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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-28
India EsMbbess Clothing, ETC., etc.
ALFRED MUNROE g. GO.

"a Magazine street,
TT are the only Agents in Eewoiieana sale of
INDIA RUBBER
MANUFACTURED BY THE UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
ES Dealers supplied at Manufacturer prices ~
The following partial list of articles waya on hnnd:
COATS AND PoNcHoS, si kinds
ovERALLs PANTALooNs, MECHANICS APRONS;
Wading and Bapsmal Pants Riding Walking Lgeugs Cap
Travelling, Money, Saddle, Gas and Coal Bags.
....ALso....
Bags for Hot and Cold Water Life Pfsserve Cushons
crane Cloths Table Covers Bathing a Air Pillows
Tapaun Wagon Aprons Horse coyera Carriage HOSPITAL
Cloths Hoot Raee Ankle far Horses; s,stous Gum
Fire Buckets. Gun Covers, can,esns, etc.
ALFRED MUNRoE & co.
DIS 9dpst u magazine street CORNER of ts,.vs,
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LoUrsIANA TTEMs.

The opelousas Courier Of the 23d inst says We are
happy to learn that teegraphc line is progress
inc RAPIDLY Two Offices have been opened lately In
yesmiinnvle and in st. Martinsyille, and before
many weeks two will be opened, In New Iberia
ana the other in franklin Col Clute, the enterprsng
is pushing forward and in short time he will
have completed the line to NeN0reans The line is
completed through to Galveston ss ~ 81
The Courier states that Joseph Esconhes convicted in
the District Court Of the murder Of Max Laplante had
sente1ced to the Penitentary hard labor for e
w,,au b. Young convicted Of DEMONSTRATING had been
sentenced to years Imprisonment ct hard labor.
In the Bayou Sara Chronicle Of the sd find the fol
lowing paragraph.
The river this point still extremely low with but
little prospect Of increase Of water The weather
he past week has boon genial and bracing We do not
recoect to have witnessed favorable
planters TO gather their crop If the forepart the
had been as suspicious for the Of the
crop rs the latter Fart has been for harvesting y the diff
NE Chronicle states that large black bear killed
II the outskirts of the town. from the railroad
bot, assew days ago.
N x gfgiiant Of the 23d published at Donaldsonvie
we ana an Of the arrest of number Of negroes
chasged with having murdered and robbed two in
reddng beat below Donaldsonyis in August last, and
al,o It'll having murdered Madame Hayney in her own
house ,n the night the Sd inst According all that
can be ascertained Ave negroes belonging to MI B.
Marchand. and mplatto man belonging to Mr. Trist
In the murder Of the psddlers and
aged By their success this mulatto and Of Marchands
On the night Of the 3D. inst proceeded to the
house Of mfr 1ayney, whose wife Marchands daugh
ter and knocksd at the door Hayney absent, and
when his wife opened the door the negro elled her with
club ard beat her to death They then robbed the house
81 Whatever valuable troy could find and sat it fire.
number of the articles taken from the house con-
cealed among the cane In ME- Trist field led the
arrest Of the muato who was traced to his hut by
dogs and AFTER his arrest made full confession.
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RMy Your Fashionable CLosystsso
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
PERSON, HARRISON & co.'s.

PlEhSoN, HARRISON g. CO.'S,
.5 MAGAZINE STREET -
N CORNER OF CANAL.
N We are offering large ato,k Of CLOTHING Of OUR
OWN MANUFACTURE extremely prices and invite Mi TO
call and examine. R 7.
FINE BLACK CLOTH FRoCKS ut very low priee,
FINE FANCY BEAVER oyERcoATs at very lo. prices,
FINE BLACK CLOTH TALMAS very low prices
FINE SILK and SATIN VESTS a. very low priess m
FINE EMBROIDERED VELVET VESTS at yerv low priess
FINE BALL and soIREE VESTS at very low prices
FINE DRAB CASHMERE PALToEs at very low priess
FINE BLUE CLOTH HAYMARRET COATS at very low pr,ees.
FINE DoEsKIN PANTS at very low pticea
FINE FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS at very low nyes.
A l. g -.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS. ..e
GLOVES SOCKS,
GkANATs, SCARFs
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
and other article appert.ining WARD
ROBE.
As wo are desrous reducing make room for spne
Goods we will sell at greatly reduced prices.
Every article made IN the and IL NOT satiaf,c
bc returned.
Purchasers from City Country do we'll to cali AID 81.
daa1.u
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Caapeatssas, Garpettasaa.

CGs.pessfsgs, Gaspestasgs.
T o d D s. G o..
40 CANAL STREET,
~ Have on hand large and beautiful assoItmsntof
VELVET,
TAPESTRY and 5a,
BRUSSELS CARPETINGs,
which they have received have positive psuc
tlons to close sales Mt great reduction in price.
.zs.-sfs ...- ALEo....
THREEPLY,
INGRAM and
DUTCH CARPETINGs,
and article TAPESTRY INGRAM, much handaomer than
Ply and cheaper.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, "a fee. wide. large assortment
WINDOW SHADES,
54f DAAfAsK and LACE CURTAINS,
eoRNIeEs, RUGS, MATS, etc., etc.
TODD co.,,
Commission Carpet warsrooms
$50 Canal street, near Royal,
das sdpst Touro Bailaine,
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Boston, No.smbsr i 1ass Nsa' D0'''n Steam Engine Com
disty Rank of Gocsas.o,s n do,

row and date Six PER CENT IsTEP.
rIos paa or Moneys stn this Bank payable On demand
ded tms paid on Monsys
OF ,hessms
n.sa any Of The
SHORT LoANsmad Undoabssd col,sts,al.. nh,sn
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Fall and Winter Clothing.
T. sTRINGER a. IN

+, SIhlNGEk u Gu.
NO So CAMP STREET,
~ Are now receiving styles of
II Il L L AND WINTER GOODS.
FOR GENTLBMENs WEAR.
Super Black aud Fancy Colorsd Cloth
FRoGK aud DRESS COATS
OFFICE and BUSINESS COATS
oVERcoATs and PALEToTs
Asrge variety Of French English Amerioxa Plain ana
# CASHMERE PANTS; &.l+, 10
SILK and VELVET VESTS:
CASHMERE DRAP DOR VESTS:
Plain and Rick Figured SATIN scARFs and On
JOuvIN's KID GLOVES;
UNDER GARMENTS anil HALF HOSE of SILK hFsJNo vr Az
NEIL COTTON, etc.;
SUPER LINEN LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS warranted
we'll made,
SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS Of the boat ps,.t..,..
manufacture. u, os.a
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E0TtssesasUa1'c, Glass 9md China
....AND....
U s Elk EPING ARTIC LES
10 The subscribers having extensively enlarged their store No
Canal sreet opening most complete stok
ofgoods in their nc With greatly facilities for exhibiting
their they confidently call the both al
Wholesale and Retail TO stock Of which and
10 not surpassed In this country Among will be found
variety of RICH ENARELED aud GOLD and PLAIN CHINA.
DINNER, TEA, DESSERT and TOILET SETS.
RICH CUT, ENGRAVED AND PRESSED GLASS
Goblsts. celeries,
Champagnes Tumbsrs,
Wines Pitchers
Clarets, Lemonade and
Defanters, Cordial Giasses.
GERMAN SILVER AND SILVER PLATED
FINE AND COMMON JAPAN :
Plats Warmers, Walters.
..z.,,.... Coal Vases ETC., ETC., etc.
STERLING SILVER AND SILVER PLATED
Casters, Sugars,
Cordial Stands, Creams,
3-s Walters, candestcks,
Ies posa, eie, etc. etc.
Chandeliers, candelebras
suspendng Lamps, Table Lamp,
Hall Lamps, Fire Iropa ate
shoyes,
Standards, etc. cite,
Together with grea. variety KITCHEN AND HOUSE FUR
NsNG GOODS, such Brooms Brulhes Tubs Market Ba.kes
etc., etc. A'
e. All Of which will be sold prices and on favorable term,
HENDERSON & GAINES,
dsa 2pim No. % Canal street.
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.E'otsce TO Sugar Fsiansers.


me Boston Steam Engine cOmpaay Beston MAss OTIS
Agent hereby give notice. having purchased Of Ms
NILES q Co. Of Cneinust, all their Patterns pnipvs ,,e viii
tne good will Of the the
a knas Of machinery heretofore furnished by said Miles c. r
aoeA PLANTATIONS zach a4Ssam Sugar Mia s.ssn
etc. are prepared the aboys de,eb4 ma
~ IN any qusntity md Of The bea. quay s.
OF the beral patronage which formerly b,.a be-
upon the said Niles Co. They will also sonsuue The
ae oil Stationary Steam Engines Marine Engines and lean NIL
era Of every description.
e Pleased 10 announce that made an
mr. p siAN late partner Niles Co. a. our agent soc
" any o. the above named machinery, pledge oa.ste.
Az WIN pompeness and fidelity any contracts made b. him.
M communications for machinery may addressed To him of
essr 10 Hoodnfa Co 81 Nss,hss street r
- ~ 80 = 'V4aa OTIS TUFTS,
Boston, November l, 1858. e1s Os''f-'.
may eey taAt we have sold to he Boston Steam Engine CON-
ps al ne Patterns Dramnss etc. together with The good v Of
@ same pertaining 10 the manufacture aud sale Ct all Minds ma
sahes heretofore furnished by Sugar Plan atons s
eeam hesnfs sngsr Mills Steam Apparatus ete Wa bssv
we sad Steam Engine Company all our eu.o., add
machinery Of shis description feeling as.ua
"us iathith tas N promptly and Evidently NuEs "a
- -, ~ 1000. dsapsm
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9EelnaranI,Ie @iaNatehes % tlle ]

aelcoravble aDsspateBes il ss's 2sisg ersfaeeIse.
Tho Northern Mail.
xs..,,s ned ~ The mail at haANd this morning
brosht Newyork dates Of the evening the list and
morning Of this "a nst and from interss @ius points es
late as due
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Holiday Gtfts.

Flo asse r nT9ashi3a q Store.
rs and rs GAAP STREET
w Determined reduce sto we will hereafter sell
for cash at lower than in hia cY These In
want ofthe following articles will d well call.
QUEENsWARE, GLASS and .HINA WARE;
BOHEMIAN WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WIRE;
RICH CHIN VASES, and
FINEsIyER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and CIR ESD0LEs;
RfCHTE TRAYS and WAITER, in SET or single:
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
re- HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENABLED HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLAN1sHED TIN asi JAPANNED WARE.
WOODEN and WILLOW WAiE;
FEATHER BUSTERS;
sz95 BRUSHES, Of Al kinds;
=.5 PAPERHANGIsGs and BoRRER;.
poor MATS;
WINDOW euNIcEs, CORDS and rAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and cuRTAINPNs.
n9s 9dpf MILLER, HARRIS q WALDO.
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HfV5f IMI6IIlgtMCHt
y,cx.uRe, Dec % The steamer II. R. w. Hill passed
do st 11S O'Clock last night and the National at
sciock this morning. both bound for Newofieans.
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Holiday Prices Of Gsntlemen's Clothing,
.at he Nele Orleans Cheap Cash
Clothing Warehouse,
No. IS Camp street
No. 2s Camp street.

Black Goored Cloth %
Engsh Cloth Frockh.. IL 90
American Cloth Frooks 10 %
Fancy Cloth Busirsss Coat. %
Cashmere Pnlecs and sasks 90
Heavy Pilot Cloth oyereoass. II 90
Bcayor overcoas Is oo
Lamb 10 90
Black and colcred Cloth 10 oe
Ialnas 10 "
Doc skin Pants. %
Cashmere Pants 90
Fancy Fe.eh Cashmere 90 TO 90
sk Velvet snd Plush Vests 90
Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Vests % 90
white Figured Silk Ball 90
Fine Cambria sh per Is 90
Fine French Linen Shirts, 50 90
Heavy Wool Undershts and Drawers 50
as. Merno undershirts and psawers rs
Silk Undershirta and Drawers -
Lambs Wool Half Hose dozea 90
Heavy Cotton Halt Hose per dc ZEN so
Fancy SILK Half Hose, per dczen- %
5iaes Italian ~
Fancy 90
Jouvns Kid GioyeH ID
B These prices will b. sney adhered All goods sold
guaranteed The purchase refunded in all where dis
satisfaction exists. ;s G. B. DREW, Proprietor,
DIS 6sgp No % Comp street.
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- rhe ur5sfsigned viii pay bills againat the
resrent, upss contracted by hsef or On HE written
4 e, ,ssv;tss j. o. Nixon
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seasomabse groceries.

S4NSWEgtEUGG tFyWGEf6fSs
PETERS, MILLARD CO.,
CORNER OF OLD LEyEE AID BIENYILLE STREETS
E Have selling convenient quantities Fam
ies extensive aud fresh Auppy all articles
ioyment the Holidays, such cRRANTS, GRAPES MALAGA
RAISINS, CITROR, FIGS, ALMQDs, PECANS; PIE FRUITS
om the North and from France in st ali
JELLIES and sWEETMEATS; FTalTs PRESERVED IN BRAN
DY; variety of the FINEST F1SEs OLD BRANDfEs
LIQUORS. WASHINGTON HANS; JENNY LIND CHEESE !;
GOSHEN BUTTER; FULTON MAlKET BEEF; BENT's CRACK
ERS. ETC. da0 2p3w
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asHr The UNDERSIGNED, in behalf of the
NEW ORLEANS MECHANIC SOCIETY," beg o their sincere
thanks the Fire ell many citizens
for ersa real and labor syong property
ia PAippa street,
ips ossas ssh inss NEWTON RICHARDS, President,
spIt ~ BLAIR, Secretary. 539
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-28
g THE HraH CHANeE HOUR SELEorrEt1nI--

- The HIGH CHANGE HOUR SELECTED
(oFFIcALA maetng Of Subscribers to the aCommrcal
Residing GhsrIes
held st evening for tho Of selecting hour
q High Changs y shall be held al these Rooms.
On motior, Mr.. ]. W. Zachae YVES called TO the Char.
he proposition adopted morning
distinction to aneYenirg No. fs
1hs sjority being Of the oer the to
M Change will to-day,
On motion Of Mr. Pickett, tbe declared
l. d 8 aplt L. @. WHARTON, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-28

me officers Of the steamer Ocean Wave have
our thanks fOr late ST. Louis papers.
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Christmas and New Year Gifts.
A. PAYA 60,
IN Have completed the opening their NEW GOODS lately
eeiyed, for CHRISTMAS and NEW FEAR PRESENTS,
Their assortment of
FRENCH LIBRARY, g.
FANCY AIfIctEs,
5sf GAMES, of all SORTS.
just anpacked direct from Paris complete
fered this season, and
AT THE CHEAPEST RATES.
t Received aldo. supply ts delicious PARTISAN BON
BoNs CHOCOLATE CREAM opS much appreciated by
Amateurs. ~
d22 2ptf So CHARTRES STREET.
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sd Holiday hooks
s UITA BL E FOR PRESENTS
IF consiingof slsrge ws selected assortment Of
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH ANIMALS. superbiy Bound;
1ILLTs rRATED WORKS comprising II 4 74lsl=, ,s5ls
FLORAL WORKS. y Aap go sllsfs AZ itioHsi
.;And Alison.
A full and complete assortment Of
JUVENILE WORKS. E$ @.u5
TOYS,
GAMES and 45
PUzzLEs.
Illustrated. For tals BY
r. b. STEEL,
oHe spot 50 Camp street.
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Holiday ITS,

VI AANsHtSesy3 0<ts to3 --=---- n
...AT,... -
ORES,
40 CAMP sTREET.
GIFT AND PAINTED CHINA CAGs;
RICH CHINA COFFEE CUPS IN AIRS;
oRNAaiENTED CHINA TEA SETS
GILT AND PAINTED PoRCEL AINDINNER SERVICES;
TEA SETS AND MUGS FOR CHILDREN;
CHINA CARD BASKETS, ETC. dsosotl
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5=. Musical Gifts
.,-= Hae ...FOR....
G FL RIST AS AND NEW YEAR,
fE The Mncai Public respectfully requested and ex
anime the magnideen, FoRTEs and
INSTRUMENTS at
NO. SO CAMP STREET.
comprising in part those from tories Of
HALLErT, DAVIS & Co. OF Bostou; .z.,z5 =a
sToDART d CO of HowYcrk, etc., etc.
For beauty Of anah elasticity ot0uh rapidly action hes
Instruments stand dhoss Haett Davis Co. having
for the last i've yaars taken nj the
various Industrial Exhibitions n he country.
GUITA
From the Celebrated Martin W. Hall Son ste ali,
and tie beat European Makers.
ACcoRDEoNS, inished IN the hi shest style Of nrt
MUSICAL ALBUMS OPERAS MUSIC BOOKS Of eys,v ,,v
NEW MUSIC received by eyeiy steamer
HoRATIo D. HEWITT
dqS spsi Agent 40 t,..,n ,,,.
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Cuy9setsng sGrpetisag!
fB We receiving large dolce assomen, Of VELVET
BRUSSELS, THREE-P PLY and INGIAIN cARPETING.
AL sos..t 81
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, three twnyour feet wide, Of choice
quality and pattern All Of wh offering very
prices.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
~ We have on hand large assortment Of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Of the beat and ordinary qualities three twentyour
wide which ut to suit any os We enabled offer
to purchasers unnsual antages guilty price.
TABLE OLE CLOTHS TABLE CofgRs. DOOR MATS, WIN
DOW CURTAINS. PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, ETC., etc.
SHEE PSKIN MATS
s have choice Of sery beautiful Sheep
akin MATS DOORS Esssh
esiyed and for sale by D. DAMEBoN CO. Ghaf.res
d2s 9pBl 81 lsnd ~ Cuso.nhouss street,
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Creme DE ROnSy Chantpao,ae
JACQUEsSoN & Fills RRANn

nsnse the Boury Of
E@ NOW LANDING, of the sboyeand o,bshra
quarts and puts and ilreosiv abs few
farhsrsupply.
superior to any other
into this
Fills Brand ofsithscREMEDE BoUzY or FLKUR
hH Aao on hand, OF the bsvt WINES
will be sold ,srm,a
any other houseinths city. '''N'-
isais sDsf skwgIL r. TAYLOR. No. Is Roy.l..,s.,,
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Elegant Goods
FOR CHRIsTMAs PRESENTS.
oao RICHLY EMBROIDERED
CANTON GRAPE NfANTLEs,
an snterey and novel ayle. confined to
One cese very RICHLY EMBROIDERED
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS,
comprised Of Goods from $50 30 5000 each. @
ons hundred DRESSES VERY ELEGANT
BR0CADED AND VELVET FLOUNCED
SILKS
comprising all the ehoeoseclors for rrs5
PROMENADE,
CARRIAGE,
SOIREE and
! m !, WEDDING GARMENTS.
One caso elegant stylssof
MALTESE, GUIPURE, HONIToN
s Fia land &
sa ~, &c rs... M vALENC SETS.
and COLLARS AND SLEEVES separate. ygF
Three hundred elegantly embroidered t5?7ss i-s f2
POCKET HANDK ERCHIEFS
And open either on Mondnyor Tuesday
AXIS,
OF CLOTH, VELVET AND MORE ANTIQUE.
y p b e.. REILLY,
-a9s Ypet = Corner Canal and Royal street,.
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LEIGHToNa

I
~ HT0N BARBOT.s,
sI me most extensive assortmen. .f LINEN AND COTTON
Now York ~ eof AeiohA,i 10 Pmh race
r .,s,,. ~ SHIRTS, from 20 10 ss each.
W ION SHIRTS, Linen Bosom Buttons 1, no,fa,. ma
from VI 9sto 20 10 ssch. N'" Ii p'is'' ~S''
BoYs, s.1pns CHECK SHIRTS esnts rs cents and
LINEN cor % sn ZINE ~ LINEN Bosoas. vi Is sash
eoLLAhe 10 nsnts is csnts 20 eepts and az c. sa,s
s2S0essh. INA " hAe' VI 70, VI so."@a
ypIs a lIIs.a aLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODs.,
e msErSo beavers 81 co. 81 u.s. rs and u %.
orroN UNDER SHIRTS from 50 cents to Al Ok aoh
,,ra,e1s DRAWERS from rs oens to 81 so eaoa
s 49,. W SOCKS from IS to "a per dozen.
,s ,gULs = socks from 81 50 to u per dos.n E
nv iiGs, % osniu, 60 cents rs cents and Al e..h
S,Ien ITALIAN cRAVATs So md a, II .seh
I,mr n.Aek SILK cRAvATs 80 cents rs esp,. nd ii sas
Ready Hemmed as cents, 20 cent?
- , 49, BLUE FLANNEL UNDER AND ovEp SHIRTS
90. ahNe AND FISHING SHIRTS, from al to 40 so each
ind the OLD STAND esabl.hed for auy years
-N--- -pei LEIGHTON & BARBoT.
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Fos. gufx

.~..5 roy Sale,
- STANDING PRESS suitable for Joa PRINTER or
BOOK BINDER WILDE sold cheap apali.d 8, !. AZ.
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.v9Ies' Works.
The proprors of these works. having purchased Of Msss,p
Niles Co. their entire establishments except the Locomotive sbon
are fully prepared furnish the Planters louisiana
Texas at very low prices with
ENGINES AND SUGAR MILLS,
SAW MILLS, DRAINING MACHINES,
STEAM APPARATUS,
STEAM TRAINS, VACUUM PANS,
PUMPING ENGINES,
VACUUM PUMPS,
FILTERS, CHARTERS,
BONE BLACK BURNERS
-. and every description Of -.
REPAIRING IN WROUGHT IRON
CAST IRON. COPPER AND BRASS.
All orders viii receive prompt attention by addressing
A. r. IRWIN Contractor, or
]. w. BURBRlDGE a. co. AReut.
No. 50 Nstchez street, Neworlesns
H. A. JONES, President
G. W. SMITH Secretary and Treasurer.
Cincinnati, Nov. 10, 1854. s,se.,
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Louis .Nssh,
NO, Al CHARITIES STREET s.

Louis sMssh,
NO, Al CHARITIES STREET,
ar Begs leave inform his the pabic in general that
he has received ships Saxon Hssrs Black Warrior
iron, HewYcrk, the following articles
PATENT GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES of NJ F. Toba. L Co..
GOLD AND SILVER VEST AND SURETY CHAINS;
EAR RINGS FOR MOURNING; BRACELETS;
GILT SILVER EYEGLASSES,
SHE'LL SPRING spEcrAcLEs;
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL sPEcTAcLEs;
coRSALINE AND COCOA BEADS;
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS AND CROSSES;
SHIRT AND SLEEVE BUTTONS;
ALFkNiDE SPOONS FORKS. SOUP AND COFFEE SPOONS. so
And a dns assortment Of other articles FL
d2S 2dp2w LOUIS MuH
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Ut. nslfhs HaH cohtfadlcted the portion rela
tive 70 himself in the columns of the s..pioa.
yane. and we arc requested by Mr. Dupsrly. 10
90 the same service in hts behalf Our war like
Hoeliy- head Of the 4 Journal : will f:nd On ex-
animation that be has discovered grand ma rs
nest and nothing more His article is given as
curiosity and an index of free eolored, British
anti American sentiment. Comment would liz
worthless.
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500, 600 HH0ra,su s,a0n,,s.

A good and we'll rsiortea stock for PLANTATIONS Away
md. - --H- ~. - \ ~ LOG i
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nasv Uees sss.nnedsus s. splendid sscowp HAND
Fer Particular enquire this eass 'e' 9o'ss
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bound, where they a,certaincd that
the IAN of whom they were in quest
had but short time previously made
his appearance on deck, being unable
longer to remain shut up in the box,
the precautinn not having been TAX
eli to make air-holcs. He had been
seized AS "stow away" and sent
ashore in the steamtug which had just
left the shi'. In going through the
ship Atkinson recognized the young
woman Co,nor, who was crying Bit
terly OH deck, being under the iii
preston that she would be compelled
to sail alone. At the request Of the
officers Il boat was manned, and they
were rowed to the tug, on board of
which they found Prendegrast, whom
they charged with the murder. He
maintained the greatest GOODNESS, as
serted that he knew nothing of the
horrible event and has since maintain.
cd the utmost indifference.
The woman is also in custody, and
both she and the suspected murderer
will be sent as early rs possible to
Ireland, in order to be forward ed to
Castlcb,r, where the examination will
take place.
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which he reaches before death. or his
children do, if he does tot. So that,
in fact though there is sort of mon
eyed race, it Is not hereditary, it is
accessible to all three good seasons
Of cotton will send generation ofmen
up--a score Of years will bring them
down, aud send their children to labor.
The father grubs and grows rich--hs
children strut and use the money
Their children in turn Inherit The pride,
and go to shiftlcss poverty next
their children, rcinvigorated by fresh
plcbcian blood, and by the smell of
the clod, come up again:
Thus society. like tree, its sap
from tie earth, changes in its leaves
and blossoms, spread them abroad in
great glory, sheds off to fall back to
the e rth, again to mingle with the
soil, and at length re appears in new
dress and fresh garniture.
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