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LIVERPOoL.

ENOR LIVERPOOL-The first class fast IN
H. railing British ship PILGRIM Capt Richardson
loading, and will have mnediste Dispatch freight
bales Cotton, apply
PETER MAXWELL a. co. 81 Magnzne st1eet,
orto J. p. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street.
fS- For passage, apply the Captain board ieb1o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

VUsT RECEIVED, per ships Sea Flower and
~ Jersey fine assortment Of Hardware, consisting variety
Shelf Goods; also
100 rolls IRON WIRE assorted; " "
bsls three thread Seine, Fishing Heavng, or Cast
Not Irvine;
hhds CHALK;
so kegs Horseshoe and other Wrought NAILS SPIKES;
besides great stock of American Gesn and French Hardware
Gently imported, and for sale by
ian21 lw :, near ST. Louis atrset.
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BALTIMORE.

EsOR BALTIMORE-The A / new I'm
n clipper bark MARY ELIZABETH, Capt. stetson 49,
loading aud will have dispatch. basuee
passage, apply on board, or to
GEO. w. HYNSON so Camp atrset.
tF This vessel will dieharRe hsr cargo janQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10
WANTS-WANTED.

T0OK WANTED.-A Woman to do the cook
ing and washing small family. Also,
black peeed Apply 2s2 st. Charles street. Jpis
ia
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Jah3O J. Fl. AsHBIkIDGE Z CO. 3 81 CRnrIes street.
E1S0R LlVERPO0L-T l British 49,
ID ship MARIASE, Danham, master, having great SAsS
Of her will have immediate dispatch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

ESOR ANTW ERP THE ! fast sailing IN
d American ship ROME, Capt Gross leading, SAAAS
and will have quick dispatch. Frogh OF AGO baea
hhds Tohaeco applyto
Up. WHITNEY L CO. 81 Camp
- FOR passage apply TO the Captain on board. ian5i
EISOR ANTW ERR. The | fast sailing -
H. American ship LYDIA, CaptainSoue loading,
and viii have immediate dispatch For freight Of CSton,
sPplyt j.. p. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp 81.
~ For passage, apply TO the Captain board dl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

atOGNAC BRANDY--1O quarters Otard,
1 ; Dupuy d Co., 1850, in store and for sale by
SAM, WOLFF, s6 Camp street.
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PHILADELPHIA,

To sail on TUESDAY, lath inst.
Il tn's Line-The A packet ship MARY Il. AAsAAE'
WHITTIER, D. Jones, MASTER having cargo
febs GEO. W. HYNSON, 30 Camp
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VOLUME vi.
Hi pRE.

EyOR HAVRE.-The A fast sailing ny
IL American ship sHAWMUT, Captain Coffin, is 8Aah
loading and will have quick dispatch or Of 300 bales oon
applyto J. p. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp ct:
tB- pasaags, apply to the Captain tb4
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w ANTED--An acclimated young man, who
w writes handsome hhsd and s good Accountant
IN Mercantile house. either outdoor CLERK.
City references given note addressed to Box A. 3s Postoce
receive attention, jsh7
wv TANTED--A contract for the cutting of
w frsm THREE to FOUR THOUSAND CORDS OF WOOD
within three or four miles Of the city. Apply
dSo A.F. COCHRAN & co. 35 Gtavier street.
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CADIZ.
RORDEqTK

ESoR PORTSMoUTH-(Pa Passage only. ~
The A fast sailing ship 0TOMOCO, Capt tiowea SAhh
having a her engaged will have immediate Dispatch
sage only, apply TO the Captain on board,
isn9s J P. WHITNEY Il CO. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

EIsOR LIYERPOOL-Th A | fast sail .tEaS
Il ing British ship LADY SEYMOUR, Captain Eng {fAkA
land ready % receive and viii have quick dspaon
AZ a
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readable We can i.sY ron sous-
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1I. FAREwELL CONCERTS,
Previous to A' ssPi55fsS foR Ten l5 SsfHfirs ONLY
The Third SSHs e she Ma ssrsyS a Series VII 1ss Pss rs f
S""sert r NewYork and h in which the
following programme will be F'sisT'id' FART
Oyertar-" Tampa" hs5od
Tss xsso from the Dramatic SYMPHONY
entitled The sIesfins M hsss sxs;tss a Try
~ MILE ANNA zERs
Ne" .o.ed es, r.sws % the fss% ASs%
Julien ,,,,,
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Twenty s'lo and v'SIs TO & Be 9sS%s by Twenty
PART
trpd OPERATE Selection sDd Fantasia 'Belini
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Ballad I've Been H'rS'It MItr AVN. zrks
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puo two voln,- lie Carusval American Nsenh''eTs
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The .sryed seats eS1 9e S s BIoaa.sy
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Doors open at Z Concert 10 commence Al oeloeA
nTHE CONCERT, advertised for the 18th OF Aprll'
s ss sa@s ca on WFDSEsSaY SHAY syESiSc Mss
BOsTwICK Will sing. Know that my ReSeere L,vea ms.
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fine ARTS.
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This the srtistc publish ana o
others No Artist Teacher aoud oe
without Price Of each Plate only . cents tmpned aud io
'' No. j1S Broadway.
vIHE LANDING OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS
ON THE COAST or AMERICA, A D.. 1920
Painted hy CHARLES Lucy,
Engraved by w III. SIMMONS.
T fine Picture Illustrating subject dear American
exquiey rendered by the etching and 1unnad
Exhibition from THIS DATE, At the subscfiprs
GALLERY of ART No $50 Brosdwsy where subscriptions Will De
received early impressions from the plate -, .,
their footsteps consequences that day constantly unioS
ng IL WAS the origin OF New tngand
Historians have mark every Of the Pilgrims poets Of
rust hsve ommemoIstsd then virtues the nsse
genius has been called into exercise display the me' w'"hy
and 10 txse. the cousequences their daring enterprise
Ave, call II holy ground
The soil where hrst they trod
They have left uns'aintd what there they loud
Freedom TO worship God -
MRS Ileman's Song OF Pilgrim Fathers
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NyRTLE WREATH BY MINNIE MYRTLE.

" PubIlshed
MYRTLE WREATH; or. sTRAY LEAVES RECALLED, By Min
ne Mynle. ! vol limo. with Illustrations vi %
This varie Of pieces both grave and
CONTRxrs-My children; Thsr IN New York Neighbos
An Infant playing with sunbeam; Mrse Love and Money The
Unwscour Baby NV MOher Yankee Courshp The breaking
Hear; Word for Woman. Solitary Musings upon Solitude; The
Fe and Literary Women; Brothers Love; Chapter
Love- Our Baby Husbands Sooquy Fash
ionabe Womn; Bachelors Bedroom; Little Match Girl Hint
o the Lords Of Creation; IL She HAPPY, &C &C &C
from Preface
and have had little do with these sketches
her motto TRuTH Mhenever incident Il related,
actually occurred and she ha irespassed IIe upon
al uutred path possible aid proper TO write true
love Stories
jus. Published.
THE WHIMSICAL WOMAN BY Emile ! C1len, VOL y Ss
MELBOURNE aud the CHlNCHA ISLANDS BY O. W PECK
vol ~.
sHELTON'S tv p Crystalline new Romance vol Csc.
THE CZAR-hls COURT and PEOPLE, By J. = Maxwell! J
yoi ~ CHARLES sCRlBSER,
No. l4j NaseausI New YORK.
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Sunshine Daily Pahs
Ii c. PECK IL TiiEO. BLISS Philadelphia,


i . will publish SATURDAY, Nay ~ ~ =, .
> IN n IN A u T. h -
Or THE REVELATION OF BEAUTY AND WONDER ~ ConNoS
Household Words edited BY Charles Dickens 4'2
large no with eight original Illustrations executed in the
hisLest style of Price ~.
Extract from the Preface.
presenng the reading community this volume the publish
er. they have anpa,ed popular want No Journal has
that Dickens Mo- only has the journal itself had large
seula,op in our country Magazines
of popularity have owed their
success in from rs Their
merits demand permanent and this have given in
the cent wherein will be found seecton-snd we be
udous the striking and Interesting pieces that
Of Haa ts,g qud orHarit and this
of subject he treats he casts the
VAIN OF genial and CHEEKY dspeng the
above the dwellings the humble
with the OF tue
back fromt the wayde
bright reflected from the hohnoo
Nothing him the sou of good in things ev
obscure thai from this curl
Gus human life and the woHdI world which dwell
have listened end find the interes grea. 10
the echoes the hour Therefore have
these sketches that permanent form
which viii he found acceptable by many readers
THIS VOLUME tales and fancy sketches
hut those only embodied in the work which while clothed
in the -,le ~ Dickens useful
and ps. upon various subjects Of every day and
which have appeared in either Of the volumes
pared fIom this
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VIII be Published, May -,
YNH l. v A X ID T.
i By the auihor Of some other Boo.s and
TUE CLERK OF EDGEf T. ID.
30 ~. limo Illustrated. Pnce 75c.
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trials pleasures and other experiences Of the PsIh
IL will be printed Oh paper ard bound neatly eoh
JUST PUBLISHED.
HISTORY OF THE OLD HUNDREDTH PSALM TUNE
with spt by the W II Hsvergsl Rector OF St Ncho
las Worcester EBgsnd with Predatory Note by the Right Rev
Wsipwrsf D. Bishop New YORK "a syO cloth
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Amueemenie.

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VIII oe rtsdF On
MORNING. MAY IL

"WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAY IL
w EDITION
UNCLE SANS ARM I'm Z
By A D. MILNE.
The edition published edne-dsS OF las "eeA ana
every COPY soE before Safurdsy night =,
moi ,hriling ,sle fFal River Monitor.
with hearty reception Nv Arrn 90 :" Ais
hope have greet rvn' Ellsworth Mel ietad
fail 10 ind welcome n ever.
New YORK Budget
Bangor Daily Mercury.
one Of interesting ise that has been written for
long time lAae-13n-
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Published Thz Dly.
IFF OF ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER, ID. D.

I LIE OF ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER, u. D.
Fisst Professor Princeton theological seminary BY the
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New Edition and Price Reduced ot
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ADDRESSED TO THE SUFFERING PEOPLE OF GOD BY
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TIE PSALMS; TE,ssIlrto EXPLAINED By J. Addison
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CONFLETE ANALYSIS OF THE HOLY BIBLE Blythe Rev.
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HISTORY OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH. By the Rev
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Mem Publications.

A GREAT WORK on the HORSE. b, DR.. George
THE cELEBRATED ENGLISH VETERINARY SURGEON
This work the experience Of life devoted to "'0s
science s 10" Isads TTF MopERY HORSE DOCTOR
Containing practical observations on TIE Causes Nam. ans l.e
Disease and Lsmsness in hO. emeea' u. mon re
Veterinary IheIsPeucs ~ =. ana for tie
This book which undo-btedy The mos iaoSasn Ae ~.
public full confidence that meets want oIS s M !. .n l
,.inins diseases and s,nf TE aoRsr r. l''
Eyey horse shous as0 own this va1Aoe '0
JOHN 7, F'SIiSsf SE%fff II Co, -, ....
Jr,yrrr. PROCTOR s%oRrsiSGroS, ssI
Cleveland, Ohio
4 TREATISE ON DISEASES OF IHh sEASAL 6!al
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Mon4N 70 as' AN5 HER DISEASES SIS rp fourth .difO'
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London Lancet and Ne~for and bos'ol aed'oa a'o surg
ca Dixon has placed The profession sres BY this
H.. WORK shows thorough acquaintance with MOder. Science
ana hs h md ped s1poons Of The various a bis
extraordinary ingenuity under the nosi trne sisea
"%p BE PSsSSt PA6sASeE Ea sHTRuaS nSsS ;s'
h.s Al H. ,y fsiSr 1Se No = s ose Rca1 from i, daily
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- MA History OF CALIFORNIA,
from s discovery the present time by Z : Sapron ksq Al
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face sol, society by far tie most thoToush aad
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snd sole ne
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during the wear 1855 extremely interesting ana snu
descriptive WI that h mission W.
q satisfactory 20 his employers me ~ 49, 20
are here Gwen 10 th. public But lew msn have - seA "a
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JOHN P. JEWETT h Co.
Publishers, Bosou
IWrTT PROCTOR 4 WORTHlNGTcS'
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-05-17
IMPROVED COTTON GINS
and Thrashers.

TIE Subscriber respectfully informs cotton
planters that he has recently effected an improve
ment in the Cotton Gin, and is prepared to
have Gin that any hand can attend.
His improvement is that the Gin is so construc-
ted that it will not choke, nor break its roll, nor
"spew over" (as it is called let there be ever so
much or little in the hopper. 1t will roll while
there is any cotton in the hopper, or it may be
filled full and any quantity raked on the top, and
it will not stop its roll nor ''spcw over" Another
Improvement Is, that the brush is secured en-
trely from the rats which so often dctroy it,
There are also several other Important Improve
mcnts which would be tedious to specify lie
will warrcnt that with one of his As saw gins,
from to bales per day, may be ginned, ifwel
attended, and the proper power applied. The
workmanship, materials and finish will be the
best ever offered to the public; and if any does
not pretorm in every respect as represented
above, it will be taken back and the price re-
funded.
lie has also made another Improvement on
his Thrashcr, which has excelled all others here
tofore in use. lie need not describe it further
than to say that his Thrashers cannot be cxcel-
ed by any, without exceptions.
Pcrsons wishing to purchase can address the
subscriber at Lewisvilc p. o. Chester District,
or Wallace p. o. Chester District, sc.
March 30 &c JOHN SIMPSON.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-05-17

Progress Of the Revolution Defeat of
Alvarez--.AcapulcoB Blockaded.

frogress OF the Hevolution---Defeat OF
Alvarez--.Aoapnlco Blockaded.
The steamer George law, from Aspin-
WALL arrived at New York on Monday last.
We extract the following Mexican intelli-
gence from the news she brings:
The Dlario Official gives the general ac-
count Of an action at the Cajanes. between
Santa Anna and Alvarez. 1t says that the
troops Of Alvarez were driven from their
position by those of Santa Anna with the
bayonet only, the latter not firing gun.
From this point Alvarez fell back to pass
called the Puerto del Coquillo, defended in
front by river of difficult passage, with
heights in the rear difficult by nature and
strengthened by FIVE small field works; these
were manned by from thosand TO twelve
hundred men.
Santa Anna marched upon them with near
5000. Approaching their position he threw
across the river, above the pass, o select
corps of light troops--some 240 strong-at-
tacSing them in the flank with these, while
with his main forced the passage of the
river and assaulted the batteries ont the heights
with the bayonet again The contest ap-
pears to have continued near three hours;
not oil the time Of course, with the bayonot,
we must suppose; but, nevertheless. the
bloody, it is dsilicult to say.
Finally, the several works were all car
ried, and the enemy put to fight in utter
confusion making their way, 1t is not yet
known whether into the wild mountains
around, or backward toward Acapulco. They
were pursued on all sides, and it seems to
he confidently expected that Alvarez will fall
into the hands of the victors. The despatch
es which give these particulars were sent
off immediately mt the close Of the fight,
and say that for that reason the number of
the killed and wounded on either side cannot
be stated. In a. slighter subsequent affair
between two detaced parties, the Mexicans
report that they routed about two hundred
of the followers of Alvarez, killing about
twenty of them.
The New York Herald learns from the
burser Of tho Johu l.. Stephens. that the
port of Acapulco is closely Blockadcd by
two armed vessels under French colors, but
under Santa Annas orders. Santa Anna, with
his army, was in the ncighborhood and it
was expect d would make an attack, on the
9th ult.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-05-17
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