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ROUTE from Buffalo Fs Lake
ST. Lawrencs The American forming the Express and
United Mail oawago Vincent ogdensugh Mon
al and Quepec connecting ogdenaburgh with
railroads for New Yok Burlington Saratoga SPRING. Boston
Montreal with Atlantic Railroad St.
Lawrence and Chanpan Railroad, for Portland, White
Boston and New York.
Timo-q4 hours . Montreal.
BAY STATE Capt Ledsard. NEW YORK Capt Chapman
ogdeusburgh connecting with Steamers passing
entire length Of the Thousand IlapdE
ST. Lawrence by daylight Montreal
day. in time for the Quebec boats
Passengers leaving Buffalo at O'Clock, have
those leaving O'Clock have hours
u O'Clock train of from Buffalo lie
Buffalo, arrive Ogdensburg haps7 morning.
leave Immediately arriving at Boston at hapst o'clock
came day. - -
Seamea ONTARIO Captn Throop CATARACT Captain Estes
SoRTHERNER Captain Chiids leave Lewiston daily
eped at o'clock giving four and
srbor Kingston Clayton Brockv and ogdensug with
the River the entire length
and the Rapids Of the beautiful ST. Lawrence by daylight
meeting with the ogdensbugh Boston Railroad
BURLINGTON BOSOM and with the Express Tain Of Cars Oswego
for Albany snd New York direct.
daily, Sundays excepted
the pleasure Brooke Monument Heights
the Great Wire Bridge and the the
paa o'clock giving passengers full
fsl The IL O'Clock Train of Cars Buffalo a1so arrive Lws
in time the boat passing ell the Thousand islands
light changing Ogdensurgh, taking the spndd
upper cabin River Steamers direct Montreal through
and dshng Of the noble ST. arriving
Montreal e. o'clock the day time for he Quebec boats
The OF the Line built
cJnfori having all
with spacious and beautiful Uppr Cabin the entire length
Of the boat
Passengers procure FULL Information
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot
~ Offices Cataract House and International HOTEL Niagara
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clock dashed to the -four in front Of it. Not
satisfied with this, they brokc,open the Sabbath
School Library and mutilated and DESTROYED
about four hundred volumes Of books, by
throwing them in o pile on the floor and pouring
oil rInon them
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship orabs from Vern Cur-Ms Oropsss lady
and child Arnold and k Mr. Boise and daughter Count Rofs and
Castro Opea Lsuckner Revro, Beach, Astte
Acayns DR. Tuck Deleros and children and 10
Per steamship charlan Morgan from ndisno
Hatchs lady Mia hl Mts Taylor Miss Dwys Mrs
Il lady and servant Mr. Gallagher and lady and
drews, Rams House Wadws. Bradbury Bsasneen
PEBBLES Monroe lby Barnes Hubby Chambers Gentry, Mills
Briggs Lieus Ward Wood A. AIR Barry, c, Mabamoo
dack
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a SAeRmEGIous OUTAGE Scotch Pres
sbyterian Church. in Detroit, Mich, was broken
INTO by some persons on Thursday night last
and shamefully dssecrated. The Herald says
large and elegantly furnished Bible, that cost
yer $50, presented by the ladies of the society,
and another presented by private citizen,
we're violated in the most sacrilegious manner,
by being torn and mutilated from cover to
cover and besmeared with oil Nearly every
Bible and Hymn book belonging to the pews
xRere treated in the same manner and scattered
tyer the floor. The oil in the lamps aud two
nllon can was poured over the pulpit, dauhed
a the walls over it, and scattered literally on
4 he carpets aud cushions in the pews Many of
q lie cushions were torn up and left in the aisles
EIlarge stick of wood with spittoons, pals and
hairs we're piled up on the pulpit, and the
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sis your horse perfectly gentle, Mr.. Dab
ster?" Perfectly gentle, sir; the only fault
he has got, if that be a fault, is playful habit
Of extending his hinder hoofs nowand- then !"
"By extending his hinder hoofs,' 20 do not
mean kicking, hope'' ''Some people call it
kicking, Mr.. Green; but it's only slight reac-
tion of the muscles; disease rather than a
vice"
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BesCasse of strasagsssassss Hernia,
aptkk all us Horrors T.

az for 81. Of RUPTyRg al 10
daily increasing popularity the aietsd proclaim
cured, by the use Of 't1e
sfIERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYnlti
The Medical Faculty this country well Engsnd
their this Ours
tive Truss. Willis the only eonstrucssd
accordance with the pncples Surgery AZ differs In effect
dfs action NIL light elastic comfortable
completely tsna ring, perfectly the
alone the tho thss tbs must for
they look equsy much to its application
familiar 9Th the snsto the or the
English writer Hernia ably u incest
operations mechanical }Sa A|8
The RUPTURE REMEDY external application which In
Absorption facilitating and adding penAnency
a preventive when
abdomen predispo5tion to rupture
Tho the proprsr of this popular Remedy
who has devoted the study and Of Hernia
Rupture select right
size anashsPe promote speedy and rrdichic cure.
EDr Particular attention given TO Knptnred Child
PLANTERS ohsrs their SLAVE CURED without
Interfering with their labor enhanced VALUE USEFUL
NESS
w Person. the Patent Curative TRUSS RUPTURE
REMEDY yod wohlsss iisatior
member the the Of the e inquire
for and have personal interview with
n ID rs A NJ
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The best possible idea of prairie may be
obtained by imagining a rich, smooth, lu1uri-
ant and highly cultivated English meadow ey-
panded beyond the line of vision, without,
trees, without fences, unobstructed by any OBJ
ject that rises above the surface of the soft and
gentle waving verdure. Instead Of wilder
ness, they present the appearance of sort Of
Titanic culture; as if the Gods themselves had
rolled out these infinite lawns wherein the chill
dren of the assembled universe might have am
Pile room to run and play
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!. MERICAN .CRYSTAL PALACE Fon

"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = For
N THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
Open every Day and Evening" Except sunday) from
~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADmTrANcE, will be tie price
bss. sss /, fs. F
and ps has up
n s Mc ssa S MEN i ss = en Ts Quit.
large number pre-
"a M a shsY asa s 4. and
ss 800 Marble
are asd Sl M asq a
b; 81 ] H. q
toe FaHr h1sH which
YEARS % s Il b s Pases PC IT,
ses O. newell than b
Gays Nth proper aud ueeHsan augmeua
oRcHEsRH OF Music will be in attendance the
Fl S s'fss costing
ave
GOLD MEDAL coating a;' Thousand Dollars its
'
TsinD MEDALS eo.Hs uHas% sn Doas ssah
he ss III
.s
fas&4s % hss sap. o Dollars each.
their equivalent plate IL preferred five Artists whose
Original Works comped aimee The rst opening Of Crystal Palace
such distinction after the excellent Aforesaid
appointed critically s.hesd
prizes The proceed
early practicable such
to the appointments before the frat June
The Association wi ALSO in their discretion award Nj Dpo-
to the Exhibitors Inventors of such articles
sufficient to entle them such distinction.
IA articles which dsmd worthy place this Grand
STs
ton dscam accountability for loss damage such articles
All Umhrelas the stand the
As the Crystal Palace Bonded Wahonse viors be
ntted packages of Of the building
No Cheeks given person re-admed the Ticket
p. BARNUhi, President.
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From New Mexioo-1ndian war.

.
Gen. Garland received, while at Ell Paso,
dispatch from Santa W., stating that d number
of very serious depredationa had been committed
by the Indians in the neighborhood of Anton
Chico, and in other portions Of the upper part
of the Territory Of New Mexico. Secretary
Messerry had made call (in the absence Of
Gov. Merriweather) for 400 volunteers In con-
sequence Of this, Gen. Garland and staff left Ell
Paso, direct for Santa Fe, with view Of super
intending the movements Of the troops in the
above named quarter
A letter from w. W. H. Davis, Esq, editor Of
the Santa Fe Gazette, to the Hon. S. Hart, of
Ell Paso, dated May 20, says: Z" reached home
from the lower country Friday, the 25th inst,
safe and sound. We have no news here but that
which relates to the Indians and the war. Hos
tilities still continue. Within few days the
Kiowahs, Cheycnes and Arapahoes have opened
the ball and commenced hostlities on our from
tier. Ills said the tribes soon are to have q
general junta, in order to combine against the
whites The Governor has called out the mill
tia, and 400 are now embodied, and some already
in the field. fear we will have general In
dian war. The May Mail, going East. was
attacked by the Indians, and all their animals
stolen from them. They afterwards promised
to return them, upon condition that the mail
man would cook them good dinner, which was
complied with, and the animals were returned
What an amusing scene it must have been to
see the internal red skins sitting around, and
the Americans cooking dinner for them! The
Indians, no doubt, enjoyed it finely. The Spring
here has been unusually cold, and the crops are
backward. remain, respectfully"
No further intelligence has been received
from the expedition under the command of Col
Cook, who was lately sent out in pursuit of the
Linanillas -. ~.
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Alice W GlsIe-9s hhda sugar
lilo do Wright Seossdo 81 bales cotton 70 Bsoeq-l1s
hid Lobt ChArpenenie bales
Ksr-2l bids Kelly Frazler-lT
do Bogart Foley Avsy-1
ordsr-TotAl bales
ST. L0UIS-Sleamer Columbus-l9sg Walker
Conuaily -four
Lyman whi.key oo--ie0
ao sontO0 do 80 bales 1856 coils Kennedy
ia bills lard Wright &co5'o pigs lead Fosdiek &e hbls
Schusdslt kegs butter Detendoi5 apples
Benon coaS hhds tobacco Rodewaid Pideret
Brandsr Williams &ecss do Warneken krchhcfi9 do Meyer,
Mummy keo-Totnl, lt7 hhdl tobacco.
lean Wesre-la hid. sugar Hall Rodd
% ~ bAles hides ocqs hhd bales
toni wool Lubt Charpnsrs1 bbs Dualhs
40 hides AanR-l Dbl wtiik-y III TsPer-yundrs
Total, "a bales cotton, III hhda sugar.
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Nothing was SO much dreaded in our school
boy days as to be punished by sitting between
two giIls. All the force of education Now
a-days we would submit without shedding a
tear, and regard it as capital punishment.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

csEscrrr oryicr, &sss1 #
Wednesday Morning, July III 1854 &
COTTON y. There considerable inquiry yester-3
day evenrupning lists Of strict Mddling. for ~ich
factors realized advanced rates We however yet quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 5s Middlng Fair.. .e16lo4
a sTdSspy: ss * 1aa; vi, lo saajn.
aood Middling ae,S Good and TiBe.... --5--
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMEsr.
corros orr e.s rosAooo - b.
st ssav % hand .1ns Sept 1852 saa asss
=. yesterday. soo-1,4ls.s22 1e7-4ssso
1,426,as4 1905
yeterday... 1,s76-l,2Ss12s ooo--soe4s
stock on hand not clearsd 1896 42647
TOBACCO The sales embraced al hhds Of which 100
at b. 10 at round 100 at 5s round, and 40 at 6e
p Ii.
SUGAR. Steady with sales Of $50 hhds Fair to Fully
Fair 3hG3Ae.
MoLAssEs.. We noticed salea of ESQ bbls at 1910
for good Re boiled and I2t for Refinery
FLOUR. Market dull and sales confined to few lots
including $50 St. Louis at So Tx and $50 s6G5 y bbf
GRAIN. Corn Arm, and $500 sacks disposed
Of including $50 Mixed 62 500 at &c. 200 White at 68
and 1850 6oo and 1907 at zoe p bushei. about
5000 sacks St Louis sold in lots at 35fd35ae q
bushel.. or Bran 500 sacks taken at 95S97$ q
100 bbls.
" nokiceu ouly Eetah baies Oh IoTk
at s1l so p bbl.. Bacon firm and retail parcels
sold at g. for Sides and 5k$ v ii for Shoulders.
Nothing doing in Lard.
HAY....We noticed small sale of Western at 1923
y ton.
BAGGING AND ROPE Sales 100 pieces Choice Bag
gng AT 15e and 200 coils Rope at s0os for good to
fancy brands
LIME. lot of 400 bbls Western Utica) was sold at
| 81 400 Dbl.
incl cd nm
the Lsves at 49, and small lots at zoe o gallon.
FREIGIITS. We heard of new engagement.
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations
Sterling .10s4 S1o9 and 10ek
Cranes. 5f15 6D6f25 . dollar
New York Sixty Bills. p ct. disc
Sight Ohseks New York parklL u CT disc.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFyIcE DAILY CRESCENT,
Wednesday Morning July IL, 1854. I
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Mexican sthr Nueva Fernandez
tehr Gen VIM Fl Hsuson, Lang ey, for APalsshicols,
Newton 4 Fsrrsy
Bark Helena, Wsstsrhurf, for Mobile, Huntington aeo
Bark Sarah Ann, Drinkwater for Boston, P whitney
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charles Galveston 9th
nst7nt, to Harris 4 Mergap-lst district
Steamship orirsta Forbss from
korgan--Is district
Sehr Jenny Lind, SeAgrsen St MARKS
Schr Pelican, NshlB days from PeuAcolA, IaaierBaii1.
6teamboats
Alise ". Glaze Jnhnston from npeiousay.
Columbus, Fulton frcm S. Louis
jean Wsbre, Bowles, Aiartinayllle.
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6sENU1NE HEIps1ECK co. CHAMpAaNEs

- ENUINE HEIDsIECK co. CHAMpAGNEs.
y The been appointed BY Msssrs Hsdsk
s ns h. a day a
NY y Ss f. s'n' s, sa,s aAs Aszes :,
The ring ss s
es 5 that sTs n
United States and Canada
win a nigh sseat
IL BE- sons to furnish ibis old esta
liahed brand and genuine quality would simply submit
eans through Agent MI. r. Salmon.
When iss he dissolved partner
hs ne H. him .S
The cellars The late
oar f s
sSi ss IN sas other
similar e and imitation the Of firm
and ,p @ "
s
REM. Your a fs'as ii5s. CO.
subscribers being appointed agents the South w The
s6ess S s s t s 9a sd p T
Rla'' "n'n N's V4't '4' 'f''' ~ @ SicaoIs CO.
ians1 81 Camp street
dSENoA oITRoN-4o boxes fresh Genoa
'ssssis HALL IS er.v.r street.
DUTTER AND cHEEsE-1oo packages, as
ID sorted. For ,als by A. D. GRIEFF CO.,
- EoTIFIED 'wHIsKY-1oo bills in store
y and sale L ,a Nnks 81
GALT-lo, 600 sacks Liverpool, one-fourth
y sale r COCHRAN HALL, 80 srasierst jul
ID AISINsr-1 1000 packages in boxes, halves
n II ana quarters ri IL 4 STONE CO.. Heavier street..
Ep UM--2 puncheons Old ] amaieai . a. Qua
u n Al Cseis, h, ssis ~ >, WOLFF - : ~ =
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The guillotine was the first attempt at shaving
by machinery. 1t took off the beard very
clearly.
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Ny Anna cases large fake, for sale BY
NA iyIi L J. Hskf = CO, 70 TehouptoulAa at
A LLSPIGE--3O bags Palmetto, for sale by
"A iyll E. ) HART d co. ~ T.A"n .-i-'-' asst,
ESLoUR-3OO bbls. Extra St. Louis, for
Il ..ls BY NJ DALEY co, 50 reheapisoalaa 81. iylo
6NAsToR Oils bbls Blows No. in store,
" for .ne BY EN- DAILY co, IS Tsheepitoala. at
v 1ME-1o0 casks Philadelphia wood burnt,
Ia for sale by WILLIAMS. IL Z ANS: @eo Oct.
9sOW PEAs-5O bags Carolina Cow Peas.
Is BGHSLIr CO. 81 Common .srse.
ND OMAN CEMENT-5O bbls landing per ship
" zsnohia, and for sale by A DKLAGRApEa co.,
"A LCOHOL-9 bbls. to close an Invoice, for
"a sAle low,by A. DrLAGRAyE = CO,
aSHEEsE-5o boxes Pine apple and English
w, ,e s CONVERSE CO. 81 Tehospseal.. ..re..
VA H1sKY-loo bbls. Fletcher Vapor for
TPH Lands CO.. rs Tchoup,ousast.
NATHIsKY-2 bbls and half bbls S. S.
ss.'' essi M'i.s aeppsal..
nATEs-l0 trails Dates, for sale by
~ je2s - A. COCHRAN aAlL, 50 eravier street.
p EFINED sUGAR-75 bbls Crushed, Pow
ssfsa and eosv Fl si' z Co.
E90RK-75 barrels Extra Fine Uninspeoted
fsh4s 'A''p H. MuLFoRD co, 81
GCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs--35O boxes. quarts
f.4se' H STONE CO.. street.
N U1NINE-4, 800 ozs. in store and for sale
S4ty [iy7 EIHART q CO., 10 Tchoupttoulns stree.
GULPHURIC ACID--20O carboys northern
' VI ''' - Te6aapiioala.. u.
VHNEA-5O0 packages Pouchong, for sale by
IA i've f.J.HART co. ~ Tehoupi.ona. st.
g9I-CARBoNATE soDA-aoo packages New
Castle for 'al'b by Ed I HaSTa Co..
II EMONs.--15o boxes Sicily Lemons, just re-
4esrsdfor 'als by F.cochRAs. s, a4.L,
NATHIT LEAD-In rs, so, 100, and 50olb.
Wv ksas from the Atlantis Union Brookn Pacific Ulster and
''@s.'.' 3e. Lea. zs si%Sssi ;s s.s,
eec eIc- --z------------
Up Os1N-25o bbls No. 2 for sale by
~ feba I.G.HARplLL Co, 81 Magaane at.
A LCOHOL--1O bbls Alcohol landing and for
IN s.ls by jas A DELAGRAvE CO., 20 Magat,ne st.
yEJHITE LEAD-In 25, so, 100 and 500
tsys from the Atlantic Union Brooklyn, Pacific Ulster
''s s sss'. Load g Il wi IA
CHERRY AND MADEIRA.-A small lot of
~ SHERRY and MADEIRA WINES, of superior quality, in
p s,s g ION as1i4G 1sHssibGE Co. St.
6ALD BOURBON WHIsKY-l6 half barrels,
aSso year. oo T. B. WINSTON al Commercial Place.
| arsASTOR OIL--25 bhls in store, for sale by
| " aplg Al GRIEF Co. 10 Old Levas.
| ME AH0GANY.-Fo sale, 200 logs Mahoga-
I'VE NY landing Transit from hnstlsn For apply 70
APPS j. P. WHITNEY Co, 81 Camp st.
F., oIL-5o bbls Winter Strained, for
$500 JOSEPH lands CO., s. Tehoapi.oglas At
| s1LaCK PEPPER-10o bags landing, for sale
/ j bYA, u. GRIEFF 4 CO., ~ Old LssAs. d9<
! EAVA C0FFEE-100 bags in store, for sale
! ~ nv Et.al E. HAR1s& CO., 10 Tehorpitous. at.
ESEPPER-5O bags Black Pepper, Tor sale by
ira* A. Z. COCHRAN A HALL. IS srayisr sra"',
EE AMS-60 tierces Sugar Cured, for sale ~
~ msa JOSEPH Lambs Co. 20 Tshnariinalass
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OHIO RI1ER

nlleaye WEDNESDAY, July 10 at o'clock p, u.
ENOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE - =
IL nnd Ma DIsON--Tbe passenger r. L77&3s4F
II. WINSTON, Captain A. Me7ili leases
above. For freight apply bosrd,
jyil RoGEkS. MCGUIRE 4 co, ~ Poydrss n
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SUNDRIES- 1894.
~ STRAW PAPER-l5H0 Reams;
NEW BUT, ER-9b hrkirs and kegs ST. Louis Butter;
RAISISs-500 qua, and half boxesi
DRIED APPLES-lN0 hbls;
WHITE BEANS-iS0 hbls;
LOAF AND CRUSHED sUGAR-I0G.pak stewartf
In store and for sale by A, ID. GhlEfF dSQ
my20 az otd LeVee',
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A M US EN- EN- rs.

DANORAMA OF NEW ORLEANS, on 81.
etAMEgs sgEgET: carnsr u RSyar4s aelssIs
10 0PEH q TRAVIS'S GYMNAsIuM, Perdido
u The TRAVIS
snag5 he ssns oIlssn hsys sFsne
shoe Q. which superior any g o. The kd IN
NJ na7e spree 20 sias o. 10 procuring
Pnts hsite5 10 ce examine tho &YtN
pbysisans.
There Aso attached 30 the Establishment BATHING ROOM
With essry neeessasy requiem srs.
"a Lfzsons given 10 SparTipe FsneBg.
q open from daylight tie morning o'clock In
- ruhIft
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~1Nb'
q emtrai. -. 81, 81
Albns. .3s, al
Atlantic ...-,....1f,i IL
Bosom Light ID
Coiunabi a........tA,d l
Con sui. .......... 9s,ds
Commonwealth AS dl
CorsIez........,.s7,d5
Gharlsmsgne ....x9, ID
Charles Holmes. .9b,d III
Dsuisl Webster. as, dS
Denmark. .9S,d7
EIrslsior. ,dl
Far West. d.
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E'AHNEsToCK's VERMIFUGE. = STATE
IN MENT FROM CANADA,

QUEBEC, Feb. 1885,
A. We had iha pleasure recev
this the certificate Eenfnge, which will
be very gratifying TO as it ent voluntarily.
We are gentlemen yours, very truly ~
j. MUssON Il co Z
Gentlemen My little daughter old, and Older
suffering Worms. pmchaed two
bottles Of UGE, of winch them three doses
they passed FIVE HUNDRED WORMS of the
extraordinary LEI gfh Of fifteen inches.
Having your yerm
feel recommend the opinion
Of the m encacous remedies against WORMS offered
to the public.
Gentlemen, believe your much obliged and humble
NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold Wholesale Retail ell the principal Druggists
Country dH Win
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BSrks,

anra..-.-....... d
BroosR. "a d
Jane Doten. dI
line 4 William s.G6,d:
| Jenny Lind. ....lf,d.
Holm Curtis. Pom
Jonathan Goodhue +
! krem'ln. SAD
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FOURTH OF JULY IN PHILADELPHIA.-The an
niversary was celebrated in Philadelphia in
very spirited manner, and went off free from
accident or row. The military turned out in
full numbers, making grand display hume,
rous societies also paraded through the streets,
in accordance with their usual custom A large
number of persons assembled in Independence
Square, where the Declaration of Independence
was read by Major G. Biddle, who was captain
in the Mexican war. The orator of the day was
John r. Ludlow, a young lawyer of this city,
who acquitted himself admirably. He was sue
ceeded by John l.. Dawson, the Hon. james s.
Orr, of South Carolina Hon. S. A. Douglas
also spoke and treated of the Nebraska question,
and the great question of Civil and Religious
liberty. He contended that the principle Of
self government was engrafted in the new ter
ritorial bill, incidental with the object fought
for by our revolutionary fathers. Hedenounced
| the g Know-Nothings in strong terms their
principles, he said, were opposed to the letter
and spirit of the Constitution. The Hon. Mr..
Wallbridge also made some remarks.
During the day there we're several alarms Of
! fire, and some disgraceful fights, during which
| several men were stabbed and one reported
killed
A club Of young men from Baltimore were
| there with banners, music etc They were the
| guests of the Shfler Hose Company, and be-
haved with marked decorum.
The Mayors proclamation against firing off
crackers amounted just to nothing The boys
| would have their own way despite all proclama-
| tions, and made considerable noise.
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GENOA GITRON-40 boxes fresh Genoa
q n Citrou, Just reesged for sale by
mil COCHRAN 4 HALL. SO Gsrayier
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The being appointed agents
eebted constantly supplied with it and
R.F NICHOLS co.
.iane1 N 81 Camp street.
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IMPORTS

VERA CRUzstesmshp specie Rrugulsrs
ssC0o ieIi Conu-s2pO Grief 5000
$4,000 ss Campos cigars Bluges &co de
FsAaa-s0 hides de Fneness3l do &coTuta
specie.
INDIANoLA AND GALyEsToN-s Charles Morgsn-9
hEa stton ConTsI &eoi do ar MorgsnlS do Csmrbst
seeg-ls DO Lsbiti chapsPisrqs do Oakley HAwkusea
do II Kennedy krossndrs to Elder Aco-C ClsveandW
Le.chfsrd &1oD TaylorFelt Reeds II Henderson aco.
ST EARkssehr Jenny Indies ibis naval Post Nal
PENsACoLASehr PelansE72 feet Of lumber 5000 aths,
poclsy. Niclo, dco,
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LIST OF VESSELS I'M PORT MOT cLEAREp

20, Monmouth. ali
80. 81, ID Marshfeld. .SsdS
......3s, al Mary Ward, -. Point,
ISL urthern Eagle, ,i2,d2l
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRET

JEFFERsoS CRY.
Tuesday Evening. July II, 1854
There is fair supply of Beef Cattle with an ample
stock of Hogs and Sheep SALE but only few good
Mich Cows. Prices continue firm at last quotations
-PRICES.-
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EXPORTS

SSALMexiean sehr Nuava Aparseeda2oU bbs hour
tobacco, IS kegs butter, terce hams.
oBILE-Bstk Helera-a bacon 500
bran, l0eU do
ArkLACH1CoLA-seh Gen VIM 10 casks baaon
hh's bslp mss.ssa is do -four OIL IA acks on
caldles do sosp, . sacks csfos
RosToN-Bark Sarah Ami tsle. cotton, pigs
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GHERRY-75 eases DUFF Gordon's Pale, 80
- Aas alss,ils iss ssish s. woLEs, ~ Camp ii
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nh ECTIFIED 'WHlsKY-100 bills. in store
| a. and for sale by LITTI EJoHN, N0RCoM CO,
i $50 Corner GraYier and lion I4e
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DUTTER AND CHEESE-100 packages, as
i u D sorted. For sae by A. D. GRIEFF CO..
/ Isvee.
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packages in boxes, halves

1 SALT-l0, 600 sacks Liverpool, one-fourth
Ii fine for sale BY COCHRAN BALL, erayiers. jul