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MUSICAL GIFT.

ID OS ELS Universal Biographical
III Dictionary, in II volumes octave, London
shlings sterling. Imported, three copies only, ny
jan l3--tf FRANCK TAYLOR.
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sIndicates married ladies.
Indicates single laeiaS.
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REGULAR LINE.
FIRE! FIRE :!

INIRE W00D-A new yard just opened the
II corner Of lith and streets, at the Canal
Bridge. Persons wishing to exchange cash for wood
wholesale retail, will find very superior quality
the very best cash terms. Please call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
Jan 3-e2w d. w HEATH
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ALPHABETICAL LIST
SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES,

SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES
I wan Their residences IN WASHINGTON, pre
| Pared BY the Postmaster of the House o,
| Representatives.
SENATORS.
Adams stephen, Miss st Charles corner of Sd street
and Pa avenue
fAllen, p, r. Private La av bt ~ and 9th sts
Atchison, D. R, No, Private, Of 81, 3 doors "
1 of 9Th st
sfBadger, G. F., N. C, willard's hotel, Pa av, be,
eayard, ] A., Del, Mrs Anderson's, n 8 Pa av sbet
| 18th and 18th SITS
Bell, John, Tenn. Private, 18th IT, bet Pa av
Benjamin, J. p La. Private, n st, bet 18th and
Upright, J. D., Ind, Union hotel, Georgetown.
%Brodhsad, r., Pa, Private, n st, bet 18th and
Butler, A. p, 8. c., st. near the corner Of 9th st
ass, Leafs, Mich. Willard. hotel
Chase, e. p, Ohio, MIR Simonton's, door a Unita
rian CHI, 9th st i-
*Clay, Jr.. c. G., Ala, Mr. Gardeners, n a q. bet
18th and 14th sts
Clayton, NJ, DEL Mr. Robert Besles, Pa ay, bet %
and 81 sts, Capitol hill
Cooper, James, Pa, Mrs Davis's s Pa av, opp Ma
pa~son, "; C., Ga, Mr. Benjamins, F, bet 18th
'Dinon; A. KY Mrs. wrlliamss, W ~, bet Pa av,
*Doigs, Henry, Wis, Mrs. Enniss, Dowson's row,
Dodge, G., Iowa. Mrs Ennss, DowsOn's row, Capt.
Douglas, s. A. ILL.,, Private cor st and New Jersey av
Evans, j. j., S. c.. Gadsby's hotel
Everett, Edward. Mass, Private, cor and 18th SITS
ssFish, Hamilton N. Y, Private, II, bet 18th and
18th SITS
Fitzpatrick, BENZ, Ala, Mr. Gardeners, s G,
bet 18th and l4th SITS
Foot Solomon, VT, Mrs Carriers, Dowson's row, Cap
Geyer, H. s., Mo-, absent
2sGwin, W. NJ, Cal, Private, cor Cd and SITS
*Hamn, II, BE, Mrs Easterly's.n Pa av, bet ID
Houston, sam, Texas Wizards hotl
Hunter, r. NJ. T., Va Private, SIS +, W Of 9th st
James, q. T., r. l., National hotel
sJohnson, r. W., Ark, Mrs Wallingsfords, ~,
'Jones, @. W., Iowa, Mrs Easterley's n Pa av bet
ID and Sd SITS
'Jones, ). G.; Tenn, Mr., Williams, - be: Pa
Mallory, 8. h, Fla, absent
Mason, j. NJ, Va Private, F. 3 doors " of 9th st
Nortoa, J., Fla, Private, n G, between It'll and
Sth SITS
Norris NJ, n. H., United States hotel
Pearce, j. A., Nd, Mrs Duncans La av, bet 9Th and
*Pettit John, Ind, Mr. walace's, Pa av, bet LIST
and ID SITS
*Pratt, 7. g., Md, Mr Benjamin's, n r, bet 18th
and 18th SITS
Rusk, 7. j., Texas, absent
Sebastian, W. X, Ark, Mrs Weiss, Duff Green's
Seward, W. H.. N. Y, Private, +, bet 9th and
9TH SITS
Shields James, Ill, Mr Burrs Delaware av, Cap hill
Silcll, John, La Private, L, bet stb and 9th SITS
z~smti, T., Conn, Private 18th, bet 4 and g sts
E*Stuart c. E. Mich, st Charles, Pa and Cd st
sumner, Charles, Mass, Prof KEYS, G, bet 18th
and l4th st
Thompson, J. B., Ky, Mr. Riey's, eth, bet La av
and st
a*Thomson, ]. R., j., Private, " 18th, bet E
and sts
Toonlbs, Robert, Ga, absent
Toucy, Isaac, Conn, absent
Wade, B. f., Ohio, Mrs Hyatts, Pa av, opp Browns
*Walker, J. P, Wis, National hotel
Weller, j. B., Cal, Mrs Boyd's, D, bet 10th and
18th sts
Will ans, j. W., N. H., Gaisby's hotel
Wright. William, N. j., Wizards hotel.
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TRUTH is EIGHTY
Plain and UNIV mis- h ed ate m emf
NTE commend the perusal of the extract below
w to eur readers. Mr.. Bull is q merchant Of
high character.
SANDY Borrox, MDDLEsrx Co., Va.
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CAMERON'S GENERAL AGENCY,

EENTLEMEN'ST Travelling Shawls
" We have now on hand
40 heavy superior Travelling Shawls
Which We will sell low for cash.
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of til street and Penn. avenue.
de- 1o-t - -
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

FIRE AT LEBASoN--THE FACTORY IN RUINS
A report reached the city yesterday, says the
Nashville News Of the Dist olt., that the i'm.
mense cotton factory at Lebanon was destroyed
by FIRE ab out IL O'clock ON Saturday night.
As yet we have learned but few Of the particu-
lars of the disaster. The building and all the
Offices and out houses connected with it were
totally destroyed But little Of the machinery
and furniture were saved The property was
owned by stock company, some Of whom re-
side in this city. The factory, we learn, gave
employment to some two hundred and fifty per
sons. The insurance was very light probably
not sufficient to cover half the loss.
The fire is supposed to have originated in the
engine room, although there is some reason TO
believe it was the work of an incendiary, as all
the fire about the establishment had been put
out at II o'clock in the morning, the hour for
stopping operations on Saturday. This is the
second factory destroyed by fire at that point
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

HOMICIDE IN NEWTON Last week in Deca-
tur, Hudson Vance was killed by Benja-
min Martin. The difficulty grew out of a law
suit Martin was ably defended by Hon. J. J.
Monroe and John W. Mann, Esq The prosecu
ton was conducted by Hon W. NJ Hancock, Of
our village, with great ability, The commit
ting magistrate admitted Martin to bail in the
sum of $4,000, who readily gave the required
bond for his appearance at the next term of The
Circuit Court Of Newton county. [Lauderdale
Miss. Republican, 25th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NEW YORK AND ERIE
RAILROAD. Sunday morning, the both ult !,
at about q o'clock, girl named Ann Finch,
twelve years of age, daughter Of Isaac Finch,
was run over by the night express train on the
Erie road, a quarter of q mile east of Ramsey g
Station, and instantly killed In consequence
of a curve, she was not discovered by the engin-
eer until the train was nearly upon her. The
cars we're stopped, and the remains were gath
cred up and placed in charge of the grandfather
IF the child
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

coAsrSeamer WebfsO hhds sugar i bbla moslses
Gouria,n 4 Kerr.
LAF0uREHEsamer Frank Keeling-lT bids Urqnhart
Trosclgtr
del-suniries to order.
GRAND 0pheia6T half bbls moassss 20 CT.
tern bottoms. ny oe noases Thompson do Montgomery
80 Aarks fifn aset BIol Dbl sugar nolasses Nv Ckri
BOZ mdse McDonsldl bde Staekhouseaa is
Total, 80 bbls GLASSES, rs hslf BIB 9 do
YtRSbURG-Stehmer Wight bales cotton Vaudeville
nSn.ss 90 BrSsner Stanton Newman-'s DO utqu-
HTgh Cndny Cratehor &co-SI
W skson &cel2d SEQ Curry
do fhorrh &soo hides Robsr.oD CALICO tb whisky
eehhollN &eo-aundrss to ordafToa bi6 sass cotton
81 Doulssteams. coumbas-I Ruseiey Blair
hes pStsoe bradley, Wilson co do appe biscot SmmsI
hhIes hemp 4ls cola Buddscke
Nicer SSS se Dbl. whisky Mai hhas oil les
2otats Elder Seos bbs De bondo 70 sacks b.p
nns 1Sisa 80 corn kod.nbae watsOs sk, saa dc
Martin JNen Catbi50 hbls hour Psrd-auvle Rotcen
6hhd TOBACCO Roder aid, Pidsret Rosswad
oa nu ii k.nnsdy &ots $50 sacks nslssby
ysa hhds tobacco w e Price,
coils rope shnlt1 MADDEN La,;ng6s hhds tobacco
Nekanna &coS safs Jane.
pshAn--1s hasa hemp. 6a1 aAeka corn CennAlly Bee,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

sHocKNe.--o On the morning of the s1st ult,
as the Philadelphia train approached Whining
ton, the engineer observed a lady and two girls,
who were her daughters, walking on the track.
He Immediately gave the alarm, and the mother
and one daughter escaped, but unfortunately
the other one fell and was crushed to death by
the cars. 1t is said they were on visit from
Philadelphia, and were aboutto return home,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

OUT OF LueK-Mr. George Stevens, q butcher
Of Philadelphia, whose maiden aunt, some
months since left him 10000, received intelli.
genee that $4,000 of the money had been sent
him by the steamer Glasgow There was no
insurance upon it, and it is, therefore, a total
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

Man KILLED,-0n last Saturday, says the
Farmeryille Ia.) Enquirer of the 18th ult.,
some ten miles east of this place, at shooting
match in the neigbborhood of B, Smiths, a
quarrel occurred between Josiah Hill and Rich
ard McMurry, and fight ensued, which re-
suited in the death of Hill No weapons we're
used. Hill died in about half an hour after the
ARRAY from the effects of a kick and lick from
McMurry. McMurry gave himself up, and is
now undergoing an investigation before w. A.
Darby, Esq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF The DAILY CRESCENT,
Tuesday Morning, August s, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Sslp CSncordih. Cushing, for Beaten, Fosiick Seo
Schr Basllde, Ray, for Mobile, Newton 4 FRrrelly
ARRIVED.
Steamship PHILADELPHIA Wude from New York. 9Th nit via fia
yAnn, Sd lust, 20 J K Jeunngs--9d district.
Steamship I'll Dorado Gray from Aspnwal August Jennings
district.
Ship cromwell Balls Liverpool June. district
Ship Emigrant Hason Liverpool master9i dis
schr Rago saonts, from cu Jsanns aeo
I'd district
schr Star Parker from Arkansas ballast masterAge
steam boats.
HI Wright Clarke, from Vicksburg.
Frank Keeling, TeIrebonne, from Laiourcha.
Columbus, Futon, from 81 Louis.
S Rebe
OphelIa, DimttTy, from Grand Prairie
Towboa Star Whitney, from the PasseIough ships Emgrsn
and Cromwell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

TIE CoLoRED POPULATION IN THE CITY OF
NEW YoRK.--With few exceptions, there are no
persons living in the United States who exist in
greater poverty and privation than the great
majority of the colored population in this
crowded city. In hostility with the foreigners
working classes) among us, neglected and pro-
scribed, they cannot get employ, except as SER
wants, or in the very lowest class Of employ
ment. Poor, and living from hand to moutu,
they seem to have no ambition but to dress !;
their conduct is frivolous, their habits very bad,
and their lives short, for the masses rarely
reach the sge of forty. New York Mirror.
We direct "nigger" Greeley's especial atten-
ton to the above
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

In the rich alluvial deposits of the Saera-
mento and San Joaquin tobacco thriyes luxu-
riantly, and in quality is equal to the best
Havana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08
COMMON SCHOOLS, in an Grafton at Williams

COMMON SCHOOLS in an Grafton at Williams
College, Mass, Hon. Edward Everett once said ::
81 would rather occupy the bleakest nook Of
the mountain that towers above us, with the
wild wolf and the rattlesnake for my nearest
neighbors. with village school we'll kept, at
the bottom of the hill, than dwell in q paradise
of fertility, if | must bring up my children in
lazy, pampered, self-suficient ignorance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

AID FOR BATcHELDER's FAMLr.--The United
States Senate, few days since, passed bill
appropriating $4,000 to be held in trust for the
widow and children Of Batcheder, the public
officer who was killed in the recent Boston riots,
while assisting the United States Marshal to
execute law Of the United States under which
was claimed the return Of fugitive slave.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

A CASUALTY Serious apprehension, says the
Mobile Tribune Of the 9th inst, is entertained
by many of cur people that come grave calamity
has occurred down the bay. Yesterday num-
Der Of hats--about q dosen-waG found floating
in the bay and picked up What adds to the
anxiety of our citizens is that at q late no ur
night before last the steam chip Cahawba, lying
at Dog River bar, fred q heavy gun at the still
hour Of midnight and sent up numerous rockets
Than this, we have no later information We
hope the mystery will be solved to-day. We
have, however, feeble reed to cling to. A fast
sailing saucy craft, capable of withstanding
any storm, left on that evening for a cruise in
the bay. A hard blow may have been encount-
cred carrying away the hats in question-but
we think she found safe haven somewhere on
the western shore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

The New York Post publishes the names of
all the persons who have died by cholera in that
city this season, up to the ed of July, embracing
a period of nine weeks. The aggregate num-
Der is six hundred and thirty one. Five
hundred and two were foreigners, and one hun
bred and twenty. nine were native Americans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

The examination of Jacob vogh, for the muir
der of his wife, took place at Vioksburg, on the
2Sth ult., and resulted in being refused bail,
and remanded to jail to await trial at the next
term of the Circuit Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEmENT.
CoTros--tais6. Toplcco--hhds
stock on hand Sept. ..s.-.......i o,b72 2946e
:. Yesterday. 54o-1427o4o l22-472os
1,4ss,al2 , 7oses
Exported to date. l,3S7,45T 1854
Yesterday. 632 -13ss140 ooo-4e,5s4
stock on hand not cleared ...... 1912 3o,osa
TOBACCO =. We heard of but one sale Is hhds at
81 Rtb. . icy.
SUGAR. The sales embraced $50 hhds at firm prices.
MoLAssEs... Transactions confined to small lots.
FLOUR. Scarce and higher. Sales 400 bbls st.
Louis Sc 9o0s7 100 at 81 12 and $50 Extra at S.
So superue St. Louis held at 81 so during the latter
part of the day. .a -m.. .. ~-".. ".-=
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced $500 sacks, in
Guiding 1000 damaged 4a 700 inferior at 1880 100
ordinary at 81 Yellow 3d. and 24S White in two lots
at go a. busbel. OF Oats $50 sacks St Louis sold at
3Ssa p bushel Sales of Bran, 700 sacks in three OF
four let's at 50 0S5& Il 100 Ii.
PROVISIONS. The transactions In Pork included
$50 bbls unexpected Mess in two lots at Sl2 p bbl..
Nothing doing in Bacon or Lard.
HAY. 100 bales Western sold at $50 per ton.
ROPE Improved and 25 coils were sold in two lots
| at s1se.
SALT. 1900 sacks Key West Salt were taken at
81 &c a sack.
FREIGHT .. A ship taken for Liverpool at the
| reduced rate Of 3sd for Cotton.
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations
Sterling .1o90l0eA
Francs .l0GBbt2o p dollar
New York sixty-day Bills. .1kd12 y CT. rise
Eight Checks on New York;. &sl p ct. prem
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08
THE DAILY CRESCENT

INTERMENTs.-The following is the report of
The number of interments in the different GENE
teries Of the city for the week ending at O'Clock,
A. NJ, on Sunday the 9th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

ONE MORE SKULL BROKEN IN NEW YORK.
Early on the morning Of the 31st ult. q police
man discovered a man named Michael Coyn ly
ing senseless upon pier in New York, with his
skull dreadfully fractured, and had him con-
veyed to the New York Hospital. The officer
then took measures to discover the party who
had inflicted the injury, and soon ascertained
that an Irishman named John Cochran was pro-
badly the man. He accordingly arrested Coch-
ran, who at first denied any participation in
the matter, but afterwards confessed to knock
ing down the injured man with club, but said
he did it in order to protect friend who was
being assaulted by Coyn, He was committed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

The Devries opera troupe is at Cleveland
At last accounts, Mrs. Charles Howard was
also performing in that city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

O. uNDRIEs-
lss e.; ~. &: 5tt ); h HsaSDz
II ss% #;;isse WHISKY
iso DO. "a Msssrsahsla and Bourne. WHISKY.
ipss JOSEPH LANDS 3 CO, IS Tshoupitopas s.,eo
SUNDRIIlEIss.@; s., -, :, ,,,,,n.,
IS boxes 9EERKINs half snlon iara;
loo Dors' 4LE a6es1s, tor sa tft y
- 90 boxes Brandy Peaches
4 & asiss IL Tsa,9 R.:ns aas.rr,.a
ys stii K ss' se,
DORT WINE III
Il quartz, "a ks Old London Dock;
so do. do. Bsrxu dy Por1, Louis Rooster b Col
k pipes op0r0 Wine" very d. qE sss S By ok o,
r LIQUORS.
is T. sS $$ Ba4s5
iys 's JOSEPH LANDS CO., IS Teboupitoalaa street.
SUNDRIEs- @...
- IS boxes half gallon jsrs eerkins tunderwOod,.)
sOesse. Pran+i, gallon and half gallon jars.
s ov. 5sh sSs; street.
s-sIMENTo-25 bales, for sale by
j>9s J,HARr &C, ~ Tchoprtoulaa st.
4 RUSHED sUGAR-1oo bbls. Philadelphia,
" for sale by HI STONE co, eravisr street. i1a.s
ORANGES AND LEMoNs-
100 do P!4sts ts e n: y FALL IS r.vlsr.
EIyLOUR-300 bbls st Louis Superfne, for sale
IL by S. H. KENNEDY CO, Is ieh,uptoutas
ID OE HERRING--50 bbls. For sale by
u o. mills H. L STONE CO, Graysr street.
q UININE-20Oo ozs. in store, for sale by
0Sy iess E. J. HART d CO.. 1s Tehouptoalas
EgRANDY-5 eighth casks P Ii. Godard's
D best Brandy for SALE elose the invoice; ao Or
sa w
3 Is sasss easnOisti
mys. :. 'S.e. $ WOLFF Ft.i $ Camp street.
" 100 half pipes aaretti
=@@" 50 half :. Poatney; ,,,., ,,..,.su
mys 8 WOLFF, s5 Camp street.
n EMONs-976 boxes Fresh Lemons, 276 box
% ale % shsFE eo f
A sASTOR OIL-5O bbls Blows No l. for sale
~ by E. M.bAL-Y q CO, So rehoapisoaias a.
ATEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLlNl
so.as . 9 grs
hand ADD saved order Novels gas.er
Awning Nouding oil description. Also Lake
Pensacola Fire Brick Saudi Cement Orders received
,'fs sa
~ 50 quarter casks xEREsi
LACAVE;
so xERES-For sale by
| myls S. WOLFE, s5 Camp str ct
w so bbs very old Winchester;
as :. g Roanoke;
rs Standard-For sale by
| myi9 s. WOLFE IS Camp s,reet
| EeORT WINE
4 III 50 Or casks Louis Koester's Burgundy Port;
| ~ do. Duacs Port Wine;
| myI1 S. WOLFF. IS GIMP
1 EpEEF--25 half bbls Fulton Market ex brig
| y s. j. Peter for sale by
| iy0iv H. L STONE co, Gravier at.
| GCHIEDAM scHNAPPS-50 cases Wolff
| ~ Aromatic. Diuta and quarts. fof GALE By
| LrrTIEloHN, NO
| thDAfAn KENTUCKY BANK NOTES
sP W, '' 'A! ], L. MuLEoRp co, >, Bank p.es
| nUTTER - Is kegs Choice St. Louis, e,
i Ijelin H. l.. STONE i CO., srsvlsr
| Al UININE-200 ounces in Customhouse ant
~ and store Tor sale by " HART CO. io1 Iehoupstouan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

The Roman Catholic Council which met in
Baltimore, 1852 passed decree forbidding the
bishops to consecrate or recognize churches of
which the title deeds are not made out in their
individual names. The bishop becomes thus
The actual owner in fee of all the property be-
longing to the churches in his diocese The de-
cree is the one now resisted by the Trustees of
St. Louis Church in Buffalo, very beauti-
full and valuable ediice, erected on the property
IF and by funds bequeathed by Louis LIE Cou-
teulx, one of the founders of Buffalo 5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

The Georgia Citizen, Macon, announces that
an unfortunate difficulty sprang up in the ball
room at Indian Springs, last Wednesday week,
between DR.. Richard N. Nesbit, son of Judge
E. A. Nesbit, of Augusta, and Mr.. Kenan, sun
of Col. A. H. Kenan, of Milledgeville. The
dispute was renewed in the bar-room after the
party broke up, and resulted in Nesbit receiving
several severe stabs at the hands of Kenan.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

AN GOLD INHABITANT THE st. Anthony
Express says that in the town of Minneapolis,
Iowa, an old mud turtle was recently captured,
upon whose venerable back was found the date
g 1769,'' in legible figures The inscription, it
is supposed. was carved upon his shell eighty
FIVE years since, by some of the early French
voyagers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

FATAL AFFRAY.-We learn, says the Concor-
dia Intelligencer of the 4th inst, that fatal
rencontre took place at Hanes's Ferry on Little
River, in the Parish of Catahoula, on Monday
the oath ult,, between Mr.. McWhinney and
Mr.. John Nugent, in which the latter was in
stantly killed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

SUIcIDEs.--Two Germans, Bernard Leimer
and Henry Leviner, committed suicide in New
York few days ago, the former by hanging
himself with a pocket handkerchief and the
latter by cutting his throat with razor Lee
viner had been married but about three months
and his wife had deserted him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

VIOLATION OF THE ALIEN PASSENGER LAWS
A writ has been issued at Boston, against the
owners of the British schooner Elizabeth, for
violation of the laws of the State in regard to
alien passengers. The penalty is $500 for each
passenger landed without reporting to the Alien
Passenger Commissioner. 1t appears that the
captain of the Elizabeth had as passengers two
deserters from the English army, and, at their
urgent request, did not put their names upon
his manifest, and landed them below Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

THE GRAPE CROP The Cincinnati papers say
that the grape harvest, which is an important
one in that vicinity, will not be so good as in
former years, the Catawbas, in many places,
being badly widowed. Some of the cultivators
near that city obtain thousand gallons of wine
on an acre of land
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

The GOLD DIGGINGs OF MA1NE.-The Gospel
Banner says there is no doubt that gold exists in
considerable quantities on the Sandy River,
above Pennington, in Maine. Proftableo opera
tions are even now being carried on in that
region, and several sanguine gentlemen from
Connecticut and New York have leased for
mining purposes, two hundred square miles of
land in Salem, Dead River and Jerusalem, for
a neriod of ten years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRET

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRET
JEFFERsos CRY.
Monday Evening, August 7, 1854
Arrived to-day 81 head Western Beeyes and $40 Sheep
Hogs continue scarce, with moderate supply of other
stock. Market firm.
-PRICES.-
BEEF CATTLE Fine Western --ta9 T. fb net
>. Fine to Choice .........-hd 91sa = tb net
Texas and Attskapas. IS G6 = fb net
-. Choice .6hG7He p fb net
Hoes Observation-Disclosures. -N9 Il II net
SHEEP lin lots) .............t 81 5oGS3 so q head
'. (Choice).. ............... -GS4 GO q head
MICH Cows S25 00y So 90 \. head
=, (Choioe} .........4...S $50 o0875 90 = head
CALVES pYEAELISGss........S sc T5Asl0 so q haad
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fctuy him that he has continued the perfect
The present time.
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Temple Bar ondon and by all the respectable Druggists
Dealers Medicines the United ststRs cents
Whole4 principal
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tCO., New Orleans.
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