpWIN BARTLETT, Chairman ot Tri,iess
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Sales at Aust.oy.

D.,IFL 5 H0VGE A toreet-ohoe fe - b.oai"' .,
AUCTION NOTICE.-Rich Rosewood and
n Impred FURs1TCRE D: HoCGH vi si.tI 'eI
Pabic Auction THIS DAY. MONDAY, May 3 g. ~ osi,sA
rrcisely a. the Prr- Csrp~,. Decorations WORKS ot AT
ke genera. Assrment ef Table Nsre-'ren - oa,'
Dinner ssd Trh Se. Syes seryice Tea Urn ~
Ga, Ware Curry Spcors Forks, &C. Contained n nt',-
Gas. residence NJ s. Cil,onPlce, ueE Brosd~'y Sas
iosu ue. to h. had 3. the house o.ly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

coward ScHfScS. Auct.ouees .
II &F. II. SCHENCK will sell az Auction AT
II. the V,reroom, Of Ami Cook No 65i Broadway on
Tuesday the 2ih inst a. 10 O'Clock large AID we'll
assorted stock Of well made CABINET Fl kN IL NE eot
inr very article 10 be fund il fIstoisss warehouse
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

EIRE DEPARTMENT.-The Treasurer OF the
Fire Department with much pleasure aeknoweesrs ,ns re
ceip Of Fe.s Hundred Dollars from the Freues una lu
rsnc Cor psny pei H. Beeckman, esq SecreIy oeue ore
per cent o dividend Of nine cent declared sce e.
s,;on the aid payment being made sEceaby TO their ar
. Of association p half of the dividend. OF the Com
pany per cent, tc tie !dows a.i "
The Fire Department. JObN - ulbr'S' AfeSsVte1.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Jraurante Companies.
1I,HE FIREMENs FUND INSURANCE COM

INHE FIKE MIN L NJ NV " ", ~ ue,,ai,.
PANY No 10 BrOsd~sy. Mcts0Potsa BANK buhdns. t ms
Nexyof Msy TO- presenting q the New toi. fe
p~psrmeu, sai N. pubic the results q ;hcr tr, Sp
rs,n. the Fireme. Furi In Company zee Hpclv ~
cal rtiou those res sad oceg:sn "h1
thy deem II in poriapce. .e...,,, os
n,ouucug ,!drud fr he year a uit- Per ctu
csr ,he rule 4 diyi.i9u contained IN the oha't VI
r- " itow nd Ophsi Ed OF tie New -lSEA rae Ds
par.ueut fneeu hundred do.s's .,-A.., a..
Cnn,rv @ "A no. consider they had doe justice TO hc
se, OF the unfortunate prsoLs hose wsrc = 10 tae pia
al e,s 70 cou;rbte Il they did TOT rrrtw TIE apPs hre
c Frequently n ade 30 Fe Department aud rs NJ Nero.
hueus freucs hrol stou the city, sui ureru'3 ca.
,be, 20 aid IN hr good thus scspcous.y begun oy ray
10 ,s sul pors Company With energy aud
i-- il 5nnerding Z 70 ht uirhas su
b. telt
To the pu biz large lo swsys te kndy dsPo,rd @~stu
~ or.by appeal with condcnc tor liberal share
G ar po the cheapc, aud The time tnos' erecte
mode of rendering /. substantial seIytce IL,
~ NATHAN b. GRAHAM PEesdeat
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK s WINSTON, LUCICS ROBINSON
i6iIS 4 l. PRIYN w SWITH BROWN,
yiiI IAN MOORE RICHARD PATRICK,
fnsEPii RiIfST WILLIAM II. P0PHAM,
R0RERT Ji NJ i-RDY LYCI RGt>S EDGERrON.
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON, EZRA WHEELEk
JoJJN II SWIFT CEPIIAS II. NORTON,
WiiIIAM ! ri NKFR, HAMLlN BLAKE,
WiJTIAN BFTTS SAMUEL ID. BABC9CK,
JOHN 2. YELNERTON, MlLLAKD tlLLMOtE,
JOHN WADSWORTH, DAVID HoADLEn,,
ALFRED EDWARDS, HENRY A. SMnIhr.,
NATIIANIFI, HAYDEN WILLIAM v BRADY,
JOHN NJ. STUART, w r; DoDOEn,
GEORGE X. CLARK GEORGE >. COE,
SaMI,FL = SPROUTS WIN. X. STRONG.
SaNf ~ NJ CORNELL, ALEX. W. BRADFORD,
FREDERICK 5. WINSTON President.
cac,.,srv Isaac AaRATr Actury, SHEPPARD HoMAAs.
Medical Exrminer, MINTURS Posr, nj. d.
NvFW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
B,ton Capital and accumulated Premiums, 81 o5e 859 81
Paving cash dividend of % cent to al the insured PamPh
lets Reports, &c, furnished gratis JOHN fioffEh
gent aud Attorney for the CO.. No llO Broadway, N T.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
OF OHIO:
AN ACT
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

mo. 2O6.l ANACT
For the Assessment and Taxation of all
Property in this State, and for levying
Taxes thereon according to its true value
, 1859-05-07

~ tity t'srk's t>fce, t.!ca:'. April =. 1@to.
PIhic Niicr j, h*schs s:e1. thai t.c u':' il
h!.rc fr.:t::A S.twlS L. tc es.>.e tr! f..r~,
III wr> s! Il ha1- ,.r: fr,,, Van lu:,:: >->t -
NaET1:"u s;tc,t n tat We: his'n. iett side Ct :
..h .41.A+ .. t..t::, uf tu .r>- tE4, |:
T.. :t 'l:e rs:!tt r:. e.:ta EsvI i.
t":A. ~ tn i fEl t:r.i .:r.p,t.
.,w IL .!I: cnf-str1c.e in ftl- taaar.
.'e :'y tt tl'.4sve -.:1it II -rswAi>. OF Il
IL 1d,!l .v't .s-i. l~:4 :. VII i IL. ~, :.
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, 1859-05-07
mARFNR INXELEI1HNCk.

NEA7BER.-Quifs waf1u tLs Thtru,onAez 1t Il deg III
IL: sts At !: NJ with light trecze from the southeast.
ARRIVED Fsox ctucAoo.--At Buff alp OIL thc <,h-prop
kcHosha.
CLEARED Foe Ca,cAao-At Ruaslo on The 4th.-rrop
Galena.
LINT VE%aE1s TAss1sa TuEocGa The Wk11Asp Ga.
xAL.-Furuished to the Board Of Like rxess-Thc
following vessels passed the Po Cobo.ne Lock from
O'clock r u. the ~ Of May till O'Clock r H. On lbs
4lh of May:
Bound Wezt-May ID, task CLyton; oa the 3,h. schr
Hound Eaa-May 3D. sehrs Indus Three EcIs c. Reeve:
The ah lark London Lks Liverpool OCEAN tMontreal,
scAr. CataiaQul samuel q. Andrews.
ytsrIs cua11rExp SrA.S.-Nc hear of two vessels
Icing chartered to take PIPE stlres to Cadir span so
per thousand With fsxhts u at Sc per tusle1
1t Is also tumotd that three going out and do
Intend return. One Of the dr.t mentioned the bark
Grace Gvcn~ud. Is now II this po1t fttl1g cut. The
4choouer Eli Bates is Also chartered to take lun,er Rich
mond. VA. At 10 per u.
PsorEnxes GE4a1se.-Tle propeller Hunter, Captain
Dickson. q! Le Col!nGwood Line, cleared to-day far Col
ngwond with full carxo Of Fiour Grain and Pork. and
the propeller CuyahoS Capt. sarsden, Of tho Peoples
l.lne fyr buffalo, With Elnur a,l Corn.
P1orxiIKE Furs7AIs Crrr-Thc propeller Fou,a;,
Cr, Captain Peek arrived this evening fson rollngwoo
with son,e fifty passengers.
TELEGRArnic CAnIr LIST At TDLEp, Asn ForSp At
DrsKIIK-TLe Telegraph, operators 4. Toeaiu feu days
snce uute communicable with the middle grounds
and upon examination fduud tie ce missing They
to Cleveland aad procured another one and shortly
the ussng turned up in Dunsik ,und ono Of
the wheels If the propeller oean having fecrue entagcd
in the wheel of the propeller while ssng Creek
at Tolr1o Thr:c s Two hundred feet Of inch aud ha
caltIe.
, 1859-05-07

American ports and none to Canada; 1n,oo0 bn.
roru and II, ,o'o bu barley hare been shipped to
Canada. On the .lst Of May there were a1out
for Oswego, 100 bbls flour, 5s ,soGs bu corn, and
l41,o4S bn wheat.
S1ncKs OF GROCERIES IN NKw IoRK.-The
New York Tribune of Monday gives the follow
ing Us the stock Of Groceries in New York !:
e",1'5 bags and 40 :a2 mats Of all kinds OF Cot-
fee, Of which 500 bags were lsio; 33,519 hhds.
l6,l7a boxes, l5,1al bugs Of Sugar, against
14,4s1 hhds, 16,t0S boxes, - r3G5 bags, same
time in 1858, and 4,o56 hhds Molasscs, against
l1.Ss3 hhds same time in 1855. There is no
ST. Lorls, May 4.-Reccipts, G,e67 SKIS corn !:
;51 bb|s flour; 1,;41 SKIS wheat; 6"5 SKIS oats ;
Gle sks aud 5:3 bbls potatoes. Wheat firm with
sales ut &l.1s@l,2s for Spring, and s1.so@1: -
for Winter Corn buoyant and advanced, with
sales at 78GsGc; Oats in active demand, with
sales at eoetG7c; Dry Flint Hides. l1c; Whisky
advanced lc. with sales at 2Gc; Potatoes, GAG
LIZ. hungarian Grass Seed scarce Ind i'll de-
mand nj &@.a5.
ToLEpo, May 5.-Keccipss, 6,:n" bu wheat.
ce5 bbls -four, 4,o7s bu corn. Shipped, 2,e:"
bbls flour, 4,tn'o bu corn. Whaat sales-l, 900
bu Mich. Sou. Red at $l.5o corn, 715c; oats,
45@5"c.
c.Sc1SSAr1-May 4.-Receipts were: l,241
bbls -four; $50 bu wheat, lis bu corn, G3 bu bar
ley Flour less buoyant, but unchanged; lGo
bbls at $3.50; 800 bbls whisky ut :5td .":c;
wheat firm. with sales Of l..00 bu at $l.4AW
1t;3; corn firm, with agood demand at s1tL SIC !;
oats active aud advancing-salcs nj 53G3ec.
DE7nol7-May a.-Receipts, 1c5 bbls flour;
l,51y bu wheat. PTS bu corn. Tie Detroit
Adrrrfiser reports advance Of &c on Hour;
sales Of Chicago Standard ut $l.l5. and :"c Tor
Rejected; corn firm ut sic.
SHiPrrSG WHEAT WEsr*-Besides the canal
bou. loads Of wheat shipped to St. Louis few
days ago. there were shipped by railway to St.
Louis yesterday, ','sJu bu Spring wheat, ut SC
freight.
M11wArkEE-Mar 5.-Receipts, 4ls bbls
Hour; S,G74 bu wheat; 1853 bu oats; lo2 bn
corn 3: In barley. About Il 200 bushels wheat
were ss,il ut II lac ~ f. o. b. for No. Spring,
and $l.33t1l.3G for extra Club-showinS Il
slight decline OH previous days report.
EosTos, May 4.-Receipts, 4,.l5 bbls; no
grain received. Flour firm at *5.15Gt5.5n for
Western 'supertine; $5.s5GG.s5 for fancy !;
$3.50 @G.en for common e.tras; and f1Ge.r'
for family and superior brands. Corn advanced
3cM4c. Sales Of yellow at 9Sc.