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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-21

whistle was heard in the court, and the driver o.
the mail. coach, lantern IN hand, crossed the yard
towards the pavilion. Would to God she cou'd
call to him, or in any way attract his attention !!
but she dared not to make the slightest sound
He looked up at the window, against whlch ne al
most brushed in passing and the light he held,
flashed on Miss Strings crouching figure. lie
paused, looked again, and seemed about to speak,
when she hastily made signs tina! he should be
silent but seek assistance at the house. lie gave
her glance Of intelligence, and fastened away.
How long his absence seemed! Could he have
understood her? The occupant of the bed was
growing every instant more and more restless; he
was rising from the bed-he was cropping round the
roonl They would come too, too late
And no steps in the cOurt-yard-the key turn
ing in the lock-the door opens-then, with
veil that rang in Ellen Strings ear until her dy-
ing day, the creature rushed to her hiding place,
dashed the slight window.frame 10 pieces, and
finding himself banked Of his purposed escape by
the strength OF the iron bars outside, turned, IKE
wild beast, on his pursuers. She was the first
on whom his g!ence fell. He clasped her throat !;
his face was close to hers his gIittering eyes
were gIarng at her in frenzy-when blow from
behind lelIed him.
She awoke from a long swoon to find herself
safe in Mrs. Atherton's dressing room, and to III ar
that no one was hurt but the poor maniac, and
that he was again IN the charge Of his keepers,
from whom he had escaped few hours before.
"a few hours A lifetime, Mary. But Heav-
en- be thanked, it is past like a wild dream"
1t was all past. One enduring effect remained
ever after to imprint on Ellen Strings memory,
and on the memories of all who knew her, tie
event of that long night Such had her suffering,
anxiety and terror, that, in these few hours, her
hair had turned as white as snow.
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nav and Night,

The perpetual daylight OF the short Arctic sum-
mer ranks among the great wonders o! tnose
regions. Its singuIarity has often been described
but probably never well or so torci0iy as Oy
DR.. Kane:
"At first the novelty of this great unvarying
day made it pleasing It was curious TO see the
midnight Arctic sunset into sunrise ; and pleasant
to find that, whether you ale or slept, or idled or
toed, the same daylight was always there. No
irksome night forced upon you its system OF CON-
pulsory alterations. | could dine at midnight,
sup at breakfast time, and 60 to bed at MONDAY
and but, for an apparatus OF coils and cogs, called
watch, would have been no wiser and no worse.
MY feeling was at first an extravagant sense Oh
underlined relief, Of some vague restraint removed.
seem to have thrown off the slavery OF hours
In fact could hardly realize its entirety. The
astral lamps, standing, dus,.covered on our lock-
ers q am quoting the words oil my Journal) puz-
zled me- as things obsolete and fanciiu This
was instructive, perhaps; but bye-and-oye came
other feelings. The perpetual light garish and
unnuctuating disturbed me became gradually
aware of an unknown excitant, a stimulus, acting
constantly, like the diminutive of a cup OF strong
coffee. My sleep was curtailed and irregular;
my meal hours trod upon each others heels; and
but for stringent regulations OF my own imposing,
my routine would have been completely broken
up. My lot had been cast in the zone ci lirioden.
drons and sugar naples, in the nearly midway
latitude Of 40 deg. | had been habituated to day
and night and every portion Of these two great
divisions had for me its periods Of peculiar assoc:a-
:ion. Even in the tropics | had mourned tho
lost twilight. How much more did miss the
soothing darkness, Of which twilight should have
been The precursor began to feel, with more
OF emotion than writing for others likes TO
confess to, how admirable, as systematic law, Is
the alienation Of day and night-words that type
the two great conditions Of living nature, action
and repose. To those Who, with daily labor, earn
the daily bread, how kindly The season Of sleep
To the drone who, urged The waning daylight,
hastens the deferred task, how fortunate that his
procrastnation has not a six months morrow r.
TO the brain. workers among men, the enthusiasts,
who bear irksomeIy the dark screen which falls
upon their day-dreams, how benignant the dear
night blessing, which enEorces reluctant rest
GrinneU Expedition .~ .+
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Baltimore Piano Forte ManufactOry.

}. WISE Il BROTHER, Manufacturers Of Boudoir
~ Grand and Square PIANOS. Those wishing a
good and substantial Piano that will last an ave n
iair price may rely on getting such by addressing th,
Manufacturers, by mail or otherwise. We have the
nonoF OF serving and referring the first families in the
STATE In no case is disappointment sutf'rabc. The
Manufacturers, Also refer host o their fellow citi
Iens. / WISE 4 RROPEEP
Feb 5, 1881 2S-Cm R,ltimnre Nd
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The American Hotel,
CHARLOTTE, n. C..

CHARLOTTE, n. C..
bEu 10 announce 10 my friends, the public, and
'ht patrons OF the above Hotel that have the
same Tor term Of years from the >t of January next
Alter which time, the entire property will be thorough
ly repaired and renovated, aud the house kept in first
Gas style. TINS Hotel Is the Depot pleasant
y situated rendering desirable house for travellers
aud families
Dec 10, 1888. 22t G.. NJ. RAY.
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MARCH & SHARP

ACCIloNEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
COLUMBIA, C.,
WILL attend the sale of all kinds of Nerchapdise
w Produce, &c. Also, Real and Personal Pronertv
Ot purchase and sell Slaves, &c. Commission
SALES RooN-No. I2J Richardson street, and imme-
oiately opposite the United States Hotel.
Feb ), 1854 THos H. MARCH sy,n
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Livery and Sales Stable,
BY =. Ill. RSEA

A 5 Inc stand formerly occupied by r. Morrison, in
IL Charlotte. Horses fed. hired and sold Good ac
S",hhouaihns for Diovers. The of his friends
ana the public generally solicited.
Februlry l., 1854. a9y
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BiILHE & LAMBERT,
CUAkLESTON. s. C..

CHARLESTON, s. c.,
IMPORTERS X DEALERS in Royal Velvet. Tapc.-
| try. Brussels, Three ply, Ingram and Venetian
CARPETINGS; India, Rush and Spanish MATTlNGS,
Rugs. Door Mats. &c. &c.
OIL CLOTHS, of all widths, cut for entries
IRISH LINENS, SHIRTINGS, DAIASKS, Diapers
Long Lawns, Towels, Napkins, DOyIas &c.
An extensive assortment of Window CURTAINS,
CORNICES &c.. &c
g Merchants will DO well to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. %, 1853 1o-Ivs
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woman was giving evidence 10 a certain case,
when she was asked by the lawyer
Was tho young woman vlrtuOus previous 10
this affair %
" Was she what 7"
"Viriuous. Was she chaste r. -,
''Chnscd? She was chased about quarter OF
miIe.'' ~
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lady's walking dress is now the rage in Paris,
OF the folio" ing curious construction
The dress IS an over Dress made OF Stiff mate
rlals, SO that in case of rain in the BouIevards,
by springs at the waist, it is thrown up SO as to
cover the head and body-and serve the purpose
OF large umbrella two loop holes in the skirt
serve as eyes for navigation, and The drrss is very
much admired by the fashionable world
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slim. was awfuIly frightened tho other day.
Did tell you about it p
No; howl .... ...
Why, cup of coffee was handed 10 me the
other day, whirh was pale and lhn, that tho i
it was the ghost of some split once when nv
mother cauyht me stealinn neot on ,L. x,d,-ar ;,
An preparation Of 81 900 has been made bv
the No Carolina Agricuitur S,cirty to i'm
prove its exhibition grounds at Raleigh.
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S. ya LOUyRJ5y
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL practice in Mecklenburg and the adjoining
w counties and prosecute Bounty Land and Pension
Claims. Office in Johnston's brick building, between
kerr's Hotel and the Post Office, up stairs.
March IS, 1853. 3j-ly
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Ngrx. s. w. yyEEEAE&N,

Mrs. s. w. VEEE1&E&N,
!,tE::lGlTLTJTEls3. AL;8 N&L53 I&E Mrs5},
(Residence on Main Street. 3 doors south of S&ders
HotelO
CHARLOTTE, n. c.
Cg- Dresses and made by the celebrated a. b. c.
method, and warranted TO fit Orders solicited and
promptly attended to. Sept. >, lSi3-S-ly.
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THE ROAD TO HEAvEN.-A prdlar. calling Oh
an elderly lady, recently, TO dispose of soa1a
goods, in his conversation inquired if she could
tell him of any road that no pedler had over
travelled. ~rlG
Yes know oi one, and only one, which no
pedler has ever travelled, (,he pedlar's coun.
tenance brghtcned,) and that is tho road to Hea.g
vpn"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-13

Nobe-ss do Ailsabsrrer 1eoT do gobsrfsos MeDoegis
e yrn yssss &C.,. e y DE- Nsey
Nelson &eoe Cummings sls-hrs seoa DO Wright
DO Ar snbrg<rs DO CAD -slst ees sygs 81 pes
DO 10 bbis Fsows &cet4 Kelly Frsf7i hhds
Oakley Do 4 &eoaoo sacks po's
IoBDEyJs gTogEsear1e Mdacis hhde ssgsF rsowss &ea
Bogatt Foley Ayer-ao do Lys,ich co4e doJ Dc
Eganaso DO sssn &eo7e d'9 Df1hst sons do N'ea
olson.
poNAIDsoNvILLE-steamer Fanny spsrhswtsgSar and No
75 bills. "A half do be hhds
20 ssndy4 bids 10 bbs Gsstd3s hhd 90 bbs
BsosiIs bhd. 100 bb Bosaar' Foley Avsyfs heeln Po
H,ptins-s0 hid. Hsvst, crron Aeoso thsJ Doaus-
NON Traseialr Il fisyds4 Do ssasTosi
$40 hhdr sugar, ss1 b,ls, IA hai bbls naolastes
LoBngLs sToREs,eamr LsnreI ii-s bales cotton &c.
hhdn anger, bba oas Brand Landay- ha bes q
gsiy Erss bal! b,i: d. ? psnssremaS hsSs sss'
30 U,qshss4 huda sugar 10 ~ no
Ids hid, ssn dso.s 1s, soss's
shepard bales cotton, 2is bids sugar
| 100 bills as half do moassss.
&co4i do Mcdowell Mills Foer Walker aeoss DO
PIN swnsy Green &of do Bucharan Csroi
4 e. sssa ro 90
do osk.y swkn, Do Heneon resiso 90 saes
| Per New Orleans and Opelousas Railroad
bids ,ugArtbs Inosssss j. A. Brand Iasdry-is bhd
molasses IA hhds A. J. D,nistonn &eoe
asees, Boka Folly averyo do Dc
| 241--o. c. Leblanc, aunores TO order.
| Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
FROM STATE Lines bales cotton Lane seo-IT osksy
a-tia3s Payne ZsesaIs AGO. Wsb
| co-Tota cotton, 90 bales.
PASSENGERS.
Per bark Jacob, Bio de Jaaero cabin passengers.
ahiP Howell from srpco3 cabin and sos sseerage
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

ST LOUIS Bates Reynha NJ Winn lady and chdran,
Williamson, Peter, Mrs Peters, Gundal Ffensh
Mira McIetyre, Cal Myler, St Louis Barny hr Bishops
ca Sbwsiizsr Benton Capt Winds Raymond
Or Ad ans, Empire City; 0 Fl Zachaas Berlin
yERANDAH-J Brown w H Scott, Ryley, La H Williams
Mr. Jones Ga Dickson Wacho, Van Yorn Block
Tex lady, Oates McCampbsls and lady, Miss
Alter, Ala,
CITY HorEL-E Byne, Ffez Sim, Burk, Mrs Graham,
Z Copneiy Cal; Carter, Moore DR. G Reynolds Miss
Williams Pssble, Moore Va; IA k .s5 Ms s
man. Hermnins La; Spencer, Tenn; DR. Measnsr,
Rsher, ] TcfIney, v w Rose Smith, Va
SAINT CHARLES HOTEI-W MGR ,Gen W Cole P T MI
nor Miss Adams soson, c Aeama DR. Barael 4 G
Taylnr jackson Blair, Foster A G Canter Whta
kef Ms Rsihbone " Liobn and lady, Mis-
Ltltjohn Mrs Ward, child and servant te w Ives
Rene Num- Rogers, Cal; W Campbell and lady, MOI
MCaiiacb Bryan lady. Col Johnson Dr. Randall
Holman ] Moore, Beo Mis- W Green, Va, Aiken, III
| HESS, O.
ARCADE HGTEL-M B Coom Vert, Howard, Gen Saw
YER Ahnld Hitchcock, Capt Hall Texas; Massns
Ms,selius Gordon IN Gordon! Gameldo Miss Ell Banel
| ] A Sawyer N Y; N Phols j Lee, Ala
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers
,o,, NV yovr .,n U.v.,A-Bv the Empire City

FROM New YopK AND HAvAsA-By the Empire City:
Major s. NJ P,a
ness jacob Seas Joseph f Ssshn
F aEs S asss siPs %
From AsrIswALL AND SAN Francisco: I
Nh S VIM 4sA ssss: Sfsss g
Alden M s9ssk 0as 9Sl Rsssa asha
F aifs rs sse LI'sa sTRs ss
ssh a. s's51,s s
Waas Msn MapI fafs fdS
EMF sssPf Stephen Wo
VII, s'as aen asss Rsss';
a seassi HsE
snd aa4SS FAR sssn TGs. sssa
| Bar
| FROM aA1yrsroS-By the Charles Morgan:
Am sp Lynch and isdy Lieut. Raoa A.
sa sas
ss Mr. soatasse WcteJ Richardson Messrs Tnsy and
| o ponnoii. And on deck
FROM ArrAk.pAs-By A. ". Glaze:
cumsr and ad,, Wells Hartzsll, sobran Ber1on
| Goiy purxel, Riley. csrlefsds F'.g
/ FROM GRAND LAKE--P. f. RimbaR;
wilder Msshsws Nicholson. Moore ey Taylor B0wen Burns
| Payne NJ Darssy
| FROM ALnxAspnIk-By the Onion
er wssff eH nsn9 sss Frank Ks Howell WISE
| FROM FoRr ApAas-By the Compromise:
a asnhf aad Ths and aay Miss MeAa
FRox DosALpsosyILLL--Byt the Music
ans, and seyspts Rongan, Adams Ut MORRISON
M Minor r. MchsI Mi Calm Redsnga Galehan, b0oh h NV
gan, Adams.
FRom BALIzE-By the OpheAd -,
Mrs sOpaa. Mrs daughter and servant Mra Fowler m
Kught, hira Duplessis Mr. Pesin
! From Bayou SARA-By the Laurel Hill
~, shnts p H Her puweg, Goodwin Tuno, Lafron,
wilson Nawkrk, Goisik, ADAM Allen Hsne Ln 3
tIsnsu1n Boston, A Reno, Anbzy, lan,s.ne w
man and lady Miss Winaie MISS IA
dry Madam Laadr5, chila and servant shePau' e'pa'
del.
. FROM YIcKssuRo--Bp the Sarah
Ac sharp Lamb AinsuoIh Ha BS n ~ a
Ajnstact w Carnen Brady, Clark Hnsk
Stewart Roasey Atkins Mira tenarqan
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stock on hand, not cleared. .17e2o7 sAs5
TOBACCO . We heard Of no transactions Of any i'm
portance.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. a. Sugar was frmer, and
1900 hhds were sold ct 304 for Fair to Fully Fair
OF Molasses barely 1000 bbs disposed of at
" gallon for Prime and Choice-market dull
FLOUR . Prices firm with sales Of 1900 bbs iDclu-
ding $50 ST. Louis supene at So $50 Ordinary Extra
SO rs, and $50 Choice Extra at So 50 p Dbl.
GRAIN We noticed only small sales of Corn at eo4s
bushel and Of Oats at s7S6se.
PROVISIONS. The rates for Pork very irregu-
lar and HOO bbls Mess disposed of at about SI3 5o
SIS Dbl for Old and New Packing-dealsrs realizing
SIS so Dbl for Mess. Bacon yet lower with sales
of 81 casks Prime Sides in lots at 717 and II casks of
Shoulders and 80 Of Sides at 7z4 y fb round-market
closing very dull =. Nothing doing in Lard. y
COFFEE The demand continued good, with sales Of
nearly 1000 bags Rio Of which 100 at O. 100 at 9 and
$40 Prime at o5&S y fb.
| RICE. There improved demand for Carolina,
and 800 tierces sold by house. in lots
| 51se p Ii.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Small lots selling at 44f0
45e. but 100 bbls were taken at about At p gallon.
FREIGHTs IA ship taken for Liverpool at IA
| for Cotton, and two for Hsvre at No.
ExCHANGE....De Demand very limited We quote:
Sterling ..,..............1 06k 0107x and 107 "
Francs II 1z05f FIX q dollar
New York Sxty-day Bills. ....2A03 p ct discount
Sight Checks on New York. .par0k p cent premium
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Morgan Lwlsss ndanoa and Galveston
Harris & Niorgan-ls. district
stsanbp Empre Civ Wndle York ID Havana
sh 70 Jennings, Laug Inland 6eo-7d district.
B5i.sh hp Howell johnston from Liverpool 18th oct to
British shs Phsntarophs Wilson Gloucester rge) sad o
to MAXWELL dco.
I'D dist,ict .
Weber, nsaeolR 10 mEseYBtsin
Danish Jacob om Rio dc Janero 3oh Sept
Bremen oark sehio shvsr Bremen Oct mater
district. =
Spanh Deeedda, het days from Snuego 70 aster-a
detrieg.
juan Feirr days frm Maanzas, in ballast TO
Pug Avepdsno--3d district.
panis g Meibunena Chas Rode Janso ms.er
ia
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CATTLE MARKET.

5sal TUESDAY EvEsINa, December IL. 1854.
Arrived to day 0 head Of Texas Cattle The stock Of
Cattle Hogs and Sheep ample with moderate supply
of Mich Cows and but few Calves The market is in
Of purchasera-easy at our quotations. Prices:
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REoE1pTs on PRODUCE.

LoBDEIS STQRE-Ssamer Gipyia bids sugar Feiiowss geo
Bogart Asry40 dol de Egann6o do Ley.
erich Estin &co--2n do pfniiht Son-S az
Nicholson -sundries-ordsr--l otal-lso hhds augh
Lenqapx eineIOs do 20 hhds DO
Ursuhart-s5 do w Lee-4s bb moissses y Egana
al 40 is hhd gar DO do Shth aco2o 90
Montgomery-ls Augusa Thbant-e DO hoe smms
lo2 lno halfdo oliver sbi Ma 10 order
GoRToN'S LANDING-Steamsr W Gazs-la bales eoltou
oaky Haw kints Carroll, PIi,chaId aeo DO PAYNE HART
20 do WI ght Davenport DO Waters DO Anderson
Mesraleglo do Wrish heoai do LLOYD PsssaLe 40
rammack Squires do y bales COT
| ton.
kLEXANDRIAsteamer Union bales cotton uchannen Csf
roll do Camm. K squres wels do Branasr,
Husbard-9S do Nil snberg rI do Byrne Vance &eo2a Do
Pomyoy &cos do Oakley awkinsl4 do MCDOWELL Mills eo
Il Nelson Bogeri Foley Ayery1 do Hendef-
1ss DO PiDeSsra Sco-is Bogert Foley halt
bla Brnnde EcKeuna pnea
| Gotten. ,. :.
GRAND LAKE-s,esme Kubslas bales cotton Thernhi
eo~as0 do 4 W Esuin &co-9ia do Donns-6l do Ward
Jon,aIs do eores Pnckad eolss Pitcher Goodrich &eo
10 Brapder Hubbardql do Swne Green Ssoso
PAYNE CAmmnck S9uires Wes-sl do cnaay
eo5T do john Cocks &eoo d
Nelson acoSs do Beck hiess-s y 40 oaifs q M
40 Doneann Eco-s3 do Richard Nngeut &eod do
pomroy &eofa Meeaf0 do Miles Adams ~
Wright Davenport &co6 do Smith johnson scott 90 Head
Missile &eo-nsddrieeto order-roiai sooo paes e'on'
FopT ADAssstssnar haes cotton Henry Ksan
LA do PAYNE John Leelio II shepherd AGO.
Al 40 HPomroy do Cleveland Brothers &e6l do Carol
pr;.ebad Aeo5S do Ward JonAs20 do Maudsyle Linton
p 40 Hends,ssp P.ss-i0 Richard Nugnt koss
Kelly Frs.er-A do Donnsll-i2 do Gerard &ee-9 40
do Felowes Aeo-2s do Wright Davenport &eoSA
Male suralasrs ssoie do Andrew sisraai7 do Ha sykes
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Passengers departed by steamers

New YoRK-Bp the Star:
Marks Mas Yohs, Mics Flinton Capt Dyer and iaay
Moore MIR MoCay Morgan Mr. John Cunard and ten IN
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BOOKS and STATIONERY.

E. JOHNSON s. CO.,
sTATIONERs, PRINTERS and B0OK-BINDERs.
NO. % CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
kT Keep constantly ksnd extensive asaorment Of
BLANK BOOKS AND FORMS.
t BLANK BOOKS of variety that Me
chants Banks Railroads. Commaioaer CLERKS snd other Legal On
cera will be applied n desirable
ES- BOOK BINDING AND RULING IN ALL ITS VARIETIES
ia c SUBSTANTIAL, and wnFkmanke style.
m FANCY BINDING every with elegance and
taste. Libraries . bound and pumhered.
Merehantp Bankers Railroad Contractors and Officers
JUSTICES nead all have for the Of
Stationery q the ordaay for who dess have spsor
their invited To examine STOCK
Arrangements work. nj Spdm
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS,

WEDNESDAY, Monnra, December 49, 1854.
COTTON The market was still unsettled, and 1900
bales changed hands at irregular prices We yet quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 500 Middiipg Fair. .9kd 9h
Ordinary. 6MD7A Fair ..............16 hD-
Middlipg ask Good Fair .......-0-
Good Middling. .s55s09 Good and Fine. ...-gt-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Sf 49, CoTros--bajes. TonAoco--hhds
Stock on hand Sept. 23,712
Received since -4lo44e ZW5
yesterday 4yo29==4i9478 600 207t
446,i5e 25TS7
Exnorted to date ..,.... 2sl5s4 1882
Yesterday. 80. 5355-266e49 000=1T29.
arad a.
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! MGRInAN ARTIsTS, UNION.-THE AMER

Jean ARTISTS UNION, would respectfully announce 70 the
ens the Canadas that for the
cnvag the fine arts throughout the Win a
enabling family Of gallery
nv hs FIRST ARTISTS THE AGE they have deter
mined extensive sale for their
thus not number artists and
utinsp among taste for works o. ar 70
Engravings when 26ooo OF them arg so'
100000 GIFTS OF the actual cost Of ei50,00
purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving
only Engraving hut also cke winch en-
TILES him e one q the Gifts they distributed
Fivs na,ars highly fnhed Engraving beautifully Painted
OH Five Gin Tickets viii ee sent or Fys Doafs wofh @
COPY Catalogue with specimen of enc OF the
cravings can bes at the Office eff this paper
sch dollar sep Engraving actually worth that sum- aud
Gift Ticket, will immediately be forwarded.
- AGENTS.
The believing that the OF shs Tes
Undertaking materially promoted by the energy ana
resolved TO treat with sue
| on Q most liberal TERMS ~. ~. ,,;,, g,
will by mail dollar
Propactus Catalogue, ali other iniormaon
On he final completion the sae the Gifts will BE- placed IN "a
hands fthe Purchasers be Que
States and CANADA
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HLARET-
400 cases Or binary,
an $40 40 fias' '''s e'S W. s. HoLgR, o. Camp street,
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PRICE S
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
WEDNESDAY MonsIsc, December Is, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

chin RAJ Rock Peudlston for Liverpool, JP Whitney
Shp Slltans, Barre.l for New YORK, Cohsn
sadintan sbp oea1bo, Pbttams Tor Genoa Schmidt eco
schr Sylvester for Richmond Va WasdSk deo
Br schr Many jenkins Belize. Honduras fde Egaua
SIR Nodestv M,cK. Pensacola, Hurley eco
schr Ma, ms 'Ratss Pensacola, Hurley &so
bremen bsrkD Dams, Helm. for London awald AGO
Scan brig po Ma for Barcelona Carbide Earesps
Steamer Montgomery Jackson for Montgomery hnd We:upka
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B elow-G in g Up.

Below-C om1ng UP.
IBy Tslegraph.l
Bsh bark For,eys Rio de Jnsio s October to Johnston
Mske &co.
B itsh thip Arthur, from Deal
Steamboats,.
Compromise, Orr from Fort Adams.
Opheia, Dnltry, from baIso
Nj IRE, LobdePa Sore.
Alice W. Glaze, cal, from GoEion's Harding.
Union, Crooks, from Alexandria.
~. Kmbatl, Bruadsssi, Grand Lake.
Fanny Sparhawk, Terreb0nne, from charlottesville.
Laurel Hill, Coffin, Lobde's Store
Sarah, Briggs from Vickspurg.
hoat Jouisyiie Palmer from
on The instant ships Home and Nuremhurg-brough
IN ahip Philanth ropst and brig Wlhemna.
Towboa Ivy Whsmore, from the Passewen down light
hrou ght ship Howell barkB Genesee and jacob
Tovboat Hercules, the Passesowed down and
thhe INSTANT chip Spark The Ocean snd sehr EenbIoug
no bark Sehlosser brig Don John and Decdida
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATER. THURSDAY, Decem-
H. The celebrated (Douixesi's) Grsnd
Opera, LULA ID Duue, LaeroiT Beck
ers; Nine. BaIlo
R NoIx-Psrsons engaged requested 70 cali
for Tes beora o'clock otherwise they WIN DC dis
posed Of.
tett ird
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.
GROCERIES.
WANTED.

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VMT ANTED-A situation as Wet NURSE, by
Wv respectable widow who has sl her own ean
objection the country
ply al No. az Magazine atreet. az "
NMTANTED-A TEACHER of the French Lam
wv guagene capable nstuetion in Vocal and nssIu
mental salary will be paid Address
MIS- L. f PARKER, Alexandrs, La
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ny SITE PERplDo-poora a.s a'siost oasn .ea A.
Fom 10 A. ~ until p MPRicEs oF
ApxIaaos-Dres Circle cents Pit. IS esntsf nig ths
engagement Of the celebrated American aetre's Mas ADDk os
for nghta will appear this
ug Of Margaret En9fsFsi
of Miss LIZZIE amio
FANNY tho popular bDNESDAS EVENING, De-
oembss with LOVES Misc
adds oIwald, Eugene. Nj Chaplain FAVORITE DANCE
nj nile E0Na Mrs Salisbury To cotelade
~th THE YANKEE IN MExtcoJsnma SLOW, MisH Addie