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Washington sentinel., 1854-01-27
6ensraI SntsIliatnts.
CURIOUS Deyelopments.-on the 7lh ins,

Curious Deyelopments.-On the Hh instant,
the sum of 81 300 was stolen from the store of Mr.
B. p. Crocker, in Salem, Washington county,
New York. Active exertions were made TO dis
cover the robber. Many persons who were known
to be near the scene Of the robbery at the time
were examined and searched, but all without
afIording clue to the author of the robbery. A
week later some little sons of Mr. A. G. Eldridge,
who were at play in his yard, discovered parcel
rolled up in piece of newspaper. They took it
to their father, who, upon examination found il TO
contain S640 Of the stolen money, and note
written with lead pencil, and evidently in dis
guised hand, 10 the effect that as the writer was
going home, and did not need the money at pre-
sent he had concluded to return II, but would be
roundn again in a few days. This note was evil
IDENTIFY written for the purpose OF throwing Mr..
Crocker off his guard, and inducing him TO believe
that the robber was not resident of the town.
Il had however, precisely contrary effect, and
the search was prosecuted with renewed vigilance.
The newspaper in which the returned bills had
been folded was found TO be portion OF a New
Bedford journal. Il was ascertained from the
postmaster that this paper was sent TO but one
family in the town and upon proceeding 10 the
residence of this family, the newspaper from
which the fragment had BEEN torn was found, and
one of the individuals whose name had been promi'
nently mentioned in connexion with the affair was
sitting i'm the house when this discovery was
made He was Immediately arrested, and at last
accounts had given bail in 81 900 for his appear
anee for trial.-Bosfon AtLas.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-27

Public Kissing.-The Boston Bee states that,
on Friday evening, young man met a girl in
Pemberton Square, and offered her S5 for the pri-
vilege Of kissing her, to which she acceded, but
not forking over the promised cash, she called the
saut
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-27
JOHN 8. GALLAHER.

Late Third Auditor OF the Treasury,
w ILL attend to claims before Congress- or the
wv Departments. His familiarity with the
soutine Of business will enable him TO be useful
OF claimants. Dec 2-eo1m.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-27

A Pet.-At Grass Valley, California, cores
pondent Of the Mobile Advertiser writes:
"You may not be aware that the renowned Lola
Monies, Hull, &C., Countess of Landsfelt, after
exhibiting her agility in the "spider dance" upon
the California boards for some months, and getting
married, fnally settled down in the quiet village
of Grass Valley, turned her new husband adrft,
and applied for divorce, and declares our town
the prettiest place she has ever seen in the wide
world and that she is determined on making it
her permanent home. | regard this only as one
of the wild freaks Of Lola and doubt if she be
contented to remain until the spring. She has
bought cottage, and made numerous additions
and attractions, and metamorphosed il into a
French chateau, built beautiful greenhouse
and hot-house, purchased choice assortment Of
plants and flowers, keeps her saddle horses and
dogs and among various other pets has live griz-
zy bear chained in her yard, and amuses various
Indian boys and loafers, by annoying him and ex.
citing his utmost fury, and then, BY coaxing and
petting him as only>a woman knows how TO do,
will feed him with sugar from her hand. She is as
seducingly social, and as easily irritable ever
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-18

WttRb
MOLASSES-The demand for Molasses has been fair,
and with falling of atterly in the receipts the rates
being improved. The sales up to Wednesday evening
embraced 5000 bbls mostly at 12l4t for inferior fer
choice On Thursday 1000 bbs were taken at 1S0 loo
for inferior good and l61sDl7 q gallon for prime and
choice and yesterdays transactions embrace 1860 bbls
mostly the range but including $50 bbls Choice
FIG u gallon. On plantation yesterday crop OF
10000 galons sold at 10f u gallon in the cstern
Weeks receipts, l4,772 bbls-exports, 51O6.
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Prime at S1212 so =, mi, tba sao. including 100 hills
Primo az rbnnt 10 ," ''' '' o"e "e NV "'
| Weeks receints g21 bb1s and tcs- ov,orts rso
LARDThera b.a bany ~ . J J - ~ a s a, 90. ID - 10,
res and the rates for thig desrnnn Of nacages
itnnrovsd We I1 ,id q P1chagea h t,
and ties at o. for Ordinary and efz5ent f NJ ! 10
Prime and sornn 11no NV 5an .4 ., 62| W :, ~
Yeerdav 360 hha and tercsa pri5 <a niI -.
% X " ' ~ ' ~ /&T
Weeks recents 4s5O bhls and foo and oeos ,,os NJ
borts enual to 81 T1r keys WI anu ''' s
BUTTER AND CuEEsE-Westerr prt4ox hoo oarer
atly sold at l2lDI74 for ordinary to r; ~ I'd naso
at 96O10L though some lots of limitation Fsb dafrv
L.ye heer disnngsd NJ at 1olS19 "a u HhshS" ""'
RICE-The rcceinta jsftDrI,t b Y, ~ , 49, . tar
scale and The ruling ratas for cro t ~ q 80 e.
48zlD4zzA ID n 7 ~ '0 S'''@ H"s h'''etiJ "oe
WIISKY-rbe ,nartat far tbis .,t;, ~ , a,u
,ni tba ral,. e ~ 49, 'n.N attice mas pseil iui
hbla at 25 1<,1G. for R.ctsaJ 81 oa =, ~ g.
Raw y t ~ -'''i'' anu Ao1aU-'f " sa'ioh lof
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Congressional.

SENATE Washineton, Feb 10, 1854 Two
private bills were considered and passed. and
then all the business was postponed and the
senate proceeded to the consideration of the
Nebraska bill
Mr. Smith resumed his speech in opposition
to the bill, and spoke till four o'clock.
HousE.--Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, moved tn
reconsider the vote by which the House ycster
day laid on the table the motion to reconsider
the vote by which the deficiency bill was reject
Ell, his object being to get the bill again before
the House.
The Speaker ruled the motion out of order,
on the ground that the practice had universally
been to consider the laying of motion to recon
slider on the table as final in the premises
Mr.. Jones appealed from this decision, and
referred to precedent to prove that the motion
he had made was in order
After considerable conversation, on motion Of
Mr., Hamilton, of Maryland, the appeal was laid
on the table by the decisive vote Of yeas 1874,
nays 35.
The House asked consent to report from the
Committee of Ways and Means o new deficiency
bill but Mike Walsh objected
Private bills on the table were then taken up,
and three of them passed.
The House then went into committee on the
private calendar, and consumed its entire sitting
in the consideration of Senate bill to indemnify
the State of Indiana for the failure of title to q
township of land granted to said State on her
admission into the Union in 1916, which finally
was reported to the House with favorable re-
commendaton
The House then adjourned until Monday.
DREADFUL snIPwREcK-.Nearzy -Four Hun
drcd Emigrants Drowned. By the arrival Of
the Pacific at New York it is learned that I;
dreadful shipwreck occurred in q gale on tie
18th Of January, in which the Tayleur, a new
iron ship of two thousand tons burthen, was
wrecked She struck and foundered in Dublin
Bay, with the loss of four hundred lives The
Tayleur, Capt. Noble, left Liverpool on Thurs
day, 10TH on her first voyage, with six hundred
and seventy persons on board, for Melbourne,
Australia. About noon on Saturday, the ship
being under reefed topsail, land was discovered
close on the lee bow
Both anchors were let go, but they either
dragged or the chains snapped, for the ship con-
tinued rapidly approaching land, and at length
struck violently upon a rock called the ss Nose
of Lanbay Island" Immediately after striking
she turned broadside to the rock, and a number
of passengers jumped ashore. She remained in
this position only a few minutes, when she Slip
ped off, and Immediately sunk stern foremost,
only the tops Of her masts remaining above
water. Only two hundred and thirty succeeded
in reaching the island, the remaining three hun
bred and forty-n went down with the ship.
The captain and the first and third mates were
saved The second mate and surgeon, with the
wife and child Of the latter, persisted. Of the
the females on board only three women and two
girls were saved
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NASHvILLE-Pers Acona 1874 Ska Hamilton Jf
ga do Yeatuan stoF4 do AIGbey2 hams bbs pork
hid Okaccs rG Wilson &eo39 do Moore &ol do ordgr
l04 bb pork hAi Fellows &cos5 hUsp pork do lard
1851 do -four Ms Rawlns IL hbis wiskey Williams Phillips dco
bbl lard w Jackson &cs-S pkg Williams Bathurst
do do Lopez, Total lB hhds
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EDUCATION.
ERENoH AND SPANISH TAUGHT By

E'RENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
4 Monsieur LEX. NEIsoS. NJ. 3 st. Charles ,,rust
TESTGM ONTALss
Prof NnsnH, pa7sG let ps knoT RhBAr
o! laag9agesi IL the Kentac Mi.iars Institute. "
......... z. ". MORGAN, Joint Supern sutent
decidedly teacher II Fnsh ayg N AZ
with, and gent sna1 IN all hif eaHdsct
PET NOBLE BUTLER louisville
Monspnr Nelson irs ssof
the speaking French and Spanish with elegance
rty.h [Lsuisvilie JaunaI
HIS System well adapted y rdNetpE e
time. ~. o. {tressent.
Wehaye had pcrs9na opportunities or zd2ing NJ
recommend him TAP each' Of hia
~ % na5 hatis ia the best practice Nv o.
Lrle DsIle, JANIS ~
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCT-
and and informed
5ht A tzdy e Raw, r. williamson Of
otstaae r. aneRise,n Of
snvl Rhoge M has Teaching viii admit 1fo her
smty ard day arhool LIMITED
iae,ltte' 'or FRENCH MUSic and DRhWfNs - fsBJ Iy
4 INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES -As
BoaE1es srd oty PGplsNoas zsssetdrscte s mo
&EssEs ALLISON Nt1 p ~
Ihs Directors hs Iustuou aided By Masters IN all inc
tsoa Departments fnishsd eoungs Il ~
70 heir Charge az"
tF tsrnz ters7 rua oa-4i.ps arc nd b &.
~ -. - Insltlt
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HE9FS.

MTEW CIGAR STORE.-M. VIDAL would an
nouoa pgbe Tint he has opened tho a and oie
t nj CIGARS and TOBACCO The best bauds q fiaNana
nanntaetnre wll t " "'nn''' 6u3p
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HAyANA-Ship Mo1se-9i9N cotton aour
New YoRK-Shp Isaac Aon46 balo1 cotton h5s
bti moasseE kegs bsls moasaes
NEW YORK-Bavk khoee-6se hhis suzsr 100 beef
MOBtLESchr EagasJ bb whisky 1870 bbls noasas 99 Aeks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-18

u RinsRrd Of the AgoNormau
boa ApgoSaxun Whitney, Yankee coming with
ow. wtndbo5nI stormy 10 northwest
las breed
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W4TER RING PIECES.

r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER rf.~~
a A Gi&EGLE-S'inter hrrsrss
OtEAtt SPII BILOXI and ~ ai4rnsdnts -FsIlns
trip PAsCAGODLA TUESDAY and n saS5
ap'eniiI pressure aries
walker master, srpEes7! the Lake superior
egE1no4aiions viii fae fonteEsar Railroad
lake Of the Cara Sc foliowRs
Pa.te54Tyg,n Ra7,a14. 9rrinIY.
TCEsDA Y........ o'rlotk cara WEDNESDAY EVENING.
TFFERsDA Y..... o'eiaek ea,sl FRIDAY MORNING.
sATCRDAY....... o'e!aek e4rstSUNOAY EVENING.
On TUESDAY ard SATURDAY she will &c ar PAscA-
scuLh, earring nnaIl7 and plssengGrs
S m Beg wil leave the ofce Of ms agent Al O'Clock
promptly Saturdays Tsesday End o'clock TauTs
mornings. Z. GEpDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place. NIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-18
OHIO RTVER

Will leave MONDAY, February 90 at 10 O'Clock a.
ETO OR LOUISVILLE and all inter 49,
n mediate landugs.-The fine regular passenger lsfssst
packet EMPRESS, Capt O. Vandrsen wlesv aszEanzzEAs
above. For freight passage apply on board
STRoTtiER & BROS, gents as Poydras street.
II plan by APP
plying o the Agents
satsroom will be considered engaged unless paid
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viii leave sATURDAY Y. February 49, at s o,sock p ~
NOR MONTGOMERY, WETuMPKA, a- =
u SELMA and all landings Alabama River, h7sS-
Jefferson Cnrroon Rail-
Packet A. FUsELIER-The entirely new light Irang6t and
built
receiving freight will leave freight
passage having communications, apply board
IofiS Z. HYDE d CO. II Povdras
Freight for all Plantation landings paid shippers
E The Fuseer receiving freight Railroad Depot
Tivoli Circle. fabIS
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LAKE STEAMERS.
NOZZLE

EF0R MOBILE Direct-Daity u s. s~s
n bfsil Jdae-Wihtsr hrrar2snlsptTbs splendid
y pressure Fa,sst ,tsa1sr. CAIIF0RSIA, 3.
grey 9ae,er FLORIDA John Grant mater, and OREGON,
With superior oas u ts
the POHtrharsrain RaghSd DAILY
DAYS. " ~ ~
~ The Mail Bag ~I Iae M ee gsntday o,.loct
2. u. GIEDBEA Agent. 10 Rank pInta nia
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


JEFFERSON CITY,
""wr" Friday Evening, February II, 1854.
The market continued well supplied during the last
week and loco head Of Beves 1890 hogs 700 Sheep
and good supply Of Veal Cattle and Mich Cows remain
on sale. Prices continue in favor of purchasers
.s,.@n. --PRICEs-4 4M.....a.8. AZ.
BEErCA1TLE (WesterT) fine to choice f671as p Ii net
rough to fine. ........6 al q q Id net
:. (Attakepas b. Texasl. 4 G85 q tb net
Hoes. @ 1t net
8HEEP lin lots) ...............,S T5G13 rs head
GOOD and Choice ...... "a 25d00 90 "a head
MICH Cowa. s25 O0G160 90 q head
(Choice) ....,......S s. 00(D-- 90 p head
CALVES YEARLINGs. GOAL 90 a head
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RIVER STEAMERS.
CO8ST.
OEAGHITa RLRER.

VIII Isave MONDAY February 20, at o'coexp.M
HNOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNOLE, y -
wLLMlNGT9N PIGEG G, i1lLt, ALABAMA fsssaH
TON, MONROE COLUMBIA HARRISosBURe. TRINITY and al
intermediate bindings oUACHITA BLACK RIVERS Tho
elegant swift ranaing packet steamer ROCkAWAY,
Moore, MASTER will leave shove For freight passage ppy
board, foot Of Customhouss strest, or 20
WEBB, RAWLINGS d CO.,
febts n W. A. ANDREWS, Agents.
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ALAR.AM4 RLTER.

Will leave SATURDAY February 10, at O'Clock p.p
ESOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA ~ s.
D. aod all landings the Alabama Rive. va the sS
New Alabama River PaeketThe
light swift running passenger POST BOY,
A. p. Boinsn master is IN receiving freight End viii
freight passage having
apply the BARN. J1iia
JOHN T.. HYDE co. Pdyaras STREET.
E The Pos Boy il receiving freight at the Magnolia Ware
hoBs-, lower side Of the New Canal. f.bls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-18

BkEAEN-Hark Ihsresa-iGll bales cotton
bARCELoNABtg Chinits-53S bales cotton, 1880
MATA$XaS5aFk Jane D3ten5g bblR 900
empty bbl4.
MO3Eo bls whisky 100 do msasses potatoes, ska
50 do 0ats, IS do 50 bales nav.
BARCELONA
L!YERtOOShip Mary II A4olaeIie3 bales coonr 48I7 bb
-four, s21
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MEMORANDA

LBy TelegrRph.l
SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. II, 1854
ship serampora has arrived at anchor Inside the bar
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AM q sE M EN- rs
n JuLLIEN,S cONCERT. --The Manager

Ng JULLIEN'S CONCERT--Th Manager
I'VE respectfully hs public
having Terspc Dispatch late last eF.nng, stating the
imp1baty the opany's resetng New OBn time for the
Concert of this Evening the Concert announced postponed until
B0FbAY FEBRDARIqO,
Programme Will bs pressnds Parties who have
cured hay, their returned by APPLYING
q the Music store Of H. D. HEWITT feb1s
SIT CHARLES THEATRE
- B. DEBhR. MANAGER
o. u. CHESIEY. IEEAsrRgH
~ Bsns ard Last q MISS JULIA DEAN, who will
CALASTE, and JULIhEA AirAHDERSOS as DAMON,
and DUKE ARANlA and Mr.. JAAiISoNas PYTfiIAs.
SATURDAY EVENING February 49, 1884, the psr,ornanc.
commence PYTHIAS-Eamon AHder-
cAaathe Miss Julia Dean Pytbs r 5eo Janson; Dony
Maddoeks erHna Mira. Estele After which,
NAUTICAL PAS DE TRos.. To conclude with the HONEY MOON
ATanzs J1Ena Miss Juls DEAN Rolahdo,
Mr. Nsgle Mock Duke, DeBar.
EY- TOMORROW, MR.. ANDERSON.
PRrqaste Second Circle
Gallery cents; Boxes Ro1ea rs.
Doo open hapa O'Clock Curtain o'clock pre-
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RED RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY, February H. st o'eIock P. II.
HsOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND r. =
u EcORE Nd NnRIA-Regular shfeee- syIlst.sss
port Packet COMPROMIsE.Ths light sszsssszslx
darght passenger COMPROMISE Captain Kay viii
above. For freight passage, apply board,
SMITH q FIMISTER, ID Canal street.
BThi boat keeps hand supply Of Bdon Spring Water
to prevent Cholera.
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E1LAClDE'S VARIETIES, Gravier street.
a Musical Piece Of the MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL AID
the Let AND WON with the DEAF AS POST
SATURDAY EVENING Feb'oary Is Is5i he gsrtmanee vii
ING PAIL-piecon, al[ H9iAsd Ml,as NJ G. Howard Fo
Browns cotsre| dr J. H Allen Ifsob, Mr. g5s. M Lsgtop
Mira stnsrt Jane alrs Bowen Ter which Dance Ell JAt0
AS A PosT-Templet9n Mr.. G. Howard; seppy, MI Holland
Sally, Ars. Warwick; MrE Plupny, MrI Bowen.
PEIcEs ApmstoSBoIss % and Second Tier and Pnrqnete
75e Boxes Third Ter 0r colored on 5ec Gallery 2Sc
Private Boxer, g.
)oors at hslfpast O'clock performance 10
| O,r rE.uT
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Z FASHIONABLE DANCING AcADrxY.

2 Y.
Mr. P CLssEY respectfully the LaIie, and "a
Gentlemen Of Ns~ Orleans hta DANCING AcADEsfT A
u B0Gr5o1 between
Canal srsets viii tsah ALI the MOST FAsHiosFIE
DANCES.
DtYa cLoazSsoadays. Wednesdays Fridays from
F.H uii dask.
n Private Lessons Gentlemen every day from
| La- c a. seats naen irasa 70 a,.ioek p Il ~
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Will leave SATURDAY, February 49, at o'clock P. M.
EvOR TICKSBURG, WARRENToN, ty =
NEW cARTHAGg, GRAND GULF ROD lss as#ssssIs
NEY. NATCNEA FORT ADA1iS BAYOU SARA x4asEEazssz9
and BATON ROUGEsuisr Saturday Weekly Yiekburg Packet
Steamer s0UTHEEN BELLE-Ths magnificent AID ssil
nnning BELLE Captain J. NJ.
White will leave above freight apply board
SMITH & FIhlISTER, i6 Canal street
E The Southern Belle will take Yazoo freight with the privilege
O rsahippiug. febl4
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning. February IS, 1854 )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
SHY Richard Morse, DeHsmere, Hhvre, I g jenkins
Sbp fEGac Allerton Scar, New York, a Cohen
Ship May q Adellne, More, Liverpool 7 c Jenkins
Bark Rhona, Moore, New York, Cohen
Cogmbtsn bak Theresa stca Bremen, Meyer, Mummy tco
Bark Dsten, Graves, Matauze-, B4cher eco
Spanish Fnard0, SuG Baseeloua PUG Mir
Spanish brig Chenta pi, garcelora Puig, Mir
Scir Adele. Felsh3r Mobile, Newton o. FaTrelly
schr Eagle, WinsloH, Mobile, Newton ( Farrely
-."~. @#- .M ARRIVED. a...= ..~.M ......
Ship Sorampore, Rud, from Boaton.
Sr Oregon Tvis Taspa Felnande2d district
sehr Wlan Smith, Port WiskhG Id dtst
shr Black Monster Perry l6 days from Baltimore maatsfPob
steam boats.
u... c. IIays Gibbs, fon White River. ..ug..
Martha Jewett, Je~ett from Widow Wateraa Landing.
Southern Belle White, from vIcksburg.
Sarah, Briggs, from Camden.
AicaJa, Miller, from Nashville.
0p-onsas, Neal, from opelousal.
Florid. Grant, from Mobile.
Empress, Van Dusen, from Louisville.
Opheia, Dmitry, from Grand Prairie.
II r W Hill, Newell, from Memphis.
Huntsville No. p Harrison. Flarencs.
Dalnau, KAY, from Alexandria.
W McI.as Cannon, from Trenton.
Gypsy, IRE, Lob iels Store.
CD, Jr, Baleres from Laourche.
Towboat Faas-towed down
to !2th inst ship oconda bark John Stroud, brgs John
Avery and Ctd-rought shrs Oregon, William and Black
Monster.
Below--C oming Up.
Ship COrtolanus from Liverpool ships bsks and three schrs
unknown
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TS7o STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and eey -
~: 1 s aaiis 5ssSa1g r. Ss
sIvs3 a$ns Il taas prsseaag Sasef ss.o. Nh
arg TIE Rat he aa bst E asg eERsreof waiis h
b., yb2s .as mo sane together vts
90 sas @ 81 s's e'l', '''
""s''' sT6 We 3 S1GRsa e. N@z ofsah'.
sfIPTE Z A t'tssi "
SeP'a'7 w u !" sTt M '".nsr 4 y Ssnrsst,
l,atl j. Chilli dqs P3v.,n, ss''iS ssss.
soLLToS atlLRoA6 ~. Co.. an -.
tas Departure Of TFass =. o.,..-..
s s5ss;s G4ss "a ~ III s.,a. ,..t t,.
aTsly.
Fiorss Cars 4u, 8, ., and i' ld 5s's rs
steam 1rans sTsfg afterwards until ?. ,taa
F4EEls chl5 e under Rr
~. :. % go i'sAs'' Z Li 4 LINE
w These Cars toa9a from he p, ols saFoHH' etFss
Fen 5ola bes ;5aas Il ga 2''sef
cat" +. y i lS 9ss II ~ ron DEPOT
E Sos5 S Ss 5 'si se Fss s sa Meetings. e
EEFFERsoN AND LAKE La 5s7 5s.;yzzs.g
70 IzSE PoETGHz isa.sla @ ''AA''N
49,. T RAINS So.
frons Etsoraastsis csa) to Lake Ponsdaraia
WEEK DAYS.
From Tvol Circle Depot-7E *, NJ NJ, and III 81, 5z
SUNDAYS.
From PeTdido stree and Tivo Circle DsposT 10 H.
Cria csr-olon).o Esporeaa,..
WEEK DAYS. 5a.a
To FiT9l Circle Depotr VI, Tx II, s 81 (and 81 to
SUNDAYS.
To ivo Circle ed P s ~ s s psP9sH sK s io liz
Al he sboEs Trains TAKE gp 9qd land a carro.ot
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Will leave TUESDAY, February Il, at Pm
EyOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, xg -
NJ NEW CARTHAGE. GRAND GULF, ROD Lysl1thaassgts3
SEY, NATCHEZ all intermediate landings, EEEE11
Regular vieksturg Packet AGNOLIA;Ihe and mssnf
passenger steamer MAGNOLIA ST. Clair ThomRs
will leave above For freight passage, apply
board SMITH 4 FTSISTER, is Canal ST. febl6 ;
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DANCING-MTTSIC.

( t0LoNEL DE K0RP0NAY HAS THE ~
aosor os Informing By ien4s pus!c in general ~
tha he h4 secured the elegant f4ctdre-roos a. til d s I'D
9s, Hal fsr tie Psyg9ss q tes1Aag al BE MODERN ADD
Monsieur BENEDICT FISCHER ~ an5nect sns g. I'm.
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firtbs Iareaiars nq1re Col ssdsn.s u rrfz
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WEFRE IS YOITR RENIFDY

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT ASD PILLS HAVE CURED MA,
NY PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH SCFRyY, SCORBUTIG HU=
MORS AND DISEASES OF TfiE SKlN-Ssusy, Rngworms
other Cutantoa Disorders, engsudeted by tie inquiry
Blood only
90 HoLIOWAYS PILLS appy
ternsly his invaluable OINTMENT Cures performed by
dsrq medicines are day proving their aouiiBE efficacy III
Purifying the Blood ngheniug Constitution
He h They equally Sores
cae "oas and 6sudGiar Sweings and persons should
have 10 these excellent remedies
70 Sold at Ihe establishment Professor HOLLOW
tsar Temple ba Pndon) AMI by nil respectable Druggists
dealers II Medicines the Uasd States boxes at sf csnt 81
centsa11 II 81 each. Wholesale principal Drug Houses
Qnon and by aessrs, A. B. SANDS York sad W RIGHT
L Co, New Orleans.
ES There consde taking the large sizes
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nRLEANS THEATRE
Might othe Opera Acts by Rossini, entitled
sE5RAMIs SATURDAY EVENING February 49, 1854 per
will with ASsPfiacipn By
Berdames Borghese, Ben and Messr and Beohers
SUNDAY Nine. RICHER when viii produced
ING JEW.
u Tie Lbretto of sEMIRAs English fer sale a. the Box
Office.
~ Performance commence hatpsst O'clock go.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMRN

EoTroS-bal.s. ToBAcca-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1853. .10572 29465
Received since 7SI.375 s,8Oi
yesterday ..... l6128=797,5 sos ll6- s922
S0SOs0 IS 1857
Exported to date. ...... 525063 13473
yesterday 49,. 6.227 @53l ,290 00O=134l3
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I'D OPER'S SPARRING ROOMS
IA NEXT 10 TRAvIS'S PISTOL GALLERY,
Over the SHADES Pstdido street
T Open EVERY DAY, from O'Clock; EVERY
EVENING, from O'clock.