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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13
In Ill NumOral Diseases.
DIR. oRDWAY's uUMoR sALVE,

Which contains largely It che California Heb,
and d. unloab,rdl, che bet external remedy 'r
llumHrs
The yiuuri of the herb were fret made Known
10 d.. kcllr, d, an INDIAN, while attending a
ratrJut siJk With that trul'c disease, che t1ll.
irmp EOsip,Js aui Liver Complaint. THE
EFFECT WAS MIRhCULuu curing th,
tr1n i1 lew jays.
The apii,ss when bitten D., rattle snake, or a
rnlIF animal. resort 90 thIs hsrh isrn core.
IIuulr,I. ace taking thi' medicine, after trying
ir vain other rrmodle., 1ni say tlr hallVa never
tulI them.
pts,uNIKN 90 rUT CAtVoUNtA llIuu.
NI,u, the ifst 81 Mach, in The ,car lsi9, 10.
krTIr, s,ilrl fun Boston iu the ship "Swclrn'
&C. California, auj arrived at san luacisou the
Iu', following llc srsui considerable time ,n
travelling ihs sHuair, 1ni mining, lut the greater
portion vas spent boz ihs practice ui his prui,ssiou.
Will. D., was pU1't,iug The vicinity II No.
Iarrl between ihe north aud south forks 81 the
Nmrttrsu tt.,,, o. fss ---,iy sa',--A ~ .'is~,s
gathering an hsrb, Which the, hsh in h,gh ,sti.
u,t,un tn CURING DISEASES. Rites OF
ENTTLESNNkES, RAnID ANIMALS, s..
While be- vas du,iorH, patient &c That truib.c
HlsftsH the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13
Alternative and purifier or the blood

The al1ys D.. n substance ihe dI.c1ycr, and me-
Jrrual prorsrtiss of this usslu herb a. related by
d. h,i'r,, on boz return.
Upa1 tr,al its virtue. have been found - az cN.
cred in AZ thc met valuable hsih yet discovered
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13
California En,ipcIn. \ Liver omplaInt

au Iuiiln (uh0sr DE be- had previously 'a,rl,
while iB f. Vuluyl with some mirrrsD came With
100 hffL Which Do called "NuIl W8rhrmr" which
means will cure. be- tnlt him '0 gt,c thr "unhfs'
f.luD n, elect De- found iH ls wonderful, cor.
rrg OBJ, MAN ore a. lew ll,s. IT, afterwards u.,d
fhs Heb in h.s rrrtiC o., anil .und q o. Tussess
r.v and remark allr properties iur all Kinds Il
H.a--s. Ilrsr C,-rlarsi'. Dyrpar, RioraifT,
N1rs,. Rg4u1- il.Ds, Mfuu1l bHsl'si, Nrk
H,1I1.hs, hriusv q. aD'IIyii. r1l great
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13
DR. J. u. hRCIIISI'S
CELEBRATED CATHOLICOE,

TOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF str.
TERING FEMALES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

Observation-Disclosures Fire Tctula, Holmes County
we learn from an extra from the office of the Lexington
Advertiser the particulars of the destructive fire which
occurred at Tchua in Holmes county the sd which
was announced by telegraph About four o'clock on the
afternoon Of the 23d fire broke out in cotton shed
which with another entirely destroyed. In both Of
the sheds about four thousand sig hundred bales of
cotton the value of which fall short of sa0ooe
The fire was caused by mischeyous boys having
tied pack of recrackers to dogs tail The frightened
animal ran into the shed tor protection and thus
municatsd the fire to the cotton.
The Holmes County Independent has changed is name
1t will hereafter rejoice under the cognomen of the Com
servative.m Mr.. William H. yasser has become co-pro
prietor of the establishment.
new paper, democratic in its politics. to be entitled
the Mississippi Patriot is shortly to be commenced at
Macon, NoAabee county, by j. w Youngblood ESQ
Noxubee of the richest counties East Missispp
and Mr. Youngblood know to be gentleman of much
energy and ability, hence judge that the paper will
not lack for patronage and that it will tend particularly
as well edited newspaper always does to develop the re-
sources Of the region in which it is published
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

IS. Lous-The Inteigeucer of the 10Th has the fol.
lowing relative to the sad state of affairs in that sity
owing to the suspension Of navigation:
Here We are then city of 100 600 inhabitantg-tba
Metropolis Of the Vest hemmed in literally choked Of
from all creation and the balance of the world Bound
aries as follows North by the turbulent ice-fed Mis-
souri, east by the frozen impossible Rubicon - west
by slick plank roads and slippery turnpkes south by
boundless expanse of snow and howug wilderness
Great magnificent st, Louisi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
DAILY CRESCENT
Washington Letter.
Correspondence nt tbs grss.nt.

Gorrfsponnsrts nt tbs Ersscsnt.
WAsHseros, Jan. o. 1854
The telegraph will have spprsed you before this letter
reaches its destination Of the deceaao of the Russian
Minister Mr. Bodisco This gentleman has been longer
connected with Government by embassy than any Of
his contemporaries, and also bound our country
BY the ties Of domestic relation his widow being native
and resident of Georgetown His oldest attached
70 the househod of the Emperor and must continue
be resident OF Russia in order to inherit his father
possessons-thus reversing the pelicy of the Common
Law, which makes the fortunes of the children follow
those Of the mother Mr. Bodiseo upwards Of eighty
years Of age and yet his appearance as remember him
last on the public avenue, did denote more than
sixty. He leaves the world at critical period in the
adairs of Russia. In the event of general European
war we may at this distance keep hands of but there s
little doubt that sympathies with the surband
Turk CaRasIerrR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

The cuMBERLAND-The Nashville Whig Of the Esd
says The Cumberland still rising on Saturday at
the rate of two inches hour. The weather was ex-
cessiyey cold freezing in the shade during the entire day
with strong and biting north wind The business at
the wharf was quite active there being several large
boats receiving Freight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

MRRiTED REwARps-The amount collected for the pre-
servers of the crew and passengers Of the San Francisco
has reached S1750 which it is determined to divide as
follows: To the Captains of the Three Bells Kilby and
Antarctic, 800 each gold medal and silver pitcher or
tea service to the first mates of each of the vessels
$3.50 each and gold medals to the second mates $500
each and gold medals to the petty officers 500 and
gold medals; to the $50 and silver medals To
the Captain of the Lucy Thompson, service of plate
valued at $1,000, and gold medal and various sums to
his officers and crew. To Lieut. Murray and Capt Wat
kins services of plate valued at $1,000 and gold medals
and various sums to the engineers and mates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

An ADRorr RoBBRRy.-Gen. G. j. Sanders was robbed
in the streets of Lexington, KY, on tho night of the
18th inst we learn by the Louisville Democrat by party
OF adroit thieves of the of SLIPS in the following
manner: Just as he approaching his residence a
stranger stepped up to him in apparent hurry and
said, Sir your office is fire. Sanders turned in
great haste to go to his office, when he suddenly
thrown to the ground by rope that had been stretched
across the pavement and while down. party of two or
three fellows suddenly fell upon him and cut his money
from his pockets, and fled in the darknes reward of
$1,000 is offered for their apprehension.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
The Felioiana Whig of the Dist inst savs tb,

The Feliciana Whig of the 2lst inst saws that
negro boy the property of J. B. Smith Of that
parish charged with the killing fellow slave was tried
on the 10Th inst before the proper tribunal found guilty
sentenced to be executed the 18th of February
next within the jail yard Of the parish.
The first division of thirty six miles of the
Paclho u Railroad finished from St Louis hss been
The receipts have been S3537o the expenses Sla3 7s5
balance against the company S964l5. Office rent salsr
les, &c. amount to nearly 10000
The Louisville Journal says that the work of
excavation and Improvement upon the Gait House in
city IS being prosecuted with vgor and that when thu
intended are completed il will vie with the
richest and most comfortable OF any Of the Eastern
Hotels.
A mechanic, commonly industrious, in Louis
vile few days since fell prey to gang of netarous
seamrs in one of the gambling deus that city and vas
swndled cut of eight hundred do1rs the total sum of las
hard labor for years.
Samuel 2. Everett, of Cleveland, Ohio, ac-
cldenty shot himself while out hunting that place
recently lie lived but few minutes he found
The ball having taken effect in the region of the heart
There are published in the State of Michigan,
80 newspapers and periodicals OF which number, are
daies triweeklies 65 weekes month
lies and quarterly.
A new Railroad Company has recently been
organized at Cincinnati to make road from that city to
the Straits of Macknaw, which connect lakes Huron
and Michigan.
The heirs of Charles Eggerlin, who was shot in
the Bedin riots Cincinnati have inherited fortune
of $4,000 by the death Of relative in Germany
Hon. George Bliss, of Springfield, Mass has
been appointed President of the Chicago and Mississippi
railroad
Curtis Bates has been nominated by the Demo.
Gratis for Governor Of Iowa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1, 1854
MISCELLANEOUS


4 HeARGAlNS BARGAINS it-DRY Goons
~ ~ jIQUEL Il JAMISON, Is lasrtrs. .tr.et ~
Gshing to Close their WINTER DRY f,oore
elT from and alter MONDAY, Of rs per III
lowing articles, viz: - PSF eeA'r 'he lei
RICH EMBROIDERED COLLARS LacRs u. srs
4 ~ RICH PRINTED DE LAME DRESSES "'
PRtNTED DE LANES, small pattcrna;
-, . -, - FIGURED AND PLAID WORsTED for ChiIdren.
BLACK AND COLOR Ed CASsINFRFs.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MRRISflEs. all colon.
BLACK AND C0LoRkD CLOTfis:
PLAID CAsHNEREs AND VALENCIA. /.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALTCogS:
FRENCHASD AMERICAN BLANKETS;
LADIES' AND CHTLDREs's CIelKs; '
LADIES' AND CENTS MERINo HOSE AND HALF-HosE;
do. do. VESTS; '
CASHMERE AND WooLEN SIiAWLs;
GENTS LINE AND COTTON SHIRTS.
GENTS SILK AND SATIN CRAyATS AND SEA Fs
BLACK BOMBhzINE AND ALPACA;
- WORSTED AND COTTON TABLE COVERS;
SILK AND WoRsTED DAstASK, for CuralGs;
W0RSTED AND COTTON do. DO;
CORD, iS1 TAssELs, GIMP AND 5G boRDERfss;si,
LADIES' PARAsoLS AND UMBRELLAS;
CALICO BAYADERE DRESSES;
FRENCH CoTT0EADE;
= .. = BLACK AND WHITE LACE yEfLs
RICH PRINTED FOULARD DRESSES '
RICH FIGURED SILK DRESSES three f5nnces
FIGURED PLAID, STRIPED AND pLAIN BLACK Silks,
Black, WHITE, PINK AND CHERRY SATINS
sB- Call and zee, before going elsewhere.
GIQUEL g. JAMESON
lah1A lw No. 1g Ghartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

Miss Lucy sToSE.--Mss Lucy Stone was recently at
Alton on her way to Chichgo The Alton Telegraph in
speaking other transit through that town. responsible
for the following:
The gentemanly clerk of the Brunette politely assist
ed her to the depot carrying her carpet-saek satehe
etc. and with no little pains selected for her the most
comfortable seat IN the cars When duly ensconced how
ever instead OF thanking him for his attentions she yerv
cooly opened her purse and offered him a dolayi Wa
don't know what his feelings were but it is said he
very quietly bowed himself out Miss Lucy certainly has
not yet learned that in the West least poltepess Is
bountiful gift offered without price, and in return for
which gentlemen ask only the askpoyedpments
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

The ENp OF KoszrA.-We understand that the far-
famed Martin Koazta, is in this city in state Of
utter destiuton. An application has been made to us
on his behalf by friend of his for petty cerkshjp in
our establishment worth five dollars week We are
sorry TO that have vacancies but burely be-
tween Commodore Ingraham who obtained a medal and
ever so much glory and Mr. Marcy who procured ready
made reputation statesman, solely and entirely out
OF koszta something might be done the poor fellow
lie has raised two pinnacle of fame they never
could have reached without him lis he be left to tarvs
himself? Who wouldn't be patriot IN Y Herald
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
sENUTNE HEIDsIECK co Cu.,-n.c,-a.

INoINL HE1DSlECh W. CHAMPAENES
" The subscribers having been appointed by AIsssrs Hed.
20 70 succeed NE Engler heretofore sole STATS
ot tue sale of their Vines who this business
iay cais attention to the Ruljonsd card CFtAMER ABFS
New York, January l. 1854. " ='NH'''
CAtpMr CHARLES ENGLER heretofore Sole ven, far tbs
sae Of our in the United Sae retiring from nsiuess
Es TO INFORM you that have appointed Messrs CRAWER
United States and Canada, ' eu oihnu III INC
We shall unsaang order to CT m,i,rs in
oynht the prominent ays which the America pubc
10 our brand and this purpose sha ssnd ia or
none Du such Wines will fully
winch TIE same has attained in your let. e 9fA
support cur claim to be turni This oa
brand m lis pure and quality, would .ht
Gs which beg call particular aanon
i1tDsiECh CO. brand Introduce in ha Iin;e5
ss now nearly thirty by the Mssrrs Hsi5s;
wards Salmon Il Suyvesant. ef' Ah n sHinsh aitef-
men ~ 1894 he old firm dissolved senior mariner .op.
ine business occupying the premises 10 him aso Nv
cypress stipulation ted the Of
possession Of the vineyards cellars tb. late a.d
teandeEa OF hs brand had retiring from hnar.ss
h IN like became Immediate
therefore sole proprtetors Of this brand, W Anu
"oaiu pu add that IN order
FIJI % w. to prevent frauds and hnitetoEs name Of our Ann
i w ~ n1 on th labels also stamped the es5en caps
na around e eoTks No other house ntei to il. usp hIs
known in the nad sta. ~ VIVA originally nirduced
~ w ""'teH hshsss We have the honor 0 be
Rv,,. Da,,,,i.., ,- -. Your ob'dt. serv'ts.
'' 'eN'''si ~ 1900 ... HEIDSIECk 4 CO.
being appointed South West of the
ceoteu Wines, constantly
puts "ncn Aey oner to the trade New York prices
: .- s+-.r R.F. NICHOLS Il co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
4 SECRET FOR THE LADIEs-HOW nc

"A SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOW To
n n rESEKNE u BEAuIY,pop't Chalk Lily White or anv
" @ ~ eosne t to conceal faded sallow complexion
you would have the brought olssr
heafby and transparent skn vgor trooph H.
SYSTEM get bottle of CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE and ke
70 aeetons II does not taste quite your sweet
t after few doses do health and bsauty
your elastic and vigorous and the whole shed
all the valuable certificates possess 20 for naueh II % t
powerfully eflcarans ' ss '4H '' tA' SANG I'm
LET For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and Retail by
-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

DEPLoRABLE 1SDIcArioN poyERrY.--A New York cor
respondent Of the Louisville Journal auding to the suf
ferng In store for the poor Of that cty
during the winter have entered upon states this
piabe tact The owner of one of the newly invented
sewing machines lately advertised for two girls to
on one of them only for two weeks The advertisement
was out in the morning paper, the Tribune and before
O'Clock in the day he received thnn four hundred
applications He was obliged to close his office in sort
tion, - -'@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
CHDJZ.

ttoR OADlZ-(Passage only. .)--The A ,ASM
v~aptaia Knnsv s1Ts Amesa m ship DOliCA AS PRIN
r hi her crgo Engaged, will have immediate dis
H. sntan h only having superior Aecemodatons apply 10
lan.s J. P. WHITNEY i co. 81 Camp strest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY,

l. GHINE SEWING
LADIES' ttonaekeepers DrassmRkers
s} Klna stsfN done, mn S kSTN
sNS DlSPAIGH IL durable manner than Il Gno
py hand, and a. VERY LOW PRICES, by r ernsr;ssrs IL @
MACHINE thiH'i iNoiaftf SEWING
8 A. kinda Of SEWING for Families Hotels Steamboats,
s SEWING MACHINES good supply Of MACHINE NEE
DIES SPools slh md COTTON THREAD suitable m hand and
ior aae Apply at No. IL ST CHARLES STREET M
i hnnnt /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

PRcE OF dAs-The following the prices of gas per
cubic foot when sold to private individuals in the follow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
NpERNARn LIMREP cnMpAMN-

EpERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. @.
y SAfFoLD, s. s. HENRY E. R. LATIMER W. D. COATES
sfpM HStI Ia HORN FELTON,, G. e. MYERS CO.
row hR MCLEAN Co and D. Coos Steam Saw
the Sae Of Biloxi Bay have style and
hrfl OF the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY their Mills thev
&Se a 6gan9s sfssen Single Saws Circular
10000 900 feet OF Lumber aay, - $50 " 1'
Railroad Companies Plank Building
all others wanting Pine supplied shor
hots Ineir Agent New Orleans fully
supply yards will oop be soeke
with good assortment Of Lumber suited
Soils ssndE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
STEAMSHIPS PS--SHIPS.
GALVESTOW,

VIII leave THURSDAY, February D. at O'Clock AM
'0h H. .5e AeLVESION, ,lNDIANoLA, ,PoRT <zSsGEss,
Orleans 1nd Texas United satcs Mail Pressure Stsa
shps-i new magnificent steamship MEXICO John 81 Thomp
soa mnner wv ieays 40 above landing freight wayes 1t
lnianoa and Layac2 ubect ghteage Maugodn Hay1 %
out extra charge For freight or passage
room accommodations apply to y - % '' f''s"''
HARRIS IL MORGAN, foot Of Julia utreet
& ,,a,- r,,.u opposite the Steamship u Landing,
hsyins estabBbed igow pilot Caysll0 Bar
talna. - N''" VI IN 'fh iaeaP e,P-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

y ooMs AND BOARDING. Several siugle
y y Gentlemen be accommodated pleasant Room. ana
Board or boas Gny BY appcs lea liz street MI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

A .8a.. pERH CRUZ. ........
s- VIII leave WEDNESDAY, February 81 at socouk j, NJ
tNoR VERA CEUz-U. s. Mail Line. <yseSzss.
sssno ne new and magnificent steamship ,lHAS
.one enrthen) Henry PiRe T
- AhoVe punctdnly carrying The U. S. Mails. " ~
S.,f ... Rates of PaRBaEe,,,
and fnn. $50
q E2oda per cubic foot centa
or passage having elegant
sha hteerage pgsBenger5, apply to "
HARRIS d MoRGA N, foot Of Julia street
opposite the Stohmzhip Landing
Passengers must provide wth passports from The
oonnhI. ianl9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

4 Hn' HhIDVN . 7CAhU,-I VIII use no other
kP art the advertisement than found in plsiu truth
BfnEth practice have become complaints thai
are called syphitc For nearly fifteen ha been
my sole business to treat those caaea ther lies the s
assume nave given attention
one Doctor and know them better than they what am
upon md which has contradict
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETS. SORE
ToAIs etc. me rs the eemone
Of daily Observations which without ysuT for eam no
other merit than that of experience. - " ~ ~
enec cure in recent few days no difficulty in
1nosa o. longer duaon wth9st submitting the patient
S b; tsatnen as VIII draw upon hun the slightest suspicion,
diet need not be altered There -l.sn. that
could supply w matters that require m nrst
secrecy, which always nyielabiy preserve. - ~
nave many qualifications which do think
sasnsa mat my repuaenis already sufficiently established
Constant attendance from in the morning night
w. WATSON, Al, D.,
Dr. WATSON No. 81 Custemhonso 81 between
Royal and Bourbon - ~ doa ND SN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

sATAR PLANNING MILL, corner of Hercules
~ an Gaoge streets keeps constantly genera! ssso
ment Of DRESSED FLOORING, CEILING WEATHER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
HOTELS-RESTAURANTS
III AXE HOUSE. NEW SHELL pnAn \.

st. LOUIS HOTEL--This Hotel, hav- "a
~ ing besn closed during the rpslrs painnp H
Is now for the OF It's Boardr. R
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
LEGHORW

l'oK Passage only. -, f{s8SN
, dhe gs sailing AMERICAN ship PETER MAR 49,
Ihpan Hickey having all her engaged, will
I far passage onty having elegant accommodations apply
JANIS n. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

HEAyf RoBpERy.--At Albany, N. ". on the night of
the 18th inst, dry goods Messrs Geo White
& Co. robbed of goods to the value of $1,000 The
burglars have not yet been arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
BOARDING.

SpOARDING.--Mrs G. W. WITHERELr, having
taken At commodiou Cap
masy occupied By Vim r Converse Esq entirely
ns" elegant
with Board
msdern improvements Bsaiders HIT
ilnlN eI sAtnt. BIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
WRIGRTs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

WV W nIoIt1 . iLFoIaIF VEUEIABIE PILLS
TINS extraordinary medicine founded on the prpciDls thai
@ s uh ne Is subject to BUT ONE DISEASE VIII corrupt hu
IN % mhen oag IN the general circulation are
me sody. give rise to every iaaady incident q man.
IL Let Y be remembered
Ina. bq Them III & are mutually slapd ash other
ehleiy Temoyed and tAs in easy manner.
PG e"e III new orsean5 Wholesale and Retail, by.
janis - NJ ,5i Clo,,.. ,,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
PORTSMOUTH.

EIVoR P0RTsMOUTH-(Pass only.l IN
n The inst sailing thlp 0TOnOCo, Capt Howes SaLIs
Asyng Al her engaged will have dispatch u Dc
aase only, apply to the Captain board -
ian28 ] P. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
GENOA.
GLASGOT.

ESOR GLASGOW. The A at Lloyd's .sS
u fast mailing British bark CALIFORNIA CAPTAIN $3.50
Fowler loading viii haye quick dpatc ForbeyT iIsI
sr freight of 800 bales Cotton, rppe
GEO, ARNOLD HOLT. 40 Csrohdetst st.,
TtoJ p. WHITNEY d co, 81 Camp =
Nv rorpaaasSe sbply to the Captain on board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

HNOR BOSTON.-(Regular Line of s5ssS
u y Packets THE A packet hip sACIIEM, S. -
woodbury. master having large portion
gsk dPatn For BALANCE offtesht passage apply board
inll GEO. w HYNSON. so CRmp streat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
BORDEAUX

'oR BoRDbAuN,-Th fast sail s5ssah@
nm, ,5re lE bark ahd DEL.A s Ia CHAPLIN oxa.d master
ht bulk OF S0 bales Cotton appy on heard Fat rs F; ri ~
isnse @ boGERI, WILLIAMS 4 co 10 Camp st,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
HyfMBURGH.

HTOR HAMBURG. The A fast sail IN
A. ing Hambargh ship SIR ROBERT PEEL, Capt SAa1E5S
Wlenbn loading will quick dspAtch For ra nj
Of $50 bales Cotton applyto
J.P. WHITNEY Co 81 Camp st.
w Fot passage, apply to the 3apatn board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

HHOR BOST0N-(Regula Line Of ~
= PGeketse e=The regular packet ship KENTUCKY,
VIM l. Phnney master having large hr cargo sgad
nave quick Dispatch For balance
Ianll GEO W. HYNSON, tFeet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01
LIpERPOOL.

~ H)R LIVERP0OL.--Th fine first class 455s.ss
A a sailing British ship ALLAN, Captain McArthu &AAA3
ading ana viii have Immediate dispatch. eghl
bales Cotton apply to
HOGHToN, RANKIN 4 co. 1875 Common street,
or to J.P WHITNEY co, Gl Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-01

ESOR SALE,-An A l American Bark, .ssM
capacity $500 ba9s Cotton complete order ready
GEO w. HYSSON c.,on s-o,t
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FENRUNKS and CARPET BAGS.
Il A rich II all deserpion. al falINs slE
FIN and COMMON TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS J n III
for sale cheap at e BAuERiS Ssslsorv No Iys Y IVY
Iehoupioulas street, New Orleans. - f. -