davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
81 { # pr b ctt:

Sn Der lebtrn Jreitds NIdt, 1T Iarntrpn,
an einrm Seter, Ioerr Z 20 MA s gSe 8, i'm
37fcn GsbenSjaBre. Gr binterlieb cine ticfgrs
beuste gattin unp brsi unmiinri9e Sinper Ienrn
Iriib3Citgrn Sob ~ .betraurrn. Mpntass paraui
wurpen feline ueberreite auf prm 9Iaentpwn Gene.
terry Der 8ube iterscten, bel weldrr Gelesenbct
bic @brp. 6erren Dut5 unp Srpbf trpR Rpptls 8es
ben bclten.
Dim 4egten 5rettas, in Gtlrntown, 5ranfs
ttnpeter, SSbndrn ppn 9carY Sderrr, 2
Mpnate alt.
(Ginocianbt eurb 9fr. grctit.)
gtm 10. Suli, inOtlerstppn, ,SuIanna Sienlg,
62 Sabre, Z Monate mp Gage alt.
9lm 81. Suli, in SIbssG6ettbaa, Maria, Cat.
tin ppn Salomcn Outt, 81 Sabr, Z Npnat unp
% Gag aft.
gtm 26. Suli, in gtllrntppn, gBm. s. Bern.
barb I'M item Sabre.
gtm 25. Sail, in alentcpn, 9lbam, Sobn BON
ItIalpn mp 2cuie gEclf, i'm 7ten SABRE.
glnl 26. SuIi, in 9llIcntOwn, 9acUt, aud Gin
Sobn ppn atialon II. GCuiie gSplf i'm IL. SABRE.
glm 26. Suit, in 2llIentOwu, GlIatetb SAmipt,
gSittwe pe5 peritprtenen Gpnrao S9utpt uh8cs
fGBr II Sabre alt.
(@inasianet ourh oIu Gbrrp. 6srrn &r9lttadb.)
InI %. Suli, in IirntUwn, a 70 I II c
W per, i'm 81 Ten Sabre.
gtm 80. Sutt, in 2tilsntpipn, Glten. SG&'
tcrlcin Der prritcrbenen Caroline NOYer, 2 SABRE
aft.
(GinadanSt Nurth orn Gbut. orn. aa9'r.)
gIm %. Suli, in Sdpw1eittaQ. Sobann Sac
cos gaurp, alt 6i Sabr, 10 Ylpnat unp Gag.
gm 27. SuIi, in SaIitur9, SuIaana Strin'
berger, I'M 61fcn SATIRE.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
9lQentDWn 9DItamt.

SScuc Sricfc, ptIbs bis gum Disnita9 0n9t:
tennpSn uno ncoD nttbt ab9ebcIt ruartn:
: SG-O1if e.2(lbtrttn, NRarp 81. IGrisbt.
SS-Stl9bnan 8ue =, s. Scblrn, SclspB Sallict,
6. :. SatIltt, 9pota Sad)aan, 5. D 8ulIs, 5atct
SarnCt.
S-OapiO gNtGrta.
S-5cbn DaCbulan, GSiItam DtEhb scpi Dcrr,
Gb. .. DlIln9r.
- S-@ipeon 6riss.
90. 'CSNttIbalf ?, G5ibtcn Gutb, = p. Gjrial;
Garcne @utb, .Scbn tS. tSaGbEl.
!0-3. oIutn9sr, gSltItam s. pttmau, Scbn oct;
tGnItIIu, Suian Iptdnlan, Conan bslirttb.
S-SiI9bnlan 8ltus, 9cb. Srdmsr ,, emma 9l.
8sau. Sulann9 Ssan, Anerus 9naus, SSbn g.
ga. gR. Gcotr.
G0-Vttsr lHaurtr, Sarab gQius.
S-Sobu u. DIT pu9b S'Srisn.
Si-Sobn &ctb, Sar0b s. 8braps, SSn s.
9irID.
. S-2tOam GmNeer, 9iotbOn Ssip. Noam SttruSr,
Oanld 81. Sitlfrieo, :. StatISr, sRlil Y. Y. Sptn'
nsr, eciicu Snnotr, Sbcm1S unO Sttp.
5-@barlts &rsntr, 5Gttr Srertt
IL IS. ~. lIttrnlGbE.
SB-GarclinG gBsrntr, Dapio gStiS,tl, Sehn 81.
g8asr Daniel Q5iis ,, yrbu 98uen, Satc6 g3, gEd3:
ucr, Dapic 8. gBbittsr, Solnts gBlt.
SJ-ptttr @ons.
3-Sraatis 3itItrs.
S6iff sSritfc:
Ytttr S;bwsnjtr, gittcIdus Ioarli9.
N. e. 9rrnRrf, 9. 81.
ltuouit Q. lnl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
SbIpcrcr ltn8lGf6faQ.

Ntlb:Ncrt, 80 SuIt.
Sin 9rO6c5 6auS, welGsS am 5u6e per IA,
Strnbe fir bic Nan6attan @asprrfe oufge6oWt
wurre, itir3te Gcute gia6mtta9 um lltr Elm, mo-
sci 5 Mdmner auf rsrSteae sct5Htrt urb anbsre 10
idwer pcrpunpet wrrprn, blb man bic Suffnuns
ibrer BieperbsrTrGmb oufgeecteu bat. OaS Sc
tdupc nmmt enen balten older 2anp rn. Die
geute parcn Su rrr 3et res llnfaae5 pamt be-
i4aftst, paS Dad su pedrn. Sn Der Mitte Sru
oret OaGern tefanO 'F4 cine srpbe Sinne Srn
0ubeiirn, ,pelde 3ttr iGper fir bic Gcitte 2trbcit
Der Waurrn unp Der brrt ciicrnen SfeilCr mar, bic
pa6 Dad tru9 unb pteie iliirsten Elm. Gs parrn
~ Der 3cit res llnoIdttS 20 prrlrnen in rrm &C.
tIupr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
Die GShpfcra.

GGarleRcn %. Suli. - Gs ptrb srmel~
bet, pab bic Gbplerl IN SurfesGauntY aus9ctrps
den 1T unp rag aus 81 Grfrantungen so GcDess
fSIle-iwBlf in elmer 6amtIie-prr8cfaQn pGren.
Sn q wsg crf betrug bic 3abl Der Goprss
fSle III SOri9er gGo6e 1898, parunter 234 ppn
Der G9pIera. Dies 1T cine 3naBme Der Gppr5s
fGt!e UNI 143 uno per GHpltrafaae 81.
Sn 9Mlapelpbia ildrtrn lcbte QSpde i'm 0ans
,rn 573 YeriOncn, 20 pnSon an Der Gbplern.
s3u st. .Yaul in giinripta tarb Der Sruper pcs
.grsGrdfpentcn 3ilmpre ppr fur3em an Der G9p.
lera.
9tud it bic GO4ter bes GrprGFbsatrn 5itlmpre
untrrit Sufalo an Der GbpIrra Yeri6teren.
9lu5 gItanY tpirp semelpet, Oa6 rem Sc
iunpbfttS 8oaro felt Ntittppd 81 Gbclrras5ale
SemeIpet Iinb, vpn benen 81 t6Clid 9eweIen.
Gin bSbmil6er Sauernburi9 traGte Elm Galt
1T bic Stapt, peI6rS fh 70 Icbr irdubtr, pab er
eS NIT bsiOsn SGupcn fsfboltrn mu6te.
Der Sfarrer pr6 OOrfcs, tpU Der Surlde ;u
6auir ,par, tr9c9nete i1m gu Sferre.
,grUban!" ricf ct, nfebit Du ntt, tprr Dir
te8e8nct? Sannit Ou niAt bic NIaBs abnrb'
men 7"
,ga atet4, 9rrr Yfarrer!" rpicbrrte Der
Suri4e, fei8sn'S nar erit 'runter un GaltrnS mi
oas Salb."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02

. Dc ocnto?a If nS3)i9s Sol Sebl 0a,Sttp
meld,r rsr Grpdblung prs SameS prllpd
our 0jUuprrnEr5s pitlrS Shlats gunlig lnp !;
Aar isl2e wciGe 9Cgen rir Nebrd STA Sers
9anD tunsen Ser lrstrn Sa9Ims res GUnsrtS-
les I; 9lat lUtGc pie 0eacn bic YtriApencrril6e
ytegrruug prS 0Oue. 9igler ihlp /; llnp fur, aae
.Iotde Die su GjunItcn Vpn Sparldmttit une 3a
jtprr ,3ct territ iinp, cin tirBer @lrtGsi 9llmsn
fir pao a 4 gemeine SG bl rcs yanpeS aufs
;uCpfern - Fab Bc4aAttlrSspca rin9clarn cinrr
Gount9 @rrfmmlUn9 beiSmVabncn, iprIde auf
Samlfa96 cen l9ten 1u9uit
nS4ilrnS, I'M 10 lllr Sprmittass, an, @aR9auis
pon Sc fIe miller, in SdO 9B5citbal Sauns'
i&ip, 9cGa Garntp, sebnttm wrrprn Ipu. UNI Fds'
iiter Die berannalenSs SBabl gu bsipreha,. DG
perte Ycn 9rpBT S8i6tt8trit 1T, 70 pllten telcn-
pert alr 5reunpc prn SparIamfet, utp lpibe bic
psS Gartejablsn5 mice linp, pDne JGN beiwobneIt,
99omaS 81. Srown, s. gS. Bieanb,
@rp. g8etbCrbclp, Ien.. Soluman Huew,
GmanrcS &rerlF, ptrr 9las,
9trubfn 9GsNn.r, coleman Sitter,
Omen Stbretter, Saniprp StcpbrtJ
g9m gButtsr, G,ecrge Wtler,
SgGn 5rntrrmad9er, gauI S!riIrr,
grtrr 2trs.
Nuauf 2, 8InI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
Nuauf 2,
Olatfprnl<9 9S1a9ett

Bon jerer gerI6iepcnbeit, IdtdI6 fiir Slesst-
tatnen, GanGIt, &C., gum sBiesel Ycn Stu, &St>
lsn, Grjwp &aufmamlS9iitrr I'M @aseneinsu.-'
I&aufsr ftancn YeriiAert lrin, pae ie NIT sinrm;
pr3lsdDen unp psrlaBtarrn 2trtiftl prrirtru iptr~
rem f6nnsn, pbne Oefabr gu laufcr. SrSs g1aa~
se pirO 9nrantirt ecnau ;u cin, unp iptr pisIslbr
.Maa Geriubl niat befrepi9enp finprt; tanu lie'
.pGrs Solten ;uriidbrjusen.
SactprY am alssn Stunbr, rtatlirt felt 80 Sae~
rrn, Gde Der Reunten uno Msllp II Stra>'
ben, ra3e GpatS, YEtlaSelpba.
Ubbott uno Co.,
Ra4fcl9cr ppn Gllteptt unp Itbptt.
GuBua 2. na3Vf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
SefentliC6e SenbA.

9taf SamFasS ben 12ten 2lu9uh, um llbr'
glaGmittass, iaa am Saule tr5 perfortenen G l..
'pfpn 36aner lcbtbn scn ROro sgSbritbaB
Gaunidip, eeta Gauntg, fclaenbe artif.l auf Sf''
fintlider Genbu Srgtauit werpeu, ndnlia:
Sin SoafSnbas5 SdrrinrrsGsl&irr Elm Gr6s'
Sfsn, cine Got @liF, uno IOnl nod erIe anosre.
Artirrl Su wsitldaits 81 melpm.
Die 9apinJW3cn ain Ssrtaufstd5r Rab @uf
wartun9 ppn
Gowaro GoNsr, 2to'mcr.
; Sali &c. nlSss
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
9 S0uQe6rer perlQngt.

Na6riGt wtrO Gtermit 8socbrn, ba6 0 Sful'
le9rer fir ben 9Iebermlfprp Diitri't, GeAd Gaune
tY, perlan9t werpen. 2ippltannten werbrn rr'
iu6t F4 Sur Examination etn3uftnCrn auf SAINT
tags ben II. 9usut nS9Rcns, um llbr Ntprs
gems, am 9auIe pom Sul. e. Sober, alIwc
Der GauntYs Supertntcnpent ge9enpSrtt8 ieiR ptrp,
tint Gin 9eIegnd6iseS Gramen YOr3unebmen. Die
SrulieS eineS jepen SubpiIriftS linb etcnfal5 ers
iu6t 6ri,upobren. Salarum fir Die Eebrrr $50
per MCnat; Dausr trr S4ute Al Wpndt.
gIuf SrfeW Der Scarp.
9. .Stauffer, Ger.
Iu8uf2. nQ2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
10 S0ullebrer perl1n1t.

9tadri4t pirp lermit segeten bab bic S6uls
CircttCren BON Sal3tur9 SauniGtp, Qsaa Gam<
tg, beI4IrBen taten, lib oui W|ittwoGs Den 9tcn
FQu9uit, UNI ukr gia6mitta95, ant Sluie ven
Spbn appel, In befaatem Saunldp Su pers
anmrln, I'm in GeislI9ait init Dem GountY Sus
perintsnpent WsI6rr se9enpartts Icin rptro, SGuI,
lebrcr gu erantnircn unp 10 perIrtbcn fir ptn
nI6Im SGuls Germin ansunrbmen. 9ericnsn
weIGe cine 9lnIeaun8 wiuI4en iinp eGrertieti0it
etn9el0ren tri;uwpEHen.
Bgy~Der rur6 pa5 9carS Der Oirrftprrn fslis
9cIeste Spbn 1T 800 per Ncnat.
SaVio edit, Get.
NuBuR 2, nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
y crD cirdt6ct:

9tm 25iten Sult, bur6 Yfr. Sainpel, Iarpn
S8 a ID ber t, Ypn aarntOpn, nit NarYS q IL
{ c 7, BON Suow9eitbaQ.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
Sutt 10.
Ia S0ullebrer perlan9t.

Sir rea SdpwbcttNal, 9e9a Gauatp, SduI-
Oiinitt, wrrHen Ii sebrer Iptrtan9t, I'M rinrn
lcrmin pun 5 Nlonatru SGule 81 ba!rn, rpoiiir
Oas Salartum $24 per Mpnasif. glpplifatipnrn
mertrn ansenommcn bis Oonnerfas5 pen t7tcn
ausuI, an pstGem Sage Der Gauntp Superin,
trnpcnt am !6aulr YOn 2tleranpe er Q6. 2pper,
lin SiiOpDeGda, ge9entparti5 len prp, I'M bic
AppliEansen 3n rranriniren.. Die Examination
6c9nnt UNI ll6r 0iorgenS.
y. .. Sir llnterrcbt auTfrbalb tem Gtlritt
pirp Fsn @rp beSaGIt.
9eor0e Grie0rib, If. Sef.
2luDuR 2, nq2w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02

ED- Die GIhwcGnersabl BON @aI&mstcn Sit,
'rtrp jsst auf $4,000 Seslen 9slGSst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
sc q q I / ct

yI e y { y :
wirp bicrmit SeSrbrn, an bic Mit9tierrr Der Saus
ern @csenletisen 8eusrsSerliaerun9ss 0slelI4aft
ppn NsrtbamptOu Gaunt9, Dap cine SGabI Srbals
ten wrrpen IoQ am !oaule ppn GbarleS Z.
gG + iteIe Il, in NepersytaSaret4 GaunIAtp, auf
Samta85 Den l2ten Sag Guouit
na6fens, ;wil4eu ben Stunssn pen 10 llAr Spr.
mittasS unp llbr gta9mjtta9s, ftir ben Gnr'
srped, l3 Serwaltsr fir pa5 bepprltebsnpe Sabr
pur4 SalptIren gu erpa9Ien. Sur lclben 3st
unp am lelbsn St fol- ein SplItanpi9er Ssr,Gt
prS 3ultanpsC Der 9siraiaaft pabrenp prs prr.
Ipiienrn Sabres psrGfentlitt wcrpen.
2tui Seiebl Der Sorp Upn Serpalter,
SObu y. SEtIeI, Sefretdr.
au9uit 2. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
St q GD + / 6 t
sc q 0 + / C6 t

9t a 0 + / 0 t
wirp birrmt sr8eten raB bic llntcrsciGnetrn ais
2pminilhatUren BON Der SirtrrIafFnitaft bespcr"'
ilcrbrncn gB aiam taGr, legtbn SCn Sbrr~'
Saurcna SamIdip, 2e&a Gormtp, angrItellt pcr"'
ben Iinp.-2llle btrjeni9er pabcr, wsI6e nod an
beiaste SnterlaTcnldaft I&ultig ltnp, iino bier"'
tlr6 er1u6t innerbatb 6 g4O6sn anSuruien une'
ab,ubSablen. ltnO SOltbe Die nod rrdtmSbiSe'
5crpcrungrn Gaten m5gen, iinp ebenfdlis erIudE
iOldt innerbal6 Der tria9tGl 3ctt cttwpHtratst eia~'
5u9Snrt9en an
SStSEs: SsS1sos gl"st, 9. gt,asr. 2'o#''rs,
susuil 2, ta6nF
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,,,. - IMPORTS, ~
& ns sa s, ss = s. dozen mas ss bar
'''i WIN 'i''y'''' bags coffee Rice
70 ssssa h'aa' '''' 's''' Oliver pAaHslot fn
MdAAiTA x;hs Telegraph. Fruit y order.
NEW an AZ, ns,
James ssiss sssioH a' Gales p.l
e.; ,sI Z
AND ~: ssssss
e ss@s sss1hn e L
Edwin White ~ S sss. sss. ''''' Mann
,o,,a1o 80.
ssrs ss + ni,s. sslsr
Cochran = 50 h's'--A''a Lee SO
REcE1prs OF PRODUCE.
II
y q 9sssa
app BRANDY Stevens u Whfy
Dudley NeIoaTa do beef els rome Mtes
K s 4 e. ssIs.
s s4ss a. % b. ap
u sS as Iss @ led sss 4 Do
IS d sps f sss
rs. Lands tss. I'D IF 81 lard ~ ssg,
waas Scott $50 candles
Il -. sIs II ssa,lis,
TO IL. ks s
49, 1r I-L. n n~.lItu Iaa- "
90 snd ~ u 90 pet A. pofK y Jackson &eo
IVY 10 IHps ~. oSas winter q siake00
sSs enny bbis id d. bals MI. nhss bacon ls
Do q Newton 20
10 do ID IL do appiss do onion. e.n
iis do potatoes sundries p ~
10 order-o do T.
sundriep to order - ~ - s"''N-
r,cvspI, pax .,o.,a, II NJ uy.,.,..i 40,
- "a i'Bss; ~ oae cotton swinsy
S N W. wrlgh Williams aco-
u ~, ax sonasIo "a Greenwood &eoT2
soEs o a1aahI ot dsLy rersonre4 Person Hume %
nopn ansg k'na-3b Wright kco2s
Mcdowell Mills Anderson Msteafi6 Baekns stspoo
Kinks Beck--Ig White ffa,asaI
Bohers 3eoa Geo Connely-s Henderson Pesle-s Esn f
Wiinm Bathurst dco4 Siddsl Gyeen Arna F.a,n H.
&sos Taornhll bbs liquor Byrns Gso~s DO srd
&eolo Hail. Kemp aeo.suudrss 10 order To.aI Xxi
ball cotton. = ~ " i. Ao'h' 1901
TENNESSEE RIvER-Per steamer Ea,tnort 500 h.ls. .,
Bradley, Wilson Hendsop Tsrrv Acosen q Nssos s
-3s Fean Dousg.u co-9g McMaboaooS RAJ, Sn -
eo-d3 Swinsy Green &co-Iae a lromvsIfs Rnchna
roll &co---ss Cbrisp MrIiss N, Iii
Mills Powell Hopkips-sa Cloxesna pro,b ~ ~,
Tuner Wilson eo2 Violet dco9 .tco
oAss eotton md tobacco Csldwee
q " 40 campbell &co2 do do Short
p mannS bags Feathers CROMWELL
sotson, oo mas tobacco.
LAFOURCHEP r,r,.
urhs sugar " y Lsverica
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leave TUESDAY. Apr IA, at s o'eoes y NJ
EYOR McFARLANE'S LANDING. srms
Al, POINT PLEASANT. ouACEITA CITY, LsB3}aH-kE
MOUTH OF DARRBONNE, TRENTON MONROE, sssaffsssj5&s
COLUMBIA HaHlSONBuRGH TRINITY and All bs dinSs on
ouaea and Black Rivers new and
very light drught steamer CARRIER saker
MASTER is now IN port receiving freight will above For
freight
apps - Fl. FREIIsEN Il On % Ca,nnjo,s,.,
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OUaCHITa RIVER

willsave THURSDAY Apii g. att o'clock p NJ
H{SOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNOLE, s.as
IasnT WiLM1s MI PIGGY ITy gS nILI ALABAMA
TON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HARRIsoNBIRG TRINITY and al
Intermediate BINDINGS ouACfITA BLACK RIVERS
elegant and swirl Tanning packet
Len Moore master above For freight passage spp
on beard, fool Of Canal street, - ! rfss'
ap4 or 10 w Al ANDREWs tss n@.'
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Rrfaa.
EahnananA
HfyES---- EESSFa.

- !. 10 uts ppose that HAT is n covering 30 keen
vi NV f @ s noble ornament 10 the hsRd face
t pieture- is shield TO the medua obiongan
id ali an bsnoItum whence spring the rudmena
tdsas, o. M .I our sna and feelings.
~ IL s who wish real gen. will call get one Of
ny " =" ~ ~ EXCELSIOR HAT STORE; they are equal
80 '' A from Chartres street, superior in
@s as ..t oqDGE e. VALLETTE 10 Camp ST.,
uis oph tive doors from the Picayune OHss,
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eaship Perseverance, from IRiianoa
Ah Miss Lang Miss Baker, Rem lady wareld lady and
i Ee Haiiana and Lady Major Reasner Lang viii
Ns,sBofk botk, Sheroons, Rosss, CAdy Baton
ss Rsrhsll, sttoihs Hoisey H Alien Baker
ihdst Dawason Aerreathsr, Smith, Parkinson Hawkea
r1wwsl'sun,on Eidgs Col Menard. deck snsgrosu
r1ri Owego, from Liyefpoel-9so in the stsersge.
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ST. LOUIS

Wli leave WEDNESDAY, Aprs. at O'Clock p ~
ENOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO. MEMPHIS sz-s :
H. and all intermediate lnn'irgs-Raguar Louis sllHG9
and New Orleans PACKET ALEGK SGOTT-Ther
asw light dsugt and swift running ALEoK
swn, master in receiving freight any,
6oye Fer freight or passage having superior
ap4 @. W. SHAW & CO., "a poydras street.
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VTCKSBURG.

wiliienye SATURDAY, April 9, att O'Clock p NJ M
NOR VICKSB URIC, w ARRESToN, sa-s
Nv s NnTeS SART Fa1T SEA AZ sgLF ROD
md HAToN saaray Weekly VikAbgfg faeEe
Steamer 80 uTiEfN BELLE seii8
funning ptssnsar packet steamer SOUTHERN
White viii leave asahoys Eer apply IL board
20 . . SMITH 4 FIsfiSTER, i6 Canal street +
Ihe Southern Belle will take Yazoo with privilege
e.iesa.PPne. e.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
sEscENT OFFICE,
N

CRESCENT OFFICE, I
Tuesday Morning, April A. 1854
CoTToN-There was an active demand in the Cotton
market yesterday the sales reached fully 10000 bales
factors being firm at previous rates.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior ......... 51@ es1 Middlns Fair.... sA@lo
Ordinary. ......- gag * Fair -9loa
ass aaains ks * GOOD sssd aaa Fine. g
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
49,. Corrox,.bales. TorAoco- Il "a
Received since. 1,o79,s25 14,TT6
yesterday.... 7,e6s--1,o .4ss 24o-15ole
lo9s0s6 444sl
yesterday 49,. 100 sos,2s4 ol5-177o2
Stock on hand not cleared. .. 2sesoI 26779
roBAoCo-A sale Of 50 hhds Choice was made on Sat-
"r s1aaR AS MionAssEssass of 1000 hhd Sugar
made At steady prices: Fair to Fully Fair sSsc
H. Moasses very dull with sales of barely 1000 bbls
Inferior and Fermentng 1Ol1c, and l3l5c for Good to
Choice Reboed
FLoUR-The demand limited, and sales light at
$5 o00S6 12h for Superiue Ohio and st. Louis and 81
a0$7 rs for Good to Choice Extra.
GRAIN-Some small lots of Corn were taken at $50 q
bushe The stock hand is light. of Oats sales Of
1900 sacks St Louis made at 44D45o q bushe 600
sacks of Bran were taken at 81 10 ewt Of wheat 800
sacks Prime Western were sold at 81 40 q bushsl.
$50 bbls, OF which $50 Mess taken at sl2 So
300 Mess and Mess Ordinary At =, and 175 Rnmps at
80 "a hb all uninspeoted OF Green Meats, $4,000 lbs
Shoulders, in casks sold at Axe, OF Bacon rs casks
brought 61c for Ribbed Sides 7c for Clear do sac for
Shoulders, Nc for Plain Hams, and loc y IL for extra
Sugar Cured OF Lard notice sales of 100 bbs and
tierces Prime at Szsc 8 fb.
BAGGINa-1O0- bales India were taken at 121hc, time
and interest. ..-
GoFFEE-Thers active demand, and the sales
reached about 5000 bags of which 160 Ordinary brought
9hc, 613 Fair 10010Tc, l776 do 101ac and $50 Prime
1870 u fb.
CANDLEs-We hear of sale Of 15o boxes Star Candles
at zoe p
sALTA cargo OF Liverpool Coarse 1879 SACKS was SOLD
&c., and another cargo assorted ken said to be
at 83c round. &S& b.
WHIsKY-Sales Of $40 bbls Rectifed at 225sGD23c o.
gallon ga bbls Raw sold Saturday at 20ho VI
gallon.
HAY-Heders Of Prime Western were asking $25Os26
"a ton
FREIGHTs-Du and no new engagements reported
EXCHANGES-Yery little alteration in rates,
Sterling. f010s y ct prem
i1VltDol IL
New York sixty-day Bills. a ct disc
Sight Checks New York. ........ 1aR4 u ct. prem
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pAssENGERs

In First District
Cishsl &so. ''s' esA''-' S',0V0 AYE P'fk 70
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY. April $ At o'clock p ~.
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRo, MEMPHIS .a.-r
and antermedia,e andngs- The splendid pas
ssnges steamer ALECK SCOTT, swon, master 1Sx
now III port receiving freight and will leave
paasage having supero! apply
) APPS KENNETH, DIX q co ii iIshounioulsas.
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n .lJANO1INI IlGlDSlECh w. CHAMPAGSES,
~ The subsoers having been appointed Heidsisck
20 70 succeed MI Enge heretofore
for OF their Wines this business
New York, January l.ls54
CARDAr CHARLES ENLER heretofore Sole Agent for the
sae Of our ACNE States retiring 9n business
we beg 10 inform that have
AE his stead soe Importers the
United States Canada : -
We shall erertons the en-
oyhent OF the favor which the public generally
have accorded brand this send to our
agents but such Wines will fully high reputation
which the same has attained your market.
support claim be alon enabled esta
lhed brand In quality simply submit
fhe following facts which
The tiElDSIECk co. brand first
STATES nearly thirty by the late
under their own through their Sole Agent Salmon
wards Salmon Stuyvesant 'T
When 1884 the old firm dissolved their
ceeded the business the
express stipulation ted the privilege retaining
founders OF this brand had He
present firm like
therefore sole proprietore of this brand
We would but add that order distinguish
similar npd limitations Of our Arm
in full will BE- found this abel enaen caps
and around the cork Ne other house ne while
the under which brand originally
known In tue United States We have the honor
Your obdt ssrvts.
rkihs, Deeehioef ID isa3 HEIDSIECK Il CO.
The subscribers being appointed agents South West Of The
above celebrated Wines constantly supplied with quarts
ptnt', which they offer to the trade New York prices
R. #. NICHOLS co.
street.,
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NJ. q J B. " LTON,
u Sole Agents for the Southern states
The undersigned have the above
brand OF superior WINE confidently the az
In this = : - - ~
Mr. BlECART SALMON the proprietor OF
estates Champagne and his Wines
Rass Ana Bavaria and France He has been appointed
OF BAVARIA with authority place
ARMS OF THAT COURT UPON HIS LABELS.
~ The Wine sold BY be Of the
and is dis ingushed by its rich iruity flavor.
E From this Bha
trade terms liberal Competitor
das SPIT IaNew Layee ard ia TehounitoT,as ,t,aa,s
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES


Tuesday, Aprfs4.
sPAfiHAwK TERaHHessK - AM
MARY FOLEY, RAssou. AM
RED RIVER SWAMP FOX, M
ROSA, CAsriL1o PM
OREGON isRK.. Pm
FAscAGoULA ORLEANS, PosT PM
sF LOUIS ATLANTIC, PM
Rtp .PioTA. PAAxHH PM
MEMPHIS II, r. W. HILL, NxwztL. s...,...s Pm
VIcksBURG PRINCESS. HoLass. pm
vlcKsBURs M WRIGHT. cttnxE PM
CINCINNATI MIDAS, HooptK - PM
PITTSBURGH. SOUTH AMERICA, Pm
ouACHITA RIYE Err CARRIER. WALKHl, PM
CINCINNATI. WINFIELD SCOTT, sclfRscK IS PM
CINCINNATI ......J. s. cHErowETH. cHrsowErH. s Pm
Wednesday, April &.
CoVINGToN. .LENoRA, Dpssia4 (! AM
tELIA. DIsiTar AM
MOBILE. CALIFORNIA, Faosr. I 4 PM
ST. Louis .ALEcK SCOTT, swes Pm
MEMPHIS GEO COLLIER, GoslaE Is Pm
ARKANSAS RIVER ...LucY ROBINSON, MAIaKRs PM
LAFouRGHE.cD.J R., DALyKnEs. .............5 PM
LoBDELL's STORE. Gypsy, URE.. Pm
BAYOU sARA....L LAUREL HILL, CorToN. PM
NASHVILLE NASHVILLE, BrIlssYDRR PM
RED COMPROMISE. KAY PM
LOUISVILLE ECLIPSE STURGEON pm
BLACK RtyER.....y. NJ RELF. PM
RED RiyER POST BOY. PM
Thursday, April 8.
OCEAN SPRINGS. ORLEANS Posr. AN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D. WHITE. ELysRr AM
MOBILE FLORIDA, BArRs. Pm
ARKANSAS RIVER. .YUBA, PnrrcaInp PM
5oUAciITA RIVER .RocKAwAY MooaE. PM
gs- GENERAL AVERAGE NoTIeE. Consignees
e., s ship H+ess
M asssTy fhsy VIII Rs.Pe please
% III a w ~ s. ys
sss me risk and HI sTBe!s CO. sss
Ns- The brig MAY QUEEN, Captain jackson,
from Philadelphia. IL dachmsng ha Second
@ a e c ssssPs ps
as- The ship OwEao, Captain Stevens, from
cs at ess fsis a D
aps - BosERr WILLIAMS CO., 10 Camp street.
EH- The bark e. BANNING, Capt. Day, frm
sslsss re
4f 1 ''f SosER ri,
RsS- The Consignees Of so barrels Calcine
f s% iS nsass B. X
% ss "a 1s
sasesses @
sE sss ~ Sss
B- Ship HENRY GRINNELL, Capt Thompson
,res coasgnsss particularly REQUESTED receipt
The ,e. ship ogEsn ~. Capt Emerson Aft froa
permits the receipt 81 their goods
'lsas s T "
gg- NorIoE.-An persons holding claims
agans. GRENADA present
New Orleans, March 20, 1854, nbsi
NH- Neither the Captain nor the Consignees
Of the British ship GRAMrTAN will responsible for
mbss = J.P.wHITNEY co. 81 street.
NB Consignees Of the following goods to or.
per bark LUCY, Capt. Redding
undsi, II Gunny 81 ID. nrny
IN, bales Gunns Bags will make thsmssl
Dhargng otherwise they will thi
risk and expense. GEO. W. HYRS0N. 20 Camp inh5
@ The brig DAVID s. Brown, Captain
Douglass from Philadelphia Charleston aischarspg
qsed Bond and attend to the receipt Of ho
mhs BoSERT. WILLIAMS 4 co. 10 Camp street..
G The Consignees of the following goods II
i bark gNpISE from Nss York viz lot Willow Ware
in marked 6ehank and 100 bales Gunuy Bags marked
their
mhs B0GERr WILLIAMS CO., 70 Camp asrssi