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DR., Dut's Opinion Of the Know-Nothings

DR. Duff, the well-kuown Scotch missionary,
has, since his return to Scotland, given lee
ture, in which he related his experience while IN
this country, and gave very fattering descrip-
ton of the condition and prospects Of the people
Of the United States. He referred particularly
to the efforts of the Romanists to perVert free
common schools and to prohibit free discussion,
lie thus alludes to the Know Nothing" organ
ization:
/ NAV mention, in passing, as singular char
aEteristc of America, that in New YORK there
has sprung up new sect lately. It calls ltsell
the " Know Nothings." What the whole OF their
object may be nobody we'll knows; but the result
OF their establishment proves this, that this class
are striving very much TO counterfeit the lnsld-
ious underworkings of Popery And they show
it in many ways They 90 quietly to elections
nobody knows about them; and, Of late, 1t has
been found that no man under Popish influence
is getting into power and authority. Not long
ago, just to show the working Of the thing, =
man in New York began to preach openly In the
streets and elsewhere against the Papacy, anc
some of the Papsts, just as in Ireland and Other
places, began TO boot and pelt the man with mud
When this was heard Of, in due time n grea
number of these " KnoW- Nothirg3' got into thu
crowd; so, that for every Papst there was
.tKuow- Nothing" Well, the Protestant MAJ
went on expounding Popely, while the Papists
as usual, began to boot. Suddenly, every Papis
got firm thwack on the side OF the head 'Tlt
the most thorough American gravity, couple
with such words as these: ''Sm, this is a ire
country every man is entitled to speak, and
sir, when the man is done, if you want to auswe
y him, we will see to it that you get justice.
Well had it been only one or Two thai mad be
haved in this manner, they would soon ha,
been overpowered; but the Papists,, seeing II
. apparent righteousness Of these $ Know. Nati
ings," were glad TO give in. They tried ltagal
aud again, however. hut always W'th tne SAh
was established in the fee city Of Eew lor
1 10 not know whether We could initiate this
not at home; but, ut all events, the plan h
proved quite successful over the water, NO
with reference to Popery III America, the ge
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT 0FFicE,

Monday Morning, July 10, 1854
COTTON There good demand on saturday
and prices firm without any quotable alteration sales
$500 bales. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 5@5A Middng Fair. ;921fbll99A
ordnary. ga 6M Fair. ............1o AS1
Middng .7A@sh Good Fair: ..s.. nominal nom
Good Middling.. :. .sA691a Good and Fipe.. --o--
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CoTros-bales ToBAcoo--hhdt
stock Sa;r o. mana .incs SEPT 413oio 42s5s
Received v s.aer o6o-.1 41sus 0Oo-42s56
142359l 1891
1Apo. :. S'y ssturdav 55s6-l2s1s74 9971
s.o,h ou hand mt cleared, 1429l7 4235C
TOBACCO. We heard of 58 hhds Sold OF Whlch - al
81, and 80 a: Bade o fb,
sales at former prices
| FLOUR. Market very dull lot OF aOo Dds 81
Louis sold on private terms
GRAIN Corn was still scarce. Sales $500 sacks in
Guiding 500 damaged at So 800 inferior at So 450 Whit
at 81 100 Yellow at 49, and 500 at e3 for Yellow and o.
"A bushe for White Oats in request with sales
1900 sacks of which 1920 St Louis at 35 600 at 35
&C. and 700 choice in two lots at $3.50 . bushel Of Bra
$50 sacks were sold at 95 and and including som
| Shorts at s. p 100 ID round.
PORK 49,. Mess retailing at Sill 90 at which rate IL
bbls private inspection sold
HAY. Sales 125 bales Western, in lots, at s2l an
1923 p ton
WHISKY I'VE noticed only small sales Of Rectife
at 26c u gallon.
FREIGHTs....A ship taken for Liverpool at =.
for Cotton one at COS for Tobacco and bark for Gen'
at sst for Cotton.
EXCHANGE, 49,. Demand moderate at our quotation
francs fl5 6Dbf25 u doll
New YORK aixty-day p ct dis
sight Checks on New York ...... :. paraI p ct dis
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Per steamship Philadelphia New York-J 1dans k2oW
Baipy-Brander, Williams acoJ Robertsb Car
toIIG or tnn-Dsy ja7ksonJ C2NenrAtc deoJ
rJ.n,n kfo-F pavis-A.rsh DennsnA ks TOO
Il sesou-FeIlowes &eo-F F9gsr 9rooG
gsr lawis Grant eresJ NJ Gould Q
C,ernxerA &ro-sruden' Expres-EJ Hart aeo-G {
q {; Duncan eadFIeuderson Terry &coJ iio!And-Jrvls
Wsodmau--A Juis-H kenredNS Locke ohg
/ MagionsI LchdeC leighton T Lopez H Marks &ro
Miarteie- sIotgan-Aontt9s' SIT welE Mleman-l Mgcoy
Mt1ntriean Howell 6eo-Norrs g. WaYB Pifa-L Ptsyo-P =
R GPerkias Carppei o-U Quarter MnsterJ DeBowJ
R6o7ts ko-Rawiins Duncan Rgbh dco-G t5uth
g sniff 4 FIm-r-H Sebreuht-E Smith eco 3 StteJ
:, 1,ny-D TIlot.on &ooA Waber-Tuf Fettner Hobart
I,-lr, WaSsaar-Turnbul &fo-Webh, awu 6ro-f 0'Noa-
nslJ o Wood uf co-L uttee-Ward 1t JonasA Wright goo
Gsnnee-W Fo1M EUanne-Gteeni Harding &egDr Jones
j Towliug-Adam's E1press-order
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q R fsss sa .sssissssssESsis 1T

R0trE rom Buffalo aud Slsara Fas IL UOIaTe kv6r
St. The American steamers forming ne Efprss ana
teal and Quebec connecting ogdenburgh ami Cape Vincent with
railroads Iok Burlington Saratoga SprGsa snd hon
and with Atlantic and St Lawrence 80 st
and Champan Railroad Tor Por'isad hss Mountains
~ 49, Thne-24 to Montreal.
BAY STATE Capt. Letyari, NEW YORK; capt InapTan sve
connecting with the River Saers passing me
snre The Tn Islands the Rapds Of the beautiful
Lawrence BY daylight snd arrive at Al'nre e'0 "
usxt day. time for the Quebec boats -, 49,,
Passengers leaving O'clock have six hours and
leaving O'clock have four hours At Niagara MS ne
ID o'clock Buffalo Lewiston IN Time of he
Buffalo aOgd6nsburg At hapast o'clock Mna
immediately arriving at Boston at haPasl soct'' F
zane 3'' THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ONTARIO Captain Thoop CATAkACi tsttalh Esa
NRrHERER Captain Ghids Lewiston daily shutayG
ceped O'clock giving passengers tour ors hd
Clayton BTockvs aud ogdenstng
the passing entire length of the Islands
meeting with the gdenshu Rarod for Rol Point,
with the Express Tram OF Cars
for Albany and New York direct. ~, n.
The awe Line daily Sundays excepted by the But
o su agara O'clock atordln pea-
Brooke Monument Queens on esE
Bridge, and the magnificent scenery
Nsgnr River, Montreal Direct leaving Lewiston ~
past giving full four hours to W
The o'clock Train Of CastFom buffalo ~
boat passing all the laoussnd lslhls W
OgitusbrrFh and taking one
direct Montreal
raseug dshing waters Of 5 nobe ST. arriving
Montreal At o'clock the .aS IN tine for The
The Line butt expressly lo spec
contorl having all the qupmeuta for safety required y
beautiful Upper Cabin Saeooma tue entire
k Pser procure Tickets and fall Information at Once
opposite 3ufao Niagara Fails Railroad Depot a., VI,
Offices Cataract House and international Ho' Naa 1
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Monday Morning, July 10, 1854
CLEARED SATURDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, /
Monday Morning, July 10, 1854
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Star the south, Marks NewYok Stanton Geo
''eH'e ~ ' " Harris & Morgan
1,t, ! r,-ris ,olisr Whitnrr
SS;p Co., S.yns,oy Cnhh mr. jjS 4ruool Crrery
Spnpis ship Vlrmn for Baeclona, CAGhLsf
S:Lr Jim Taylor, Black ior Tampa Bay, LEAN eco
.~ M.. .M%.. ARRIVED. m..
Steamship Webster W@macf from San Juan de Nba"gna OF
seam.Ei Paia rhia Wiade from York. 2h nit via H.
y.uu, 9Th ms, a r Jen-tnss-li district.
Snip cr7n ou,nt (Eew 20 days from Belfast Ne to nsElel.t
=,
Bark Teaqutn Ill., Baltimore viz Havana, in ballast to c J
Mel dlatriot.
Bark Panama. Graves dpys Haya ballast to ma'er-l
district
STEAMBOATS,.
James Robb Carroll from St. Louis.
I.aGfel illl Cot n, Fl N BaNeu Sara
ebay Jre, Port Hudson
Crvsa Palace KeUntz, Louisville.
O,eana, EdIs, from St ons.
Amanda, rshcr, from Shreveport.
Cleona, Martin, from Jefsrsrh. ".u
Swamp Fur, Gra.h, from Minien.
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HIr 'EM AGAIN.--An English paper says that
at a grand dinner given to Mmlle Rachel, pre-
vious 10 her departure from St, Petersburg, q
Russian officer proposed as q toast: & To our
meeting in Paris where we shall drink cham
payne to the health of the great artist To
which NImlle Rachel replied: Champagne IS
very dear, gentcmen-for prisoners,
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE "a 9; ,zi P .!

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE, = For
"A THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL SAFoSs
ar Open every Day Evening, except sonday from A. NJ
~ " fWENrYvlyE CENTS ADMlTTANcE, will be tie price
a5ii: Sas % S: ss Hs
Palace undsIg9GG thu most r st4IsSn
5hfsRTSEST ps very s as Tst q.
esn dmr d addonai and CIRCUS
r.. cT "a ID paS no S
yASas z h W asbay over 800 places Of
o2i Many choice route
I 1i o fnt3 * f.
@ aeAE H2RBAr GE FEET raT a which %
oD hs + Il %
Palace h tst Gnn l. more a5
Discrimination ard incesani
toRs MAJ he OF Music will be in attendance
G. rS s A pass SGS Snf f
nd S",ss svSSs % sss
he rs s De p ea5sa rot only
Discovery by specimen model or pr0duet shall have sA
9 sse eesG SoIp MEDAL costing Thousand Dollars
Crystal Palace the three months e9sns ae m gay OF
PT npA s o SS5'fE
H. s i e. sh GS A
tered or sXhibtsa the efys,s Palace
ts EXCELLENT san4 as as Habsa Dollars each
their cash. preferred, 10 the tive
Original the first the Crystal Palace
exhibited therein Aforesaid hallbe adus"d most worthy
suh distinction excellent as aforesaid
The abe respectable jury hres that can be elec'e
shai critically the several articles e2hh
and award pnr.s mentioned The Directors shall proceed =
tv ns Jurors and hope to By AMI
anou1e appointments, before the t day OF June t ~
The bssiuu vii aiso ard Nj das or Dpo
ma. ia the Exhibitors such articles men
8 sufficient such distinction. -, - r.,
deemed worthy Of a place
ESY S Gsi aSf 10 e 70
An efficient constant attendance day ana h
protecting articles exhibited hut he Assoef
lion dscia m damage to such arelee
An Umbrellas. mustbe lett at the stand near thr hco
As Cryatal Palace Bonded Nstehcn T3fs eh2 ne PEI
misd to park ntoor out OF tue
III ~, s' ~ PIT. BARNUM President
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NEW YORK AND notwithstanding Phladelpha-Atsorte'
ms to ade-sGs00 dopbeous 10 Fosrlot fruit to
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~ ENUINE HEIDSIECK co. CHAMPAGNEs.
The having appointed BY Messrs e.da'sek
Go Go tho a tfe i %as' tS
fully calls attention 70 the entjoned card ehAhN
ss,s 4s ss's A ts 9 s
he. have aPOnd sss n o bsauS n H.
uned States Canada: .oa,t,.of :, ,rs an. |
oYns p tSs o pronn@t fST gsnsr
have Cd gat wns R 'p % II g stn The hh
which the sane mas alone enabled to furnish this
sh brand in and genuine aHGty we w99n
The HhbsECK CO brand f, l1fsoaoefd II ss nI,sd
anierIe own 6au,s Agent, Mr. Salmon, after
When IN ss! the I'D trim dissolved alone aug
occupying the same premises nm S o
cesson d the cellars, Which the late
nnI nsept fTn. his Immediate -si
IT, o HY gt d order o distinguish other
similar Snca limitations the name Of our firm
snd I, ana tbs eks No ohss whit
the sas nd United s sass strand was
p,r,,. Ds,anhe,ls,1s5s. HEiDsIECK Il CO.
The subscribers being appointed agents South wss. Of The
above celebrated constantly supplied with III qaasA
PH they 9as' to 'n' trade New Roi &icoLs
jnns1 SIN % Camp s.1sss
~ ENoA CITRON-40 boxes fresh Genoa
rs Soc eli Sy HALL reys
DUTTER AND CHEESE--10O packages, as
4 5 sorted Fer sas by A D. GRIEFF 4 Co,
40 ECTIFIED WHIsKY-100 bbls. in store
caasf a SFs s2S Fss ton
c<AJT-1O 900 sacks Liverpool, one-fourtt
ane Tor sale by AF COCHRAN HALL 50 GrasterSt jul
~ AISINs-10O0 packages in boxes, halve
mes and quarters H. L. STONES co.. eravs street
ND UM--2 puncheons Old Jamaica, ID" o'
, Ia - f,,oiT. torIAlsby 8, WoLFgr>N'r--ff rfEA
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GOO MoRHn .s q rA Ems 4. AN s5


BTTII,I1ISG LOIS he divided 500 sulseres
Oy TIE EVENING or THE 30t4 OF JUNE 1883.
s- large already engaged Many TIE 'R near
these have cent over e
price which heae Lois sold showing mat me pHc
Wi be good investment. -, !....,-,,.,,, q,
eac will FOUR BUILDING LOTS, IS BY 100 iee lhg
At Long Island where Cnnrchah Nehoo
honrs and number Dwellings Stores osth"t hGh
already erected % are now pans
and will he erected the coming sea9 -;
delightful ooalt'S srs
denee City, Gonesiir comot an eE
hay. lately sales duly being made
of its location, and VIZ
selecting Farms for agricultural PURPOSES
confident cheap aud calculated t. tnGFeae
in within Of ire CITY, inns ana LaN
been enfatstl
yeastnee which sales been made ana NnfIs w.
be beautiful cottages ana
Productions OF cur
The price offered less than s vau o asf
cultural HOue how man OF common
portion of IT. inns au
ateitgn birth settlers and SPECTATORS MS Il AZORES ~
uity Tor money The day is not lar hH
YORK, will b. worth ten times me
asked property ard Roseyae the arms harnn
selling aOO to S per acre. nus
opfupnlt offered those W' n
ior mere fu ht7a ~
Farms contsuus each and UPWARDS from f2o
=, - =,
@ pertons wtbng avail Themselves Of the hqN
Farm sFIendd BuauS Lei near We
Civ should application, they are netiS al
Apply CHARLES WOOD, lu8 broadway %
York, Maps and Paulnh can De h or ser
ii yann'r"'t so W. W. WhSHBuRN,
0U
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He wore a fashy waistcoat, on the night when
first We met with famous pair of whiskers and
imperial of jet. His air had all the haughtness,
his voice the manly tone of gentleman worth
forty thousand dollars, all his own. | saw him
but moment, yet methinks see him now, with
a very lashy wNi2tcoat, and beaver on his
brow. And once again | saw that brow; no
neat beaver was there, but a 90 shocking bad
.un" was his hat, and matted was his hair, He
had wore y brick within his hat, the change was
all complete, and he was tlanked by constahles
who marched him up the street. saw him but
a moment, meihinks I see him now charged by
the worthy oficers with kicking up row.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
s5 PIG ss s s s a"slf's
AZ m DO ss.y rsSSss + % Iynss
SCOTT ssoe b.Ao eaney ko9ts d. s.s seks
bne rls &C., d. 1 ~h' aa, Nf n Son
81 do 90 81 civ sSs so so. 9 1og
shn,js HaIdsn & Lsttinz-snnddea to order
Fos bales e2 Curry s1 ReF os-z
@ % w wa[ ooa DO H' rfstt rsaS
&ol erkn Campbell Scoaandfiss to oierfot" Al etea
El S,o6 30 CASEY smith
~ 10 fsy oassuH Do Do s
RGT 4sn ws &" S 70 do %rS @S 60 10
ces he'd Cattle and '"ndfes to 0rderro'' 4s9 bales
Pa,s sss' ses f M ss.
sEc8o 40 + II pamrny Sco-4 mplel slroug6 Built
5s A Feye 4. Rs.ls, B a
can &C.,! head caS, to sdsrToSs
;' @ a 2s osS s;T
is % TS IL %f GcnG ". 7ar do
g Bs,Pss 49,; S Sss m mSs.s. e0Fd'" F
PORT GPy SH s, s',% ss spSa sra
5 5ss 5Se e. rs S SSs %s a we
Bnd Lsolty-st Dc" II bt sugar \ Sh ssoa! kss gsgsh.
IN sai o5 mas s' s'a7' '''.''''
vs c ssr. 5s g A 5"@ Dc
abnson Gcos Do Paul yeos tel oes smds.
r Pine Ss e FIX. e
i { ss, s sssi5 1on.sy ,
5n Do It. X r. E Is 800 81 ss bay
o s 1Hy 9 m Nor 5 s sepss
bs.ns Il hhds tobacco " Gtysnl DO 4 IL sSf 10
/ cotton, y hhd tobacco.
e NOTICE TO MARINERS.
New sorrH snoAr Lrg Vfssr conformity tn
south shoa Nantucket guide vessels clear Of in tina
VIE o pae;d y.S m nst ssa S s %
WIN an os * t %STE ovG S,aSh ~ eF' u al
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRET

JEFFERSON CRY.
Sunday Evening, July 9. 1854
But few Western Cattle offer but an ample supply of
other stock sale and the market easy for purchasers
at cur quotations.
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AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER So

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER Esl6szrzln
JEAN SPRINGS, biloxi and all 5tsTT5s1ss
.star milf sxpeszv trnds with superior aonnnno
daous the Csrroltnn and Jefferson ana 'he
fSaiifqAo op VIZ - EpviHgs
,to,rIIS q 4. " carst MONDAY EVENING
a ,y.1ys .'.''--' a. rsr,i WEDNESDAY EVEHINS,
TIITTRSDtY.....,., 4. care 2 RIDAY MpENISs5.
FRIDAY ......,,. ( ? ". ears SATURDAY aOhNISs'
TRIP sp NJ aTsSDNnAY ESENlHes
, % J.are, liz ra-oiton and Jsfers9n Railroad.
TUESDAY MORNING. 4 o'clock cars
THTrPsDtY MORNING, * o'clock cars.
SATURDAY EVENING, ~ o'clock cara. ~ i, u. rl<
50oek Ponehartran eae anu hs ~
O'Clock Jefferson morning tran OF carr st bu,
either rad day IN tns -
hnnaj il SINE 10 Of eredng ms
s for bieh the boat leave cannot go ofhsa
II Tie way Mail wlleave the office OF the Agent pEomp
On Monday mornings o'cloes and Gu Tnesay ano
msrn nns s ocloct and Friday aud Saturday evenings "
of,GSs. R. GEDDEs, Agent lie Bsnk Place.
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tg~ NoTICE-The ship JOHN HANCOCK, Capt.
rom boston, dschnrgng opposite Post 3d. Second Dis
requested tend 10 the receipt their goods
aye. will their and risk
BnGERT VII LIANSS o. 90 Common ut.
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COTTON There was Il good demand on Saturday
and prices firm without any quotabe alteration Sales
$500 bales We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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EE0fs-SEnys.

EEuts-EEats.
s IT 10 idle to suppo.e HAT ia covering to Keep
of the noble to the head 70
what shading to the shield the medglla o6longa
protection the whence spring the uduen'a o
IDEAS OF all our thou shs and feelings a., ,..,..-..
the a. 50 HATS from he EXCELSIOR HAT OE they are e4uh
the rs 3S Chartras eet and much superior
taRte puRbRlD5E q sAi.LEL Z, ~ AM go,
2ntf two doors from the Flcayuhe ole",
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WATERLvG PLACES.
Hop RLAn0N SPRINGS AND g.

NOR BLADON SPRINGS AND H. Nh
n DENopoIIs-The light draught Pawen5 GzzSss{
~ ,t.smsr HEROINE, W. Abs master vii
~ Packet and all interim sdse sn1inEs
dIring the :. ,.t... . =, a~riv.a a. BIn~
DIN SPRING. Sunday 10 o'clock and at eopoi' On
r nrnfny leaves Deopois evsy Tuesday At 10 oeices
Badon spr ng Wednesday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ arriving A. ''
4 eva-- TNursday At O'Clock N. ~.
n TIE HEROINE Of extremely light daqzht and VI, os sss
to Badou Springs at her regular nonr AZ al Stages "
tS1 Fe SsfTTH MINISTER Agents l6 Canal -.
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NTEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
| y FAcTQRY-SAWING, TURNING AND planning Mill
Mahogany OAK Ash Poplar White Fine and cypress
Lumber nty hand sawed to order Ne~ea hnsteTs
Awning Pe Mcuiings Of every description Also LAKE an9
Lime Cenent etc. rders ano
the Factory OF 9l ana
pitet he Newt Basin. lnt9 1y' JULES a. nto
GAZERAC BRANDIES. = The subscribers,
beng sole agsua importers in this city q the celebrated
SkZFRAC ADlE keep constantly hand full supply OF ht
lower and grades well The oldest vntage such as o
7as invite the aenton OF the Ade Ha "s a
ronnoeurs, the above being Pare and Gepune article
VIM, E. LEVERlCH 60, agents,
,ootr "a Old Levee street
TsyEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ra away %
from the undersigucd the 18th OF June, maato
IS Of elm SET iee S
high and stoors he walks Said by
raised Ky. ships and stesmboa are forbid
saii mu alto under penalty Of the law. 81, ~ .,..
iaGil II. b. h.>Nhtt' ~ ! mn
= ITTLFJOHN, NORCoM & CO., corner OF
Grnyr and New Streets have store and offer Tor sae
wv " C0FFEE-Mocha, lava, Havana and Rio;
| TEAS-mpetial GUppowder, Bis common ana lhe
WHITE SUGARS Crushed, Loaf, Powdered hFhhedi, :,
BRANTIES Old Bonno, United Propriesors' Vineyard u
| puy, otarI Co., etc. =, c...
WISES-Fme Port, Sherry, AndeirS, Champagne Clare
| and hfaikga.
| HNAPPS-Wolfe's Scheidaul, Pnts and quarts
| SALMON AND LObSTERS-INu doL pound cans
With general other articles in the Grocery line e1
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~ W. CoELER, Importer and Dealer in
NJ .BRAND1Es, WINES, CoRDIALs and HAVANA CIGARS.
Orders country filled aud dispatched with punotuaiy Cy
pu: their IN any
tty :ree of charge.
IL None but choice articles sold here. = -,
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nATS-30Oo bushels Choice Wabash Oats,
p fnrsala bv s. II KENNEDY & CO.,
NNb,s 0'S"' - IS Tchoupito1las st.
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Pi II 80, az ost v.Ss II Eo. l5,4sl,
INV VIRTUE of Writ of feri facias, to
me directed Hon. l. u Gaenne First Juatt. Of me
Peace for the Orleans will expose at Pn9e Aueen
SATURDAY, juy Is 1851 O'Clock, my Warehouse NO.
go TohoupitnulAs street 80, mi, - 49, h.-a sr;
T Tnat ,Ut rasb j. j. HOPPE Constable. i}5
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~ subers being appointed agents for the South West me
above constantly supplied with Tin quarts and
Phts' Hu''H tN'S ' ~ R, +, NICHOLS co.
81 Camp street,
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DASTURAGE.-Goo Pasturage for 'SsaN
HORSES ap4 MULES, Fifty Acre Lotin Agiers -<S1A
Inquire AZ II F0s"'"' T TfiAYER the promises
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-10
TIE DAILY CRESCENT.
The Mormonss-

snjamin c. Ferris, late Secretary of Utah
lcitory, has published book on Utah and
Mormons The following extracts, touching
sexual economy of these American sectarles,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-10

E AXE SHORE PACKET.--For N.y n
nay ST. LOUIS PASS CHRISTIAN, MIS- lrsassss5as
u. sTPp ffTY and BIIOxT.-Thr fine passenger
ROSA, Dorav will leave for TIE Abass places y
the Of tne CsTroton and SeHefs'h ~
. Ponch artrain Railroad. a. fcllovst ,..- pz5...s
Mondss gssning * o'eloet Monday y. ming sso o
tss ~ O'Clock Saturday, Evening O'Clock
r Leaves Tuesday morning, thursday morning EDO saAy
iii the
of Camp ard Canal sre y
o'cockp w. Wednesday n Nv .bs
The boat deo enutractsd " hs
- yithou pass book II the cisrx
eAf'S' DORSEY. Master,
Price WALSH L CO., 80 GrsvisT arset,
i ..an SHAW cunts, II Fulton street.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-08
Hon Stephen Hampstead.

The Haasegs in its nuiaber announcing
the nomination of Mr.. Hampstead thus al
ladies' 10 him in temperance point Of
view
On last Thursday, the Democrats OF the
I'd Congressional district, assembled at Tip
ton, Cedar county, nominated Gov. stephen
Hampstead, as their candidate for Congress
in the district. As democrat, Mr.. Hemp
stead is No. lwth his party He i one
OF the old school politicians, knowing no
progress. no banks. no interpretations, no
improvements OF any kind whatever; and a
strong friend Of Mr.. Douglas and the Ne
braska bill. How he stands on the temper
ance question, at u this nia tips hait he is the
man who two years ago, vetoed the prohibit
tory liquor law passed By the legislature Of
this State. We would have supposed that
this, itself, aside from private reasons, would
have been Objectionable TO the delegation
from some Of the strong temperance coun-
ties Of the State; but il seems that when in
convention, they considered themselves not
at all pledged TO forward the cause of tenn
perance or to support it, by advocating tenn
perance men for office, outside Of their tenn
pies and halls.
This is what we would denominate 4 sol
emn species Of mockery, to all the profess
sions which were made for the cause Of tenn
perance reform. Iftemperance men design
to make the cause honorable, they must act
in good faith, both in their organizations and
out of them, they must, III they wish to be-
come successful. advocate temperance, not
only at home, in their lodge rooms, but a.
broad in public yocatiOns well as in Dri-
vate. Ii they do no, do this, let them a,
once abandon their principle and spit upon
the platform.