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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-06-15
FARMS FOR SALE.

A FARM in jackson county, Madison
a township, containing about eighty
three acres, is offered for sale. About
fifteen acres Of it cleared, a log house and a
corn crib, on it; it is wen watered and lays
well for cultivation; it is heavy timbered. 1t
is within % miles of the Gallia Furnace and
~ miles Of Oak Hill, also 215 miles Of the
jackson and Portsmouth railroad, and - from
Centreville. We are told there are three or
four more furnaces going up within 3 or miles
of the place. The land adjoins the farms Of
George Smith, George Johnston and others.
Also Farm in Huntington township, Gallia
county, containing about one hundred acres,
well timbered and watered,. about - acres
cleared, all laying well for cultivation. The
land is about 5 miles from Centreville and 5
from Vinton, adjoining the lands of Isaac
Evans and others, and about miles from the
keystone Furnace Several furnices more go
ing up about miles from this farm. There
are two or three sulpher springs on the land
Enquire Of either Of the undersigned on theil
farm in jackson county.
ROBERT HULL.
JOHN HULL.
March %, Is54.-3m Is 81 a
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g A firm faith is the best divinity;
a good life the best philosophy; clear
conscience is the best law; honesty the
best policy; and temperance the best
pbysic.
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SEE THAT ONE, AND GO FIVE BETTER.
The Spirit of the Times is responsible
for the following:
D., being in the west, and short
of cash, could not tell where to get the
necessary Wilmont Proviso for Inter
nal Improvement, but, finding widow
who had shot one husband dead, and
wounded several others, he concluded to
marry her, in order to get boarding
house.
Shortly after the yellow garlands of
Hymen were faded, D came in
one night, slightly nastggy-as the Choc-
taw poets express it-and found his new
spouse awaiting his arrival. She pitch
ed into D like athousand of brick,
and spread herself like load of ma
nure,' drawing a single barreled pistol
upon D., who instead of travelling, pull
ed out revoluer, and remarked, as gen.
tie as the sigh of an Kolan harp.
Mrs. D., l see that one (hic) and GO
FIVE betterP
Exit Mrs. D., right upper entrance.
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Exit Mrs. D., right upper entrance.

wA Critic, .ungallant enough to tell
the truth, says, that the most awkward
thing in or out of all creation is women
trying to run. They can'tdo it. They
are not a running institution-except
with their tongues. If there are two
arrangements in the world that were
never made for feetness on the pedal,
they are women and ducks.
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HENKING 3. CABOT.
HAVING connected ourselves in the
n general wholesale and retail
GROCERY BUSINESS.

in this place, we beg leave TO inform
the citizens and public in general, that our
stock consists of every article Of GRocERIEs
heretofore sold in this market, as likewise Of
the finer kinds Of Family Groceries.
Having made our purchases from first hands,
and being determined TO keep none but the
very best Of articles. (for details Of which We
refer to our advertisement in another eolumn,)
we Aatter ourselves that we~il be enabled to
hold out such inducements TO purchasers as 20
secure TO ourselves share Of public patronage.
HENKING & CABOT.
July rs. l652--tf
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re- An Irish orange seller offered
his fruit for sale, and warranted them
sweet. How win I find out they are
sweet unless l taste them?' inquired a
purchaser. Sure answered Pat, ii
you'll take dozen, you may eat them,
and if they amt good uns, Pl change
'em.' q
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New Spring Goods,

JUST received at my old stand on
j Court street, in Gallipolis, which |
offer to sell low for CASH or APPROVED
COUNTRY PRODUCE. My stock consists
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware,
Hardware, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Shoes
and Boots, Cotton Yarns and Batting,
which l fiatter myself that / can sell as
low as those that blow so loud about
selling goods from 95 to so per cent. less
than Goods have ever been sold in Gal
lpolis. Dress Lawns from 81 to 90
cents per yard, and other Goods in pro-
portion. Call and see for yourselves.
7a NJ. VANDEN.
April 13, 1854.
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GROCERIES, &c.

GROCERIES, dc. -
TUST received Z - 80 ef
60 hhds N. o. SugarS
so bbls n o. Molasses; ,.--.-.-..f
80 do sugar house Molasses;
80 BAGS Rio Coffee; - i 1ae0
10 bis White Fish; ~ t-.,t So.
Is boxes Tobacco;
25 do Bar Soap; rs51icrt 7,'e
25 do Candles; 80. .,s..
100 bundles Wrapping Paper; Ysa4
50, 900 Havana Cigars; s.-....f..l -.rsf
25 boxes Cheese;
so gross Matches; $50 ,-v
90 doz Wash Boards;
Piow Lines, Trot Lines, Twine, Bed Cords,
hemp and grass Rope, &C., &C; all Of which
we viii sell low wholesale or retail, with
general assortment Of Dry Goods, Boots Shoes,
Hats, Bonnets, &C., &c 3
Mar %, "a. z. DELETOMBE co.
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IHE IN CHIEIIoorHE, 0.-The SciOto
Gazette, thus describes a '.shindy"
which ."eame Off in one Of the principle
streets of the beautiful Ancient Me-
tropolis:
GREAT ExcIrEMENTl-The good order
of our ancient and peaceful city was
thrown into utter confusion this morn
ing by two sable belligerents Of the
feminine gender They met midway
Paint street, and forthwith the rencoun-
Ter began. Hot was the contest for
victory, and the battle for triumph
Now the banner of the tickle goddess
was perched upon the 'yalier dress,
now upon the "blue." Amazonlan
leaps, lofty tumbling, wool-pulling and
face scratching, was the Ethiopian order
of exercises. Nota word was uttered
no fainting; no %saving in"-nothIng
but the din of arms and the conflict Of
determined battle was beard
''StiIl as the breeze, but dreadful as the storm.
AS the multitude gathered around,
the battle ragged hotter and the victory
more uncertain, til at last the strong
arm of the law interposed, and the
'yaller" and the "blue" were trotted ot
to see his Honor the Mayor, who fined
the .combsttants respectively one dollar
and costs, and gave them lodgings a
the County Hotel for three days. Bill
of fare, bread and water. Such is the
cost of war! ~
P. S. "Blue dress" says that ''yallel
dress stole her shoes.
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SundrIes.

Sundrfes.
T,EN bbls. White Lime; ,E
5 do Tar;
S5 bbls prime Molasses;
100 do No. | Salt; ~ @
200 do Extra Family Flour; I
10 do Macketel. Nos. !, 9 q new
5 do prime Goldfish;
I6 bids N. o. Sugar.
so bags prime Coffee;
95-boxes Candles ha a9H1
25 do soap; a g.ilsa
so do No, ] Herringi
go do w. r. CheeseI ~
100 bags Dairy salt;
q5 boxes MR.. Raisins, new;
10 do Layer do do;
s. do prime Valencia, news
500 lbs soft shell almonds;
Just received and for sale at
FORD & DROUlLLARD'S.
Dec. Is, 1858.
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READY MADE CLOTHING
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ES-
TABLISHMENT.
B:VEYSSIE d CO.,
Two doors 5eIo,c Bailey d Maguet's Drug

Trio doors JeIo,O Bailey d Maguefs Drug
Store,
IA Have little the incest, latest and best
quality and styles of Cloths CasSl, s.;
NJ mercs, Vestihgs, 0ver-Coating, dc, IN
the line of Gentlemen's Wearing apparel and
Furnishing Goods now out or that will be out
for this fall and winters use, and when il
comes to style in cut, make and fit Of frOcki
dress. pelto, sack or business Goats, Vests
Pants. Over Goats or Cloaks, we are sure we
can and expect to suit the taste of all who may
favor us with call, or no charge. .s.
Nov. /, Is53-tf
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VoU can buy at S. 7. & R. LANG
LEY'S New Store
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I EAD-2ooo lbs. bar and pig Lead
IL for sale at HEEKIEG & cADor's.
Oct. s. 1853. ~
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MANILA ROPE.

an COILS pure Manila Rope, different sizes,
ZU lust received from manufacturers, and for
sale low at HENKING & CADETS.
Feh % IS54. =. -. - ~ .r.l =
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BAYOU sARAPer New Latona. 10 bales cotton .,s
(. h a .Ss p Bis9s .s iaays
70 do Roman bb sugar Roshs
s & bs &C. f ss % bales cotton i hhd' sugar 'a
ST. M, s.Ss Jackson sos pav Gsdd
Csmmak sqas we4a stendsrgess George connoiiy
oi Brandy 1ass w.a. so M aassss ps
Wash ISn,a, $ $o F an1ds n o.y Hawkins
Gorisgn hides Ew deo BIZ. ndss Fellow. e9
4 Iiss s i'and Cummings Stewart to order
sHREyERoRTPer steamer KImbsl si4 bale. cotton to
aas7 P,}9s Terry Mason
qassy toys csms
T 4 as W5ss s Tas5,
MsSlI, astio,al4 pss,am chr.p Meeee aeo
sf.ss t's . A n.as Y.,n
aNtIesundfti TO order. Total, sas bass cotton
wo @siE Ev r. + steamer ag lS cotton Green
sds Green i sais. e says ROBSON
Asa.5 60 Martin nnd'lh &csi do Henderson, Ty co25
d Sc h shl S'sss o.
FORT sTH-Per steamer Yuba 1876 sts corn $40 bl .o,t
N Greenwood &coa4s eregor Aoway aeo al do wians
f' T. Ssss, Se
BENToNPer Belle AS balea cotton to Wright
G4a .S &.ts .s yd psIsa % s Se
sss ca isaa sl ssss asG es q
Powell Hopkins - Brady German Seoia Robinson eo-$s
Hoe Iees Robson aisnls si4as Sfssn &es aJ
psir e. y, n ooO" ~ pf9heIs SEQ Sugsley
- '>''i = n eAttolit ioFA isso bales cotton
"AL!lAhsPoETPsr steamer Bella Donna: TO
fAyhs beieeq- Gly4 Byrne &eo-6
"rgh 6eols bu hsnan, Carroll acos PIitrhard
VA XXI aa,,s a va. az eo hoafaes Jackson eco
Iauvs NcTaai do M;tsntns " 40 t mus sugar
XII ~ ~ u. y 40 t5feen $50
Payne g. strons hhds .uga "a b nis
SIgsnt Fellows 90 do Iin Rn~d
Total, cotton sugar $40 bbs molaese
ST IOuts-p.r ,r.y 81 Inn;,, soa ~. 49,. n n4 -,
hills lima D,sgars 81 MI ala q h's "a, Daly
pHlsy5s ca s bar E.prett III. n,l I y s eo = ~
gas bnles hemo Wnrpeksn Khb 40 Si h . n
pkg mdse waters Camden aeoseO bs aou Fsp sia
hssi StT mi nar I a. " ~ XXI, aget tks
Ogeby MaeaulaylS6 coils Campbell &elsa pS
pork 32s pkg lard Michel &cosI1
ss 1859 obs pork ~ b" hemp Price *
Lyman Scott &co-lot ofhogs cattle odsr.
ANDEN-Per steamer swamp Fox aOs bales eo,ton
Carroll kco-ls3 Rawiins Dancan ScI45 P,b
iGs Brande Williams hc-g4 sIay YanhooE GOV. a. Ssni
Stewart Aeos Rugslsy al 6cos5 II Pomroy eoiS
Jarey heo63 FeoN, Fowler Perkins, Campbell &e0-Si
Henderson Peal+y Williams Phillips Henderson Terry
aeo-i2 Ho,ral Gayle &coS6 Nelson Gco33 DeSauIe.
4s Donald &ee!2 Oakley HavfinsIs Nugen Aco-ls d.
Bogart Foley Avsyl7 Mcklrpy Bsdfordl5 Jsnss-
" Andsrson AeeaiO II Carer &tos Wright &coT
bIlh Miller 6eos Wright, Williams GcoB SNney aeo4
ID Carroll j I iiAfde &cp9 Cowan Wycbe
Greenwood 4G2 Pprvis GLADDEN.
TO oiheF. Total 1870 hales
WABASH RIVFR-Per ,teap7er Yo,ktnvp ora -
Tychol do do PERKINS T. ,5n5 ~
do yerto-Is0 balsa nav f;rsbam s
inRham-4 bbis sxrs Helm Il Chlrnl ~' ~ : A4sA
A1rhK.pAsePs, ,..n,., rsIja. "a t. ,.. ,.. "a,
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J
GoTToN-The market was quiet and the sales reached
Gully 1000 bales, at Wednesdays prices,
Inferior NEW ostsas Az o ais5ns Fa'r
Giddiins 7sSsS Good Fair. nominal
iood Mddiins !. .sasSx Good and Fine me-. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT ...
saok on hand Sept i 1853 .lo572 '' 20sss
Escevcd since. l23oba7 2os7I
yesterday. 10523-1. 24lI2o COS 2oS76
125leg2 5o,3H
Exported to date. 9lt.615 1859
l.. yesterday 80. $685. 924 Sal 1o-l9 800
stsk on hand not cleared. So. s2e,851 8oes2
T0BAoCo-The slight decline which took place in
tEeghts caused better demand and hear of further
~ So at 10 A. and r at $40 round On Wednes-
day l27 hhds sold, of which 30 at and % (new
crop about one.t third Factory Lugs at 5tt.
SUGAR AND M0LAsSEs-l000 hhds Sugar changed
hands at former Molasses dull and 600 bbls
taken at 35Et for Choice Rehoiled.
FL0UR-Market dull and sales confined to 400 or 500
bbs ST. Louis in lots at 81 but large parcels offered on
the LeYee at Sc 81
GRAIN-0orn Is 10 good demand but the stock is light
aud the sales yesterday confined to 1890 sacks
different lots mostly at Co., 400 sacks St. Louis Oats
sold at 45G7461
HAY--lO0 bales prime Western were taken at 1913 90
4 ton
PRoyIsIoNs-Po Ia dull. We heard of a sale of 80
bills Mess S13 and retail lots at Sl3 25s3 30
bacon sso.dn and 90 casks prime Sides sold Mt 64a
bi{t 1875 terces prime Lard were taken at gaf, fnr
Their advance.
BAGGING-We hear Of sale Of so pieces Kentucky
Tuesday, at IA az cash.
C0FFEE-So0 bags Rio sold, of which 200 at 9s4 q
9H 200 at 10, 200 at 1o1, and 1873 at loae p fb,
WHlsKY-2O0 bbs Raw, from store, sold at the ad-
Yanced rate Of 22t "a gallon.
PREIGHTs-An American ship was taken for Liverpool
at 1850 for Cotton an advance Of Lied.
EXCHANGES-Butl little doing 80 w. $50
sterilng ...................".. 85ah94 a ct. prem
Francs Observation-Disclosures .o5njotl0 u dollar
New York sxty.day Bills .Ial14 y Ct, disc
Sight Checks on New York. .HG01S v ct. Prem
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\ EXPORTS va"
usa bales da bales u hhd tobacco
IvgR gSs lSs hidea md asadts,
cotton 4ies bb pix
Ss o,n ea cask bacon qas colts Tagging scs 1
e sSs as fs. 20 a's @ % b
do wbea N0npaaaol bAo $3.50 corn slo4
s s,s;
Faaba s.1.,
sos tobacco d bag. feathers d leather empty
sebr Gsn WIN tissa7i ts sscon 9s4
a9 ees 70 ksgs lard 70 6b moaa,ea "a pea basspr
- s 4 slS.
fis Wm sso i, & S.
sass Saf sssn, v,,,o, Ma.
stp SS . y &c P ss 'I a
' .aass ' beef casks
III 'D'a moasAe'' 700 aka corn 100 bales hay. " e y
IMPORTS
dIyERPooLe-ship shanghai--Assorted mdss ss.a
sso9sTo,sirship ice to Stafford Geo.
ssa s as,s store. !.
CO.,, Josiah cp,E
esst Az sssgnser @fs eAsk bag nails baqne
as - = y ss's t''
sas DO Robes eak. Dya Locke eas
ss s. s. isr ss siS : see aas q
sahenwae Noon Miller &eo-S4 II
nnds Schmidt Aco3 mdse TURF do rahntl do On
tamsr &eo Dc Ellis &eelOo hdls sheet ir.n Smith
b1s lin plate folgar &co6 at ell Merezor
mie Ltehferd &co-l ca hardware Wolfe oppeq do do
hhds do ftanss &eos4 caks mdse Holand-l12 crst.s
ngd bids enrthenw - Ss1'e'
LiyERPooLshp Kate swanon-4 burs RI iron to Cochran
Hall. '''. ~ NoeHfen o.
LII Ship r sgmner4soo States La Davdson-Io
10 Waterman Bro--4 do sekes 6eol Smith i tinse, 10
Henderson Gainel case do W MCuehe case md op
&col 80 esnks hardware 20 holowhrs tds @
SHARK pay stAghsr case hardware ssery casks do apys
" foliafa-s eks hardware Fogsr &eo4 Gro1 HI
g. y Gee. mdae Perkins hans
bnddeckx dco ~
do Cisson Yesl46 Bos,man-i Do tisr,Sg y ,
Syal4 cnsks % crates eartbenwae Moore ,I
hlthsy lire brick casks ~ eI IRON
order. ." N''- hpH W
BRIDGEPoRTBak Arhar-27o tens RI iron Bovsr William.
M payIa Total q, 200 In specie '-'A=s''sV'o
IiAfhE-shp Lemnel Dyer591
se Vss 9arT stones Book feck4 sheep Duconge.
chfpfF-ship I Rogera--sTss bsri non to order
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pASsENaNRs

Per shp Shanghai 80 in the steerage.
Per sbip r b Suuher-55 in the sts er4go
Per ship Lenuel Dyer-36l in the steerage
Pership II Won Gagern-291 in the stetrags.
Per ship Leontins-28O in the Aeetage.
Per ship f Rogere-s6o in TIL Storage.
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= n . Il o =
ZEE CATTLE. Rough Western. ~.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT. =y--.
Friday Morning, April %, 1854

oFp''h Or 1 Friday Dy'l Morning, April %, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Hudson White, New York, 81. y Hooduh ace
Shfp 7ssnad Batehelier Liverpool, Sl1ney a Lowell
Slip Ndnpare, Dunn, Liye pool, Baxter
Bark Ton1nip Hill, Balincore, v Mseker dc9
Snanh br;a Msnnsla Reuatal Barcelona PUG, Mir
Spanish brig Jossfi, Roses Barcelona, rug. hir zee
Brig ibone. Fountain, Philadelphia, . v itynaan
Schr m Langley, Apaaohicoia, nhteheh
Schr Ma Webbsr, Pensacola, hurley &ee
Schr VIM Mason Stspea Savannah, Wekhan
S, gs,har Rn,r Wane Apsla bieola
B.rgs Tsiaornnh' Murry Mobile, Newion l. Farrely
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E0LACIDPs VARIETIES, Gravier street.

BENEFIT OF MRS KATY WARWICK.
FRIDAY EVENING April 49, performances will commence
With the COMEDY Of MARRIED LIPE-r Coide Mr. Basb Ms
Coddle Mrs. q Howard MY. Lynn, Mr. Lynne; Mrs Lyn1 ms
Stuart Nj, Your hassand NJ II Allen Mr. You gasbapa
M,s goweni M Dove Mr.. Hoaad; srrf Dove, Ms
DANGE BY d Foulkod After which, the Of PER
FECTloE-Lhwtenes Paragon, Mr.. Bs Charles Mr.
Sam W sm,h Ky. 9B!isn M Kate W.rwicki Susan
70 conclude with the Farce Of TO PARENTS AND
GUARDlANS-Swah, Mr.. W. p. Smith; Tourbi len, Mr. J..
Browne, Bob Netles, Mrs C. Howad Wnddieye Holard
Lazy Nettles, Mira Bowen; Mary Swish Mrs Dubois; vgne
Sgmerl
OF hpssIoNBore and Second Tier Parque
Private Boxer, IS. .
~ Doors at o'eock performance commence halips
TnirIhn eefagly
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KaZOo RIVER.

will leave FRIDAY. April IS, o'eIockp.x.
NOR GREENWOOD, MARION, go
TCHULA, YAzoo CITY. sAFARTTA. vIcKs- 49,
BURG and all intermediate iAndnga-Reguiar Yazoa
River and Tehua Packet h fast
ALTON John s. Wallace, will leave
freight passage having fac Apply
apt J. WILSON, II CsroRislet
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..aRKaNS.aS RIVER.

wflleave SATURDAY. ApriI %. AT O'Clock rx.
ESOR LITTLE ROCK, VANBUREE, ss-y
n FORT SMITH, FORT GIBSON ali
mediate andngsThs light drspxht md swift running
passenger LUCY ROBINSON, SOL Mahern,
will freight good
tom, apply on board.
SMITH FIMIsTEs. Canal street.
- Passengers fer HOT SPRINGS ARR, please
2 Apat
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HICRSBURG.

VIII leave SATURDAY, April 49, at S O'Clock p NJ
ESOR VICKSB URIC, WARRENToN, ssg a.
ID NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD llisst itssss&
NEY, NATCNEZ, FORT ADA.iS, BAYOU SARA.
BATON RoUGEReauar Saturday Weekly
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-Ths new, niagnaeent
packet SOUTHERN BELLE
ieave above. freight
10 y sMiTd FIlifSTER, t6 Canal street
The Southern Belle viii lake Ya1oo privilege
ofrssbpping.
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A RRIvAL OF MADAME ADoLPHE !.

a RRIVAL OF MADAME AD0LPHE =
IA The original unsurpassed justly celebrated Madame
ADoLPE the universally acknowledged sympathetic
won sHi the distinguished lady who through
yeus reysaens Of the past the the
dons the niue intense excitement England
the principal cities the United States that Queen Victoria
r with acoht Breach and Daniel Webster with Jeweed
Camp aud Magazine Streets about the
uture if they
lady husband they viii GET business Of description Mys
ferrous and almost impossible her appears
commended BY highly respectable and
acknowledged and skill
bity OF deception or hnPoang others practice
E5 Consultation 81 aecording they
go or whist tune they occupy ianll If
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ARRIVED.

Steamship America Nelson from Apachieoa 10 "oed Lows
Ship idio.a1 Fame qs days 10 yn.0nsd dist
Ship II Body Snow Io Cardiff "A9', I'd MARCH, to Baxter
Bronaen sp Rsimsr s days from BFomen in ballast
ship Duz sS days from bemen III ballast to Mey
81, R"ser. Maven frem Cardiff omaserPont
sGp bradley yn from Liverpool lat March, 10 astersd
Ship 1mua Dyer Rodwad Hayre March ath a'slst
shiP Shanghai Gray Liverpool 10th Fob to whitney eco
Shin Kate swsnn Morse Port Talbot Wales, FEB
Maeksr AGO. An district ,,,,,, :. ~ -RL,.,,n.
Ship summer from Liverpool lat March, to Whitney
Br bark s Prince Wales, Brown Br. Eng sh 10 mas
BsE Arthur speaIs Bridgeport to Bosart Williams aeo-4h
s,h MARY EDDY Hncoy days from chareaOh 4 Harrison
a 6 conssaats La dsysfom Te eaulerden-
Steam boats.
ReJIa Donna, Morrison, from Villa aHphff
~ G Hsys, Gibbs from White Rive
p f. Kmbal, Broadwell, fro HsisSf st.
Frank Lyon, Estes, from Pm I'm =
yorktown No Willis mson, 9H "a "A ~ RIVER
John Rsnaf WEED weed. Sliard, iron
Frances Jones FISHER from % SsEou.
81 Loui., I Bo"; a,,i tffn f s. III II ss
sydona Dick y iron from e slp a.
Southern Bells. White e. .l1as srg ,.r, ana ~ ...
oUbst Dsso Whann from I'M ama Sa nm s M
Kats swsn1 Ro oa nom The Pa ght-brOught
bark thur s'hs Mary Ky Ky F. - sgss dawn nnd sea
Ocean, ba Star sad Esi Dr-brough up
ssips sumner and shengna, F5s.tved down and to
Owboat Hercules Pnnsga st "a MP ssips i
Bloody and Mida sss from III FL stwed down
sss aa shsPs Unios and lo'as @ aaa psn'
brought up ships Josiah hiosas VS. ~ .sswed down and
Trboat kng'sdd fh sS s L oeana-broagh up
s X ,sA H IN and Thos Rosera
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fC0NSIGNEES.
CHARLESToN-Ror sehr Mary Edd,-Wll, A. Kawjin.Farro,
Bee &co-D COmmon-order - ' WINS ~ isa"iin'--fs hn,h
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY
Thursday Evening, April 2T, 1854
The arrivals were unimportant to-day, We have to
report no change in the market and continue our last
quotations @a=
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aeATENT ACTION ANO-xsEssa.
F0RTES.-The subscriber
eeetstoek Of siI and Octave SQUARE ANDf G WI
BoUpOIR PIANO FoRTES from the celebrated II u
mandatory GILBERT tal OF which
arer At TIE Jewelry and Fancy Store oGUINNEsS HILL
Camp street. ELIJAH DUNBAR,
tS- Piano Tuned. rqs "
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mi EW SUN MER CLOTHING.-
~ PIERs0N. HARRISON s& co.,
Formerly Sherman Il PerHon)
Corner Canal and Magazine Streets
Are receiving entire Stock latest
Spring and Summer every York
New style Cashmerette md Zephyr Cloth Froeks;
New style Light Cashmere Windsors;
Black ALPACA BembAEne and Italian Cloth Wudsors:
White cofored Duck Goats and Vests
Elegant figured Ma settles Vests;
Fancy White Linen Meno Pants;
Summer Tweed and New Style Cashmere Pants.
Also, splendid Silk Bast Craya.s
Coored Hsltose, Lsle Thread and Sk Aeno
Silk Under shirts and Furnishing
Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts OF ali qualities few Excelsior
Mode Collars tnew syle) teceved.
Call and examine prepared offer goods
pricee. PiERSOS, HARRISON q co
ap22 eod2Ot 4tW Magazine Canal.
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EyASHIONABLE DANCING AGA

7.
Il Mr.. P.CLsSEY respectfully informs the and ~
Gentlemen Of New Orleans his DANCING ACADEMY isa
No. 81 Bourbon between
Canal Streets where be will all the MOST FASHIONABLE
DANCES.
DAYS ron cnnpRKaMondays Wednesdays and Fridays
~ Private Ladies' Gentlemen every day. from
A. p. ~ w.
Class fort Gentleman from to- O'Clock
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ty Those iufaibe the RUPTURE In all its
forms ny increasing popularity prorair
their friends with heartfelt II enthusiastically
ufed, By the OF
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEnYntm
The Medical Faculty Of this cnany sell throughout England
md Frances hare universally their appreciation
i've Truss while they it the nny
accordance with the principles eject 10 ii
ie IN hoiiou from 81 2thets, light ei4st
closes capt te the herua and
rupture nndennv exercise But here LEI
lsne the construction Of the that
cure they uua took equally to its sppean BY
familiar i the the body the
truss 50 that got will e1lt frem is Dr. Hresce
grated Engsh Hernia ABBY
10 mech aaical
IF The RUPTURE REMEDY which ia
absoptou facilitating the cure
,bom predispoaitiun
This of the this popular Remedy
who has devoted the study
dpnr .nables him. examination. right
NE md shape promote speedy aud radiaa cure -
II Particular attention given Slptnrad GhiHtx "a.
PLANTERS and others their SLAyS CURED, without
NESS. - -
~ Psrsons the Patent Curative TRUSS RUPTURE
REMEDY. and to avoid worthless mutations particular
nembs the aad observe the nnbr store inquire
Tor and have perEonai interview with
DIR. SHERMAN.
fb4s lysp 20 st. Charles Street.