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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

DAKEUM'S AMERICAN Museum. - PERFORMING
- Bears for week. only. Sntuary, the beau
tful living Girsfes, the living Boa Constructor, the
original Happy Family &c. Thursday, Dec y 1885,
Afternoon, 81 g. Performing Fears and two pieces be-
sides. Evening. AT X, The ORPHAN OF GENEVA and
tHk LOAN OF 4 IeSkk. A6inittance 70 an 20 cents.
Children under 10, l2Js
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07
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~ lSTS FINE Golp CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CIUs.
~ tar breast plns, eoua' 10 the real diamond with
chain S. without chan, a.. These pins can be seui
b. mail To any part o. TIE Ented Sistss All 0rderj
pnnctua's attended la bv ADDRESSING 1. " j. JACOBS
a0T Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

YIt0 IE1--TfIE FIRST CLASS HOUSE 2l9 WEST TTtIR.
J. ~ fifth street, at greatly reduced rent from
until May ]. Also, house No. Garden Row. Eleventh
street. rent $50 per month Possession az both given
immediately Inquire Of u. W. FkNTON, faI Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

A Young GENTLEMAN OF IlIGl STANDING, HAv-
N Tag an excellent opportunity to make handsome
fortune by highly respectable business that mas cos;
hu great deal Of time and all hts money in getting il
established, would like 10 become scquiinted grh
lady having AZ her disposal three four hiudrsj dol
lars TO act IS sieat paTtncs The business i 50 com
pieed that money DC made very fast. Please sd.
dess Charles G. Shelby, Broadway Post Office shen len
mediate atte ntnn viii be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-07

nH IAIMONT's PARIS AND LONDON ANrdC
~ Adviser, and Marriage Guide, 18th edition. NU
pages, cloth, 10 engra wings Botn married and snee
should consult 1t. Sold at No. 222 Broadway, T. q
mailed fee for 81 by the author. NJ IArmont, physio.
and surgeon No a. Reade street, Of BroadwAr
nhere ne is consulted from II b. to 2p. NJ and .
in the evening" Sundays excepted. N B.--Not .ls
drug store. Patents treated by mail express. ~.
drens all letters to- ga New Yort Post Once We y:
cur with all other rspsrs IL recommending DR. IArnax1
tho atcto5. Courier DIES Flats uns. Stats Neu1a
Times
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


kTTAKAPAs-seauer jean WebresS Bellocb
Brander Hubbard do Aandsyia linonl,
roll 1s sof 81 bales cotton
q ID s W as %
9es mssase BsHa &ses9 do ih h5 Elder SHg d1
ID ,Ssd = sugar a'ss 'oa
n9g osss T g. s Pes q
w Dsy s5s. Wss % asse Ss
Wright Gerard seos DO NItenberge5 &eos
9s hS Wat $ ssa yassa
80 do Msnard Yisnspd do sordn -sandea' 10 order
Roche fegs butter esH bbs
i
Pho essss flint ss'
s 3sS ;s ST.
| 21o hogs and saadries order.
ST. Nhs1ss =, box u
s1 II hai Ps Sc ss'
do 60 S do apple,
Levy a ess' s9
a5p s q Mss Is fs.e5
cattle horses 10 order1Total cotton, s. - 81
NJ M sasss I
Do ses %
1d g. s
Baade Hub adis Wright, Davenport 90 do
Hewitt Cleveland, Brohern 6co1 do Curry
Walker eo11 do Henderson, Terry cob do
Byfe Buchanon Carroll &co-l0 do John Lees
Male, Summers co10 Mnght &eoS do Kelly Frazier
ellis & Byd7=5 do Cummings Stewart &co-7 do w Don
4 neil-Total, 1906 bales cotton. fs9# t8I#
ASHTON Frank LycufT7 bales cotton George Connolly
g, Msis@ss q
Cutcher &ce6 do Brander MKenna Ibbard-12 d.
Cammack Wsst70 Person66 do Ward Jona
&co-6a Watt Sykes Nope36 do John
do Pitcher Goodrich co87 do Nelson &cosI d.
Robertson McDuuga42 do Buekner, Stanton q d
Hewitt Wright Davenport &co-9s do II Frei
coa2 Mcn Gotham hep9 do Hemmias Fri dlander
ia do Campbell Sro g3 do John Harde
s., CO.'S do Carroll &co-S do
prew-5 Az Wright &co4 do Carter
pigs Brotheundes to odsrTota 1904 bale
. cotton. --5,sy Ii
NIItKENs BEND-seard& H NJ wright s5 bales cotton
Wright co224 Ward jonas co-4 do George Come
yl50 Washington &co29 do George smedes cl?
Swiney Cox, G Curry Il Persp
do Estn Brandr McKenna 81 HubhaFd-62
Felowes kleIowel, Mills &cp6
do Williams tenb rge4i do John Wa
Maitia, Sobb-sn do Geofg M Pncknr eeb
do Hawkis3g do Byne, Vance 3s otde34
Fearu Dopegan &co33 Powell Hopn 80 do Nelson &c
Wright &eo9a do r Frazer &cn21 do Robson ALE
Buckner, Aewmanl6 do Buo Ca roll &co
90 John Lows4 do Payne d Harrison 10
Boga do Raygns Duncan &coh do cbnhc
RickS do Henderson Psale-Sdo Kelly Frazier
DonneS do Belknapsundras to orderIotal, 2S
t halss cotton. u - 55zFs
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CoNsIGNEEs.

Per ship Hcrs,io from pbado!phia-R Laughln
s,i a uddssks &eos II Kennedy acoA elasfordJ W
s Rss.1 s s sss H
s,S. rssies md "a
Per shp Maid q Orleans. from New AdamrI Aesr.
On ssss.r
B nssss 4 sssa1 sss B Emmett
ssA s sIs ss ssasss isr o
sssEns ssa ssls's
Reese ace @st5S 9 saT sa csr
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af bsnsrsa o-qlss ia.
BssaTe ssn' gee9
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S.Is s.. &c 5s, s
s"s& .5s I1P
49,
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Il ASs y seab Esps
a @ ean2 t Sa5
sssse Mssss SIS
Sisss39sst 70
s R ssD 4ns Robert aS
ito SeG sieposg oroyd
Il SMITH Pi sn hsssA s'
wv si.srLc Pay stagatIJ slasssa Geo
&enTaylor e. Hartt-T Q rwiche Coco Vieton-p o
Bros n &eoJ0hn Watt Cow atera &eoC
WaylsndS WiDgart-Whetler BlakeD Williams Sons
coj Woodruff dco-J Wrgh
| Yeatmsu hco-Zener, King &co and order.
Per ste .ashtp Black Warrior, oui New Yor DonnelD
e. Bedeu-Byrnr, rosuchanon Carroll Cool dam
Carroll Prchard Henderson PealaW LeyerGb Sco-V
Aling-Wsshiagton jackson Mcdowell Mills 6ee Burns
eo-o.key Hawlns-E + Pomrey aeosw1ey Green Eco
| & itle-Robson 4 AlenThornhll &ceA Wright &eoI Bas
Burnaide Barrel unson;-J Bylne &;DaW BTn-g
cane Beer seSc Bier & chilts Pratt asomR eade-
ceaE Dacong9 Dudley HelsenF pegs' psmrsst Ai
/ Cool Fongino-Ee Red--N Fegsr-E Fsr,aRdF over
GodchauK feresG Fisher &ca M Gould
.olu.on 51"hsn--id 9.inghanP Gaer,
Eotehemer Lew. &e9A Grief tccMr Ga'lerd
4 Y tieber &eoA Hun,er-E H,tt dco Holmes casssN
j Homes-F Hail aenR NJ Haggerty BrohorC Koek
i James-E WoodmanW K nghoue-Ban XII
tridgeKennet, Dix 6coH kennedyC LalardEopez &coJ
Lohie-I.evy Summers Lanbe-Lsds tkeoT Lefese acoW
Lauer aco-E Leon Geo iaspnagty Lac9nnJ Lallabes
Marsh Ies-AontrtB Sallwel--a Auntoe &coMa
burg Moody-Murray, Miller Good MaupayJ A
Donald &ce-McCure Breese-E c Mogau-J AcganRen,
Mathews COR Pkn o-Pottht
Knigbt-W PeekUA Pollard co-J w &co-A Rol
aco-W Violet co--W,l d Rtwins-J Woodruff eco CYa
jr &eo-Rose McCarhy-iFC Raymnnd-T R1mard g. Rose
thal-W Urquhar-D Williams SonsC G WaSland-S Wolf
Gp6,x AlajIa Mons uOrHH
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e
ELECTION R1oTs IN BALTIMoRE.--It may be
,ernsmbered that o telegrahio report, a day or
Two since, stated that much fighting had taken
place at the municipal election held in Balti-
more on the 18th inst, and that several persons
mad been shot The following in the Sun OF
the 18th, is all that we find in relation to the
matter:
Yesterday an ARRAY took place opposite the
I of the Eighteenth Ward 1t appears that
pol ing man named David Brotherton got into
yos >ulty, and took refuge in the house q ms
difhs whereupon Officer Jonathan PloWman,
parents, ord, followed in with a crowd for the
OF that " preserving order, when Brotherton
purpose VI 4 rer and fred. At the same time
drew q fevoh ved The ball from one (most
anotheT Was Ssl it is said, entered the hand
hkely D. a;aar near, the thumb, and inflicted
e o. INC savere and pa. 'nful wound
Brothefton, No" one Of the hardest blows having
pre.'y sst ever the eye with the butt Of
peen annie Tbe officer, no viewer, succeeded IN
,,;To. ond taking him TO the western foilce
Ieso.ns Ha i NOT charged with having hreo
e.i.i,or af;oar Mr. Plowman thinks il was acci
Z dsntally, as some one struck tne pis'oi WIN A
was discharged. ,sgsal ~. x q intersection a
riot also took place near IN lnuS, stn,, ~
Exeter and Fayette streets, aurtnS Tba dwell
inas for several squares were closed, ana severa
persons ,s beaten very bodily High oons aaaa'
Mitchell Ct Ssirs na part
n, u were understood to be from the Sixth am
Eighteenth Wards ..5=.,,S1,.4 =,
Of the anteeedens q the -easTaa BAL
A +, 4 n;stol in the arm. He was endeaqofin
fro. % fine to uuell the riot
at = asOrgs summers an officer at The Rs, depf
~ MT H. baltimore and susqusaassana ao Ma,u
was ATTACK Va on Baltimore street, near ! Nortl
knocked dos lR. Jones was also assaulted :
Mp E Marast band Of rosd,es W,
beat him in 0aa anosbe aar s store Of ME-
He was taken to tn, ;uries were kindly dresse
rogue. where his Ing was also attacked on Il
Mr.. james Connolly aaot y, was shot in the hea
. Fortunately the wound It, Is !. ls's's :, I
character, g. roy
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SuelR-The demand consumption is not large, but
hng full prices continue to be reaizedsales 70 hhds
Porto Rico at AZ cents lin bond) 1900 Cuba
100 Porto Rico 55sa61S $50 New Orleans, 54a5A 5oO
boxes Brown and Yellow Havana, ASK and AZ White
do, ~, four months. 5z+ .IEe=.s5Ezs
Mo1assEs-The market is very quiet 1875 hhds. Porto
Rico sold at 28a30 cents 90 Cuba Muscovadp 70 go
bbls New Orleans, 25a2s lis do q and 40 reboied
do no., four months. E. s-A
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A man named King attempted to jump on a
train Of cars while under way, in Baltimore on
the 10th inst, and was thrown upon the track
and instantly killed by the wheels passing over
him
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EXPORTS.

NoLA AND GALVESTON Steamship Poraeyeranee 9S3
-four bacon, lard 10 boxes cheese
eorn "a do ooha 10 do sat, SO bo1es Iddas.
Ncnpare 1855 bales cotton, abT bbs and les
lard bb tcw $50 bba 'osin 5000 saer
d. et 90 caks bacon butter kegs
1aaplrs nnee3 IA boxe gonp
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Stock on hand not cleared ..s... 96,9S2 lS,ses
TOBACCO. :. We did not hear of a sale. "a
SUGAR AND M0LAsSES.. ~. Nothing Of any moment
doing in Sugar Of Molasses, 100 half bbs new crop
were sold at st and 1850 bills Orleans Refinery at 1856 U
gallon Also, on Tuesday, 40 bbls crop at $50 v
gallon. e. 5r+H Vi r -'lsz. rE
FLOUR -. The demand was rather better, and we
noticed sales of nearly 1900 bbs Of which 200 superne
St. Louis in several lots at ST. 600 Fancy at 81 25 800
ordinary Extra at about 81 25 and $50 choice Extra at
So a bbl Very little superfne offering.
GRAIN. Corn still scarce, and held at 72076& y
bushel Oats were in demand partly for speculation,
and we noticed sales of 5000 sacks st Louis from store at
Sod 1900 at 81 and some small lots at the advanced rate
of 300 % bushel ,ss ~ .}ygEsHE EtL VII.
PROVISIONS. We observed only retail sales Of Mess
Pork at SIS 250s15 50 y Nothing of any moment
doing in Bacon or Lard. ~ - - n e
HAY ~ bales prime Western were sold at s23 so U
ton. 5I5= -. s55..@5 -t4iF{s5sT {Es
RICE The cargo Of the L. Abbott, which vessel
was below last evening had mostly been sold to arrive
COFFEE The sales embraced 659 bags RIO OF the
Creole's ehrgo, at lit, and $50 odat lo1s4 p h.
WHISKY. We noticed only retail transactions al
| 400 "a gallon.
FREIGHTs.. Still tending downward, and 1000 bale
Of Cotton were shipped for Liverpool at I'd. as
| EXCHANGE. -. Demand limited at our quotations:
| Sterling ................., 10901oe55 and 1o9Sl
4 Francs 81. fd5fs 1SA v dollar
New York Sixty-day Bills. 15skD214 VI ct. dis
| sight Checks on New York.. % cent premium
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MrMopANnA

The steamer Alexandria the 18th innnt and reports
Red River falling with feet water Shaggy Point Lat the
steamer Compromise AIerahdra. Seame Aida, Fanny Fern
pelouas Runaway reported aground at Grand Ecors
steamer tho nth instan and re-
po following port loading for New Orleans Snsn
Grand Tower Columbus; i3b assed Chancellor
below Point Pleasant Prs hard aground at leland
Bacon at Plumb pont saranak and she Illinois at
IulnudNn ~ ~ -
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Between SIX and seven hundred workmen are
now employed at the Charleston Navy Yard on the new
ateem firate which is 10 be called the errinac The
heavy tibers Of her hull ribs, than half laid
The Cyane is undergoing repair in the dry dock at that
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TTERE Is YOUR REMEDY
EA HoLLoWAYsS OINTMENT.

HoLLowAY,s PILLS FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DLAR-
RHA, AND pIseRDEREB e these
cannot finer medicine than these rus a
the attended certain VIII
She effected strengthening speedily renovaes the
the digestive
e Dordera the Liver be iniaey cured ~ taslr
USE suffering from lon " hot
They are also the best Family Medicine extant.
Of Professor
Tcpe Bar London BY al the
Dealers the Omitted 6tatee boxes
centtand Wholesale by the Houses
by Messrs A. B. York asa
| q CO, New Orleaue. ii ~, e
! .ss,sa ~ eack hnr * Ia
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The Winebrenerean Church, in course OF
erection at Wooster, Ohio fell the 18th inst with
terrible crash. Twenty or thirty workmen were en-
poyed on it. Of whom twelve were lady injured some
injured. :
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON Cry.

=JE :
tzJ l.& Wednesday Evening, October 49, 1854.
Arrived to-day AZ Western Cattle 16 Cows and Calves,
and $40 Hogs The market continues in favor Of
with fair supply of Hogs and common Cattle moderate
staot IL western BesFes, but Sheep are scarce. @
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MuRDER.--A man by the name Of Peter Via
was killed a few days ago by his son, William
Via, in the edge Of Franklin county. The
Farmers Friend learns that on Sunday last a
man was arrested on the top of Peters's noun
tain, between Monroe and Giles counties, and
taken back to Franklin, for numbering q man in
that county The person arrested is probably
Via, who murdered his father ~ d a.
A most remarkable suicide occurred near the
Sweet Springs, Va, in September last. y a lad
became displeased with his father for denying
him some request, anfdeclared that he would
put an end to his own existence. Those who
heard the threat paid but little attention to it,
surprising thatit was merely an idle outburgt Of
temper But the boy was resolnte in his pur-
pose and after procuring a hoe and spade tand
digging himself a grave, he got. a. rope ut
tacRed it to a tree, and actually hung himself
until he was dead "a ls'.14
On Monday evening, the 9th, Henry Marsh
man, an employee of the Wilmington and sRa-
leigh Railroad Company, while in q state Of in
toxication, satupon the track of the road. some
ten or twelve miles from Wilmington, and was
run over by the train. 1t was 10 O'clock at
night when the accident occurred. sleft arm
was taken off below the elbow, and his right
hand above the wrist hung merely by the skin:
His head was slightly fractured, and he received
after injuries. He has SINCE died. s. g. "a
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y sgssa Ns 7'7 - ~ W e
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6s9 IS AZ "A III a gSs33ia 5sz -
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u YnN,s EXTRAcT nF. PURE JAMAIC

GINGER.-Nohing nted said 70 command the attention 7
this article when Convinced that IL pure and
rated seeking harmless beverage 10 destroy
the braakh and tubd water rely m
genuine exteniv for
Ia ayope cakes preseryes To The afflicted with Dyspepsia
Nervous Debility Fever and Ague Dn-
hing has been preaerihed with
equal fleet MAJ uacluied by f. THOMAS LYON, Chemist l6
Broadway, New Yotk - -
giss th zhout the world Sold In New nreAns
ois 6msp ]. WRIGHT CO., Isl chartres street.
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SLA VES-SLAVES.

SLAVE DEPOT, 159 GRAVIER rs
~ STREET.-THE undersigned has hand sind wii ia
keep for sale either Cash CITY q
CHACS of all descriptions HOUSE aud FIELD SERVANTS,
Having thee-story dwelling, CT OPP
Theatre,
their Slaves reasonable .stns he obtained
tbs city. .-.1s.f. 49, @.
Particular attention vii raid e Slaves
lsstfsii THOMAS J. FRISBY, 1a9 GffNtfef treet.
r efer n O FT25
Curry Person G. Kicks Co; Richard Beck
J. cocks& Co,i Wa d DeSaHlss yts5f
N B-Ths HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid likely YOUNG NE
figpEs. - IL e. aIs&WIy
hnNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL e<.
q LARS REwARD.-Rsn sway On The Augunt 1sss. ~
boy NICK; grille, and about fses
fnehes
Ran the eh 1883 h aher black and
aged about has shot in both feet
July 1858 NED; he ia about ieet high, black
good looking, and about Is years OF Ege.
FTFTY DOLLARS REWARD M be paid for the return Of or
Negroes HUNDRED AND FIF 1Y DOLLARS for
Of mentioned positive
AN--' ~ = - - - - p ". GREGORY,
1fEt Executrix Of the @. Gregory,
ais In Island %, Irasq1sna sppnts, Miss.
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RIVER STEAMERS.

VII lezys Thurs pay, October I9. nj osteek H.
EsOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND ,ssssy
seVwk; AtkNATDRfA ssd all RtYFnssd
s5dlnssJhe ght frapghi e III
IpNt CHDtf u Lewis will
Alits q Aisnanda For sricr 10
eie JOHN E VIXEN. 4Tehsapo FsAs st,ses.
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ARRIVED.

FH q "
Slip N6nparcf, Dnnn, for Liverpool Nv Baster
Waller nj Tapkhs for Pensacola, John Hurley &ce
- ss3 Lt5FE5ESl {ss ~
ARRIVED. rsrs ss r --
Steamship Black Warrior Bullock, from New York 9Th Instant via
Havana, to Jafnes Connolly &co-lst dstrict. :.
$50 Cohen-Qt district. w 44g5$g u. 4.s.sst 4. :,
Ship Ocean sar MERRILL dayu New York. to eissy Lowell
-lst district t,tysl sat WV.
Spanish sarela Neo from Havnna in baisst to master
Ship Floating zephyr Randall days from New York in ballast to
British ship Num- Brown Mobile ballast 70 masersd
Ship erato E1res 10 days Philadelphia TO Meckar aes
3ddistfct. 3agSa5}
Ship Inez Grayss II days from aster3d district
Ship Young Brande Edge, G dayn from Boston, 10 dis
trr.
shr gers Coz days from Bnzoa 81 Jago 10 souhnyd
schr Star shaw days from Fcnsaecla, naer-Bssn.
BeIow--C oming Up. ~ Pc"
Ship oaonthe Young, from Liverpool to Asbbridge &eo
shfpe In the odipg-namea not known.
steam boats.
HIM Wright, Clarke, from srilken's Bend. 55
Fulton, Lewis, from Alexandria.
III Frank Lyon, Estes, from Ashton. f5fl-
" Planter Phelps, from Yazoo City. 4
81 Nicholas Burger from ST Louis. r IT
Webre, Bowles from Athkhpaz.
Nv Laona, from Bayou Sara.
Music, Streck. from Lafourehe. N
Saranak No Q, Smith, from ST Louis ~ --.
the Is6 instant ia See Flower and achr Stephen
tughtu ships Young Brahder and mex and sr IF Rogers
from the down AMI to
ssa on tho w Ludbrought ihipa
Jesse Mann, Floating Ii phyr and Horato. -,
Tewboat the Pa1sesbrought ships MAD
Of Orleans, Ofean Star and Aureis.tsd eyf 4
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

COTTON The demand was rather active yesterday,
and resulted in sales fully 6Ooo Prices were very
full especially after the publication Of the Battles &C.
counts in the evening papers. We quote
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y .,;--4 i, ,ss,ssJ. rs va ssti ~
Ys}SITA az .stHsA4 + ~ ~ -
sYFe5aazit4 5s slss.f "a "a sssElg agss 81
s'-A' = saya sa4ask
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" oUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, cor

Camp Lafayette ssetThis sisation has been organ
State opened for transaction Of business On
DAY, the Sd instant, l.
which appy that ofa Saving In
situation, Attending MI opportunity
ling savings M provided in the Charter hstas small cum as
a Dime will be received on depomt 80
tnbished ,5.., u.
Of three per cent. pr annnn'. -.
than months and NOT than months
est at Of fouI per cent. nhhun. u
MONTHS interest al the rate OF ave per
-.
Money dpoated ubrtto cali viii be resolved bat no Interest viii
| be allowed
| VIM II. Gariand W. B. Boehs. Dennis gronan, F.
Pat Irwin, Jas 81 roflay, ynos y Saainsens &
Neworlssps August ], 1854. #F auai
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4 IBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship
msns TO Marseles, other point the
Mediterranean. tiap3l BAkGLLI a CO.. 81 Common pt.
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NTEW ORLEANS, May l., l854.-The under
signed have Th Day into Pus
tAwRAsoN d EUBANK. Office, No. ITO Camp street.
5+st GEO. =. LAWRAS0N,
myI RICH. N. EuBANK, Jr.
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4 LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship
Tiansl BARELLI q CO.. 81 Common s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-19

wM DEAD GATTLE.--One dollarqE,s
eA9 will be paid every frseh DEAD Htlsss &xFN
3 ~ cow delivered At the New Orleans esss ~
nk Works on Washington Ayenne, the gsssessd So
siank road fasas the yard NJ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-19

this associated With him MIR E. E. A. TALLARIE fer the
General Comnisen and
wsdng Business under the and style OF E. NJ DALEY CO
New June 1885, u. nj. DALEY.
- MI E. T. A. TALARIE power
charged with the settl. ment Of my old business.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-19

Wy w. GOELER, Importer and Dealer in
IT. BRANDIEs WINES CoRbIALs and HAVANA Gig AIRS
lie country Bied dispatched with punctusly
pun their
tty- trse ofcharge At. IL, s4zasst aTafs =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-19

HtSUR kENI-Ihe subscribers intending 10 FsMAd
III STORE, No hlagazne street offer IL:
present them No. 10 Grnyis
through uniting with No. 50 Common street Pos
session to BE- given first ofoetober.
husnesn Btree and the
Commission business. DAVID TAYLOR co,
ali - dTs-. 70 Gravier and 80 Con mon street.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-01-25

ly be settled at the ballot box; and that all
efforts to keep this great question of the
Prohibition of the liquor traffic from being
thus settled, are vain and futile. To the
ballot.boxi it must 60, and il sh ould be our
part to SO prepare the minds of the elect.
.ors Of this State for its decision, that they
may, when the trial day comes. be govern.
ed by principles Of justice and rightly.
love Of their race, and duty 10 God, rather
than devotion TO ''our party," right or
wrong.
Resozued. Tnat as men regard US as
weak and dependent beings; and claim
that they are our natural protectors, &e
demand at their hands protection for our
selves and our children, from that most
despicable and merciless class bf men
the venders OF alcoholic drinks
ResolUed, That as men hold that it is
out of woman's sphere TO represent herr
self. and that they are her rightfui repre-
sentatives. they are in duty bound, by sve-
ry principle Of right and Justice, TO make'
themselves acquainted with her sentiments.
on the subject of the liquor traffic, and to
faithfully execute her wishes in regard to it.
The committee Of three appointed in the
morning session to draft d memorial TO the'
Legislature OF Ohio on the subject Of traffic
in intoxicating liquors, reported through
their Chairman. a written and eloquents
appeal TO the law making power, asking:
for prohibitory act in reference TO thef
sale Of intoxicating liquors within the linz
its Of Ohio; which was adopted. -
This memorial was subsequently pre-
scented to the Senate by the committee; the
Chairman. Mrs. CORNER, reading it at the
Clerk desk. The Senate laid the memo
rial on the table, and ordered il to be
printed.
Mrs. Janney offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolred, That every member Of this
Society is solemnly bound by every prin-
ciple of benevolence and humanity TO dis
countenance the use OF intoxicaiing drinks
by firmly and fearlessly refusing TO patro-
nize any man, or any branch Of trade,
using. in any way. intoxicating liquors.
| Adopted.