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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
re THE NEW ORLEANS Daily CRESCENT.
lsu thu Southern ztnf.

MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb, 13.-The Legisla-
ture of this State to-day passed the bill loaning
$40O 900 to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. The
bill now requires only the signature of the
Governor to become o law
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

A ball was given at the Harvey House, Baton
Rouge, on Friday evening last, which is spo-
ken of BY the Baton Rouge papers as having
been q brilliant affair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

ycroR GERBER We anders tand that she occasion Of
his concert NJ Gerber will be assisted by mee Bertout
Mmele Provost and pausacke and the entire orchestra
of tho Orleans theatre We before remarked that d.
Gerber native of this city and may add that he
pupil of the great David Of Lepsic and considered
by many who have heard him fully equalto Ole Bull Our
citizens can have opportunity of judging for them
selves by attending the concert at the Mechanics Ins
tnte HILL on friday nYaninr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

SrRlSa Day GooDs.--Gque and Jamison No. IS Char
tres street. first in the field with fine Spring goods
will be by reference their advertisement that
they have opened large and varied stock and the repu
taton ofthe firm nsures all articles ssl by them being
equal to warranty and eaualto any thing of the kind
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

It costs half a million Of dollars year to
keep St. Peters Church, at Rome, in repair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

The Niagara river is frozen at Tonawanda to
Grand island shore; circumstance which has
not occurred in thirty years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

OLE BUNS CoNcrKr.--oe Bulls first concert in this
city will ba given this evening at the Hall of the Me-
ehancs' Institute He will be assisted by Maurice stra-
koseh and Adalina Patti
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TO Ire Ladies',


IT II D n N 4 a 7 e Il
80 Respectfully offers hsr Ladder Of M r
The treatment Of th following dseas8s PRoIAPsps TERE
WHITES PR0FusE AND PAINFUL MENsrRuATfUS, EN-.
GoRdEAiENT AND ULcERATtoN OF THE EOSiB.
Entertainment adapted By has n rovaio
tbs noRtdis.nsuaed Surgeons PAr p zua Ne nh anil
tia which ample ts.lnosy and the many
resPsftabls ladies shs oass
sftae Uterus, a0s OF cauneroaa nature,
Madam exclusively the aaaaa ases and
caa be consulted DAILY, at herresidsnes,
nsl8 eptf 19e al rna.sfb atres+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

Hon. + 2. Stanton of Tennessee, addressed
the Young MEMS Democratic Association Of New
York on the ID inst, on which occasion resolu.
Senator Douglass Nebraska bill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

nj. Bedinis whose sailing from New York for
Europe has been announced by telegraph, was
compelled to make a secret departure to avoid
the mob. He was put on board the steamer
Active at Staten Island, and boarded the steam.
ship Atlantic at the Narrows.
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Sra.slka1nrikFa.
Drugs, .ygediciss Is ana Chemicals.

DR.. E. J. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street
EE DR.. E. j. eoxEs PREPARATIONS ia sxts.i,s sae for
neaslg fftesn acquired
unsurpassed s4naed by similar
SOUTHERN COUGH s1RpP.
EXTRACT OF c0PAlFA, sARsAPhRTLLA AND CUREBs.
AMERICAN COUGH L0zENGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND Prs
MhNEaT CURE OF THE PILES
kR- Fol sale by DrpggiBta generally. iv4 7ptf
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ARMoRr HAlL,-Do not fail to go to Prof Speneer's
lecture tonight 1t Is of the most uu-msyng sights
ever witnessed. His audience last evening
vused with laughter and testified sheir applause in every
imaginable manner. Tonight is his last. He among
other facts compelled gentleman to sing song he did
neteyen know and which he had bet hat with friend
he could not he made tnssinp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

] CLANCY Jones, democrat, has been elected
to Congress from the eighth district of Pennsyl.
wanna gBerks county, in place of IT, A. Mullen.
burg, democrat, deceased.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

In the Senate, on the 10th inst, the nominal
tien of Mr., Yroom, as Minister to Prussia, was
cnnfirfnnl
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Dieas

On MONDAY night February O'Clock
GRAHAM aged So native Of Glasgow sesan years
areatieut Of This city.
B His friends aud acquaintance respectfully invited
his funeral HIS AFTERNOON at O'clock residence
Trsme street, between Canal jackson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

DAGuERREoTyrEs.some Of the best daguerreetypes OBJ
aiuable in this city be found at the saloon of o.
Harroun Co No 26 Camp street The likenesses taken
by them very accurate and do not fade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

no The fine steamer Gem, Captain j. G. sinnot, will
leave for st Louis this evening at O'Clock, Passen
gers for st Louis will find the Gem commodious and
comfortable boat and the passage will h rendered short
aud pleasant by the kind attentions which they will
fail to receive from the gentlemany clerk, Mr.. Hsny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

The splendid clipper ship John Stuart, of New
York, was sold on the 3D. for sos 900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

The Legislature of Maine, on the 4th inst, re-
elected Mr.. Crosby (Whig1 Governor of that
State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

Mn. souLE. There is much dissatisfaction
expressed at high quarters at Washington, it is
said. because Mr. soule. the Minister TO Spain
failed to correspond with the State Department
L IS reported that not a line has been received
from Madrid. baltimore Sun.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

The steamship George Law arrived at New
York from Aspinwall on the 10th inst
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TuE INFLUENCE OF rHE ERIE RIors iron Pun.
ApELPHa The Indiana Sentinel says that at
least $f2,0Qo,0o0 of the capital of Indiana mer-
chants, which would otherwise have gone 20
Philadelphia, will be diverted TO New York or
Boston, in consequence of the Erie riots and the
countenance they have received from the city
of Brotherly Love
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Shelby Coltege, shetbyvisse, Ky.

SNCtDY SDs6e4es SSsGfDNGfSGes III H.
~ Entirely sups Of Dr. A. euENTZ
amost sxpeEisnasd Educator csopst MORGAN Dlsn
gashed Graduate Of West Psn ny complete
monty efficient Faculty.
80 Iaenamber If Students strictly limited, -aea
This Institution Degrees
THE LOCATION is most salubrieua islghtful. H.. ~
ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT WATER from Springs o
we'll aa Colossal cissms.
BUILDINGS Spacious Conmodiou Dampness,
APPARATUS Complete and Superior In at Departments.
THE LIBRARIES nsmbo spwArds vslunles
TIE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION truly thorough aud adapted 10
ALLPuRPoSES PRACTICAL LIE embracing called
Engsk and Commercial Branches together Classics
Mathematics, Modern Languages Philosophy Engineering, Cool
ogy, Chemistry % etc. fer asueeess pursuit Of all which
studies extraordinary opportunities are offered.
DISCIPLINE Parental
in accordance with the MILITARY ORGANIZATION Of This
Institution
GYMNASTICS and MODERATE MILITARY DRILL contribut
greatly to the promotion Health npart genstanly gaf
etc. eto, on the other had, shs MILITARY DISCIPLINE
epgendsr' habits OF Pupctunty, Regularity Order,
Person. ETC., etc.
Es' United with this Gollegeisa
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ANDA
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
both Of which particular Preparatory School
Boys FROM twelve years upwards admitted.
B The ensuing Term lat Of February
DR.. A. GuENTH, President.
COL. E. W. MORGAN, Y. p. ofshslby College
y The President Of this College will the ST. CHARLES
HOTEL towards the sass of she month prepared
eInrge ofstudens from this City.
EH CATALOGUES, exhibiting may be- obtained at ts
Office Of this paper.
TT APPLICATIONS DIRECTIONS Of parents who ass.
apersona interview may be left the ST. Charles Hotel
The public the following gentlemen Of New Orleans
and vicinity;
L. D. ADDISON, Sen, Esq, JAMES HOPKINS Eso,
L. D. ADDISON Jun, Esq, led WILL. JOHNSTON FEo
TElOS, AhSLy, Ese, IT,. Editor Of he Crsscent1
DR., BnDES HAMER, REV DIR LEtE0t,E
GLENDY BURKE, Esq.,, tALPHDNSE bilLTKNBERgFR
A. 7. BURNLEY, E.q., Es1 -
COL &, j. DOBYNS, NJ o. Ii. NORTON EAa
HON GARNETT DUNCAN, fErritt Martin Seoi
CORNELIUS FELLuWES, EsG, HON. JEDfE L r. SJPTISG
WILLIAM FELL0WES, ESQ, Of st FraneisyiiI4 Ia
JILS9N HARRISON Esa., iREV. JOSEPH b. WAIKFR 80
-. - lPayne q Harraon,l WA. WHITE HEAD, EEq., -
WILLIAM G. HEWEs, ESD, tWhitehead d channbersD
ianl1 2w4dp&gw3dp 1
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER Commander
james B. Cooper, Of the United States Navy,
died Ut his residence in Jersey City on the It'll,
aged 30 years
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Tha Turf.

A new "spiritual" publication to be issued
monthly edited By Judge Edmead5 is about be
in New York.
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zEessf a. Bosese Eecette,.t SHIRTS f,o,.
Consumption. CurGbte.

BEACH, BREAST LINIMENT
" Not only ali paas tile breast sides rd
back subuiag the fnamaaon
winch conupre sbs entirely the fr
her formation Of ubece The thu lamant
sn aud regimen given hs deetsa, either per-
sens already afflicted with Ina disease, rrspoaed
The principle Of this treatment upon
scientific opinions Of all the eminent medical iay,
moi but DO approved Of.
For sae by f. d. BEACH M D. Chemist and Apsthacary corner
Of Charter and Custom House Streets THOMAS RANKIN
Poytas and Camp and sYNE,
taiet aresis ehl3 6t2p<R
GKY-LIGHT DAGUERREAN SALOON, No.
2S GA5P STREET New orleansThe undersigned having
opened their sa6en Camp sreat prepared
ss IN svsy yatlety and style 10 sn their patrons,
s The Ladies' and Gentlemen Of
nag the city, call
pf9earins ken6sses ewhera all
]
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We learn from the Thihoaeaux Minerva that
little son OF Mr.. Ceiestine Rose was killed in
that village on the It'll, by hogshead of sugar
rolling. over him, crushing his body in d dread
full manner, and causing almost immediate
death
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

Ia the Massachusetts Legislature bill has
been presented substituting the plurality for the
majority system nj elections, It must, however,
pass the next Legislature aud be ratified BY the
people before it can become a law
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

FIRE AND Loss or EIFH---A boarding house
at Toledo, Ohio, was destroyed by fire on The
It'll Four persons were burned TO death, and
others badly injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

On the 18th inst, Henry I. Cooley, charged
with selling lottery policies. was arrested, and
$4,000 lottery tickets, found in his office, We're
seized by the police.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

We have received from the publishers, through
J. @. Morgan, Exchange Place, near the Post
office, the following new publications
poEMs-Deseriptive Dranatia Legendary and Gontem-
platige By William Gilmore simma, Esq. In two VOL
emes New York: Redheld.
These volumes contain nearly all of the po-
etical compositions Of Mr. simms, some of them
being now printed for the first time, and others
reprinted from Magazines in which they have
previously appeared. The volumes are hand
somely printed and bound.
The PflLo4orHY OF pnYsrcs. By Andrew Brown. New
York Redtieid.
This is an oetayo volume of five hundred pa
ges, neatly printed, and treating of the process
of creative development. The author is a mem
Der Of the American Association for the Advance
mentof Science.
Auron,oanApiay OF AN AcTREas-Mrs Mowatt, Boston
Tiekner Resd Fields.
We have already quoted largely from the pa-
ges Of this work, which we are happy to learn
is having o wide circulation
HAIRS MisaaPs TouR IN EUROPE. BY Grace Green
wood. Boston Ticknor, Reed Field.
Like all other travellers in strange lands,
Grace Greenwood has written of what she saw
in her tour through Europe. Many old objects
are re-described, and many illustrious and no
table individuals sketohed. Grace has a fluent
pen, and has made quite readable book.
DAsHEs OF AMERICAN HuMeR. By Howard Paul. Illus
trated New York Garrett s. Go.
Quite number of sketches and stories are
collected in these ssDashes, some Of which are
well written and pleasing.
TIE PSaT,sAa. BY ". Gilmore simms Now York .
The present edition Of this popular novel is
exceedingly good. The story itself is well told
sKEreHEs THE IRsa BAR, By Richard L. shiel NJ p
Edited by I : Mackenzie. In two Volumes New
York: RedReid
From q very hasty glance through these vol
umes, we should consider them exceedingly meri-
torious, readable and instructive They have
numerous sketches of prominent individuals
which cannot but interest
HEan1.rrA TsMrls. By b. p.Israei III p Philadelphia
T. b Peterson.
ANNE gtseEsr, New York: nunce and Brothers.
The sournrKs EoLsere. February, 1864 Published at
Augusta, Ga
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

The Peruvian government has issued orders
to its agents in Eew Orleans to raise the price
Of gaano.
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This is an octayo volume of five hundred pa
ges, neatly printed. and treating of the process
of creative development. The author is a mem
Der of the American Association for the Advance
Ynant If snianca
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1t is believed that the nomination of Mr.
aeorge Sanders, as Consul General in London,
which has been sent to the Senate, will, in all
probability, be rejected,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-14

One of the produce dealers of Cleveland, ac-
eeraing to the Herald of TINT city, has realized
a profit of 100000 upon his purchase of flour
during the past year.
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| THE CARNIVAL AT Rio JANETRo.-- Here, in the
capital of Brazil, the carnival is compressed into
three days; and the amusements consist in
throwing wax balls filled with water upon every
one you can. To vary this lighter fun, buckets
or tubs full of water are also used, and many
persons go about with large syringes holding
half gallon The fun consists in soaking
thoroughly every one you can; and, this being
eminently a. city of magnificent distances
person may be soaked with water mile or
two from his residence. 1t can scarcely be
called q safe amusement in a city where the
yellow fever is prevailing and where any such
exposure is attended with serious danger The
better class content themselvs with wax balls,
and gentlemen from the streets and ladies from
their windows keep up sharp contest until
the ammunition on either side is exhausted
The city is, however. given up to the rule Of the
bEekguards for three days, and respectable
person finds himself, while on his way to bust
ness, or while paying visit, surrounded by
half q dozen seoundrels, who will very thor
oughly soak him before they have done with
him. 1t is worse than useless to offer resistance
or to show fight, for custom has allowed the
gang in such cases to set to work upon their
victim with fist, feet, or whatever is handiest,
and he is happy if he escape serious injury
This has happened more than once in the case
of respectable foreigners, who ignorant Of the
savage custom Of the country, have naturally
| considered the assault upon them as one to be
repealed, and have knocked down one Of their
assailants, all of whom have then, with courage
peculiar to the Brazilians, boldly attacked the
unarmed stranger, No age, no sex, no office is
sacred and the writer of this has even known
the wax balls to be thrown at persons in car
riages accompanying a funeral. as
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More .ViesE, Books.
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A NEW AND COMPLETE GAZETTEER OF THE UNITED
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THE COMPLETE PoEEICAL WORKS OF THOMAS CAMPBELL
Nav Edition..
VALENTINES HISTORY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
PuTNAM's MAGAZINE, Volume Second, Bound
ART OF WAR-By Baron de Jomat; fPutuan3
LITTLE MARY, OR TALKS AND TALEs-By H. Trussa.
EsTELL's STORIES ABOUT DOGS. *..r
WORKS OF j. c. CALHOUN, Volume L.
APPbET0N's NEW EDITION OF THE POETS now Published
Milton, Thompson, Young md Herbott
ADTER'S HAND BOOK OF GERMAN LITERATURE
DE YERE's NEW SPANISH GRAMMAR
TELEMAQUE
MECHANICAL THEORY OF sToRMS-ByT Baasenett
HALLAcKs OUTLINES OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY Tor
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AN ATTIC PHILOSOPHER IN PARIS Peep tho World from
Garrett
JOHN oia Cousin tho Hand worth ths Bu.hA Novel
by Emile Caten,
IdSY LoCHwQoDA Novel, BY AIRS Crow Author at Han
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HER SUPPLIES.
CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ENGLISH LITERATURE
cooPER7s NAVAL HISTORY.
FERN LEAVES
LITTLE FIRMS FOR FANNY FERNS LITTLE FRIENDS.
DICTIONARY OF POLITICAL QUOTATIONS.
AGNET's BOOK OF CHESS.
THE CoSCHoL0GISTas TEXT BOOK.
THE PRACTICE OF isoMETRIGAL PERspEcTIvE-Bv J.
Iopings Architect
TAIIDERAiiS1ts MANUAL.
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Tells 2dptt u. G. MORGAN
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ladies auction,

FoE CITY SuRFEY0R.
~" LOUIS I'll. PILE, the present incumbent,
candidate fer Re Election Eeeon March 1854 febl I'd
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Drasas, .nEedscisaes, f.e,.fsssnea.ss. etc.

f Ths subscriber would respectfully call the seatenof
Planters fhFslcianR and Families we'll
eomprlsng every article in his Line Of ggsb4as q
SODA WATER AN MEAD Of the worry quality
Will be found 81 this with ali he popular Wae
ch CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, supplied on
reaaohahs with PURE HONEY RSSENEE FEPFEfIET
GUuIEY BtTTER&, THOMAS RANKIN
epl d.Wlyia Drnggat and Apotheea
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BALL Room BELLEs.-It seems to be the high
est ambition of the most beautiful women to be
known as g the belle of the ball" To achieve
this vain distinction she addresses and dresses
with the sole aim of showing off her finest points,
without regard to comfort, not to say modesty.
Charms which nature intended as domestic Sc
crets, 'sswcet and precious arepublicly exhib-
tied in all their naked loveiness; and profane
eyes and tongues are permitted to reyel in I'M
mnslined mysteries, sacred to poetic reveries
and lovers dreams
The extreme decotlete fashion of dress-this
barring Of the bosom to the breeze of public
breath, is a Dissertation Of the highest form of
beauty that the Divinity has yet revealed to
man 1t robs woman Of her most ETHEREAL
charms, by cheating the Imagination of its diyin-
est allusion. The enehantment yanishes as the
reality becomes transparent, and the goddess
No longer floats in roseate robes of clouded
splendor, but sinks from {. high Olympus to the
plains, mere flesh and blood shepherdess of
common life and common clay. IN. Y. Mirror
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The steamship Texas Capt Place, will sail this morning
for Vera Cruz
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Conversational.

sS@..--. H.
WasAsngtoa, Feb, 4, 1S54.-SENATE.--
Fish presented the proceedings and resolutions
Of meeting of the citizens of New York, held
in the Broadway Tabernacle, against the adop-
ton of any measure to repeal the Missouri Com
promise.
Mr.. Sumner presented the remonstrance of
800 tax payers Of Claremont, N. H., against the
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise.
Mr.. Brodheaa presented five remonstrances
from different parts OF Pennsylvania, against
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise; all OF
which were laid on the table
The Nebraska bill was then taken up, and
Mr.. Dixon spoke at length thereon When he
had concluded Mr.. Wade moved that the fur
Their consideration Of the bill be postponed until
Monday next, which was carried---yeas %,
nays II.
Washington, Feb. 8, 1854.-SENATE --Mr
Shields from the select committee on the sub
ject of the wreck of the San Francisco, reported
rewards II Hose enssaped in tbe rascna
The bill to incorporate the Georgetown Gas
Light Company was taken up and passed
The Nebraska bill was then considered
W. Waae addressed the senate IN opposition
70 the Dill ana WI. Jones, OF tennessee, re-
ptiea'
MT. ohases amendment i, 10 strike out the
WORDS declaring that the missouri our Compromise
WIS superseoea of d n Aets o. lo9o' was REJECT
ea--yets e, nays o.
Altei some iufeilef olsoassloh' inc senate sta-
Journed,
HousE,--Mr Stephens, OF Ca, offered resor
luton, which was adopted, calling upon the
PRESIDENT OF me United states, II ne shall not
deem Incompatible with the bubtIe interests, to
communicate to the House copies oil all Official
correspondence OF the Hon. Humphrey Mar
snail, late commissioner to emma, with the State
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gS"ifsfege Clothing.
SELLING OFF TO IQUIDATE.
SHERMAN h PERSONS, --'.
No. Magazine street, Corner of Canal, N. o.
~ Now is the time to get your stppy Of
WINTER CLOTHING, -..
oherisg stock of NEW GOODS at extremely
RE- CED PRICES
account Of Liquidation. Our complete everything
apperAniag u d Gentlemans Wardrobe.
Super BLACK CLOTH FROGk DRESS COATS; &.
New Style FANCY CLOTH WtSDREs;
PLAIN CASHMERE PALTOEs;
OPERA ELoAKs,
PLUSH VELVET VESTS:
Super FRENCH CASHMERE FANTsi
super BLACK D0ESKtS PANTS.
Atss..
kT- N elegant lot of
FANCY SILK cRAyATs as4 GENTS FURNISHING Goopsf
UNDERSTANDS;
DRAWERS
GLoYEsi
sUsPENpERsi
LINEN FANDKERcHIEFs, etc.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, from az to 2s6 per Dozen.
W Oar Good. will be chearlg shown closed out i'm
msdiatsly. Call and examine,
SHERMAN & PERSONS,
4p16taod 2tW ! srePtn Cam " n
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YsdaieasEkaaes.

AT j. c. MORO ANS,
..5'... Exchange Place adorng the Pos,-cifee.
E tbs substrber assortment VALENTINES 1854 consists
Of entirely NEW PATTERNS superior to apy
that he has before offered to public.
st7 7t9p j. C. MORGAN