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DOES ANY ONE DoBuT THE EFFICACY OF
THIS NEnICINE
YOUTHS INSTITUTE.

MI tt. HLBENI u. oPALIEN, FhpN NAsS., IN
1VA GAGGED for the past FIVE years, in No. !, and
Center Schools, Burlington, Vs. will open
FAMILY SELECT school,
fof youth Of both sexes, Nov. g. 1854, assisted by
Mis-. ESCELLE ALBRO, of New York, and Miss
CLARA HASKELL, of Burlington, at the Dwelling
House, on the corner of Catlin's Lane, White and
College Streets, opposite LeavenwOrth's Block
The Students will receive n careful and parental
supervision of their moral, physical and intellectual
education. The course of instruction will be thor
ough and systematic and The Iercter- believe tina:
they can safely promise, that Pupils committed to
their charge, will be advanced as rapidly and
thoroughly as any Parent or Guardian could wish.
The House has recently been fitted up, and is
commodious. The location is very pleasant and
easy Of access and for those wishing to enjoy the
alN t.rn nf
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DOn5t Read ehts
IvtuiiABi.G NAM coLoRINu.

l1UT WITH THE BELIEF THAT ALL THE
- statements made concerning the peculiar pro
pertics Of the
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Penmanship included in the English course. Other
departments filled and branches taught, the wants
of the School demand.
X Eff NCES:
Ri. Rev. j. IL. lloPKISs, b. b., l.. L. D., Bur
linpton.
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to The fRo,urr ~ y hd of~qsv of nF -ro1 ,ub.
,tO-tF d-d a3ro,o5v ianr,,s hru' Boston. Mr.
eA1nt' and o'hor'usHiHs the ofy, vH fndh, DUetorg
Of great irpc,to them, and they ddri,d 10 take Il
Nth he~.
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sEtlsos has leA his ollaraeSers, and usllsd upon
tie aefaents TO contribute their quota Of matter
ia hiS hungry columns. The ram now begins 70
yush dow, Ia torrents the wind can do no less
Tran howl o perfect hurricane; the thunder
rears, ard the mad ligltninss leap from their
hiding places. All of q Sudden we raging
tanspeat abaees HE stars twinkle brightly Pc
vpIi the soad7ina clouds; the moon rises over
She i;sfant varae Of hills she is horned like the
tr0scaf,ts as,a suggests an allusion to the tur-
bandd MpslcIa dr she is q week old or she
shines ii I'LL splendor; or she Is in her last
tsaiarter, and glaTss onlnously on the scene--or
1scrhaps she don' rise at ali. but hidden in her
Z sscvas interlunar cave, refuses her placid coun-
tenance to a deed of violence--perhap of blood !!
But wind, rain, hail, shpw and tempest, and
moon or flo uaocr, all attribute their several
pSrtions to the two feet two inches Of small type
which are indispensable to enable the popular
author "a turn over his long column desently,
and pocket his 1--WE or ten guineas, as 1T may be,
oredi IDLY I'd himself The fourth edition, how
ever, seldom finishes the chapter A fifth and
often a sixth is required before the necessary
asaantusl ID n,ade up Single lines Of d paren-
thetioal character we're frequently the lastre
source Of our exhausted genius and / have
known n hiatus Of more than dozen lines filled
lsp Id III tremity BY Hal Ugh 4 I Indeed =
You don't say so 7 The devil etc., ETC.,
xjecalations which wers kept standing on q
anllsy ii separate lines, to be had resource e
~ Y of last erner gency When ~ length thes
dead was done, md the iulprimatnr had issued
FROM his lips, 4ur son of would light re.
ffnshing cigar, and with both hands occupied
al the propulsion u bis obstinate whiskers mp
wards mud forwards, would stalk grandly down
stairs, deposit his seutility in cab, and rattle
home II, bed n N E59 3G
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels. April s.


ST. CHARLES. ). A G Baitt and family mrs Smith N
II Parrish, II Enabury, II Hsgan Tenn; u ] Gay.
Hiesand and lady, n Moore and lady N Allen. mrs
W G Jenes and child, miss Hobson, Ala w Meri-
weather, J A Wimbroh, Broadnax j Il oassin j D
MoGinns, W Whitaker, Texas J Templeton, n II
Baker, Gibson, Major Wagner, N Y ; Negroponts
Greece R Cunningham, WI; A Gaines, N o G
Urse, q Coast Survey; r Coffey w Bastien,
pha DR. Webster, N IA G Swain, sabine
vERANDAH. -. e Wariield and family, miss Hnaon
w amer, L Smead, La A W Warfeld ] Read and
lady miss Baker, D Ceady, M Holland, lady and
svt. II Hord, Allen, III Beaumont, Texas J s
Rawlings, Jas Webb, 8 Hancock, Tenn O w Rice,
Cas- Garcin. N o; mrs NJ Dreamer Call NJ Burk-
hardt Y ; DR. Legarden and lady, Miss.
ST. LOUIS. j Knight, Blair. II Mutt, Harper
andlady, Col r Gagner, Miss DIR ] r Moore lady
and svt, Nj Hester and lady. mrs s Moore, child
and svt, Ala Mrs Jones, child and svt, Mobile, H
Mcdayock, lady and svt, Tenn; Capt Newton. Major
Toulmin, Army DR. McMamus H Durel o !;
DrJ Pugh and lady, Butler, La Buckin-
ness Ky.
CITY 49,. W RidgilI, Wood. Jas Nance. T Crmms
Ala; NJ Brennard Powers, Texas McRee I +
Jones' o.; 9 Collins. G Q Andy, r ] Stocket, w B
Kicker, Leske G Kilbourna La !; "A Douglass
Ark; NJ Whiteside, Ky H Highin Miss.
ARCADE. "a Parsons NJ Morris, NJ q Smith, II Bat
ton, Cain, Ala L Thai, Miss; 8 Meyer, Nj
Dougherty, B GLASS; Glass KY; Hawks N Y mr.
Murphy, M White York, York r Smith X W
Edmeyes, Texas; Black, Pa; W Shankin, Va i:
G W Wilson, steamer Grenada VIM Bateman, j
49, w Garna, La
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Amuserlents.

AT the Orleans, o-night, :" La Favorite" will
be performed with strong cast. Meyerbeer's
new grand opera of ss Marguerite d'Anjou. is
in rehearsal and will shortly be produced.
Tonight, Mt tie st. Charles, Mr.. Chas. Ches-
| ley, the Treasurer Of the establishment, takes
| his annual benefit. ssGrandfather Whitehead
4 the trayestie Of & Norma" and n The Flying
Dutchman,' are on the bill for the evenings en-
| tertaiment. We hope to see q good house, for
| the beneficiary is a gentleman of much anna
bility, and has won the good will of all who have
come in contact with him for his courtesy, the
| trustworthy manner in which he discharges the
duties of his position, and his business capacity
The bill offered is good one.
The domestic drama of "a Fathers Love- is
| to be played this evening at the Varieties, and
also the extravaganza of &c Puss in Boots.''
| The performance Of & Uncle Toms Cabin at
Dan Rice's is drawing crowds. It will be con
| tinued one or two nights more. We would ad-
wise every body to 50 and see it. As define
! ator Of negro character Dan Rice, who enacts
Uncle Tom, is almost without an equal. We
| notice that Mrs, Bernard, the popular vocalist
I iloul tue oe. SAdFlSSs has pteu tHSaSeu At MT
Rices for few nights. Mrs. Margt. A. Rice,
the amiable la ~ Of the proprietor, has COM
plimentary benefit on Thursday night.
| We hope it will not be forgotten that Rossi-
ter's admirable paintings, the "Captive Israel
ties s MIRIAM the Prophecies and Noah
and his Family in the Ark" are to continue on
exhibition at Armory Hall during the present
week. The view of either Of these great works
is worth thrice the price Of admission One
may contemplate them for hours and still return
and view them with fresh pleasure. It is rarely
that our citizens have had such works Of genius
as these brought to their doors and exhibited
for mere trife. They are on exhibition from
/ 9 O'clock a. NJ to 10 2 M
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/, LATEST I LEGRAPHIC NE WIS.
Nh rlIE NEsr oRLEArts DAILY oREsoENT.
-a4-4-7r-----------s1----.A'---- -
pp tbs Natinnal Vine.
Further by the Canada,
EASTERN AFFAIRS.

Nav ~. A I'll H.
sh,s % o ~ ana
\, o,,tt;n hannSl frana T,.a NJ - =
Susbarg 4 ne9,t;on az tha R,,ss;ar forea al
ssy from An
f,f and Ind ,nye1 ay.ax,a T. e. "a
nortsd thas IN AMI IN. IL IA all;sa
arn,;as wonld n 70 ttaap ~ rr;,naa n
land snd ssa att sn would no made
NV Sabastayal M p,,ss;a,,s ,vasa f,rt;fn;nr
N ;n,ar;nn nt;as ~ NJ . Kn p,sa;a has
,yr;..an is,tar ~ Ia;s Nano1son
al ies'e. "
declaring his intention to remain neutral during
- 'o'lrng ss,asglu ,e,r,,, !, ,m,e,,,
IHE ehEEh lNouhhbgIluN:
me ilisurfeo'loh II esrsece iiau noe yss Oe0n
qas go 80, ,,v,,,u,r,re,
The Observation-Disclosures I5t,I.n AMI cuIiiNo
~ hE a,.i W. me- UEh. -,
WASHINGTON, March sv.--Ihs report o. . auel
oetweeen W. T., breckenfluge anu NJ uuseing -
incorrect Ihey nave noe Iougae, anu .nsif
friends are Trying TO ADJUST the alinculsy.
THE JAPAN EAPEDITlON.
New YORK., March by --Adyices ~ the Gan,
ada state that Com. Perry's squadron sailed
from Hong Kong for Jeddo on the 10th OF Jam
uary. i5
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, March 30.--Rio Coffee is selling
to day at 1lac per lb Lard in bbls 9sc. Mess
Pork ss15 90 and Prime $13 so per bbl
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March 3O.-Flour is in fair de-
mand, with sales to- day at SO 25 per Dbl Mess
Pork $l2 Whisky 1896 per gal.
Y CINCINNATI, March b. Flour contiauc3 in
good demand, with sales to-day at $s6 % to Sc
80 per Dbl Mess Pork is steady at yesterday 3
rates Whisky unchanged
CINCINNATI, April 1.-The Flour Market is
unchanged Whisky is in fair demand and
sales have been made at 1850 per gal.
CINCINNATI, April 3.---Sales Of Flour to-day
at 20 ~ per Dbl. Whisky has declined little,
and 1850 per gal; is the ne ruling rate To-Day Lard
IN Dds oSc per ID Inc river Is stationary.
OHIO ER-STEAMBOATS:
4 PITTSBURGH, April There Is feet6 in
ches water IN the channel here, and the river
is falling
LOUISVILLE, April Tine weather IS cold
and q light snow Is ialling to-day. Inc steam
or Magnoha mas arrived g, from N, NeW dreams.
N LogisslliE Marsn rs sseaniels AnIe-
sope' INDIANA ana neplasor nase arrasea from
Vow vi. ms anu my 'el1u my mn n1se
departed ,or thas Ror. lnerc rs ieee z ln9nes
w ,,r ~ ~ canai NV ~ fasei - ieceains
Tag,s, A,r;1 20 MI ,,;ro,, :, n;s;n
s,o-,i,, ID +hona E ,,o,,- faat
~ ~ eanaI Tha etsan,or Anta,ana has laft
e.. NJ a,slaans M Mornol;s III III; ta snan
H., e.. az 60 nc ,,o,+ 'A'NS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

Mr.. y. Hawle has been appointed Post-nas.
ter at Franklin, La.
The new steamship Ottowa sailed from Port
land, for Liverpool on the 7th ult.
The wings of New York intend to celebrate
the birthday Of Henry Clay on the 18th inst,
at Metropolitan Hall.
Mrs Mowatt is playing a farewell engage
ment at the Western theatres. She was at
Cleveland on the Both ult.
Tho steamship Crescent City sailed from New
York for New Orleans pia Havana, on the 9th,
and consequently is now due at this port,
There has been severe frost in the vicinity
Of Milledgeville which, it is thought, has mate
rally injured the fruit and grain crop.
A fire occurred at Petersburg, Va, on the 26th
which destroyed Thompson s fuckers tobacco
factory, and damaged the Merchants Exchange
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MONTHLY NAH. BETWEEN New York AND
AUSTRALIA, DlaEoT. The Philadelphia Ledger
says the Postmaster General has made an ar
rangement with the proprietors Of the 'sAustra-
liam Pioneer Line of Monthly Packets" to con-
yey the mail regularly between New York and
Australia, by sailing ships, monthly, in each
direction. 1t is expected that the first mail
under this arrangement will be dispatched from
New York on or about the first Of April The
single rate of postage for letters is FIVE cents
for pamphlets and magazines, one cent an ounce
or fraction of an ounce; and for newspapers two
cents each, prepayment required The incoming
mails, as the United States postage cannot be
prepaid, will be treated as ordinary private ship
mails
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

Nicholas Lawrence, young man, aged %,
from Ohio. who was confined in the Jail at Chi
cago on q charge of forgery, committed suicide
on the 26th by hanging himself in his cell.
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Correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS, Mnreh 81, lsk4.

NEW ORLEANS, March 81, 1884
undegnod being to testify you the
regard in which they you lady
rnn and Of the retiring odssty your which
shnks from pnbc applause compliment embarrassed how
accomplish their wiAhs your TASTE but venture 10
offer the compliment Of Benefit Of your
esteemed husband evening that agreeable you
tohim. We very respectfully
Your friends and servrlts,
PAUL G. LARESCHE, A. D. CRoSSMAN,
u EDW. WIN. JOHNSTON. LA F. CERAY
J. GARDERE, Nj. NJ. REYNOLDS,
f. sTAEs, BIER,
A. ROBERT, JOHN MAGINNIs,
AL. BiENyENU, JOS. SOLOMON
MANUEL TRADo, AM. HoLBRooK,
JULES ARMANT, sHERMAN4 WHARTON,
r. NJ, CRo2AT E. JOHNSON,
MICHEL DE ARMAs, H. FRANKo,
PA cHARBoNNEs, GUS. o. BEAM
ARMAND DUPRE, Lgw, CADY
e. A. MICHEL, R. NJ MONTGOMERY,
c. JUMoNyILLE, H. coRRI
JULES SoUGEREN, DANIELS BIDwEIJ
PAUL DELERY, B. C, THOMPSON
s.coGlN, RIGID. MURPHY,
WR.RAY, JE. MCCLURE,
C. G. WAYLAND.
NEW ORLEANS, April 8, 1854.
GKyTLKnHK-You favor of tho me- and assure YOU
the hatterng compliment fully
BY Mr. Rice md mysolf the this my
earliest professional Efforts and this first
made unexpectedly complimentary feeling from
friends Permit acknowledge she deep obligation
which lbeay has placed me- agreeable TO to pro-
NEXT THURSDAY EVENING for carrying out your
Intentions am, gentlemen, your obliged and fathfsi
MARGARET A. c. RICE
TO Messa. croaman Johnson Gsrder Holbrook Reynolds Ar
mand, ETC., etc., etc. ana
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A CLEAN SwEEp.-The Salem tMass.l Regis
ter says that the g Know nothings,n or reform
ers, have now full sway in the city government,
as there is not single member of last year left
in any branch of the Government
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

The Maine liquor bills. before the Pennsyl-
vania and New York Legislatures. have passed
both these bodies, and now only wait the sigma
ture Of the Governors of those States to become
laws.
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To She Ladies. a.

~ Respectful offers her o
the treatment Of The following daeaaea: PRoLAPsS UTERI
WHITES, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATfoN EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION or THE WOMB
Thetreamen adopted by her is that which
the mostdsnguished Surgeons Pa rk AID
ito here which abe has ample testimony
she refer usfos herr
OF the oerus, not OF cancaroua nature be
Madam deyoes exclusively
can be consulted DAILY, at he; residence,
myle SPIT 1913 ST. ynaanb stpaot
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The warerooms attached to the depot of the
Seaboard and Roanoake Railroad, at Weldon, N.
g, was destroyed by FIRE on the 18th ult Loss,
$1,000.
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Fits are caassed bv worms.

50 IS ST VITUS1S DANCE.
~ The following will show you being cured altar
ten suffering:
NJ hebsssAek Having been afflicted with Fits
aud ndng no relief from various medicines
Worm Syrup from belief Of being afflicted wsrms had
oa three bottles Of your Syrup whsn surprise
aa'e relief passed twenty three hundred
and 'hryx inches in angh which you Hoping this NAV
benefit afflicted in like manner in justice to the yae
your medicine, respectfully offer this statement
Yours, respectfully, JACOB SHIEFEnEIIsER
Lancaster County, Pa, January, ls4s.
G Be careful Worm svrn and ;va PHI.
and take no othsr HoBENsAcK Proprietor Philadelphia
EB- For sails by J. WRIGHT 4 en-
aps stop W. No. ISL Chartrss x,rsa. Naxr orla.na
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To Country Merchants.
FOR CASH on CITY AccEPrANcEs,
NJ Tar Tho largest variety Of fns %5..u0
FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, GUNS,
RIFLES, PISTOLS, PLATED WARE
PERFUMERY, COMBS, BRUSHES and
TOILET ARTICLES, Of tho bss. Quality.
ALSO
PLAYING CARDS. DoMINoEs, cHEssMEN GAMES,
IVORY AND BONE CHECKS FOR CARD PLAYING, Ere Ere.
EB The Goods all Imported Direct, will dpoasd
the Trade ct the most Favorable Prices
examine this extensive variety before purchasing
T. F. GUION,
misc 9p l9t Corner Of ST. Charles and Canal .trssts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

One of the best business stands in this city,
we see, is to rent 1t is in St. Charles street;
our fayorite street, where every body is to be
seen who resides in or visits the Crescent City
1t will suit any business, and is the most eligi-
BILE situation we know of We allude to the
building opposite the Tattersalls,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

DAMAGE BY THE WINDING receive reports
from every direction Of damages done to prop
erty by the hurricane of last Friday morning
We learn that the chimneys to several steam
boats between this city and Baton Rouge, at the
time the gale came up, had their ehimneys blown
off. Many houses on the banks of the river were
blown over, and we learn many persons were
injured. We shall, of course, be able to give
fuller reports in q day or two. The Mobile
steamer St. Charles had her chimneys blown
Oft, and was 50 much damaged that she will be
unable to resume her trips to Mobile before
Thursday.
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lectures This Evening.

Professor Alexander Dimitry will lectare al
haif-past clock, at Lyceam Hall.
! Mr.. Thos + Meagher lectures at o'clock, at
Odd Fellows Hall, for the benefit of the Fire
mems Charitable Association.
A lecture is to be delivered at half-past I
O'clock, at the Masonic Hall, on THE Eastern
War, Turkey, Russia, ard the Holy Places BY
Capt. Walshe. an English gentleman who re-
sided and travelled several years in tho East.
He proposes ID deliver here series Of three lee
lures on the Mussooimauns. We have no doubt
they will be Of great interest and be well at
tended The proceeds Of the first night will b
devoted to the funds Of the Masonic Board o
Relief. A limited number Of the teachers ans
advanced classes Of tho public schools will b
admitted free. A part Of the hall has been Sc
aside for their special accommodation,
q temperance lecture is likewise To DO deIiv
cred at Mechanics Institute, at half-past I, b
Gen. Riley somewhat distinguished as an advo
cate Of tsetotal doctrines,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

Drugs, .Fgetstcsss es Gaees Chemicals.
Dr. E. ]. Coke. No. 95 Camp street.
R- DR. E. J. CoxE's PREPARATIONS, in extensive
nearly years have acquired
unsurpassed fequaled by similar Morrill,
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF coPAlvA, sARsAPARILLA AND cUBEBs.
a AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGES.
Fl CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PRIV.
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
~ For sale by Druggists generally. ty1 Spit
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february l6, 1854.
WINTER CLOTHING AT COST, FOR CASH.
kB- From this date will sfer Entire Stock of
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS AT THE
ACTUAL COST PRICE,
Every Article will be marked plain gass no dsyia
ton will be made.
Gentlem splenshng their Wardrobe will find this
opportunity TO do with
SUPERIOR GOODS AT A VERY SMALL COST.
Dealers invited give articles that we
will job Of eyes UNDER COST
THOMPSON, NIXON 3 CO.,
fsbl6 2pf Ne. 10 Camp street, opposite City Hotel.
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SesC eau n. Taylor

The sSeaC Orleans Printing House
A NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 9s CAMP STREET,
Between Poydras aud Nstchez) :.
Propisson' E x; sspIp g. sH WHsAfo,N.
tF Atthu Establishment cHEAPLY NEATLY and
EXpEDITIoUsLY, all kinda Of 5lfs-,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH
Ls....
BOOKS, DAY, CASH and ORDER hooks,
PAMPHLETS, BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS BR1EFs,l BOOKS, etc.
BLANKS FOR PUBLIC OFFICES DIARIES,
NoTARIAL BLANKS, SALES RECEIPTS,
cUsToMHousE BLANKS, coTToN PRESS RECEIPTS,
INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CouNTING-FI)UsE do. isHoP BILLS
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
FOREIGN IMPORTERS do. POSTERS,
CHECKS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
CATALOGUES. BUSINESS CARDS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE BILLS OF FARE,
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS,
NOTES DRUGGISTS LA Bells,
BILLS OF LADING, HAND.BLLs,
MANIFEST HEADS, F1RElIENs CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS, BALL AND soiREE INVITA-
JOURNALS and LEDGERs TONS, etc., etc.
me- PRINTING IN CoLoRs. ~@S
BALL AND solREE INVITATIONS BILLS OF FARE, eta,
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere.
tB- We have peculiar facilities RULING BINDING.
LEE We just Of FANCY ENIBossRE,
and CoLoRED CARDS PAPER sHes selecel with
rites.
GB- We prepared to print ..a
POSTERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
IN PLAIN OR FANCY CoLoRs.
sB We use HOES POWER and ROTARY PRESSES and RUG
GLES' PRINTING ENGINE-the beat nov in use
@ Call and examine specimens and prices ali
work above enumerated. janI7 Up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

RupTuREs CURED. Sherman's Curative Pa
tent Truss Rupture Remedy relief comfort certain
In the Of all Ruptare To good apply
popfietor eahhment 10 ST. Charles and inquire
Dr. Sherman For further particulars advertisement third
apply tho asere for adescpve pamphlet bss y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04
Ds'asgs, Medicines, I1erfa4nses.y, etc:

sSSS9~hA~s%SS@sSSS5& Ss v sSaSxSS Ss CES -
a. The subscriber would respectfully call the attention of
Planters Physicians and Families his
comprising his business of hic an s
examination will FRESH AND GENUINE Durng 4
senson, SODA WATER AND MEAD
VIII be togna q. popular
Eeh as CONGRESS, BLUE Lick etc. Bar supplied 81
G0ULEY BITTERS THOMAS RANKIN A
apl d4wiy Druggist Camp and Peyaros
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Telegraphic.

| COMMERCIAL ADVIGES BY THE CANADA
.Neto YORK., March 29.--The following is a
summary Of the commercial news brought by
the steamer Canada, which arrived at Halifax
to-day. ~
LIVERPOOL MARKETS - Liverpool, March 49,
The Cotton marketTcontinues dull, but prices
are sitter, and holders more firm The sales for
the week reach 80 900 bales, of which specula-
tors have taken $500 bales, and exporters 1000.
The following are the quotations at the close Of
the market to-day Fair Orleans, Gid; Middling
Orleans, 5 15-16d; Fair Uplands, Gid; Middling
| Uplands, 81 perlb.
Flour has declined 2s Western Canal is
quoted at Sos, and good Ohio at 37s per barrel
Wheat has declined i'd; Southern white, lis 3D.
Corn has experienced o further decline Of Is per
quarter; Western white, AS Sd per quarter
There is a small speculative demand for Lard at
55s per 100 lbs. The provision market is firm,
and a large business has been done
The advces from Manchester represent trade
improving,
The stock market is firm, but money is tighter
Consols for money are quoted at 81
Haure, March 15.-The Cotton market opened
dull, but improved towards the close Of the
week. The sales amount to 5000 bales.
CHARLESTON MARKETS. Charleston March
30.-The sales of Cotton to-day reach 1900 bales
and for the week 6400 bales, at prices ranging
from q to l0lc, per ID. The market closed
with a decline of fully ie. Good Middling 9lc
per h. The receipts for the week embrace 5000
bales, and the stock on hand, exclusive of that
on shipboard, is 50,572. In Rice fair business
has been doing, and prices have been well sus-
tanned, the extreme range being from 3 to 35c
per lb., but the bulk of the transactions have
been at 81 to 32e. The receipts for the week
amount to 1904 tierces, and the stock on hand
| is II ,292 tierces
In freights the ruling rates are, 9-16d to Lii
yerpeol, square bales, and 1916 to Havre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-04

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