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The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

Jackson St., between Montgomery and Kearney Streets
TNHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
il to their old friends and the public generally
that they have leased for term Of years the above
five story brick fire proof Hotel furnished it in the
most substantial, chaste and elegant STYLE and is
now open for the inspection and patronage Of the
public Their House is situated in the vicinity OF
the Steamboat Landing, near the business portion
of the cily, is convenient for the business commu.
nifty, and being located on elevated ground just
aside ftom the thoroughfares, is also desirable
HOME FOR FAMILIES,
And gentlemen at leisure. The "International" is
entirely on the European plan of Lodgings-with
basement and also Ladies Ordinary the main
floor.
NJ An Omnibus will always be found at the
steamer landings in readiness to convey passengers
to the Hotel at charge of 81. Baggage free.
+. s. PECK,
HENRY FISHER,
April 2s-3m Proprietors.
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DIR, P, M. O'BRIEN'S

Wholesale Druq Store and Pharmaceutical Labora-
tori, Dauis Street, east side.
Between Washington and Clay Streets San Fran
cisco. 52-y
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m nnn IRS SUGAR CURED AND l&L HAMS,
OU,UUO 6oGcO pounds clear and lAL Bacon,
40 600 lbs Butter rkins kits, 500 bXs Adm candies,
900 cases Leaf Lard, in u and 90 pound Tins,
15 bbs Mess and Clear Pork, so bbls Smoked Salmon
I9 hlf bbs Clear Pork, 300 Oysters. assd brands,
90 Ssrdne l06 cs pepper sauce, 200 ns Crackers,
. 900 casks and kegs fresh pickles. For sale by
6ou j. H. COGHlfI& & CO, lS1 Front ST. san FRANCISCO
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ORDINANCE NO. I9.

IFVs 7
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as
follows:
Any male or female who shall in any manner in
decently expose himself herself in the Streets or
in the doorways, or at the windows of any house
so as to be visible from the street, or any female
who shall dress and appear in the streets in men,
clothing, or in any other mode of dress unsuitable
to a female, or any male who shall dress in female
clothing and appear in the streets so dressed shall
upon being convicted thereof before justice of the
peace. be fined in not less than Twenty Five
Dollars, and not more than One Hundred Dollars
and costs and in default of payment thereof, shall
be committed to the county Jail in time not ex
ceeding ten days
1t shall be the duty of the Marshal to enforce the
provisions of this ordinance to the utmost of his
abilities, and upon the conviction of any person he
shall receive five dollars out of the fine imposed
Adopted, May 81, 1854. w. G.. ALBAN, Pres
G. w. YOUNG. clerk.-6 4M
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10 B w ORK.

"a La re Posters, Cards, Bill Heads. Pro-
grammes, and Ball Notes, neatly printed at this
once, on tbsf hortest notice.
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Notice to the Public.
Nerada Neaical and Surgical Dispeusa,Y
Commercial street, Nevada.

Nerado 1fed|cal and Surgical Dispeuso,Y
Commercial street. Nevada.
Ds. Den& Carman, Medical Attendants
order to meet he wishes of The mining nonuIaion ia
50 hls he3hoorhood, expressed by some o Them in
memorial forwarded some lnouhs .nn ~ nr naD -. :
subscribers lake leave TO inform inhabitants of News
ia Hrass Valley, DownicFIlIe. Auburn &c &c thai nv
m eS opened Dspensary in Nevada city for the purpose
OF afordlng proper Medical Surgical aid TO the inrp
ana III order to make the institution thoroughly useful m
me pno,c ut large they contemplate annexing General
lospital and lDirmary it. rs early as proper se can
be obtained TO erect building upon
beiieVing that some establishment afordng the poor
miner as well as to the wealthy merchant, competent med
ca treatment at nominal monthly cost was much need
cd IN TINS locality the subscribers hope receive the
unanimous support OF The inhabitants OF the districts emu
merated above. ~
Rules and Regulations Of the Nevada General,
Dispensary.
ISL t oona hde subscribers are entitled to be visited NJ
heir own homes or prescribed for the Dspensary a.
the option of the patients,
Znd Medicines are to be supplied at all times 70 subscr
Sd No Prescription viii be compounded at the Dspensarv
unless those of the attendant or attendants '
4th NO person will be considered subscriber t having
paid the amount of his subscription In advance
% oil single individuals is fixed at two dol
dollars. VIM 'o i"'N"'o0 az '
9th Tickets to be given s,,,,..-bor, M ,,r,ont of sinh
scripton. Va fN'
9TH Subscribers oanng their tickets to non-subscrbors
lor the purpose of Obtaining attendance medi-
al, Sine forfeit the amount of their subscription
o All Vlsis made according to priority OF calls unless
~ accidents, which take precedence.
yin Midwifery attendance and vaccination charged fer
extra, NONE OTHER.
10th One of the attendants be always in attendance
the Dispensary.
1t must be Obvious TO aI-the beneficial results which
must be derived from this system of medical practice
more particularly by the poor man who cannot afford
meet large demands when prosrated on bed of sickness
an ms The amount subscription is fixed to accommo
date the poorest of the poor the subscribers atter them
selves that institution will be found the Friend of the
People subscriptions may be forwarded by express ad
dressed to Drs. Den * Carnan Nevada city
EMAN UEL Ii. DEN, LRCSI.
BENIN r. CARMAN, MD
Late Surgeon P M Ship California
Ps DR.. Den requests his friends in the mines to make
collections in their different localities and forward the
amount, with correct list of the subscribers 4O3m
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-14

II DIR. YOUNG who is celebrated for curing
all private complaints of both sexes, has discov-
cred remedy for the cure of old long standing
cases of Gonorrhoea and elects, which he has tried
in more than one hundred cases, successfully,
of which had baffled the skill of eminent physi-
clans for years and in not one single case has it
failed, nor can it ever fail, as the nature of the
remedy is such that it strikes at the ROOT of the
complaint, and eladicates il completely in very
few days. New cases cured in an incredibly short
space of time, without change of diet or hindrance
from business.
n. B.-A permanent cure guaranteed to all in
the shortest possible time or pay will be taken.
DR. YOUNG, Upstairs, Corner of Montgom-
ery and California streets.
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to s p. II. 6m-April2l
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;HTJ 6 f2t' G, ??fG IS e. 2{ a "a 2f' q 353 IS

ORDINANCE NO. II.
The Trustees of the Town eff Nevada do ordain as
following
Ordinance No. IL, entitled San ordinance in re.
lation to public shows is hereby REPEALED
All persons, owners or keepers Of any public cx-
hibiton whatsoever shall, for each and every exhi-
hilton, pay, as license, sum of money after the
following rates:
For each and every equestrian exhibition
or Menagerie. $25
For each and every concert, 10
" '' Theatrical exhibition 3
&c =" g other kind of show or
exhibition, s
1t shall be the duty Of the Marshal to be present
at each exhibition to preserve order and to collect
said licenses, and in default ofpaymen thereof, to
prohibit the exhibition until the license shall be
paid Adopted, May 27, 1854.
w &. ALBAN, Pres
G. " YorNa clerk -6-4w
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~
IN ooo rbs No China Sugar. 900 Chests Green Teas,
10000 lbs Sugar, 500 90 biack ie1S,
10000 lbs Crushed Sugar, ID OOO los Green Ooirc,
ss ono lbs Nj China rice $50 cs ground cooe in tins
hgs Chile Reens so CO chocolate II 10 bxs.
100 ca vernaciIa & macaroni, 150 dozen Mustard,
SEQ Roxes c O and Brown Soap. For sale by
elm J. JH.COCHiLL, co, No. 13I Front street.
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JAMES II. LUCAS, HENRY s. TURNER,
JOHN sIMoNDs, BENZ. R. NIsBsT,
st Louis San Francisco.
Lucas, Turner & Co.
B A N X E. RS.

NO IU1 montgomery street, San Francisco.
Draw at Sight, or on Time, in Sums to Suit,
American Exchange Bank. New YoRK,
Wadsworth q Sheldon
Bank of Commerce, BosroN
Thos Biddle PH1IADR1pu1.
Ferdinand Kenet s. Co... New OsLEANs.
Lucas q Simonds, --....--. ST. LOUIS
j. p. Curtis s. Co. ......... LOUISVILLE.
Ellis & Sturges, ..-........ CINCINNATI
Samuel Harris & Sons, BALTIMORE.
). Jones Il Co. PITTsBURG
J. II. Burch & CHICAGO
aS-God Dust, Bullion and Exchange purcha sed
at best market rates. Jan2l-3m
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Invitation Card.

- HE season having arrived when son1ething cool and
nvigorating will be sought for, in the oppressive
hot days that characferzes California climate, The
undersigned would take this opportunity most respectful
ly to announce TO the citizens OF Neyada ana vlcln
that he has fitted up in neat and convenient manner
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From the New York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentlemen
in his profession. and the very extended opportu.
i;tes possessed by him for the observation of ve-
nerea, diseases, makes his services invaluable to
those afflicted with the above complaints.
once, Corner of Montgomery add California sts.
up. stairs H'om
Omen from M. to 8 r NJ. Sunday included.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
Incidents Of the Battle of Alma.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PRIVATE TO HIS
At last we were ordered to advance. had
to step out to the front, Mason on my right and
Sergeant Spence on me left, six PAGES in front
Of the lines, directing the advance, when the
bullets went whistling past as thick as hail.
At last we came to the river, which we had to
ford, and in doing so it took US up to the mid
die in water. After We got through the river,
we were out of the fire of the Russians, and it
caused the 7th, 23d, SD, 18th, 88th and 18th
regiments to be q little out of order, all being
SO eager to get at the Russians We never
waited to form line properly, but up the en-
bankment we went in great disorder, when a
regular volley of musketry and grape COM
menced to be poured into US, and then we COM
menced firing too, and regular engagement
took place, which lasted for an hour, the Light
Division being all the time engaged, the others
Mason was shot through the thigh. One ball
had hit the peak of his cap and slightly grazed
his forehead another ball went through the
leg of his trousers, and another cut the string
of his water barrel; SO he had many narrow
escape. He was carried to the rear on
stretcher, by Sandy and DR.. Marison. Many
of the wounded had to lie all night in the field,
no body apparently caring for them. was
wounded about two minutes after Mason.
there till the fight was over, which lasted three
hours and a half. Then went and Joined my
| regiment, ard went among the sick the follow
| ing morning. 1t is supposed that the Russians
| had 800 killed and double that number wounded |;
our side perhaps 500 killed and 700 wounded.
LETTER FROM suRGEON--woUNDs AND CHOLERA.
| have seen some curious wounds from the
course taken by the balls One man, who fell
by my side, roared out: sob, Doctor, am
killed." but, on tearing open his clothes, /
found that the ball had not gone deeper than
the skin. A cannon ball passed close to to me,
and over the head of man who was lying on
| the ground; you could see the round shot pass
ing by you like swift bowling at cricket. The
Russians had an ugly trick of lying on the
ground, pretending to be wounded, and firing at
US as soon as we passed, SO our men massaered
them right and left
1 am sorry to say the cholera has broken out
among us. lost one man this morning, and
have sent two others to the head hospital
They are taking the wounded, also the prison
ers, on board ship. 1t is delightful, now thu
struggle is over, to see the kindness exhibited
both by our men and the sailors in giving thu
Russian prisoners water, etc. Many are coming
, in and giving themselves up. They only ex
! pected to meet Turks
YOUNG GuARDsMAN's EXPERIENCE.
The following extremely interesting lette
from the seat of war has been addressed to hi
q mother, the Countess Annesley, by the Hon
Hugh Annesley, of the Fusileer Guards:
u. Nj. .. London, Sept. q.
.My Dear Mother-* = We forced tn
passage of the Alma yesterday, and defeated Oh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

GRAND PRARIE-St.ams ophelial7 hhds sugar DeBlenc
50 do lac bbls molasses oses0 do hd sugar q
yorhies-84 Bougny Ganucheau40 hhds sugar
Montgomery1 do oardan Kes do hbs do
ordeT ia hhds 800 bbs moaes
Lone borea mdse to Vsin do
Head Masaie Aco do Adams Expes3 Levy Sum-
tisc Tuehs &coSl dc lard Martini Owen
e. ob IsIes ndse Pegam Byan5 bbs qqof Yekero do
Adaa5o liquor Voorhees, Gggs &coS do Frnden LangsdorT
Total, 8 bales cotton.
observation-disclosures 21 bales cotton Felowss SEQ
32l do Curry PersonQ5 Cnddy cuheI d4 do John Watt
GA Brander McKenna Hubbards do Wrsh Davenport 6co
Henderson Peae-6I Beck Rks6 do George Connolly
BoBlO Warrington &colo do George Shaw &cos
Meca-S Oakley HawknsBs do Byne, Yancs
swiney &coaS hides bales hsy Robertson Me-
Dougal-Total 1877 bales cotton.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w McReaI08 bales cotton John
Watt 4coss Braner MoKnna Hbbardi65 do Feowss Aco
472Buekner Stanton do Washington I,ekson &eo
1856 do Henderson Peals1a2 do Vaudeville Lntoog do
Levseh &e15 Bogsr Felsy do George Connolly
Ward Jonas urqnharts6 do Byfns Yxnce
Payne Harrison-0 do Cox ellis Boyd50 do
withers4T do ehenny-43do Beck Rcfs0 do Donnel
swiney &coso do wrshs
Mtenberger &co-80 Benton &eos do Curry
son-la do Oakley Ha-kna-Tota, 9l5i bales cotton.
ST LOUISSesmer Trabue660 sacks oats Jamss Druhan
% tbIs apples Duffy eoiso sacks han
sacks Woodruff sacks Daley &co5l0 bb
flour Kennedy &eoaoa Kenneth Dix eob06 do George
Shaw seosa do Wright &eosoo do 50 bbs whisky Jame
rope Parmeie Broa24 Perkins, Campbell co2 boxes
Kennett &co Dbl do VOORHEES, Grggs 6coa do Gordor
Hs do LJohnaon1 do Iockes do Lnesehoss2 do La
do Shark Day stauher26 sets hoop Rice q BroT4
butter Adama &co-2l2 do 1886 boxes cheese casks bacon
rdin &eos2 bbls whisky Rnaha5 do 50 kegs pigs fee
Shnee2SS do butter loo bovs cheese Doson216
teri Dbl butter Grief coSO6 bills applss Fields cks
shuiI Hadden Iating40 sets hoops Bnacse bales
aeo9o do Male, summers aosuudres oIdsrTotal
ee.ten.
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passengers Arrived by steamers.

Faom vrcKssuRc--Bg NE S. s. Pymiss: sst9F
lism Wagner, Gordon Mr. W W Kelly Mr. MITCHELL Sr
Neghbor, L Trucks, Bms Grota, and II on deck.
FaoM BALIzK-Byhe ODtsia:
family, Mrs Rshy Mrs Dayis Mr. Rman, Mr. Lump
ton Messrs Hall, LAwresa hddix' Miller.
Faom NEwCA RTHAGE-By the R. W. MeHae:
w Hrraer W Dsregree, Miller, GIe W N.lscn ]
Aptoyne NH Cootnbs and Michel COMBS
N, Bron Judge Ogden, Mr. Stockton Mohum Mr. Vegas
M landry Judge Crry Tao. Robsrt,on
CLARK Andrew Munich, Green, Mr. Gather, Mira Horn
cum Mr. Octave Mr. Gerard.
FRom BALrzE-By the dnna: e.=
Miss Palmyra Bchee Mrs Schmidt Mr. Laurie Cox, otien
King Ieele DsfnaIin Bernhard, asylie Totbet
Fl Tsgliafsrro Mr. May, and on deck.
Bson LouIsvILLE--Bp the Lone Star: f
Mr. South Shame W Cetsnn Allen Miller
S. Doy G chi &c cambridge wslhsr Howard NJ Biay-
loce Brya5 Ryan Mr. Chambers boy Talbot ArInan
Baynour pore sIarte and lady, Mr. Morgan
lady hompson George Sweeney Afra Story Collins
Creputt and family.
FsoM ST. LouIs-By the S. r. J, Tfabue:
M, Churchill Jor MIR Hserlok Mr. Powell sy Mr. Me-
Rivers Mr. Iorecu Oliver and lady Price
Augustus Howard, II
M Cook and lady, Atwood Steel Watson
Watson Welsh Seaman, Lehmann
Wishs Williams Hull Psss,n. Mccasn Lsyy Lq.k Mr.
Woods Archer and iady Mis- oook Mrs colax Mrs. yenng Ma
Jordan Reading and indy Mr. Pibsuy and lady Msauet Mr.
B'own Mr. Mcknight and family.
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From Diogenes.
sEBAsT0p0L TAKEN BY THE ALLIES.
Who took Sebastopol2
I, said the Times
With telegraph lines,

Who took sebastopols
=" I, said the Times
With telegraph lines,
took Sebastopo.
II may now be confidently stated that the forts
of Sebastopol fell successfully before the COM
bined powers of the assailants; that at least
half the Russian feet persisted; that the flags
of the allies were waving on the church of st.
Vladimir, and that on the 26th Prince Menschi-
kotf surrendered the place. Times, Oct. 4.
almost say since the days Of Cesar--has an
exploit of arms been attended with such entire
or instantaneous success [Times, Oct. b.
who saw it fall?
l. said the Chronicle;
With triumph sardonical,
saw it fall.
We feel the fullest assurance that Sebastopol
has fallen, and we look to receive, at any mo-
ment, intelligence which shall place beyond all
doubt that splendid achievement of the allied
armies. Morning Chronicle, Oct. 3.
Who saw the Russians runf
I, said the POST
saw the host
OF beaten Russians run.
sSebastopol taken! Menschikoff hay
ing been taken himself to the fleet, made with
them to the inner harbor with SO much of it as
remained. informing Post, Oct. g.
Who them bleed?
I, said the Daily News
gTo keep up the ruse;)
saw them bleed
Let the reader fancy to himself the roaring
and reverberation of all this artillery in space
of some three miles long. And, last
of all, let him imagine, in the midst of this arti-
fetal volcanic eruption, masses of human beings
interchanging saher blows and bayonet thrusts,
closing in death grapples, painting with exhaus-
mortal agony. Of the Russians $4,000 are said
to have been killed in this man made hell. [Dai-
~ News, Oct A.
Who'll dig his grave?
= l, said the Advertiser,
(Urquhart's improvser)
I'll dig his grave.
"With the prestige Of his name and arms
completely gone, Nicholas will not only cease to
be respected by his subjects, but his life W be
| in danger from the dagger Of the assassin, the
poisoned chalice Of some one sustaining closer
relationship than that of subject" Morning
| Advertiser, Oct. s.
Who'll preach sermon?
i, said the Globe, ..5=
In don the parsons robe;
I'll preach sermon.
| How far too valuable to have been allowed
| to think of blowing himself up with Sebastopol-
as right hand man for the Autocrat of all tht
Russias still left to Peters successor, by the re
suit of the appeal to arms SO haughtily accepted
by him-is Menschikof, whose bulletins ar,
thus penned and thus dated.'' [Globe, Oct.
| Who'll toll the bell
/ /, said the Sun,
(Though he gloried in the fun3
/ I'll toll the bell
"Vengeance! Yes, in this mild, sentimental
age, we deliberately call for vengeance. TIL
blood of our soldiers, shed in righteous cause
demands it as loudly as did the blood Of the frs
victim of hellish passions. Blood for blood, W
ask not, unless, indeed, Gear could be made t
atone for his military murders, as Charlie
Stuart once did" [Sun, Oct. 8. .,=
Ali the people in the land
l. Began to doubt their eyes,
To see the daily papers
II. Put forth such awful lies Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14

unTJoWAY's PILLS FOR BOWEL C0MPLAlN!s .t.
RtiA AND DISoRDERED sup ~ aes
o cannot use medicine than these invanaeie rus ann
in and the diet attended To- eel. e H.
h strengthening natus speedily enohtes W. M
Dared tone stomach and renders the digestive erg
Rile and Disorders the Liver be niaiby "
tho who are suffering residence in hot climates
cannot adopt efertaa remedy than HoLo"aao i
rhs M Aso Family Medicine estant a, c,a,
@ Sold al Of Professor
Ssns,s in Mejieines the United States in bois al
eli So each Wholesale by th
uaton, and by Messrs a. u g u. SANpn, F'e" Ao'A
CO, New 0rlesns =, -. T.. ..L;,, tbs ,s,gs .,,es
~. s.--llits s Nv ~" AfTT aHsts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
IMPORTS.

LIyERPooL-Ship Magistrate- Assorted merchandise.
INAUGUA-Sehr Adeona-l69l bushels salt.
BARCELoNA-Bark Msypo-Assorted merchandise.
PENSACoLA-schr Start bales cotton feet lumber
$4,000 laths 800 feet blinds and sash doors to A simpson,
LIVERPOOL sacks SALT d doE maa Gwah
mey boswell.
INDIANoLA-schr Esther Bur-l boz bullion Maignon-8
bbls pecans Day3 bales cotton Williams Bathurst keo do
Perkins, Campbell &co0 do Fea Denegau &eo-Toa IS bales
cotton. po
HAyREShip Moses pkgs assorted merchandise Oey
do Narbuy Foser-4U Buddecke dco2 cases maa
Bergman casks brandy Keuns Dix &eo0o baskets cham
payne Turp3 Beche Fryer o25 pkgY abssnhvois
Lanaa Gondaor 20 do
pianos Taae3 oasss mdse
Payas baskets champagne sosthtn Thomas pss
casks cheese Pefat mdae Stsrzenegge Eenod
Isl bdls willow Pcuz- pkgs mdse Gusaehs1 do
cheese do mdae Mayer Bc9 do Haggey sros,s de
Perter-l Mltenheger-2do LouiladT do
Beaneer aeo-4 Fx-l tn Frois 4co 8 do Il
do Holiness do NJ Fehrenbaoh63 do v
Magnon25 absynth DucoauS2 do Hd 10 do wine
Cabsero-suadoies to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
: uoNns ryrpAcr nE Pure JAMAICA

need be said e the sn asnsn 9,
lied Medical men, those seeking beverage
backish and urbld water, can rely upon It's
and Il also extensively used culinary purposes
aayorine cakes preserves, To ,he win
sm,s, omnans Cholefa Nervous Debility, Fever and hgue
zue Prostraton nothing has been
Manufactured by E. lftOhao hioH'' Sheh AVA
~ INQUIRE or LYONS PURE GINGER Sold reputable Drug
glss Wv J. WRIGHT CO., 15l Chartrea street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
A MERICAN ARTISTS, UNION.-THE AMER

IeAN ARTISTS UNION would respectfully anRSanee 70 .as s
eya1r TASTE for the throughout the country and WIN ms
possessed Of gallery Of en-
by the ARTISTS OF THE they aeSr
thus not ony give large number o. artists and
inspire among taste Tor Woss q
their Engrsyngs when 2ovo Vi she " '
$50 GOD GIFTS OF the actual cost of s50,o0o , -.
Fnh purchase of Dollar Engraving hefeiote
only an Engraving richly worth the money aao ckes ~heh
Iitss him 70 one OF Gifts when they
ss Ea boisrs highly fnhed Engraving beautifully TAINTED
in oil and Five Cit Tickets, will be sent Or Eve DoAs worm Oh
anendd Engl ayngs selected from the M r.
Of fhv Catalogue, together with specimen oil ono o o
pr,vings can be seen Office Of this paper a.
For zach Engraving actually worm nA' san w
cit Ticket will immed aey By forwarded. w. W. s.
Wv H AGENTS. ~,.Z,
The Committee believing that the success n s ae
ointegen perseverng Agents, have resolved 70 ~
On Az wishing to become Agent by sending post nad
will receive by mail dollar Engraving
On lie final completion the sale the Gi W % plscsa IN w.
,na II be Committee Purchasers to be
hb will be- given the United States and the eanAda
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
CATTLE MARKET.

." MONDAY EVENING, November Is, 1854.
Arrived to-day 81 Western Beeves and Al Hogs A
good stock of Cattle offers with fair supply of Hogs
The stock of Veal Cattle and Mich Cows is ample and
still good stock of the latter expected The market is
in favor of purchasers easy at our quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-14
CoNsIGNEEs.

Per ship ycksburg from New Yok-c Bsddsehe aco-J Rs
&coM Miller Connely-G Foster 6eo-E w Perry-chard
socomb -coc Gaines 4cocsr oil Prtehad Sco-V Davd-W
Ssibrecht-J NJ Ellis &co-Bdge Bro-F Kenntt &eosmth
Cooper-Kennett Dix coFeews &eo X &eo
Wight 4eo-J HufyF Dueongs-Isrys Weodman Il Glipg
ham-rant, Habey AcoH Werlien-AG Bull IL
Mash-A aeo-P Cuacbs-P Gullemau-L peoehe-
Buekner, Newman-oskkey &awkins-J symeJ Ees
Ganes-M Greenwood &coP Tulane
&co1rete Miitard &so WGodrua aeSs
COR BrownB AleP IAneuze-Btcoksh Beara-Piestey
BenConverse Keunett eoJ Adams &so-Prce Gononhew
.housa-Ceaia Hena order