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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

II AIDES WINTER SHOES-WE ARE NOW
l 4 opening direct from the most fashionable Eastern
manufactures
Ladies' winter Caters, assorted colors;
do Kid Morocco and Calf Skin Boots s
do Buskins and Slippers tr
do White Kid and Satin Caters; ...-.
do Metallic Sandals and Over Shoes.
In addition to large assortment on hand for LADIES' GE
rLRNRN MssEs BoYs and CHILDREN adgptef 10 the
to which we invite the attention of purchasers wholesale
and retail. A b. d Z. W. R0BERTSON,
nov23 No. As College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11
FRESH ARRIyALs.-aOo nIIDs. SUGAR.

L all grades;
100 barrels Of Moasses; ......
100 half barrels of ofMOlasses;
tierces of Rice;
5 packages of Mackerel;
90 packages of Cranberries; ..... ...r..s....
$50 lackages of Rasins;
l0bags OF Almonds;
90 casks of Porter and Ale;
90 coils of Manila Kope
so packages Market, Clothes and Covered Baskets;
100 packages Buckets Tubs, Pals, &C.;
20 barrels Pecans, Flberts and Cream Nuts;
90 packages Cogniac Brandy;
10packages Madeira and Cherry Wines;
40packages Port and Malaga Wines;
10000 superior Havana Cigars .-- .- o. ...'
500 Deiniohns $4,000 Corks.
For sale by ljan19l EDWARDS HARRIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11
BEN. III. NOEL & CO.,
HOLESAL ROGERS,
COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND .r-
FORW RIDING HANTS,
- fif u ~ AND DEALERS IN ar = m
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, ga
-,i--1 fii College street. 1tl r5

.a.yua WINES AND LIQUORS. s... .-..-I
200 bbls Pixies M'a Whisky; pipe Irish Whisky;
100 do Pates Rectfej do; 9 do Holland Gin;
so do Browns d ID do; 20 bbls Old Pot Wine;
so do Old Monongla do; 20 do pure Peach Brandy;
so do Old BosTbon do; 95 do Apple do;
100 do American Brandy; so bks Champagne, b b;
80 do Rum; 40 boxes assorted Cordials;
80 do Gin; 20 do Hook Wine;
40 do SM Wine u 90 do assorted Brandes;
Is do Walkers Ale; % do Claret Wine;
2 % pipes Madeira Wine 20 do Museat do;
Sherry Wines; 20 do Brandy Cherries;
Is pipes Old Brandy; 10 X casks Madeira Wine;
In store and for sale by BEN. Nj. NOEL h co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11
FOREIGN LIQUORS.

FOREIGN LIQUORS.
4 PUNCHE0N Pure Irish Whisky
L do Scotch do '
'...-- pipe Pure Double Swami Holland Gn;.-
4 pipes pure F. Brandy, best brands, very fine;
Is Il casks old Port Wine; .. - -
r 10 :" MADEIRA Wine;
25 baskets Anchor Champagne, very fine;
janI'a. t H RE-. HE'LL.
TUST RECEYED-l0 BONES OF LANGHORN L
- ARNISTEAD'S finest Tobacco 25 doz Zinc Wash
Boards, and for sale by r. F. BELL,
deel No % College street opposite Sewanee House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11
RECTIFIED WHISKY
STEWART L WEAkLEY.

~ RARREIS RECTIFIED WHISKY; For sale low
~ by ldecll Z. S CHEATHAM& 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

WHOLESALE & REIAIL GROCERS
NO. BROADWAY,
IIAVE on HAND and offer for sale-sO0 bbs Flour
Z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

!. NrI-PATENT MEpICINE HOusE.-WE

Booksellers Canvassers and Book Agents supplied on
he most liberal terms. sept2'-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

TNDERW EAR.-We e have in Store good assort-
ment of Under Shirts and Drawers of silk, MerinOs,
Shaker aanucl, DC, &c For sale by
MYERS 4 McGILL,
Ladies and Gentemens Furnishing Store, No Sc Col
lege street Lieo4oi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

-aI4Iy -lI,d -4u 10 s,asD-- s-sE - soss.rsn /
us -sl.rs1 gsaia.iL oai 80 a1aalo aai A5o'- Z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

7 OOK.-Who would buy on credit when they can buy
/ \ so cheap for CASH. am selling
4 boxes Sariines at 40 cents; f--
f5h II -" 80 rs" -9 Es ci-
Fresh 0yeters at rs cents per cam ESQ, hra a. "a
g Salnons 50 2pound cans; - IN D..
45 r.
Lobsters 75 .-s 1
Fresh Figgs and Macoaronis just received by
ianle '5t F 1'- JOHN NIXON, ir.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11
DIR. j. w. GRAY.

"AS removed to No. CT erry street. ncxtdoor to DR.
W. IIsll Resdenee-Sewanee.
JAMS sat-
nR p >. NUuDwARD.-o Office No. Cherry street,
Ihree doors north Of Church street has hand acme
Matte OF best quality, whh be will supply to the
pros sion generally octS-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

VOLBAKS.-Eyer variety Of Shirt Collars received
I 7 and for sale by ~
eb4'5I MY EltS x McUlLl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11
NEW CARRIAGE WARE ROOM,
- "a 2c onI "a nsadericE Street

= NfIIRIS SIEIRTN!! S1I Tx Is J! |! !-hecelNed
= this day another supply ofShits. with and without
collars best quality, all warranted 20 fit For sale by
fsb4'5t MYERS 4 Mc(iIIL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

TSORTY LBS. PATENT DRYER, SUPE-
RlOR to any DRYER row in just received aud for
sale by dec3l Il " Ntof Ell
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

THE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand choioo
and well assorted stock Of article usually kept IA
their line Of business which they offer unusually reduces
prices for cash. Among which may be found foowinx
VIZ: .--. .... .. ..
Cheese at Cincinnati Prices wholesale BY retail 10 per III
Oysters BY the Cans 721x cents.
Sardines By the box 9I;5
Candy, for cash only, IOsl
sE .r.. ... .r..- J. G.. 4 c. ROBERTSON,
tebI4 -. .. ......- Bruadway
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

IMAM KNOW THYSELF."
An b,palaable Book for 25 cents. "BD9y Family
,Jo,,L9 La,,e N nonun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

TUST RECEIVED-For Family use- a
- chest extra fine Imperial Tea; ai
.-n 4" POuchong d" $3.50.
- 2 B" extra fine -.
6 boxes fine Imperial
box Essence Coffee; - s u
. Il" sweet Chocolate 1a
STEVENS GIBSON.
feb2 81 h.. tast . No. College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

T IoUORs-Do -DoMEsTIC.--s0 barrels New Yss

EOREIGN LIQUORS.--I puncheOa Pure irsh
IL Whisky;
pnlcheou Scotch Whisky; --t
pipe Pure Double Swami Holland Gin; af
. 4 half Pipes pure French Brandy, best brands,s
i quarter cases Old POrs Wine,
10 MADEIRA Wine.
% baskets anchor Champagne, very hne.
febI "a it. @ K r. BELL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11
TAYLOR'S INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,

nHICk DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
ID The Brick House, NJ. Cherry street laely occupied
by Gen = R. Anderson, viii be rentedto good tenant
for the wear 1854 Apply 10 RAMAGE CHURCH,
dees! A. College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

OK HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EiGHF
y LBS. RED LEAD, JUST received and lor sale
bv Tdec3l1 ii u SUN Eli I'D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11
. GROCERIES. sstas
7. J. CLACK,
Wholesale Grocer.

Co4NlSSI0y AND .EoRWARDISG KsResxxy
Cotton and Tobacco Factor.
Corner Of CsEIs2s and Gaurr6 ssrests, E,....u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11

IhB OOTUIaI IS put UP hlShIl cOhccntrated, pint
bottles. .... .H.. .t '.r.-.
PRIck-s3 90 per bottle; for 81 OO for SI2 90.
G. H. RING, PROPRIETOR,
-.t. . .i- 1872 Broadway, New York.
Sed by Druggists throughout the Unsd SAtes Canada
and West Indies and also b. w.E q ssA a successor
Cartwright Armstrong Market and Broad Streets
Nashville, tennessee. .-.. lOcts6-d wStiGm
w. T.. GRAY. SOLE AGENT
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-21
Small Change.

Ycr the Chronicle
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-21

The director of the Mint in Philadcl
phia, adver.ises that "therc are tons Of
silver change and small gold pieces in
the mint, ready for distribution. Every
Bank in the city pays it out freely. Why
is it so scarce then, here in the country
Because merchants 60 to tie CITY, ta,
gods, not to bring back small change
Let every man who has V or AL y b.
him, and wants Change, send At TO the ci..
by any friend, and get change. We should
soon have plenty if VIC took proper meas
ures. The United States does not dis.Ii-
butte Coinage, and Banks would find II
very expensive. The peop's must dis'rib-
ate for themselves those "tcns" Of change
lie: the papers pass around this ,o''ua-
tioa. y. M.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-21
H. C. HICKOK, EDITOR.
O. N. WORDEN, PRINTER.
The Lewisbarg Chronicle
An INpEPKSpEST FAMILY 'oo"
Lsusd on Friday Nr"iags, at Le"'so"ry'
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. year Tso squares. 81 for six months g for year
Narcantil. advertisements not exceeding fourth "f
column, $40 year Half squares, half price Yearly
Advertisements under half square, 80 cents per Is
lines to square long primer, l6 BREWER l. nonparei
Discoptnusnces optional with the Publisher when all
uss are paid; and Interest on all accounts due
Communications solicited topics Of general interest
not within range of party sectrian contest All
letters pai accompanied by the name ana
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relating exclusively the Editorial Department to lie
directed to HE>RY c. IrEoK Esq Ettor-and those on
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rbs MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the Office
Of the Chronce and arrangements are made 10 obtain
News from tho East in advance Of the Mails.
Conu.rtsa with N. ocr ample materials for most
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-21
LETTERS FROM GERMANY,

WURzBURG, March l, 1854.

WURzBURG, March l, 1S54.
l gave an account of our
passage to Liverpool. 1t was beautiful
Sunday morning We entered the Merscy.
Our minds and bodies were freed from the
painful snxiety which had oppressed them.
The effect Of this re.sotion was visible on
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-21

Hon Truman Smith, of Connecticut, has
sent letter to the L. s. Senate, resisring
his seat as . member al :sse body, from
- o4sh q Nay ncxl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-21
Slavery In Virginia.

The excitement 1t Wheeling, Va, caused
by the opposition Of the editor of one Of the
local papers to the Nebraska -Kanzas bill
of Mr.. Douglas, has called forth from the
Wellsburg, VA Hero,d, an article On the
subject Of slavery iu Virginia, which exci,es
some attention. The Herald says that it
is undoubtedly the interest Of the entire
State, and particularly of the western ror-
sion Of it, to get rid of slavery as quickly
rs possible with safety to the State and
justice TO the masters, aud that the way TO
bring it about is for the influential editors
Of Wheeling to srapple the question man
fully, and strengthen the public opinion Of
ihc Western majority in favor cf-gradusl
emancipation. While the papers Of West
ern Virginia are speaking thus, We find tho
papers Of Eastern Virginia dcnouucirs,
with unusual violence aud coarsenes., the
whole northern people for what is styled
the fanstisi,m With which they oppose TIE
repeal of the Hissnuv: Comprc mise
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-21

MAYOR OF pHILApELpHIA-i Ma
live American Convention of Philaie!nbia
Civ, last week, nominated Hon. Robert
T. Conrad for Mayor. At Wig delegate
elections, Mr.. Conrad carried majority OF
the delegates, and will probab, receive toe
nomination Of the Wing party, also. With
this combination Of two strong parties,
backed by the Know Nothings," there is
every probability of Mr.. Conrad's election.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02
DAILY CRESCENT.

A protestant lady entered the matrimonial
state with catholic gentleman, on condition he
would never use any attempts, in his intercourse
with her, to induce her to embrace his religion
Accordingly, after their marriage, he abstained
from conversing with her on those religious
topics which he knew would be disagreeable to
her He employed Romish priest, however,
who often visited the family, to use his influence
instil his popish notions into her mind But
-4e remained unmoyed, particularly on the doc
trine of characterization.
At length the husband fell ill, and, during his
affection, was recommended by the priest to re-
ceive the holy sacrament. The wife was re-
quested to prepare bread and wine for the
solemnity, by the next day. She did So and
on presenting them to the priest, said, ssThese,
sir, you wish me to understand, will be changed
into the real body and blood of Christ, after You
have consecrated them''
"Most certainly" he replied "Then, sir"
she responded, GO it will not be possible after the
conservation, for them to do any harm to the
worthy partakers, for, says our Lord, g NV flesh
is meat indeed and my blood is drink indeed
and, she that eateth me shall live by me-
Assuredly,' answered the priest, they can
not do harm to the worthy receivers, but must
communicate great good.'' The ceremony was
proceeded in, and the bread and wine were con-
secrated, the priest was about to take and eat
the bread; but the lady begged pardon for in
terrupting him, adding, {" | mixed q little ar
senic with the bread, sir, but as it is now SO
completely changed into the real body of Christ,
1t cannot of course do you any HARM The
principles of the priest, however, were not suf-
feiently firm to enable him to eat it-eonfused,
ashamed and irritated, he left the house. and
never more troubled the lady with the doctrine
Of ransubstantiation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02

ss ss Wis sias. sods tss 10 ssad Ibstiis ~
NEW YoEsshr Tsbprfo bbI hhds tegA 1877 Dbl.
MoBiLEsshr bbs whisky, 200 a conn., 100 do
Ann IS bbs -four do whisky I'll sack.
y P so hale. IN q. ,o
coffee bales il ba Hour bread wii.ky 50 boxes
soap 10 chs vino 10 bzs syrup hhds and suudrer
N IMPORTS.
ss1;sSs F.s w.
r. SsI s
a. ssss b
~ ss 1 ss so;.sn H.sd as
soy B%sh.ass s1 cso o
e sssi seasass4
ass Iee hides ssxon bales
Buddsets 4coi BonysT-ss pks'
At MARKssel Pstos- $50 Dbl. Mel
Y oasS yam Roger Barnard &sa do do fiams cotton gins
SABINE PAss-sshr Com stoeton-sol balen
.@. -a- RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
steamer Is III wsEs "a
ssss Pope "a o. o.
M Mans SSS ws
g o y 4 VI
e sSs i5 Msln
S s s' Hm. Glitter a' Ia .,
I T.. e hem, +
s ssss s DO b s.a I5
sa ~ sri:;
ST. LOUIS steamer Henry Lewis: 1875 order7si
Do L s flour
pork bags Wheat WsoSraS
4 eSs S sI1n at Ms sS e Do
20 ksgs butter st Grief aso--so bs pork ks1ns
inau--sundriss 0 order wv - '''' A'S'D'- II 'sA
BAYOU sARAPer steamer New Lana bale, cotton Iauye
McCal-90 hhds sugar Roman Il Kernion.
PRiNCEToS-Per steamer Frank Lyon Jack
peas are 5sa sb posos. Benton ase t6
skins kobeson Dsupsit aco 'A ~s' sN''
Wright W. sass we JACK
d S as Poms sssp Don.sS &sest Martin IN
S %s.. CO., Msle9e,s uIt1 aso Ba Mr
tsss .aBs NsEsS IssSe tsS
y Pr 4 20 q a
q DO DO ass %
Sa.s nSsy HSs.se 90 90
%b R,ass s91 %
hhds sugar SIS b bb mo.s. " ''1'' ''
NaEa .;.si5 o ssil, - Si sss
nsp 1e s.. sso-ao hhds Montgomery
REP Fao5 is ~
90 hhds sugar Psrsis do do cammaek squsa
T W.. 4 hss.s RR.S
titus HassH.o Sss's Scat
Rb.s. s sn.ar F s. Cod
bnsonts do do Rodewaldb do Tarur Wilson
IKE corn 500 bhs -four oglesby
u DO 40 Lyman Sao dco5o bbls do ao6 SKIS wheat
woodruff heo Tl6 do Shaw
ksnnstt Dix deobls do Druhsn-4ls Barlow
eco bblR pork Eager to95 hhdA
u ssls q tss lard Price Eros. &eo2a key,
40 40 hnggng 50 els FaneE
iron to order Total bales cotton 1871
C0NSIGNEES.
PH1LADELPHIA-Psr schr L whit
nsLJ sullivan sA pay staDfsr-Tayor Hcartt eoU
Foiatd deo--E Hart &roJ hkenAusn Moonyd
Morgan Iabrnnshe-Dyas 4coB Naus &o-DeBanc ao-S
SCOT deoG Buddeeke &eo-Bogar Williams &eo
wright, Williams 6eo-& Lambert
Foster Acct Waterman BoH Lynch Eeo-Geodrh &co-R IA
laughln-F Kenneth &coCherry
q Howell Afosandsr Williams AeoH
nabelM Greenwood &coE Shift dcoFishe, Arm
sirong-R Richard.Poos &eoWsbb, Rawns Wilson
ihernhhi Geo-W Bunnell-B Brewer &eo-Leeds Gco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02
VICKSBURG.

Will leave SATURDAY, June ., at O'Clock p NJ.
ETOR MILLIKEN'S BEND, VIcKs- ~
IL BURG, wARBENToN, NEW CARTHAGE Lssg4stg<sA
eRANp sULF ROONEY NATcHEz, FOR 7 szsszsseEsz
Weekly ycksbnrg Packet Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-Ths
and swift running packet
SOUTHERN BELLE Captain j. 81. White,
freight passage, apply board TO
SMITH d FIIIsTEg, lie Canal street
The Southern Belle will be ready freight every
Thursiay morning. -
Of rsshipping. = - eE
T Tie Southern freight for Prineeo5 Lake Prov
ideEee and all the Bends with the privilege rshppng BY ID
esuaerJ in STRIDE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02
TyyHE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS,

No. 80 CAMP STREET,
opened public the LIST nt They contain thu
or PICTURES
Coo Drawings Impressions the EngTavys
Pa Marble STATUETTES ehos No "a
Art, ever exhibited % sha SGSis. :
Strangers and eitixen< particularly III
of ehaEgsths unrivated and ssathala -
the Arts
Is The DAGuERREoTyPE DEPARTMENT, in s yasisus
and appointments, Daguerrean Establishment
in Europe o in this country.
PORTRAITS by
philosophical fully the eolcred
Miniatures displaying the eff the features instead OF
that spectral peculiar Dageeoypss taken s- ta
ordinary method.
ES- The stock of MEDALLIoNs LoCRETS RINGS and
PINS Fine Gold embraces aud OF tne ashons
furnished at the manufacturers prices.
ALL Dagusrraoyp8 ssA must be accompanied BY
Dry Sensitive prepared JACOBS for Operators 10
warranted to retain It's chemical properties pure or AK pes
slQ per jar ds ausp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02
scEGnpp

Par steamship PersevsranceMs BaGhea children
3ahen AIR Garrison and LADY, Capt Butler Mepars Knhrsus
Downey Lsk aud Cspitsine-s on deck -
Per ship Athens from Hayrs-550 in ths ateeraze,
Per ship Ernssina from Bremen--255 stesrsqe,
Per bark Adonis, from Benen-9l9 in the steerass.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT MOT cLEAREp
RriQn.


SShuOnbF Fs
A Flsnnerfelt. p II
Anita.
Ghas Il Edward ,35,dl
c Jonea. ........UPT
Ellen ...........l9,dl
G B Matthew. LPT
Glenroy .,.-...4 ada
Jane Elizabeth ..LPT
John P Brown....P II
Kste Bingham. d.
L T Rogers, 49,. LpT
Meteor .....,...99,d ID
SueY2 ApAriceia LPT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT oFrrcE,

Frlday Mornlng june 2 1854
COTTON There fair demand for good quail
ties yesterday and the sales embraced 1000 bales at firm
prices,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02


Inferior. ........ MOS aidding Fuir... o46s Ok
Ordinary 644ha7 Fair. .aa4@1o
aoss @ssses a ns5F ra: ae g
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. ......... 1o572 29466
Received since. So. l353124 3o1S7
yesterday. 1,s5o-1354so4 ooe-so,19e
,. . 1se5,s7e t96el
yesterday. 1921 -l,1l5,52l $3.50 -2s sSs
stook on hand not cleared 2i9gs5 8f278
ToBACCo....We have again to note that we did not
hear of transaction.
SUGAR AND MOLkssES. -. There was a fair demand
for Sugar yesterday with sales of 400 hhds st 3a3
Fair and Fully Fair, and 494& for Primo The Mo-
lasses market heavy and prices still lower 1000 bills
changed hands at 96loe for good to choice Reboed
76S for Inferior and Fermenting.
FLOUR. Rates still declining, and hear Of $50
bbs illinois disposed of at SO 500$6 IS and another lot
reported to have been sold lower rate st. Louis
continues to retail at So s75S0s7.
GRAIN Corn dull yesterday, and the sales
braced $500 sacks at 54D5Se and S57 White at 800
1000 sacks st. Louis Oats sold in two lots at 400
which is slight improvement on previous prices.
PROVISIONS. Pork continues very dull, and we
heard lot of 800 bbs uninspectsd Mess sold on the
Levee at $l2 Dbl The Bacon market is also heavy
We hear of 20 casks Ribbed Sides sold ut reported de-
cline. .15o kegs prime Lard sold at 1917.
CANDLES 800 boxes Star Candles taken in ons
lot at about 201se.
WHISKY. Whisky is in better demand 100 bbls.
(Fletchers Exra) taken at 23s, and so at %
gallon.
COPPER. Demand limited $50 bags Rio taken at %
COX, $50 prime at 10, and 400 skmmings at ID
FRKIGHTS. -. Cotton to Liverpool be shipped at
I'd, but we heard of no engagement yesterday.
EXCHANGES. =. Very dull
Btering. .8146eA q OF prem
Francs. Of .o7 7a0bf1T p dollar
New York Sixtyaay Bills 1s1lD2L q OF. disc,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02
ENTJNE HEJDsIFCK 70 Cn,,.,,.-,,--a

a ZEN UlNE HElDSIECk co. CHAMPAGNEs
Inc auberbers having been appointed by Mess Hedaieck
Co. 70 succeed r Enger heretofore
o the sae Of their Wines who this day buaness
July ea1a attention to the sutjoinsd card CRAMER ABEGG
New York, January !, 1861.
CHARLES ENGLER heretofore Sole Agent for the
sale Of our the United States retiring
MS stead 70 DO Sole Agents
United States and Canada
we shall exsronE
toysnt Of the favor which public
have accorded to brand hs purpose send to ouf
agents but such Wines will fully
which the same has attained in market.
claim 10 be alone estab
pshed brand
the following facts which particular attention
The HElDsIECK co. brand frat the United
States nearly thirty by the late Mea Co.
warda Salmon a Stpyyessnt. "
When 1884 the old firm dissolved partner alone su
the business occupying the premises by
express ted the privilege retaining
possession Of the vineyards cellars which the
iounera OF this brand owned He
present fta ta nnc.s
therefore sole OF this brand " = -
We wond but add that order distinguish from other
similar apd limitations name of our firm
u VIII found tbs labels eaaen sps
and around the corks No other house u while
me same under which brand originally became
known IN the United States. We have the honor
Your ob'd servts.
hknAs, december 1885, HEIDSIEcK 4 CO.
The subscribers bang appointed agents South West of the
above celebrated Wines constantly supplied quarts and
pnts, which they offer to the trade New York prices
,. r. y. NICHOLS Il co.
Jhnai ON "a Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-02
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY, june 8, at o'clock p N,
NOR LITTLE ROCK, VAsBUREN,
IL FORT SMITH, FORT GIBSON and all inter s1AS a
mediate andngsThe stsunch built passenger
VIII leave as above For freight having
tons apply on board or TO LEWIS sSAPP 80