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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

CorrruPrisLE The editor of the Mus
catine Journal (whig) SAYS that Hon. Geo w.
Jones and Peter Lorim,er Esq are soeu it,
ted to adora loo bred dogyery
This 10 4 mnst infamous sapd.r Of beth these
gentlemen, Tor no two individuals in this city,
are more free from such an impu'ation. What
ever violence might have been exhibited on the
occasion referred to-an error which all man.
kind are liable tot forms no Satisfaction fol
character, as is to be- found in the Journsi' o
the I'd, inst
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

OUR OpISios ExAcrLY.-ln letter 10 us
which We publish in this evenings issue, the
Hon. B. Henn says, he d,es not believe Gree
Tvs statement, that his paper h,s not gratui.
tous,y circulated in this state.
Grerly may tci this story TO the Aferkncs.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

~ An expose If the dissrpu,able d,inas of
the Know fothings at CINCINNATI. will BE- found
in this EVENING" Express, taken from the
/" Cincinnati Enquirer" l,presen,s rare ex
hibition Of the qualities OF head and heart Of
this institution.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

uWhile there is % much said by the pa
per- Of Dubuque and Galena in disparagement
ct the Harbor Of Dubuque. il 10 well to remark
one fact, and that 10, that the Excelsior, = boat
drawing ~ much water as any one which plies
on the Upper Mississippi. and which is invaria'
bly, heavily laden, has never failed during the
present season to work her way in and out o.
The haibor Of Dubuque without difficulty.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

r. Some kind friend who is in tho habit Of
picking up our Washington Union's and carry
inf them offbefore we get thr ough with them.
woald oblige us very much if he would return
list number Of the paper canssining Mr.. Wise 8
letter On Slavery.
Peshaps ous friend th nks that We have not
the coayeaiencss for fling papers and adopts
this eoarse to preserve them. ba, in this he 10
mistakeu.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

~ Herri Is very tender s'anza perpe,ra!ed
by some soft-hearted lover:
My dearest Arabeller,
You've been in my heart dweller,
And it catch youtalking with another te .Ie,
III pick up candlesiick or umbreller,
And hit him on the smeller,
And make him beller.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
The DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS

The address adopted by the democracy in thi.
city, few weeks since, we find is being eener
ally copi' and very favorably spoken of. L
merits all that has been said in its favor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

ELEcrloa OF Bisuor.-The Rev. DR..
Thnsnas, of HartE I'd, has been elected Bishop
sf the Episcopal Church for the Diocese OF
Rhode Island.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

UB. }. o'liALLosAs has Jus, retained from
Ne East. and is now receiving hia fall and win
Nr supply Of goods, which il i,pmense.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

Nav 0oops.-G Gillian 4 Emerson are RI
sewing large quantities Of goods.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

Plsk LAHDs.-Th~ pine lands, recently Of
ftred f6r sale BY the Government At Ia Crosse,
provoked some competition. They ranged
from II, IS 10 42.6O per acre.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

~F. OovLE bee IN immense st,ck Of goods
and his store l. constantly csowdrd.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

Tax CosrERsscA.-The Methodist Ep;sco-
~ Coaseseaes e le~s, which ha, been in
srssisa = ~ cry, fss te la. week, adjourned
lesaesday.
~ ersercdinss Ne should be happy 10 pub
-. 4 fvrnish<d to ~.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

x'The Wheeling lntllisenoer Of the Goth,
says: "Quite an excitement was produced at
tte wharf yesterday by the arrival OLA steam.
boa,-thc first for about seven weeks.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Pesr OrrIcE DErAxrxxxr,

Posr OFFIcE DEPARrMEsT,
ApPsiafmesf OFee, Sept %, 1854 )
Sir-The P0stmas,er General tas ordered
the establishment of ! Post Office at Greely' Z
Grove, in the county Of Buchanan, and State Of
lows, and the appoiatment Of Alien w. Coy,
q Postmaster thereof.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully,
your obsdien: servant,
fiORATlO KING,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
Hon. Geo. w. Jones, Dubuque. Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

LEsD The New York Tribune Of the 18th
nlt., q.oses Galena Lead a. dull at 81 sc Ia.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

ZIG. w. Buxr,s is receiving the larges,
and finest ssaek o. goods that be ever brough,
20 this market
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
GEN. DODGE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

We find the following account % a meeting
OF the s.democracy o. the IN .untalns, in Ptni-
svlvannia, in th- "Ebensbu 9 Democrat
THE DEMOCRACY AROUSED.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

u The agricultural Fair must be our apollo
~ for lack Of editorial matter in this evenings
Express.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

EB JAMES MrLLrN is overrun with applicn-
tons for the latest style Of coats, pants and
vests
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Posr OrrIcx DErARrsxxr,

FOST OFFICE OEF%KTNENf, :
appointment Office, Sept 29. io54.
Sir-The Posmsst.r General has ordered the
appointment Of Robert H"gg, at Grove Creek
in the cnunty Of zones, and State of Iowa, ia
place Of Geo Rntherfotd, resigned.
d l have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant.
HORATlO KING,
Firat Assis' ant Postmaster General.
Hon Geo. w. jones, Dubuque, Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

ach'g nnrd IF c""dema"ton of this ih9r."gh y
nnconsfiiutionai propos'ii4r is yt" b; sc n in
a Massachusetts, sottg p,css.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11

u The Dubuque Herald is opposed to all
kinds Of hanks and banking. As an argument
against banking, the editor usks if we have not
, already enough ef.worthless paper money u
mong us. and we answer yes, and that il a very
good reason ~hy, if we 'nust have paper mon-
ey stall, that we should have it issued from our
own banks, created BY our own State laws
Burlington Telegraph.
This il seems to us would not remedy the
evil. All experience proves that il is Tor the
interest Of banks 10 get their issues ~ far a.
possible from home. This policy 10 adopted BY
all banks; and We have no reason to suppose
that Iowa would b. more fortunate than other
States. Let banks be established in Iowa, and
the first business would be to secure a foreign
circalation for their paper, and this is easily
managed. A banker in Iowa could say to .
brother banker, in Maine or Louisiana, you
circulate twenty thousand dollars Of my pa
pei, and will circu,ste twenty thousand dol
lars of yours. Let there be strong compete
ton among bankers in the State, as there inev-
itably would. to ob.ain for. ign circulation FOR
their paper, and how much OF the home paper
would circulate in the State? Precious little.
5This. the editor Of The Telegraph ought to
koo~ % well a. any man.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-11
Correspondence ofthe Chicago Press.
NOTES BY THE WAY.

Scarcity of Houses in Dubuque-The Harbor improve
ment-Churches and MISUNDERSTANDING Material
City Hotel and Wspels House-Protsions; Fruit,
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gbe qfttkl1 GrYress..
: .
, BY WIN. H. MERRITT.


e. a friend informs us that Monday's issue
oftAs Trbaae contained severe personal attach
upoa 40. A copy Of the Tribune has not beer
left Il this Office since Saturday and although
We sent To the Tribune Office 10 procure the
missiAg nauabevs, were unsuccessful in procur-
ing copy Of Mondays issue.
Tho ,mpropr;ety If publishing attacks upon
~, without furnishing ns with copy Of the
paper con'aihing them, viii be apparent to every
candid reader. But this ,urse on the part or
the Tnbane. DOES m, surprise us. The respon.
sible head of ,hst .nc-rn, near as any deffin-
tie head If responsibility can be traced .cssen
TALLY deficient in the qualities necessary to
canstitute the gen,lcmsn.
The author Of this last effnsion, we have NO
doubt, il the same person who has been firing
At Us Tor some weeks through The columns nf
bath the Tribune and Observer, and who, if he
were NJ. coesrdly puppy, would have accep-
ted proposition we made some days since, 10
name the author Of certain commune ations
which appeared in the Ex2ress, if he would
divuige his own pr"per name. But the mscre-
ant evadcd the issnc. He is resolved to conceal
h's name, while his object in continuing his
personalities i apparen, torvery man with an
idea sbove IN ojs,sr. tis,o make an impress
sion agsin.t ", with the Methodist Clergy Of
lows, who are now assembled IN this city.
Failing tn reach this cowardiy correspondent,
our only chance left il TO deal with the editor.
And now we want Mr.. Hackleyto understand,
that any further personal attacks upon us
throagh the columns of his journal, will be
srea,ed a. coming from him. aud his personal
! character shall be made he test Of their creda-
bility. You understand probably what we
mean. and you can regulate your conduct accor
diasly.
we.>ek no controversy Of ,hi. kind, but we
have endured the gross personalities Of the
Tribone just as long AZ we intend to.
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CtNCINSATPr steamer Glendale $40 bills gbsEev Mont
gomery2oo do Mcdowell, Jr Bells McregOr IS do
Gendin &eo Gsddes-sO dc VOORHEES, Gres tco
go do Wright &co bs hf oil Taylor Cassiy
snpe. Mshewit lot furniture Rtenon-ls rod. Bennett
Kerr &eoi0 bJlu Schncids90
fcrill boxes furniture parks2o Brand Williams
Ses--l3 Swiney Green 6eo-suIdres to order.
DONALDsoNFlLLE.Pe steamer c D Jr: 81 bhds sugar
bbs moases Begert Foley Ayey2S &o-l6
Darby Tremoulet40 co-Q5 hhds
de Egaua5 do Roman KnionlS
DO 81 bbls molasses Toadsno Tayol6 sugar &eo
"a hh1s Argusn & Thibhnt34 Bruge To
92T hhda hugar 1919 Dbls mslAssea.
LoylsvILLEPe souherne 800 barrels -four to For
kegs Fens Ecc5l Ia aud 8l4
kegs lard Martin Owen &cels5 bbs potatoes
Brnon &Co0 bhHtggS SeeiRndI bh pkss Anderson
Metcalt-l wagoa Converge hco.
ATTAKAPAsPsr Fusilsr hhda sugar l6 barrels
measses Hall Il RoidlOl hhds olvsr-5 20 half
tbls moassea ott Charpen40 sugar Darby Tr7mou
half bba mos Hewitt Norton sugar Augusta TIL
bauts do TIosclair Hsydel6do q bb Rohtord
bbls moasses.
GRAND PRA1RIEPer Opbeta 10 hhds sugar 50 barrels
noHsfss Cazenacs6 do W Urquhar3a do and half
50 hfdo bnchannau Carroll c07 sugar
IS do 100 bb moaea Dc Egana4 hhds sugar
gre20 hbls O'Conne3O do LalRne50
do Uver25 hhds Degelos PLEASANT co-
Total a7o hhds sugar 541 btls nlolasssa 1871 hi do.
BALlZE-Per oeamer Ecbo 90 hhda sugar Rein
10 Fellows Cszenae-25 3s bb rnoasse W &
UrIuhsr2 hhds IS bbls moasssB orr5s
Bohers9 do potatoes Meekn-spndres order. Total
hkds sugar e. bbls rnolasses.
u bbla moiasses Beocq40 bb moasae half
HRydelS lids bS 8co-6O hhde sugar
Fearn Donegan &co "a do Bsud Landry-3S KocE
rs hfdo.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,


Wednesday Morning, January IL. 1854.
- CoTT0N-There a fair demand during portion Of
the day and about 5000 bales changed hands mostly at
easier prices. We yet quote;
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ......... @ ~ Middlne Fair 399lcA
hiiddng 1850. $40 * aood Fair....... ID
Good Mtdaing.. 10 0lO1zlGood and Fine. ID
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT TIE
Stock hand Sept. /, 1853. 80. .1o572 23,4o5
Received sinees... 537 3lS 7195
yesterday.... 5s-~5a7s74 COO 7ls5
54794s 80 600
Exported to date ,953 s.4o6
yesterday. .... 5,S50~=313So3 100 $500
Stock on hand not cleared 2a4143 28,154
ToBACCo-We heard of 4e hhds taken of which II at
Ga II mostly admitted at sac round ut 70, and at
rae . Ii.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The sales Of Sugar en-
braeed GOO hhds at S408e for Fair to Fully Fair. Of
Molasses 1000 bbls sold mostly at 1856 D gallon for
Prime, Also plantation two crops comprising 10000
gallons at ~ a gallon.
FLoUR-The supply was light, and the sales were lim
ted TO 1900 bbs of which 400 Ohio mixed brands S675
5000 the Levee at So S14 and small lots Of St.
Louis supertine ut Sc 9oGS7 n Dbl
GRAIN-The sales of Corn were confined to 1900
sacks including $50 ordinary Old at 6 and 2TSo New
Old in four lots subject to inspection at Gle q bushel
Oats still frmer, with sales of $50 sacks St Louis at
So 500 at 5S and 100 Prime Black Oats at CO., a bushe
PROFESSIONALISM firm and in fair request sales
AIS bbs Mess for export at s14 $50 Unexpected
the Levee at S14 25 for Mess, S3 IS for NJ. o. and
$40 90 for Rumps and 100 bbls branded Mesa, Old
s12 625s U Dbl Also, Monday, 100 bbls New Mess
s14 25 and 90 Rumps at $40 q Dbl OF Bacon lot of
old ribbed Sides Ordinary sold at &C. and IA casks
Shoulders at 65Se p h.. Lard was steady, with
sales Of $40 bbls and 426 terces in several lots at
No to Prime, IA Prime at SO, 100 Head Lard at S9s
100 kegs at IL, IS at 1i1s and 3l4 also at Il - p b.
HAY-12O0 bales western sold from store at s25
q ton.
sALTA cargo $500 bushels Turks Island was offered
ct 40f p bnshel.
CoFFEE-We noticed only small sales of Rio at O124
q Is.
NAVAL STORES-saIes of 100 bbls Pitch at So so and
100 bbls Lake Tar at So p Dbl Spirits Turpentine squo
ted at 45e for large lots and 4805os gallon for small
WHISKY-l2O bbls Rectfied sold in many lots at
26e p gallon.
FREIdHTs-We did not hear of any new engagement
EXOHANGE-Demand moderate at our quotations
stering Ga1Os1a
Francs .t.;.....,... 81. 221aG55f30
New York stxty-day Bills ......2 fG21s u ct. disc.
Sight Checks New York;. d % ct. disc "a par
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' sf, s: :;;ss
MoBiEsehr Pecnn5 bb hour, do whisky 81 bbs noass
sea - Bsssa S Sdsi ss bb moa.
Barbea lumber 1000 brick s9oo
-four. at'h stores
.... IMPORTS. u-......
f9is9sSH@'s a i1s
hoop cast bagwarS aavis Pgitssy se
sSsss asff' e'S .ass
fet ssa fh O. sss
s g5Si s Mh ss s05s' d ps g
IA E., MsnPt r.sS s.n R
asSs s is4ss easts srd
Ea vo % sa ss | 81 sd o
s5 Raniet. eo$2 soda ash / Var
M.sIsSs, Sss
5srd.f 5 So. DO e s1s pss iron q
rs s. r. .s sas5S i o
q cas earthsnwste 80 eees ola ash II
HAyREIsbip MGEi.er LngsnniCo baskets champagne
M.Tsg,y aFessf4 Dqddseks aeoasJ w,lana TarigD
.s. s1 sp4s Fs Fts
u ps [yst. Mo'1 IoR P9a T s
n I tlolns ;. 9 4 sslisfe soase
isq9s sSos &C. 'L ,I waars AlaaKe SCI bHsd
{islehe Kenne PIX &so28 Hesderson Gaiaesl BunkelsJ
;.a IF s'e Hen,
asIs9a ~ eratfs easea siatod 6c3s crates c
case = Bqddecke Aes77 tons Icn inc Rogers
Homss3 bales casks JG4uehs-so tons
pig iron 275 bnnd les sheet and hoop 100 plate rresty
Bsl9l cases mHse Jamesl do de Soer Rtr370 NJ
Gateeo6 do Prehn Clsag &sol eaak Fellows Aeol
Perkins cnmfbsit &coi Moore
Graham 60 Maxwell &eo9 acs-6do
Waters Camden &co--l3g pkgs order.
HAVRESip PartheDia5
Maisrd eo4d onnabei dem johns
anata-5 pkgs mise Frolr2 DO Gniol
do Jesnntl Do Rns'sts do DegeO P!nitnn Aoe Mar
bury q Ferster do Stnreusgger
Inpin1N do Thoa Pnet &eoi0 Goer Raa ID
pkg rndse Lsore
YERPooLshp LiabouT5o sacks sAlt do Order
TURKS lSLASDBrg Queen Vietora305
gess de1.
NEW YoRK-ship Atlantic Assorted radse.
NEW YQRk-sbip Ari.l--Assorted nase.
EDSIoN-Batk hilary Elizgbeth-Ags1rtei mdse.
CHARACTERIZATION Enlpress- assorted mdss,
GRAND CALL0U-Schr phonza-Srgar and nnolssses.
IONDON-BArk Deia Linda
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Ship Mary Ward, Little, Liverpool, Gifney d Iov1l
Ship / Gilehrist Gicrilt Liverpool, IP Whitney
Big Ocean Belle, Boopr Baltimore, n AFhbrdgs &co
schr Pelican, Nohis, Mobile, Newton d FRrrely
sghr MA or Barbour, Aren't, Aranshs, Master
ARRIVED.
Ship Lisbon Curtis from Liverpool 3, 10 mastors district.
snip Atlantic Woh 10 days rom New fo'kto o Woodruff leo
Ship Josephine jamiaon days from Liverpool Bszer-l
district.
Ship Parbena Spool from Havre, Nov. 90, Whitney aco-
district.
Ship Mortimer Livingston Sampson from ayrc Nov. 49, to Bog,r
SHIP Ae Reed % Days from NewYor ns'ter-lst district
ballast NAVEL &c91i.t distr UD W. D'A' SOW 10 "
Ship Clara Whce Nelson from Liverpool Nov H. Hart aeo
Bark Della Chaplin Howard, from London, o. Bosart
Williams &ro--2i district.
Bark Mary Elizabeth stsaon q daa from Boston Fosdk aco
Point.
Bark Empress Ford 20 days from Philadelphia. Aeetr aco
Brig Gilman Eddge days Philadelphia Boger,
Btishbdp Queen yoa Mckinney IS days from Turks lAlnnd
WIN Burgess &co-Point.
sehr hphon souuard, dayH from Grand caou to mnpr2d
district
steam b oats
Southetner, (new) Andre, from louisville.
Glendale, Ford. from Cincinnati
A Fnsier, Johnson from Attakapas.
Opheia Dinny, from Grand Prairie.
ID, Jr., Dalferee, from Donadsonyl6.
Echo, Jeaniran from Balze
Towboa Phenx Crowe ren down and sea
Sd Instant ships Wild Rover and Metropolitan, Ed
brought up ships Atlantic and Liabou, bark Empress.
Towboat Steele, from the down and
sea 7h Instant bes lemuei Dser and Atlas brig VIM Stew
TowboSt Defiance asnbnry from he down and
4 Instant ships Jos Homes and St. Petersburg brig Samuel
G assS e sp a Mms Ssa bark Mary Elizabeth
Towboat Hecules, PinnegM from the :.
7h Instant ships Ocean Consul Galena
brought up ships Ariel snd EaronelIa.
Towboat ConQueror Brown from the Pnssctowcd down and t
CD Instant ships Alabama and Morning Star bark Jane Do
Wheeler, and bark Della Chaplin.
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NEW Y0RK-Fo ship Adnnttc-Marsh, penman
Breher-A Grief acoJ Z N1attke tc5-A
w DlnGar--E NJ DdeyD GuSlet-C Drake &co-J pennan
coC I Bnddecks &eo-W jackson &co-MeGi Jack.cn-P
WeEsnNale, Cox &soIisl, Kemp S0-FIe.t seos
Q Woodruff &coCherry, Henderson &coJ
GuionT Lum dco-Barreil BalH Fiug-J Steele ii
Gould, and order.
PHADELPiIA-For bark EmpressP Rochford-Pete Malard
&cohl Greenwood 6eoE tIart coJ BooksJ Sheppard-
Stone &C Bareli-Masssg, Ponliuey COns-J Marks
&co-u s Or Master, and order.
Me- YoRK-Fsr ship AriolWard & Joaas-G W sizsr-H II
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERsON
Tuesday Evening, January 10, ls 4
THERE'S fair supply Of Beef Cattle offering but other
soek is and the market in favor of holders We
quote:
-PRICEs-
BEEFcArrLE (Western) fine to choice G51o d D Il net
rough to tiue ......... 91s0-4 y Ii mel
=. {Attakapas B Texas. ,65sDS i d is net
d)T 4 4 lb net
sHEEp lin lots1 ...............S o0f66 90 D head
GOOD and Chocel ...,...s 10 so % head
Much Cows .:.,...,.....-.t..,s- 0of9- 90 \ head
= ghoice) $ oof0- 90 o head
CALVES AND GEARLIRGs. 5OGD12 90 % head
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Per ship Parthenon-367 lteetage.
Per ship Mortimer Livingston-s Ss storage.
Per ship Clara Wheplar-I7S steerage.
Per bark Della Ghapin-l cabin 10 aleeragc.
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MEMORANDA.

w Tho esmer Glendale, left in lo at Cincinnati. 18th u for
this polt Matte Wayne passed Golden Gate Madison Wirfsd
Scott at Ciigs Bar, Jas Robb nt Randolph
t The ship mautis barks untine and Haze'ine
the nanshp Ostsrsad Avalanche Sherwood
and schr Rover he Sd inst.
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to the public the advantage of two fast Daily Mailne;
New York at 81 and Philadelphia 81 and
Philadelphia 1917 and baltimore at4 and
Baltimore at4 and Washington at and II and
and Pm. and 81 M.
and Fredericksburg at Il and
Fredericksburg atl2n and FAM Richmond at AZ sud AM
Richmond 81 aud Petersburg al 5 and 81
X PIN and Weldon at NJ and u
Weldon II P.M.a and P. Wilmington at NJ and
Wilmington iUP. ICheseson at 5 AM.
schedule il will be going
South, leaving York at TX Philadelphia i05
Baltimore AZ rasch Charleston c., days from Bai
the passing the
in view of Mount Vernon, by daylight.
Washing
az or p NJ eah sup, have the advantage Of rest in
for the the Richmond and
Railroad and Wilmington N c. "a hours from
Washington in time TO lodge the second night
The lines this it will perceived the traveller the
advantage reaching Charleston shortest possible
resting his journey without mourning much de-
avoiding the risk of serious delay the event Of
breach of connection at any point. -,
Baggage Wagons provided the line by which
their conveyed through Philadelphia Bal
travellers this the whole
New York and Charleston, S. c..
Charleston south OF Washington will
their checked Washington and thence Charleston
any ethet point Of destination.
s and Through tckes apply in New
Jersey Railroad Office Liberty streets Phil
aephia the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Office,
Baltimore Ticket Office adjoining the Washington
~ STOCKTON Il FALLS.
Am L, +, kREBS,
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Passage Southampton and BremenFiracf
saoon sl2o fiat cabin, lower saloon 800 second do se
Aieters and must through the Poslocs.
No bills ofading will be the day Of sailing.
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply to
MOI.LFR, SAND & RIERA, % South street, New York
C. A. HETNCKEN L CO., Bremen
MARTINEAU, cRoskEY d CO., southampton.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

VIII leave THURSDAY January 10, at oclcckp.M
TyOR NASHVILLE, GLARKS- r. -
WILLIE, CANTON, SAi1THLkND, PADUCAE, LEtssss5Ssss
MILLS POINT, NEW MADRID ard MEMPHIS ssEA2aas&
Regular Meanwhile Packet L. HOWAHDIhen and
HOWARD, Capt. R. Y Northern
freight passage having 6ns
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-11
UNIVERSITY OLE LOUISIANA
CARD--To the Gentlemanly Merchants,

IA shFO wners, Captains and Seamen Of New Orleans:
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they fsmty ntyled by certain class Of peop who
know mach about the said landlords, which they
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believe would yly
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Orleans composed pretend
present. well informed af merchants ed
of es charge brought nt laudors for de-
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abolish it, m ce.edei doing Marx the result
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-11

The Board OF Trustees have this day declared dividend TWENTY
Pan the Earned Premiums of the ending 4h
which Certificates will be issued after
January
They the payment Cash.
Interest the heretofore issued payable aud ar lat Nov
further Resolved That oNK ML
DOLLhasth remaining unpaid seTentyse cent Of the
Certificates Of Profits issued the 1885,
1hrysix year redeemed paid
representatives,
which thereon shall
By order Of the Board,
nllaay D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-11

HoLLowAY,s PILLS. THE BEST MEDICINE Eth. CON
PLANTS INCIDENT FEMALES.-N Talbot 81 hienan IN
Holloway her bousn duty ss
knowledge astonishing she derived from king ms fs
suffer from general
tyse and other ailments Incident to fe
physicsns debility 70 neesse
took HOLIOWAG'S PILLS. and
h has restored heF to snndness Of health and
of enjoyed for
So al the Professor HOLLOWAY, 9s4 Strand,
(par Temple Bar Londo all the respectable Druggists and
bess in Medicines United States, boxes
so Wholesale by the principal Drug House. the
Messrs A. b. q DSANDS, Kew York; audi EIGHT
CO, New Orleans.
There considerable saving taking the large sizes.
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