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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

House or Representatives.
a WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1854
The EXPLORATIONS AMAZON, ETC.
Mr. NuxxAY, (dsm.), Of New York, from the Commit
- PriuiiDg, reported resolution which adopted
providing fer printing for the Of members, 10000
oopss Of the reports Of explorations Of the River Amasoa
end ita txbutars and with the accompanying maps and
plates.
Rrm AND HARDoR IMPROVEMENTS
Ths House resumed the eondsration Of the resolution
ssportsd from the Committee on Ways and Means dis
shazgDs them from the consideration Of the eommuniss-
tion from the War Department sxplanat9ry Of the esH
snsiss i q sSs 6omSissss - on nc Commerce M -' -
motion pending TO refer the subject 10 the Com
miftes on Roads NJ Canals.
suggsd in the consdefatlon Of rivers and
AArbs end, therefore, ihs eommunsAcn should 60 %
H, DuuAR dem, Of La, poke for himself, and, -
be believed, for majority Of the Commttee On Com
nsrss Hsssa thsy vsrsIe favor q Internal improve
II The Secretary of War wss ia relation to oostasains
HrAAss Il works sonnsnssa under ths lAv Of last
e. nuu (dsn) oSLa, sad n ~ slad his colleague,
y: Dunbar, hAdso warmly sxpresssa hinssK u hvoe
n. DusnAs sspiainsd that hs wss against general
sysAsn Of ntsrnal improvsmsnt bat In favor q great
seaesA inprsvsmsnts, sueh - q tas Ass'apps ana
NJ HUN said he Vas not satisasd With the s.elaas-
on OF h colleague He did mot care for u1e0osnpe 70
river and barb0r improvements with sueh limitation,
and would therefore for sending the estimates to the
Com nittss ON Roads and Canals.
Mr. CAMHnL (fres soi) tf Ohio consumed Ia the visw
a1prssssd BY Il : gentlemen who presededhim.
Er wmfwoErs, (dsm.) Of H., said 10 the friends Of
ths systsm they could safely trust the Committee o
Opuaneree; sx Of the nns members, he believed we're
soag friends Of the river and hssbor mprovsments He
believed that 70 refer the sueject to he Committee On
Roads and Canals, would b to kill Il
Ehs esmAtes referred to the Committee ON Com
WerooA
me Hcuss then went isto Committee on
rHK PRIVATE cALEHDKR.
When the Comnittss rose three private bills were
passsd-
RESOLVED 10 ADJOURN I'LL TuEsDAY
Mr.. STANTON, (dsm) Of Ky, moved that wnsn tns
Houso adjourn, IL adjourn to Tuesday - ndAy ~
epAr for the celebration Of the bass Of New Orleans
Agreed 10, By syss - noes 81
m AnundANT oDcnrARY on Tm THnAeuM
n esnats st prescribing the manner Of appointing
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, was taken up
whsa hr Osa, (dsn.) q g. O, moved : sabsttuss' -
1clloWp:-
Hsrsser tbs once Of Assistant ssarsts Of the 1rss
ury sa vacant the appointent Of n sucosssst
xfsr few woros il explanation, hs moved the pre-
vi~us qusstoa- pending which, the House adjonrnsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

Southern Mail Failures.
BAInMoRz, Jan 6, 1854.
We have mail south Of savannah to-piaht Three
mails due from New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

Senate
AIBAsv Jan. 9. 1854
THE orrrdiRs LEGISLATURES
Mr. EosRos gave notice of bill amending the sct rsla
tive to tfRcers OF the Legislature.
TIE REPAIRS 70 TIN Rn CANAL.
Mr. FIELD gave notice Of bill authorizing The Canal
to lot BY nact the work for keeping In
repair the sscticns on the enlarged EFis canal
WILLIAMSBURG AND oYrKHss Hills PLANK ROAD.
Mr. HuTcHEGs gave notice Of . bin amsnding the
charter Of the Williamsburg aad Cypress Hills plank
road.
Ar DAsaAsm gave notice Of bin to amend the cot 10
law ~ applicable to New York.
Mr. Buuor gave setios ofa sn making an spprepria.
tion for Wsstsrn House Of Refuge.
Adjourned till II O'Clock on Monday.
Assembly.
AIsAxr, Jan. q. 1854.
COMMITTEE on nrnrmAHcr MN
The srHAKm announced the following committee on 20
mach Of tie Govsrnors Message ~ rslatsa 70 intsmps.
sanes,-
Asssrs. O. Q. Lsigh, Harris, Lattlsjohn Han. Gibbs,
The Committee Ralss reported the old rules with
several amene msnts.
N0fiCB or Hills.
Notices were given Of the following bfIs:-
By Mr. BRHDcr, making city stocks basis for banking
purposes.
By Mr. CusgxAx, amending the Excise law
By Mr. eTzyUs, to equsbse the rates Of fare ON way
passengers on the Erie Railroad.
By Mr. SAVAGE relative TO taxes In the city Of New York
By Ar. AonMs 10 enlarge the powers Of csrka Of the
ustee Court Of Brookyn Also, rslsvs to the practice
In ssid court.
By Mr. BAsam, relative to grand jurors In New York
AMI LIQUOR BILL
Mr. PAaRs introduced bill to prohibit tho aals Of In
toxieatipg dxipks- 47s
MORTALITY rHrBoARD.
NJ. W. Clsrk's resolution instr octing the members
Of Congress o New York to nQuis Into the Of
the recent mortality on shpboazd, vas adopted
urEnBD or 0rEruu sTaHErs YORK.
aaount sSpenSsd IN New York last year for opening
nresu, waa adopted.
rHE GovKRvoR's MESSAGE
Was tsken mp In Committee Of the Whole after which
the Asssmby adjourned TIL Monday.
CONTESTED SEATS IN THE LEGIsLATURE.
The journal thai three sat IN Senate and
two IN the Hou TO be infested. Adam Storing Of
the Ozsgo and Chensngo district claims the sat ooou-
for Adsn g. Storing shou have bssa sllo sed, they
we're intended for him Oa the otnsr hand II viii 10
commended tina. those who votsd for Adam did kuoW
ipgy and for the sxpresa purpose OF defeating the
tsstAnt The quss Ion will b referred immsdiatsy TO
proper committee
oecupied BY Mr.. Oaxk from The Third New YORK district
lie claims that legal votes enough withheld from
him TO lave secured 70 him tbs certificate Of election.
readers already acqusntsd With the facts alleged
BY Mr.. ws who elAns the sect awarded 10 Mr.. Adams
from The Second Jenssson district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

wmxlaya Jan 8, 1854.
1hs river here measures four feet ave inches, snd II
rising IL 10 closed both shove and below BY oe and no
boata srs runnisg. Tho weather 10 cold.
CmurAn, Jan o, 1854.
Ths rivsr here h falling, and tAs weather h very cold
again.
f45.g C1xvxAED, Jan q. 1854.
Ths viDA haa shasgsd 10 ~ nszth blowing fssh.
oeroon ahoyo norn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

DrIsQuKxYsvhe annual election for managers of the
sosissy iorths Reform saon Of Juvenile Dsaq was
were open frem to O'Clock NJ, and the rssa
vies PresiAsDtsS 'epherd Knapp Israel Rasss, Chas
y lsupp, lNshua 8. Undsrhil John A. Weeks, Mahloa
ieoretsry-Jsmss W. UedsrhilI.
TrsaABxer- Joshua :. UndsrhilL
Board sf Nsnsgsrs-shsphsrd Knapp. RoSsrt Kslly,
John A. weess, MahIon Day James Oobb, Walter Un
.erhI, klias ID AXE George l. Cornell James W I'm
dsrhIl, G. Person y. p, Hsus Stevens, James W.
Perknau. J. ". @ Isvsidgs, B At'srburv, e. 8. Wan
'1 Eanass sas's YoSse s.ma. S'Ta's H,sss 4
BlssIow Charles O Lsigh, Robert Kennedy Richard n
AnNc THE IraAsY soumz "A meeting a the
d.l.sstes % The Ltsry co.vs.os was held kst night
and Elm stDs cts The Prssicont " the Con, sution
Douglas L.fhpsve Ed osi.d the mss.isg 70 order;
busipss = com pstise ths iisrary orsAsi satos. Eic
gueDt spanse we're mads By nsssrs Lshog~ ~sn, Tom
l1soD cs..s Csrhso. snc sshsrs, upn u: aims and
objects Of the roicn Tho Bsetiog adjosyned ain nsxt
Tuesday evening, ts and DAss 10 be ads known hsrs
after. W
wnAr Is n m DosR VIII Inn Coal Asrr ,-uAptssu
tween the ksurs Of II A. and o sock, n, ths sta
op house was Visited By number Of most ras peota
BIZ =. -. sss .ss. 70 = r.' the
to four hundred loads Of ashes In this district The cart
ruse 70 remove IT. without being rsmuusratsd by
the streets clsAEsd b. esntYsot Usssss r,ssssrss
are taken 70 have the nusssee rsmovsd the next rs
vs msy lcok for IN y coal ash riot wksa eossdsabss
STEAMBOAT on rmz--Yhs steamboat Columbia. ryss Al
Hsrriscr street pier caught Ars yests day massias,
caused by the upestBs of the stove II was ssoa sx.
dreuishsd with bnt txaspg damage.
FIRE A Are was discovered at az O'Clock ysstsrdsy
MOI ming, In houss 19s Ehzxbsth sfrsst II waa sx1
gciahsd with slight camage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

The sunbury and Erie Railroad Gas Ex
ploslOn.
PnrLAEuPsrA Jan 8, 1854
Ths Common Conn last evening passed ordisance
sub bsoribipe two mions Of dollars the Sunbury and
Ere Raslscsd Select Council meets TO evening
70 Of rpCn tfs ordiosnce.
The gas holder 1t Frsnhfor Pa, blown up yestsr
day. BY boy applying asht to hole in ths top, maze
for pairs The boy blosn up with the hoIdsr but
vas not seriously hurt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09
A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALI NATIONS

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF LNAToNs.
Open every Day and Evening, Except sunday) from
sv- TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMTTANoE, WILDE the price
sss s E 70 FsE
a11 g and ia rey filling up with elegant and interest
SEN qs'ss Sns Sa Quite
TSs PsTGRF WI 81
seseton IN The Western HemipheIe ana
The SCULPTURE contributions smbOdy 800 Of Marble
EofEmanhip Many Statues Ssdss from
has completed the purchase of
choice collection of MODELS OF ANTIQUE sTATUARY great
ss s 4asAE HsDRr EAEr
n FEET and d S sRasa 4RsFr from
SAND YEARS OLD, has been deposited the cyslPaaee
AeEthe Crystal Palace enclossr at his momsn more sr
es n9ss and than can be examined
5
9f Gep costing ons
T. Ss
Issas provided oH sHi3
ns @ y ss product
GOLD MEDAL costing ls' One Thousand Dollars or its
I9s pss , du5u s three as
their equivalent in cash. ii preferred whose
worthy Testimonials
after the one adludge most excellent aforesaid.
FOURTH. FIVE MEDALS, costing One Hundred Dollar. eaah or
their plate cash. preferred
ogna completed since the first opening the Crystal Palace
fRsis ss a ss nss
The sbest and respectable selected
shl be appointed oexsmine critically several articles exhibited
and award the prizes mentioned The Directors shall
ssy as to select such jury Jurors and be able
70 announce the appointments before the 6rs Of June
he Will Also in their discretion Mda Dplo
to the Exhibitors such articles AZ
sufficient to entItle them to such distinction.
AL tftces which are deemed worthy of place this Grand Ex
position of the Worlds Industry Att admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
An efficient Police night
care used in protecting articles exhibited u the Asoca
ton dscam accountability for loss damage articles
ths
As the Csata Palace Bonded Warehouse vI per-
mfed 70 convey packages Of building
NO Checks given, and redmtted the Ticket
myl2t p. I. BARNUM, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

LuXURIoUsNEsS OF POMPEIL-Yet wonderful
was the perfection of art as here exhibited;
amazing was the wealth of city adorned with
such temples, theatres, and other public eiihees,
as are yet to be seen in their old places and pro-
portions along those silent streets vast too
was the wealth of the private citizen who dwelt in
those houses, whose floors are composed of rich
mosaic, whose walls are adolne with elaborate
frescoes, whose courts are surrounded with mar
BILE pillars, and beantifed with marble vases
and fountains. In the garden of one of those
houses recently exhumed the statuary has been
left precisely found--pretty little groups sur
round the fountain, whose very pipes can be
trace dto the reservoir above
There is nothing new under the sun, not even
our patent method Of heating houses and warm
ing water for baths. This was done at Pompeii
by means of fues Of thing carried around the
rooms within the walls, and having apertures
for the escape of heat from the furnace below.
We don't know so much after all in America in
the Nineteenth Century. Take away the Cos
pei. and we know, in comparison with those an
cent lords, very little of the arts and elegances
| Of life.
The streets of Pompeii are rectangular, and
| we're better paved, and probably hetter regu-
lated, than the streets of New York. The
| houses were much better built The cement
| made two thousand years ago is like rock to-
| day. How wonderful is the preservation of
| those walls--in ashes. to be sure--but in them
| selves proof against decay! How perfect the
mouldings--the capitals How distinct and
| how delicate the painting on those walls and
ceilings How admirable the arrangement Of
hose houses and gardens But we must not
| linger at Pompei. It's gloom is the more
oppressive for the sunlight that shines upon
its desolation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

single family in sangamon county, III, have
l7,ooo sheep, and all of good blood. Sheep rais-
ing is fine business in Illinois 1t is said that
every farmer who has tried the business has
amassed a fortune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

We learn from the Minnesota Times that
the saw-mill at Jordan is now in operation"
1t is to be hoped that enough boards will be got
out to plank the road, which is VIGOROUSLY q
hard one to travel"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

We see it stated that there are over half a
m lion bushels of corn yet on the Illinois River
waiting transportation to market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

The Lockport Advertiser says that the recent
rains washed up number of the relics of the
battle of Lundys Lane, consisting of gun bar
rels, grape shot, human bones, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

REMARKABLE LoSGEvtrY.-The Salem OBJ
server states that the Columbian Fire Club was
framed in Danvers in 1902, and consisted of 20
members, who reached the average age of 72A
years, two of the members only now surviving.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

!, Cabbage worms may be destroyed in the fol-
lowing easy and simple way ::
Break off large leaf from the bottom
tae eabbage. and place IL on the top, upper
down Do this in the evening, and in the
ing you will find near or quite all the wor,
each cabbage have taken up their quart
this leaf. Take off the leaf and kill Il
feed them to the chickens, and p1aes
back if there be any more to eatch.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09
g tsnEHzaa 3 E a aTlE l - - - -: Il

NORTHERN
ROUTE rem Buffalo Falls via Lske Kive
United Sa.es Mail Lines Vincent
trea spd Quepe connecting 0gdensbursh
and ct Montreal with Atlantic ST. Railroad and ST.
Lawrence and Champan Railroad for Portland, wh Mountains
Boston and New York st @ @
STATE, Capt. Ledyard. NEW YORK. Capt Chapman
Leao daily Sunday o'clock Cape Vincent
entire length the Thousand the Rapids tie beautiful
St Lawrence, by daylight and arrive Montreal
next day in time for The Quebec boats
leaving Buffalo O'clock hours and
u O'Clock train from Buffalo the
boat Passs gers for Boston, take the train Of
ieave Immediately arriving at Boston at halsst o'clock
same day - - - -,
steams ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTHERNER Captain chids leave Lewiston
eePted giving four hours
HArbor kingatou Clayton ogdensrg connecting
the River steamers passing the entire length Of the Thousand
nad the Rapids Of the beautiful St. Lawrence BY daylight
Meeting with the ogdensbufgh Boston Raosd Point
Burlington and Boston, and with the Express Train
for Albany and New York direct.
The daily Sundays excepted by the Buff
faio and Niagara Fa Railroad O'Clock
the pleasure Of viewing Brooks Monument Queens egbte
the Grea Wire Suspension Bridge the
past o'clock giving full four hour Niagara
Falls The Il o'clock Train Of Cars from Buffalo also
in time for the boat passing all the Thousand ands
light changing boats Ogenshurgh and taking h splendid
upper cabin River Steamers proceed direct Montreal through
rushing and dashng of the noble S. Lawrence
This tie most beautiful SUMMER ROUTE on ths eoapsnt
The steamers Of the American Line built expressly speed
and comfort having all the equipments
and beautiful uppe cabin entire length
kN Passengers procure Tickets full information at Office
opposite buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot
Falls. msl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

INDUSTRIOUS CoNvIoIs. --In the Lancaster
prison, during the past year, there we're 1s POI
yards of carpet manufactured, in which there
we're used $4,000 pounds of carpet-chain, and
27 600 pounds of rags.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09
FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
i'll Monsieur ALEX NELSON. No. 9 ST. Charles street.

Prof Nelson. please let
Of languagesi In the Kentucky Military Inatiiuts.
Al. E.W. MORGAN, Joint Superintendent.
Montieur Nelson lie decidedly the
with, and gentleman in all his conduct 5sfEET
- Prof NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
Monsieur Nelson
the epeskg French Spanish elegance and pu
rity." tLouavle Journal. - - =
His well adapted Inducing mysteries
tse and English Languages short
We have had peona opportunities judging Prof. NJ and can
recommend him tesch system
True Delta. ianas 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09
FOR RENT.
n oUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner

n OUIS1ANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp and Lafaye,e street This s,iuiion has been
zed under OF operation by he
and viii be opened for the transaction G business THURS
DA Y, the sd instant. z55I1ss
The basis which established Saving
ftution For 'ht ardng opportunity
ng their sayngs provided in the Charter that small
Dime will be received n depesit ssf
tabiished ~
Deposits not as than than
Of three
Deposits less than months and not than months
est 81 the rate of four cent. per
Deposits for cent
Money deposited subject to call will received
be allowed.
On Fridays deposits will be only from Females
...TRUsTEES...
VIM. n Garland, W. b. Bobbs, Dennis Cronan,
Pat, Irwin, Jas M. Fotay, Jno B. Camden.
Geo G Lawrason. Jno Coleman Jas. NJ. Rand
r. L. Robertson, WM H. GARLAND President
New Inc 1 tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

PRESENTATION OF A BIBLE.-A Bible Wa I7 q,
sented to Joseph Gales, senior editor Of s
National Intelligencer, by the teachers amt
scholars of a Sunday School, who had a festival
on his grounds near Washington. on last Fourth
of July. Mr.. Gales replied to the address on
the occasion, as follows:a
I" accept your present, sir, with my left
hand; would to God l could do it with my
right! I concur in all the patriotic sentiments
you have uttered; and especially do acknow<
ledge that we are indebted for our prosperous
and happy condition as a nation to the prinei-
pies Of the Christian religion Without them
we could never have succeeded as we have
Your enjoyment of my grounds for the celebra-
tioD of our national anniversary affords me
great pleasure, They are at your service as
long as live, and when l am gone, hope they
will pass into the hands of others who will
cheerfully accord to you the same privilege.
If l had entertained the slightest expectation
that the presentation of your gift would be
accompanied by an eloquent speech. 1 might
have been prepared for more suitable reply;
but as l have been taken by surprise, you will
accept simtle expression of my thanks, and
excuse the breyity of my address"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
and careful Parents Guardians informed
that Mfs lady Of Rev. c. H. williamson Rector
fLossante Franchise" Rampant Of
whose life has been devoted Teaching viii admit
family and day cho LIMITED number pupils Extraordinary
facilities for FRENCH. MUSIC DRAWING. lana ly
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DAILY CRl Go0h5T= ~

,,,,,, ,,,,,,, : ,,,a.-- tY JbEDS
+ 'HE NEW 0RLE. iNS DAI = 3 srsEE,
\, OFFICE no. % 81. cn1tt I. essy -
fEE -iy served To ss bscri,s,, - IN aasi aassyi
WfHsertysa e5ts week, gaHr say.si.ayssi ssliayssi 0N
sIYssTZsaa7,S; gIRUH.0tas 10 q
ofsh. cr..e.ss' bsiis =. = = such "a @ =
n''a'n % f'a's'..' PAPEl sa
itcircuates largely, and sar7y hs~, vsntassoo
articles sod families nsy bs nsss 'tesassr aq4S
its cournnz. No paper in the city Sssssfs
OUR TERHg
snch 10 invite the attention and patti anage
ApyrETIsISa!
Of Ten Lines 10 all
.SerJ ahhseaneut inesrton-
Advertisements Second Page charged ehck
Liberal douu will be made with those who adversebyst
for shorter time. s2T,4 %55-5g i
All Advertisements not marked will be pubIished
charged aceordngiy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

a. AZERAC BRANDIES. - The subscribers,
NJ being cole this
sAzERAc BRANDlEs keep constantly hand full supply the
medium grades well the oldest vntag
1885, 1902 and 1906 and invite the the rade
connosseufs the above being Pure Genuine article
WM E. LEVERICH d CO., Agents,
ie9N "a Old Levee styept
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

K ONE FREIGHT.-Vesse1s bound to IN
the slederrsneah getreurn freight to Northern
ports application
J, H,AS CO.. So Charles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09
T9VHE GRAND SALOONS OF p JACOB
& UsPENsIoN BRIDGEs.-NoTICE

~ BENJAMIN WATKINS Gibson, Mississippi Architect
Engineer and Bridgs Builder 81 notice that will
spP the Ohio h Hudson, other River the United
Tth reasonable terms cash
MANENT BRIDGES The above Suspension Bridges
pended either ON Timber Brick Stoh cs Wrought
Towers as locations eRher
Cham Cables He span the Washington City The
East Rverfrom New York to Brooklyn Wiiar-
son River from West Point o Eastern ehorer
Csble suspended during the RevoluionAryW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST g. 1854
EDUCATION.
y rENTUCKY MILITARY INsTITuTE.

II lENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, d.
hA rected by BOARD OF VISIT 3Rs appointed sy sns
n nnder the suPerndsnes Col r. p ALLEN Distinguished
Faculty. o' " - = "
study Ia that usuay Colleges vh
and heore,ic and PIacttcsl Eng ginserpg.
entirely ratified during
past nd the fr heating them
ted which have rendered the Institute
and asreesbene ofresdenc
oughnsss Of instruction and rictness Of govsTrment
annual term viii open Monday septem-
ber, 1884 Entire per sap
geon'sfee ~ extra,l payable in advance.
Address the Military instiute Franklin county
Ky.n or the undersigned. P. DUDLEY,
iyisIm ~ a@s5. 8.. Preaidsn. OF tbe Boaya
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

M TANTED-A vessel to load for Key .AN
Wv West Fa. Of the bulk bbls Apply
mys BARELLl 4 co 6l Common
yOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Th ~
A1sehooner ROAM, carries about 1000 barrels. Ap hk
plyto H. J. HAkT Co, ~ Tehoupitou rs street ie2U
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

EOR SALE.-A EARK of about 400 sSSshN
IL register, ready for any voyage. TERMS appl,
my22 BOEERT, WILLIAMS & co, I'd CsTOst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

KMT ANTED-A freight for the Medi- .sAM
wv teraneaa, bArl SPLENDID not high up than
Sicily ForparIicuiars spplyto IL.
feb5 A. t. COCHRAN 4 HALL. es Grayier street,
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4 lME -l40O bbls, Thomaston, landing per
q A bark Mary, and for sale by
iy14 a. DELAGRAvE a CO. 10 Magazine street.