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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27
cENERAL MFETING OF BUTCHERs.

GENERAL MEETING OF BUTCHERS.
A LARGE meeting Of the principal Butcher in this Chy
was held yesterday afternoon II the Office OF inc Dacnes
Hide and Melting Association, corner OF fhhst ana
called FOR the purpose Of deyiing means for tho
better protection Of Slaughter houses and detecon OIL e
thieves. A.,
W CncA oppo.nted Secretary and Mr. 4. Warner.
Treasurer. -
On motor l. was proposed 70 got volunteer from each
market % collect subscription from every butcher )r
the pnrpose Of raising fund 70 reward any pegon do
ectlg Thieves robbing slsVshefhoua The following
Ci;.cb e. ,t,s W.rkft ~ Valentine shops In sth WsS
Jeih Ns4lD WaslHgga 2eft Vim lei9f shp IN IN .,ri
- Ctf aTne dsrset 80 =" jam sh9fsin lith Hta
WscSsoek Tcmpkus Market Walter Dng,s Shoes IN leta va
n. Reed c atom MARKET Joha Ico2er shops In l.h VIZ
III u siov2 T,se' AafS' 'a' .o2 10 ~ "a "a
Da7id Reed Jesnoe Market IEos Brown saops IA sh Wsrd
Stone Union add Governor Arset aaa lie shops IA nth
On motion 4 was agreed 70 oGer reward OF 90 for
o detection ard conviction Of any offender staGng from
ony slaughter house ia New - meat hore cat sc
81 tie yalue Of s. 70 80 and 800 iof PoP valued at
& end uVvtId.
L Eas agreed 70 pzbh-h the proccedirg-in Tr'tEHe.
HtrQld, LlIyess Tunes aud otR. -,
Pie Chairman Secretary md Treasurer were appoinnd
10 attend to The publishing Of their pfoeeeas' oh'ny'
NETTING OF MANUFACTURING CONFECrIcN-
ERS
An adjourned reesung Of Manufacturing Conieetonors
,gc Ieid az tie Fourteenth Ward Heel last cYcnnts sr
Cru ia tho Chair and SIR Davies, Secretary Tho card
nj rsgd rr,ces was submitted 20 he mes,ne averaging
rfe Of sboal 20 Der cent, ard C2Hfsit " Vi toe VA
erroried 10 at urOn those gc7Nlem - who hao not al
res0v rased tscir Prices Mr. 9. Humphrey, delegAa
from The Jou ne ymcl Union, sea thai he 2puse4 70
Trim men md the journeymeA IN thar .urn void a.ee to
work for 70 man that did nos uphO the reysod tsae o1
rrccs Afer discussion gboat ci08lnk On Sundays
sId fnaaeia bUsinfss the meeting adjourned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

THE DANGER or Collision All SEA. IA Wash
inefen correspondent Of the New York Times
mentions the following circumstances. If true,
|it affords an additional reason for steamers
adopting additional means of avoiding collision
at sea: 5Y{{F Ey5sJflt-l
You have noticed the statement that the steamer Her.
from New York to Bremen when the Of her
voyage month or two since came int collision with
sailing vesseLI have private letter. addressed by
lady passenger board the Herman TO her father In
this city giving thrilling description of the panic ocoa-
stoned by the accident The shock Of the collision was
very severe throwing passengers crew. tables chairs
other movable furniture In the cabin into almost nextri
cable confusion Fortunately was seriously in
ured and both vessels got safely into port The collision
occurred during dark night and resulted from the fact
that the sailing vessel Yankee schooner beevehad
lookout Surely legislation Ia necessary to punish such
neglect as thiswhich being fatal to both
vessels must not omit to state that the steamer towed
the sailing vessel in and when their port the Yam
kee cut and made of with considerable portion the
new and valuable cable by which the Herman was towing
him. -~S2t 81 Is~5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

Ia ,,,tor,n,,, 4L..r -, :,
h 4, 1oxo - 80 - IT, $3.50 W ~ sA0 poo.
tht 80. a.. .aaa - Wv osy =.
IA !. %" uAye e.uos sna ~
M 5000 II ~ AAo Hounsss nan
SHooyISe AFP11n = an ootins offroovv am.
on on Sunday er,rno ~ te cor,,or IS fo.i 20 ~
o,,ndv streeta batvveen ~, . i ~ ~ I, lt ~
Laurent (,arIiour IT ,yb,cb at TO-
sbota n,eee ana % ,, 90 80 q, Az.
MI rornton ~ arrs.tsd ~ u IA Nh Il,
recovo,v ~ t;s s ,,
crs.td - ,,,ro.sa l., nj, s.nd NJ.
.na - - & -, go ~ -, ~. = 4 !
,.oe NJ ,~, t,;r ,,on IA 4. n, ~,
-, ,NiHs - = '''N .'1s
- - s'iI N r = :, ~ w
DhhAoh " - III ifee ni'1il
breh was Arrested NJ tne request Of another
ro.o ~ trnst WI ;,a - ssa ha
given tbe former 10 make purchase for him M =.
REQUIRED to give $500 security for his annearance
n.. - ~ -.
ohoLAN NJ va sp.--oapsain DaioWln'
OIL the SECOND psrcs ponce on sunday found two vases
mao oesn ~ .ns s'oIe o. Mr at the
49, aa.sras -. $3.50, 70 nAfips kno"
day and locsd m ~ tho .horss "Ae Ats'' yssssa
tlIa atif0t NM go tI &
! FooI ron "A ,oa, na,naa u:,,;. GIL.
bi,e intnx,,.tad ~ 80
s ~, .o,u niui-
no MA y, ~
ro.,h ~ - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

q i 3 = a to a y IS. !
ROUTE from Buffalo Fa Ontario ana ave-
United States Mail Lines to ape yUesn an
eal and Quebec connecting Cape viii
railroads for New Burlington Saratoga Springs Boston
lawrence and Champain Railroad, for Portland White
~ Time-94 hours to Montreal
BAYSTATE Capt. Ledyard, NEW Capt. Chapman leave
Lewiston daily Sundays Cape
connecting with the River Steamers passing
ST. Lawrence by daylight O'Clock r NJ
next day. in time forthe Quebec boats
Passengers leaving Bpfats ut have six
10 o'clock train Of Buffalo
s i az sa Of
leave arriving At Boston at hapaat o'clock
p. sa THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONTARIO Captain Throop. CATARACT Captain Estes
Captain vision daily Saturdays
70 & Nssaa g
EIarboi Kingston ogdsnsSafs with
the River passing ne enreienh Of the
with the ogdenaburgh and Rous Point
ana soa.sp and With the Train Of Cars al
The Buffalo daily BY the Buff
The Of viewing Brooks Heights
Niagar through Montreal leaving
Ss b " 1 os5 to
time passing all the Thousand
light changing boats and taking the splendid
cabin RIVER Steamers direct Montreal
rushing dasng Of the noble ST.
This most ~ coansn
The the for peed
comfort having all the equipments required by
with spacious and beautiful Upe cabin
S Passengers procure full Office
opposite Buffalo Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
oceh In Cataract House and International Hotel Niagara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE /

Ia.
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
Open every Day and Evening, Except Sunday from 4
az TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMITrANcE, will be the price
M L &c s
and q and il filling with
s1Sss quite
81
NJ the and
Marble
Many Statues, besides. I %
\; s. sG ~ s..;
AN: asas % TsAE ngsDArS PET %
NINETY Two FEET and Is eatmatsd from the
s ssssss L & n TFsS
N Rssi ss
@ an
e costing On.
e.
seutIon
sseosn GOLD MEDAL coating One Thousand Dollars or It's
closing o. shs u
u9dsd poas
their M IN eas The ays
tered within s Palace
after @ Sni H n anl,a no,.
such the
apoatsd
ssa hs
the o. before the Of
s
q Ts 81 A s ssnsa
Az efficient Police are day and the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
rRosrEcTs FOR THE SAFETY OF OTHERS.

It gives US pleasure to be able to announce, a
very considerable improvement in the health of our town
since last issue We have heard Of but one new
within the past three days. and learn that most d
the old ones rapidly conyaescng There has been but
death accustomed by the feverthe in which NE
mentioned in our last that black vomit had We
have strong hopes that the disease has itself
out, and will speedily disappear The weather has for
time past been unfayorabe to health but propi-
tos change took place yesterday morning which should
It continue must have very beneficial Influence on the
health of the town. Louisiana Democrat 18th. 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

II yesterday........ ooo-i656 $50 sa5 600 $685.
stock on hand not cleared. =. .. 1899 1888
TOBACCO. The only sales that we heard Of were
bids at 55Se, o also at TX, and at re . Ii. -
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs ~. Nothing of any moment
done in Sugar Ali Of the crop in the market is
the hands of holder whose views are above those
Of buyers. Moasses only es bbs were sold at
235s0244 y gallon. tssss'. Ut, s z.t5 @
FLOUR. The demand was good, and 1000 bbs were
TAKEN Of which 400 st. Louis supsrane in three or four
lots at ~ o50 81 121 lI46 at 81 I21, $50 Fancy at
~ 20 and $50 DO at 81 rs a. bib. 5IEfY I I.
GRAIN. But little Corn Offering and sales were con-
fined to 200 sacks at 800 in lots the game and
some inferior at zoo q bushel OF Oats 500 sacks st.
Louis sold at fraction under 55s and 1860 inots
55e y bushel Bran was lower, with sales Of 1000
sacks at 81 e260 81 27a % 100 fb.
PROVISIONS. Nothing Of any moment was done In
Pork Bacon higher, and we noticed sales of rs
casks including 20 of ordinary Sides at = 25 at about
s, and 20 from the leyee at s$ v h. Dealers were
realizing sat p Is for prime Sides Nothing of any
consequence done in bard. OF Butter, 9s kegs
good Western sold at 14e y fb. q Y Fi =
HAY. 200 bales Northern was sold at S2s % ton
SALT. "A cargo of 1873 sacks Liverpool about one
sixth fine, taken at 81 12 and one of GILL sacks,
one-third fine YVES sold to arrive soon at 81 Ii a sack
round XII f&7YfEI Z
COFFEE. Sales 700 bags prime Rio at Id p Ii.
ROPE. We noticed sales Of 100 coils at sNs 1850 at
0, and 100 also at OF. 55 i5 e -
SWHIsKYI..We heard Of only retail transactions at
Ale y gallon for Rectifed --}iE7f51
tFREIGHTs Steady, and 1000 bales Cotton shipped
for Liverpool at 7-18ds S'sa 90 syet e s5
EXCHANGE. Demand limited at our quotations:
Sterling. 1osO10e1k and Iosa
New York sixty-day Bills ...lsz0asI q Ct dis :,
saghe CHECKS on New York -. .s1s0H cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
T OUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY. oo

m no
Camp and lafayette atreet1hs stuton has been organ
lied under act Of incorporation the
State and will be opened for The Oh
DAY the Sd Instant
Tho basis which simply Saving
sitution For the adng
ting their savings the Charter that
Dime will be received on deposit.
tabshed: ~ ~ sA
Depoas 30 The
OF three per PR annun. l5s7 - =
Deposits for net ess than months mons inter
a. ea at the rate OF four per cent Per -
be allowed. 80
% Fridays deposita will be only Fsmaes
==zt. ....TRUSTEES....
VIM. II. Garland W. b. Bobbs, Dennis Cronan
Pat. Irwin, Jas. III Foijay, Jno D. Camden
Geo. c. LaBrason, Jho. Coleman, Jas. Nj, Rand
r. l.. Robertson, WIN, H. GARLAND PrestdentS
Neworisans Auguat1 /, 1854. - f'a aSsiv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

. QUARANTINE AT NATCHEz. The Natchez
Courier of Tuesday last says A few days, and pre-
our city authorities will abolish quarantine As
the health Of city there has not been ten
years with little sickness Of any description as the
late to think of any fever With the cooi and bracng
weather Of October upon the quarantine be
dispensed with. . r. ~. c=.f fE=t. so. 539bI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

A violent gale prevailed at Cape May on the
night of the 14th Aschooner driven eshore and all
hands are supposed to have persisted. dispatch from
Boston, dated the 10TH says We have experienced hers
during the past twenty four hours heavy northeast
gale Which has besn felt all along the eastern coast and
hss doubtless occasioned considerable damage. It
tnues to rain here heayy, With no immediate prospect
Of clearing upahHa szE0s 9s3G~= - tia se lSa5i''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
NEW oRLEANs AM. GAR 80. r,sII:sEsEssss.
SLAVES YES.

GLAVE DEPOT, 159 GRAYIER q - - 9,
~ a1ndsiaieasd hss hard and
snss tail assemntef SLAVES consisting d be
Having
pete the Varieties Theatre,
Traders and their Shaver
w Particular attention will Be paid to
t.s THOMAS J. FRSBY, srssi.,sss
:. Re i &c.
J. g. Cocks q Co.. Watt - 80 s,,s, 80
RThe HIGHEST CASH PRICES raia pr likely ropSs NE
afeoss. 199slg slRlE e9aiFl TIL FL nv dawiy E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
HEw ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

..,..z-. O.. JEFFERsnN. Cry. "a. hi.
Monday Evening, ostober 49, 1854
Arrived to-day "a Texas Cattle 25 Calves and % Hogs
There moderate stock of Western and Texas Cattle
but the market continues In favor of holders fair
supply Of Hogs and Sheep with but few Mich Cows and
scarcely any Veal Cattle SALE Prices firm at the fol.
lowing quotations: n % 2 y Y 5 ssa -f 5 WI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

GNGER.Nohing said to command the attention q
the public to this arce when pure and
rnet Medical those seeking destroy
the effect Of brakh water ey upon
genuine and ia also extensively
y nays9g nks To ,hs afflicted with
nes General PoAaton, nothing
equal ELECT Manufactured by T. THOMAS LYON, Chemist
S Inquire LYONS GINGER Sold by reputable Drug.
gists Throughout the world Sold in New Orleans by
ole 5m3p j. WRIGHT & CO.. ISL Cba,tyes syeet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
l-1HOICE WINES AND LIoI0Rs --Ra. .

GSHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS-BaAN-
~ the vintage 1909 and 1905 d.
and qualities. ~ 7 - rsA
Reserve Pahetinho South Side and
deirs Dud Gordon Harmon Old PORT
andsparkng Hook bonry de sefy
of all qualities. n = ~ a..
Holland Gin otx Rum
Whisky Fruits Jaicet Coiais 81
Boke1 Berlin
ablstsrms a cor 30 found for cash o city paper,
Nv SAfkafobEkkhnd ALE, in pints and quarts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,


GRAND ophelia95s saek, ,ice Paul nos L.
Son 1850 do Ayet& Brothers. #71 s ~ e> -
unienll cotton Ar Mtenboreer
ado Payne Harrson-4 bbia oaasss IeysIcb do
% orderTota
ouhCHTA RIvER-siearer Ananda--y bale. cotton Jop Watt
AsoLao do Wright Aeo g do Cox eiis Boyd2e
Rrapier McKenna Carroll Piitehad lsp
Mesbs-s do weahngton actsn &eo
o b 20 hid. sur.r Halo.,
deo1 DO IS bes moasaes Roman KsraiousS Atenbfger
s a as s isS.
Foley Aysy half bh y bbis hid,
sundtes OrderrOtal 70 hhd sugar molassas
sT LouISSsaer Grand bbIs aour Eager
DO Gsradn &eoloo DC lanes Connolly s4 rope
bills whisky, alcohol sonsT bales hemp Psrn.. Bro
500 4 sssHa Sssrs @ ssss
Hogansss DO Benton &eos bbls do and
IDS Curry PefsonIs5 do Beei
q UfqahastsT Moody14 John Cocks aeoW
y Do nyrns Vance SsoS DC Brsnder MeKenna
E.tin acoss do Thornhi AGO
Dc NAY yaason 4ssae O. AZ
bsescoton. ts.-q,l . i;Hisl
Steamer aa7 baes cotton FelIowsa
III Curry Oakley Hawin.S DO Payne Mar
swnsy andesis4 Liatons1 DO John Watt Aco
ding 20 sess Fas az Hssy
DO Beck Reksi4 90 John Cocks aeo4 Kelly Fazrio
70 Bales cotton
ssansr Magaoa cotton Bsck Ricks-
MoKlsroy Bushanoa Carroll xss@iss
Wan s e 20 s e. Wsos do John
a2a0 Nsa Do aakrns saptsa Nsumaa-Ss DO in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

HardngSs Do Tesss peasgss Williams Bathurst &oc
~ DO MCDOWELL Mills &co41 do Richard Nnsent deo<Q do
Sesss d. Tsssysed ses4 q Oakley
do Nelson &eo76 DO Andsrsop sicoas IA ~ X e,,srt
do Watt Sykes Neb73 Carroll Prtchad ao II 10
Henderson Psae29 do Cleveland Brothers &ei4 Al M laws
N DO sAe su%m % % George pinekard
ny 90 Cnfy reg5m2 de Leys,b Bacon Wiz
hill AeoT do Harold Moody7 Bogert Folsy Ayss DO
w Benton &co--Toa, $40 bales cotton w = . $3.50 f" "
''''h Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad. 6v
bales eoten PAINE Harrison
bales cotton. altt75 Tff5 IfEse9'1a- 80 =
sao5r5T PASSENGERS. n $3.50
Per chip B ssaasr from Iiysrpoo44 in the stserags
Perahip Colonel Cults fiom Ben-35s n tho seerase
Per steamship Fashion, from Kew Ws.,ss sfss, xy,
M ton lady and servant DR. son and daueta
rs Gerard and children, Mr. Mckay Bfr Bolfs '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
a MEXICAN ARTIsTs, UNTr,N .----Tr,,v A, ~

"A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNION .-THE AMER
!c \ ARTISTS would 70 the
taste for the country via he
1H e. s n
oSx 1 70 an extensive sale os their
H. among FOR present
he q are Sold
81 as ss s.
ssssss sssuv po,.s
s !. 4 i, ss
Git 5ss viii stDs worm nat sum- ''s
mhs sSm i National
ssf, isssr sas
rIssH + ssss an sssa
hs % hs In sale ths ss the
n IL sss
os Marble Bnsts of Washington So. $4,000
ss =: 1885 isssS
Elegant Old Paintings splendid gil anss 0o - 1890
Elegant od Paintings; rs FEEL each iS 80 SS
oooS s s s,ss s,sta 5000
81 the WasningsSn aonansns ao ssie inshes
stss Plata Easaviass from 100 isisnt $4,000
Arts 1aioa market value s Il from ss g.
Eatass pTsns IN sis. street. Nsw7oiI $1,000
Building ias il io5 and Ios Streets NswYcri $4,000
P S ~ ] a1,v
magnificent new of The Hudson River and
saaa Cash. without interest 500 =. $1,000
50 9 1s sssh 200 200
a asS & e 6 6 ssss s'SSS
az References in regard the Real Estate #. j. vissCHE Z
ss IS sa$wss
The Ensravinga in the Catalogue ready delivery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
ERE is YOUR REMEDY
HI HoLL0WATtS OINTMENT.

i. HoI.L0WAYS PILLS FOR BOWEL. COMPLAINTS, DIAF-
RHuA AND DISORDERED subject these
complaints cannot timer medicine than these Invaluable
taken moderate and the
be effected Their strengthening nature speedily
paired tone OF fendera tho digestive
eu Bs and Disorders q the Liver be their
USE and those who suffering from lon
cannot adopt more eHeetps remedy than HoLoWAY PILLS
They are also the best Family Medicine
fxF SOLD 24s Strand
lehr Temple Bar London
Deaea Medicines the
sensand q SO saoh Wholesale BY
4 CO, New Orleans. y - a.5
~ There considerable saving large sike
Hd to sscbh box.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
EyRENCH AND SPANISH SIMPLIFIEI

and taught with the and at
trave By Monseur ALEX NELSON Professor
Kentucky Military attendance al liz
Office No ST. Charles his pupils Nieht
caes Gentlemen Terms moderate See
toi rnoninls at the Office door. ~ an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
NEW ORLEANS SHWING FACTORY
lN MACHINE SEWING.


almost kind Of SEWING DONE any work made up Win
ASTONISHING DISPATCH
by VERY LOW PRICES by rls eruerisue m
the management Of WILSON'S NEW PATENT ROTARY MA-
CHINE. ss5s5 5ENf- 80
prom pity attended TO- - =
e. SEWING MACHINES good sunptv NEE
DIES sPOoIS sK COTTON TIRE on hand and
for ale. Apply aais ST. CHARLES srREET, Up Stairs
RN 4aa5B 7asss9 10 . INIT sAAL. II. PECK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

CHEESE-500 boxes choice W. R. ex steam-
~ boat H. r. w. Hill, for sale by
HERRING AND DFISH-25o boxes land
~ S sss for '''' 'osyERsE m o4as and New I,ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
WaTERLNG PLacKS-

AXE 8H0RE PACKET STEAMER .-s9.ax-.ss
siS sss II,
II Il Il ss.:s e
- se.s1s,sss.a Hssrsss. Lass. a.. CO..
HpssbST y sssss; ssssE
skTuR asRNISs
sdax ss1sss G sss y
slsazs ass sa,z :.
= -s.s.. 4 iss As.n. il s.ss
EEFERsoNlAsn LAKE Ga ~
~ po ss;oc Ear IT,
10 LAKE. aE oRdEs
=. ,a:... Z = N Is y 81
gss Ts It's e. "a
IL. psseIs,ss. ssts csvsnlsa) s ovs.. ...s
70 Tiye1 crcls Dsposss SID 1910 ~ iaTs ss.
e IN N b;,. q r a
s.ls 81 Between 6 81
NEW. ORLEANS, JAcx- -.
]. y y, , soN 7, GREAT NORTHERN : @
I'll S en-
VI assfs ssss
rtsp TH T5a . s"s 81 sSs 5s
Rss nss e s & sss4 EIss1ss
': sas & AsA they .is = = ssaEES as,
NEsWgI a oaI asSsg,5 AMI CAB, eAR,
..-nepatase q Trains. . alsSaIs e 1 I5..Fs
steam ..s ~ hssl
6.sqll5 u ~ sFroa Cayyefison - y
Horne Csrsb NJ, Q, 3, and e5S A5s3S
steam Irnnss and every hour NJ iiasr-
rAs1s Servant. rossa.s Ban
= LATEyETrK lime 4 Il V ssfsTsisiSA AZ
= s 5 ris ~ ea
* e. 4 ~
and sysrv il minatss nps;i M
E19ks eerts Children under ssE
y Noe-Speeisl Night Cars ecfnes
lied when required after the aboys ae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
Drugs, ssestcs3ses, Esss.sssvsc,.u. ETA

G3'0cfseg.y, China &1ssG GE0ssacas.
D-R. FELL q CO., "a Common street, cw
NswOrleann, Importers Dealers 10 and W.
Essai LAMPs, Plasd and Britaunis AsToRs, CANDLE ~
t!SkS,TABLECUTLERY, yAPANMNED WAITER etc. ~
Gs9as vii be offered tiow prices country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24

Per sbp Susan Hnks York; Dsley Aeax;tty a.
smhnH D Mesi51ls5C Buddseke
waterman A1qIMccuheel Howell sioeomb
60 a SlakP Dlrel &eof X Lang Titus loot S
Williams &co-McKleroy& Hart aeoF FlaekaF =
Folger aeoConyerse aceJ Donoyan-R
darcy &co-H Dillingham; &co and order -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT
Tuesday Morning, October 81 1854 /
There cearanees at The cnatohOusa yestsrday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-24
WANTS-WANTED.

WANTED--A JouasEYMAs CARpENTER. to
pns Up fences Apply John street. thrss doors
dig 81
WANTED--A COMPETENT
y r q ne Ancient Classic. General Brsuch
can obtain situation
a pyly at the Crescent Psiseaas s1PStsss
Of hs Freseh La1gasxsia wanted cars
DE OF instrueon m sintic, Fo al
saary will be Paid Address L. r. PARKER La "a
fsoLoRED SERVANTS WANTED-An In
l BOY q sMAN Is.s @ q . soa.s
clearly and Industrious CtANBEE1lAID.sAp
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ST. CLlIRSVILLE, OHIO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, ii 1854.

ment OF newspapers, the necessity of tn,
same knowledge.
Resolved, This Convention, recommend
the editors of Ohio the proprety ofAnnua
Editorial Conventions.
| Resolved, That this Convention appoint
committee of three to make arrangements fo
Convention to be held on the 18th OF Jan
uary, 1856, and that said Convention to bt
held at Zanesvlle.
Resolued, That all the members oe this
Convention be requested to send a copy o.
the account they shall publish of this meeting
to the Historical Society at Cincinnati in the
Y. n. N, l.. Association, and to the State
Library at Columbus; and that we request
said Societies and Library to preserve the
same.
Resolved, That it be earnestly recommen
ded to the publishers Of Ohio, that they in.
troduce, as far as practicable, system o.
business, as the same is being more or less
adopted in every other; and that for the busi-
ness it be recommended that they require pay
in advance for jobbing on delivery, and for
all advertising when ordered, iffor strangers;
and that they require pay in advance for
newspapers, when sent to persons not known
to be responsible.
Resolved, That an Intelligent support ot
the principles of ones party by the editor Of
political paper, does not involve the ..neces-
sity of overlooking or excusing defalcations
specuations or incompetency of his party
friends; and that justice, truth, and the high
est interests of public morality, and political
integrity require that official delinquency,
should be Immediately reprehended where.
ever found.
Resolved, That we earnestly re2robate the
practice, (too common amongst political edi-
tors,) as derogatory of the dignity and well
being of the Press, of personal vituperation
and abuse, instead of the candid and dispass-
ionate discussions of principles and measures,
or an examination of official conduct and
qualifications.