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cCN ana see wllnt wis inc
return and secure their
late. The next thought
vnluablcs, was that the
! r"on, and that tn. only
ST, with six men. in about
yrnmrr struck, und wen;
face. Soon after that the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-14

EMIGRATION FROM NIRGISI. To LIBERIA.-IEc
Bark Euyhrasia of 800 tons. sailed from Norfolk on
Wednesday, the Sth inst with lbs cmiSrans, OF whom
l5O were from Virginia. The spirit OF emigration
among the free negroes Of this State is rising. Nlrsl-
MIA contributes n very large proportion of the whole
number Of emgrants from the United States 10 AIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-14

first mate left with nn"tlir hnS, with some ladies,
and then the second mate onk another boat of ladies.
One oi these boats WINS swamp"d, and ont of Il per-
it said ha, twelve, MOST nf whom, ii not a,
were ladies, were drrwurd. Tie land, distant about
three quarters OF q mule from where the s-nIncr av,
ros,. in bold bluff .G feet nigh, and the place where
a landing was prac,ca5n was between two large
boulders.
About or eight b"n' Iais were landed on Sln-
day. Here most of the passengers were landed; but
the second mate took his boat down the coast abndt
ten miles 10 beach. All III" ladies landed be-
tl.. Ind N.nll
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Telegraphio.
FURTHER By THE ASIA.


hese York Jan 3i-74 o'clock,P The following are
additional items of the foreign brought by the
steamer Asia:
The allied feets did the Black until the
OF January Six ships were left at Constantinople
The Emperor of Russa has issued orders for his
the Black Sea to return to Sebastopol.
The Turks had attacked the Russian camp Kasfat
and taken it by storm putting $500 Russians the sword
and gaining brilliant victory body of 200 Russian
troops were sent to reinforce those in the camp but they
were compelled to retreat.
The Turks had also gained several other advantages
over the Russians the Danube.
The reports of the defeat of the Turks in Asia fully
confirmed by the latest advices.
turkey had accepted the proposition Of the Four Powers
as regarded the opening OF negotiations but definite
proceedings had yet been taken.
Adyces Vienna state that it was understood there
that the Emperor of Austria about visit Warsaw
where he was to have another conference with the Empe-
TOE of Russia en- the Eastern question.
The Ahghans have threatened the invasion Of the Per-
sian territory in the Shah should form alliance
with Russia
The infant daughter of the Queen of Spain has died
suddenly.
The of the Turks the Danube have alarmed
the Emperor Of Austria and said be occasion
his visit to Warsaw.
The for middiipg Orleans in the HaFre Cotton
ket ON the 18th ult. was S9f
Mobile, Feb 1.-The Cotton market here has been active
during the last two days and the sales embrace thou
SAND BALES Prices are steady middng 9kc per lib.
Mobsh, Feb THE Eastern mail, due in New Orleans
tomorrow morning has failed beyond Stockton Ala A
few scattering papers only received.
Nsw York. jan 30-Sales Of Rio coffee at lec and of
Java at l3c. per lb; corn 81 OF pork SIG and
bbls. " = =
hesD York, Jan. 2T-The u g. mail steamship Crescent
City sailed at 2P. for New Orleans Havana with 81
passengers-40 for New Orleans
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Louisiana Legislature.

sEsArE-BatoH Rouge Jan. 30, 1S54-The chairman Of
the Committee Parocha Affairs reported faYorably on
the bill dividing the parish of Orleans
hr Ryan offered resolution inatructing the State En-
gneer 70 visit Red River and send State snag
suhclent number OF State hands the
OF the river between its mouth and the town of Alex
andria. = -
The President appointed Messrs Lacoste Griffin and
henner committee on the part o the Senate TO inquire
into tbe system of pilotage the Baze
HousE-Mr Buiiard offered resolution directing the
Secretary OF state to correspond with respectable pu
Ishlng houses and ascertain the expense of publishing
the fFthch and Spanish documents the State Library
Referred 70 Committee on the Library
Mr. Nailes offered resolution instructng the Commit
zee on Elections to inquire whether any members Of this
house are employed clerks in custom house at New
Oreans or are otherwise engaged the service of the
General Government and if there auy such that their
names be reported to the House. Referred to the Com
mittee Elections
Bills Irtroduced-By Mr. Grandmont A bill regulating
the emancipation of slaves in this State Read and re-.
ferred ~
By Mr.. Nixon, leave, bill to exempt clerks and
employees Of the New Orleans Mint from serving as Ju-
Read and referred
BY Mr. Morris, bill to authorize District Courts to re-
move OF otherwise punish parocha officers for neglect nj
public duty Read and referred
BY MT Richards, bill to authorize the Police jury nj
.he parish OF Ascension to establish public road be-
tween New River and DonaIdsonve Read and referred
BY Mr.. Smart bill to change the mode of licensing
persons to practice law in this State Read and referred
Mr. Hardesty offered resolution nsructing the udi-
eiary committee to report BILL giving the courts ex-
elusive jurisdiction in all relating to the adopton
OF chldrep change of names and emancipation of
Apepted. ~ -
Mr. Van Hook, on leave introduced a bill to authorize
and direct the State Engineer the channel of ua
enita river OF certain distractions. Read referred
W MOTION OF MT Fhlilips the act in relation to tht
execution OF criminals In the city of New Orleans wa
TAKEN up and read the second time.
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From the West Indies.

BY the arrival of the steamship Northern Lghtat New
York the Herald Of the 25h u has dates fem Jamaica
to the 18th January
The Kingston Morning Journal Of the 11th says: Ii
currently reported in the Saturday last that
it the intention of the Governor dissolve House
of Assembly immediately after tha reassembing of the
Legislature on the 18th inst. We have learned the
why this about be pursued by the Ex
ecutive The contemplated alterations in our vicious
constitution are sufficient for dissolution al
though We are not likely to have it earlier than we
ticipated
The weather is very fine, the public health good
although fears entertained of the of oho
era amongst from the Island of st Thomas where it
is raging The sugar crops look promising. provincial
cotemporary remarks that they will he abundant
awny. st James and Hanover and that the luxnrisnt
appearance of the fields of ripe in the neighborhood
OF The town of Montego Bay is such that the
hsbitan cannot remember its equal On the whole the
1854 has opened with better prospects horizon
OF The future than has been hoped for during long
year that is past.
TRIsADAp We learn from Truadad that the sugar
crop of 1854 will not exceed that of 1853 The crop
in OF picking aH short of the crop of
year The coffee crop just reaped average The
price OF this article however has said of late
year little remuneratve that it is expected
time no more Will be grown than is absolutely required
for local consumption The coffee supply appears be
fast falling into the hands of the South Americans
cluding Brazil and the Haytiens
sr THoaAs-The cholera is raging in this Island to an
alarming extent From the 24h to the Slst December
less than hundred and seyentythree persons had
fallen victims to the pesience in the town of Thomas
alone while sixty had 2ed from the disease in
the country during the same period On the I'd of Jan
uary the total number of deaths had reached the fright
full number Of four hundred and thirty-one.
correspondent of the Herald writing from St. Thoma,
the 9Th of January, says
The cholera is prevailing here to fearful extent The
hs cases observed were At an estate the north side
the Island about l7th December andu town about the
Gath As yet it is confined chiefly to the lower classes
amount to six per the entire p,pulatiou u
the Island and there does appear be any decrease
the deaths yesterday having been than any day
II commenced
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

CREIGHTON. .Ry wtrriAa Ross wAItAox.
Yes gallant ship for csErstToS whose keel sboud
WIFE Naton's bensdctfor, from NatouB mighty
hands! -
Would ~ give PIRATE gerdou unto him whose fearless
form F
Bsstlsd far Nsors treasure with the Tissns of the
Storm
BsttIed long and wisely nobiyshoatng from his rsslins
deck
Rainbow words Of Hope and Comfort DER the doomed
Frsnciscos wreck!
No,-a Nation is the debtor-et the Naston payment
make,
Mid the fash Of stormy banners for It's majestic
sake
Never shons grander vision to the Bardis States
mans eye,
Than ship like this by Castle Bile and Narrows aoat
ing by;
Floating DER the smiling up the British Channel
hemorssof Great Blake and Nelson disdem the wonder
ing air
As it plays around masthead where two banners are
Star and Red Cross twinsd prophetic Of Peace enve
oped world.
life, VIZ" '"Ses'
With calm, unqualing forehead mid the elemental
strife 1'e
Then gallant ship for CREIGHTON tous vhoes ,root
should leave strands
with Nations benediction from Nations mighty
hands. 's''"S
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, jan "a 1854
sEEATE.-The resolution offered by Mr. Badger on Mon.
day setting apart every Friday the session for
the consideration of private bills on the general orders of
@ .ne DAY and on the first Friday of every month
Dill snail be taken up to which there may be objection
or the consideration of which may lead to debate was
adopted ' '@
resolution offered by Mr. Chase abolishing the secret
Executive sessions Of the Senate laid on the table
reJected-by vote of % to II
The bill for the relief of Pamela Brown widow of
mayor General Jacob Brown (grspting her hapay dur
ing her natural lfe) and the bill granting Eve years
hafpay to the widow of Capt. John w Gunnison were
passed.
Mr. Douglas moved to consider the Nebraska bill INIT
after some debate in which Messrs Douglas Chase Jones
OF tennessee chas Dixon and Others participated it
made the special order of the day for next Monday
On motion of Mr. Hamlin, the French Spoiation bill
was made the order of the day Monday week next
when he will ask for the vote
Some private bills considered and the Senate
went into Executive session
The Senate remained in Executive session short time
ana hen ADJOURNED until Thursday in order allow the
members opportunity attending the funeral of Mr.
Bodisco, the Russian Minister.
HousE-The bill granting the franking privilege to the
superintendent of the Coast Survey the assistant in
charge Of said survey passed
The Committee on Military Affairs made report re.
commanding the passage of the Senate joint resolution
authorizing the President of the United States confer
the brsyet title of Leutenent General for eminent SER
vices in Mexico which referred the Committee of
the Whole.
The House then resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole the state of the Union
Mr Oliver OF Mississippi made speech against toa-
the President
Mr. Maxwell spoke in favor of grants of land for in
ternal improvements
Mr Bayly said that the House already knew that the
Oldest member of the diplomatic corps in Washington
thr. bolisco) was no more. To enable such members
as might be desirous to attend his funeral do So he
would move that when the House adjourned to-day it
ad1ourn to meet on Thursday next.
MT Benton addressed the House in favor of notion
and spoke in terms of euogy of the deceased
Inc Speaker in reply to question by Mr.. Houston
sad mat tne motion was simply to adjourn over
Mr.. Il, said that he considered the whole thing wrong
and desired to give his vote against it,
The motion vas then agreed to- and the House ad-
journed over to Thursday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

WILD PiGEoNs-Tbe innnmerable quantities of these
birds which have visited this section during the winter
says the Anderson e. CO. Gazette has afforded rare
sport to hunters At short distance from PEN
dleton, about 900 were killed during the evening At
Centreville, 7o0wer killed in the same length of time
andin sundry other places have heard Of three and
four hundred having been killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

CENrESARlAN.-DanieIJo Johnson, revolutionary hero
aged l02 years, died In Copah county ss on the 10th
alt He native of South Carolina and served under
Gen Marion and afterwards fought under Capt Barber
In Georgia. He also engaged in the Greek war
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02
LEGHORN.

nc LEGHORN-( Passage only, y ~
n The Gst aaIng American ship PETER MAI - tAa2
N Captain Hickey having a her engaged, will quick
a.te Fer passage only having elegant accommodations apply 10
ians5 Up. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

EMIGRATION TO TExAs-The steamer Alabama passed
down yesterday morning with immense load of pas
sensers emigrang to Louisiana and Texas The tide of
emigration seems unabated indeed think is in
creaslpg andif Texas don't become great country it
will not be for the want Of intelligent gentee emgrants
crowdng thher tron and sister States FSelma
(Ala. Sentinel,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

D1ED IN STATE OF lNToxicA ATIoN-The Coroner held
an inquest on Sunday morning the person of white
woman named Mary Rice The house of the deceased
Wnfeh situated on Cont street having been
several days created suspicion in the minds of the neigh
bors AS she was known to have been state noxi-
cation days before they accordingly burst open
doors o. the house when they found her lying dead her
she Is supposed to have fallen Nc marks of violence
we're to be discovered her person the jury rem.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

correspondent of the Glasgow Free Press
states hat while Mr. Sheridan Knowles il leetarins al
WITH great yehemence against Pup-ry his
hf hchard Brinsiy Knowles gentleman OF hieh char
oic ~ y ~ ~
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CHDIZ.

BTOR CADlZ-(P Passage only. 1.-THE A ,fSN
tsss s.h,E @metiesn ship D0RoAs PRINCE
aptzi Money hAyne gu her Engaged, will have
Ieh For passage only having superior accommodations apply
JAMS ]. P WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

Resolutions are before the New York Legis-
ature instrueng the United States Senators from that
State to vote against Douglss's Nebraska bill
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BOARDING.

ROARDING,-Mrs r. G. w. WITHERELL having
~ taken that conmoious as Camp sreet
Sassy occupied By VIM r converse Eq and entirely
elegant
Gentlemen with Board The unsurpassed having ali M
msdern Boardars Hot
Co'd ana shl~er bsihs. nI6 m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

A ire occurred at Winen ester. Va, on the
z4th ult which destroyed houses from Tsyor's
Hotel to Valley Bank, involving a loss sl5o0u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

TETNEssEE-The Board of Directors of the Memphis
and Louisville Railroad met Memphis on the Goth ut
The name of the board changed Is is now STYLED
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company
project is seriously entertained by the citizens of
South Tennessee and North Alabama of anpexipr that
part Of Alabama north of the Tennessee to Tennes
see The plan said to with much favor from the
people along the line of both States
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nR. WATSON'S CARD,-Iwill use no other

n Nh. WATbUN7S UARU.-I Will use no other
HD the found in plsia truth
By length Of practice complaints that
called Syphltc For nearly fifteen has
my sole business treat those there lies she
have attention
ohet Doctor and know th better han they do That what
aways nhng and which
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETS, SORE
TiRoAIS etr etc. just amsr the
Of daily observation which without vanity
other merit than that Of experience.
effect few days. difficulty
those Of longer DURATION without admitting the patient such
Of will
ohs him negsc his aars do5rs thin The
diet need altered Thsrs that
could h
secrecy, which always nriolablr
Ihsre qualifications which add
satisfied thst repust already sufficiently abished.
Constant attendanoe the mlrning
W. WATSON, n. D.
Dr. WATSON has removed to between
Royal and Bourbon p3a 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

PAclFIc RA1LRoAD-Mr Douglas of the Senate speeial
Committee on the Pacific Railroad has proposed the fol-
lowing plan for the adoption of the committee That
three routes be surveyed Northern Southern and
one located over the best between the two That
the Government shall advance money either, but
merely permit the companies build roads giving
the companies alternate sections land to be applied
strictly to the purposes the adpces
sent that the committee will probably adopt no plan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

CAvsrIc Hlr.-rlron, the French author having
been taken by the watchau of the night streets
of Paris carried the following morning before the
lieutenant of police who haughtily interrogated him
concerning his business profession.
= anna poet, sr,n said Piron
"0h oh poet are you," said the magistrate :,
have brother who is poet
= Then are 6yeu,7 said Piron for have brother
who is a foof'
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BERNARD LUMBER CoMpANY.-R

ID pERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. C.
~ SAFFoLD, s. s. HENRY, e. r. LATIhER W. D. COATES,
M BROWN & 4 LhuGHTEk, HORN FELTON,, G. E. MYERS Co,
S. j. FOWLER, NJ BEAN Co and Steam Saw
Ms the waters Of Biloxi Bay have style
firm Of he BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. their Mills
are running Single Saws Of Circular Lath Saws and
Woodswo Planning Machine which will
10000 900 feet OF Lumber day.
Railroad Companies, Plank Road.
Shippers all others wanting Pine supplied
notica Their Agent New Orleans fully authorised
app company and their viii
with good assortment OF Lumber suited the citv
9R,A ami y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02
BORDEAUX.

ANGR B0RDEAUA.-Th A fast sail IN
L ing h&fk DELLA CHAPLIN, Howard master SaAISS
losnRs w dispatch bunee OF fITraI
tts sU utlED bales Cotton appI beard District
lans5 hodkRT, WILLIAMS Il co. 10 Camp ct.
6tODF7sH AND HERRING Gs--200 boxes, in
ii ''', '' E. J. HART Co 70 roApgttoaiss nrsv,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

There were 529 deaths in New York the week
ending the 2lst ut.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

Amid the mass of doggrel issued by the
Washington Union as Ne,p Years address We ind
the following couplet
The Watehul GAMPBELL sends the mails
More safely over roads aud rails
ID of botch this bard has made cf if basr3t, t,s
fMaysville Express ~ s4 'sr
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GENO4.

EHOR GENOA.-The fine A / bark III
a LOUISA BIIss Cap IIlah, hsyiug nearly 49,
her cart auFatd ~l have quick dPsteh For balance
psstaa7, haTng COED or
Jssii BOGERT, WILLIAMS co 10 Camp at
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PORTSMOUTH.

H,yOR PoRTsMOUTH-PassaQe only. ~
u The fast sailing ship OTOMOCO. Capt Howes 49,
hArs M her esEo engaged will have immediate dispatch.
aage only apply 10 the Captain Oh board.
JAMS j P. WHITNEY co al Camp street,
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DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE no. se sT CHARLES sTREgT
vi" regularly served - sabscrfbsrs This al hour
(suaday year In sfvanco payss 70
hs "p0s, Q" y eehta week, payable to the Carriers
THE CIRCULATION
OF the CRKsCNsT Daily Weekly ia seh ca ~ nes, st,.
medium to Advertiser. As - " Se' = '''hA'''
FAMILY PAPER
ertaea largely and early homes 81 t.xsn. and
articles cold 70 families
rs counns No the among
OUR TERMS
are such a, To inys this attention and psrouags public
of Ten Lines PenrFst naartion al
sysIY insef1on
Advertisements the seennd Page charged
liberal doo1n will be made with hols
for time '''
All Advertisements
charged ateorfingiv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02
ALLSOpPS, INDIA PALE ALE

4 IOGNAC--10 half and 18 quarter pipes
" Hpuney half pipes Ma pipes old Msre 1906
in store aud for sale +. w. CoELER ITO Comnoa
Ehnrles Hntal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

a4OR BOsTON.-The A packet bark ,5$sn
a SARAH OLEEY, Cotel, having large SAAA$<
portion q ereisht engaged win have quick patch
Of .rsgh apply GEO v. HYNsoS so Gang -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02
GLASGOW

BNOR GLASGOW.-The A | at Lloyd's ,f=gs.sN
Il smiling Brtish bark CALIFORNIA, Captain S&9Ts
Fowler loading dispatch For
or freight Of 800 bzeE Gotten sppIy
GEO ARNOLD HOLT. 50 Csro4deletst
or to F. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp
~ For psssAgs. sppy The Captain board. ianl1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

E0R BOSTON.-tRegular Line of IN.
Packets 1The packet .hig sACHEM, S. 7 saAA
quick dispatch Fer baance freight Apply
Peat &, First Dstriot,
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HAMBURGH.

SOR HAMBURG.--Th / fast sail IN
n ing Hsmburgh,hip SIR ROBERT PEEL, Capt. .SAAaAEG
WsnhoS loang, and will have quick dapach For
OF $50 bales Cotton, apply TO
Up. WHITNEY Il Co. 81 Camp ST.
ssS fof passage apply to this MsptHn board ian3l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

ETOR LIVERP00L-Th A / British ~
~ ship pEMRERT0N, Captain Chapman, having
t Of he ngaged will meet with dispatch, For d
$50 j. H. AsHBRfDGE & CO. So ST. cba,les street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

STAR PLANNING MILL, corner of Hercules
~ Caope constantly genera sssort
of DRESSED FLOORING CEILING WEATHER BOARDS.
E Lumber sawed and order, the notice.
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BOSTON,.

EsOR BOSTON.-(Regu Line of 4#s
4 p PeCksts set l-Tne new clipper ship sPARkLiN &aR
AVE, Thomas Saunders having
engaged and board, viii have quick dspath
freight, Npply TO
"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

EHAMPAGNE-Now landing, 120 boxes
~ FLEUR DE- SLERY Jacquesson Fills brand, equal TO
thing which, with good Wines
lIuer this offered for sale
de St SEWELL I. TAYLOR, No. 10 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

CHOCOLATES cases superior quality, a
article up The French style, and will be sold
BY The entire Also, Cboeaats poPs Apply
ii9 A. DELAGRs I'VE d CO II lagsz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-02

NOR B0STON-Regular Line of Pack sA
st'.-Tts PaoketghiP MiDDLEsEx, Henry 80
Batlf few days. For balance of freight anpipto
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n
~ STlTGTE-J. PLAGSE sAv0isY, Horticulture
s5'i snd Nrs'ryman RoTE stree. opposite Orleans
o ne tathelfHi respectfully iafprms Of M
S' sha he -l have rererai sssorn of
fsnA Shrubs ErrrErseBa Ornamental
o. We eoces french snatH o. Perret
uh Roses hohgs thfR collection prs from Fcs
a. M Pswss, rsret ageh the Belle taaar
mond General Lopez President AusariE st SJns,
osos Viz; General Sultan, Jackson eI nis
SarnE'ione7ery Plant genuine
good condition board vessels steamboats, etc,
mandR ~ " " 'N''i FSh- /
faithfully executed. ~ " "r%y ;sps,I aHh