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that there were two things Kentuckians felt
proud Of and those were their native in
clnation to invite friend to take little
bourbon when he entered their homes and
10 take little more before be leit'
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HB- plein aud ornamental printing Of every Ie-
scrptiou done al the Printing Estnbishmehl Oh ths
LRApER Onlce, the latest improved ahe hlvst tupiS
Al reasonable rates. Particular altgnugn palu 70
blank work Every description OF blndlng done
Reoks Reoeiying Books, &C, sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-15

Strong drink slays its thousands daily.
James B. Dixon, one Of the victims, died at
st. Paul on Il lst. He learned the printing
business in the Ohio Statesman Office, was
afterwards connected with the Ohio Eagle
ct Lancaster, and held offices Of responsi-
.bility in Minnesota. Like many others, he
died Of delrium tremens.
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mARRIED.

In Clarksheld, August 7th, Mr.. CHAS. p. WICK
HAM OF Norlyalk, and Miss EMMA J. WALDMAN
Of the former place.
In Norwalk, August sth, Mr. ISAAC VINCENT
and Mrs CATHARINE VINCENT.
In Norwalk, August 9Th Mr.. LILBURN MEL
LEN and Miss CATHEBINE HAWK, both Of
plymOuth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-15

Rosa: or The Parisian Girl; from the French Of
Madame De Pressense, by Mrs. J. U. Fletcher.
Price 63 cents.
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cents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
gtbieu uf tkt Alarkets for Nast aaesk.
cnrscrsg o.E,ar, ". % Camp stree.

CnEscEsr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street I
Saturday Morning, May 10, 1860
0ur general market has presented a fair appear
ance during the past week, with considerable
buoyancy in Cotton and in some Of the leading ar
ticles Of Western Produce. In Tobacco and in
Sugar and Molasses, however. only moderate
business has been done. Flour has been inactive
but generally firm, while Corn and most articles Of
Provisions have sold at very full prices, with de.
cided advance in Bacon and Lard. In Freights
the movement has been moderate, but the rates
generally continue firm.
On Thurday morning we published the Europa's
accounts, bringing up our Liverpool dates to the
9Th inst. They reported sales OF ~ 900 bales oi
Cotton for the week, including $500 on specula.
ton, and II 900 for export, the market closing
firm at I'D. for Fair Orleans, and 6Sd. for Middng
Orleans. Some circulars reporting partial ad-
vance of Id. on Inferior qualities. The stock in
port was stated at 016 500 bales including S18 900
American. The advices from Manchester con.
tinued favorable. AT Havre the market was firm
for all except Inferior qualities.
CoTToN .. The market opened on Saturday
with d fair demand for Good and Clean Cotton
which was scarce and held at very full prices
while other grades were neglected, and the sale.
Of the day were confined to about $500 bales
Subsequently,, however, with favorable adyice
from Europe, more general inquiry prevailed, AMI
the business comprised l2,5O0 bales on Monday
5000 on Tuesday, 1000 on Wednesday, $500 OF
Thursday, and 5000 yesterday, making total 70
the week Of about $500 bales, a large proper
ton of the transactions have been in the Low
grades, in which we have noticed degree a steadi
ness and frmness which justies MS in resuming quo
tations while the Middling and better qualities
have brought extreme prices, small lots selling a
lll@l2 and l24c. Sa b. for Middling to Strict Mid
ding We now quote IA @ 8gl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19
Ntp 0rlsans 9ailp Crescent.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEpaRTMRrT.
gsu 0rlsans alolsu alarhtt.

CAkscEM7 Cry1cx. No. 10 CArus ssf1sf
Friday Evening, May Ig lSf0
Although the week-does not close in financial
circles until tomorrow evening, yet we have suf.
cient before ns to to know that It win close aa,s
factoriy. There has been great falling of II M
applications and in the offerings for discounts dur.
ing the week. We have very little more 70 add
than that the tremendous pressure u the calls for
coin, have not been made. The general money
market has through the week been ruling in favor
of borrowers. Paper, which ten and fifteen days
ago was refused, Is now taken with freedom.
There is good demand for short loans for imme-
date purposes. There are great many buildings
in the course of erection in our city and an i'm.
mense system Of paving being carried out, which
requires considerable sums of the needfnl to main
tain and keep the wheels in motion from week tc
week. The general movements for the week are
closing very satisfactorily. Money is in good sup
ply, and to be realized all good securities, rang
ing from choice AL to AL good, and from good to
fair, at from 9@10 to l1@l2 get. If it is requisite
to make table of quotations, we may quote
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

Foreign Exchange Is little irregular. have
been obliged to make concessions effect sales but the
whole the quotations remain the same.
From these figures it will be observed there is
very little variation between rates here and in New
York, because msney can be borrowed to any rea-
sonable amount at the rate of pct. on irst.class
stock securities though there are loans taken at
much higher rate. From all dates before us, the
rates of interest here are not over to 2 T9ct
higher than in New York. The tsnsorial transac-
actions in New York are never made public-they
range from l5@1s and "a yet.
The Exchange market was weak, very fat to-
day. The counter rate at the banks for checks on
New York was ! get. prem, with very light de-
mand. Outside there were sales of sight drafts at
premium-rnarket weak. There were sales of
sixty days sight at Il dis. We have to quote from
s@lt and ll@I3 dis A good and broad range,
and ought to be satisfactory to remitters. There
were no transactions in Sterling beyond light re-
tail demand. We quote clear Sterling from l093@
lO93; documents l0s4@l0sl; remittance rates ll0
Francs, sixty days sight, ranged from 5.15@5.lo,
and bank drafts from 5.0s9@5 .025.
In stocks we note the sales Of 80 shares Citizens
Bank at 2452 60 shares at 245 40 shares Louisiana
State Bank at 1885, 20 shares at1s5a and 150 shares
of Crescent City Bank at 100. III.
In bonds we have no transactions worthy of note
to quote. In New York, on the 10th instant, there
were sold $4,000 Louisiana State skies at 96 $1,000
at 06l, and one bond ts50O) at 97aa. ss
Our general stock market closes about as fol
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

ToBAcco.. There have been some few buyers
in the market during the past week, but the busi-
ness has again fallen Off while the limited opera
tions of which we have been advised were con-
ducted in very private manner, and we have but
little information with regard to the qualities Or
prices Of the lots sold. The sales of the week
have embraced some $50 hhds. of which all have
been on private terms, except 80 hhds. Lngs at
81, 32 and 40, 16 Carksville do. at Al, Admitted
at g. 76 at II, 81 at Il, 10 Lugs at 81, l3 at 4c,
and Al Stems Mt Ic 10 N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

there is a great variance between the House bin
and the Senate bill.
We append our usuaI weekly quotations of coin
and uncurrent bank notes, being those Of John
Wood 4 Co, Camp street:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

Weeks receipts, 1884 hhds. Exports, 2.
MoLAssEs. The market has been extremely
dull throughout the past week, and although the
receipts have been Of a limited character prices
are without Improvement. The sales have reached
barely 1000 bbls. and therange generally has been
25@s0c. for Inferior and Fermenting, and 3e@ssc
for Prime, with few hundred half bbls. at a0@
35c. % gallon according to quality a cargo d
3ol hhds. and IL tierces Porto Rico has been solo
at SIC. % gallon, and two cargoes Of Cuba on pfi
vate terms.
Weeks receipts, 1l09 bbls.- Exports, 5e7.
FLOUR -. The market continues inactive, but
prices have been rather in favor Of sellers, with
out any material alteration The sales up to Thurs
day evening embraced some 5000 bbls. at q range
of IS seOs5 90 and SO 90 for superfne. 90 700
81 25 up to IS 50 for Ordinary to Choice brands
Of Extra, and "a 75@s5 90 o bbl. for Fine. Yes
terday some 1900 bbls. were sold, including 1000
Saperine in three lots at IS s7l, and 800 in two
lots at Sc 90 d bbl.
Weeks receipts, l6077 bbls.-=E l4el.l q
WHE4r.. We have heard of no transactions OF
apy consequence forseveral weeks past, and prices
are generally nominal e. ii s# ,9E.ai
Weeks receipts, 2s5 Exports, none.
GoKs a good demand has again prevailed,
and prices have been very firmly maintained. The
sales up 70 Thursday evening embraced some
5000 sacks, at range OF 77@s7c. for Mixed and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

ARs.gxssSsh. LOSS OF TEETH-Dr ]. WEST
liz St. Charles street, continues to supply the
{7T{lSzzE Loss OF TEETH without wires or springs
l11l1npom his new pi,neple Of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal appobaton and
%snded as hsng he most ingenious system Of supplying ARTI
perfect articulation and masticaon and perfect aRd natural
appearance defy detection by tine closest observer Dr.
Vests method Of filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
Those interested will find these statements be
thanks the inhabitants Of New oeans and vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with for the last fifteen
years Office and residence liz ST. Charles street, second doc
from Lafayette Square, se5 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

kaA DENTAL. NOTICE.-DR. j. M
MAGEE has taken rooms in the Story Build
S1ing, Of Camp and Common Streets No
3second floor, where he Is prepared to perform
all operations pertaining the teeth the sklltu and nc
compshed style He you'd particularly mention that has
Of Dentistry than has been in successful practice the
last twenty years and feels perfectly satisfied strict
use superior equal 10 GOLD PIATINA plate
mounting Artificial Teeth either regard health use beauty
durability and all who have failed succeed in the
these metals will would certainly fail in the any other
substance.
Office hours, from A. NJ. until 5 Pm. d29 6tn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

JACOBS, ART GALLERY, IS CAMP STREET,
ID New 0rleans-E Jacobs nj Lis old post again..
The subscriber respectfully patrons of
this Daguerreoype Aboype and Photograph Gal
ery established in 1872 that he has secured for
Of Mr. the original proprietor, who has
lust Europe with all the improvements In the
The art hereore rely being furnished with
portraits OF the finest finish. zassas8
Miniatures all sizes in oil colors ether material
40 as TO the and priee Of ALL will be taken In
passabe Style Paragraphs from life er from osbe. pictures Of
nubc or buildings machinery, Will DO taken Of
auy Size required, either plain painted.
he best artista the United States employed and all
work done viii be guaranteed to give satisfaction
M tieiery elegantly fitted up with extensive collection
Of works Of art and yertu ladies and gentlemen respect
IN FTTisss modsTats. Terms cash delivery.
Oh 6m Y. .. LIZ MAN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

COMPUTATION TICKETS.
Persons who reside in the city and have residence esb
ON the line Of the Road procure tickets at
rates. the Office on Camp street.
t. s. WILLIAMS,
fes General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

DOILEVIN a. co.'s COGEAC-2, halves, ~ quar-
ID and eig1hs in Cusroutt Stores For sale
q. ID. GkArIAA CO.,
ais % Cns.omheass ssrsss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

Both Of which make close connection at Canton with Trains
on the Mississippi Central Road.
Tickets 70 the following places at prices named:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

SUGAR -. The receipts have been light, and
with only moderate demand the market has
shown more firmness during the past week than we
had occasion to report for the previous week or
two. The sales have embraced some 1000 hhds.,
and the market closed ut about the following range
of prices:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
inferior I4ssis Com te Good Com 81 es6i4
Fair Fully Fair .6ls@75 Prime and Choice. la@s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

NEW YORK.
Al CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs LozENGBs. ETC., etc.,
In varieties exclusively from treble refined Lost
Sugar without sdueraion adxture Of deietsrons sub
stances of any kind. zz-.o.s
Those wishing purchase pure article requested cali
and stock and contrast them with those offered
elsewhere
ss Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families. put ny
to order. ST prices ranging from IS upwards
s Candies etc. packed Of IS 50 loo has,
suitable the Southern trade and shipped 70 order.
rar Orders by mail promptly executed
na- Terms cash. l55H5 tyls 1y +.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

Foreign Exchange little regula drawers have
been Obliged to make concessions TO effect sales but the
whole the quotations remain the same.
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ARRIVALS THE HOTELS

wILLARDs' HOTEL Hon Robbinson.
RI; Hon H Longnecker, Pa; Hon Young
I xsei %a.. How RdasH MN1Iiisy ~ w.
briski, do; Bradley, NJ; b Hall and lady,
Mass; A Plummer, do; c H Condit, NJ; Hon
e Thsyer, Mas; Hon B washburne, III; Hon
Riggs. NJ; w Hawland, NY; Hon Delano,
Mass; Hon Simmons, RI; Hon III Il Anthony
do, Capt Meade. USA; Hon Graham, NY; w
Dowel, Pa; J " Mafit, UsN; 6 W Tsyleur Eng:
DR. Scommon, i'll; II ! Magraw Pa; Hon F
annton, KIT; Congdon, Ri; II Thomas and
family, La; Mrs NJ L Macy, Mass; Mrs w Low
USMC.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Mn E Walton, Md;
w hlncks, Mass; G Hayes, NY; d Murphy,
HAYES, NY; g M Adams, Ky; w Harding use
:; Hon Hale, Nh; CStetunburp j Poole.
Del Hen Fenton and fam, II Bro1g hton and
y,N NY. o Wehs, =; Jas Harlem and fam, Iowa;
S Ms,, va ) : sSeed, No; d Ambrose, r E
wilson, bon w smith, NC; Petram, Hon ID
GOoch p and q fam, Mass; H White ssa Iy, T Ad-
Beach, Mis-; Brough ton, Miss Wilson. j B Wil.
liams. Hon w Stewart, Mrs Chopper, Mis- Crop
Per, A Hay, w Anchindoss, NY; s w FaIler
Ill A Kendall aud fam, DC; @ w Hilleary and
Eer, Md.
BROWNS HOTELS e Hale and ", Lin.
dale, Md w II Sutton, Ga; Hon n A Edmensop
Va; w stephens and ly, NJ; MiInor and
ly, N.Y. w Fleteraft, Pa; p w Rodmad, J w
Brady, Md Burns and fam mis-. Owings, Mis-
smith, w Newton, N Garrett, # A Liflard
Y; Hon Davis, MI; T X Littlston, J Jackson
) T Hutchinson and ly, Va; A b Elliott, NY
J1dge Diggs, Nd; w Green, Va; Stoddart
Nd; D Rankin, r Malloy, NY
WASHINGTON HOUSE-Hon II Campbell
Hon Chaplin Hall, Pa; Hon J NJ Ashley, ohio;
Hon Allen, Masg Hon B Jenkin, Cam pbeli
Pa n Becker, g Becker, Mass; silley, Ne;
Gray; Brown, Young, Kyi c Bell, c Alexan
der, Ill. 90 - =
KIRKWooD HOUSE. &C Pashley, J Collier
Miss; w Morrison and ly, Pa: Hon A Iyerson
g Emory, Ga; Taliaferro, DR. r M Pred
good, Va. ri ~ = ~
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~ sk.DAeHx Is the favorite slEn BY which
nature makes known any deviation whatever from
the natural state Of the brain, and viewed In this
ns ny II may be looked on as safeguard intsnd cd
70 give notice OF disease which might otherwise
escape attention, uil too late TO be femedied; and
It's indications should never be neglected. Head
aches may be classified under two names, viz /:
Symptomatio and ldiopsthic. Symptomstio Head
sS &c 10 exoeedlnGly common and |, the precursor
ApoPexy, Gout. Rheumstism and al febrlle
diseases: Its rervous form IL is dis
ease OIL the stomach constituting sick headaehs. of
hepano disease constituting btIiors keedaeAs, Of
worms,oonsupationa and other disorders of the row
els as we'll as renal and uterine at lotions Diseases
oIthe heart are very freq uenty attended with Head
aches; Anemis aud plethora are also affections
which freqaently occasion hsadsohe. Idiopathio
Hesda ne is aso very common, being usually dis
times coming on suddenly in q tate Of p,arently
sound health and prostratins At cnoe the mental
and physical energies, and in other instances n
oomss on slowly. headed BY preston Of eeirits
or bity of temper. In most instances the rain
is In front Of the head or both eye g, and
someti,bes provoking vomiting, under this olasr
may also be named Nsrdlgta.
For the treatment of either cinss of Headao he the
Cephahc Pills have been found q sure and saft
remedy, renewing the most acute pains in few
minutss, and By Its subtle power Graduating the
disease of which headaehe 10 the uEerrIng index.
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IL The British Government, through the
Consul at Boston, has presented Captain Wilson,
OF the Minnie Schiller with valuable gold chro-
nometer; Mr.. Connonton, the mate, with a tele-
scope; and SO to each Of the crew. Also liberal
compensation Is made for the demurrage and sub
sistence Of the crew and passengers Of the Con-
naugbt.
IUA lady proposes In the Charleston Mercury
plan by which the half million Of dollars tax
talked OF by the Legislature, could easily be
made one Of million. The plan Is that the
South Carolina women shall retrench In silks and
laces, aud contribute the money thus ecoaoInized
o the funds Of the State.
QuKRR AMUsEMENr.-"Gardener why do YOU
water the sidewalk 80 much ?"
Gardener.-"Sure, SIR, master has nothing to
emuss him, and 30 he makes me keep the side
walk wet, while he looks out o. the windy at the
ladies' anklesn
REPUBLICANS REQUESTED TO LEAvH MARY
LAsD-Ata meeting held at Beantown, Charles
county, Md, on the Gath ult., resolution was
passed requesting those who voted for Lincoln,
at the recent Presidential election, to leave the
county before the first Of January next.
III Russian military discipline recently 70
duced Prince Gortschakof from lieutenancy to
the ranks for lighting duel. captain, the
Princes second, suffered similar degradation
UTA flag was displayed from the republic. n
headquarters In Newburyport, Mas, on the ala,
Inst, with but fifteen stars on It.
III Randall Clark was fined at the late tern
9th circuit court Of Lowndes county, Alabama
81 600 for me- feeding his slaves well.
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FEVER AND AGUE

10 caused by the mlasm or sxhsa alton evolved from
4Sy9Nied ana dscaylns vegetation In moist q.
w nen aosoro-d Into the circulation, 1t becomes an
mrtsnng virus n the blood, which derangss and
long sought and have at length found an antidots,
AYERS AGUE CURE,
which neutralizss this malaYIous poison in n q
blood, and stimulates the Liver to expe il from The
body Its acton upon the stem is invarIably sure
AM It's cure Of Fsrsr md Asne, and kindred oom
paints certain. If taken 10 season il expeis the
virus from the system as lt II absorbed, and thus
keeps those who use the CURE" free from its at
tsoks, keeps the system in health, although ex
cures, but protects from the great variety of aec,
tlons which are Induced by this malignant iufiu
enoe. such as Remi tent Fever. Chill Fever, 0umb.
or Masked AEue, Periodical Headache, or Biious
Hesdachc, Bilious Fsvers, Neuralgia, Rheums-
t.sm, Gout, Biindness, Toothaos, EaIsohs, Ca
the Spleen. hystsrlcs, Colo, Paraly SIS, and Pain
ful Affec ions of the Stomach ard Bowels Ali M
which, when srIfing from this use, will be fou nd
to ASSUME more or less the intermittent type. This
"AGUE CURE" removes the cause OF these derange-
ments, and cures the disease.
This 10 acoomplishes by stimulating the excreto-
ries to expe the virus from the ~ stem; and these
organs By become TODD this thei
ofice Of theIr own accord. Hence arises what We
term deeltndfaft5a. Time may accomplish the
same END, bat often life Is not long enough, or 4
sso os, IN the sitss%Ps while cUaE
lse OF this in oil etes OF osses has shown il 70
be suIeI as we'll as o safer remedy for the whole
el.ss Of diseases which are caused BY the miasma-
tho infection. than any other which has been dis
covered; and u has still another important sdvan.
t.se 70 the public, which Is that it l ohesp as well
Mass. - no is colin
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UwHAr l. ,,,-Barnum's, "What Is IT." 10
nowhere. We have in our possession (picked up
in the street) singular piece Of dry goods It Is
fourteen, only think, fourteen inches long, about
three quarters Of inch wide one bali OF IL made
of elastic the other half 10 white velvet with red
rose, a delicate bud, and sundry green leaves
stamped upon IL in bright colors. Ii appears to
have had silver clasp pom it, but ore side Of the
said clasp 10 gone, (Which will account for 1t
being In the stree, perhaps) The first question
is, 'swhat IL it," the next Is, "W hose is it!''
We know that the lady-for IL must have been
lady W no wore it's pretty, or has been, but In
clined to the opinion that she Is slightly sni6on
point. s'w hose Is it7' we repeat oh. dear.
how queer the lady must have felt when she felt
the clasp burst and knew il must fall to the pave
ment the next instant, eugh. Well warrant that
her cheeks turned red the rose on the beauti-
full zone before rs. But "whose Is IL" that's the
question The fair one to whom 1t belongs can
have IL by calling at t1s office and proving prop
erty There are no charges to pay, consequently
the recovery Of the said belt ~ depends entirely
upon the production Of its mate.
N. B.-We forgot to mention that 1t just fits
around our neck. wv hose 10 IT." "whoss Is it?''
ay. and ''what Is it!''-NorfoIk Day Book.
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Constipation or Cestiveness

No one OF the "many Ills flesh il heir TO" 10 &C
prevalent, so little understood, and so much neg
!octed as Cosiiyeness Often originating in care
lessness. or sedentary habits; il il resarded as ,
slight disorder Of too title consee uence to eIot<
anxiety, while IN reality il is the precursor and
companion OF many of me most fatal ard dang err
Gus diseases, and unless eary eradicAted il vii
bring the sufferer to IN untmely grave. Among the
lighter evils OF which Cosuvenees is the usual at.
Breath Piles, and others If nature, " hile lobs
train offrEhtful diseases such gnaut Fevers
Abcesses, Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Disrrhea, Apo.
plexy, Epilepsy, Para ysIs, HysteTia, Hypochon-
drasls, and insanity, first Indicate shei
presence In the system BY this alarming symptom
Not unfres uenty the dis -ases named orixinnte IN
Const patton, but take on an independent exist
enos ness the cause is eredicated m an ssry stas
From all these considerations It follows that tht
disorder should receive imaedl ate attention when
ever II occurs, ard person should neg ect 10 re
q box of CephalIc Pills on the first appeaTsnoe o
the complaint, as their timely use will expel IN
lnslduous approaches of disease and destroy thi
dangerous foe 10 human life.