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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

Increase. .$l04, 243 10
new and dangerous ten dollar counterfeit on the
Farmers Bank of Kentucky has made its appearance in
the West The general appearance suspicious but upon
the whole IT Is good imitation of the genuine The
most imperfect portion of the bill is the left end The
LIKENESS Of Mr. Crtenden is very dark and blended wit
the that the outline OF the scarcely
perceptble.
The receipts Of the Virginia Central Railroad for the
months Of March and pr SAT 47o ST. against
s33 $50 SO in the corresponding months last year. In
crease s1e, 4eoo4.
The following extract from the last annual report
Of the Morris Canal and Banking Company
The navigation Of the canal opened from Eaton TO
Jersey City the 25th Of March, and continued with but
little interruption until the 9Th Of December when IL
suspended by frost and the setting in Of winter
There was however. an unexpected interruption in
the navigation by local rain at two different periods
(most extraordinary in severity causing break in the
banks at several points In the vicinity Of Paterson and
the destruction OF an aqueduct over Teckman river.
The cost OF the pairs OF these extensive breaches
amounted TO about $40 000 and the loss of business
sequent thereon was about 81, 900 more.
Yet notwithstanding the interruption there has been
large increase OF business the previous year rs
will be seen by the accompanying statement OF current
business.
The receipts during the year ending the 3lst Of De-
oember last, from tolls and other sources amount to
$685. A. being s45 2l6 IA the receipts Of the
The Gu expenses for the period have been
Se2 CSC So which Is considerably larger than the ex-
pepses Of the previous year. There is, however, in
above stated, the building of an unusual number Of
bridges greater amount Of repairs TO the locks than
any year. and the increased wages Of workmen
and the cost Of materials.
The warrants entered on the books Of the Treasury
Department, Washington Friday the 10th instant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

Total exchanges to May "a, $50 1874 $50 81
Total balances to May 22......... S1s6 89e,604 81
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
thispor to dayMay 22-were received, STA, 31S e5;
paid, $50, o26 26-baAnce, %, 434, 299 20.
The receipts of the Erie Railroad Company for the
month of April 1854 were S5le, 533 SO
For the same month, 1853. ............4 12,2Ss %
40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

Another large advance has taken place in the prices of
beef cattle, owing partly to actual scarcity and
partly perhaps TO speculate movements on the part of
the brokers. Compared with the number sale the
date OF our last report week since, the falling Of 50
head The advance at Allertons has been full % per
hundred and the better qualities It may be added
day touched higher point than have known
before$l3. But even at these extraordinary prices
there was . sufficiently active demand to clear the
market none being left unsold at the close Of the
days business. We alter quotations TO correspond:
Beci cattle 90 SIS %
Sows @nu c"Ne1.... " W ~ 10
sea- yea s''...............'....... - Sk
sheePs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0WA lVOO
swine (corn ied). ............-.... oUa 10
at quotations. which little lower than last weeks
lsome 24S sold, leaving about 1000 on hand.) At
Browning MARKET 113 beef cattle, IS COWS and
calves A veal calves, and 726 sheep and lambs. The
prices of beeyes, this week, have taken unusually
wide range The sales to-day at from 81 rs to e11
So (last week, IS SO to $40 50) The and calves
ranged from $50 to 500 The veas sold nfrsm &C. 70 &C.
per h. Sheep, from SO so to 81 Lambs - SO TO o.
At Chamberlain's-(H Hudson River Bulls Head) -Of-
fered, SO beef cattle 100 and calves so cows,
1900 wooled sheep, 1000 sheared do. and 5000 lambs
Bseves and in good demand Prices stiff Sales 1t
from 9to 1c per h. Cows and calves of II quality
good demand but inferior qualities rather slow Of
sale Prices ranged from $50 TO SIS Cows $40 70 $50
Sheep and lambs In good request Woollsd sold ct from
&C. to Bel sheared, 2hc. &C. lambs, Ike. . Sc. All
sold At Morgan 0Brien's, No. Sixth street-Onered
1S9 and calves and III beeves The former sold at
Veal calves brought Aye. . &c. Per ID.
yvSsn~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23

Excess OF imports exports. s63l,l o1
The only feature Of any Importance In the above
statement is the large expectation Of specie. II viii be
seen that nearly one half tho aggregate value of
portation was in precious metals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
THE ENGLISH WAR BUDCET.


this being the amount which the Chancellor Of the
Exohequer states to be required The increase in
TAXATION therefore, already proposed for the present
year will with the former grant amount to fo oo0
Whether the mode Of raising so large an amount of
be the best that be devised it u.s. perhaps
dieut say; but think that it as free from the
charge Of obstructs to the trade and industry of the
country any plan by which taxation to the
tent may be indicted the people. We trust that,
through increased and increasing trade shown by
the ocial returns, Of which gave the substance
Saturday last the additional demands thus necessarily
made upon US will not be very severely felt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-03
NUMBER 2os.
DAILY CRESCENT
IN D z x

For Permanent Third Page advertisements.
Banker5-MATHEws, FIsIRr t. Co, 81 Camp street.
LogtnASa SAVINGS Co, corner of Camp and La
fayette streets
Books and Stationery. B. STEEL, 60 Camp street.
e. JOHNSON Co. eS Camp street.
Clothing -Noaars Way, corner Of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel.
leighton T. BaEBor, Southwest corner of Canal
and st. Charles streets
Crockery-P. R. FELL 6 Co.. s4 Common street
Drugs and Medicines-THos. RANxrr, corner Camp
and Poydras streets.
Groceries-R W. AD.sfs, corner Of Front Common and
Fulton streets. a.
LrrrLssoaN, NoRcom s. Co., corner Of Graver and
New Levee streets
Hardware-J. WATERMAN g. BRo., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
j. NJ. RELF Co, Front between Gravier and
Poydras streets. ..--=-4
HotelsARcApE, Magazine between Gravsr and Natchez
streets.
Hats-Boots shoes-D'ARcr & CO., corner Canal and
Chartres streets
DAVID TAYLoR Co., Al Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade
NEwHALL, VALENTINE & Co., 81, So, and So Common
street.
Jewelry-HrpE GoopRrca, corner of Canal and Royal
streets.
E. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street.
Palnts-E, j. HART & Co., los and 107 Tchoupitoulas
street.
G. G. BoeEar & Co., IS Camp street
Wines, Liquors w. u. LKyEsIcH & Co., a Old
Gevee street.
sEwEIL 7. TAYLOR, Is Royal street.
H. w. CoELER Common street. opposite the st
Charles Hotel.
Musical Instrumental FrHRENBAcH, III Canal st
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EDUCATION.
riyRENCH AND SPANISH sIMPI

ESRENCH AND SPANISH SIMPLIFIED
Iaev rs sssa G @ nc S'I,ff fs S RI
gage. in Kentasky Military institute coos,an atterdaaee b.
sl.s,s @ ss9temsR ,s & g.s1 TsTm' moderate
RTEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IT.
iii. esRDaaF esR alEos Iii s1s E.
ample dne location sEBe y sn
UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA-LAW DE-
~ FAETMEST5s 4 a. .ssss sb1 stsiss u = Il. VII
ii f snda AP sss They w the oss ina I'M
ons Law Equity Jursprndelce and Prsssica Lecture,
VI Tbs.s e asTsa 4 p,ssyl sy ss msdnss s.f VII
Asmiralty and Maritime lay embracing the rights ohga-
sass IS ssvfE Military
d s s I I'LL . sss A rsfs
s Ts e. q s ess ssd + .s
~ s.ssss c 4
Those BY Professor Ranaell n HINT, will enbrase-
Property Contrasts and Mstsanls Rered They
n FsHss! sss s'a ass
Hsn.s and CONTRACTS 9Th Carriers con.rss,
Salvage and nsurarce Sale Guarane Liens
The Gmual Law ard Practice in Courts of Criminal Jusd-
Those by Professor johnson will embrace
Ts afx w 'aHs' and Practice
Those by Professor Rosslias will embaee--
Code of Louisiana pomar
French Lwa Critical Analysis Of he Decisions of the
Supreme Conri OF the State. 4aN r.
q Land Tes whether derived from England spain the
United States. -
g. of the Courts Jurisdictiou in Iursna
Degree Bachelors of Laws on those sudena
only who have attended full Lectures
after having read twelve monhs
spectahs Examination y the
rfous Professors, be found deserving of the honor.
fv6d dollars, dollars for the diploma. -
Dean the Faculty al
New Orleans.
auil 7tawd6wtd G. RosELIUs. Dean of the Faculty.
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GUNDRIES-

UNDRIES-
~ l9O bbls Raw Whisky.
900 boxes Star Cnndles.
800 half boxes do.
100 Gnartsr do do.
70 hhis Winters strained Lard Oil.
100 do Choice Old Monongahela Whisky.
! 500 bnxes Oene Soap. For by
eIn JOSEPH LANDis & co, SO Tcboupitssias ssts
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IAT RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, .sassssssssas
I'VE giveaLEssoNs ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR Al Szss
her residence No. So CoDriance street, ard also
Hevia street. t Hfs meuth Twelve lea Vz
~ LECTURES stss gratis.
fel0 lYF
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Foreign News by the Washington.

The principal features of the Washingtons
news, as also of the later accounts by the Nj
agara and Pacific, have been already received
here by telegraph. We publish the full par
ticulars of the battle Of the Alma, as given by
correspondents Of the London Times. The ac-
counts will be found highly interesting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-03

KEOPS--30 bales new Hops, first sort, now
T. Z landing ship Ocean Traveller, for sale by
o2S f. COCHRAN HALL, street.,
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g ! IsEEgzs1 R = 4 c. 5 sl IL
ROUTE from Buffalo Niagara Falls Luke untro and kive
ST. The american forming the Express and
tuepee connecting Ogdensburgh with
for New York. Burlington Saratoga Springs and BoEton
Montreal with Atlantic and ST. Raroad and ST.
Chnmplain RRioad for Portland White MoGnanf,
Boston aad New York ,,. ,,.
STATE, NEW YORK, Capt. Chapman
daily O'clock Cape Vincent
ard cnneetng with the River the
Lawrence daylight, Montreal O'Clock
next day. mi time for the Quebec beats.
Passengers leaving O'Clock, have ak hoar and
leaving o'clock ours Niagara Fls The
II O'Clock train from Buffalo Al Lewiston time for the
boat Pat gers o Roon etc Rke the same train o. cars from
leave immediately arriving Boaon hafass O'Clock,
sauie day. - z -. -a 49,
Steames ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Eates,
NoRTERSER Captain Ghds leave Lewiston daily Saturdays
half Niagara Falls touching oawsgo sacktts
Kingston Clayton Breyle and ogdenaurg connecting with
the passing the the Thousand Islands
and the Rapids the beautiful ST. Lawrence by daylight and
the ogdeuugh and Boston Railroad for RouB Point,
Boston with the Express Train of Cans at oswego
for Albany and New York direct.
Line leaves Busn daily excepted by the buf
rn Niagara Falls aesd stq O'Clock, atodiug paen-
gers Tie pleasure viewing Monument 1eenaon Heights
Bridge the magnificent tn
Nhsa River Though to Montreal direct leaving Lewiston at half
pasl O'Clock giving fall onr hours visit Niagara
time The bo all the Thousand isands oy
fight cbnngng ogdnshurgh and taking Of the splendid
nRhng ahng OF the noble ST. Lawrence arriving al
Montreal n O'Clock the time for he Que9sc LoAs
This ia the beautiful ROUTE the ceutlnent
The steamers OF the American Line hultexpessy speed
cooTt having all the equipments safety required by
with spacious and beautiful uPP abn entire length
Of the boat
ts Passengers procure full at Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot,
S Offices in Cataract House and International HOTEL Nssara
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EE ERRING AND CoDFIsH-25o boxes land
u ing for sale by -
o2l lot CONVERSE md Ney Leyee.
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GUNNY BAGS-1O,00 second hand % bu
VI Gunny Bags, in store and for sale by
ols E. Nj. DALEY co. 81 Teboupoulas street.
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street. between Royal Bourbon ssets.DR. JAMES
would cspect ca citizens have
Of the
its appalling that obtain certain, and
speedy without oereary Baaa Crbehs other
PoaonouD Drug IN IRON three without inconst
uien discovered Remedies which can only be
himse trial effect
charge will be made Dr. from eit
all the the many have
which Physicians
Dr. james haenrouced these city
have under the Remedies
but whathey
in order that the afflicted avail themselves Of these
prpvdanta discoveries
nenty this city CustomhonEe street.
safrad. ~ Office hours trnm7 fehl3 iylp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-03

a. 0LDEN SYRUP-2O tierces NewYork Re-
~ fined, for sale by CONVERSE & co,
o w cars Canal and Nav Iavaa strata
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MUSIC, DANCING.

INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC nOafs.
IL THOMAS J. MARTIN, one of the Oldest Instructors SS
in this city, will give Lessons IN to Ladies'
t9 Ofder let with p P. WERLEIN No. Camp
street, will meet With prompt attention. al If
K.eATENT A CmICN PIANO-vssxsss..J9,.
S FORTBS.-The subscriber ssle
s2 piN nPd FoRTE seEsP 9fys s SQUARE %
manuiaclory GILBERT owhich
ursr the Jowsry and Fancy Store oisUENEss 50
Camp street. ELIJAH DUNBAR.
tES Piano FORFEIT Tuned r1s Iy
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EVRESH OYSTERS-50 dozen / and pound
-M Fresh Baltimore, for sala Iy
o2S lw CONVERSE l. Co, Canal and Leyee,
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TT AY-400 bales Hay, landing ex ship NAL
Ola n. WHITNEY CO. al Camp street.
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EsIRE-C boxes No. lin store
o4s A. b. GRIEF co, 20 and ~ Old Leyee.
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ROPs-40 bales (frst sort,) for sale, to ar
rive, by F. COCHRAN HALL S6 Gravier street ols
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WOOD, COAL, LIME, ETC.


lME AFLOAT-4, 600 barrels Thomaston
and Rokland Stone LIME earRces banks Splendid and
Mary Anna, low landing and for .sie
% a. fELAGRAVR CO., ~ hIakaxine street.
NeHlLADELPHIA COAL-100 tons Red Ash
Coal se; 100 Lehigh large lupa in bulk 50
tons Lehgh Coal, size, in casks for
80 J. h. ASHBRlDGE 4 co, E3 ST. Charlie e.rset.
\ 1ME AFLOAT-2000 bbIs Rockland Lime,
IA cargo Of bark Splendid. landing and by
A. DELAGRkVE& CO. ~ Magazine straat.
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1854.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

ENOR SALE-On account of dissolution "a
nv Of parlnershpTbc well known LAKE HOTEL, ter SsEHn
mnuA Jefenon nkc pontcbarain Rsiroad Inrt soli
until November is, IL will be public suction
ols i'm - BRIEDE BODER.
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and taught viii he correct seetat IN
gsage Kenacky Military Insi Constant atterJaoe AZ III
ere No. ST. Charles street. az The pup Night
Gentlemen Terms moderate GUARANTEED See
test mnuints ct ihH office dnnf. 4
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ESOR LIVERP00L-Th A fast sail ,sysA
ina Am.ticsn sip JAMES BROWN, Capt, ". 3aaga&S
loading and viii have Immediate hspah f'r
treis hi Of 400 bales G. on, apply 10 , , m :, r,
EsSs- For psssave, sfpig 10 h4 Captain on boar' es
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

EEFEGRsqH ,tr5l5 q = Asn LAKE, l Fs
with the Carrcou NE DREAMS
70 Id EE EPORTCHARTR4LV-
80. T r A n S ....
Catr0fenl Lake Ponhartran
From Tyoli Circle Depo 60 $40 1920 and 1920 22o
4:70 and $40 P.
49,. (Ba Carron Esl 0rltahs.
Tiva Circle DepotB.i0 sl0 1910 and 1910 9i0 4i0
and 5;lOP,M-
above Tana take and land at jackson
strfet (4th DISTRICT and a Carroliton,
tT- Baggage received al Depots only
Cnrrolton
tie Lake, cents, each %
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TAT DEMINAKY,
| yoLI CIRCLE, BETWEEN NAYAuEs AND TRIToS sTs
This Seminary, under the direction Of Ma ARpNER viii be.
gin fth annual esaion on MONDAY the ine,
Teachers employed eyery Ye
nj
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EN0R LIVERPOOL-Th A fast sail ,E4Se
a. inp american Bhfp SEA FLOWER, Cap.. Ioring, 3szG
nav tie greater part engaged will have imncdhte dis
peso' psSo ~ ~ CHENEY LOWELL, lis Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-03

a t0PARTNERSHIP. HAVE THIS DAY
" associated with me buHns Mr. JOSHUA JACKSON under
the of S. H. KENNEDY 4 co.
The Of my late Rrm Of KENNEDY FOSTER will be
iseIon in liquidation. jan3
January 9, 1885,. SAAf1s H. KENNEDY.
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REMOVALS..

y y EMOVAL--VINCENT s. Co. have removed
a. Auction Rooms No 95 customhouaa street oar
I'D pEM0VAL--CHARLEs CARARoC has removed
a. his office Royal between ST. Louis and Toulouse
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RNOR BREMEN-The A l fast sailing ,.sSs.S9e
swedish ship PEINz 9sCA R, Captain Stephan ssa4s
Il ''' - ]. +. WHITNEY d CO., 81 Camp street.
/ Farm nnaa4ge. prptq 10 the captain on board. 90
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EHECKER'S FARINA--2O cases fresh, in
o5s 4. D. GRIEF co, 40 and 4a Old Levse
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SEA..tz0ING VESSELS.

30 bpi ~, tSDAT, November 8, az p'eopk A. n. h.
ET0R GALVESTON AND MATA- .as7sFGFs.
A GOEDA BAlRcgpar Oilenns and TsSas sshay ys4
u Mail e.Thc and magnificent steamship CHARLES
MORGAN, lAm3a fawess will leave above,
vetng freight os Al poa in Western at the end # the bpa
tackles Powderhon. All articles called will be landed
stored at the and M of the shipper con5guso For
freight baylng elegant aecnmmodl
90 HARRIS q MORGAN, ,fontof Juiiastree
opposite the Steamship Landing,
ny Thane having established its Pilot CIvalo Bay
will hereaefr in upsryaion its
ma
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NNGLIsH DAIRY CHEESE. 100 boxes, in
-R- = store aud for sale by
A. d. ~ and r,eyee
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BSOg LONDON-The A ] fast sailing hssSe
h Ansriean sbip WHITE FALCON, Capt. Dayta AeAsZ
loading wall receive immediate dispatch
's'e" @ j. p WHITNEY q co, 81 Campst.
r-..-.a... ,,,I,- "a, ,l,a Caniafu on hoard
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NTEW ORLEANS, May l, 1954.-The under |
signed have This Day Coparnsrshp the
General Comason the
LAWRAsoN & EUBANK. Office, No. 70 Camp street
GEO. C. LAWRASON,
nvi RICH. n. EUBASK, Jr.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACK fs fsFs tsg1 -EEsfEslss
SOMA GREAT NoRTHER iEat2 ~
peplrtmentAn Accommodation Pas
senger Freight Depot Caiope
State Line aud intermediate every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at w O'Clock A.. N.
Returning, the Train will leave the State Line OH
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS Ht 81 O'Clock
u" Due will BE- given Of Excursion fraius.
E Shippers freight upon packages the Of the
station at which they TO b. delivered.
al4l " WARREN A. .GRICE, Superintendent.
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1ATEW ORLEANS AM CAR SsiT E5sEszssssgsgtzsEs7
RoLLToN RAILROAD. .cnrrolltonis .ssiEsz-z
Line Departure OF Trains
From Nso Orleans:
Horas Cars--6H A M, 9, TO- and IL zP.m.
stea Trsina1 and hour afterwards until r. nclu
sisely.
From carrolitoa:
Horse Cares A.. 8, 3, and l01S NJ.
every afterwards until ncn-
siyely.
Children Servants Bun
dies OF rs Red Tickets 81 so.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
y These Cara the Depot No. Is Baronns street.
departure u Cars.
FrnE1 Canal Gtreet-bofnihg and bA A. NJ.
every ing...9, s5a To- ~, ii
From Horse statlon-.Morhing q and ~ A NJ
and every minutes until evening ~ az loA W. NJ
FARR6 Children under gras
tT- NoteSpecial Pee Balls Meetings,
lied, when required after the hours, jy96
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CoPARTNERsHIPs, ETC.

MTOTICE.-Mr PAUL E. MORTIMER became
oIe I'm JOSEPH Lands d co.
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VIII sail on HURsDAY, November o. OF ooock An.
NOR BRAY BRAzoS SANTIAGO, via 4seFfSS5sss
III GALVESTON.Asw Orleans and Texas U. s. " iltlsss
Nai LneThe new ard ndeht steamship NAUTILUs,
s. .fhonpson commander, NJ leave punctay Forreght
having elegant affGnm
HARRIS It MORGAN, foot of Julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
az Az freight ahippad by ths Hautua will be delivered to
Cnpthid Kennedy the Grpmpus. unless otherwise directed.
E Shippers provide themselves with the steamers hs Of
lsding No other will bo signed nj
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BRACES, BELTS, ETC.
SfserMaaae's HE"0Tl6s's E'ats. PRE-
asaitksss Shoulder Esr0ce.

w The following figures illustrate benefit to be derived rro
than nj tha prsce
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HNOR NEW YORK.-The A ] packet 55g739ga
E' ship ASHLAND, Stune master havtgg lArE HEzas
AZ nor cargo have quick dsrash For
of freight passage apply boaId Or t2 ,, -, r, ..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-14

and the friends OF womans rights who aspire 10 wear
The brceches always blushed and hid their faces with
their fans whenever OF the boys approached them
II was 10 no purpose they pleaded their fathers WILL
which strictly confined them 10 these tight beechesor
they always called them before the la
dies. They only housd ON all hands, and told that
their fathers will obsolete idea that the spirit
Of the age decidedly against IT. that tight seeebes
were only remnant of the dark ages and that the
common defence and general welfare" absolutely required
every man TO wear loose pantaoons.
On this point the lawyer was brought TO nom
plus But after scratching his head and biting his thumb
for lime, he called for the WILL TO see If there was
something sand about loose panteoons that might be
" construed" into permission 10 wear them. But moth
ing could be found, The tight breeches was positive
enactment and there not word about loose panla
looms Upon this, they stood slanng at each other in
silent, dismay for me until the lawyer sud-
denly cried OUT
swell. boys, il is the words not 70 be found
here; but the spirit OF words is in The syabes which
compose them. Let see If we can't lind them some
where"
So they fell to work examining the will from begin
ming 10 end but could find sylables which, put to-
ssther formed loose pantaoons. Hereupon they looked
more blank than ever, until the lawyer hit upon bright
thought "Neyer mind, boys, though we can't find the
syllabes, dare cay find the letters" So they
again set to work. and, their great delight. soon picked
out LOOSE P-A-N-T-A-L-O-O-N-S. This, the
lawyer swoTe urs palermo, and clearly established
the right TO wear pantaloons as wide they pleased
Upon this the boys straghtway appeared in pantaloons
in the shape OF meal bags. This Improvement in the
great art OF construction by degrees led TO further nno-
vaons, until at length it came TO pass the boys all did
lust as they pleased and the restrictions OF Uncle Sans
will were considered all CANNON"