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Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-12-09
FROM NEW MEXICO.

The last mail from Santa Fe brings several inte-
resting items of intelligence. Governor MERIwE-
TIER has had g tai" with the Utahs.
He left Santa Fe Tuesday, the 18th Of October,
and arrived at Abqun the day towards evening,
travelling under the escort of company Of United States
dragons, commanded by Capt Ewell Agent Carson,
with Chico Veasquez band Of Utahs, came in Thursday
afternoon but from other the Capote band
failed to in. The Indians assembled next
morning two hundred iu number, when tbig talk
held between the chiefs and the Governor after which
presents distributed amoag those present. The
conference productive Of much good feeling the In
dans returning their country wen satisfied and gave
assurance of remaining at peace with our people"
There had been disturbance between the Utahs and
the whites, Mexican in Taos county killing one Of the
former. The Utahs, in return, stole number Of animals
from the inhabitants, which they returned the Cover
having the Mexican arrested and placed in custody
This pleased the Indians and they promised remain at
peace
"Capt. EwELI, with his company Of sixty dragons,
returned to town Saturday evening" the 14h from
among the mountains between Santa Fe and Taos. He
sent out by Gen. Garland the representation of
Mr.. Abino Chacon, who had had some animals off by
the Apaches He accompanied Capt. Ewel to the place
where the Indians had been encamped who had left
time previously In the scout the troops assembled to the
top of the Jacarila mountain of the highest peaks
in this part of the territory,
Lieut Sturges, with his company Of dragoons arTv-
ed in Santa Fe Sunday, the 18TH from Fort Fillmore,
and for the present he will remain at headquarters. In
company with Lieut. Surgess command Major Fry,
paymaster United States army who had been in the
southern section Of the Territory nearly two months pay
ing the troops.
Dr. Sutherland, assistant surgeon United States
N.Y. ordered to report at headquarters and Lieut.. Me-
Cook and Walker on leave. Assistant Surgeon Lang
worthy left for the United States Thursday, the 18th
October
ga detachment Of hundred United States recruits
arrived in Santa Fe the 23d October from Fort Leaven
worth, under the command Of Major Grier He had in
charge about fifty horses for the artillery Fort Defiance
The following officers came in company: Major Norris
Capt Stanton, and Leuts. Carlisle, Trey and wilkins
Capt Bowen, oommissary at Albuquerque, and Surgeon
Abadie Of the post in town. but have return
ed home.
'sA company Of dragons, under Capt. Ewel arrived
in Santa Fe from Las Lunas Monday the 9th October
Assistant Surgeon Langworby, u S. army arrived here
from Fort Defiance route for the United States Sat
urday, the 7th instant.
"Cspt. Sykes and lady and Miss MoCrea from Fort
Union, arrived the oath October their way to Fort
Fillmore Lieut.. McFerran in company and left
the next day for Fort Fillmore where he is stationed"
The from the Messilla Valley states that the In
dians there have acknowledged the jurisdiction Of the
United States, and claim protection They have surren
dered two or three fugitiyes.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-12-09

Much excitement exists in Rochester, New York, IN
Of the sudden disappearance three weeks
ago. Of respectable young woman Of the name Of EMMA
MOORE. The opinion to be that she was forcioy
carried away and murdered but for what purpose nos
known Four public meetings of the citizens have oeen
held for the purpose of devsng to clear up the
mystery. On Wednesday some five hundred persons
turned out and made thorough search Of the country in
the vicinity, but without success The affair creates
great excitement
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-12-09

STEAMBOAT DIsAsTERs--Two steamboats,, the Pdcysc
and the Grand To with valuable cargoes, were lost on
the Mississippi river few days ago. The former was
bound for New Orleans and the latter for st. Louis.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO sTArKME

CoTToN-balsa. TonAcco-hhds,
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1858. .1o672 2o4o5
Received since. 59o,sl9 1905
yesterday. 2,5lo--59::2s 000- 1905
6os.eO1 s6,76o
Exported to date. 800. .3s6,e12 10,so3
Saturday. 3s29-3e07I 000=1oS0S
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NEWS or THE CITY.

MYSTERIOUS. learned last night at q late
hour that lieutenant Of the Third District police
named Welsh missed yesterday his beat in the
Third District When last seen he was some distance
below the barracks and suspicious entertained that
he has met with foul play.
A DERPERApo.-An individual named Thos
Sullivan was locked up, night since in cell of
the Second District police Jail with named Victor
Candel In the course Of the night quarrel be-
tween the pair and Mr. Clande was beaten almost to
death Sullivan arraigned Saturday last before
Recorder Ramos and sent before the criminal court under
bond Of $500.
BRUTAL HusBAND.-A man named John Nc
CREEPY will be examined to-day charge Of having
beaten his wife in mercess with the butt end Of
pistol 1t Is thought he will be punished severely for
not having used the pistol in proper
GAVE BAIL.--Frank Humphrey alias Davis,
who had been arrested chargeof having been con-
cerned in the Fisk robbery and released by writ of
haJeas corpus and afterwards arrested in the Second
trct dangerous and suspicious character gave bail
Saturday last in the of $500 for his future good be-
hayior and WAS set at liberty.
ROBBERY. Officer Tate arrested man
named James Brown last evening" on charge robbery
lie vas locked up in the First District police Jail
Horse THIEF.--Felix Kyser was arrested in
the First District yesterday evening charge of hay
ing stolen horse belonging to H. Hazehurst. He
committed for examination.
THE PErRIE ROBBERY .--Chas. and Geo Wilson
arraigned on Saturday last charged with having
been concerned in the robbery of Lieut. Petries ewery
shop, the night of the 18th of last month No tes
mony could be produced sufficient to hold the brace
worthless for examination, and they discharged
named George Jones is supposed to have baen
concerned in this affair." but has not yet been arrested
lie and Charles Wilson said to have soourned in
Agiers for few days after the robbery, and to have
robbed fellow boarder in the hotel where they stopped
the night of their departure Jones has not yet been
arrested,
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20. JOSEF 1nF5s4 HUFTY, 90.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
STAPLE GOODS,
No. 30 CAMP STREET, under City HOTEL New Orleans
% S Rss Ess 90 gs
imported, and constantly supplied throughout the year
SHE'LL COMBS.
IMITATION SHE'LL BUFFALO COMBS of every style and
BRUSHES every description maauucturc and at the
lowest Northern Factory prices.
wy d.. TOILET ARTICLES,
Such as PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, PoMATUN,
FINE POCKET WORK Port
shape unusually ss low
XSLySs scissors, akzoRs Liz is rREsERE
the determined Angler 's''''''
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Eric.
EA gh s8s f S os gf 1sg6 9 Rs e Il
LEVERS soeshar Win arse
ssa tie WI
in business and having been arehased exclusively for
WARRANTED Is REPREszNrED or the
N wATeHEs, JEwELaY, ETC., CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
WARRANTED. dig SIN
BARGAINS BARGAINS !!-DRY GooDs
sss S6s52$ sss55
RICH EMBROIDERED COLLARS, LACES, BANDS;
RICH PRINTED DE LAME DRESSES;
PRINTED DE LANES; small patterns;
FIGURED AND PLAID WORSTED Children;
PLAID AND PLAIN TARTANS;
BLACK AND COLORED CASSIhIERES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH tIERIN0ES, all colora;
BLACK AND C0LoRED CL0THS;
PLAID CASHMERES AND yALENCIAs;
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALICOES;
FRENCH AND AMERICAN BLANKETS;
5...-=.. .-g.z. WHITE AND C0LoRED FLANNELS;
LADIES' AND CFIILDREN'S CL0AKS: -
LADIES' AND GENTS NERINo HOSE AND HALF HOSE
do. do. VESTS;
CASHMERE AND WOODEN SHAWLS:
GENTS LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS;
GENTS SILK AND SATIN CRAVATS AND SEA FS
BLACK B0ABAZSE AND ALPACA
W0RSTED AND COTTON TABLE COVERS:
SILK AND WORsTED DAbIASK, for Curtains;
W0RSTED AND COTTON do do;
COTTON do;
CORD, TASsELS, GIMP AND BORDERING;
LADIES' PARAS0LS AND UMBRELLAS
CALICO BAYADETsE DRESSES;
FRENCH COTTONADE;
BLACK AND WHITE LACE Wells;
RICH PRINTED POULAND, DRESSES;
RICH FIGURED SILK DRESSES, three hounces;
FIGURED PLAID, STRIPED AND PLAIN BLACK SILKS
BLACK, WHITE, PINK AND CHERRY SArINS.
sK Call and see, before going elsewhere.
GIQUEL s. JAMESON,
janIB iw No. rs Chartres street,
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NEW Y0Rk-For ship Niksbug-J Adams-Avet Bothera-C
bArkly-E Beach, Buddeeke Bu.a-Blrrows
G9nnr-hurhridge Aiancssa 40 CammRtk squss
Lynne dco-Ftos &co-D Csro-Chttesden 4 Dameron-D
GtGnaH.s ooxciessand Brothers
Inn q seison--W Craw'ord-Duman &coG Doscn-- w
I al E, Seg.sslo.s dcGF Foger &co-G4rhwaie Git
eh eoA Gf,sh &ee--i GuthR Hall &eos, Kesp &eoW
.s a i@W Observation-Disclosures Pealecnes Bib
fehdeon Try &ooJaryis g. Wooiman-Head Mas,s Eco
orrel Gayle &eoF Kennea jackson &eo1R Lnug hin
hennet Dl1 kew latchford BeCalt-S locke
hunns'shosss Marks-M STaJ Marshall &eo-J Mat
hsws ae-h NJ acAlpih SseW Observation-Disclosures Bradford
Na Mott sS@a MIsttMl Harri, Wados Nelson
Paree 4 Bre=fnyns Haisoa-Peters Mliard Sea-Pesnne
1 Campbell 6eoprssy Bein--Price Frost &coD
Ranet-C RnnkleS Rohb G Rayn ma Robsnn l. san
Rogers Barnard &cosAnord Bro-seaman Peck S"osSar, -
Ants-i SeynoGrb Shields &eoSlcks kco-A SimpEonB
smPS9nnsldaa Green aeo-e W sz-r kco-smth 4 Cooper
SSinsy Green Seo-Towns3n Tonpkias Violet SEQ
WEBB Hnslns eco ward JonAWatsfs Camden
Wright &eoJ Wright &soJ Woolsey &co-J W YogarJ G
Mogan-J . Woodruff &ce-J Wiliams-J WooiTuf-ordeys
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PLANTERS, FOODS,

full stock, comprising BLANKETS KERSEYS, osNABuRGS,
JEANS, PLAID and STRIPED LNSRYs 81 and
SHEEfING, FLANNES WOODEN SHIRTS, etr. all which
the subscriber invites the attention Of the tu and Of which will
such will be satisfactory obuyer
position render particularly the interest,"
viii 10 them low prices aud good articles aud will
their trade and confidence. A. b. JAMES,
lml&3mW 80 Magazine stfseta Nc
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EXPORTS.
overwhelmingly Daniel Webstsr-In ballast
AsPIS Notwithstanding Fl Doraio-s5 pkgs md.e.
KEY WEsT-stes1shiP ia, Day. hhds 100 bb -four "a
hbr whisky % do IS do 10 bbs
90 cole rope IA *. corn, $50 do OATS, 1900 br ks.
Loussn.s hhds sugar bb -four
barrels whisky Is do pork 24s bba potatoes
ell boxes tobacco s3s ks ia do of. 20
II csskh haoeR 10 boxes 81 candles
LlvERpooie-shp T:imoan,sin-s17sb bales ss,,on
NEW YOkkShip ouHd0 bales cotton, cutnr.
do tobacco a b COS sugar. no.sses so hides 100
empty casks, 10 pkes srndries. " - -
PHILADELPHfA-Brg vemont.oE s-gar 81 bb
% baIs hides SIu ssrl tubs 900 Empty catboys
SANANNAti-Bng Crocus9s5 hhdk
b whisky ~ do pork 400 boxes candles caks
seed.
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coaST
MyoR GRANp PRAIRIE and aIl &C j.
.aLaBaM.a RIVER

WI ieevs WEDNESDAY. January IS, a. o,clockp.a.
IGOR MOBILE, SELMA, MoYT- rmu
n GoMEsY, WETUafPEA md al iand4ngs On s4sfss=4
i Rs. Alsnsna River Regular Weekly Line
ssT sad very light dranzt passenger pcsI
sAAsAsf Capt John
VII iesye Shove For freight paseage having
apply board Basin, rs or n
40. john E. HYDE co. IL Poydras atrsss
rms r. vii s ready receive freight a
edar eppess.s Inc Wakhorss safs yf6ndzv morning
snippsrs sa5 fa paress strict attention bu
terqI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-23
SpRING GOODS.

t stock at present consists PRINTS, LAWNS, ROBES,
GfNGAMS, exhibition the Cryst4l Palace LINENS
LACES, HOSIERY, GLOVES ANbKERCHEFS RIBBONS IN full
stock EAMBRICS, JACoNETS, SWISS AND OTHER AIUSLNS,
every Kind, with se CHEAPEST let Of EN-
style, HANDKERGIILEFs Wells MUSLIN BANDS, COLLARS,
Needework CAPS, GLOVES all Of which Of late imports
tn and have been low anaG 70 close s9s
PANTALO0NERIES, VEST SHAPES C0ATINGS, GLOVES, SUS-
PENDERs LANES Of ihe latest French patterns
ALPACaS ORLEANS, ALBERT CLOTHS, plain figured ME-
RINoS, SUMNER and CANTON CLOTHS, with every thing in
Snncess for thai
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LousyLLEPo % latd rslsr. k.eros
II ~ 3a's; a4 i J;5s
s .'' de- s'i
rss .ies sstsn est sa,f
Tio5sb if. s; 80
Ts as & M 81 s S sssa
N %Iish william. Bradley Wilson
s9iii Miller sssa sifda, oven aeo
issss$s S.s. Esiss. 's
ksIy stsads wliaa. &ssss
BuelneI stanton NJ wmanls caddy. cruhsr
A Eass
f.sy1ss iiis
Gg s. . Gs ss %s dos Nickel
yICKsBURGPer H NJ Wright cotton Wright
Ward JsSa Ps9ss s..1E
IT, Msae Go@sn Ras.nn TSr. as0a
w rs
Asd;5,ss S. % Ef9T s s
Curry Psrsos1 Built, Miller &co RE. Rawins,
Ponroy sunds i srder Total soti Bales
cotton.
cINcNAT-rer steamer Golden State 200 bbr. pork A do
le,d y t:rsss Dc g tsg. Dbl s hhds
. 10. Dc aI ID - g sd s ~ s s @ = as 5 ham.
bran Helm Chsmf Dbl eggs chaeBe Delbondio6
Hewitt norton &. ~ h51 sp
S9 ss. pyksr S, 4 es Do
Total IS bales cotton.
vi. neaaass Beg.r Arylq sugar Hewss-sS
% sb fsS Ss.ss Slss
aAs k.tS 6 DO
berger eco. Total 1875 shds ,ussr 2G2 bbs mOasses.
F-par
Braud I@ndt' Oakley Ha- kns sugar Lsavs McC.
Mea.Ia . y k1s E.n Sso2 eo
lid. sugar ass bbs aoI.s.es
nOss,es Dc do . hhd shi &aoas do s. bb
s. hi do De ptnegre oS bbs n,oIss,e
sugar Auga,ta Thtsut5 bs moase. sosersa nha
do psge PLEASANT &co Total 2a1 hhds
&ee81o Do Y do hams Connolly 800 do isrG
Taylor 20 do ellis Il do pork 4s do 50 do why
q Des gn Isa whisky DO wh,sy Newton
Is e. ah voss ss, Sst' bacon 49,
cpchrane al-loO bb isrd TLsvy-9s bblr bbs 70 ltt
boxes 10 kegs Doon-o bbs lard oil Pouc Ei
&sos casks bacon do butter aarI
wight, Williams &cosuuitiea bales cotton
ATTAkAPAsfs steamer Orion u bales esttsa Bellseq-
bills nolsssa. 81 hid. sugar Hail
R0dd-l7 do Duhet son9o do Lewis-34 do &c
r-sO Mt.nbsrgsr Robisa-s6 hie. 10 srder
Total "a bales cotton s hhds 1856 bbs
S. do sfae cosmsa aeo~ss il Carter &s.sS Lei W.
sseTyl7 Wright Williams eo2S hhSs Waters Camden &c
IS hdsa rolls hathe order Total
cotton,
Gerard ans sss s~n elde 81 ssis S1.ssa
roll &co-6 cammack sqaies West Total t3 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-23

U loud Alto N.-The Subscriber, being
about close his business offers sale tho trade
city above manufacturing
his stock hand all of which has been this
preasy for the Southern market, consisting in ps oil
OVERC OATS.
BLACK, BROWN AND OLIVE CLOTH;
BLUE AND CHOUDED MAgKINAW
DRAB. BROWN AND FANCY BEAVER;
LIGHT, BLUE FANCY CoLoRED PILOT;
PETERsHAM AND LION SKIN, all colors
SACS AND P OTIS
GOLD MIXED AND BROWN TWEED;
BLACK AND FANCY COLoRED TWEED;
BLACK, BLUE OLIVE AND BROWN CLOTH ;
MARBIED AND cL0UDED CLOTH, Koaulh style;
MAPPED BEAVER AND PETERsHAM
FROGK COATS
SUPERIOR BLACK CLOTH. VELVET COLLARS
MEDIUM QUALITY CL0Tlt;
BROWN AND BLUE CLOTH;
OLIVE AND MULBERRY CLOTH.
PANTS.
BLACK AND FANCY DoEsKIN;
FANCY CLouDED AND PLAID CASHMERE;
CADET MIXED AND BLACKSRT1NET
BLACK BLUE AND BROWN CASHMERE:
KENTUCKY JEAN AND BLUE GoTT0NADE.
VESTS.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE. BREASTED BLACK SATIN;
FANCY AND BLACK E4iBRDlDERED CASHMERE;
PLAIN BLACK AND FANCY CLOTH;
WOOL AND VALENCIA VESTS, ofeyery description.
-. Also, Just Received -.
eR large invoice of LINEN BOSOM, LINEN CHECK AND
HICKORY SHIRTS; MERtNo uNDERSIilRTS; LACED JEAN
AND CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, etc.
B City country deae invited to inspect the above.
L. A. LEVY, JR.,
dag I'm Magazine street.
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Per ship Marianna-ai ateernge
p p sh,p Wgrtsmbua ga cabin, and $40 steerage.
aff rhip vieksburs-Mr Roper and lndy-a storage.
Per ihp Rockawny-i5g Eteerage.
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NEW YoRk--Ship Vicksbutg-A sorted mdse.
NEW f0hK-Ship Mary Whien-Aaasrted rrsss
ST MARKSSehr W r Psis4s bales
20 Donnsl Estln, Lee sxe B,
nad sssas bib pitch is do % Dc 81 oil tlpsn
HAVANAschr Father Burr-7ss PuiR Mir eo2ss ia
tae tobacco Kspiru, Dslvals-o fu to
LlyERPooship Roekavay--lo mde F Allison &e,15
phgs Perkins, Campbell Goer a. Riard-i 20 lack
q do w AcCuto1eon &eo2 do 1879 Reai pkr
mds Lanaafe80 do Cfamsr se1sdo Barrier. Brother
do biehada42 Violet tcol do a.srd
Ptehn Cegg 6es2 Hsunewel Hill Aeo5O DoughsrtyI do
Lndssy6 kanell Henderson g. GAine-lT &c
g Bull &oo6 G W sizsr9 Dugganl Guon-f K.il.g
a Tston4 parld-s Waterman Bios soisi. ksssi
do l9S hds .nte Stark Day SauHe4s3 DssyYs
pkgs uldso Fell eot Iaggerty 10
odt1. - ~
AyREship wgrtsmtursI pkg Boudousqus-af d. to
viue LumSaen, Kendall aoolco Wef8 cases obook
II pkg ndse Iaue PIavost RhiHeEsrt-sO do Lopcz3
DC N koh Dc Deloche6 do S1alznegger L
ptnsards0 Blankets N Cdrrena ukgn
ud,s Ciosieimsn S6e9 do Lettana
deveauT Jnequet-l Barriers3 Hagesrty Bte- Fl
ChsuvufeS Lssoa5 Gquel Jsnsenf Richard Age keo-i
Rlsrd- Taemnn2 SGhasider-s phgs rni Hem
derson Gainss-2 Y M4gnan-i Chav1ereI6 ] igyo5
pigs dse Buddesks ass6 do Bnituriser-I
t. 0risr.
VERA cRuz-sshr For-9iOso in specie Bnrcl eo1a.1
hides Dc Fsentes es25 do Bruere c4I
GLAsGowBark Poy-s0O pig iron Wood LOW ess al.
ltehfot &soIl do do St0ne9l do orisr-4eO
fish Gowen AGO.
ROCkLAND-Brig D KintAll-=Luns to order. "
PORTSSGUTH-Shp Judah ToIro-1n ballast,
WARREN.-ship Sparkling Waye-In tAiaI.
LlVERPDOL-Ship Sandman mdae.
NEW YORk-Shfp Observation-Disclosures ndss \
RVATAS lSLANB-Brig klfed HsmnoEd-Fruit to order.
PHLhpELPflih-B'ig Charlotte e Tay--Assorted mdss.
LYERP0OLSp ariaHna595 salt 90 doz mats to order
LIfERPOOL-Shp trowE-7sS IONS salt.
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I'M ERE IS YOUR REMEDY.

H0LLoWAYs OINTMENT AND PILLS THE REST CURE
FOR ABSGEsSEs, PILES, FiSruLAs AND uEcERouS SORES
satisfactory results arising the Of this invaluable
where patients have been suffering from Ascess
Ulcers Pea Fstuas bearings down. have induced several The
medical profession eminent for their skull to Introduce il into ts Hes
the prnelies nd instances, where the su
lerer neurabe HoLLoWAY'S OINTMENT
junction with his PILLS has healed the desperate wounds alter
other tried in These fine medicines
Soaa scr.y and Diseases of the Skin
Gsar Temple Bar London and all The respectable Druggists and
Medicines thu boxes 37 CENTS
each Wholesale by the principal Drug Houses In the
Un5n and by bes A. B. 4 SANDS New York andJ WRIGHT
d CO., New Orleans
There considerable nving in taking the large sizea
N BDcona the guidance Of pafents in disorder are
smxsa tne each boz,
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ToMPKINs s. Co..
u IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

No. 2 Magazine street, corner of CnnaI, ~ -
Are constantly Tssyng direct rom the anuastory Of
DOMESTIC GOODS, also variety FANCY ARTICLES,
which they invite the attention Of their
general Aa Agents for CoISS SPOOL THREAD. sp92 iySp
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BLACK RIVER.

Wlfieavs THURSDAY. January rs at S O'Clock p r.
EsoR BLACK RIVER, TENSAS, H. ~
II aai BAYOU NAe0yTh light dtausht tna Ltsss1s.Ss&
s~tft running steamer TRENTON shau zsssH
board. = = t4Ases fE sao %
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NAyA CoFFEE-l5o pockets for sale by

NAVA C0FFEE-150 pockets for sale by
81 janis ct JOS. LITrLEJoHG 10 Fulton street.
THsEAs--50O packages Black and Green, for
u by los. LTTLEJoHN, ls Fulton street. ianis st
NLD WHlSKY-150 bbls old Monongahela
W for by JOS LITTLEJoEiN, Is Fulton Isst janis Ct
E1sOR SALE-A lot of choice Manufactured
Toaeco put up in " e E WIS n and % - \ 6HIfs
REEF-800 bbls. prime State Inspection, for
Janis y s,H. KENNEDY co, rs rehoupieoaln street.
NsOR SALE-2e00 empty Molasses barrels.
n Apply to BARELLI& co. 81 Common st. janis
NNTANTED TO PURCH AS E-Yellow Wax
Wv APplyt BAREtLI & co. 81 Common st. janis
U LIVERPOOL FINE SALF-A choice lot of
u factory filled Fine Salt superior sacks Apply to
janis IT. ROBINSON, IS Bank Place.
REANS-150 barrels Red, White and Long
as "~'' '' AAs SosEpH LANDS CO. 50 Thenpouas st.
EHAhIs--2o tierces choice sugar-cured Hams
d1s JOSEPH LANDS Il co, SO Tehoupilouias at.
EESHOMASTON AND ROCKLAND LINE
for sale by e2s DELAGRAyE Co. II MagaEne street
nATS-20o0 bags St. Louis, in store and for
| W sale by = aI DALEY, 50 Tsho1pitoaas a. dsI
Java COFFEE-500 pockets, in store, fol
~ saeby E.JHARF co. ~ Teheupiioalas dI7
RULK P0RK-Sides, Shoulders and Hams
iaaS c. B. BRoADwELL & co. SO and IS poydtas at
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OHIO RIVER

wtleave TUESDAY, January O'Clock p NJ positively
SOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- t- =
4 mediate lsaings-The nv isl, ds,gh, and
gomsry master will leave az above For freight passage, Apply
sTRorHER BROS, IS Poydras street. :
plan OF the Cabin secured BY 40
plying 10 the Agents.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS


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| Monday Morning, January "a 1s54
st.,u,,b,n ,,,.., a, CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Jas Day Smith, Key WsSt Pensacola Jennings
Steamship Loa'na Smith, Galveston and MAagos ssy Harding %''
Ship Hound speer MN YORK Gicney + Love Lowell
BrIg Vermont suzae Philadelphia RMtI.ris opesyy
Brig crocua, Reed, Savannah, " " iie pna s &C.
CT, ARRIVED
snip gsftas Hush'ia days from York. to coonqd
snip Mary Whia Jones' IA day, rom NewYol to Stanton
e''h 'hp Crown Campbell from Liverpool 49, Maxwell
Ship Goodwin, from Lysrp.o Nov a. 10 Whitney
ship s .s lnIS dGw "a days from Portsmouth, sAep
Ship wn,,smbug weHsr 81 days Havrs t. Ba1,sr-d
Ship spasng Wave Saunders IS day, Warren
shp Sardinia Jords from Liverpool Dec to master district.
Ship Mary cr'eks CHECKER from Bristol England
sep Hayenwo9d Jorao5 IS days New York. Woodruff
Ship rsmsu',uk Pratt Bristol, England,
British she aasna, eanAnm from Liverpool Robin
Spanish barr Barcelona MAstany. HAVANA ballast
Bark David KnbaI Ames % days from Rockand ss Ia
B 'h bark Polly Aban from Glasgow Now eagAto
Brig Ras,a aa d F @@ Day. % apHw and 10 from
Brig Charlotte ray Clark n days from Philadelphia
schr Esd Fo1 sGisa from vota Barslli aeopon
di:s 'A''' aAs' from H'''' Santiago to "A'ad
STEAMBOATS,.
HR " Hill, Newell, from Mernphis
DIR. DALI res, from Donslis0nyile.
Gipay, Ure, from Lobiel's Store.
Echo Jeanffau, from Ballzs.
0phelR Din.ry from Grand Prairie.=
Colder CATS Ray rom c,acinn.ti.j
Reindeer, Montgomery, from Louisville.
Orion, Dinsou, from Ataknpas.
fT;H %d ct EXT !t.. from a alssi"a:.
0pelonsas. Neal from Opelousu..
Golden State, Calhoun from Cincinnati.
TdWboat nj Ssck, Davis from the light
brought ship Rnvenssood b4 Alfred Hammond
lote Il lay, ind sehr Red Fox.
foWboat Norman. Rnshadt from the
down aad TO sa 18th instant ships Johnny, sods
Mary f Written " - -
Towboat Hercules, Pnnsga ths light
and brig Wssh.
Towboat Defiance Hanbnry, from the
18th Instant shipH Emelne AieghAnisn Richard
and bark barcelona = =
1owboa. Olivia Wnemsre .he
18th naiant shp Onward and bark ehps Ma
Hanna, Pamsastuck, and Mary Croeksr
Domestic Ports. -.@-- ..M
NEW YORK Jan l4Cd ship Mediator Bell, New0rleanS.
Ar bark. W Nash WAsi, Neworean,.
BOSTON, Jan lsCld brig TIerius BranhEll Orleans.
,.. ....8@4 MEMORANDA. "4.." ~. 49,"
tS On ihs 18Th instant of Tortugaa brig Stewart Balsre
was seen, bound east.
SPOKEN.
On she sth instant off Bema Islands, shpa Fanny Grsy
IIvarH III
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TE.N.a,EsSE RIVER.

. WileAve with dispatch. +5=s .9
ESOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBTA, ~
o. EASTFoRT and all Intermediates Isndags- lllenss4
Regular eunessee River Packet CiEER0K zzfx
new and tagertS steamer Capt sned expected
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