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W McIsae, Smith, from New esrthsge. &
Leonora Dunniea, from Coyingoa. aae,.5#5
Oregon, Myers, from MAis
California, Frost from Mobile.
ophslta. Dimitry, from Beis..
Hanbnry the Paszestoysd down and 70
On the 22d instant King Fisher Sarbroush
thfps ] r Harvard md Reporter.
from the Passes-went down light
brought up Peter Marcy briggs euro and John Getng
schts Alice nnd j James, -
WIN Whtemore from tns Pafswsnt dowa Snt
brougb Up shps Admiral and uhlsnd briggs Polly and Prcspefo
Aiphonfs.
Towbost Fnton, From TIE Paestoed down asd
the 9if instant Sunny Side and bark Celia
brought no ship Ariel Chpoln, Susan and Mary.
Towboat Mary Kingsand Phillips from The Paetowed down
brought up ship Kouth bark cresos seh Jones and Dye
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On the night of the 10th, the bark Utica was
lost while attempting to enter the port at Buffalo.
The Philadelphia Ledger tells the following

story t.: z=z-
On Sunday afternoon, highly respectable lady who
was in search for former acquaintance, applied at
house in Seventh street. South where che upon
a sign name similar to the she searching for.
Her inquiry unfortunately directed to Jealous wife
whose suspicious easily aroused by hearing lady
inquire she supposed for her husband and furious
to the by the noise attempted to protect the lady
which only maze matters She was much beaten,
gold pencil was lost. The woman committed to an
swer for the assault She had been separated from her
husband for several months and the psir had only be-
cos resenced and went 10 vs together ths day pre-
Fious, Me-
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
TnE ELEcrIoN YEsrERpAY. election yes.

The ELECTION YESTERDAY. The election yes
terdry to fiji vacancies in the State Senate and House of
Representatives passed of very quietly with the excep
ton Of triHng disturbance at the Seventh Precinct AT
Of the polls there scarcely more than corpo
RAILS guard spectators aud the vote poled was very
small The result shows the election Of Mr. jules La
yergno to the Senate and Of Mers Jaquess and Heer
to the House by very handsome rnsjortes The fol-
lowing are the figures:
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An explosion took place in the drying house
Of powder-mi in Malboro' township Montgomery coun
IT, Pa ON the morning Of the 10th entirely destroying
the building and killing Henry Whistler and Josiah his
son. The cause Of the accident Is not known.
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BREAKING JAL.-The Tuskegee (Ala.) Re
publican says that Saturday last the jail of Macon
county, located at Tuskegee broken open by mob
headed by Rev B. F. Blount methodist preacher, and
Col W L. Reynolds, commandant of the 65th Regiment
Alabama Militia, and named Walker incarcerated
there under from the Chancery Court was forc
bly, released from confinement. The Republican thinks
the whole scheme was deliberately planned the Reg
ment was called out that day without orders from the
commanding General. The inference is that the Reg
assisted in the rotous proceedings and were sum
| moned for that purpose.
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CoNsIGNEEs.

bark Crusoe s.ephen.N Rcbasds-Flos
vile &coMarn Owen cobbA Cochran HAIL. MARKS AGO
Avet Bfos-Fet Seson-Bunnah BafGrcsean Beneeauand
order.
Per schr Jags. from philsdeptia- Meeaw
Stone Dot Bailey Blsnshad 4coB Naus AepE Iia aco
Even-Kennett Dix &eoH Packlrd-smi.h
Greenwood co-Buchhnon Carroll &oR Laughlin-psBlane
Wiisoa-U Pollard Aco-M Gurueh-Pelts Ben-Des va
ThcuasNorh, smodes deoBunne Baiif-J Dudley Geo
Massey Poutney Colns-H Frisen &eoH Haure deo and
order
ship Rebeeoa &coT Smith,
de &coJ Adams &cocrswford McKimA peagraua &cos
Allen &coA Carrisrs Payne Hs,rsonsid
ds Green aeeBeebe Williams Phillips coseayens
Rob;nson--Taylor HarttH Stone aco-A Jmss-J symeJ
Ha,yJ Woodruff aeoJames Connolly &eoH hietinnis &eo
Ietchla 2coIseele PinckTd shera MARX. AEON
nerWrEhs pavssPo AGO Ell ct &ce-Hesd Mssss &co,W
LRssoH a as & snsss
Z j coGarthwate Griffin deoC Buddeeke &coEaton q
HendsrsouA Allen Geo and order
Per aaeamh Gnzaba, Vera CRUZ Hart &eA Lanenr
NJ del Campo w Zachare &ceJ de Egana-J Rand.
ship Tarquin New YolkPekins Campbell deoA Brous
II Twiche &eo-Ward JonasA Grief &eo--Todd &eG
Dudley &coc Bnddecke &coThnmp Allen &ee
Cady HomesJ Adams &co-Taner, MPherson &eoJ Water
&co-J kemp-CrRwford McKmS nslerKaiser &co
H hcKem-snith &CooperG GuelH n Barlow aoo-B Turpd-
| Peet Simms &co and ORDER
Per ship Memphis from New York Hurbridge &eoJ Garter
AcoAandele LintonM Greenwood Geo Wight &eoCook
Waterman Bro-Brsnd& Adams-J Carter COT Gmoe-f
Petep-Lusk &co-E Hymsn dits nNew Custom
HouseT sulon-W stepesus Grief &soH Stone Eco
LoekeWS Tooe " Adams dcoA Bronsaesu &coO
Spearing Guillemann-E Savens
Gould deo-J Boyd scnPriesl-y Bein-J Wooey-Han
Burrows osrom-J sriih-P wseinHarnden'
Ksrehhof Nichols aco-A Whitng-R
MtcheI Masn--D'Arcy dco-J Ainhouse &co--J JAlbe
nhart &rnau dnFdpr
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TOBACCO There was some inquiry, but We did not
hear of a sale.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. The Sugar market was
heavy and 1000 hhds sold at 34e for Fair to Fully
Fair and for prime .Molasses was In request,
with sales of 1900 bbs 1sS1sA for prime and choce'
and 100 half bbls at p ~ p gallon.
FLOUR. -. There was good export demand and we
noticed sales of 5000 hbls, of which 700 superfne St.
Louis at SIS So $50 also So 3d. $50 in atboats at the
same 800 Extra at S. 1888 s7 $50 choice Extra at
So 100 Fine at 81 So and rs at 81 90 Dbl Holders re-
fused offers of SIS 4O0ss As for other lots of superne
GRAIN. Corn higher again, and 1900 sacks were
taken in lots, at $50 o bushe Oats were also higher,
and some sacks st Louis sold at 62f062hf most
holders asking 65 bushel at the close. of Bran 700
sacks disposed of in three lots at 81 SIS y 100 ID
PROVISIONS. Transactions in Pork were still con-
fined to retail lots at s23 U Dbl for Mess lot OF 2oo
bbls which was received on Sunday had been sold to
rive at $40 p Dbl. Bacon dull and lower Early in
the day small lot of Shoulders sold at l0t and 70
tierces Extra Sugar Cured Hams (schooley) at 1a v
h. and subsequently, 40 casks good Sides said to be at
9e or less and some inferior and Shiny at some thing
under 3D. - fb. lot of SO casks Of prime Sides was
offered at o. without finding buyer OF Beef lot o.
1893 bbs Mess was taken rate equal to sl7 30 Dbl
| inspected.
| SALT The cargo of 10000 bushels Trapani received
yesterday sold time sinee to arrive at 434
bushe The rates now however consloeraoy higher
HAY. Sales 700 bales Northern at about s1s ane
| 900 to arrive soon at $50 D ton.
| BAGGING AND RoPE....A lot of 40 bales India Bag
gipg was sold at IKE short time with interest," and 10t
coils of Rope on the levee, at s5sc.
i COFFEE. $50 bags Rio disposed of at Ss ant
| 100 prime at exc o is.
WHISKY. so bbs Rectifed were taken at 44f, ant
ION Saturday. 80 at 4s4 q gallon.
FREIGHTs -. We heard of no new engagement
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations
Sterling ana Ivy u
FRANCS Y Ne.''
New York Sxty-day Bills 1&024 y ct discoun
Sight Checks on New York..L0D2 o cent premium
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HANGED The negro convicted recently Of an
assault, with intent to kill his master Mr. Johnson
derwent Yesterday the extreme penalty of the law Un-
fortunately the rope broke and the criminal fell to the
ground hardly stunned new rope was soon procured,
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EXPORT,

cAMPEACHY sIsA-schr Aniasco bba -four, 10 naval
Hnd snndres
LIVERPOOL bales eotson, 1890 5000
tree nails. 173 pieces fog1cod.
ANTwERPsp ysncuss9oI bses cotton IT'S bids tobacco
10000 slaves.
NEW yoRKship Esher Barneso bales cotton 90 do hemp
hhds 9 bb and bali bbs siAsse hbs peans 10 bales
moas, 81 empty cssks s pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-28

A man named Edmonds was instantly killed
the 10th ns at the depot at the corner of the Penn
yvania Railroad in Pittsburg by being crushed under
car which had been tilted up for repairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-28

To THE PUBL1c.--Having looked in vain, in
Yesterdays papers for the affidavit made by against
one Eugene Macarty free of color for the insoent
vay in which he has addressed me- deem 1t my duty to
let the public know that have taken legal measures e
put a stop to the insoence of that individual.
Respectfully, EUGENE DUcATEL.
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EsCAPED--A notorious thief, named Thomas
B. Oliver who sentenced to the Kentucky Peniten-
tary from Fsyettee county for stealing and who was at
work upon house Main street, in Frankfort, made
his escape the 18th by jumping over back fence and
taking the hills He had only been in the pententiary
about two months and had near four years still to
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ARRIVED.

K 81 ARRIVED.
shn vial s,tn.o os ~ tram Bo.top to Meesr aco3d district
Ship Reporter Home from Boston, 70 " ,.
Ship Sawyer from New YORK - as.e
Bremen ship Admiral, Whiting 4s days rom Denen'
&co, in ballast-4h disrtct. p 1, h.Io.t q. W.,
Bremen ship INLAND ahuseu from Bremen IN BALLAST 70 war
neken d Kirehhof-ath disrict
Ship Marcy, hickey, II days nom fhAaepn ~ Il
brdSe 6co-ad district. -, o.,.x. =. ,..r,.
Ship Harvard from Liverpool 4sn 70
Williams GOOD district -, 4. C r...., q.
Brig John Gtting Tenis days nom sisa 10
district.
Brig Polly, at the Point . mn L.. a.,
Mexican brig Prospero Aphops Avarado TO Bare co-d
Spanish brig cnrro Roomer BaOra and Ba'ceon master
James wseo rom PHILADELPHIA to g h's'rs te'
Aco Cabaret. days Matan1as 10 arsa-fd District
BeIow-Coming UP.
Ship Sultana from New Yokr, to A Cohen
Brig Rufus Soule from Charleston, to W peWey
British achr Mary, Jenkins BeIe Honoass VIA naAn isAha
to de Eganv-2d district. g,
Sehr Susan RUSSELL days Baxos 81 pAss
d Harrison I'D diatrici
schr Ella Miller days from Pensacola. maassrBaain.
West Florida HarrsoO days cn Pensacola 70
Steam boats.
George Collier. Gosso. from Msmphia,
flying Cloud PHILIPPE, toa ~ Lenll,
MssRolA, EheHsissn. lfsa flsEspafsI
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RECEIPTS uF PRODUCE.

bales Taflton, Whiting Tul
lists bb potatoes Geodss-sundries to ordsr
MoBLE-Seamer Calionia-3o bales onsbegs Cirter &co
sundres TO order.
covINeroN- bale. cotton Hawkins
HRsonle do MLemore Currn &coToa 50 bales
cotton.
BALzE-stsamer opbeas9 hid. 80 Dbl. molas.ea to
q y ss G 10y sS
moaas Egana BOulgay Ganueaeau9l hhds
SO
Total s hhds asI bba ll6 half bbs molassas
56s Jsnss d eiss
EsgsT FaFrsly Jan.a Dr.
potatoes seoisl a T Moor. ea,Es bacon
o Miner Ms e ssss so Ro.en
sIsn-ss MIss Oakley Hswsns,5s Do Ward
ss
NEW cARTHAGE-stsamer W AcRea-I5s bales John
2 d 4 6s d. y ss
aeq.s do Washington saron 1so5 Henderson Psass
SassSss DO esess Wight Dssspes.,
] sf DO
do Dc na sms's s sse5 Do Bys
S SS tsss %s JIM
pot4tos sandrss toorderTOA alsO bales cotton
George celT192 bales e9 ss Joh9 Wa
DO ssS5si DO g.
s1a. MADDEN sa.,
Powell HepEin. Bradley, Wilson do Robnn
fsss ss:
Perkins, Campbell &co27 do johnson Seott2a
bows26 DO swney Green aeo do Wright Day, nport 1eo2
eo-l3 do Levy Summers do Me3 Adamss do II Fser
do May Vanhook &cop Pickett Mlcmurdo &coss do
oder-5 eask bacon Brady German Scosundra ordeToa
| $500 bales cotton.
Observation-Disclosures Maguoa57 bas cotton Fslowpa
Wright Davenport coao5 do Brsnder, ckenna Huhbar
Cuddy Crutchsr &cos24 do Miles Thonhi
Payne Harrison-205 Buckner Stanton Newma
1876 do swnsy Green &ol5 do Bashanon Carroll 2soss do
eol27 Robson Allenl00 do Byne Vance
Oakley tiawkns17 do George Pineiara &cess do n
n do Ward Jonas8 do George Smedes &co4s do Wright
eoei do Henderson Peae5o do Powell Hopkins4o do
Em co4s do Cleveland Brothers &co2 do Anderson Metca
u ~ Wright Davenport dco-3 do Martini Owen Cobb 81
Rawns Dnnan &co2S Carroll Prehard col3 do Cart
en90 do Robertson MDougs9o do Perkine, Campbell aco
IS do MDowe Mills SEQ do Fearn popagan eo do John Va
Stewart scot be Redgl Roberts Stewart do Curry Person
do Mciamore, Currn &cos do John Wychs 1cob do Wa
Sykes Noble-T Henderson, Terry &co-5 John Lees
Campbell StrongI do order-75 bbls pork Payne Harrison
do James Connolly &cs2 Wright Davenport &eos0 kess Is
: | smhefs &co-Totsl 1000 bales cotton.
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RI YnN,s EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA

iNGER-aohng said command the attention Of
hs bc convinced that and unsduts-
Medical those seeking hasIesa beverage destroy
the brscks rely upon us
genuine Is extensively for culinary
IN havuns cakes preserves To The afflicted with pypep
Summer Debility, Fever and Asas
Pioaton, hing ben
Manufactured by e. THOMAS LYON Snehals iei
Brosdway, New York. 4. ~.
81 Inquire Tor LYON PuREGlNGER hea " sPatseis piSs
sis.a thlAazhoas thu world Bold 10 Nav oIlsans by
ole sGsp u NRiSAE Sua Ass SNefRss s"ss'
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The schooner Maitow, laden with two hundred
and twenty-five tons of railroad iron from Oswego to De-
trot was driven ashore in Grand River, opposite Nair
port Ohio on Sunday the 18th inst and will prove
| tai LOGS
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Miss Abigail Moon, represented as very es
Unable young lady persisted by the burning of house
Burlington Vt. on the 18th inst
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An unknown German woman was run over
and killed by railroad train Cleveland the 18th
inxtnp
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A man by the name Of White, imprisoned for
the killing of his brotherinlaw succeeded in eHectne
his escape from the Harrisonburg jail in Catahoula
parish this State the night of the 10Th He was to
have been placed upon trial the next day. and as his
chances acqutal not very promising, he con-
cuded to save the parish any further in the mat
ter and took an unceremonous leave No effort made
to capture him.
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INDIAN TREATIES treaties, says
the Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
more than concluded in the space of twelve
monhhave been made with the Indians during the past
fsnplp
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The Cincinnati Times tells q story Of a jury
in that city who could not agree and finally cast lots
decide whether their verdict should acquit the prisoners
or and them guilty.
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JEWELRY.

Hyde 8 Goodrich,
CORNER OF CANAL AFD ROYAL STREETS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
sILvERWARE AND DIAMOND JEWELRY.*
IaiPoRrERs
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES;
PARIS JEwELRY; FINE CLOCKS AND GUMS
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
y Superior workmeu employed Setting. Watch Re-
paug Manufacturing Jewey Making sverwaf 70 order Engraving
and Card Printing Brading Electro Gliding and Plating
oQB ty3p
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS,

TUESDAY MORNING, November 2s, 1854.
COTTON . The market yesterday was unsettled by
the Batics accounts and prices irregular and gem
orally more in favor of buyers The sales embraced
about 1000 bales. We yet quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICA ALTON.
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~ Those the Of RJPTnR in at ~
ms are popularity the afflicted
10 with heartisltjcY, 81 cure an
cured, by the use of ,..,,- ,,,,,..
sEiERAiAN,s PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE AEAspA@tit
The Faculty this country rel a. ME-
sud universally expressed their ~ =,
tive Truss they pronounce the only enc tnst
sssprnncs With the Surgery. ASH
iifrs ii actiogaro others, tits light elastic M ~
closes rompsey herna and sriscs tes
RAPTURE But hes lett DC
,h that the unfortunate mus eo st
acure; they sapgy snash 70 Us eeee,
familiar with the aonS q iae AZ
Il truss So good will result re y g N
srsed Eugsh writer On Hernia aoS aisHeati' eae w M
opes mechanical surgery. ,b.h
fsy- The RUPTURE RkAitls u
.tsr uaby adss prasnaaf he egis
ID use aeertsin preventive Faeh thess u NeaHAas
ahaomau or predispnaitlon 70 rupture ,sr,s,,,
poprietoro this epun Truss and
Who has the study ana az
9snure select aoR ssAet
Ina ma shaps 70 prounts speedy and rsesi cure
rSf Particular given Rrptac
PLANTERS ehsrs have their siAN ~
interfering with thsrlaho and enhAness III VALUE alH ~
NESS. rr,Y,-c - sffprfpE
RENEY snd % avoid worthless ans must 20 part sf Y ta
Sar the stor and 70 sae
| o. add hAss aPsrsensl izsEvssR MIA
DR. SHERMAN,
| ,asss Isss 70 Sd Cksssss ~
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Tu1HE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Agent

Ill OF the Old Established
House ARBoUIN MAkEIT 4
CO., Tor the sale OF the superior
BRANDIES, also SOLE I'M
PORTt.R Of the celebrated
PoULTSEY BRANDY, Is now
prepared to receive orders for
either, to BE- shipped direct to
any point In the ulion, d. the
lowest market prices for Cog.
nae
| ~ Samples can DO seen q!
! the oHas. s.V
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CATTLE MARKET.

MospAY EVENING, November ~. 1854.
The market pretty active to-day and small sup
ply of Western Cattle remains sale, with an ample
stock of Texas and Attakapas Cattle, and moderate
supply of other stock Prices pretty firm at our
quotations, viz:
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place whatever confidence he may choose in the
statements and speculations Of the writer:
The Administration astonshed with the news re-
ceived by the Asia They have official advices confirming
the report the backing out of Louis Napoleon
in the soule affair Pierce affects extreme delight but
Marcy suspects there is something still behind And
there is 1t il covered up in the following advces re-
ceved here by the last steamer:
yery warike dispatch has come to hand from Bu-
chanan touching relations with France in connection
with the Sandwich Islands Cuba, the Dillon affair at San
Francisco the st. Domingo ntrgues and the Soue ques-
ton Old Buck in this dispatch, urges the most dsc
sive measuresa powerful navy-the immediate annexa-
ton of Cuba, at all hszarda No time to De ost We
ing France may frighten Spain out OF the Island
the ever faithful island Of Cuba He opposes any i'm
mediate action concerning the Sandwich Islands They
will keep He goes Cuba before any thing else and to
the exclusion Of every thing else which may interfere
| with Cuba
out He is too sowthe Kitchen Cabinet are in the
spracy They believe that the Presidents position can
be only retrieved by war stong counterexctement
on our foreign affairs against the political revuson at
home. If Marcy goes out the plan Of Soue Co. IS TO
put Buchanan in his place The PRESIDENTS message 70
between the Congress at Ostend and our Premier the
former trumphs authorized to say that we shall
have Cuba in less than six months-no matter now.
the more pacific policy Marcy adopted by the Presi
dent reported that Soule and Buchanan will resign
and nome :. .ba po bn the other side
soule, it is said, will not return to Madrid through
Francew net even go to Paris to partake Of the ban
uuet proposed to he given him there but will take the
steamer San Jacnto Southampton direct for Spain
the ship having been detained by Mr. Buchanan for that
purpose. But, in the time, it is feared that the
revolutionary affiliations Of Soue in London will result II
still aggravatng complications with France and
Spain. Hence Marcy 10 gloomy and taciturn. he eTl
IDENTIFY suspects the plot against him-the troubles In
embryoand is sorely perpexed Pierce will not lister
the recall of sone matters stand They have gone
too far Marcy will therefore be compelled to allow ou
ibusterng Minister to run to the end OF his tetner
soue and bis freeating diplomatic associates have thu
secured the upper hand Marcy and he is PoWeress
Soue practically at the head of our European affairs
and it will 90 hard if do not obtain red hot war
or as beautiful quarrel with France and spain as the
Cuban Junta could desire. One thing Is almost Ger
tain-we shall either have Jolly row" with Franc
and Spain revolutionary fuss In the family at w ash
| ington. .4.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PAINTS.

NTEW JERSEY ZINC PAINTING sub
erbars hay. now hand will constantly supplied from
the snufetory an assortment made b. the New
Jersey Company which they The trade and
terms 0 psckAges OF ii R ARD ioo
Tbs. Snau White Brown Stone colors. For sale By
myi g. z. BOGshf a NJ. 90 oahp ss'eeN
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Major General Wool, Senator Weller and
lady and two three others, recently very
being killed in California by the running away Of the
horses attached stage in which they passengers
The stage was brought stand STILL just before reach
ing preepice by coming in contact with stumps The
driver thrown twenty feet and had his collar bone
hrnkan
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A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNIoN.-THE AMER

m "
4 n T1 ea siss
- ps s ss S
sale for their s and
9 not only give @ art
hs os q . 'h'n are
ss a1shsssP Il % receives
sR snS @Sas n
!, ps an & @ Be .sa ess's
splendid Engavngs selected from hs catslogas - n.
fsss
e III Tisfss aaiieI
The oume believing that the success this Great National
will BIS sy hs energy sna u
OF on ~ mest ss TERMS
Ans ~ wlss9s ka
ns nd h al ss s in the
of.hs Be hut a. dSs a
LIST OF GIFTS. -
Busts of Washington, i ooO
ilssss 1ss 5ssS
100 g 81 Calhoun 100 ie,oVo
Elegant OLD Paintings. in splendid gill; frances ,oa kooo
100 IL fss 5ss Cd cId Paintings s0'
ssi esse Engraynga brilliantly eooed in OIL N saot
oil, Washington Monument, aanas inches .a.O,
as1 Steel fi.is Engraving nom 100
R nr.,s' G|oa e & IT, market value
is ipas DWELLING street.
"a Building Lois 100 and
o viz si,s, asa s ssss @ square
magaihesst new Of the Hudson River and koa 5000
sas sssa' Cash.
security Is *: :::s *
, 100 100 a. 20 zach Soc
CO.. Real if Rssas b sssYort.
Orders ';s pa5
s Tho Eagsngs the Catalogue ready for delivery
Of sas u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-28
BANKERS.

n OUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp ard Lafayette sessThis
oneorpof.tfon the
State will opened for the transaction Of business On
DAY the Sd inatant. =
Tho which sstahed aply that ofs Saving IN
suon. afording all opportunity ccura
Ting their y provided the Charter that ss sa 80
Dime viii be received deposit.
For Money dspoitsd following been
tebiithed sass.sz4sl ssH ~
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Of three rent
Deposits less than months, inter
est at the rate Of iour per cent. per
Deposits for monhs interest at the Of ave cent per
Money deposited subject rscsvsd win
be allowed.
Fridays deposits will be received onfy from Eeslss.
....TRUsTEE5....
WIN. RI. GsraudE w. B. Bobbe, Dennis CrouAn,
Pat. Irwin, Jas- NJ Fofgsy, gno,E Camdsn,
Geo c. Lasrason, Emo. CoIsmany las NJ. Eanf.
R. L. Robertson, VIM II. OAKLAND, President
NewOrIesns. August j. 1884, su9ty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-28

Three persons we're burned to death in Gin
cinnat on Thursday the 18TH One was blacksmith
named Robbins whose clothes took fire while he was
warming himself at the FORGE and although his fellow
workmen did their best to exnguish the flames he WAS
so badly burned that he only lived short time The
second was daughter of Mr. Saxon hotel proprietor
and the third daughter of Mr. Merrick both of whom
persisted from their clothes taking fire.