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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

AiAEsl RR lsRR@a
4 a. GsTGnsSm w! G
Leave Richmond daily at GU O'Clock. A. NJ
=" Petersburg I" r. NJ
Leave Richmond dsiiysi so'eiock, p NJ
' Peterburg Z" Z" ~ A NJ
ChIdrrp over three and no, over IL years age S
not permitted the hrs,eass except
the pe n white viii be eSars
10 will be allowed each when
purchased at the oe, and persons getting
where tickets are sold.
oe. for PORT wsI,Ss where take ,ss steam
for Norfolk Port moah, places
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth, $500
servant. travelling by themselves mus, be furnished by their
masters with two passes that be retained the
and must be expressly stated the pas, thy permit
n. R-The Trains will run by rish@9Dd time:
oaee kPRR Co, June lt,h. 1854. jsi5
Eohn 3LD POINT, Nohfotk AND toHrs-6 III,
boat AUGUSTA viii stop regularly Old
both going aud RETURNING the washing
Wm G smith, for the above places via Port wathal will
the Richmond and Depot, eOOk A. NJ Mon.
Returning Augusta weave Norfolk the
where passengers take the car. for RiShmond
Fare to Old FONT, Norfolk and Portsmouth. sc %
Pare to coie, Kings MIL drove, 50
children year, Twelve years Of age
half price.
Servants through 50
travelling by hselv.. mus, be furnished with two
passes to he retained At the ces II
stated on the that they permitted travel
and cars
B-rhe freirh, articles going by th, from Rich.
THos popAMEAD, Superintendent
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>hE DAGuERkEorfPEA AIT, practsed by wHirRHURsr
with AL the improvements Of the day won for
hnsef worldwide reputation
sninenee without Of such assertions The eonary
oy ysar OF study and practice, adopting the
nsh have 80 ,spidy each other In this
palm Of victory when competing with and other
snds Mr. W. has also gained that highest honors the
confidence and the public crowds
OF patrons who daily throng his GALLERY which
posseesors. " ''
microscopic Lkcneses taken In the
Every variety of Cases. Frames on hand
and At the most satisfactory prices.
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
uuaHIPs a iIu0OUH

Fhfa3n ofhINb AND SUMMER
uUAHLFS * iInOORK,
No. 10 Pearl street, Richmond, Va,
beg leave
~ received Of the GOODS
opened Ia this marbei They gov age sale
accommodating terms complete Asortment thing
the toe Hat, and Bonnet line,
fsdIOusf sdvCritnmen Merchants visiting city
vii pIsass call determined 10 sell
terms louse In this or any other market mho
ATOGtUE.The PArtnerlhp conducted By the undergned
~ IL ihtsd day dissolved, by mutual consent
RfCfARD HILL ia, will pay all liabilities
Lsf u The partners viii receive what msy due
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY w. TAJLEH.
Tig sUBsoRIBER In leaving Richmond returns his thanks to
he friends conhded their business the late nrn
bpps- they will continue their avors to MeSss HILL RAW
LIMOS b. w. TALLEY.
RICHARD NIL, ia and EDWARD q. RAWLINGS At the old
stand Main street below the Hanks continue
sn,aot all In the line Of General Agents Wis Hiring
Of Esgroe' Renting Houses and Collecting q Claims
RICHARD HILL, JH.
EDWARD q. RhWIfHGs.
RloasOHb. Trhruary 7. isJ-fep
EkIsSOIITION or CO-PAHTNEUsUIP.-Th
Hrm 81 yLtM, SMITH CO. this day dissolved
iuI consent prsons having claims against the will
psass settlement Those Indebted 10 viii please
pay their accounts possible
WIN. q. fLAM,
hLRoEILUB SMITH,
GpuiT a. "a. ELAN
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HSARuAlhs UAEGAfSs-I am IN rpcept al n i,,,. ....,
ntni Chus, Glaze sni Earhenware direct the man.
u ufe OF many new aud hsnlsuse shapes and p,ttsyr a.
Witch @ choice stock Of Fancy Goods Locking Gla.s
~ "Te &C. nyiie the particular attention Of both Whole
Beng dsiefmnei 70 reduce my stock with view Of making
ehange IN ny business inducements viii 10 offered 4,
tust'ners Or persons pIfChasinr or cash. '''
good order. 0e' - ftfiGu ~ ~ gIsl3 IN
nh 'S''' - va
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and have superior accommodations for pass '
They anded by experienced Captains we'll
for the trade, aud Who viii
Ihy will be owed and down the be
relied on to sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going North, Boston And
u Their interest ship BY this tits the only
effort will be by agents In Richmond and
to give sztfaction. -N ~'N Dos'on
Of patronage. e
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets In Boston a.
horet wharf, DAVID CURRlE Richmond,
"a. ALLEN WELOH, Boston, SAgent,
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gSNmmtCunAh NOTICE. TO PARENIs-D n FRAME.
gu call the attention Of Parents 10 bs
so'neh OF Misses and Chdrens Bco, and shoas y, ~,
North sn SSvs Having for gel he bet made
pl nave round impossible obtain tboss hst vonS
u,inE iii ansIsi0ry
s'srYe ana complete
anu shets made by the best
he various tyleS and honnbIe Tbnse In
VII please call at old stand NO 2i5 short
" ~ "o0us stofe OF Mtssrs Brecdtn
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y coMMissloN MERCHANT, MAsKrr BRIDGE

EMis MISUNDERSTANDING Iridium zinc and nj. ted
warranted not TO eorrodt. This is on . principle
earns s an, a.. The sdvsn,sEs, o. the elasticity
ino mus entirely obyiang tie only objection that Ia,
sgant the use OF steel Pens This will he found An
article In Offices they uplpr ako 10 bapl,
ana ehoo' as they will not spater the thinpes
aud are warranted nti.corosive. For sale by f-''
my2 No 20 Min .i.... s-.u'is, ~. w w,
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GsELGpNG AT 4 PuOFIT.-I have nov on hand =
- tge assenent Of Fashionable Spring Cloth
which VIII sell az
Hadr. nicely cut, and VIII wM. IRA SMITH,
!eh ii4 Main street
2lhauARrEu uAshs PORT AND SHERRY wIStos-
GU Also Holland Gin, chsmpsgne Claret Wines tse
lsls DUDLEY co. " Main 81
HloNNkts-HONNtfS--tu order close ny stock Of
- hOaas,s vn from this day ole, vsry prizes
jns siLAs L, JOHNSON, No, 81 Main o..
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vessel, are al Of the nr. Glass; built the city
more expressly for this for
passengers They commanded by experienced wen
Qualned for the trade, and who
MEDIATE They will be by steam ana
may he relied on TO sail promptly, advertised.
Merchants ng Sort ordering goods from New York will
and to - crest TO ship by this lAn- freight always
De taken as Low other
sfaction - w. 800 e''s '"'-
We respectfully hspe succeed In obtaining full
OF patronage. - 1855
Goods slapped by this Line to New York. forwarded
any other Southern u Northern port
The vessels will Richmond at Rockets: In New Yo,k
Berth No l, Oonee House Slip Wall street .' ~
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
Q. II. PIERS0S, New York, SATents
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EINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, ia store and
II for sale by
Thirty yEARs, ylKw rs Tng U. 5. SENATE

survey OF this work an tvsbns.-
temper, freedom from mAtiguy. which, abenee u
9hs evidences authorship. would dered The preenons
W. Benton especially struck with Historical
wee, o. Lounde, and Pnetnty His fair honest
d hat good Old patriot citizen John Taylor Of Caroline, mi.
osopc and diEnhed deusatOu Of Macon the
ns aanson which the portrait touch Of John RlnGoph
can only be painted ~ stetshs the drnhed chapter
yensrson1 Madison and Monroe with feeling illusions
deal Az unite 70 make this work Instructive and entertaining
forming the beautul draperE which has gracefully
crfui production" 49, ~ ~
From communication 70 the wnqulrsr.r June 7.
fooshed bJ subscription and 10 be Ubatnd Richmond
go. JAMES wO0DHosF.
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LIST or VESSELS IN Port NOT cIEAaEI.
ahipA.
Rriss.
Proclamation By the Governor.
for CnnCefSng Bonds.

BATON RouGE, August Il, 1854 +
WHEREAS application has been madeto me by VIII
liam G. vincent Of the city Of New Orleans for cancel
ing of following Bonds, to wit Bond in sum of ten
thousand dollars signed by said W G Vincent as prin-
cpal 18th July 1851 together with the following par
ties as sureties viz W. D. Denegre s Phillips j. Cour-
celle and Malard e. Armistead. Also Bond in of
ten thousand dollars, signed by said W. Vincent
principal 10th July 1858 together with the following
named persons as sureties viz W D. Denegre s. Phil
bps and j. Gourcee the said Bonds having been
tered by said W G. Vincent for and in consideration of
faithful performance of his duties Auctoneer in and
for the parish and city of New Orleans.
Now therefore, this is to notify all persons interested
therein to show cause the office of the Secretary
State within ninety days from the last publication hereof
why same should not be Cancelled and annnlled
Given under my hand and seal of State Baton Rouge
August 81 1854 and in the year of Independence the
United States the seventy-ninth By the Governor:
P. o. HEBERT.
ANDREW j. HERRoS, Secretary Of State. aus BOT
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MORE sIGSs.--A correspondent of Broad Ford
writes us &c In digging turnpike on the north
side Of ridge upon the farm of Mr.. H. D. Pos
ton, in Rich Valley, Smyth county, Va, near
Broad Ford, we have been informed they have
discovered signs of two or three different min
erals. In the first place, veins of coal are seen,
and there are Signs for it all along the bank Of
the river for mile An excellent and valua-
Bile ehaly beate spring breaks out ms bed of this
coal. On ride of quarter of mile from the
spring, is rock containing large shining par
ticles that looked like gold. There are rich
signs of ore which it would be almost incredible
to relate. Are not these numerous signs of
stone coal worthy of at least an experiment, by
those who are interested in it's discovery? We
consider the signs of gold excellent and those
who are incredulous can examine for themselves
There are, too, additional signs of plaster, a
mile and half from the other banks. Speci-
mems Of each can be seen at the residence Of Mr.
Poston."
Wevunderstand, also, that copper has been
discovered in New Garden, Russell county, on
the land of DR.. John I. Smith. [Abingdon
Virginian, August 10.
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An unfortunate wight writes to us: My
name is Somerset. I'm miserable bachelor.
can not marry, for how can l hope to pre-
vail on any young lady possessed of the slight
est notion of delicaey to turn Somerset"
Exchange.
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Aspecies of building stone, popular in France
but hitherto not used in America, has been
brought from Hayre lately, and will be used in
the Nassau Bank, New York city. 1t is yellow,
and of two kinds, one hard and the other soft,
both of which are to have their durability thus
tested as regards this climate, there being some
doubt on this point
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BeaCGre of SfSa9s gtsiute1 Herssiss,
sUitb all IFS Horrors

Ea the RUPTURE all
popularity the sctsd proclaim
with heartfeltioy 81 curedI enthusiastically
cured, by the use OF
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY''l!i
Medical Faculty Of this country well England
universally their appreciation OF this Cura
ti Truss while they only hs.i cousuctedn
the principles of Surgery. As difera effect
differs action from all Others light elastic omfortsbeto
closes completely the herna and perfectly the
exercise But here let be observed bst it sno
cure they must look equally to h correct application
familiar with the the
that good will result from it, Dr. lawrence cee
brated English writer Hernia, ably argues Of the
peratonf in mechanical
The RUPTURE REMEDY Observation-Disclosures which 10
taken absorption facilitating adding pnanency
Its preventive there weakness tho
abdomen, predposition rupture.
experience the this popular
has devoted the study Hernia
Rupture enables him. examination SELECT the right
sze shape promote speedy aud radical cure.
Es- Particular attention given TO Rnptured ChildIeh.'
PLANTERS others their SLAVES CURED without
with enhanced VALUE and USEFUL
NESS.
W Persons the Pateutqrav TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY and avoid worthless limitations must particular
member the number Of the and to inquire
or aud have personal interview with
DR.. SHERMAN, g..
fobaa lisp 70 st. CHARLES sty
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Casslmer Vogers silk factory, in Chelsea,
Mass, was destroyed by fire on the night Of the
2Sd The loss was about SIS, 600
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREscENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, August 81 1854
COTTON The demand rather active yesterday,
and the sales reached about 1900 bales without any
teral alteration in prices. quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ...........5 f36 rMiddling Fair.., .9An94
Ordinary. ......... 616054 Eair: ...........1o o.
a a9d Mia5na 81 sSod a ss51
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
corTou--bstsn. Ton4coo--hhaa
stock on hand Sept. ...........l o,b72 29465
yesterday, 27~144l76e 0OO-4s5A
145288s 1889
Exported to date. -. 1,4249o2 542s6
:. yesterday. 964=1, 425,s66 36-54272
Stock on hand not cleared N 26472 2a717
TOBACCO. We did not hear of a sale
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. :. :. Sales confined to small
lots at unchanged prices.
FLOUR. Market still frmer. Sales 900 bbls inclu-
ding 200 superne ST. Louis in lots at $s 200
at IS SO and 200 at SIS 55S0Ss 60 u DBL
GRAM. Corn was very firm, with sales of nearly
$500 sacks of which 1900 at Soc Inferior rs
Yellow 1000 Yellow at u.s. and 500 White 800 p bushel
Nothing doing in Oats or Bran.
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales OF Pork
at SIS 80 U Dbl for Mess Bacon Sides were selling in
retail lots at 7&G0Ss y 1b Nothing doing in Lard
RICE. 100 tierces Carolina sold arrive at 5's$
y fb.
COFFEE. Sales 600 bags Rio, of which 800 at II u
and 100 at 1116e p fb.
BAGGING 200 bales India sold, to arrive private
terms.
CANDLES Sales 200 boxes Star at 2s6s, equal to
cash, and 80 at 24a u tb.
FREldHTS.... We heard of no engagement.
EAOHANGE.. Market dull at our quotations.
S.eriine ........... lOs75Gllo
kranes. of 10 D6f22k R dollar
New fork sizty-day Bills. 11z6a2 y ct. disc.
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ALExANDRIAsteamer syd0nal2 bales cotton J,eksn
do Yuohanen deo6 do do Frel
son dco-G do Carnmac squires We-4 Gerard AeIa d.
Mtenosrger cosandrios to ordoTo 10 bales
cation, 1 bale wool.
Observation-Disclosures Masc-l hid sugar "A bales
Turnera5 do Laoes-2o doJ Drnehet sons Trorcs
SLco64 bba molases
e oriar-Total lo4 bales moss "a bbla moa.sss.
oUAeITA Carriere cotton Johp Watt
do Nalie &eo97 do Curry Perso10 do W Jack
son Foam, Donegau Sce do Carroll Pritcbasd
10 dotW Andrew-20 do w Mongoaeryla SIienbrzer
&co swiney &co do Payne Hatsoa-i do Garrison
eottonsuhdes TO 1850
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Thursday Morning, August 81 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Richmond Goodkin for Boston, EGsorgs
Sehr Martha Bates for Pensacola, ] Hrrisy
Brig Adams Gray, Henry for Havana, Castillo Harisps
ARRIVED.
Z There arrivals from yeaterday.J
steam boats.
T Music, Streck from Donaldson,ils
ii Carrier, Walker, from auaehita River.
i sydonin, Kay, from NatehilScbts
EXPORTS. -.5+
HAvANABrg Adams Gay775s kegs lard i1s te,es lard %
hbls lard, tallow, hhdI hams
Nathalie hblE tbs pork RIGS,
3 cask. bacon
BosToNsbo bslas cotton do hemp do wool
hides 4s5 dry bdea 1900 bbs -four
hda tobacco IS bb and rolf leather
pkgs mdse, 400 slaves.
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILE
WATERLgVG PLACES.

n AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER a.
u CREOLE-suuanAr Arrangemen--FoR
OCEAN SPRINGS, BILOXI all nterradiale
The splendid low pack. CREOLE Post
master built expressly The trade with Superior
dGcns will leave the Crtan and Jefferson and the
Railroad o the arrival 81 the Lake follows:
Ponte1aryata Railroad. Leaves Spr;acs
MONDAY .,....-.... SA. NJ MONDAY EVENING.
TUESDAY. a. near WEDNESDAY EVENING,
THURSDAY,........ sA FRIDAY MORNING.
FRIDAY5,,.....,.... 4P NJ. cars SATURDAY MORNING,
SATURDAY: ......:. AZ. NJ carssUNnAF EVENING.
Leaves tie eayroitoH aHd JefersoH Railroad
l. TUESDAY MORNING, ~ O'Clock t#e.
THURSDAY MORNING, TX o'clock
SATURDAY EVENING, ~ o'clock
Returning O'Clock Pophar.ran sK
O'Clock Carroton Jefferson morning train ocars
w Freight received By either road day the week. hut
slipped the train ofesr
for which the boat is advertised leave il forward
until the nexttrip.
n Way Bag ONCE Agent prompt
Monday mornings O'Clock Tuesday Thursday
81 oclo Friday and Saturday evenings
O'Clock.
au7 R. GEDDEs, Agent. 10 Bank Place.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEEFF1snN, f4,rv

JEFFERSON Cry.
wednesday Evening, August 80, 1854 !
The supply Of Western Cattle is moderate with an
ample supply of other stock Prices easy for purchasers
ut our quotations.
r |PRICEs.-
BEEF CATTLE. Rough Western. s9sO-t ~ IL net
Fine to Choice. 9a936e q fb net
Texas and Attakapas. .41sG6 d Ill II net
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5 Observation-Disclosures EScape.--About s
O'Clock on the night of the 23d Miss Wilsyn,
Of Norfolk, going on board the ferry boat, fell
between the boat and the wharf, in about nine
feet of water. A young man in attempting to
reach her from the end of the wharf lost his
balance and fell upon her, and they both went
under together He soon succeeded, however,
in raising her head from the water, and boat
pushed out to her rescue. They were soon
picked up and brought to land without damage,
except wet clothes
Miss Wilson had pet parrot in her hand,
which, probably, so occupied her attention as
to prevent her noticing the hole into which she
fell. The parrot was drowned, Portsmouth
Transcript.
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GEORGE CoLMAN.-old George Colman, on OBJ
jecting to write in lady's album, was asked
why he had given up poetry. He opened the
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STATE oE LouIsIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
t Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orieaus
Be remembered that the Goth january 1854 me-
Bh5Gribsa Jusics of tie Peaes
a Alexander Brother Pssden H. Wheeler
Secretary, the Home Auiua Company New eans
who being duly according depose the
and hooIs
the said Company. A. BROTHER President,
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary,
Sworn and subscribed before this,
CIV. JONTE, Second Justice o Peace
fthe Parish o Orleans.
The Board Trustees have per cent
as the outstanding certificates profits
their legal representatives. after MONDAY Feb
rtsry
The inntses have declared
the earned Company Sic
December 1885, for which certificates will
18th Of March =
w This Company continues against peril si Seas
Rivers and dsniage
Once, No. 46 Canpstresi.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President,
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
JANIS Fl. waKgLKn Secretary
NstGO raans- Ianuarv
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NJ COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
hereby certify that the Of June 1854 judy
mnt entered in this Court ia the suit Of Boyer wife OF A.
Bouehad her husband the and figures following to witt
Is NO. ll4S.I
agnes Boyer s0ife Of A. B0uehard Her Ha'5and
The law aud evidence being favor of the plaintiff s considered
at tho plaintiff from the defendant fourteen and
nythree 32lU0 dollars with legal interest hundred and
three 3C0 dollars from the fret January, eighteen hundred and
hythree and twelve hundred dollars from judicial dem aud and
costs suit with the privilege allowed married women the
property their husband their papherna and other
rights and claims Signed LIST July, 1854.
(Signed) T. B. COTTON, Judge.
In testimony Whereof hand and axed the
seal OF the Court at the city of New Orleans this 2h day OF
August the Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
four aud in the the Independence Of the
States. 3t1 JOHN Z, HOLLAND, Asst Clerk.
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page and wrote

The muse and I, ere youth and fancy fed
Sat up together many night no doubt;
But now I've sent the poor old girl to bed,
The reason ia, my fire is going out.'' -
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m EsIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE Fol
EYTAT DE La LOUISIANA, CoUR DU SIX

Ell IEME DISTRICT. DE LA NoUvELLF ORLEANS.
e certine la lie Jun 1854 ugsmnt
etc dams Agnes BOYER pouse dc A.
bouchard non mari dnns suit sayo:
Ia or Giant favour dc Ia l,ignan'e est
pagphnte d6fepdepr
dollars ntret legal de dsnx
tent dosr renedeux cent premier aner
mil hut eeleri mile dollars depus
aya process des eponrss
aux bens de ieurs dn q de
do bens paraphenagx ct anes signe ce lst Juliet sss
(Stgns,) j. B. COTTON, luge.
En- temoiynage duqus 6t joint signature l. do Ia
Cour do la konveerleans Asn "a p.) mhuicents cin
qunne uae OF de sonante anu6s
Etats- Uns
E. HOLLAND, Dspue Greher.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Veryple asantrooms
for Families Single Gentlemen with without Board
at No. ali ST. Joseph Mrs. 'Ai
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SODA ASHES-210 casks, for sale by
~ jea4 A. DELAGRAyE a CO., 10 Magazine street.
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SCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs-250 cases, in pints
~ and quarts, for sale by
iaQigt H.T.S A I Grnvis sire
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r EMONS-100 boxes Sicily Lemons in prime
ieas A. F. COCHRAN q HALL, So Graviers.re
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FXCHANGE ON Barring BROS. s. CO.,
"a London-ln sums to suit purchasers for sale by
J.P. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street.
Il IQUEURS AND CORDIALS--100 cases as
In A sorted for ssls bv za
aus CONVERSE d co. cor Canal and New Lsvee sis
ESLOFR-1000 bbls Myrtle street and Belle
Ii Air Superne landing City and Uncle Sam
or sale by Z. ii. DALEY co, s6 Tehoupitouas aui
kSIMENTo-2 bales, for sale by
n iy2s Ed. HART co, ~ Tshoupitoulaa ST.
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pA ON HO LDERS-30 casks prime, for
y sale nv s. u KE NNEny 70. Tchoupisoaias lily
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SUNDRIES-
NJ 500 boxes Star Candles;
800 half boIes Star Caudies;
AGO quarter boxes Star Candles;
80 barrels choice wnter-strane Lard Oil
400 boxes Olive Oxide Soap; ~
go half barrels Rnse Whisky;
100 quarter casks Domestic Brandy;
Joseph Lands SEQ,
aug "a Tehoupitoulas srest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-31

COTTON .. The demand rather active yesterday,
and the sales reached about 1900 bales without any
terial alteration in prices We quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-31

1NTEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
/ FACToRY-sAWING, TURNING AND planning MILL
Mahogany Walnut Cedar Oak Ash Poplar White Cypress
Lumber constantly hard
Awning Posts and Aeudgu OF description Also Lake and
executed with dispatch at the Factory Jpls
opposite the New Basin. oI9lyJ JULES A. BI.A Nc =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-03

ANLOTHTNG! CLOTHING! CLOTHTNGg
u Mr. Francis D. Dudley would inform the public gem
orally that he has made ample arrangements with some
Of the first class houses Of New York and Boston, for
supply of GOOD CLOTHING, which will be sold (for the
CASH. lower than any in Worcester County, at the
old stand of Warden Dudley, No. Merchants Row,
directly in front of the Worcester House.
f. D. DUDLEY.
Worcester, Jan. 2, 1854