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Telegrapilio.

FURTHER ny THE ARABrA,-Boston Feb. THE Arabia
repor that The British frgse Reribuon had been sent
to sebssopol to dem nd from the Russians two angi
neers English subjects, who had been taken prisoners
with the other officers and two Egyptian steamers cap
tured short time since II understood that the
engineers were immediately set at liberty.
making SURVEYS preparatory to the construction of
defenses to guard against future invasion.
corvette under the Austrian flag and under the
prssisn flag entered tho Black Sea the day
entrance of the allied fleets.
The Sultan had granted pardons to the sars engaged
in the recent outbreak
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ERRATA.

IL is seldom worth while for IN editor IL
trouble himself about those verbal errors which
unless he corrected the proof with his OWL
hands, the printers would, in spite of his utmost
vigilance, be all the while making for him. Not
little akin, by his occupations, to the genus
irritable oatatm, editor, whose main bust
ness it is to write sense. might well be pardoned
If he sometimes fell into a rage over
TIL imputed trash and nonsense not his own"
which the type-setters strange ingenuity and
pertinacity Of misrepresentation constantly be-
stow upon him. Probably this, our very COM
plant, will become the occasion for new one
Therefore, as we have said, we usually do our
best, not merely by writing as plain as print,
but by carefully correcting our proofs,'' to
escape the modification of seeing ourselves made
to utter what has no meaning in it or perhaps
contrary one to that which we intended and
when, in spite of all our care, we find our
selves victimized by the compositors, we almost
always submit, as if to the inscrutable DEGREES
OF that Providence which no doubt watches over
printers, since it does over everything else In
short, we have made up our mind that, when
We que, our obituary (too like our life) shall be
full Of errors, and that for our epitaph men
shall Gas Goldsmith proposes for Whitefoord's)
= stfew round our grave-for they can do less
th crosh-readngs aud mistakes of the press
If this preface be long, our readers shall have
amends: for our tale shall be short; besides
which, we but tell it in order that this one ex
ample may serve in place Of many and spare
others as well as ourself the trouble of recur-
ring to what is, after all, of little moment ex-
cept to him thus travestied Yesterday, in our
leader we had written a sentence as follows
g No faith given between section and section, at
any such adjustment, holds, any longer than
tdsts the immediate alarm, the eve fear) selfish
dread OF commotion, which only when a catas-
trophe is In no other manner to be avoided and
when the last card of political tricksters and
demagogues is played, rallies to the call of pub
lie duty," etc. Here, the printers had at first
turned lasts into 6asts, and when we corrected
them, by the word, written az full, thew nrefer.
red the emendation of blasts No .doubt thrv
had Hamlet in their mind: g Bringest thou airs
from heaven, or blasts from hell' Or our
subject may have called up in their memory
the figure of him who, in Collns's ode Of the
Passions,
rrYsIx
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels February 8.

ST. CHARLES. B Lewis, Judge Thompson, Chs Hunter
Smith, H Jackson; DIR henford, W Smith W Richard
Harbour Mrs Mazoon Col Halle aud lady, Misses
Halle and Nam9ri J mes Meknsry, Fla 4 Blanshard
~; Hicks, Nashville w Lacey, Val W Thomas Mobls
Baird, O.
CITY. y Nswl La John Wilkinson, Parsons, Ala;
Fr@zsr Frszisr Ga Walker Y Carmann and servant
Smith, Bakdal, Mr. Wler, Besrsh, w SpRnn, DR.
Macy, Stewart 7 Nobe, q Dorsey Lai Ctsse w Hud
son, Patrick g Hughes Ark; " Logan, } P Trayer
Ratclf, Ky; Cbsts " Moore D Moor D Hodge,
Mr. Tiles, ny H sheppaed, Cameron. Tenn; Gwinn,
pin, Miss Mullen, Sweeney Ohio Hugh Mcdonald,
Robb Ind ] Chambers and lady Ms f Lindsey, KY
ST LOUIS. Thorn Iaj Grsn V Hart onard General
Polk and lady, Mis- Polk VIM Polk La Wood
Wood Texas; johnson, Mrs Johnson c; W Minor
Nicks, Tenn.
vERANDA IT Rea, ship Freemountain Carter Lud,
Martin, o: Sanford steame Cora NJ Shasr,
VI Shropshire, w Radcliffe, Anderson, Ky; DrD ton
WIN Cobb La; L Duva. C W Goodman, Memphis; Drou-
CHAN, Mr. NJ Droughsp, Ark.
ARCADE. r. Dskn Ala; Stark, Scott L Nj Ross, W H
Cacott L Turner Willis, Turnbu Pierce, La; vii.
laus Bridges, John Coey, Sawyer, al Mccullough A
Morrison, La, J Lopothe, Cal,
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] s BRowSEs BeNkEr-This evening is devoted tc
the benefit OF Mr. j. s. Browne, at the Varieties The
farce called ohos"rlad rhinskinueyer before acted
here-the burlctta of the Swiss Cottagsn and Robert
Macare will be played on the occasion and fully antic-
ipate crowded house Mr.. Brownies reputation and
merit as an actor in this country and elsewhere such
as insure to him brilliant aud crowded He is
an educated man, not only in his profession but out oft
and ranks among the best of those who tread the boards
Robert acae is his grand character and its general
has been taken from his playing Of dozen years ago
We hope to see tho house full
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To tire Ladies.

NJ A D NJ P L 7 e -,
- Respectfully services to the India, NJ Now r r
ahe treatment Of the following deAses PRoLAPSUs uTER
WHITES, PROFUSE AND PAINFUL MENSTRFkTION nv
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
Thstreament adopted has met he3n rova,o
the mostdnguished Surgeons of Pa London
its SUCCESS here which abe has ample testimony many
respectable iadea she refar to- nsfs
OF tho Uterus, not Of NATURE can cured
Madam devses herself exclusively aud
can be consulted DAILY, k6Iresdence,
myls sptf l9E ST yognn,,.tua.4
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New BooKs-We have received from Ticknor & Co, Of
Boston through the hands Of G. Morgan in Exchange
Place the Postoce couple Of recent publications
Poems aud parodes,n by Phoebe Carey, is neat vol
OF about two hundred pages containing the chief
her poetcal works. Some of them very good anG
widely known and the book will doubtless be extern
Sey of the reputation of its authoress vel
| account of its merit
The Young yoyagaurs,'' by Capt. Mayne Reid, con.
tans interesting matter for the juveniles and Is well
and oopously illustrated
We have also received from Phillips Sampson Co. of
Boston, throughJ c. Morgan number of prettiy print
ed juvenile works, illustrated to greater less extent
They entitled follows
/" Little Blossoms Reward,n by Mrs. Emily Hare
'ohristmas Holidays at Chestnut HlI by Cousin Mary
@Estells Stories about Dogs.''
sLittle Mary Talks and Tales for Children by H.
Trusta.
e Burrclif,' by Paul Greyton.
All of these works which well adapted to edfy and
instruct childhood, be found at G. Morgans who
has also superior assortment of other works in all
branches Of literature.
We have received from Geo. P. Putnam & Co. of New
York through McGnnis & Carver of SO Camp street. a
copy of book entitled Carl Krinker His Christmas
Stocking of which Miss Witherel is at least partner
in the authorship The book exceedingly pretty ap-
pearance and the stories are readable and pleasant.
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SE9SVa2n1.IggM.
Drugs, .uedtctne Is a,sa Ghemfcnys.

DR.. e. j. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street
~ DR.. E. j. coxE's PREPARATIONS, extensive uso for
nearly fifteen have by their acquired
unsurpassed ifequaed by similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CoPAlyA, sARsAPARlLLA AND cuBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LOZENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRAfP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND Pm
MANENT CURE THE PILES.
ER- For safe By Drnggista ganerallr IL ~.
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QrIrE FAMILY Amelia Wyand, who died in Wash
ngton county Nd few days ago. has loft the following
offspring; IA children rs grand children, 203 great
grand children and 10 great great grand chdrenn all
800 descendants. -..
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V'Ngettiltes.
Reduction Of Prices !

Reduction of Prices!
P. h L. REILLY & CO.,
Corner Canal and r. al streets,
Will reduce from md after Monday the 2O their entire stock o.
WINTER DRY GOODS,
Which comprise the mo FASHIONABLE IMPORTED well ne
domestic DRY GOODS. Among their extensive
be found the following leading srtiesa via
RICH FRENCH CALICoEs, from Is cents tt IS ceuta
FRENCH CASHMERE D'ECossE, all eolor,, at$l;
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BRoCIIE AND WATERED BARBOUR;
FLouNCKD BAREGE ROBES
PLAIN, PLAID AND DAMAsK BLACK SILK;
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE;
eros DE NAPLES all coos
New Style PLAID SILKS;
New Style BRoCADE SILKS
FLouNCED AND BAYADERE SILK ROBES;
CLoAKs AND PELssEs CLOTH VELVET efths Newest
Styles;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, COLLARS AND CHEhII-
ZETTES
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES
M0URNIN GOODS.
44to "a BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES;
BLACK MERlNo AND CASHMERE;
BLACK THIBET BLACK ALPACA;
- - BLACK BohIBAzINE
BLACK CHALLY;
BLACK (LADIEs') CLOTH
All Styles OF MOURNING EMBRoIDERIEs, etc., etc.
TABLE LINENS splendid assortment of DAMASKS TABLE
CLOTHS sad NAPKINS, Of every size.
LINEN siIEETING frem S4t l24
SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS.
P, & h. REILLY & CO.,
| febe Canal land Rsvals tYsats
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE LoSDos.-on the night of satur-
day January 7th destructive fire broke outin Cheap
side, in which the residences Of of the most
wealthy persons in the metropolis The fire ragged for
eight ten hours and the property destroyed
at four hundred thousand dollars
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HAuL-The police of Cincinnati made descant up
megambers the night of the Goth captured
twentyhrse of them. and also large amount of mpe-
ments such as keno faro and rondo apparatus.
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PROFESSOR HENRY DE MARsAN.--The method

PROFESSOR HENRY DE MARsAN.-The method
and abilities of this gentleman highly spoken Of in this city
great the dea and gentlemen who study the French
Combining the oral system with the single
admirable ook-it reasonable and method capable
ducng the satisfactory results requires
great deal less than other syse rdculosy
only successful the only afa Professor DaMlHsAx
formed Day C&sses Ladies' and Evening Classes
He gives Private Lessons usual the Pupil
own rooms No. Camp areet opposite City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-09

ES-The first number Of daily paper called the Daily
Texas Times published in Galveston Texas has reached
u.s. 1t presents fms typographical appearance and Its
editorials are sparkling We wish it success
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-09

OK Bvrl-we are being nusicaly blest just at pres
emit sOntag Ole Bull and Julien are all together The
sale Of tickets for Ole Bull will commence tomorrow
morning and they can be had Hswits and werleins
music stnres.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-09

sourHEhs Muarua-gishnu, an ancient divinity many
heaaed and multiarmed, is drawing at the Museum in
connection with the nMystsrous Lady, The idol was
aug nom Nineyah and is great curiosity Pictures Of
may Pc seen in "Layards NineYah and Cities Of the
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BENEFIT OF hK, LArIEpRE-Rossni's grand opera of
William Teln is to be performed at the Orleans Thea
tire this evening for the benefit of Mr. Laperre 1t is the
first representation this and combined with the
fact Of Mr. Laperres benefit will doubtless draw full
house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-09

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-The weather prevented such a
turn out had expected for Mrs Bernards benefit
but think the pieces played all the better for the
hinness of the house. Madelainen well repre-
scented and "Telemachus exceedingly amusing
Mrs Bernard looked very pretty Teieaacbts
DeBar made acharming Mistress Caiypso-though slightly
difident
This is the first evening of Anderson, the ragedian
He is announced in Hamlet with Maddoeks, Ben
peBar and Mrs Bernard in subsidiary characters We
trust the weather will be favorable the courage
of the people greater, Mr. Anderson is very good
trageaian.
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MADAME soNTAe-sontag, the cantatriee is on her way
here and will give her first concert at the Odd Fellows
Hall on Monday evening assisted by much able talent
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Winter Clothing,

Winter Clothing,
SELLING OFF TO ATE.
SHERMAN & PERSONS .m
No. Magazine street, Corner of Canal, N. D.
fB- Now ia the time get your amply of
WINTER CLOTHING.
offering stock of NEW GOODS at extremely
REDU ED PRTCE=S
OF Liquidation complete in everything
appeTtaining TO a tienemRn'z Wardrobe.
Super BLACK CLOTH FRoCK and DRESS COATS;
Nav Style FANCY CLOTH WINDREs;
- PLAIN CASHMERE PALToEs;
- OPERA CLoAKS;
- PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Super FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS:
Super BLACK DUESKIN PANTS
....LLss....
tS- An elegant lot of
FANCY SILK CRAVATS aud GENTS FITRNISHTNG Gn0DS,
UNDERsHIRTs;
DRAWERS;
GLOVES;
suSPENDERS;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, etc.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS from sl2 TO $50 per Dozen
ES Our Goods will be cheerty shown
mediately Call and examine,
SHERMAN s. PERSONS,
Jams SPlsteod ssW Magazine street, Canal N. o,
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PROFESSOR DlMIrRY.-It will be borne in mind we
trust that Professor Dimry gives another lecture to-
morrow evening, at Lyceum Hall, Greeian History,
Those who have been will be to attend advise
those who have not to try to endeevor to get there
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a- The steamboat Fashion has our thanks for Louis
vile papers Of February L.
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The Rlrrr.-rhe pointe ooupee Echo of the 4tb inst

The RIrER.-The Pointe Goupee Echo Of the 4th inst
says:
The river at this point has risen ten feet since
issue and is still rising at the of twenty
four hours Should it continue to rise at this for
few days evees in the upper end of the parish will
be sufficiently advanced to prevent overflow. We
sorry say that parts of the eVee in the upper part
of the parish not yet commenced although the old
evee is entirely gone and there is spade dirt
prevent the river from OyerfoHing.
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ALABAMA.-The Winter iron works, Montgomery, have
been sold for $175,0O0
bill has passed the Senate increasing the salaries
the chanceors and Circuit Judges to $1,000 per
The Auburn Gazette learns that named Thomas
Grizzel shot dead by William Moreand the night
Of the Both ut in Crawford Russell county. The two
were intoxicated at the time
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Er0Fessgj,ses.

AT j. c.. MORG ANS,
~, Exchange Place. adjoining the Poht-oAics.
k The Subscribers VALENTINES 1854 consists
of entirely PATTERNS and up style superior any
that lie has ever before offered to the public.
fsb7 19p J. C. MORGAN.
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V'erasttlah Hotel,
TIE. Surprise,
SesUeiE 4. Taylor,
Creme de Rousy Champagne.
IAGQLLESSQN q ELL G DID Nh

An ntey different article from ouzy OF ether brands,
N NOW LANDING $50 aakes Of the other bpdst
quarts and pntS, and will receive, in tho days as.
further supply
This Wine decidedly superior Champagne
into this Market as we'll known by all ACuUEssoX
Fills Brand either CREME BoUzY or FLEUR De lLERY
ES AIso on hand usual WINES At.
LIQUORS the market which aod gu a Reasonable t,ro, AZ
any other house in the city.
Isnts 2ptf sEWELL r. TAYLOR No. IL Poysi .roa,
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!. with a whitening look

The war-denonncing trumpet took,
And blew a blast so loud and dread
Were meier prophetic sounds so full of woe ~
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Stock Offered al pery Eosc Prices,

StUGES ONSFFSN Uf tS5'v GQW k~sseGeSs
TO CLOSE THE SEASONS BUSINESS.
CARP ETING, FURNITURE, Etc.
Oh ROYAL STREET. b1
sB The undsgned has complete carpeng
stating of
ADMINISTER, sAXoNY VELVET
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, TTIREE-PL
INGRAM AND VENETIAN.
MOSAIC, SAXoNY, ADMINISTER AND CHFNIELIE RUGS,
ADELAIDE, CHAM BRUSH, sEIEBPsKIN AND COCOA MATS.
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS,
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
WOODEN AND LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS,
LAMPACETTE, BRoCATELLE DAMASK LACE AND MUSLIN
CURTAINS,
PRINCES, GINlPs, CORDS, TAssELS, ste,
CoRNICES AND CURTAIN PINS.
full assortment of Fancy Articles, comprising sEvRS CHINA
BISCUIT and BRONZE sTATUETTES and MANTEL oRNA-
MENrs, LAMPS, VASES, CLOGKS,e &C.
CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY, SILVER and PAPER MACHE,
WARE.
FURNI 1T URE
ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY and OAK PARLoR, BED ROOM and
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, WRITING DESKS WORK IA.
BLES. FANCY CHAIRS, ETAGERES, etc.
Particular attention rsquasled to The nbov list Of CARPETNG,
all fresh goods, Of direct importation.
st?p p MAIIARn
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VICTOR ROTfNACR
F coNaATrIs
JOSEPH COLIN.
CHARLTs BouDouaoIrrI
p DAvTs
FOSTER Err1nTr
JNHANHAN
JGtrfIIoT
AI.FCorST
WIN yoGf,E,
BATHoNE, -Z
sAML g BELL.
JAMES CHENEY.
CHAs CLAIBORNE.
ADoLPHE DrpRE
JAMES DENEGRE,
Z PEsCHIER
MAINHAuT.
HANNAH.
] FoRsTAI,T.
FoRsyAII.
3JLABATUT.
JOHN cALAGHGN 80
MICHAEL HENEBEy.
PATRICK CoWES.
JONAS PIcKLEs.j
JOHN MORRIS,
] @ pRESDERGAsT
ROBr WHITE
HUGH CAyANAGH.
JOHN WALSH.
PATRICK KELLY.
hiAHRIcE MORRISON
JOHN H NORTON.
THOMAS AJeBIrRNEy
KBENNETT.
John r WALSH
WILLIAM VEREkER.
=JoHY GuyJGAN
WMH KaRTEP
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Nrw o. fzsa February 7, 1854
WIN. IT. GARLAND Fsq;
SuFhe an4Stt.saSd have learnt with regret that it
your intention to decline being candidate for rselec-
ton to the important and responsible office you hold
at the hands of your fellow citizens of City Treasurer and
they address you in The hope that you may be induced
favorably reconsider such determination.
Many of the undersigned have from their official
nection with you and others from observation of
been enabled to appreciate the very great i'm
porance your services have been to the City With
degree of experience in its financial affairs possessed
probably, by other citizen, you have evinced zeal
ability and devotion in the performances your arduous
and responsible duties that have deserved and their
admiration and all accord to you the credit of being an
impartial faithful and efficient officer with whose services
the City ill afford to dispense
The undersigned holding the prosperity of the City
be of paramount interest, you that in case you
will again become candidate for the Office of City
Treasurer they will use all honorable means and efforts
to secure your election irrespective party
They therefore, indulge the hope that you will aoceds
to their wshesthe wishes they truly believe of a
large majority of your citizens and become the in
dependent candidate of the interests of the CITY and
permit them to make known their high appreciation
you faithful public servant, by retaining you for
IL. MI
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lllOLlbT IRTHl- AR InHlf Univ IN
"a RR4Ub
EW sEwEIr,
John BuRKE
To STARK
SMITH
GEO puRVIs
pBEArrRFaARp
JAS RoBB..
SAM. SMITH
EpWINLIEWTs
JAMES LYNCH,
HFEDERATr,
JL WARNER
THoS A SNOW,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
JNo Mclean,
WIN ALLTNG,
wHEELEHAS.
DIT DONOVAN
TR BRADY, 1884, @"
JCKATHMAN
HENRY GUyoL.
DIR LABATUT,
ABoUDOusQuIE.
THos o NEIL,
JOHN L THIELEN,
JOHN BARNETT,
JBARKER.
SCHMIDT.
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
GEORGE BARTON,
SMITH
PLAcIDE FDRSTATL
EUGENE FoRsrALL,
JOHN BYRNE.
THOMAS BYRNE,
THOMAS HASry
JAMES MYREs
AI.oNzo CLAUS,
" II SEVER,
JNo kEEFE.
JOHN A,sFFTTEE
THOMAS DFA
MICH4ELFIygN
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~ GOSHEN BUTTER hrkns. per Crescent City;
STAR GANDLES-l00Ot Ges;
STRAW PAPER--SOdO rsanls;
CiDER--i10 barrels Newark;
ALE-ipo do. Albany;
PINEAPPLE CHEESE-ik0 boxes;
SCHlEnAM SCHSAPS--lO0 boxesi
WESTERN BUTTER-5OO kegs;
In store aud for sale BY A. D. GRIEF Il CO.
fsbg 40 and ~ Old IOves,
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direct Importation
o
JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY SCISSORS etc. variety
GB- Wholesale and Retail Depot ia New Orleans, at
UI0N1S,
iAnas 9p4w Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets.
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There eleven entries for purse Of SCOTLAND
icap-to be for on the Attn, Red Eye, Nina ant
Florence among the entries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-09

SAME D4Y.-Hutchnson stakes, mile heats.
Samuel j Garter's b. f., by Epsilon dam by Leria-
man ''''''''''''.'.d
John Harrisons b. c. CRY Edmonfsof' ...',......-2 z
John Campbes b. c., by .1ltDr. DIS
Time-1s46 1852.
There were eleven entries for a purse of SCOTLAND
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Chagres Fepe,. s Chitts ana Feye,

Chngyes FeUes. = CE,iJts and FeUe,..
BEACH'S FERRUGIN0US TONIC,
1T Is a Certain and sfaiibls Remedy for
CHILLS and FEVER, GHAGRES FEVER
And all FLYERS of an tneratent Type.
MEYER hNOWR Fail,
For sale by F. D. BEACH, NJ d. Chemi#t Apoheca Corner
Of ChsrtreE and EnBnmhoGse THOMAS
and Carondee streets. fabs 6tade&1tW
nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS.-I have a
~ business by which energy ray realize
+nt proh OF e IS slV
he possibility Of loss This is
nave els
$500 srd still following easing succs To
young 0thsrE II employ
ray4 hea M buntFs offers for money
MAXIM nn Athta onS ordinary character pleasant
henorab" and ava liable at any time position in life,
On teeep 81 paid will particulars and
SSaeton giyt money refunded address LAM4ERT
Saratoga Springs, Nav York, febg Itikyg&
NOTICE TO BUlLDERS.-Estimates will be
received the Office Of the LIVERPOOL and LONDON ISSU
kAGE COMPANY, NJ. rs ST. Charles street un SATURDAY
ANlN MEM Al IN o'clock repsiHg rebuilding TIE houses
OF H. T. s~sey and Joseph Rally, Hercules Melpo
meme damaged " ne on the night OF the it'll Instant
New Orleans, February 8, 1854. febe It
sSTRAIED or STOLEN, from the foot n
of Grayiat street on URpAYI February a. aRoAN
f9 wis Saddle aud Bride. ANY finding returning
WIZ 10, oe SUITABLY fFFAslFd JOS. L1TTLEJOHS,
3pu' OF 10 Fulton of Graviar.
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goots, Shoes a,a Esrogarss,

arHssR AT WHOLESALE.
WV oWandingirom ship Norfolk and store,
80 sortment OF BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGAfS, HATS, CAFs
sse Plantations supplied with prime RUssET BReGANs WOOL
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW and CAMPEAcHY hats q,
the lowest market priees,by
jYle spdAW FROST a co, 10 Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-09

CHARLESTON RAcEs.-We gather from the Evening
Standard that the first days for Jockey Club Purse
Of 81 oo0 four mile heats won by Nina in walk
Highlander having been bought by the owner Of Blonde
The second race, the day, for by four
nags, with the following result:
Crit Edmondsion.
Hero, FLY. 2
nrax n1l+
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Time--1st heat 3424s I'd heat, 3:45
On the second day. Red Eye by Boston out of Lucy long
walked over the track for purse Of $3.50.
There three entries for the sweepstakes two mile
heats, purse of $3.50, which summed up as follows
j. W. hazyck's b IN. Nay B,oson by Champion,
dam by Monarch, 4 Y. Observation-Disclosures. l
j. B. Moore's b. f. by Equinox, y. o.......... 2
John Harrisons b. m Shddo,e, by Boston, dam by