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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03
NUMBER 256.
Later from Texas.

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By the arrival Of the steamship exieo we have later
Texas papera They contain but little nes Of interest
This schooner Sa- Ia ashore at the Brsxos ard VIII pro-
bsbly be lost.
oarvasl aud number Of other aibsssters ars on t.r
way by land TO Galveston to take ther before the
United States Court. &
Dr. Geo wsRmswiler died Of yellow fever in Browns
vile the 10Th ult. This individuafought dus about
the commencement Of the hbuater movements aud killed
his anssganist, Lieut. Ross, Of the flbuatsr army.
The Austin Gazette of the 10Th ut says:
On Friday last there hard struggle passng the
Senates bill charteing the Pacific Railroad Company to
third reading Various amendments and motions to
adjourn voted down and under the operation of the
previous question the bill passed to third reading
BY vote Of 81 TO 10 nays On Saturday the bill
again taken and passed by an overwhelming majority
yeasTl nays 10.
There having been no amendment made to the Bill IN
the House as passed the Senate it is therefore aIa~
less vetoed BY the Governor which apprehends
We learn from the Lockhsrt Express, that Dr. G. An
dersou, Of Seguin, was killed the 5th nit by the aee
dental discharge Of his gun, while out duck hunting
The Galveston Civilian, Of the 9th umo says that
nothing has been done the Mexican boundary survey
West Of Ell Paso; for want Of an appropriation The
question has negotiation and il referred to
the State department The work the undisputed por
ons, this side Of Ell Paso hes been completed The
mission expired by limitation Of law the LIST Of Japu
ary.
The paper of the Both ult, says The new pilot
boat designed for this port undcrst has sustained
damage In her sails and rigging the passage
from Now York, and put in at Charleston for repairs
The Inauguration Of the Governor and Lieutenant
ernor took place at Austin the 2Ist uit.
Governor Pease nominated Col Edward Clarke as Sc
cretay of State and the nomination confirmed unan-
mously by the Senate The State Times says:
This appointment will no doubt be we'll received Col
Carkeis gentleman of ability and cleyerness He
the State In civil and military capacities He dele
gate the Convention which framed our State Constitl
tiona member of the Legslature-was attached the
staff Of Gov Henderson in the Mexican war; and pre-
sent at the battle Of Monterey. sA
The CIarksve Standard Of the 18th ult says: mur-
der Is said to have been committed in Lamar county
the Sh instant, by Daniel Alexander, who, it is said
proceeded to the house of Jacob Akard the Sulphur
and shot him down Alexander and bis son. who accom-
panied him have fed 1t is said that Akard charged Al
sxander with stealing hogs Akard shot in the left
side ofthe neck by ball discharged from rife =#
The Bastrop Advertiser states that ARRAY happened
lately in Ingrahams Prairie Payette county DR.
Miller of Roundtop, and Mr. Hyde which resulted in
the death of the latter Beth armed with double
barrel shot guns and both red-the shots Miller only
taking effect.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

EXPLOSION or THE ZACHARY r.ytoE -Ths Cipcinnatfs
r,,,;ror ~ ~, oe5 tas ~, :. fs,,i. sia .; ~ ~, -
- y M - i 40 - F'1 HiAe se .e' ,f-'ssss ~ s - &
piosion aad LOSS et hte on lhe Aacaary Tayio
The report that current yesterday inrelaon to the
accident upon the Zachary Taylor by which number
were killed and several scaided noet tearuliy true
When the Forest Queen caIasfn last evening. about
o'clock we boarded her and enabled through the
medium Of Mr. Kelsey. CLERK Of the Zachary Taylor. 10
CLEAN the annexed particulars: 81 ssss.i. sss
About 61s O'Clock yesterday morning, on the upward
bound trip of the T. when nearly opposite Ts5otsport
short distance below city the Engineer stopped
engines in the middle of the river to fix tho daetor,
which did not work we'll In few minutes after Hue
Of one Of the boilers collapsed forcing out both ends of
the boiler carrying death and destruction all sides
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Later from the Isthmus.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES

- ~ - - '1 " - -. ~
The steamship United States. Captaip Jocaz from
A As,;rr.,, n, o, =. . ;,o, -.
80 - s . = s'osA. g si aifAfsu ~ LILLE
port yesterday morning
The United States was delayed thirteen ays at Aspn-
wall in consequences f the yrreek of the yEirs,a so+t
M. s.aar,.,s, 80
Ano oseannap ii.,hVis ~ sateu Hohn Aspin"an on the
zoth UT ior New York, with three hundred and fifty
passengers. and $1.25o000 in gold.
Tbe u,ito3 s.at.s ,,r;na, ~ fa,a.r;,,. ,,....
- I1 T.-,.- N, n 90 ~ r P-sseNse
ah,la senn q u aayori r n ncneas = d draTer John
,nahhou, HenIy aafinam Juan Cefven Jonn Loan W m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

EMBEzzLEMEsT OF THIRTY THousAsD DoLLARs WoaTH
OF GooDsA rare instance of embezzement has been
Gently developed in St. Louis. A m9n named David,
Leeliger, who reported to belong the house Of
Jacobs Leelger in Cincinnati, but whot appears
only clerk salesman in the employ Of Mr. Jacobs
in which capacity he often visited New Orleans St. Louis
and Chicago about the 1s Of September last
with large quantity of cigars and wines vaaed ct about
thirty Thousand dollars which he sold and converted the
money to his Leelger has been committed in
default OF $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

There Ia lesson and good one in the following lines
We could wish that readers might hear them sung
the admirable voice and of the friend from whom
we derive them:
Let US speak of man as we find him,
And censure alone what we see
And should man blame, let's remind him
That from faults none of Ia free.
II the veil from the hesrt could be torn,
And the mind could be read on the brow,
There are many we'd pass by with scorn,
Whom we're loading with high honors now,
"Lct ms speak of man az we ind him,
And heed not what others may say
If he's frai then a kind word would bind him,
Where GOODNESS would turn him away
For the heart must be barren, Indeed,
Where no bud Of repentance can bloom
Then pause, ere you censure with speed,
On a frown or smile hangs his doomn
.5 Esprit Of the Tmes.
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AusrnALn.-The interior of Australia, barren, sandy
desert has been found to be considerably below the level
of the 1t is proposed to employ British conTcts
in cutting canal from the to the desert
distance of about $50 miles when is expected that
rush of would be great owiden the canal and
the formation of inland almost large
the Mediterranean the incacuabe benefit OF vast
extent of territory. at present wholly useless.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

HORRIBLE suIoIpE-In st. Louis, on the ed says
the Democrat man named Karl Hunderkshun, who was
about to be arrested and placed in jail execution
for fine and COSTS cut his throat from to ear rather
than submit to incarceration in prison The Sheriff
called at the house, and requested him to follow him
the county Jail Hunderkshun demonstrated first and
finally refused positively to go. At the time there were
his wife and children and two men in the building The
Sheriff prevailed of the latter to assist him. and
carrying his coat they urged him forcby the street
When there the old man became queted and promised
to accompany Mr. Smith, provided he allowed to re-
turn to don more seemly apparel, His request was
readily granted and he rstraced his way to one of the
upper apartments, th eoffcer following He was allowed
to go alone the others waiting him near the door
After very little while noise heard like the spill
ling OF water and Hunderkshuns wife hastening to his
door to ascertain its cause stood appalled, the thresh
old with the spectacle that greeted her The old man
stood in the middle of the floor holding razor in his
right hand his throat cut from and the blood
squirting with every throb great distance on the floor
The hurried forward and running to his sup
port, whom the unfortunate madman, summing up all his
remaining strengh in effort drew the second
time across his neck nieting another wound almost if
not full as desperate the first Officer Smith represents
the sight to have been eartsckeping In the extreme
The man conveyed to bed and physician sent for
but life extinct the messenger of sight
almost
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

FoRprsa THE ARxAssAs RiyEss-The Arkansas river al
Fort Smith is so low that is daily frded by hundreds
of people horseback and in carriages Tbs river
said be lower at that point now than it has been be-
fore for several years. aFs#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

ARRIVAL ME1roo The steamship Mexico, from
Indianoa and Galveston the 29th arrived here yeser
day morning, bringing the following passengers:
Gen P + Smith, . s A. Major Henry Hill A. Lieut.
J MendeDhal U A. Seaweil, Mr. Caroway. Mrs Caro-
way, Mrs W Adams, John Whitehead and family
Clark johnson and family, Station and family, l. VIM
stone, B Winstone and family, Raney. A Walker
Adams, Mr. Howard Louis locke, o Mason, r J Read
Dawson, and thirty deck. y
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THs WEArHss AT Sr. PAuL,-The Pioneer of the sth
Dec says the weather still continues mild and pleasant
There is scarcely any the ground and the is
ss warm as in October.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

DELEGArIos OF SEsIrsoLEs FoR FIoRipA.-Thes Fort
Smith Herald says that Lieut.. Gibboa, o. eft thst
place the 18th with large delegation of Semnoes tor
Florida They go to endeayor to induce Billy Bowlegs
and his tribe to emigrate west
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

RIor At Clsc,NaArI--The Papei Nuneio Bsdini has
been attacked at Cincinnati By mob of Germans The
police interfered when nine defmans were shot-ona
being killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

srEAMEa eHocrow susk-we learn by the Naehi-
toees Chronicle that the steamer Ghoctow against
snag aud was sunk the night of the 18th ut shove
campte Red River The most Of her freight has been
saved. esssssss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

TRAGIcAL RESULT A NEWSPAPER QuARFEL.--Some few
weeks since took the editor of the Maysyle Eagle
good nauredy to task for his habit appropr
atpg articles the Courier without giving the proper
credit therefor Naturally of Sour aud unhappy dspo
son this paragraph seemed to excite his ire, and with
out answering the charge he replied to it by making
uncaled for and insulting alusion gentleman
office Our assistant. naturally indignant, published
article in reply which took occasion say
the day following would not have appeared the columns
OF the Courier had it first under the notice the
responsible editor had marked out diff course
and desired in all instances to avoid PERSONAL The
reply alluded TO certain swndling transaction, which
the editor of the Eagle recently engaged which
the quick and under the promptings malicious heart
tho editor of the Eagle replied by making offensive
and vile charges against our assistant.
+ Mr. Dobyns, wko was uncle of the gentleman last
spoken OF subsequently happening in Maysville called
Mr. Collins and demanded retractsn Of the vile charges
This Mr. G. refused to make when Mr. Dcbyns declared il
it not done he would cowhide the editor the rst
time he met him. On Friday evening last, about five
o'clock, while MIR. Collins and Mr. s. Miner sand
ing at the of Second and Sutton streets
ing, Mr. Debyns approached, when Collins suddenly
squared himself jerked revolver from his breast pocket
and excaimng, Don't you touch me y fired, the ball
taking effect in Mr. Dobyns forehead and causing his
death in five hours When shot. Mr. D. had eawhde
in his hand. but he had not used it ft
This believe, is fair and candid statement of this
distressing aud deplorabIe affair While Its result brings
the btteres anguish the hearts of Mr Debynss
relatives know it will fall with stunning force the
estimIbe parents of Collins. Mr.. Dohyns was high
minded honorable gentleman greatly beloved by wide
circle Of friends and he died while attempting yndi-
dictate the character of dear relative from the most
wicked and the basest charges LouisYis oouIier 2sd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

FLirs,--aMy dear Fellow said Beau Hickman " d
watsr in hotel u hare respsct for dies indeed
say, am fond of fss--bnk like to havc teM An3 (@
milk In separate glasses they mix much hett7f
you hare contrsl Of beth insEsdisnts.n ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

SHOCKING suIcIpE-The Louisville Courier learns that
Mr. chowning, of Port Royal Ky, committed suicide on
the evening OF 18th ut by shooting himself through the
body with shot gun He was found near fence quite
dead with his shot gun beside him, and terrible wound
in his stomach 1t is supposed that he placed the breech
Of the gun against the fence with the muzze against his
body and then pulled the trigger with stick No cause
was assigned for the rash act Iappears that his daugh
ter had started from home the fatal day get married.
and on her return the next day found father dead
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zTele graphic.

So. Louis, Dec. % The Santa Fe mail arrived at In.
dependence bringing dates from Chihuahua to the Goth
of November, Business extremely dull and it
thought that all the foreign merchants would
for California; and trade go into the hands the exi
cans Some American merchants We're waiting at FL Paso,
being able pass goods through the Custom House.
twenty per cent being added the tariff with posi-
tive instructions to admit goods unless duties
are paid
General Garland intends establishing post on Rico
river.
celebrated Misscalero chief killed by Mexican
will create some difficulty in the Mesilla Valley.
II. r.. Smith shot by in charge of Sheliings
mail at Santa Fe Two men, named sculin and Stephen
son. created disturbance when the former shot Smith
twice. Both arrested and 1t being generally
believed that Smith was killed, jury empanneed
and Sculin Immediately hung Smith. however, isaliye
and slowly recovering WY
Business was quite dull at Santa Fe. .s
Mount penon Ohio, Dec, 29-Messrs Potnir B Curtiss'
large wooen mauufactory destroyed by fire this after
noon with large portion Of their stock The loss is es
timated at 10000 to S60,0C0-partsliy insured
Cieretand, Dec 22.-Ten of the hands engaged in
pairing the Northeast Railroad track at Erie havabeen
tried by au Erie Justice and fined 500 each The JUS
ce decided that the Injunction from the United States
Court to restrain the people of Erie from interfering
with the road, is null and void.
Y Ne,e York Dec 3l-Charles Montholon, son of Gen
Montholon. has been appointed Consul General for
France at this port.
Letters from Paris report that the Turkish loss at
Sinope was 1000 aud an immense amount of property.
Twenty lives have been lost by the wreck of two
sehooners OIL Cape Heniopen
Louisville Dec 81, M.-The river here is yet fall
ing slowly.
Cincinnati, Dec. 81. p M-The weather here is very
cold tonight The river is still falling and IL very
low, II will probably soon be closed by ice.
Kingston, N L, Dee 25--The spire of the Dutch Re-
formed Church blown down yesterday crushing the
roof of the church 1t 2s feet high and built
Boston, Dec. 23-John Murphy, who murdered his
wife at Fay River BY forcing suiphurc acid down her
throat the 9th Of April last has been tried and
yicted before the Supreme Court and sentenced 10 be
executed after one years Imprisonment
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Thefeayful catnstrSfhe sh kegse ~ n ~ &C. 4s ~
hr eossw steamer MaFsh5I aI fis & y ss
all bbsrd--rrynherine r. II Nv, "
one hundred and Hfty sosIs s,.. sss ~
tell the tails OF her tos4a sas ev.s.,ss
amount IF interest Hi LtsygIa Il, ~ IN
tive information ffer,, Il iittf4 i,sfs & A A " ~ tss
very shortly after III ~.
bound bark W woodbrfixe '' sses 's17 ssA72
The subioiusd enIs,l tss,s 1f x
of that vessel faAey. as assn $s tts e
ceissr of Drots at Hl ana srss., IA lsss r.
Captain Haissssd the Secretary af TlsTss ~ rs<5
70 eontain at tF1st ia knesgr on INV fsets s
structiou Of the Inflated steamer ~ s
Sailed fros, stoekolrp an sha 1ft ~ seos..,. - a
for Hu with cargo of jr, f,,as ar.t fssss
Eisfnore on the I5sh having vsrv hssy, ~
ship iabosing and strainiur yery fTcb aui si;s,sss =
sreat deal of water ts, nT9.s WI u
To- We sighted PIn,leatrY Heal Iiai,s an t,s ;sss -
ae 9th dIssatt four N NJ M eT,a sksll si
inc hard fron, ta W. ~
soytbIf0 na arfict,ariv oceuyr ,,rtft MorIs a. 3ssf
Az aboue ia oseincl Il ,irht ,y,er, IN ma Ns s
leg li9,t ~ tfs n,ob II III TT,1.sr NO sysss - lax
by stesuaer osrae nnjtnown t NJ Nj il a. g
can iI5r, yvs II fls ,r,or,,e,sx ~ 4 ~ d5sss4t f,s
or four miles oI,r s5n bsie N, liz sssrhar ri,s
81 ana ~ vi baJf NJ ,vith tfs csr M I'M X s,a2 Mr.
blowing fresh brssze as,d hszv t susvvss III ysr
all upon fe6k ~ tts f,n,e ia v;,,gs Ifglt i - rs,st
zna showing txe HI, Iytfs ass ,sr trt ;Ss Fi
moment ssw ths steamer approaching ws aaiied
and saa se Noul be into as bat received no s1isssr
We cenfinusd cur course With the szcepv5f of varyfnx
malt point the seaasers head "a
ps 20 the uortns and that hy that means she wond axe
goHe clear of our and It being 20 excessively dark
that Ne had no tlms "a hsys the ship a5out Is th9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

DEATH Hon. A. G. BRIrToN.-rhe Boston Traveller
the death of this gentleman, resident Of Or
ford N. H.. which occurred in Boston the 2st Mr..
Btton of the very few remaining old school gen
temen and lawyers Of New Hampshire He a cotem-
porary of Smith, Mason Sullivan, Bartlett, the websters,
the Balls and the still living Judge Fletcher of Boston,
and Judge Parker of Cambridge He often in public
life having been member of both Houses of the New
Hampshire Legislature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

nDD FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
Cemetery be 9stained BY agPlyiEg PJE9soN TreA
add Esl0ws Hall Of Camp aud Lafayette s,5ess
Co.. No 40 Camp The of Vaults for Lodges
for the embers siJ members tstockhong
the nria Of wife child no. for all other
Vault will invariably. purchase Lots or any ino
nation respecting the "Rest,n y apply to
5 J. c, PERSON Comme rcisl Alley
orso JAS. FuRNEAUX, at the Odd Fellows Hsl
IksF FnpSr arrr.S
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BRUTAL MuRpER.-A most brutal murder commit
ted at Old River, Concordia Parish the evening of
the 23d, by Charles Lucas the person of James
Flannery wood cutter Lucas desperate character
and has frequently before threatened the lives
individuals aud stands indicted for tho murder OF VIM
II. Edwards, in the Goncordia Court Gov Hebert has
offered reward Of $3.50 for his apprehension.
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ssTEA NlsHIPs SHIPS. |
.t8HbHESToM.

VIII cass WEDNESDAY January T. al q ocoes a. NJ Ia II Is
HIOR GALV VESTON, ,1NDIANoLA ,PoRT. n TT.
LAyAGA md pa YRegalar New S
now magnificent steamship MEXICO John s. T6onp-
uaz.er, will leave above, lsading freight
nlanaa bjsc igherngs Matngoda with
charge Fof freight asusE having
foosi acsorsiodaions. epply
81 fss HARRIS q MORGAN foot Of Julia street,
opposite the Ste eAmehip Landing.
9 This ns having estatlisied pilot Bar
taina. g.7i@ u Fl 49, G7s97,77 dsl'
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TNTyERSITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DEPARThlEMT.-The seventh Annual ST this
the University has ast sd tbs Del artmen
or the reception up plan of study hiss equy
favorable those desiring follow Collegiate Course
these d-sRned Commercial Mechanical The
been The Scientific Csurse
under the special the Professor Of Mathematics
tas Of H. Military West Point and Eo eentrate
NJ Roar, Prf Fsench NJ Ro6meyer German
aud Senior Tonos Professor Spanish Italian continue to give
Instructions fors,ssiy.
Professor Mehado fourteen Principal and
Commercial Institute kingston jamaica hiss been specially
for the Classical Department.
Application The
treet n1O Hu1
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DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRRScENT.

THE KEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE NO. ss ST. CHARLES STREET,
viii bs regularly served % sueeber in this cry early hour
t5gndey sresped able
the omes, or iseents as,eek, p.sste Carriers.
THE CIRCULATION
Of ths cEEscKsr Daily and Weekly, such ossr desirable
medium to Adverissrs. A s5
FAMILY PAPER
largely early Of cttssr and
articles sold sdyered
m columns paper the city crculsss extensively among
isGliss. .48-13.s
5 OUR TERMS
such invite the attention and psronags Of tbs pEb
ApvKETIsrHs:
Per Squae Ten Lines PssFrs insertion, all %
Every subseqaent Insertion. 30
Advertisements Second Page charged each dsy
discount viii bs made with hoas VINO sdysiss By the
for hhorier time. z
All will be pasishd month,
charged aeoofdDglF. .sl ,s5
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EXCHANGE BANK of Horace BEAN & G,
nRNAMENTAL IRON WORK, etc. q

The undarsisnsd bega leave his
ne public and particularly the patrons q the late firm
Homes Benpett thst he
account at Nos 81 and s. crcna the
NDas y iNtsS n,f5s tI1rE y rt r.
STRAIGHT CIRCULAR STARE all other kinds OF work
ustd for building purposes
II. practical experience the enables him
usual facilities public which, with
in the execution of orders, be will him liberal
patronage. BENJAMIN X. BENNETT OF ly
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aNTWERP.

IyOR ANTWERP. The A / fast sail IN
Ill Ing AMerisan ship SEA EAGLE, Captain A SAAsAE
Winnls nadiug and will have immediate dspatcn.
.es J.P. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street
Ferr To- he Cap % n on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

NOR LIVERPoOL.-Th A / British ssN
IA ship CONSUL, Captain Smith having part Of her SkI
easo fnyssd will hsFs quick Dispatch Fer balance Of aghI
d9 j. II hsHBRIpGr 4 fo M q. cbo,,s,,,,..,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

HSOR LIVERPO0L.--(Ta no Corn IN
u The livery fapaing American ship sCREAMER, SAAAg
freight Of $50 bales Cotton, apply to
J.. p. WHITNEY & CO., 81 Camp st.
EH" Fer passage, apply D the Cestntu on hoard aI9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

lsfas0K LIYERPoOL.--(Takes no Corn ,4sM
Iss hnn A ras sailing American ahip NORTH EAASS
PTGN, np.Ai' Reed s leading will Inins
apstea. Fos freigat Of 4sa bgss ce.son apply to
J. Il. WHITNEY q CO., el Camp Rttset.
u Tsr psrnse, apply Ia The iaptaa OF board.
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NE w YORK.

Iy0R NEW YORK-The A l fast sail IN
int lark WARWICK johnson, nnsster,
will mnediae dspah Fer balance freight
spIlv [iaasl BoeERT, WILLIAMS CO., 10 Camp at.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY B. 1854
WANTS-WA ANTED.

YMT TANTED--A contract for the cutting of
wv from THREE to -FOUR THOUSAND CORDS OF WOOD
within ihres four miles Of The city. Apply =
$50 a. u. CoCIIRANt & co. Sc Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-03

SsOARDlNG.--A young Gentleman wants to
Board in respectable American family, whore
only Bearsr He will give liberal addreoe let
ter-tox l.. m If