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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. ~, 1854.

Qy Mr. G. " JAMES No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio
general travelling agent Western States and Texas
assisted by H. j. Thomas J. T. BEsr, wa H. THosAs u
YKIssR G. NJ L. WsgaAs. A. l.. ca,ps, and DR. Ws IawIs
Receipts OF either will be- good.
p-Mr ISRAEL g. JAMES, No. leg street, pbiade
pha, Is genera. travelling agent, assisted
ions CoLLiss JAMES DKEHSe h. A. EVANS TnoaAs ID. Mo-
JOSEPH HA.srr JosErH BUTTON, RoHKar W. MoRBsos, Ed
WARD W. WILEY, WILLIAM L. WATERMAN, II. j. RIppicK, r.
w MAoKEs, aud u. =. PEARcx.
o. Mr. HENRY NJ Lewis Of Montgomery Alabama, gen
era travelling agent for the Alabama
sisted by O. f. LEWIS, O. LEWIS,
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TREASON IN rus WING esMr--The editor OF the vz.ta
raugus Wing is informed by frea rna secret circular
enanatng from the asern part OF this State calling upon
sestys national wings TO prevent possible the cleo
ton of members OF assembly favorable to the reelection
of VIM H. Seward to the United States Senate last
week shown him at Little Valley The Angelica Wing
calls this REASONABLE docpent and evidently desires
to bring the authors 10 punishment
7roy Da,ly Budgst
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By tanEEN = sCO1.r. A.oiione.r.

ri hnnpS' JME NEW TWO-SToRY FRAME HOUSE. WITH
ms, cement and attic, and lot auction On Friday 18th
Ant we shall sell, in front Of the
handsome two story frame house,
and the lot which it stands
norh OF square NO. al5 situated New
M and h streets west The house contains eight and
Venieniy arranged house,
and side alley
TeTms One-trd cash balance G. 49,
notes bearing interest from the day of
deed of trust taken. Title indisputabe
GREEN q SCOTT,
sept21-dT Aucu0neers.
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMINA ALTON.

The democratic conferees of the fifteenth district Of Penn
sylgana have nominated Alaon White, esq, of Clinton
county, for Congress Ar White is q gentleman Of ac
kuowledged ability and sound national democrat The
present nomination Is only fitting rccompense for years
of efficient service in behalf of the men, measures and prn
cipes Of the democratic party.
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MASSACHUSETTS pEMocRAcyIt like old times READ
the proceedngsof the town meetings eoryepd 10 eject deb
gates the democratic 9te convention They have the car
ring Of OLD fasnoned uaaderoed democracy This toneof
the primary assembages of the party affords unequivoc
evidence OF the decided bold stand it expected the COZ
venuon win take in sustaining the principles and measures
of the national administration and in preserving the trae
democracy OF Massachusetts from all those degrading
corrupting usions and coalitions which sba,e other 20
hcai parties. Now is the y,us the democracy of the
Bay State "a gsy anew, freed from all unnatural iucun,
banoes and to secure the appreciation OF the friends of
UMoS AND CONSTITUTION throughout the whole country
by the tearessness and heh-mindedness OF its poaon and
to lay down platform embracing principles Of action
which will win the admiration OF all patriotic and honest
politicians, all who love their cho country, and are
PROUD Of chat great charter of liberty framed by Washing
ton Jefferson Adams, Madison and their compeers which
binds these States in coneleraoy - Boston Post
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Attorney Generals once

NY having his
RfrRnrorsr UsvrRsKt belonging this office will confer
great favor by returning it. c. CUSHING.
sep 24-t
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The Hon Mr.. Vail member of Congress from New Jer
sey, arrived in Washington yesterday We PLEASED
ID see him in his usual good health
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IRON HALL,
THE PARRows ARE COMING

THE fAkkows ARE COMING
pAkRoW'S BURLESQUE OPERA AND RAJ ps ,rpr,sYa..
VIII reopen this besuhul place of on No.S
psg, October I'd Wv summary sve-
aat A. NJ HERNANDEZ,
The world renowned India rubber Man. will apnsar a.. 80.
For particulars small bills
Admission Is cents Reserved Seats 81
Sep 27--d3ts J T.. SMITH 49,,
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BY GREEN d SCOTT, Auctioneer..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AuCTIoN
~ On monday The ID of October, shall deed of
uust auy recorded sell IN Congress Hail. opposite
uona Hotel Pennsy and 6,b
al Clock a. viz
Two nhe rosewood and mahogany pario
plush and tho other brocaieI of French
- large arm, castor, parlor chairs, o,omans sc
ne marble top, centre, side, Ola
Fine black walnut, spring chairs and so
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
-. DO aideboards, extension dining tables
walnut etegeIe card,
TWO fine gilt frame mirrors glasses
one hne piano forte of fine and
nina, glass, crockery and
Fine French cottage and other bedsteads
Feather beds and bedding
Hair and shuck
Brussels tapestry, ingram and other
a large assortment OF plated and ',hs cprerv
Passage oilcloih hearth and .t,iny '
Cooking, radiator, '"s
With large LOT Of other
1855" N~' unnecessary
"a An sums Of and under $780, cash $780, cred, Of 60
The aLoys o of fnurs ,ry endosed bearing interest
"a, an $500 ~ ~ OF a fine quality
wen worthy the attention Of persons furnishing. "
VIM. Ii. WARD, Trustee.
Go, GREEN SCOTT,
Auctoneera.
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" gus Hoyt has been nominated for Congress by the
nocra's OF the I'd district in Wisconsin The conven-
~ passed Nebraska resolves, % to 10; whereppon B. @
voted against the bill "a
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q II N EkAL N 4 w 8.

The 81 Louis Republican of the 18th inst records the
death Of Alexander Harvey for many years prominent
and successful trader with the Indians on the Upper Mis-
souri,
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SALE TODAY.

4
Ely j. G. ACQUIRE, huotfoncer
HousEHoLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN,-On Wednesday
morning september 9Th, 10 O'clock a the rodcnce OF
sell - NN'9 e"1' W io'" sucea 'o~li
Mahogany sofas rocker and parlor chairs
top sofxand tables
Carpets, oicoth, mating
window shades, eornics
Mahogany French and high post hedsteads
DO dressing In bur
Washstands toilet cts
Hair and husk
Bostes and pillows
Painted and wood seat chairs ward ,oh.a
Mahogany siteboaid dining table
China, glass, and war
Cooking stove aat fixtures
Kitchen utensils, sc.
under, and
days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
Sc, JAS. q. MEG UIRE,
0'P' ~--a Aucuoneer.
uUK Honey MOon, and other Con,icautsss from,
" Punch with numerous illustrations.
Lies Lesson--A Tale. .
PUTNAM and Harper October
Further supplies of Fashion Famine
On safe TAyin ,,.v,,
Sep 81 Roots,o,a .'on,,.
EOk HENrThe large desirable dwelling ne,t doc, NJ
Mr. Caustens, +, street, Washington now occo
pied by J. A. esd. -s~'' NV WV
Also adweng house, In GEORGETOWN GARDEN pump
Ine yard smoke mousse and other Der an
num- Recently occupied by Tyler. " - -
Apply personally, or by postpaid letter, A. HYDE
Sep27-eo3tr ti.o,s.,vr,
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 26The know nobings tonight nemi-
Samuel Henk their candidate for mayor of this city
Mr.. Henks is -four merchant.
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Congregational Nominations.
NoRnrsTowS, tPa.) Sept. 25.-The democrats of the
eleventh congressional district State have
Hon. Samuel A. Bridges.
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THE AFRICAN TRaysllsas,--Th honiteur says;

X -lpsars from despatch of the governorgenera OF
Algeria that native who quilted Timbuctoo in the early
part Of June has declared that he met two Europeans there
who clothed in Arab costume One of stature
above the middle height he had light beard, and he
commonly used iorynon of blue glass The other, who
little less tall, had brown beard, rather dark. II
probable that these two Europeans Dr. Barth and
NJ Vogel If this 80 this is the most recent that
has been received concerning those travellers According
testimony of the Arab, they both under the
protection of the Shek EnNebgh DIES Tonarog chief of the
tribe of the Haalen powerful and formidable man, pos
scssed of several houses Tmbactoo of which he had
placed at the service of .ne travellers II is known be
side that hers Christians in the city and their pres
enc the subject of Conversations the rather unend
l spirit Of which could not be manifested against the
press will Of the powerful chief who protected them
The London correspondent Of the New York Sunday
Times says "The musical world here is the qp race
learn what the American public think Of Mario and Grisi
BY the way the Vscount de Moc who is Crisis husband
receives clear half Of her earnings whatever the amour
or vhs.syaA uaey may be obtained. This arrangement
was the result of his application three years ago
court of law in Paris II to yindicate his honor
wounded by Crisis having taken up with Lord Castle
reagh that NJ de Msey challenged his lordship to duel
which took place CastIereaqh when blamed for meeting
the husband OF public singer saids When wronget
that in the enderes domestic relations, placed my
self n level with hmr De Melcy's finger shot Of
in the duel His marriage with Grisi has not been dis
solved
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The two Buchanans and Grant, who indicted by
the grand jury at Chicago for kidnapping alleged slave
have been discharged by the chief justice of the supreme
court of Illinois, haleds corpus. The Chicago Journa
says that the chief justice decides that the prisoners have
been unawuly detained that the power of attorney giver
BY the Of the slave sufficient him. with
the assistance of the officers Of the law and that they
had perfect right whatever weapons they found i
necessary to employ in securing that arrest
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ANOTHER ToURNAMEYr--The tournament at the Hugue-
not Va Springs eff Wednesday in presence of
aye crowd, WHO had assembled to witness the pageant
TpyS could not have been suspicious day for the
exhibition The successful knight John G. Gregory
who had the honor of selecting the Queen of Love and
kauty He placed the diadem upon the head of Miss Lau
n Elan, Of Mississippi
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From, New York.
New YoRK Sept ga despatch from Halifax announce
the safety of the to have beef
lost
The reesoi convention sitting at Auburn will prob
ably nominate mixed ticket Resolutions have been adopt
ed approving of prohibory liquor law, and denouncin
the fugitive -slave law in the strongest terms
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Ex-Governor Sade with another of his annual classes of
teachers for the West-in ali twenty-five young adespass-
ed through Springfield, Massachusetts, on Friday
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GEMOA

EHOR GENOA-(Passage only. 1.-The .sssss;a
a ! fast sailing American sh EMPEROR, capaa &zkAG
Iobeta having engaged, Will have quick FOR
passage only having superior the Captain
board, or to j. r. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp at. ap9i
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! ST'EAMSHIPS--SHIpS.
GALHE STON

q VIII y lsass SUNDAY, April 80 at 8 O'Clock Al N.
S0K GALVESTON, ,INDrANoLA ,PoRr .SseNGk.
M LAvAGh and ndMATAGoRDA BAY--Rspuiat Nav 1Tlk4M
snd Iq, Untsd statsr Mall asw magnificent
nnva ispsin WEN Ieromah Smith, master,
& % gnerae IN Matagoda BayJ without extrs charge Far
aPplyto HARRIS fon, a Iua Noon,
rss- Th.it.. ,,. opposite the Stsamshp Landing,
Ii ihne having established pilot on Pass cavnloBay
'"es' 'no AupoIpisiph oiith own cap
.,nA
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VOLUME VII.
BREMEN

ESOR BREMEN.--The / fast sailing IN.
A Bremen ahp H. Won GAGERN, Capt Rsmus &AlAh
baes Cotton, applyt JqP WHITNEY Il co. II Camp
or WARNEKEN Il kIRCIoFF, DniOn At.
EB For passage, apply 10 The Captain ap9T
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Y IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN.

n IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
KIDNEYS and Dseaea arising pisordered
sach Psa Fuess
Acdty of the soach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust
Breathing tutrng 1T the Heart Choking Suocaing
when LYING Posture Dmness Von Dots
Sgh Fever and p1 PAN in the Head Deficiency Of PRESENTATION
Yenwnes Skin aud Pain the Side Back
etc. Sudden Fushes Heat Burning Fsh,
ngs Of Evil and Depression spiF efectuay
by DR.. HnOFLAhD's CELkBRA1ED GERMAN BTTERS, pre-
Their the excelled eauaeu
other the United States the many
cases. after sklfnl physicians had failed
rechaon Diseases Of the
exercising he searching powers weakness and cons the
digestive organs 4sE are 4a M and pleasant mhsy
More testimony from Ahama favor of Dr. HO0FLANDS Cee,
braed German Berp prepared By Dr. C. NJ JACKSON Phabel
Pa The remedy for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia-
Jalndee Nerv Debility, Dfease Of the Kidneys
DICKSON GREEN, Ale Iandra, Ala, Sept. 1882 sail, We
nave to Introduce your German End to be
very valuable mvdc cine'
deine eventually ag saie ali those who in the
fall liked mych The people hsve been much deceived
trhg and tEat affects the of valuable Bit
md will until 1t bsHomss Bnown.'
e FOWLER Tusegee Als Jan s0 1851 said The Bers
selling we'll think they will continue
faction to those who have used them"
DR.. H. P. LEONARD, Fayelte G. H. Ala, 49,
Your Biters YOUTH son OF
g. NJ Hubbe this had
the without relief
doabii although
he continued TO take until complete effected He
perfectly well and stout.'
These Bters Vegetable, possessing
The
For sale by dealera in Medicine every where.
J. WRIGHT L co, New Orleans,
rh9 I'm ala
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TERa CRUZ.


wan leave MONDAY, May. /, at O'Clock m.
ESOR ERA CRUZ--U. 8. Mail Line, <-E&wp
siaoo Inc nsw and magnGcen seamship TEXAS,
aenry Place commander will VsTaCus
IA aooYe punct lily, carrying the U. Is. Mails ~
s.u,1 t.... Rates of PaBsAEe.,,.
SeoeskEe, and found s9s
xoodr, cubic foot 40 eerts
aad Heefhge Passengers, apply to
HARRIS MORGAN foosof Juiastrso,.
xrr. p.....- g.4 opposite the Steamship Landing.
hv1iean Consul. rf ' nn,a ne
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BRAZOS S.aMTLAGn

w, WI ieaye THURSDAY, May 4, at o'clock A. NJ.
EtsUk BRAZ0S s. ANTIAGO. xzF1nN.
M regular New orleans and Texas U. Mail Line kHs
hs new and magnidasnt steamship pPERSEVERANE JohS
cenmander will leave puncuay For reght or
Paes hayhg very superior
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of Julia strestf
tm- Ar s-.,.,. opposite the Steamship Landing.
h freight shipped by the will be deysred Ia
hennedy OF the steamer Grampus Otherwise directed
ohPpers must provide HteaIers blls on
- -'o''no' 'ofhi VIII De signed. Ap6
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DicUh DRUG
Booze NJ A ]
Bogger jane miss ]
Brown NJ mrs w.
Brooks Sarah mrs
Burton A A miss
Bluitt P mrs
Byrnes B r mrs
CArs Mary mrs
Calder X miss
Cary NJ A miss a
Carstang Il G miss
Crawford J a mrs
Crane 8 A mrs
Coon ] NJ mrs {
Cook Eiiz r
softer Johan
Cooke Marg miss
Cooley Claris
Gonnor L II mrs
Cobb j ulia mrs
Conway Lou mrs
Coleman 8 2 mrs
Clarke Ii D mrs
Clarke Mary
Cummins Mary 2
Culhsnd Cath
Cummerford Ann
DALEY Mary mrs
Dallie Adelinc mrs
Denham Fanny r
Dickinson s I mrs
Dillon NJ miss
Donald E NJ mrs 2
Doyle Bridg
Dooly Bridg miss
Durham Sialvi
DUE Sarah miss
Dun Bridg miss
Dyas e VI miss
EGAa Elizabeth
Elfert Cele miss
FgASK mrs /
Failon e NJ miss
Flaherty Marg mis-
Fegan Marian
Finnigan Eiiz
Fogarty Mary ,.,
Foley Mary miss Z
Fry Ann mrs
Flyn Patr miss
GRAY Rosa mrs
Grady Marg
Gethlns Ellen misi
Gleason Ann
Green Ann nry
Gre!g E r mrs
Gill Msrg
Giinuant Ann
Croft Mary
GOoding LEdia
Grodon G
Gers Mary miss
Giynn NJ B D miss
HAsiILL Marg miss
Hamilton l. Ii mrs
Hawkins Maria
Hays mrs
Hail N P mrs
Hardy Malan mrs
Hester Rebec mrs
Head Marian miss
Ilelhar Julia
Howard Emily L
Holton 5 miss
Hard NJ miss
Hurley Mary mrs
Hunter Rebec G
JARVIS Lyd mrs
James Marg mrs
jenkins Mary v
Julian Camil miss
KsArP Mary
Kendig Eliz
Kearney Hannah
Kerrison Ellen mis-
Kennedy Mary A
Kilmore ADgelin
LANE ] A miss
Larpane Lucy
Lease u mrs
Lille Elizabeth
MAeEE Ann
Marthy D mrs
Meeks mrs
Miller G mrs ..
Martin Julia
Morgou Ii miss
Mylanhey Mary
Marten G mrs vs.
Murray Ann miss
McARpLE Ann miss
McAudry Eleanor
McAlecar B miss
Mcdonald NJ mrs
Mcwrath Mary
McGrath H miss
Mckenzie J I'll mrs
McMahon Ellen =
NEAcE q mrs
Nixon r mrs
Nooman Il mrs
Oar E A
OiHare l. miss
0'Neil J NJ miss
PAGE d miss
Parham e ms
Perkins l. miss
Perkins G
Philips 8 NJ
PIowden j u mrs
RAPHAEL mrs
Renner A NJ
Right Ellen
Ross j Il mrs
Roark Bridget
Roche Ellen
Row Nj mrs
Rogers L mrs
SHAW Mary
Swami Il mrs
Stuart Ii mrs
Stell Mary 2
Sneed s j mrs
Sheanan Margt
simms N.mrs
Singleton Il mrs
Stoddard L mrs
Scully Sarah
Seymour h miss
TERRY J mrs
Treat l. G mrs T.
Thomas s Ii mrs
Taylor Emma mrs
WALLER P ] mrs
alsh Margt 2
WestalrhI mrs
Weaver NJ miss
W hitney B mrs
Wright j mrs
Woodward j l. mis-.
William Felicity
VIzzARD II mrs
YOUNG Geo mrs
ZELLERTH A NJ mis-
TNtrtkIs A
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ss ECRET DISEASES-Offi 115 Customhouse
STREET between Daupen and Bourbon strees-DR JAMES
would respectfully call the attention citizens who have
unfortunately utaed
its appalling form, that they certain
speedy without the Mercury Ba Cubeb other
roisnas Drug in from three to days without ne9nve
penef BY she newly discovered Remedies which only
procured from himself aud trial they do effect
charge viii be mae Dr. n in possession of certificates from o
Of all of the
effected which ncuable
Since Dr. James has introduced these Remedies
ros cases that have under the treatment of these Remedies
hut perfect
and ordef that the afflicted avail themselves Of these
newly and truly discoveries Dr. J. has located
uenty this Customhouse
Office hoprs 10 sP.M febt3 lylp
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NE w PORK,
"a PHILADELPHLd.

ESOR PHILADELPHIA & Mar IN
tn's Line.-The regular packet FAN -&AAkS
ME, Beastnn receiving freight r.
vii have qu dispatch For freight pesssg apply
board, at tn Beef Market, or
GEO. W. HYHsoE. 80 Camp street.
Agents. in PhiEialpb Ia, HERON Il MARTIN, sp2g
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a CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
fA IN NEW ORLEANS, by KiEFiS PETROLEUM OR ROCK
OIL also Case of Rhcnmai five standing cured by
alone.
NEW ORLEANS, March I, 1851
hereby certify that had been afflicted
also totally blind Of right broughton
attack of had ed Physicians who could
hundreds dollars purpose
Medieing give this Certificate without solicitation from
and Mr. Kr not know that type and would not have
junction with the Petroleum
restored perfect heath strengh.
mttsn any thing ee in this city when at me-
OF the river Any if
wish and fifty 'eonsbe gentlemen fy the truth
this take the Petroleum body,
made, know it valuable Natural Medicine
] j. HARDMANN.
Attest-J. WRIGHT d so, and c. S. WIDDIFIELD,
EB Price 80 cents bottle Wholesale and retail only by
J. WRIGHT g. co, No. I6l Chartres st and
JARVIS Il WOoDhIA&,
NH bm t,nrp,r nd Maoa
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AsOR LIVERPOOL The A fast sail- sEEgI
a 1g American hip JANE III. GLIDDEN, captatB SztsR(
q Ghd haynE large par cargo sugsed will have ms IN
dtsiatnh For bssass Of freight, arp 10
apl LII hhfiRRInGE L c chnrl.s
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HtsOR LIVERP00L.-(Ta no Grain ) ~
To- very fas. sailing American ship PARTHE- aAAg
pssa- furfrslghto $50 baes Cotton app.ytc
j. P. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp street.
Enn.n. f,nut.In Asa.I =
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E4SJR LIVERP00L.-(Takes no Grain ~
A. ", SSs f,st s4;ag Ansrieaa ship cLAkIssA
DUhRlER Captain Knapp oaig and will receive
dispatch. For freight Of 500 bales Cotton apply to
P. WHITNEY Il CO., 6t Camp strss
For hnnly thpC Cantstp an haard
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postofice, New Orleans.
SATURDAY, APRIL %. 1854.

Arledgs NJ ] mrs Q
Allison i VI mrs
Alright Bird miss
Barnett H @ mrs
Barton W Il mrs
Baithon Mary mry
Baker ALI mrs
Brand Britig
Beggs Marg A miss
Bennett mrs
Breen Gxfh 5
Brian Jno mrs
Bourne Virginia
Brown Ellie mrs
Brooks Msrg 4
Burton o A mrs
Builetditch Char
BRYAN Alice mrs
Bruce Marg 4
Cslderwood Maggie
Csiney Henri miss
Cane Honora .a.
Craw WY Mary
Gameris Verena
Cressey Jane mrs
Conton Cath
Conday mrs
Cook q NJ mrs 5
Conneiy Ellen
Connor Alice "
Clohesy NJ J miss
Collier Sarah miss
Collins Winnie
Clarke Sarah miss
Clarke Rebec miss
Curtis Mary miss
Churchill Lucy mrs
Curry Jos miss Is
David Josephine
Delefiue Cath q
Dickinson E A miss
Desmond Frances
Drissoll Julia miss
Donohne Mary
Dolly J W mrs
Durham Rebec
Dnggan T l. mrs
7idow
Drummond Eliza
Elliot Jane mrs +.
Evans Eliza miss
Farrell Nj J mrs
Fawcett Ann miss
Feilen Mary %
French Cath mrs
Fitzsimmonds Rose
Foy Cath
Flower M Mrs
Fullum Marg miss
Grady Marg mrs
Gako Mary mis-
Gleason mrs
Green Mary m 2
Gregoay mrs
Gt1au Gt,a,- " ~.~a
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NOR LIVERPO0L.-(Tak no Grain IN
A TIE uew A American clipper ship PANTHER, &a.aAzs
GaPta0 Weeks Ioad will huve immediate
j. P. WHITNEY & CO. 81 Camp ct.
EE passage apply the Captain on
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. ETC.

~ The stock in hs line eonsting the COOPER, NJ
TOBIAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNS MOVEMENTS with fpt
assortment Of SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS together argt
stock Of tine aud EASTERN JE ELRy SIVERWARE etc.
been with grestcare ROBERTS,
IN ne business and having been purchased exclusively
cash great Inducements will be offered
Il tH Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED or the
MONEY REFUNDED. ' = -
ssz-r' "c --YELRY, etc., CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-29

EISOR LIVERPOOL. - Takes no Grain.) IN
Il The very sst smiling American shio BRITAIN As
VIA Capt VIM Toey now loading will have quick dispatch
+ ~ freight of 500 bales Cotton, apply 70
j. r. WHITNEY h CO., 81 Camp st.
FFf- For pasBnge, apply o the Captain board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-29

NIs0R LlVERP00L--(T Takes no Grain. IN
n TIE A. American clipper ship B0sT0NIAN, &As-
Capt loadg and viii have quick Dispatch For freight
of 800 bales Cotton apply 10 =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-29

,SOk LIVERPOOL The fast sailing sseN
~ notTeslan befk AMERICA CAptaln Jensen, having
sfgo engHged, WI ases with early dspatth For
apis 4. H AsAsKIDsE 4 co. 50 81. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-29

KFOk LIVERPOOL The A fast sail 80
"A ing Ainftrhn ship INTERNATIONAL eapta5 SsA1AEs
% - aew loading and viii have tnneise Dispatch For reign
Up. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street.