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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
BY Ttiegraph,

BOSTON-A-r Sept- !. stesu-hip Egrop. Liverpool With
- Pssssd yesterday morning ~ miles ". Of ape
SABLE. tie steamship Aurnes, fSn Bstoa tor Liverpool
AlsO, bsEt Elk, from PhilAtsP Phla
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

Russell w. WgsTcorr Auetianeer
CTOCK FANCY GOODS at AUCTION r
~ W. WESTCoTT viii sell on TUESDAY nart At ios
oeioet the stock Of Fancy Good. Store No $50 Bee
soosstrg Of srse variety Of Pernmsry Brushes Conbs
French Bsskets Stationery, Toys, sc. No pos,poaemen
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
Copartnrrship Noiitts.

DTSSOI UTION Of COPARTNERSHIP. Il
IL n, srr, II DECOgPEr c.. ths dsy d. lv,a !,
- -. T. Df'OPPRrF
2 DtCQPPET'
New York SEPT l. 1854 z AAhiE
cOPaRTNFRSHIP Ths underslgut1 have ms isy i,--si
C,.-r,,.li, a. der tie frm o. DC OPftI 4 g. rth.
r,srs-cia Of s,usral stock aad Esshs e aulssoa
0s'"" EDWARD WESTON
New York Ssft l. 1854 pECoPPEr
NOTICE ofCOPARr RrNERSHIP.-M PETER
\MARIE her .pfcre of tn firm Of DecoIPei 4 Co hs
=. ~ ,orn,a . corsuner.tip vfh Nj RuD1LPH
Nm ifor nssv years With The bans z herss As~.
l. Won Boansr a CO ind co, hfn oi NAhth AANL
40 =, = Nglnnsf Ttef attention VIII - orVrrt O. ,ts
and s on con mission Of Boads aud fore "a
tyeb.rse and 10 The uegofislioE 81 b1slnc~s faPer
New .icfk. Scrt iNl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
Markets Carefully REPORTED FOR THs TRIBUNE.

FRIDAY, Sepi. l,
AsHEs-The market Is quite firm for both kinds and s
uuiet; sales bbs ~ for Pots, and SO for Pearls sale
,afus 10 selling at SIC. cash -,
COTTON continues quite dull, and cutlery nomins'i the
ss1eh ON sale is ,tln light We quotations.
NEw.yORK CT AssiricAIioN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
c. W. HOLMES, AuctioneeL
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

A ICTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IA TUkE, PIANOfORTE, &e.-Will BE- sold THIS DAY
sstudsy Sept at oi o'clock all the handsome Funitnrs
Rosewood Ioctsye PAnotos hne Instrument IN
perfect order and fully wsanted Mrbeop Center and Side
Tables; Mahogany Bookcase Sos Lounges Easy snd
Chairs hne assortment Of China Gius and Silver Ware
elegant Nases and Mantle Ornaments Oak Extension Dining
Table Rosewood Mahogany French Bedtead. Cottage
Be5steads, Mattresses Bureaus W..hstAnd Wardrobes
sPDg Psror Chairs and Rocker Bement and Kitchen
Fuufe &C. Sale positive and dePost required from every
purchaser
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
4 TTRACTIvE and PEREMPTORY SALE


A TTRACTIvE and PEREMPTORY SALE
"A OF BUILDING LOTS in WEST FLUSHING on The
llLe Of the FGsbug Railroad on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
and Tb URsDAY septsa5e. 5, and 7. At o'clock, NJ
Nsw.York, only miles. time, 25 to 80 minutes
The ,teambo.t ISLAND CITY will leave Faton Market
West Flushing At snd 81 oeiock p ~ Person. iiys1 On
the east part Of the city csn tske the oth. ferry to Green
Point the 80 st Ferry Penny Bridge aud there the
OIaDdst Ferries In Nas6Ursh every half hour passing
West Flushing.
Title indisPGtAble-Terms Of sale liberal.
fat .P Tor day E6fF t9d HIA'f
Or in The evenings from to scSes to s BHsKER No.
= qrsh.Sd 81 qr g An a p ~ SMITH No ~ ssa: MAC
~ sIoons ap M .i.r y I4sE' N. 90 ISs Roo..1.lt.s so
htScf No. ss Sssna S s9SsSq
VAN BOUIEN Flu.hns ay.. near Psn Green Point.
A N MEsws AgcuonesE
by BANGS, BROTHER & Co.. Trade Sale
MATHEW JosnAs Aaeroneer
RY JORDAN 81 NORTON, AuctOneers and
- Counssion aereh,nu No $50 Broadway (ap star be-
tween Franklin and Leonzrd-st.
RgssEL W. WEsTcoTT, Auetoneer.
I ARGE UNRESERVED SALE Of RICH
II HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Rosewood Piano Forte
Hsisei eaIp. french Per Giases on MONDAY MORN
no sept al ia o'clock beipE the entire elegant farni
ture contained in house No u 9Th sv near Iih. mi.
serve eons'ts o splendid 1OetsTs Rosewood Piano sorts
hnished ali around made In Boston $780, Velvet Tapes
F.nS Pie. u b. sssy Ios @sob ss i5s sSs'. costly
cts ROSEWOOD Etssere oval mirror trout and bscs very
Of Ps1or furniture y criGoa .an soa.
FrsLeh sofas in velvet and hair cloth Rosewood Ceuter Pier
and Sofa Tables with unique aud recherche c0ecioa Of cost
y Mantle Ornaments CaEdrlsores. OFaol1 Clock &c also
EBber OF beautiful Oh Paintings w-th the inspeeton Of co
noseuTs and Ars including mazo'heent Frlit Pecs coat
e also sge variety Of eezaBf Chamber Furniture Roe-
wood and Mahogany French Bedste.ds With .peo> h.r
Mattresses Becs;esd Down Beds and B.dior sof,
Lo0nEes Rosewood snd MahornY Bureaas with marble uou
Nsshsisnds 10 match reh China Toilet sets snd t
ru rrhf =
With large SsFisy Of Beenens Furniture R1eusoa niuz
Table Silver ware rich China Ivory Cutlery Cot
OnelOh, large Meat SafS &c eysr,thias a. h.
iouEd u an .esaaty turned house Csts0sus NOR
ming q ssie No pOstponensent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

nIVIDEND NOTlCE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
~ ISTEREST falling due IN this City the ls day OF
September next the following securities will be paid
sud that date the office Of the undesRed Presen
tAron Of tie pfoIer coupons viz:
THE Bombs OF DELAWARE COUNTY (Ohiol issued
10 the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Co.
THE CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD COMPANY INCOME BONDS, 7 per
TIE COyINGTON AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANY BONDS, guaranteed BY the City Of Coyngton,
per cents. ...---..
THE CONVICTION AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANY FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS,
and per cents ~ . . :,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
HnannaI.

CTATEMENT Of The AFFAIRS Of the M
- TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY W NEW
YORK fer the quarter ending July ST. 1884;
AIeo or hand April ~ 1885, per last Report s2rSs ~
RECEIPTS DU.NS TIE sussTEA
Received FOR PresEi-Is.. siB,slS -
Received for Inter-s>....
Interest accrued fD1t 8a-) .......... fotSo -
Interest eue AID pad,
Balls payable and SnnaiGies. ssl lSSi
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

WI PANY Of the CITY OF NEW-YoNh.-ohice Dec an
Lauk Buildng corner of Fulton and Oreepwich ss Issh
Car ita Insurance against los OF damage by Fire.
&. v osrRANDER. Presllent.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

NAUTION-BEWAK OF PURCHASING
~ RAILROAD STOCK-An persous are hereby caai0nsd
purchasing 5 Shares Of Stock IN the MANSFIELD
AND slNDUSKY CITY RAILROAD COMPANY Issued 10
SAMUEL OFFICER Scdp No 27s apd 10 Shares Of stock
in the COLUMBUS AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD COM.
PANY issued IN OLLIE. BRICE MOORE, Scrip No. 10
the whereof IN the hands Of r T BARNUM or
the PequOnnoes Bank indoed in bsBk By the pa ties
whom the ssued As said stock uaiawfllly
pledged with Bsr1um the undersEned who claim.
the eza thereof has fled bill Ia Of Com
mon Pleas Of Licking County Ohio sxaus the said Barnum
the ssbdusty hsrEieA Newark Railroad Company
praying the Court order and decree .ed Stock Be
traIsfened TO himself ]. w BRICE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

BAsE TIE CosNoSwEaLTH, New YORK Aug -. 1854
THE Board of Directors of this Bank have this
i day declared . dyend Of THREE AND OSE.HALF
PER CENT Of the profits Of the Bankpayable the
siock khoder. and after the 18Th Of sept neIE
The Transfer Books will be closed the lst the 18th
Sen, iueiusve GEORGE FILLS Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
TIL q Tart.

f MErArR1E Jockey CLUB RACEs--Sec0 nd Day.
The attendance at the Metsre yesterday was cry small
The weather was cold and the track heavy le ne o'H-
nine Nameoke and Whe Eagle were entered for the race
Title was the fayorte against the field before starting
Nnhmeokee and White Eagle stood second, with Ho7ppe
last.
The start was very good White Eagle took the lead
with Hcnipe second Naueoke went to the ront on Inc
hack stretch and all four passed the stand at an easy
Nahmeokee leading Wite Eagle next and IsHe IN .ne
rear They ran into the lastturn Of the second mile va
the same placing when Hope challenged and TOOK tn
lead The last mile the whole entry under the spur
Init Hr,,ppe was too far ahead for brush, and they
csme in with Tele close second and NaReokee third
Al the close Of the heat the betting changed and Horn
nine came into favor He was about even, In the
fancy of most beters with 7ele The start was good
Tse leading Hope second and Nahmeokee In the rear
On the back stretch the last became first and held her
n,ace 70 the same point on the last mile The positions Of
the different horses constantly changing during the
last two miles and there certainty which would
win until the close of the heat During the most of the
time they ran in heap and cheered according TIC
the fancy of their hackers On the last turn Hopip
went up to the 'front.' and despite the efforts Of the others
stuck to his place. They came in with de second Fd
,,eotse third and White Eagle last
The last heat very interesting and as whole, th'
race afforded considerable amusement.
saWT@a suMMARY;
M,rnR,r COURSE Dec. 6-Jockey Club Purse s40o-
Three mile heats. a
Col. wells's 6. c, Hanptpe, brother to Rgado0n-
scamta co.'s Oh + 1sais BY Dutchman dam BY
John Turnbulls oh. m. Natme'kee by dieneoe' Gam .
by Sally Shannon-3y. o ..,..,..;...s;. .
s. NJ Reads White Eagle, by Gray Eagle, aam py
- y -- Time, 5:5719-6:oo. 4
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E,xrssssJsfs,0 GOODS.

tY DRESSING GOWNS, Rich Cashmere Mcuan de Lnns etc
UNDER SHIRTS,
erinc Silk Cotton, Astoria Lambs WOOL Cashmere shskss
# and Welsh Fiaunsls;
ORA WERs, Mesino s Gotten CASHMERE Shaker and Walsh
A Flanust;
HALF HosE,of Msriuo, sis , Cotton, ssc.t
LADIES' UNDER SHIRTS AND ORA WERs; IA
LADIES' AND MISSES UN IONS,
Boys SHIRTS AND SOCKS; NJ
THEATRICAL HIGH HOSE;
THEATRICAL TIGHTS
H wdkssehisfs Of all kinds;
spspenders Of allatylss; z r.-
PArfumsry, large VI rieiy;
Umbrellas, slid snd cotton; Ia ...- -55-
Crsvstr Of all s.yes; %@ A5&
4..g. .-.5 IilAek md eolcred Ties;
searil. sylssi
H8 W Glover, all Kinda
etc, ste. ETC., etc,
To which daily add lions being made from our
tory No. ts Park Places NowYofk.
LEIGHTON 4 BARBuT.
nsE 9dpif corner Canal and 81. charlie. .,res,s
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Meeting of The members Of the NewYork

A meeting of the members of the Newfork
Law Institute was held on the 28th u at the City Hail.
for the purpose of taking preliminary steps toward ins
tuting an investigation into the conduct and legal liza
by of the seamen board the Arctic at the time Of
her loss The meeting adjourned after appointing Messrs
H Ketchum, ii. @. Van Worst and Joseph Blunt com
ttee to confer with the o. s. District Attorney and to
aid him in the investigation of the conduct OF the Arctos
crew on the occasion of the loss OF that vessel
The NewYork Times says zs
m nd that the o. s. District Attorney has been
r DAYS oceupied laying before the Grand Jury
for the United States Circuit Court mass Of evidence IN
relation to the shipwrecks Of the Arctic New Era and
onent thereon We are assured that the investigation
when completed will be found most thorough and search
ing-albeit conducted with most r1gd npaftla.y to
startling developments may be looked fr II tne
ton of the Grand Jury, which will prooaoy 90 aee II
the course of week or ten days 7a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
Carr, ,spondencs.


BENEFIT TO THOMAS ri. dCiDE, ESQ, MANAGER OF TIE
NARLET. rs znEATRE
NE ORLEANS November 49, 1884
Plsside EtoDesr should have written on
The subject Of yur late sewers de-
usoL Of your theatre prop the day after tho sad
calamity walssd fully ing to DO waited Wy com
mtsse havs waited thus long and and has
no action has been tstop psrreua fellow
heartily sympas mia ouns offer yeua benefit the
Charles Thsssr agreeable with your views The nights
taken by " butt doubt NOT or an occasion Of sha kind m
N"'A-''s ''a' '''l k'm'A' ''a y 80 D. DE BAR.
sss NEW ORLEANS, November 80 1884
Bar EqDenr dersignsd. who have been
gagged getting complimentary bsods for respected friend
PaAcDE Es with great pleasure vo
ntay of the ST. Charles Tha FOL The purpose We
had in view. s
delay the part Of Mr. 1lasi and his friends
the object pfopoed note IL w ood ME- Fla
generously withheld his call upon the
muay purpose forwarding the interests ef his friend and
John Calder; and yoaf hsatsr has already been tested In
strength capacity behalf On the psr Of Mr. Pacde
.hey your kind offer consistent it'll your other
this with
probation nsri MONDAY NIGHT, the 18th inst.
l Yours, respectfully, etc. -l. Ill 49,
M. o. H. NORTON, A. NJ. HoLBR ooR,
WILLIAM CHRlsTY, III. JoHNsT IN,
r. HUNT, G@o. R. W. ADAMs
H. B. cENAs CHAs. cALAH AN,
]. A. BEARD JAMES Y. OTIS
GEO. MAY, JOSEPH ETTEA.
IL, and many others 5s.J .t4s1.
yrs r& NEW ORLEANS. November 80, 1854.
Placide Esq-Dsas Of New Orleans
deeply sympn.hng the calamity which has befaa you I'm
the destruction beautiful theatre the vass and holding in
70 s
bag leave
specially benefit the w.t. though but
little comparison a til the Fremsn
have forgotten their honsfac.or The place. We leave to
you 10 fix upon. Very truly. your sincere friends,
L GEORGE ALLAN, IN. HAWTHORN.
A.G ARNETT, - . VIM. FRERET,
1 JOHN ADDkNiS, DAVID j. ROGERS,
NJ J. REIGARr, VIM H. SLACK,
THoS. BAILEY, HENRY BIER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
Amusements This evening.

4 ST. CHARLES THEATER-The new drama Of
sThe Cabin Boy" and the sketch Of Antony and Cleo
patran Miss Howard and Mr.. Farren in both pieces.
+ ORLEANS THEATER. = The grand opera Of
.oteo'' is to be performed this evening. Mime. GAVIN
bier NJ Bordss and Laeroix are in the cast
DAN R1cE's.-" Happy Results" and the farce
Of Mother Bailey Yankee Petticoatsn this evening.
pEEI's SOUTHERN OPERA House. A great
variety of amusing Ethiopian performances this evening"
N the old Armory Hail. by PEEPS Original Campbell
kIiuetrels
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

Hon. s. A. DOUGLAS We received last hight,
but at too late an hour to enable us to lay be-
fore our readers this morning, copy Of the
correspondence between the Democratic Com
mittee and the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, ten
dering that gentleman public dinner. which
he announces himself compelled to decline.
The Senator is fat-footed down upon 7 aboli-
tionism and Know Nothingism, and all the
other isms Of the day" but seems to think that
all will come out right in the end Invitations
were extended to the Hon, T. J. Rusk and Hon.
R. w johnson, which were also declined.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
Telegraphed to the Crescent.
.v,re;nia Democratic Convention.

Virginia 17emocfatlc N7onvent10n'
CoruMBrA, S. o., Dec. 6.The Democra' hc
Convention of Virginia, besides nominate na
Henry A. Wise for Governor, made choice Of
NJ McComas as its candidate for Lieuten' ant
Governor, and of Mr.. Brock for Attorney g en-
eral.
The session was very stormy one, and an
al temnt to make the nomination Of Wise un' AMI
nous failed.
MOBILE, Dec. 6 Tine mail from the Ncrf III as
late as due came to hand to-day. New York
papers Of the evening Of the aoth and mo sning
Of the list were received.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
Tapestry and Brussels Cas.pcftsss
H#E ....AT....
q Il n II q 4 d p z q

r present large stock Of VELVET TA
PEsTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, selling them
aconsdsrabls reduction Of prices.
the styles and patterns mostly all
dires gh American Manufacturer
We have hand large assortment Of THRERPLY,
MEDALLION, ToURNAY, wELToN other CARPET COCOA
aud CHINA MATING; TABLE PIANO COVERS at ali pross
in great variety; DRuGGET LINEN CRUMB CLoTkG
WINDOW SHADES, Of all sre and prices STAIR RODS HAIR
CLOTH RUGS; MATs-whish the pess
ID 2p6t A. BRoUSSEAU &c co. % Chartres st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

RUPTUREs CuRED. -Sherman's Curative Pa
ten Rup:ar Remsys relief and comfort and certain
eua in the cure OF all Ruptarss good apply
Charles Street. and inquire for
For further particulars advertisement on third
or anplv tho a,ors for pamphlet. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
.sesc Cioak and Millinery Rooms.
DIP. SCANLAN & CO.,
No. II Chartres str

No. II Chartres street,
s Have the hcuor Of informing the Ladies' has, in addition
their they Rooms in the
expressly the display choice collection OF FASHIONABLE
ARTICLES In CONNECTIONS. NouvEAUrEs and NODES ss-
seted BY oft frm from hs m houses PAs mss sdpiot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

CANCERS CuRED.--Dr Frasee has the honor
pnbe prepared 10 Of this a
dseasai and he will GUARANTEE CURE II EVERY CASE
except be seriously affected Evsnshen
the may much relief Those Afflicted
visit Dr. F. Consultation and advcefee
evidence Of his sincerity and his confidence In OF
treatment every csae OF Cancer pre-
senssd Charge until the patient cured Patients
pain OF the knife Twenty poiasenth
ms will package Of ths CANCER Specific with fu
directions for uss. Address pR, FRAZEE.
anil apiv onca, 50 st. Charles str et.
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,sp tbr National ltns.
River Intelligence,

River InteIIigs
y1cKspuRa, Dec. 6.--The steamer s. +. ].
Trabue, for New Orleans, passed down at 8
o'clock this afternoon.
The following named steamers have passed
Memphis, bound down: The Midas and Moses
Greenwood yesterday evening, and the George
Collier and Cherokee at O'clock this afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

Mrs. JENKs's SoIREE.--The Soiree given by
Mrs jerks to the Artillery this city, the night be-
fore last at which had the honor Of being present.
went OF very pleasantly There was large assemoage
Of ladies and gentlemen every thing passed of In the
most agreeable We have rarely seen collection
embracing beautiful faces, and none that was more
fully honored with epauettes and the insignia Of war
The military of New Orleans have certainly received
yery high compliment and one which deserves to be re-
rnernbered .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.-We advise those of
our young friends who dssirous Of improving them
selves in bookkeeping and penmanshp to pay attention
to the Of Mr. James Crosse No 10 Royal
street. near the Post Office He guarantees thorough
knowledge of the business and insures situations to pro
ficents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

Thanks to the clerk of the steamer Belfast
for late Memphis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

Wa are indebted to Mr.. H NJ. Blassen. tht
clerk Of the Polar STAR late St Louis and river ayors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

FIRE DEPARTMENT. WE would refer those of
our readers who are interested the Fire Department to
the report of Fire Company No 49, and the
result Of their elections
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
no CORRESPONDENTS,
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER !

aay- The undersigned will pay no bills against the
Crescent unless contracted by himself or on his written
antbortv sat J. 0. Nixon
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.JOssvSas,s Kid fayoses.

lH0tsse Furnishing StO re,
10 and rs CAMP STREET
w De sermlned reduce Goods will hereafter
for cash lower prices aver before offered 10 this city Those
wast 9th following articles will do we'll to call.
QUEH NSWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BOHEMIAN WARE; 49,
BIRMHsGHAM WARE;
F.lCH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRANDoLEs;
RICH TIA TRAYS anil WATERS in set, or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
&4.0E& HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAMELED ard HOLLOW WARE
BRTTANNI A, PLh HsEIED TIN and JAPANNEp WARE;
WOOD IN and WILLOW WARE;
F1ATH Err BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, Of all kinds;
PAPER EEH6INGs and BoRBER;
=..s. DOOR MATS;
WINDOW coRNECEs, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN SANDS CURTAIN PINS.
n9s 2dpe MILLER, HARRIS d WALDO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

To-DAY's RACES, The four mile race that
vas to have come on to-day will not be rum as there was
no entry but Lecote The purse goes over to satur-
day There will be no race to- morrow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
Eredersck H. Knapp,
DENTAL SURGEON,

az HISS returned to tho city, and may be con. -
s wAies he hiss oesapsd fer tea past
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS, opposite
Private Entrance Of the III. Charles fioiel. spiD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
MuRpnR ANp ARSON MAN DoNALpsoNNILLr

MURDER AND ARSON NEAR DoN4LDsoNNILLE--
"A Braw Boy--We informed by the clerk of the
steamer Music which arrived at this port terday from
gDonaldsonyie, THAT Sunday night last Mrs. r.. 2,
Haney, living five miles above Donaldsonvie, muir
dered in her had by unknown person, the house
robbed rnd the chdrens bed set fire The children,
four in number sleeping in another the eldest
of them boy of nine years. awakened by the smoke
he jumped up gat bucket of water and the
and then carried the other three children to some
distance from the house going to his mothers room he
found her murdered, and the armor broken open and
red Of ell the vanabes II contained he then out
and gave the alarm to the neighbors Mr. Haney had left
home only eleven hours previous to the dreadful
No had been obtained to the murderer up
the time of the Nusc's departure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

The clipper ship Golden City, which lately
cleared from New York for San Francisco obliged to
before she got out of sight Of land in
Of mutiny breaking out in which the chief and third
mates were stabbed.
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aos.rts y W-ay,

.R.Os.3'fs y Way,
CLOTzHIERS,
CAMP and COMMON sTs under the City Hs.ol.l
t Have ju. received large beautiful asrortrnes
OVER G O ATS,
in avery variety Of STYLE and MATERIAL.
AMERICAN GL0AKs,
Of Fine Waved and Plain Beaver Cloth.
Together with lar 70 addition to their stock Of
al an w INTER CLOTHING.
.Saa.r Music.
rg- JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
H. D. HEWITT, Agent,
RQ CAMP STR GET. eEH
Lilly Whte bothern Consolation Sweet s'per Bells When
Joys Full Tide Rushng The Ship Parting tom sha Shore
WALTZES.
Waltz Brilliant, Waltz, by Chopin Linda f4hese; MARI
etto; Annette; Harfiette.
Garland Polka; La scoche Few Days Scot
ScottiLche; Forest Dale Quadriilss.
Tarane by Pen The Angel, by Bsysr La sypha de Paris
,snne by voss; Carnival Of Venice, by Belak.
MENDELssoTIN's SONGS WITHOUT WoRDs-bound dsaps'