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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22

GEN ERAL AGENCY FOR THE
N SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND.-GEO.
w READ and POWHATAN BOULDIN offer their
services to the Public GENERAL AGENTS for
the SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND in the
State of Virginia generally and particularly in mid
die and Western Virginia also, in the South and
southwestern States Their location is not far from
the junction of the Richmond and Danyills and
Southslde Railroads. which sford an easy access to
the most desirable lands in the State. One of the
suoscrioers was once extensively engaged in the
practice OF Law, which Is some guarantee that the
titles will be well investigated and the papers accu
rateiy prepared the other at this time engaged in
the practice of the legal profession The services of
one OF the members of the concern may at all times
be commanded to view lands at the instance of Dur.
CHASER or seller Surveys viii be attended to for dis
tant purchasers and the subscribers will be Qualified
TO make purchases reference the geeloRcaI fea
lures OF particular districts both as regards their
rcuitural and mining capabilities-the payments far
the land to be made to the parties to the Contract
although advice will be freely given as to facilities
Ior and IN the case of distant purchaser
payments II desired will be made through the cub
scrbers Their office is at Charlotte C. b. Address
READ boULDIN. GEO w. READ
POWHATAN ROULDIN
REFERENCES.
conway Robinson and Willis r Rocock Esoa
htchmondi Joseph Z. yenable and Samuel " Wat.
kins, Esqs Petersburg; DR.. Geo. s. Scott ClaykspiHe
Hunter II. Marshall and William H. Dennis Esos
Charlotte; Jno. 3 Edmunds, Haitian; and Or VIM
q; Gre head and B. n. Jones, Esq, Daarine.
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A No. 20 HORSE POWER STATION
"A. AIRY Steam En- CINE and Saw Mil for sale. Ap.
ply to cambridge HART, Richmond, or tn
B. ANDERSON, jr., Ruther Glenn P. O.. Caroline
Va. ga 12-d2a wiz cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22

M ISSES BERRY'S SEMINARY, on
AVA Fifth street, between Clay and Leigh, will
commence its third session on MONDAY, Oct I'd,
TERMs-PAYABLE sEMT-ANNUALLr.
b9dla ana $1oo 10
Enslsn Dfancne6s ~ TO ~ w
Ancient and Modern Ian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
Music, Drawiog and Painting at the usual charges.
Every variety Of WoIs.ed and Ornamental Work
taught By one of the Misses B., who will give in
struction 10 any wishing connected with
the school. "a 2-dImh
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
~ THEMATICAL ACADEMY, on Eleventh, be-

IL THEMATICAL ACADEMY, on Eleventh, be-
tween mershaii and Clay streets, Richmond, Va
MoNTAGUE BASSETT, successors to Dr.. 3.
Maupin The next session Of this School will COM
mence on the lst Monday Of October next. The
course will be OF the most liberal and extensive cha
Iscter, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics .Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, be-
sides the usual English branches
The subscribers pledge themselves TO nse their ut
most exertions to maintain the hitherto high reputa
ton OF this institution; and hope, by prompt and
zeaious discharge Of their duty to merits continue
ton Of the patronage which has been 90 berlly be-
stowed upen them. b
TERMs-Senior Mathematics and Classics. go; Ju-
cHARD, each, go. Payable invariably Ii advance.
The Preparatory Department will be continued nm
der the charge Of competent and efficient feAcher,
Mr.. y. can be found at tho Richmond House,
where he will be happy to receivs any communiea-
tions. MONTAGUE BASSETT.
f2--lna& 81 & 'eqs1
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS

nRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
~ Our stock of Dress Goods il now full and COM
plete. We invite call from all in want of fashion
able Goods. We are prepared TO show
Plain, PLAID and Broc.de Silks in great variety
Irish Poplin', Plaid Raw Silks Plaid Merinoes
Plan, Figured and Plaid French Mouselins
English and French MeIinoes
Apacas and Bombazines
Our Goods were all bought at the recent low prices
in New York, and we think we can offer unusual in
ducements to purchasers.
e2t C. HARTWELL & co, 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22

All solvent small notes except Fredercksburg Cor
goraton, are taken by the brokers at 2 " cent dis
FredeSfcksburg are down to Is ~ ct. discount.
G0td-3 premium. Silcey-Old prem New 30i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22
FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.

FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENING GLASSES.
PRIVATE LESSONS.
MI DE MONTHURRY has the honor TO
1H1 inform the public that he viii resume his
Courses in the above languages on the first Monday
OF october. Application may be made TO him a.
American Hotel or at his rooms ON Bank street. over
DR. 6oochs office.
agreeable and useful to the Students takes the Ib
ertJ of calling their attention language which
they have for length of time appeared Indifferent
but towards which they seem on sudden to have
felt themselves attracted:-he means the SPANISH
LANGUAGE.
The relations of this part OF the country have be.
come frequent with that of the South, that Anne.
ricans have had better opportunity of hearing and
appre catipg the beautiful language which the Em.
peror ChsrlesV. had termed fit for the gods There
is not The least deubr but henceferward the Spanish
will become even the French essential to good and
csnnexion existing between the United States and
the formerly Spanish Colonies 1t will prove a. use
full in business transactions Especially for the South
ern States) ast will be requisite in polite and fash
ionsble circles. % I4-Im
l .ANGUAGES.-The subscriber gradua
Ated at the University of Warsaw, will commence
on the LIST October next new course of instruction
German Polish Russian. Greek Hsb1sv ch.,ds.
ic. Kimehei, and the Bah Talmud.
His plan of instruction is according to his own sys
tsT and has been successfully pursued for the last
Private Lessons to suit the convenience of learn.
ers.
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of learnins suy of
these languages are respectfully requested to make
early application that they may select and be certain
of their hours at the bookstore of Mr. Jas Wood
house, Richmond, Va
SAM'L H. LAsKI
N. B. All Languages are taught to write, and par.
tcularly to speak.
TESTIMONIAL:
Mr. LAsKI, has exhibited to me abundant textimo.
mails from most respectable sources of his good cha
racter and Accomplishments teacher of Rss
and 6ucb. L take pleasure In meudiua him tn
the confidence and regards of the citizens Of Rich
mond, Rev. CHS H READ
Richmond, Va, July 18th, "a.
REFERENCES:
Rev DR.. Moore, Rev. DR.. Howell, DR.. McCaw,
Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, De Voss, Esq, Consul Rev
Mr. Cummings, DR.. Peticoas. sell -Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22

Mr. #. w. ROSTERS SCHOOL FOR
AL YOUNG LADIES viii reopen On MONDAY
g October nsx on the same plan and terms = those
Of last session. ~ ls-tloe4
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.

OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD Con-
RICHMOND, Sept IL, 1854
Es IA Essz=szs=s5szzs1 TO ESTERN
Szzk 28kd@Ezx M Err CHANTs-Goods
brought by vessels to Richmond, oh are designed
to be transported the Va Central Railroad may
be consigned directly to STEPHEN HuNrER Depot
Agent.
If the Goods belong to any one living off the line
of the road, they must be consigned to respon-
sbe person residing at the place of destination wb
will be required to pay all charges before they
taken away, which must be done promptly
III. D. WH1rCOMB,
Sc 14-2aw1m Sup't Va. C. r r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22

IN of his entire interest in the Machine Shop on
10th street. to John aud Thomas Hancock, who have
been interested with him since the commencement
The business will hereafter be conducted by them
and cheerfully recommend them to the public
They are authorised to collect all unsettled bills and
settle all bills against the machine shop.
JOSEPH WEAR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22
COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS. September 81.
The Fall trade IL improving, and there is con
siderably increased activity among our merchants
Money matters, although still under sharp pres.
sure from the commercial apathy of the past sea.
son, are easier.
The news from Europe still represent the crops
there Is good and the weather as highly favorable
for reaping and housing the grain. Our market has
been for months higher than the European; but,
nevertheless these accounts have not failed to ope-
rate to certain extent here-diminishing as they
do the probabilities of speculative demand for the
European markets 1t is now very likely, that not
wthstandng the drought and deficit of corn, 1t will
turn out this year. a. does at least nine In ten that
the farmer who sells early In the season comes off
best.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. The

~ undersigned having this day formed a Co.part-
nersh'p, under the firm of ]. &. T. HANCOCK, and
purchased from Mr.. Joseph Wear his machine shop
on 2och street, between Main and Franklin streets
will continue the business heretofore. and invite
Mr.. Wears former patrons to give them a trial
JOHN HANCOCK.
THOMAS HANCOCK.
Richmond 18th September, 1854.
sa1d-9auSuk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22

.Mfs MUSICAL CARD.-Mrs. A. b. s.
XHEK COLE, daughter of the late Prof. Oliver
sno taking Fo1ie n .nS nuos
Mrs. C. has the pleasure of referring to Prof Geo
Webb, of oston, and other distinguirhed teachers
She may be found at the Exchange Hotel after I'd
October. Sc I4-ecd4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22

yoaEsGn,-Ne vsaseis nov wanted a,- r,..-...,
~ Lsadea T~o o. three email vssssis s.utsa iSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22

TAILORING, TAILORING
vEsTING-Compri.ine a great vai.t, Of all the
newest styles in market; among which will be found
some splsndid patterns of Fancs CASSIMERES and
Velvet VISITING, wnich will make to order, at
reasonable prices, and in the latest style. Call and
se q VIM IRA SMITH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

ARRIVAL Of THE T&xAs--The steamship Texas Capt
Place from Vera Cruz the 2h arrived this port yes
terday afternoon bringing the following passengers;
Mr Batterworth and lady, w Ken and lady Capt Bor-
len: MIR Vass Haub, Angel Iturbide,J Rufnd; j
dregaene. and two in the steerage
The Texas left at yora Cruz the brig Brownsville dis
charged aud ready to leave for Alvarado to load,
The Texas detained As hours beyond her time in
consequence of heavy gales from the North which pre-
vented communication from the shore
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Arrivals ut the Principal Hotels. January a.

ST. CHARLES Armstrong, Grigshy Hsady, XVI
stone Il tangt ton, w tlSfeyeus, FL tera, At.aad
founghlcsd Bowman, Flicker NJ tche Mics Bert
Mr. md Mira VIM Young and Mr. aud Mrs Watson,
Miss Buck Sam Crane, Miss Brrnor, Freeland Jr MIR ark
and lady Mas NJ Lyle, Miss Al Neb, N G; VIM Il Pratt,
Ally Mae Fnker, Jos Williams Pr Attend, Il 2 TrabnS, II
ierkiLs and lady, La Duncan Courtney, Ioeea,
Barcsy and lady, d Moody TsyaG Boyd, Y; Pettn
gall Me- Miss Annie Gray, G; Weser Pa; Th1s Kent,
" Wood N o. 4 Williamson, Williams hir and Mrs j
watson and servant Jos Ctay lady, Mas; Hanback,,
AK @ de Sutbiaa, Msxo.
VEkANDA a Rchinson, Owens I Reddy Buleck W II
Rose, W u White, Lindsey Coat ton, lady and
servant fhas EteelAnd, J Lotion, Miss Soa II Pc
era u Jas andersen, john Bullock, Ark Shrpshre,
anderson kyi NJ WaFdeyti wife and Williamson and
family n n Mclean, He:ndon, Ala Beidley lady,
itnni Gihson nnkieEer lady, child ard Bowman
bts Texas $3.50
ARCADE e l. wis G Day. r Crdmp, II Burnside Hall, La;
MINNIE Dunop, Texas; Sam Davis, Sutnlners Isonsrd
Johhon, Dt Sampson U5nn Vim Patterson, Patton
Dorsey Duprea ] huson, NJ Bloom Owen Badger
Richardson La; Sidney sun b, btsRn4oa Walker
Coosten Mo- Col M abazeh Thonp N o. Samuel
Drydeur Nils, La. =
.Saml Shannon Rev LLOYD Johnson Montgomery Il Il
Reddy, II Col Dohtrty, Bnrch Joseph AhIt brown
Kenpson, sol Rowland q Mcite Miller Heanser d
NJ Murray Miss Y II Garrison, Hagsy, y Reynolds S
Brown, BrsshWood, La; - Carroll Ark; Cotton Wiz Ii
Billings, Mo- ' =
ST. LoUlSJ Wood Wes, Boston; Cew N " voss Mex-
leo 0sgppi, NJ Rouh, VIM Polk W King b Hill In: l.
Rotin4on Ipnhn, Ala c Cummings Provost Texas Mrs
TsS l5r and servant, La
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN'Y ., 1861

NssKhy CREseEsr.--Copes Of the Weekly Crescent,
containing much editorial snd miscellaneous matter ana
fhsiatss by na and telegraph can 10 mad at cur
counter the store Of j. O. Morgan near the Post
office, neatly done IN for mailing,
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To the EnsRss,e.

VI a D VI T L A T D II
s Respectfully to the Ladies of Ne a.,
eaasns Of me following daosaea; PR0LAPsus UTERi
WHITES, PRoFuSE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN EN-
sokeEAEHf AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
theestmen adopted by her is that which hep ro#alo
NV Surgeons of Paris London York; AMI
ia aceesh here which she hsa ample testimony aud Tho
ladies' she refer
OIL no oteraR act Of q oaneerous nature cured
aeda dtyates haraef exclusively and
car be consulted DAILY Mt herrssdonce
myi8 sptf 1sR q. Fo,..xz.
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.Nieap hooks.

1 ~ Just Received at "s- t"."
j.. G.. MORO ANS,
| Exchange Place, adjoining ths Post-otass.
EIGHT YEARS ON TIE STAGE o. the uoosTapbv NJ an Ar,
| trets. By Mrs. Moaat,
coMTEs POSITIVE PHILOSOPHY. English Edition =: -
| hlrs. PARTINGToN'S CARPET BAG Oh, FUN -.
HOME SCENES AND HOME SOUNDS or the World from nv
| WINDOW. by Fl, NJ. Stephens.
AMERlcANJouRNAL OF MEDICAL scENoEs-Jauaary.
| THE LANGUAGE OF FLoWERs-With Illustrative Poetry
PflsER'S ELEMENTS OF aATERIA MEpICA AND THERAPEu.
TIes-Editon 1854
| LAWRENCE TREATISE ON THE DISEASES OF THE EYE.
ALCOHOL AND THE CONSTITUTION OF MAN. BY Edward l.
E0uIANS, author of the Glass Book of CHEMISTRY
AN EXPLORATION OF THE VALLEY OF THE AMAZON nv
Lieut. Wm Lswis flsrHdon--witl Maps Pla,ss.
r Z Fl d r S UP PLIES.
WoMANfs REeoRD skstchta Of Distinguished Women in all
Ages By AIs. Hale
APPLEfoNs MECHANICS MAGAZINES vols bound is 1877
and 1858.
Mo0REfS LIFE OF sT1ERIDAN-q yoIs
APPLEToN's MODERN ATLAS OF THE EARTH
THE COMIC HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
BRITISH ELoQuENcE. By c. H. Goodrich D D.
HOT CORN n, Lie Scenes ia New York-iliustratsd
CARLYLE'S ESSAYS.
LARDNER'S LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND ART
Mis- IEStIE'S COOKERY.
fiAPs AND MsIIAPs. By Grace Greenwood
THE BOOK OF NATUREAn Elementary The sns.s
Of Physics Astronomy Chemistry Mnsraloyy Geology Botany
Zoology and Physiology.
janas 9t2ps&M ltW r. a. MopcAN
COheea's es;esU Orleans DIRECTORY.
INCLUDING JEFFERSON CITY, CARRoLLToN GRETNA
ALGtERs AND MeDoNoGHgILLE,
FOR 1854.
~ Containing $1,000 name FIRM DIRECTORY and STREET
and LEVEE GUIDE and other nfOrustiou which will Ia sean
by the Table Contents with Portraits of the citizens
OF New Orleans, with their biographies
-,
TABLEAU OF YELLOW FEVER OF 1888
with Typographical Chronological Historical Sketches of the Ep
denies Of Nav Orleans the city in 1885 Illustrative
ithe Quarantine question: By Benno Dowler D. Price u.s.
eB- For saIe by
j. B. STEEL,
Jalzo o.sp@ltH so CAMP STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

StLyEn TAIL rs PocAHoSTAs-These two celebrated
cracks come together at mile heats harness
over the Meairis strer is the champion of the South
and until the Indian maiden shows her stock to be the
genuine red blood of Old Virginia. shall claim the pre-
ference for old sir and his hacker Sam The spin will
be in all probability of the most interesting Of the
season, and draw an immense crowd
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fya such attempts As to the second affair, /
DO not see that Mr. Koszta is very thankful to
Capt lngraham nor do perceive any great
reason, therefore. for any further thankfalness
about this ungrateful and impertinent Hun
garian,
Except the introduction Of bill for the work
Of draining the overfowed lands of the State,
and the bringing in from the Senate of the APP
portionment bill passed there, there was little
further of any special interest. It seemed, at
first to be intended, by the majority, to pass
tie latter hill, without giving the minority
time even to see it: and this certainly looked
very ILL., Bnt, upon some remonstrance, the
House--whieh does notappear illiberal-agreed
thatthe bill should lie over until tomorrow, in
order to be printed
Thus you see the days proceedings do not
make very long nor very interesting. Whe-
Their it he their fault OF mine, l cannot tell
Perhaps they ought to have done more, and
told it better. Tomorrow. we will try and be
more entertaining. E. w. J.
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.Vsse Clothing Store,
No. 40 CAMP STREET
IRWIN l. F0RNO
az Have us received md opening of
CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK DRESS COATS of
article, and 81 tho ant fn.hi
BLUE CLOTH FRocK and DREss COATS, Plais and Gill
Buttous;
BROWN and OLIVE FRoCK and DRESS COATS
superior article Of FRENCH BEAVER and ENGLISH KEgsEY
oFERCoATs, GLoAKs rALEToTS and SAC COATS. Of all
coora and styles;
BLACK bOESKIN aud CASHMERE PANTS;
100 different styles and patterns of FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS
Fancy SILK aud PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Plain aud Figured SILK and SATIN yGSTs;
WHiTE SILK and MARsEtLLES VESTS
Plain and Embroidered AARSEILLEs VESTS;
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS.
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of Msckaniasl Wsrkea Boso.s
Plain, Fancy and WHITE SILK CRAyATs;
Fine Heavy CASHMERE UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS.
SUBSCRIBERS;
HOSIERY;
HANDKERCfIiEFs;
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS;
RALTSEs
CARPET BAGS, etc.
ER We will receive additions by The arrival s
every steamship tem New York. friends and the public
generally to examine stock whs will on reasonable m
9ptf
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Saa,anspfsr.Eggu.
HDyatgs, Medicine and e1he,,,fcnfs,

Dir. E. ]. CoxE, No 95 Camp street.
MT DR. Z. j. CoxEs PREPARATIONS in extensive use fo
nearly fifteen years. have by their acquired reputation
Unsurpassed sqnsed by similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF coPAlyA, SARsAPARtLLA AND CUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LozEHGEs.
CHOLERA sYRlIP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PE a
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
~ For saie by Druggists generally ;- .tf
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
no THE NEW ORLEANS Daily CRESCENT
an fir National Linz,
I,onrsTANA I,E9IsLAT1rRN


BAroS RoueE Jan. q -Senate There was no quorum
in the Senate to-day. ..&
Eouss.--Mr Deacon introduced bill to authorize a
Harbor Master for the Fourth District bill has passed
the House giving the swamp Land Commissioners atty
thousand dollars also bill allowing securities to DO given
out of the parish, in certain eases
There will not be- from present appearances quorum
in either house tomorrow, Saturday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

MusIcALIn addition to Gottschak, it will be seen by
reference to advertising columns we are to have
Julien and sentag both here in the of little time
The lovers of music likely to be we'll satisfied this
season.
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I 4. AZ s.: l: %

Lima match a htwss S,t The -ll-~~=
leas OH gHS s sS
8 s. t Pilnit : ! s Il FE1fo 4s1f
s,ns il Tpss IS five
9. P@ i5s' sf : bR R2H felfsY'
On SUNDAY Ftb1uars match fi0oome hsats-lhro best il
8 eE Ri'si9 !. ii lFR2s2 4sfs.
. Me- 5 STFsi;f M TO harness II
y @, 5ii1 ssia& Ss y s / FsBEt
hss r. so a ns seo PAGERS mile heahre Eve
i. Rev, ) N Dolly sPsNKhsR,
so4ru4.. t i Fss 9Is
\ \ PR s@, IN n Dd oIif2l sPSSKh.R,
" g 4, Abrams JOE WILSON,
( h5"l Hsiss FR q klFFGaSRn 5Es
come d rssf XVI fAss 5s miles and sa
y Y 81 { A,a m b5t { 19s sr SEHS2S,
K X bsahsm oh FRANK PIERCE
es Mo- i, s sSn w. ~ Il harness To
I + !, X F baat b 4 e ! FRANZ PIERCE,
f- Rs,os = w, w G. \, Astsm s JOE WlLsoSs
si55 On sass 5ss one DOLLAR
RsEs viii ns T. sssn and any Of the above
- .,p v rs Vii tS 5's F e gsfs.s
inns % macs up to the Ra9q ATs safsi ARF P
NDoRTER AND ALE =
II 100 casks q 4erts) PORTER;
30 Do. tpluts} do ~. T..
30 do. do ALE;
Landing sS Jane 3. Walsh, sad ior sale BY
rms | SAM WOLFF, IS Camp 1t.
NsRUITS, NUTS, Ere
n l54e boxes SICILY ORANGES
800 do do LEMONS;
50 bags F#IbERIS;
81 bags NALNuTS;
So boxes SRELLED ALMONDS.
New landing eS bark Splendid and o sale l,e
JANIS A. Il COCHRAN 4 NAM ~ ,,.t,
: ksoMAIo CATSuP-20 dozen choice, for sale
- Ps DC, HARplLL 5 CO, 81 Magazine street, isusJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

PERSEVERANCE No. 1S,-The members Of this efficient
and well known fire company give grand fancy dress
ball tonight at Armory Hall The of the
gers Ito be found in another coumn give that
it will be gotten up and conducted In best style and
would do well to attend who delight to
Come and trip it as We go, ...-5
On the light fantastic Toe -....-.-.
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sa Splendid Stock of Winter
CLOTHING AT PRIME EASTERN COST!
tS To make for my SPRING SUMMER stock am
new closing out Winter Goods per regular
rates The following ist vefy fair sample my pIiees
HEAVY PILOT CLOTH OvERCoATS % to ala 90
HEAVY BEAVER CLOTH $40 90 to S4 %
FINE CASTOR BEAVER CLOTH oyERCoATS st4 90 sac 90
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE sACs. 90 to $40 90
OLIVE BROWN BLK CLOTH $40 90 to SIS 90
d. do do do. SAcs ....s 90 to $12 90
FANCY CASHMERE FANTsnll % to 90
BLACK CASHMERE PANTS. s0tos so
BLACK DoEsRlN 90 to 90
BLACK and FANCY SILK VELVET VESTS 4 50 ts 20
BLACK and FANCY SILK and SATIN VESTS 90 to %
LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS Dozen sa 90 to ais 40
ALL LINEN SHIRTS 80 so
SILK DRAWERS and UNDER SHIRTS. ..........s
MERlNo DRAWERS asd UNDER SHIRTS. 90 t. 80
BLACK asd CoLoRED KID GLOVES. 50 eents 10 75e
BOYS CLOTHIN
BEAVER oVERGoATs. 90 sue
BLACK, BLUE and OLIVE CLOTH FROGKs s 90 TO A A 90
do. do. do. SACS...........s q cot 4 q no
FANCY EMBROIDERED PoLKAS. ............s oOto a %
FANCY EMBROIDERED TALMAs. & % IN 4 40
BLACK and FANCY CASHMERE PANTS 90 to 90
BLACK and FANCY SILK 20
CLOTH and SILK VELVET CAPS .,........,s 50 "a
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS ......,.,,.. $40 10 IN Al. m
WILTON and BRUSSELS CARPET BAGS.
LADIES' WILTON and BRUSSELS SATCHELs.
g The Public respectfully solicited call these
goods, and after fair trial hsy ehesp. BY 40 per
Should dissatisfaction ex purabassg money will be re-
funded :. TERMS CASH.
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oatFASs TArArRN. -Fo-n night will be performed the
celebrated opera in Eve acts The Queen of Cyprus in
which fhe main strength Of the company will be brought
out. On Monday night the celebrated grand opera of
Moses will be produced for the first time this
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coHEv's DrRFcrehsThe New Orleans Directory for
1854 has been published and is for sale byJ E Steel No
90 Camp street It contains catalogue of the inhsbi-
taus Of the city and auhourgs and much other valuable
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