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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-27
JOHNSON d PUGH,

Commission Merchants, Richmond, W.
OWce-froHt Budding, SiOckoe Hdre.ouse
w Flour Corr hope attention 10 Their I'M
nes to receive the patronage Of their friends the public
THos TINsLEY JOHNSON Inspector a, seabrooi Ware
house. ''-'s
WIN PuGH, late of cark,vie Meelienburg county, Va.
~ the stock Of goods lately occupied nv NJ
sclater Agent indebted m. az
requested TO settle their with Mr.
10 who u Is indebted, will for
we have much pleamre In recommending friend. as
young gentleman highly deserving their
age. WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER
NOTICE-lIayng purchased the goods At the old
stand OF VIM Esg-sion recently by James
scater. Agent for MesSrs WILLIAMS
shall be pleased TO OF The late
concern aud hope by strict attention merit
unuanes OF Their patronage. JAS W. vERsER
April i'th-d2w No. 90 Pearl street
H0LtaTEH LISEN-Made Coats of all STYLES for sum-
mer wear also One lot Of goods is very du
fAo'e and suitable Tor business purposes Call Ia Main
- WA IRA SMITH
ape Late Smith 4 Marvin.
NNOVE wiRF-A as,ortment Just to hand from IN.
w manufacturer, and for sale by
c. J. sINTog Co,
apis sisn OF the Circular Saw, II Main st.
UDEACH BRANDY.-l5 bbl. old SOUTHAMPTON Peach
RAWLINGS 4 MILLER
Ap' Corner Pearl and Gary els.
VUALLOW CANDLES.-Jackson's celebrated brand
II Just received and for sale by RAWLINGS MILLER,
AP" Corner Pearl and Cary ss.
t0-PARTNRHSIIiP-The undrsisned have TIN, AZ a.Io
~ GATED themselves under the Of III RcII A
AtEh Tor the Of conducting
business In Its finest branches th.S
are ready to please gentlemen who may with cali
SAMUEL 6. BtTRCII
.nxu,,,s., FRANK sHA ER.
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10000 i Ssi ra .ssss .as g. 'S;1' "A
.n,o RAWLINGS e MILLER.
"" Corner Pearl and o.ry streets
'HNnLk AND PIANO C0vRRs,-super Printed rabl. and
lid 'sno ooTsr', Tor 'ss@ Q, HARTwELL 4 90,
~" Ne Bread street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-27

UDtUi.UsNLS FOX S3UOOUO OF The BONDs OF THE
souTH.siDE RAILROAD COMPANY, guaranteed oy ths
city OF Petersburg further the
ana all property; will be received at the ONCE Company
In the cay OF retesbug until TUESDAY, Nav
next The Bonds are cent Coupon April
ani S5OOo on the LIST January l0 Office OF
I've Company, In Peter burg $3.50 and
$1,000; the other 5000 redeemsbe ISIS and NAV be
made payable either Ia the city OF Pet rshug CITY
New YORK as the bidder elect and Goo
pons, payable lat January and LIST July.
TkRssihe bids specify whether the pav,e
New Yo'k. F-' So 1N'S''Ouis
Twenty ave cent OF the the amount awarded
10 eac purchaser 10 be paid days
PET cent on or before the Goth May per before The
10Th June and the the
or the whole amount
chaser Ten par the amount HwHIJ %
each purchaser VIII b. returned
the contract which interest allowed the residue pAd
IN ponds Will be Issued wM. FASnILL
Apls-td psSr.hlp',
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rop -ys GENERAL AGENCY

HNRISK nE SAIL AND PURCHASE IINDa
80 u; hCffIN Secretary sAs yiroi.ia
rnh. " octsfN and N. Au6rsr offer th.ir Agrt
Tirgis AZ, AsEsrs for the Purchase OF 70 ne
os.,c .Iu we SonLAern and Weskern SAT- VI Lands In
cir, v - the 9see Of khs Tfrginia Srss Jo-,,,
fss SOgUsr Notary fsOlc Accountant. o,,,cx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-27

TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PgBLIc-Hayipr day boush,
out the interest Of Msss NJ. SMITH and A. q. ELAN
Of sLAh sa TIL CO. will in ,hOI, time add TO the
stock Of Groceries Ny plan will sell cheap
p1netra will sive
kinds OF Country produce which
by strict attention banes pablo
age.
April II. wM. O. ELAN
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" HING De!
.,. SPRING, 1854!

VL u v IK 1 D E!
SPRING, 1854!
IA ZEN, CHlLES AND BALDWIN are nov reeevi,, T.,
IA addition TO the
Ps cd weekly saPp. OF good Ready Cohns direct FROM
mandatory where abe
lease. ~ S''~eS 'AHHo' iAh 70
We intend, far style 4e CO. to keep fully IN With ~,
All the style goods they APPEAR In ,rtst
oe sde up handsomely, aad shall low AZ po,,ir
and "a Merchants s and u, .h good full stock made
lO2 Main reet- '' -'A 'Ah AZ NO.
ap22 Krry curr u,
UEl-H LlSESr, TABLE rAAIAsAs ec-An,,,.r ~, :,
~ esesrasd irish Linens, direct from Belfast
barnsey sheeting Sd and l0+ Danasks Pillow Insns
Table Cloths Napkins and Tray Cloths Birds Eve and
papeEs DoS!as, HneksbAekA ana BAh Tov,
hog handsome French Karsees and rnjaie a,s yu,ninr
aud tnses Furniture Oil Cloths Taole and PIANO CIV
eEs, DC, just 10 hand and for sale low By N'~ Wv
apis AIi 'SUhSsioN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-27

We have this day sold interest the above
WIN whom We eheeriui recommend to the patronage
Of our friends and the public. MARCELLUs SMITH,
April II. A. q. ELAN.
SCHOOI. BnOKs.-GEo. NJ. WEST, Nos. and Exchange
- on-rs for sale SCHOOL BOOKS De-artment
our Primary aad High Schools rexl Books In the Peneh Latin
Grses German Italian Spanish dictionaries
LeIiesn, Math mitea Works. The Standard Hor Grogra.
phes Philosophers Chemstries Readers
ler Cepy BOOKS; Pencils PENS AMI In complete stock
the best Hooks aud stationery The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-27

rhi,. lst, Is5I-The subscriber mo-, -, eee q:
@ friends and the public generally m y. Informs
tnnent OF goods consisting INV ID receipt
assnd Caps, Of every fashion able ,tvis
boot and Shoes,
Travelling Packing Tyu,.. 10
-, carpet Bags and Cmbre las
which he pledges himself to m
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NYrNMnEE,9E DISSOIUTION.-Thea Arm OF pRys7on
sNDEkS Is This day dissolved with m. consn,,.s..
Soth partners each Of whom will continue 10 uss ar %
Iii, a. 80 tusuon OF It's engagements whose at,sn,ion
wiz 'e gwen 70 closing up i's unsettled uansaetons
RICHMOND Ap,i, ia,h ,s., MOSES II. PRESTON
'NF'" "h' 1871 JOHN ENDERs,
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BENNETT 4 BEERS,
DrugRi,ts.

Defiance salamand-r safes-3a yIer. Iatrpt-Ro..,I
fAImcs the sole Manufacturer the stat.s OF the
above celebrated sAfesand Gons Impe Denapee
and Cro,,bars-he beat Safes combined in the
roo 70 whom The highest premiums by
the Metropolitan
he american Institute New York. Depot afl
street. " ~ go ''se'g " .ohh
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ny davenport, Alien a CO.. 49,. .---
GNhoCEhito DC, AT AUCTION -on rpuRsnAy q
sortment Of Groceries, viz Aoonon s'ore, an
zoo bags Green Rio Coffee
40 do do Laruayra Cor..
90 do Manila Al
90 hhds. Molas,e. ee o1tAH
Cisars; Green Tess; Black "a
soAp: Candles Mu.tsr~ A.
paper. W. s'V'' months credit tor apprs'
lp2t nIyvxpo,.
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HNLOSES, bANDhEittfiltFS. &c.
IN Plain and Printed Cambria Handkerehiefs
Blk
Linen Collars, oravats, Stocks, Gloves
eusprnders, Socks. Linen and Cotton Drawers
Gsute Merino Under 8 irts
Tooth and Hair Brushes, Port MonnIes &e for sale by
O. HARTwELL CO..
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Nu ei,ii.S. AND Az MOHsEs II viii offer to IN. -
head OF s,ocS P S generally, on 18th Instant
suited for Iron masters RaiIrnsd CIIS
'eins' EDWIN WALKER
every month In the year. ~ 'eA nsei from Kentucky
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-27

CRHNsttiw Co, have i,is DAY received
OF View Iorktesmsrs eond cup ", apd fail ani neral
,efinsn Of staple aud Fancy Dry oSoe the pr,ssnt
VS. apis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

sort, and that the failure thus to have punished
the place, would have left the offenders i'm
pressed with the idea that they might persevere
with impunity in their career OF insolence.
This transaction has, however, the President
announces, been made the subject Of complaint
on the part Of some foreign powers.
The subject Of the revenue is then referret
10, 1t amounted from all SOURCES, to ssT3 3d.
705 The expenditure Of the year, exclusive Of
the amount Of the public debt paid, is reported
to have amounted to 1851, 0l8, 240. There is in
the Treasury SIC, 537 1000 It is estimated that
the receipts this year will exceed the expendi-
lures by at least $15 100000. A reduction of
| the tariff is therefore again recommended
| The granting of additional military forces Tor
| the protection of our frontiers is urged upon
| Congress, as also is the granting OF increased
/ nav to army officers. 1t is proposed that there
4 shall be four new regiments established-tWo
| infantry regiments and two mounted regiments
| 4 reform in the organization Of the army re-
4 tired list il also recommended; and it is pro-
nosed that promotion shall be made according
1 to merit, instead of according to seniority.
i The apprentice system is then recommended
| to adoption for the navy, and an increase OF our
naval force is urged.
Additional legislotion, for the purpose Of pro-
noting the security Of passengers at sea IS re-
| commended.
The expenditures of the Post-ofice Depart
n ment is reported to exceed the receipts Of last
year by 81 ,753, 600. ~.
i The President renews the expression OF inc
views he laid before Congress last year, on the
subject Of grants Of land for railroad purposes,
! but the message rather discourages all such
projects.
The views Of the President on the river and
: harbor improvements question, and the GROUNDS
t on which he vetoed the bill on the subject, are
a ,,o,,;ead m he gvep soon in another message.
Judicial reform is then urged, and in con
. clusion the President recommends the mainte
/. nance Of the inherent rights of self-governmenlt
the accordance Of the largest liberty to oil citl
: zens cheerful obedience to the laws, and tn
cultivation of peace with foreign powers. g.,
The message closes with the invocation OF TN
9 divine blessing on the nation,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. -.afonday, De-
GENDER 4Gaspard Theurer, appellant Louisa Schmidt
and Margaret Weisenburger, appelees. Appeal from
Second District Court Judgment affirmed with costs.
Spoford,J
John q. Dunlap syndic. ete., appellee, o. Mchasl
o'oonnor q as appellants Appeal from Fifth District
Court. Judgment affirmed with COSTS Sldel, C.J
William Mthoi, appellant, Us Daniel s. Devices and
John sde appellees Appeal from Third District Court
pay costs in both courts ogden,J.
VIM. Mithof, appellee, D. 8 Devices and John sdel,
appellants. Appeal from Third District Court Judgment
affirmed with costs. Ogden, J.
City of Hew0rlsans. appellant, ys. Mrs. ]. G. de st
Romes appellee Appeal from the Fourth District Court
This is very lengthy and important decision reversing
the Judgment of the court below and enforcing the
men of the tax levied upon estate by the city ord
for the payment Of the cys subscription to the
Jackson and 0peousas Railroads Ogden J.. Chief JUS
tice Sde appends opinion concurring in the iudg
ment of the Court below.
City Of Neworlean5, appellant, W, Mrs. Alexande,
Grailhe, appeee Appeal from Sixth District Court:
Judgment as above, Siiden dissenting. Ogden j. H
Succession Of John Trimnlel j. J. Burnett and tb,
heirs opponents and appellses Van Cresap admins
Judgment to the heirs Of Trimme and Van Cresap
versed cause to be remanded for further proceeding
costs Ct appeal to BE- PAID By appelsos and costs in court
Samps p Trimmell and J. J. Burnett tutor, appel
lees U.s. John Van Cresap appellant Appeal from ths
Sixth District Court. Judgment reversed plaintiff
pay costs in both courts slidell G. j
Samuel Bell appellant r zardy Co., appellees
Appeal from Fifth District Court Judgment affirmed
with costs Buchanan ].
Waters, Camden & Co, appelleee ps Lucas Simonds
ct at appellants. Appeal from Fourth District Court
Judgment reversed injunction to be dissolved at plain
lifts cost and defendant to recover damages and thu
| costs in both courts. VOORHEES,, j.
Rice Hathaway, appellants, Us. Kendall Voc Co
and s. IL Kennedy Co., interyenors appellees. Appea
from Fourth District Court Judgment affirmed, witt
costs. Spotford, j.
Patrick Ward, appellant City Of New Orleans, ap
pelee. Appeal from Fourth District Court. Judgmsn
affirmed Spo1ord, j.
Succession Of Antoine and Magdaline Gassen appellant
Us H. W. Pafey appellee. Appeal from Third Distric
Court Of Jefferson. Judgment affirmed, with costs Bu
| chanan, u.
silas P. Scott appellee, Us, Joseph Jewell appellant
Bosrum, ntervenor. Appeal from Sixth District Cour
Judgment affirmed, with costs, Spoford. J.
Larue, tutor a ais, appellants Appeal from Third D
trct Court of Jefferson. Judgment reversed plaintiff
| pay costs in both courts. VOORHEES, j.
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Telegraphed to Daily Crescent.
asp tl,s National line.


The Presidency Of tho o $. Senate
WASHINGTON, Dec 5.--Hon. Jesse D. Bright,
Of indiana, will undoubtedly be elected Presi-
dent of the United States Senate.
River intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 5, P. M.--The Ohio ct TINS
point is rising, and there Is at present 4 teet
water in the canal The following named
steamers have left for New Orleans South
America, James Park, Monarch, Switzerland,
Dick Keys and Duke, The total number q
hogs killed this season to date is $4,000.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 5.-The river is falling
slowly. Flour is selling to-day at " SO TO
81 55. Whisky is worth BOZ cents Green
Hams cents.
PrTrsBuRGH, Dec. 5--There are now but 9
feet 8 inches water in the river at this point
and it is still falling.
The River Closed at Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. S, p. MA private dispatch
says that the river is closed at Pittsburgh.
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The Turf.

MrraIRrE JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs--Firsf Day, -
Yesterday was ii we anticipated very cold day the
track was altogether heavy for fast time The attend
.ce vas not 50 large would have been under other
circumstances and the betting exceedingly limited.
We heard Of 500 to SIS Lcome before the start e
vas rasher fsvorite over GaaatnG
the tap Joe went OF with the lead, Gaatna second,
and Leceas shout three lengths behind the hy Lecoie
passed both without difficulty, before reaching the first
quarter and held his place till the close of the heat Gal
latina came ID last.
At the close the first heat Lcos was offered at 500
ID rs against the sd and Galsstaa ahead Of Joe III
the fancy Of betters GaaatiHa went OF leading the
second heat with Joe Lecomt passed the latter
before tic FIRST quarter ran and trailed Gana into
the back stretch Of the second mile. Along the back
Abe let the horse to the spectators who
cheered heartily, and then dropped in behindthe fily
doing her best As the last quarter turned Lecome
drew out from the lilly, and came Ia length or two
ahead.
AS soon as the and the horses bankated
Lote went around the track to keep up bis usual exer
else. SUMMARY
MrrArRIr Couasr, Dec 5.Jockay Club Parse $500, two
mile heats
II. u Welss Oh d. Lecomtt, by Boston, out Of Reel-
AZ ii Bngaman's Oh g. Joe Blackburn by Glencoe
dam by Frank years. o
Al Lecornte u Co.'s Oh. 4 Gatatina, by Gallatin, dam
Eliza Mills years ...........-............ D
us,,n n.EG 55lt
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Amusements This Evening

ST.. CHARLES THEATER. -Beneft Of Miss How
ard and Mr. Farren-The new drama of aPsuline,' and
The Angel of the Attcn The benshciares will appear
in both pieces.
and Ready" Yankee Addams, Mnlle Fanny and Miss
Lizzie bearing will appear.
SOUTHERN OPERA House. = The Campbell
Ethiopian Minstrels.
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M@- Short and sweet, read it while you may.
Time ia shor.--I know you not stay;
Correspondence.

Correspondence.
BENEFIT TO 7HoA4s PL4eiDE, Esq, MANAGER OF THE
VARIETIES THEATRE
NEW ORLEANS, November 80, 1854.
Pacds, EsqDear Sir: should have you
the late loss caused by the unfortunate de-
Bucon theatre md the after th sad
calamity bpt Waited fully expecting to be waited upon
ss of your friends have waited thus long find that
aston ss personally fellow manager
heartily sypahng your misfortune offer bsnef
charea 1hsats agreeable with your viswa The nights
up BY "star not kind,
advantageous arrangement can be made Yours truly,
B. DE BAR
NEW ORLEANS, November 80 1854.
Esq-Dar Sir The snderighed who hAss been
gagged getting up complimentary bsnef, friend
PLAeDE Ego have read with pleasure ypur VOL
unary Charles Theater for purpoas
had in view.
delay the part Mr. Plaeids and his isnl
in relation the propoaed note swofoid Mr. Pa
previously generously withheld his call the
muny for the purpose Of forwarding
cader and hear has already been tested in
strength capacity that bshs On the Of Mr. Pacde
hsesy your kind offer and consistent with your other
arrangements will for the occasion of this benefit with
probation, next MONDAY NIGHT, the llth inst.
Yours, respectfully, etc.
H. Q. H. NORTON, A. M. HoLBRooK,
WILLIAM CHRIsTY, ]. L. JOHNSTON,
R. HUNT, R. w. ADAMS,
H. B. CENAs, GHAs. CALLAHAN,
j. A. BEARD JAMES +. Otis,
GEO. MAY JOSEPH ETTER.
and many others
NEW ORLEANS November 80, 1854.
Thomas Pacde, EsqDar Sir; The Firemen Of Nawoe2ns
depy symppthsing great calamity which has befan you
the your sheatrs the Varieties holding
your repeated aid
annually Charitable Association leave
apey benefit aud % that the result slough but
little great loss sl that the Femsn
have forgotten their The ne, place, etc., leave
you to h1 upon. Very truly. your sincere friends,
GEORGE ALLAN, in. HAWTHORN,
A. aARNETT VIM. FRERET,
JOHN Adams DAVID ]. ROGERS,
NJ. ]. REIGART, WIN. H. SLACK.
Taos BAILEY, HENRY BIER,
T. C. POOLE, AID. CRossMAN,
VIM. SUTTON, JAMES DAVIS,
p, CoNNIFF, L. B. HORNE,
JOHN X, SULLIVAN, J. oNIxoN,
JE. CALDWELL JH. wINsFIELD,
CHAs WHITING D.I RICARDO,
Ell BERcIgR JHuFTY, ..Z
sAmL @. RISK, ILL., GOODRICH,
D. c. BISCOE. de-
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RIVER PIRAcY.-We learn from the North
American that gang river pirates have been arrested
who have been committing wholesale depredatious upon
the vessels lying in the harbor of Philadelphia for long
time past. The pirates had small sloop and two bat
teaux employed in the yllanous service Large quanti-
ties of the stolen goods have recovered and
receivers well the thieves been hauled up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

MErA1RIE RACES The running over the Me-
tsre sfor purse Of $500 three mile heats Three
,orsas have been entered Hornpfpe White Eagle and
N.,nsoks Tbs match is much more even than on pre-
yicus days and the sport will be
ur souhern friends and visitors who would like to see
e contested race should try TO be present The hour
Sor starting ID three--sharp. 49,
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WEnNEspAY MORNING. DECEMBER

ns- The undersigned Will pay no bus againss N
S.ss ,s.s,,r ]. o. Nixon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

ANOTHER MAIL RoBBER ARRESTED. - Lewis
IT. Stone was arrested in New York the 27th ut and
committed to the charge Of embezzng valuable
remittances from the United States mails Stone had
been in the employ of the Emra contractor who carries
the mails to and from the Erie Railroad cars and had
made the opportunity thus afforded him to secrete
and rob the mail bags In vault the barn where
he stabbed his horses less than mail found
secreted and rifed of their contents.
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DIR. Beach's .anti- Catlsarttc

lMtItHTf,
T Han been tried and doubt to DO the best
remedies he certain and prompt It's eo thousands
h city tes that been brought bfor
the public for Cholera Cholera Morbus Disrrha Dyssnery etc.
is alike prompt in its effects either in mild Of Affection Of
the Bowels the aggravated Cholera It's action
fc entirely different from all other preparations TINT
been Cholera One thing remarkable. which shows i
superiority all other preparations and surprises all that is
that the Bowels will be regular the they had taken
medicine Every family should have in their house,
should leave the wharf without having supply
For sse by f. D. BEACH, Druggist Chsrrss
house sreet and by Druggists generally throughout tho city
dc apstSitw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

A HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION AGAINST Hor..
LAspIt stated that tho Administration contemplate
naval demonstration in the parts of Dutch india to en-
force the claim of Captain Gibson and compelling the au-
thortiss there to receive consular agent from the Uni
ted States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

new Music. MIR. a. D. Hewitt. No. SO Camp
street has favored ns with thu following pieces Of new
music Florette Mazourka,' By soutbgate LINDA
waltz, By j. II Ksppes; No 80 Of Ferd Beyer's re-
pertoire DEL Je1nes Panistes' entitled lndra ana
No IA Of the same author'ss Bouquet Dc Meodes emu
tied Die zuei Prinaen; Few Days scnoftscne ps
IN y,s The tso frat named pieces published by
oliver sou, Of Boston the latter by j. y. Could Of
pbiladepba and all are for sale Ut ths Music Store Of
Mr.. Hewitt No. SO Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

.ReaU Music.
81 JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE By
H. D. HEWITT, Agent,
KN CAMP STREET. IN
SONGS
Lilly White; Mothers Consolation, Sweet VsPer Bsl When
Joys Fall Tide Il Rushing; The Ship Parting from the Shore
wALTZES.
Waltz Brilliant Psren Waltz, by Chopin Linda lhasts Marf
et's; Annette, fiariiete.
Garland Polka La Fts dss seeche Few Days Scot
Soottscha; Forest Das QuadIilles.
Tasants BY Pen The Augs, by Beyer La syphids Paris
ienns by Yoss; Carnival OF Venice by Bslak
MENpEIssoHN's SONGS WITHOUT WoRDs-bound dsapss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

VALUABLE DIsooyERY.-It is stated that a
mine of block tin has been discovered in Upshar county,
Va yielding 50 per cent of pure The has
purchased by three gentlemen who will Immediately
nance oneratinna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

The obliging clerk Of the steamer Fulton ha
oar thanks for late Red river papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

The Columbus tGa) Enquirer says the beau
tful residence of R. L. Mott ESQ., in the upper part
that city, almost totally destroyed by fire this
afternoon Of the 10Th ut Furniture saved, mostly un
injured Loss estimated at over $1,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

we are pleased to notice among the arrivals
IN our city Yesterday that Of Governor Hebert
He is stopping at the st. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

b---lecksy Climb Purse s4lu-a ~
NJ Read enters WHITE EAGLB years old, ey stray Eass
dam by Sarah Miller. Dress-haney.
Wells H0RNPlPE brother gadoon, years
oil. Coors--blus apd red.
Lscompts Co. enters eh TELIE DID, pntchman
dam by Miss Ridde Riders Dressrad, white and blue.
John Turnbni CHEROKEE sysas old by Glencoe
dam by Sally Shannen. Drsss-mncy.
t@ Tho will commence at 8 P. Nj.
straagss hadse for he meeting, elo Admission to she pn
hes stands 81 day City bills only ana no gs or
els delivered whoat payment S. NJ READ Secretary. Dc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

Welearn from the Carrollton Miss Democrat
that hurricane passed the southwestern portion OF
that county on the evening Of the Esd ut which caused
great destruction Of property The town Of Marion the
Democrat says blown down, only house having
been left standing Fortunately lives lost Two
three persons were injured, but not dangerously