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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

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THIS Etgant Hotel, which Is situated on
4 Fourth Avenue aud Eighteenth Street. Ia
the pper aud mDst f,shionab'e part oi the city,
has been enlarged during the past ,err.
aud is nov one ot the .prsest Of the Magnificent
Hotels which HIS recpn:Iy bsen erre,od Ia New
York. The accommodation are oi the latest
mn most approved character, without reg'-d to
esp nso.
Ihctc are seventy five suites OF Apartments,
having Baths aud Other water cot ycriences at'
t,ohed Ia each, which makes IL perfectly iuNh-
ri1is 20 The TrAyerllcr.
The Directors Of the Exhibiiion Of All Nations
have decided 10 continue the same until Noveil-
her next. and the location OF The Clarendon IS
nearer lh,n any uf the frs, class Hotels. II is
situated near the principle Rail Road DepotS,
aud Coaches connected with he House convey
Passengers To and FROM all the principal Depots
aud Steamboats,.
The whole Establish m'nt, which has been
furnished At ., outlay 81 more than One hrn-
ircd Thousand Dclt,rs, y'li Inc kept IN IA nidancr
TINT the proprietor hoI : viii meet the views and
ca U,o the patronage Of potion oire hdveiing
public. The charges ale the sawe ma Az other
fret class Hotels in the CITY.
q. G. PUTNAM, Proprietor
New York, August 3lst, 1854. 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

DINkING, j. Il reed ut Grecne'~ IS Thames
4 ~. 3 new patterns .or pinking Flonnces,
Rulings, SC. aSO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
FOR NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM.
DOCT- TRIP.

DOCT, TRIP,
WHO has devoted many years to tho treatment
W Of Neuralgia and l~hCpmatism, has succeeded
In disCOvc 'ng n new remedy, which in the most Sc
we're ~ well as milder cases has proved m inilll,ble
remedy. and has fully met the appreciation of emf
nenl medical men, M " Of whose testimony he has
III his 20 essiun.
The monsters Rheumatism and Neuralgia, SO
prolific Of pain ? I'd mise, !, Wien iuvid'Gus it,
.cks upon the head, face, shoulders, back ,
loins, knees, { 1t, hands, &C., producing palpi-
tatiOn, f%,int'ng, distortion md d~eformity, have
Lom all ayes b. fled the skill of eminent rrac,i-
TONERS, nor has 1t been possible at anv time 10
COrrcct the violated state of The iiuids 10y any
outward application, such as pain killers, ONT.
ments, linincnts, &c., but in all c. ses where n
cue has been performed, II has been done with
alkaline medicines used int nally ; all others
giving but partial ielef.
DuCT. TRIP has no remedy that cures all
ills that flesh is heir to, .lu, for the above COM
plants he feels safe in saying that within tho
',st four years he has n" known u single case
where il has not produced
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
and II permanent cure. Whoever Uses IL Tor
AGATE, chronic, intiamatory or mcrcurial Rheu.
maiism or Neuralgia IN any part OF the system,
in ANY degree Of severity, Dr for pans Of can.
GERS or headache, md does not get immediate
relief, may return the medicine at his expense,
and the money WILDE refunded.
This reme.y may b. oblnined Of DR.. Trip,
No, l39 Union + 'cet, New Bedford, Mass. or
will bo sent 10 any part Of the country by tx
pres.
All orders should I've addres cd to DR.. T.. box
i2l, New Bedford.
N. B.-As heretofore, it will be furnished TO
all medical practitioners for their owo use,
Continuously, a29--Iy
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uryRy ruIEY,s NEW

J. HENRY rILLEY'S NEW
nAGUERREOTYPE Rooms are now oron.
~ Every style of picture, Stereotype, Grey
% anl view, can he produced, with the aids q
the finest shy light in the city
Rooms over ApoIhccarics' Hall, entrance n
Meeting street. (a22eow
GOLD AND SILVER MATCHES, JEW
VI ELRl, Sc.
The subscriber has taken ,he store on TOuro
street, opposite the Atlantic House, vhcrc may
h.. found ~ extensive assortment vi Watches
AID ~Jcvchy.
i'o.d Walclme pf every variety, viL-Engli.h
patent levers, in hunting al common eases
il e gold Anchor Levers will, olironopieter bal
lance wheels; doulin time watches for TIMING
horses ; watches which wind UP aud are set
wiihoui u hey, Lapines, &c.
Geld Jcwciry, consisting Of diamond rings,
guard, lob inl vcst oh,ins, keys, bracelets, rnr
ling. and lr,acl,cs to mach dutb % aud single
lrrkcir J go'i pcns and cAseS ; ycnts' pin studs,
&c. &c.
Ever, variety n Watches aud J~cwrlr,, care.
f1lIy cleaned and repaired IN the u'atcsl possihlc
manner, md on the must reasonable terms.
alg WILLIAM kERR, Jr.
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4 NY person who would like to have their
IL pictures taken well, pad pu, up in IN oval
velvet on union case or Ia any Of the really good
styles ofcases, OF ia a frame, viii fad the place
to 10 So AT the new D,gucrreoi,p pc rooms, over
Apoihoca,ie s' Hall, north side Of Washington
sqitro. Nhue, and dark Crayons, and views
taken nj TAR pric Entrance ON The east side
Of the house. Rooms open untii6 I. NJ.
ri JOHN HENRY TILLEY.
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PEQUOT HOUSE.
NEW CONN.

THE proprietors Of this fashionable, elegant
i aud highly popular Hotel, leg leave to in
form the public that the House will he kept open
in it, usual aud AT rnctivc style, until the riRsr
OF OcToBER. s2g--d is oil
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SPRATr's LIGHTNING RODS >

- ~ :, .
WITH branched and other potts Wads VI
w pune copper and gilded with fine goll, M
Of which nre warranted to preserve the extreWi-
" sharp and bright. Fight times as good n
conductor AS = spurious imitation made Of CaaA
lron, and sold last year by some dealers "
Lightning Rods.
Also, Fixtures for u new aud valuable inproxe-
mot in applying InsIators by which the glass
is kept d y, causing no leaks in roofs 81 huilst-
ings. and encc,wally preventing The EsctIiG~t
Fluid from lcing conducted by iron screws and
drives into the seen
The following recommendations have been
furnished gra,uitously-
Louisville, Jan. 81, 1861.
The Lightning Conductors on the plan Of J.
Spratt, of Cincinnati, appear to De very wsll DE-
vised, and in poiat Of mechanical construction,
are thu best | have ever scene.
1t is to be- hoped that the use OF these rods
may become general as an important auxiliary
defence against "A danger which must 10 regard
cd az OF M ordinary magnitude, TO which oil
buildings are liable.
d. sILLIMAN, IT,.
Prof, Of Chem. in the Univ. Of Louisville.
This will certify that I have examined tho
Iigh'ning Rods, Metallic Points, and lnsu-
lating Attachments, manufactured by Mr.. SpSatt,
Of Cincinnati, Ohio, md regard them ~ con
sirncted ~ conformity to the general hws ri tho
electric fluid and the Gildcd Copper
Branched Points, MS promising, from the
results OF several tests to which they we're
submitted, to resis; for years the action of those
A. MEANS.
Prot. Phys. Sc, Emory College, Ga. aua
rrod; Chem. and Pharm.. Med. Col, Vi Ga.
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4 PPLES--Fcw barrels extra sweet and
"A sorr apples, 20: So by X. WILSON,
81 - Thai -s-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

NTOTICE-Vosc's house, corner Of Bath road
~ & South Touro sts ,ann the Cottage East Of
the hoesc on Bath road, nrc to let furnished, Tor
the winter or sup'ne- or by the wear, OF TO lease
for 5 years. also n stable to let with either
house. The convenience Of these houses and
the bcaut aiyp ia attached TO them, is no, sur.
passed by rry. For fu. her pr.ticuiars inquire
OF WM. s. VOSE.
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ESrATE OF SAMUEL BARKER.

ESTATE OF SAMUEL BARKER.
LThc subscriber sole Executor OF the last
will and ties mcnt 0f SAMUEL BARKER, late
OF Newport, Merchant, deceased, has accepted
the trust .,nd given bords to the Court Of Pro.
bate Of Newport, for the faithful discharge
thereof, requests all persons having claims
against said estate to present them Tor ADJUST
ment, and those indebted to make immediate
p,yment to JOHN STEVENS, Executor,
all Duke str Z,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

TUE Diverliug, Pathetic, ID Humorous Adj
l. ventures Of Mr.. Sydenham Greenfield Gen
tleman, I'd Of his Friends in London, with nj
n o. i"r gra' Owe. Price 25c. For sale at
TlLLEY'S,
s5 Opposite Post Office.
NEW Mousscln dc LIZ mes, Plaid and Palm
~ !c { patt Ms, reed at 81 u SO Thamcs.st.
SIS CUA'S W. TURNER.
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TO. L.El',

THE house situated on the CO. ltr OF Chr-ch
l. and Spring 5 Get. Possession given iTnc.
d .tely. Apply to THOMAS PRATT.
s5 ON the prem scs.
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EW
STEAM PLANNING MILL.

oT ENH Z LNTINTINNF WTTIIs
TINE slbscrii SC having pr chased the right to
l. use Norcr, ss' Patent Rot y Planning Ma
chine, which Oh ned Ned; = at the FAIRS ia
Boston nj at the Americrr Institute in New
York, is now prem d to do a. Kinds OF Plain.
ing, Growing anu Tonsueing, Stitching, Mor'd.
ingf, Saving Scroll work, and all kinds II
Shop work, ut the shortest notice aud lowest
prices. SIS SIMON MOFFiTT.
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NEN Ribbon, Glov's, &c.
" APO WI e COZLLNs a 90,
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I IFE and adventures of Percival Mayberry, an
IL Autobiography, by the Author OF latte. Price
80 cts. For sale ut TIILEYiS,
81 opposite Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
EXHIBITION OF THE Il. l. ART ASSO-
CATION.

~ usler Hall, Providence ch AZ sday, Sept.
oh. and continuo dr irg the month.
The exhibition comprises paintings by Ais
ton, MarK ne, Louz., Healey, Keisett Stag,
Brown, Crop5oy, Amos, liz Ding, W. 1t, Terry,
Doughty, niaii'soi Mount, Woodvii'e, liucoll,
Thompson, Iircs'.y, and rncrous other Amer
lcan a,ilSis.
Works by eminent European painters.
S,atua,y by Powers, Grcenough, Ives, Anna
bic, Akcrs ana others.
Bronzes by the Frcnch artists.
Eusraviues, Mosaics Dad other works ofaTt.
Exhibition open IRON 10 a. IN. to 10 p. IN.
Singie NJ mission. % c'q ; children Of IL
years and under, 10 G's tckc,s for the current
week. 80 CITE; searon tickets, 81.
Canes, umhie' :. aso'I ID parcels must
bo ,e,t in charge OF the door-keeper.
Catalogues ,urnishod gratis.
On Monday evening, the 4h, the exhibition
will he opened 10 members ol tlc Association
Only, on which occasion addresses FROM several
gentlemen are expected. According TO The pro-
visions oftbe constitution, "any pc,son havlnga
permanent or tempo . iosidenCo Ia this State,
who shall. before ne second Monday in Sep
TENDER, pay mic the trc ,su, of the AS. cation
two dolI g, shall ar ID 1t mcmtor."
Persons wishing To Income ~, ni,rs of the
Association, may do so by r%oIniuing The fec, 10y
mail or othcrwitc, . 'ho Tieasrrcr, Mr.. John
Gorham. OF by " ling at Whilney's Bookstore,
ora, tho Office Of the Acturry. Westminster
Hall,
A person will ! o in attendance at the iia'i,
on Monday evening, TO deliver mcnlars' tick-
ots. GEORGE THURvBR, ActuaiJ.
81
BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES.
A FEW pounds in fine Clusters, reed tbs
"A day, al YOUNG Il SMITHS,
sI III Thames II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

WANTED.-Tbrcc first rate mil!iners hose
w Who understand working on silk and fancy
millinery would be prefer ed. Please enquire at
Greene's Straw Bornet { I'd Hat Bleachery.
ago IS Thames ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

DUTNAM'5 Maine for September contains
L n Portrait Of 4 Kennedy Our Parties and
Politics; Wood Notes; The Forest; TheLaks;
Tho Wilds OF Northern New York; Literature
OF Almanacs Songs that never were sung Prairie
Lottersi My husbands Mother; The Wssder:
History Of u Cosmopolite; The Lost one Found,
&c. &c. For sale by w II PEEK,
az! 80 Thames st,
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FALL

FALL PLAJDS.
WIN &. COZZENS X co.
MILL open this morning., n splendid lo' Of
w Fall brcss Goods- consisting Of Plaid
Mcrino, Raw Silk Plaid and those extra nice
Sin and Wool Polonia Plaids, Of rich high and
plain colors. n2g
TIE subscriber offers ioi r.n, ior the remain.
4 der Of the True, estate crentcd 10y the viii ~
the late Mary Cildis ~ lols to suil %lessers the
Eiston Point tam now occupied D., Mr.. Phillp
Pcchhlm aud rruatrd on tbc point between the
LIT m ~ beach in Middletoup, prov idcd APP
p~licltion shall J. made for said lcasc of said hts
for bniliing or agricultural purposes ou ~ leioro
the fret Of D.cemlci next. Possession a. w.
givcn ~ March. Application may 10 made ~
CIlAS. HENRY pARkFR, Trustee.
~ III. I'd. Exchange, boston.
all ~ ALFRED SMITH, Newport.
AIEN K,lltnp. Ghy,s &c a,
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK AND AIR WEEK
AT PROVIDENCE.
Rich and Elegant display Of Watches, rich Jew
eliy, Silver Ware nnd Spectacles.
GOODBYE ~ son, having made large additions
VI "a their previously extensive stock, would par
licularly invite aIl who contemplate making any
purchases Ia the above line to avail themselves 81
The present opportunity, and call al the
SPE yT.1CLE DEPOr, No. =. I Westminster street,
n few doors below the Arcade
and cxt Uine the largest and most beuuti,di stock
TO be frrtd ~ the city.
GOODIUE & SON,
Opiiciais aGd Jewellers.
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WoOLEN Yarn, Of the best quality, aud o,
w all colors, reed and for sale hy
CHAS. ". TURNER,
NO 81 & So Thames s,,a
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He'd Mr. igs ai been lately uslt,
should have hr,u wy 0lucum e. he,c
.lyi-cl any deviation !f1m q, Intention,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

ILLUSTRATED Magazine Of Art, for september,
l for sale al, TiLLEY'S,
81 opposite Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

III. Y. CRANsTON a. SON,
ATTORNIES AT LAW,
Henry Y. Cranston, Office IL Washington
Square, opposite the Court House.
William II. Cranston, Office in Daily News
building, No. l44 Thames Street. (o3l
UARpER's and PUTNAM's, for September; for
III sale at TILLEY's opposite Post office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

HERMlIS DELL-From the Diary Of A
IL Pencillcr, one bound VOLUME. Price 81 so.
For sale at TILLEY'S,
rs Opposite Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

DINE Appler, also Sweet aud Hour Apples,
L Just reed at Il. Wilson's, 70 Thames o.
a1y
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WILLIAM ii. CRANSTON,

FOR THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Al kinds of Conveyaacing accurately and
promptly attended to, aud titles to land care
fully examined.
Office in the DAILY News Building,
l41 Thames street.
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Ar COST.

CARlNA-Fre.h supply Just reed at
4 YOUNG & SMITHS,
IS No. Ill Thames street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

A SS0RTED SYRUPS-T5 cases DaYls's, for
n sae BY CONVERSE CO. 81 Tehoapoelas st my9o sw
ID AC0N--70 casks Sides and Shoulders, for
SALE by S. KENNEDY Co, rehoup onas at. ie2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

NEW Notwithstanding Star soatI-Aasorted mdas.
NEW YORK-s6ip CatharnsA5sorted mise
LEERPoOte-Ship Clara Hbeevr-Assorted mdte.
PENsACoLASehr Busa5l,G0o uRbe 5000 aths, TO Pooey,
Sieol Sco.
NEW YoRk-slip uud4rwnet-a37 bales nay to msaer-lags
kegs nails TO oEder.
ALExANpRlA-sbip Beate2oo bls lime do herring
NEW YoRE-shp North America-asO bales hay,
BnsToN-shp Serampore Stafford 5eo-5O
slate L Stutevan Geo.
NEW YoRk-Brg Amonposnak-405s tbs lime, to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
REnEIrTS OLE PRODUCE.


so5Es Nesman 9s Do Hsn3tl.@a rs.t
IS e Robson do ~. a ho 'qsa %a T. Iso21 h.ss
s GtSn eo a ssB4s9 aEs IA
O. Ga %sSs @ats Fo Sf do
brown &co-,nndries oasrTo al SIS bales
s.i. 10 Rr E5 5 % Agar 6s ga5 s@ o
Is bbls moasss W Jackson &co-45 bales moss Turner'S
Nasl1;o railroad eAs,sso oerci,on
tongues, Taylor en.siy Starch, 50 bbs q, Al
P sa &o6S hf Psptr n 0s $50 tess yarn
81 shgi,5 Hidden ';,asio kegs &glst Smith znse
* G5s "a G Go ssss @ 4 % M Adams S
tes Keep candles, saoh kg
S sl Hd IS IS H.
f s W wilson. ETi. A t f9 M
Moore panlaPG eay,rsP R Fsll AssB Brewer 500
Mead ST FGs 1fSs Vlss p
-sampon Keene-snd ordar
ST Un sas5 hhds oesfe9 s RG1n,sn
s pork sssn
hay f Duty Sco"ata do sscsaoa- Dbl, aop sst
siG. do Eager 20 half do Lymnn scott SSos hss
.eR. bran Price Pickett
& 9Sy so to sEar
@ d. fs %ds s Do 'S La Se s5
aud-6 Ssgs potatoes Rosee-Toa, 1856 hhds tobacco,
Sss | &
Wright w;!sms &esi Nelson &so5o t Do N Love
FIN % wary S onas 40 hds 6d. kins
| Williams sco-Total S49 bales cotton.
coNsIGNEEs
Per .ip Boston Sampson KeenOKetcham
Ftz-D .shearer-H ]. Stone &eo-and order.
F Ps' s se '"'DF 'ya ~" '''A - 4'''s "S''
Per ship Thomas A!9oue from Phisdelpha Burnside teoJ
Eaton eHdSrse1J i johnson GcS Ss Coi Ma,Es SEQ
Ia Tor Hare-Pool oJ Wright &coD RAnle't and order
EioS = s1y"4rs 4ssEJ ia SEQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
L9oURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND at the

r.
Shell Road New Canal,
New Bridge said Canal Carrolltoa Avenue,
will sell low price Sa5Gl eaoh
balance in years
well calculated Coffee
Yard. or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04
= ENuINE uEIDsIEcK Co- CuAMrAqNEs

TIE appointed BY MessFs. Heidek
En4er ttn United
the sale oiher Wines who this day retes from h1ens respect
fully calls attention aubioned card CRAAlER ABEGG
New York january l. 1854
A CARD-Mr CHARLES ENGLER heretofore Sole Agent the
CHAMP in the United States retiring business
AREGG Agents Importers
United States and Canada.
uneasing exeriop order in the
oyment which the generally
have brand, and this shall
Wines will fully sustain The high
which the came has attained in market.
claim enabled to furnish this old e3tGb
pure genuine quality, would simply submit
the following which call your particular
EDSIECK co. brand first introduced United
thirty the late Messrs Hedeek
| ware Salmon Il SuypEsGnt
When dissolved, their partner
the business occupying the To him also by
stipulation I tine privilege Of retaining AErrasn
which the
tins brand had owned lie retirias fo
aeseut in
| therefore sole propTetors Of tnis hrau1.
We would but add that distinguish other
prevent INIT the
full will be found tbs labe also stamped the ean
the No other house led while
the under which brand originally f
| known in the United States We have the hon 10 y
| Your tbfi' .Jryts
RRls.s, December l5, s53. HEtHHTECK Il co.
heiug appointed agents wes
constantly supplied With 1t
pnta, which they offer to the trade at New York prices
| ' R.F. NICHOLS d CO.
iana7 sm 81 Camp street
pUTTER AND CHEESE--100 packages, as
| d D sorted, For sale by 4. D. GRIEF CO.,
mhi DO Old Lsves.
p ECTIFIED WHISKY--l00 bbls. in store
| a and for saIs by LITTLEJoHN, NoEeoM & co,
! je9 Corner GYayier and Fulton streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

AGREEING WITH HER.-We are reminded of
an anecdote of clergyman who was bit of
humorist, He once took tea with lady of his
parish, who prided herself much on her nice
bread, and was also addicted to the common
trick of depreciatng her yiands to her guests
As she passed the nice warm biscuit to the rev
erend gentlemen, she said: They were not
very good she was &c almost ashamed to offer
them etc. The minister took one, looked at it
rather obviously, and replied ''They are not
so good as they might be-" The plate was in
stantly withdrawn, and with heightened color.
the lady exclaimed ''They are good enough
for you" Nothing further was said about the
biscuit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

1 lME--3500 bbls Thomaston, Alton, Phila-
= A delpha and Utica, for sale by
FORN-20o bags, landing from steamer At
ic2O E. NJ. DALEY CO., So Tohoupitoulss street
ENTHITE LEAD-In rs, so, 100 and 800
kegs from she Atlantic, uniou Brooklyn, Pacific, Ulster
and saugerties White Lead Co. 's and for sale by : ,
ianl0 A. DELAGRAyE CQ.ti AAga
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

4 TTENTION RIFLEMEN! COMPANY -
IA n NATIONAL. QUARTS ATTEND Drills EVERY m WI
EVENING ut ~ orr ek ~ The hrnory corner III III
u r. ~ va srl der # nc Csps st. B6ZAST. o s. is25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

FOLLOWING THE LoRD,-An itinera fl preacher
recently Travelled among the Northw counties
of this State. He was mounted OMAN animal
whose appearance betokened very bad keeping
the mere frame of what had once been
horse. Riding up to the door of a country inn,
he inquired of the landlord the distance to the
next town, The host coming out, was so forcibly
struck with the appearance of the animal upon
which the querist sat, that he walked around
him twice before giving the required intorma-
ton. He then inquired:
"Who might you be, if it is fair question ! y
al am follower of the Lord" he answered.
.'Folerin' the Lord, eh!" demanded the host.
"Well, I'll tell you what it is, old Teller, (eyeing
the horse AGAIN. there's one thing sartin- if
you stop often on the road, you'll never ketch
him with that boss -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04

: SAD AccDENr.-We are informed that, on
Monday night last, as the cars were passing
down TO Grand Gulf from the Bayou, just after
nightfall, when near the plantation of Mr.. 9
d. Hamilton, they ran over a man on the track
by the name of Isaac Jones, the wheels passing
over both his thighs and crushing one leg in a
terrible manner. The engineer did not notice
any thing more than slight jar, which he con-
cluded was caused by bolt coming out and
falling on the track. On the next Tuesday,
morning, on going to inspect the engine and
ON gong g o out to the Bayou to Labor the
matter was entirely explained He was horri-
fed at finding the body of Mr.. Jones corpse.
Whether he was killed instantly or fingered out
the long hours Of the night is not known. He
had evidently been dead some hours when his
body was found. He is supposed to have been
intoxicated, and to have paid no attention tc
to the rafting of the engine and cars. Fur
Their particulars we have not heard The above
is as it has been reported to US, Port Gibson
Herald, 30th ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-04


st, + ~, hand NO. cleared 15227l ASA
TOBACCO We heard of $50 hhds sold as follows: 10
at. 70 at 81 and 2TO A and at 53aa round
SUGAR. We noticed sales of $50 h1ds, part taken on
Saturday. ut previous rates
NOLASsEs. ... Nothing of any moment doing
FLOUR -. Dull with sales of st Louis at So 500
SO 621$ 200 bhl5 "a good brandt at So TO- $50 at -
and 100 extra Illinois at 81 25 U Dbl
GRAIN Corn was frmer, and 1900 sacks sold as fol-
lows 1900 1ixed and Yellow in three lots at 3d. 500
at 5s05jt 100 at 54s and 335 White at 56 y bushel
OF Wheat 2400 sacks prime taken at 81 IS p bush
ell Safes of 0at1 700 sacks st Louis at 3D. 400 SACKS
and 1900 bushels at 3 and 600 sacks in several lots at
IA 6036s "a bushel OF Bran 1890 sacks were disposed
of at 95t0s1 p bushel
PROVISIONS Porl, is firm. and noticed sales OF
800 bbs uuinspsced Mess s1 rs private inspection
sl1 So and go NJ O. at $40 10 U Dbl Also, Oh Saturday
$40 bbs State Inspected Mess at Sll % d bbl OF Ba-
con % casks prime Sides sold at NV p ID and y
of ordinary Sides on private OF Lard 20 bbs
wera sold on private terms,
COFFEE Sales Of 800 bags Rio at 9G091ae p ID
SALT 500 sacks Key West Salt were sold at 81 II
| p 40 TBS.
| SPIRITS TURPENTINE. 60 bbs sold at 45s U gal
| WHISKY. Sales of 50 bbls Raw at Z7e p gallon.
I FREIGHTs -. Lower A ship taken for Liverpool
ut for cotton 1116d for cotton and COS for
bacco and 1900 bales cotton shipped without conaign
for Genoa at c for Antwerpa Cos for tobacco
| EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at quotations
sterling .10T 100 and lOe3&
9rspcs hg5f25 y dolial
New York Sixty-day Bills ...........2 G92A p CT nisc
sight Checks on New York...... par6h p CT disc