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Drugs, .Westctsees and Chemicals.

Dr. E. J. COKE, No. 95 Camp street.
tD DR. E. J. coxE's PREPARATIONS in extensive use ,or
n0AFy fifteen merits acquired
surpassed II eqnaled by similar he NORTH
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EAlRAGT OF CoPAlYA, sARSAPARGLLA AND CUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGES
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
\, AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PEN
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
NsS For sale by DruggfstB generally IT,, o+,
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Reduction OF Prices!
P. & E. REILLY & CO.,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
Will reduce from and after Monday their entire stock Of
WINTER DRY GOODS,
Which comprise FASHIONABLE IMPORTED as well ~
domestic DRY GOODS. Among their extensive assortment may
be found the following leading articles viz;
RICH FRENCH CAL1CoEs, from 10 cents to % cents;
FRENCH CASHMERE D'ECoSsE, all aolors, at u;
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BRoCtiE AND WATERED BARBOUR;
FLouNCBD BAREGE ROBES;
PLAIN, PLAID AND DAMAsK BLACK SILK
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE
eros NAPLES, all cslors
New Style PLAID SILKS
New Style BRoCADE SILKS /;
FLouNCED AND BAHADERE SILK ROBES;
CLoAKs PELISSEs IN CLOTH AND VELVET ofths Newest
Styles
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEF COLLARS AND cHEML
ZETTES;
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES;
MOURNING GOODS.
ALTO 81 BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES
BLACK MERINo AND CASHMERE;
BLACK TIuBET; BLACK ALPACA
BLACK BoMBAzINEi
BLACK FoULARD;
BLACK CHALLYi
BLACK (LADIEs) CLOTH !
All Styles of MOURNING EMBRoIDERIEs, ETC., etc.
TABLE LINENS splendid assortment Of DAMASRsi TABLE
CLOTHS AID NAPKINS Of every size.
LINEN sIIEETlNG, from "a to1qa. .@' .o
SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS
.. P. g. g. REILLY g. CO., n.y..
feb6 Gt7p Corner Canal and ROYAL streets.
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ssNOprA soro,-senori,a sotos benefit occurs to.mos
row evening. is her anal and farewell appearance in
this city and will ofcourse collect great many witness
the dancing and admire her great personal beauty The
amusemens for the beyond sotos own parts are
very attractive and will trust, draw crowded audi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

friend P p werlen No Camp street. continually
hronged with the fair daughters of Sunny South -
His stock of and beautiful music cannot be exeerd
IN either variety extent by any house in this city
lind upon table few specimens of this superb stock
The Western Breezcs schotsch, by Frederick Krigpr
Katy Did Polka,n by Julien; Les Gloches Du hIonas
tere or THE Monastery Bells by Let6beure N6iy,
Ladies, give him call and make your selections.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

The TWENTY SECOND OF Observation-Disclosures nre
paratons being made in northern cities for
the celebration of the anniversary Of Westinghouse birth
day. the ed inst In Philadelphia the Legislature of Penn
syVania will be entertained dinner in honor of the
passage of the Consolidation BILL by which the city of
Philadelphia and the Districts brought under one
Municipal Government
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE NEW oRLEANs DAILY oREsoENr.
Bp tbe Southern Itnf.
Further by the Arabia.
IMPORTANT FROM ST. PETERSBURG.

REJECTION OF THE List NOTE ~
New York, Feb. s.-The Herald of this city publishes
letter from its London correspondent who writes under
date of the 10th u stating that dispatches had been
ceived from St. Petersburg affirming in the most positive
terms that the Emperor of Russia had violently rejected
the late propositions of the four Powers
BATTLE OF ClTALE.-The Russian force engaged in the
recent battle of Citale embraced % 600 men,
MOVEMENTS ON DANuRE.-The Turks at the last &C.
counts were actively preparing to the Danube at
point near Ncopois. -
Turkish force Of 900 troops concentrated
Kalatat
General Ludors had crossed the Danube Itale and
was marching on Shumla
Accounts from Bucharest state that the wounded the
Russian army arriving there in great numbers the
trains pouring in day and night. The city was filled with
them and large proportion utterly unable to pro-
cure accommodation, shelter attendance. The suffer
Ing dreadful.
MOBILE, Feb. 9.-New York dates of the I'd and Sd
Inst at hand this morning. the mail of the 4th due
under the schedule, having failed
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To sheEn1xxea-
NJ A D A M.PI. A y IL

NA "A u n III L Ii A II N
ofera her Ladies' of New Orleans 70,
ansns Of me following dseasest PRoLAPsUs UTERL
soRsEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
hefFeament adopted by her is has ,ovoro
surgeons of Paris London New srk ,nd
ade abe can refer TO- iusifes
sitAe Uterus, sot of nature can be cured
Madam devOea herself exclusively to the of
can be consulted DAILY at berteBdence.
nylS eptf 1Se 81. y,
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Mn. ]. suLsBEE.-We had the pleasure of meeting MIR
John silsbse-otherwise Yankee Subsequently, He
arrived here on Tuesday evening company with Ander
son, the tragedan and will commence an engagement in
this city in about four weeks the St. Charles Theatre
Il is something like ten twelve years we believe since
Mr. ssbee last appeared in this city He has since trar
eed in Europe and still farther heightened the honors
he won here We understand that Mr. silsbce is to pey
M engagement at Memphis before commencing here.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

MIR EVERETT ON TEE NEBRASKA BILL--Ths Daily Ad.
Verser OF Boston which is understood represent the
Of Mr. Everett has taken decided stand in op-
position to Douglass Nebraska bill This is supposed to
indicate Nh Eyerett's opposition to the bill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

CoLp WEATHER IN LoNpoS.-Au ACCOUNTS that we have
seen state that the in England has been unexam
pied In severity Nobody remember anything like it.
The cold was so intense in London that on the night
the Sd of January two of the London police were found
frozen TO death
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

HEAVY RopRERY.-The treasury of Hardin county, O.,
at henton was robbed the night of the 18th ut Of
sS7e9 The safe contained 81 285 but $3.50 had been
placed in book and was overlooked
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pera,aegnh EsofeY.
SesCeat T. Taylor,
Creme DE Romsy Champagne,

An entirely different article Bou1y o. ot. b,S
Ne no" LANDING $50 ssksta s the above other
quarts and pintS, and will teesiy Of e.. .v,
further supply "
h' VINE decidedly superior any Champagne imported
a market ~ well known By all who JACQURss0S
- brand Of ethercREME De RouzY EsILLEKY
- Also on hand, uasa Of The b. WINES So,
LIQUORS in the market which will sold en- as Reasonable
any other louss in the city ~
janis Gptf sKWRLI r TAYLOR NJ >. p.-.,
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Ice IN THE RIVER AT ST.. LounA Geographic dispatch
to the Baltimore Clipper dated St Louis Feb q, says
hundred yards sinking the steamers Asia and St Anpe
and seriously damaging the Garden and the City of Gin
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ES~ The Shreveport Southwestern says that Mrs E
Foster recently arrived in that place. and died in two days
after her arrival She unknwon to any one there
but was supposed to be from New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

REw IprA.-We observe that Mr. Waldbridra of
New York has proposed amendment to the Constjtn
uon providing for the election of collectors and r9stmas
ters by the people So go. Every thing nova
must be done by the people. The peope-the people
popular rghtspopnar sovereignty, thu Batchworas
every demagogne Nothing is to be left agents Tho
people must constitute the Legislature the judiciary the
Executive This is the tendency of things at the
mond Mail AtSi'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

REPORTED Loss STEAMER J. L. DAY.-The agents
in this city have received information of the loss of the
steamer j. L. Day, but particulars We find in the
Savannah Georgian the following paragraph:
The Tallahassee Sentinel ofJanuary 81 reports the loss
of the James L. Day United States mail steamer which
Key West, touching Apalachcoa ST. Marks and Tam
pa. The Sentinel says:
Tho steamer James L. Day broke In two in the Spanish
Hole. We have just received the of the disaster
without the particulars She has been towed up to the
wharf at St Marks and the better opinion is that she will
be unfit for further service. No lives lost
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Louisiana L.egihIature.
gorrrspanotute Of TIE Crescent,

gnrrespnnnfrfe NE +hr G-Ysafert -=.--===
-
Tn +ba rro,,so n In o,, =, - - y s 80 :,
and convont;ona, VI
=. 's'seS was iepotteo ny she 'odi-
Thursday NEXT Mr. Robarts f n,o., :..ss, .
Hill reo,ir;, ,h pa., - a., IA. = - oIAeeN
Rs,istar +1o 49,, :, 49,, - ~ -, Az" o--''ns "
tn yote three
al e,oot;o 49,. - - AZ, " 'y uAio1p" " sonsi
Il oonv of sucb reoistrv Nv potsut, ~. W.
answer If A Dimtry Ia Tho ia vitot;o ,ia..a, - Ii,
by the committee to da,ivar Io,t,,ra ~, ~.
of Education accenti,o tba iv;t+;o, a..
uaoemsnts in Nav or,eon No rro1s ,ar,r;t ''
The following h;l,s yvero +ha,- .raso,,tas =.
. ono far M pa,;af 80 H. r III
crla.ns, a,.D ~ rornan4 ~, f, .saag - NV
Guards which was refarraa a. ~ 1,.;aia,.
do not know wbv sucb n oo,,raa s, -
sary unless il was s,pnossd to inrso, "a a.,
the Executive
The Houss than nro,oodaa - ~ ~,
and took nm the act artboriz,o tho t f NJ o.,
to subscribe to tho Nav orls,,. Ito.,, 60
Northern Railroad Comnapv. also tbo Nav o.,oa,a.
opelousas and Great Western Railroad comnanv
Mr. Cronsnt offered an amsndnent IN Tho sffa,+ tAo.
no money should be maid in ,,nder that section; 1as
the Company should locate the depot in Canal sat n
stead of the present site near the canal
This gave rise to A. long and erc;ting doha+a a .
opposed by Messrs Campbell and Roherts 1ho a,,a,,
ment was, on motion of Mr.. Campbell laid upon the
table Yeas 40 nays 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

Ice FALLlNd-on account of the prospect of an alum
dant of ice this the rice of the article has
been reduced at Boston to large domestic consumers from
IS to II cents per hundred pounds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

In very thin house an actress smoke very
low in her communication with her lover The acton
whose benefit it happened be exclaimed with face of
nobody to hear us - - S 40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

The number of newspapers printed in the
state Of Illinois Is 1854 Dalies 20 Tri-weeklies Week
les us semimonthiss Monthlies 4, and Bi-month
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

El .4migo Del Pals, of Santa Fe, of the 28tb
December announces the death, at Dona Ana in New
mexico OF James Madison Smith, who WAS at one time
editor Of hs Madisonian but recently attached 10
The Iaird Auditors office He leaves large family in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

8S-We are under obligations to Mr. j " Martin, clerk
OF the steamer New World for Arkansas papers Also to
the gentlemanly clerk of the steamer Glendale of the
Startling, for late Cincinnati and Memphis nanprs
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HsMEesltiaaes.

Julien was to give a concert in Louisville on
the evening of the Sth inst
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New Works

De BOWS RErIKw.--Ne have received the Februar,
number Of the above review containing valuable articles
% Turkey the Indians Of the United States the manu-
lectures q the United States Agriculture etc The
present number well printed like all its predecessors
and has merit like to its reputation
Household Words for the present month is On our
Table with great amount of pleasant miscellaneous
matter 1t is about cheap any magazine or pertod
cal Of the kind, and well worth the amount of its sub
scription price
We are indebted to j. C, Morgan in Exchange Place,
near the Postofice, for both the above magazines
We have received from the author an essay entitled
History Of the Yellow Fever in New Orleans in 1853
by D. Fenner NJ D We shall refer to 1t hereafter AT
more length.
1--WE are indebted to Hon. s A Douglas for public
documents,
a The clerk of the steamer Buckeye has cur thanks
tor oincinnati and Louisville papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

ron TExAs-The steamship Perseverance will sail this
morning at O'Clock for Galveston and Indisnola.
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.FeIU Books,
Gs- FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
lO5 CANAL STREET. los
R'etU Books.

AUD ~ '-i' lUD
CALHouNs WoRKsvol containing spseehe. in tie United
States Senate Edited by Richard Crails
ALCOHOL AND THE CONSTITUTION OF MAN. By Youm,n,
BROWNS PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICS AS IN PHENOMENA
NATURE.
VALENTINES HISTORY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
DE QulNCEY's PHILOSOPHICAL WRITERS AND OTHER MES,
OF LETTERS
POEMS AND PARoDIES. BY Phohe Carey
DR.. FENNER's HISTORY OF THE EPIDEMIC YELLOW FEvvp
OF 1883 Nv
COUNT CHRIsTovAL- Part ..
JOHN the Hand Counts in The Bush B
Emily Careu. tebIo gtSn
GtRANBERRIES-lo bbls. in store. for solo
- By II. l. stone co eTavftr s,tes.
P OIL BUTTER-50 half bhls. Prime in
IA q store and for sale by 80
te6io H. /, STONE CO etavisr street.
4 N0DFISH-200 boxes in store and for sale bv
~ fsbl0 II. l. STONE a CO. / Grayisr s,sEst
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. :. February o,

ST. CHARLES Mics Cos RawlnGs four daughters and
Auaap Mrs Lowry Mrs Donedsqa, Raw ing, 7 Bar
Wright, N " Al Williams R Greene, W II Armstrong
sKNy and lady G W Mcconnell, S rriplett French KY
B Ts Ens Mr. PE ssgp N thsys ..a BROOKE q
Ea.1 Hp snead Ark sisbsa, Md; Scott. VA Judge
Hopkins Ala Estes Browne and iHSy DR. Stone NSs'0n'
vERANDA II Norris II Pollard lady, Reynolds
lady Miss Murphy Sterling, RahaIdsop La Nelson,
Ky ods steamer weumpka; Pethcne Jas Mcclure Jas
Moore C,n; Benhsn Col H Rivers DR. WanIon and lady,
g Burns, steamer Glendale; w Pottlnge Ind; Poindsn
ter, IL Ludwigan 10.
ST. LOUIS. H Harding Anderson, Ala Tabe Geo JOneS
and lady Gary Miss Nj Cne Mrs Fort Conrad, lady,
three children and Rhsa Ms Wsoiall Mira Olivia
Watts Miss Mary Mills Al q Mills G II Rhea L o Rhep,
Whitman, Miss Donald srv LaA Green and y Miss,
CITY II ssIe 2 Floyd Devsli Gibson, Pqr,
Jno ATncker Jas Tucker, Washington, Moore,
ygs suhS na Pay,on oAo Hamilton Raay
ARCADE j SapP T b Gaifln, Wds Welle, Fer
span, Mallory ] Barrh Morrison, NJ Flsmning Nj
Nelson Barnea Miss J W Kelly, Marshall J snead, I II
Woodruff, La NJ j Bonhsms Ala; D. Fern Ky.
#
ONE WORD TO THE SEDENTARY. Those who
compelled impure atmosphere
which wholly unfit for the the lungs owing
OF the bowels conspated the
skin closed all the functions body dsrangod;
Asthma Cough Pains the Breast d
of the Heart Rheumatic Pains the body gdd
variety Of other distressing complaints
sedenary habits.
WRGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS disperss
pleasas symptoms single dose will all give relief
repeated few will sssuedly the body health
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by j. WRIGHT CO.,
fsbs sqp No. ISL Charsreu st.
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SNssaesas.tgEa.

tSKs,3stl5ftFStSEI.
ToNlC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
I'D Prepared only by
DIR. E. ]. COKE,
No. s6 CAMP STREET.
40 Inc strongest Preparation made, daily u,.d for the
HunE VI DISEASES OF THE LIVER GENERAL DERANGG
MENT, with DEBILITY of the WHOLE SYSTEM
70 Tobs had at No. IS Camp aud Of Drugsi,s sano,,,v ia,
rs eeN sA'''' '''
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Stock offered at Gerry E0aO Prices,
no CLOSE THE SEASONS BUSINESS,
CARPETING, FURNIT RE, Etc.
Oh ROYAL STREET O5
GB The undsnsd has complete stock Of Capesng
si.tingOf
ADMINISTER, sAxoNY, VELVET,
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, THREEPLY,
INGRAM AND VENETIAN.
MOSAIC, SAXoNY ADMINISTER AND CHENILLE RUGS
ADELAIDE, CHAIN BRUSH, sHEEPsKIN AND COCOA MATS.
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
WOODEN AND LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS
LAMPACETTE, BRoCATELLE, DAMAsK, LACE AND MUSLIN
CURTAINS,
PRINCES, GIMPs, CORDS, TAsSEIS, ste,
CoRNICEs AND CURTAIN PINS.
full assortment Of Fancy Articles comprising SEvRES CHINA
BISCUIT BRONZE sTATuETTEs and MANTEI. oRNA-
MENTS LAMPS, VASES CLOCKS, eto.
CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY, SILVER and PAPER MACHE
WARE.
F q RN | I U r E. ."..
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY OAK PARLOR, BEDROOM md
DINING ROOM FURNITURE WRITING DESKS, WORK Ia.
BLES, FANCY CHAIRS ETAGEREs, etc
Particular attention requested the CARPETGNG
all fresh goods, of direct Importation.
sbs tt?p p. MALLARD.
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valentines,

A 7 J. Q. NJ q K G A s,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Pon-odee.
t The subsrbvrs VALENTINES for 1854 consists
Of entirely PATTERNS Style superior to
that he has ever before offered to the public.
SrT 7tqn j. c. MORGAN.
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D1'. Reeday,s

oHILLs and EEyER, eHAGREs FEVER
And all fTxERs Sow # y En 70 1qq Type
# En- oS sal. by Il E p BEACH d Chemist
Conner q By aoTnsr
Shelby College, sHeEbyuttIe, K.y.
ES Eatrelr recognized supervision Dr. A. GuEsTZ
experienced educator E. W MORGAN Dsiu.
gishsd Graduate Of Yves. Point BY complete
! monty efficient Faculty.
| E7- Themtmber Of Students is strictly limited ar@
This InautOn empowered por
| THE LOCATION is most aaabriena delightful.
ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT WATER from sprnra az
we'll as Colossal ciaterns.
BUILDINGS Spacious Comnodus Dampness
| APPARATUS Complete, and Superior in all Departments.
THE LIBRARIES number upwards thousand Volumes
THE COURSE OF thorough md adanad IN
ALLPURPosEs OF PRACTICAL embracing all SO ,ed
English and Commercial Branches together with Clacs
Mathematics Modern Languages Philosophy Engineering
ogy, Chemistry etc. for ssuesasn pursuit hch
studies extraordinary opportunities offered.
DISCIPLINE PARENTAL bat at ,he time soentiousy ar
in accordance with the MILITARY ORGANIZATION of this
Institution,
GYMNASTICS and MODERATE MILITARY DRILL oonty;bpt
greatly the promotion Of Hesh npart genlerany gait.
etc., the other the MILITARY DISCIPLINE
engsnders habits of Punctuat Regularity Order Nssaess
Person, etc, etc.
EE- United with this Colsgeiaa
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ANDA
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
both Of which particular attention. the Preparatory School
Boy. ron twelve upwards admitted.
G The ensuing Term the LIST Of February
DR.. A. GUESTZ, President
COL. E. W. MORGAN v p. ofsb.h1 col1szo
k The President Of this College will be- at The ST CHARTS
HOTEL towards the close of the month"; take
charge :, II ST. from this City.
oncs ~ mi, n.ner " '"'
- 49, P ~. r,o,-, , .
kb AFroAlloNs ana plftCI0Ns OF pRrsnts who desire
personal interview may be len at tho St. Hotel
The public are referred to the following azt1sn,an Of No.
and vioinitv. : " '"'
2 A APbs0N Sen SEN EPsa LANES HOPKINS.
TEOs ANSLY Esa - ~ fFitar ~ % ~ ha4t
GhESDY BURKE ESQ hEP0 On sGTRsNprps,,p
4. T. BURNLEY ESQ., Eeg
HON GARRETT I TT, DUNCAN, dewitt, Norton &oo)
WIAW FFT nyVFs ~ ESQ NON 9opGE l. STIRLING,
1ifs6N HaRRTsoW s9, pryy raSr5 81 Pransis1i LA
WILLIAM g. G HTwEs sfEFs n A WrhHEAp
jant1 2w2dp&2w8dp - = Ne'S''
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I.fsiy.d :. t d's d 1a VII be
MORNING NE&T 10 ei f p,ia sfs S Fn ~
a. s%Sss b. ff o 5 oo s n R en- HsTfnss
New orleans, February 8, 1851. - 4'-' fsb9 a.
SsTRAYED or STOLEN from tbe foot -
sadie adfs ad @ Az F oa ns
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LippsssCOfs, Gr0aasbO y CO.'s
GAZETTEER no 1854

NEW AND COMPLETE GAZETTEER of tho UNITED sTATEs
Giving full and comprehensive present
dustry and the Confsdeac embracing
important Typographical and Historical information
original Eourees together with tbs results of the
Population and Statistics By Thomas
and ]. Thomas NJ. D.. For sale by
j. B. STEEL,
febs 2t2p go Cnmp street
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SttUes'sCa1'e .H0saaGfucsoyu.
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL sTREETa
B The subscribers have hand and are
from their factory in he atty ''"h
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF sTLvERWARE
OF the richest and nsrest patterns suck az;
PLAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS;
COFFEE CUPS AND sAUCERS;
CAKE BASKETS
PITCHERS .,@M
WATERS "
cAsToRs;
CARD RECEIVERS; DiAeANl Elk STANDS
POWDER BOXES;
PUNCH BOWLS;
VEGETABLE DISHES:
BUTTER COOLERS;
TUMBLERS;
TOILETTE BOXES. TEA BELLS;
cANDLEsTIcKsi
NAPKIN RINGS;
GoBLETs;
In addition to our usual large stock of 'oF''
FORKS; eno,,,,
CRUMB sCRAPERs; FISH CApvEps
SUGAR slFTERs; soup TaD1rs
PIE, CAKE, FISH, DESSERT and PICKLE KNIVES.
..,. JELLY, PRESERVE GRAVY SPOONS. etc
All Of which arc of
T U r Il SILVER
tD- For sale by HYDE g Ca0npTc.r
atthelr NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
uto zptni Canal and ROYAL streets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

ARkANsAs.-our Arkansas exchanges are crowded with
reports of railroad meetings. communications upon rail
roads and editorials 1t evident that the people of Ar
kansas sensible of the great advantages gained
from the contamination of the various railroad projects
which foot within their borders Arkansas
only needs slight infusion of railroad progress develop
her resources and place her among the first most
dourishing States OF the Southwest.
The Fayetteville Independent of the 26th ut has the
following items:
John Robinson Esq, Of this county was thrown from
horse Saturday last and severely injured that
he died next day.
PANrHER.We hear that Of those terrific beasts has
been frightening somebody few miles from town II
Aransaw can't take their dogs and guns go out
and kill the monster, they ought to be frightened.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

80 Ihs clerk of the steamer Buckeye has cur thBnkt
for Cincinnati and Louisville papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

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