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wN KNABE & CO, Nos. l, 3, and Eptaw. street. Bai
respectfully inform their Southern friends that they have
enlarged their factory and prepared supply the great
demand for their Pianos They uuquestionab the
duraDe contain all tie latest Improvements and fully guar.
aneed for five years Fer and great power
and agreeable touch, they unequaIed.
Thabeg Strekosch and other pianss
their and lave given certificates superiority
They have fer the last ten years. taken the first premiums over
all competition in all the different States where they have
exhibited Last year the! received i've first premiums two at
Montgomery Ala for the best Southern made piano and
for the best against ali competition.
full supply of the above Instruments may found at our
agents in New Orleans, at
NEIIL Il WAsHBURNs,
Corner of Camp and Common Streets
jel8 fykW Story Building tIlp stairs)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
srArEMENr nF oorroN
CRESCENT OFFICE. No.7oCA

SUGAR.. We noticed sales OF only few small
lots from second hands at unchanged prices. Fair
to Fully Fair sa@9c. u Ii. Stock very light.
MoLAssEs. We did not hear of a sale of any
consequence. None on the Levee in first hands
Flour There was but little moyeme utn the
market on Saturday, and the sales reached barely
1000 bbls comprising $50 superfne in four lots at
IS so, 25n Extra on private terms, l35 Choice at
81 so, and 100 Common at So 5o60S4 90 q bbl.
GRAM, The market for Corn was quiet, and
the sales were confined to some 2500 sacks, OF
which 325 Yellow in two lots at Gee. 900 Mixed in
store at the same, 800 YelleR at 50, 225 Mixed at
60, and 3s5 White Mixed at Csc. u bushel. In Oats
we noticed sales of about 1000 sacks St. Louis,
comprising $50 at t2c., $40 at 42I, 81 at 43, and
$50 Old from store at 45c. u bushel. OF Bran
about 425 sacks were disposed of comprising 200
at 81 III, and 225 at 81 20 u 100 lbs.
PRoelsIoSs. The transactions in Pork were
confined to retail lots at $22 so and s23 90 ID bbl.
for Mess. In Bacon holders were asking fuller
prices, and the sales included 26 casks Shoulders
at l0lc, 20, to arrive, at IL, 10 Ribbed Sides at
l33, Is Rawson's Sugar Cured Hams at lGe., and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

1SHIDlh AetesSSss
Corner Of rchoupitouas and Robin streets.
Corner Of fchonpienas aud Henderson streets.
St Mary street, between Perdido and Poylras.
Corner of st. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Richard streets.
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Richard streets
MERCHANTS,
New Ieyee and Louisa Streets
Corner LeYee aud Rofignac streets.
Corner Annpucation and Richard Streets
SZYMANSkrS
SHIPPERS
UNION, Ny'..S' ..es'is.4s' ~
Corner New Levee andRolignac streets.
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS,
- Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
TYLER PRESS
Front Lcvee street
LEYEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Isevte street, between s.. Ferdinand and Montcg1t
streets. Third District.
PICAYUNE,
Ieyee street opposite Post lS8 Third District
INDEPENDENT,
.nu, New Leyee and Roagnae streets.
COTTON PRESS,
ilifd District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner of St Mnry's and Tchoupitoulas streets,
Fourth District
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

n, -
a. NJ in lieu Of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will on Sndays every heur
frotns2 NJ until II P. II. '''
From and after Sunday the 9Th Hay, the Cars will leave
until O'Clock p NJ
The Horse Car will make special trips from The Lake
at night whenever required the Conductor must however
ceive due notice.
onnibnuses leave Canal street for the Depot eysy Ave min
cts at the office under the Depot Checks OF reu ticke
will be handed them the cars.
myI G. PANDELY Sunsriuterdept.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
Compounl E5xtraat of sarsopariIIo

mi
fhs mos efectna remedy Which The medical Skill Of our
times can devise or S everywhere prevailing and fatal Ru,
ady i is combined from the active reraedas that have
been discovered for The eSpQGaon of this ron disorder iY0
The blood and the rescue Of tie system from its destructive con,
sequghces Hence should be employed or the only
such as hrpye and Skin Diseases St Anlongs Fire Rose
or EryspDla Pupes, PGsules BloteheS Bns and I1ilS
Tuofs TeteE and salt Rheum Sgaa Head RingwoiG Rhei
matsm, SSptte aud Mercura Diseases Dropsy Dysnensi
Debility aud, indeed all complaints arising FINN yiSfai or
Impure blood The pop9la belief for npit the blood
The particular purpose or This para il to
ry and regenelae this vital fluid without which sound health
is impossible in contaminated constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

For the speedy Intermittent Fever Fever and Ague
Remttent Fever Chill Fever Dumb Agte, Periodical Head
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers indeed for the
whole class OF diseases originating in hillary arrangement
by the Malaria of Miasnlatic countries,
We are enabled here 10 oer the community remedy which,
while cures the above complaints with certainty still per-
ectly harmless in amy quantity Such remedy sinyauable
in districts where these Gcng disorders prevail This Cure''
eSpeS the namaie poison of Fever and Ague from the sys.
e and prevents the development Of the disease if taken
the first approach of its pemonitoy symptoms. 1t only
e best remedy yet discovered for this class of complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply
M brings within the reach OF everybody; and in bilious dis
cs where Fever md Ague PREVAILS everybody should have
u ana use freely both for and protection supe
9 OF TINS elatdy over other discovered for the
SPEEDY ana certain cure of nterments is that it
2nnne or mineral consequently produces qutnm other
injurious effects whatever the constitution Those cured
by are eta healthy as h they had never hNd i disease
feNetA Age 'slot alone the consequences the masmac
poison great variety Of disorders IN its irritation
maong witch are Neuralgia, rheumatism Gou, Headache
Bfindness, FoQhace KagaoEe, Caarrh sthpl Pnpation
Gone Phiys and Derangyiacn1 of 8 Stomach nil of which,
when originating this case nut on nc Intermittent type or
Deeahe periodical This tCHItB' pelS poison from the
blood and consequently therI all alike 1t is nval
toe 0lec0A % Immigrants ard persons travelling
residing in the maariousd itrcis II fnken occasionally
Or daiy while exposed 70 the nfeon that will be exeeed
rem e system and cannot Ulla in sufficient quantity
pen INTO disease Hence is raure valuable protec
t1n Than cure and few will from fneruients
the avail themselves ot the protection This remedy Affords
Irepafed by ID. j. G. AVER ~ Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT CO., Nos q md Isl GhartTes
street NefF Orleans and by all Drusgiss. ialS Sm6W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
CATTLE MARKzrs

JEFFERSON CITY. Aaeast 10. 78en
ihe arrivals comprised 81 Western BeeTes ana
fhe market is bare Of Sheep, and but few Hogs
and veal Cattieremain on sale. With a good snpr9F
Of other stock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
gasas ,-.sr r7zrzzzzzzzzsyze, GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
s gss isSQ agsIe,r ~ Way n.y. 1850:

@sas IsFjj 4..ss $50 WAY; 1860.
TRAVELEkS-summer Arrangements
Great Northern and Eastern Pleasure and Business Route
through Canada terminating at Detroit Michigan In the West
with two Eastern emin at Portland Maine and below Que
tween New Orleans, Cairo St. Louis louisville Cincinnati
Chicngo Detroit and Niagara Falls Toronto Kingston Otta
City, Montreal Quebec Sauenay, White Mountains Port
land, Boston. New York. and Atlantic Cities
This favoe embraces the attractive scenery in
the world embracing the Falls of Niagara Thousand Islands
and Rapids of the st Lawrence Chaudere Montgomery
Fallst Saguenay River, and White Mountains.
Tourists will have opportunity Of visiting that marvel of
science, the great Victoria Tubular Bridge.
Through Express Trains leave Detroit daily on the arrival Of
trains from the South and West
Ask for Through Tickets Grand Trunk Railway which
be had at tho principal Railroad offices United States
and Canada. j. HARDMAN General Agent
WALTER SHAW1sY. General Manager.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
A GREAT IsoLTTgCAL WORK
cLUsKEYs POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
OR
Encyclopedia.
By NJ. W. cLUsKEY, Washington, DC.

| Icontans. among other things,
The various Prt4 PIatCotlns
TIE Kansas Legislation Of Congress-
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad,
senators Green Doneas Goame and Mossrs Stephens
M The ns5ea alS,rf poroa d s Kansas Nebraska Bill
1Leeonpen 1 Iepefa and ieavenwo+lh C9nstitgti9ns
votes the same in each House Indeed everything essential
sssnas sssaga to the s'e including President f'''ss sp'e"
The Dred Scott Case.
| The Constitution of the United States.
! Washngons Farewell Address
| Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of 1903 and 80
Mr.. Glays Report in favor the Distribution of the Public
Lands and able documents against it, with full history of the
President Pierce's Veto of the Indgen Insane Land Bill
ihe address ot Nj i&ulkner on the subject.
history of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President Perces Message veong the River and Harbor
IT, IT, ssheol Sch. II Isnd Bill and votes thereon
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Abol
Mr.. Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery. S.x
Messr Buehanans and Williams Letters tie bargain and
Nir. Gaihonns Port Hi Address.
PEesident G Jackson; Proclamation against Notification
hjsfoFy lSS I'll of PasSs MY conzontions. ssS;
Repof! o Mr. Davis Of South Carolina the Politca
Ne Ne Egshansns 1N1 NJ Minority Report fe same subject
organ5z9non and Hon A H. starIs Letters signed Mad
and in North Caroline in 1892. ~ " = 'i' ie'o'
A history of. with the on. the various Tariffs
history Of the United States Bank Abolition Pefifi0ns
Mr. tiltnores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History of the Annexation of TexHs.
rtofies. " w. ~
The Nicholson Letter
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
classified. ''
The Compromise Measures of 1850.
Clayton Compromise.
Wiluot Provi6o
Yfitn many other things, too numerous to mention.
Every subject fully treated every Congress- on
any subject having political seniication, is given.
book will post the public speaker fully the
and other questanS.
Single Copies, S3 Club of Six SIS.
JAS. B. SMITH CO., Publishers,
VIZ PHILADELPHIA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

Steam IfaH from the Lake 70 the city wees days.
The Steam Train viii stop at GeGly Station when notified
except however mail trips and during halfhour trips
on Sunday aernoon Fare Is each way conductors
must have timely notice 10 stop.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
The changes for the week are

The decrease in specie is readily accounted for.
The returns last week showed an increase of $g6,.
600, which was brought about by the purchase Of
Mexican dollars, which were Counted in on the
llth. This week 100000 Mexican dollars have
vamosed-shipped to New ork tor better mar-
ket and of course the decrease in the specie line is
readily accounted for .=". =.=
The ehanges for the corresponding week last
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
"a s3S ssSb dREfF ifaifF soHTfEsS ishhhz5

Two Passenger Trains the DEPOT Mt the corner of Calf
ope and Magnolia streets dsilte Mail Train o'clock
NJ and the Express Train NJ O'Clock p. NJ.
Connections with all the Northern Eastern Road and
Tickets sold all the principal cities of the Norh and
West.
Time 10 New York. three days and l6 hours Price s4s 0O
further information apply AZ the General Ticket Office
us Camp street
Feght will received at the Copanys Denot foet of CAL
irpe street. late $50 2. NJ daily SUNDAYS excepted y
The Company not responsible for loss by fire.
Excursion Train 10 Magnolia leaves Saturday at P. NJ
lyle " General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
Total General Deposits. :. SIS 4o1
~- s9,SOl, ,ls3 s2o,3Is, ,4sl s21ie, 789
Comparative Statement for two Weeks.

Actual increase in Long and Short Loans the
The following table comprises the amount of
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement in paper maturing within ninety
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
Rrigs.
DENTISTRY

tswsFssggnA LOSS OF TEETI-Dr j. WEST
~ ST. Charles street, continues supply the
|ll4IJ upon his new principle of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal appreciation
msnded as beingl he most ingenious system of supplying ART
fllA TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
In defy detection by Dr.
Vests method of filling teeth with gold combines ali the
Those interested will find these
thanks to the inhabitants of New Orleans vicinity the
extensive practice they have favored him with last fifteen
from LAFAYETTE Square. ss5 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

Specie on hand last year at this time sl32l4,-
1885, on hand in 1858, same time, SO 8OG,9 ,9lO The
total amount of loans and discounts for four years
at this time we're .5-+- 5=
1860. sal 23
ST l02 So 1851 lib
The inland exchange market for the week has
been in favor of buyers and remtters. The counter
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

r. LEaE7R q Es44A kENkIY. .coPPERsMITns
A and sheet Iron Workers. rontnud Fulton streets, be-
Fss1NSs tween Notre Dame and Julia Streets
W Being both practical workfnen we are prepared to OK
IN onr line with facility possessed by other
frIn in the eity.
Az .TderS fer Ghimneys Juice Boxes Clnraers BTeeehng
Immediate attention.
D-orders from plantations and steamboats, attended to With
promptness and dispatch. al raw
T x. DIXON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. No. q Camp
" street. ml9 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
ONE muNDRED DOLLARS REwAFT

sS ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
S will oe pad or the apprehension and delivery the
IN slave GE IT iaken of the STATE and Fifty Dollars if
Ns found in the city alive, He qsalers ner
the Orleans Cotton Press about O'Clock the evening
23d of An abeut hour afterwards tepofed nj the
residence of the undersigned by unknown person had
been chased into the river by wachman drowned
which is believed to be actse his escape rs nothing
the kind has been asceaned have occurred Joe
about Is years old; his color black not OF the eepest
shade he Is gbon feet or sinehes gh has large mouth
thick lips and rather h nos9 well made stout active and
Intelligent He Ind when he left home pair OF cotonade
paltaloous and hickory shirt.
Masters of vessels hereby said slave
the penalties Of the law will be enforced against them
as en- g, n FANGEY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
FEsrrxsszss,s-7 : E'oNTCHAETKAlN RAIL

E25Fg kzz--AatxC Commencing Tuesday May l. 1860
re- Fare to and from the Lake day only u cents
ES~ Please buy tickets at the Office under Depot.
-DEPARTURE or CARS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
DIR, Boards ENM ENFsEtb4aRv

Between Baronns and curonaelas, Kew Orleans.
Institution for The reception Of persons affected
W DISEASES oF The EYE.
rhe lSaildng is naw-ho Roons large airy. Every
a4saalffenEwi be paid 10 taa comfort ri paients.
- rs wstds devoted to the of Slaves with EYs
AFFECTIONS.
49, eonpstent Physean resides III she horse.
= TERMS:
Whites from GOto 81 % per dsy.
Negroes. .st..s..........,..SL
sg~ Operations charged extra.
R- Artificial Eyes, Of the manutsetorg Boissonnoauo
Paris, DO obtain sttha Tnfrmary. seq lyGW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

in current archives
Witness hand and seal New Orleans on the 9h day
of April A. D. 1860.
a2O WALTER H PETEES N P
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
I EITED OF OFAsIERICa-TgRs sThTg
y We L0N!alAAA. Ea.isl ~ Llrlaa-.

leans: a, faf1sn Oh oTieans, CtsJ Of Nsw sss-
rfgEs Ipsa5asnneFed that this day before me- wAITER
isb Notary Public IN and thls city rar
nesss o are and qualified and IN presence Of tao NH
Paras1aT,ss - -. named and unfersiepsi--
a came and appeared the parties whose uaaes nTr
thereof ~ sssts Asaea n sans a. t7s lcH5
rnviion II ~ sTea Us ~ nat sy vistue Of snd pursuant 10 t
the General Assembly Of this State and % d p =
teehtH dsy o March, one thousand 80
they and those by them represented hess agreed ana a ~
these presents agree covenant and tnsefT- ara
other may hereafter he ioned ad s
them 10 form and corporation Under safd ~ = ~
the state Of Louisiana and TO that end they agrss
eles Of association and agreement: 4 -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20

Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days Aug H. $40 10
Amount of discounts beyond ninety days Aug is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-20
<rESs, FOR PHILADELPHIA,
saisasAzA NEW YORK, ETC., .--SsAsssaA .-S4sAAlsssaA
FROM SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON,
TO philadelphia. ---

Cabin Passage. Steeraee
Excursion Tickets good to until Jan. 1901 81
Through Tickets New York. sIf
Ihfoush lckets 70 Niagara ...............S2 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

zens from every other land not less than the nat;
born the Christian and the Jew, among the Indians on
the praires, the conumaeious Mormons In the DeSere
the Africans Free the Africans in bondage, the inmates
Of Hospitals and Almshoases and even the criminals
in the Pententares rehearse the story OF your wrongs
and their own neverso eoquently and never 90 onrn
fully, and appeal TO them TO rise They VII asa yoo'
Is this all9h Are you more lust than Washington,
wiser than Hamilton more humane than Jefferson y
"What new form OF Government or OF tnion nsvo
"you the power to establish, or even the canning "
device that Ill be more just, more SAFE m1re .tse.
more gentle more beneEcent, or more glorious
"this I" And by these simple interrogstoreS you WI"
be silsneed and COMPOUNDED
Mr.. President we are perPetualiy iolg1'ssus .n'
subtle and complex, yet obvious ana ns' "a -. :.
IAN of our Constitution and because VIC W az
We are coriausy wondering how Il Is tnat q 0onIeo-
49, of S and moro States covering regions 80 vast.
ana reoniating interses ysrious on 50 many mii-
lions Of men constituted and condtloned 40 eiverseys
nonI L -, an We are continually looking TO seo
w0 a,n md stand sti and fall suddenly into pieoes
- D. ivnth II will not stop; 1t cannot stops
n was made not 10 stop, but 70 Keep IN mouon-m mo-
to,, always and without force For my own part, 40
this ,voadeYful machine, when 1t had newly come
son The hands of its almost divine inventors.
los the admiration Of my earlier years, although -
was then bat imperfectly known abroad, so now,
when il forms the central figure in the economy of the
world civilization and the best sympahes OF mankind
favor its continuance expect that It will stand and
work right on until men shall fear its failure no moro
than we apprehend that the will cease TO hold
i;s eternal place in the heavens.
Neyertheless do no. expect 70 see this purely pop
ular, though majestic systsm always working GA IN
attended BY the presence and exhibition Of human
temper and human pattons, ma< ~onid te 10 esrscs
to enjoy rewards bsnslz, and bisMlnp without iADa
care, and watchfllncss an expectation coasfsry 70
Divine appointment fhsee are the discipline OF the
American citizen, aud be must inure himself to II
When, as now, great policy, fastened upon the e9us
try through It's doubts and fears confirmed by Us hse
it's and strengthened BIZ personal interests and ame
tons is to be relaxed and changed In order that tns
nasiou may have its just and natural and free aevs.-
opnents, thep, indeed, al tie winds Of eontrove'l
aie let loose upon us from all points Of The pot,c.s'
compass, we see objects and men only through pcTa
cal bazes, mists and doubtful and urid hgns. ~,
earth seems TO be heaying unasr our feet and INC
lars Of the noble fabric that protects us to be ~
before our eyes But tie appointed emo q al .bs
agitation comes at last apd always ses,oraSS sosmss
tumuits OF the people sabsdei tho eoanty az
calm oy,ee more, and then we find thai csny ~ ~sI
senses have been disturbed, and that they ass a.
trsyed US. The earth ID drm "a aswsl' 'e''''' ~
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-15
Ho'lo9 ID E S A R G aa 99qs M a le Aca d c my,

v7lHE fourth session of this School will open
 Il on Monday, the 18th inst, under the charge and direction of B. ID Psrsy. who hopes by strict attention to merit the patron age, not only of the Town, but surrounding country Every attention will be paid to or der, and especially to the intellectual and moral culture of his pupils. All scholars considered regular from lime of entrance, and no deduction for withdrawal or absence, or sickness of shorter duration than one week. TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS, OR
 .yr TWENTY WEEKS. N. Orthography and Reading ...... ...... $10 % The same with Writing, Geography, 9at Grammar and Arithmetic..... .... 12 % The same with Ana lyss, Philosophy, g..a, Latin and Greek ...... ........ IA UO
 ian1 -tf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-15

simple, II IS harmonious, It IS energetic;
 and, which is of no sinall importance, use
 has rendered 1t familiar and time has made 1t sacred."sas lGssssaaos SIT ,DR. ADAM CLARxE---The we'll known
 Methodist commentator. The transla-
 tors have seized the very spirit and soul
 of the original and expressed this almost
 every where with pathos and energy.
 Besides, our translators have not only
 made standard translation, but they have. made their translation the standard of our
 language The original from which 1t
 was taken is alone superior 10 the Bible
 translated by authority of King James." ALBERT Es.--New school Press byterian. a learned commentator. ss The
 friends of this rsnslation have nevefl claimed for it inspiration or infallibility.
 Yet Il is the concurrent testimony. of all
 who are competent to express an opinions
 that no Translation Of the Bible. into any. language, has preserved so faithfully the
 sense of the original as the English" 1" .If is perfectly clear r he adds, sIihatsit
 would be impossible now to translate. Tthc
 Scriptures into the English language un-
 der so favorable circumslances as nsscnded
 the translation in the time of James l.
 No single set of men could go, command
 the confidence of the Christian world No single denonination could make .
 translation thatyould secure tho'regnfd of
 others. The probability IS. therefore, that while the English language is spoken, and nssfar sit is used, the Engllsh B.ble will continue 10 form their faith and direct their lives; and thu, the words which now pour light into our minds will con- |i iinue to illuminate the understandings and
 mould tue feelings of unnuinbered mil- lions in their path to immortal life." ~ q | It is notorious fact that the men who. are the loudest in their denunciations of
 our received version, and most cidmorous
 form new one, are, nsa general thing very superficial scholars. lI have known, of case where Greek Testament was
 held up alosonc such, before an andience, and a request made of himgto translate q
 single verse, when he was obliged 10 scon-. Hess tha, he could not do IL The true plan to test he capacities of these travel. ling declaimers iso to present them pub.i licly with Hebrew Bible andE a Creek Testament, and request them to read
 aloud and translate 2 chapter in eacb,-
 for it is clear that no one Is qualified to decide upon the merit or derncrits Of our
 translation unless he can doieat leAstt this
 much.4I ,0osdd atluise this course every-
 where; and if i, IS adopted l assure you they will soon slope. For, rest nssured, that ignorance and sectarianism are the
 main pillars upon which the editice Of this Revision movement stands. lo aas nsA Bass ssw Very truly yours, J. w. MOORE. S,' RuRALIA, February 2, 1860. "