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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-07


EA RICHMOND aTHEN-EUM.-Mi,, E. N. VIM,
The T FanAy EyESSG the tsHSiS' e Sso 1:
pl ay% %or Muse .'SIo md " ns HhsIen%
March7-td
r-asTo TIE CITIZENS OF HICHMoND.-Ts
w. Clerk g" Richmond Hastings C, IN, rlct BY
hea m to resign his Office present myself Oefo!u
during .icsnes OF my brohet been ii.
Je1t to discharge nil The dulles should be Your saue
elect me wal perform al! the duties OF Clerk pronJrs"
al" M. .;sI9y: ROBERT HOWARD
sbt;MUVIAN GUANo-mEaIcAN GUAN0, DE
Mare!.7 .'..,- s $. NeoRuDEns SONS
4 1FFIcE VIMGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
mees d the bad TsA ' 81 tho Virginia c.nr,
Ra Road compny on the i'h day March, 1854 following:
Resolved rSa, Of the stockholders be
IA Inc cry OF Richmond on Thursday the 9th of April next 10:
A COPY from The minutes.
NEGRO WOSIAN FOG HIRE.
w S1Ta ns for !1 9aans Of the middle ';
M.rch : ToLER & COOK
S5sua 91 s. r 5S TH = SS
e; s 3s G The i"mO, abb. .I
ehed enlarge mi In The rou1
Oel~.en Richmond aud baltimore, once weekly
mont by MONDAY ofeach week
connection VIII; the different BALTIMORE The oow;
| nCrnng. direction
@ yoSG etSI Sa N;
mons! fredericksburg and ro'c!n,c Rail Road Company
Far. h, s direction 81 fp.wa,d CABIN pa,sens;" h '
Fare for first class between Baltimore Ps!ep
BY The Newcastle and fcach:osn line $3.50 Fer second class G
this agreeable line, s65G only pe.,e and s5m'
second . ditto including meals o the latter on board o. '
For further ps,Gaa!s or through css spPy a. Tho o;
Office r APR n CO.. Richmond, Msrch7 1851
'ANoALL WHOM IT MISREPRESENTATION oncs;
That the 2ls, day OF April 1861, VIM G. THOMPSON
Court ." said iouH'y sasrn Of Ellen c. May c. julia 20
S of My he T. uase q S csS H
louisa couny vrgla order Joseph Campbell eI:;u;.'
liver me- my agent ali personal propsy md nOa
in ie the said Campbell belonging aid a..
10 Of he Code of Virginia touching the said wards ssd ;'t
taie. WIN @. THOMPSON
THOROUGH BRED GELDING.
E'oh ,,e 9Ercs thorough bred Gedi1g five year, a
T the Ia Way b sH NE r., ID on hands
WIN coat as fine as sa;, fan walk I've miles 5o
for quick movement IN sort Of carross Price szD0H
mouths time, 10 carry interest
Bruce wa, goth Col r coOas fine race ho,e L.neyss
dam Primrose by imported Trustee his grand dam Lady
dam BY HdG an? cam s ny asm Dana
dus grand dam Sally Painter, BY imported Sterling =
6sn Of fine mare England BY cro, Old Parties
Sals NIsi9,oS o @ caXpBE Of
ENSE IVORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLER,n:;n.
We receiving large assortment; Of the above eonRI
Fine Ivory Handle Knives 81 and 50 pieces oI! ns
C4rvers and S.ocs Rodgers knife sharpene, Cheese 'l
Champagne Openers Cork Screws Bread kniVes-~ih '5
Maseb Cooks Knives and f BTnRLEY co., 81
- Russia Sheet Iron -Nr sa'soS T." !" CRY s5e.:
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I,Ec,sI,.rURE or vIRGlNIA.
Yu,pAy EVENING. MAScA s. 1904.
x1NATE.
BiLLE PAseED.
D.,,oh

PASSED
Horse hill Incorpnrang the Brush Mounlulh n mug ,
anniauriup Company. TINS bill was sfnnsht r"'a ,.'
,."s. tu AZ STArLrs uId, motion Of Mr. STUART
passed. pJde yalo Iron Company. -
e,nnnht frnn ,,,. House by MIR. Lose
Hnnsn hi iocn,nora,irg company to Improve Inc nav
tin r ,ha Ino Fork OF Sandy River. Brought from the
House by Mr.. DusS -, ,I.r,,drI, Imn,ovamen,
company. IBroueh from the House by MIR. STuAsT NOD
asao frnm The House by MIR ToMlN that they had
,osd iii an amcndment SENATE bill giving the consen
Is ,ha aiInr of The State Of Virginia 10 The purchase
VI .ne M ned States for the Washington Aqueduct
80, ;m,,st;ctiou the same. The amendment
was CONQUERED In by the Senate. -
% non Of r TmoMAs ordered that he carry tc
The o"ss =" delegates all The bills now passed and now un
h, ,m,hnrsjrr an additional appropriation for the con
,,o o If Ihc ria Ridge Rail Road taken up, and
Ihe nes,ion heinz on the Indefinite postponemeni, the Dill
u ~" Laid m rho iuble on motion OF Mr. JOHNSON.
iimrsc Hill nuihorsng the County Cour, Of HALIFAX 10
, ,o hdges across Dan liver laid on the table on
motion of MIR. LoGAS. . ,,, ,. do,,.d
for hin incorporating the Cheat River Navigation Com
pany. ,,,,; ,, = q; 70 of tho
Serreta,v nj the was taken up, on molon
If M p,pxrn, and ordered 10 be engrossed.
The Senate adjourned
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fIs-D RICHMOND aTIIEN!EUM.-Miss f. ~ WIFI
1910 Will Political he o
the Ahennum FRIDAY EVENING the 10Th Inst. oeo:s
Pre-" OF % cts Tickets TO De had at the BOOKSTORE
n laylor'- Music and =; the AtheE@
Doo,s oren at ! r. NJ; Lecture 20 begin al7H Pm.
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communication from the House by their clerk that the
had passed number Of Senate and House billsthat the
had also passed, with amendments act aulhorsng I'll
payment of the expenses of the joint committee for inspect
ing the books and proceedings the Bank Of the Old Do
mlnon appointed by resolution Of January 1854 The Sen
ate agreed 10 said amendmenls
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lbE:KUVIAN GUhSO-MEIICAN GUANO, DE
BuKGs Super Pnotpha;e OF Lime for sa!e.
March s, McGRCDER'S SONS
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PiNEY POINT LINE 30 E1T-TI n

Z.
NAE would hire for The balance year middle aged
w Wonlnu character quai ion, who has 1ecn
toned 10 nur:ns and 10 housc work generally
March TDLER & COOK.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-30

HA French musician, by means
Of different sounds, makes dish of
dried sands perform oil sorts Of antics.
BY . difference in the movement, he
gets up mathematical figures, with
such exactness, that he supposes the
day will yet come, when the most
difficult problems in Euclid, will be
solved with a violin and yard Of
horse hair. Progressive age this -
Fiddling through fuxions! Think Of
that once. What an improvement
on slatea patience and rattan! IF the
next censaary don't enjoy ITSELF it will
be it, own fault, that's all.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-30

Mr.. Thomas u. Jones, the eminent
young sculptor, in New York, has
published his allegorical group Of the
Washington Monument, for the stone
to be sent by the welsh inhabitants Of
New York. The block will be larger
than any other yet contributed-seven
feet long Eve high and the engraving
nine inches deep.
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MORE PosrHumous BENEvoLENcE

MORE PosrHuMoUs BENEvoLENcE.
BY the will of the late James p.
Vanhorn, Of New York city, he has
left $4,000 to the New York Orphan
Asylum, $4,000 to the New York
Protestant Episcopal Bible and Prayer
Book Society, $4,000 to the New
York Protestant Episcopal Missions.
and the residue Of his estate, estimated
at $3.50, 900, to the American Bible
Society, - 5f ..s
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The Bantam 0uHthe Shnupl

The Bantam andthe Shanghois.
The Milford Ledger says he was
lately on a visit to an old lady friend
Of his. On going into her poultry
yard he missed an old pet, a famous
plucky little Bantam. At length he
says he he heard a muffled crow, and
hunting about, found the poor little
fellow under basket.
why. what's that for ?" he asked
Going to kill him to morrow was
the reply.
Horror-stricken, he expostulated
against the fate Of his Lilliputian net.
Nonsense, y squalled the old lady,
NOW do you imagine I'm going to
give So and 81 a piece for S6anreias.
and have that little devil to spoil tho
breed - %e 5rrv
= The next time Banks saw bauty it
was in . pot-pie.. saia
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Com mwnj Gated

Com mwNj Gated.
Mr.. Editor VIII you allow ma
. space IN your Independent Journal,
to express my views, and those Of !
number Of your readers and fellow.
citizens, with regard to a great injus-
tice done them, by our City Council,
in the lighting Of the lamps. ! know
sir, that you are always willing to let
any injured party tobe heard through
the columns Of your valuable paper,
whether II meets with your views or
not. The subject Of my cornmunica-
ton, | have before expected TO have
seen in print ; but not from the pen
Of your neighbor ON Lafayette and
Church streets, nor that Of your own,
for you are in the same category with
them, and some Of the members 0.
the Board, THAT is in having them
placed before your door.) But, at the
same time would ask Of you TO do
me a favor, as you are daily giving
more light to the world, l should like
for you to give us little light on the
subject Of taxing the whole Corpora
ton for the lighting Of the lamps, that
are now placed in some ''fcw' streets
Of the great town Of "Red Stick as
you call it. have no doubt that you
have often thought the lighting Of
some Of our principal streets, was a
good thing Tor some, especially for
those who frequently 60 home with
what you might terma ''brick in their
hat :" But sir, | have no doubt, that
our City Council, have never consid-
cred for one moment the injustice they
do to large portion Of their cons;i-
.aents, by leaving such unjust meas
ures " exist, as have before men,
toned. There is but a /e,o streets
that have these lights, and still the
whole corporation is taxed for the
purchasing and lighting OF them. I
Tor one, Mr.. Editor, thought the pur-
was sufficient, especially when
50 few are benefited. | am not dis
posed to grumbIe about anything to
improve the town, but at tho same
lime, l should like justice to be done.
think sir whatever streets the lights
are placed on, should dciray the ex-
pense oflighting, although if this was
.he case, | for one would have as mucl,
AK to pay, as under the present sys-
5em, but | think the present SO unjust,
5 the reason why | make these re-
marks and suggestions. Ibelieve you
'ir TO be a just man, and know that
1ou think it is wrong, although yon
ay nothing on the subject. / hope
ur. Editor, that the subject Of these
CIV lines will find its way into the
columns your interesting and val1-
Ible sheet, and the evils complained
i, remedied, il not in the manner that
suggest, by ono that will look
title more like justice.
ly publishing the foregoing you
viii confer particular favor To sub
criber, and number Of your readers
and will also ever be remembered
y those who walk home in the dark.
'ou will hear from me again ON this
Interesting subject.
Yours truly,
"GRlMSHAW."
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Or Soro Lopez No. =, /. @. @. F.--A
regular meeting Of this Lodge will be held
this evening At o'clock. Hall opposite
H. T. Waddill's Drug Store.

H-From Tuesday evenings Plea.
yunc, We learn, that the ballot box
in the Seventh Precinct was seized
and broken to pieces. about 2 o'clock
that morning, and the votes scattered
in the street. This was done in con-
sequence Of the belief which was gen
orally entertained, that gross frauds
were perpetrated in that precinct.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-30

Nor ArEw have admired "Par-
thenia's" definition Of Love. to lingo
mar :"
what Love e, q thoa woudss b. taught,
Thy heart must teach alone
Two souis With but . single thought,
Two hearts that beat % one.
Some profane cynic, having no fear
Of cupid before his eyes, has furnished
the following villauous parody:
Love h . night mare with one foot: ~
Two children with one bun; e5f
Two turnips With single root
Two cabbage heads - one
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-30

Mr.. AUoUsrE BELxoNr.--We
hear that this gentleman. U s.. Charge
at the Hague, gave grand and very
magnificent ball on the night Of the
22d Of February. in honor Of the
birthday Of Washington, which was
attended BY the Queen, the court, the
diplomats, &c. !.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-30
The Press Union.

An adjourn meeting Of the mem.
bers Of the Louisiana Press Union is
to be held in the State House on the
LIST Monday in May next. 1t is to
be hoped that the attendance Of the
members will be general, as matters
Of Importance to tho fraternity and
, upon which much difference Of opinion
prevails, will be brought before the
meeting. Those who do not feel suf-
ficient interest in the Union, to attend
its meetings, should not complain if
the action Of the Union is not such as
they might desire.
None are SO apt to find fault as
those who take no interest in the gen.
eral welfare, we trust therefore that
such grumdlers may not have cause
to complain that tho attendance was
slim, or that "but six members were
present as that number of names were
mentioned in connection with the last
meeting. Visa. Wis.
AN ARMY OFFICER REsrcNED,-
Brevet Capt. Hampton L. Shields, Of
the Bird Artillery U. S. A., has re-
signed. His resignation the Wash
ington Star says, took effect on the
18th inst.
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lights, ana LlDerality.

+
Alongside Of this closely filled col.
umn Of types. may be found . com.
munication on the subject Of light
rather than otherwise funny" This
il designed as an Offset to it, and i.
most respectfully dedicated to Mr.
"Grinshaw'' and others, whose high
sense Of justice and propriety, VIC
have neither the timo or inclination,
to call in question.
There 10 no more interesting SUBJ
ject than the subject Of light; and
on this important element we must
confess, "Grimshaw" has produced a
very brilliant article. But, friend
Grimshaw, let us inform you at once
in oil candor and sincerity, that SO
counter does your notions run to
ours, that were it not for your "apprc-
ciative' which runs Il believe you to
be u just mani know you think it
wrong &C." your valuable epistlc
would have gone down in box Of
sentimental Poetry and tales, under
the table, and would never have been
promulgated to the world, as it now is.
And here in parcnthasis let US say,
to young and aspiring writer's, who
wish to go down 10 the very last ex-
tremity Of the latest posterity. through
this immortal sheet; always season
your communications with morsal or
80 Of aattery for the editor. it is most
certain to enlist his sympathy
In reference to the subject Of your
communication, 'Grimshaw. the mat.
ter Of light; you are wrong; not in
part only, but in whole. We have
lived here in Red Stick, ever since it
has bcen a placc-hsvo watched it
grow into the dimensions Of city,
with parental fondness; and now that
it is legitimately entitled to be called
such-as we'll on account Of IL three
dialy papers, as its street lights, we
should much dislik to see it robbed Of
its well earned reputation.
Would you stop the supply Of oil sir,
merely on account Of the cost thereof
to the city treasury? Or would you
have the lights in the principal thor !
oughfares put out, because the over.
treasury is not able to have
them placed in the suburb Grasse, and
suburb Catfish Ifyou would sir, you
lrc,to say the least oft, beggarly parsi.
and penurious, and should
move at once out Of the borders Of
civilization.
1fyou will wait time with patience,
5rimshaw, tho hour will come when
he youthful city will spread out its
ife blood, and take in all its many
and unite them in the bonds
# brotherhood and love. You know
cry well, Grimshsw, that we can't
light the whole mile square city. at
ne time, and therefore you should
lot make noise about what has been
lone.
What has been done is we'll done,
nd We must confess that it is the only
ubstantial benefit to the people at
lrge, that has ever animated from the
ouncel excepting the cutters clean
My excepted.)
We throw ourselves into the field as
ae champion Of those gentlemen at t
hose instance the lights were set US {
nd We count it as no argument at all, s
say that because they could not be :
ut at out-of-the-way corners-where !
lere are no necessity for them, that =
lere should not be any at all. Real. 4
7, Grimshaw. we do not saw this be.
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Mem A0pertisemeufs.

For Rent. @ ID
THAT beautiful large. and commodious
1 two story brick houss on, church
street 20 well suited for . business stand,
opposite Col. A Matta's store 1os partic-
ulars apply THOS. PRENDERGAST,
mar 30 If AT for JoHN Toy.
Gazette Copy. gM
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IN the street. This was done in con
sequence Of the belief which was gen
orally entertained, that gross fraud
were perpetratcd in that precinct.
| ~A rumor prevailed in towr
yesterday morning, that the splendid
steamer Eclipse on her passage up
struck snag and sank. Where, and
when, there is no rumor.
--->>o>e-------
Found HuNo.-A German who
had been employed by NJ. Leblanc,
esq, Of this Parish, to cut wood and
rho worked alone in the woods--was
N last Saturday found in his camp,
hanging by the neck, he had been
dead several days
The rope by which ho was hanging,
had cut about two inches. into the
joist to which he was tied, as if some
heavy weight had been attached to
it, Vis.a- VS.. saaa
~ KARNEs CouNrY Texas This
new county was organized on the Sth
inst, under the following officers:
N. J. Pleasant, Chief Justice; Ben
jamin Moore. County Clerk; Col.
Newell, District Clerk /; G. S. Bout.
well, Sheriff; James NJ. Sullivan,
Lewis Clemmons, George W. Rhymes,
T. Garfield, County Commissioners
John Tennyson. Assessor and Collec-
tor: w. G. Horrell, Coroner.
The county site is permanently To-
Gated ut Helena. Said town stands on
the old Mexican track leading from
Goliad to San Antonio, six miles above
the mouth Of the Ecleto, and two miles
below the mouth Of the Cibelo, and
one mile from the San Antonio river,
and is quite thriving village at pre-
sent. There are several stores and
groceries, aud about dozen families,
one physician, and not single knight
Of the green bag.--Picayune.
A New Duel IN EAonYo.-Mr.
Gaillardet in his last letter to the
French Courier, Of New York, writes
that journal Of Caen has foolishly
published communication from one
Of the sons Of the MARQUIS de Turcot
the French Minister at Madrid, in
which he 1.-THE sony announces bis de-
termination to go to Madrid and de-
mand Of the younger Soule PREPARATION
for the wound received by the Marquis
in the meeting with Mr.. soule, tho
elder.
The PosrrloN OF AUSTRIA Union
s0ith England and Fyauce.-Ac-
cording to Lord Clarendon, he recen-
fly received an authoritative telegraph
ic message from Vienna to the effect
that Austria was hurrying $4,000
additional troops towards the Servian
frontier. It is further stated that a
dispatch was recently received by the
French Cabinet, declaring the adhes-
ion Of the Emperor Francis Joseph,
to the alliance between France and
England. In addition to the 25 900
men ordered 10 the Servian frontier.
be had ordered u corpse of equal
strength to the Banat, to be ready for
more active service. With Austria,
mt Turkish or neutral, the resistance
# the Gar might be considerably
prolonged. Austria, leagued with the
West must rapidly decide the con-
est, and compel the Gar to sue
promptly for peace. Should Austria,
n common, with her allies, regard
he passage Of the Dunube, or the
occupation Of tho Turkish
as q declaration of war,
russia must succumb.
E4A French musician, by means
{ different sounds. makes a dish If !
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-30

@A rumor prevailed in town
yesterday morning, that the splendid
steamer Eclipse on her passage up
struck snag and sank. Where, and
when, there il no rumor.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-30

e. We are authorized to announce JAMES
BROWN ESQ.,, ~ candidate for the oAlcs OF
Zbscn Constable. Election IL April next.
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AMMO

'e1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
BIN. EDfToR.-P1esse announce JOHN 4.
DUfRoCQ, ~ candinats les se-sleetjon 70 the
sface Of Mayor Of the city Of Eaton Reage.
A HIS 1RIENDe.
lndcpemdemt Ticket for Selcctrnan.
1IaS1 WARD, 40 DBcosn vAan
EDwAsD lisiAsP. sal sFinsar T0ar ir.os.
T. J. HUNTINGTON. Hgom WApDalI
Ell BnoOK1.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-26

the Carrollton Railroad, was read and ordered
to be printed.
Il resolution was adopted authorizing the Snr-
yeyor to take the necessary steps for the open
ing of Esplanade street.
A resolution, requiring the COMMITTEES on Fire
to attend all fires and exercise general super
vision over the actions of the fremen, was
adopted, and sent to the Upper Board for cpn-
currence
A resolution from the Board Of Aldermen ex-
tending the paved limits, was concurrea IN.
Mr.. Wilt introduced d resolution authorizing
the Controller to warrant on the Treasurer for
the ment Of all bills during the recess Of the
Connect for matters now under contract, all pay
rolls, ETC., ETC., that may be approved by the
Finance Committee. Adopted.
A resolution passed by the Board of Aldermen
concentrating $500 to repair the rooms Of the
different District Courts.
The Reporters adjourned at late hour and
left the majority Of the Board taking drink.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-26

CAUGHT TARrAR.--During the trial of a
case, at Albany, last week, an Irish woman was
brought upon the witness-stand, and questioned
by the counsel for the defence, if the young wo-
man might not have had half dozen young
men come to see her and she (the witness) not
know it. The witness replied that she did not
know; she did not make it her business to look
after the young men; and she would ask if he
(the counseD made it his business to look after
young women ssThat'll do" replied the coun-
sci, and that vein of examination was pursued
no further
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-26

WHIMSICAL. INTERRUPTION When DIR. Bradon
was Rector of Ethan, in Kent, the text he one
day took to preach from, was, ".Who art thou?"
After reading the text, he made las was his
custom) pause, for the congregation to reflect
upon the words, when gentleman in military
dress was marching very sedately up the mid
die aisle Of the church, supposing it to be a
question addressed to him, to the surprise of all
present, replied, 81 am, sir, an officer Of the
18th Foot, on a recruiting party here; and hav-
ing brought my wife and family with me, / wish
to be acquainted with the neighboring clergy
and gentry"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-26

NEW YoRK-sesmshp Crescent C11e hes cotton, 100 sacks
corn, $50 do rotfea, 81 pkgs mdse.
LvERPoo-shp aascon1ms-ss baies cotton tobacco
d. stave,.
LIvERPooL-shp Bsacel7s bales cOpn $50 hhds tobacco
$500
yIGo-Ship Monmouth-ss8 hhds tobacco 500 saves.
LIVERPOOL-Shp Gen Washugton-5ts bds cotsn ss5 hhd
tobsceo, II, $40 slaves.
NEW YORKShp Atsntc-64 hhds tobacco
cuttiag d bs do tobacco
1887 sacks wheat, s5s de corn, 10 pkga mdse.
SAyANNAH-Brg Louisa bids S6s bbs moassts,
rs do whisky, 66e sacks oats, si5 coils rope.
PENsACoLASch flour, casks bacon
400 tacks corn, 50 do oats, 10 do coffee.
PAINBEUFF-Bark Jane Williams 100; 1890
MoBLEschr Dolphn59 bb whisky 500 asks DOS do
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The best asewing machine in the world is
one about seventeen years oil, that wears gai-
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RIVER STEAMERS.
VICKSBURG.

VIII leave every SATURDAY. al O'clock p N.
ESOR MILLIKEN'S BEND, VIcKs- H.y ~
III BURG, WARpEFToN. NEW CtETfIsGgs I.f9NB&&EttzSSa
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, NATEHEZ, FL ADAMS llkz&tzAtFA
sAYoU SARA aad sATt,s ROUGE g.ggT satafdsy Wsek.y
BslsThs and ssih running passenger PACKET
steamer b. W McRAg T. r. Smith, natter viii leave above For
freight Fasage apply boad. q Cannl eset er 10
SMITH Il MINISTER IL canal street
~ The n. W. Meas will the husness the
Franz lien aad win ake freight for al penis ths Yszo
stIadsr and win take freight and
poieon airea Lardnr, Cuma rseevie and the Bends, With
the privilege Of rssdppng,
az passsngers viii be landed at poiat the Gosht
II clerk will DO the Levee Wednesday morning. foot OF
Canal street. to rseeiy freIa jy1l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-26

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other day. The raison, the raison is it 7"
said Pat, fits bekase thre's hole tother
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