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General Armstrong, one of the proprietors Of
the Union newspaper ut Washington, died IN
that city on the 23d of congestion of the brain.
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A distillery was burned Al Dayton, Ohio, on
the 10th ult. which contained 10000 bushels OF
corn and 1000 bushels of wheat. Loss S5O,uuu.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

The fremont Hotel at Boston took fire on the
2lst ult. and was injured to the amount of FIVE.
thousand dollars before the fire was extin-
guished
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

HAMLET's ADVICE TO THE LApIEs.-ssPu
your bonnet to its right use; it's for the head, ,
and not for the neck"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

A quaint old writer defines egotism to be
suffering the private to be too much in the
public eye''
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Whttentor the New orlesos cresc4n..
GOING Ho e ...Br ALICE C.psy

Written for the New orlesps crss
GolSG Ho NJ ...Br ALICE CAREy.
Went lady, sweet and white,
Rowing in her boat at night
ALI the waves were edged with light.
Daintily, from head to feet,
Broideries wrapt her-all complete M
Pale she was, but smiling sweet.
Passed she lonesome rocks and towers,
Passed she meadows full of flowers,
Piowing in the twilight hours ..~
Often the boatman could not row,
But dropt his oars down, drifting slow,
And solemn, be was weeping so.
Fishers walking on the shore .-.m.
Pressed the children which they bore
In their brawny arms, the more
When they saw the lady go
Through the twilight, soft and slow,
And the oarsnan weeping so.
We could scarcely hear her say,
"Boatman, row me home, pray
We will come another day''
Lengths of silver and Of blue
'Twixt the stars the evening drew
Then the smiling fainter grew
And the lips, as white as foafhhs,'
Said they saw the shining dome
Of a palace-she was home.
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House rents it is said. are now higher in Chi
cago than in New York.
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Mr. Champion, the British Minister, gave q
splendid dinner to large party at Washington,
on the 22d, in honor of Washington's birthday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

keyser's Furniture Ware Rooms at Cinein-
natl have been consumed by fire, involving 9
loss of ST. 900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

Two boys have been held TO bail in Pittsburgh,
charged with sending obscene valentines to d
lady
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

A silver mine has been discovered in dwinett
County, Ga, thought to be valuable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

Don Leopold Augusta de Cueto has been ap-.
pointed Minister of Spain to the United States.
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seRINTlNG PAPER-S70 Reams, y by 81;
"a by as - by 34 "a by 81; ny 81; IS by S.
Just received and for sale by POWELL q HOPKINS,
ebS 3m No, 81 81, Charles
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1.sECRET DIsEAsES-Ofice l15 Cnstombonso

~ street. between Dauphn BOurhon streeta-DR JAMES
would especuy call the attention of citizens and
unfortunately entaled thEe of the
it's appalling that they obtain
speedy without the aecny san Cuheh ether
nenct the newy discovered r. nedea which only
procured from aud trial they eject
charge will be Dr. possession of certificates
5s Of emneqce all The Union the they
Effected
Since Dr. James has introduced Remedies the
rou cases that have under the Of these Remedies
one sn Instance he Proupd h they have Effected
cures and IN order that the afflicted avail themselves Of these
he and truly povIdentn discoveries, Dr.. j.
nenty in this city Customhoue u.s. Private
o0f'ee' RR onee hoars lfsfH AM to eP.M. ie63 ylp
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OBTSMOUTI

ESoR PORTSMOUTH-(Pa Passage only. ~
IA The A fast sailing ship OTOMOCO, Capt Howes SakEs
having all her will
sage only, apply TO the Captain OF hoard -
JANIS P. WHITNEY & co. 81 Carp street.
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EsOR HAVRE.-The A ! fast sailing ~,
A. american ship EASTERN QUEEN, CAPT Emery, ,SaT1S
bales Cotton, apply TO " "
J. P WHITNEY Co., 81 Camp street
For TO be Ceuini board f.II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

EsOR HAVKE. The A / fast sailing ~
American ship SHAW NUT Captain Coffin is nos SIHS
oading and will have dispsh For hit Of o1a
apPyt j. P. WHITNEY q co 81 Cnmr 81 ''
If passage amply to tie Ca apap on boaId " " ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TGvHE GRAND SALOONS OF r. TACO

NHE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS.
No. 90 CAMP STREET.
Were opened to the public
valuable and extensive COLLECTION PICTURES in oil and Waer
Soors Drawings Print Impressions costly
Art, ever exhibited in the south. " was "
Strangers and citizens particularly the invited
the Fine Arts. ~ s's VI
~ The DAGUERREoTYPE DEPARTMENT, in its various i'm
and Daguerrean
in Europe, or in this
fRlRAlfS executed the finest style art and
fully equal the coored
nhnres displaying the feke
ordinary method, ' - sac
~ The stock Of MEDALLoNs LoCKETs RINGS and BREAST
PINS Fine Sold variety
furnished at the manufacturers prices. ''
E Al orders Materials must he aecomnand
csn me Dy Sensitive, prepared by E. JACOBS Operators
$40 per jar " ID smsr
SkY-L1GHT AGUERREAN SALOON, No
~ q CAMP STREET, New OrlesnaThe having
@ hs't m sa,1o al - Camp street are PREPARED LIKE
fF The Ladies' and Gen Orleans and straussrs
ing me c are requested call and their
else~here, Perfect
Iepl+ Sh j. g. HARRoUN Il co,
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HAMBURGH.

AsOR HAMBURG The fast sail IN
- ing fiambutgh ship SIR ROBERT PEEL, Capt sKE sAKE 2
Weahoz loading and will quick dispatch. Fo7 fnt
Of $50 bales Cotton apply 10 '
j. P. WHITNEY Ii Co. 81 Camp at.
= iun2l
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ILHSGOU

HsoR GLASGOW The A / fast sailing An
American ship ABB aELLINO, Captain Hail. is n6S 49,
oHdng and will have quick dispatch freight bales oi
afpLta " j p WHITNEY co. 81 Camp ST.
~ rur P'tsagr apply to 'hr Captain hoard.
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sDAh j U S E PHI HUFTY 90
~Os IMPORTER, SE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY


STAPLE GOODS,
No. 20 CAMP STREET under City Hotel New orlea
Respectfully invites the Wholesale and Retail Dsa
purchasers his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which re
imported, and constantly supplied throughout year
SHELL COMBS
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFFALO COMBS of every svs and
variety. = = ' 't''e gu"
BRUSHES of description, manuctu and at the
lowest Northern Factory prices = - " ~
TOILET ARTICLES,
Such as PERFuMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, PoMATuM,
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES PORT
ABLE DESKS together with endless PORTE MON
nAES etc. Of every style and shape, and unusually Low
GUNS; ; @ PISTOLS, , KNIVES, COLTS AND WARMERS RE-
Frs FISHING REELS and TACKLE every variety 10 suit
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
tW The stock in this line consulting IT. COOPER NJ
IobiA and RFAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with fins
assortment It, Of swIsS ana ENGLISH LEVERS tqghe5 args
Geeh en- sSed with BY ROBERTS engaged
cash great Inducements will be offered "
MONEY REFUNDED. VI sHe
WARRANTED - ~ dIS II sa aHu
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Hi PRE.

E4SOR HAVRE.--The new A American ~
pnek~ ship HORTESsIA Captan Hathaway, slklk5 s5kk5
adiag and wl immediate dispatch.
400 bses Cotton, apply to
]. P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street
aDply The Can't aim
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ANTWERP.

B{SOR ANTWERP The A fast sailing ~
u Amer can ship SUSAN KINKS, Captain Caussen 49,
poN loading ard VIII have immediate Dispatch o 80
oatE Cotton, apply to J. P WHITNEY CO. d faInnst
ss For passage apply to the Captain board. fet!5
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EP art in the advertisement than in Mai, ruth
BY length practice have become complaints tba
are called SyPhlc f9r nearly fifteen years.
ny sOe pg'eas % treat those cases there lies he eny III
assume hae gwen more attention
other docor and ks4w td better Than they hat am
insisting which
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS SORES a EETs NV sTiRE t
TRQATS me as he things
Of daily observaiOn which without VANITY fnr a M
other merit than that ofHxperence. E'' " ' -
effect in recent cases few no difficulty in
those OF longer Duration without tnbnng the patient Spch
obIge him to neglect lis affairs, do3rs ar
diet need be altered There ans a
could supply this but these rpouire
secrecy, which always nviolablv preserve - fs'
many qualifications which do think ,dd
satisfied that reputation already sufficiently o5'abshrd
Constant attendance from IN he morning until O'clock
~ ,,,-o,-, w. WATSON, NJ D.
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SwEDEN.-Her H,ar Capacity and Machine
Works. At this moment the capabilities
OF the great machine works at Motala, in
Sweden, are exciting attention. This establish
ment has become the largest in the country,
and now employs between eight and nine hun
dred men, During the last ten years it has
built thirty eight steamers, in the whole ,sI4
horse power, and has fitted them all with
machinery, It has also constructed twenty-five
steam engines (2456 horse power) for vessels
built elsewhere, and eighteen land engines. (1e4
horse power) besides an infnity of machinery,
.ools, presses, cranes, canal bridges, etc, of all
kinds At this moment it has under work a
steam engine 600 horse power) for the ship-of-
the-line Carl Johan; four iron steamers 20 horse
power eachl for the Hull (St. Petersburg line)
via Gotha Canal; an iron steamer for Norr-
land, l6O horse power; do. for Sundsvall,
50 horse power; propeller do for Norkoping,
oohorse power; an iron steamer for Holland, 100
horse power do. for Upsala, so horse power
steam engine of "a horse power, another Of
100, and multitude of other items. Sweden
is, therefore, able to arm if required
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E'OR HAVRE.-The very fast sailing IN
u | regular packet sh p CONNECTICUT, O. T. SAIIS
freight Of so bales Cotton. apply f' W
BOGERT, WILLIAMS & Co. 10 Camp street
ts For passage having very superior Stle room,
apply bonri, u. Post &c. Third District fat2 ~
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NUMBER sO7.
DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
oFFTcE NO. 9s ST. CHAELRs STREET
VIII be regularly sarvsd suhcries
every day (5unday excepted year nee paysia y
the Once, or 10 cents week, payable the Csrfsra.
THE CIRCULATTON
Of the CHEscrNT, Daily Weekly, desirable
medium TO AdYertisera. As
FAMILY PAPER
'caes largely aud ctksrs
ARTICLES sold u families Ad7aBageously
families - ~ - s
OUR TERMS
az 20 invite the attention and patronage Of the public
- IkRHs
ish Lines in PsaFrst nserton, all
AdvetiaAnn
i,hars i On ne seennt Pze charged
for shorter time. ~ ' s1o 't'sf'isr W NHs yeai,ot
All Advertisements not uanrks5 uiI
charged sccordinsi7. "a 70 P''rAHsn "hs "ohu' so"
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NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY

NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY
Nj ACHINE SEWING.
Ladies Dressmake and shrmAkerr
any KIND SEWN done, up with ASTON
stlSG DISPATCH in durable manner than il done
BY hand and al VERY Low PRICES by experienced in The
management of WILSON'S NEW PATENT ROTARY SEWING
MACHINE. it,'
EB Al kinds of SEWING
promptly attended e'
SEWlNG MACHINES and good supply MACHINE NEE
DIES SPOoS SILK and COTTON THREAD suitable hand and
Tor sale Apply AT No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET upstairs.
h24 u J. HITFTY. Agent,
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REMOVALS-REMOVALS
BOARDING..

ID OARDING. = Mrs. E. PALMER, nate Of
M Mon'gSms,y W beg. respectfully inform
pc ha sue M eased that large cnuiodous No am
Tcbou oulas street and had thoroughly reped painted
furnished the tye ready to receive s
e gentlemen Boarders will roo
and as cont rabie hooss bs
NY. ,.Ilns n'e teaohaDe febl5 ly
EeOARDING.-Sever Fine Rooms for Fam
es 70 be had at that desirable residence street
Aiso a fe" Day Bosrders he frb3 I'm
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\ sfOR LlVERP00L.--(Takes no Corn. s;sass
~ se% Ameg,san eppef chip FLOATING SAAG
F'fl. Fur ifeght Of $50 GAles Cotton apply
j. P WHITNEY 4 co, 81 Cnmp street,
Z. E-- hnnl. n Mn. Enar-
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HSOR NEW Y0kK--The A | new schr s+&
BLACK MONSTER, Ferry nlaste having nearly 49,
AL ,sga engaged II have quick Dispatch Far H. IL
s'o"aSs and deck load, y boird,a or
e92f GEO w. HYNSOS f.nt4i,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

ESOR HAVRE The very fast sailing ~
a. packet ship sTGRMAwAY, Jordan, master Sa4KfS
now oading above and viii have datch For freight
bales Cotton, OF 1000 barrels Flour, apply
bOGERT, WILLIAMS Il co. 10 Camp street
febl6 0tto FOsDICk 4 co. 81 Calnn .treet -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

a. I. MIC HOLAS EXCHANG
NJ The proprietor Of the St Nicholas inform his epds
ana the public generally that he has during the summer entirely
d and rennsed the above popular place Of reor
superior liquors laid Vi
Inc billiard room of the ST. Nicholas viii largest and
me city, provided with ard
will always kept the varied
and superior assortment of . ~
g L ,I1aIs - :
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FOR RENT.

No.RENT. The Splendid BRICK BUILD
1 ~ 2atsd sac corner q catndo streets and
ensy repaired Possession be given Nsrsb Isl
sPpiy 70 'iAdA1e hInALD
Anl si; LOUIS streets, Or 70 PAUL z. THEARD
No.1l Fxth1n1
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HtSQk LlVERPOOL-(Takes no Gran,) 44sSN
w. neT H,t sailing Amsr eiippe ship SEA $3.50
""pA'eH' For freight OF 500 bGes G Cotton spplyio
.y,- J. r. WHIrSE EY co. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

5fOK LIVERPUOL-The first-class s5z,IS
last Ealing Hnish bark GANGES, Capt. Stevens
'" ps sud wi hye tnredats dispatch. Fer freight oi 30
10 .p' Cotton, apply 10
v.m IIOGHTON, RANKIN d co. t25 Common street
"rJ r WHITNEY & co. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

RN0R LlVERPOOL-The A at Lloyd's IN
~ Hh 'aliRf Brist sbp CARIOLANUS captatn SALAS
ia now oang, aHd will have quick patch frpe c soJ
bSssI 4t HN apply" r, WHITNEY, CO. 81 Camr ~.
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BOSTON,.

eGh IN bOSIoN-tRegular Packet Line ,ssgS
- ne 4 packet ship RIBICeN, Doane master 49,
WY n neay ~ ler eago engaged will hsvs Iston
tebeS GEO w IIyNsorT en- roo,, ,,,a..
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IioGHToN, KASK!N : 60. las Common street,
or J,P, WHITNEY co. 81 Camp at.
~ 4lsEAge, sputy 10 he An, ain board
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sNOR LlVERPOOL.-Th A fast sail ss..N
Hg bark GRUsUE Captain BEbee having all her EALEp
@aas+d H have Immediate Dispatch For passage s1pS 70
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q, W.orIvER & co % Caroude 4rset
or to J. p WHITNEY b CO 6t Camp st.
lE For pn.stEe, apply 10 The Captain On board. fahls
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HSOR HANRE.-The new l fast sail -
ing American ship CAMBRIA Capt Perry. fs now 49,
loading and will prompt ispich For freight of 5
Cotton, apply to
,--. p WHITNEY Il 90, 81 Camp tract
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SlBkANDT Il NEVfUS, 80 Customhouse street.
oria j. T. WHITNEY a co, II Caapst,
: y L apply 10 the Captain hoard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

9SOR LlVERPOOL--Th fine first. class 81
u sailing British ship EUDOCIA CAPTAIN Do,ne "a Tf
now pRug and win have dispatch For si m ~
paes Cotton, apply TO ~ - e "
PETER MAXWELL Il CO 80 Magazine rt
-.. ~. or TO j p WHITNEY Il CO., 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

PARIS FASHIONS Paris, Fs5 THE nrin-
elpal and almost exclusive topic of eanversa t;o,,
In the drawing rooms is the recent recentfon -
the Iulllerles, which every one is agreed wos
much more characterized by its splendor than
by its gaiety and Iiveliness Everv Id, ,,aa
so much occupied with the long train attacbs5
to her dress, and to which all were unaccustornafy
that little attention could be given to anythirr
else. The scene has been pretty freely talked
o. The Empress Wore dress composed ofxhose
magnificent tissues which we're presented ia her
bysthe city Of Lyons; it was cloth of gold. be-
sprinkled with flowers of cherry colored velvet.
Inc Princess Mathilde wore cherry -colored
sloah, very deeply bordered with gold Madame
ae TeTslgny wore cloak which is spoken Of
as having cost thirteen thousand francs Several
oi these cloaks we're made Of tissue but the
greater number were simply composed of tissues
Of which dresses might afterwards he M tbs
same quantity Of stuff serving for both garments
ihis distinction in the nature of the materials
was very remarkable, and made yerv eostlv
Lispay LISP ihere are only two receptions Of this
a, Kiha 70 pc held each year, and lady cannot.
WIN proprlety, appear second time il q cloak
Whlch has once caused a sensation
Inc Two dancing masters most in vogue in
I ., alls are MN. Laborde and Cellarius: and
= aehey are considered to be the best instructors
ior teacning the most graceful manner of wear
sg sng 'ns oourC mantle The material most worn
-1' - VI bHE increasing for
volants, is taffetas. The petticoata are ay-
treInely full, and it would be impossible 10 ang-
ment their amplitude, unless hoons. sueb a.
were worn in the time of Louis XIV. sbonld hs
introduced. This taste is the more dif6cnIt 10
account for, considering that the apartments of
our houses Of ofthipresent dayare mot particularly
spacious: and that it is customary to assemble
considerable number of persons at evening
parties and balls
Head dresses in gold and silver, recently 20
inuca u IN vogue, are becoming somewhat less
fashionable; flowers are increasing in favor, as
also feathers; for the court balls, they are
placed very low at the back of the head, ID ss1ch
manner that the ends fall down ON the ne,
and even on the shoulders. The materials for
the dresses of ladies who do not dance, are the
same as previously worn Cloth Of gold and
silver is much worn. with patterns either of a
single color on the ground, or punches of flowers
of varied colors. Very charming silk games
are made, interviewer with garlanis of flowers.
OF the same color, the fhres of the leaves and
the leaves of the flowers being in silver: this
material, il white, makes delightful dresses for
young ladies they have three volants, border
ed, and the body has also special pattern for
itself: novel shape for dresses is named 4
'' godet," and which recalls the form of the
tuniques, which were formerly in fashion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

EV0R NEW YoRK.-The A fast sail ~
ing packet ship ipMEGUNTICOUk. Pollard master 81 ~
having ag portion of rgc ngsgyd quick t,
For balance Of freight passage apply t " "
fe6s5 GRO. W. IYNsoN, 50 Camp street
kFOR NEW YORK THE splendid new ~
clipper schooner MUSTANG, W1Snwyer m ster ShAAS
having lhe gfeaer her cargo, immediate
@ "Hre ] 81 rsigh or pAsssge apply to the Captain board
jan4 GEO. W. HYNsoN, 50 Camp -,rce,
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EH0R HAVRE.- The l fast sailing ~
Ill American skip REGULATOR, Capt Day, is uoN $Ak{A4S
loading and Will receive dpltch fr+igbt Of
Cctlan- apply to j. P. WHITNEY & 81 ,Camp str-ef
paasage, To he Cautain on hoard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

HEOR BOSTON.- Regular Line of sssS
Il Packets )-The packet bsrk SILLIITs VIM, SaFES
Eeazle master ia now loading and will have disnaSh Ear
freight or passage, spplyto ~ " ''"'' .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

ASOR BOS ON.-(Regular Line of IN
Fa.a Packets &.The packet ship sEREMP0RE Sh
,srge Poron of her engaged Wi lave
Pa'ch Pot balance OF freight pas age apply to
ieog GEO W, M %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

sNOR LIVERP00L.-(Takes no Corn. ~
3 InF R"F American ipPer ship WHITE FAIL SAhks
bN 5'tln Ryan Is now osli'g will have
t4 .f"'Eh OF 500 baea Cotton, apply to
J. p. WHITNEY & co. 6l Camp st
~ fot passge, apply to the Captain board. fs6ls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

ESOR TRIESTE.-The A | American stssN
II ship JUDAH TOURO, Captain Lewis is now 49,
ahng as above and will havs mnelte ilHh. q
fsb7 IN ASHBRIDGE Il CO. So St. chsrI., s,e4,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-03

H4NOR TRlESTE.--The A ! fast sailing ~
American lark yOLhNT, Capt. ssas oadidg
hd VIII have quick dispatch For r,ht Cotton S
J,P. WHITNEY 4 co. Camp street
tsS For passage apply 70 The b0ard.
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GALYESTON.
LfVERPOOL.

ht'1k LlV lVERPOOL.-( Takes no Grain s;ssss
n Ise ! taat sailing American chip MONGOLIA, ,EA1AEP
prnsne now loHdhe, md will have prompt paton For
freight Of bto baisa Cotton, appy 10 "
~. ,,-. j. r WHITNEY & CO. 81 Camp street
tS For passage, nppy TO tho CaptAip on hoard, mia
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HSOR HAVRE.--The new A American ~
sbiE GOLCeNDA cap, coborn, loading {aK1s
lFeceS immediate ch TIy
to, J z, WHITNEY L co, 81 Camp It.
~ For passage, apply TO C#pnn On board. ian3i
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YTpk lIVERPOOL.-The fine A Mt IN
p L,oyylFira sang British ship JESSIE MUM, S4Akx@
ffsiEh 0l 400 balea Cotton, apply to ~ -
-..- J.P. WHITNEY Il CO. 81 Camp ST.
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TRIESTE.

ENoR TRlESTE:-The A fast sailing kss=sS
IA American ship JANE T.. WALSH Thomas ma SAE1S
ter ia loading, and will nmen,e dispatch For rni
of S5I bales Cotton apply WHITNEY Co 81 CamD
tt Enr nlytn Cantnir y. lt
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httR LIYERPO0L-The A at Lloyds F%aN
lat Ealing British hip IDAS, Captain Weseo,t.
W gln, ant III hhEr Immediate dispatch.
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NtOR LlVEkPOOL.-Th l at Loyds s;@aS
fst sailng British sh9 ONWARD, Captain WaIah, f2kA
no" oading and VIII have quick datch For freight of
Cotton, apply to ARCHIBALD MONTGOMERY 95 Camp 81,
or J. P. WHITNEY d. co. Camp st.. -
INr For passnga. apply U Tie Captain bonrd ians1
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4 OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Line of 455zS
pack"tsl The n.t sailing American LII 49,
WIN g. peha having nearly MI her cargo eugags
On hArt eau take l50 bales Cotton only h appy
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