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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
I:rcn, Ex.i,emcn, i'm New York,

DIANON AND MELODEONS FOR CASH
llomr, Nater,, ia" grr,a Music and Piano Forte
lea e. !33 Broadway, New York pr, tei ing share
heral per cent with his rather than pay it
the Slmrpcrs al Wall street, toIase available means
enable him the present tight times, offers his
immense ottmct al elegant AMI warranted Piunos
and Mrlodeons lnrGc discount from tacoty prices.
For Cash lis as~trtmrut comprises piHloS from
three al the Largest and most Celebrated Boston
ManufaCt OIiCs al-p thoc o .cvial al the best New
York makers inrudiug the beautiful and mucA at.
mired Horace Waters Planes from his own Fac
tory. nid M"ladeons of the II Bo-'nu New Haven.
Now hnrh and Buffalo maee-; Attending opportunity
Tor srir tion- To- bad a-.whcr Each i1l-fnI.
mrut warranted. Srcoud.l aud ri.uos great bar
euu~p ,irrs tom so To $40, Mnsit and Mnsirnl
lus'rune. is 1t all kr-, Dealers, ceher- and Hold
al - ~upple ou the b,,i ltItn.. Music SEN by
mad psi 1ntd. General and Select Catalogues al Mu-
,c ana Schedule oil Factory rcc- OF Pianos, Meode
and rus,c instruments to'war ted to eny uddre-> free
OF r'-n,ee. (s.MrD
-rll ~ Il lHv}u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20

Cd BY virtue Il II deed ., IruH, execn'cd lie sub
* sethcr.hy John j Wriel t. ar.. shall on Satur.
'ay, the 3Oth dny Of September the premises, ro-
cod sell the highest biddrr pubic uuction the
taet al Land IN which The said Nfalu now res .dcs
confirm hg 400 aetrs fhls lntd Is seven mile. from
L,nehbmg,tw mile. tloni llr Jtmes RIVER & knnao Ina
CHnal. Immediately on In SeIt i = iarund 1t is in
Ga state Of cultivation with good dwelling house and
all necessary out hou,c upon IT, ana Is well worthy The
attention tt ptt.ons wishing to purchase lands
A tht time and piaeo ! wi ssh the ernw ing
creP'ot Corn and Tohncco six large sl1fks of
Oats all the Household aud kitohea furniture anita
ton tools, and live ilor-e>.
lie above property can be boust privately, before
day Il sale
fERMs-Libefa' und made known IN day of sui.
ED. u. CHRISTIAN Trustee.
sep d&c'ds
~ Rem cory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20

LExINGToN.-Wc see by the last Esprit of the
Times" that the celebrated race horse Licking
tom the property of Mr.. II. Ten Brock now in
New York, broke loose frem his trainer some fo,o
days since and ran through cornfcld, iniuring
his legs so badly that he has been turned out
Mr.. Ten Brock replies to the challenges Of Col.
Wells and Capt. Bclcher: and, Judging from the
tenor ofhis eard,when BE- arrive. in New Orleans
he will give Col. Wells an opportunity ofmatching
"Loeompte" against Lexington ifhe desire,
to do so.-R. Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
Ar4LUABLE TRACT oFLANp.

G3 1EDABLE IHACI or LAMP.
"A In BUckinghow Comfy. FOR SALE.
SHALL on Friday the 18Th day oi October next on the
premises offer or sale publ, auction NY TRACT OF
LAND in Buckingham coulty. lying Wills i've. cor
timing GOO acres, about 50 acres of viii are. low
grounds. There Is on tins ilad Hrs rate DWELLING
HOT SO, with Xix rooms; good Kitchen with our
rooms, an lre.liou~r Negro Cabins, and al other
houses aud Barns il good order, es.ury for tuch
taup,-togeher nth an excellent ORCHARD con
tain NJ almost every variety OF llu,t.
This land il Il easy To the Markets Of Rich
mosd, Petersburg and ynchhurg; inile- North West
OF the New >f"r; ina h'allhy and rasatl neighbour
iood; 'mmrdatrly on the PAualt Rond leading from
buckingham CoGii llou>A 10 the Sonth.ide Railroad
fafmHiie, ID NJ = from the attcrf luce.
Persons wishing Iobu1 will uPpiy to Nh John n
LhH,aster.Jr wh"fr-ileS in the iuncduic height or.
t~od. % 4, he subscriber, in l.yucbere. TRIMS iBE.
RAT, nd muir hlown III tn day OF SALE.
sepl4 dc, >AM'E Il. CHRISTIAN.
Il I'rrlbarg Rep b6cna. Charlottesville Advocate,
Petersburg lrteiIt. cUcer aud Richmond Mig publish
weekly unit dIv of sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
BOOK, Stationery, Music and Fancy
RuslnpSS

lie will be receiving. in few days from the North
rrn Cuies, large and vel lectcd so.k at Booh1,
Fine Stationery Music aud Fancy atiries and pre-
SEN rs stock though sma, will be found TO comprise
good assortment oil School Books, Novels, Music Nu-
.caI Instruments, &c. Persons wishing TO purchase
Books ot any Kind would do we'll to give him Gull.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20

ROBERT n WILLIAMS
HAkES MS nrlbod of nhn'r ing III, friends and CT.
| tnui,l, aud rhrpublc geueriiy,tlri he has removed
Is Book store IL tire aud ,rnul IA uioug at NJ.
Y,neey', opposite the Citizens Savings Bunk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
New Cash Store,

IaE Subscriber. iuve a.,ocntrl themselves under
thests !" aud firm OF John IT Davis & Co, + J. the
pHrpo,e Of conducting general Dry Goods Business
IN the CIV of Iyp'lhurg. and h,ve iakcn the LAhHE
IRON FRONT STORE tsrmrnly occupied " j I'm T.
DAVIS. "nerr they are how receiving and opening
hrge and carefully selected stock oil IA and Winter
Co.,, embracing every article u,ua, found in a Fry
H"ods hnu'" 10 which they respectfully invite tir Mt
leation al the friends and the puhr. confident HEY
ARE prepare to o,l AM ~ati- ctory inducements
to Il j purchasers. JOHN / DAVIS.
JANE + SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
covington ard Ohio Railroad. Western Divi-
sion-PTesant Condition Future Prospect
Duty of oUr Citizens

slDn-PToE5nL Condition tHAHiD Prospect
Duty of OH Citizens.
We transfer to our columns tin following cdi-
torial from the Guvaudofie Herald This article
breathes the spirit OF liberal enlightened patriot
ISM in every line ef il and We viii venture the
prediction, that, il the suggestion Of the Herald
shall be adopted, it vii gain many support
ers to the Covingtnn and Ohio Road IN quar-
ters of the State hitherto opposed 10 that great
work. or, If not opposed, at least Indifferent, TO
il great claims upon the state nt large, FIR a lib
eral appropriations
Our readers have FIR some time been aware,
that there strong probability, lint N
short time tn appropriation If SJDO,don Ia tho
western division at the Gnyuglon and OHIO Rail
road being expended, there would be "A suspension
of operation We hafe looked forward Ia tn
White Nulphar conventions with the hope thu
something would be done, to operate on public
sentiment, - secure an eStrn session, and an ap
preparation . continue the work
The " htte sulphur Convention set its FAC
against Un extra session, aud doing 80 deteatr'
the very available means of relief 10 Ms. Moth
ing done IN that convention to harmonse tn
conflicting internal Improvement interests of thu
State. and we now see the North md South sid
sections still standing in hostile army, aud pre-
pared Tor war Ia the knife. The friends of the
CoVlngtpl and Ohio Railroad stand between the
two parties and receive the deadly shots Of both.
Our Interests arc sacrificed by this unnatural and
unnecessary war of the two rival parties. We
only look To the regular session of the l.egis
lature for an appropriation, which meets III De
cembpr, ls5o. We ere Informed that part OF the
appropriation will soon he expended, and that, /
our citizens do not step forward, the engineers,
contractors aud laborcr, viii be disbandcd
aud leave our midst. If this is done it will be at
least two yenrs before the work will be fully re
stunned. even with an appropriation at the next
session of our Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20

BALTIMORE AND PoToMAC RAIIRoAp.-Tbe
commissioners To- secure subscriptions To this
road held Il meeting at Port Tobacco a few duvs
ago, and recommended that surveys he made to
ascertain the best route; that the citizens of the
county be urged Ia subscribe to the stock and
that a county meeting be held at Port To-
baeco on the I'd of October to take the whole mat
ter iato consideration. The road, leading as il
will directly from the Potomac RIVER to the city of
Baltimore, the commissioners declare will be of
peculiar benefit to the citizens of Virginia and
Maryland Baltimore Sun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20

EMORY AND HENRY CoIAEGE.-T'here are 100
students, at present, at Emory and Henry Col
lege. This, we believe, is the largest number at
any literary institution in the State, except the
University.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20

tKNiE subscriber takes Ills occasion to thank his
l. t lends for the liberal pat: on they bestowed
upon Nm. I Green < Co, andio ;nfprn them thnt he
sep l9.dim WM r. GREEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
ODD FeilOpS' Festival

BOSTON, sept. l7.-Wm. Ellison. the newly
elected Grand Sire of the T. s. Grand I,dge was
hanquetedby the Odd Fellows of this city yester
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
Bile SEONE

3nO LBS: Blue STONE, just to hand. A, Ills
cOV nrtice used Yer rr>!v Is by the farmers
Tor soaking v heat viii BE- sold low by the q,a.r.fy
Mt j. II. THOMPSON & CO s
sep i9-ts N,w DRUG Stare
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
Terrible Riots at New Orleans.

a Geographic despatch, dated n. Orleans, Sept.
l3, says
For the last two days city has been the
scene of the widest excitement, growing out of
series of lcarfully bloody riots between the
Know Nothings and our Irish citizens.
Several persons on both sides have been killed
aud wounded, but amid the confusion. the excite
ment, and II cloud OF exaggerated reports, it is
impossible to arrive at the truth, or to furnish
such particulars Of these dreadful outraycs rs
may be wholly relied upon.
The first outbreak occurred on Sunday eve
ming last when number of the rioters were shot
before the disturbance WAS quellcd. One of the
wounded men died the following day
On Monday evening the riots were renewed
with increased violence Of feeling ON both sides,
and it was reported that several persons were
hilcd, but this report proved 10 he without foun
dnti"n. \ great many of the rioters, however.
were badly injured by pistol shots, and other
deadly missiles. several houses occupied bv the
irish were seriously damaged, and in II few en-
ses they were completely Quilted.
On Tuesday evening the struggle WIS again
renewed, when two of the rioters were Killed, and
alarge number wounded. The mayor, chen, i'm
mcdIatcl ordered ont the National Guards ana
the entire police force, since which time 10 fur
thcr riotng has taken place. The military and
police are kept in readiness for instant action
The most intense excitement prevails over the
entire city, and apprehensions of the most fearful
character are generally entertained
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
Lection from The japan Expodition.

The New York Tribune has an interesting let
ter from correspondent IN board the Japan
squndron giving one month batter detail. of the
movements Of the expedition. We make some
cstructs:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Trustees Sale.

DY irtuc uf a deed oftru executed 80 me hy R
ID ben u. l'nlgcp AID join Il THuif. IT., pe4iao
r. BON $, pr nlnr 1873. amt Of reruri ~ h. Gark
uilire or the II I'm : {. an # Lsu#Iaut. sIslI ~
tie noa-e of ,aid l'aiset I'M, .y, "a iuls,y
The = lst inst, o'riurk A. NJ. proceed to s,l IN,
of thr rcrcry N said decd ,orv sed shall if.n m
NUN urdj. rn-cd uI, cou,i.trg al REAUN MADE
CLOTHING, DRY GOOl.a nnI a fsw OR CELIES
a. The / IN nf the -ale vii hc CASH.
up ly,I3t - \. EDWARDS Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
,,#a 1eUsE AND LOT T0R SALE or

ELL RENT.-The undersigned offers for SALE or
RENra HOUSE and LOT on DIAMOND HUI, at a
Convenient distance from the bushes, part Of the city,
Nth paved sidewalks running Ia the door. I he House
contains FIVE SPACIOES EOOaI.S an is entirely
NEW, The l. contains about 1 - an of 5t"und'
with G"oD GARDEN urnn it. There ia fine WELL
or WATER nn the adiufins bot + "hirn the pnf-
cut>ar ~ have access. JOSEPH CLEMENTS.
SUI T1-liv*
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20

ME ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY Save tim @
aud money ty ordering your c""d~ he sent hN the
above company whose extensive connections, rHhra le
almost every city and town IN the wnld;hfas'n ti'pee-
liability, ar the experience al A,'is ard Mcs.onf'fs
Is guar ntee that sasf r,io will br given in MI d al
ingS with the House.
SEP, l9.dlw. ". IL aioSDA AErn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
NOTICE..

N'7 II n.
Office OF the Virginia & Tennessee r. r. Co.,
Lgaelbarg, Sepi. 1871, 1891. {
1--WE 7rh annual meeting at the Stpchho lers of the
L Virginia y Tennessee r. r. Company viii be held at
the Office OF the Company. in the city Of Lyuchburg on
NednesGay, the 25th day Of October next.
WM II. HUGHES, Sec'ry.
IS.df2loct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
IsUssisOs CHS, s.sAFER% co.

"VJ ID respectfully inlorm their numerous Gus
W tom'rS and the pubic al large that they m
now receisne, by s'ui weekly arrivals per steamer.
J amrsto,yn and knnnnke. lne,r .lock of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
irer also remark ::

FRENCH LINE OF OCEAN SrEAMERs.-The New
FORK Heraid announces it as fixed fact that there
Is to be French line of five screw steamers, be-
tween llavre and New York. The trips will
commence in November. Monsieur p. Icfeyre.
the director of the line, is in the city of New York.
pertectlng his arrangements for this country.
HENRY \. Wise.-rhe Democracy of Matthews
and Gloucester counties inpublic meeting as sem
hled' have expressed a preference for Henry A.
Wise for Governor of Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-20
A XaIuahic Tract OF Lind for Sale

Sale To be ron lucted bv WM. II. MOSBY nnrr'r
nue , ,'sc1tat25S GEO. WHITIOCK
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-01
LEAvENWoRTH, K. T., DECEMBER l, 1854.

For barracks and quarters at fort Hamilton,
New York, one thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Notifications
not herein mentioned, the preservation of their
Sites the protection of title and repairs of sudden
damage to forts, twenty thousand dollars.
APPROVED, August s, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-01
BY EASTIN s. ADAMS,
KANSAS WEEKLY HERALD.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY
EAsTIN s. ADAMS,
LUcIAN J.. EAsTIN. ~ WIN. II. ADAMS.
LUcIAN J. EAsTN.

Publication, Office, IN Herald Building, on
Leuee, doors below Corner broadway.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-01

CHAP. CCII.-.As .act to constitute Palatka and
Bayport, ia the State of Florida, Ports of Deiiv-
cry, respectively, and Keokuk and Dubuque, in
the State Of Iotsd
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That Palatka and Bayport,
in the State of Florida, shall be, and are hereby
created ports of delivery, respectively, and shall
be subject to thesame regulations and restrictions
as other ports Of delivery in the United States;
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-12-01
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

- No nameSvill be entered in the subscrip-
n books of this paper until the money is paid.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-29

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IA THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
~ Open Day and Evening, Except Sunday from
w. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMTTTANoE, wiilb the price
vii Il g IS Of
ss'' ~ @ I S
On Quite
large number Of additional and
hs R sa M hs @ il G ssa il %
valuable collection II the Western Heni,phsIe.
The contributions ebody 800 pieces Of Marble
Many choice Statues as sssa as
sss''s ts s. 7sT s s
al: sss s AH FAEr s
FEET in circumference and L. S emasd % rS the
SAND OLD Crystal Palace 6s
pslss hi
several with discrimination AID ncessant
@ss S s ss ssssa ss d o Muse will be in attendance
paaGs Morning aad
sias IL sas is q rsd ahs
Ss sp 1ss1s s e pssy 9 a
closing the frat Of December next provided only that The said In
9T nave
Gop sog one Rssn
during The hree months closing the fret of
fs ssas Dsss
he
ss ss P b II e Rs
% sss,s @ % .esR sasns oas aande Dollars eae
3 osssss sss Il, ys.a rssss
and exhibited therein aforesaid shall be aiused worthy of
the excellent aforesaid
The bst and respectable Jury Jus n can be selected
shall critically articles hbed
the prizes mentioned The Directors shall
esas prabe select such Jury Jurors hope TO be able
appointments
The w also dilcreion Diplo
The Exhibitors Inventors Of such articles
sufficient eutitle them TO such distinction.
All articles which thy place this Grand Ex
Ss ss Ma RSHs Sc A asm'''sa
night the
used protecting articles exhibited but the Assoc
di5clang accountability such articles
ALI Umbrellas Canes ete mnelb left the stand near the door
ss M M ntasss any siae ipto or be baildne
No Chscka given, resdmed the Ticket.
myl9H +' P. T. RARNuAf, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-29
CRESCENT
q be pa st.

How wild and dim this life appears.
One long, deep heavy sigh, 494gsf4 /
When oer our eyes. halt closed In tears,
Tho Images of former years i, Il ss-St s.'=R, .
Are family glittering by
And still forgotten while they 10, .-.E5
As on the sea-beach, wave on wave f57.. Fl
Dssolyes at once in SNOW.
The amber clouds one moment lie &4gt ta
Then. like dream, are gone. n - 4=-
Though beautiful the moonbeams play
On the lakes bosom, bright as they, 7
And the soul intensely loves their stay,
Soon as the radiance mets away
We scarce believe it shone 81 g sgrN5
Heayen-airs amid the harp-striugs dwell;
we wish they ne'er may fade = ~
., AI- and the soul Ia silent cell I'D
my td.ssa ~ ..,,s,, yer play'd .fss ez Ees..
@ sa1aaa. aso through the long night hours
Dreams IohoW otsaHs, - st > CiEl - - :
Each iovelier than ths last, .wars ~
But, ere the breath Of morning -he. Siis' +
That gorgeous world flies past "a; Ia. s.a-s d I
And many sweet angelic cheek, NY -s ~
@ Whose smiles Of love and fordness speak, ssEa2 l
Glides by us on this earth
While in day we cannot tell % aA4
Where shoue the face we loved so well,
In sadness, or in mirth PHoy WILsos.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-29
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, 1854 !,
REMOVAL ISa-+REMDV,AIs
EDUCATION

K ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, di-
EN- rectsd BOARD OF VISITORS, sppoaed stae
L under the superindenes of Col r. T. ALLEN dngushed
graduate West Point and practical Engineer aided by
Faculty. .Fz,, /. h. 49, H. .*s,aya gW
extended Of Mathematics Natural aeience
I'VE "a Practical Engineering. ~
arid feetstie 'itats have entirely rsGtsd during
The Buildings q sNs ta. heating them vhh compile
tsd which lave rendered ne ID thor
veaidn.s and aefseablsness 81 frssakHes Shs ~
oughnsss nstfhsfoh and streness Of gosenths6l
annual term will the Mopdgy
ber 1854 charge 100 ds per nefinhnha iesaoh ur.
geons fee 60 extra payable in advance. ''t
Address tho at Military Institutes county,
Ky," the undersigned 9fs,l sa y. DUDLEY,
jyis I'm ~ 80 q. ;-. President of the Board. 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-29
al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ BENJAMIN WATKINS, of Port Gibson, Mississippi, Architect
and Builder gives notice that he will the Mss
the Ohio the FudsoD other River in the United States
SUSPENSION BRIDGES reasonable terms ready cash
ANENT The above Suspension Brjdges will b
Towera locations and with either Strap Iron Wre
Cham Cables He the Potomac az City or the
East Riyerom New York. Brooklyn Williar-
Point ahors,p 7iza
sa ass M ssss earns ma tsseo''0hars" re
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-29
.ayer's Cherry Pectorat.


NNTE INVITE THE Ar &SSS.
WV TENTION Of the Public 10 she b &c., ~.
Certificates appended beloS, and bespeak N5Ss1kfZN
for them that candid consideration which II ElNS&fy u
their honest frshknese deserves 4 NxHW~Es
hten in such stations who vnun- v <F'ya.(G
taty bear witness the efficacy
value ot CHERRY PICTORIAL do not W Ia VI ~
wantony trhe wth aistort facts 4.y@N-E4s4s3.
overstate their convictions Judge then,
whether this Is the medicine trust
when must have relief
ippgs ludge too whether sy ought
as agan the everywhere prevailing enemy
with fatal frequency
from many home. - - "
JAoKsos g H, AcksoN Cry, o., Nov. 4o,ls5a.
IRJ -. hYEn-Sri The CHERRY PICTORIAL is much
them N aeir own Sase and awaye with the happest Thn
nrous patent medicines always heo
gard toeVey renedy
cited. g If Et5 :. VFI ~ -
The unyaed excellence Of this combination Of agents lin the
CHhhRf PEGIokA,) proved beyond repeated
their observation, compelled b abroad
forthe Pulmonary Affections M climate same time edaye
6 and expecorant-a rare combination properties
In the hope that It will subscb
Specially your ob'trerv't Jas. ii. c. MILLER hi D.
ALTMAN, MICH, January 10. 1885,
Dear Sir: No NOT 81 touni
deny that the CHERRY PICTORIAL all that cans 10 be
The community should know is sruss : q tuiy '
~ Prepared by Praoiical and Ahayea
Chemist, Lowell, Maza., and by all Druggists sf,1 ut
. i4aa smdk l533- $500 Wbaies t55
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-29
UNIVERSITY OF LOuIsIANA-LAW DE

the SECOND e M and sontnus
xtsn Il tbe civil Con,,nnn and insra
son1 y. az 10, Scnye.
,v;ii ia deiivsred nv four Professors.
Tsose 6u Psoesso Caeb will treat Of nd i5ft E3i5
srd Marms law embracing a rights and objpa
;n ~ and Mariners CoJons and otI Ms,itiase T
snsY ASsape savage Civil and Military MueIss Coutrs
seivees Ia Budpe Repairing and Sappiying shps ~ w
s, enb,auq as a. PIe and tbe Practice
The Rehts o States Ii pae;he and
,aIstiens
tha United States
,be reina ana Aupae JuIdcor the Supreme and Circuit
on,ta md he Original Jurisdiction the District Courts
srorra ana of
Tsoss hose by I Professor Rande Hunt viii embraes@ - 5s
Ja,r as yelataa Ia NfercanIs Mercantile
ma nnIss.. ma Marauiis Rsmsdss ev Mi tssat of
Traders Partnerships and CoporaonH Principal and Aeu
Exchange and Promsoy Notes Shipping of Ball
with Cae Contracts Aeightmert by
Chaer Party and aGenera Freight Jet
Salvage and IDsurance S Guaran Liens
I 'f5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-29

,.eyaass sp. "a s.Ta.+
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

THE E.'GLIsH AND FRENCH ALLIANoF.-Thc
New York Sun is quite positive that the al
lance with France so industriously courted
by England has for its object wider and more
permanent results than the adjustment of the
Russo-Turkish dispute. 1t believes that,
when the tro pouers hare settled The Eastern
question:, they riH undertake The settlement Of the
Western qnestion-that is, Of Cubu, Merico and
Central .America, &c. The editor quotes in
evidence the following remarkable passage,
extracted from the speech Of Lord Clarendon,
the British Minister for Foreign Affairs, made
the first night Of the present session of Par
Lament. Speaking OF the alliance with France,
he said
81 will further add that the union between
the two Governments has mol been confined 10
the Eastern question. The happy accord and
good understanding between France and En-
gland have been extended beyond Eastern
policy, affecting all parts Of The uorld, and l
am heartily rejoiccd to say that there is no
portion Of the f,co hemispheres with regard to
which the policy of the two countries, how
ever heretofore antagonistic, is now in entire
harmony"