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

The doctrine preached by Gen. Csss in his Nicholson
letter. aud more recently rcAiirmed by him from his
pace IN the senate mat territorial legislature abp
ish slavery, will not hold water in tho Sou,h-Soutb
Side Dem.
And yet the oeoloCo party Of the South IN ls4s sup
ported uen Cass for the Presidency, upon the strength Of
that very letter. Their dupcity in this respect L. only
equacd by their present hypocrisy In stepping forward
aud procaiming the sanctiy Of tho Compromises meas
ures which, in $780, they denounced bs Of surrren
der, and the friends OF which they branded "basS
submiasiOnista. " RnLeinh Rcnisknr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

tB Tho Legislature Of Illinois have passed resolution,
IN favor Of the Nebraska Bill The Washington scn,ne
states that tho vote In the Senate was fourteen to erb,
and the n'jory In the House Of Representative, va,
moro than two 20 one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03
See the proceedings of the Legislature.

Is We have fresh rumors OF FiIlOuster expedition
to libcrate Cuba. Il is said the company has borrow cd
tao millions of doars-and By way of security for tina,
has gwen deeds for the sugar aud coffee plantations
of such CuoAns as may be nsensibe the blessings
liberty, AMI refuse to join the Lioerators their udng
Quite a cool proceeding
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

u The baltimore City Board Of Trade at a speech,
meeting on the 9Th u passed resolutions to the effect
tas' the proh'oory liquor bill pending before the
hs'yand Legislature will have injurious effect upon
cue "AdO and commerce Of that city aud also upon the
revenue tho s'o-that they disapprove ofsad law and
would respectfully demonstrate agains. ia massage
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

Natures UhiU'atu" is the style of Mr.. James Thorn
as fivori,e brand of chewing We indebted
to that Gentleman for sample-and it appears merit
all its rcnown Prepared Of the very faest material it
put Up with taste and egance, that do great credit
to Mr. rs operatives. The mode of preparing is hom
as owninveuon aud secret but it i. very costly aud
bacco of this brand commands IS the pound
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

Sd1es Ssoet On Richmond, reported ~ A. Ldnod,. a Son
March 9, 1854 '
virginia per cts, "a years to rum last sales at the
tercst. ~ Wv " IN
virginia 6pcr cents, years to run last sales slO4
and interest w.
virginia per cents, under 10 years t, run, sales
interest, ~
ichmond City Bonds 81 years to run sales slo4 and
interest. ~
Richmond City Bonds, short dates last sales slOl to
l03 and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40, sales SIT l-e
Farmers Bank Stock last sales slll.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales Sill
Virginia x Tenn. H. r. bonds last sales SOS and in.
tcrest. "
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales s95
Richmond Fire Association Stock par 90 last sales
s33l 4. ~
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac r. r. Stock,
sales slol,
Vitgsoia Central r. r. Stock, last sales 500.
Richmond aud Petersburg II. r. Stock, sales $I5
Richmond aid Danvile, H. II. Stock, last sales $40.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales $50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

sN Tho editor Of the Charleston Standard "a insured
eyafend that he has discovered snail coano ia.ud on
the Western co' ofFoiI IL {, to be hoped tbs, there
sfs othCr.In he same region.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03
q N.w InrenIIon.

We have seen the model Of new invention nv Mr.
Ronrn PArSE, OF Lexington, Va for the use of canal
boats. 1t Is called patent break, and appears very
simple 10 IL application. Tho purpose Of the invention
remedy the great Inconvenience and annoyance Of
passing oo''' through canal ockspreventiog the ja
mig a"d damage TO boats caused by striking against the
Locke We informed that I, has been e,bihi,od n
officers Of the jams River Company, and met with ,be,
approval, together ~h that Of the captains Of bo,s on
the Jaaes River CansL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

CS Mr.. Staples, OF Patrick, we'll deserves the thanks
of the payers of the Commonwealth for his eert to
relieve them of unnecessary burdens in the matter
of the public printing His effort though Intellectual for
the present will in the end be productive OF good Peo
pie will always be be misgoverned for the
OF Democracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-11

painful accident occurred NJ Sing Sing on Thursdsv
last The wife, son, ana daughter OF Or. Bacon who re-
side that village, were thrown out of carriags
Ms Bacon shockingy ui.edso seriously, indscd
that there s little hose Of her recovery The otksrs
less seriously hurt Dr. Bacon Ia brother Of In.
Leonard Bacon, Of New Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-11

Christian Ia ptisms''
The committee said the dispeusation Of baptism by
other than regular ordained ministers had been
from by the Romish church. The committee concludes
that the Rcmsh church is longer church OF Christ
but synagogue of Satan. The Pope onsidered
antiChiist The tendency of the fopsh church IL 10
establish the power Of the parts III world
in opposition to the church and religion Of Christ rhe
forms OF the church Of Rome considered mumme.
ries by the committee The latter, in concu on says
'lhe ministers Of the church of Rome ut author
lied TO administer the sacrnmens ordained by Christ
Lord, in the gospel and that the administration Oh
What is oenomnatet baptism in the Roman Catholic
church is not TO lie recognized Christian BAPTISM
The report was signed by Edwin f. Hatfield ID. D.. and
eaml II Cox, the majority Of the committee
Prof Smith, the third member Of the committee sub.
mteda minority report differing from the views Of the
majority and taking the ground that Papal baptism il
valid The arguments OF the m,jorty oiled to IN
detail in the minority report. The minority deem. II i'm
polite urge extremity differences which will fu ether
ALLEVIATE he Catholic people from Protcstaati.m
The reports were accepted, ana a debate ensued,
upon motion made by pr Waterbury, TO adop, the re
port OF the majority. At IL o'clock, motion to inde6
nittly postpone. vas negndyed.
Tie Rev. Mr. Riley submitted the following resolution
a. an amendment TO the motion to postpone the sub
Resolved That in view Of the great diversity OF opin.
ion and OF practice in the Presbyterian church. the
subject OF Popsh baptism and In view OF previous action
Of the assembly i viii be inexpedent for the present
sembly to take action in the case.
4 Rev. Dr. Brainbard opposed the adoption Of the
ori.y report hoped the matter would be lett with
the OF those who be benehtted BY it.
Mr. T.. Yor, OF scland, durins a speech upon b.p
tisn, that IL he was minister. he would tell his
flock the whole truth and that Is they believed not
upon the Lord Jesus Christ they would be damned He
did believe that baptism essential to salvation.
The debate continued up 70 the hour OF adjourn
ment--N L. Express.
Leaving the above specimen of lberality to speak
for itself i must be permitted to say that Senator
Cass has been exceedingly iDfecit)us in of the
examples by which he would illustrate the hard
ships Of American Protestants in Catholic countries
in regard 10 this matter OF Christian burial. He
tells us Of Protestant who was at the point Of
death at san Diego, and who was 80 anxious TO be
buried IL consecratcd place Of sepulture. that he
consulted the American minister as 10 whether he
sh9slq lgt make Pg9tessioR Of Catholicism with 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-11


ale rising and setting and revolving around the
centre.
] stated at the commencement of this reply that
the necessity OF finding myself in apparent COLI
sion with so distinguished man a General Cas-
was less of pride than Of humiliation. The cir
cumstances under which my letter was written have
Teen referred to in the foregoing part OF this COM
mnnication never dreamed that that letter would
attract the special attention OF any one. It has
turned ont otherwise, however. If General Cass
had intmated to me, in any private manner, that
there was word in it disrespcctfu to himself,
should have Immediately, in the same mlnner, re-
piled in vndication or in apology. II, on the other
hand, be bad signifed to me, twelve or fourteen
months ago. that he intended to make my letter the
groundwork or occasion OF his great speech,
should have been prepared with ample materials to
reply to 1t far more effectively than 1t has been pos
sible for me TO do amidst incessant interruptions,
and within the limited period that has been allowed
me since his Grafton in the Senate. As it is, how
ever, stand by my letter, and shrink not from the
explosion of the great mortar, which il has taken
this experienced gunner so long period to charge,
as If he intended that it should not only kill my
little sparrow Of letter, but also that it should
brighten away all the birds Of the neighborhood.
| find my little nycitcoror in domiciiio not only
chirping but without single featheret Of its wing
rufied.
This letter is already too long, and hope may
be pardoned IL make few general remarks, bear
ing more or less directly on the circumstances
which directed it, The first remark Ia, that In this
county, al least, no man Is oppressed in conse-
quence Of his religious belief so long as he submits
legally to the constitution and laws by which 1t
is governed. And yet regret to say that many
Of cur citizens are hardly satisfied with this
equal and common privilege, unless there be fur-
niihed them from time to time, occasions on which
they may giyesvent to that lamentable intolerance
which turks in human nature everywhere, no less
than In human governments In Europe, Asia, Afr'
ca and America. How tame would be the proceed
ings OF such meetings as that for purposes oil sym
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
NUMBER ass.

& Why don't yeu come here every day. said
Amelia, ssif my company is pleasant to you!' .
He answered that he feared his presence
might prevent the visits Of others.
81 shall miss no one, replied she, q as long
as you indemnify me by your society"
Upon my word said the count, ssI have
more than once wished that was not your
ladyships husband
"Why so'" demanded Amelia.
& That might be allowed to tell you" he
returned, g how much love you
!" OH tell me 50 pray" cried she, C if only
for the sake of novelty
g Fear not answered the count, IS hone nv
lady,I shall never so far forget myself; hut
we have had, think, two very agreeable tete-
a-tetes at supper--how if you were this evening
to allow me a third ? -
ss With all my heart answered the Countess
The appointment was on both sides exactly
adhered TO- Their conversation was this time
less lively, less brilliant-they gazed at each
other oftener, and spoke less; the heart began
to assert its influence, and even arrived so far,
that they once, during a pause, inyoluntarily
squeezed each others hand across the table, al
though the servants were still in the room.
Who could have believed it
Amelia very plainly perceived that it was
late, but she did not look at her watch. Her
husband made not the smallest effort to depart
ne Coulpialneu thab ne Was somewhat Urea, DuI
not sleepy. In word, from this day they parted
in the morning instead of midnight, because they
were then both ready to breakfast together.
The Count, enchanted with his new conquest,
eloped with Amelia into the country, where
they, with astonishment, discovered that the
theater of nature, and the concert of the night
ingales, surpassed all other theaters and CON
certs They at first thought Of staying only a
few days-every morning they intended to de-
part, and every evening they changed their in
tentions. When autumn, however, approached,
they returned to Vienna. The same evening
they went to the play, and our hero had the
courage to sit in the same box with Amelia
Who could have believed it! To such q dread
full extent may a man be led by one thoughtless
step. Ye happy husbands in high life, take
warning by the mournful example Of our Count
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
CRESCENT.
/ N D E <
70 PeTmanent IRira page .adpeytissmeats.

For Permanent Third Page advertisements.
Bankers-MATHEws, FrsLEy g. Co, 81 Camp street
LOUISIANA sAyrr6s Co, corner Of Camp and La
fayette streets.
Books and Stationery. b. STEEL. 60 Camp street
Z. JOHNSON Co, 6s Camp street.
Clothing-NoHBIs WAY, corner Of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel
LEIGHTON s. BARBor, Southwest corner of Canal
Ti and St. Charles streets
Croekery--P. R. FELL g. Co., 81 Common street
Drugs and Medicines -THos. RANKIN, corner Camp
and Poydras streets. .lr Fl
Groceries-R. ". ADAMS corner of Front, Common and
Fulton streets,
HARDWARE. WATERMAN g. BRo., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
j. NJ. RELF Co, Front between Gravier and
Poydras streets.
CHAs. G. GArsss Co. 20 Magazine and 90 GraTier
HotelsARcApE Magazine between Grayier and Natchez
streets.
Hats Boots -Shoes-D'ARcr & Co, corner Canal and
Chartres streets.
DAVID TAYLOR & Co., 4l Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade. 7-
NEwHALI, VALENTINE & Co., 81, &c. and So Common
street
Jewelry-HypE s. GooDRueH, of Canal and Royal
etreets.
u. A, TYLER. 80 Camp street.
Musical Instruments-M FgHRENBAcH, III Canal st
Paints-G. C. Boegnr & Co., 5s Camp street.
Wines, Liquors W. E.. LEyERIcH s. Co., "a Old
Eevee Street. }9
sEwELt I. TAYLOR, Is Royal street.
F.W. CoELgR, Common street, opposite the st
Charles Hotel J.e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

# & T.
trurnpeted, rendered nlins the ssiuaky Office" In
the estimation Of many. received orders from
distant parts Of the country BY mail, and sent
out tickets on commission BY post-riders and
others. Among my sspri5ate customers were
> number of elergymen and deacons; and 6cca-
sionally some Of the weak hrothera Of the sShu-
skers," who came to Bethel to sell garden seeds,
bought q few lottery tickets on the siy."
(, Whenever visited Brookfeld + called on ono
man who was Of d serious turn He and bis
wife were professors Of religion, ana he was fire.
iuent exhorter at pray er-meetings He always
managed 70 buy ticket or two from snes under
he strctest injunction never to divuIge the fact
to his wife. Inspally dined with him, and when
Y, was busy looking after my horse, or other
wise engaged cut Of doors, never failed TO sell
ticket to bis wife, who begged me to he very
careful not 70 let her husband have any suspi-
cion OF 1t, for he was opposed 10 sueh things and
would never forgive her if be should know there
was 8 lottery ticket in the house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
SEWING ROOMS, No Is s.. Charles street


~ LADIES' CT OAKS and AAHTILIAs The
patterns for November the
stqles will be received m0athly, ia advance.
LADIES' DRESSES made
fashion, and by experienced Dress Makers on.-ha
they naEy esesghes guaranteed IT,
workmanship vay ia nnilh strength tsh
ordinary hAnd i4ades Under Garment every
description made order st low Ladies' respectfully
@ e
INFANTS CLOTHING maie order An establishment making
nfens and ohidreus Clothing has been needed this
city; every descrip et which. Mis- PRESSES W be
with unparalleled disratc ht.
SHIRT B0S0NS COLLARS, WRISTBANDS, styla
hnh thy Git thing
the kind made elsewhere in this
HOUSEHOLD WoRKA knas Of Faniy Linen Sheets, Plio~
Gass Nsrkis Fani0 Hotels Steamboats,
hsmming OF GrAvg ttaudst htet promptly
executed by improved machnsry ewhe st
dueed ptces and in half ae time ennrs required elsewhere
Ihs emeg o this establishment arc such that al kinds
Sewing DTss Making atc usplsh stye and utility
ianney that ether
Having employed 6T
from The employ WhseleT Rilson Broadway New
York. who thoroughly the Of ller latest Improved
achaea, which, other estaheh
this improved machine quilting
stitching Aarseis introduced, which produces
eompaiaby superior any kand sawing.
Tors will End greatly their advantage to have Rli their
Vert hing and quilting done Mt thus Eo IL
Charles street. mp staiIl. Mrs. NJ MCKENZIE,
MI tt II Mrs. L. G. Pow ELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

GROCERIES-GROC ROCERIES-GROCERIlE
9H Landing from shipa AIempbi4 Tarqaip-
- so ktga GOSHEN BUTTER;
SO cases PlN NEAPPLE CHEESEt
100 bo: es BuCfWHEAT;
30 barrels BUCI1WHEAT;
100 boxes assorted PR ESERYES aud JAMS.
so boxes CAPERS; -
30 cases MATCHES;
$40 eozen CLOTHES LINES;
40 bales TWiNE;
SO nests BASKETS:
100 dozen BRQOMS:
$50 boxes FIRE-CRACKERS;
20 Kegs SHOT; ~
10 kegs BAR LEAD.
SO boxes CANDY;
9s0 ha chests BLACK and GREEN TEA;
10 quarter casks BRANDY;
~ eighth casks BRANDY; --s
90 tietras SALMON:
100 kits SALMON:
- l0 boxes SMOKED HERRING.
20 blrreis TABLE SALT; .-==s..
leo BIKES Colgate's S0AP: Sz5.4m .'z=. .7
100 boxes Colgatea STARCH, etc, for sale by
@ H. L. STONE d CO.,
n2s ot Gravier Fulton and Levee sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02


an EWING MACHINES. = At the Maryland
~ State Fa, held az Baltimore the prsn
the 18Th OF October last The following Sewing
LIOitiou, attracted much
WHEELER WILSON 4 CO.'S,
]. NJ. SINGER tzO,S,
GROVER, BAKER & CO.'S.
1he result folows
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS,
The Swami premiums being the Important claim preference
n the these the following Judges
Chairman John H. B. Larobe Mrs T. X. Mnan
walters Mira r. c. Ware Clark; James Murray of The Vu
Works Robert Leslie William H Keeler s. Skles Eqrs
The awards follows;
No. D. For the noa practical invention adapted
e estimated with reference to cheapnesa and utyon
Machines.
Class No 35 To Wheeler, Wilson Sewing Machines
Medal
ToJ.M Singer Co.'s Sewing Machine, Certificate.
large assortment of Wheeler, Wilson IMPR OWED
sale for cash or good city accoeptsncss
Experienced American G npany,
W. give ample Instructions ladies how
without any chatg perquisie for teaching.
skful Creole Maehnst, who
h will keep all machines purchased
repair for free OF extra charge.
supply silk Machine Thread Spoo Needless
Screws, etc., always on hand, and for at = -
n2l If Is ST. CHARLES STREET, Up Stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
VOLUME VII.

80 ~ - -
4 w. SHAW & cos New Orleans and Liver
~ pool Agency Emigration and Remittance 80 Bank Place
New orleana and other tbs United stes
month P'reg desroue aend for their friends errem
nfssed snie and increased facility by applying to
@. EDMoNps, Agent, 80 Bank Place, New orlsana.
" All letters, post paid. will prompt attention.
Barclay Perkins Goa London Porter English Cheesas Pickles
and Liverpool sslt, in quantities puchaseg Chret Wines
Fruit, etc. for sale, %s'gy% YE52AfF
f Vessels wanted from 500 1000 barrels upwards Appyas
alOya. fpT.e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

vt EW ORLEANS AM CAR Tsxz 1Fs44sfEsEs.sE7
4 RoLLToN RAILROAD Winter Ar-+fsse! ss4@asTE ss4~@asTE
anFement Csrreton Line Departure Of Train
IAIenne and Perddo streets,
Fetg ORLEANS:
Steam Tfhins-f TO- II, IL 3d.
Frss Carroii.oa - -
fteem Trains5M, T,s, TO- a AID l. O. 4Be7ePM
FAEE1bcents Children
dlssof Is Red Tickets 20 50
LAFAYETTE LINE.
~ These Cars from No. 16 Barouue street.
Departure Of Cars.
lfom Canastreet-Morning!
every is minutes until evening" 10 A.
rom horse Staion--Sornfng g
and 10 minutes until Az eS lO l6 ~
rAne Children occupying
EosSpecinl Night Pagtss bas Meetings are sun
led when required aitsr the n9q
sPFERsgN sPIrel3s s9,S A AND LAKEi6 M
connection with the Carrolton Rairesd-FRUA
70 LAKE P0EfCHARTRA[H-
r. A IN ,,,,
FROM New DranEtpia Carrolosl TO P0Hsehaain
rom TVolt Circle Depot-6zO s0, 1890 1920
tl0 aud $40 P.
From PontcLaain (pia Carrson) 10 No 0-ans...
70 Troi Circle pepot6:lo, sO 1910 NJ and 1910, 20, 0,4ilO
~ Al ths above Trains take aud land passengers jackson
E%= Baggage received vt Depoa only.
FARketween New Orleans bet
I llion and tbe Lake 10 CENTS each way. %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

EiN0R LIvERPOOL-The A | fast sail. ,szssSS
a ing American ship REDWOOD, Captain Ross, ,$54Tp
ths greater part o. her Will have
dispatch For balance Of freight apply
p9s GIFFNEY Il LOWELL, iI6 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

EJH0R ItVERP0OL-Tha A | fast sail sggsss
ioe American asip TIRRELI, Capt Hss ,iSnoT 49,
l1Hng ard having the Of viii
dispatch. For freight of 200 bales Cotton. Hpply to
j. p WHIT NEY CO. 81 Camp street.
kSr- For passage, apply t the on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

nNOR LIVERPOOL-The new A | YsS
"a, ta't calling American ship GUILE STREAM, 4ALx
ap Lsrdia loading dpateh For
s-v- p- y. p. WHITNEY CO. 81 Campst.
- W pAshssi apply 70 tht Captain on board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

HFoR LIVERPOOL--Th A. L fast sail ~
II ing ship ATALANTA, Capt. Colby, having SAhAsSS
thirds o will have
dRpaieh. For bnsnca freight, apply
nj J. H. aSHBRTDGE Il co, So 81. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

sok sALE--S14 tons Red Ash Egg Coal, l.
& (iEO Tr IIvs-,a~, I .'fazz==
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

EN0R LIVERP00L-The A fast sail ~
a. ing American ship CLARIssA CURRIER, EAskEES
Captain Buntn ~ leading viii have
For freight Of 900 bales Cotton, apply to
j. ?. WHITNEY & co, 81 Camp street
kx- For apply o the Captain on MI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

E<*OR LIVERP0OL.--Th A fast sail -
Z ing American ship LEVITT sTSRER, Captain SSSIIxE
Sahi % lo4ding and will
Of otif00baleh Cotton, apply TO N
J.P. WHITNEY d Co, 81 Camp st eet.
amply % 10 Can't hiinr tonrd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

E{NOR LIVERPO0L-The new A / sSA
American clipper ship JOSEPH r. FOLSOM 49,
captain slsagan. loading will tIspAtc6 Toy
P. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Campst
IN nor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

EOR LIVERPOOL--Th new ] ~
fast Gang American ship WILD CAT Capt Alden SaExS
shw loldag apd will have quick dspAth freight amply
r. WHITNEY u co. GI Camp streat
sdf For patsuge, apply Capaip on board nso
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

EIsOR LIVERPOOL--The A / fast sail 49,.
4 ing American ship JERSEY, Captain Crosby AAIs
nearly l her cargo engaged viii have immediate ispRte1
nj GIFFNEY L LOWELL, i1e Common street.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-16
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uA deposit in sums of Ten Dollars and up.
wards, for which Certificates of Deposit, will
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times, at the option Of the Depositors. If pay.
able on demand, interest of ONE PER CENT.
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certificates will be issued bearing ONE AND
HALF PER CENT. PER MONTH interest. IfDe-
positors desire to continue their Deposits after
their Certificates fall DUE they must be present.
ed for payment and renewal otherwise inter.
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The money Deposited is used only in
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ais, taken in the name of "MARR1orr &
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cific Loan and Security Bank"
A Register is kept at all times open to De-
positors for inspection, in which appear their
Names, the number of Certificates issued, and
the sEcuaITIEs upon which the money depos.
tied has been placed. Depositors TINS not
only have the personal security offered by all
banks. but in addition have the benefit of the
securities taken and guaranteed by us, and
the facility ofknowing what disposition has
been made ofther Deposit.
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ALFRED WHEELER.
No. SO Merchant street, San Francisco.
Nov. l6. 3m.