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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-24

TConnecticut has q Maine law! On
Thursday it passed through both branches
of the Legislature by heavy mujori,ies.
In the popular branch the vote stood l4e
for, 81 agains'--in the Senate. l3 to L.
This is claimed as the voice of he Peo.
pie, registered BY their agents, and the peo.
pie are called upon to enforce it promptly
and al once.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-24

OT Hon. Edward Everett, in conse.
quence Of ill.health, has resigned his seat
in the U. S. Seaate, the resignation to
take eflec; in June. Il is rumored tha,
Mr.. Everett's place has been teniered to
the Hon. Rufus Choate.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-24
AN ACT

70 n.Ls II the dasy o. County Auditors "a
10 levy exrs tsxes for road purposes, in Ger
Sac. T. Bsa saast.s By a. Gsasal A,,saSly
eT tie State Of 0AiO.
That whenever il shall be made known
BY petition or Otherwise. 10 either Of the
County Az iiers Of this State, that three
fourths Of the resident freehold tan payers
living on the line sf any state road, coun-
iy road. or free turnpike road, within his
proper county, desire an extra tax for the
purpose Of constructing, improving, or
repairing such road, il shall be the duty
Of the said Cousiy Auditor 10 levy tax
for that purpose, Of any amount that may
be desired, not exceeding six mills on the
dollar valuation, in any one year, on all
lands and taxable property. for any dis
lance on each side of such road, not ex'
ceeding one mile, and in no case more than
half The distance from such road running
parallel, or nearly parallel thereto.
SEC. 2. That when any tax as afore'
said, shall be levied. il shall be for the
term OF three years, and no longer, unless
a. the expiration Of the three years as
aforesaid, the petition or request shall be
renewed, and 10 the event, such TAX shall
be levied for the term Of three years Ion
ger.
SEC. 8. That the County Auditors as
aforesaid, are hereby authorized and re-
quired tolevy such lax as aforesaid, on The
lands and property on the line oil any
such road, in any township Of the proper
county, when petitioned for by the resi-
dent lax payers on such road, in such
township only.
SEC. A. That all taxes arising under
the provisions Of this act, may be dis
charged by labor on the proper road, at
the rate of one dollar per day, md rateaole
proportion for teams and implements.
Sec. S. That it shall be the duty oi
the Commissioners Of the proper county,
so soon as convenient after the levy OF
such tax as aforesaid, to appoint from the
petitioners, one or more agents. whose du-
~ it shall be to disburse, lay out and ex-
pend all the funds collected BY the said
tax, under such rules and regulations as
the said Commissioners may choose to
adopt.
SEC. 6. If said taxes are disbursed by
labor upon such road, it shall be under the
direction OF said agent; and the certificate
of said agent of the paymen. of such tax
shall be received by the County Treasurer
in discharge of such tax
F. C.. LEBLOND.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro ten''
May /, 1854.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-24

TNHE subscribers having purchased the Steam
l. Saw Mill formerly owned by the idow
Ogden, in Richmond township, Huron county,
miles west of New Haven, have refitted and re-
built 1t, and are now fully prepared 10 DO any
thing in their line, on the shortest nouce. Lum-
Der constantly on hand and for sale. .,
Lumber sawed into any Kind OF stuits eth
er on shares or.by the NJ. ,on the most reasonable
terms, and much cheaper than can be purchased
or sawed In this section Of country.
A share Of pa,roaageis solicited.
S0UDER s. Co.
Hew Haven, juno 10, 1S54-3m&
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-24

Ia New York, cattle have fallen in price.
90 per hundred during the pas, week -
iour, Gunng the same period, hss fallen
a dollar per barrel.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-24

Thetrees of beauty are like ligh! clouds
foaiiug over heaven of slars. bedimming
them for moment that they may shine
with greater lustre than before.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-24
ArpIToR's office,

Riehland County, Ohio, June q, 1854 !
certify that l have read and compared the
above with the original copy, and find them cor
rect JESSE WILLIAMS, Auditor.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-24

Editors .Advertiser Can you in.
form your readers what the know Moth.
ings," are ; BY so doing you will oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
OF course we can. In the east the
Know Nothings are a regularly organized
society, who have taken it into their heads
that they can govern the country a trfe
better than it is now done. They have
completely controlled the elections in ev-
cry place where they have organized.
Nothing is kno wn Of their mCde Of pro-
ceedure. Their platform, which we
published last week, may be summed up
thus: Hostility to everything as now ex.
listing, but more particularly to Catholics,
Foreigners and office>hohlers.
1t is said that this organization nuns
bers, in the city of N. Y, $4,000 adher.
enls-.mostly young and middle aged
men, heretofore of various partes-a
great majority American born, and all
voters, aud American spirit. Outside the
city, ramifca.ions Of the Order reach all
sections of the State, and it is believed
that they can control the State and ci y
elections more directly and decidedly han
any other third party rganised. 1t is
believed tina, this association is preparing
TO toke controlling part in their State
elections next fall.
Such are the Know Nothings in the
eastern states. In this locality they are
composed of different material. The
Know Nothings Of this immediate vicini.
ty are made up Of that portion of our cit-
izens who DON, take the Adveti
They may be easily distinguished by the
ignorance Of themselves and families
and their general stupidity. We are hap
py - state tina. this branch of the order i.
rapidly decreasing in numbers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

MOBILE BAY-Thu following oy beacons, have been placed
o litate The entrance into Mobile Bay:
water aif mile outside the outer Light bearing
by half NJ and hall statute miles distant The bell m toied
by the acton Of the
buoy, black and whe placed in just
bar, ranging with the bell boat and Sand Island light
barf buoy, the ~ea side OF the main channel The
north end of Sand Island bank. ~ .,1.
buey the at side Of the chanIe Mt the edge Of the
ess bunk, opposite the black buoy jlst mentioned.
SIDE The chnBne al the edge OF the
bank, and opposite Fort Morg. n.
bile h r ,sS1 Sn he Mdaie efoa"a
The east side of tho main channel the west end OF
the Middle Ground.
In entering bar bnoys left starboard hand
and black hroy on the port hind.
Buys spd ak and white be passed on either band bu
TO whe sing The bell boat close aboard
compass W by half the st striped buoy, thence by
upper striped baoysN Quarter E. From ths buoy,
running bali and passing red buoy we reach the upper
anchorage gIo Of the lower aeet
the red bHos well to steer N by three
quarters w, till the ship comes to anchor.
wooden Range Beatens feet high have been erected the
and Mobile Point. All of them will be
lighted will visible the mentioned
The Saward Beacon Sand Island painted white with vertical
the EDWARD aide tw show white Light and @h9n
striped buoy, to lesd in the ou;er har
The er beacon NJ Sand nni painted red and will show red
light. stge h the the channel
the sSasth nnk, northerly from Sand 5sland.
Mobile Point the Seward deacon painted red and will show
light THIS with the lends along the edge
the east BANK nottherts IL the outer bar.
Mobile is white, ard will show Nh
light with tie Mobile Light House. eade t.
n- sti buoy abb through lie enane at the esterd of tae
Middle Ground.
screw ~ construction, the
st ''lseyenp- tsa,nt,' tbs outlr bar
black buoy has placed the sonsh pon Of outteas
Soa' feet water, The wooda naaphip lseEd
Jus, on wi The OF Pelic,n isiqGd.
This marks the the middle ehaunel that between
Pelican and Danphn Islands beig closed From the buoy the
own The bnt il N II hait U.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
Passengers Arrived by Steamers.

From RED RivgR-By the b. E. Clark:
Had o Coast passen gers-ksnt regseI.
From PoIaT-A- La H AcaE-By he OPhelia
Mrs Pcnro Miss psproa Mr. Pen and servants Nj Hsans
FROM NAgcAEz-By lie ". W Farmer:
Browndelake William Eaton. Mr. sespn, William ssgun
Miss Fl Dorsey.
FRoM ST Lous-By the Dresden
crienslr s.ader md three sisters Ashera Mr. Foreman
lady, Kinney Gaham Crntnger, r Hepebog Hugh
Parks MIR Dugas, Mr. Hall, MIR Hickman
FROM FoRr ApaMs--By The Il. w. McRae:
James Brother, Henry Hooper, DR. CFmpte, NJ g
wilkins cee Nlcoaon air aybry, George Boone,
Jr, ID Hamen Mr. Reman.
From FlcKs sURG-Bg The Magnolia:
Mount Mr. Wick o Kenner Mr. Amter
Munk, Mr. Adsms, MFR Afdo Mr. Willy and
family DR. Morgan, NJ Sheppard Mrs Schopp.
Miss Kipkey, aiss Kelley, MISS PritGhara.
From MEMpHis-By the Bulletin No. 2:
Hennng. McMusn, " Montgomery Apple waithe, "
CLARK, Wh-Edon seyis E Mepsgad Racine p Williams
cromey Wagner, MIR York T Camp Nj seo9 II Has
ry Mr. H tl.me and sdy 9 BiaT nd lEds Canon and
lady, Farguron Mnksaean uo Cocks, Hamilton
Aerans, II Smith, Mr. tsflrd Thomas Carl, Radcliffe
Il L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
REcF1pTs on Produce.

GRAND s. ogss1 h fsssr IApa'F 81,
80 do Peucau FelIoa--auudrsa to order,
NEW AGEstssme W W farn,sgl7 bales cotton Jchs
Backne s,anos 4 NswmHl Do Gs,rSl Preasr Seo l9s DO
~ Do a T. do M nsnpGt 4 , &c 20
gns Eelowe eogunlrt o'derT5a 1909 traiea cotSn
Nc do a1nast, SQUIRE VESTS DO Mardsve ntoaia
., h rsymo d % ssq ss
ha b BrAuter, NIckenna Gbtard2 nhis sugar TO
~ 5 m S Ts,s IN. leather e SS'RRs TGs
ordeIot 800 bales cotton II hht u half bills mo
Eager Kennett &co6SS do James Connolly dso
M ~ Il araio BroiS hbds foblceo
WaHsses 6 coils rope shS Widen t ga t
wskk Buda ecks co7ss SO bis aprcs James Du
Go se oats ps d a W5s Ell Ss.
apples hicDowel25 ortersl7 bxs cheese Gsn
.be do s 8 5 s%. R %
cte II do II do hogs oersTosal 4e hhd tobacco
NEW W MRss:s hale ,ottons to oIdar
George Connsyi4a Felowes Seolsod evs,ish 4
Coz s sosss Do wight sney aeo
q Do s H. ha Do s SG oisSasFs
50 Boss5 Foley Avsry5O do D wih'Es,todO ~ Esn 4
cruhsr Ward, kcoaa do y aIcllhsnny aeo2l
lsa d .S An a DC % MAY
coils rope swney. Green &coo bbs whisky George SHAW &eol5
sAcks boardTa 2l4s bales cotton
do Wright Davenport &co2ls do Nelson ScSa2 Dc
ward But, Miller s Powell liog&ina
aeoNss Do MeRsa Goldman Asn-6 Kay
penni.tou &sos7 do Fuller asoN55 Wood iOw-5l
O. eadon Terry eo5 do B,,knsr Stanton Ne Tnaa- 90 Dc
smith johnson Do W,,haEto Jackson p Sso e. d
Carroll r. la" o do s S Btss
fayne DO Frssa sol do Il y srf.
| ril, Glye &co--3sat bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
y UNIVERSITY OF J4oU1sIANA-LAW DE-

PARTMENT-The in this Department VIII COM
MONDAY of November 1855 and continue nn-
til the rs Monday of hrrii, 1885, They VIII 'n is
Civil Common, Constitute and ptefna-
ttona well jurisprudence and facce.
will be delivered by four Predecessors.
Those by Professor Mceaeb will treat OF .,,.- - ,,,
Collisions and otnar MAJ ors
General Average, Salvage Civil and Military MnfnsIs
Marin, Experimentation and Contracts Tor Nar
Services in Building, Repairing and Supplying
embracing the Law of Prize and ne Practice
Cou Absolute Rights Of Saes IN e pseihc ana nos
tile relations, Treaties OF Peace and Private Law
Original Appellate Jurisdiction Of the supreme anu Cn
Original Jurisdiction Of the Dct Courts as Courts oil
Revenue Prize and Instance Courts Of Admiralty.
Those by Professor Raniei Hunt, will embrace ~,
l. Commercial Law as reates Mercantile Persons Mercantile
Property and Remedies They viii treat Of
Partnerships Corporations OF Prnca and
of Bills Of Exchange and Promissor5 Notes anu o III
Charter Party and Convey General shi
on and Average, Salvage and insurance. Oh sae eps
mud Sioppage in Trnnsltu. - :, r.z,oI yr,i,s;.
Practice In Courts Of efnns 'ufsde-
tion.
5. The Law of Evidence.
Those by Professor johnson will emtrace-, ,
Pleaiings II Civil Gases at Common Law.
2. Constitutional Law,
Those by Professor Rosera will embrace , -, -,
l. The Civil Code OF Louisiana conusctlon Win
Critical Analysis OF the Decisions OF Inc
Supreme Court OF the State 80 49,. - AZ
Titles derived from England span rance OF Toe
United States.
g. Tho Practice Civil Jurisdiction in Louisiana
The Degree Bachelors will be on
iall Lectures or one iai
after having read twelve months ndet tne ~ ~.
pGchble Counsellor at Law md shall on ny " va
Professors OF the honor
The each Professor twenty-five doiin's' e
five dollars dollars for the diplonia :, IL ~. ~, II r
All addressed 10
auli ata,gJ aytd c. RosEIIuS. Dean of the Faculty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
= - v
Piano Ep9rfPS.

is respectfully invited.
o3l 2p6t H, D HEWITT Agent, 50 Camp street
A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = For
"a THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
S Open every Day and Evening, Except suuday from
ID . TWENTyF1yE CENTS ADsuTTANoE, will be the price
6a s s 70
IN s5s @ass T. ]
cah fs!S Ss
SCULPTURE contributions mbody 800 pieces Of Marble
Workmanship MANY choice Statues besides now en- route from
s 4i
4sH NSAE fT FhEr RE hs M
NINE 'S's FEET IN =
g a Saa q IL G y
a ii novel, natru,vs than b examined
IN days M,n Fqpff ana
An @ opcEsTKM OF MUSIC Willie in attendance
The association offers prise Of COLD hspAl costing On.
shan hsys s.9
closing q h1i .s saia In
s Thssnss De'sE
Crystal Palace the three months closing the Of
TsInp FIVE mEDAIs eesng One Hundred
M @ if d as hf
within the and exhibited the Crystal
aforesaid al be adudged OF such eftnonihsheh'
after Ia adindR excellent rs Aforesaid.
FoURrB. FIVE MEDALS, costing Hundred Dollars eaoh CT
preferred, to the Asahoss
,sina the opening the Crbtal Palaee
exhibited bail be aduSe WORTHY
standardization next after the aoreshi
Jury OF afes thh can pc
shall Ideally sevsra
award pEe The Directors ahal proceed ~
such Jutcrr hope ne h
before the first day OF June
Association will aso their discretion award Medals or Dpo
The Exhibitors Inventors such articles as posseas
sufficient entie them such distinction.
All articles which deemed worthy OF place IN th
Worlds admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS. -. :.
and and tht
protecting articles exhibited but the Asson
ton dscas couuab.y damage TO aneh areee
mustb left the stand near the door
Crystal Warehouse visitors cannot be
pack into nut OF the building
| mX1stF es' p. T. BARNUM, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
IMPORTS.

CALLAO-Shp Gcnoa-T50 to Castillo Il iarispe
ST ANDREWS BAY-sc,r yifitor-Lumber orier
PoRTLAND-Shp White sea-e9o bales hay to ordei
NEW YoRK-Shp Uuion--Aszorad merchandise. ..5
NEW YoRK-Ship CanbriG-Assortsd merchandise
NEW YoRK-Ship { G barney Assorted merchandise.
HAyANA-Brg Grayl cgsrs % toxes do Val4s
do IA EganaO boxes do IS hb Ryas
is onions pipes Iienry2
Bors Moreno Brts7 eigas Domingo
BaENEgHAyEaship Eearnlo tssh toys "a do masieti IN
ask r.akE hardware rs bis s,ea cks
oil cigars u rk mise Bndterke aeo5
PeI.t co46 pigs DGptze eye-i5 do
ikenl do HI Stone kco53 boxes cgEF do vine do
Fisoher-l Bergman Geu54 bhs mdse q Dor
hauer4 Copper do Shark, Day Saaftt-lI
ioys uaug do mHSe Richards Do Benoit.2 do
Batrr- tsk Stasmuud Runksl2i
pk Yrkg-3 caBks mdse Warnekea kirebhHGs
t0xes rgurs Goldsmith hddmaHnbs boxes Mdse
pls vosts & Jeapreaani-40 hxss hrtware 9 Beln
Hall2 pkgs Marmrv Foster dco4
Grgg cos toys Wirgt-lpo0
300 toErs pines SsacheiOd do
Whinga W Coeier0g0 pieces stone 300 Gests
Itsi boxes Nh e cigars TO order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.


TUESDAY MoRsING, November !, 1854,
COTTON 81. :. There still active demand yester
day. and 5000 bales changed hands at fair prices. We
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ........6 6a64 hIiddling Fair ..95s So
Middlng. .s1S @S2G Good Fair ......-N1-
Good Middling. ..oj5f099s Good and Fair .....-@-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. y
coffos.eaes TonAccoa y Ids;
Received since. ......... 19S,l19 1,Io6
g yesterday. ...... 1896 2o5,2l4 oue=~ 1,7s6
28l8g2 25,448
Saturday ..,,... 400 1o21a1 49a== 9557
Stack on hand. not cleared .129Tol 1891
TOBACCO. We heard of but single sale, viz; %
hhds, of which % at 57S, and at SIC . 1t.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs -. Sugar firm, and
25s hhds were sold at s2&S4c o Is for Fair to Fully
Fair OF Moasses GOO bbls taken at Ice o gallon
for Prime
FLOUR -. The demand was good, with sales of $500
bbls including $50 superne St. Louis at 49, 1900 at So
TO- loo Plants Extra Choice at IS T5 and 100 Faons
at IS SIX y bb An offer of S. 10 was refused for a
| lot of 1000 bbls Extra of straight brand.
| GRAIN . Corn was firm, and noticed sales of 166
sacks at eS ST. and 600 Yellow and White, on the evee
at ii "A bushel Oats were in request and5 800 sacks
St Louis were sold in lots at Soc q bushe OF
Bran about 1900 sacks were disposed OF al pl o@aOPi
| IS q 100 ID.
| PROVISIONS. There was more inquiry Tor FORK
and the gales comprsed 500 bbs uninspeced Mess at
sl4 and 1850 at Sl4 so n bbl.. Bacon in good de
mand with sales of SO casks Ribbed Sides in two lots at
$50 Is also in two lots at sX Is prime at s Is Clear at
9g{ and 80 tierces canvased Hams at l2c S tb...o
Lard 100 kegs were sold at lie y Is.
HAY Northern was sold at s26 . ton, and an offe
of 1875 refused for 400 bales.
ROPE. Sales $50 coils OF &c = H.
GeFFEE.... Good demand and 200 bags Rio sold, in
GLIDING IT'S at TO- 10oat 1ok, and 1900 at 1o4e . H.
WHISKY. We noticed only small sales of Fletcher
! Extra at 42e n gallon,
FREIGuTs. -. Lower and two ships taken for Livel
pool ut 5-16d for Cotton
EXCHANGE. There was good demand at our qut
tations:
Sterling .iu3filuSta anu 4usS
FRANCS C95f. 10 q doll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

The WORLD TO CONE following were the
meditations of the celebrated John Foster on
the death of his wife They will seem to many
as a transcript of their own thoughts under
similar bereayements:
Can it be--how is it-what is it-that We
ara now not inhabitants Of the same world
tbatesch has to think of the other as in per-
fectly Il ferent economy Of existence' Whitheris
she rone-in what manner does she consciously
realize TO herself the astonishing change-how
does she look at herself as no longer inhabiting
a mortal tahernaele-in what manner does she
rscollect her state as only few weeks since
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
CATTLE MARKET,

New York sixtyday Bills. aka ct discount
Sight Checks New York .%Nal u cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
N1isH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, ETC.

NsIsH OILS, CANDLES, S0AP, etc
LARD oIl.-I5Hbbls Winter Sraned
SPERM OII.-sD bbls
WHALE OLLIE bills
TANNER OILS bbts Rank and siratsi
LINSEED 0ID--30 bills Boiled snd Raw
NEATSFOOT 0IL-20 bbs Pure;
CASTOR olL-25 bbls Blows
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-9Uot tsi
ALCOHOl,-aO bbls;
NhCKEREE-lO0Op ackages Noa. ], 2 and .;
SAI4A0S--200 pkRs, hbs and kltts;
CODFlSH-5tG boxes Churohills
HERRING-I0O bbls and 200 boxes Scaiea
SHAD-S0 halves and 50 quaretFi .o,,..
TONGUES AND SOUNDS-20ha halves and tukit6
SALMON TRou'T--io bbici o.
CASBIES-l0 boxes sperm, and 9Oodo' s'hf
SOAP-3h0 boxes Jncksons lan LlSsfniere'si
CRUSHED SUGAR--a0bblsi
TEA-50Opkgs Imperial and Pcuchongi
LEMON SYRuP-lO0 boxes VARIOUS brande
BRANDY-26 or. and IS eighth easksj
WHISh Use ibis Old Bourbon, 70 Dds Mohongaheia
. MADEIRA WINES eighth casks, very hnei
GRANBERRIES-l0b bls, 20 half and TO qri
RAiSlNS--i00 half boxes;
sbO0 boxes Fruits Pickles. Preserves lee Jams feppe
obera CLANS Salmon Boiled Mution Roast Bee
Su Vast Herbs Fer sale low b.
mpiS j. III CATER CO., Is and Is Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

INrERMENTs.--The following are the returns
from the different Cemeteries of the city for the week end
inC on Sunday. 10Th inst. at s A. M:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
WOOD, COAL, LIME, ETC.

= IME AFLoAT-4,000 barrels Thomaston
Roekland sFoNE LIME eargoes Of barks Splendid snd
81 4. DELAsRAvE L co. "a Magazine street.
PHILADELPHIA COAL-100 tons Red Ash
Coal gg ye 100 Lehgh Coal large iumpsi bulk 80
tons Iehigh Coal egg size, in rasRs ar
- j. II. ASHER BGE d co, IS st. Charles street.
g IME AFLOAT-2000 bbls Rockland Lime,
bark Splendid. landing ard Tor sale by
a. DELA6RAvEd CO. II Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
EXPORTS.

NEW y0RK-Ship Rebecca-3s05 blis foar, l box.
LlvERPGoL-shr lane iIendersgn-2oas bales Gotten.
LIyERPooL-Shp Tompcs-2slO bales cotton 93e bbls rosn
ANTwERP-Bark balss and as4 hhds tobacco 1900
saves.
10000 apg Is ecdha rs do trheefs eb'
beer.
ST ARKssesmBhp Pnmpero-s9s -four i0 do b7sal $50
pork whisky IS do meiaase 65 do potatoes o Do apples
10 s csh ~ ercs hnnH 24 ee fff -
candles aoIp 800 nck 46 do toee " bales Tagging
fnsks clothing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
ARRIVED.
tr;on Dsyis 70 dsya from New York 10 o woodruff &colzl

Ship Davis ia days from New Yo TO Woodrun &colas
diatrct -, ,.
Shin Cambria PREY from New York nasarah dis
Ship Barney, Btney days from New York to creeyey Far
wei-i4t district -,
Brig Gray Henry days sufnn 10 Castillo Haspe-
sehr visitor Biaeey days Andrews Bay master Bau
m hoata.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

MONDAY EvEsiNa November 9, 1854
Arrived to-day 70 Western Cattle and 300 Hogs The
market 10 well supplied and scarcely any easier for pur
chasers to-day for good stock
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MUsTCAL INSTRUMENTS.
PAINTS.

rEsHE Subscribers, Agents for the sale OF
various eher as
the spTces. The saHortInan consisted
CHROME GREEN, Dry and in ohi
YELLOW do;
a=@ vERMIfIIoN; PRusSIAN BLUEf t..5
CHINESE BLDsE, Dry ami in Oil;
SCARLET, Dry.
Js1 E,JHkaT CO. I9f Tchoapi oulas street.
NEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT.-The sub
scbcrs hand, and will be constantly supplied from
lie ,anucory Paints made by the now
jersey Company which they offer the rne and %
Ground Oil in packages o. %, 81 and ioo
Snna White, Brown and Stone Coers. For GALE ~
nrl G G. R0GERI CO.. SIS Camp street,
DAINTS- AND GOLORS--The subscribers,
Agents for Lesis' mandatory philadelphia have Chrome
Yellow Chinese Bua, Scarlet and Ss
lion Lamp Black PAINT Yellow ocre Spanish Brown
sss E. HART co. lot TchoupiouIaa ST eet.
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FEyEACHERS WANTED--A COMPETENT
TEACHER Classics Of the General Branch
English Education situation Alxnira Las at
salary OF s6tO together with personal expenses
Apply the Crescent Office.
TEACHER the French LargunE also wanted, who
giving Ausr aud Insrrn ,a liberal
be lnd. Address L. F. PARKER eyanIs la. sal
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

TUESDAY MORNING, November Z, 1854
psmpero ,rdge, Marks via Pensacola end Apa
>'''AA a. ttrna W G Tennletar
Shin Raisera Wolfe for New York, hFa W II Elliot
Sn Jnne Henderson Knowles Liverpool, II hshbidge
Shin Tempest, Brown, for iivoTpnol, II Ashhr1ge a
Victor, Gookmanson for Antwerp. Aahbrdge go
schr blrry Carone Nottingham for Thmpico oWckthm aet
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schooners.

GUGAR--300 bbls Crushed and Powdered,
- and 50 halt boksa Loaf, for sale by
~ H. L. STONE CO. Fulton GaHisr and LeYes streets,