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NEW & lMrKONEB
CHIMNEY PIECES

Nmpffact,d of .Son, JV IN.

NmHf icf,d of !SoHt JU t1'
PENRln MtRBi T. CDMP MY.
T,iiESE CHIMNEY PIECES AtO PiEk
l. SLABS ARE new .,nl beautiful dlurlr-, E"pr
rior in anorlriilcr aud flush to any other IA the
market; can b. mtlr ol any dimcus, NJ, AND
are sold at law prc.s, They arc .uy hj2hiS
p,lshdl retain their braui, much lunstr "a.
the con- ,ipn ~ trlilr, ani a,c uni injured or dt
f,cc lhv cod, ga, .nnk" nr W',d.. since ihci'
intro drri,pn, a large numiar have brcn suj dno
htvr giysn general satisfaction. Ia labor it-
qli,cd to Keep ti.cm ~ gnod nrir, ), Ncly shghi.
a. thr- do NOT brt,mc die ,urrd ikr other LIuD
ngmtrblr The .tonr used IN iiIrir ~. 'ilactu'c
i iutnni ted fi,,m England, whcIC o. :. very -
trnsivcly used Tor architectural ,hu pose, h%Nug
b."u known to- l,st lpr centuries. IL C.ty not
u,rtakc Of the briulrurss oi common u.i, c eng
tdngh, stroug AMI durable, and thu, 'l' city "'l
sd,ptcd to chimney pirrrS, &c. lhis stone hy
4 urcular ptocrss 5 beautifully cnamfll'd, iu
imitaIion -, ,h" incd Esvptihn--,a' cnamrl he
ing - lirnl, incorporated with ia" ,tCnt ihat u
l,-cn.nrs permanent.
The Um,pmllcdp,isa and appearance % :,'se
Chimney Pircrs nnl the cpnldcnrr vi,a Vtirh
they have lhus Gar been usrd give o., i,,te.t cv-
id,ncc that the pcntlivn Mhb', 10, its tuany
advantages, will at no distant d'y s1rciscue tao
ust of'hc Egyptian.
Pier slabs and shelves ior pdlUrs, Chambers.
Sec, together with brunzrd an Oih,r kinds oi
l,rarke-, of vuios r,ttci NJ, furnished to orai !.
Architects, i,uild'ts, aud all Others are ih'ii'
IA cNamim thcut
Sample. n., w. s,tn ~ the stnrs of
Hiss n srANtopE, AFHis.
30 III ILaHas ~.
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CARP FITTINGS
Az

GREAr REDUCTION FROM roRMFE rEICEs.
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
379 broadway,
CORNER OF WHITE STREET, sfw YORK,
- EG leave to call thr attcntinn of heir Rhode
- isLrd friends ~ their clr gaut stock Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CARP ETi G
which, owing to the reduction hy the English
Manufacturers, Will hr disposed al at the follow
ing cTir' nac iDw Prices;
Rp,al Velvet Carpet, fm s 5Oto 81 90 per yard.
" Tapestry, " 81
; plv extra heavy 81 i2 II l-2 "
- Supcrlinc, b2 W - IL
Good, all Wool 80 cents per yard.
CLOTHS.
From to 9. inches wide. at pr'ccs cqu,lly low
MATTINt.S.
I 1. 81 and e. plain, fancy and cheek; Stair
< ,i., DruggrIs, Table aud Piano Cnvcrs, Rags,
Mats of ever, kiud, trgcthcr with al other goods
found in Carpet Stores, Cor sale iui' ten per cent
lr.s than an, other Carpet establishment IN the
Union. We Therefore challenge the whole trade
10 show such an extensive stuck at such low
prizes.
NI0 daw
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l'rnn \ Y. Nlnininy SIArl

TRULY ALARMING The City Inspector >
weekly rcturis c>h bI, Il ,cIiinl aira! Z" u,"'hs
by diseases o. the siom ,cu and the hn"c's, avs
ng dircc,l, or ird;,ccll, "om inpci '' '';tStiur.
The hunan ,dy eau 40 no,c bc "a H"al'h>
state W cn the stoTach d'so,uricd, .h.n Il
watch eau |. 'p tue re ,!'i nmlnslin2 L.
injured. An, .low 80. div aud pairl,Ssl tie
digestive apparatus IA al : dependent "'ga :
c.,i =: r. uac,. a'd ,r- orcd % rh'i, irl! " oi!
Tnc ,'',cr,iisc ani cord'ai prorcItcs "i !iuicIi-
INGs' NEGEThGLE DyspE"sIA Hirr"ES VII
accomplish tbs obj""t VITA - rcclSlph aud cri 70
tunty hat i,s,'.y ~ ir proroumng ii 'ui,l''b,".
The ,ccor.ior' a.,iW ~ 81 al who have i"ch
wise enough 10 give II "ial, bear ~ "r' 81 the
assertion. rnr p.onf oi lis efficacy docs ~" rest
upon the statcmrn' Of ,cw patients, bui upon 'ie
voluntary declaration oi thousands.
Circuiars, containing the certificates q remark =
abb, cures, and the ni!h cstimation ia winch
this Medicine is held by The public press, can ho
had of tm agents. fee.
P,lce 30 cents per bottle
Principal Office, l22 Ful,un street, Ny.
Junel3
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The execution of criminals in New
York hereafter, is TO he private, accord e
ing To IA law OF that State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

IssWc are indebted 10 Hon. George
G.. King for valuable Public Docu-
menls.
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sgss nloginc lntcIlia;ntr. Il
pOrr OF Ni.EpGRT.
AKI.Ii III.

NKETN III,
WEDNESDAY, February q.
u. ). Rev. Brig Washington, Fo,hcs, IIoin
cruise.
FRIDAY, February n
Grig Annnwan, Greenlaw. fhla, tost.
Srhr > l. rrockcr, rh,l.iis, Iaunicn, ,Norfok.
Shop Ann Is HOLMES, ilammonh, Il kiy,r, \
\; ID Flsh, Bahcock, do. do.
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a half idiot said that he knew the
miller's hogs were fat, but lie didn't
know whose corn fattrncJ then.
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IErom I've Irish American. |


ASAPPEAL TO ConnoN SEasE.--lt wont
10, a, tbs .lav, 20 advance an opinion without CIV
ip- a reason ,or il, We nigh ,cll he public III
every issue ot our paper, tha, Hur'InN"S' NtG-
EiAEIE DYsrE"',A g,rLERs wric a spccIhc
So, Indigeston ana 'll ihc diseases gruWns "ui
o., il, bui they woulG u believe our i',c dr'd
wiihori we gave thcm the why ard thc Hhctc-
fore. We rcic ntc state, as he irsnl ui per-
sona Observations .'nd I. om 1 concur Cu, t"~ti.
nCrv of I'll our I, ,cuds and acpud'rianccs who
have tried be article, % hIvc srcn uicd, ,hat
its tonic, aerativc, aud restorative properties ajc
altogether unc,r,alcd. 1'ba ;, 3'Gccs lhc ~ rn,
restores Ne appetite, RAISES '"c srli'i', lnr"its
6rmncss 10 tie rcrvc,, aud Ni,o'ucs lr' ron.tl-
tuition; an th,i, ! .nulat'rg cicci 's lnilu" I'd
by ho reaction. We therefore consider it the
very bcs siomachn Mhich mc ical science hats
sea gycu % maukiod.
Circul's. containing the certificates Of remark
able curc., AID ihc high estimation in which dis
Medicine is hclI by he public press can be had ol
the agents, nee.
PRiCE 80 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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SOCIETY or FRiENps.-Thc following
are ,hc s,aiisiics iuurLcd ty The rec, hi
Census IN ignid to the Society OF
Friends:
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TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
'OUGllS, COLDS AND DCONSUNprInNS
The VEGETABLE lIlAt B..

NARY BAlStM is probably
w'lhmIt n parallel in hayin ing,
du,ine "a lriai of more than
1u,HiV Inc i,ms i'n!!v main-
,aired the high r,pn,d,ion
which il has II qu,cdhr Coh-
sJMPTIN COMrLAI>Ts, and
all DisIASEs of The luNGs,
THROAT and tHEsr: II has
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NEWElI'S phTENr
= 4 T. l; Il Y IA " T.,
AND FEEDER.

Warranted to prevent al Accident from the
Use of Buluns Fluid an ! all other tx-
plusvc Compounds u>cd tor the
prniuctiun oi l.lghi, also
AROM FLUID,
Which burn, with n cl.iu light, IL free from
grease or sn ne, aud - manufactured without
C,mphrnc or SpiIus ol rupruline.
For sale wulcsalc aud rlail, h,
Is. I.TiSDALE SSON,
Agent fIr NrNppri arVvin, iuity.
The following cr,t,iicatc I. suiiyirnt g'r,',in-
tee oIiht entire safety and efficiency OF the safety
Lamp aud Feeder.
CERTIFICATE.
We have Ia. ar opporlu il,y tptrst the Pa'cnt
Safety irmp ~ Feeder oI VIZ. Jnha Newell, al
ia + city, IT. regard tn the measure 90 protection
Nhlch th"ir construction a!tUids. Ia the tr,s
10 wairh wr suurcjr them We rulrivurrd with
,rt cn.ct, To prn lucr explosions of the vapor ui
ih, lmd missed with ar, anl ~ burst them u,
th, pressure of thr va;,ot alone.
The prnciplc adopitd Wy Mr Newell is tlu
Of "a, Ncll kn0na Day I",mp. lie hL. com.
bi,rd the pats that wc are satisfied tha, all risk
of oicS,osiye action is removed.
IIlinLES T.. JNtkSON, VI u,
hUG. \. lIiNE>, NJ, u.
Boston, Aug. 80, 1852.
Issogps 10 STATE ~ Nts,.
The public are invited ~ rSan,irr ~, al,o,. ai
s2lu las Thnmr- sur,t.
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CiMl.. SIwE$' Pcctnrd Gun Drops, hn 'd-
- nirIi,I- r,.n'Iy i,' 60 sh.. cDli inhmnta, /,
snd h,hirsrhlss. W, ntiudurrd this r,nrdy
ueuly two vnts ago npnn iiH - communication
ol several u our philadril ha cusiuniris and have
Ch,,I un,ln,rnl, good r,rni', pu thff us", juri
ree, wed from our agrnt ~ fEGtdt ph'H. "
titLAKD T. CASN LII.
~ hp,inttutits' ilfl,
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I Ow priced Md GlNc,, -hrar lot -,
IL Mo LANGLEY 4 sDKMAN's
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Alabama.

The Greensborough Beacon OF the 2sth ult. says
After moderate and most acceptable n1sst Sunday
night the weather turned much cooler and Monday
night (the 2ith) had quite heavy frost Cotton
the black lands, also low and damp places gene
rally killed The sandy land cotton except the
low places not entirely killed though that
fered very considerably.
The Montgomery Times of the % ut says relative to
the health Of that city
Upon inquiry can hear of Of the fever
since the cold weather set in We therefore say to
country friends and absent citizens that they may
in with entire safety The merchants ready
with heavy stock for the fall trade and certainly they
ought to be well patronized to make for the lost time
caused by the suicidal panic that raised The cot
ton buyers aso anxious to business and
expect long for streets to their usual
busy appearance at this season of the year.
The Whg, published at Eaton, Greene county, says
The Circuit Court for this county adjourned Tuesday
evening last j. IL Caldwell indicted for killing R.
kennon, was acquitted
The Selma Sentinel Of the 10Th ut says the Alabama
River at that place had been rising since the wednes
day previous The fever in Selma has nearly subsidized
The Sentinel gives the following statistics Since tn
18th of October, the day which the first death
yellow fever occurred there have been 3s deaths in h
city 25 Of which were from yellow fever OF the :
deaths there were 25 whites and Is blacks"
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Mississippi.

The fever appears TO be abatng at Jackson The Mis-
sissppian Of the 18th ut says:
Since issue Of the 14.h instant the epidemic has
ragged with increased violence in this community During
the past week however, there has been decided abate
ment. The pumber Of cases have been fewer and tbs
disease less malignant For the last twentyfour hours
we have heard Of new On Tuesday morning last
there was a white frost, and encouraged hope
that the scourge would take its final departure from ovr
afflicted city; but Wednesday night and yesterday
there was marked change in the weather favorable
the continuance of the fever and apprehend the
xng state Of the weather and the fact that there
number Of cases still IN town it would be proper
to advise our absent friends to return.
The Vicksburg Wing Of the 18th ult notices the death
of Capt p Wallis who died of yellow at Yazoo
City the 25th ult The whg has the following relative
to the health Of vcksburs:
Very Of citizens who have been absent during
the prevalence Of the epidemic, have returned home
Many however are yet absent waiting TO hear Of such
them TO return We believe that the opinion general
that no one can return with safety it'll
good frost We give advice but simply what
the current opinion far have been able gather
The Port Gibson Herald Of the 2sth has the foylown,
items:
RAmaoAD.-The work the Railroad will he resume.
on Tuesday next and vigorously prosecuted. Nh
Crump will commence with seventy five hands and in
crease his force in short time to one hundred
HEALrH.-The frost last Monday night a mos
welcome visitor Ice too in several places in
town. On Tuesday morning there great reioicin
among citizens and it believed that trouble
were at an end, The opinion is entertained by phys
clans aud others that of yellow fever will here
after among those who had at that time the
many Of citizens in the country making prepar
tons for speedy return to town.
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CREAT NoRTHERN5s.;.....s..:,:3=::..:..::,.; .::.

" ROUTE EXPRESS ANDzts4s@zss 80.
5hssss LSs IA DSts ns
S a1R1s @;ia tune ST. ai. 70 S~Yi TRrE DAYS
GG fss % SgPes K a
win s;ys NJ MsIfs, IooI, 4sy o,fGsa M
sSa, 5 'Sp sSs esDg Southern 4 % sos Fsp % an.
from Chicago Cleveland Buffalo Albany, by The Buffalo and
ona ttaia only 90 sasisy rom lasa w. connecting
MoasrsS i ScblsasSs Lou. Attn
o'sioek coanse,ins At ,on with he il o'clock ram
SsDs H v % s m, s s a.
Train arriving Chicago connecting with Southern Aich
sa fs 1 :" saS si rfSsa Ssis in
m LIGHTNING fRFs If.,Ss Chicago which
r s % S b az" p.y ~ @ s SO s's S 1s
s"d G NJ & AIo ,Ss Snns suo r At e S%S
riying in NswYork at s;sQ the evening.
AS6 SIsgs ys
for the $50 Lake Erie Esp and ays in NswYS,s az ~ s'S Fes
Express which leaves Buffalo arriving in NewYork at $3.50
a. TELEGRAPH EXPREssIeayss chisss0 at ~ making ihe
Raroad connections at Toledo and By Lake Shore RaCs arrive At
S~Yoif a:sc day Also sonascnE
Ta% ne sad SS' S City % and Se~Yoh
s'G'l oa fs sunday Eo' Sn's
m pnss by Mrp .ss G'? saaf Rss and m s miles F ti 81 e
the route By this iiue. 5. niles 'N''''''
Connecting Toledo, Norwak and Cleveland Railroad
Also Bellevue with Mad River Road, for Dayton Springfield and
yl4 Mansfield Road Columbus cinsin;
Also Cleveland with Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road, for Pitts
Also Dunkk with NewYok and Erie Road direct to HewYok.
Also Buffalo, with NewYork Central to Albany Hudson River
Road TO NewYork, and West-rn Read to Boston.
Also, a Buffalo, with llcfnel lvie Railroad TO Newfork
ts Thus forming scomplete Railroad with all the in,
portant cities throughout the Eastern States.
t Chicago with the Telegraph Express
Toledo orlsrE,
the following sp'endid ow-p,essure steameIst ~ = . ..
esS .ass Psa sa fspns % aPsS Wd
which leaves Toledo day except Sunday direct
Buio, BnHio and NswYosf Ee Rad.
roads which leaves at and arrives NewYork s2
bo the and through NevYork. No charge for
ding tr Passengers will tnd this route Rlys
enjoyed by other and by taking twill insure icms
greater dspaieh the Northern By which
have choice Of Lake Erie by steamers
railroad along the shore
ST. Louis NewYok by Lake Erie steamer aud Hudson River
Do by Lake steamer Hudson
Erie Buffalo onellsvi aroad.
Buffalo and IIomlsyle r..
St. Louis by lske Shore Railroad and Newfork Cen
tFa and Western Railroad 80 rs
St. Louis to Buffalo, by Lake Erie steamer i 90
Shore Railroad
St Loui. Cleveland, by Lake Shore Railroad IS
Do. by Lake Erie 6 0d
ST. Louis 10 Philadelphia more raroai rs
Louis Pittsburgh all railroad d
E Passengers particularly requerted their tickets
the before departure The making difference
in favor OF the passenger by complying with the above.
Travellers OF the
have the privilege stopping for time not exceeding fifteen days.
Of the their
H THROUGH TICKETS be procured only at the office Of the
Company, Fourth the PstteTs House, where all
information with regard the different routes viii be eher
nished. b. h. FlFlELp,
Agent N. l. and NJ. S. Railroad Company:
St. Louis, May 9s, 1858. au24
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02
NUMBER 2O5.

ual by continued British proee.orste the Island
Cuba The effect ia the transfer Of Cuba from Spain
Great BrtaiD-making it substantially British instead
Of Spanish province colony In this aspect of the
the decided action Of Govei nment demanded
by that universally approved American sentiment which
prepared TO resist at all hazards any attempt Of any
European poveY to interfere with the affairs Of this cont
nent Upon air these grounds the intelligence from Cuba
indicates the approach Of crisis which settle the
destiny Of the Island We have every in
past Of the President and his cabinet they
will discharge their duty with hrmness and courage
whilst We have equal guarantee that their action will be
the result Of the ost deliberate and patriotic convictions
In view OF crisis entous the heart OF the pa
trot President must swell with emotions Of national
pride to know that, with the exception Of few con
temptibe fanatics he will BE- backed and sustained
last extremity in his determination follow the dictates
OF humanity to guard the constitutional rights Of all the
States to preserve the integrity Of the Federal Union
and TO resist the aggresons Of British monarchy by the
united voice and energies of people who jealous
their honor who informed Of their rights and who
are ready to stake life liberty and property the pre-
servaton Of both by all these considerations Of interest
Of honor Of blood have appealed Great Britain to
desst from her mad interference IN domestic con-
but appeal has in vain and we shall De
compelled to throw ourselves back upon rights and
our Government guided by a hemsman who knows
neither fear nor dshonor must stand by these rights
and leave the consequences to overrung Providence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02

SLEIoHiSG 0cToBER.-Persons who arrived IN W,
city YESTERDAY from western portions Of the state anu
from Peunsy lvania report depth of snow OF some
nine inches the ground, and over "hch tey ~ IN
merry sleigh ride some of them eight or ten inlss
coming to the cars The country people genefAy- 90
is such as were not Of the immense throng euihns
baltimore to attend the Agricultural Show and ins i
tute Fair-were getting their jnglng teams iof ~
time among the lads aud lassies in there
upper part of Montgomery and Frederick chsarl the
storm on Monday extended as far q kenmOaa, aosts
whose snow fell in the afternoon, and hres anu e'S
were very necessary tBslt, Sun, 10th ut.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02
NTEw YORK GAS REGULATOR COMPANY

i OFFICE, 262 BROADWAY.-THE OFFICE OF THE NEW
YORK GAS REGULATOR COMPANY has been Permanently esa
Warren eet) and
prepared sell kder Patent Gas Regulator
Gas Gas Companies others throughout the uued
Proposals places United States where Gaa
lie introduced, for the Sale of Rights
Regulator dersd proposals will be received
Companies the advantageous
received the highest scientific
datiou unqualified appreciation the as
after los of its -ts,
of the th nality
light doubt the economical machine
bng this lights to tho
than the dangerous compounds of spirits
roeiu.
Pamphlets containing Regulator Tesmona
of the Company Tor they will be
sent by rostl II. CLARKE Secretary iy2s BIN
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RATES OF POSTAGE

On letters the weight half under by the
United States and Bremen Line OF Steamers hereafter
to sail semi monthly between NewYork and Bremen
go into effect with the first outgoing steamer after
the 18th OF August, 1858.
lPre Nv epk Optional
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02
nRUGS, CHEMICALS, Ero.-The subscri-

nRUGS, CHEMICALS, Ero.-The subscri-
s'cb Se,s have sS5s aed 4, Is he
IS demijohas SPIRITS NfTRE, 10 csrboys do. do;
50 ,,6, .dFe A9TA iaIS SosAx
;SS ss ssfs fsloR gAgn sopA sSl, SAt
80 do FLOUR BRiMsToNEi 20 do. ROLL do;
s' Do TSRseY % Jun "si; a9hai i5lsis WHITE WAX
800 pounds % TuRKtY % OPIUM lsSSdoi; 1ARrARc AciDi
bales ORANGE fFEL Iass rAsSIS$EEp,
% Gosc9 SAi5!SEp 9.eSlsiAi iH 10 case. CARS.
@ SEQ ood % fEFxSS hFRAs fsfTfF Ta
700 do. POWDERED cANrfARlDks ,,,,o,,,
e 5a5S$.;1s 5ASs 5 ,S,t zoo ''
So do. Kgp rEEoIPITATEi $50 Do. loplDE PorAssEi
g SS l2PsE c9gss, scc
Aud large s.sormen of DGuGs, CHEMICALS EXTRACTS etc.
So SbIs LuMp ALu1li 20 do, POWDERED ALgMi
g Do S9Pfss,iSS T. % roWpEkrP G1g TTEMEsc
70 e1se, sPoNGEi 80 bales eoRks, various hiadsi
80 dc. sol. cHlORlDE Ct SODA;
50 do TnTNStSnS ,y;Ss sAits ArAILLA rerrpr
sR They ~ond ea p,rticp attention 10 their stock ESSEN
Essential o q Amord', do. bitter Essential Oil o, Ami
seed h5sao c1away cassi Cloves Jarf i,ys5d,r Lsm" @
,ys also store supply gf the oGSa. rArEN1
' 6T, SAyi,6D jSSSSs Nfb!!eiSEsi
81 saowfss " Sasshshbs1 ! SR9!s sELESr G POWDERS;
MuaRaY's Miuha iua FIuib MSGNRSfA; f'i'F'
rLhSTEs,s Ps chfsunis AZ GisPH's GF torArBA etc.,
TaoRN,s EXTRACT or sARs PARiLLA and cuBEBsj
i! RESRys siS esiGiSfb sfbsf MASSfsfh; g sGs"'hA
RssfSS Sr5%s 5%snXs ~ piEk ;Isk," o
oll L. ] A IA TchoupioNhs ~ Bt.
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IAhsAge, apply
EDW'D X. COLLINS d co, ,56 Wall street, MY.
BROWN, SlllPLEY CO, Liverpool,
y q. ROBERTS q Co IS King Arms Yard London
JOHN MUNR0E h Co,
20 Rue Notte Dame des Yietoires, Paris
GEO. IL. DRAPER, Hayre.
viii accountable Gold, Sill
Vt ns specie, Jewey, Precious Stones Meta une~ Bills
ave signed erelo and the vae thereof therein expressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02

V1 q y. ID, " ALTUN, VTOCtrS, Importers OF
III. Wines and Liquors. No. u New Leyee and No. 10 TchouP
Orleans I'VE
method inform the public that have entered into
this general GROCERY business have
diou LevUe Il Tcho1poulHs
whee will about the
complete GRoCERs selected par
chased New York, Boston, Philadelphia and other cities at the
North and East.
including Wines description Braades
other Liquors selected with great complete can be found
South Southwest
Braades Wines other
line will enable keep hand at all tines complete
stock, which will be sold advantageous terms.
NJ. WALTON,
J B. WALTON.
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Passage New York Southampton Bremen-E Cabin
saloon, s12O fist cabin lower saoon slO0 ieO
All letters and newspapers mus. through the Posofce
70 bills Of ading will be signed on the day Of sailing.
An experienced Surgeon attached each ship.
freigll passage apply to
MoLLER, SAND RIERA, % South street, New York.
c. A. HEINCKEN co, Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY 4 Co. scutharnpton,
wM. IsELlN, Hsvrs. jy2e 3m
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
S. r. CRAWFORD, President.
C. q. INLAY, Secretary
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. Is Camp street, New0Tleaus
BENJAMIN FLORANCE, Agent.
HARMON DOANE, Asst Agent.
E Risks or the WHITE PERSONS aud SLAVES taken
the most favorable terma. octls ly
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C,HOICE WINES AND LIouORS-Br

DESSakarac OF the vintage of lfs5, iss 1907 and 1905 Co.
s7s Oad Dupuy other brands
rnd Qualities
WNEs-od Reserve, Pahetnho South Side
Duff Gordon Harmony Nephew's Sherry Old Port sh
aud Sparkling Hook Crane de Bouy Feur Slery Hdck
other brands Of C ague Whe Wine Csret in casks ard
of all qualities
Holland Gin Jamaica and St. CroI Ram Scotch Irish Old Rosnote
and Old Rye WHISKY Brandy Fruits und Fruits juice Cora Of
Boxers Gouley everything
in the WINES aud LIQUORS, which will be sold
able terms be found, for cash city paper.
900 casks PORTER snd ALE, pipts and quarts
F u a alstya
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FgNHE NEW YORK AND LIVER Ii Es,
4 POOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. sS4ik1rSc


Tho Ships this line Te the
ATLANTIC, Captain West. PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCilC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Captain Consoek.
ADRlATIC, Captain -.
These Ships expressly for Government
service every taken their construction, in the En-
strength and their accommodations for
unsqualed for elegance and comfort.
Price passage NewYok LyeTToo first cabin si90
elusive Of state t3Oo in second cabin $40 from Lii
ycrpoo TO New ork $50 and
An experienced Surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid I0r
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NORTHUMBERLAND DOLLARS

~ REwARD-Ransway TUESDAY, April 4, Negro ~
Man, MifN Brickyer by Trade, thirty
i've feet six nrhss bgb built we'll ieow; had ~
ssors ofhis The
will be his delivery HATCHER FRySBY,
street. Neworlean him a that him
sgain anil If