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Is A. FAHNEsTocH's vEHMIFUGE.

This safe and only eFecai remedy for Worms has been
extensively by practising physicians than pro-
peary medicine which has made its appearance In the
United States. sss#s s&
Ii II used with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentle.
men who attained emnence IN the medical profession In
all the Middle, Western and Southern States
The great Of is popularity the fact that nothing has
been which substtedn its place. that
may be sed In all without any fears 10 the result Its
perfect recommends every parent III
scted within the system 1t will speedily expe them without
fail. A
hut In order genuine article purchaser
shond be on his guard and look well initials
te and wrappe particular that he buying B..
A. Rsi,nestock's vermifuge. and other. as lm&W
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STEAMBOATS,.

Leaves on SATURDAY. May 49, at 5PM
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
~ - Natehitoches Packet-For Natchoches Grand
Ecore ST. Maurice, Gotile, Alexandria Normonis
Splendid passenger packet sseaner Rapides G. Dowty.
for all landings Cane and Little rivers For freight ar
sage apply on board, r
myl5 Adverisns Agent
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Leaves on SATURDAY. May Ip, at5P,
Low Wafer Summer Packet.

fs4 NJ : Fer Jefferson slthland Bentop Port
Grand Bayou, Campte Grand Ecore. Alex
andria Normans Babins and all intermediate landings
Red RverThe elegant and light drangt running
ger steamer =. ~. Biel<nelI, s. Gwaney, win
leaye above. For freight passage apply board
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEl,
myl5 Advertising Agent.
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Leaves SATURDAY. Nav 49, at s r NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
g. For Jefferson Smithland, Benton Port Cnddo
q wanson's and Mornings Landings, Albany
Grand Ecere, Bondieu Landing Alexandria Nermsn,s DOR
don Bnbins and all intermediate landings or Red river
The new and swiftrunning passenger steamer Picn-
yune No. 8, II. H. Broad master, leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board szse go -
YTRGINIUS G. BENTzEr,
my15 Adyertisinr Agent
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Leaves on SATURDAY. May ID at z NJ
REGULAR OUACH1TA PACKET
=. ~ - For Camden, French,prop., Beach Hill, Little Bay,
Crimes Mier,s Bluff Roark's EldoTsdo, Cham
Hill Caryvile Marie Saline, Grand Marie. Rowlands
Raft Alabama Landing, Mouth Of Bartholomew Ouachita
City Lochlomond Port Union Sterlingion Mouth D. rbonne,
Trenton Monroe, Mouth Cheney Pine BluI Gasors Column
ing ouachita RiveThe and splendid swift running
passenlsr Col. n. HI. Julfson j. II Chapman,
master will leave above For freight passage apply
board.
yIRGINIUs c. DENTZEI.
myl6 Advertising Agent.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI

For through tickets this Line connections set
forth at the head Of this conmn and further information apply
on board at the Companys Office 81 Camp street. where
plans of the cabins BE- and engaged
AZ L.. WILTON General penf
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Leaves on SATURDAY. May 10. at5P. NJ
Regular 0uacita Low Water Summer Packet Steamer
FOR CAMDEN, REACH HILLS,
49, - Miler's Bluff Champagnole, Wilmington, and
eNA& ali landings On Ouaehiia onaehita city
zssEk I.ochl omond. Port Union, Mouth d'Arbonne
Trenton Monroe Pine Bluffs Columbia Harronbug, Trinity
and all intermediate Landings Ouachita and Black yerThe
passenger packet Red Chief No. q j. O. Shnte MASTER
will For further information freight pas
'ree' "ft,' V yIRGINIUsC DENTZEL,
mylS Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
Inc receipts OF cotton yesterday were light com
pared to Monday. We note the arrivals as follows

The European freight market continues active
Shipowners are receiving highly remunerative re
turns. 1t is to be regretted so many thousands
hundreds of thousands, yea, millions of dollars &C
| into the hands Of Black Republican shpowners Il
will cost eight millions of dollars to transport
the cotton from New Orleans to market this season
The State of Maine is well represented in all
Southern ports, and several ships now in this port
seeking employment are known to be owned by
| some Of the rankest Black Republicans. The Cap
tain Of one in particular was on the flags yesterday
with an anxious face among the brokers, who ap.
peared to be posted up in regard to the owners
politics. Some of our brokers decline to advertise
vessels owned by enemies of the South. There are
several vessels and owners amenable to these
charges and talk. .zm5z
A stronger case still has been talked of that the
owner, or one of the owners of the ship William
Singer, now in this port, was a candidate for the
Legislature of his State on the Black Republican
ticket at the last election. How is this who
knows? We solicit information.
ltwoud be better for our shippers to encourage
British shipping. We know that England is our
open enemy the slavery question, but it would
be preferable to deal with an open and avowed
opponent, than with the secret disturbers and
Black Republicans of New England. Undoubtedly
British propellers and steamers will be seen in
Southern ports at an early day; if not in New Or
leans, they will be in Charleston and Savannah.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

A BRITISH SNoB REBuRED BY A BALTIMORE LADY.
good anecdote is told of Mrs. Patterson of Bal
timore, the lady connected with the Bonaparte
family by marriage. Being in Italy, at an even
ing party, it fell to her lot to be handed into the
supper table by young English nobleman, who
had good share of the puppy in his composition.
Thinking to quiz the lady, he said: stYou are ac.
quainted with the Americans, l believe 81 every
WE'LL" " monstrously vulgar people, aren't
they?n " Yes but what could you expect when
you consider that they are descended from the
English? Had their progenitors, now, been italians
or Spaniards, we might look for some good breed.
ing among them.n The nobleman did not venture
to address Mrs. Patterson again that evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

FATAL AoGIDEST.-We learn from the New Al
bany Ledger that a scotchman by the name of
John Mitchell, was killed Thursday evening, sth
inst, at the bridge near Very's mill, about four
miles north of New Albany, in the following man
ner: A derrick had been rgged and large stone
being raised from the base of the bridge to the
top, and when some distance up by some means it
fell, striking the unfortunate the top Of his
head. which cracked his skull from the crawn back.
ward to his neck. He was carried TO a house near
by in state of insensbility, and fingered from 8
o'clock till Ii at night, when his suierngs were re,
iieyed BY death. Mitchell was about 3s years of
age, and is stranger. He lately came from
Canada, and has no relatives in this vicinity.
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Evre Department OF .sesc orleans.

CHIEF ENGIEEERs OFFICE Nov. Ii, 1860.
The frequent Of fires and fake alarms
ing entire Fire Department upon the fire ground often
unnecessarily thus withdrawing timely and adequate protection
fsom other portions Of the city exposed meanwhile
f attempts Of ncendaes prowng in midst the several
Fire Companies required from this date, EXCEPT UPON
GENERAL ALARM to rondne their duties at fires, only
CURING within the localities temporarily assigned them
s low
siFe Districts Nos l. 8, 5-Engne Companies Nos 2
66I2 49, H. 49, TO- % 3D. Hook and Ladder Companies Nos.
aud z. and Louisiana Hose Company.
Fire districts Nos g. s, 9-Engne Companies Nos g. L s.
O. 10, 81 "a and Hook and Ladder Companies Nos and
Engine Company No. and Hook and Ladder Company No
will in addition run in Fire District No. s. and Engine
panes Nos 49, H. Hook and Ladder Company No 2 and
: Louisiana aifge Company, in Fire District Not
A GENERAL ALARM OF FIRE
VIII be indicated by TWENTY SUCCESSIVE BLOWS upon
the bells throughout the city, and will call out the whole Fire
Department locality whence the District Alarm proceed
ed. By order;
s. ALFRED BELANGER,
nl2 2p6t Chief Engineer.
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Lillie's
PATENT WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
n "A r ES
Lilgie's

These the only Safes manufactured actually possessing
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF qualities combined.
All other safes constructed
or SHEET IRON which eectnay
Of Burglars regarding the FireProof qualities of the
SHEET IRON STRUCTURES. let remembered that out
Of all the number Of Sheet Iron Safes The late
ROYAL STREET FIRE!
L NOT ONE, which exposed, PRESERVED IT'S CON-
TENTS unipiured while several BURNED OUT en-.
tsreynot yestige Of the interior wood work remaining
when opened. 5u
Per con,rnRead the following unprecedented trial
LIES SAFES, through which LILIES ALONE could pass
triumphantly
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VOLUME XIII.
Ne@ 0rleaus DAILY Grtstellt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER u, 1860.
TALK ON 'oHANaE.

| Matters and things, commercially and financially,
| pertaining, as it were, to cotton and exchange,
opened yesterday with good feeling, and moved
along favorably till towards meridian, when the
telegraph let loose something Of its pentup intel
| ligence from New York, which interfered with
transactions in the staple. The nature of the ad-
| vices from New York were supposed to be of
| strong Bear nature On reading them, as publish
ed in the evening papers, we did not discover any
| thing more than was expected. We expected
tissue of accounts, heading great decline in Stocks
depression in sterling exchange, money tight, and
all this, that and the other, just to influence and
have some strong effect on the Southern markets.
| The adyces received were talked of, and supposed
to be when first received something partaking Of
panic But as usual, the flaming and Yaunting head
ngs Of the dispatches turned out to be all sound and
fury without any substance. The timid ones on the
flags and the Bears began to talk, when they dis
| covered they had nothing to talk about, as the
New York dispatches proved TO be nothing more
than flash in the pan. As for the dispatches from
Washington City, no man Of intelligence pretends
to give credence to more than one-quarter. Some.
body, however, in Washington City, who may be
the owner or proprietor of a vacant lot, sends
dispatch that real estate is sensibly affected in
Washington. Most profound and astounding infor-
nation to our community, who have about as much
interest in real estate in Washington as they have
in the Hottentot regions.
From the feeling evnced yesterday after meri-
dian 1t might be taken for granted that commerce
and trade were coming to an end. 1t is astounding
to witness every petty paragraph or dispatch
pounced on as something Of great import. In ad-
vance Of the telegraph we have to state that dis
patches, rumors and reports will be coming hourly
over the wires, not worthy of the least considera-
ton. 1t is expected that there will be something
of fuss in New York among the banks bankers,
stock jobbers and the thousand Of business specu-
lators which infest that locality Amongst all the
talk, and the very strong probability Of political
troubles, we do not learn of any instructions from
the principals Of the leading exchange dealers to
their branches and agents here to suspend opera
ton, withdraw from the market. Though foreign
exchange took something Of downward turn yes
terday there buyers Of sterling drawn against
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

D. p. MoRrnY, auetioneer, calls the attention Of
cottonshuyars to his sale. ses advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

BUYERS Of German cigars will find it to their in.
terest to attend the sale s day Of D. E. ephy auoiqneer
See advertisement
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NUMBER 2I7.
reLEeaApssO 70 THE NEW ORLEANS oaEsoEa1,
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Domestic and Commercial Intelligence.

THE STEAMSHIP CANADA AT HALIFAX.
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Agent for the ,. R. s. S. Mills, New Yor

The walls Of Iiies Safes are SOLID IRON from one
to three inches in thickness this is great depth
or areproof fning-he best known. .@@"
1drlie's celebrated COMBINATION LOCKS are used on
these Safes ONLY.
We The largest stock of Safes ever offered for
sale in this city
sa-Call and examine at
Fairbanlks' Scale and Safe Warehouse,
es CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
90 2peodtf FAIRBANKS & co.
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We clip the following from tho Troy CNew York; Daily
Whig:
NEW YoEK July IS, 1850
Lewis Lile Esq, Troy;
Dear SiWhen visited your works in Troy
hed Of the superiority Of your Chilled and Wrought
and then said determined order my
New York Ny determination delayed however, that l
might investigate the charges which your competitors in this
city brought agansi tho reputation Of your Safes did do
his however, until after the night Of June 10TH when
iron safe blown open and robbed Of $3.50 then boaght
y0nr agent whose representations entirely relied one
youf No Fire and Burglar Proof Safes although was told
by ha competitors that in OF fire its would
be entirely destroyed .--...
On the night Of the 18th Of Jane my Office which fou-
story building together with the stables my steam 80 mills
entirely destroyed By frc Your Safe the seco nd
story, and entirely surrounded by tbs hottest have
known 1t fell red hot into tie cellar striking bed Of
Froc and not until then that any contact
with IT, the neghborhood hot for remen to hold
the hose On that building.
bad s my books and valuable papers in this Safe together
with $50 900 In money and notes and say that when
dragged Of the ruins did expect the contents
sRve the engineers and Aremen all was as
hot fire they attended Quite the contrary case
however ali its entirely saved Ii Is my
pleasueas deem my dutyto refer those interested 10
Safe and is contents which viii cheorfuily show here
Yours, etc,
'@ J.J. VAN PELT,
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THOMAS l.. WHITE,

BO0KSelIer and btauonef,
05,,.........,....Canaf
Has just received the following
THE MAN WITH FIVE wIvEs-By Dumas.
THE RUINED GAMEsTER-By Reynolds. @..=
s HARRY ooEERDALE,s CouRTsHIP-By smedey.
COUSIN HARRY-By Mrs Grey. =
GAMILLE-From Dumas celebrated play.
: DUNALLAN-A good old novel repubshed.
ODD PEoPLE--By Capt. Mayne Reid.
THE WOMEN OF THE SoUTH-with Portraits.
New Supply Of RuTLEGE, and
HOUSEHOLD OF BoUyERIE. nls 2p3t
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tHr 1Hs soUrawEsrsas AND .xEnrcas lsssa.I
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DUBoIs, LsrEANIERE s. co., SUCCESS
oRs TO coLvIs 4 DuMA
,t n ID M NJ ,r ,, >, ,

Ias Char tres st,...-,...s,......1la chartres ST.
Bsgieave to inform her customers the public generally
at heg just receiving from Paris their new of
Cloth eaa Fancy Goods.
They respectfully inve examination of their ssoeE which
having been selected by elnseBs they feel confident cannot
tJsurnassed for elegance and variety =oa3 I'm
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fhs Eighteenth Annual Session Of this Tasituon baefn
Ehs First Monday of September 1850.
The pan of fnsruee comprises seneta and extensive
Of languages Tho French IS daily spoken the SCHOOL and
Modern Ciassics arc thoroughly analysed
The eca5h central and the apartments spacious ant
veil ventilated The school IL provided With chcca library
the best mnsi ngraants and complete philosophical apps
fztus
References are innufnerahe Among them the Aunnue Of
his institution who nov asns gems OF sccety
Students admitted al aiy time during the session.
For further spy in peksu Institution or
By letter. Box d, No. 6l H. ID. DfHITRg, A. n,
President OF the Board
Z 2sssev Orleans, August 1850. ausl&Ru
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" INCORPORATED WITH COLLEGIATE POWERS.
go tNew No) Gimp, between Fooyge and ealcpe ssres
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AN IMMENSE MEETING an CHARLESTON
DISPLAY OF THE PALMETTO FLAe

UNBoUNDED ENTHUSIASM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

Carts Drr,sE. The Executive Council
ha1, ras,.l the following ordinance. 10 pre-
y,n, The importation Of sa,t. ini, thi,
sat-,
Wl-r-a', \ e1aia.'ou, aud fatal disease
i' understood 10 exist among the cattle Of a
psishSorins State which threatens to sItsnd
70 tbs State Therefore. to provide f1r ,h.
security snl protection Of the cattle Of the
Inhabitants Of said io-u,
BsH Oris,lsi. That al person, ar. pro,
hihiiel from driving and transporting any
cattle into saiI towa iron asy place with
cut the limits Of this State. without The
eoassnI o. the SsIsslmsn Of said town, Ss.
fore the Gre, day o., April next, under pen
atty Of three hundred dollar, for cash Of,
fence. And said Solsetmsn may arrest and
ssain, AZ the cost Of tie owners thereof o.
psrsou' having the sane Ia charge, all rat
us found passing n violation Of thi, Orii-
nance, and may take all other necessary
measures ior the enforcement oi the lJreso.
ing provisions.
. The Selectnen Of said .own shall i'm.
ncdiase'y af,. they shall have notice that
any cattle in said ,osu are infected with
such disease, take possession Of such cattle
and have them kept separate and apart from
other cattle, Tor examination. aud detaiu
them - long a, ihs e1is,cnee " such Dis
sAse rsnders 10 necessary.
@. II in the opinion 0t the said Sslee,nsn
the progress OF the disease in any other
quarter, renders IL necessary, they are au'
ihOriioi and &, shall be their duty, to plac,
'aGs.on; police force upon the Puolic high
way. leading into .ail town to prevent ii,
Introduction Of cattle within It's limits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
Noble Sentiments.

II, followius noble sentiments from a
,peesh Of Abraham Lincoln. should receive
a response IRON all Republicans. They
should BE- treasured in the mSmJry and in.
lusnse the action
Let us stand by our duty,
fearlcssly and effectively. Let
us be diverted by none of these
sophistical contrivances where
with we are so industriously piled
and Observation-Disclosures such
as cropping for some middle ground
between the right and the wrong,
vain as the search for a man who
would be neither a living man
nor a dead man-such as a poll
CIV of " don't care" on a ques-
ton about which all true men do
carO-such as Union appeals, be-
secching true Union men to yield
to disuniOnists, reversing the di-
vine rule, and calling, not the
sinners, but the righteous to re-
pentance /; such as inyocatiOns
of Washington, imploring men
to unsay what Washington said,
and undo what Washington did.
Neither let us be slandered from
our duty by false accusations
against us, nor frightened from
it by menaces of destruction to
the Government, nor Of dungeons
to ourselves. Let us have faith
that right makes might; and in
that faith, let us, to the end,
dare to do our duty, as we un-
derstand it."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

IlSv 70 w,TER PLANTS. A.aruls, wa.
t-r should rs,er bs given until the further
Withholding Of i, would be detrimental 70
The plan, llahiiual watering does, in the
majority of cases, NOR. harm than good.
Plants left to battle With drouth, send their
rosis down dep 10 search oi moisture, sud
when rain docs come. they benefit more by
it than those that have regular watering,
al along. II the ground i. dug deeply
and kept in good heart, plants that have
once got established will bear drouth for
any length OF time. but things lately planted,
and that have not had time to " get hold, %
anus; be kep, supplied or their beauty NAV
vanish TO- half the season. Sdesulsnt vcs-
siabls., too. which ought to BE- kept grow
Ins quick, must have abundance, and OF
course, plant. 10 pots mus, Of necessity, have
saG-isnt. There are two important point.
70 BE- attended to IN giving water, one i' 70
szpo-s the water 70 the SUI before using %,
to rvnds.r il .on aud warm. and the other Is
to give thorough soaking at once sufficient
to keep The grOaud MOST tor week. sup
posing the supply to b. limited, but regu'
lar, the besI way Of sconomisins both VA
ter and tin, j. to take the garden, pieec BY
piece, watering each piece thoroughly every
evening, aud then beginning again as at
G-,,. IMAias Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

mE BLACK FLr. A deadly enemy to the
whole race Of caterpillar, !. ever on the
alert, winsiu; Abou, in the SHAPE Of small
black AZ, in search Of an exposed and De.
fsncele-s caterpillar. Having ss!eeied her
victim, she pierces hs body with sharp
cutting instrument she 10 armed with, and
in the wound deposits an egg the cater
pillar vince. little a, this treatment. bu,
seems to attach li,tl, Importance to IL.
Meanwhile its snemy repeats her thrus,s
,ill some thirty or iorty egg,, germs Of the
des'rOysrs, are safely lodged in hi. body.
and bis doom i' certain beyond hopc. The
egg, quickly hatch into gru6s, who begin to
gnAw away a, the unhappy creatures hesh
thu, reducing him gradually, bot by a pro.
found instinct keeping clear OF all the vital
organs, a. Il knowing foil well that the
creature must keep on feeding and discs,ng
too, or their own supply would speedily
tail, a. usurers, while draining a client,
keep up his credit with the world az long as
they can. Weaker grows the caterpillar a.
the enawins worms within grow stronger
and nearer maturity; sometime. Ne has
strength left to take the ehry'alie shape,
but out Of thi. he never CONES butterfly
the consuming grub. now finish tho vi,als
aud al, pup,r in his empty skin, and come
Out soon black Die. like the parent.
lC5lcmans British Butterflies.