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Notice..

NOtICCs
4 LII those having claims against the succession of
1 n Joel Wadsworth deceased, will present them to
me, at Bethany, Caddo parish. Those indebted to
said succession will please make prompt payment to
me. JAS. ]. STEPHENS,
aug2 curator succ'n Joel Wadsworth, deed
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For Rent.

ID 'VA As'"'
i;Is convenient dwelling house, on SprnS StretT
possessing every convenience for small fanny -
Rent only fifteen dollars If month,
Aiso---A new and nea; cottage dwelling -'I-&se"
on Texas street. Just finished Rent onlE JWt.3a
dollars af month. Apply to Il. T.. GAN i,A.
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Notice.,

TT HoWERToN is my duly authorised agent
IL. during my absence from the State
JOHN P. HALEY.
Shreveport, July &c, 1854. faug2
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Notice.

Notice.
4 LII persons having claims against me, will please
IN present them possible at my residence,
Gimme dately in of the Academy it being my in
tention to leave Shreveport III few weeks.
s20-2t* A. D. DONOVAN.
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Cash Advances.

TXTE will make liberal advances in cash on cotton
w stored with us. and to be shipped at dscre-
ton. Ifebll DOUGLASS & DASHIELL.
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Notice.
4 LII those holding claims against the estate of J.E.
II Brantley, deceased, or Sarah NJ. Brantley, will
please call upon me Immediately for settlement.
E. NJ MATTHEW'S,
jan 4, 1854 Agent for the estate of w. Brantey.
Business Notice.
THE business of GREEN & DOUGLASS will be con-
i tnued without interruption by the undersigned
who will be glad to accommodate old friends and
customers usual, whom return thanks for past
patronage. We are now opening select stock Of
Goods suitable for the season. which will be pleas
ed to show to them and purchasers generally.
r. GREEN.
Shreveport, Feb. %, 1853. H. L. DOUGLASS.
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L. o. o. #.
TIE regular meetings of Meth Lodge No..
1<TSIEVS<- 81, care held on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at
the old Caddo Lodge, Spring street.
WIN. ROBSON, NC.
J. G. McWI1LIAMs Sec'y.
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CITY HOTEL,

g. CITY HOTEL.
EsSA HIS THIS establishment long know as VAN
IsaA $I#ka Bbber's Hotel, has been leased by the
S4l=sssaazszs undersigned and is being thorough
ly repaired and renovated, and will be opened for the
accommodation Of boarders and the public generally
after the LIST inst. possible. The proprietor
takes this occasion to tender his thanks to his
friends for their past patronage while in the Nell
House. AID them that it is his determine
ton to make the City Hotel equal any house in the
south west, and no pains expense viii he spared
to effect that purpose.
His friends in the country may rely upou Gavi"g
their horses we'll taken care of.
c. T. NELSON, late Of tie Nelson Eiota e,
1J-Thc Marshall, Jefferson and MansErd sJages
stop this house.
N b. The subscriber is DESTROYS of renting a num-
Der of furnished unfinished rooms in the Nelson
House, recently occupied by him. Also, the large
dining room, suitable for concerts, balls, etc Bpl2
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IEagana tlgars.

! kfMFaIaA JIG Gtos
.1n 600 HAVANA Cigars, Of vs1iogs quHas
.y5ff.tJJ ties and braads--sone Of them vcff
ine--ri!I be soId unaaaalow % cloae tho insoias.
In CG-EEBY d BRI1Nrfl n
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COpYiSt.

TINE undersigned offers his services the citizens
l. of Shreveport as Copyist and Accountant He
will copy deeds, Petitions wills, ETC., and bring up and
adjust mercantile ledgers. Terms moderate. Apply
at the City Hotel. [s20] JAS. H. MCINTOSH.
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Shreveport Ferry To Let.

Shreveport Ferry To Let.
u THE ferry Red River, at Shreveport, will
let the highest bidder at public auction at the
market house in said town. SATURDAY, the 2lst day
of October between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A M,
and o'clock P NJ, for one year from said 2lst Oc
tober The amount of rent to be equally divided and
paid quarterly; onehaf to the president of the po-
lice jury of the parish of Bosser and his successors
in office and the other half to the mayor of Shreve
port, for the use of said town The lessee to give
notes with good personal security payable as afore-
said and also bond in the Of three Thousand dol
lars with good and sufficient security for the faithful
payment of any damages that might be sustained by
neglect mismanagement in crossing persons or pro-
perty at said ferry He is also to provide his own
ferry boat, JNO. W. JONES, mayor.
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Fur 1OUNG GENILEMEN q BUYS.
TTNH1S Institute, situated about two miles from
Il Shreveport, will commence its second session on
the first Monday, Sd day, of October next.
The design Of the proprietor of this establishment is
to afford to parents and guardians in this vicinity adj
vantages for the education of their and wards,
equal to those afforded by similar Institutes in any
part of our country.
To this end he has, through the aid advanced by
ny who feel interest in such matters, in process of
erection, commodious and well arranged building,
liz feet long by Sc deep, with cottages, for
the accommodation of pupils, and suitable outdoor
attachments for heathul, manly, gymnastc exercise.
Arrangements made for erecting additional
building Of brick, thirty by fifty feet for the accommo
daon of pupils philosophical apparatus and library.
The government and discipline of this establishment
will be administered by the principal, with kind, but
unbending rigor.
The teachers will consist Of the principal and such
other professors and aduncs the interests Of the In
sttute demand. Occasional Lectures will be deliver
ed by the clergy, and members Of the legal and medical
faculty in Shreveport.
The principal WILL in FUTURE give his personal atten-
ton to the recitation of all the classes in the establish
ment, assisted by Prof. ELIAS HALL, A M, So. Ca.
College, and Prof. 7. HEMpsTEAD A. B., Delaware
College.
The of study will embrace the fundamentals
of thorough English education with the Latin Greek
Hebrew, French, Mathematics, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
History. In Short the whole round usually pursued
in the more thorough Institutes of the Kind in other
parts of our country.
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Joppa Lodge, No. IA, F. A. M,

- IT was reported to the lodge, that the Supreme
T5>a Ruler Of the Universe. in the dispensation Of
r. ~ His wise providence, had taken from his
sphere of usefulness and labor esteemed and most
excellent brother HkAsT T. DOUGLASS, district deputy
grand master of the State of Louisiana:
Whereupon, on report Of committee, appointed,
consisting of brothers J X. Parsons, NJ Watson, w.
G. Kerley, and L. P. Grain, it was
Resolved, That by the death of our esteemed and
excellent brother, Harry l.. Douglass, the masonic
order has lost an active and most worthy member
society Of its kndes and most useful associates,
and the country good true and valuable citizen.
Resolved, That whilst we submit to the DEGREES of
divine providence in calling him from the of
his earthly labor, we still deplore and lament the
loss of our beloved brother and friend.
Resolved, That in token of our sorrow and regret,
the fraternity will wear the usual masonic mourning
for thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published
and that copy of them be conveyed to his family
with assurance Of our sympathy with them in their
unexpected and distressing bereavement.
Resolved, That the committee notify the grand
lodge of the demise of late deputy grand master
VIM B. STURGESS, W. NJ.
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SGhiedan sCh0appSs
TuST received per late arrivals fresh supply o.
e5 WoLfa's sab!edam Aromatic Sohnapps, warranted
pare and genuine direct from the manufactured Pat
p,# in 1unrt and pint bottles l.. Il, CARTER.
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Cash Advances.
r IBERAL ADVANCES IN CASH will be made
IL on consignments to William s. DennelI, New Orl-
cans, by ROBERT DONNELL,
il No. IA on the Levee, Shreveport.
PITCHER, GOODRICH & Co.,
TOTTON FACTORS and General Commission
~ Merchants, 45 Carondeet street, New Orleans.
Cash advanced upon cotton consigned to the above
house, and cash drafts upon them sold, by
jan E. NJ. MATTHEWS, Agent.
CASH, Bagging, Rope, Bacon, Flour, and Salt
" given in exchange for Cotton, by
OPT l.. E. CARTER.
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SHREVEPORT MARKET.
Fresh Beef. Mutton. Pork and Veal.

August Oath, 1854. sept f
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House. Sign and Ornamental Painter.
livery description of work promptly attended to
IL and executed in workmanlike manner, on moo
ernie terms so
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M Masonic.
ESI1a The meetings Of J0PPA LODGESNo. n, will
Ny be held hereafter at the new lodge room, over
Roach & McCarty's old stand, the corner of Texas
and Market Streets formerly known the Club Room.
W. B. STURGESS, WIN
VIM r. DASHlrrT Sec,y feh00
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

DIN You EvER? n-An itemizer, at late evening
sewing party reports that lady made of the
clamation I thought should have died." one hun
dred and twentyeight times and she put the inquiry
/" Did you ever?n hundred and thirtyseven times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

To THE Pass GENERALLY. The Emperor Nicholas
wishes corrected in the next edition of
dictionaries lie begs to say that he has discovered that
Ottoman is not thing upon which you can easily
aud comfortably place your foot,-tpuneh.
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The imports of Cincinnati, for the last year
in the aggregate S5l,23o GA; and the exports
$780, 2T610S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

LoNGEEIry,-The following is list Of those individuals
known to have lived in modern days age years
and upward-Peter Tortin aged 1885, born in Hungary,
died 1724i Gimour M'Cran, aged 1so, Isle Of Jura
Louisa Tru1o aged 175 South America Henry Jen kius
aged l69 Yorkshire, England 167o Thomas Parr, aged
loo Shropshire England 1884 james Bowles aged 152
Warwckshre, England, 1856 Francis Carsist aged $780,
Yorkshire, l1lS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

The United States Government has adyer-
sed in the Montreal papers for recruits their army
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WALTER SAVAGE LANpon.Landort talks boldly in his old
age. In his last publication he says:
"A few days ago received courteous invitation
to be named on committee for erecting statue Jen-
ner 1t was impossible for to decline it aud equally
was It impossible TO obtain from the observations which
now about to state recommended that the statute
should be placed before public hospital expressing my
sense of nproprety in contounding great beneaetor
q mankind in any street square, with the
DSmem berer OF America George III and his worthless
sons Nor would willingly see him among the out
steam-engnes OF Parliamentary debates The nobest Par
lamentary who had nothing distribute not being
wisest excepting Bacon, Who any time sat within the
peoples house Romy, the sncerest patriot his day;
Huskissoh the most intelligent iu commercial affairs
nave none Peel is become popular by his incompa-
rable merits but by his unmey death Shall we never
see the day when Oliver and William the chargers
OF ohares ana ueorge and when royal swinder is
perseded by the purest and exalted of our heroes
Blake?'
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STEAMST1IPS---SHIPS.
GaLpESI0.N.


- VIII leave SUNDAY, January 8, ut s O'Clock A. n
E{&ORGALVE ESTON ,INDIANoLA PORT <zcsEiTsEas
~ LhVACA nnd MATAGoRDA BAY-Regnar ,SsssAIlFN,s lFN,s
ana Irxaa " b Mail Line
sb ns hw nna magnificent steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah
s are an Of the vegaea this ine solid
she presents safe medium Of transportation
feg o indanoa and will be wha
le st Maagoda Bay) without charge freight
" Pasa9e having elegant sateroom accommodations apply
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of Jalia street.
t~s- opposite the Steamship Landing.
Tubs 'u5 having established Pilot On Pass GayaIJo fa
tans W t' WI
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EFINE WATCHES, JEWELRY AND snp
n - SILvERWAR YIN
Gail at hELNlLLh CO.'S Wholesale House, No. q ls-4 43
CafnP 81 the Retail Stores No. - CANAL " ST. sN
ELRY, or S fLYERWARE. -9' t>ieA 'H"
Diamon1 BROOCHES, EAR RINGS. or ORNAMENTS:
td Guard Fob aud Vest Ladies' 4ar or Csts1,ne
Frlsgree or pain ees Of EAR RINGS bnd PINS;
A9uFhng brooches fef Hair, Cuff Pms Beac and Cars:
I 5f9sn' s H.les Silver Cups Gote.s,
tod Masonic Msk French Enyi4 md yant
(an makes.l ~ ~ A iF'e'S' N'seS'
M n B-Ihe best WoRKAEN engaged to Repair Watches
Clocks, Jewelry and sprctacles. - t '''-eS'
al Al ogr wG6 warranted we money refunded Dent
have good articie. - 80 ' eVo's W III ti anu
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SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1854,
WANTS-WANTED.

MAJ ANTED--A contract for the cutting of
w from THREE to -FOUR THOUSAND CORDS OF WOOD
within three or four milea OF the city Apply to '
dSo A. ~. GOCHRAN& co. 30 Grayisr street.
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GEMENT-1000 bbls Newark, for sale by
"a JOHN G, HARDiLL Il CO., 81 Magazine at
E Agents for the Newark and Rosendae Lime, Cement
Plaster Co. Of Newark, NJ. d.
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& 7. MIC HOLAS EXCHAN
~ The proprietor OF The St Nicholas inform his enls
and the pubic generally that he has, summer entirely re-
he and snShed the above popua place that the bar
superior liquors laid ~ ~ VI
the billiard Of the St Nicholas largest and most
elegant IN he ety. provided with and superior
tahswhch will always running orde with ynrd
and superior assortment Of cues. " ~ : ~
fin
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Active preparations being made for the approach
ing election and the Independents had determined to
support no candidate who did favor increase ot
the taxes real estate with that upon
TO dispense with the parapherna-
liza Of first rate power-put uniform value on public
lands-remodel the license system, etc
The snla-pox was still prevalent although its rayags
were falling off
The whaers continue to arrive in large numbers Dur
in the last preceding fortnight had rea ched the
different ports.
The arrival of the little steamer S. B Wheeler from
San Francisco intended for the Island trade had
great sensation
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a ANS OYSTER SALOON.-This - -
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which /. on u IN o.
scale greatly ~
kind ill the South just opened nj S3HsZ
10l ST. CHARLES STREET
Mr. WEIR better known been connected with the
bnsine in thiz the last y-ars having with Nj
olbtoo when he established the first The Second
Muncpaty remained with him till hi DEATH hs
sss ever since Wh such experience
m nat on to serve the public faithfully with best his line
u s friends share OF their patronage. large
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS that procured SERVANTS
well known for their qualities udp
the nsst Cooks The LARDER supplied with the
GHoCEsf flsH AND GAME, OYSTERS SERVED are oh
tanned for his establishments expense trouble
and iudiious community. mhi5 Il
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gt'0R LlVERP0OL.-[Takes no Corn.l ,ssS
Il T.e nsw very fast .ains American ship ALLIE &
dispatch For freight Of bhs Flour Cotton apply 10
J P, WHITNEY co, 81 Camp st-ue.,
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ES0R LIVERPOOL.-Th ! British -
a ship GLENNANSA, Captain lsera hav0g nearly Saas1
all her cargo TngaRct, w have immediate dispatch.
freight or 500 bales Cotton, ply to
d2l CHENEY A. LOWELL LIE Cnrt rron rtrrst
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ANTWERP.

HSOR ANTW ERP The A fast sail s5sSS
ing American ship SEA EAGLE, Captain A N G4A2E
Williams loading and will ,lats dspatc. f1Y
freight o 500 bales Cotton apply TO
J'P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street.
ERs- Tor passage apply to the captan board. dgg
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& hDD FELLOWS REST-Vaults in this
~ &c Cemetery can be GbHntd n y qGPgsg PERsoN %
~ E1Ts n q Camp aud aystts cA
CO.. No 20 Camp street The of Vaults stockhodng Lodgee
Tor the burial OF MEMBERS SiOi
the burial Of wife child S0 all price Of
Vault will be $50 invariably For purchase Lots any nfo
nation respecting the "ReBt" apply to = ~
]. Q. PIERS0N, ! Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. FURNEAuX, the odd al1wa' Hall,
] jAS, Aux. Sierra slnr-
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EINOR LIVERPOOL.--Th A / fast sail ~.
IL ing American ehip pTRTMOUNTAIN, Capt Rea is sAEIS
now Leading, and will haV Dispatch For balance
app.yto CHENEY Il LOWELL, 1f5 Common street
dis to H. v. BAXf Carond street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

ETOR PHlLADELPHIA.-Th A l fast s@gssS,
N sailing 'egua, packet brig ID. MALONY, Henry
aste having most of engaged, will have
GEO W. HS ESON. 80 Camp street
d22N 10 C, j. MEEKER 4 co 81 Gravier ftreet.
HSOR PHILADELPHIA. The A / re- s;saSS
A. gular packet bmk is loaaiug and viii sail
d15 BhGERr. WILLIAMS d Co, =ocarnp s,rset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

B1N0h LlVERP0Ol.,--Th fast sail ~
II ing British ship LOUISA Capsn Scott SaAAS
ing aud will etmmedsed aleh heavy Apply
d2i GIaENEY Il RftnnIri ina
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

aSOGNAC--l0 4 half and IS quarter pipes
Poultney half Pipea Aia quarter pipes Mare 1905
and for sale by w, COELER 10 Loulmon 81 -
ctE
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JAR. wATsON,s CARD.-Iwill use no other

kh. alHOh . GARD.-l Will use no other
IL art 10 the verlisemen thhn what BE- found pain
y lenh practice sFe become master of ali those complaints that
6sin' treat those ony merit bpt
hn attention Of
other oor aud ksow better than they what am
sug and which has
STR lCTuRfs, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETS S IRE
THIOATS etc. Ammr
of observation; which without
other merit than that of experience.
effect few days. and find difficulty
those OF longer duration, hout submitting the patient
Of treatment will hun tho slightest
opge HIM to neglect his affair." ther without within The
need altered There leans
could supply h but these That
secrecy, hicn always invioliby
have quatt wi ich think 1t add
satisfied that relnati n already sufficiently abshed,
Constant attendance from the o'clock night.
W. WATSON, NJ, D.
Dr. WATSON has removed to No. 81 Cnsmhons
Royal and Bourbon Streets d29 IpdGW ly
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N ME undersigned, late of the firm of LITTLE
IA JOHN HENDERSON, beg4 to inom his friends the
G M Gs ha taken The o. and sutton
stiees or the OF psacing GROCERY
He respectfully sots patronage late
firm. jOS JJITI FJNtIN
New Orleans November a. 1885, nd Am
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INDUSTRY IS TALENT We often hear persons
explaining how one man succeeds, while another
fails in the same pursuit, by attributing to one
Il talent for his business, but refusing it to the
other. Yet, without denying that some individ-
uals have greater aptitude for particular ayo-
cations than others have, We think that the prob
lem in question could be easier solved, by saying
that the suceessul man was industrious, Whilo
the other was not.
Bulwer, for example, is considered man Of
the highest abilities as novelist. Yet when
Bulwer began his career he composed with the
utmost difficulty, often writing his fctions twice
over. He persevered, however, and now stands
almost at the head of his class; his latest pro-
ductions, moreover, being regarded as the best
from his pen. Every school boy is familiar with
the fact that Demosthenes became an orator only
by pursuing similar PLAN. Nor are illustra-
tions of the great truth, thatindustry is talent,
confined to the higher intellectual pursuits
When Girard trusted the customer without an
endorser, who carried his goods home on his
shoulders, the shrewd old Frenchman was acting
on this truth, dedueed from his own experience
of mankind. All eminent prisons, whether
mechanics, merchants, lawyers, or statesmen,
were Industrious, from Watt and Norris down to
Thurlow and William Pitt. Washington, Frank
lin, Marshall, Madison, and every other distin-
guished American, were busy men. Industry,
in short, is talent nine times out of ten. IPhil-
adelphia Ledger
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This Is but little of interest. The rains had made
many of the narigabe which before had been
closed and had given great impetus to agricultural
operations.
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BOSTON,

ESOR BOSTON--The fine A / shin IL
n USDAUNTED, Herpe commander, having tn $3.50
greater part OF her engaged viii have quick dis4at
balance OF freight O passage apply 10
d27 ] IL Aslif3eiFJ;E 4 CO 5a 81 cb,,1ss sires.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

Vs. lar FLAMING MILL, corner of Hercules
~ AM Calge streets keers constantly
ment DRESSED FLOORING, CEILING WEATHER BOARDS
- ~
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FLOR LIVERPOOL The fine A / at ~
- Loyd's ast sailing British hip sTAMBOJL, cat
nth now loading will hnv Epaeh Isa1g
hesnt, apply 10 THOMAS ROGERS, JR n 20,
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PHILADELPHIA.

ESOR RPHILADELPH1A-(P Philadelphia -.
a,d New 0eans Line of Packets 1.-THE splendid
bark TANGlER, Capt Swetyn having Of her tgo s1,
will Dispatch 0ffeight
dk4 j. N. ASHBRIBGE Il CO. 53 ST. Cbntlsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

H1ORTER AND ALE-300 casks Barclay g.
4 Perkins James Walsh pint. quarts, by
d2N SAAl. MDLkF. Gh Ghmn raEt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

WEAsT POWDERs-3O groce Durkee's.
IL Preston's and Merrilfs, for sale BY
NIL Qw CONVERSE l. co. Of Tchoupitouss street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-07

HsOR BOSTON.-The A / fast sailing E5
a ship INTERNATIONAL, raptain Brown -
nhg The great her Engaged, will ineiae @
patch forirtight Apply
J.P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp stree,
orto II. Y. BAXTER IS Carenielel stfeet.
kH3 For plssage Apply o ne nunn Ana