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FOEIGN NTwS
BY THE BALTIC.
NEW YogK. April /.

War matters in much the same condition.
The Cars final rdsult is hourly expected.
LurERpooL-Brcadstuii tuii's-Flour, limited
demand. no material change in prices; wheat
duh, Cd decline; Indian meal As decline /;
Brown, Shiplcy & Co. .
The frs: division of the French troops had
sailed from Marscillcs for Turkey.
Paris correspondents say that the Cars
refusal was tclcgraphcd from Berlin, on the
18th, to the French government, and that rs
soofY as known the British minister sent no.
tiication to Sir Charles Napier. Napier ar
rived at Copenhagen in steam frigatc
The AuStcrltz, of 100 guns, and other
French ships have sailed to join the English
fleet
The Danish ministry still retained Office.
The final refusal of the Gar was hourly
expected II was already known that he re-
fused and when official refusal arrived IT
would be communicated to both Houses and
war be formally declared.
90 Admiral Napicr's hdct arrived Wing 5
Sound on the 18th.
The Allied fleets remained at Beycos Bay
but would soon enter the SLACK Sea.
No engagements reported by land or sea
on the Darubc. Positions unchanged.
R,,mor of capture of Russian treasure con-
voy at Caras had rcachdd Constantinoplc.
Great ihsurrcction settled.
The Paris correspondent says 5000 British
troons were to pass through France to EN-
bark at Tulon, and the first detachment was
expectcd in Paris in ten days.
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Death OF Nr. IlcrTinian.

The announcement Of the deathof lla'scy
o. Mcrriman, Esq. which occurred in this
city yesterday afternoon, abaut five o'clock,
will be received with sorrow by his numcr--
ous friends here and throughout the State
Mr.. VI. had been, for long time, suffering
under a malady which had deprived him of
the use Of his voice, and incapacitatcd him.
in a measure, from pursuing his profession.
\ year ago he visited the South, but rctur-
ned without receiving any material bonoit,
though until rccenntly his friends thought
hc might be restored To health. Death how
ever. has called him hence, and left a wide
circle of devoted friends and relatives 10
mourn the loss of II generous and noble COM
panion
Mr. Mcrrman had long been r. Sidcnt OF
this city. and was known TO the legal profcs-
sion throughout the States as an able and sue
90 ssrul lawyer. Ilr possessed those anna
bic and manly traits orcharactor so well cal
culatcd TO win and retain the confidence Of
his fellow citizens. - Peoria Press 2ith.
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From Mexico.

TmE GADsDEN TREATY-SPANisn OFFICERS PoR
THE MENiCAs Army.
BALTIMORE, March 2O.--Thc New Orleans
Be received by this mornings mail, con
firms the report previously tclcgraphed,
Santa Anna had agreed to the amendments
by the United States to the Mexican treaty
II says. General Almontc has been sent by
Santa Anna To Washington, with full power
to agree To any modification Of the treaty, SO
as to transmit one mlllion dollars Of the mon
cy to the consul at New York, for Mexico,
who is directed to proceed at once to Spain
and engaged staff Of experienced officers
for sgrS Ice in the Mexican a'my.-Santa An.
ma, il is stated, deems the service Of these
officers as necessary 10 the maintenance Of bis
imperial digniiy;
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Henry Ward Beecher, so says the journal
of commerco--;n TRADE against she Ne
brcska bill in n sermon on the evening OF the
10th, openly and unblushingly advocated a
dissolution of the Union, and expressed il as
his orinion that the time had arrived when.
slch an event would prove highly beneficial
to the north
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-15

BRIpGr ACROSS THE ST. LAwRENCE.-Thc
Canada Grand Trunk Railroad is to cross the
st. Lawrence, at Montreal, upon magniii-
cent tubular iron bridge, costing some f7,
800, ,0Jn, mile and quarter in length, or,
including the solid cmbankmcnts at the
ends two miles. The bridge will have, in
the centre, an elevation of one hundred feet
above the channel, which is attained by an
easy grade on each side. Twenty-Five mas
svc piers, with spans of 256 feet between
them, support the structure, aud the most
shiIru arrangements are made to protect it
against the ice, which, in the spring, comes
crashing and piling down the river with aw-
ful power
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-15

A correspondent of the Detroit Free
Press says -.
II am glad to learn from friend Of Hon.
Thos. Corwin, that he is not 50 deeply in
,crcsted in the Gardiner plunder as was gen
orally supposed. The $4,000 he received
was for his fees in 81 cases which hc prose-
cutcd before the Mexican claim commission.
His fee in the Gardiner claim was but Sl2,
GOO. one half of which went to Mr.. Richard
Corwin. who was associated with him in the
case Mr. Corwin has expressed his intention
of Volunteering his evidence before the com
mittce of the House of Representatives who
are to enquire into the Gardiner fraud, un-
less he shall be Sunmonl as a Witness
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The Kentucky legislature have passed
hill appropriating $50, 900 towards the cree
ton Of the monument over the grave o
lIrNEy CLAY,
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GA. " 49,

Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
q. GAY wouldiniorm hisfr,ends aud custo
q . mers that he hnsre,noved to his new shopat
the,outli- wesicorneroithep pubcsqunre, where he
vii lcontinuel utacturing ocarriages busgics
and wngOrsin the latest and most approved styles
Being practicn workman, hr ilalters hmseiit thu,
hecnn buidas good work as can be produce nthis
market. IVorkmadeto rdcrand warranted to give
entiresatisfaction. Repairing done on the shortes,
notice.
Cnsh pn id for gen soned lumber. I G GAY
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~ EO. BRISTOL. deaicrs in iUmbcr, lam,
VI skfn.les, cedar posis, doors, sash glass,
mills. SC, wes, end oi the side cut bridge, cppo-
site IIossack's, Ottawa ILL., APRIL.
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TTORSE shocing ,Inne at the shortest notice,
and the best STYLE, n, the old stand oi Il.
Barnard Also epairing audio work oioll kinds
in Notwithstanding line, by good and eXperien.
ecd workmen, will be attended TO at all times
wheucalledior. o29 GEoEGE w. HALL.
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HOES Attorney ana Counsellor al Law
~ ,ni Solicitor in Ch,ncery will give his
Uroinpt attention to a business conhded 10 him ~
th. circuit, supreme, aud Federal courts OF the
state, Office in Sanger & Armour's Block,
south west corner OF the Court House Square,
Ott,wa m June 25.
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Look Here.

wv ANTf,a--a horse IN exchange Tor lumber.
w Aprill. GEo. BRIsToL
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SHEEP EOR SALE!

Three Hnudred Fine IFooisd Sheep for SALE
n,, TO be delivered after shrn,lng The
CtNa-G3 L flock is about seven eglhs ew's.
NY Prce 80 per head for old sheep, 81 so
Gnr lambs They will be contracted to the first
applicnu,. tApril S-im) Bronson MURRAY.
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(NLDVEW 4 COOK, (J. o. Glover--S. C
" C,ok0 inorneys & Co"nseilor' at La",-
Oiawa Office in Rediicks Block. east side OF
the Public SQUARE June. 1851
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esM Mansion House,

r Il. SrJNE. S.iHe Hrnesand Trunk Ma
% . .U.cinrer, and carriage Trimmer; corner
ofC.nai and Columbus streets Ottawa ILL.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06
Asking Directions.

g Can you direct me to the - Hotel ~
inquired gentleman with carpet bag, OF a
hurry Hibernian, standing on the steps Of the
railroad station. .m...
ssFath," was the reply, it's jist that can
do that same. You see you Jist 50 up tn,s
strate till you come to Thaddy oMulligan
shop. Then
''But dom know where Thaddy OMullgans
shop, as you call it, is ,,,,,
40 faith, why didn'6 think of that Well,
then, your honor must kape on till ye get to tho
apple woman's stand on the corner of the brick
church it is, and kape that on the right and go
on till We get to the sign of the big watch, and
mind YOU don't fall down the cellar thereaway,
then you kape on little further till You come
to n big tree, and after that you turn to the
right or the left, but by the bones OF st. Fat
rick, don't know which"
The traveller turned in despair to a long lank
Jonathan, who was standing whiting, close by,
and made the same inquiry of him.
"May be you're going to put up there '''
eyes, l intend to-"
Did You come from far off +"
eyes, from Philadelphia was the impatient
reply /" But can you tell me where"
ssGot any more baggage!" said the imper-
turbable Yankee.
"No, this is ALP said the traveller. convinced
that the only way to get tbs direction was to
| submit to the questioning.
'Goipg to stay long I"
"Couldn't say was the reply, in rather
crusty manner 'tf3ut I'm in hurry, ane
| would like to be directed -"
| &c Wait minute. reckon you're married
| man, amt you J"
"No, / am not. and now won't answer any
| thing more till you have answered T"
| "Well, SQUIRE" said the Yankee coolly, Is Il
| like to oblege you, hut the truth 49, have neVe
been in the city before myself.
| In less than minute, a carpet-bsg with
man attached was seen hurrying away from tina
vicinity He didn't find asking directions OF an.
particular advantage.
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers,

Fson LsfouRcHE-Bv The G. D. Jr.;
Bassas oona,ny le Emile Jude NJ aososhs Mn,tin
family Dopstt and Ms Williams ana daughter
FROM poar HupscS-Bv the GiPsp:
Mr. Wallace Bosm,9 Bare, K.its i, Pssss Ven Mr.
: NJ s.as. s,sa
Fbonpscn n.i'' bitfsrd Attain; 81 Charles
Fnom ST Louls-Bv the c. Bealer;
s. S w sests H. H.. S s. oo seasa
Grand Calf, "A way ps.eOssni 40 On derk
FROM BAYOU Sandy the Laurel Hill
Mr. Ray B.ou Sans NJ Perm Psqa.mse M spsnnin CHI
Hafooa Lablne M bSons Nj BsEnd s. !sn. M
FKoM C1scrsskTt-By the .4rkaasas
NJ mons Ms ;sI!a, NJ csi NJ Lon;
MD NH Y Hickey aa dy M net 1.. ard " say l M
M a IL aSa s 1 h"sa fs
Nv, DzBs Louisville.
pR.M ST.. Lours-By the Grand Turk
y s9Psss ID &C. n h .sd I'd sd Mr.
g. and .~o a@i NJ sm,S e. RSiwg, MIR
Nj a n Il s M NJ How .s 's
den ii sls family. w.
| RKoa LoursyrLLr-Bythe Fanny Buttt:
d s II s ak r. NJ " a 1,' ,
. \. s5 s @ n .ss. ~ ffs I
az r asly ID NJ i H Iii aa y
Ssa,ua .on, NJ. Levy family NJ. Levy AID
1 Fsox sr. Louls-Bg The Mdie Wayne:
NJ y .a a.. s Mr. I'D , u q1sy ~ .ig
nr nn1ss ID .ty Mr D,s. sd,
N. ssss M ~ NJ R:ss sss. 3D.
%5 ps n9 Il. .s ass.s
sraa ,s Tsassk syn. t6ont Goldman Tsansy,
FaoM GKcIrsArr--By the Huron
| Hal a out - passeng-r.-ksp. register
i FReM 0uAcHlrA--By the Carrier!
L4ind, VIM Thompson Cap. John aatsly Cyrus Hospsr, Mr.
4 Va Raas4lier
ERoa pelsr...LA-u Acns-Bp the -qsna.
Mr.. Eorr.r ,,ry.n Mr. hky Mr. Gaanou Ma Joba.On
May aid family, Mn Coz aud fsmiys
Enom ST.. Louis-Bytss Garden City:
sk.s. ., 1 s NstsIss Y Eo.t w.
Yssas kssa.tLsp.. n oIs5l,n # cs;ss
G am fan y, Miss !saehs L Jokeoa
r PRoM sr LouIs--Bg the .4!eck Scott:
& . s m M, ss%ss .n
n 81 -ss ,.r s;as.1
NJ i ~ s J9 .s a. s Mr. Scotsman
BRoa Louss-Bv the oeeana
Henry T ss y, a e, q, III. q s. ss M
NJ, ss g. NJ .,a L9vs
;, DOR Mia diassr.on XII. LAZY,
3 Nj siaSsn Anlau Nae., coops Stains
D X Alvn Humphrey Peaks,
!, EaoM Bayou s4R.-Bv The N.,c Latona:
None p ssA s R5sS as yfa
Ms D.Sia NJ ] NJ nes E. Il.
n pas" Chs. asn leai. SLAMS Ba,s. h5s
M M sri sa IL Mr.
81 x aid i q dsf A son. '''
q FRoM ST Lours-Bg the Bunker HsH No 8. ...
John H.stsd VIZ Nj M0A,ss eharsAn.a SsRs
e, Mr. esekmsn Rev 1ehn Haydee Fa.hsr cssop n
Amanda noi
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A little boy, three years old, the son of Peter
Doyle, of Rookport, Mass, wandered away from
home few days since, and could not be found
by mis- parents, The neighbors assembled and
commenced search, and the child was finally
found in a swamp the next morning. When
asked what he did and what he heard during
liz sanderings. he answered thathe had picked
up some fozberries for mamma, but WAS hun
orV and ate them up; that he saw one Jack-U'-
isntern. that spoke TO him, but didn't come to
Get MIN. Ii said henry Henry aud he said
What, what. He was cold, but there we're nc
good Birds there. for he asked them to come and
nut some leaves on HIM; but they didn't. Then
he said, he thought a rat might come, and hi
kept still, end went to sleep
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WOOD, COAL, LIME, ETC
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 MFRloAN ARTISTS UNION Tue AM

4 MEXICAN ARTISTS uNIeN.- THE AMER
A AeTIsT uNN woqd an s ss TO 1s
eursne taste sbolt rs ccnntrs with
4 Ike q
81 as ss ,. li men
ass ias e 9f, s ps.s a
ssss b;:, s. .s
en I'm ss ssae.s y.
in 81 81 a lafi r Ds's e Ds
'Pssss 'A' En-
ea do n a az EngPavag ars sum-
CIT Ts isa T'liinassss5 I ! isiSiFis'
believing ,h. The ;, Of sh. Fss Ns.ses
Agents. have resolved 10 treat with such
essens as.s BY sending sPs Rss
Ga ,h ~. the Gil. l be psesd Cd. no The
a III C.
LIST OF GIFTS ANA AZ, "a,
100 Marble Of Washington 1890 o
Ss i iss -: 1885,
Sc Elas.n. Old Paintings, splendid gilt frames. -. IAN,
100 s H. a.. Cd aasl p.lrs. 5000
eO' ph gl, fpamps stnso 10 5000
o. q he Washington sOzss ineAss
ss7 tce sssi Plate Engraving. 100
alsisis ' Snoa 81 he
s ssass u - Dwelling, M s .,is:i Nsrssri
~ Building lots. in 100 and lelst ,ttest NssYotk
City. zach s5xiuG feet desr, lc0s ss"eo
ttS sies eorapiny seh II, GOO square ftsi,in
Tie suburb, NuwYok City. srd commanding
a magnificent e the Hudson River aud
Long lalant Sound, Ns souVo
~ .snritv a. ' .......... $50 each 5000
! IN 81 100 each 5000
,SS 50 each sQuo
| aRo each 5000
| s so0o s sssh lo,0Os
t Refsrenes ths Real Rstatt, y. VlsSCHkt
| CO. Real Estate Brokers, NswYork
EE {ps psa With money enclosed 70 b. addressed
j. W. HOLBko0KE sscretar! SOB Broai way, N 4.
M The Engrayngs the Catalogue ready fer deysr
! Cd 6rfA
! rWERE IA YOUR REMEDY,--
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Passengers noa make the trip between Rich
aond and Dauyille in about twelve hours Two y.arf
ago it took ve days and nights travelling all the time
40 to and from Richmond cost Of $50 now the TRIP
San be made in two day the coat OF pl3 inclusive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

A country newspaper that can not tell where
it is printed, is a vexation ne have occasionally
reason to complain Of We can compare 1t to
nothing but Ounce Of child, that don't know
its own name.
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The Washington Star states that the con-
tract for the machinery of the steam fgate Niagara
now in course of construction at the bropkyn NAVY
Yard has been a~ardsd to Messrs Pease s Murphy oi
the sutton Iron Works, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

The Free Democratic State Convention Of New
have nominated Fowler, Of Concord, for
nerly Democrat and law partner OF Pfssaen Pierce a
their candidate for Governor. Hon John p. Hale ad
,,ressad the convention.
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A mail bag, made up at the Louisville Post
office was few dsya from the cars OF the JET
fersonyIle Railroad and robbed OF Its contents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

r. y. G. Judson, alias Ned Buntline, has been
.oresred at Bogdoinilam Ne charged with shooting
colored man named Freeman The wound INFLICTED va
dangerous 5uson declared that he had been attacked
nv mob OF Ifish and that he fired in sefdefense Thu
gouuted mau told different story, but after an e1sm
ton JudsOn acquitted
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St. Johns papers, OF the Il III inst. contain
a,oouats Of the safe landing Bermuda Of the crew !"
she brg Acanthus, of London which was DESTROYED BY
are Sept 20 The officers and crew. ten IN number
and water ANA after beating about witch much rousi
weather for fifteen days picked up by the Falcon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

Mrs. Fannie B. Huuton, Of Alexandria
D, G. was burned death the 25th inst. Her dress
hook fire accidentally
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

On the 18th ult the extensive car house OF
the NewYprk and Harlem Railroad took fire and was en-
SireIy consumed Loss estimated at $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

A boy in Buffalo, day or two since, lost an
eve BY running against the tip of umbrella ssrred
nnder the arm of a gentleman
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Al shooting affair occurred at the Empire
uouae in MemSbs on the 2sth 1t between man named
LYON and Thomas G. Ryan, which resulted in the almost
instant death Of the latter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

The largo Touring mill of Mr.. Joseph Powell,
In St Louis destroyed By Gre on the 24eh uis ho
about $4,000.
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D. FELT & STETSON,
s,.tiors,,. Hall. No. a Chsr,rea str

EAR. j. A. De HART, DEsrIsT,
Al " tendsrshi lseryics.t e shs ladies
emen Of oslsrus and vicinity os,ue SQlfYYYy
psnanentls and having all She lats improve
shFassed by none Those
him th may eis that
Behon Daup phi two doorsfton Holmes. store, -
guaranteed 70 lit respect ot so suo FULL SETS
(Tfppsr lowarl fer from 9tst to Hqfe aPl6tht
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS.

MONDAY MORNING, November q, 1884.
COTTON - The market continued aetive Saturday
and the sales reached fully $500 bales Prices steady
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ......,...o = So Middlng Pair .9ts p
Ordinary. ........7k 3s Fair .n161-
Midding ....... .sls DsX Good Fair .s......-6S-
Good Middling pa 6pass Good and Fair. ....-fS-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Is. CoTreS-hae,. Topleco-hhds.
Stock On hand Sept .266is 2a,7l2
Received since. 1877 4ie 15i0
Yesterday. ....... .TDO-- 1879 se-~ 1T36
d
,#5-5 2247a7 25.44s
Exported to dste...... 1884 9o6s
Saturday .....3oSs 1o16a2 It,. sae3
Stock on hand, not cleared .l25,I95 1886
TOBACCO The ssies embraced about 40 hhds, of
which at 54, and ct $40; 50 at 64 and 20 at 90
and 60 Admitted and Refused st sjgo ronnd.
sUaAR ANb houAseAs.,. There was az active
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Adr~rtise m NJ.
TO MY TELL0W-cITIzENs.
As long as old MissiHsippi
Brings Us good old whisky,
New Orleans will get tspsy
1tBW OEIbuU3 WIZ WVF S"P"Y I--
Be gay. j lily and fr'tty.

=
pkrophecies Of Norradsmus Book IT, Chapter Page 49,
Two years have elapsed siace the visit 20 city OF the
Very Reverend Father Mathew and bis faithful disciples,
In the year Of gracs 1859 these cold water
Mats tbs,a vhortby descendants Of the Seven Sages VI
Greece pns action All the OF their eoquenae
ws as Of teir fansticsm to win back to virtue and
convince us that the Of sprItuous liquids injuri
to our health hs Of which excited their deep
est sympathy) it produced social disorder and hat
in fact W. were become vicious than water
drinkers. -.#
ha- than obtained from the Legislature-I know moi
through what special favora law ordering elections t
decide whether the people you'd continue to use the sale
spritou. liquids Tho p.opls surprised at strsnge
uaprooitions question: replied almost unanimously ths
our climate was for them to abandon their
.Yiyihl habits: that - --M - -
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,HDICE WINES AND Li4UORs.-haAN-
vintage 1885, tsas snc aas &c.
osra DuPuy and
nd qualities as.
ioirs, DuG Shsy oa Pe soll
Eerx ds Sar adsits and
Champagne white Wins cazs 10 ssasssai
ssss, Of all qualities. ... ,.,.5-..
HOLLAND Gro Ram oc seAG1ks
and Ola FYesaad Ers sees eeftss oil
Boisra Biters svesthrz
d WINS wheb - he seldom ssrasHen
Shetsrms q be found FOR cash OF city papsf
sO0 casksH CT TER I'D ALE, in pirti snd snsIis
~ W, C0ELER, Importer and Dealer ~
~ sRANDIEs WINES CoRrIALS and HAVANA CIsARs
county flad and dispatched ~s aanrtnns C
u arclestsksn ths residences Sasa
lily tres ofeharse
"a Name hnieh articles sold mere.
s,ypet oupnsi tho ct s,hSri
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PAINTS.
WINES. LIQUORS.

AZ AZEkAG BkANDlES. - Inc subscribers,
hslnR in tbis city Of the cte.i
sazrRAG BRASDlEs fssp constantly hand u SUPP, Q, as
grades well the oldest ypses such 81 1879
HIS invite tbs attsnon Of he rads "a well "a
val L. Lev EstGH h Co., Agents,
I'd feyseat snst.
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! SASH, DOOR-AND BLIND

1TEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
| q FkcToRY-sAwINe, TURNING AND PLANNING MILL
Mahogany valiant, Oak A Poplar Pine and Cyrtsaa
Lumber On order. Newell BspS.er
Awning s,t aa Asadgs Of sysiy description Alec Laks ard
viii apnh sth. factry eoner snd ST. lohasA
opposite tha New kaains tots tv 'f''As A. s'A 4.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

CHARITY HOSPITAL = The following is the
report this Institution for the seven days ending az
O'Clock on Saturday evening 4th inst:
Discharged ,223 Admitted ............. I'll
Died ............ S. Died Of yellow fever..... ~
R.u. mir .Du0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

CATTLE MARKET.

... SUNDAY EyraSe, November 5, 1854
Arrived since Friday, 40 head Of Western Cattle, 1886
Hogs 1902 Sheep, s8 Mich Cows. and 2eS Calves and
Yeariings good supply Of stock low offers, most OF
which arriyed to-day. We heard Of nossaes to-day It
being Sunday and continue quotations but the
ket Is more in favor of purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06

Nh ADEIRA VINES pipes Tenerife; :
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
FRANCE.

The subscription the national loan had been much
more than taken up. Only 2j000O000 francs were re-
ouirec ard up TO 18th over 900 taken The
interest on bons du tresor is fixed from 10Th at per
cent for those which have from three to five months to
rup A. rer cent for those from six to eleven and per
Corn continues the top qualities had fallen during the
week to fsncs per sack Of l57 kilogrammes In the
market arounA Paris the fall goth TO frames per
hectolitre.
The frs. division of the French army under Gen Can
robert left Marseiles on the 10th for the East.
pamphlet entitled The Rer.ion Of the Map Of Europe
NJ de Villeie former Minister Of Finance under the
Restoration died ct Toulouse the 18Th inst.
The Legislative body bad been occupied in considering
whether NJ de Monalember should be prosecuted for his
recent letter NJ Dupin. NJ Montalembert thereupon
declared that he not Of the publication OF the
letter No decision has been come to-
The Pa.yie denies the statement that the Council Of
Minister rad recently under consideration to suppress all
the public journals with the exception OF official paper
in each town