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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

YJNO lea VII Ow L &DY, RE3DIN g IN i MODERN
L. house, near the Hippcdrone dss,ea permanent
tenant for the occasional Of beautiful Furnished
back parior Address Pruasrce, Union Square Post
Office, SSl Broaf way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

IIOTEL FOR sALE-wITH STABLE, CUrEOUsEs
IL garden, &c With ap acre Of ground, and sfien
ferry, plank rosd. For terms, Apply at NO, III
Front street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

LsURNl BED ROOMS To LET--T0R SEVERAL SINGLE
gentlemen, il private house, with All tas Iaodsrp
inprpvements a. 1si West rseuty fourth street,
Egbth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

Ok az S--AG0ING, WHO rDs?-OvING TO Pc.
- = cuniary eroarras nent, this sum-hl,f
healthy, erserly and beautiful portion Of Brookiyn
known ~ Temperauceyille. House 1924 Lower story
contains hall. kitchen, parlor and BEDROOM upper
fms he'd. Solid wsIL double thickness and hard finish
ed. Built for the residence by days york for
duIs bi ity and comfor Twelve minutes ride from fer
rss. (fsre frcm Hamilton three ceuta--Futon four,
Will sell TO rt sppcant for the above price accept
Il best offer in thres Gays Inquire Of Mr. Day Seven
tecnth street, Brook IN third house from Tnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

II ENDAIL' s sCHTEDAM sCaNAPPs, s2PER @ sILov,
IN 80 cents per bottle; pure otasd's 1860 sralay
whissey, s. per gallon, g. per bottle AL Woe, and
spirits warranted pule ~ imported ARTHUR KEN
DALI, No. William street, between Beaver ami Pearl
r EsIIEs STOMACH BITTEas, fHps,sfgD EY LE
IL lie 4 Co., 200 Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

A LARGE THREE sTOsY AND BASEMENT HOUSE,
IA l06 West Fifteenth stree, to let. immediate Dos
session. Contains 70 large eel yard con
yenient for private family genteel bosydng house,
stage and railroad Inquire Al the house,
q st. Msrk's peoc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

DOARD IN BROOKLYN NEAR THE HEIGH Is. AND
ID about three minutes walk from the South or Wall
stseet ferres-A large room and . small room In the
rear and located the third story either furnshed
unfurnished and suitable for family single gentle
be obtained BY applying At Sc State street,
Henry,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

FTyO IET-TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH.
i out board, COS Broadway, near Twen'ieth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

$3OOO.soSS o. Gssa NY m ss INT 5s,
beautiful country residence whore there 10 plenty of
hunting, fshing &c.. and 60 fourteen times
day, hours ride fforo Caaal street by yaosd the
house il commodou barn sue carriage house the best
Of water; all complete D. W. RICHARDS 3O7 Broad
way Also bouse and quarter Of an acre Of land
chaId, &c, $3.50, the house cost more money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

LNCR SALE CHEAP-t BEAUTIFUL NEW TWO
H. story house, with three lots, in Clarenceyille l.
haf an hours ride from New fotk, containing eight
rooms. Terms easy. Apply to J. PECARE, les aes.es
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

DOARD IN BROOKLYN-A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN
ID accom nodate gentleman and his wi @ or
two single gentlemen with full partial board, and
very large and pleasant fro MT second story with
one two other rooms. Apply at l76 Washington street.
cornsr Of Concord
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

G1OO FOR SALE, 4 GROCERY AND III
ND AOcs qUor store. excelsns location, 10 The
lou part II the city. TIE stocx fixtures &c olersd
fer half their value Rent lov, and i unity o..
tanning license. Apply at l02 Nassau street room No
PURUY & 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr-CONSIsrING OF
n twenty ono rooms, tro bath rooms, range. sas.
Croton wate, &c to prvste family The house Ii in
delightful location, wear Washington square. To
good tenant y will 20 t ehesp; possession
INQUIRE at Al WayerleY PLACE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

ITO LET-APs RTMENT LARGE, HANDSOME AND
i lofty at b3 Crosby st,set; possession immediately
Cr0tOn every Hoor and largo yard. Inquire OF
John Fem, As Ann street Comb manusas.ury and
ivory worker the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

DCARD--IS EAST FOUh TENTH STREET, NEAR IR-
IVA ID vrg pisce Single gsn lem.u, or gentlemen sud
sber wives obl@ia hsps soneiy furnished rooms,
board, in TIE four story houses ITO
: ~ Ea.t -Four zenith street. houses LIST class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

o. 400 WILL BUY OUT AN E5cABLl led FLOUR
Nd IN ~ anc feed busine gales aoout 81 eco
pSe week This Is good chscce - commence basnsss
as the present proprietor obliged to go West Ass two
farms for sale in New Jerses, vo1d exchange for
Illinois land Apply at the store 3o7 Tss. street,
Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

DeARD-l FRONT ROOM on raE SECOND FLOOR
ID With board In . private family, h. obtained
50 Tsets street between sixth and seventh avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

EUkNlSHED APARTMENTS TO LET, WITHOUT
II board In genteel and quiet neighborhood suitable
for family or gentlemen. Enquire at liz sullivan
street. leferences required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

DOARD.-sTNGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN GOOD
ID accommo5 atoms at SO orsyth street. Respectable
mechanics wishing cleas comfortably furnished rooms,
and TO make winter arrangements, viii find this eligible
stove the third foor for general comfort. Prompt
NJ tentiou giyen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

H0usE--wANTED TO HIRE, FOR AN UNFyCEP-
IL tiooabe e1ant, POSSES 80 Immediately a neat
two or three story dwelling house full wild b. with mo-
dsrp improvements, in ycoeel negnboorhooa Of
Fonth avenue and not lower dowe Inan saccser street
The carpets, oilcoths r6c, would be purchased IL
preyed Address, stating rent location &c, 2475
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

ID private family, widow lady preferred board for
two Children four and the other six years Of age
shall only wan. breakfast and tes Address, for three
dayt, T. II, box 90 Post Office stating terms, which
must be low. One good room, with pantry, required
which advertiser will partly furnish,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03

1.-TWO DUNG GENTLEMEN DESIRE TO BOARD WITH
i family living IN East Broadway or nsishbo hood;
agreeable ladies' society indispensable. liberal price
will be gwen Address Roxburgh, box $3.50 Post Oace
i rcom Furnished unfurnished, a. 81 hubert street,
near st Johns Park
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22
DAILY CRESCENT
N D z K

For Permanent Third Page advertisements.
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LOUISIANA SAVINGS Co, corner Of Camp and La
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Books and Stationery. B. STEEL, 80 Camp street.
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their weapons. Then commenced search TOT
the fueitives The Tories passed close by the
spot where the companion Of young Crawford lay
concealed, without perceiying him, but through
the interstices Of the brushwood he could dis
tinctly see their faces, enc of which he recog-
nized as that Of the brother Of his friend 1t
was no other than Bill Crawford, the Tory Of
Wilkesbarre. 5s.5E5 sd es
a ray of hope entered the young mans mind
at this discovery for he naturally supposed that
in case they should be discovered, the life Of bis
friend at least, if not his own, would be safe in
the hands of his brother. He was not long in
suspense The party had not gone more than
fifteen PAGES beyond bis place of concealment
before he heard shout of triumph. His friend
was discovered, and the next moment he heard
Bills voice, who exclaimed Come out of that,
you cursed rebel, and let's have shot at you!"
Henry came out Of the bush at this summons,
and stood before his brother, but without utter
ing word.
On discovering who it was, Bill started back,
and uttered laugh Of joy. Sc So" he exclaimed.
ait is you, is it., my young whelp OF treason
| At this moment one of the Tories raised ms
piece, and was about to level it at the young
patriot, but Bill stopped him, exclaiming g No,
| by God this is my game; nobody shall inter
1 fere with me-
| Then turning to his brother, with devilish
smile ON his face, and cool1y examining the pri-
ming of his rifle he said to to him: Say your
prayers, boy, it's your last chancel"
sWhat!'' exclaimed Henry, his face lived
with agitation, do you mean to shoot me, Will
liam' am your brother, and in the name o
our parents I entreat you not to bring such 9
4 guilt upon your soul. You must not do 1t r
s But / piu do it, retorted the callous
hearted wretch; ssyou are q id rebel, ans
mo brother of mine,. So make ready! !"
With these words he leyeled his rifle at hi
brother. The youth fell on his knees, implorint
|, in the name of all that was near and dear t
them for mercy. But he entreated in vain
there was no power of mercy in the soul of tina
, stoney-hearted Tory, and the voice Of supphca
ton was silenced with the report of the rifle
The fratricide stood before the dead body of hi
murdered brother.
f Seemingly satisfied with their hunt, the thre
3 Tories, having assured themselves that tn
1 young man was quite dead, turned back towar
e the shore, and without searching further, swal
/, the river again, and Joined their companions o
!, the west bank. The young man who witnesse
the bloody act escaped to the eastern shore, an
+ continued on to the mountains, in the fastnesst
of which he found many fugitiyes from the thrt
!, devoted towns, and told them what he had wi
. messed. The old Widow Crawford had perishe
f in her flight from Wilkesbarre, and was thu
: happily spared the knowledge of her sons fats
: and the fratricide, not yenturing to appes
# again in the Valley Of Wyoming, accompanie
t the sish troops to Canada.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22

SERPENT FAseINaTIoN.--A few weeks since
little boy, who was known to be frequently alb
sent from school, was noticed in The neighbor-
hood of Privet by shepherd in the employ OF
gagged in the road He approached nearer, and
was surprised to see him feeding two addersi
The boy having crumbled the bread in his
satehel, spread it out in his pinafore, and the
adders came and ate the food from his lap, pick
ing up the crumbs with great dexterity. after
feeding them he lay on the ground and played
| with them. all three seeming to enjoy the sport.
But, if the little urehin rejoioed in their COM
pany, the shepherd did not, for with much diff
Guilty he killed the adders, To the great distress
of their little playmate, who wept bitterly at
their destruction. Wiltshire Mirror.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22

A SoLpIER's RECEIPT FOR PRoouRIse SLEEP.
Have all the excitement OF landing On an enemy $
shore. mixed with as many hayersacks, eloaks,
cold pork, pistols, telescopes hatchets. etc. as
you can carry, and bearskin cap and epanlets
on top of all Lie down with your conscience at
ease, from sense OF doing your duty, and put
the cape of your coat bang all over your head,
SO that you can't feel the rain or dew fall, or be
dazzled by the moon or stars, and then commend
yourself to God. II you don't sleep then, there
must be something wrong in the inside.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22
BEST
OCK's VERMIFUGE.-BI

E,sAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE-BEST
KNOWN WHEN TREDThsss satsmea take pleasure @
their privas psctce phycans for num-
years. they by TO be
NEW Albany Indiana, July 4, 1853.
MEssRs. B. A. FAHNEsTocK coGESrIEMEs: Having sold
hermitage time and having i used o
would il to all as safe md efficient
have evil
results following ais,rstion aways has it answered the
intended, and been entirely satisfactory
forth regard to Its
strictly with not only as pTae
toners but IL men of business unhesang all who
the Yermifnge now in USE and hat m
known when tried. Rltl Il HtiUVEf MIL
s Sold Wholesale and Retail principal Druggss and
Country Merchants hrou zhou United States oa da Win
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22

To double the amount Of light given by .
spirit lamp, stick the point Of pin n the wick,
and let it stand perpendicular in the fame
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22

NEW ORLEANS, OR s,u5ass JAek- c. M
TRAINS-An Accommodation Passenger aud tEeigh
n Depot. Of Caope and Soils s.Tse sT @
saye osYKA DAILY Sundays exoep.ed1 s O'Clock 4 NJ
Freight forwarded be correctly Marked and delivered u
ns1 >A WARREN A. GRIcE. Superintendent TfanA'n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22
TNRENCH AND SPANISH SIMPLIFIED
MUSIC, DANCING.

INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC agILSSs
THOMAS j. MARTIN, of ths Oldest lnstrucors
accomplishment Ladies' s8
oy G;antemen His ability we'll known require
t left with P. P. WERLEIN, No. Camp
street, will meet with prompt attention 81 Il I
DATENT ACTION PLAN uu&R - So
FOETEs,-The subscriber offers for sale d
Of siI and Octave SQUARE ANpf N H
BOUDOIR PIANO FORTE6, from the cslebrateda ~
which guarantee byh
JswelIy Fancy Store UIHNESS Nc y
CampsYest. kLitAh DuFbhs
tF$- FoTtss Tuned. ~ nSS ~
MFRS. CAMPBELL i, Teacher of Music, -
iva sivssLEssoNs ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR XII Il 81
Constance and also al No 80
Heva sreet, E ms-sS per month twelve les
taIn les
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22
EDUCATION.

MTEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IL
VI yOJJ CIRCLE. BETWEEN EAYADEs AND TRITON SITS.
Seminary, under the drecon of Mies e GARDNER VII be-
Gin ts four tn annual MONDAY, the 9TH inst
" employed IN depnrtman
aple sronnds and the public e1 BIN
TNRENCH AND SPANISH SIMPLIFlED
and taught accent in and at
actiye lessons ALEX NELSON Professor Of
gaagss Kenfy Military Ips.i ste Constant stenda5ee a. h
oce Charles street. the residence OF ns pupils
Gentlemen Terms moderate and success guaranteed
fzet the darr,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22

SECRET DIsEASEs-of 50 Customhouse
= street. between Royal and Boarbon 5AhEs
upoa the
appalling form that they can Obtain CERTAIN
Drug to without any ne3nys
oisn b the Remedies which only be
hmne andf trial they DO not effect care
OF eeftihcntes from c
xns In parts the they have
lncurabe By celebrated
hese Remdiesn this city the nune
Tous under the OF these
podned but whatthey
ordert the afflicted avail o. ness
discoveries Dr. j. hiss located pefm
ths 89 Private Roang re
sa,ssd fa fffsre honrs from M 10 sP.M ebls fylP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22


s4ORN-72S sacks Prime White and Mixed
landing G and Tower for sale by
MIA E.. n. DALEY & co. 81 Tehoupitonaa street..
SAUTERNE AND CLARET-500 cases.
- nlbiw CONVERSE co. Canal and New Leyee.
GARDINES-20 cases new.
y nI5iw CONVERSE d co. col. caua asd New Lsvss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22


[licate
lily.
| one Of
| iaTgs
red 20
Eatab-
|aufac'
Etioles
|1s i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22

| TIXCHANGE ON B0ST0N-Cheeks on Gran
lie Bank in sums salt purchasers. for sale by
mo ]. r. WHITNEY co 81 Camp street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

IntlSn. ~
na.fs from B, mbay are 70 the 10th May. and Ca

Iadiu. N
Dates from B, mbay are TO the 10th May. and Ca,
cutti LIST.
Ae,i,es from Burmah were more satisfactory. o..
though brgandage still existed TO a great extent.
FIR m Calcutta and Madras, we have no news oil
interest. rE~
The offences Of Bombay are being strengthened
When last heard Of the Russian squadron was near
Singaroie. There was an increasing tghtness II
tie lndan money market; while in the general mar
ktte good deal of business had been forced at
romunciative. II not losing rates. Advices are not
on the whole uLfavorabe.
The general news by this arrival tcnds to confirm
the dircredn attaching to the assertions Of Dost
Ealoncd having committed himself to an alliance
with Russia.
The Singapore Free Press Of March "a, says
There is every prospect Of Singapore being at last
regularly supplied with ice we have the satstao
ioI Of icing able to state that tine first invoice lett
Boz ton in the Minstrel 10 January, and may be ex-
pecied 10 come to hand during the Curse o, May.
Along with the ice the usual aduncts Of apples &c.
have not been forgotten. The community are un.
der great obligations t. The spirited ndiyi.ls who
lave thus realized project VIII CD as been repeat.
edly talked Of but never carried out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

IA Russian dominions by several degrees OF iongi-
tude 20 the west and to place her armies IN the po
sit1ou they now occupy, threatening Moravia and
threatening Berlin. The full political and military
effect Of the annihilat Of Of Poland never felt
before because the contingency now before us had
uo< previously occurred and we speak here. not OF
the wrongs Of the Poles themselves or of the spirit
with which they endure en- bat OF the public in
tertsts Of Germany and OF Europe. For If an indie
pepdent State lie ever restored In Poland. il will
only be by the policy OF neighbouing States,
who have learnt by experience the fatal conse-
quepces 20 them elves IT that act OF Injustice
II forms no part Of the system ~ France and Egg
land to excite by undo rhand macbuatons. or by
open encours cement, the hopes of the dsaIe tied
and however might desire To zee concord and
content introduced in some parts If Europe which
are Row kept in obedieace by military power, II Is
not cur business TO reconstruct the map Of Europe.
But q Is our business tn weigh the m ,tives which
may have induced our own z vernment, and tn ,se
OF ether States, 70 rest the sncroachments If Rus
STA, even by force OF arms, and 10 consider what
those barriers and securities are BY which it nay be
possible hereafter To 20 the world from re-
newal of these casmtes. The Ottoman empire
Cannot be defended by ttomlu strength alone the
balance of cover between Rn-sis ana the Porte ia
too unequal, and must b. redressed. Al the present
momentthe fleets and armies OF England 4 nd France
are thrown into the scale bat upon the restoration
u peace that object must 10 accomplished aud &c
cured by the wisdom OF Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
France.

France
The embarkaton of troops and military stores
from Marseilles for the East, has recommended with
vigor. A ftb division Of the army of the East is
beng organized under the command of Gen. Charles
lie valiant.
TRADE OF PARIS,
fParis (June L. Correspondence Of the London Times
The cold and rainy weather which prevailed since
the latter end of April has proved very injurious to
the sale Of spring articles of dress. The retail
trade Of Paris has considerably suffered from the
state OF the atmosphere, and were it not for the
great influx OF strangers who have impaired some
animation to the fashionable quarters of the city,
trade would be completely at stand. Some symp-
toms OF activity nevertheless observable in the
manufacturing districts, particularly at Mulhouse
and In Alsace. The depreciation OF Roaen articles
a laDguid condition. The manufacturers of Tur-
Going and Roubaix are doing well, aud those OF FL
bcuf, Sedan, and Louvicrs are busy engaged pro-
vi6iDg the cloth necessary for clothing the Imperial
Guard The manufacturers Of articles de PARIS have
leceye ed orders from Spain and South America but all
the other branches Of Partisan industry are extreme
ly dull The sinister rumors circulated by spectators
" tn regard TO the prospect OF the harvest, have
caused rise on the Paris arket Of from a. to 81.
Per sack in the price of -four. The accounts re-
ceved from every part Of the country, however are
calculated to allay all present apprehensions Of
deficiency and describe the produce as likely to ex-
coed that OF q good ordinary year. The importa,
ton Of foreign has nearly ceased at Msrseiles
and Havie. The blockade Of the Russian harbors,
and the comparative prices OF the French and
American markets preclude the possibility Of re-
ceiviDg supplies from those quarters. Spain, the
only country from which grain Ia now derived has
on hand nearly one'half OF her crop Of 1853 The
price Of cattle experienced reduction at the last
Sceaux Market but not to extent likely to afford
the prospect Of any relief from the present exhor
bitant rates. There is no change in the wine mar.
ket at Bercy. Brandies have undergone another I'D.
vance of r., selling at 1911. and even 1885,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
THE VERY LATEST.
SIIIsTRIA, June 8, 18t

No decisive change.
Letters from Orsova OF the 9th instant state that the
Ottomans are Withdrawing from Lesser Waachia being
ordered to Rutschuk where Salad Pacha is concentrating
forty thousand men, to break through the Russian lines
at 7urtukai, for the relief of Silistria.
Omer Pscha intends making simultaneous movement
10 raise the siege Of Slsra The execution Of this plan
will probably take place ON the 18th or goth.
BERLIN, June IL, 1854.
The results Of the Teschen conference favorable.
Austria and Prussia will send to the minor
States extiDgushing the hopes of the Bamberg Con-
ference
Prussia IL resolved to consider the note sent by Austria
to Russia the I'd of June the 'ommaon mentioned
in the late treaty. and via send Colonel Manteuel to St.
Petersburg to back It.
Bahestaot Tornea the north Of the Gulf of Bothnia
has been cannonaded with success.