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Merchants, Banks and Insurance. Comma.
nies. and Cotton Brokers,
Will ind al Establishment everything necessary to con-
pee the counting with best selected stock of STA.
TIONERY imported Also. COTTON SALRS AND
ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS, of all patterns; and Cpsun
and Grain, Sugar and moasses " WEIGHING BOOKS.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL / CO.,
No. 60 Camp street
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Law Books! LawFRooksy

An extensive and wellselsced stock Of LAW BOOKS
prislng TEXT BOOKS. STATUTES. DIaEsrs, REPORTS.
and LAW TREATIsEs of the most eminent American aa
English Jurists.
Also, fall supply OF FRENCH LAW Bo0KB-An st pns-
fishers prices
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL i CO..
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3 x9zSrIoH Of purchasers Is called to the
4. e5kss Auctionesr this day Al O'Clock. 1.-THE
HI Aieisrssof tobacco, India bagging, gun-
m&5 plano, march audise, furniture, WOOL etc.; dam
~ NJ Mtsr on boesd belk saragossa.
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KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.
cisl to the Now Orleans crs.cent.l

Special to the New Orleans crescent.l
KEY WEST, August 10, 1859.
Messrs. Editors The California steamship Star Of
the West, Capt. Gray, from Aspinwall the Sd, with
passengers and mails from San Francisco, July 20th,
arrived on the 7th inst She left her New Orleans mails
and passengers, and sailed without coailing, at
o'clock, P. NJ, same day, for New York. She had FIVE
hundred passengers and two millions in treasure.
Passengers all WELL No exciting news from California.
On the Isthmus, the excitement concerning the dis
covery Of golden images in the Indian I" truacos,"
continued unabated. Several schooners had lefs
Panama freghted with adventurers The schooner
Caroline left on the 9th with fifty passengers.
The discovery of these graves, rich with golden
idols and ornaments is very interesting one. The
possession Of such quantity Of the precious metals
must inevitably tend to improve the industrial pros
perity of the Isthnus, populate the country, and
eventually lead to the discovery of the mines from
which the gold has been originally obtained, and
which can only be in the adjacent cordilleras.
The ancient burying grounds where these golden
ornaments are found are situated in the province of
Chinqui. They are indicated in various ways. Some
have heap Of stones piled rudey over the grave |;
others are shown by column of basoltic rock placed
over the center, and some have circle of stones
closing the grave. They are found everywhere
I throughout the province, from the shores of the
lagoon Of Chnqui to the islands on the Pacific side
They excel in the deepest vallies and among the
highest recesses Of the mountains range. These
graves opened were near the villages of Boqueron
and Bujaba. Chnqui, Judging from its dead, must
have been exceedingly popular and wealthy. While
the present inhabitants rejoicing the spols
of original industry and superstition it is to be hoped
that the discovery may lead to better knowledge of
the revenues of the country and development
thereof.
The value Of the exclamation we do not learn, but
it is thought that they will exceed several millions
annually, and when the mines are discovered, the
product Of the precious metal must be very great
rivalng, no doubt, California and Australia.
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PRINTERS AND KBINDERS.
AS TO
STYLE PRICE AND QUALITY,
WE DEFY MPET.ITIDHs
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL AGO.
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COOPER IS WANTED to go on plantation. See
advertisement Of Mr. VIM E. Layerich q Old Leyee street
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Observation-Disclosures
CIVIL ENGI EMS.

And
CIV EN- II N E E RS.
Always OF hand complete assortment of
Drawing Materials,
Comprising MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. DRAW
ING PAPER. best quality, all sizes WATER coLoRs Bril-
Boards PAinsrs' Pallets Brushes Pink and Msxsont
saucer Tracing Cloth and Paper Drawing and Ihcxfahie
Pens, Pencils, etc.
Also, various Works Drawing Architecture and EnE
sering and Books.for. Surveyors.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL L CO.,
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Bibles and Testaments.
SCHOOL BIBLES AND rEsTAMENrB.
ALSO.
FAMILY BIBLES, Of all prices.
HYMN BOOKS, Of every description.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL 4 CO.,
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To Cles ks of Courts, Sheriffs, Justices OF
the Peace and Recorders.
We keep constantly on hand full supply OF RECORD
BOOKS and DoCKETs various sizes and styles; RgCoDo
PAPER, ruled or plain, LEGAL CAP, NoTARIAI. PREss.
Es, etc., etc.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL i CO.,
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California Saw Mills, Third District, J

New Orleans, Nov Is, 1855
The Southern Oil Company-Gentlemen Having fully
tried the Rosn Machinery Oil made by Company the
engine machinery of the above mentioned Saw Mill,
have the pleasure to state that highly of il ubri
eating Oil being in my opinion fully equal as ubreator to
quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum. , ', ,ur,r
[sgnedl Il. STILES
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HUGHES, yALLETT l. CO., Propri
Picayune Office. New Orleans, !,

Dtctmber II, 1865 J I
thoroughly tested the Machinery oil by
the Southern Oil Company for the past weeks the
press of this office.
consider the best Oil have my press and
shall continue its
1t entirely gum. keeps the machinery clean and
freely penetrates the smallestof oil holes.
IsignedJ r. r. SHERMAN,
Foreman of the Press Room,
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Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin, !

Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin I
December IS, 1853
hereby certify that using (and have
time pas the Machinery Oil manufactured by the Southern Oil
Company and find Superior the best Lard OIL and fully
The longer pleased with
1t. [Sgned1 JOHN r. ALEXANDER,
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Delta Office New Orleans, I
December 20, 1858. :
Having used the Machinery furnished by the Southern
Oil Company the of this office for two months take
stating that il entirely from or heat and
altogether the best Oil have had in the press room
When the Oil first applied collected all the dirt which
accumulated which has kept perfectly
clean and bright. -, a,
by Southern Oil Company, and intend to
tinIe its :, ,,,,,>r,
lSignedl -, a M3MA N $,
G. c. B0GERT & CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
fee tt No. r. Camp street.
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Playing Cards.

large supply Of the celebrated mAnufactnrer PLAyIs
CARDs at reduced prices Aiss beautiful quality os P1sy
ing Cards for Clubs, WHIST and EUcHRE PARTIZH
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BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 co.

BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO.
RLoomF1ELD, STEEL q CO.'S
MAMMOTH +
BOOK AND PAPER EsTABL1sH1Kxr
EMP ORIUM
soz.oo1 1z..-,n<~.
No. 60 CAMP STREET. +-"t
Whore constantly kept full and eonplst. assossaara
ScE0 K II 0E8
-conprssng--
HISTORIES, READERS oEoeRApHrrs pyrr,ora.
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Sold n publishers and manufacturer prices. l
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NO. % Camp shssk
Sof"p DAs "nu H1eroafIumss
OF various sizes and patterns with white paper
Also, large assortment Of ALBUMS, coupr,sirs .
varied selection.
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N. j. BRENGIER.

Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans November 5, 1858.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil by
the Southern on Company the sides wrists and journals Of
Lard OIL and fully equal any Oil have used
ehnery. 1t goes farther than Lard Oil, and is entirely
gum keeps the journals COOL consider altogether
ubricaor have used during experience of fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue It's
[Sgnedl HENRY INGRAHAM,
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press,
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Algiera, January g. 1859.
been using the Southern Oil Company Machinery
of the machinery this mill
two past find fully equal TO the best Lard OIL If
any difference give preference this OIL and shall
tnue its
ISignedl HUGHES yALLETT 4 CO., Projectors.
GEO. W. GERRY Engineer and Machinist.
addition the Saw Mill have also used the
machinery of the Louisiana Dry Docks for the
period and with equal satisf action and results.
[Signedl HUGHES, WALLET L co.
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Very respectfully, year obedieut servant,
[Signed] s. H GILMAN.

Chemical Laboratory, New Orleans School Of Medclnel
September 49, 1853.
carefully examined specimen Of Rosn Oil
Southern Oil Company and find that it retains its perfect lin
pdity low six degrees below the of Fahrenhes
scaehiry eight degrees below freezing point twelve
grees below turbd but does CONCEAL still
being LIQUID It is therefore highly valuable Intoxicating
agent in climates where the temperature naturally low It
scarcely be exposed under ordinary circumstances
temperature artificial it has been subjected
without freezing.
lSigned1 I. L. CRAWCOUR, NJ D.,
Professor of Chemistry and Medical jurisprudence New
leans School of Medicine.
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Depot N. O.. Q, and @: W Railroad,l
Agiers Nov. IL, 1883.
TO Southern OIL take pleasure in
be used the axle boxes Of work WE'LL
far the limited time have had in has permitted 10
est it.
packed with It have $40 miles average
speed without the additional
oil, and remaining perfectly COOL
engaged in making further tests relative
it, comparative with other lubricators.
Yours respectfully, A. B. SEGER,
vice-Presiaent and Superintendent.
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lsignedl

New Orleans, January 1b, 1889.
Southern Oil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES During recent visit oil
about two months in different sugar parishes State
with several planters who using your Rosn
Oil their mills and all of them spoke of the high
est terms lubricsting Oil.
also has convinced me that 1t Is not a
gummy dirty properties which always found in the
Of all other lubrcating Oils
The shafts Of mill from the heavy and irregular
strains them difficult to keep oiled and cool than
other machinery and substance has
cient for that OIL This seasons experience
October last stating that your Oil would prove superior
to any other for the purpose above named
Very respectfully, yeur obedieut servant,
rSDned1 s. H GILMAN
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Smithfeld Plantation, October 80 1858.
To the Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans
reply sayI have used Of the barrel of ub-
eating Oil obtained from and Notwithstanding the preju
engineers satisfied fully your
cription. am satisfied thai you have at
tanned desideranm for the South furnishing
cheap and valuable Oil of home marufacory
Please send me two barrels and obge yours espectfnly
[Signedl W. JONES LYLE
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ery't, -
MAUNsEL WHITE.

Eonma, December 6, 1883
Mr. F. ". G. Cook New 0rleans-Dear Sir The Machinery
Ros Oil from Oil Company, you sent Oc-
tober entire satisfaction journals being free from gum
and heat
sugsrhouse purposes It will do well Eliminating
Oil. Thanks for the barrel sent yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
lSignedi NJ. j. BRENGIER.
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Miscellaneous Works.
coMPRIBNo
HISTORY. BIOGRAPHY. ESSAYS. POETRY. THB D2A
MA. TRAVELS and VOYAGES. NOvEIs ILLUS
TRArED WORKS. TOY BOOKS. JUVENILE BoogS
CANES, PUZZLES, etc.. etc.
Late Publications and Magazines.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL / co.,
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Scrap Books and HerbarIums.
OF various sizes and patterns with white or colorsd psper
Also, large assortment OF ALBUMS, cousrss.,ps =
varied selection.
BLOOMFIELD. sTKRL CO.
No. 90 Camp strsst.
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Pass Christian, October s, 1883
Dear Sir went Mobile Monday and visited the works
the process which they refine the Oil expe entirely
pyrogneous acid and ammonia and mpart the alkaline pro-
perty essential to all lubricatory oils.n
This precisely what all Rosn Oil makers heretofore have
against the Oil; without the features which have
Toned Quoted sbove) the Oil would possess
eating purposes while with the discoveries made system
in at the Mobile Works believe the OIL will far
cialiy in cold climates p
congratulate the Company and the country
achievement which will be of wealth to BOTH
Your obeaent servant,
lsgnedl S. H. GILMAN.
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Deer Range, january Is, 1859.
Agents Of the Southern Oil Company, New oreans-Dear
Sirs: been using very extensively upon all
chnsry belonging to the plantation viz Sugar Mill and En-
CINE Draining heels Pumps Saw and Corn Mills, Oil
manufactured from Rosin by the Southern Oil Company and
every respect preferable to any other have also
ued the Wheel the Navy plantation
know other equal in point of economy duration and
SERVICE
am glad to notice the which attends the efforts Of
Company and believe that in time this branch of
dustry will other among immense
forests which abound throughout The South will be dis
almost wealth. Surely the South should encourage
every looking her industrial enfrsnchisemen the
North and in Of promises more
brilliant in this. The appeal should be brought to
every true Southern patriot and believe will be responded
to, Your obt serv't,
" GSienedl MAUNsEI WHITE
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Depot N. o., o. and @. W. Railroad Co., !

the Southern Oil Company-Gentlemen Our experiments
during the month in the Of Machinery Oil for
boxes show saving Of Is cent the of
OIL when used for the while equally
we'll.
shall adopt Its exclusive for that particular purpose
isignedl A. B. sEGER,
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Boards.
..-,.f.. So 4-..,.--..
II
A fne assortment Of CHEsSMEN. DoMINOEs BAgE
CANNON BOXES. CHESS BOARDS. DICE and Boxgs.
etc.. etc.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL / CO.,
No. 90 Camp strses.
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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-11

DEATH FROM THE INHALATION or CHLoRo.
FoRN.-Mrs. Matilda Klein, the wife Of DR..
Carl Adolph Klein, of No. 274 Ninth-street,
was found dead in her bed ycsterday morning 9.
For years past Mrs. X. has suffered severely
from nervous toothach, and has usually in
haled chloroform to alleviate the pain. On
Thursday night the lady retired to her room at
an early hour. Mrs. Kein's daughter and
another little girl slept in tho room. About
three o'clock in the morning they were dis
turbed by the loud screaming of Mrs. KIein's
infant, and on approaching tho bed to learn
what was the matter, the daughter stumbled
over her mothers dead body. She Immediately
called her father, who found that his wife had
been dead for some time, the body being quite
cold. A vial, labeled ohIoform, was found on
the floor beside her, the cork of which was In
the bed. She had evidently iuhaled or swal-
lowed its contents, which had brought on oon-
vulsions, in which she died. Yesterday, Cor
oner Schirmer held an inquest. An external
examination of the remains was made by Dr..
Bouton, and he was of opinion that death was
coused by spoplexy from taking chloroform,
the Jury. coinciding in his belief Y.
Times, 8th inst.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-11

School BoARD.-Board met, President King
In the chair.
A number Of stoves, &c., were voted for the
use OF the schools for the coming winter.
Miss Mary Boyer and Miss salome Longloy
we're appointed teachers pro. tenn. in the Tenth
District, at 500 per month.
Anna Maria s. Bodice was appoipted teacher
In the Thirteenth District, ct $40 per month.
The following were appointed teachers Of tho
night schools, viz:
Frst Dissriet-Daniel Hough, Principal;
Kate Rensohel, Mary ]. Hadler and S. A. Gar.
nahan, Assistants.
Seventh Dstrict.-B. O. M. DoTeck, PrlnoI-
pal, and Mary A Fillitson, Assistant.
Eighh Dstriet.-The local trustees were
authorized to select the teachers, four In
number. 4. =
The Clerk was authorized to post hand-bils
announcing the commencement Of tho night
schools on Monday evening next Tho session
OF the schools were ordered to commence at
seven O'Clock and close OF nine P. M.
The salaries Of the principals arc $50, and
OF the assistants 1926 per month.
Committee on Salaries reported a resolution
declaring 1t inexpedient to raise the salary of
any teacher, during the present school year,
which was laid over under the rules, till the
next meeting.
The local Trustees were authorised to employ
additional teachers in the night schools il
necessary. Adjourned.
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| pe attended to.
POLICE Couar.--0ur Police Court has been
unusually busy for few days, and yesterday morn.
No less than ten drunks aud disorderlies were dis.
posed OF by Police Judge Madeira BY nng the deiln-
case Of the Sullivans, where the oonstuticnaty of
the ONCE Of Marshal called In question: the Judae
overruled the objections and sustained the Marshais
We regret to say that In our notice, yester-
day Of the man who fell from the ferry landing into
the river, We did injustice by our last sentence to
time Of the occurrence, and depended on hearssy tes-
not design to do injustice to any man.
FLAG PRESENTATION Independent Ken
lucky Rnvers are to be presented with q beautiful
dag by the patriotic ladies Of Covipgton on Thurs,
be given by the company The presentation will occnr
at haltp ist eight O'Clock The Garrison Band will be
present to entertain those assembled with nlusio.
Cattle were rather moro brisk ct Drovers' Inn
Yesterday, but yet the offers were greater than tho
demand, Prices about tho same a, mentioned yes
reaching the latter price. Fat Hogs we're worth from
" tot ~, aslght advance on Saturday.
A German named Carl WIS yesterday fiued
ssI and costs BY Judge Mooar, Of tho County Court
on chargs OF bastardy, preferred by an Irish wo-
man He intends taking the benefit Of the insolvent
Mr.. Phelps the detsass.
The "Good Fellows" dedicated their Hall
Yesterday In the usual manner. A large concourse
Of members Of the Order and others were present,
and everything passed Of well. Success to them.
The Circnit Court will adjourn on Saturday
night, II not before A great amount ofbusinsss has
been transacted
The counterfeitsrs arrested BY the Coyins.
ril ha kant
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NEW PORT REV >.

The Kentucky Cricket Club will play q
match game at their grounds at Brooklyn, com.
mencing at ten O'Clock A. A. to morrow. Some good
playing is expected, and all she lovers of sport and
the public generally, are invited to attehd.
Professor Edwards resumed his position as
Principal OF the free schools yeterday, after TEN
porary suspen sion arising from health He 10 uni-
yersally popular both as a teacher and man We
hope 1t will be long before he is again visited BY
sickness. -
John Jones, the drawer-thisf, was yester.
day held to bail BY the Mayor in the sum of s2sO for
MS appearance at the Uext term of the Circuit Court
on charge of felony. Mono Of bis copfederstss
nave rs yet been arrested and he still refuses 70 dis
close their names. ~ '
PRooRssIoN.-Ths dedication of the Good
Fellows Hall, in Coyington, gave occasion for a
grand parade OF the Newport lodges They formed
long procession and marched over to assist their
ton. "a 'ns ueaica-
+. Crawford and Peter Long, two butchers,
were lined " and 9 respectively Ia the Police Coprt
counter. " V'''ie w
Our thanks are due the citizens of this
Ior ne generous support they give to the PRRsa
tne circulation OF which Is rapidly on the increase.
Mayor Hawkins is again at his post, dis
pensing justice.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT,

RooM No. Phillips 4 Smith, %. Samuel
Springer, alias Beck. alias Cohen. A motion by do
rest.on the I'd Of September tho plaintiff Obtained
third party belonging to defendant; and on the
9Th Of tho same MONTH filed an affidavit for an or.
aes 0i arrest Waereon defendant was arrested but
CASE was argued by Mr. Wolf and Judge Parker and
was taken under advisement.
DUPLICATE SwBARING.-Judge Spencer remarked
that large number Of cases against steamboats wer
submitted 70 him, IN which the facts were specially
.et out In the petitions sworn to on belief and agaii,
the same iacts set out In separate adavts In pre.
cisely tine same woris, and positively sworn to-the
effect Of whch swearing was to enlarge the
positively the whole facts would appear In one stats.
ment Of thecase ltvoqd strictly right to charge
the cost on the peader in case Of this kind but the
IT, It was customary to swear to petitions on boief
merely when the facts IN nine cases out Of ten are,
or sr hE%d De NE 0 the a.
Lopgworth ys. Pendsrgra.t and Magennls; Pro.
essdins 70 iarescss mortgage Tho latter defend.
made party and filed demurrer, -a,tingfortht at
the taois did HSs constitute cause Of action De-
III The Court intlmated that domurrers and motions
would be heard on Wednesday; aud that defaults
Jnrors in this room, aud in room No. 8. were called
by Judge Spencer ElSs TsTs @ excused ard had their
names returned 70 tno Dallot.b0x. Of these one
claimed that under lazy passed last winter, he was
exempt as being contributor to military com pany;
another was clerk In the County Treasurers office;
third was pollceniani fourth was deaf; aud the
fth had pressing business that required his absence
from the city. Rules and attachments were Issued
against nonattsndng Jurors-the former where the
personal service. "
The jury for No. was discharged until Wednesday;
the Jury for No. until Monday next.
Judge Hoadiy was occupied In naturalzing for
efgners.