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TOBACCO. We heard of sale of % hhds ION Tues
day. at az round
SUGAR AND MOLAssES,. Three hhds Sugar of the
crop received yesterday from the plantation of
W. NJ Thompson, Esq parish of Ascension. They were
of fair quality and color and sold at SO . fb The first
receipts last the 9Th of October We
heard of nothing of any moment doing in Molasses
FLOUR. There demand yesterday, and the
sales embraced 5000 bb which 5000 St. Louis for ship
at Sc So $500 also for shipment at the same, and
few lots the leyee at Sc 371z0s6 so q bb We also
heard of lot of St. Louis sold Tuesday at Sc 25 D
barrel.
GRAIN. Nothing of any consequence doing
PROVISIONS. The sales of Pork included 100 bbls
inspected Mess at SIS p bbl. Of Bacon 10 casks Mis-
souri, Sides sold at &c. and 20 terces Extra
cured Hams at 124 y BIO Lard, 295 kegs prime
were taken at 13e p fb.
SALT. lot of 1000 bushels Turks Island sold in
bulk at OF 49, and lot of Key West in sacks at zoe
bushe
at 11e q fb for prime.
RICE We noticed the sale Of $50 terces Carolina to
arrive 6se o fb. Advices from Charleston report
very light stock there and early arrivals of the
crop expected prices have considerably advanced
HAY 800 bales Northern disposed of at $34 D
ton
GuNNY BAGS.-.A lot of 200 bales sold at
WHISKY We noticed only retail sales at 400 % gal
Ion for Rectifed.
FREIGHTs. The rates rather lower, and the
consignment of ship the berth for Liverpool was
given away at 9-16d for Cotton, at which rate other
| vessels filling up.
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations
Sterling .....................1 0e4 60l10 and l104
Francs 81. 104G D5f.17h p dollar
New York Sixty day Bills . :. SS11 and ct dis
Sight Checks on New York ....h0A y cent premium
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HAVANA, September N, 1854.

HAVANA, September 81 1854.
We beg reference to report of 18th inst Since
then the Sugar market has continued very firm although
the of business done very limited There is
but little stock in the hands of planters the larger pro-
portion being held in second hands, and detained here by
the scarcity of shproom part of it being destined for
France Spain and other European markets The whole
stock the spot does not exceed 5000 boxes which is
about 900 boxes less than at time last year The
fact of there being such restricted quantity of Sugar
offered for sale renders it difficult to fix the present value
of the article and besides there has been good deal of
interruption to business attery by festivities in honor of
the arrival OF the Captain General Under these crcum
stances quotations must be considered in de-
gree nominal and we call them follows Whites y
to 81 rs choice qualities So to 9rls; Yellows ca to
TX Browns 4 to rls Cucuruchos 5 to "a rls.
Molasses is small lots have been sold at 81 rs
There is hardly anything doing in Coffee.
IMPoRTs-Sales of Lard made at 10 and SIS for
kegs, p and S201s for barrels.
No more Carolina Rice has been imported, and the
article is wanted. Some small lots taken from
second hands at l5 rs and 400 bags Spanish obtained
IA rls. ,".H@
There were no arrivals of Lumber either w Pine
p Pine. and the next imports NAV probably bring
more than our quotations.
About 1900 Box Shocks sold at 10 rls and some
contracts made at 1917 rls. small lot of good
country Museovado hid Shocks realized 20 s and 1000
inferior 10 rs
Rhode Island Hoops have been selling sos for long
and $50 for short but have arrived it will be
difficult sustain such high rates which dealers only
pay for their indispensable wants About $1,000 French
Hoops of good quality, have just been sold at S62 for
Last sales of Empty Casks were at s7S and sax.
The first Rhode Island cargoes were placed at So for
Potatoes. "a and 81 for Onions in punches
Oil and Candies are about the same.
NO coal mas arrived since our last report
Freights-A Danish brig of 1000 boxes was taken to
Falmouth and near ports at f3 Is Cd Spanish brig at
f3 and large Belgian ship of 1000 boxes at f2 los
For the United States, American ship of $500 boxes
chartered to New York Sc per hid of Sugar
$1R per box and brig, to load in SaguR at and 81
brig and bark taken to load for Boston and
Philadelphia at 81 Z per box bark obtained "a load
Moasses Cardenas for Boston, and another s to load
in same place for Portland
Exchange on London l21s to 12A per cent premium !;
New York and Boston per cent premium.
J. G. BuRNHAM Co.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OrFIcY THE DArLY CREscErT
&s Thursday Morning, October s. 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City MGovern for Ne York via Hayann
49,, Jennings Langhland &co
Ship b X Milan, Welch, i1f HAVANA, WIN Creeyy
ARRIVED.
Steamship cahsrba shuf.ld. from Nsv York. u Havana
LIST inst, 70 Cohnelis &eo-lst district
Bark Carlo Mauran, saord from Liverpool bss
scr Burr Ryan, from Rio De Island to
district. -1t
Steamboats,.
I'M Wright, Clarke, from Mlioens Bend
Pacific Fihiau, from st Louis.
Laurel Hnl Colt II, from Bayou Sara.
Gpsy, Ure, from Port Hudsod. -
= H. Music, StrecE. from Lafoafshe.
T,wboat St Chare Shuz down and
On the 50 Pierce and bark Gjenboueht
up bark Carlo Moran md Esther Burr 4
MEMORANDA.
The Laurel Hill from Bayou ss brought three
heads of Sugar. from the pantstion Mr. NJ Thompon
ts parish Of Ascension, consigned Of Me.srs W. r.
Montgomery,
Ship Regulator went to on The Sd instant.
8 , EXPORTS
NEW YoRK-stesmstp Cty-f4 bales cotton ITO bills
-four, pkgs mdse.
HAyRE-shp B R Milam-l27T bales cptton 600 slaves
IMPORTS.
RIO DULTE-Sehr Esther Burr-Fruit TO order .t
NEW Notwithstanding Cahawbs-Assorted mass,
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RIO DLIIIE-Schr Esther Burr-Fruit, TO order 1 g..
NEW Notwithstanding Cahawba-Assortsd mdss. h

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MAN Y" a R a9s
f. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LAFouRcHE steaner ausio14 Dbl. serugsr. 81 bbls
co-s2 doA Mltenberger cot bbis
bales Trosca HAydesands to oderTotal bbls
lassss.
PORT HrDsoN-steamer Gpsy-5 bales cotton W Andrew
Oakley Hawkiu-2l Wright &eo-2 do Byrne,
10 do Wright Davenport &eo14 do Gtrroi
Mtenberger 6eois do Henderson Pae-6 astc.
do ndeve linon3 hhds bb Hewitt
Gaui sundres ord. r-Ts bales
hhds sugar, ITO bills molasaes. >
BAYOU SARA-seamer Laurel Hill bales Minberger
sl do Ward Jonas aeo62 do Payne Farris0 Wat
SO Hen Peale-2s do Wa sbngpl
Byrne, Cumrni Stewart
ii do Anderson MetcAlfl6 do Carroll, Ptch &co-s Oakley
Hawktnsl0ds Richard Nugent acc do Thompson6 do
aco3 hhds to W Mogomery-3Od do, is
bbls mosssaa Wa,naken Kr hhof50 Msodon j--5a d.
bids Auguitn ThbautToa 462 bales IS hhd sugar
lis bbla molasses.
LoUS-steamr Paci6c-174 flour 80 BRAN so cks
bacon Connolly bbs
log Farrelly-2l3
% bales hemp Kenneth Dix cl05 b apples Benton &co60
do whsky Mail a. Sons-6 do s'coh rsagae l09 bb
III ard Hewitt, Norton o4l hhis W
Is do Bande McKenna Hubhad23s sseka Duffy
casks bacon shutz, MADDEN tins190 coils Pam Bro
DO mdse j Elmer dcoe4 hal Smith johnson
do Wari, Jonas 20 =
Total 66 bales cotton, 81 hhds tobacco.
ALLIKENS BEND-Steaner Wright-q18 cotton to
Payne & Farr SO do Wright
Brander George Connolly
SO do Buckne Stanton d Wahington
% do Powell Ho kins43 do Oakley Hawkins 40 Mcdowell
Mills hcoS2 do Perkins, Campbell &co26 Nelson
Swiney Green &ol8 do Ruchanon Carroll o59 do Felowes
lis do Henry keanelf do Williams Bathurst a5 do Thornh
co4 DO George Pnckard col4 AeLemore
do II She pard &co do Wight Henderson g. Peae
- do Bradley Wilson .coT do Cleveland Brothers &co4 do
MeMAhon--l6 $50 bales cotton.
Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
20 bales Anderson Netcalf-15 Wright
Mcklsroy Bradford-4 do Oakley HawknT 81 bales cotton
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nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOE. aa
Y IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-
u A Gus DEBILITY. DISEASE oF THE KIpNEYs.-AIore

z IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERVE
N Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.-More
testimony from the South favor of eeienat GER
MAN BiTTERS, prepared DR. g. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia
They snd alone and by other remedy now De
tbs pubc the Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaundee NeEv
Gus Debility Disc Of the Kidneys, ctr, etc.
Fl W. CLANCY Mltershurg Ky October ls 1881 said HAY
ing sold Bers find it hs given satisfaction in
insta thai has unFr notice"
NELSON towards, Salvisa ky Iune 2, ISL said: We
reioe inform that this justly celebrated medicine ha m Is
the exalted ch has and having
tested unhesitating emneny deserves it,
j. f. W. BERRY, uneRfown XIV July a. %, said; I'VE
have many performed by Br Hoodtnd
Bitters, and believe lobe valuable medicinal
GRANT, Irvine, si We have eeded
introducing Hoand Bte,s and others purchase
them by the hsifdozen ard dozen.n
DR. FAro Bro Knoxville, Tenn, April 3, s5 sad
Your Bters selling and that has
learn, benefited -
These BITTERS ENTIRELY vEGE FABLE, they uvig
hen the SYSTEM and be used
for Infants well as
ED- For sale by respectable dealers where.
]. WRIGHT d CO., New Orleans,
. 81 Wholesale Agents.
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Drugs, JTcsetCi5ses, ESes'ftsnles-y, eta
~ This subscriber would respectfully call the atssnonof
Panter Physicians Families his we'll stock
article in his line Of business all Of which
examination will FRESH ANDG GENUINE, Dpringh
SODA WATER MEAD Of the bestguaity
with psppla Minesl
reasonable with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINI
G0ULEY BiTTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
dawys Druggist and Apothscay Canp sud Poydrsss
SToUGHToN BITTERS-25 cases landing
~ from ship W. Jarvis, for sale by
Ed HART Co l6a los and lo1 Tshoupitouas street.
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Havana Markets.

espondence of the Crescent.
Per Cahaw ba. HAVANA, October l, 1854.
We hand you copy Of respects Of Gath ult., and
append our last report.
Another Rhode Island cargo sold at S. for Potatoes
81 for bunch Onions for Dbl onions sos for short
Hoops and $50 for long Last sales of Lard ut SIS
to sles for barrels and Soh for kegs abundant
supplies having in In regard to Freghts have
nothing of interest to add to the annexed adyces Ex
change New Orleans short sight, * to 81 premium
We send you papers under separate cover Yours
respectfully, ]. Q. BuRNHAM g. Co.
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APoLoGETICAL.-O notice Of the Locofoeo
secret meeting on Friday evening last, 1t APP
pears, has given great offence to some of the
Locofocos who were present on that interesting
occasion. We are grieved to state that prop
osition has been submitted and seriously deba-
ted Of the propriety Of punching our head.
We object to our Uranium being compelled to
undergo any such process 1t was never
intended for such rough usage, 1t won't stand
it. We supposed from the secrecy with which
we saw the county officials and others lodging
into the meeting, that they were Know-Noth
ings. If we were mistaken, and there is no
other alternative except having our head
punched, why, wen take it all back and shy
we are a Kno,o-.Nothing ourself. Punch our
head, indeed! One 'DEAD HEAD" in this Dis
trict is plenty. [0hio State Journal.
KNOW NOTHING MEETING In WASHINGTON =
Washington, Wednesday, September 27.-The
meeting at the City Hall to day, of the true
friends Of civil and religious liberty, was the
largest and most enthusiastic Of any that has
ever been held here.
Resolutions were passed and adopted that
America is the home Of the oppressed, of what
ever name, creed or nation, butShat Americans
should rule the country.
The meeting was called as set off to that of
Friday last, the call for which intimated that
civil and religions liberty was in danger in this
city.
Strong ground was taken by the speakers on
account of so man Government officers taking
part in it.
Perfect order was maintained throughout the
proceeding, and the scene was enlivened by
bonfres, rockets aud fnusie.
The demonstration shows the relative strength
Of the Know Nothings in this city. Two or three
thousand persons were present, end entire una
nimity prevailed.
NAUTICAL AMUsEMENTs.-Ca Goodkin, of
ship Richmond, at this port yesterday from
New Orleans, reports that on the 18th inst,
latitude 81 10, longitude 70 so, he caught a
large BOBBY with a tally around his neck,
marked sschr. Rose Ruddley, from Matanzas
for Halifax, 18TH A. NJ latitude 81 10, longi-
tude 70 so, all we'll" Capt G.. tied tally on
the same bird. with the ships name, latitude
and longitude, and let him go on the 10Th, after
giving him breakfast of Dolphin. The bird
was again caught same day by bark Robert
Mills, at New York. when in latitude 80 TO-,
longitude II H. [Boston Daily Advertiser.
A USEFUL FAILuRE-David Pingree, ESQ.,, for
long time President of the Naumkeag Bank,
Salem, Mass, it is said, failed about two years
ago for large sum of money. He then owned
q large amount of property in that city, ships
at sea, immense timber lands in Maine, and any
amount of wild lands from that State to the
Mississippi river. He got an extension, bought
up his own paper, and his property has risen SO
fast on his own hands that it is thought he will
come out of it with about two millions Of dol
lars
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ResoaTeOf Sfs"any asfafsd Hernia,
sCtth esgE its Horrors =!

Those inaibe for the Of RUPTURE In all ito
forms in popularity the afflicted proclaim
to friends with hsarto, euredIm eued-radically
cured by the use of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REAlEDY''lN
The Medical Faculty Of country well England
universally appreciation th Cura
se Truss while they only that constructed
accordance with the principles As differs In effect so
differs action from all Others tits light and comfortable
closes completely the herna and perfectly retains the
rupture undrnny exercise But here let observed that no
alone the that the must FOL
they must io9k to its correct
with the ANATOMY the body the
o. that good it. Dr. awIsne ne cee
operations in mechanical surgery.
The RUPTURE aappiication whchia
taken up by facilitating adding cure
s aceran weakness thooweY
abdomen, predispositon rupture.
OF the this Truss and remedy
who devoted the study treatment
uptu examinations select s OF the right
stEeand shape % promote speedy and rsdicacuTc.
~ partcnlar attention given to Ruptured Childto
and others have their SLAVES CURED without
NESS.
Persons to secure the TRUSS aud RuPTuRE
REMEDY and avoid worthless mutations must to
name and number OF the store and TO inquire
or and have personal interview with
DR.. SHERMAN,
febaa tvap 10 st. Charles str
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A Coop REASON There was once clergy
man in New Hampshire noted for his long ser
mons and INDECENT habits. e How is it % said
a man to his neighbor, 9" that Parson P,
the LATEST man living, writes these interminable
sermons?'
"Why," said the other, &c he probably gets
to writing and is too lazy to STOP
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HERE rs. YOUR REMEDY
a Il HoLLoWA OINTMENT.

HoLLGWAYiS PILLS FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DfAR-
RHEA DIsoRDERED SToMa ChsPelton subject to these
mediocre than these nallahe Pills
the attended will
strengthening speedily the i'm
renders the digestive
eri Bile aid Disorders Of the Liver he ni nfe BY their
those who suffering from hot enates
adopt eGeeta remedy than HoLLoWAfS FILLS
They are a the best Family Medicine extant.
@ sof u eaiabshiae Strand
Temple Bar onon s the respectable Druggists
Dealers Medicines the United States In boxes at 81
eaeh Wholesale by the Drug Heasss The
CO., New Orleans.
ty saving in taking the large sizes
rsI To eaehhn d
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFICE,
rt

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning October 5, 1854 )
COTTON go. There was unusually active demand
yesterday the reached 1000 bales Prices
were without further change of moment;
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .........5 as Middling Fair. 9h8 az
Ordinary ....... .61sGTH Fair. .......... 100 4
Middlpg. .........8 0SI Good Fair. ..... %
Good Middlng. .S7SG0914 Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMENT.
Corror-hsies. ToBlccn-hhrs
Stock on hand Sept. ...........2 6,67S 23T12
Received since. ......... 6t.534 996
:. yesterday ........2 442- 6s776 ST. 1908
95454 2l7e5
Exported to date. .31975 1887
:. yesterday. 500. .I29l=33266 600 4s97
stock Oh hand not cleared. 621ss 1865
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nR. j: A. DE HART, DENTIST, 60.
y tendeshis proessonaservc the ladies
permanent, ocatedand having all the latemprove-
Those
svorng him with their operations
sashcory residence between
Bvarbon and Dauphin two doorsfrom Fonaes'r store
w FULL UPPER SETS OF TEETH the suction principle will
guaranteed to fit respect for s75 $780, FULL SETS
Upper and from &l25 to $500. apis iAt
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LAKE sTEA MERs.
MOBILE

F0R MoBILE-Daily o. s Mail -
Lins-sqnEs.r AssAs BAY 81. LOU teesf
rs, PASS CHRISTIAN and PASCAgOULA.-Tfs
piendid FLORIDA Capt J. Grant
Lake ad with superior
will ehv the Psneharan Raiiroad the
Lake Of The i2 osk storphg DAILY going
md SATURDAYS gong, AID on MONDAYS and TT3uRsDAYs
returning. =
EW papers mail bag on
Sundays md Wednesdays will landed by returning
Mondays and Thnrydsys. s339
An freight shipped
by steamer ole. Ssl.@ b a a-s
1T Extra baggage sggage, barssa cows etc.,
road by fdzS o'clock, hey ssbr5 90 day
Es The Way Mail Gag NJ. feays the Office Of the Agent
% R. sEbDEs, Agent. 10 Bank Place.
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a MEXICAN ARTISTS UNIoN.-TnE AMER


Il Ssa ssy @ ss d
grew ss sf oS Tas s % e
lasd to extensive sls @ Their and
$4,000 st .old
purchaser D,issr therefore, receives
sa 4s - 4s' sash
Ell s r ps ns BE sss % p weaR i
'pIsadid n cs.sioras
~ - -
Git isEst, asdiassly ssvs.ssd. - =
he COMMITTEE believing hat he sse Of Thu Great National
Undertaking viii materially promoted BY the energy and a.sse
he LIBERAL
viii Tssfs
e. s s anss ~ Shf hs s vii % psd in the
hands e s Committee due sos
100 Marble Bus of Washington e
e x x - ,sss
so Elegant Old Paintings in splendid gilt frames, a o
100 setsn Cd fsaias sSss
iii es eaoh 10 5000
oil. Of the Washington Monument, soras niche. -.
1906 ss sssl Plate Engraving: o different -
Artists unisn. 81 market vane Of from 50
f sFai, Dwelling fsss Sis. street. NsaIs.s
"a Building ii. ia is5 and lois. streets;
I'M City City sseh ssslsG fee. 8 e $4,000
magnificent Of the Hudson RIVER and : ~
50 '''$'''' !: i iss :sss &C. &C.
s ssSo . e e 3 s ssss ,s s,,SS
Reference i ssgst4 to ,ss Real Estate F. vIsscEs
Orders f @ ss sass4s is 3
a snii'
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sNAeaED. The G.. W. sparhawk, arrived
from Memphis yesterday, as she was running
close to the bank, picked up snag that was
sticking out from the shore, which entered the
larboard side of the boat, over the wood rank,
pitched into the state rooms, tearing them lite
rally to pieces, and then knocked over table
standing in the middle of the cabin. In the two
rooms that were demolished were three gentle
men passengers; one room contained two and
the other one, all of whom escaped unhurt. One
of them fell through the hole made by the snag
in the cabin, and brought up on top of pile
of wood alongside the boilers; the other two
got out as best they could. [St Louis Repub-
Iican 26th ult
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ELoPEMENr-The husband of very pretty
wife and soon to-be mother, residing at the
West end, eloped with young woman yester-
day afternoon having taken passage for New
York by the Norwich route. The deserted wife,
not fancying this style of treatment last evening
forwarded telegraphic dispatch to have the
parties arrested on the arrival of the boat at
Network, this morning. This will rather
check the programme of the elopement, The
wife is not above 10, and is quite pretty [Bos-
ton Bee.
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q EMONS--50 boxes, in prime order, now
u landing steamship Philadelphia, for sas by
A. 4. COCHRAN & HALL,
fsrsyer etrea
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SHOT AND BAR LEAD-50 kegs landing
oS lf3, l95 and lot Tohoup,toulas street,
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SOAP--Northern, Western and New Orleans
~ Brown SOAP, for sale by L. J.. HART d Co,
fTchon tnuAh Etreat
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ssRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT B

Id EMOVAL-JosEPH RoDRIGuEs, Tailor and
a Dyer the Triton Walk
lee No. Julia Garondee Baronne
streets where he will be happy his old friends
nh q II j a IN
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8 ssNHHKs IN 4N ~ n E.-TAEsra H#S$

Unable SALT-30 bbls in bags.
s9ss CONVERSE CO, corner Canal and New La
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I'D ROOMS 800 dozen Plain and Fancy.
d sq5 2w CONVERSE CO. corner Canal and New Levee
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NEW YoRK-stesmhip csseat csf4 bale. cotton ITO bills
-four pkgs mdss
HAyRE-ship B Milam-is1' bale. e,stou 600 slaves.
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DOUCHONG TEA-3OO half chests, in store
q and for sae by E. J. HART a Co.
and Tchoupiteuas
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EsITRON-6 cases Genoa, for sale by
L , s23 AT COCHRAN 4 HALL, 36 Gravier stree
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NTANILLA AND HARDWARE PAPER
lVH reams larding per ship Tempest for sale by
J.HARf 1903, los aud l01 Tchoupoulas street.
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rANDLES-15O boxes New York Refined
Y sa5 9w CONVERSE CO corner Canal and Ne Ieyee.
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NTACKEREL bbls No. Large New, for
lyH sale by H. L. STONE a co, Gravsr st. iyasiw
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nOUGHTY'S PRESERVES-20 cases quarts
" assorted landing per ship West Wind, for sale by
o Ell. HART q 8 07 Tchnupltpuas street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-05

pLACK PEPPER-1OO bags, in store and
, for sale by E. J. HART co.
1C3, los and l0T Tohoutitonas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-05

HOSHEN BUTTER-17 frkins choice land
Y III log from ship W Jarvis for sale by
E,J leh and LOT Tehonptoulaa street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-05

u EMOVAL-S. DE WISER & CO, Impor-
of Havana Sugar, Cigars, Coffee etc..
Naua1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-05

Nd OCK CANDY-50 boxes Red and White
y landing from ship Reskaway to ta,, by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-05

ALE AND BROWN STOUT-1S0 boxes Rey
~ nod Phlaa phia lsnain ship Rockaway sale
o. j. HART CO. lts los and lol Tchoupi,ouas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-05

Z IME-2086 bbls prime Rockland, in quansi-
- ties Init purchasers landing bark Splendid nd frRale
~ A. +. COCHRAN L., Graye Cd
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Nor RENT-SToRE No. 70 Camp street, fss
occupied by the seriter., from November Eli
oS GEO W. HY NSaNs g. co, Camp street.