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BANGING USiC.

s9ATEEI sCqICE PLANO. esgx-z,,,
e. EGefs5n4s subts, 9v ofsr. sals aRsff5ggy
el;c;stG ~ ,ods ven 9rtavt SQUARE,, A'tp1
tOUDJlt PA y #Ott1 ES rGI7 .r -tgbrated Y u y
lanaaf3 ni EERT allof Which u
sr1 t1e awery sad Fsncy 5,efe Of GUINNss HILL No 81
CuaL t.eqi. ELIJAH DUNBAR.
ksS Piano Fc.'raTnhtt.= n23 ly
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RoMANcE.--A young lady living near Beaver
Dam, in Erie county, Pa, took it into her head.
a short time since, to enter into 3 romantic adj
venture, and accordingly dofTed her female at
tire, clothed herself IN the garb of . male, and
left nome to seek her fortune at whatever might
offer. She proceeded to Cambridge, in Graw
ford county, and hired out as 2 man of all
work. when, after driving horses, hauling
wood aud rails, loading hay, etc, for short
time, her parents discovered her whereabouts,
exposed her sex, aud conveyed her home. The
act was occ4sioned BY reading some Of the light
literature of the day, in Which was portrayed,
in seductive language, the adventures OF lady
who had made fortune by donning male attire,
and participating in public life.
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Il .sTcSo ard large .Gssor'snse.sf of
F1s.sf,. <s,,Ig r~,,o St.,os.i,,r,e
u.) X,
observation-disclosures.
IsM ~ H. ,vos ,r.,,,a 49, 49, \N(
'i'A t'-'''' Il" 'HSe'''n very MN
sss dacips rauntus Ulcer, .so. r.y cont sS#
s3 ...-,,.. ,.,,,o,r.-.,.,,, W.
EH .,'.y',' ,;N
1T LEY In -FhI . ''e Nl''' e1' : zr~ssssgSA
large @ii5tngT IIRiETy It Of pr,vs
LACE STOCKINGS, ess,, ALWAYS oN HAHD AND mApg 70
5f lss iH laas, she AND opptI
u bear bear 'sS. ID NINA NUalssE Il, ssGS2 sEv
SHERMAN, 10 St, Charles street.
Fa10BaCGO-8 SO packages. various brands, for
t'.z5z :. . e>-szY : 2, s. Esso512.eaes @ St.
yoa ~ on Sr 1po,iar ar ale T' anu
~ : n ostss - 4! -, . & lEslosH.'ooles St.
44 AtkEEE EI4--50 Ibis new No. 8 landing
f j,5iw ss's f s4 ~ ~ STONE &C
I1,,,-z,-.
'9eS INV H fgGsy'l sToNy g IRON sup
,,,,, ,-,r,,,L,,- .,=.z,-.
- ifIeI II To ca en 1tl tsot 9ui. 81
-=----------
IN h-l4VV opls h'eAiah9 aeo 18f 70 saE sale oy
'Asl"R oil'-7to hhls - Blows vs. : No; in store
- es. s : " z-Sl= y - . .e42Ie se4l'" -
Lo9h1tra = sf Nv l9ns, ~ I for s9le ~
gePsyDY-a bo1f nines o73 ponrossr 60,
s'ly o, oeose een.tsq2,.S Z. :, :, :. r.e.-,
~ 5s2- :. A. Ds II . -. = ! iseeoP.'eeloas IT.
N~ ATT c-o2 I,aao al fo, solo hv
y iys :. N 1LlEY a % $ Esteept.2aa, It.
s4NRE CRAChER ERS,--lOe boxes No ! IN store
s~ay p179yrrp 7oo ,ooI-oa,s m 5,;.-,a
tgE l. ~ I'm = lVV FaeshpaigsssFS Pa spissS various
IM5-a53o bbl. Tbomoeton Alton pbiio
3 4 4eiphia AID uiiesi for s4ls by
g,0py ooo -, 1a,,,,:.- ,,- e.o., .t-,-.o. ~
6 ,VlN--oo pags, andlng from steamer AT
ie2o M. DAILY = co, So Tchoupioulas
gAIIC,2ANy no, ,olo oon ,ooe Nyobo,,o
d ny lapdt s4 Tfa4ar rom MnasIsp F1i ens app to
APPS P, WHITNEY 4 co, 81 Camp 81.
AhD AL oIL-5o bbls Winter Strained, for
m11 1s,I, 1,17nnT9 ,.sss, :,
ID b A. o GRtEFF 4 c6, loaua u 0ia lesee ast
FAV=, C0FEpE Inn l,2rs :, sto,,o fo,, .,1o
j lsai : aARi CO. y i Ts1snr'eeI., agi ST. st
= EppLp 40 f----=,i--I y I3-.--.. o,.z.-,- -
e5s GeHsaS % HApL s. eav,s1 v rlie
EEAAIS-5t) t;ercas Smear Cnrei. for sale by
-sst 5s - 'N2t a L1tNpz2 * ~ ~ lSstt
A SSORTFD SYRUpS-I5 cases navis,s for
N selsb' cosveRss : CO. % rshonpopas st nvao ~
R4NREPpIES ,>ooI-oroo= ,,,o,,,o,a
" halves aud vhoes fo :. de
Ia a. D. t1stESF 4 Co. 10 st AZ Old Leyee.
a VAR, PiICALz AND ROSlN--25oo barrels,
X : i@fsaa BY Al DEL.GhASh 4 90,
tsiC,tpZ7nno -. Nro,r VII, srd R.,to,
tAsss 80 ~ lo"0 JUS We" 194h a." I'9oleu'
IaAl4 tut STONE co. q u. street
aaS, IRAW PAPER = 1000 reams, single and
[l'.l +. J. HART I. co 80 Tcho4ritopaa At.
MA IMAM E1n 41t z,. ,yl.
NM HhAI--6bO bushels Prime Wheat, ex
.ny. Is fe4e4piioelas atreat.
11UoT .,zDO L.. T-I T.r,7,,. So
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E'ISH OILS CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
z LbkU oiL-t5o htls vi Staia-d
SPY nj B--h
Whale OIL, hhla
tANNEi. OILS hh9 ECnk and Sfats
ltNS ED GD-GU bbt5 Boiled anGF Paw,
II. rs=zuII Q'..--2t bills fure;
tASTof. n{L- Is thls Bow
SPIRITS 0t TUEPt.& ISE-.O bits;
ALCOHOL bis;
AAGKEkEL-igo 800 paekaEzs Nos. II q
SALMON 2na pkas, 0Ds and sitls;
CODE z5H-6uN ines CLurclull's;
HFttVISt,--l "a ttls 4 d LOS II 1es Scaled;
SLABS halves and 81 quarters;
TONGUES Afsgf S0ts SfNS--gn halves kits:
SALMON lRGlit-l1 thiF:
CANDLES- 0t yo1es Sperm, aud 2ooHc Star,
SOA AP-aQ0 bbxs3 Apkson'B and LiveTmCre's:
CRUSHED SUGAR.. hblz;
1ES-5 0 pkEs Imperial IN Pauchon.;
3.tIitNS SY}st3I-lha IeR val ii shtard
BaASDY-!t qr eight cHsl=;
N'liShF-5i bats G5 Boz, bon, AIonongah
MADEIRA NlS SE--5 cit nth c,akr, very hne: '
era SbEk1ElES 10 hb!sr 20 half had qr
RAlsiNS-l01 half Boxes
501 Pie
S,nce Inhsters, cana Salmon ayers, Boiled Mao
Oliver, feFa Po"dnrs Mustard an sui Herb
nylS > ftfhtfEN y Co, Is ard II Common srreetz
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a. UEDRIES.-
~ $50 bhis WHITE BEANS;
ITO bbls DRIED APPLE;
1000 STRAW PAPER;
bCO packages BUTTER, and
$50 boxes V K CHEESE;
100 Z. D CHEESE;
loo tierces HAMS; Assorted Branfs;
500 8!b boxes IMPERIAL TEA;
.I51 boxes PIE FRCiT;
leo bozes CIDER ALE; for sale bv
mys AID GRIEFF 4 CO. 40 and 4. OLD J4ves
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~ 900 bbls Boyle Rose WHISKY
900 bhls Fletcher Extra dc.
Is qasrter asks Done-tie BRANDY;
l50 bois Prime Winter lard OIL;
900 boxes Wettsr1sl STAR CANDLES:
a01 boxes Ptoe.cr Gsmbie do do
300 hts sad Or boxes SI Ar GANDLE5:
800 ibis choiGa fntEit White BEANS:
MILO JCsFPH LANDS d ca - Z 4. y.b,rni.o,,..s.
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g1OR ANTWERP. The very fast sail Is, 81

GGta, itstst, has te prh1 ltt Of he ~ eneagrd WI
patch. tebt'r 100 hhls Touacco q
-.lpg 70 20. ,ERT, Will Ms q CT 40 Camp st.
njaa or to ]. 7. WalTNrI q co 81 Camps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-08

ssOR TRIESTE Tho A fast sailing sgas
slr EATEEsI0It, cePt.F. Q s5,n, faaas1 fa,
having tn Engaged and gnu on Aoar, viii
h t7e 4-es dHfasch. For baisn,g Of . ght, lst
r. AStERlL6E L o.. -3 st. Charles st.
.istsS u o. nplH va fa,.A San n0r hOAr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-08

GUNDRIES-
~ 1900 bbs Ohio supefre FLOUR, landing;
SOC tnxes STIR CANDLES;
500 hst brxes do
zoo qearte do d 10;
IS b1ls choice LARD OIL;
100 quarter .sks Dcalastir BRANDY:
ITO etEhth hu do
buxes OLEiNE SOAP;
50 bhs Fieitner Tesser WHISKY.
For sae by JOSEPH LANDS & CO.
ish AZ TN, r,Ias9t
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= street, between Royal ard Ronrbon JAMES
would rPspetu cal th etteHouu e.
uni ttu aey Gtaied upon then Of the
in It's most aFpAng tat they obtain certain
without the use OF Mercury asam Cnhebs other
Drug thu without
the newly discovered Remedies which only
ptoedr from bme aadi trial ey do
viii he made Dr. Of
ennce IL all parts of The Union the
Elartad which pronounced uc~r6e ty
Sne3 Dr. ms Introduce hea Reed tus sity thF
that '"r the
proiueea they perfect
and in ei that the acted nyai tlemseiye
yy truly pEldena discoveries, Dr.. j. hos located pena
nsh- IL hcit CGstnnn qute e-
seFied, Es3f' Drc" hours ronl7 A.M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-08
Siisgmags's RB'prid's Fair Pre-
2aiegg7k Ss,9gsgssea. Rrace.

W The following fzuros Illustrate benefit to derived tforr
thl J The
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EoR LlyERPooL-Tn a fast ,4sSse

LIN Walker. maGtr, href0urtH- bpr
he'd nine Fur balance tr-igtt
STEWART d co, n Caroutelet street,
or 10 GlFFHKl g. Love l., lt6 Common st
20 For hsyi superior apps The
Captain bGatd jTS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-08

KNOR RICHMOND. VA--The A l fast s.55S
K tatl ng brig iDVTs sc ia Cbee, master,
ing lEtSe 2"e o. NFr cargo ed VII have dt aI-
a1ee o. II GIT arHly q. W, HTNSGS@ CO. = Cqrv 1t.
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VOLUME VII.

KI0R HAVRE.--The new fast sailing ,fF4A
~ Aharcfn shin RUSSELL, Captain n b. llobt 13hz2
Loading will med iats dispatch For ffeshto o'"'V
bates Cotton, aFpy to ,., ,,,,,,-.,,s co mn ,,,,
IVA BoGERF, " WiLLlAM9 q ~ N1SnN'ph.
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sEOR Pt.ILAD gLPHlA IL Merchants a5sas,,.
L'ne)-Te days. llie very fgst7 7. 4YtA4x
!ae Psget schooner E. :. JAMES, Capt. ] y. v,
ht7lg will
trcig bat4 thereof psseaye, having
acnnuoda.ou, aIry Post 81 tis.tc
HOGE&fi "!IIfAtLJS & co, fsstHj
Mp9ars, b iEP STtTSDN Agerte. PttM,e phf. it'5
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HN0R L1VERP00L--Th A fast sail- -
p ing American sfip CLARA WHEELER, Capt SAsasAz
Fe,'9n wtii have qgtsk llslstel For reght, hPpSLo
tyI Y. HART \ CO. IS u Ehuupitoulas street.
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STEAMSHIPS---SHIPs.

Wni leave TFtRsnhY Juls g. at ocockA AM
RNOR GALVESTON-New Orleans ,sssT<5s.
and Texas y, s. Mn Lde.thr anu mag. lkaf.x
nifcfnt hteamship PERSEVERANCE, John s T6ompson
le%re aJoye carrying the u s. Mail pas
taBe only hhvtDg elegant state
jT opposite III. stssmsbin i, MI iandins' MINI
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StL0AN a. IRVINE, Attorneys at Law, No. 2S4
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References: DR.. George Fries, Alexander II. Nc
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