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C. f. WATSON,

ConveyaneeT, Notary Public, and Surveyor.
once at The Store Of Greene, Kinney, s. Co.
st. Mary, Mllseo., Iowa Aug 2,j54.
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WATSON, KINNEY A GREEN.

WATSON, KINNEY 4 GREEN,
General Land Agents, St. Mary, Mills County,
Iowa. viii attend to the purchase aud sale Of
real estate the perfecting Of titles, paying tax
IS, &C., sc.
Gdt- Farming land and village lots, to SUIT
purchasers, on hand, for sale cheap, and on
reasonable terms. CHAS. T.. WATSON.
l.. B. KINNEY.
n43-f JOSEPH GREEN.
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ASTOR HOUSE

TNHE subscriber has just opened this new and
j. commodious building for the reception Of
the travelling public, and solicits share Of pub-
he favor. Prompt and efficient attention viii
be paid to all who may favor hun with their
patronage. His table will be supplied with he
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tach ed to the premises. WM. ENGELL.
81 Mary, Iowa, mar IS. '54-n2s-tf
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ST MARY.
G.. w. WALLACE,
b. TZSCHUCK,

Typographical Engineer, tenders his profess
siopal services 20 The citzeus Of St. Mary and
vicinity as Surveyor aud Engineer in all its va
feties. Office in p. A. Sarpy's store, corner Of
Gregory street. aug Billy
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JAMES O'NEAL,
Drainage Commissioner, Office in 81. Mary,
loRa. aug 3l-ly
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A. c. FORD,
Attorney and Counsellor lt Law, city ol
Colneh Bluff, Iowa aeP, 2i-6in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

MANCHAc-stenmer cahafine-rs cotton to order
s,55 &C. as o Asnso
d. 70 s6, nGasSs, d. y hd. asa hass mes
sas. Assaia fsissa,io
sugar Fontai-a0 do bbls 2as.ss Dge Bqye
4 hid. sqsirssa y a shts ss.ss
aSd. D ss Sons SD & loo
s $ a. ss y % 4aiss
LospELs Gts.y ss se,,qs Ieys rrsr
- bb mosss asRsd ygnsqa u hid. sugar Rrsy Cor
nfulhe sGh1s do, IS tbs noassss Smith johnson Scott 70
B1rbags ICES do ste~srt 9so5sdo S s,oiassss
PnTs Dc hadw do Is ~. Md sus,
hhds R sa -, s Sl. mo.''ea
Fnksrd ees bb nolsseAs bS. cotton Bqshal
agREas DO sSs. S Togat %
Washington bales hhos il bhs
u hRd s2afi 's
OLD R1yERseamer csrkss bales cotton GiIly-2 do,
Cox Gill. BOYD s.Ie acos Md.
70 ebis mos4asa LOb charpsnersle head cattle to oFdIota
NEW Iou.,as ess s'' S Fs1oyss
s5o Lverieh 4eoss N.h.gt0n ~
d Do Hsni.r.oa Psas@7l Do carroll. aeo5a v
n Beck S9 Rs a. asfps sn
Mandeve oakSy HAwsnss do Donnell
SIS % a.rd Jonas &eo do Bsadsr
Richard hugen &coTa 1874 bales coonSi bass cotton eaa
Southern Bslss bales .e;.e s 70 carT
Burkner, Newnan7 do swfnsy Green Scoeo
do Brauder AcKenna ubbadil4 do Wright Daveno 22
George Smeds Miles SAdsmss! do " Wright AGO
lis Buhnnon Beck RtksS0 do Thoruhi 4
co9T do Martini Owen Gnbb2 do Warrington ekson &eoSs
do Payne Hsrrsons5 John Watt cs do George Connolly
DO do Mcdowell Mills w Esn Acos do n Harding
90 do Bull Miller co-16 do AicIsmo Cun keo-2 do John
Wyrhe &et-b Ward &ol3 do Aterhergsr deoll
do Williams Bathurst Bogs. Foley ANerys do + L
Waikel0 do Robson Aliens do Cleveland Brothera do
Felix Wakar &coS do Powell HopknsS do Henderson Pes
do Fearn Donsan cs Richard Nugens &o do Kendall Curter
o-S do Nalle Summers keos DO CARROLL tfisehaa Geo. Do
Anderson MetoNfs do Bradley Wilson 1o6 do Bacon VIII
| lans-Sotal 1852 bales cotton.
CINCINNATI w Gaham2s bbs lard oij Adams
SO do apples hay w Benton &co- eases
tari Crawford hieKot machinery Caek pbls
whisky James Connolly &co16 bales cotton pos
onions Detbondio0 pigs FoSef35 Kegs butter u
Seoa ese hams Il bales eedde49o So1ss starch
bhs lard OIL e1cs hams box.s Candles - ss mar ths
din &coo pkgs mdse Gossu Bonau-S29 sSaSs sofna
Taylor ol6 bales cotton Henderson, Merry e36s bh ard oil
lands &eoi0 bbs pork hi bbs bacp1 ss kegs lard
Martini Owen Cobba9 bales sotton huteeor AoNay
bbs bb los h do beef Pason Shnklslo ba mdse Al fnek
10 bb SChneer-2 mdse ubeoSson Son. do
Taylor co-S5 Casse30 kegs butter bb
do Geain &co3 hbs bills lard oil $50 boxes Starch w
Wright &co-l0 sets hoopsJ Waterman AGO. -D"ME
| Per New Orleans and 0peousas Railroad
80 bbls molasse hhds oeraodo Toledant
Tayora9 bbls moasses do60 wild ducks Raymond Knight
ba5s pecanR, IL head cattle Ii Eskeen.
PASSENGERS ~
Per ship Radius Hayrs-6 cabin and 43 in tho seersge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
Passengers Arrived by Steamers,

FRoM PoRT Hupsor-By he Gpsy:
Ya,s Mr. aaps chas shacki4I, Bougny Bossck Mrs
Savage, Mrs Lowry, Mrs Lowry and daughter. \ @iI4N
FsoM ALExANDRrA-By the Jean WeJre:
Mrs Lsmbains r O Akinron J Maeomb, Pockhsn w
Buyos, MIR Ays Burgess Alexander, DIR Phillips, HARRIS
A Bowles, Mr. Blutaenthhl g"S
FROM NEwCARTHAGE-ByM lie Louise;
Judge haleb lady AMI five Janghio pr Henderson W VIII
sma Farrell James Goldman, Metsrs BsEtpa,
heuwahe KrksGy NateAez Tucker Esponsn Capt Quar
| rer ,NGehsr. 7f r-
From GINefNnATI--By The ". W. Graham
IT fedsnge Watkins hnd AFT Peter Nie
lady, James Crane Williams MecrsHy, n Mitchell md
oCoInor MIR Hamilton, vile and sass John Cano0n
Roaton, Samuel Bervinn.
FRo1 DonALpsosy1LE--By The Fanrp sparhawk:
Mr. Nopteeur Gus Pero Gurand, Mr. LOthart Border
Hodges Border ffAw Battle. Thomas Smith
Rend Hunt r Wimbur
FLagrone 81 Jane, Miad lady, Pieksrd Donaldhon
vile; Mrs Frest sud child, st james.
FROM LApouRcHE--By tie C. D., H.:
Mr. Wood, ] Henry. Bun Boyd Knight Mr. Gul
Iapsr Irpaguer Mr. Aden Mr. Solomon, Fas dr Ma7otte
iurnly, Smlen
Bngier Prion V.sry Blanchard Boyer
lily, Mrs Doometia, Mrs Militant and daughter.
FROM VIcKsnURG-Bgthe Southern Belle:
Dir and family Warranton; NJ afford family
bur Charles Cox bi Sienss lady yiekbury Mis- War
Mas Moshouse. Eatce Mr. Norcuu vickbnre
Bayou Gous Mr. Ftnbuh Mr. Rockwell DopadsoHyle; Mr. Nee
ehpm Rsb Kerr vctsburg hir Clark, Grand Gul Carey,
HAWKING Mr. Plump, Vksbug Esksw, Donadsonvs. Mir Gre
gor Adprna, Mr. Derby, Patrick Smith Weeks
burg Hilbert Doaadsonyle; Risy Natchez
yksfurg De6radsnmd Capt o, Mr. Nsryiu Mr. futile
Nstchex, Mr. Wiliisms Rodney
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

REMARKABLE METEoR.--A remarkable mete-
oric phenamenon took place last friday night,
at about IL o'clock, visible in this city. 1t COM
menced in the northwest, above the lake and
held course south westwardly, increasing as
it went until it assumed q breadth of appa-
rently ten feet or thereabouts. The sky was
perfectly clear ct the time. 1t is, perhaps, rea-
sonable to infer from the appearance presented
by this meteor, that it was due to the ignition
of stratum of o highly infamable gaseous
matter somewhere in the atmosphere, which had
a larger extent towards the southwest than neal
the place Of beginning.
We were passing up the steeet last evening
when the heavenly rocket made its dash, and
walking directly from it. The illumination
upon the buildings and surrounding objects was
so vivid and brilliant as to startle. The meteor
was at its head Of a bright red fire, and its
course earthward at an angle Of perhaps fifteer
degrees. No report was heard. [Cleveland
Herald
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

SPELLING.-A correspondent of the Newark
Advertiser suggests the following rules for the
Examinations ize and Use, in the use of which
mistakes are frequently made:
Rule l. When q complete word would remain
after leaving off the termination, tze should be
used, as: realize, civil-ize, modern-ize, ETC.
Rule H. When word is incomplete without
the termination, ise should be used, as: demise,
surmise, comprise, advise, surprise, enterprise,
etc,
There are few, and it is believed very few,
exceptions to these rules.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAY MoRSisG, November IL, 1855
CLEARED YESTERDAY

SATURDAY MORNING, November IL. 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Mary Anna, Battle PanbolE France H Baxter
Bril- Brown, Mahman for Philadelphia g Begart deo
Btish sch Adyknure, Stevens, for Baxe Honduras
ARRIVED. @
Bremen ship Acou from Bremen 9Th SEPTEMBER ballast
nsster-4tb district .e=-4-. r.
Ship Radius Dillingham; from Hsyrs, September ballast
master-2d disrcc. IA
Ship Gddep Jackson, from Mobile, George
Hyuson &cs-lst district.
Bish ship Eufoydon Fe from Liverpool, September,
Maxwell dco-Point. s
u Hogan, from Liverpool SEPTEMBER
district.
British Polly Clark days Greenock ballast to
Mills dco-3d district. 5@g s$
Bark John Parker-Poilt
hr Chryset, Acey days from hransas in ballast Wkhan
&co--2d district.
schr P6mms, Dor, from Springfield maser-Bain .u
Below-Coming Up.
Ship yicksburg Hughes from New York
Brig Samuel Peters, Smith, fIsm avana, to DeVisssr
Steam boats.
W Graham Coolidge, from Cincinnati.
CD, Jr., bsiferes nom Donaldsonyiie. #..a
Southern Belle White, from yirksburg,
Louisa, panieyee, from New Carthage.
jam Webre, Bowles. from AleIsadis.
BE CLARK, Loiwiek from Old River,
California, Frost, from Mobile.
Catharne, 49, from Manohac. 5...... .t+
Gypsy, Tire, from Londefs store.
Toboa Olivia Whtemore from the Passetowad down and TO
instant barks Mongo Entonetta brig
brought up ships Rada and Jane Gladden., srks Cur
and
Towboa Hercules, Tenniger Paes-went down light
brougt ship Eaoiydon, bsrks Polly and John Pcker.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

A MIscHIEvoUs PARRor.-In Boston q par
rot that was kept aboard ship, was much in
terested in watching the drays that came to
leave goods on the wharf One day the driver
of dray left his team and went down in the
cabin of the ship. The parrot watched him,
and when he was out of sight began to initiate
his talk to the horses g Who'll Back there
back say!'' exclaimed the bird. The horses
backed; and the parrot, encouraged by the
success of his experiment, continued to scream
SO Back back say!" until the team backed
over the wharf into the water, and one of thu
horses was drowned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

PROFESSIONAL JEALoUsY.-Crammer and Dus-
seek were great friends, but also, both being
pianists, were very jealous of each other; each
not only knew the mastery of the other, but
also feared it. Once, as they were both at q
soiree in London, Grammer asked Dusseck, who
had not come till very late, the onof his
not coming earlier.
81 have just composed rondo," replied Dus-
seek, sit pleased me well enough, but neverthe-
less, have destroyed IT'D
"Why?" asked Crammer.
"Why' Oh, there was a very dificuct passage
in it, which tried in vain several hours to over
come; and then the thought occurred to me
that you could play it off at sight; wished tc
spare myself the humiliation, and SO I burned
it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
CATTLE MARKET,


The market during the past week well supplied,
stock of all descriptions arrived copousy although
during the last week the supply scant good sup
ply of Attakspas and Texas cattle, about As Western
Beevea 700 Hogs and Sheep and 300 Calves remain
on sale Prices pretty firm at our quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

LIVFRPooL-Bark John Curta-Aseorted merchandise.
LIyERPoOL-ship EurCydon-sslt to Maxwell &co.
SPRlNGFIELD-Sehr Pomne-S balea cotton to order.
MoBILE-Stenmer Caorna-lOO bales ceston 10 order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
sSRFNCH AND SPANISH SIMPLIFIED
WNERE is YOUR REMEDY
I'LL oLLoWAY's OINTMENT

81 fiEfoWHYfs PILLS FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS, nIAR-
RHGA AND DSoRDERED subject 10 these
medicine than these invaluable Pills and
taken moderate and he diet attended To- certain will
Their Strengthening speedily the
renders the digestive
the Liver may nfay by their
suffering
adopt more edeeaa remedy than HoLLoWAY's PILLS
They ARE also the best Family Medicine exant.
81 of Professor Strand
Temple eat London and b. al the respectable
Dealers Medicines the United STATES boxes esnt 81
wholesale the princpaug Houses the
q CO. Now OTeanh.
There considerable saving in taking the large axes
The guidance Of PARENTS in every disorder
sciIsdto each box, aaSm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

GROCERIES, landing from ships Atlantic,
IA Mary Hare, Ocean Traveller aud William--
Sd kegs choice GOSHEN BUTTER;
200 dozen BROoMS;
800 boxes CoDFiSH; ~.
20 barrels ONIONS;
900 boxes HERRING;
Ice boxes CUBA SKIES
so YEAST POWDERS;
100 TUBS,
barrels GRANBERRIES;
90 half b2Ffes CRANBERRIES;
10 quarter barrels CaAN8ERRIES;
100 bags JAVA COFFEE;
ROCK CANDY;
100 boxes ASSORTED CANDY;
30 kegs SAL SODA. For sale by
$50 Grayier. Fulton and Leveo streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
-CROCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

Ee7.ssgs, IA <sScsaacs, E1ss-StsssEes.y, ctf
This subscriber would respectfully the stssntonof
psne,a PhyscanR and Families ha well assorted stock
onprftne article his line of Of f
examination, will be found RESI- ANpGESufNE purng
lsnson SODA WATER MEAD of tlualityta
will
CONGRESS BLUE LICK, supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GoULEy BITTERs, etc. THOMAS RANKIN.
tayig Druggist Apohscaryt Poydrsh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
GROCERIES.
WANTED.

VA ANTED-An active LAD, about 16 or is
w years sge 10 a Dry Goods Store. Apply
E S, g. CHURCHILL, Dfyties street,
n93t opposite the upper Of Dry adsa Market
M ANTE0-A Situation MS Book KEEPER
W. CLERK Counting Shipping Commission
House, young Ind experience
XNTOOD TURNER'S WANTED-Two good
Wv WOOD TURNER'S ths MAraposa Eiia, IA and
10 ST Joseph street. neAS the eree HENRY 7 SHERMAN.
Deaar Mahogany Clear White Pn and ali kinds Fancy Woods
and Lumber. rs lw
FEyEACHERS WANTED--A COMPETENT
TEACHER the Ancient Classics and Of the General sraaea
English Education obtain Alexnndri
salary annn, with
Apply the Crescent office.
TEACHER Of the French also wanted who
BILE Music liberal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11


forms daiynressing in popularity the afflicted proclaim
heirieuds with heareltjoy ~ uredIs curedrsday
cured, by the use Of
sHERMANs PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY,iiii
The Medea Faculty of heounty we'll throughout England
aud France @ their Of thu aa
seeordapee With the principles differs in effect so
closes omps the hsnial and perfectly retains the
But thst il
the that
they must eq much to ito application by
familiar with the aaomy body the
truss, that good will lawrence
operations in mechanical SURGERY
~ The RUPTURE REMEDY is externatapplication whrhiE
facilitating aud adding he
M acertan preventive there thooweI
abdomen predispostiont TO rupture.
The OF this popular Remedy
who devoted the study
Rapture him. TO select aeoT sss OF hc right
sza aui shape promote speedy and rsdicalcure.
G8- Particular attention given 10 Ruptured Chhen
PLANTERS aHd others their SLAVES CURED, without
interfering with labor, and enhanced VALUE USEFUL
NESS
the Patent curative TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY and avoid worthless limitations, mast be- particular
member nnber the store and inquire
and have personal interview with
DR.. SH Err If AN,
tebs2 IyBn 10 st. Ghnrles "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

II ENTUCRY MUSTARD $50 doz all sizes
III "A. and qualities, apd for sale BY
Ell HART Il co, los and l0T Thoupitouiss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
SIT. CHARLES THEATgR-B DgBAR. Ia

IL. CHARLES THEATER-B. DEBAR, LES
~ And AANaaEa-H: eAHRI, Acrrss M.SAesa-c
g. cHEsLEY IRE scHER Doors at ~ O'Clock. Curtain
ocock.-Tw0 Dramas sss
q Br Mn. DUFFETTIs EWING Saturday Now
her VIII s drama VI T5ERRsR ORPHAN
or GENEVA. soNH Boyle 10 conclude With the
drnna Of PA uL 50dES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

this day directed that dividend Of in
November be declared Of three cent the oa
landing Scrip Of the Company eah on aud ae the s
day Of December next.
that Notwithstanding the eaaous
the aat financial Of the Company the
capital ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS remains
unpaed They view OF the Just expectations Of the
community e1pedien for tbs
capital and therefore give notice that o1shh
profits cushing shall bs appropriated the fedomp
OF Scrip saued the remauug half be added the
fund and further their opinion, the
policy OF the Company the rule Of
a,ep until the Capital shall Millions OF Dsl.rs
By order Of the Board. JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
bIo.ss H. Gfinnsl, Henry A Colt,
William H, Macy Joseph Foulke Jr.,
Samuel L. Mitchell, p. Strsehan,
SCHUYLER Edwin Bartlett,
Alfred seton, U. A. Murdoch,
Mortimer Livingston, Oliver Slate, JrS
Chas. II. Marshall, g. Winthrop Gray,
Joieph GallArd, Jr Peter Fciner,
John a. 1seiin, Anthony D. Neuaou'
Thsodote w. Riley, Samuel Bates
VIM II Newman, Rot L. Maitland,
Rosysf SpraKue. Jacob R. keyius,
Dfake Mills Alex N. lawrence
Frederick q. Foster, Elias Poayert
IouA L6rlt, Percy II. rynu
Frederick Wisamann A. B. NELSON, President,
SETON, Vice President,
JOHN WHITEHEAD Secretary.
Ee,yY ofk November T., 1881. nlO I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

* OSHEN BUTTER-75 frkins Choice Selec.
u u ted in store and for sale by
T., J. HART Il and tnnIeR at,es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

GUGAR--3o0 bbls Crushed and Powdered,
~ and 1850 half Loaf. for by
l.. STONE co. Fulton, streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

6~NRA NBERRIEs-C whole, half and
quarter barrels lnndiug and in store for sale BY
nil E. j.. HART Il co. and 1UT lehanptouass st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

EEzoLFF's scHErDAM AROMATIC scHNAPPs-
~ 200 store, for sale by
nil q. j. HART co. los LOT Tchoupioulas st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11
Agency Sun Mutual Insurance Company, Ney
0rlaana Mnuemhar q 1874

To- The undersigned respectfully following
Of the Affairs of tue Sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
HewTo for the ending the day October 1884,
Etaea tina Risks against Fire. Marina
ken usual at ths Agency THOMAS sLoo, Agent.
OFFICE OF THE sun MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY, NEwYoRK Oct. 81, 1854.
Tho following statement Of the this Company published
conformity with the requirements he
incorporation
unerpred risks 4th October 1883. S4fse
ntamA teelyed for the ending Oct. a. 1884
On Inland Navigation and Transportation
On Rlaks 3lSs2 83-lsas0Ts %
Total of Premiums. .......... s2a7gat a+
Premiums during year ending aforesaid s4,ys
LESS Return PraniaG 15+9s5 ~
Net Earned Premiums. ............. SI.slef5s Va
during The period:
Marine Raka less savings, 81 293,S66 az
iOn Inland Navigation and IranBporta-
ton Kicks Ul,SSI 10
Expenses SOi69 ls8 s21 81
which cesdates were .saed amount 8qssss 6
Certificates paid of TO- and including 81 cent Of 1881 t 90
The Assets Of The Company the 4h October, 1854,
Real EsAs and Bands and Mortgages s4ssOoo 90
Stoke Loans Socka, accrued interest 90 Bonds and
orgagei and Lorna aud Renia due Gu Real Estate sgs
lila 9slllb 9
Accounts Collected .......... lI,45S 60
Scrip suudty Insurance Codpa4ies estimated at. l25 .
Loans Pilot Boat Steam Pumps, 1895 o4
slsg8 s4s sS
Le.s Indebtedness. ........,.......... 14L0d0 ut
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arSHEESE = $50 packages Western, English
u j Dairy Pineapple, for Gale by
Mi Z. j. HART & co. lOE aud lO7 Tehoupitoula 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

I'D UcKWHEAT-150 packages landing from
III sup T. J. HART CO. los and iO7 Tchouptouaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

.apROOMS-300 dozen, for sale by
& D NIL Ell HART g. co, los aud 1O7 Tchoupoula
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

a RMORY HALL--THE CAMPBELLs ARE Com
Ia ING-TWELvE ACCOMPLISHMENTS MONDAY.
November Every Evening durf1z wsek-WEST l.
PEELs ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MTNsTitELs have the honor
the Ladies Gentlemen NsOrsaus they will
give series Of thsir popular Ccneert1 as above.
ES- For particulars bills Of she day.
t& Tickets 50 cents. Tier and Gallery Is ceats.
MATT PEEL, Manager,
DR F-A HOMES Erent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

hDD FELLOWS HALL.-A GRAND eNagl.
" VOCAL AND DETRIMENTAL CONCERT will 4tSSfE
be by HEIDI De La HACfIG MONDAY kVES- y$gsz
ING, Nopember i3--For the BENEFIT or THE Or -
PHANS HOME. Fourth Distrct--THE NATIONAL GAURDS
GRAND hA Arch. And THE Ss' FUN ERAL MARCH
omposd the of Woodruff end MIeodvi performed
for The frat ,57a& eE
s8 May Stores.
smaV he NIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

There were two or three arrests for drunken
and breach of the peace this District but nothing
has TRANSFERRED in this portion of the city worthy of notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-11

RIUTMEGS-5 cases, for sale by
lN nil E.JHART co. los and 1o1 Tehouritoulaa ST.