davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28
fl Chance to Purchase

l =--.- aR CNfGEeCG ED 4Ds&FfRNS2
0VERCO ATS,
AND ALL HEAVY WINTER CLOTHING,
B- AT VERY Low PRICES. AZ
L. f ID NJ y N R o E & CO.,
"a Magazine st, corner of Grayer.
~ We would call peons want Of the
style of Clothing the Thare is no huubur
in this We are determined to close the now hand low
prices can do .-
COME ONE IND I'LL.
TWO THOUSAND oyERcoATs-alIk nda 5... FL
ONE THOUSAND R.. c, AND o. b. VESTS.
-FOUR THOUSAND PAIRS coLoRED CASHMERE PANTS.
THREE HUNDRED BLACK AND BLUE CLOTH CLDAgs
....ALso
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. ~
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Eg The mmense stock kept at this always enabe
to please pare perhaps better than in New sas
and having but price, uou very much reduced wa hon,
will fail to give call
The stock consists in addition to the above, Of
EVERY STYLE AND DESCRIPTION OF CLOTHING, NOW IN
VOGUE AND FURNISHING GOODS.
ALFRED MUNR0E & co,
jsn2i Sl2p ltW "a Magazine utreot, corner 81 avier
Reduction Of Prices
P. & Z. REILLY & CO.,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
WI" Feaae from and after Monday tbs 9Th their
WINTER DRY GOODS
winch eomTse the most FASHIONABLE IMPORTED well
domestic DRY GOODS. Among s.nsiys assortment NAV
be found the following leading ARTICLES viz:
RICH FRENCH CALICOES, h.1 is cents to IS c.uts.
FRENCH CASHMERE DECOsSE, all color., atsl;
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK; %..=
BROCEE AND WATERED BARBOUR.
FLouNcsD BAREGE ROBES;
PLAIN, PLAID AND DAMASK BLACK SILK.
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE;
eros DE NAPLES ali so0rs;
New Style PLAID SILKS;
New Stye BRoCADE SILKS;
FLouNcED AND BAYApERE SILK ROBES:
CLoAKs AND PELssEs IN CLOTH AND VELVET of tia Se,
Styles;
EMBROIDERED HANDKEgcufEFS cnIrARs AVN -rIp,,r
zETTES
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES:
URN1NG GOODS
Al "a BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES;
BLACK MERINo AND CASHMERE;
BLACK THIBETf BLACK ALPACA:
BLACK FouzARD BLACK BoMBAzrNEi
BLACK CHALLY;
BLACK fLADIEStA CLOTH
All styles Of MOURNING EABRo1DERIEs, etc. Ella.
TABLE LisENs-s splendid of DAMAsKs TABLE
LINEN SfIEETTNG, from toI24
SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS, from IS M
P. T. L, REILLY q co,
lss bt.p Corner Canal and Roys streets.
Floor. Ola Cloths.
TODD & co.
tY- Have on hand large assortment of
o R OIL CLIO THIS,
New and beautiful deagns "a wide sui. any
IT ID D & CO.
1ee9s 6t2p No. l2o CANA street Royal Touro Buildings
TIE Surprise,
CORNER of GRAVIER and cARoNDELET STREETS
ENocH EvERITT.
- !eall IMP WM. E. REDDlNG.
H'er0seGssh Hotel,
NEW ORLEANS.
9 Una well known establishment having undergone complete 70
per' etc. during the open public aud
same.
10 The accommodations for Families unsurpassed BY any o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

8. ". e7Rao0dy's Shirts.
TRY THEM
tB HALE DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR a. onward.
~attAnsd perfect it, beautifully seva will
eff
The entirely stock
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
selected in the North by s. MOODY from tho a fl,bon.
offered at pTopooGstely lsw prcss all plain gsres
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER IN ANY STYLE
Home Mandatory SHIRT COLLARS cRAEATs NEcKTtEs
UNDER GARMENTS and every description Neadlsrork
~ Copy the addtess;
5, N. M0ODY3s,
{Formery Of LEIGHTON Il Co3sA
N, o. SHIRT AND GENTLEAfEE,S FURNISHING EMPORIUM
ian2s slap Corner Of Canal At and Exchange pa.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

s EHre eeFgapized under the supev9s e Dr. A. GuENT2
most experienced Educator and Colonel f. W MORGAN Da
gushed Graduate OF West ssn assisted by complete
monty efficient Faculty.
RB- TIE nR,aber Of Students is strictly limited. ley
This Institution empowered
THE LOCATION is most aalubriouI delightful.
| ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT WATER from Springs 40
well IA Colossal Cserus
BUILDINGS Spacious Conuoous fro panpn.s. etc. m
APPARATUS Complete, and Superior In all De artnlents,
THE LIBRARIES number upwards five ysltinea
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION truly thorough and adapted to
ALLPuRFosRs OF PRACTICAL Lff embracing all so called
EnglA aud Commercial Branches together with the tasas
Mathematics Modern Languages Philosophy, Engineering,
ogy Chemistry, for puru which
stadiea extraordinary opportunities offered.
DISCIPLINE Parental bat the time eocnoly beiag
in accordance viii! tbs MILITARY ORGANIZATION Of this
Institution.
GYMNASTICS and MODERATE MILITARY DRILL contt5but.
greatly 70 the promotion Health import santenAuly gait.
ot.., etc, the other aad, MILITARY DISCIPLINE
engsRdes habits Paaetaal Regularity, Order,
Person, etc ete
Ter u=,ed Fstst shls Cole &c lss
-T SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, AND "A
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
boh Of which particular Preparatory School
Boys rcra twelve years upwards admitted.
E The ensuing Term the LIST Of Fssrsay 1874
DR.. A. euEHTz President.
COL, +. W. MORGAN, V. r otshelby College.
E Colleg. will at tie ST CHARLES
HOTEL towards tha close Of the preaeAtmonh He
charge sEsudeas this Ctr.
t CATALOGUES, exhibiting Tsrtas etc. may obtained at Tho
oHcs eth paper.
IF APPLICATIONS and DIRECTIONS Of parents who desire
personal may ST. Charles Iio,sl
Tbs pass referred TO the following Orleans
and vicinity.
APRs9S &c., e. e TE og I5Ss4oE ESQ.,,
bR hsS4 aER REV p E 1E5: ( c'''''a3
$EESRy HTkKE, w. SEfoSsE niEiEssEReER
cot / ~ 65aySs'" NJ g. "a a. NORTON, Eq
S ShST non u6sf s / Eos stl 2
aAsaso Vs. h'%yS. &IKaR t.
9If EwEs 1 ts IVAN TWs ssss sss.s.,.
jsnl7 4w44r&4wadp
SsaceraD0s.e .HEanasfdcs0ry,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
t The subscribers have hand constantly receiving
from their factory in the etty,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF sILvERwARE,
Of She richest and newest patterns. saeh "a
PLAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS
COFFEE CUPS AND SAuCERs;
CAKE BASKETS
.....~. PITCHERS;
-.-~- 49, WATERS
.-- 3-3 .~@-."- cAsroRs; ..~.
CARD RECEIVERS 1A'' Els HANDS
POWDER BOXES -..g~=%
PUNCH BOWLS; --.-
VEGETABLE BlsHFs;
BUTTER co0LERs;
-.=~ -.s - TuMBLERs
ro,rrrrs aovra ..5@ TEA BELsi
'>'A'' A''S's a1o'nHrs 5v,,.
IN addition 10 our usual lar3s ssoek Of
FORKS; SPOONS
CRUMB SERAFERsi FISH cARyERs..
SUGAR STETERsi SOUP IApita. 81
PIE CAKE, FISH, DESSERT ana PICKLE KNIVES;
JELLY, PRESERVE aud GRAVY SPOONS etc
All Of which re warranted OF
PURE SILVER,
LET For sale by HYDE & GOODRICH,
at their NEW ESTABLISHMENT, !
Us 2ptni GaHal ii Royal street. .
sesCeit Y. Taylor,
NO. Is ROYAL. STREET,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, GORDIALs, etc, etc.
WHOLESALE 4RD REFILL
k9 See adEersse1aenti in anothsr eonnn. d's 2p.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28
sa Splendid Stock OF Winter
II lTIIrNG All BRINE II A s,mnnhr r,ns,n

On Friday January a. O'Clock NJ ANN MARIA BAIIn
nat Of Mary land. '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28
Direct Importation

o
JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY SCISSORS etc. every variety,
k# Wholssae and Retail Depot in New Orleans, at
GUI ION -,
janis qp9w Cerror of St. Charles and srsats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

consumption Gasast2bEe.
Sea CHS BREAST LINIMENT
g Not only all those paps sides and
back aahdusg the Inflammation and throat
which consumptte liable prevents snsy the far
her formation Of tabere The h with tbs drqo
tons and regimen tho deesn 10
sens aeady afflicted with ha disease predisposed
The principle Of this apon the stsst and most
soienfa opinions all men Of The da and
not hut be approved of.
For sale by E D BEACH Chemist and tpobecary corner
Of Chare and Custom HOUSE streeis THOMAS RANKIN oEssr
Foydas cap Streets sYNE of Canal aud carop
delst ias et9,&fttu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

flames HOPKINS. Esd,
Eb. WILL JOHNSTON, ESQ.,,
editor Of ths CrescsIt,1
REV. DIR LEhCDCK,
[ALpRONsE hlEIENBRRGER.
NJ. O. "a h. NORTON, Esq
- Hewitt, Norton &sa,)
] HON. JUDGE ], L, STIRLING
j ~ Of st, FranolsyiGe, La,
| REV. JOSEPH h. WALKER.
wan. WHITEHEAD, Esq,
, " (WhitshsAd Il Chambers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

Sharing a LUXURY.
G UION'S SILVER STEEL
= WARRANTED RA2oRS.
G Each Razor sold guarantee can exchanged il
hhond not please s purchaser They finely tempered that the
will shave tbs difficult boards with greatest case.
EE Each Razor IA stamped 4. F, GutoN warranted
tY- Sold Wholesale aud Retail .#-.-5
G uI0 MS,
jan2e 2p2w Corner of St. Charles and Canal streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28
GARDNER SMITHS SALES.
Shelby Coitegc, sSsetbypitte, Ku.

EpEARD, J, A. & MAY, Auctioneers, APP
n , preissra, etc. g Banks Arcade, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28
The .vesp Orss0,ss Printing Mouse,

---- X NEW AND HUME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 80 CAMP STREET,
"u- Between Poydran and Natelez.)
= pron.;a,or. 4 W. SCOTT SHERMAN,
-.gi l51 Eiop''e1ofs' EDWARD G. WHARTON,
as Al this Establishment CltEApLY NEATLY aud
EXPEDIrIOUsLY all kinda of -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28
Theatres and Exhibitions,

} BROADWAY THEArRK-Shakspeare Is tragedy OF Romeo
and Juliet announced for this evening the receipts
being for the benefit of Miss Julia Dean She will appear
juliet, and Mr. Conway Romeo. The amusements
win conclude with the comedy Of Faint Heart Never
Won Fair Lady"
BowRRy THEATRE-The complimentary benefit to Mr.. r.
Johnston off this evening, when will be presented
5he BLACK Damon and his Friend Pythiasn and Cole
mans play Of the "Iron Chest
BuRToN's THEATRE-The same bill as last evening Is
nnounced--namely the farce of "a Tempest in a Tea.
,ot /" and Shakspeare's comedy OF 'The Tempest" In
he first piece Miss Raymond and Mr.. Jordan play their
PARTS well All the company appear in the last There
ittoo much time lost between the acts.
NATIONAL THgATRE-The manager Of this establishment
yinds that nothing will take well Uncle Toms Ca
bin and he therefore IL again for this
ing He produced piece called The Child Of Pray
or, but Il has not succeeded
wNl1cK's THEArRE-The selections for this evening
are the comedy Of Prison and Palace the comedy
OF Hearts at Fault and the farce of IA Pretty Piece of
Business" The receipts are for the benefit of Mr. r.
A. Vincent.
AMERICAN MUSEUM I'm the afternoon the farces of g An
Alarming Sacrifice and Paddy Miles Boy" and in the
evening the comedy Of the school for ScandaMessrs
Clarke Hadaway, DAILY, Andrews and Miss Mestayer in
abe principal characters.
CRnry's MINISTRIES have provided well selected en-.
1ertsnment for their numerous admirers this evening
wooDs MIssTRns.-The representations Of this com
pany give great satisfaction Full houses every night
BucKi EY's sEREvApRRs are doing good business Many
of their beat feats will be given this evening.
wurrE's sErENADrRs This band Is much admired.
The selection for this evening must draw full house.
sicSoR Brrz will perform this evening in Trenton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28


The funeral win take place from the residence of his
The friends Of the family, and the members of Engine
Company No q are respectfully requested to attend
Suddenly ON TUESDAY, April rs JoHs AuBIcK KEYszn,
son Of the late John Keyser ESQ., in the 23d year Of his
His relatives, members of City Hose Company No. g.
funeral at half past three O'Clock this afternoon from
the Lutheran Church of ST. James in Mulberry street.
between Grand and Broome streets.
Suddenly on Tuesday evening, April IS, McHAxL c. c.
finn, aged 10 years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family also the
members OF the Whitehall Benevolent Association and
those Of his brother Maurice respectfully invited
attend his funeral at o'clock this afternoon from
the residence OF his father, No SO Walker street
On Thursday, April IS, JOHN WILLIAMS aged % years.
His remains were inferred in the Cemetery Of the Ever
In Circlevie, Ohio on Thursday April 90 Of disease
Of the heart EDWARD M only child Of j. and the late
Jannetta NJ Long, aged 10 months and 80 days.
Baltimore and Louisville papers please copy.
At Victoria, China, Sunday morning, February IL,
at o'clock A. G. GAMBRL, Esq, Surgeon o. s. Navy,
AT Morston, ON sunday, April O. Juml MoRss, son
Of the late Lyman Morss, aged twenty one years.
1t is with no ordinary feelings of sadness that
Of much promise, and had endeared himself in a high
degree to his friends and acquaintance by the integrity
OF his character the amableness Of his disposition the
beneyoence Of his heart and his sprghty and cheerful
social qualities. He was emphatsally the friend of the
aborng poor and the sight Of want touched spring in
his bosom which opened his hand at once without his
stopping to make any nice calculations in regard to his
ability. His funeral attended Tuesday the 18th
instant by congregation Of the R. d. Church,
ut Falsburg, and address delivered by the pastor,
Rev j. Seare founded on Prov. xvii l. Suddenly cut
of by fever in the spring time of his existence and just
he had engaged business under favorable prospects,
it furnishes another to the many striking proofs Of the
vanity of earthly expectations and OF the necessity OF
seeking first the kingdom of God and his righteousness
S.
At Jersey City on Wednesday morning, April 20, at a
quarter past eight O'Clock CoRNMA DAYTON daughter Of
Mrs. Hannah and the late Capt. John Dickinson.
The relatives friends and acquaintance of the family
respectfully invited to attend the funeeal, at half
past eleven CLOCK this morning from her late residence
No 80 Newark avenue, Jersey City.
Charleston and Philadelphia papers please copy.
IT'S Jesus speaks: 81 fold /" SAYS he,
"Ths lamb within my breast;
Protection they shall find in
In me be ever bessedr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28


In this city, Thursday, April 81, by the Rev VIM.
S. Bach, Mr. QUENTIN McADAM to Miss MARY BOOTH all
Of this city.
On Thursday, April 20, at the residence of James
McGregor, by the Rev. III. L. Scudder HENRY BssEY to
Miss ANNIE MACGREGoR both Of New York.
On Wednesday, April 26, by the Rev. d. Henry Miller,
Of Yonkers THOMAS STONE to EMENE daughter of the
late Gardiner W Kimball, of this city.
At Grace Church. Jersey City, by the Rev. Mr. Harri
JOHN B. HAIGHr to EvENE d. DUDLEY all of Jersey
City,
On Sunday evening" April 49, by the Rev James Mlett
at his residence, No. 3os Broome street Mr. ABRAHAM
WALLER TO Miss CAROLINE II. MoREToS all Of this city
On Wednesday, April 10, by the Rev. J. B. wakeley,
Mr.. S1KrHEN H. VANDERHoET to Miss AMANDA NJ. CorwELI
all of this city
New Brunswick, N j., papers please copy.
On Thursday, April n, at St. Johns Church. by the
Rev DR.. Berrian SAMUEL ARCHER to Miss SARAH j. eldest
daughter of Rowland Hill, all Of this city.
On Thursday, April n, by the Rev A. Bloomer Hart
Mr.. FRANCISCO PARRAGA Of Bogota New Granada to Miss
CoRSnIA II. LIVINGSTON daughter Of " " Livingston,
Esq, of this city.
BY the Rev s. Fl. Cone, Mr. THOMAS ]. DoDwoRrH to
Miss MANY A. AcxERNAN, third daughter of George w.
Ackerma,., all of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28
Port Of New York, April a7, 1854.

CLEARED
Steamship Crescent City, wendle, New Orleans, NJ o
ship Sir Robert Peel Chadwick London Cornelius Grin
Ship Spark of the Ocean, Comery $. Stephen NIB Mes
Ship Clifton Ingersoil. New Orleans Stanton Thomp-
Bark Lycursus sic, Costa Trieste ohamberlin Robin.
Bark Chas Thompson Small, Havana Lane West
iris Ss:pa.sl: sqsIsy Tucker TsSssoarHs
Sen Msy:; Jones, GonsVss i Becker 4 sprasue.
Buck
sshr Empire pownss wii%nston Mckee y
sehr willetts, conk. Washington. NC. W Matthews
sshr Com Lindsay bay, NsvssTl: Davis Holmes.
seh M% sasos aass Baltimore Sew0srn
sehr Pond, Croweli' Boston, w Lewis.
ssh hr A%s. LYns SNssInWTyposss Lewis
sioop Thos Hull, Hull Providence, master.
s,oop W Mangum, French. Taunton, master.
Steamer sss.ph Briggs
Steamer Delaware, Clark, Philadelphia, Sanford 4 Co.
ARRIVED
hours with
with with an
chr into Norfolk whence to this
,o Ship Ghannns Johnson shsnshss Jan passed Anjes
g ;pos. w1sss sa,a vo from sand
@t:s tSs 81
ard
but .ksass si.ss y.S$s y S% e
and By
large esssrs sns for s
vs aiy psI w o y large
time, with rain and thick fog.
slip n Mali \ q orssn. PspRi: New 0ssas l. days. with
shiR s. Lo.i. Rsys Slorlsass Il days with mdss
D.rklontsph lincoln Galveston 20 days with cotton,
BAH R Ha.ssen ef BOSTON, Mecriris, New Orleans
Ssy' S %t hs %dss %1iss April ~ Lat lon a
the water painted green about ten feet below the
leans: day.: sss L. Esss hsa.sd i Ns" y,
Tsnsris Of Bristo Me- dsna.tsd full I1 u
Helen T.I Pierce caydena April Is
inst with mS.ses e Gee Stephenson vessel to master
ldss with mo ssses Smith Bros norfolk
sehr Or Oh Andsrson St George NB days with ship
ssST k iss vs1nTs.
sehr Ion Taylor. Virginia
schr Fl Dorado wass, Addison, 10 days.
2. .s
sr Ssss seafsas ssy
Schr star, packard, Rockland.
Scbr Cazelle Witcher, Rockland.
schr Coral, Cook, Rockland.
Sch Richmond, Wood, Rocklsnd.
Sehr Zephyr. -, Rockland.
Schr Cbeftain, - Rockland.
Schr Julia, Noyes Jone sport.
Schr Mystic, -, bingham.
Steamer Henry Beach Saunders Philadelphia for Hart
ord.
BELOW.
ship Sir Robert Peel Chadwick from London has an.
cbored At Quarantine.
SAILED.
Steamship Crescent City, Havana and New Orleans.
Wind at sunrise SSW; meridian do; sunset. NNE with
rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28
Died.

Suddenly at the fire in Broadway on Tuesday night
April IS ANDREW G. scuEScK aged "a years and smonfhs
The funeral will take place from the residence of his
brother William X schenck Jr No 10 West Thirteenth
street, at O'Clock this afternoon. The friends of
the family, the members of Hook and Ladder Company
No. and the Second Company National Guard Tin citi-
zens dress invited to attend The remains will
conveyed to Greenwood for interment.
Suddenly at the fire in Broadway, on Tuesday night
April %, Mr.. JOHN RErNHARr, aged 20 RS.
The friends and relatives Of his family, likewise the
friends and members Of Occanus Fire Engine Company
No. H. respectfully requested TO attend his funeral
which will take place at eight O'Clock this morning. from
the residence of his father No. 90 Wooster street
In Brooklyn on Wednesday, April 26, WILLIAM HUGHES,
aged 25 years
The members of Washington Engine Company No 1,
vted to attend the funeral and to meet at their engine
house Prospect street. Brooklyn one O'Clock this af
ternoon The remains will be taken TO Greenwood Ce
metery
ON Thursday morning April o. of congestion Of the
BRAIN THOMAS Andrews of this CITY, in the 4Sth year Of
his age
The friends of the family invited to attend his f
neral from his late residence, No Ninth street. at half
past nine O'Clock to morrow morning.
On Thursday, April q, Mrs. MARGARET vASoRDKx, in
the ODD year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those of
her brother Joseph Gouge, respectfully invited TO
tend her funeral at three O'Clock this afternoon, from
No. "a Charlton street, without further invitation
On Thursday morning, April ~ after a lingering i'll
ness. MARGARET wife OF James Williams and daughter
of the late Robert Backe ship bread baker aged % years
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
No. 90 West Seventeenth street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues, mt two O'Clock this afternoon Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment.
On Thursday morning, April 81 at ten O'Clock HENRY
B. MooRR in the 9th year Of his age.
His friends invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence No 90 Washington street. Jersey City at
ten o'clock this morning His remains win taken
New Brunswick for ntement by the o'clock train
On Thursday, April n, after short illness, ZErHH-
RIxK LAS, aged 80 years and months.
The friends of the family invited to attend her m
neral at three O'Clock this afternoon, from her late
ridence, No. 1913 William street
On Thursday, April ~, CA1HARSE daughter Of Thomas
and Bridget Musnehen, in the 10th year Of her age.
Tho friends Of the family and those Of hcr uncles John
and Simon Stiles respectfully invited to attend her
funeral at two O'Clock this afternoon from her mothers
house, No. "a Water street.
On Thursday, April n, AuausE MARY MAmrDR daugh.
ter Of Henry and Elizabeth Selma, aged months and
days
fhe friends and acquaintance Of the family are
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral ct two O'Clock
this afternoon, from No. u CLINTON street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28
Important TO shippers.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.


ArHn 27.-Bs.jamin s. Downs against John A. Cam.
brei-This action Is brought to recover balance Of
s45 e for the freight of 2605 bushels Of corn shipped
at Norfolk, Va by ID. d. Simmons Brothers on board
of the schooner Empire be delivered at New York to
the defendant, at 5 cents per barrel freighthe de
PENDANTS claim amounting to &45 6S, for the monde
livery of 60h bushels at this port of the value OF %
cents per bushe also deduction Of freight on the 6o
bushels not delivered. II appeared on the trial that
there placed board Of the schooner at Norfolk and
consigned to defendant in this city 2,605k bushels OF
corn Norfolk measurement and for which the Captain
gave bill OF lading that the vessel arriving was
measured anu found TO fall short 60h bushels 1t also
appeared in evidence that all the shipped at Norfolk
was delivered here and the apparent difference only
in the mode Of measuring t. The Judge decided that
the bill Of iadng was merely primd foeie evidence that
the amount therein stated was correct but the same
might be explained by paro proof, the same any
other written receipt, except where third parties had
made advances the faith Of such bill of ladng-the
sxthsrties abundant in that respect II appearing
In evidence that all the shipped at Norfolk de-
vered in this city to the defendant the plaintiff Is not
liable for the apparent difference between the amount
shipped and the quantity delivered but the plaintiff
not entitled to freight on the COY bushels therefore
order judgment for the plaintiff for az 6Sbeins the
amount due after deductng the freight the cox bush
els, also costs Of svit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28
Personal Intelligence.

General Leslie Coombs Kentucky; John Knowcr
Albany; VIM. Garvin, Louisville; General W. Beach
Hartford; Don Melyino Bacelo Mexico; Professor Nc
Lane, Pa; Col. Apperson, Kentucky; Geo. Newell Al
bany A. " Barkalow Cinci matt; Charles Howard and
lary Philadelphia among the arrivals yesterday
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
ARRIVALS
From Norfolk &c, in the steamship JamestowI-L u
Potter. VIM Akers VIM Decker, Hiram Bassctt, s Lat
timer, Marcus VIM Leslie 4 Arrow, And Weir, w II
bneiey. Abram Kaytop, A Higgins A Powell Jr r ste
Sens 7 Ryan Y,nd9w, " Craits J J Maxwell, Lewis
Golden lady and child Mrs jerome sister and daughter
Philips and lady. Mrs Turntull A Hall, A Brown,
r l. Finch and lady, VIM Buck, ID & Kelly, N Bottom
and lady, Bottom, TKevile. Geo G Putnam, John L
Putnam and lady Miss Mckinney Miss Phipps Mrs
Grill Miss Akers, Mrs Grifh and child, Mrs Grifnth,
Mrs Leonard, Miss Watson Miss Fisher, MIRA Kracker
and two children. VIM Hopkins Dudley and lady Mrs
Skddy Miss Margaret Skiddy Mrs Stevenson and fifty
the steerAge.