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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-15

The GREAT CONFEDERATION AT New Or
LEANs.-'rhe New Orleans papers ofthe 9Th inst.
contain copious details of the great fire that occur
red among the steamboats, at the levee on the pre-
vious day. Weex,ract from the Delta's account /:
One Of the most terribly destructive confiagra-
lions which ever occurred on our levee, took place
this morning. 1t commenced on board of the
steamboat Charles Belcher, Capt. Carlisle, at a.
bout 3 o'clock, and ceased only with the destruc-
ton of property amounting to something like mil
lion of dollars Six steamboats, and large freight
barge, with their cargoes, were all destroyed. and
we regret to add that the loss of life cannot be
computed at less than thirty-five or forty, mostly
negroes. lH
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-15

o. The Legislature Of Maine has elected VIM.
Ple Fessenden, Wing, United States Senator
from that State TIL March Eth 1859.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-15

os- We are indebted 10 Mr.. Koiner, of the
House of Delegates, ior copy Of the Report of
the Committee Of Finance relative to the revenue,
liabilities. expenses, SC, Of the ComIponw ealth.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-15

No The National Intelligencer is opposed 10 '"o
rcrcal Of the Missouri Compromise.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-02-15

Corrected Weekly for IN
Flour, Supfin., 500
WAEAr, per bush. Sli
RYE, per bushel, 63c
OARS, per bushcl, 35c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

complaining Of the uunese Of the mules attached TO the
black maria and requesting their sale, was referred TO
Committee Police
resolution from the Board of Aldermen, authorizing
the Controller TO the Treasurer In favor OF
IL Sebert contractor for lighting the oil lamps Tor the
Second District for the sum OF Sl2aa lz was
resolution authorizing the payment to the Sun ins-
rance Company the amount Of policy on city propef'y
was also concuTred in.
Also resolution providing for the firing Of the evening
gun in Clay Square. -, A.,
A resolution authorizing the Surveyor to nave me
of the streets painted on the corners anu .he
houses properly numbered the latter to be paid Tor by he
owners also concurred in ,
number of petitions Of no public hleres1 mere feao'
and referred to appropriate committee
petition from the inhabitants of the Third Dlstrict
asking for the erection another market in that portion
of the city referred to the COMMITTEE on improve
ments and Buildings ,,a :,
Mr. Levy introduced resolution to pay Mr bloomfield
$500 90 for his services Acting Recorder of the First
District After considerable discussion, the resolution
was on motion of Mr. Sth referred to Special Com
mittee.
pettiop from merchants and captains Of vessels
gagged in the Mexican Gulf trade against the extension Of
the steamboat landing BY the removal Of the Picayune
Tier was read and referred to Special Committee
resolution submitted by Mr. Dobear, sympathizng
with the friends and relatives Of the late Lieut. Coy Far
ner and providing for clothing the Council Chamber in
mourning for thirty days and the members of the Council
to mourning for the same period Adopted
The Finance Committee reported in favor of paying the
fee of 5000 to Christian Roseus for defending the Che
resolution to that effect. which adopted.
resolution requiring the CITY Attorney 10 Ihatitute
suit against the School Directors for the recovery OF
sums due by them to the city, adopted i,
The Committee Police reported against allowing the
ntermept of the dead hereafter in cemeteries IN he
heart the city and urged the Council the neces
sy of procuring portion of ground far removed rom
the central portion of the city for purposes OF OF
the dead The report made the order Of the day for
the next meeting. -. g,
The Committee on improvements and buildings reported
that the paps for the erection Of police Jail had been
prepared recommended that the work be Immediately
commenced and reported resolution authorizing the
Comptroller to sell contract for the same which was
adopted.
The Special Committee, to whom referred the petit
ton companies of the National Guards asking
appropriation pay the rent of their drill room
old 0eans Ball roo reported favorable and their re-
port adopted.
An ordinance prohibiting the erection of shooting gal
within certain limits Of the city without the con-
Of residents in the immediate neighborhood was
adopted
resolution authorising the Controller to sel con-
tract for supplying the Corporation offices with Psbug
Coal adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
Passengers Arrived by Steamers.

FROM FoRr ApAMs-By the r. W. McRae:
M Moore, Baton RouEe Melt Donalisouville Mr. Holt
Alams plantation; Albert Street, Savage Pardon
Piaquemne earn Hopkinss plantation; Lawrence
Rouge JDuiey Bayou Wakefield Hudson
h McKgeyeI and Bayou Sara: MIR Marks kougl;
Cleveland and 10 Port Hpds1n; Mr. Faqaare
Rouge; Miss Bsy, Mr. Donald, Miss Wakina, NASH
DorsldHonVllle.
FROM GALvEsroN-By the Charles Morgan:
Miss lewis, Harrison Ms Hamilton M John
cbidren Mr. Kenkrick, child icCann
lad " Lewis 0oley Rankin ] NJ .aughin W
Bond, Mr. Reed Riley Mr. Flood Burns Tracy Mggee,
X May, H Kenner, and Is on deck.
FROM Sr LouIs-By The Pacific:
Peters, Peck. II DAVIS Teod IS C Jack II Ebng
Mi Thornton, Mr. Fsdson Mr. Phillips Templeson
Nmnc MIR Dableise, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Fismns MIR Foysop
Waldo Emanuel Mrs Boothe MITCHELL Miss Srrngs Miss
Chesey Mr. Baldwin + Abraham, G Day. Moore Kidd I
oborns, Herbert, Vai Hessrs iarning VAIL Kirk
ans MIR Gross.
FnoN GRAND LAKE-By the p. F. KImjaH:
Mr. Martin, Dunlap, Mr. Knox.
FROM LAFoURoHE-By The C. D. Jr:
Mr. Hnymsn Mr. Bowling son. Mr. Blanchard, syme
bodaux Symss, Lucas Tvylor Carsne Blum,
Blanche Mr. Dgers LADY and Brand
Moore Mr. Stores child and servants LEVITT Lariebure foa
Dudley Roselns daughter and Potter Brnud,
cldren Miss Caroline LaSdr Miss Sophronie Lawdry
Mills Mr. Maiett, Mrs Eao MIR Supple snlty
Lalred and Mr. ItlB and Misses Blanks
Per6u Mr. Henry Mrs Fortr and Lyon Mr. Jabon
Miguel Bangre Mr. Frazier and lady,
aerNn, Mr. Deponvie and two ladies' Nj 81 Tau Mr. Miller
23O deck.
FROM ylcKsBURG--By The Isabella:
Brstle Mr. Gomsro, Roberta colsworth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

Merideth, who killed Wilmington, near Fem
pironls time since has been apprehended, and
committed to the Austin County Jail
A Texas lion, or Puma, was lately captured
near Belknap by Lieut. Givens. of that post ea-
surfing six feet six inches. This animal in appearance
and conformity resembles the African lioness, without
possessing the points indicating the same strength though
said to be equally ferocious
From yesterdays Evening Picayune we copy
the following important intelligence:
aFoRr CLARKE, Texas Oct 10, 1854.
Eds Pte-We have just in express from Gen Smith,
who was on the 10th inst at the Lmpa, the place
ected by him as post be occupied by the 9Th lnfan
try Capt Walker with party OF the regiment Of the
Mounted Rifles who went as an escort 70 the General
one man besides Lieut. Carr receiving wound in
the stomach.
the camp on Five Oak Creek temporarily occupied by
one company of the LIST Infantry under command Of
Capt Arthur. Tie soldiers killed two Indians.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

MoBtLE-Sea amer osgun-ss bales cotton 10 II Baxter
MoRlLESeanrer Caforuia-d cotton Fec
VIeKSBUaG fssbeass bales atoe F.los.s nm
do Buckn Santon Ncwnlnl55 HendsYs1n P4RleJDs III
LinoD-ss d. Carroll Pr,sbad sefs a.
70 oder do Wright Davenport de61lT poaoes c0
Total, Ti5 bales cotton.
DJ-l0 hhds ,nysy "a tEfs ant
81 haif bbs moses Brand ndra do B<art Foley Avery
~ do, 10 bales cotton II do Traseal bids agar
81 bbss II half do bids
Miltenbesgsr 5b Duhst Song IA
20 bids SahaeI do, 81 do Roman Adams
~ do Tee hcoi0 hhds sugnr Thomas Elder ec15 do
swss do Msskus Brostn1es 10 orderToia 10 dss
l6i hhds sugar, aI5 bhs and IS half bb's n1oiHssfs
ST LUUlSSsaer Paefc-S0 tbls -four Connolly
sghb do Keep, Bard &co2oe Eager VI Miller
5o bbs whisky MaIot soDin coils rope Hewitt Nnau
80 sud bb whky Sutton eoo sacks bbls apples
Duffy &eo2t aaeka IT Moor ScoJO boxer mdse Brand L
Adsnls2 bales do fihrugn's
cola shot, Hidden Latingl5 butter
Grief &co DO pork Doaou35 sacks orrs, Gayis
aeo--aunfres TO oder.
FORT ADAMs-steame w feRsa-14 bale coens JOHN l. lee
SO Carroll Prhatd &coi3s 0skey Hawkinss4
HarrnI3 do Kelly Il FaEisr--s Pomey acoi4 Cor
ellis Boydl2 Curry Perfon15
II do Buckne Stanton Sewhan5 do kltenberrer
Frank Peret25 do do Byrne Vance eol4
do M Harris ls do Na Summers Csldwe-20
Smith, johnson Seotls bbls Babridxa
deo3g do Bognr Foley Avsy-30 Degel0s
Brand Eandryi6 hkds sugar pecns ABgnstn Tai
to oderTata 4.s bales GO hhds sugar
bbls noiaAaes.
Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad
81 bales Anderson Mete4fa oakey Hawkin5
Miles Adhm5 do Carroll Prhard Gco?9 do Byrne
do Payne farrcn5 do Smith, johnson Seo-1 do
&eo2 do A Wright co-1f kegs TAR
Wsrrei-lS bsgs potatoen Eodge-le do Goodard.
FLATBoATS.
COAST-Dsrbgny's natboat-5o ibis moatses To order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
In the St. Louis Republican of the 2sd. VIC

find the following items:
On Friday night the stage the Terrs Haute road
short distance from Troy Ill beset by number OF
Irish aborers who had been at work railroad and
but it was Of avail They got in and crowded Tho
vehicle to its utmost capacity both inside and out In
short time afterwards the night being dark the vehicle
into rut and it broke down from its ponderous load
njurng gentleman named McM ulen a railroad con
tractor so severely that he died shortly afterwards His
remains were brought to this city yesterday and were
The Banner State. while going up on her last trip
picked up snag, which entered the starboard guard
upset the cookstove. and then entered room in the
ladies' cabin which contained family who were going to
Nebraska. There was no hurt but several Of the
Yankees board were awfny frightened supposing that
| the snag had passed up through the hull;'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

MILITARY MOVEMENTS. - The Fort Smith
(Ark) Herald. of the 2st, has the following Items
Capt Landrum Of the Artillery, arrived here on
"wednesday from California, left en- Thursday for
Fort Wastita
Capt Little 7th Infantry arrived from Fort Gibson on
MeDday.
Major y N Page; formerly stationed at this place az
Adjutant General arrived here on Wednesday mnrnino
tour Of inspection Of the posts Of this frontier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

A FRESH WATER Sea SERPENT in the Dun
kirk Journal we find the following account of monster
recently in the waters of Lake Erie movement
in the waters of bay day last created quite
excitement for the time being among those who wit
messed it, We are told by eyewitness that monster
serpentine form, from thirty forty feet in length
distinctly to about in the water with an
agility equal to that Of the most expert Of the nny tribe
We are also told that several of cur fishermen have long
impressed with the idea from actual observation
the existence of come imaginary the waters
of the lake On occasion at distance only about
ten rods his snakeshp exhibiting length of
fifty feet, and body of than foot through
They the unknown capable of great rapy of
under water having than occasion
suddenly disappeared, and in almost incredibly short
time risen the surface Of the water from quarter to
half mile distant. We understand Barnum has been
consulted and offers of ten dollars foot in
length ten feet for ita capture dead or alive.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
STRANGE, IF TRuE.-The Glasgow Daily Mail

DHIIy
says that woman named Mrs Hunter residing at Brax
Woods passed an animal Of extraordinary descrp-
ton. She imagined that it had been in her stomach
upwards of six years as during that period she had
enced novel and unpleasant which no remedy
is now relieved The animal inches in circumference
and about six inches in length had head shaped like
that of cat, mouth well formed, eyes aud feet
tail forked but not sharp The belly was fat
and nearly inch in breadth The whole body was Gov
cred with incpient scales and striped like leech
Around the neck and shoulders there membranous
fri of peculiar form The color Of the animal dark
brown, the being white Mrs Hunter about fifty
five years of age and has fol- long time been in Ill
health.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
EXPORTS

MoILESchr sack 97 do oats 200 bbs whisky
BAHsELoNA-Sehr Anita-i 80 bales cotton.
MA1ANZAS-Bark bbls aow 1882 Dbl hoops, 600
fire
BArsoRE-Ba,k Mary Kimball5O bnes cotton, 1888 hides,
l0l hhs iobaeeo 2s2 hhds sugar, VAT bhs moassea
ADELPlA-Brg May tusan50 bales cotton, 4s0 hides, S44
hhds sgar nos4ea empty bills la boys ~ hhds
BRENENhp May lcen-I4s6 bales cotton, l5I hhds tobacco.
1000 ssges.
IIyHPooE-Shp james bales cation
Osba15 hbls crackers 81 k.gs butt
casks be- 81 pieces and 1, toSss machinery,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.


Wednesday Morning, November 1, 1854
COTTON -. There again fair demand yesterday
and about 1900 bales changed hands at steady prices
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ..........6 G06& Middling Fair. $50
Ordinary .7h@s Fair; 1oA0-
Good Middling, ..e)S@s7S Good and Fine. @
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Corros-bale.. ToHAcoo-thds
Stock on hand Sept. ............2 6,61s 23,712
Received since. T7,ll6 l533
:. yesterday. ...,. i 9l6= 87,461 $780, 9oo7
Stock on hand not cleared. .117,5s7 1925
TOBACCO. We heard Of no further transactions.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. The sales of Sugar en-
braced $50 hhds at previous rates-Far to Fully Fair
Of Molasses 400 to 500 bbls sold at 1870,
and small lots at GOT U gallon with dull market.
FLOUR. Prices tending upward, with sales Of
1900 bb Including 200 Superfne St. Louis at So 2 500
at 500 Fancy SIS 80 and about $50 Extra Mt SIS 60
u Dbl Also Monday, $50 superne for export to Rio
at about IS q Dbl.
GRAIN.... There was no Corn the levee, and we
noticed small sales from store at 858S715e % bushel
Oats held at 65 p bushel for ST. Louis in store
PROVISIONS The principal sale of Pork was $50
bbs uninspected Mess at sl4 p bbl Bacon 80 casks
slues were SOFA AT o5at U Id lor prluc t heVy
Nothing doing in lard
HAY....1200 bales New York Hay were sold in store
at 1874 so p ton.
SALT. About 1000 bushels Turks Island, (part OF
the cargo of the William chase) taken at 654 o
bushel.
COFFEE. Prime Rio held at 1O14& o Ii, with nc
transactions of moment.
BAGGING Kentucky scarce and held at IL X 91S4
OF India, loo bales sold in two lots on Monday at
121ss, cash.
GUNNY BAGS -. 800 bales and half bales reported
to have been sold few days since at % for the former
and 10 for the latter.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE... We heard Of recent sale
| of 800 bbls at 400 % gallon.
WHISKY...We noticed only retail transactions at AZ
042t p gallon.
FREIGHTs. ship was taken for Antwerp at ID fol
Cotton and 40s Tobacco and one for Liverpool at ri
for Cotton.
EXCHANGE. =. Demand moderate at our quotations
Sterling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 09i01091a
Francs. ST. sAl05f Is p dollar
New York sxty-da Bills. .1a@lgs - Ct dis
Sight Checks on New York ....1403s % cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
.Ncsv Jersey Zinc fPntsss.
the celebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,

ss- The Subscribers hand viii be constantly
supplied The manuiacor of Zinc Paints
by celebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
they the accommodating erma
The SNOW universally acknowledged superior
wRsss biaacg durability either inside out
side than equal weight OF
thus rendering econcca wh being free from all
Of health must tsei
every familiar h the deeeriou quality Of paint
featured from lead.
The BROWN possesses protective and adhesive quail
i.e especially recommended for and other
faces The STONE COLOR possesses similar properties TO the
Brown the adopted for painting buildings
pola Company the Paints manufactured
ruRR keep fresh and soft reasonable
time in any climate. preelsey like White Lead.
Ground In OIL kegs Of as 50 and 100 ba In aere and o
sale by G. c. B09ERT q CO., Us Camp street. myS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
Easanber as.a FANCY Woods at

sY- About 100000 Feet CLEAR WHITE PINE large
ment of MAHOGANY CHERRY, WALNUT OAK, ASH, MAPLE,
LIGNUaivITR, ROSE WOOD, AFRICAN EBONY all kinds
FANCY WOODS LUMBER which will sell Tor cash
good paper. HENRY l. SHERMAN,
n11ov Jeseph street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
CATTLE MARKET.

Tuesday Evening, October 81. 1854
The arrivals of good stock have been limited during
tie last few days and the market is bare of Western
Cattle Sheep and Mich Cows moderate stock only of
Attakapas and Texas Cattle offer Arrived to-day 224
Hogs of which but few are left sale The market
tiAues in favor of holders.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
ARRIVED

Steamship Charles Morgan La from lndanoa win Galveston 10
Harris & Morgan-l district
Steamboa ts.
@I C Jr. Dasres, from ponaldsenvile.
Pacific, Eithian from st Louis.
r w hlGfsae, Smith, from Fort Adams
Oregon, Grant, from Mobile
Isabalia, Phelps, from Vieksburg.
lffnrnta Front frOnMo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

An ARRAY occurred in Kansas Territory in
the early part of October which, it thought would
result fatally to two persona The difficulty between
two Kentucksns several persons from Platte county
about claim. The matter left to third party to
settle who decided in favor of the Kentuckisns When
the decision proclaimed the Platte county claimants
headed by Bugess attacked the other party
them with knives in such manner that hopes
entertained of their recovery The Governor who ia at
had the parties arrested once and it ia
to be hoped he will use vigorous to put stop to
such lawless proceedings,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

The Louisville Journal says that Mr.. Mills,
of Harrodsburg KY recently shot at target five times
at distance of hundred yards and all the shots
averaged and seveneghths inches from the center
Mr. NJ is gunsmith, and the rifle of his own
ufacture On another occasion, Mr. Mills shot the
number of times the distance, averaging three
and -egths inches of the centre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

We learn from Mr.. Thomas Allen, of the
choctaw Nation that Mr. Charles A. Hinekley formerly
of this place. and late editor of the Chcasaw Inegen
GER killed himself last week at Fort Arbuckla lie stabbed
himself to the heart with knife. Fort Smith (Ark)
Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

On the night of the 2lst, colored woman in
NewYork named Elizabeth Jordan, while partially de-
ranged jumped from the fifth story of house in Seventh
Avenue to the basement, and seriously injured
though no bones broken
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

A woman named Eliza Bluch, was sufocated
at Philadelphia the night of the 2lst utmo by the
escaping of gas from furnace she being at the time
fined in cell in the Moyamensiug prison. An inquest
WAS held verdict rendered in accordance with the
facts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

ADJUSTMENTS.

MAN RICE'S-ST. CHARLES STREET, oPpo-
y SITE PERDIDO-WEDNESDAY EVENING, November /.
Fourth night The of hess Coley Webb Coney
the thrilling meodrsma ri the CATTLE
The whole conclude with the ciy)
MONKEY FRANKFORT. or the THEE THIEVES
Doors G4 o'clock. Curtain II o'clock.
sB- Box office ops Ia from 10 A. II. until p NJ.
PRICES ApMIssIosDre5a Circle so Pit,
TRAND EXHIBITION OF FIREW ORKS.--
j For the Benefit of THE FiRFMENrS CHARITABLE ASsO
CIAT0NOn Place d'Armes, late Congo SquarSUNDAY EVEN
ING November s. ls8-Gven by 4 GAauZS, assisted by Mr..
GATOR, Sr
This shibon will comprise variety rieces great
bilaury, which will be given this COMMANDMENT AND
DESTRUCTION OF BOMERSUhD.
An entirely and magne Scene, of
gal Fires.
Roeketaand Bombs prouson will be during
evening.
For Programme, small bills.
splendid Band OF Music s engaged for the evening.
Committees will be the iaits children.
EEF Exhibition 10 commence at half past O'Clock,
EF Tickets 50 cana EACH for sale the and book sorer
nj I'd
ID OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
u street, The shades."RoPER TRAVIS respectfully
inform the cens ofNew Orleans that they have opened YANk
whole ofwhch thing the kind
South they have spared procuring
thing necessary for an Institution OF th kind.
respectfully GYANA
the theIa strongly recommended by all
Phygcians.
There attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM
with every necessary requirement.
~ Lessons given in Sparrng and Fencing.
in the morning until 10 o'clock In the Even
ing. mhiT II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

Mr.. John f. Wheeler, senior editor of the
Fort Smith (Ark) Herald has received of the muir
der Of his Theodore T. Wheeler the South Platte
river. Mr. W. crossing the Plains, and shot by
member of his party in the most cowardly manner
Francis Brown, the murderer. Immediately killed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

The City Council of Memphis has passed
resolution requesting the Secretary of the Navy to
pend the sale of the Government property advertised
take place in the Memphis Navy Yard. Another resou-
ton states that the yard will be retransferred Govern
ment if Congress will reinstate it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
CRoCKERYq.
DRUGS. MEDICINES.

ssFsegs, sfRssS5CSsGea, EseatSaEssaeg-y, etc
E The subscriber woud respectfully cali the aentionot
Pfners Physars and Famiiias 80 his we'll assorted stock
lcrnprisng article his fbusnesp all ofwhc,
sIAn,naior, be resi- AND GENUINE Duriug
aeason SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the very <sA
will efoun with all the
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, supplied 90
reasonable with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GOULET BETTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
api d&Wty Druggist and Apotscaty Camp PoydSsssti
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Wednesday Morning, November 1, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship 0rizsba Forbes Vera CRUZ faris q Morgan
ShPnJmes Brown, Wilson, for Liverpool, w whitney geo
Ship May Queen, Skolhed, for Bremen, a baxter
BarkNary Kimha, Fh for BAtmore II hshp,ldge eco
Brig NAV Queen jackson for Philadelphia, Hynsou
Scbr Doon Dotey for Mobile Huntington de-
spanth schr Anita, Lemon, for Barcelona CASTILLO faie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-01

The fearful extent to which the yellow fever
is raging in st. Marys and Darsn Georgia. has rendered
it imperative upon the authorities Of Jacksonville to
place quarantine restrictions Of stringent character
these places Persons therefrom not allowed to land
at place enter its corporate limits by the land
route until they have been absent from those towns ten
DAYS.