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| SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT LYNcHBURa, VA-A
correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer gives
the following account of most tragicaI occur
renee, renee which took place in Lynohburg on the
22d ultimo: =
In this city, this morning, between IL and u
o'clock, Mr.. John W. Lambeth, of Halifax, in a
supposed fit of insanity, cut his wife's throat
with q pocket knife, described as Congress
knife, and ended the bloody tragedy by cutting
his own throat. He then ran out at the door
and pursued his uncle, Mr.. George Bingham,
with the evident intention Of killing him also
he had, moreover, attempted to kill his aunt
Mrs. Dudley, who was in the apartment n
basement room, at the time of the occurrence.
Both these parties, however, escaped nnhurt
The screams of Mrs. Dudley brought in the
mother of the suicide, Mrs. Lambeth, who was
outside the house. She attempted forcibly to
restrain the homicide and received trivial
wound from the knife. Lambeth tainted in the
yard, and died in about quarter of an hour.
The wife fell in the room, very soon after the
intletlon Of the injury, dying in about one
hour afterwards.
The sad occurrence took place at the house of
the mother Of the deceased, Mrs. Eliza G. Lam.
beth, on Ninth street, upon the hill, in the
south western part of the city Mr. Lambeth
was subject to hypochondriacal affection,
which was said to be partly, at least, the copse
i " n
sufferer from dyspepsia, and is supposed to have
committed the horrid acts recorded above in a
ht of temporary but complete alteration from
reason. Living on q plantation in Halifax. and
occasional great depression Of spir-
Its, he had been persuaded by his friends to
pay visit to the city with his wife, in the hope
that change OF scene and cheerful company, in |
this, his native town, would have the effect to |
sdissipate his dismal forebodings and to restore
hum m to something of cheerfulness. The sad
failure of the fulfllment of these hopes has al
ready been seen.
At the moment of the fatal occurrence, he is
reputed to have been silent, uttering no threat.
Springing from his chair, he attacked his wife,
and having wounded her, cut his own throat
from ear to ear
have visited the house and seen the bodies.
Mr.. L. was about thirty five; tall, slim, of dark
complexion, with profuson of black hair and
moustache. The wife was apparently about
thirty. The countenances of both are calm, as
if in sleep. They leave two children, a son and
a daughter, respectively about twelve and ten
years Of age.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

TORNADO N TExAs.-We learn from the Ma
cogdoches (Texas) Chronicle, that the town n
Melrose, in that county, was visited on the 18th
oy a most destructive tornado, which did great
damage to property. The houses Of Mr.. Stall
llngs, Mr.. Hardemann and Mr. Stevens, and
many others of the place were blown down. The
district school house was also blown over. and a
son OF Mr. BORON was killed while attempting
to escape
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

- A murder was committed in Stokes county,
N. q, about three miles east of Germanton. on
the 24th ult. A number Of neighbors had as
sembled at a house raising, among them Reuben
samuel and Reuben Southern; and after supper,
Southern started home, when Samuel followed
him and deliberately struck him on the head
with mallet, breaking his skull Southern
survived till the next morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

MARBLE on WHITE RIvER.-The editor Of tn,
Batesville Standard has seen specimens Of blacl
marble, found on White River, in Arkansas
which is. he says, equal to any he ever saw.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

The st. Paul (Minnesota) Democrat of the
18th says that band of Sioux Indians, short
time previous, proceeded to the Chippewa river
against their ancient enemy, the Chippewas,
where they met few of the unsuspecting VIC
1lms OF their wrath and succeeded in taking
seven scalps. A party of U. s. Dragons had
been dispatched by the acting Governor of the
territory to arrest the murderers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

DISASTROUS FIRE AT WARREsToN, GA.-A
fire broke out on the 2Sd at Warrenton. Ga
which destroyed nearly the whole town, con-
suming property to the value Of from ss12O, 600
to sl70,000. All the business houses in the
town were destroyed with their contents. The
Court heuse and many valuable residences we're
Likewise DESTROYED y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

FATAL AFFRAY.--Last Sunday morning, the
10Th inst, difficulty arose between Mr.. a.
Heifiln, proprietor of the Pine Bluff Hotel and
Mr. Bryant, of Plum Bayou, in which the for
mer received wound caused by pocket-knife
IN the hands Of the letter, from which he died
Wednesday night. Cause, cards and intempe
rance. Pine Bluff (Ark. Republican,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

James Montgomery, the Sheffield poet, now II
his eighty third year, is editing volume d
Miscellsnies. @#- f6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

John Tyree, living on Bayou Cocodra, in Con-
cordia parish, was killed, on the 22d inst. by
a log rolling over him, while engaged in passing
timber to the BAYOU. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

Baltimore gossip has it that g. very pretty
young lady" of that city, combining all the
qualities Of voice, grace and artistic skill with
good execution, is to make her debut as a vo-
calist, on the public stage, about thea first
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

The Concordia Intelligencer informs us that
one Of Mr.. Surget's negroes, short distance
below Natchez, has been found guilty of the
murder of the two men on the trading boat to
which we have before alluded, and has been SEN
fenced to be hung on the 18th inst. The names
Of the persons murdered are Ruder and Miller,
OF Carrollton, in this State, and the boat be.
longed to Mr.. Betz, of the same place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

"A building fell down in Memphis on the 25tb
uie.' and young man, standing on this pave
ment, named Michael Hern. was Filled - :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

The Boston Traveller is authorized to state
that the report that the bills of the Central
Bank, at Middletown, Connecticut, have been
| refused by the Suffolk Bank, Boston, is wholly
| without foundation -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

KILLED BY TELEGRAPH. Mr.. J. G. Moore.
late assistant editor of the Courier and Endui-
rer, contradicts the report that he is no more
1t seems he tainted in the street, and was re-
ported dead by the news-writers. He appeals
from the coroner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

DR.. George Kern, formerly Of Paris, KY, and
late OF Pulaski county, Tenn, was drowned in
Black river, Tenn, on the nirht Of tho s,th nit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

The loss of property on the Atlantic last year,
according to Lloyd's List amounted to ever $40 :
600 O00 ~ ~
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FROM WasRIwGT TON.
Special esrrsspsHp.ne. at tsf Nsp erl..ns er.ss.ns


WASHINGTON, April "a, 1884
Another week has commenced with about al
little promise of advance in legislation as car
we'll be imagined. told you in my last Letter
that the Nebraska bill was to be received in &
new form, and put through the House by sort
OF legislative sleight of hand: such was the pur.
pose Of its guardians, but as this design got out
and led to summons by telegraph of absentees
at has been found convenient to abandon tn,
design for the present, and disaEow it alto
gether
1t is highly amusing to read the edtoria
comments OF the Union and Star upon the posi-
ton OF the Administration the former eoucbe.
the avowal In courtly language, that the Ad.
ministration has s'a hard row to hoe;' and the
latter, after first declaring that the whie party
is annihilated, goes on to admit that the demo-
cratic party Is also in O state of stdisintepra.
tlon,Ds and adds very candid admission that
the President has swamped himself in distri
buting the offices 1t may be quite true that
the President has made but Door use Of his
prerogauve IN appointments, but it is also true
that ne Is, himself, poor appointee; the party.
or rather the convention, took him as pis alKey
ana IL turns out that they got bitten. Franklin
Pierce may save himself, The would but under
stand it, all trouble about e-election; history
Will only give him place by the side of the
other Northern Presidents.
In the Senate We still get more or less petit
tlons each day against the Nebraska bill, or, Is
they are chiefly worded, against the repeai Of
the Missouri Compromise. .,zI'g.
To-day the Senate has been chiefly occupied
with the joint resolution for the reward of the
rescuers of the sufferers on board the San Fran
cisco. The recent terrible disaster on the New
Jersey coast which resulted in the total. loss Of
ship, cargo, and more than two hundred souls,
on board the Powhatan, has recalled attention
to the perils of the ocean. Congress made an
appropriation of $4,000, few years since, for
the purchase of certain apparatus and some life
boats to be placed at every station on the N.
J: coast-the appropriation has been the means
OF saving very many lives and ought to be con-
tinued and increased
We are still kept in a sort of suspense in the
matter Of the veto Of Miss Dix's bill. but I in
cline to think that the Brigadier will listen to
good counsel and sign it.
Mr.. Grey, of KY, and Col Benton are run
ming muck to see which can be most spiteful
against the Postmaster General just now, but
imagine they hardly disturb his equanimity.
CHRoN1CLER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

The new iron brigde across the Potomac, abou
SIX miles above Washington, fell on the Oath, an
two men were killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02
NUMBER 50.

The g Know Nothings" number about 5000
in Cincinnati.
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VOLUME VII.
GENOA.

EyOR GENOA--(Passage only, )-The ssESS.
A feat sailing American slip EMPEROR Captain SAAI
Iobe having AZ her engaged will have quick dspae
ong having superior
board, o. 70 j. p. WHITNEY co. si Camp st. ap9l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

SPuNKY.--The Hon Thomas H. Benton noti-
lies his friends and constituents in the city Of
St. Louis that he will not receive letters through
the ST. Louis Post-ofiee because an anti Benton
man is Postmaster. He etells his correspondents
to use Adams 4 Co. Express.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

SENUlNE HEIDSIECK co. CHAMpAGNEs.
snhssri6e having bean appointed
sf day ssn rom 'ss ss.a ots s
uy | Ss nn attention to the saomed card cRAER ABEGG
ENsLER heretofore Sole Agent for the
xsEG sS Il @ ssea b s o a hsgs
We shall uncsass exeona continue in the en-
Of the prominent favor which the public generally
Sa such nes a m f. a9 M e. a s ss
which ~ the same M has attained market
@ orRa @ It's and q9at would simply submit
CO. sss s s Rs Omitted
oa1 as a s & @ 1 Mss M i
wards ards samen . q suyyelaut.
the same premises TO him also by
cellars
n ike bs rsiig HI m @
W. @ iGS bps aa sa. IF sas 5 s,sn q ~
f, Il a @ 9pS 8 a5G g Y,
The otbsr house entitled % i u sasfh VINE %
tb sfa sae brand W Rs ss Ssss & @ @ ss
Rr Dseemssrls, 1'aiIGf' aGfDsigck ifs3i' co.
.dls The sas5e1se,' being South West
pn which they offer to the trade at New YORK prices
iana1 NJ r. t'tHss9sn y Camp . street. Su.
SoAP-1000 boxes New York and Boston,
mhl4 - 'N' ii: l. STONE & CO., eraver s,rses
Hs1NE APPLE GHEEsE-50 cases For sale
4 mhls II. l. STONE CO.. ! Gfaver street
GENOA ClTRON-40 boxes fresh Genoa
~ Citron, just received, for sale by
mhlo AF. COCHRAN & HALL, ss Gravier street.
& SALClNED PLASTER-l50 bbis. in store
y ahd Tor sale by B0GERT, WILLIAMS d CO.,
nns z 10 Camp street.
sAC0N--25 casks Hams, landing ex Uncle
-k5 Sam, for sale
mhaa s.H KENNEDY d CO.. rs rsTchoupiroulas at.
RYASS BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER
NJ a5 casks ALE-gparts and pinls;
-. =, !, 20 sasks PoRTER-quarta and pints. =
aStefe snd LOT aals BY T. W. CoELER,
ll0 Common streei,
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DAILY CRESCENT
THE EEWs0RLEANS DAILY CRgSCENT

THE NEWORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICE NO. 9s ST. CHARLES STREET.
VIII be reynary .his ritv a. A.
npdag excepted ss wear h dsass
the ohcE, or Is cents week, payable tofhe Carriers
THE CIRCULATI0E
OF tho CRESCENT Daily and Weekly offer
medium 10 Advertiser. As = 'AVs'
FAMILY PAPER
isoireuates largely homes of ft.zs,
articles sold 70 families avard n
s Columns No paper in the crcuates
OUR TERMS
are seen as 70 ry the attention aid patronage pa
TERMS or
o. Ten Lines IN lnsstn in all al
on the Second Page charged day
discount will beads with those who
foIk shorter time. e' 80 ''"'''i
charged accordingly. - @f "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

MEsIssIrPr-on the night of the 10th inst. a
fire broke out in Macon, Miss, DESTROYING prop-
erty to the amount Of five to seven thousand dol
lars, II was supposed to be the work of an in
ee.endiary. Mr.. N. Cromwell, of that place, is
the greatest loser.
a melancholy affair occurred a few miles south
OF Carrolton, on the 23d ult, between two of
the BIllingsleys and Green jackson, which re-
suited IN the instantaneous death of the latter
jackson was shot through the heart with pis-
tol, and died in a very few minutes. The Bill
hngsleys left for parts unknown. A reward of
1000 is offered for their arrest by the father of
the deceased. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02
Dr. WATSON has removed to No. 81 Customhose At bswes
Royal and Bourbon streets. " 9Sa t,5 r. M ynr \, ee
SECRET DISEAsEs-O lis Customhouse

N street between pauphin srets-D JAMES
would call the attention
enaed themselves of The above
s ihost orm that they obtain
sS S & wo9 the use use Of Mercury BAsa any
ulane BY the use newly discovered Remedies which can onIv be
Poeared on himself and trial they effect cure no
of
sena in all parts the many be
fe which were pronounced incurable celebrated pbvEcrs
nsG @ f 5fnes has iatroacsd these Reedsi m city the
one single instance can produced but eet
cures order that the afflicted avail themselves oil these
newly truly providntat discoveries j. has located
neny this Cusenhouse street. No u.s. Pva,s no Ia
served. Office sfroInI to9 az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02
PHILADELPHIA,

- To sail In q few daya.
ENOR PHILADELPHTA-Hero Line. s%gN
N The fast sailing regular packet bark LOWELL, S4&S
captain John Bsby having part of her
a s above. balance freight board
Beef Market GEO ". HYNS0N, 30 Camp st
HERON d MARTIN, Agents in Philadelphia. my3
H{S0R PHILADELPHIA Merchants IN.
H. Line 1.-THE fast sailing bark MORNING STAR, S4ExS
Captain Spear quick dispatch For freight apply
or 10 BoGERT, WILLIAMS d CO.. 10 Camp It. myi
ESOR PHILADELPHIA-He & Mar IN
Line-The regular packet FAN sAEES
ME- Beasion MASTER receiving above
freight passage unnv on
board, a. tbs Beef Market, OF TO - ff' :
GEO. W. HYNsoN, 80 caup st,est.
tD- kgenta in Philadelphia, HERON d MARTIN. nna3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02
NEW YORK.

HtNOR NEW York; (Hurlburt s. Co Is ,sssse
se % q THE fast sailng regular bark
immediate Dispatch freight apply bosd
opposite the Vegetable Market, or "
apo B0GERT WILLIAMS A co 10 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

the Biography of D'Israeli just published, ex-
claims" Benjamin D'Israeh what subject
for the historian, the Psychologist, the states
man, the philosopher and the divine How shall
we approach the many-sided' We cannot hold
him up to the Indignation, the scorn and the
horror of the country, for we have all a sensible
interest in his success, applaud his triumphs,
and approve his skill. We dare not propose him
for general imitation, for Heaven knows, and we
can guess now the success has been achieved,
the triumphs used, the skin directed. What q
model of pluck, ofperseyerenoe, of self command.
Of endurance, Of intellectual yigor, is this pale
faced, ringleted, imperturable man, as he sits
before US, defyng the knife of the dissector, and
smiling sardonieally at the worst efforts Of his
foes'' - -NNe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

BAD DEBTs.-Hunts Merchants Magazine ad-
Socates the passage of an act abolishing all laws
ior the collection of debt, except where property
Is transferred for its security; the property SO
transformed to be the only legal security On such
q law, it would prevent seveuty-fye per cent, oS
the bad debts now made, besides promoting in
tegrity and upright mercantile character.
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BOSTON.

FOR BOSTON.-(Regula Line of ~
s.}-The regular paeket ship MIDDLEsEx TTRS
Henry Pane a,er having nearly all her cargo engaged M
quck disiah 4 or patanes freight apply
apas GEO W. HYNSoN 20 can IN sfreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

HsOR RENT.-The Lower Floor of store "a
IA No. iSo Poydrss Apply TO E@S
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
~ a iN NEW ORLEANS, by KIERs PETROLEUM OR ROCK
alone. 1-"e 'uieu "y II
Z rI-,.,, NEW ORLEANS, March 7, 1855,
hereby certify that had been afflicted with for five
e aud was also totally blind Of right brought by
we're attack OF Neuralgia had ed Physicians could do
good hnd spent of dollars purpose
edicne give this Certificate without
and Mr. ker does not know that il type would moi have
MOI & me perfect health and strength now
WIN M rght my Left and have symptoms
nais or any thing e lrede this city when hme
& ny ne on the river Any person they
WISH ana Lean get hity RESPONSIBLE gentlemen
this say take the Petroleum win
hade Tor Know 1t 10 be valuable Natural
49,. = ,,,n.n,,r, - ] J. HARTMANN,
k Prlce 30 cents bottle. Wholesale
J. WRIGHT & CO., No l61 Chartren 81 AMI
n JARVIS d WOODMAN,
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4 soR RENT-Two large and well lighted "a
Ia Oices. Possession given ". Aunly Ea8E
% J. Il. AsHBREDGE d co "a ST. Charles strestA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

Il hR. WATSON'S CARD will use no other
artn the advertisement han what may found in plain truth
Of practice have bee all those
are called Syh nearly fifteen yenrs city II has been
my sole business to treat those there only that
have given more attention to class
other and know them better than they
end which has contradict
,Ep ESppRiGTuREs, NODES, ULCERS. SORES, GLEETS SORE
etc. are Just ms familiar the things
other merit than that of experience. ''' " : ~ ~
effect cure IN recent few days. difficulty in
thpae Of longer duraen without submitting the psnt to sch
Ge 81 treatment as will draw him the slightest saapclon
mn 70 neglect his ahairH, whether without
ei need mot be altered There
could supply proofs ths
secrecy whichi always inpiolabiy preserve sw w ~
has many which do think necessary add
maj my reputaonis already established
constant from in the morning night
fsr Dr u.TsoN 1 w. WATSON, NJ. d.
Royal and Bourbon stree " " 5So ia =, sSt NJ eeu
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EtSOk# lpERPOOL.--The A / fast ~
~ saing American ahip FALCON, Capt Wade is now Sk
Cotton apply j. p VI = fs ~ o. aVl hasi
" For pAa4age, apply to the capts board sns-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02
STEAMSHIPS SHIPS.
GaLHESTON.

= Will Ieaye FRIDAY. May 81 at O'Clock A. NJ,
ES0R GALv vESTON ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRr sySsSNss.
n LAvACA and MATAGoRDA BAY-Roeu Nav 11NlsgEa
Orleans and Texas United Stntss Mall Line new masnn,
steamshiP CHARLES M0R6sA, Thotnes Forbes msser viii
eaa az aboe landiag freight
aset TO gherage Maagorda Bay) charge For
eS o Phssage, havng
hpPiyso I' HARRIS d MORGAN, foot Of Julia stroe
.,.v- r1,,4, .,,.. opposite the Stsaaahip Landing
Eaihp. - ~ ''''''""i ts oWh cap-
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HS OR BOST 0N-(R Regular Line Of sg
Packsi,l- Al packet bark sULIOTE Cap tain 49,
having nearly AL her engaged, will have Ine
date dispatch For balance Of Freight apply 10 - ~
ap9l GFln Nv EY Ssnsr On g. -
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NOR RENT-Several desirable Offices in an
atreet and Commercial Alley. Up WHITNEY Co si4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

ToR RENT.-Back Office, se Poydras street,
n from 1at January. Apply to
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a1'UR LIVERPOOL The Al 4 fast sail ,ssaS
ins AnieFiesn shin CARNATIC, Captain psyersur SITS
and ~l have immediate dispatch For troigfT -
me- Sesoa, , apply 70 j. p. WHITNEY co, 81 Camo st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

foR RENT.-A light and spacious Office.
Il For terms, apply to
ian1 J. H. AsHBRIDeE d CO. SO St. .eharls,ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

HS0R LIVERPOOL. .--The A / fast .5FS
~ sailing American ship CYNOsURE Capt Trefsr 6AEES
oaalhg and will have fnrtedsts dispatch For a
t For apply Captain on bonra % s4'np S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

M ANIED IMMEDIATELY "A first-rate
WAsIERAND IRoNER that can give good reference
other need apply, Tafsyo
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Ht'oh LIVERPOOL The A fast sail s;s.N
~ AsFiSa9 asm shp 4 r. THOMPSON, captsn
aS i oehng and VIII have 9dck dispech. For Tg5 a.
sos n.fgs Cotton, Apply JP. WHITNEY co al n Vi
III Fef passaYe apply to the Captain board. Xix
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

EtS0R LIVERPOOL A fast sail e4ssskS
y mo-, ins Amerieas shp SEA QUEEN, Captain Manson @
bales Cotton, apply f''N TUE 4i'ish "' $40
Up sswHITNEY & CO. 81 camp ptyes,
VIZ For pAssa8e apply to hoard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1854
WANTS--WANTED

WANTED-An experienced Business Man,
who Thoroughly nndsEntapds the GROCERY BUSINESS
nna Is n2 Nlng 70 work To such one god ard
i ne siVen Address, Boz Post-o6ce
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HULL.

EoR HULL-(Passage only. )-The sszs
arss az s5na fast saRs n e. American shp NORMAN.
For only having apply to
on board p WHITNEY CO s C,atpt strs captain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-02

being appointed for the South West
above Wines constantly Supplied with quarta
phl which they offer to the trade at New York prices
R. y. NICHOLS & co,
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