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white, and h.ggard with shadow which |

white, and haggard, with a shadow wncn
felt was not that OF fear.
d Boat putting of, ma am! respectfully ex
claimed man in a costume which comp'nea
those Of sailor and gypsy. My sister started
TO her feet, with Il look OF alarm.
II must 20, brother Don't speak word
20 detain me have resolved | told them to
leave me here, when they sailed for ="
aResolyed-on what?p | exclaimed in sur
prise where are you going, Enlalle
"To tho spot never should have left, II one
stronger than my own will had not hidden
me! Oh you don't know! Brother don't
keep me here! shall 20 wild must NOT
stay while he is DYING"
The name of Ernest Livingston had never
passed between us, save in the single paragraph
| have before quoted. Yet felt, by true m
stinct, the tie that must have been woven be-
tween these two seltsacriticlng spirits in the
daily life Of even a few short months.
"He is cared for,D simply answered; -,
myself took him to the hospital"
al knew he was there!n aho exclaimed,
throwing on me burning glance. They
cannot take care Of him AZ would! They
are passing and repassiug him hecdlessly and
leaving him to de! and God knows | would
give nv life for his, Oh brother why did
you come? And You, too, have breath,
cd that poisoned air Leave me, and let me
gon
3Wherever you 60 my sister, ! follow, TO
share your dangcr--to brave out its worst the
infection shrink not from encounter'ng at
noonday--or to return to Mary and to safety !"
"No, brother--no! not you = she cried, IN
a tone that told the struggle within.
"Two boats wait our bidding calmly
proceeded "Take the responsibility Of two
lives and many hearts, my sister! Decide
whithor0
She stood for moment trembling in every
nerve.
Goods will DO done, then! Take me any
ashere, brothern she faltered, and, staggering,
dropped at nay side.
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CUBA IN PARLIAMENT.

An interesting debate in the British Parlia-
ment upon the war message, and discussion
upon the relations of Great Britain and the
United States to Cuba, are the chief points Of
interest in the news from Great Britain. In
the course Of the discussion, q Mr.. Baltic made
this remark:
"Most assurcdly, unless shc fulfilled her
engagements with us, and took care that Cuba
should no longer be the grand, and indeed the
sole, seat of the slave trade which she had
undertaken to suppress, she could not fairly
complain If England took no measures TO pre-
uent Cuba from faisng f,lto the hands Of the
AmericGns.o
To which Sir James Graham officially re-
sponded
aSir j. Graham said, that though he could
not at all concur in the proposition, that, by
way of collateral argument, We were to hand
over Cuba to the United States, the endeavors
of our cruisers, both ON the coast Of Cuba and
on the coast Of Africa should be- if possible,
augmented, and every means used for securing
the real cooperation Of tho authorities Of
Cuba" Hear.
Mr.. Golden took up the defence Of his COL
league, and made the following emphatic dec
laration:
"Without saying one word about the expe-
diency of giving Cuba to the United States, or
assisting that country to take possession Of the
island, he thought it would be greatly for the
interests of humanity, if the United States, or
any other Power that wonld altogether dis
countenanco the slave trade should possess it
Cheers
We agroo with Mr.. Golden, If the United
States are disposed to dscountenance the slave
trade in every form!
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NJ Tho Daily Era can DO had every morning
AZ tho Periodical Stand of Mr.. J. I. BATES, Elk
change. Philadelphia; also, the Weekly Era.
NJ Mr.. JAMES ELLIOTT is authorized to receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements LOT
tho Daily and tho Weekly National Era, in cincin.
natl and vicinity.
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WASHINGTON, d. C.
TUESDAY, APRIL ls, 1854.
TIE GADsDEN TREATY.

We have simply to record the defeat OF this
measure in the Senate IL was not only too
corrupt in fact bnt even in appearance It was
too bad, to receive the sanction of the Senate
The vote is understood to have been % to H.
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate, to-day, the prominent event
was the presentation Of \ petition from num-
Der Of American Jews, who ask the protection
Of our Government for all our countrymen
abroad in the exercise Of tho religious priv
leges they enjoy at home. We approve OF the
sentiments expressed by Mr. Cass, on this CO.
casion, and we trust he will not lose sight OF
the great purpose he has avowed until he shall
witness it's achievement
In the House Of Representatives, the bill
increasing the compensation Of the employ
ees in the Departments in Washington,
formed subject Of much excitement. 1t was
opposed by some members because of particu-
lar features, and in toto by others. 1t was,
however, finally passed. There is little donbt
that tho Senate will agree to the amendments
made ty the House; none we presume, that
tho enactment viii receive the Executive sane
ton The House, in Committee, devoted some
time TO tho consideration of the bill making
aplrop, iatious in aid Of the National Military
Academy.
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Tho most revolutionary article is bread Tor
on the least rumor of an outbreak, - 70 IN
variably the first thing to rise.
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Mrs. Nathaniel Long was killed, on the 22d
ult, at Frog Creek, Florida, by a rsttlcsnake
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THE IRrsH Exnrs in the United States,
Mitchell, Mcagher, and Doheny, arc violently
ridiculed and abused by q Dublin newspaper
called the Telegraph. which doubts their pre-
tence 10 the championship Of irish nationality
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Tho population Of Montgomery, Alabama,
IL 6 695
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10 In New Philadelphia, recently, at q
small party, it was remarked that certain
young man ought to have wife. His reply
was, " would have IL could find anybody to
have me-" A young lady present, with whom
he had never spent an hour, said al will
The preacher was sent for, and the next paper
ried, on Sunday evening, 10th inst, by Rev
Mr.. Bartholomew, Mr. Morgan Buthlcr and
Miss Mary Bartholomew, all Of this town.
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THE CUBAN Emancipation SCHEME appears
TO be steadily progressing in its development
The Captain General has nov under consider
alton plan of sending Special Commissioner
to the plantations on tho island, to report upon
the number of negroes held to seryitude, for
which there IL no legal bill OF sale--that is, H.
licitly imported Africans view TO their
ultimate emancipation.
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CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.--The result Of the
election is officially announced as follows: for
Governor, Dutton, (Whig) 1s,4s5; Ingham,
(Domocrat) 2s,53s; Chapman, (Tcmpcranco,)
1862; Hooker, Free oilcr,) $500. Majority
against Ingham, 1000.
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THE MYSTERIOUS MusEETs.-Thc barqu
Grapcshot with George Laws muskets OF
board, was at last advices lying at the Bal'se
mouth Of the Mississippi Ehe New Orican
Della says that the Spanish Consul IN tina
city was 30 alarmed by her arrival that ne I'm
mediatey chartered vessel, and despatched
intelligence Of tho fact TO Cuba.
Baltimore Americnn.
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10 The London Times circulates moro than
threc-ifths Of all the daily papers in Great
Britain, and is increasing, while almost all
others are diminishing.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

PursAm's MONTHLY. April, 1854. Now York G..
p Putnam 4 Co. For sale by Franck Taylor, Pa.
avenue, Washington, D. @.
This exceedingly attractive Monthly contains
a Poem, entitled the Two Angels, from the
pen, we believe, Of Longfellow,) worth in itself
tho price Of half dozen volumes Of the Maya.
zine
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DAHL CRESCENT
IN D Ex


+ For Permanent Third Page .adratisements
Bankers s-MArHEws, FIsLEY & Co, 81 Camp street.
LorIaIASA SAVINGS Co., corner of Camp and La
Il 3tI tayette streets. 5s-d t'sy7#5TE (
Books and Stationery. B. srEEL, 60 Camp street.
H. JOHNSON Co., oe Camp street
Clothing-NoRBIs & WAY. corner Of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel - Jsi I557 7
LEIGHTON g. BARBoT, Southwest corner of Cana
9 and st. Charles streets
Crockery-p. R. FELL & Co., 81 Common street. (
Drugs and Medieines-THos. RAssrN, corner Camp
and Poydras streets. 7
Groceries R w ApAss corner of Front, Common ana
W Fulton streets. ss +s4ft1 :
; LITTLrJoHs, NoncoM & Co., corner Of Gravier and
New Leyee streets ~ ~; -=..st 81 -s7
HARDWARE. WATERMAN t. BRo., corner of Common
I and Magazine streets. 7sz4'.-9 @t7 Y
]. M RELY & Co, Front between Grayier and
Pcydras streets.
HotelsARcADE Magazine between Gravier and Natcbez
i2 streets. III ~
Hats Boots Shoes es-D'ARer s. Co.. corner Canal and
Chartres streets
. DAvID TAYLOR & Co., Al Magazine street. opposite
fg Banks Arcade. 5s4
,a sNEwHALL, VALEsTfSE 8 Co.. 81, 5s, and 58 Common
z n street tz5
Jewelry-HrDE & GooDRrcH corner of Canal and ROYAL
91is streets - 36E - .Y'F
& il. A. TYLER. 80 Camp street.
Paints-E. J. HAIR & Co., los and 107 Tchoupitouss
- street
G. G. BoarHr Co., 5s Camp street
Wines, Liquors W. 3. LEvEmeA q Co., "a Old
n s Eevee street. a-f +" 9
$it SEwELL 7. TArLoR, 15 Royal street.
gro =. " coELkE, Common street, opposite the St
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From the Edinburgh Magazine.
( lfnes sausnIbisr,

sbIg 755,g ltnes ana snIpirr, .-7s.
3 FOUND LYING DEAD on THE FIELD BATTLE.
Wreck of warrior passed away
Thou form without name!
Which thought and felt but yesterday,
And dreamed of future fame!
Stripped Of thy garments who shall guess
Thy rank, thy lineage, and race
If naughty chieftain, holding sway,
Or lowlier, destined to obey
The light of that fixed eye is set,
; And all is moveless now,
! But PASSIONS traces linger yet,
&o0 And lower upon that brow
Expression has not yet waxed weak,
7, The paiid lips seem cen to speak,
And clenched the cold and lifeless hand,
q AS if it grasped the battle brand
Though from that head, late towering high,
The waving plume is torn,
And low in dust that form doth lie, =
Disbonored and for1orn!
Yet Deaths dark shadow cannot hide
The craven characters of pride,
That on the lip and brow reveal
q The impress of the spirits seal.
Lives there mother, to deplore
~. The son she ne'er shall see .s1 f..r
Or maiden, on some distant shore, M
To break her heart for thee. s-,.
" Perchance to roam maniac there, @ h
Wild, wild flower wreaths to deck her hair
And through the weary night to wait
Thy footstep at the lonely gate. al I--.l
Long shall she linger there, in vain r.
" The evening fire shall trim,
And gazing on the darkening main, #
Shall often call on him
Who hears her not--who cannot hear
q! deaf forever is the ear ,y -,- 4+"
That once in list ming rapture hung ,4.
Upon the music of her tongue! =5rs
Long may she dream-to wake is woe!
Meier may remembrance tell
Its tale, to bid her sorrow fow,
And hope to sigh farewell: -
The heart bereaying of its stay,
Quenching the beam that cheers her way
Along the waste Of life-till she
,r Shall lay her down and sleep like thee!
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back q his hand q moment and his lips CON-
pressed themselves as he did go. 7 ~
ss'fhey are the tears Of brave man, sir %
said he, turning to o young officer at his side.
on whose features the Emperor's sfie-Qiance
had caught q nascent smile !. n Forward ~ And
at full gallcp the party left the ground
Jeans feelings at this sudden escape from
death we're like those of man wakeued from
frightful dream, before bis senses are vet
enough gathered together to remember ali it's
circumstances sesn had little time, however,
to gather them on this occasion, for Reaumer's 4
arms were, IN q moment, around his neck and
the hands Of his comrades-those very hands
that minute before we're about to deal him
death--were now GLADLY erasping his and their
many congratulations On his escape ended in
one loud shout Of g Live the Emperor p sS
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At large fire at a celebrated piano forte
makers, an instrument worth two hundred
guineas was burnt; it was inlaid with mother
of pearl and other costly decorations. ss Dear
me" said a gentleman to the proprietor, g how
was it they could not contrive to save that
splendid instrument,'' p g Why replied the
proprietor, who, being insured, could afford the
Joke, the reason was that the engines could
not play upon it, I am told,'' M, Md es5s
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NEW oRLEAFs, OPE- Eaxs vgs EzsssssszsssssIl
lN LoUsss AND GREAT WEST ~ NJ -.
ERN RAILROAD Open Bayou Ls0urche Ciosng 50 miles, for
Passengers and Freight,
MONDAY NEXT, Trims will run, DAILY,
from u Laourcee Crossing aa follows
tioing-LeaYes hlgers at o'clock A. M.
RetufniDg-BehSes Lafonrehe at o'clock P. M.
E Ferry with the Road will be running
from hs landing the foot City
m for the the Company Due will be the
w Al. B. SEGER, Vice President. nd
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.S;eec Jersey ZINC EscstasSs. NJ ii
k The hand and win be CONSTANTLY
supplied the nsnufaeoy assortment Of Zinc Paints
made by the celebrated +.. =
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
which they the accommodating terms
The SNOW WHITE universally to be superior
lead in Aass, 6aReg and durability either inside out
aide 1t will much surface than equal weight Of
thus rendering economical whe being Tree from all
health recommend tae
every familiar quality paint
faetured from lead. az4 .sI5zA4la IE5z=at l5Efi
The BROWN ZINC peculiar protective and dheye
ie and especially recommended for iron and other
faces The STONE COLOR similar properties to he
Brown but the color better adapted for painting
pots bridges The Company the Paints
BY be keep fresh and soft for reasonable
time in climate To bo uicd preces like White Lead
u Ground in OIL kegp 50 and 100 bs in store mud fol
Rse by G. c. B3GERT & CO., 5S Carp street, mys
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yERMIFUGE.--BEST

s,sAHNESTOCK,S VERMIFUGE.--BEST
h KNOWN WHEN TR1ED-These gentlemen lake pleasure IN
estyng in regard to A. two Of
in their private pacce MS physcans or
br Year,, and hay by 10 &c good
.T-f' a-77'' Nav ALBANY, Indiana, July 4, 1885,
mEsSRs; 4. FAHNEsTocKa Co--.EsTLEnks: Haying sold
valuable and hastoE seen used fer
years all sais aud efficient reme
for ali have we ever see
results following M administration but al~hy mas u ansWesd the
purposes for which and be entirely satisfactory
Believing that thing hps benet o IN " lie
strictly accordance with only as pfaei
business would unbesaingy 70 s who
this the best vemuge that
beat known when RELY, HousEh q hiELf
Wholesale Resi by all the principal Duggsa and
Country Aarehants the United States on dd VIM
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.B. Bessj. Chandler,
COLLECT0RI r. -

NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, etc., T.
RET oace al CoRsoN d ARMsTRosGts, 50 Camp street, s.
TT oHee Hourafrom to 10 4, n, and sto ?. g-
tg ReterenceaH. T. Londhle Laads Co., and coruop
Armstrong. 50 #s-gr- ezffsll4 III = mhs lylm
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JEFFERSON AND LAKE fgES WI EgsgsssFssss.
aB PoNTCHARTRAIE EAILWAY-9ss&f4sESSsAasz 4E
10 with the Caroton REH 0REdNE
10 Ia he PONTCHA RTR4IN-- 8
r A I N NS....
Carrons Lake Psnhartran
From 1ivo Circle Depo6:so $50 leeo and 1920 $40
$50 and s90 NJ. e
PostcAartran (vta Castsn) Mem Orleans
To Tvoli Circle Depo6o, $40 Oe and 1870 $40 Ale
and 6:lD p. N.
k Trains take land passengers
street (4th DISTRICT a. Carroton.
E5S baggage received at Depots only. - a
New Orleans Carrotou Is cents between
ratnn and the LIKE, 10 esnte, each
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SSTRAYED OR sTOLEN4-A liberal G~-..
Esward will b gysnhy the ths eeHve-
ry or for that lend The Teenvers
tail generally bead aowas take or sayed
rom the Meta.rie Rsna Caurre on Sunday ult5 @
nes. s. RICE. Eslpss Stables Pbilppa strsets
TEyEN DOLLARS REWARD-A Absented
IL hs'self the aath ctass the Slave JOSEF HIVE -
he sssais late Rassn
3h The aoye reward will paid
jail 50 that ! get her. JOHN 3. woSiACK- M 1w
NEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
Mahogany Walnut ASH Poplar PHI and
Lumber hasa and sawed y order Newe Raatsr
Pensacola Fire Brick Sand Lime.
sxecntee With diapaeh he
oapas.a.ae - Sesr Hssin. fofaiy TILES 4 RLh ~.
GTORAGE,-Tos MERCHANTS .AgD Pr.AsasERs
+ NJ NJ CONNECTED WITH BUSINESS n THE LINE Or TIE
iiaie neghb Depo. Rara STORES
on .be hsres side aad sIeslep and be
The Depot place os Any EXPENSE nd ksep
eents barrel Molas.eF Other articles
further accommodate his friends BY receiving Merchandise such
sssH 4 saa y s.s the
g -. References bya Special Consent 4aSslfI
VIZ 11saisls ussasa S.sssaa
Angnstn 4 Thtaut, West nj ISL
SEEDS, SEEDS GROWTH OF 1S54-kSH
Per steamship cahswbs, ships Mounaneer, yaneuse N
Lettuce assorted; - Beet assorted; ~ s=Aa
Cabbage assortedi Raans nssartea; -- IA Z stai'T
Pess assorted; Red. White snd Yellow Onionsi
E1sivs; psys,;,. RaSa,.ss a,.ss. s5iss
.et Psppsri Isl ,3 " s5 Egg Plant; zs
Rsdih a,sOrtsdi Ta,nip Z. oiisdi sTsl
ns4t ~ r. MAI | Al f,rev;sr .trsst man, f-src
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- 9SR Akz2 a.
NV. SHAW & CO.'S New Orleans and Liver
- .poo rency Esgnion Remittance
New Orleans. Ships aaiDg Liverpool Dublin
New Orleans snd other of the United Stat
month Pvtes desirou for their friends
ferd Haie and increase facility BY applying to
G. EDMON DS, Agent, 80 Bank Pnce, New Orleans,
EB All letters, paid. win have prompt attention.
Barclay Perkins Porter English Cheases. Pickles
and Liverpool Salt quantities suit pufchaser Chret Wines
Fruit. II sEle.
Vessels wanted from 500 1000 barrels upwards. Apply
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81 ECRET DISEAsEs-ofice 81 Customhoua

areet. Royal and Bourbon utreets-DR JAMES
upon the
appalling om they obtain certain safe and
speedy without the Raaan ether
Drug in from three without lronye
nenee by the newly discovered Remedies which only be
o and trial they do not effect cure
will be nde Dr. Of csrtihenten from Gi
all many
Since Dr. James these Redesn thin city the
the Remedies
Reproduced perfect
order that the afflicted may avail Of ihese
newly truly discoveries
neny this street, s7 Private
served. krf- o1irn hours omT 10 fsb1s lvlp
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EyREsH GROCERIES.-By recent arrivals
IL receiving store-- a5=# t. atz5
su boxss best N. b, SPERM CANDLESi -
6u cases Macy a Sons PATENT WhA eANDhEsi
20 cases IA ID. boxes 0olong TEAj
lage assortment Of choice lEAo IN q y anu p taneS
koxer selected for retail tales;
100 boxes 0swe PEARL STARCH efn eas 41ts
half gallon; Also glass quartz p and bali pinis
l50 Assorted PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPs
$50 gallons Winter SPERM OIL Esg 81 'lo 5Es
100 bags Cromwell 4 BiIdealls BUCkMHEAI Ig 4l4a
$50 bags New JeTey SWEET H0hlhfi
10 CORN STARCH;
loo poundh pure Bermuda HRR0W RG0Fj - 4AEa .3NH
10 cases Canton SINGER; 5=
i5u boxes Hull Lvsrmors's extra SokP 'is tef
eITRoN euRRANTs, GLOVES MACE NgIMsgs; ,1v,p,
SHERRY, PORT, eLAR ET etc ste :, -, a. ~
II Families supplied promptly II sny la o. she ety ~ oa own
inl l0t1 W. c. RAfAoNDs lamp streei
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TT EW ORLEANS AM, CAR Iesf M -
1N RoLLToN RAILROAD ..Carrolton!z x.
Line. Departure Of Trains.
@ From New Orleans:
Horse Cars-6H a. M, ., 10, and II P.
Steam Train1 and hour afterwards until ncu
sivsly.
From Carrofton:
Horse Csrs-5 A. M. 8, 9, and lO15
Steam Trans6 and hour afterwards uHl ncn-
svely.
Children unde, 10 Servants
| dleB of rs Red Tickets % SO.
LAFAYETTE LINE
CT These Depot street.
..I. Departure Of Cars
from canal sreet--borntng 81
and every 10 minutes until evenng.s, W. lu OK y r. NJ
every Minutes s, ION, leX
Children under years. occupying
f NoteSpecal Night Paitet Balls Meetings,
lied, when required, after the jY98
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G 1snHuzaa RH 4 TG l5 N - - slgs.

G : non4uzsa 3 a lS fS IN - s[sz i !
ROUTE Buffalo Niagara Falls,
awrance The American ateames forming the Express and
eal and connecting 0gdsnsbg with
railroad, for New York Burlington Saratoga Springs and Boston,
Lawrence aud chnmpan Railroad for Portland White Mountains
- Tms--a4 hours to Montreal ~
BAY STATE Capt Ledyad, NEW YORK. Capt Chapman leave
Lewiston daily O'clock Vincent
aud connecting with the River Steamers the
entire length Of the Thousand andr and the Rapids Of the beautiful
ST. Lawrence by daylight Montreal ats O'Clock
II day. in time for The Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Bpfals at o'clock have six houra and
Mt O'clock hours Nngaa Falls. The
II O'Clock train Of from Buffalo Lewiston
Buffalo, ogdsnsbnrg morning
leave Immediately arriving at Boston at hafpas o'clock
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
EoRTHERNER Captain ctd daily,
Niagara ouchng Rochester o.wego Sacket
arbo Kingston Clayton rckVt and egjensurg with
The River passing hs entire length q M Islands
Meeting with the Ogdenburg Point
burlington Boston and with the Ezress Train of Cars
The leaves Buffalo daily
tao and Niagara Falls Railroad O'clock aHoding
Wire Suspension Bridge The magnificent scenery
Niagara River through Montreal direct leaving Lewiston half
s a @ soIss ese
time for the boat all the Thousand Islands
light changing ogdensburgh and taking Of the splendid
r1hng and dahpg waters of the noble ST. Lawrence arriving
O'Clock the ssE Ssy e ns s the ssats
The stenmeEs OF the Amean Line for speed
comfort having all the equipments for safety required by
with and beautiful cabin the entire length
can prosure Tieketa full inorasona. Office
oppoate Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railrosd Depot
w Offices Cataract House and International Hotel Niagara
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N,soR LIVERPOOL.--The A fast sail .HsN
ing American clipper ship CHARLES BUCK, 4AA1sEE
Captain Smney having all engaged will have
mediate dispatch. balance of freigh', apply to
oIO GIFFNEY LOWELL, l16 Common street.
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TIT EW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY. I'll
w yoLI CIRCLE, BETWEEN EATADEs ANDTRlTON sIS.
This
gin It's fourth annual session MONDAY, the 4th inst.
~ Compsten Teachers employed every department. The
ample grounds and fne oeation 70 TIE public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

EJSOR RENT--The fine new brick STORE a.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

ESOR LONDoN-The A fast sailing ,s$as
IL American ship SUSAN KINKS, Capt class.ee -
For freight
Topnceo apply 10 j. P. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

k.sOR RENT.--Seyeral fine OFFICES in 6ss
the build upied the undersigned, Camp
Commercial alley gl F-Y Flf. 9345Af77s