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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

TNHE cause OF The non payment Of The purchase
defect il the lille We expected To receive idle
clear Of ali iaeumbrances whereas, we have since
aseeaainei, that there were two deeds OF trust
lheFeoH. for large amounts Of prior date 10 the one
pnder which the land vas sold 70 uS which are un-
tatjshed We have also been notified BY ere litors
Of Webb q Markell Thar thew hold tie land liable
them before il can be applied ID the payment Of
the separate debts Of W L webb, under whose
deed the land was sold the sail land being partner
ahip properly We are willing to nay the pur-
chase money whenever we obtain sitle clear of
iaeumbrsnees Our purchase smouIied 10 Sc 900,
Of which we have paid about IS 1850 90, balance
due g., $50 co. i
EDWARD G. WILLIAMS,
WIN RIG IrSTINE
March I6 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Trustees Sale.

DURSUANT 10 the terms OF Deed Of Trust,
Il executed by William Rigbislne and Edward
C. Williams, datea January 35k 1852 and re-
corded in the Clerks Once Of the County Court Of
Jederson County, shall Offer for sale. 10 the high
bidder, al auction, for cash, Before the tavern in
Shepherdslown, in said county which is kept by
Jacob P A. Enaer, on the s,h day Of April next
al 2o'elock, P. a.. the LAND conveyed by said
deed 70 M which lies in said county and is thus
described IN said deed. viz: adjoining the land Of
SWearengens Shanlon's heirs Chapiine and Quig-
ley, known as lol No upo the plat Of division
o. the lars q Thomas Van Swearengen, deed ,
containing By survey N
i53 Aeres | Rood and 80 Psrel<s
The said sale will be made to raise the sum Of
s iol 81 With Interest from January % 1859 ard
50 81 Ia interest from January %. 1852 mill
paid being the amount secured BY said deed for
the use OF John w Kennedy
EDWARD E. COOKE. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
NOTICE-

THEREBY forewarn all p.rsons from reesjvinga
note drawn by Toe in ixvot Of Nicholas Kaonre,
dated LIST day Of October 1862 and psyasIe II
months after date, for sloC. (Which note is nov
in The hand. of George Koonce) unless al their
own risk as have valid Offset sufficient to over
pay said mole N o. ALLISON.
Harpers- Ferry Fsb'y 81 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

4 HlTEa fne YoUEo MARE for sale one tia
u Mofks and rides we'll.
Nov II. lsss-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
WANTED TO PURCnANR

WANTED To PURCHASE.
A d Il sssl NEGRO BOY f''" y @ sy''f'
RICHARD B WASHINGTON
March 1915 /
TEACHER WANTED.
A COMPETENT TEACHER i wanted ia
II District No. T. Amply 10
THOMAS HI'rE, Comm.
January s 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

situated 1esi Of lhe Snurl Hill in Loudoun Coun.
w. eourasning ACHES more or less. the same
puTchasef by Martin Grace, dec d, ffom SAMUEL
Gibson, Trustee
Also, q the same iimesand place, win sell the
Lot situated on High Street aarpars Ferry, the
same purchased by Martin Grace deed, from N
II Swafhe. There is apon said lot stable II
will be sid subject to ground rent 81 forly-two
dollars p.r Snnum
Il, ). w CAMPBELL. % s.
for ]. w. MooRE Admir- d B NJ
1 Feb 2J 1851 with the will annexed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

U1oBACCO AND SEGARs.-k superior lot
i ofChsuing Tobacco and segars just received
b Fl. 7. EbY 4 SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

W1HE es-patsnership heretofore existing betwssn
u Hunf Z Suddilh, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent.
WM. A. sUDD1TH.
March q, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

BRILLIANT SCHEMES
FOR APRIL. 1854.
GREGORY = nAURY, M.s.or..
$4,000 s.o.oooti
Los;ery fsr he bsneft q he Sists II D.isrsrs,
Class = for 1854 70 b drawn 4 Wilmingtsl,
Del. Saturday April Isl, 1854
- Number Lo.teIJ-i5 Dawn Ballon.
] Prize ef 5000; 10000; 10000; 81
000s 1000 $500; so Of LOCO; 50 Of
IF 5o0i SO Of 400 $50 Qsvest Ne.
PriseA) 300, &s. &c
c.s. . d Psstsss e s wRs.s Sc 90
D a : Ras,isi $ . Q
15o, opo!
$4,000 els 900
Lottery for the benefit Of ike SAX Of DeIarar<,
c ass 50, for 1854, 10 Be dawn Il Wilmingio1.
Del, Saturday, April 8, 1854
IS Ne. L0nery-ll drawn Ballots
srLKxpiD xc;BfMs-
l prize sf $50 ,0o0 Of u, 600; 2 Of $1,000; 2
5000 / sf5, las; 40 81 1000; 30 .sf 500,
277 Qswest g. Ne. Pr;res) Of 500, dc.
Tickets si5-Halyes 81 5a-QaaTteSs s3754
csrs.r. + p.sssss: = Z y sFIAsl. alle g g
% Quarters, AZ 50
. Eighihs, p p
$4,000!
Lottery far the 5esehl Of tie Skats n DeLnrars
Glass s. for 1854, 10 Be deaWD Al " ilmingI0n,
Drl On Saturday 1urff 1881 1
15Nunber i.p.iery-is drawn ballots.
sPLENDfD LorFERr. 4
prize of $4,000; 10000 10 0D0 5000;
1900; 40 Of LOCO i: 40 Of $50 279 Of
Tisssls sIO-HaIvs. ss;- oaan.k saso
CerIihcaie q packages Of g; Whoiss. $40 90
g Quansrsi IS 90
Lotiery for the benefit OF The STATE d Dslapare.
Glass :, Tor 1851 drawn Al Wilmington, Del,
Saturday, April y, 1854.
IS Number Loglery-i4 Drawn Ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SEINE
| Splendid Capital Of s6A 600 $4,000 /
prize Of ls 600; Of 10000; lsof $3.50
5 Of 1000; sf3 600; ito Of 1900; 100
Of 900 239 Of 400, &c.
Tickets S2O-Halgts 5i0;- ouari4Ss 50
Eghth- 50 20.
Certificates Of P'ks u 70 Whcle iickeis. S2590o
DO DO . Hall I'D w
Do do 25q1afJer n G., so
Do DO % eigh.hs !" - 80
L stiery FIR the beiefi Of tie Slaie-of peiaFsrs-
Class 81, for 1854 10 b. draEn az Wilmington,
Del Saturday,, April %, 1854
IS Drawn Number II Dyavn BEslos
BRILLIANT scgExE.
Splendid Prize Of $4,000; 10000 \;
| IL $4,000 2 prizes Of 6,o4a 100 Of
1000 10 u 500 20 II 90 50 q 400,
DC, &c. &c.
Tickets, Sl0-Halves, e5-.Qaans,. So So
cerfs Of p'ks's OF IS whole ickss siIo 90
IS half e 70 90
/" IS quarter IS 90
EY Orders for Tickets and SHARES aud Certi6-
cafes Of Packages in the above Splendid Lottefies,
will receive the most prompt aueElion, end an sc-
souns OF each drawing will be sent iaineGiAtely
alter il il 10 all who order lfom me
Address P. J. BUcKEf Agent,
March "a 1854 Wilmington. Del
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Teacher Wanted,

IN Dis'Fie' y: q; AIRY q
March is, issl. pa'''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

On BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES, and
~ Barrel CRANBERRIES for sale By
KEYEs q KEARsLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

= Subscriber has i5r sale well-broke YcRs
q OXEN, and Tor Rent HOUSE and LOT,
d Position for "a Industrious mechanic q la-
nan. 0.W.TuINER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

FOR SALE.
A PAIR Of Horses, Carriage and Harness
"A Boih horses work well, In single CT double
harness. and ride veil.
They will he sold separately II desired. For
further particulars apply o
February 2, 1854 Arnory. HarpeTs-Ferfy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
EaNhionnhleI Hal.

A g. CASE q hs"-''y's HATS IS js' ,ss;iysa
March 0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
RockaMny FOR Aale.

LNOR sale second hand ROCKAwAY. A
IL bargain may be had. Also, good HORSE
which rides and works well Apply at the
Feb % 1854 FREE PRESS OFFICE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
FOR SALE,

HAVE for sale 200 ions Of PLASTER,
y STONE.
Kshlsiown. February IS. is54-3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Y. syrnp.

g15zerv fine aTticle If N. Z. Syrup.
= = 6 superior 10 ang before efsre which
i "a. low. +. RAWllNS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

IN BBLs. Tar, in nice order; 40oIbs. Fea,hers
~ 10 boxes Eastern Cheese 4 very nice article;
-10r sale b. c. L. WOOD & BRO
Winchesier. Dee. 50. 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Administrators sale.
A Lot of Land,

WILL s1essold At paplic sale. in font Of Mrs
Nv Gs1ksIL's Hotel, On SATURDAY, tle s5tk
day u Mirea nezi,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

CIofhlng. CIot,esne ~ worth rora:. q
TN oydef 70 make room T,st. y casdspfal
u SpflDg Goods, the Sub Ia1nr p0sr
dr Goats; oFercoats, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

~ - - We
FkNERAL Mes,isf e he Stockholders q
e Aex1ndria Loudeun and Hampshire Rail
CeQpary Win b held II he Co9p1ny's or
1lex1ndri,, ii n o'clock. A. II, q wed
y, ne In day q April nexl. 70 dscidc upon
Gallon q The Road
ordei q he nolrt u Dir.cps.
n JOHNSTON.
..ss@i, 1lsr.t I6. I65f-1, Treasurer,
TTrT7F7 q prime cL0VER5EED ioF sale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

THE undersigned are pfspsred 70 buy any quan-
~ ny o. WHEAT FOR he Baltimore marfel<-
AL r. s. BLACKBURN & co.
January Is. 1s5l--f n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-12
Further from Texas.

We received our files of Texas papers yester-
terday morning, from which we make the follow
ing extracts:
It is reported in Western Texas that several
hundred deserters from the Mexican army have
crossed the Rio Grande, and are now scattering
throughout different sections of Texas The
Texan recommends that some way be devised
by which the names Of the citizens can be regis
tered in each county, after giving satisfactory
testimonials that they are citizens, SO there
may be some way of distinguishing them.
Col 7. J. Allen, one of the proprietors OF the
Galveston Journal, died on the 18th.
The three Mexicans who killed Graham on
the Medina, some weeks since, have been ac-
quilted, says the Texan. They We're tried be-
fore the District Court of Bexar county, Judge
Devine presiding, Messrs. Tunstalf and Wilcox
appearing for the defence
MEsILLA VALLEY ExPEDITIoN.--We learn
from Lieutenant Palfrey, stationed at this place
that Company A,Eof the,6th Infantry, had or.
rived from Fort Belknap, and is expecting or.
ders to proceed at once to San Antonio to NEE
Major Emory This company is intended to ac
company his expedition to the Mesilla Valley
It numbers twenty-five men. We hope tina
Major Emory will be provided with an adequat,
force to protect the commission in its very i'm
portant labors Major Emory must have beel
passenger in the last steamship. His arriva
at San Antonio is daily expected. We hay
every confidence in this gentleman, to accom-
plish successfully and promptly the objects Q
his commission. We have before given testi
mony of our high appreciation of his appoint
ment. Austin State Gazette.
CRoPs.-The recent heavy wind and rain hay
injured the cotton crops in this country to sue
an extent, that our best farmers now are {
opinion that not more than third Of an aver
age crop will be raised this season. This grea
injury has resulted not only from the BLOWN
out Of that which had already opened, but OILS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-12
A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. =

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = FOR
e THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
~ Open Day and Evening, except Sunday from A. NJ
d. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADnuTTANcE. WILDE price
sSss 5 si Of n
and p's h. ~
Inf s MEN R q sas
curious sIa in pre-
q
The SCULPTURE MARBLE
@sss sin
sa5s: Nc ;s zsG t s
s1sDsrB E FaET a
NINETY Two FEET in circumference and Is estimated from the
M 3D. ss. ssss 3 81
pAasls shs Crystal
g.
sy ssso ona
q SsG ''h
Ts Sss1 Rais
and s a
Se hI ss s In
Ne o9s
Crystal during The Iss S sa
TslnS FIVE MEDALS costing
he sase
ss y r.
en- E @ a a
sssss
after the xcellent as aforesaid
aest Jures that be selected
critically several articles e1hbed
and award prizes mentioned The Directors shall proceed
such Jury Jurors and hope to hs
the appointments The a dsy q ang
to the Exhibitors Of such articles possess
II sufficient to eptitle such dsincon -
All articles deemed worthy OF place In una Strand
position OF the and Art are admitted WIToo
< NY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
Police constant NY aha
utmost protecting articles eahibted put e hsso
ton dscam accountability for loss 70 such sree
mustbs le Mt the stand near the 900
the Palace Warehouse yisiors cannot be
m;ted Ia convey the building
Checks given re-admed On the same
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IINIYERsITY oF LOuIsIANA-LAW DE


" PARTMENT-The Lectures in tbs Department will com
the MONDAY Of November and continue nm
Ill the April They will embrace the most
branchs Of the Civil Common anu heina
will be delivered by four Professors.
Those by Professor Mccaleb will treat Of ,,.
Admiralty and Maritime Lay I'M hr Tg
Gener Average Salvage, Civil and Military Contracts
Experimentation ard Gontlnca or Maritime
Services in Building Repairing and s. p;Ps and the p
Of Prize the Absolute Rights States ~ ne ana nos
relations Private Law
g. The Jurisdiction Of the Courts OF the STATES
Original Appellate Of the Supreme and Circuit
Courts and the Original q The as courts OF
Revenue Pike Courts Of Admiralty. -
Those by Professor Randell Hunt, will embfase
Property Contracts, Mercantile VIII treat q
Traders Partnerships Corporations Of ffncpa and
Of Bills of Exchange and Pomsoy Notes ~ 81 sA
Contracts o. AheIs nment BY
Party Convey General SNIP Of feigh Jet
ton and Average Salvage and nsurahce ens
and Stoppage in Trnnsitu :, f,.,..;.., -. ~.
q The Practice in Courts oil Criminal Jnrsdc
tion.
B. Tho Law of Evidence.
Those BY Professor johnson will embrace
The Common Law and Equity Juriapuoehs "ue hns
2. Constitutional Law.
Those by Professor Roselius will embrace -, +,
l. The Civil Code of Louisiana connection WIN we enhn Pah
Laws Critical Analysis Of the Decisions OF tn
Supreme Courl Of the State. 81; Al.
Land Titles whether derived from England France or tn
United States.
g. The Practice of the Courts Of Jurisdiction louisiana
The will be on those student
shall full courses o. one fu
after having twelve month"; under me o. re
spectacle Counsellor who on ny me va
rious Professors, deserving Of the honor.
The fec of each twenty-five doara natrcaation ts
five dollars, and ten dollars for the diploma
All DO addressed Lean VI me
anil 2tawd&wtd G. ROSELluS, Lean oil the Faeuity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-12
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CnEscssT OFFfcg. y
Sss Thuraday Mornipe October 2ElbD4 + "a
COTTON 81 Pfices were very full yesssrday and with
fair dsmApa tus sales embraced $50 bales W yet
au0s' NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Interior ..........5 10 yiddDg Fair. y M @ es4
Good Middiing. y az aSsd and Fine.
COTTON AND TOBACCO srATEmENrs
corrcs--ssIss TosAeccsss = w
stock I;s q hand hand Sept X s llsi as7la
y aslsS i. Si5o -ssoel g. 1leo
iis5se 2a,s72
hApolsed s ~ aa.e sss-42.4o5 TO- STA
sto,t N b.na MT cleared 1884 1858
TOBACCO. =. We did not hear Of sale
SUGAR AND MOLAasEs -. We noticed only small
sales Of Sugar at previous Moasses 100 bbs
Reboiled rom the Orleans Refinery, sold at 15e y gallon
Twenty i've bbs Of crop received yesterday
the first Of the season. and sold at 26e y gallon.
FLOUR, Steady, with sales of 1900 bbls, Of which
go e. Louis In lots at Sc 49, 500 at about SO 3d.
200 at SO u.s. and 100 Extra country brands, at ~ 10.
Also about 800 Tuesday evening at 10 70 D Dbl for
Superfne st. Louis - 81 n u os3I ~
GRAIN. ~. The rain prevented tho landing of the re-
ceipts and nothing Of any moment was done In Corn
OF Oats 800 sacks st. Louis sold at BID p bushel
or Bran some small lots sold at 81 25 q 100 fb.
PROVISIONS. u. or Pork, 100 bbls Mess were sold at
SIS Dbl Bacon was unchanged with sales Of 25 casks
Door Sides at low rate 80 casks prime Shoulders in
several lots at 7A$ y fb. Nothing Of consequence
doing in Lard.
COFFEE. The sales were confined to about 1850 bags
Rio at I1@ p b. cargo Of 5000 bags from Rio coming
up the river. s55st...,,-ls
WHISKY. We noticed only few retail sales Of
Extra at 4o04lt u gallon rs as
FREIGHTs "A ship was taken for Antwerp at l1St
Ir MT fuy0f for ftvpr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-12
IN NORTHERN y

G. s B = 4 to a. " - St
ROUTE from Buffalo Fa Lax River
Mail owego Vincent Mon
and Quebec OgdenbuIh Cape Vine with
railroads York Burlington Saratoga Syringe end Bossn
Lawrence and Champlain Raioad for Portland White Mountains
'0'''' e4'N - Tme-94 hours 10 Montreal.
RAYsTATE, Capt Led5ard NEW YORK Capt Chapman leave
Lewiston daily at O'clock Cape Vincent
entire Rapids tie beautiful
ST. by daylight arrive at Montreal ats O'Clock
next day. in time for the Quebec boais..
leaving Bnfls At o'clock have M hours and
those leaving Mt o'clock have four hours The
O'Clock train from Buffalo al time for The
Buffalo arrive O'Clock and
leave immediately arriving At Boston at hafpat O'CLOCK
~ THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Eses
NoRTHERNER Captain Gtds Lewiston daily
ha q visi. niagara Falls ouchng oaweso
Kingston Clayton Brkve and with
sa S ~ e. III s
Meeting ogdsnsbgh Boston Railroad for Rouse Pont
with the E1preHs Train Of Cars atoswego
for Albany and New York direct.
Buffalo daily Sundays by the But
Niagara Falls Rai:oad o'clock afoding pan
pleasure viewing Brooke Monument Queenston
Suspension The Of the
Niagara River through Montreal leaving A. half
full four hours visit
passing all the Thousand ands by
changing and taking Of the splendid
rushing daag the noble 81 Lawrence arriving at
This Is most beautiful ER ROUTE coansnt
having all the equipments for safety required by
with spacious beautiful Upp abn entire Length
ar Passengers can procure full International Office
| opposite Buffalo and CARA Falls Railroad Depot.
GE Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Magyar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-12
REoE1pTs OF PRODUCER.


MoBlIESteamer FOda-a bales cotton Hsrdis &eoa cot
gins mill May, vanhook &coslOo0 in M Judson5
Lhs beef Paul Cook kco-sundres to order. 5.-5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hIuhic49 hhds Hewitt Norton
bbls moasses Boge Foley Avery4O do Brand Landry
SO do odrToa 40 hhds b5 bbs
lasses. iz- #1 ltzE
BAYOU SARA-Seanisr New Iatoua-1s moases / hid
Bgne, Oakley Hawknsl6 bills II hbds
Dunbar aeo74 bbs csern Kelly Frnze0 do to
Kerpions5 do Dou'het Sonsundiies to orderToa
bales cotton Lhda 100 bb cten 90 bills nass
ogsby Macsay- sacks Wright &cos25 bba flour
Eager do Kenneth Dix &enle1
Thon on93 3aT do bran, S6s sseka
Moore $50 ataes w Benton &co-as4 do DufS
rope sutton shelbya4
shuliz Hidden bales hemp Prnea Bro
hhds ooacco Brande eKena Hubbard undr es TO order
PORT HrDsoN-SeaTnar Gpsy-6s bales cotton oakey 4 Eaw
kins86 do Byne Vance ce32 do Braner McKenna Hubbard
80 Payne Harn99do Acea Comsn co-i6 de- Nslsor
coI do Wight. Davenport &coI2 do Andrew sierau1
Ar do Buckner Stanton do Gerart
&co8 do Mrighi&eos do Anderson NJ cafs do Felo'aes
col do Carroll Prtchard &co10 do VIM Crdeyy6o hid
2t3 bbls ola SEES Giraud4 do VIM Caevy25 do
half hiehberger &co-3 bbls Tee-sndries
oTota s0 bales cotton 1853 hhds 2Ss bbls molasse
| half bbls moasses.
MILLIKENS BEND-Steamer II NJ Wrigh-s0o bales cotton
Wright Davenport dco73 do Sney Green &cob0d Folowes
do Miles Curry Connolly
81 W Estn &sof0 do Martini Owen John Vat
8co-6n Payne Harrison4i do Coz ellis Royd3O John
Iee4O DO bbeTgeT--30 Mcdowell &eo-i6
Peae l8 do Carroll Pritehard 6co6 Kelly
Esr-l6 Hopkn-iB do Perkins, Campbell &co-l&
Ryne, Vance &colA do w Donnel do Frslscn &eoll
j i Wychc Eco Cleveland, Brothers eos do Robson
DO Oakley Rawlins, Duncan Fearn Dor
George Pnckard &co6 do Richard Nugent &co-
Total 1898 bales COTTON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-12
IMPORTS.

NEW YoRK-Shp Nuremberg-A.soted miae.
aoSToN-Sehr Gulnare-Assorted mdas. +
HAVANA schr Midas-Sugnr, coffee cigars and sundss
NEW YoRK-shp Malabar-Assorted mdse
NEW YoRK-ship St Patriek-Assor.ed mdse.
PENsACOLkschr Souhron5oOoo feet lumber 81 900 ahs to
pooiey, Nichols aco.
NEW YORK-Shp Leondasls4 bales hay to Woodruff &co.
MARSELFSShip Euiopeant5o baskets ola 2ls boxes pickles
hampers bottles Cariere7O00
bottles iba ndse Norton Seog do
Gerard cos0 baskets oil
Psrlos Sco15 pkg abynih Preau
cnsaehsito do Prah box do Degslo PLEASANT
baskets oil Cavanoe4 pkg mde Alexis Leyi0 bales
eoks eres8 mdse kee6 baes and
CarboDie-550
Gill; 100 baskets OIL
p "a pkgs mdse Fuenez eo2sss pkg
Lnata, Gandolo &eo-s0 bales blankets dc Goer Rird
496 pkgs mdse r Caiusae eo-ll23 do TO order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-12
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OYPicE OF THE DAILY CnEscswr, aerf I
Thursday Morning, October IL, 1854 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Shin Bennington Edwards for Boston. w Hynson Geo
Scbr stsphen Hotehki,s Manson Cfu WiekhAm
- w. Ell Rogers &co
Brig Gray, Henry for Havana, LasParre Hsrirps
ARRIVED.
Ship 81 Patrick, Mckinney days from New York, 10 msrls
district a.
Ship Leonidas Crawford days New York. maseriA dia
Ship Nalab,r Croker. days York, maser3d district.
Ship Nuremberg snman days from New York. master2d dis
brig Gansrs Thompson 20 days FROM Boston,
district.
Rowe, Pensacola, masterBain
sehr Midas Simpson, Havana. to maser7d district
Below-C oming Up.
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EDUCATION.

NEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IL
v volI CIRCLE, BETWEEN NAYADLs AND TRITON sTS.
This Seminary under this direction Of Mas VIII Pc
gin urth MONDAY. The 4lh inst =,
Competent Teachers employed 10 every Inc
ample grounds location The pnbif 81 3m
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CoNsIGNEEs.

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a MEXICAN ARTISTS Union --THE. AMgR

1cAN ARTISTS, UNION would especially annou0se 70 Tie
To- he seaa,rs ana wiih IL
grew 81 ss,
mined order rails their EngrAygs
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splendid ne saa @ b e i 81
Cravings seen this papef.
III ssn sstsas worth that sum-
The Committee believing ls H. Il This Great national
VII b materially ~ hs and eassrps
On he most sesa terms "'
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Washington
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% Elegant Old Paintings splendid Gil names,
100 ssean Old Painting; ssi each 60 sSSS
500 stss tae Engrayags brilliantly eocred no kooo
81, of the Wasnins ION Noham so1s3 inches
$4,000 Steel iais 100 different s''
ps he ma w value tf from
$4,000
a., Gity, each s5xigo feet deep, At 1000 saeol
~ he sasass III saaa
msggiaset view Of the Hudson River and soo xooo,
aorsIpsuu Losna d Cash, Without Interest
security, i isS each &C.
80 q y s ssss s sss
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~ The Engavugs in the Catalogue ready for delivery
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EXPORTS

+ VERA CRUZ-Scbr Stephen Hotehkiss-40o tons coal.
MARKS-Schr bbl flour, II molassep 10
whisky IL casks 100 ecen bgging 2o coils
HAyANA-Brg rayso talow hams $50
kegs egs butter 200t
DosToN-ship bales cotton 3I do hemp 50 hhd
ikin bbs olsses $50 Ibis lard ~
dry hides, bids hdes 81 do 27S
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