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Supposed to be Stolen.

4 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSTTE MADE py
- FRANCIS LOWRY to the credit of ST j. b. l..
shlNNElt, in the Farmers e. Mechanics Bank. dated
May eth, 1871, for Forty-ngh jj-lOO dollars. and
endorsed by said skinner in blank. The loser will
feel Obliged by communicating any information in
regard to it to LII. FRANCIS LOWRY, in BurIipr
ton. I'D
Aug. IS, 1854. dGttxow
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Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA.
TON will be made to the General Assembly
oil the state of Vermont at the session thereof ne
10 be holden at Montpelier, on the second Thursday
Of October, A. D.. 1854, for Charter for RAM 10
be located at Richmond, in Chittendon County, Vt.
RIcHsosD, Sept. S, 1854. d6w3w
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Musical Insirun,rut..

A LARGE STOCK OF vIOLINs, ACCoRDEoNs,
~ Guitars, Bows, Strings, and musical merohan.
disc. just received at the old stand Church Street
July 81. ddwtf JAMES z. BRINSMAID
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance

{, F. DAVEE, Agcnf.
ohicc, Northwest corner of the new Town Hall
May 23d. dt.l,
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w HITE GOODS
Selling OF,

Selling OF.
u X. NICHOLS HAVING ASSOCIATED wrru
him L. c. B0YNTON will continue the
mercantile business In all Its branches ~ heretofore
carried on by him, with increased stock Of good.
in their season. and shall sndeavor to be able to sup.
ply anything usually kept in New York and Boston
Retail stores, at les, than New York and Boston
hricea. And we now oher anything We have on
psnd at very low prices wishing to reduce our pre-
sent stock to make room for our Fall goods.
We would respectfully invite all in want Of goods
either Wholesale or Retail, to call and examine our
goods and prices. Get poste up with the lowest
prices then call Mt $50 Church Street. and buy your
goods.
Burlington, July |, 1854. dtrtf
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Notice..

NOTICE Is llEKEBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-
IloN will be made to the next Legislature Of
Vermont, in behalfof the and Bar Bridge COMPANY,
that permission may be given to the Company to is.
sue Preferred Stocks, or for some other method TO
enable them to repair the Sand Bar Bridge
o. q. WHEELER.
Sept. 6. dltIwqw
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Blanks! Blanks,,

RLANRS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS PRINTED
- on superior paper will hereafter be kept con-
SANITY on hand, or printed to order at tho FREE
tEss OTTIoE.
May Is, 1885,. d4wtf
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I'll arrie0 .

At Fort Miller, N. Y, Aug. 3lst, by the Rev. A.
g. COCHRAN, Mr.. II. N. TRACY, of ESSEX, VI, TO
Miss HELEN NJ. HARRIS, Of Fort Miller.
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WANTED

IMMEDIATELY, A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
L character and habits, a. Clerk in my store
Aug. 81. dtv,f
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y | D

In thsvillage, on Monday Morning, September
4th' Mrs. NANCY II. CHAMBERLAIN, wife of
DR.. THOMAS CHAnBkRLAIy
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y Several specimens Of Map. for new Alta. Of
he World, now in the course Of publication by
hS, COLON, Of New lo,k, having been submi,ted
to us for examination and the expression Of our
pinion, VIC are prepared to cay, that II the entire
work is to be executed in the style Of elegance
With the same distinoness Of deiineston fune,s of
natter aud careful accuracy which these sheets OK
hibit, We shall have Atlas Of which to be proud,
md which will bear to be compared with the best
European Aliases of the same size that W, La
'een, J, TORREY,
CALVIN PEASE,
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CARBOHYDRATES.

AIDES YOU WILL FIND AT LYMAN'S
- larger assortment of goods in this line than
usual, consisting of
Cambria Collars, Cambria Sleeves,
Muslin do Muslin do
Lace do Lace do
HonitOn do Thread do
Under hdkfs., Muslin and Cambria Bands, Edgings
and 1nsertngs Dimity Bands, Embroidered
skirts, illusion, bobnct and black silk
Laces, Embroidered Ildkfs, Wells,
Stamped Collars, Working
Cotton, ETC., etc.
W HITE GOODS.
JAG. and Sars. Cambrics, Bishops Lawn,
Swiss null Muslins, Plaid Cambrics
Book do Figured do
Sacarilla do White Dimity,
White 4 coored Tarltans, Curtain Musiins
Linens.
lo4 Linen Sheetings, Linen Napkins,
9-s Pillow case Linen, do Table Covers,
lO-4 Table Damasks, do colored do do.
liuckabuck Crash, Scotch and Russia Diaper, Nap
kn., etc, etc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladies and Gents. Li,le Gloves,
d" do SIX and Lise Gloves
do do Colored and White Silk do.
Mise. Gloves
White and Colored Kid do.
do do Cotton Hose.
Merino do,
Cashmere do.
Gents. Silk, Colored and waite do,
Boys do.
Burlington, April %, 1854. ddwtf
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LAMoILLE COTNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOl
It JOHNSON


TNHE PAIL TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
Will commence on Thursday, Senternher eth to
continue eleven weeks. under the instruction Of
fEl bEN c. BENTON, JR., A. B., PrincipnI
MISS KEhENAH VI. MHRRr.u,
MISS SAhAH c. nouGHEnrY. { H'''a"''
MISS AbbiE NJ. MERRIAM, Teacher If Music
In announcing a new Board Of Teacher. for the
merit wear, tho Trustees are assured that neither
ability nor hdelity, the part Of the Instructors.
will DO wanting, to make the School of the verv
fret order. -
They would call particular attention to the fact
that Miss Merriam, in addition to being in every
respect finished scholar and an experienced
teacher has for some time past been connected with
an excellent French school, where by the daily use
of the pure't French, she ha. become prepared to
teach that language, in manner that cannot be
surpassed in this section Of the country.
In facility of access. beauty of surrounding
scenery cheapness of living, aud freedom from ad
verse influences, the location Of the School /. be-
heved to offer superior inducements
Lectures on subject. Of practical interest to the
school will be given by tho Principal and others,
weekly during the Term.
TUITI
Common English Branchs', $500
higher $50
Classics 400
Music, With use Of Instrument 500
Drawing and Painting, each, 200
French, 40
No Tuition received for les, than half Term.
Roard can be obtained in good families from $50
to fl,7j per week. Rooms furnished for those
wishing to board themselves.
II. W. ROBINSON, Secretary
Johnson, July "a, 1854. w4w6
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Barrn Acadarnv-

TIVE FALL TERM WILL. rEGtv on THURS.
DAY, August 3l,t. BOARD, including Room.
Washing and Fuel, 80 % ner week.
J. 5. sPAuLDGNG, Prin~,,ol.
Barre, Aug. 5, 1854. Wv,
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G. B e NJ NJ S

APER AND r ILoR,
4 EXTENSIVE ASSoRTMENTO OF TIE BEST
"a Ready-Made Clothing,
All Kinds Of Furnishing Goods,
INDIA RUBBER GOODSAND FUR COATS.
All very low in proportion to value.
BClothe' neatly cleaned repaired.
HSlNGER'S SEW ING MACHINE, and
Right of use for sale, by c. BENNS,
WHEELER'S block,
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Notice..

Notice.
YN0 ALL PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED
Il Note' or Accounts with us, We would saw. that
inc death Of one of the Partners makes it necessary
to have all outstanding Accounts Of more than tbrce
months standing, adjusted Immediately
They can be found for the next fifteen DAYS Mt
our old stand NJ ALLEY 4 ~
Burlington, Aug. rs, 1854. dsttw1w
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COpartnershjD,
WANTED

IMMEDIATELY, 200 OR 300 CORDS OF StpLIN
Pine Wood, to be delivered at the Match Factory
on Champlain Street, or on the Burlington Wharf.
f. D. EDDY, Agent.
Burlington, May II, 1854. wt-wtf
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Fire in Ogdensbursh.
Fire in the Swamps of Ohio,

bUFFAIo, Aug. 81.
In ONO the pine swamps west of Hudson
have been burning several weeks. The
meadows to the extent of several hurdrod
acres nave been burned out to the depth of
+ ieet and will when the swamps fills with
water become lake
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COltOn's New Atlas of tic World.

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Il CALLED
l to the following testimonials TO the value and
accuracy Of the above work
Sept. s.
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-F'This may certify, that have examined sove.
raj specimen Maps Of Messrs. ]. II. COTTON a cos
new "Atias Of the World" think them done re.
narkaoiy we'll The distincness, neatnet,, elegance
ana beauty are quite uncommon, and certainly
merit great praise. So far as have examined, thew
are done with accuracy, and cannot doubt will be
extensively purchased.
JOHN WHEELER
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PROCTOR & WDDD',>
PGicc. Current.
M.s.pHocroR, BOSTON. ~. F. Woo
r Commission Merchants
For the sale Of
WOOL AND COUNTRY pRODT(
Bosros, Sept. ?, 1854.
AsTlES-Pot., per loOlbs. 7l2.72s
Pearls & 90 n 6 ~
ApPLES-Dricd. per ID.
BEESWAX-lcllow, 79a 80
BUTTER-Nery choice, per h., new 23a2l
New York and Vermont Dairy ga %
common Dairy, 20a2l
,,. ohio and Western, 16al7
CllEESE-primc, per lb. (ncw) lOBall
Common and Fair, 9alO
EGGS-Pcr dozen, ais
tLOUR-Genescc, fancy, per b. ? so a 10 90
do extra III 90 IL so
do common brands S 30 a 700
Ohio, common s5O,gOO
do fancy so n 10 10
do extra 10 rs 10 30
Michigan, common S 80 90
do fancy Q 80 a 10 90
Canada, in bond com. 4 fancy s 81 a 0 90
Rye Flour 625s65 so
Buck Wheat Flour, por lb.
dRhlN-Corn, Northern, per bu'hel al 90
| Southern, yellow 94a95
| Southern, white s5as7
| Western Mixed 92set
| Wheat, Western IS as
Rye, per ST lbs. llOsll5
Oats, Northern, IS a GO
White Beam, per bu.hel, s.lb.. ! 90 . 100
| ,,orr feas, Canada 81 80
! HOPS-Porlb. lat sort, 1853 20 IS
wv i r, western MOSS.
| Western good 16 90 q l6 so
| Western Common Is 90 q Is SO
| Eastern Mess 100 is 90
Pork, extra clear mos. all so
NJ, b.,, .So ~ ~
NJ ~ 90 10 w
Do; o'hor oranu' - w ~ 90
| I'm Ihe |oo ID w
i.rJ' hts' Po, ~ itaiI
| H. IT, Dbl, per 10 10 -
W ua'u', boston smoked ioa iot
western do t&a l0t
DOT, , Desed iioss
Wiz. 0" Po' oo'' w on
po1r1TpV
aTtpCr por TO-
sfnnS c, per 10. -
w. no,'hoih, perb ia IL
mo'tetn ana southern "a 10
p.a iV ny Per oo' 79ss IA
ned Top bag $3.50
uoo, f1iseed 81 so
"'oE-Domesuo oaxony flceces, 6m. 49, 80
run o'9ou Moiiho tOs4
10 40 s5aS
W... Soa3H
p.i Sts'n mlAed 25a4o
upieu Extra 45a SO
10 Supefnns 40 AS
W. ST. 10, Soa35
wi 7hin' GA SO
ASllEs-At the present quoted rates there is not
much hrmncs' to the market but the stock is rather
limited, with steady sales.
!. bC Il tive are not able to give higher QUOTA
tons than % "a c. owing to tho regular receipt. of
some SOM 5000 packages each Ice Car Train which is
full supply for tho trade. Soon rs the nuantity bc
comes moro limited the price will further advance
should the drouth continue The market is in short
supply Of Western butter and for This gradc n;cos
are still improving. The proportion Of choc. But.
ter is more limited than usual. and without much
discrimination in quality Tare and Soakngc CON-
signor, will not realize their expectations
for prime mild article a. at tn. nr.,.nt ,imo .rd
in demand at lOt a lie for all kind, W. advance
our quotations.
FLOUR-The arrivals of Flour h. w ,o,,;,,o1 ~.
very light that farther marked advance in nrcos
of all kinds has taken place and tbcv aro now h;h
or than at any time this year Tn. saIes Of Va
tern have been at 80 and 10 for common brands
10 Is 10 IS for fancy IL all so for extra. and
II so II for extra Gcncsce. The maket closes nm
settled but firm. There i. very littl. Canada Flmr
here, and the small sales tho ms, vo,l bo,,o - ,
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II A M 8 .

A QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALL SIZE. DFsr-
"a hABLH for boiling. Hotel keepers and retailers
will be supplied on reasonable terms at
July 10 ddutf A. S. DEWEY
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The Europa mt Boston,

BosToN, sept. LIST.
Steamer Europa arrived at this port this
morning at TO- The London Morning Chro-
"'c|e says that the English Minister who
allows Austria to enter the principaities is
guilty of high treason. Two German Jews
who arrived by the Steamer Washington.
have been arrested and SIS 900 worth Of
struggled watches recovered
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JAMES E. BRINSMAID,
successor to Brinsmaid, Brother Il Coal

Successor to Brinsmaid, Brother Il Co.,)
Church Street, Btrin gton,
20 Is OPENING THE RICHEST AND
ETA most extensive variety Of
Sl.A GOLD AND SILVER GOODS.
Watches Bracelets, Chains Signet and other Rings,
Ear Jewels, Crosses, Neck Chains, Children. Brace
let's Seals, Lockets, Silver snuff Boxes Porte
Monnaies, Card Cases, Silver Fruit Butter Pickle
knives, Dinner, Dessert, Pickle and Children.
silver Forks Gold Pens, and Pencils in great
varsity together with every kind goods pertaninR
to the business. Plated Forks, Spoons. Crumb. Pie
Cake, Butter and Fruit Knives, Tea sets, uaslurs,
Cake Baskets, Crn., Swing Kettles, Communion
Ware and Candlesticks, Shutters, Trays, Knife Rests
Toast Racks and all kinds of Plated and BritSppi.
Goods at wholesale or retail as low 80 ~
""''''D A,.IrRREOTYPE GOODS
of all kinds. Fan. Of various kinds Fishing and
Hunting Tackle, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Gun Cotton
Drinking and Powder tssksi huds, Fish Baskets,
Minnow Nets; Ivory, Shell, Inda rubber and Horn
Combs, Brushes; Soaps, Razors Straps, Perfumery
Writing Desks, Work Boxes and Dressing Cases, in
greater variety and cheaper than offered before
Retcules, Scissors, Emeries, Silettoes Pins Needles
Egg Beatcrs, Lamps, Wick, Globes, Chimnies, Sew
ing Birds.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Drums, Flutes, Accordons, Clarionets, Flsgeolets,
Buges, Nioins, Bows, II air for Bows Rosin, Strings
Pegs. Tail pieces, Bridges, Strings for Instrume nts
Instruction Books, Musical Merchandise generally.
PLAIN HAIR AND CURLs.-lO0 sets Plain
Hair Of all sizes and prices Our stock lie receiving
constant additions.
JAMES E. BRINSMAID.
d1wf Church Street, Burlington, Vt.
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Union High School.
Monday. The lth Of Sept. next,

UNDER THE CHARGE OF
CHARLES W. THOMPSON. PRrvcIp,L:
MISS JANE NOBLr. Precoptress in tho
remhie department scholars received from
out Of the Union Districts. Tuition for such q n
in English branches, $500 Classics An scholars
VINO propose to attend are required to present thcn
selves for examination on the frs, dav oftbe T,-u
l.. VI. HAGAR, Tr,ai.
Aug. 18TH 1855 d1ttw2,
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A Rare Chance for Great
sSAlSS. AIMS.

Eb ~ utVW z I'M.
INHE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS FORMERLY
owned by S. E. Howard, consisting Of Dry
foods, n large and well selected assortment 0,
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, Crockcry Ware, &c,
has been recently purchased at great reduction
from the first price, by L. n. Keyes who is now Of
fering them to the public at from cost, down to 50
per cent. below Cost. The Public are respectfully
invited to call.
burlington, April 81. dawtf
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@. Z. DNNEX.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR tT LAW AND
SOLICITOR ~ ANCERI.
~ Office Northwest corner If new Town Hall
huntingdon, Vermont.
May 23d. dtvt,
Plattsburgh Academy.
I'hE FALL TERN OF THIS INSTITUTION
will begin MONDAY, SEPT 4th.
Tuition from 81 to s. French. German and
Tpani'h, 81 extra Music, (Instrumenta) SO;
Vocal, 81; Board So to So
For further information apply to
j. 5. D. TAYLOR, PRINCIPAL
Aug.l7, vswl
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Bakersfield Aoademical Institu-

INHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
will commence on "Wednesday Septembcr 9Th
and continue eleven weeks. under the continued in
.truction Of j. A. McLOCGlTLtN, A. b. A full
Board of Teachers will be emploved
BOARD from 81 so to 81 -. Good onuortunitis
LOT seli-boardins SETH OAKES, S,--,iqrv.
Aug. II, 1851 rcva
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COM ME ItCIAI.

PROCTOR & WDDb'.>
Prices Current.
VI. 9. PRocrop, BOSTON. {M.F. Woop
Commission Merchants
For tic snln Of
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JOHN WHEELER.

Late Prss'd,at Un'prsty Vermont.
burlington, Aug. 81, 1854.
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naked round bubbliug eaIdron Five Of this dancers
were arrested three and two women of the Lat
ter being white named Jala Smith. The otbets
were negroes, They all locked up for examination
THIRD DISTINCT
AssAuLTING ANB FIGHTING. Frederick
surrendered himself to the Third District police knowing
that warrant issued for his arrest the charge OF
committing assault and battery on Mra skiler He
was held to bail for his appearance for examination
ARREST AND ATTEMPTED RESCUE. --Matteo Lee
chenco Evans parocha arrested on Esian Fields
street charged with fighting and disturbing the peace
While the oflcers conveying them to the Guard
house. named Robert Cotily made desperate at
tempt to rescue them, but himself captured and
locked up in company with his friends. .
FOURTH DISTRICT.
CHARlv4RI-Thomas Reed and Fred. Garner
were arrested by the Fourth District Police Wednesday
evening charged with being Engaged in charivar
Levee street and locked up for examination Garner
charged with being the leader Of the Affair." and had
immense horn Reed was armed with a trumpet.
TREsPAss. George Riser was arrested by the
Fourth District Police at the request of Philip Fuger
who charges Kiser with trespassing his premises with
out permission The accused was held for examination
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CPEIthkk.,stsfgf hiiee aiass-.9 Gi9a7A
DO Oakley fawkipse Wright Ds,enpof Aee- ss'do John
payn. HhryiAtts4Lo Andsrsn1
prbe SSos Do sonit.s Wsf do ienerre Fsrrstt
Iob,it IIovd
efson4 ordsrTo.sl. bales
nnNArpsnSvrrrE steamer DR. n., Oh mi, NM
~ W. Eas i III rn hSa. ..s 49,, ano b.
ysaa,
~ ~ esa moiaasss up ~ ss 90 nnes sugar 70
70 nh "a a. ia MD @gnr TIass. 81 ~ hhd s,a,
"etso ~ 70 80 a. ~ a an ~, ~
po i ih OK 10 Sdn1Yd sbis ~ Rsn Ky,io
a9 A. ans, = sone DO hi, az, pa,a $50 I'M,
20 90 ~ s.s e. io9 oos
inoaes fsan poneehn 70 2ss mas ssf
e2a nDis hto'hsses. &c.,.
BAYOU SAkA-Stesmsr VIEW " bales cotton John Lee
90 do Oakley 90 sa Cofnnn 4co-6 do Felowss
49, Lo1s IL Anderson sfe,ssiss A. psna IJs-r;.n,Jo
do George shaw Bubrdge &eoss do Gerard co
H. d., IIarr6 hnd,syv Ira.
80, 90 bs ,oolass.a Jon Watt 6eia do pjess do
satar AsT5 do Menard vgnards2 do George Shaw Gco
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers.

FRoH BAYOU sARA-By The New Latona:
Mr. Jacobs Mr. Decker Mr. shaenarb Martin Lamotte VIM
chez and Daniel Chopin Eugene Jones George Meara
uiley Nj CrabreG 1enn Cages Pierre Areux Mis- Banea md
want Caroline, free woman Of color
PRom Enthusiastically The Bella Donna:
DR. Wbcher Mira Ross Mr. Tuner Joseph Nrs Grant,
Bayou MIR Mccormick Paqusmne DIR family
chab II Collins West Baton Rouge; Gandehanke Copee;
Boy GAstsn Mr. AIol-re Mr. Mclaughlin,
Sara; AIR Murphy, Wliansport ] Joley Donedsonye.
FRoM NEwYoRK-By the Cata1bd:
M Monort servant aountfort
child ThomEson g Albert Indy Madame hube
Madame Gle. MAZDA aandott De pslletty
finally, Mrs Hanniug Mrs Campbell Miss Cozzn, yer
Mrs Vebber, Marshall G lady
lady, aagee, Mrs KoyGekie Mfs Boyar Berthe
Eshamsn, NJ JONES' Sehletsr Jemson Mss Dags VIM
Burkha Ms Davis Conway, Rrv Clapp
lady, Miss II Merrill, Mrs Blake, child
eson Glendy Bnfke Edgar lady Miss Hutchinson
man, Pentleton Dav Rev Preston
cock Rodewad lady child and servant Miss Wibsy MsC Briggs
Dgen two SERVANTS Miss Seoied Miss Norman snsn
preans and snily lady and child Beyle, lady
md child, Progiel MAXWELL lady and child Dguieur
dsaghteI Colonel kesy A. and family Mrs MGDon,d Miss
two children and M Gddon Me ebss1es Ma RonqsbIe and
Mr. Kemp aGd I've shd5n Miss Patterson Miss Kemp
John Cagg Rave family James Robh Alex
ard child Mrs Vadest and three children Hooglaudt
Pana and Mrs Gala aud child, Total 1884,
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gEs~ At called meeting of the members and
pew holders of the First Presbyterian Church of New
Orleans, held Wednesday evening, November l, at
Odd Fellows Hall the following resolutions were unani-
moualy adopted
Resotd That the evidences Of sympathy and kind feel
ing on the part citizens and Christian breth
ran manifested since the destruction of church ed
fee Cd last Sabbath call forth warmest feelings OF
gratitude
esoed That the thanks Of this church and congrega-
ton are especially due to the Directors of the Odd Fell
ows Hall Association for the Of their spacious and
beautiful Hall last Sabbath and their offer Of it for
further period without charge to the officers Of the Ma
sonic Hail st. Charles street. and OF the Mechanics
Hall Philippe street for similar generous offer. To
brethren Of the Methodist church, Carondelet street. and
of the Second Presbyterian church for the tender Of
their houses of worship and to brethren of Trinity
church Fourth District for their kind offer Of the base
ment of their church TO the fire companies, for their
efforts the church to Mississippi Fire Company
Nc. 2 for saving the sacramenta plate and Hook and
Ladder Company No for their assistance in saving the
church and Sabbath school libraries.
soud That the Secretary of this meeting be requested
to communicate thanks the various bodies above
named, and to publish the above resolutions in the city
papers. j. M. w. PIcroN Chairman.
S. DE WISER Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-03


TOBACCO. The sales embraced 70 hhds including 80
hhds of which Refused at ~ and 2S low Admitted and
Refused at 61sf round; II hhds at - and IS Admitted
at 10 p ii.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. -. Sugar was in fair re-
guest with sales of $50 hhd previous rates Of Mo-
lasses 1900 bbls sold mostly at 19s n gallon for
prime. ~ ..".@
FLOUR. Active at rather easier prices Sales $500
bbs mostly for export including 230O St Louis Super
fine in four lots at IS 12 450 in several lots at IS 49,
24o good Extra So so and $50 choice Extra in lots at
SIS rs.
GRAIN. There Corn on the levee and trans
actions were confined to resales at 97DoSe "a bushe
For St. Louis Oats holders asking 677Oa p bushe
in store.
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales of Pork
at Sl4 75Ds15 D bb. OF Bacon 25 casks prime Sides
were sold from the evee Wednesday at s and 10 at
$40 "a b.. Sales of Lard 200 kegs at - 400 from the
levee at ll&, and 100 also at lie p tb.
COFFEE. =. $50 bags Rio were sold at loJ5e p HI.
ROPE. Sales $50 coils in two or three lots at o.
mostly cash
WHIsKY...25 bbls Extra (Derbys Starr were sold at
4le u gallon.
FREIGHTS.. -. We heard of no new engagement The
bark reported yesterday morning taken for Naples
engaged at Sl4 SO for Tobacco
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations
sterling ,,.,.......-.-.......1 09f01091S
Francs. ST. 50 GD5f 10 % dollar
New York sixty-day Bills. ...1hG01ys " ct dis
sight Cheeks on New York ....'s0sS . cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-03

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GRAND PRAIRIE-Steams orheiss4 moasses de Fga-
Lsnaus Refine 20 de Rotehord-s Denegre &ro
Montgomery TO hhda
sugar, 90 bbls moiasses.
ALEXANDRIA Unenlo bales cotton camuae squires
4 Lhyerich &cn40 do Flower
Branier Hubbard rs hhds sugarW Dqnhart
0 order-Total, 10 bales cotton.
upELOuSAs hhds sugar Mtebberger &eo-s.
hides Beilefa mdsf ENorth
do Moth, smsdes aco do FIois- do cssks iow csa
Degiuysundries TO LabatJ Aionas
and order,