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$A3 600 WORTH yT,G RITZ O., OF E. FARMS AND Nd

BUILD NC Slf'tS witt be divided
ON THE EKEBkNG OF THE 9lR OF MA 1854
E Alafge uuuer already Many the Lots
these have been sold Tor from 800 the
Tor which these LOIS sold showing that the purchase
will he a good
ar Subscrbt ONLY s5 payable s.
EACH will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS, rs by lGB
together ARM heauay
located al RoSEV Long Island, where Church and School
number Of Private Dwellings, Stores Workshops
Factories being
and several hundred will De erected The coming
This fine opportunity Of owning delightful Country
City, where
Building
lately sold and sales daily being
it's loca0n
soil, sslrcring Farms for agricultural purposes
land cheap and calculated
in value within miles This land soud
been all sna3 estate o bF
completely locked upwards
which large sales have been
deer cottages
The price which this than II value or ag
Gone, that common
hesttHta TO portion Of IT, This
attention 18th seisrs and pecuIato opportu
nifty the safe Investment OF The
when all lands The line OF RAILROAD
asked property Lakeland Roaeva
villages selling at from 400 s20 per Thia
the bs opportunities offered who destitute
of their purchase also few
Farms containing each live and upwards
| ss5 per acre.
w All wishing avail themselves the Opportunity
offered procure hns Farm splendid Building Enp
pos-d Of Apply to CHARLES WOOD Broadway
on York, where Maps and PAmnh
| II ranu'rAa. hshae'' s'H'' W. W. wASHBURN,
lao Canal street. Ageh
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ST. LorIs.Psr glsin No Bradley,
Gsai;s Msei,sEe1 A!o;sy af%.ys sae
Lew asfas T: sqsp aos
e g. n I'd, ys sG s
s 9s 1 o. d. O. ERE Acorn corn 90
ou csnaSy sSep DO y IS
bacon Pss soi0 DO nS 20 -! S Do n
40 sss oa aas @ d do
Tsisho tgss schnsdsrHil Egs shot
Gotten IL SsI 70
ST. LouIsPsr steamer Drssden aeonshsers
shoulders Woodtua ahsky
90 ss g issGG es @ s
DC s 81 Do Ks Do sS do
Whitsso DO NAL, q hbls zoyaos blea hay
sa s1 s Bull &e0o ska cats and sndr'
PORT cApDo-Per steamer caadO No Powell
Hopkins 100 cud4y cnteher aeos4 Nelson &eo6s Il
Lowsls Rawlia. Duacan s.ols swia.y
DIG 9sss wsa S .s so
css & M,s Ta,b sgSh eo l ks ss Bin
hides Roheson bennett &s0sa head cattle Total
= Dssy BE- pss 5 Fa q bale,
asss oIas Do Nc Ar e ss
E % ss SSs. VI 15, ss
Gly. Total, 29s bales cotton, 42s hhds sugar.
% steamer D. satey 81 hhd 175 b
IS % % dc ao
70 DO d. do hSt as ED
Leyarich deo-4 bales
clair Haydsundrss to order. Total s hhda ba
lasses.
WASHIaGToN-Per steamer Red River:
cotton Bsoeq do dc blanche
pentrf do do s hhds Ball Miller
rss do do 10 bb no Payne HGircn55 do Giy33s
do do IS hi do do Csmmack,
Donnet7 rolls leather VIM Soery-
sundres order. Total IS bales otap, hhds sugar.
lasaes.
CONSIGNEES
NEW YORK-For steamship Empire Cty-Campbef Strohg-J
AtklnTaslor, MADDEN &coTho HeavJ Cohen
Wsishaar e r St &soL Schwarz-Payns HarrsoDJ
BarnsCuddy CMtcher &osue Carroll 6co-J
anWEA Violet Brothers Boher-A
lones-O iiannanJarvs WoodmanD
Bailey johnson &co-A Hi-Oakey Hawkns-J TutnhI-
Seoylll Mead-H Peek-Tilghman ken G W
MureW Iehrman deoJ H Mulfori AcoJ &ec-J
Scala Munroa 6eJ syma hcs-E Hart &co-Sklss
BurnsHsnderson Psale-S Todd &coMsybury
son. flarrtaon ato-Demarest AlugT
Goa RehardsHatnden's Exp osbonN Forer-P
Reillyo konblsnH Hane sc0-MeCutcheon Aco-F
Fahre seo-A Wright dcoD Carrol-Daya Reo-yy n
tluchng.-=W w WahhurnWiiams, Bathnrst Doane
smesdan Hewitt, Norton &oo-D Felt
McEwngJo Woodruff &coSwuey, Aso-JC Morgan
PayauW Peck &ro-Lauve NtcCa-Dobyns s. Harrington
oron-Iesds &o1 Barnsie o-Newel, Ace--Davi
JaeksonBlaohe Lehnm0nt-L FFrgowGrant,
Jackson-M ntress Sliwsll-A Bock-scot SearingE
Smith 8oosmth FmaterHsndttRop, Terry dce-Aarry Mile
&aoM Meay-R Smith-A Snnbie-W Psck-Corson l. Arm
ongMeRae, Cofnan &eoW Garthwaits Gil
| Wayisnd-hnd order.
| MEMORANDA,
t~ Ships Wolfe Yancluse 18th inst,
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NEW YORK-ship Hsber-Asored mdss
CAMPEAcEYschr Nueya in specie Lopez
lot hats r Fernandez.
LIVERPooLship suaa-45e 40 oka ladss Gauebe4O
bales DTuhan mdss
RobertaonI do Balvy-2o roek salt W
boz mds Dnnt-eI ars iron 1890 drebrick 70eU tiles 10
k,g che mirAIs o otd
BRIsTOL-Bsrk James Bryan-ssO bars II iron to order
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CREseEET.
Tuesday Morning, May %, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Col Calls, snow, for H .mburg, p Whitney eco
Ship Humphrey PuTnt0n, Given, H-mburg Baxar
Ship Henry Read Dearborn, Liverpool, TCJepki s
schr Eclipse, Goslse New York, CAFarweiI
sshr Wild Pigeon, OLeary st MARKS and Newport, Master
ARRIVED.
Steamship United saF Lueas from Aspnwa nth nat. to Jsn-
dintrict
Ship Nqrthern Chief Young % days from Belfast Ne, ballast
W Hynson--lst distrlet
Ship bert Gaain Slater York ballast
ter-ad dftrtet.
Ship Hsbef Cobb s days from New York to VIM
Mex s1hr NneVs ApaIeda Estnoa, from CsnPsschy
. FernondeE-2d district.
Two Spanish barks at the Point
Steam boats
Bulletin No 2, Church. st. LOUIS.
Dresden, Saltnarsh. from ST Louin
Csddo No. ,, Graham. from Port Caddo.
Pota, Parker, from Grand Ecore.
Doctor batey Wilson, from Laoufche.
Red River Loualler, from Washington.
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TENNE SSEE RIRER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, Mar "a. 5o'ciookpx
ENOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, ~
ID EASTPORT sI aniiugs- Latff1aAtsE1s
and favore steamer CHEROKEE Zap SmedEy, In
recsiving freight will
havngsuperor Accommodations, apply on board. or TO
J.. SNAPP, 80 New Let es.
N. B.--F reight reeeivsI Mnraav rnening. NV d
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The body of Samuel Hunt, Secretary of the
Manufacturers Insurance Company, who COM
mitted suicide in November last by drowning
was found on the 18th inst. on the Flats near
Cambridge, Mass.
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HAMBURG-shp Col Cus--a755 bales slaves
EAMbURG-Ship Humphrey Parinten-2U19 eoto4.
LlYERPo0L-shp Henry Rssd-q647 bales cotton.
NEW f0Rk-Schr Eclipse--ls bills moassfs.
n MARKS AND NEWPoRT-sehr wild Pseon-s6 bbs -four,
o 90 and hi do whisky 81 BIB and hhds bbB pork
oasses 81 bacon ties bans IS bx cheese $40 and
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ALABAMA.-Duncan Brown, an overseer on
the plantation of Mr.. Harrison, near Hyne-
vile, in Lowndes county, was waylaid one night
last week and shot, while returning home from
a neighbours plantation.
The Montgomery Mail, of the 10Th, speaking
of the crops in Chambers county, says the
crops of cotton, corn, oats and wheat, in
that county are promising. 1t says: "All Of
these, considering the unfavorable spring, are
doing wonderfully well the oats crop, espe-
cially, giving promise of most abundant yield
Fruit, too, to eur establishment, is likely to be
plentiful; peach trees being generally suffi-
GENTLY burthened with young fruit, while ap-
pies are too thick to thrive
There are now in Jail at Selma three white
men awaiting trial for murder, and three
negroes charged with like crime
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S Ii us

Will leave TUESDAY. My IS, at o'nek M
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO and MEM Fny h.
PHIs. The and splendid psssg nSer
er BELLE KGY, Captain r A. Key, will leave
above For figh passage hapng unaH
apply on board or 10
ROGERS, MCGUIRE Il CO.. 81 Posd-as street
TT Passage through to New York Other EaAteIn cities
n1yql
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YAZO0 RTVER.

wileave TUESDAY, May "a a O'Clock e. NJ
EOR GREENWOOD, MARION, Hg n
TcHuLA YAzno CITY. sATARTlA. vIcgs Lfsi $40
BURG and all intermediate i4uinga-Rsguar Yazo0
River and Tebpa Packet pnsasaFa
ALTON John s. Wallace
freight having ae
m % T. WILSON, IT Caran!siet rect,
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s9Eh JOSEF HUFTY, AGA
hEVs IMPORTER, SUs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
" M,.@ STAPLE GOODS, @..
No. 30 CAME STREET, under the City Hotel, New orlea
Respectfully the Wholesale DealaTs
purchasers to bis VERY LARGE STOCK or GOODS, which
imported, and constantly supplied throughout the year
SHE'LL COMBS
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFFALO COMES every style and
BRUSHES every description manufacture aud at the
lowest Northern Faeofy pricea.
TOILET. ARTICLES,
FANCY SOAPS, etc. ~
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES PORT
ABLE DESKS, together with PORTE MON
NAlEs etc., Of style and shape, and unusually
Guns, PisToLs, KNIVES, COLTS AND WARMERS RE-
y0LvlNG PISTOLS, SCISSORS RAZORs, LIFE PREsERY-
Frs FISHING RLE1s aud TACKLE Of every variety
the most determined Angler. n
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
k Thn stock this line, consisting r COOPER NJ j
TOBIAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS WITH Gns
assortment Of SWISS ENGLISH LEVERS, together
soek Of tine and EASTERN JE ELY SLyERWARE etc. have
been selected with geateae by ROBERTS, many yeafs
the wholesale buness and having exclusively
~ Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, or shs
MONEY REF UHDED.
i'm
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VIII leave TUESDAY, May Is, O'Clock ?.
ASOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO and MEM - =
a PtIs The aad splendid passenger
er BELLE KEY, Captain P. A Key will leave aszazaa
above For freight passage, having
tious apply on board, orto
ROGERS. MCGUIRE q CO. % Poydrna at.
to j. ]. CHtLDs,
E Passage through New York other cities
lunnys, my4s
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cUAfBERLaND RLHER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, May "a, at o'clock N.
nor NASHVILLE, CAIRO, MEM ay -
PHTs and all dass land Fhessw s2ghssst4
and spl mid ast rarning aeanzt HUNTS
WILLIE Nc. x, C. w Hsrrison
freight and viii av For freight pssaase having fine
aeclmuioaations, apply on bosrd
myf3 T.. SSAPP, a3 New Lavsa,
wn leave about MONDAY, May ~ ats O'Clock
ESOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE, s-
EDDYVILLE and all landings Cumberland LE4ta1.sAs
RtverIhs faet pafke sS5F
NASHVILLE, Captain Beiisuydsr, gh
l leave For freight passage having
nodhions Apply board. IN
mggs TAOS. HAMILTON, Jg, IA cnroudeiet street
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ExTRs ORDINARY CURE OF RHE uMATte FEVER BY HoL-
oWAYS PILLS, IN VAN niksAs;s La sDszrEa-st Mcotn-
nineteen residing Ne Town. bad
vneu; hrum tic Fever upwards nsonhs hi
her Of he her ihs. During this
aH uaaer Y Of thrts Of he ene1t medical In art
Town, considered
Vailed her LEI her iLoWAYs ELEBRATED
PLS winch hS d. and Incredibly
ehrt Tha
Ega the Hobart II CouTter.r
Sol b-eEDibment of Professor HOLLOW Az
Temple Bar nou) and BY s the respectable Drugs and
ealefs NeiCIne the United
u SO each Wholesale o the principal Drug oues ths
non and by Messrs a. B. Mes York: and whIGhT
co New f1rlssbs.
There considerable tskue tbs
T. 5ocious for the guidance Of parents In doFhsr
esrk hnu. 10
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY, Nav is O'Clock
E7OR LITTLE ROCK, VAN buren,, sry =
M FORT SMITH, FORT CT SOY AND all iat- $500
nedase sodingsThe splen4d ,igst dtsaxht asd wifi
passenger YCBA, GspGa Reese Praard will
abvs. For freight havtns accommodation
spIiy on board, orio LEWIS sNAPP 80 New Levee 81,
VI. GREEN ODD 8 co.
n Visitors to tie Hot SrinE tAIk will please be If readiness
there plenty of aad fuba vii through without desn
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY.
~- Monday Evening May %, 1854.
About 2a0 head Of Texas Cattle with but Western
Beeyes and other stock remain SALE Prices firm in
favor of holders.
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a RRIYAL on MADAME ADOLpHE u

n The origins unsurpassed AM Justly celebrated dsns
ADOPt1E tina universally acknowledged sypa the
World aad The sdy who crested through her
yaeas elaiona Of the the w
of the such England
principal in the United Bte Victoria
her with Diamond Brnae Daniel Jeweled
Ring visitors Poydras
Camp and Magazine whom will inform all the
past and future they married not and when what
iady husband they will descpes. Myt
impossible profession appears ale
by highly respectable
acknowledged skill Tint prohs
bity of deception imposing many ohers practice
g Consultation fee from II 10 according to how far they wish
goo what time they occury. ianI
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EB Those iufale cure of RUPTURE in all its
dny increasing popularity once afflicted
to their friends with hearetoy, II cued-radeay
cured by the uae of '
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYn!!,
Tbs Medical Faculty Of this country throughout England
universally appreciation Of h rs
Tru while they the only that courcted ii
with the principles Of Surgery. dit in eFe oji
from all Others it light elastic and Comfortable
closes completely the herna ring reecy etans Inc
undernny exercise But here let it be moi
Of the that must look sI
they must look equally smueh to application by
familiar with the body for the
of that good will result from it, Dr. arsnce
hratad English writer Hernia ably it
operations in mechanical
The RUPTURE REMEDY external application whchis
taken absorption facilitating adding peanenCy
Ita certain preventive when there
abdomen a predispostion o rupture.
The experience of the proprietor this popular Truss Remedy
who has devoted the study and treatment Hernia
Rupture enables him. examination select tho right
size and shape promote speedy and radical cure.
IN Particular attention given o Ruptured Child
PLANTERS and others have their SLAVES CURED without
interfering with labor and enhanced VALUE and USEFUL
Persons 70 secure the Patent Curative TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY and TO avoid worthless limitations must be particular
member the and observe the store inquire
for and have personal interview with
DR.. SHERM AN,
febs2 IySp 20 st. Charles treet.
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GENUINE HETDsIECK o.


~ The subcoers having appointed Mssrs Hedsieck
Co Mr. Ehce heretofore the
for the sale Of their Wines who this day ea
fully calls TO the subjoned card. CRAMER ABEGG.
New York, January l, 1854.
ACARDNr. CHARLES ENGLER, Agent for the
Of CHAMP the United States retiring
bg inform YOU that have appointed
ASEG his stead be soe Importers
United States Canada
We shall
ioynent Of the which the American public generally
accorded brandt and this shall
but Wines will fully sustain the reputation
which the eame has attained in your market.
In Of claim TO be alone enabled to farn this old estab
the following which beg particular
The HEiDSECR CO. brand first introduced
States thirty the late
undertook through their Sole Mr.. T. Salmon,
wards Salmon Il Stnyyesant,
When in 1894 the old dissolved their partner
the Occupying premises hin also by
stpalatien ted the privilege retaining exclusive
possession Of the Vineyards cellars which the late
founders Of this brand had He retiring business
present m like became hs immediate
therefore sole proprlet0rs of this brand.
We would but add that distinguish
similar mitai0ra
full will be found tbs labels stamped caps
the USE while
the under which brand originally
known in the United States. We have the honor be
Your ob'dt. serv'ts.
RZIHs, December Is, 1885, HEDSIECK &C.
The Subscribers being appointed the South Yves.
above celebrated conetany supplied with
pnts which offer to the trade New York prices
r. +. NICHOLS Il co.
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arthur.
Edward .q3, az
ihulana. -....,...l9,,ii
luo batista ......97,d9
John Carver. .3a,da
John Parker.....S 1871
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DAILY CRESCENT.

MIssIssTPPL-.f Duei.-The Wing States
man, published at Butler, Choctaw County, Ala,
states that Con Rea, Esq, editor of the Lauder
dale (Miss.) Republican, and Mr.. Evans, law
yer of Marion, Miss, fought duel on the Dor
der of Alabama, on the 18th inst. Rifles at
fifty PAGES, were used. Three rounds were fred.
RIA, we learn, was shot down, perhaps danger
ously wounded. The difficulty had its origin in
newspaper quarrel.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE-A man named John w.
Moore, citizen of Paulding, Miss, cut his
throat on the 10th inst, almost from ear to
ear. He was under the joint influence Of liquor
and laudanum, when he did So A few months
since, under similar state of excitement, he
abandoned his home and fed to the woods where
he was found raving and in state of entire
nudity. The wounds inflicted by himself ON the
10th, were not Immediately fatal, though it is
hardly probable that he can live long. He was
carpenter by trade, and had been a preacher
of the gospel
Mr.. Rozier w. Davis, highly esteemed citi-
zen of Quitman, was assaulted on the night Of
the 9Th inst, by a man named Brownhill, con
nected with menagerie exhibiting in that
place He was struck on the back OF the head
three times with a slung- shot or scott frac-
turing his skull so that it was thought he could
not survive. Brownhill fed
LoUIsIANA.--Mr Surget's negro man, William
Hardin, was executed at Vidalia, in Concordia
Parish, on the 10Th inst, for the murder of the
two fatboatmen, Ruder and Miller, in April last.
The Concordia Intelligencer learns Of the pre-
valence of Asiatic cholera on several plantations
on the Black and Tensas rivers, within twenty
miles of Vidalin.
The Concordia Intelligencer of the 10th has
the following in reference to the weather and
crops in that region:
'f The first half of the month of May has been
decidedly pluvial, drenching the cotton fields
like deluge, and causing quite as good growth
of weeds and grass as of young cotton 1t cleared
away by a finishing storm on Wednesday morn
ing, land now the plows and hoes are busily
engaged in killing the grass and perfecting the
stand of cotton, Many vast fields of corn are
as high as tall mans shoulders
LATER FROM THE CAPE OF Coon HoPE.-The
bark SpriDgbox arrived at Boston on the 18th
inst, with Capetowu dates of March "a The
papers are filed with accounts of the discovery
of gold, which is said to extend over the whole
sovereignty. The gold ia said to be more plenti-
full on the surface than in California or Austria
LA. Agates and other valuable stones had also
been found, Many persons were leaving for the
diggings.
HEAVY DAMAGES I'm the United States Cir
cult Court at New York, on the 10Th inst, in
the case Of Spooner, publisher of Boydell's
Shakespeare, rS. John NJ. Daniel, editor of the
Richmond Examier, for libel, verdict of $4,000
damages was rendered
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MnPILR
FvoR MoBTLE Direot-I,aily n

IL Nail Lias-W;utsr a salssais fstsa
gfo.s master FLORIDA, j. Sraa aeset q Eas f's
The Ponscbarirain Rroad DAILY 4A,sh ~
returning MONDAYS TifuRs
DAYS.
Ew The Bag he AesrtAs'fs
r. HETDES Agent lR fssHs f4frs.3 MS
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Nj Rs. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, sssslas
Va gives LESSONS ON THE PA NO AND GuTTA at n,
her residence No. SO Constance street,
Hevia street, ER TermB-s5 menth hsgH
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

MEMORANDA
t Ships Wolfe and Yancuse on the 18th inst
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DANCING

aaATENT ACTION PLAN s9asssv1,,z
FQRTES.-The subscriber offers all
esetssoek Of si1 and seven octave SQUARE ANDAf M III
B0UD0iR PIANO FORTES from ths celebrated ] Y Y v v
mandatory Of GILBERT (al which
nref Ieweiry and shoy Store of6UIHNESs HILL No 81
Camp street. ELIJAH DUNBAR
% Piano Fores Tuned. r9S iy
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|TER-
Fl'NNt
| Hama
bf the
/ Up,
Old
|piQ
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DOWELL's GREAT PAINTING for

Government DE suTo DISCOVERING THE MISSISSIPPI
arrived will b5 exhibited Only,
NESDAY MD&EJNG, MAY 18th.
E- Dpen IN Visitors tTcm O'Clock, until 10
D Portraits from life Of Eugene she, Alex. Daa, amartns
and Aid Il Radsr, will accompany the Exhibition
gB- Admission 30 cents. myis
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F. UPER & TRAVIS'S UYMNAsiUM, PerdldO
a. Ths Shs les PROPER TRAVIS respectfull,
inform the ctizns oNes obns ist they hSRe opened GYHA-
sIjA the ecas
hne which shy thing the kGd Ia
the South procuring
thing necessary Il nBtiuton OF thia kind.
ParenB respectfully invited call examine the GYMNA
SUM there strongly all
There attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM
with pequiren
Lessons given Spafrng and Fencing
Open light In the morning until 10 O'Clock The
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a 7. HOLAS HANGE.-
~ The proprietor the St Nicholas inform
and the public generally that he has during the SUMMER entirely
reiurushed the PopuR resort
room cspeted and handsomely decorated and aarge
superior liquors laid
The Billiard the Nicholas whihi largest
city, provided superior
which viii always
n4s sm THOMAS E. NICHOLS Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

ESOR sALE.-A House and Square of On
Ground N cqvinssn L. y hui ug contains five l
no ST Lof at East Pnsctgouia, say
Lake back to the end Of the square, and then $50
lte, and ntsinng ali about 10
Two frame HOUSES, Nayades AIepomene
desi able COTTAGE Felicity Road between pryania
Nayad comfortable house, halfa
Cars " omnbnEes Appl J o PtERSDN,
meg06t Resls Estate Broker, Nc. I Commerce. Place
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-23

NNUURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND at the
junon of Shell Road Canal near
the New Bridge said Canal to Carrolon Avenue
viii e The above the low price of $500
balance in l, anu 3 years
e~ The we'll calculated lumber
Yard, o Dealings abqn
SIX LOTS OF GROUND NEAR THE
NJ oPELoGSAs RAILROAD DEPOT will sell SIX Lots of
Ground running through from Emr Pacific withio
hundred of the Railroad F. NIchos
TkRss2pQo for the Six Lots quarter cash.
years. ap2a
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-28
WHOLE NO. 4s7.

GRASS IN RUA.--kn old fellow in Missouri.
who was in the habit of ssnot belonging to the
temperance society," was in tte act of taking
nip one day before young yirginian. styhat
do you drink % asked the latter. "Brafidy and
water was the reply. "Why don't You drink
mint tjulepsP s'Mint julepsa" queried the old
man ''why what in the name of drinks is that p,
ga most delicious drink, p was the answer, sssu,
IN show you how to make it, as see YOU fays
mint growing lmost Mt your door.o The Young
lefow soon produced the julep, and the old man
was delighted with it. About emof;th aiier, on
his return home, the virginian thought he would
STOP at his old friends aud sindulee.n but iudro
oi his surprise when his inquiries at the aSb. a.
ms friend were answered by an aged female darkey
WIN, "Oh, massa's dead and gone dis tun
wecks" ''ceadt' exclaimed the Young man.
"why howstrangel What did he die Off, s.ob'
d'no'' returned the woman, &c only fellow
como along about a mont ago, and larnt him 10
di'nk gra's in de rum, and it killed him in two
wecks.''