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BIZ ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYDROMAGEN,
WATERPROOF ANT1-CoNsUMPTrv
COR TX SOL
MANUFACTURED


IARU0URT, BRADLEY & CO.,
Il MARKET STREET, MANCHESTER.
Principal Warehouse, 1O2 Wood Street, Cheapsde
London, ENGLAND, american Establishments,
% Ann Street & lO2 Nassau Street,
Nem York, T. S.
TINE Hydromagen valuable discovery for protecting
the feet damp cold and therefore preventive
of many Lung diseases acithOut doct0rng hatcrPr-
The Hydromagen in the form of sole, and inside
the boot shoe It's medcGtd character powerful
tidote to disease.
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm and
healthy to in the coolest ranies weather. the
foot cannot become wet the HydrOmagen inserted La
dies may the ghtes oled boots shoes in the
inclement weather with mpunity while Consumption
prevalent among the young of country be thwar
ed by their general adoption They entirely
ovERsHoEs, the latter the feet perspre in very
unhealthy and besides, dangerous
pedestrians in icy weather, like india rubbers, While the
latter the feet to appear large the Hdrcm
agen being thin slice of cork prepared, peculiarly
placed inside, does not increase the of the boot
the foot appear mtidy To Children they
cmey valuable, they engage in exercise with
fort and healthy effects Their expense is slight
need mention besides those who patronize them will
find their yea'{y doctors bills mach dtntnssbcd thereby
As the II ydromagen is becoming known its sale is
increasing to almost incredible extent Last in Lon
don, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool Glasgow Leeds,
Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburger and Berlin sales
Der will far surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value proven
tive for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and Conum
ton
MEMS SIZE per pair. IS Cents
e ea 49, t2,..rs &c" d. 10 80 do
NoTICE,-From tn, Retail Prices make very liberal
allowance Jobbers and Wholesalers, that any
keeper may make fine profit their sale, while they
article that may be kept in among class
goods.
, For terms, apply to
fIARCOURT, BRADLEY Y Co.
IS Ann Street, New York
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Sept. 9th, 1854
FOR SALE.

FOIk SALE.
TE valuable tract of land situated the hourishng
village Of Cerro Gordo, the Wilmington Manches-
ter Rail Road fttyseven miles from Wilmington, here
with offered for sale 1t is of the best tracts of land
offered i'll the market 1t contains hundred and sixty
six located on both sides of the Rail Road with
MILL feet from the including the necessary
teams wagons and TOOLS all in the best order Still good
order nearly The land is well tmbered and the
most of the pines boxed and worked only year and half
About mile from the mill is situated Farmhouse and
Outhouses all in the best order and about hundred
cleared land The land all the other property will be pub
licly sold, the second Friday October next if not pr
vately disposed Of
terms and further information inquire Of
HINNANT & COLEMAN
Cerro (Iordn Sent l5th 1874
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having qualified Executor upon the
L last VIII and Testament Of Emanuel &. Beteucourt
deed Sept Term 1854, Of the Court OF Pleas and Quar-
ter the County of New Hanover hereby request
all persons indebted to the said estate forward
make payment of the same and also notifies all persons
having claims against the said estate, present them
the Subscriber within the time prescribed by law other
wise they will be pleaded in bar of their
WILLIAM c. BETTENCOURT, Executor.
Sept 18th, 1854 Pit
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INTERESTING TO THOSE. SUFFERING FROM
HEADACHE

HEADACHE
. CERTAIN REMEDY FOUND IN DIR. MLANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
81 The following is sample of certificates received dali
ly from citizens
NEW YORK, August l. 1882.
This certify that have been subject at times to
we're headache sometimes the pain would be
could rest neither day night Hearing of Dr. Manes
Celebrated Liver Pills. and got box of which took
two pills going to bed for two nights They relieved
entirely Some time has elapsed, and I have had no
more trouble from sick headaches.
NJ. JOHN SION lI8 Lewis street
p S The above valuable ,dy, also DIR. FLAMES Gel
ebraed Fermuge, he had at all respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
Ga Purchasers will please be careful to ask for and take
none but Dr. MLanes Liver Pills There are other Pills
purpOrtng to be Liver Pills, before the public
For sale by VIM H. LIPPiTT, Wilmington, \ G..
Three children of Mrs Brown residing Pine-street
Louis Missouri, by remarkable coincidence scrofu
lousy inclined, the eldest ane) most particularly So and
the mother finding such to be the case, did ALI her power
to relieve the sufferer but in vain she became worse the
blood of the others equally impure and they all three
bad at last. to become quite object of horror their
friends The mother, about eight weeks ago, put them
through a course of Hooway's Pills and Ointment and
strange yet true is, that the blood became
purified and the scrofuous symptoms Disappeared They
all three in excellent health the asonshmen
and delight of their afectionate parents.
Sold at the Establishments of Professor Holloway so Nader
Lane, New York. and PA Strand Temple Bar London
and by all respectable Druggists Dealers
throughout the British Empire and othose
in Boxes 374c &c. 81 so Wholesale prncipa
Drug houses OF the Union and by o. BRADLEY, Whining
/ ton, NC.
rs There saving by taking the largest sizes
n B. Directions for the guidance patients disorder
| affixed o each
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-15

RoSINrhe market for this ruled steady during
the week The receipts of Common have been very light and
there is but little in first hands The sales since last review
have been only ,55 bbls follows On Saturday 700 bbls
at 81 - for large bbls Monday 3l5 do at same price
Tuesday, 800 do at 81 10 for medium and 81 Is large
and this morning 400 do. 81 ID for large barrels
The article is firm, with fair demand 81 O5 81 10
"a 81 ID to size. No transactions in Nos. | and 3 and
quotations nominal See table.
TE-We have but little change to notice in Tar The re-
ceps for the week reach only 80 bbl which changed hands
50 % = bbbeing advance of cents on quotation of
last week
BEEF CArrLEOne small droves arrived since our
last and sold to butchers at 55a cents H. grass fatted
BEEsWAX-ls h enquiry and sells readily at 25 &c
cents % H., in quality.
CANDLEsNo change notice in rates and we refer
to table for prices, in quantity and quality.
CoFFEE-There is fair supply of all descriptions store
and we note limited enquiry See table for The
following the figures which the balance of the cargo Of
Rio received some time since sells from store
] n harS IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE,

TIME SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER AT PU BLIC AUG
ton on Thursday, October 18th 1854 the late resi-
dence of James NJ Firm Decd i'll New Hanover county, al
the perishabe property belonging the estate of the said de
ceased consisting of HOGS, CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES
FARMING UTENTILS and HOUSEHOLD and k1TCH
EN- FURNITURE Terms made known on the day of sale
JAMES H. MEREDITH, Adm.
Sept. Is, 1854. 2tS*
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NVONIAN'S RIGHTS.

1t undeniable fact that the rights Of Women by
existing Laws unprotected and abused 1t has o
Gently been discovered that Women have right protect
their Glossy RNGLETs, this can be dore, by using Elmer
sons american HAIR ReStOTutIUe. for BALD
NESS and to prevent the Hair from Falling. See Circu
lars to be had of the Agents Price 81 90 in large Bottles
Sold by WIN: H. LlPPlTT. Druggist, Wilmington, N. G.
Aucnst 18th. 1854
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MARRIED.,

On Reys Creek New Hanover county on the 10th inst,
by the Rev. Michael Robbins, MIR. JONATHAN CHES-
NUT, of Duplin. to Miss MARY E. MCINTYRE, daugh-
ter of James McIntire, Esq.
6 Spirit of the Age" please copy.
In this town. on Wednesday evening 18th inst by Rev,
A. P Repiton, Mr. THOS. H. JOHNSON, to Miss JULIA
F. danohter of Mr.. John E Rshon.
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Cerro Gordo, Sept, 10Th, 1854
NOTICE.

THERE will be a MEETING held at the Store of O. NJ
Lewis, (formery Harrels Store New Hanover county
Friday the 18th Of October next to take into consde
ration the property of making application to the Leg
ature of North Carolina for to establish county
out of parts of New Hanover, Sampson, and Dupln
ties. All persons who feel interest in the matter
icited to attend MANY CITIZENS.
Sent 2--3t
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ny THE CHEST nn

SIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, M. D.
THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, LEFT A VAL
LIABLE LEGACY To
Great Preventative of Consumption.
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Sept 18th, 1854
NOTICE,

September Term of New Hanover County~Cou the
n Subscriber having obtained letters of administration
on the estate of NJ Finn, deceased requests all per-
sons indebted said estate to make immediate payment
all persons having claims against said estate are notified
to present them within the time limited by law the atute
will be nlead in bar of tn recovery
JAMES II. MEREDITH, Administrators
Cont 18th 1854 2-6t*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MR.. J. II. WHTTEHURST, Che we'll known Artst0
would respectfully inform the inhabitants Wilmington and
vicinity that he has had his thoroughly overhaued
and furnished in the best style, with all the latest
provemens in the By his arrangement of light the
eye is made to look fcike, however light may be the
features dress clear and distncthus pro-
usually taken by itnerant operators with an ordinary
light He has also succeeded in curing the valuable
vices OF the celebrated Artist Mr.. M. M. Malon who will
be happy to wait all who may favor him with cali
Rooms open from A. NJ to Z. NJ at Mozart Hall over
Polly & Harris store, Front street.
July y 272-tf
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NOTICE.

PPLICATION will be made to the next Legislature of
n North Carolina for to incorporate Union Acade-
my in New Hanover County.
Sent 2-5
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,

a 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS hgn
err rates have to be paid.
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NORTH CAROLINA LARD.--3,OO0 TBS. prime n. c.
~ Lard in bbl and kegs just received and for by
Sept Ii. J. HATHAWAY son. :
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NorE-River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
subject the expense of landing inspection, coop
erage &c-say on Lumber 80 cents to 81 . M; Tar and
when brought per railroad, about the expenses in
Cured -*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made, according to quality.
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CALL SOON.
Fresh per Sehr l.. p. Smith, of NeU York.
~ BBLS. r. l.. & A. Stuart's A Coffee Sugars
~ 20 boxes VIM. Colgate's Pale Soap
20 half boxes do do do. warranted weight;
q boxes Stewart Bussing Co.'S hard assorted Candles
nest of half Bushels;
dozen Iron bound bushel bars
nest of painted Tubs;
20 dozen painted Buckets
10 do. best Corn Brooms
III nest Flour Pals
dozen Well Buckets;
10 do. Plough Lines;
do. Bed Cords;
do. Scrub Brushes
cases round box Matches;
l do. Carks do. do;
Low for cash at GEO. H. KELLEY'S
STEAMER SPRAY FOR SNgITHVILLE s. ORION
Change of Schedule, Commencing Monday, 4th
September.
. rN~@A STEAMER SPRAY, Capt ToHN B. PRICE,
s&zzzzq will ply between Wilmington and Smithville,
landing at Orion, as follows
Leave Wilmington, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday af
Leave Smithvile, Monday Wednesday and Friday
nings, at 81 O'Clock.
esPassage One Dollar Children and Servants half price
FRklGHI at customary rates Light Freight only ia
ken on Saturdays.
Apply to Captain on board, or to
A. H. VANBOKKELEN,
Sep z, lS54-3OS-tf-l-tf No. South Wharve8
Commercial copy.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER ID 1854

TURPENrINETh article ruled steady quotations of
last week up Monday when it advanced 10 both
qualities and Tuesday again up rs cents yellow
dip The receipts for the week have been lighter than for
time past, and not sufficient for the demand The
sales foot up only l ,227 bbs viz
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FREIGHTS:
TO NEW YORK
Turpentine, per barrel ,...-......$ 90 80
Spirits Turpentine, do. 90 80
Flour, .......... do .......-.....OO 40
Rice, per 800 pounds, gross 10 a 20
Cotton bale, Il 70 Il L 0U
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, 8
tlaXSeCd, per caSk, .UU ~
Ground Peas, per bushel, IS
Lumber, per M L 90 IL 0O
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine Rosin and Tar, per barrel, so so
Spirits Turpentine, :..... do....,.....OO 80
Ground Peas, per bushe, s
Lumber, per NJ, to size. 6 90 IL 90
Cotton goods an yarns, per cubic foot,.......S 0
E!ee per lOO lbs..... .......-........... 70
TO BOSTON.
Turpentine Rosin and Tar, per barrel, 10 IS
Spirits Turpentine, do o 90 10
Lumber, perM..... Is 90 u ii 90
Peanuts, % bushel, 10
Rough Rice u bushel,.... ...............00 13
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-15

EDITORIAL AsPIRANTs FOR OFFICE.-The New
York Mirror says
Greeley wants to be governor Raymond wants to
be Lieut.. Governor; and Erasus Brooks wants to go
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Little LIlyben.

prove attractive with the majority of readers. Ii
hch we here copy will give favorable impression
teal capability.-N. Y. Post.
Little LIIyben.
When unseen fingers part the leaves
And show us Beauty's face,
And Earth her breast of glory heayes
And glows from Springs embrace
When flowers on green and golden wings,
Float up--Life's sea doth swell
And flush world of vernal things
Come, little LiIybell.
And like blessed bird of calm,
Our Loves sweet wants she stilled,
Made Passion S fiery wine run balm
Life's glory half fulfilled.
FROM dapple dawn to twinkling dark
This witching Ariel
Fills all our heaven or like n lark
Sings little Lilybell
And she is fair, o very fair,
Has eyes so like the dove!
And lightly leans her world Of care
Upon our arms of Love.
1t cannot be that ye will break
The promise tale ye tell,
Te will not make such fond hearts ache.
little Lilybell!
As on Lies stream her leaflets spread
And tremble in its flow
We shudder, lest the awful Dead
Pluck at her from below
Breathe softly low, we winds that start
0, stream, but family swell:
our every motion Smites the heart
For little Lllybell.
We trembe: lest the angel DEATH
Who comes to gather flowers
For Paradise-at her sweet breath
Should fall in love with ours
o. many year may come and 60
Ere from Life's mystic well
Such stream shall flow, such flower shall blow,
As our sweet Lilybell.
Q, when thy dear heart fills with fears,
And aches with Loves sweet pain,
And pale cheeks burn through happy tears.
Like red rose in the rain
| marvel, sweet, if we shall see
The light, and say, tits well,
When the Beloved calls for thee,
Our dainty Lilybell ?
How rich Love made the lowly sod
Where such flower hath blown
0. Love, we look, and think that God
Is such a love full grown.
Dear God, that gave the blessed trust.
Be near that all be wen
And morn and eve bedew dust
For love of Lilybell.
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AN ANSWER REQUESTED question has been
asked why it is considered mpoite for gentlemen to
go into the presence Of ladies in their tsleeves,
whilst it is considered in every way correct for the
ladies themselves TO appear before gentlemen with
out any sleeves al all
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Bladen CO., n. g., Sept. 18th, 1856
NOTICE

THERE will be a Convention of the School Teachers OF
L New Hanover County, held in the Masonic Academy,
at Long Creek Saturday. the 18th October next at II
Clock NJ All Teachers and others interested earnest
Sent 18th 1854 2lt*
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TEACHER WANTED.

A TEACHER IS WANTED to take charge of Schoo
in the lIth School district in Holly Shelter Precinct
New Hanover County. Apply to the Committee
JOHN SHEPARD
DAVID WILLIAMS.
CHRISTOPHOR ROWE.
SAINT 18th 1854 2-2t
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TEACHER WANTED.

VXTANTED-A Teacher competent to give instruction in
w the usual branches of English Education Apply
to JAMES c. POWELL, or
RICHARD WOOTEN.
Whitevlle, N. c., Sept. 18TH, 1854 PCT
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w. s. NJ. RAIL ROAD.

". & N. RAIL ROAD.
TzEA1P & BONHAM, Merchants and Disters, at jones
n boro n c. are prepared for the purchasing of lur-
pentine at highest market price, either for Cash
Sept 7th, 1854 23t-l-om
VVvANTED INIMEDI ATELY-A few hands make
w fine Vests call at SCOTT Il BALDW IN'S,
! Sept 18th, 1854 Market street
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IN ms poems on other topics, especially such relate
MS own domestic experience and his affections Massey of
ten very successful His style, like Alexander Smiths
trays too exclusive intimacy with the Tennyson and Brown
ing schools OF poetry yet he writes from evidently sin
sure to prove attractive with the majority of readers The
poem which we here copy will give favorable impression of
his pOetcal capabilitY.-N Y Post
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THE SUBSCRIBERS FOREWARN all persons from
hunting with Gun Dog, feeding pennng stock,
trepassng in any way upon any of Lands situated in
Baden County The law will be rgldy enforced against all
offenders. w. II. BEATTY,
d. p. BEATTY,
CALVIN J. DICKSON.
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Official Publication.

At special meeting of the Board of Commissioners Of tt
town of Wilmington, at Office, Sept. 9th, 1854
Present: O. G. PARSLEY, NJ. P,
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4 CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
WILL send any address, receipt of 25 cents post
paid plain instructions by which have known persons
make from IS to So per week, the smallest amount
capital without travelling interfering with their other bus
Sent 18th 1854 2-3t*
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OUR BOOK BINDERY.

June Goth, 1854
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Mopdau kn-,En- Me- &C

NHoeA't N.FiSk, I
Monday Morning, May /, 1854 J
CoTT6N-only 1000 bales changed hands Oh Saturday
and decline Of ~ tool place in the grades below Mid.
To, NEW os sss{ o N,s,,g ITO o.
Midilins $685. Good Far. nc nominal
Good Middng. =. 81 as94 Good and Fine... %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand sept /, 1853 ~. 1861 1886
Received since. l,245,299 2l,sB2
yesterday. 6987-1, 252266 148-22Olo
Exported TO date. a35,9s1 1926
= Saturday ...... COO 935 9S1 oo0-198 76
Stock on hand not cleared. 500. s2685f a14oe
ToBAGoo-There good demand, and the sales
embraced $50 hhds follows 101 A. and r "a round
io at 3l6, So Mason County at n and 1870 Admitted
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The sales Of Sugar were
confined to 500 hhds at unchanged rates Moasses dull
saes OF ouo Dds on the LeVee at l9I5 LOT ordinary
TO Choice Reboied Two crops Plantation, IS 600
ga lions were taken at Ct in the cstern.
FloUR-sales 200 bbls Ohio ut So 621S, and 900 St.
GRALN-4500 sacks Corn changed hands, of which 500
Inferior 52s 1900 in several lots at &C., and 800 choice
White fancy lot, at CSC. $50 sacks prime st. Louis
PROVISIONS Pork is retailing at s13 SO % Dbl
good demand 275 casks were sold of which
az Ribbed sides Ok IS at lI6 80 at Ga 20 Clear
~. Inferior and in bad order at Ga, % casks prime
shoulders and 20 tierces extra Hams (Martns) at
CoFFEE-There is better demand Sales $500 bags,
of which e7O were taken at eO3 at 9z 1908 at ga
$40 TO- LOG 1O and AIT 1014 1t is said that
$4,000 bags have been taken for actual consumption
during the month OF April.
CANDLES-io0 boxes Star Candles at 20 ac.g
= GUNNY BAGS-120 bales were taken at 12Ac, time
and interest.
PIG IROH-6o tons sold at SAL p ton.
SALTA cargo of Liverpool Coarse $500 sacks sold
at 94c and of 1000 sacks nearly third fine to arrive
at 81
WHISKY-Raw ia held at 22o.
FREIGHTS-Shipmasers refuse 13-16d for Cotton to
Liverpool and demand ia.
ExOHANGEs-No change of consequence.
Sterling q ct. prem
EEHncs.... uOA6DDtlu u uOlar
New York sxty-day Bills. % ct. disc
Sight Checks New York. .....,.IGDl "a ct. prem
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EDUCATION.
E7RENoH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY

FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
III AionAleur ALEX. NELSON, No. 81 Charlie, streef
Ties TIMONIALB;
Prof Nelson, peasS US know
Of Languages in the Kentucky Military Institute. ' ~
So. wa, ~: MORGAN, Observation-Disclosures
Monsieur Nelson decidedly teacher n Fnr s
with, and gentleman Ia all his conduct. " ~ ''' "st
,,.,.u. w.t.. Fr.f NOBLE BUTLER, LouisyIlle.
rty.n ILouisvlle Journal. " " 'es""Ss @ha Pn-
His ystem vel adapted for learners into thu
ne French sanh and Engh Languages vary ahort Of
we have had personal opportunities Judging Of Prof NJ and
recommend him esnb and of M ss
True Delta. -" Pe' "'o P'hesee. ". "
"A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD Old PRINCE
IT, mr., VIII end careful ars informed
frahcaise Rampant street east Of
whose me haa been devoted
snu Gay tehaoi LIMITED pupIs Fxtrodinarp
---A- -1Il. noolC snd DRAWING, jana 1y
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - As
msses ALLIsDN. '' -t''''s'-DiscSeaDy ms
directors by best Masters in all the
reiuinlte finished contino
10 their charge f' '' 'ne P"Piiso"hhuee
parents referred the
ep uhp Us ns' " lne inAt'tnte sal I'm
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OUACHIT.a RIVER. n

viii iesve TUEsDAY Y, Hay O. a. s o,aloek PM
ES0R CAMDEN, FRENCH,PROP., sg
Ill BEACH HILL, LITTLE BAY, MILLER,s LskfT4&
BLUFF, Ell DOR sD0L&sDINs Cha 5IPAGNOLTE x&4&$&6#R
WILMINGTON, MORO LsNDfvG, PIGEON HILT,CAEYVfLLE
SALINE ALABAMA LANDING, oUACHTTAt LOCffIOAosp
PORT uSIos, LsESros, MONROE, COLUMBIA. HARRISON.
BUR TRINITY all tandinsz-eguIar Ouahitz
Packet Steamer LOUIsAThe light drsngnt
stsamsr LOUISA, Cpan Keeling, viii For rssht
apply board
spa9 SMITH FIMLsTER is Canal ssast
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Yaz0O RIVER.
ARKANSAS RIVER.

= VIII leave TUESDAY, May .. .. 5 o'clock PM
HSOR LITTLE ROCK, VAN buren,, 1- =
u FORT SMITH, FORT GIBSON and all n.sr- LsA&ksN
mediate lsndngs.The splendid light
RAINING TUBA captaio Ptesrd viii
leave above For freight
apply On board, or LEWIS SNAPP, lew Lsyse st.,
5apI 70 VI. GREEN GOD L CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-01
LIsT ID YEssELs IN PoRT NOR GLEAREn

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Per ship Henry Pratt-s5S 10 the steersKe
Per ship Manehe ser-33s in the ste.fage.
eIfhP Humphrey Pnrngtou-355 in the ueeraze.