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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
SIffpYIvG,

LN0R LIyERPOoL.--UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAL
IT shin PACIFIC, Nye, commander. This gteams al
will depart with the United States mails Europe
lively Saturday May 49, at ~ H. from her berth AZ
foot OF Canal street For freight passage h&yns
eaualled eeear or comfort sppv to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 70 Wall street.
Passengers are requested 70 he on board AZ llk NJ
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Psciic and sail
May =.
DoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA FOR LIVERPOOL
III The Asia, E. G Lott, Commander, will sail ffom the
fol Europe, Wednesday May AZ ~ o'clock
eisey. Pas requested to be hoard By half
past II O'clock VI The Africa win sail the 18th May
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
L Mail Steamships,
ShieI rAhih passage. siu
FROM BOSTON To LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage ........ ........... 800
Second cabin PASSAGE. %
The ships from Rofton call at Halifax.
Arabia Captain Jsdiins. America, Captain Lang
PsrTas Captain Ryris. Earopa Captain shannon.
Atia. Captain h. @. Lott. Canada, Captain stone.
Africa, Captain Harrison. Niagara, Captain Leiseh.
Jbeje vessels clear white st st masthead greon
On starbosrd bow, red onpert bow
America. Lang. Bostsp, Wednesday 18th April.
Asia, u. q. Lott New York Wednesday, Sd May.
Arabia, Judkins, /" Boston, Wednesday, 10Th Nay.
Africa, Harrison, New York, W ednesdsy, 18th May
canada, Stone, Boston, Wednesday, 4th May.
Eerths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
ahe OF these ships Will not be accountable for
rlver, bullion, specie jswelry, precious stones metals
unless bills Of hiding sgnsd therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
For freight passage apply to
Z. cUNARD, No. 4Bovling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01

MATCHED HORSES, WAGON AND HARNESS-A
M pair of round ponv built brown horses 15 hands
high city broken to single and double harness.
stylish and handsome; will be sold Also, top
and harness. city made Apply At the northwest
ner Of State and Boerum streets. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01

CT. NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM, 4e5 BROADWAY.
- BENEFIT Of the Widows and Orphans of the
the late Fire 1t 81 BroadwnyThe manager
fully informs the public that the proceeds of
evening next May 9, will DO appropriated towards the
relief Of those distressed by the above calamity.
CHAS WHITE, Propriotor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
DUCKLEyS SERENADERS CHINESE HALL, $50
ID Broadway near the Prescott House


PARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM.-ALL THIS WEEK
- from Me,naasy lss 70 saturday SIN Of May Grand
in prizes to be distributed Perfo usual every
afternoon iat o'clock and every evening at Ia Happy
Family and all the other ourosities be
Admtanee 20 cepts children under ten l2 cents first
Balcony and parquet, l21s cents extra.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-11
ICEt--ICE---ICE.

s. 7. NICHO LAS EXCH AN G e.
The proprietor Nicholas y would inform his frenda
public generally that he has during ts summer entirely
popular that the
handsomely decorated and large stock OF
fhe billiard room 81 ST. Nicholas hia largest and mont
elegant city, provided with and superior
the best running order with varied
ioas I'm 4s' '" " THOMAS E. NICHOLS, Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-11
DOCTOR BEAcRs PREPARATIONS.

Ia GER
ILain, st-
ifeetuefA
'tfor DisT-
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-11

A TTAINING FAVOR DAILY.-There is no
for all csmon diseases plantations
B. Al FAHHsTocK's vERMtF uGE. Read this testimony
~ From r p. DUCoNGE, E.qy New orIeans
NEW ORLEANS, March slSSs.
AeIfs D. 4. FaA,srtost g Co.
pleased inform that your Vermugs CON
tiuues find gaining favor daily amoug
planters Many who in the habit using
other medicines arc ppsg USE B. A. FhfiNE
STOCKS FERMFgGE ONLY owing to ia safety as well As \.
Vemgs sold this city which stands
high public FIFTY GROSS
v.r,, Inv a ssnaetfuIty c. P. DUCONGE.
t Sold Wholesale by all the principal Dnggss and
Country the unted jan9l Win
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-11
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HAZH nv ORLEANS MANrlILA. EAcIoSY; IL AAN
gOo velvet Merino SILK
TIEAs Of the newest atye and iatssi Gn@s NAN
suit al customeIs-M ns M ohLShi'o NAV
TIA FACTORY No. 10 CANAL STREET. !, ,
M o ms respectfully SELECTS the inspec-
ton Of lbs Ladies' Orleans and eonng
.y WIS e moi HE large and STICK Of CLohs
aud and ready for sale nisnua seems
that wa selling them at half the price Of
in the city -, ,. o,a nfsr,;,,ss
eee here article the DRY GOODS TRADE
III Iii besses; French silk and Fancy straw BOY
NETS and RIBBONS large stock Of Y ~ M s9a
SAts ana CAFES, CHEAllsETIES SLEEVES aad
clRs 800 Embroidered Linen " M sans
10 be sold without style Bo9ME
and other trimmings Ladies' Dresses that cannot be had atany other
-. 80, ,,, g go, popFs for
Wedding Dresses LONG cloAs and hosEsi an VII
VET IN piece for making Mantiias ,,. . ,,..u,.
wishing have particular style OIL SioaA OF
giving their order -, -, o,,,-n 40 A..
LADIES' fIoEABIE DRESSES MADE Ioohpeh. aie ON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-11
W NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
EA RANGER-FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE g. COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
respectfully inform hs friend the public
general that they tI all bgnche. md
prepared supply HOT COLI PLUNGE stlS BATHS
AMERICAN, ENGLISH snd FkEkGH WATER CLIO, sIst Mhsh
INS FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS all kinds. COOKING
RA GER GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAkai FORCE, LIFT
BEE PUMPS stsd IL tbs LEADgI Of cVs
9tit PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN NJ Jays
SHIP sTEA MsoAT woRK neatly put up aired
ri til skortSsae-tnH b. SAL Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-11
DRUGS MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT g. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
N GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer supply Druggists and Dealers at Propne'ors
Depot and spsca No. III CHARITIES ST.
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Cholera Cholera omseh
Thasbsen by grtturrhsrs a with
on and physisi I. ore Of the To
E Sold all the principal the un
Slater. a.s. s.
NJ Bcneh's Breast Lnanseat An sIselsnt remedy FOR
Breast auch Pain the Eresa Splitting
Blood in Breathing q agy deuy
remedy loubt
than hatcan be
predpassd Disease either
the hsredthry entirely
attack wsya enjoy health Of
thin Linams csordng todrectons.
Rsaeha Fsrrugtnoue Toaic.A eertaa rersdyfo Cha
Chagrss known fail return
of tho disease,
BeaeI's Rheumatic oompoandNsvsr tsils to give rshsi
in less than twenty -four hourf.
BeaeI's stomNchve RitteraThs is excellent articls
that been long sought
basine o short period in arsy BstsI
and Fever the time they the 70
stomach dgsscs tho appetite
aundca. and giyefhssh and the generalsyatem
remedies publish OF estraodi
performed By them We will this much hsy al
thathey to They that
with gsfsetoy results The
put thsuu
reschsd by ALL Prepared sold BY
T. D. BEACH, NJ. d, Che mist and &Pothecsfy, .
AW Of Chartres sui fsHstonlhouss s.s. NJ o
md oil RANKIN,
n rpS( -HrnT,a and pnp1fu utYAgta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-11
roHE BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

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sag sinss made
p9IeE-sl per bottle 81 az sSes ioF 20. ssx
par. i ana 1 pfep
sanR dst wi a yeuh s
hst 5offN BULLS FLUID EITR&cT OF the
as s '''F'
ase eoa.ans The virtues Of other val s
&rssss in the Known word
The Ohio sas Jonra, coOaba 5ais hiapssku Of Bu.ss.
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whsIs hs. for q;
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As'A'ees 'e'i Lou,rvu1s, M.y,,s4,.
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saparias By lisTsat nava.sE
until with yours three bottles Of which more
sAt'sparlA tie tbs
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M Jsss
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disease hat ouad relief us was adncs 70 use
preparation wnlcn MI
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FROM DIR. WIN. T. PREETIss.
BarsspaA will thai have
affections long zaRdns aea Ca
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Respectfully snrs. W. 4. PRENTIss, NJ D.
Leyi XIV, S,lB
Ishp ono Of be yross Female
those constitution deb
energy esos Of nature
the pale
strength feeble and Yielding tbs spirits troubled and
shaken consequently the hspp
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creates pure healthy bood pstts health happiness
far uakappnesa among hs has srs
health would place the rosy would
pad should have smiles instead Of tss and
continued suffering sae actor that critical period so4nsd
fs which is often attendant with much danger Bul
sarsaparRis found to mos beneficial effect All sdsD
proachng should be appraised this and avail
kBEAuTIFuL CLEAR SKIN.
How all admire cionr beautiful hio akin and royco
eksek How osn de We sse persons not th
be irhed rseorng 70 cosses ioon
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-11

United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
s. R, CRAWFORD, President.
C. q. INLAY, Secretary
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
No. Is Camp street, NerGTiesns
BENJAMIN FI0RANCE, Agsat.
HARMON n0ASE, Asst agent.
~ Rtsts lvsaoi WHITE PERSONS sud SLAVES
tbs taezsfavotabe terms eetl9 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-11

Y1RoUGHT to the First District Police n,
p Prison 4. -..., MA bu,FA
s,T an The forehssd he hespk to MI B. A
Thomas Of Psrsh Of S. JHck, e..,.h.
MATILDA muls,to feet nshs, hEs " 'saL' 'a'
s.Innr, In NJ Frsseriek ofNatehsE, Asaissipp
Tbs owners please comply with shs lsw
New Orleans nscenbsr -. 1859. 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
PERSONAL.

Ii is stated in Tie DAILY Times that challenge passed
from Lieut. Feuntleroy L. 5. ". to Lieut. j. G. Strain,
also of the Navy while the parties at Panama sew
era weeks ago. Lieut. Fauneroy accused BY Strain
of cowardice. Hence the challenge, which accepted
by Strain condition that the meeting should not take
place until after the return Of the party to the United
States Lieut. 5. has been ii be able to COMP ete
yet the repor. Of his expedition, which probably ac-
counts for the failure of the meeting hitherto 1t to be
hoped that the friends of the parties will interfere and
prevent the expected duel.
The Hon. Caleb Lyon is deliver the Fourth Of July
Grafton Utica. The Rev. g. W. Hescock is to perform
a similar service az Buffalo.
E. BURKE FIsHER of Chicago formerly Of this City, is
TO deliver Fourth Of July Grafton at SouihBend, In
diana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29

Mr. TAYLOR Ohio claimed that the House have a
r.cit 70 the pspers.
Mi CLINGAAN N. c. said the H'lse have right
t. call Information, but the correspondence would not
acct ts vote fer the oil.
Nj PECKHaN stated his objections 70 the treaty.
NJ WALSH N. i.l-Eyery argument against me ot
Las weakeEed my opposition 10 il. These papers are al
uoonsAEe. Isupp0se there facts connected with s
Treaty which ought not TO be known. There are cis
c.rrt.sC with the Introduction of Santa Anna into Mex
co Which i, would 10, be proper to make known. May
thing. going in rasealy sppropra; oas IN The Lee
Culture net proper 10 be mentioned Ny oppO,iloa 20
lie Treaty based the ground thai L prcPpii{
NJ depoti-n which would drop int, our hands and
ules Oh IT, When see the material Of which the oppos-
ton composed think mast be constrained 10 vote
for The hill. II NV vote Is necessary. Lao glitter.
Dir. BENIpNS and other amendments were voted
down.
yEAs-Nes.r. AterrrOHbie Alien j.. C. Allen Aneu
Ssss: S.ss1 sass: BOOB; c,., go Ss.rs 81 c 61e
Eat EsoD Ew ns Fa1n. Fis-'ncs GauSi- DO ts ssn
we'd HHrsfAl. Herdrcss Hsnn Hlysr nat
Inr, JohT''1, J9nTi tistn JSns. re- ZONES "a SIT
MeNsir Mae Macy. Maxwell Miller lad NILS \. Obs Orr
P RsT.I. si SsfP. , RS r. Pa R S s su
ssocr lfsrHJ stevens Mehl s:aaS, stuart. sehl r4yor
N y THUS 90 Veil Nanssnt. Walker Wash, "estbroos
Chandler Cooke. Croek.r CuIau Dvi. r. II Dewitt oics
nck,Don Eastman Eliot " rhart, Faisy, Fen fsse
Gddns Goodeh. Harsn lOhiol Harrison Hastings Hsven
N.5 Naval. Mdsx. Nile, ~ nj SoI.a murray
Merton ovsI N T. Oliver Mo- Parksf Pessh,n Rsaaias
s,ss ssrp smith III " T.yior ao Taylor fean tpaAn
w,de Wsley, ws~htane M ws.hbGEn tNioJ Wentworth
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
CANADIAN DEFAULTER.
IHILADELrHIA, Wednesday. june

IHLADELrHIA, Wednesday, june g, IsJI.
true bill found by the Grand Jury at the Quarter
Sessions his morning against Michael William McCabs
recently Of Toronto Canada, in the county prison
here raudul Mt insolvency Claims have been entered
against him by merchants of Montreal the amount Of
$50 co., for goods sold in April, 1883 Other charges
said to be pending against him.
The residences of Messrs Heberton, Newkirk, Henry
Conrad aud Frederick f. Kneas, Arch ST. above Thr
teenih were dimsged by fire this afternoon, resulting
from fre-cracker. Two fremen overcome by the
heat and is not expected to Another was
seriously burned.
The Thermometer again reached 90 to-day but vio
lent thunderstorm this afternoon has cooled the air.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
GERRIT SMITHS RESIGNATION.
LETTER TO HIS CONSTITUENTS.

WAsHIsGTOS june %, 1854
To NY CoSsTurESTs: My nomination TO Congress
alarmed greatly, because bele' ed that II would re-
suit in my election To separate myself from my large
private business for long time and To war FOR 80 long
time against the strong habits formed in my deeply
cuGed life, seemed 10 me weil-nigh impossible.
My election having taken place concluded tina! must
serve during the first session of my .ern. Not to
speak other for such service there at least
much due you in requa for your forgetfu
ness OF party obligations in eecting could not do
le and yet make decent return for the respect and par
tislty YOU had shown me.
did until within few weeks fully decide not to re-
turn 10 Congress the next session. could not know
but that something unforeseen might demand such retsrn
NOW feel liberty 10 announce my purpose 10 resign my
in Congress at the close of the present session why
make the uncaiiOn early Is that you may have
au pie time 10 look around you for my successor.
Ir,sien my the freely because do not there
by impose any tax upon your time lou will MI the va
caucv at the general election Indeed, | should have
been entirely unwilling put you the pains OF holding
a special election GERRIr SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
MAD DOGS.

To he Editor efne " T. TJfbpnf
SIR: you see t please publish the following cases Of
hydrophobia as the dsease occuh quite frequently
at this time: Two boys brothe., ten and twelve
years Of age, and a sheep belonging to the father
Of these boys, bitten BY rabid dog during the
same hour From advice given the father he procured
quantity Of the bark Of the upland commonly
called the black ash tree. OF this he made Q
strong decoction Of which the boys were made to drink
freely every day from the time Of the bite during several
weeks No symptoms Of disease appeared in either
of their The sheep left without remedy to test
the certainty Of the abd state Of the dog In few days
ten or twelve she left the flock and exhibited all the
signs of ydropboba Her mouth was forced open and
pint Of the strong decocon given her certain
ng and IN the afternoon Of the day she joined the
flock and grazed with them, and exhibited further
symphonic OF the disease. The writer Of this article m
oestood that the Of the father Of the boys Hab
bard ard resided in the State Of Kentucky or not Ar
from Louisville. PHILAsTHKorr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLS
BUFFALO CITY BONDS.

BUFFALO Wednesday, June %, 1854.
terrible accident occurred this morning at Niagara
Falls little girl FIVE years OF age, who playing on
the top OF the preepice known as the Devils Hole, ap-
preached the edge and overbaanced for an in
slant she chung the bushes but losing her bold before
assistance could reach her. fell the gulf distance Of
$50 feet She still survives but her recovery is impos
sibe.
The interest on the Buffalo City Bonds due to-day
in New-York viii not be paid, in consequence of an in
Junction or The coucf. The Bonds dne .ho Goth will
not be paid for q similar reason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

DETROIT, Wednesday, june g, lsjf.
This morning the lightning train going west on the
Michigan c, nral Railroad when three miles from Wayne,
into a carriage containing wealthy farmer his wife
and child, killing them all instantly The train was
thrown off the track and the locomotive and several
were broken No one on the train killed, but the
engineer fireman. and ten twelve passengers more
or les iniured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
THE ACCIDENT on THE GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD

NIAGARA FALLS, Wednesday, June %, 1884.
TIE accident the Great Western Railroad referred to
in the dispatch from Buio last night occurred at Prince
town. and the report proves TO have been much exagger
atcd The rnckman had displaced the rails and the whole
train ran off the track. The locomotive and all the cars
smashed, but only person instantly killed.
although several others badly wounded. No names
have yet reached us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
THE WEATHER IN BOSTON.

boston, wednesday, june q ls34.
Tie here yesterday and this morning ranged
about 75c. This afternoon it oppressivey hot and
sultry but about clock a shower passed the city,
ana tbs evening is cool and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURES.
CONCORD. Wednesdav. june +.

CosooRD, Wednesday, June ., 1884.
The debate the Ant-Nebrsska resolutions was con-
tnued in the House to-day but without final action.
All the Banking bills were matured AMI passed the
House to-day.
Daoting for United States Senator Is fixed for to-mor-
row.
Tie angel Gabriel here yesterday, and left
this morning in disgust, not be-ag able to music. con-
gregation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

NORFOLK, yA.-Simon S. Stubs Wing and Know
Nothing has been elected Mayor BY vote Of 7ls to
537 for Hunter Woods the present incumbent Mr. subbs
was the predecessor of Mr.. Woods. W. T. Hendren was
elected Sergeant having received 73s votes to as for
Moore. The Know-Nothngs' made clean sweep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
SOUTHERN MAII-THE WEATHER.

BALTlNORE, wednesday, June 90 1904.
NevOrleans papers of Thursday received, but con-
tain
las been intensely hot again to-day, the thermometer
ranging from $50 To 9s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
-YAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

,-,s,.l psrsieh 70 The n. y. Tribune
WAsHisoros Wednesday, June -, 1854.
Whigs. Democrats, Free-Soilers and all others VINO
ard Mr. suxsKR today unite in pronouncing his speech
nos. mastery, brian; and decidedly sbles! effort
made by him.
Mr.. PEKALo Of South Carolina, formerly Mexican
boundary Commissioner died to-day after few hours
H)pe<s DR.. Boyle pronounces it an unmis'akeaoe case
Of Asishc cholera.
The presden has returned from his vsi, Fortress
Monroe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29

OBTooS.-The offer of bounty Of 100 acres to each
single man. and acres to each family settling in Ore
eon holds good TIL December Isl, 1855 having been eI
tended By the last Congress.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16
MORE NEW GOODS.

y ll kins. at his old stand four doors west of tn Anthony House, the following articles Fine Champaigne Brandy, Guava Jelly; '' Cogniac '' Preserved Ginger; < Cherry '' Ctron; '' Raspberry < Preserved Pine Apple; Holland Gin; Club House Gin, Fine Pure Juice Port Wine, Pale Sherry wine; Old south side Madeira Wine, Claret wine; Cordias, assorted. Lemon Syrup; Champaigns assorted choice brands; True Syrup, Champaign Cider, Vinegar; Old Bourbon Whisky, Candies assorted; Assorted Pie Fruit, Fresh Strawberries; Preserved Green Cages, Apple Marmalade;
 < Pears. assorted JelIies and Jams;
 Damsons; Yeast Powders;
 F Cherries, Essences. assorted;
 '' Peaches, Bi Carb. Soda;
 '" Currants, Tartaric Acid; Almonds, Grenable Walnuts, Castanas; Tomato and Walnut Ketchup, Mustard; White Pepper, assorted Spices Pepper Sauce; Lucca Oil Spanish Olives, Table Salt; Pickles assorted, Baltimore Oysters, Sardnes; Mackarel, Herring, Cod Fish, Spced Salmon; A large lot of Cigars, Fresh Lobsters; Golden Era Tobacco, Sperm and Star Candles; Clay's : Mocho Coffee; JetfrieS' '' besides other superior brands Assorted Fancy Soap, Stoneware: Crushed, Pulverized and Brown Sugar; Powder, Lead and Shot,
 Extra large o. s. Feather Dusters: Assorted Wood and Willow ware; Demi johns assorted sizes; Glass and Earthenware, etc., etc. And all other articles usually found in an establish ?nent of this kind.
 AOril i5A
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16

GILL SEE TAAT ONE AND Go FIVE BET TER!"-If the following, which we clip from the last Spirit of the Times, is not from the pen of the author of "The Arkansas Gentleman, y we loose our guess:
 D., being in the Vest and short of cash, could not tell where to get the necessary Will mot proviso for internal improvement but ind ing widow who had shot one husband dead, and wounded several others, he concluded to marry her, in order to get boarding house.
 Shortly after the yellow garlands of Hymen were faded, D. came in one night slightly maatggy, as the Choctaw poets express it, and found his new spouse awaiting his arrival She pitched into D. like thousand of brick, and spread herself like fan tail pigeon, draw ing single barreled pistol upon D., who, m- stead of travelling, pulled out revolver, and re- marked as gently as the sigh of an Eolian harp
 "Mrs. D., I see that one (hic) and go five better!"