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ADJUSTMENTS.


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voaeeaMis Giles sdy city, hst %
TIE performance conclude with E bufoS
Dog or CLIENT.
:. ~ ~, - ~, nnr1y- ,ytDu I. T,x.p,, Y -,
=, -. M M.steys-a cARRf henss n.s.sre-c
CFIESLEY Taz sUKxn open at SIX O'Clock.
rises at ladls ss .tSe 10 oll ress,yso
M-nr AGIBEys YApTFTrEs Trrsn.v Nov
aiTns evening Splendid bill 81 PlscdsF night Of
JEANETTE AND JhNNol IN whiSn Franfoa lfAfet WI ~
pear 70 ms 2sAI part o. ~ a ~
Drad Russian dhrteuH WIZ dance Dew tiiss fs
h Meas p b9ssst e IS Poiltan intrsdq ing
Nine Msrae sns Ftorns Ftanek ieh ano "a
Podassd BY The RAssli also be
preseated Frnnooi kavs . 1 ne coo6st end Gown
- --,-T,,vT - rr. w. - 49,, o.
a RMOR1 hALL--6ECoND WEEK OF WEST q
sssnt ssk Mi B. aodaeed many TuREs soag
which will be iGuad the JULIEN BukLEsQDE
LIZ TpRE on WoMAS's RIGHTS, NE" sosfs DANCES AND
ts, For pateuafs see BINS o. ne gay. =.
E$ Ticket. 90 een TIER ana Galery - esh.s:
| 4&e AZ nAl y f Z TX. HeeanAsssr. .
/ nsld ~ 75--=5z- DIX. y. a. suess.i asenE.
- 80 1T..,., .,rT-y,YC ~ .rr7c,t1Yv,r & 90
| a. ANNUGhG6 aMEhlCAh# MOoEUms5 o1
Hotsl ali
RIM ;b law and ed etugbt BEST STAT
| uksY ever exhibited . inf country Eereps.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
KnrkA. gW"

Vauc!nee ........Point
Windermers. 40, d3
Wizard King. IA ID
Young Brander. -Ss,d3
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY MORNING, November q, 1864.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Ship Adams, Westcot, for Bordeaux, Up Whitney Dec
Ship Toulon, Upsher for New York, Chester Hllard
Bark Leus Yeazie, for Naples, Jenkins, Williams Dec
Schr Cannon, Ssai Campaehy, zaehare Aet
Schr Apbonaine Bernard for Sabine Pass, Wlekham acc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21
CATTLE MARKET.

~ MONDAY EVENING, November 20, 1854.
Arrived to-day 35 Western Cattle 1876 Sheep and Is
Calves The stock Offering is ample, and the market
easy for purchasers at our quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PAINTS.

NTEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT.-The sub
crbers have now hand constantly supplied from
mandatory Of Zinc Paints made hs the New
jersey Gins Company which they ee the sde and
terms Oils Of u.s. 50 and leo
nnv white Brown and Stone Colors, For sale by
myl G. G. ho6EkI q Co.. 10 lamp atreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21
A correspondent Of the London Times has ia


A correspondent of the London Times has ia
oense at remark Of very doubtful significance used
by the French Emperor and comments upon in the fol
lowing style
The words in spite of timid counaes which in
Louis Napoleons letter of coincidence to Madame de ST.
Arnaud published in the Moneur cannot be passed
words of slight Importance On the contrary they
of the highest Importance 1t impossible that they
apply the French because the Emperor had been
dissatisfied with the tmidty of his officers to be in
duced to complain publicly of the character of their
sells he would have taken the shorter of suppressed
ing them Those words must therefore, apply to the Eng
fish for however great may be the interest of the Turks
the Austans in the contest not for either
of them influential voice in deciding the in
yasion of the Crimea.
We have then, the opinion Of our Imperial ally Off
ciay proclaimed to the whole world that the counsel of
Englshmen, touching the invasion of the Crimes
tainted with timdity grayer charge is difficult to
imagine That the Emperor preferred it otherwise than
the result of his firm conviction and after careful
sderston of its probable effect all concerned it is i'm
possible to suppose In ordering the publication in the
Monteur of these omnous words the Emperor must have
intended either brand with ignominy the character of
of generals admiras in the Black Sea-
or to point at senile incapacity.
Whichever was his intention the duty OF the Govern
ment clear They impeatyely bound to guard the
honor of army and navy. They equally bound to
satisfy the nation whatever affects the national honor
Their first duty is to ascertain the precise meaning and
object of the Imperial accusation Their next either to
refue it to consgn the justly accused to merted pun
isbment,
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EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.

NEW yoRK-Shp Mediator Asaorted merchandise.
BRIsToI-BaYk sierra Nevada36s railroad
BRlsroI-Bak Prenssso railroad Bridge
Brother.
ARANsAs-schr Taahassess bales wool 52s hides Bron
IA do to MASTER
GIAsGOw-Ship CGcutta9O2 casks Maxwell dco9s
Tne, ia Scoq4s pipss
tons pig iron d Loyg-25o do Choeau q Vale.
IyERPooL-shpA Mary crockr4557 sacks crates
and aorted
1850 hampers rnaserl bale w Haynes coI
box dse f. Wood dep.
ggEMENBark Fides40s baskets Teo Meyer nie
Bnddeeke do toys glassware Gaaehe42
90 do
Marion 6co2
d,ath dco-I cheese Dunfe Tktn-46 ORDER
IIyEpPooIShip II Jarys-e19s
coal bricks 50 dozen Whitney dseo79
cask crater eatthenvare IS nails
10 bkps orderl0
G9inefe0 hardware do holowwae Pollard ttcl do
&co2do Ferguson9J bts hoop Fraud Adan
LILO Atmrong9o dc, 90 Baqgel2T bde hoop
Pelham &eoi9030 sae IS Lgall Davidson 9s
mig RerrhhaHf mdss do
EMargnanl bas do Msrburv Foster III bd
e9 bdc i46 tin Lke-5 pkss hardware
Brown iswey Nelson &co-T 80 pkgs
cbnery pms W Rachsne &col NJ Payo4s pkgs
do F,os II Homcs- thsad, hardware,
css do hollow do Richards Socum casks hardware
N fIauseI &co2 W I5n-i W Shawl
syidA Ptiestly g. Ben5 Persins, Campbell
Fny Sickle &eo4 do NJ Cutcheor, Howell do
do Waterman Bo5 do GGsines
sDdo DO gale bids pans Shark
| Dhy stauhsr-C Tndas A B0uaseau &co.
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CROCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

Drug aESesEtctftes, EseSfiSfaes'y, etc.
s9- his respectfully call the attentionof
Painters PhyscisnH Families his well assorsed rtoek
comprising his line fbusinss all hichun N
eratsinhtion will found FRESH ANpaENuINE. Darng
season SODA AND MEAD of the very
withali Mineral
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK Bar Rooms sgpplied
with HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
| GOULEY BUFFERS, etc, THOMAS RANKIN,
dAwly Apo,beeaty Camp and 5oYdraeat
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A MEXICAN ARTISTS, UNION. AMEr

A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNION.-THE AMER
n cAN ARTISTS, UNION, would respectfully 70 he
ala'ng taste for the fine arts throughout country.
sw ssoRiss ST galley
sa. s o Largo s %
but inspire eoaynen taste o wotks q Art to present
vs. q he actual
Eash ns
+. hin vs a the ss 1 asG s E E5s u
e Z Il. sss pas one Of the En-
cit f IKE viii innssss5 y ; sSSS ~
The COMMITTEES believing ,ha The this Great National
psssysng Agents. have resolved 10 Treat with such
Any person whing become Agent by sending Rad
wiz receive oy tsayn nail pns dollar Engraving Ticket
On lie cOmpletfon The sale, the Gifts via be placed the
& 4h n
100 Marble Bus,s OF Washington 10000
100 Calhoun. 100 10000
Essss, 81 Fsn;s; 81 is;i 100 g s
| 500 Steel Pa.a Engreyhgs, brilliantly colored in oil
c gut Psa IN 10 5000
1Vse OIL 9TH. Of the washington Monument, s0iiS
Steel Plate EagavinS from 100 '''''
| plates, now in possession Of and owned by the
Artists Union. OF the market value Of from 50
f ffns 8 dwelling, N s street,
~ Building Lots in l6t and l0tBt streets, NewYofk
1000 $4,000
100 Wills Sites containing zach 10000 square feet in
the suburbs OF NewYork City. and commanding
Long Island Sound, ~. $4,000
seenrity $50 each 5000
| so !" !. 100 each 800
100 h !" 800
$50 ~ Z" T" 20 each 5,00
5000 j" /" each 1900
T Reference regard the Real Estate, F. ]. VSScRER
CO., Real Estate Brokers, Hewyork.
~ [pos psd1 with money enclosed to be addressed,
| j. W. H0LBRooKE, Secretary, sos Broadway, N
E The Engayngs in the Catalogue ready for delivery
Cd Sns
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JoNsIGNEEs.

Per bnrk vosrto from PhiadelphaRM Harrison acoHarImsn
aeoJ deoN MarscbeL sturtsvhnt 6coF Foigr
Eco-sark stauner-Beck h Rks-hA &coo sauy
Coz, ellis & Boyd N Smith and order.
Per bark Mediator from New York. Woodruff &coC canere
oglesby Aacaula-F John Hall
Miller Harris WadoW aecrsakeas-H Bennabe-T
George Foster &coeorgs
johnson &?oJ Falgw stsphsnsJ Wallis W Baoth-Ds
Blanc 4 FanshnuxT Paysn &co M Greenwood Taylor
HarttF Kenneit &eoW Andiewialoney Bro Markp
ca Wright &co--C I Buddeeke &eo aud order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

Those nabs fhF tie of RUPTURE 10 all its
increasing popularity the afflicted proclaim
with hsaeoy II eursd-I am
cured, by the use of
sHERMASs PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYnil
Medical Faculty this country we'll throughout England
their appreciation this Curs
tive while they she only that conuetedn
with tbs Surgery. Asiars In effect soil
asshefs, it's light eaac eomertablete
completely heFn ring and perfectly ha
that
that the
equally much its application
emy the
Of will result from It, Dr. lawrence the
English writer Hernia ably il Of the
ions mechanical
E- RUPTURE REMEDY is external application
facilitating and adding
preventive
ab5 omen, predisposionso rupture,
experience the proprietor of this popular Remedy
ho has devoted many the study and treatment Of
annhea select OF the
size andshape promote speedy and radicalcure.
lar Particular attention given to Esuptured Child
PLANTERS and oses their SLAVES CURED without
with thsrsbo and enhanced in VALUE and USEFUL
NESS. &sstF eSz
the Curative TRUSS and RUFTURk
REMEDY avoid worthless must be part to
the she inquire
1 or and hsye personal interview with
DR.. SHERMAN,
ishss Iysp 20 81. oharles Sas
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JEwELRY..

Hyde y Goodrich,
CORNER OF CANAL AID ROYAL STREETS.
. MANUFACTURERS oP
sILyERWARE AND DIAMOND sEWELRY.
IMfoBTsRs OF
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES; i,ts5
PARIS JEwELRY; FINE CLOCKS AND GUNS
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
~ Superior woskmen employed in Diamond stug Waeh Re-
paug Jewel Making sFsrw4rs order Engraving
Printing Hair Bsdng Electro Gliding and Plating
s2S lYaP
BIsINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc kE4
E.A.TyLER, 80 CAMP STREET, has cenaIanty 5flA
napd is receiving BY eEery.arIi al, GOLD LEVER, A
DUPLEX and CYLINDER WATCHES, Of all the teat aAA3
makers. s55.-
variety. sse4As
GOLD PENs PENCILS, THIniBLEs 6Beh lEs. ate. FINE
8aACELETs BROOCHES, NECKLACES. RINGS sILNERW ARE.
SPOONS FORKS, LADIES, CAST0RS, CUPS. PITCHERS,
PLATED CASTORs, TEA SETS Can DLRSTlCks uRNs,
RICH FANCY GOODS, LEBINts FINE pERFEMEfsf-iogsheF
great mention.
AnsPEGTAcLgs Gold, Silver, Shell o. Steel bovsdaTuss
constantly
NH sts5f ne . shor, rntife nS II
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LeishfOss y RGrbOt,
~ CLoTHIERS
S. ". Corner Cenal and ST. Charles streets, s.4
constantly hand superior asaornento Of all kinds Of
articles apperanng 10 Geutleuau's Wardrobe.
tg- LEIGHToN's PREMIUM sHRTsA full supply Of these
Shirts hand. and Of such variety of ss
end styles difficult and please The
fastidious o5l Spiy
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CLOTHING.
Norris s. W'as

.v'orrts 8 Way.
cLoTHIERs,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
tunder City Eotei1
10" Keep constantly hand SUPERIOR STOCK OF ALL AR
TleLEs REQUIRED FOR GENTLEMEN,s WEAR. $50 spIy
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS
vi. TUESDAY MoRs1so, Novsml

TUESDAY MoRNrNG November 81 1854.
COTTON. The demand rather better yesterday,
and about 5000 baes changed hands without alteration
of moment in prices s4 WI
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. @
Inferior ........5kN6h Middling Fair. .....--fD9A
Ordinary. .7541B7& Fair .............-D10s6
Middlng .......... .808A Good Fair ........-t@-
Good Middling. $685. Good and FAN. ..-o---
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. ".~t-7 NY
r. CorroS-baes TorAcco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept -2667S 2t,712
Received sinee. 2T3L26l l,Sl5
g yesterday. 3,965-2TT,22 GOO Asl6
soS,eo4 2;,527
Exported to date ...... 155.64T 49, SA
yesterday .........S5 l55:942 4s5-E's69
stoel. nm and MT cioarad LIZ org Ii R5s
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u YON'S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
said to command the attention Of
public this article when convinced that It's pure and nnadhe
ttbtd
genuine character extensively culinary PURPOSES
mi To the afflicted with Dyspepsia
summer Cholera, GeryauA Dehy and Aue DE-
eqaa effect. manufactured by e. THOMAS LYON, Chemist l6l
broadway, New York.
E Inquire for LYONS PURE by reputable Drug
sisls thrgus hout world Sold in New Orleans py
J. WRiGtE x CO., lhl GhartIss street
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Ship cacut from Glasgow reports that the 9th and 10th oc
beI latitude 81 longitude A. while lying in hurricane from tbs
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EnRLEANS THEATER. TUESDAY, Novem-
vembr u, Is5f-sscoed night Nine ckMBIER-Wil b
asted the grand opera by onet LA FAvoRiTgssss DnaC
LacroiY b. eE ers-Mrns Gambler.
~ NorEPsfsont who have sgagsa eAta requested % cal
Tickets before oek obsrvit. TREY will b sis
posed Of
The public informed that ths Controller, have ordsrs 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-21

d RMORY HALL--SEcoND WEEK OF WEST &
Ia FEELS ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MlNaTkELsDuring the
vii be NEW FEATURES,
which will iGuud the JULIEN BURLESQUE, BukLksQuE
TDRE on WOAAS'S RIGHTS, NEW SUNttS DANCES AND
| CHORUSEs,
] t5g- For psteuaTs see bills Of the day.
| kS- Ticket. 50 eentl, Tier and Gallery IS esats
- MATT PEEL, Manager,
n A hyznt
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sf-Ths evening splendid bill at Plsds-F night Of
JEANETTE AND JEANNoT in which Frausoa RAsei will
.Nnis. sas
brad Russian darteute. will dance RI ND PAS DE u
with Mons poiitan Blyss utredu ing
Nine Msrzeht Mms Vcorne FFn1ek Man Msqgn and Mons
Itsn Dences. -ASPHoDEbe best and
mos. correct panninie podassd the RAysl also
B sbSs She Cobbst ClowH.
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seal. % -. F.--HowARD LopsE No Is
ssSf An sE meetssve1y thursday EVENING Losde Room
W. sA Odd Fellowsi Hall, O'Clock, omeera-
JAS. DAVIS n. CT TEoS. BAILEY, Ve.;
B. DA SILVA, Sseretnry THADs D. VAN HORN Per. Secre
airy; A. DE SOFIA, Treasurer.
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EpLACIDRs VARIETTEs-- TUESDAY, NJ

SGT. CHARLES THEATER-B. DEBAR, LES
IJ sEl AND MAsAeEK--H CARR, Acnss M.sAsEE--C.
q. cHEsLEY. IRE Doors open at 81 O'Clock. Csraa
at oielocs.-TIIs EVENING, no bill received.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-27
Ten Thousand Copies IN Ten Days.
Uncle Tom Rclipsed by the Iamplighter

1yHE most extraordinary and Thrilling Tale Of
Il modern times This is the universal testimony
of the Newspaper Press aud the verdict of the Rad
ing Public. We have boen utterly unable to fll our
orders, so great has been the demand for this
GREAT AMERICAN ROMANCE.
Tho following arc samples Of tho opinions Of tho
Corps Editorial
We have no hesitation in pronorncing The Lamp.
lighter Of the most original interesting graphic,
and affecting tales, that has lately appeared. We
predict for 1t sale and popularity equal TO the most
successful Of modern romances. Daily Eue. Irapei-
Ter, Boston.
For delicate and forcible dolineaton Of character.
this work is hardly excelled.-- Boston Jonrnak
The Lamplighter viii shed many ray around FIRE
sides and in hearths where IL may be there Is
much Of darkness and dcspair-Dofly Bee, Boston.
The life Of Little Gcrty, ss portrayed in the Lamp
lighter, Is deeply affecting as the best sketches OF
Dickens. Few persons having commenced this work
will be willing put il aside until they have gona
through The autbor, whoever she may be. has
reason TO withhold her name, MS the book would do
credit to dHV writer Daily AdUerftser, Boston.
The Lamplighter teaches important truths which
cannot be too frequently impressed upon the minds
of all and study its instructive and fasci-
mating pages without being made better by its kind
ly influences It's author has evidently highly cul-
tivatcd and refined MS well original and magi-
native mind and writes with tho case tho classical
correctness of diction and that choice selection Of
terms, which Indicate the good English scholar In
this respect the Lampehter Is much superior 10 tn
clio Toms Cabin, whose ineegances meet us at
nv turn Boston Daiig Afios.
Published by John =. JEwETT a co, Boston;
JEwBTT, PROCTOR. a w0RTlf1NGTON, Cleve-
land, Ohio; and FOR sale by all booksellers.
March &.
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BUCHANAN ON GRAPE CULTURE,

AND LONGWORTH ON THE STRAWBERRY.
rNHIS day published, the Fifth Edition, Revised.
Il One volume I2mo, cloth, SO cents.
This volume should be in the hands Of every cu,t-
vator OF these delicious fruits for 1t embodies in
compact and available FORM the experience of accom-
plished and practical Horticulturists on subjects
which have come directly under their own obserra-
tion FOR long series Of years. OF former edition
of" buchanan on the Grape subjoin few
NOTICES OF THE PRESS
Mr.. Downing, in bis Horficathnrist says g II deals
with facts with actual experience and observa-
ton, and less with speculation, supposition and be-
Lief, than anything this topic that has yet appear
cd in the United States. In other words q man u az
take it, and plant vineyard and raise grapes With
success.
Furnishes, in small space n very great amount
of instructive information relative the culture Of
the Grape. - Farmers anil Planters Encyclopedia.
"Will be found to convey the most opportune snd
valuable instruction. to all interested in the subject"
Netzls Fruu ard F2ouu Gaydtn.
Those who desire the book sent by mail will re.
ceive it. prepaid, by remittng the price by letter
postpaid, to the Publishers.
MOORE, ANDERSON. 4 CO,
March 27-2w Cincinnati.
For sale by LIPPINCoTT, GRAMBo. 4 CO. Phil,
adephia; IVIS0N PHINNEY, New York
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NEW YORK CENTRAL COLLEG =.

Located i'm the village Of MEG rawvie In the county
Of cortland, New York, was founded in Is49 upon
the broad principles Of " Equal tights and Chris.
'ian Reforin,"a and Is open 10 all persons Of both
sexes. Of good moral character.
has been the purpose of the Trustees Of this
l. School from the first, to make IL both safe and
inviting TO Students; and VIC believe we NAV pow
safely recommend it under tho supervision and care
OF President Leonard g. Calkins, whose ability for
that responsible Office has been most happily tested
assisted by competent Board Of Instruction Free
from the unholy influence of larger towns and per.
yaded by moral influences, republican habits, and
Christian example, associated with manual labor ~e
think parents must feel degree OF security berottcn
by no other set Of circumstances.
One arrangement in this Institution, not TO be over
looked in this day OF public speaking is Rhctor-
ical Class, with daily exercises in extemporaneous
speaking. under the careful training of the President
The student Of small means aspiring to a thorough
intellectual education by his own energies, will find
in this College sympathy and aid in his arduous and
noble work
The Manual Labor Department Of the School Is
under the supervision OF Mr.. Luther Wellington n
practical farmer, kind and benevolent man. ON a
farm OF one hundred and fifty seven
primary school is taught by Mi Keziah King.
a thorough and efficient teacher, for the accommod
ton of any one who may not be prepared to enter
the Academic Department
The boarding hall will be conducted by Mr. Lyman
Butts, who, together with an amiabIe family, will
make boarding both choap and pleasant.
Tho College year is divided into three terms Tho
first term, of fourteen wcoks, will open on the fret
Thursday in September.
The second, or Winter term, will commence on the
second Thursday in December and continue fourt. en-
weeks.
The third and last, or summer term, will begin on
the second Thursday in April and close at the Col
lege Commencement. on the second Wednesday in
July.
u Any inquiries, relating immediately to tho
school should be addressed to President L. @ CAL
kips McGrawville Cortland county, New York.
Anything regarding the pecuniary affairs should
be addressed TO A. Caldwell, Treasurer, Of the
place.
We would take this opportunity to recommend to
the public tried and approved Agents Silss Ham
mond s II. Taft, and Ed. ID. Poase, as worthy Of
their confidence A. CALDWELL Gen Agent
Mc(fraacpiXe Esbrnnru 1854
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-27
A Neac and Improved Voiume.

NT00DWoRTH'S YOUTHS CABINET enters
wv upon the Ninth Year of its pu ALLEGATION, with the
January Number. This Magazine has acquired the
name of the Young Peoples Favorite." 1t has
become household word Its articles comprise an
almost endless variety; all, whether grave or humor
GUS, adapted to instruct well entertain, and the
whole pervadcd by an air of pure and healthful mo-
rality.
FRANCIS c. wooDwoRTH,
Author Of Uncle Franks Homo Stories Chico
dore Thinkers Tales, Stories about Animals, DC
is still the Editor. Tho January number contains
choice variety of articles including some Of tho best
Puzzles ever published For engravings we have
Portraits of Washington Irving, Daniel Webster on
his Farm, and host of others among which is our
Frontspiece executed at great expense in the high
est style of the art The picture is a perfect gem,
itself worth the price of the entire volume.
THE RAMBLEs IN THE OLD WORLD,
which have aided materially in swelling our sub
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