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erswded i 6eas aad US depatng steamers a ,ook coca
trips freghts ReFe more pna''u 'nau LOT on pass pa
nsis wunts smiles and cheerful looks
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and eitssHs oapt shsiies = hasosa q 'hs =.
Hess ssssacs e several months Ne has travelled
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ms saray side vas das there n ne ista-i
as sspssas ssn sys i qs ~
capsaas' Benevolent Association orgaIszed a shat pacs
s'ssHsrs : Adams and :. 9 sson were at oelI0 AZ
ms iashs II is slated, made about $500 By pulling
ia VI Al Jannary scushwester cn the bar at Turkey
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
Mesasoranda.

Capt Brown Of the steamship Star of The West from New
York via Havana reports having experienced very boiseous
weather leaving HAVANA and found neither bar river
pilots al Pass-a foutre
The brig West Indian Capt Thompson, hence for St Pierre
Martinique reported ashore Passar ouei got on yes
tsrday and proceeded to sea-.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

ELLIS H. BosrICK. FRANK W. SEYMOUR
M BosTICK & SEYMOUR. -
- Successors to &@
BREWSTER Il ZACHARIE,
IS Front Levee and Fulton street opposite " A. Violetts
between Poydrss and araSier streets,
Manufacturers and Dealers in STOVES and TIN WARE
wholesale and Retail COPPER, TIN and SHEET lhoN
We most respectfully call the attention q commission and
country merchans hoekeepers and hotel pFopEeoE TO ou
Tge and we'll assorted stock Of Cooking Pattor Once ana
Heating Stoves comprising almost every kh6 IN sSlsteee
Pots Heclas Ur Coffee Toilet Sets Lamps Lanterns
md al kins Of Wares suitable for Cooking and Domestic pur
poses which win be sold ut lower prices than any house
N Of the CREOLE COOKING STOVE we'll
adapted o of Hotels Planters etc. which we invite
particular attention.. -, -.
which will be ssld at manufactuyer's prices
ticnar attention paid all kinds of House and Steamboat
tobbng Tin and Sheet Pipes, Valley Gntter Escape
Pines all kinds Of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron WORK
I promptly executed. ieto u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

i oUIStANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. ss CAMP STREET.
Capital s3oo,oo0.
DIRECTORS.
J, LspeiEe, Z. II. Harris
Theodore Frots, j. N. Robert
a. D. Grief, j. A, Bonnaton,
Jacob zolly, Anadeo Landry.
n= T.. qGnucheau.
Company will ready transact business the lst Of
sEprEiBE NEXT and will insure against the pers OF the
rivers and and damage re and aua risks at
the current rates Of premiums.
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT. will be
made to those insuring in this Office.
E.GANUCHEAU. President
M. orie.ns Anerst n 1s5e aulBf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

Ia..porta.

NEW YORK VIA HAyANA-Per stearnlhip Star of The
Nest--Assorted nldse.
INDIAEoIlA AND GALVESTON Per steamship oriaaba
80 head catie mbeau Mathematics 10 order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

Bristol August 2Tput back the 2sh, ]. r, Whitney,
Avery oT New Orleans aud remained 9th. Ship Success
Chase, fot New Orleans, remained Eth.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

Leaves on THURSDAY, Sept 20, at 2. NJ.
RED RIVER PACKET COM
d=g +, pany-The new, Hght.dFaft passenger steamer
ItAfes5 Era No. Kenn master. will leave rs above
Shreveport, Alexandria, Nerrnans, Barbns
way landings giving clear bills through For freight Or
passage apply board the office Of the Company No
.VIRGINIUsC. DENTzEL,
sell Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

MoBILE--Per steamer eaiifornia--sundries TO order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

GIBRALTAR AND A AMARKET-P Per ship Oliver Moses
HOO hhds tobacco s119 siaNes
LIvERPooI.-Per thip Frank BouIt-SIS9 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

yuua 18TH inst to de Wiser &eo-lst district
Seamhfp Ansn Forbes I'm BRzo Santiago via lndianoia
@ Harris--ist district.
Steamship 0raha Place, I'm lndeueia and eayeson 10
Harrls-Berwick's Bay,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
slsb Orleans naiIp Crescent.
Ribtr yrgteIliasafs.

GENERAL Henaarks-- Busfness-The Weather
Arfsvmys-- Arrival ar Capt. Marshall in
3 .<rossn = Ouachita river Swelling CLIP
sYsHxa from our Exchanges Miscellaneous
Departures To-Day, etc., etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

Boston, September ll.-Ccared for New Orleans, ship
s,.lrges (neMj Williams ship Mary Herman, Orr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

Per steamship Star Of the West from New York via Havana
Madame L0quet e. Fender, D. Hosenha L. Maurel Mrs.
Baneek II Monss d shagI!st Henis aud lady j. Dafied
Walters, II, Snelly j. Given r. Suon H. Wilson, A. Breeze
b. Hoffman, lady and two children, Thomas Moore p. Eagan,
n Eagan, E, Caffer, and others in seerage
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. September IL 1855
The aryns were Western Beeyes 1856 Texas eats and
$50 Sheep The Market still bare Of Hogs but there good
supply Of ether stock on the market
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18


Increase s.s.s..ss.. sooiv
Increase for 1860 1859 fraction over 70 set
The eaningS for the year ending the sst Of August s
were S3S2 $50
The number o bales brought the road for the
last twelve months was s2 against laTS bales the year
previous.
The following figures denote the last return nonih of Augus
Of the the State of South Carolina Weak veyweak
are they coin, The immediate cash liabilities, circulation
and deposits slo2s6eo represented by only s6s6l9 in
coin, or say not quite l7c. a dollar.
Take the following three items, say
Deposits $3 1860
Circalation. 66s11T
Due banks distant banks. ...,,......... 25Sl,9Sl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
CANTON September IL 1s60-Ts bales cotton Warren, Gil
3eo5s Payne Harriscns9 do Stewart James-2s DO
Z Allen Sce-z5 Lewis 0giesby25 do Mcfarland
Barksdale 20 Il Adams &cos MeRae &ee-l Do Buekner
6co-S Wright Allen f Nale &co7 Ward, Hunt &eo-z5
4 Rngely &co-l2 Thornh. sco0 Wood Lows do Il w
Estlin &co Byrne Vance &co6 Felowes &co-5 Gilaspe
Brewer 5 Slaughter Smith shotwell-6 Ahy Catching
Holloway 4 LoDsdaie- do A Levi &eo5 Levi Deter-5 do
j Watt xce-5 NJ u Cooper &co-Tota AL bales cotton
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
OHIO RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY. Sept. is, at 5 z. NJ,
CINCINNATI and NEW ORLEANS LowWater Line.
FOR CINCINNATi--rHE FINE,
sRn5 N, regular passenger packet steamer lessee
*. Bell, james GoFmey, master will leave as
For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
FseIow----CoInIalg UP.
Passengers.

schr Virginia Antonsne sbsa I'm Vera Cruz 70 Bare &eo
Mex schr Brian.e Espinoa, fm Capeachy to Uanefden
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

ship Oliver Moses, OILS, for Gibraltar and market
shp Frank Bouit Morse, for Liverpool Baxter Lowell &c
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
r EEDs, FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS

LEEDS Il CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
aud Vertical and Horizontal Steam Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles CHARTERS
Filters and Horse Power Draining Machines, Saw Ma
n Gearing Columns and Fronts Buildings Furnace
mouths Crate Bars etc. and all Machinery required for the
south.
We rly authorized prepared construct
sTILLsiAN'S PATENT BAGAsSE FURNACE.
Eal2 dkRly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
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80 lsaRs 4 sss2Ns ABROAD n
Passenger Trains the Depot the Of CALI
ope Magnolia dayhe Mail Train O'Clock A.
NJ. and the Express Train at O'Clock +. NJ.
Connections with all the Northern and Eastern Roads and
Tickets sold to all the principal cities of the North East and
West.
Time to New York three days and 16 hours Price Sis 0O
For further Information apply at the General Ticket Office
tlS Camp street.
Freight will received at the Company Depot foot of CAL
linpe street as 3S0 p. NJ daily Sundays exceptsA1
The Company responsible for loss by fre
Excursion Train Magnolia leaves on Saturday at p NJ
i. s. WILLIAMS,
jyl6 1y General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
= HENRY GoLDMANN,
So DRUGGIST AND 4PorHEcARR,
Nos. 81 and SO Canal street

Having sold the Store at the corner Of Poyas ard Baonns
shall giye whole and entire attention my 3ore
situated Nos 81 and 80 Canal Thankful he kind
patronage bealy bestowed and the confidence placed
me, ! solicit q continuance Of the
sha always keep hand the greatest variety of seeca
ties, either Medicinal Chemical or Philosophical,
preparations guaranteed TO be of he best Ill not keep
orders from the country will alled the rates
cash or city acceptancss. "
fell II HENRY aOLnMARN
II X. DIxoN. ATToREET-AT-LAw, No. q Camp
u . street,, ml9 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
RIO Es:
ssippirlg satslllgerlts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street, ,a.o
Tuesday Morning, September Is. 1850.
clanrad Yeaterday. --.--z- :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

Leaves on every MONDAY. at5P NJ
REGULAR GREEGVILIE AND
sHeS - Nicksbug Paeket-The new, very swift and mag
ia5k1Is45s 5Snifcent passenger packet Gen. Jno. A.
ssss=zEzzess luitman, John v. Cannon, master, viii
pOsfiyey above for Argyle Landing, Greense Deer
Greek Landing Point Worthngon Carolina La, ding Lake
Washington Grand Lake Ashton, PrheF's Point skpwiths
Landing Stack Island Landing, Lake Providence allikens
Bend Nesbng Warrenton Grand Guli ST. Joseph Rodney
Waefpr5nt Nntcbez Red River Landing Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge all Intermediate landings For freight passage
ff vIRGINIUS o. nENTZEL,
sea @. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

NUnUsAy NFEtHHtEfLthNs v =
On Sundays Train will leave the city at O'clock
A. NJ, In lien of the Horse Car.
The Train will leave tic city on Sundays, every hon
from.l2 II. until IL P NJ
Sunday, the Sth May. the will leave
eher Of the Road every dlfhour from o'ol9sk T. NJ
until O'Clock T. NJ.
will special trips the Lake
night, whenever required the Conductor must however,
celve due notice.
Canal for the Depot every five min
cts at the Office under the nepoti Checks, return tickets,
myI G. PRSDELY. Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
-. PoNTCAAKrRAIs RAII-
Nrnn tl,n CiIv. -

sEg1D,
sssas MI R0AD-SuMMEK ARRANGEMENT
Il Commencing Tuesday, May |, 1890.
a and from the Lake day, only 70 cents.
RD-Please buy tickets At the ofce, under Depot.
Departure or oARs-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

4bh4A4SO6O 1xba GGA4I 0s
gz: rvy rHzHEsE7tsr1 FAST ROUTE TO THE
S&Rss NORTH AND EAST
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RA ILR0AD,
And
Hts Continuous Rail- Connections
Through East Tennessee and Virginia,
f..
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK,
..r+.m All Atlantic Seaboard Cities
Celebrated Virginia Springs, etc.
The Great scrthern Mail and Adams Express this line
from New York New Orleans, which Is sufficient evidence OF
It's unrivnlcd speed and reliability.
The completion the Orange and Alexandra Roadcu Oh
l20 NJ 81
rendering this undsniaby the shortest Northern route Time
from New Orleans to NeN York by Railroad,
ElGHTf-FOUR HOuRSt
fhe Louisville and Nashville Railroad is row In mi opera
on giving direct railroad connections 10 all points in Ken
tuCky via Nashville. Time from New Orleans to
MAMMOTH GAVE, 53 HoURSi
Through tickets Icnisyle be
entirely through Slave Territory.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on hl Night Trains,
Comfortable Smoking Cars on AL Trains.
Double Daily Trains the entire rove-coaneeona pcr-
feet.
baggage Checked through to a principal points Grand
Passengers going via Raoed New Orleans shoud ash
tickets by Grand junction. at the New Orleans and jackson
river menIph5, tiei the
old established Packet Office Of Capt Fregh uudes tho ST.
Charles Hotel
thereby avoiding detentiOn Ut Flew Orleans.
BARNEY HUGHES,
my2 If General Southern Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
STEAMBOATS,.



u-wn FOR MOBILE - DAILY u. y.
=sMsi Line Summer Arrsngement.The spleen
Jas Nc c. Baker master, Florida, A. L. Myers, master
California, j. Hopkins master, bailt expressly for tbs
trade with superior Accommodations will make trips and
landings ollow unless prevented by bad weather. high or
Of fuel accident to boat machinery
Leaying end of the Pontcharaip Railroad DAILY
tharriya of the IL o'clock NJ for Mobile
Z, 6EDDEs, Agent,
i've If -....s. . Grayier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

THE SPLENDID LIGHTNING EXPRESS PASSENGER
PACKET,
Grand Era,
will make weekly trips SHREVEPORT, leaving NEW OR
LEANS
EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ, 5-9.
And SHREVEPORT
EVERY FRIDAY at 10 o'clock A. NJ
passing by Grand Ecore Alexandria and Noran Land
ing,
SATURDAY, IN DAYLIGHT.
ERA No will with Grand Era Mt Shreveport for
all points above the Raft high up FULTON, making
weekly trips, leaving FULTON
EVERY MONDAY.
ERA No will connect with Grand Era at Shreveport for
JEFFERSON AND THE LAKES
ERA No. and ERA No, will connect for all points Up
per Red River
ABOVE WHITE OAK SHOALS ..5.. @...
HA plan Of the cabin of Grand Era be and
secured for trip application by letter. telegraph
seI4 If a r., KOIJSS n BROS AGENTS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

Leaves every SATURDAY at p NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKS-
sg ~ burg s. NAL IIiue-For DOnaldSonviile, Piaq-
uemine Baton Rouge. Port Hudson, Bayen Sara,
River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez, Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton and yieks
burg-Tha Satchez, I. 7. Leahers master will leave
as above every Saturday at o'clock 7. N.
J. j. PERSON & CO. Agents,
se10 Al Garondelet street
The Naehez connects yieksbg with the Hope
and for Yaz0or
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18

Total for L. months ending sst August 1860 81 - 42
For IL months ending Sis August IsS9-'.. SIi.tib
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
oUAGHITA RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY Sept. IS, at 5P. NJ.
FOR OUACHITA RIEER--THE
szsus = regular Weekly Low Water Packet Southern
| eMa8e Flora, Capt W.. W. Wilson. viii leave a
lbove for Harrisonburg, Qe Harrisonbnrg OF
MondaV1 Trinity and way landings Black and Old Rivers
also to SimmSport, on the Atchatalaya, -
Rainp new substantial fast running aid extremely light
draft and freight will have detention the bars
- Clear though bills given for freight Apply board
YIBGINIuS o. DENTzEL,
se6 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 3 P. NJ, positively.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACK
sysg n ct for Yicksburg and the Bends-The fast
s5sung magnificent passenger steamer Lizzie
InmOns, Israel Ashberey master, will leave
~ aNove for Ccand Lake Carolina Landing Skipwths Lake
Providence Cammacks Landing Mliksns Bend YiGkA6urg
Warrenon New Carthage 81. Joseph, Grand Gulf Rodney,
NacHez River Landing Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and ali
intermediate landings. For freight apply board
VIRGINIUS g. bENTZEL,
self Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-18
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY

To san on FRIDAY, Sept. q. ut s o'clock A. NJ.
J-rs.. FOR NEW YORK. VIA HAVANA
ysN FNTTh The steamship star OF the West, Brown
commander, will leave her wharf punctuallS
above with the United States mails and passengers
Passage New YGtS-Cabn S5O SteerAget SO Passage
Havana-Caba, So Seerage, $40.
For freight ptsaHge, apply NJ the office bi street
sci S. NE WISER 4 co, Agents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08
Rearing Children.

l. Children should not 60 to school until
six years old.
2. Should not learn at home during that
time more than the alphabet, religious teach
ings excepted
3. Should be fed with plain, substantial
food, at regular intervals Of not less than four
hours
4, Should not be allowed to eat anything
within two hours Of bedtime.
8. Should have nothing for supper but a
single cup Of warm drink, snch as very weak
tea Of some kind, or warm milk and water,
with one slice Of cold bread and buttor-roth.
ing else.
&. Should sleep in separate beds. on hair
mattresses, without caps, feet first well warm
ed by the fire or rubbed with the hands until
perfectly dry; extra covering on the lower
limbs, but little OIL the body.
I, Should be compelled to be out of doors
for the greater part Of daylight, from after
breakfast until half an hour before sundown,
unless in damp, raw weather, when they should
not be allowed to 90 outside the door.
s, NeTer limit a healthy child as to sleep
ing or eating, except at supper; but compel
regularity as to both; it is Of great impor.
tancc.
o. Never compel a child to sit still, nor in
tolcrc with its enjoyment, as long as it is not
actually injurious to person or property, or
against good morals.
10. Never threaten o child it is cruel, UNI
jus. and dangerous. What you have to do,
do it, and be done with it..
II. Never speak harshly or angrily, but
mildly, kindly, and, when really needed, firm
y--no more.
-. BY all means arrange it so TIT the
last words between you and your children at
bedtime, especially the younger ones, shall
be words Of unmixcd lovingncss and affection
--HaTS Journal Of Healh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08
Rules for Using the Tongue.

The tongue is called in the Bible can un-
yuly member" Our own experience accords
perfectly with the statement, and observations
on the tongues Of others have satisfied us o
the fact, We think the following rules, if
carefully followed, will be found OF great use
IN tanning that which has not yet been per-
lcctiy tanned.
/. Ncrcr use your tongue in speaking ony-
Mj@g d@t truth. The God Of truth, who
made the tongue, did not intend it for any
other use. Twill not work well in lalsehood,
it Will run into such Inconsistencies as to de-
toct itself. To use the organ for publishing
alSohood, is as congruous as the use of the
eye for hearing, Or the car for smelling
?. Do nat use yoIlr tongue too much. 1t
is kind Of waste gate to let off the thoughts
as they collect and expand the mind but if
;ho was!cg gate is always open, the water will
soon run shallow. Shut the gate, and let
streams Of thought flow in till the mind is
full, ard then you may let off with some eff.
feet.
3. Mere let the stream Of yaysion mecc
We tongue. Some people, when they arc
about tc put this member in motion, hoist the
wrong gatc-they let out Passion instead Of
Reason, The tongue then makes great
noise -disturbs the quiet Of the neighbors ox-
hau>.s the person strength, but does no good.
The whirlwinl has ceased, but what the ben
6tz
1. L9ok into the poad and sec if there is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN,

hopes that caused all to exert themselves in
their various pursuits. Begging took refuge
in the abors Of its own hands, and found its
reward in the comforts Of independence, and
the approving smile Of the excellent pastor,
who never lost an opportunity of rebuking
the idle, or applauding tie Industrious, for
vol he knew that among all classes Of man
kind, and especially the laborcrs, idleness is
but another name Tor sin and misery.
In short, blessed by such an example and
led by such guide, it was not long before
Esinburg became the model Of virtuous
and happy village, and it might be said with
truth, that neither poverty nor vice was any
longer known among its inhabitants. Such
are tn, benefits of good example combined
with good precepts, and such the blessings of
pious shepherd, who lulflls his duties to his
Maker, to his creatures, and to the holy call
ing by which he is sanctifed and cnnoblod.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08
Children in Heaven.

Some one-a dear lover Of the little folks,
no doubt-makes what is to us the beautiful
suggestion that little children taken to hea-
ven remain little children, and that these are
-" the small" which in connection with the
great an Apostle teheld standing before
Collaboration Xxx. II: And | saw the
dead, small and great, standing before Cod
Revelation xix. 5: And voice came out
of the throne, saying, praise our God, all ye
his servants and ye that fear Him, both small
and great
And Christ himself, when He called lit
tie child to him in order to teach lessons of
humility to his disciples, recognizes, to our
mind, the beautiful truth that the little
ones would remain so in heaven forever. He
tells Of woes because of Offences but he
seems to warn us in tones of deepest kindness,
, that the heaviest woe will fall on him who
despises one of these little ones > because
the angels of these little ones ARRAYS be-
hold the face Of His Father which is in hea-
ven. Said he Take heed that yo despise
not one of these little ones, for I say unto you
that in heaven their angels do always behold
the face of my Father which is in heaven
There is nothing improbable in this idea
that those removed from earth up to heaven
in childhood continue as children, perfected
in holiness and loneliness, in the celestial
state. TT! ese little creatures invest with
additional charms dwellings, here below, why
may they not give likewise increased attract
ions to the mansions above ? Who, too, shall
say that the voices of these small cherubs,
out of whose mouths while they were in
the flesh, God perfected praise, may no! be
needed to impart finished melody to the
haleujah chorus Of the skies ST Louis
Observer.