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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13
Interesting from New Granada.
OUR BoGOTA CORRESPONDENTS.

B0GoTA, June 10, 1854.
-ifairs SiM Unseftled-HopeS for General Mos
quesa- Trade Paraly-sd-Ihe United States
Consul and the People.
Things are as far from being placed on per
manent basis as ever; many believed that Herrera
would win the day and put things in order immedi-
ateIy: but I've was completely routed in Cipaquira.
There is at present an opposition force in Mar iqua,
under Yana, Arboleder. &c, but il is small. The
only hope is that the report is true that General
Mosquera is ON the coast and will bring up troops
and arms.
Milo and his army arc in Facatativa, and II is said
going to Honda; but doubt il, as these people
from the cold regions useless, worse in the hot
climate, and die off by scores.
There is rather more stir in the streets than for
Iperly, as people begin to come out os their hiding
places; but no business can be done--al confidence
is destroyed and there Is great want OF money.
The American Consul has got himself into bad re-
the morning of the l1th Of April, when the excited
populace were smashing windows, doors and furni.
ture, firing shots through windows and imprsoning
congressman, Senior Salvador Camacho Ro,d0n ho
was 20 popular, as Governor OF Panama, with the
Moth Amo orleans, sent message to him requesting
his permission 10 pass by the wall from his own
house 10 those Of the consus switch was con guo1s
he considering his person and perhaps his life in
,aiief DUB ne Yves reused, on tue ground that his
house was only large enough for his own accommo
dstion. What made the matter worse wGs the in
consistency cf the consul for In the course Of two
three day h had in bis house dozen or more
fnlccs, 50 that Il was looked upon as Partially,
sencr Triton Molsno, DR.. Hcras, &C., being among
tho G admitted. | fear Mr. Roldon will be APT to
diaw COMPARISONS between our consul here and onr
COZ niryrnen on the lsthmns. 1t - pity that our
eonsal, who j. looked upon always a specimen Of
h- counts, men, did not sustain his dignity Little
mo,e our present one has certainly done every
thing TO discrcjit his countnmcn and his govern
m.nt SUBSCRIBER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13
DEMERAnA.

An order has been Issued FOR placing all sells
arriving from Bnbadces in quarantine till visited
by the health officer
We extract the following from the summary Of
the Reyai G0eete:--
We begin with the weather. The present is what Ia
odcn times known the wet season. but IL Il so
Particularly Maid not to justify the nomenclature
We have only had small share Of rain falling for the
most part during the night accompanied BY brcathcss
calm which although oppoftune a. fertilizer Il raj e-
bot 10 be pleasant. In the day time, however fresh
breeze and cioudless shy make amends The crops all
The country feel the influence Of the urexaapel
season and look beautiful. The operation OF SUGAR
making temporarily suspended eitatcs 70 70
commerce sfn'u suppose in July There spnesr, 1,
10 doubt that the estimate pcady fors,ei II the
years production will be amply sustained; and the pro-
liability u that II VIII fag exceed the largest crop we
have ever ytf made.
Tic CONT of Policy has been IN session viii afcrcx.
tUra GAYS siucC tho 2si Of May. bgsily enars fbr
lie no TART with the now Immigration blt 3hts IN.
eltaht mcclure, after running tie gauntlet 81 "a -rcs
Il tate has " lsag,h, fax a. Legislature Il go
a. rnxsed to Aaw, neatly IN the shape Il which II
tist sotaittea ~ H. author. his ESc uency lhs
EetetDrF-
ISIS taielcy tie Governor has v'ite3 Tlv tlc or,.
f.ts &, iAe iion, Csc-H liable 70 cat tc g ba.t,
Il. thft nfettftf. ~ ~ pss tsfw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13
TRINIDAD

The intelligence from Barbados Is confined alto
gesher to details Of to Alarming progress Of cholers
at that place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13

The quarantine laws are strictly enforced on all
vessels from Barbados. Seven days is the period
fixed by the proclamation of the Governor for the
performance of quarantine, but the inhabitants in
mass petitioned The Governor to extend the period
from seven to twenty-five days.
The Legislature had been summoned to special
session, in order to pass new law for enforcing
when flOO per month was voted for cholera pur-
poees an additional duty of 4d. per ton on YES
sells entering was imposed for the same purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-13

UUMINICA.
The quarrel between the Assembly and Governor
Black, continues without mitigation, and certainly
if the statements of the Dominican are to be relied
on, nothing can be more extraordinary than the con-
9uct Of that functonary.
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% ss FAKE. s ss K ss,s is i sss.11 sss s,
6 ts'fs sss 'sss
4 Y !: e.
4 f.. ssssss s y 90 ssl & .
g a. Ma,,r Owen Cobb % Iienou Psa sundiss
DoNALDsoNvlLLEss.us D Jrs hid. 80 bss
Gerard 1esae Do 4 hid; .aEar a
bali % Hewitt. 4so Dsrsy Trmaalssss
d
e. % Ss Ds ss.
E e 4 sS ID l. sss, fs eoq aa
Isl molasss., 10 sugar
~ ssss ss IL s1
% srandsr ss1na DO Wrsht DysnPsr. Dc
Syns Vance DO aeadsfsn
4 p.,ne e. es ss s s a rFf sses.
s Dc A Il Do Iee,os Iee %
shsw4 oorsa tobacco Goodnans pkgs Preb-
sss ts W, sq s Ss @ . iss n
ss s 10 slss .asss 3 so.
ssfs, y aiSs iiii g.: Ss o.
90
e w s d
d p1s sl9. Fssrs. Do ks
do John Cocks aco-S0 BAley-Iz Powell Hopkns
do Wright Davenport &eas do connoyls Frssir
&cos do Hage, Foley do MeGrsgor Aloway co0
do W Esn eo1 do Thornh &eoss hed cattle 100 sheep
ofder-Tosal, $50 bales cotton.
FORT ADAMs-Stsatner Compromises Lee
IS do Carroll Ptchnrd &coaT do Payne Harrison do Curry
Person17 do Anderson Msen6& Henderson
Cor, ellis boyds do Vaudeville Luon60 do Kelly Frazier
"a Do Oakley do Wright Dasenport Geots do
Donns5 do CLEVELAND Brothers co27 do Ward jonas IS
Bym Vsnce seo9s Washington Jackson &eo do Llande
IA do Na Summers Fsowes MienbexeY
&eo4 DO Andrew siaraain DO Maa cofmsn e do Psrr:
do w 2haris co4 Pomroy &cs53 do 10 Caldwell
Aco31 bids So hb Oakley Hawkins hhd
Smith on,on Scots Dbl. mosses Gerard 6eo2o do 1ahn
WAtt deol9 hhds BoCounes2 do Edward Shift 6c9 do
hb moac, htt do a half bs do 10 bids
Menard vgnard Total s5 bales eon 1903 hhds
| bos and 40 half bbis monsres.
Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad
40 bslas cotton Anderson Msch3 do Oakey akins2 DO
Wright Acal3 do Payne H.rrison5 do Harris &cok do
By.na Vance kcl potatoes Burgn0 Turkeys chickens
Oakley awkins4 bbs 10 10
ridges oder-iot game Dick Nash-Tctal l29 tales cotton.
Per New Orleans and 0peousas Railroad.
as hhds bbs noasses Wams-1gs ducks Raymond
5D dog orer Turkeys oxea BIB
sugar, g bags potatoes TO order.
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers
Faoa LAKE pnovrprseE-Bg de p. r. Kimsau.

FRoM LAKE PRovIDEHcE-Bg the p. r. KimbaH
IL cloae. R NJ Kaor, H stsmau, Hinton.
FRoM ST. LouIs-Bp lhe David Ghson ..
Mr. Belts Wilon, Mr. Coleman Mr. Harper, VIM Sand Captain
Resun Hoping Coomb, Pnsby Mrs Weed
DR. Rossrts, Miss Martin Baker, Shift.
From LApouRcHE-By The C. d., Jr.: .-a.@=...
Faba servant Florence Peck, Lavochee
Il fousmsn Kuoz Laisbe Tbibodsar Lomsss hartn
y lady Handel family, For..a Landry
NJ Dilisr, DnviS, - Mishel, ] Potter a451 3%5i
From VIcKsBunG-By the S. s. Pre1,tiss:
Futun Wagner. Mr. Tsray, Mr. Namaut, King Miss
Savoy and is on deck. $%.Jt
From LouIsvILLE-By the Piota:
Hall lady, Britton and family Mea and family, MI
Edhss and amily SANDS lady, Mrs ntgmery Me.
Black Bt.on and family Mira os:randar. PATS. W
Barclay Mr. Gross K-dma, Dsl.sn,
son, J II Cannep y Hstt Barnnm, Murphy Mexican.
FROM ST. LouIs-By the L. M Rer,,eu:
Mss Mccarv, sndee. johnson, Wright. Barn Thsyer
child Potter Mrs Tracey ThAyer
Richardson, kisk Crosus, Hew
ley, Kennedy Mcclure Bailey Fink Rae and lady Mrs Hank
and har. kra M1ni. and INDY NJ Fruakn nnd
nsdy and family, hfra Philips and children.
FaoM FoRT ApAMs-By The Compromise:
Mr. Gillespie Cunningham. Myuo Lcaddo
M-r Wiou, Wansy Lherdan, Engoreth, Mr. Hymes, Mr.
Ferstnl M Easiavcf Nook
FROM PoRr HUDsov-By The Giprg:
Perkins Oppenheim, Rntch Parks AHarzmeyer,
Derrnge suakowsA Mr. Freeman and Me Henderson,
Oliver Coemb, Lama Wilkinson Medsmss Wikinon Flenn
Dudley Farmer MIs leo Wiiinms
Psre Pard Mr. uack Mr. Bugree
Adoiph II mel, Mr. sarapare
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The question of cemeteries made the order Of thu
day for the next meeting
The Finance Committee reported adversely to the
claims Of j. Sholes A. Grant, j. r. Adams, H. Cameron
J. N Hawthorn, b. Etter, and others
In accordance with the report Of the Committee
were appropriated for various purposes.
The report of the COMMITTEES Streets and Landings
for the removal Of vessel In front Of Spain street, and
sundry other purposes, read and adopted.
The Special Committee, the removal Of Picayune
Tier reported that the removal likely to be injurious
aud recommended it's permanence. The report wat
adopted after considerable discussion, and sent to the
Board Of Aldermen for concurrence.
The Special Committee concerning the claim Of VIM
Bloomfield sr Acting Recorder Of the First District
reported adversely the claim The report referred
to the Finance Committee in order to enable Mr. Levy
make minority report.
Mr. Stith reported resolution to enable the proprie
tors of the Daily Crescent to steam-engine
Bank Alley. which referred the Police COMMITTEES
On motion, the Board adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

HoII0WAY,s PILLS FOR BOWELs COMPLAINTS, DIAR-
RHA, AND DsORpERED SToMACHSPeIs subject to these
than these invaluable fhs
taken the certain cure will
Their Strengthening speedily reuoyates the @
paired tone Of The and renders the ORGANS more pow
use suffering hot climates
adopt eaeeual remedy than HoILoWAY'S PILLS
They are also the bestF Family Medicine exant.
IL sola
London all the Drggs and
Dealers Medicines the United States boxes at cents 81
Union, ana BY Msssr A. Ia Sands WRIGHT
a CO. New Orleans. u
~ saving taking the large sizes
for the guidance parents In dorde
snirod to each boz. ausb
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lsonota-bl bales cotton to order
hhds IS hb,s slssses order
LoUIsvILIE-sesmer Poa-llT bas Buchanan, Carroll
eo-lo4 kcoS5 ARlaoy bradford60 do Miles
Adams-2T do Williams sonso do Campbell strong3 Do
Horr Gayle Michel Aeos bt. apples II do
10 aoes krout Benton
apples sanass board box Perkins, Campbell
. SHAW 4 Zpntz-Toa, a6S baes cotton.
ST LoUISSieamer David bbs -four Kennedy
Shaw &co6So do 0glesby Maeaua do
tobacco Kenns Dix &e9 half bbs Hour Ksnne &co50
peas Thompsoat40 do Moore
o Gsys &eo49 kegs butler John Hurley &eoaol
apples John Benton Ac9l do board
Michel aeo-l do Levy SummersA0 bas
Ward, Jonas &co-Snndries to order.
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Mahogany, .Mahogany!

NINETEEN CHOICE LARGE SIZE MAHOGANY. For sale b,
Log Turned ORDER at the Marposa Mills,
Jos oh street near the Leye. HENRY T. SHERMAN,
Dealer in all kinds Fancy Woods sud Lnmbr
CHILD LOST.-strayed on Monday a.
morning, November from the sub.eriber at the corner
Of Canl Burgpn5y streets, BLACK GIRL CHILD ILL
FACHiNET made small for her
hal when abe m striped calico dss Hsoe or hornet
hair black thread. Any returning her
Is above will be suitably swArded. - ...
ms
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ED OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
T. street, PROPER TRAVIS respectfully
New Orleans that they have
SUM extensive kcao the above named place. the
whole superior thing Of the kind In
South; procuring
thing a Institution OF this kind.
respectfully invited call examine the GYMN
SUM- there recommended by al
i PhyslcifnH. -.
There attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM
l with requirement.
l sB- Lessonp given in Sparng and Fencing. ..
E Open morning until o'clock the
| ing. mhla tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08

CIIARLEsToN-Brg Tarr-Rce and assorted merchandise
BRAZos JAGo-Sehr MaonS bales wea 49, hides to
B L Mann.
MoBILE-s.eamer calon51 bales cotton Tarlton, Whiting
Tulis
PENsACoLkschr HaOrisonsi 900 fest lumber, So
600 laths 80 Pooley, Nichols acc.
APALACH coLA-sehr Kain-ssT bbs ros Mtcaf &co
l6 bales cotton Sdultz, MADDEN Latting
BREMERHAYEN-Shp Merits Ans--in ballast and lot Of
Storage passeugers
GALVESTON AND Louisiana bales
Powell Hcpkns-Ia Do Kaily trassr-l do Mitchell
Williams ugsley Blair kcol1o sacks
Logan25 10 do Thomas Elder &co-sO
beeYes j Mehle-Toa SIS bales cotton.
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MEMORANDA.

The left ST Lou the sls Instant Reports
following loading New orsean Henry Lewis
Sarsns Henry Cheteau Trbae and Elephant Met the Grand
Island Nicholas St Mary the Oh neelor at
ystY Php the Columbus at leland No H. the
Instant passed she Michigan
pills. Twche 4ground Prssidcna lsAa and the Cora NO
Helena Met the Grand Prairie Mutual e, the Delaware
Shin aad the We.terner at Morsett in I&kspo Bend
Flying kbug Reports ths river fall g. with FIVE and
Cairo feet themes Helena and eight feet
o Nntchsx
The steamer poss left Louisville 18th u Reports
half feet water the Ohio falling Left the CTwitehe at
Cairo to leave next day. Passed aground at Helena
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II TOBACCO. %. We did not hear Of sale, .F
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs. ;. Sugar was firm, and 200
hhds were taken at ss04kc for Fair to Fully FAIR.
OF Molssses about 500 bbls sold loo per gallon for
prime.
FLOUR. The market quiet and we noticed sales of
only few lots including 100 bbls unbranded at ST. and
100 St Louis. Fancy Superfne ut IS 20 p Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn lower. and lots were Offering OF
9Oe without purchasers though noticed Toe sacks
taken at CSC "a bnshe Oats, also declined with sales
of 5000 st. Louis including 1900 at about $40 $50
in several lots at 5558; 700 in contravention at IS
and 1870 inferior at SIC bushe of Bran, 500 to eco
sacks were taken at 81 SO y 100 tb.
PROVISIONS. Pork frmer, with very little in
first hands Sales 100 bbs Mess in two lots at s14 u.s.
and 100 slightly sour s14 y bbl. Of Bacon 10 casks
Shoulders sold at TIC o Ii.
SALT...A cargo of 1895 sacks Liverpool 1850 Fine)
to be reled 1915 sacks to the ton sold at ST. 10
% sack round. ss.9a.z y
RICE. The cargo of the brig Tartar, from Charles
ton had mostly been sold to arrive at 61sc y b.
COFFEE Declined, with few small sales Of Rio at
1oe "A H. Also on Monday, 1900 bags prime, from the
Hazards cargo at exc y fb.
BAGGING AND ROPE....7o bales India Baggiug were
sold on Monday 1870 so days with interest added and
yesterday lC0 coils Rope at Hc, and 100 at SAC
HAYWe noticed sales of about 800 bales Portland
Hay at S27 50 y ton.
CANDLES. -. 100 boxes Star sold OF 24c q ft.
WHISKY Extra was selling in small lots at Al do42c
| p gallon.
| FREIGaTS :. =. Improving. ship was taken for
Liverpool at ia for Cotton and room to be had
| at s-16d.
| EXCHANGE There was good demand at our quo
| tations
Sterling .109Dl09a and 1923
Francs G05f. 10 p dollar
New York Sixty-dsy Bills. ....1491AR ct discount
Sight Checks on New York. atG1 y cent premium
1
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EXPORTS.

LvERPoo-shp Nsanhsoo bales cotton $50 aves
396 hhds tobacco
REMEsp bales cotton 800 'tav bales and
i93 hhds
HAyANA-sebr MdssI7o bbs talo eco
60 and bids hams 500 kegs boxes cheese IS b
100 boxes candles.
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CRoCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

| Aes.asgs,a sSeSsCsstcS, PERI ssssses'y, ctf
w The subscriber would respectfully call the attention. Of
fanev physiciaus and Families 80 HIS we'll a1sorie stock
eIamlnation will be found FRESH ANDGENuINE Ouriug/
sesaop SODA WATER MEAD Of the
WILDE found Watei
RESs BLUE LICK, supplied
reasonable With PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
| GOuLEy AITTERS, etc, THOMAS RANKIN,
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Brfga.
ADJUSTMENTS.

SIT. CHARLES THEATER-B. DEBAR, LES.
osIoes e'eiostTHs ESENis
ss pses
Sn''d' win the ''sha''' farce
NAN RICEs-sr. CHARLES srRnHr, oPPo-
rom shosi NJ '
HIRLorTE cRAsiPToN viii apesa o marrow
vhh he cqs3 T.gPs A. sesea.
vi Mss
ORLEANS THEATER- THURSDAY, Nov.
y 2: lss4..BENEFIT or FRANCOIS RAyEL.-Mmlle YRcA
AND rs aa y
aA ard q ss dc
nDD FELLOWS HALL-WBDNEsDAY EVEN
~ ING November 5, 1854, and EVERY EVENING" Except
tn. World p.,.v1 FAKdR sI ".
wa AprFA' IN A' PALAcIo ENcAHTADo.
in his extraordinary and
And grand sasna Malo Provoking Ale Illusions
Tha eIsa. Second Sight Myy Wonder the Ags Sleeping
Ct i U s opsn e 81
Portfolio of the Palacs MYSTERIES OF Bhudai Cookery Of Par
81 SIC. .YIvALDIs Grets.qns Mechanical automatic.
W An entire change of ensranm,us each representation
THIRTY THOUSAND GIFTS
he donated free sharge to the PATRONS OF THESE ENTER
ws :ass sss md ss Springs
An elegant Houe and Lota magnificent summer residence.
| One pair Of elegant Match Ho aud Carriage.
| A fast Troi,ug Horse and an elegant Top Buggy.
A very fn- Saddle Horse.
Gold .nd Silver Watches Diamond, !awel Gold Chains Rnss
Plus Pen, and Pencils Knives Port Monnas sverwnre Brooches
Engravipes Clocks Books Writing Desks Trained Birds shaws
Bonnss Hats, Boes Canes Silver Cups Baskets, Sae Musca
| Instruments, etc.
pss puehang Ticket will receive Gilt Certificate
| emitting him 10 one Of the princely gifts. ~ :.
TIE distribution the tickets are sd Of
Committee of Gentlemen appointed b
majority of Ticket Holders mes.ng Of which timely notice
| will be given.
living distance dazzling gift carhostss should address
Raymond Co.. Felowb' Hail. New Orleans rclosns 81 70
each ticket desire which attention will be
necessary holders certificates hond be TIL
distribuion will forward such g belong
| ticket holders to their address.
| Write your name, State, county and residerce
Six Tickets will he pwafded to address for u
IMaive Wv
| the day and evening.
| EB Doors open 6x, Entertainment commence at M
| TT Carriages be called at 10 o'ci ok.
tickets early confidently expected they will
| all dspo,ed of by the LIST Of January.
| ES- Fntertenme. It's ighs except Sunday.
E G. Tickets 81. Single Tickets SO cens. Children aud
/ yant, az cents, nSlm
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[By Tolegraph.1 i,
Ship Iconm Turner Key Distress to master in ballast
Steamboats,.
Compromise, Fort Adams.
California, Frost, fromM opie
Iaonnra, Dunnica, Covinrton.
S PrenLss Brown, from Ricksburg.
L. NJ Kennett, Boffnger, from St Louis
Alice, Miller, from the Coast
CD, Jr., DAlfsrss from Donsdsonviis.
Pota. Parker, from Louisville
Kmball oadwel, rpm Grand Lake.
David Gibson, Rops, from st Louis -,
ngo Passeswent down ghthrought
up ship Moix Arnst brig Tartar and ehr VIM Mason
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Louisiana Talbot Iudane Galveston to Harris
d Morgan-ls district
Bremen ship Ernst ho Hardy from BtemerhayeD, 9th Sept
TO MATER in ballsst-4th diatic.
Brig Tartar srssbury IL days from Charleston to Ell Levy
distrrt
schr William Mason Staples days from Bszos 81 'ago to Wick
ham ID district.
sehr VIM Ao Langley days from Pensacola to master
sehr Kain Rsdgs.e days from Apsachicol maserBasn
Beloved oming Up.
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Advertise msnt.
TO MY FELL0W-CITIZENS.
As long as old Mississippi
Brings US good old whisky,
New Orleans will get tipsy
Be guy, jolly and frisky.

Two years have elapsed since the visit to city Of the
Very Reverend Father Mathew and his faithful disciples
In the year of grace 1852 these cold phanthro
pss these whorhy descendants Of the Seven sages
Greece put action all the Of their eoquence
well Of their fsnatcsm to win back virtue and
convince us that the of spiruous liquids pjur
health he state Of which excited their deep
est sympathy that 1t produced social disorder and that
in fact we were become more vicious than even water
e drinkers.
They then obtained from the LegislatureI know not
through what special avora law, ordering elections
decide whether the people would continue to the said
spurious liquids The people surprised at strange
unproptous question, replied almost unanimously that
our climate was too warm for them to abandon their
vvial habits that
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BOOKS and STATIONERY.

e. JOHNSON & CO.,
STATIONERE, PRINTERS and BOOK.BIyDERs,
no. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
k4 Keep constantly hand sp
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
BLANK 30 ks AND FORMS
~ BLANK BOOKS Of every variety
chants hk Railroads c9mnis.ioner and other Legal on
6J Bo1B- BINDING AND RULING IN ALL ITS VARIETIES
executed substantial, neat and rkmaniike style
FANCY BINDING Of every kind with elegance
taste Litrsres rebound and numbered F.
Meehant Planters, Bankers Rsiirnad
Notariss insiee and indeed al who have The
Stationary ordinary psri3r
Article sdsptsd te paipo
arrangement. hr work nj SPIN
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Stepping 1NTELLIGENcE.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, November ., 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ip James Nesmith, Mills for Liverpool, Whitney &co
ship lohannes Tsen for Bremeni Waneksn krehhof
hr Midas, Simpson, for Havana, Cahusac
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS,

"WEDNESDAY MonNIrG, November 8, 1854.
COTTON. There was lees inquiry yesterday, and the
sales were limited to about 1900 bales Prices with
out any change:
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WANTED.

XAT ANTED-A Situation as Book KEEPER
Wv CLERK Counting Re Shipping and Commission
House by who had
apd lie a arelmatei Address F. this Office
AMTG0D TURNER'S WANTED-Two good
wv WOOD TURNER'S a hr M4rapo.a Mills Il and
l6 St. Joseph the Levee. HENRY r. SHERMAN,
Denar In Mahogany Clear White Pine, and all kinds Fancy woods
Lumber, n w
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PREACHERS WANTED--A COMPETENT
IL TEACHER of the Ancient cases the
OF Eugah Education
salary s6f0 together with
Apply at The Crescent Office
ATEACHER the French Lsnguageis also wanted who
BILE Of giving Instruction in Music No al and Instrumental liberal
salary will be paid. Address L. F. PARKER Alexandria La sal
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notwithstanding from ships Atlantic,
Va Msry IIsre, Ocean Traveller and William
50 kegs choice GOSHEN BUTTER;
500 dtxsn BROoMS; EeE'# A 2
3op toxss GOLDFISH; 4 =zs
bdirsts ONIUNS
900 boxes HERR1NG;
loo boxes CUBA SKIES;
YEAST POWDERS; g
100 TUBS.
40 barrels CRANBERRIES:
20 half barrels CRaNBeRRlES;
50 quarter en- ANBERRIES
100 bags JAVA COFFEE;
50 boxes ROCK CANDY;
100 boxes ASSORTED CANDY;
so kegs SAL SODA. For sale by
H. L. STONE 4 co.,
$50 Gravier, Fulton and Lsyee strssis.
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CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY EvrN1Se November Z. 1856.
Arrived to-day 2a head of Beeves including 176 Texas
Cattle At Cows 400 Sheep and IS Hogs The market is
well supplied but prices of good stock are well maintained
PRICES;
BEEF CATTLE Ordinary Western. ...-DShc v ID net
-. Fine to Choice. .90-9hc y ID net
Texas and Attakapas. .61s07Mc p fb net
:. Fair and Choice ..........-9Sc p Ii net
Hoes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o tb net
sHEEr (in Observation-Disclosures 0oi0$4 so q head
Mich Cows. pouO-G8 neau
Choice. ....S-hD*9U " mead
CALVES AND YEARlINGs 500$9 u head
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PHILADELPHIA C0AL--100 tons Red Ash
egg si1e 100 Lehgh Coal arge umps buk Sc
Lehigh Coal, egg size in casks, FOR sale 70
90 ]. H. ASHBRlDGE CO, s. 81. Charles btreet.