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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
EsneoiaI Notice

LII having unsettled accounts with the late firm of
N Warden d Dudley, are politely requested 10 call
and settle them without delay.
Worcester, January g. 1854 las DIST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

9E John P. Bigelow. Esq. of Boston, has
withdrawn his name as the Wing candidate for
Mayor, and John H. Wilkins. Esq. has been
nominated in his stead.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
PENMANSHIP.

>. M. HInes Writing Academy
AS been Ienioved to Harrng on Corner, 18th story
Room NO IL. In consequence OF the former
room not being large enough 10 accommodate the num-
Der OF scholars, this Academy has been removed 10
more commodious quarters 800 ~ = -.
Ihe proprietor Of this Academy prepared 10 teach
LADIES ana Children, and ia about forming classes for
their especial benefit h - -
nauies and Misses-Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Gentlemen--Monday, "Wednesday, FRIDAY ana snt1r
day evenings - .' '-'' . - w. - 80
TERMs-$2 for course OF "a lessons, including
lights and stationery s5s'- - - - 's ~'-sn
y Hours from to O'Clock, PM
oecl5 N0 TuTh&gatly
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Notice.

HEREBY forbid all persons harboring or trusting
any person whatever, my account, without my
order from and after this date for good and sufficient
reasons. THOMAS ]. WHEELOCK.
Grafton, Jan 8, 1854. Jas dlaw3w%
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

HOLDEN & KNowLror's, lformerly Fiskes., ouAD
RILLE BAND, are prepared to furnish Music for
Balls, Parties, &c. Any number of Pieces desired
chants Row. Isaac Fiske, or at the, Music Stores,
Music arranged for Brass, or String Bands, 81 AZ.
HOLDEN. .fa la'a ~ To ois dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
Thompson g Co.'S. Western Erpres.

Waldo Block, Worcester. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield Brat
buffalo, Cleveland, CINCINNATI Detroit Chicago and al
Intermediate places. n r 49, '77a
DRAFrs, NorEs, Bills, &C.. collected at all the
above places, 8. v.'R. HiCKCOX. Agent.
te6 diff Waldo Block, Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

A. ANDREWS.
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No A, Harrington
Corner, Worcester, Mas.
BEST OF DIFFERENCES GIVEN. :
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For Coughs. Colds, Consumption, and all
Pulun Onarv nfsaaaAa

"Messrs. REED, CUTLER 4 Co., Druggists. Boston,
During practice of twenty years have used all
the popular remedies for Coughs. aud we'll SATISFIED
that your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
Is best, and hope it will be better known and more
generally used. Yours Respectfully,
Saco, Nov. 3, 1858. JOHN A. BERRY, M. D.''
Put up in so cent and 81 bottles, and for sale by
Apoihecaries and Country Merchants generally.
deco dQm
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Or. Mott and Union College.

DR.. Mott of Union College, Schenectady, N. Y.
has donated to tina, institution the magnificent sum
eff $6O0000. Fifty years ago, Dr. Mott was called
from the Presbyterian Church in Albany to the
Presidency of the Union College, then feeble, in
significant Seminary, struggling for existence.
The energetic exertions, and remarkable talents Of
The new President, soon gave an impetus to the in
titution which in a few years made it the largest
and richest educational establishment in the country,
out Of New England. in the mean time, DR.. Nort's
ability and industry, as an inventor and author,
brought him fame and princely fortune. 1t has
been his intentions for The last 20 years, 10 devote
his wealth 10 the aggrandizement of the College,
with which he has been identified for the last hal
century and, he has carried that intention in
to effect by delivering to the Board of Trustees for
the use Of the College, money! securities, and prop
ertY to the amount Of $500 600. This noble lega-
cy is exclusive Of donations formerly made to The TO-
sti,ution by DR.. Mott.
Ii seems that DR.. Mott has been the object Of Ger.
tain slanderous attacks, in connection with his du-
ties as President of Union College, made by parties
who were ennical to him. At the last meeting Of
the Trustees, resolution was passed, expressing
thanks to President Mott for shis noble and disiner-
ested conduct, fof the moral courage and 6rmness
with which he has met assaults upon his character,
and for his muni6cen endowment Of The institution
committed to charge
The following are the endowments. The several
sums to form perpetual fund, the income only
being used for the various purposes
For the establishment of nine profsssorships,
81 500 ca. pr. 1925 900
Six assistant professoships or tutorships, at
Onsersatofg.. 20OOO
Sxty-eight auxiliary scholarships. $4,000
Fifty prsze scholarships fer under graduates.. $4,000
Mae prize feilowshfps for graduates, $500 each
per nnnuIn. ..s......,....s............ $4,000
Cemetery and pleasure grounds. ............ 20, 90
Philosophical mahemaficai& chemicalapparatus 10000
Text books 5000
6cienufc classical philosophical, theological med
lcGt ane law books 80 600
Cabinet Of geological specimens. .............. 900
Hstofisa medas, Coin, maps, paintings and other
historical memorials. 900
Lectures on the dangers and duties Of YOUTH espec
tally students the development and preserva-
tion Of the physical, int lleclual and moral con-
slitutfon OF man; preservation OF health and on
the laws ofliie
To met taxes, liens, assessments, membranes,
insurance and Compensation to visitors, and to
make up any DEFICIENCIES in the income OF any
pr seeding principal sums, SO as to secure the ri
tainment of the objects aud purposes designed rs 900
.........................$6 $3.50, 600
There are to he five visitors appointed, charged
with the duty Of acting connection with the Truss
tees, and seeing that these trusts are faithfully
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
Evening naneinc Gehnnl

SslGNoR L. PAPANTI, from Boston, respectfully
announces that he will commence an evening school
Ior Ladies AND Gentlemen, on Tuesday The 10Th inst
at waldo Hail. and continue every Tuesday and Fri.
aayLa'ies class. from 81 to Sand Genllemens flom
o TO 10. sgnor Papanti will teach al the steps, and all
Schottsche, Redowa, Polka Redowa, Marzourka, Gal.
lopP Gorza, and German Cotillon. E'-''sN'
90 Terms will be made known AZ the Hall on The
above mentioned evening" lad dow
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUsH's COUGH CURE LOZENGEs

Are the best of all medicines used, for the
of Coughs, Colds oarseness, and all diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs For cergymen lecturers, vocalists
and public speakers in general, they are invaluable
Sold by BUSH Il CO., "a Front st. jas DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

e. We learn that the owners OF the Stafford.
shire inclined TO doubt the reported loss Of that
ship. ss..5sse. .lssss 49, =. 3
IA skla-s----a- : 49,
oIThs debt Of the city Of Charleston is Sls7,
900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
worcester 3 Nashua Railroad.

The Annual Meeting of this Corporation, was
held at Nashua on Tuesday, January 8, 1854, on
which occasion. the following eentleHen composing
last years board were chosen directors:
Alexander Dewitt, Of Oxford; George T. Rrice,
of Worcester; Stephen Salisbury, Worcester;
Jacob Fisher. Lancaster; Thomas Chase, Nashua;
George Bowen, Worcester; Seth W. Fowle, Bos
ton; A. E. Hildre,h, Groton; Francis H. Dewey,
Worcester.
The whole number of shares represented in the
vote was 5972, Of which, the lowest on the above
list received over 4000 and most Of them nearly or
quite the entire number.
Ii appears by the annual report. which was pre-.
senled and unanimously accepted, that the cost of
road and equipment has bsen g ,S42 1913 70, being
an increase OF $20,64s 10, since last year.
The gross earnings Of the road io the year ending
Nav. 80, 1853 are $lS2,39 81
Expenses 9O,592 on
Net Income, $91 BOG 80
which is considerations than Is per cent. on the
whole cost OF The road.
The earnings have been thus appropriated:
Interest on the Debt Of the Company, S9,99S 80
Dividend Of July 53. ($2,25 per share, , 34I95 80
Last Dividend, ($2,75 per share,) 4l,794 so
Total S85.988 81
Leaving surplus to the reserved fund Of 5.Sl7 SO
Gross Receipts of 1858, $1s2 1893. 81
:" i" " 1852, 1872 100 20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
HOFFMAN, sc.t.ArmSnML

Just Received among which may be found beautiful
Pearl Card Cases Portmonuaies, Jewel Boxes, Brace
let's, Brooches, Rings Charms, Fancy Gold Watches,
Chains, Keys, and lots of other things suitable for
Christmas ard New Years Gifts, at
F. Fl. PUTNAM's,
No 2l9 Main st, doors south of Amercan Temperance
dl2 House, under the Universaist Church diff
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S2O,2s9 II
Increage,

Daring the year J. w. Stowell, Esq, who has
been Superintendent for five years. retired from the
Office TO take charge Of Southern Road. AS a
testimonial Of his fidelity, and energy, aad in con-
sheraton Of the sacrifice made by him in remaining
longer than he had intended, the Directors voted him
gratuity Of fus hundred dollars, which vote was
confirmed by the Stockholders. @
At a meeting of the Directors at the Company's
Office in Worcester, on Wednesday, Col. Alexander
Dewitt declined being candidate far re election.
George t. Rice, Esq., was chosen President, and
Timothy Hammond, Esq Treasurer, for the cur
rent wear,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

Special Notice to Owners OF Houses.
The subscriber is constantly having calls for Houses
tom the best OF tenants. Persona having fenements to
et, can find good customers without trouble and free
Of tTpense by calling at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY
SSJ Main street, up stairs. LEWIS C, MUM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

ao JAMES Il. EsTABROOK.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW.
d. No. Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
p. EMORY ALDRiCA,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW.
d. No. 8 Union Block, Worcester dS.wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

J. X. CLARK, M. D., HoMGPATHIc PHysIcIA
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from TO 9 A. NJ
and from TO P. M
Worcester Jan let, ISL len1tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

There are to be five visitors appointed, charged
with the duty Of acting in connection with the Trus
tees, and seeing that these trusts faithfully car-
ried out.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

SWISS WARE-SVISS WARE.
Selling Off at cost, and less than cost, with avariety
of other Fancy Goods, suitable for New Years Gifts.
CALDWELL & HILL, Druggists,
dec29 div 229 Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
.IuST RECFIYED,

JUST RECEIVMU,
Alarse supply Of Turkeys, Chickens, and Geese, at
DRAPER & CLARK'S.
ja4 s1. DIT Washington Square.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

CALVIN X. PRATT,
= A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No 2O6 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

M A Grandi Assortment Of Furs,
LsoR Laiies' and Chdren's wear for sale cheap
n nsvse dn MERRILL's, s2l Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
To GenfIemen ana Lad

To Gentlemen and Ladies'. r
Gentlemen wishing well made Shirts, Bosoms, and
Collars. can of Ladies, accustomed nice sewing
on application to.tne 'IKTELLIGENCE OFFICE 233
Main st. Ladies' who have nice 10 do, can aso
be accommodated. 50 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
Girls Wanted

American Girls Wanted,
ITO work in shop in the city. Apply al the Employ
Il ment Office, 2Ss Main street, up stairs.
a Wet Nurse
Wanted. Apply Immediately as above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
WIN. $. BARTON
Attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
MOTT d V pIInN

NOTARY PUBLIC,
(,omMIssIo NER OF DEEDS, for New York, New Jer
rev, sc, No. 3 Harrington Corner, Worcester.
anl3 dawstf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

l.. ID. NICHOLS, M. d., tiomGPAT AlC Ply
sIcIAE, Residence No. l2 Main Street. Office hours
from TO NJ, Q to a and to 81 Pm. ~
Auge. 1852. div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

LEWIS G. MUM, AuctfOnecr.
Sales of Real and Personal Property, promptly at
tended to Office. 1888 Main ST., up stairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
AN ATT ACTION.
Dry Goods Notice
THAT WILL
PAY TO READ!
B II Y "A NJ It's
S e WI l. A N N II "A T.
9 LEI!
Commencing To-Day, Jan. 5.

in preference 70 keeping them until another season,
have in accordance, placed all the "a prints at 10 cts;
DeLaines, at 1913 and shillingi IS cent ryonese
Cloths at 80 cts; Thbets at ST. lowest price has been
Sl,25; Paid Raw Sks and Cashmere IS and so cts;
always have been sold at ST. Reduced the price the
lot OF readymade Coaks, fromi$l TO So Garment;
Cents Long Shawls Elaced at so; the $l2 Cashmere
Shawls at So; SIG ShRwls ut $2; made liberal dis
count on all Bay State Shawls LETT shall offer 1000
yards req nants Diapers l0cenis worth IA cents;
1000 yards remnants. SO cents; Linens at 97l 81 dozen
niiepenny Linen Handkerchies DIT cents; 80 dozen
Linen Napkins colored BORDERS, 81 The dozen; lot
OF Wool Shirts and Drawers very cheap clOse them
up; Embossed Table Covers at $l62; 800 pairs Ladies'
SO cent ribbed DOL Hose AZ cts SO pieces of Paid
and Striped Silks, discount, most OF them IS
the yard Also, take notice that shall SELL during the
next twenty DAVIS nv celebrated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
sIGNOh L. PAPANTI,
PROFESSOR OF DANCING

9tr Lessons given to single pupils, and to private
classes al any hours OF the day For particulars appy
at Messrs Perry a. Andrews Piano Forte Raoms ny
harrington Block between II and la. M, and and
4 W. Ja4 Is d3m
The Examination Of Candidates
TOR admission 10 the High SCHOOL, will take plaoe
Al at the Walnut St. School HOUSE, on MONDAY.
January 3, al O'Clock Am. Z - =
js4 dim w. w. RICE, spc'y School Com.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

spar king Soda Water-With the usual va
rety of choice Syrups. Fifty Tickets for dolla
l.. Il. LAZELL. Apothecary,
myI4 diff 20I Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
Land in MICHIGAN,

ktuk sale--l60 acres of good LAND, at low price.
5000 will be put with the piece Of iano and d, city
mortgage taken; or exchanged foi city property Ap-
ply at the Real Estate Agency, 1888 Main Street IN
stHirs. a II I.EWIa n MIfNr ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05
mARRIAGEs.

DEATHS.
In this city, Jan J. Clara Elvira daughter of Peter
and Sarah e. nice, aged years. 3 MONTHS and days
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-05

HAVING unsettled accounts with the subscriber
IL ara hereby notified that their Bills are reaay ant
an immediate payment Is requested.
ja4 dsw b. L. HARDON & CO.
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$l766,74
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
NUMBER 60.


PApi.L.: Speak your desire my son,
AtPHnSso. Mother. forgive me: a 49,
My heart is in my father's and his words
shoud have been mine il I Fad power to ahsne ttsp
PADfLLA You hear him-through the unsuIlied iins o
youth
Heavens answer breathes. Well said, my noble son
Look up, Maria.
DosyA Maria places her hands PapLks shoulders an,
~ 5- looks interiy on his Jacsl
MANIA / can read the future
Writ in the furrows OF this steadfast face:
The desperate struggls--the ungrateful herd
Sharp death and nangied story. Think again
PApiiLA. have thought all my life Of such hour
must act now. Assure me that your courage
- WIN queil this anguish.
| ~ aAhh. shali conquer it.
PADILLA. And smile! - ..-.
MARIA. y Yes IL xo,, vii, n var, st an ARD
smile On shisp face, TIL death shall fix
PAbILLA. Thas;s brave, Tho fo,,nc;l Sv,;ts
Ihitner, my countr7pen. 1 bear this life
fof you, which had been worthless if euyreata;d
With trssson's circlet Mcndeiar come with me,
Padilla hastens to the Council house. There
extreme measures have been already resolved
upon. The insurrection is voted, but Padills
refuses to reap any advantage from it. Villena
and Giron proceed to plot for his betrayal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

THE IRISH IN AMERIcA.--The London Times,
referring to an infamous article, denouncing the
course of England on the Eastern question,
which lately appeared in the Citizen, edited by
John Mitchell, the Irish refugee, at New York,
makes the following remarks
g The Irish emigrants or fugitives, not salts
fed with the Improvement in their condition
which attends their departure from Europe, or
with the hospitable reception they find in the
New World, still retain the taint of faction from
that unhappy country which their own dssen-
sons so long rendered the most wretehed portion
of the British Empire. A considerable portion
of the press of the United States, especially in
New York, is inspired by the ingenuity and
misplaced eloquence of these persons and in
no inconsiderable number of the American jour-
mails, instead of reading the honest opini ons OF
the American people, we find ourselves imposed
upon by the ranting and vindictive fury of some
Irish outlaw. These writer's are the priyat eers
of literature, who crafty all the worst passions
of the Irish character, under the American fiag
and, in return for the asylum and the citizen.
ship they have met with in the United States
their most ardent desire is to embroil the land
OF their adoption with the land of their birth,
by double treason to the country which has
received and to that which has cast them of, ;,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY

7 4 = I q.
any hn done, kmd n4e witt ASTON
IN mora neat and durable l1annr han II done
~ hand, HRd VERY LOW PRICES, Girls the
!aanag gement of WILSON'S NEW PATENT ROTARY SEWING
MACHINE.
~ Al kinda SEWING Families, ossls Steamboats,, etc.,
promptly attended
% SEWING MACHINES and good supply OF MACHINE NEE
DIES, SP0OLS COTTON THREAD suitable,
for sale. Apply at CHARLES STREET, stairs.
nga Il J. HGFTY. Aren't
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
vEVHE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS,

opened pahlic the LIST They the naost
valuable and extensive OF PICTURES oard
Coo Drawings the EnzraspkT
an Bronze sT TuETTE choice WORKS Il
II exhibited in the south.
Strangers and citizens particularly the Ladies'
the Fine Arts. -
ts The DAGuERREoTYFE DEPARTMENT ia ta various i'm.
in Europe, esju this country.
PORTRAITS executed the at
process FULLY equal the
hhntau the
ordaNfs method. : -
- The stock Of atEDALLIoNs LocKETs gISGs and BREAST
PINS Of Fine Sold ebases variety the fashion,
tlrnlshed at the mEnnfae tuners
ES All orders
cash. ihe Dry Sensitive, ny E. JACOBS beralof
$40 per jar. ds smsp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

I-Ht@'t'
A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. y For
II THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY Of ALL NATIONS
~ Open every Day and Evening" Except Sunday from
ts- TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ApMlTrANcE, will be the vrc.
hFieas' 6 g. So ssSaflsa fsEE II.
htSfs Ts ysta a1a s P Psss and 3D. sEAsos TIEs vii
and psa a is' TGdfrg36 the ]
hs MAcSY q ssgslf5f5 Rp f sys,T aqsrs Of he world
number eriou seln So@aye ars fs prs
fc6kE Rs sAy Gsss s m @ s1sea
aPhs,s ss53s sT, m
q .ff ME- as.v miny Of Them pga all Of
The Association has completed arrangements the of
choice collection of MODELS OF ANTIQUE srATUARY ra
section Of tie gres cAIrFoRN1A CEDAR TREE which in it.
SsTy MINE SFsF n esosd SEF TRk R. HgNDsED FEET
M YRXR op ns ss been ds + b ~ THEE
a oP her, the Gy.ta Palace
q DAYS With proper dscminaou
saisat OF MUSIC viii be in attendance ..b.
As5@9s s9lB h'ssf costing On.
ia nd Doars Or is equivalent eaoh preferred
M ia during PIE ss ssal ssa
pGea9et .a sas Il als n
I soIp Eb 'a o.5s rnass One ron,s Dollar,
sSsep, Ss c1.15 Ps. 1s to th M artist whose
Tnn FIVE M E B. qSsmsd @nsl @ verify Of such
Hsns. si s9%ysnt M v in cash II ts
yesr and exhibited II g. tsaa pasae
as aforesaid ana be sdadsd
after the one sdudged most excellent aforesaid.
FounrH FIVE MEDALS eoetine Hpared Dollars eaeh or
their equyaent plate cash. preferred i've
ogn ofR completed the first opening Palace
and n therein as read shall be adu worthy
The nblest and JueS Alecd
shall appointed critically articles
and award the mentioned The shall proceed
early a practicable 70 select au Jury utdr hope be able
70 announce the appointments, before
lhe ASSOCIATION Will aiao in their diseretio
the Exhibitors ouch arts sa oasesa
sufficient to entitle them to such distinction. - Z
AL ariieea which deemed thy place this Grand
position OF the WUd
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
An efficient Poe
nnost care used projecting articles exhibted Assoeia
tto accountability for ios damage
An Umbrellas
As the stl Palace Warehouse visitors cannot be
mtted TO convey packages building
No Checks gwen and ehdmittd Ticket
IaytEl PIT. BARFUM President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24
VOLUME VII.
Hf fVRE.

ENOR HAVRE.-(Read to Receive) .sts
The Al fAat sailing American packet rhip MEN. 4AAA
PIIIs Capt Davis loading have iminsaaes
patch For freight OF 400 bales Cotton, apply 10
AARON COHEN 121 Common at,
..-. l5l. =s-= orto j. P. WHITNEY a CO. 81 Cafppst
uin nboayd
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G. IsaEuzha R = = T G. % Il ;ls.s= r..glT

aS e. ISREHzha r E 4 T G. % - ,.,,.slzs
ROUTE from Buffalo Niagara Falls via Lake DaS mn -
81 Ihe Amaricsn forming Express and
treai and nebec connecting ogdensbug with
railroads ior New Y9k Burlington Saratoga Springs
Boston and New York. - ~ ~
Time--24 hours to Montreal
BAY STATE Capt. Ledyad. NEW YORK Cant Cbanpar
ewistea daily Sundays for Cane Vnent
and connecting with the Seae passing bs
entire length OF the Thousand IndR Rapids e bea9u
ST. Lawrence By daylight
nest day. in tms for The Quebec boats -
Passengers leaving Bufie O'clock hours apd
those leaving At O'Clock Niagara Fsls hs
boat PAsse gers Boston - take the same an os e
Buffalo, ogdeusburg halt pa o,iosf nlt
same day. - : -i : '4i
THE UNITED STATES BfsIf. LINE
Steasa ONTARIO. Captain Throop. CATARACT Capan stea
ifEN, Captain Chds leave Lewiston daily Satudays
half to visit Niagara Falls touching Rochester
arbor Kingston Clayton Broskvie ogdenabug connecting
and The Rapids Of the beautiful daylight ana
WITH the ogdensbugh and Boston Roses Pop
an ostop and with the Express Train oswego
The above Line leaves Buffalo daily exeepe the Bu
ao and niagara Falls Raioad o'clock NJ afeding passen
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge of te
Niagara River through Montreal leaving Lewiston al half
past O'Clock giving full
IN tune r the same boat passing all the Thousand
light boats at ogdensburg taking the splendid
kashng and dashng waters Of the noble arriving
AT r. r. @ ook tni sane dsy R time for he Quebec boats
he asrs OF the American Line built expressly for speed
and comfort having all the equipments safety euusd v
WIN spacious and beautiful Upper Cabin sateroomH
tB Passengers procure Tickets and full information at ~
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Fall. Railroad Depot
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