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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

" John GREAsoN, PAT Gi eenwlch-st.
h,rs and AWAY, eeps lsrge ard handsome var
etv Of Window Shades Paper Hsogtnss Cords t.sss.s
Br.s,es kc and all The vErous articles connee1ee 49,
bsf ne OF business A many families who uovee ss1
we. must be IN Of something new 10 this hne oey
h.A hener ave him z call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
EIyGANT STRAW HArs FOR CHILDREN,


apRtEc AND SUMNER sTYLEs.-BANTA. l06 Canal corner
Sumner Has peculiarly suited TIE In their
costume for eh@f btys very little girls his otment
OF boys and chidreis spfoR sye o. caps extensive
ara well worthy he examination OF all my2l5 1'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-12

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT--Judge Larue-Yes.
terday Anthony farmhouse, Augustus Cady, Fred.
erick Marshal, and L. j. Foster were put upon
their trial AMI charged with having on the night
ct The 9Th of April, wilfuly and feloniously en-
tered the shop Of Mr.. Richard Charles, j.weller.
NO New Levee street, and stolen and carri-d
away j-welfy TO The value Of between six and seven
thousand dollars.
SHORTLY alter the opening of the case, the Dis.
inet Attorney moved for nolie prosiqui, in the
ease OF Anthony Hanhouse, which being granted
he was discharged and taken as evidence for The
Stale.
The District Attorney, NJ. NJ. Reynolds, ap.
peared for the prosecution, and Mr.. r. Hunt de.
funded the prisoner Foster The other prisoner.
Were undeended
The evidence went TO prove the entering of the
house through the cabaret adjoining the store, and
The opening of the iron safe, with false keys in
which the jewelry was secured. The tracing OF
the properly was proved by Mr.. Charles, and the
finding Of IT under the forge of Fosters shop, on
the corner of Poydras and Camp streets, and in the
well Of his house, at the corner of Camp and
Race streets.
The examination of Hanhouse showed that the
keys, by which an entrance effected into the
Jewelry store, were made at Fosters shop, and tina
Foster himself had gone with the thieves, wher
the robbery was perpetra,ed, and remained upon
the watch while the other three men were in the
store.
The jury retired to consider the case, and in &
few minutes returned with a verdict of guilty and
the prisoners were remanded to prison to awai
sentence.
Assouh,-Pierre Dufort was put upon his trial
For hav cd l. S,l
OF November, and beating, bruising, and woundins
her. The jury found him guilty, and he was re-
manded to prison for sentence.
Dischargsd,- Margaret Wilkinson was trec
for assautlng George Remitchi, on the 18th o
March, and the jury returned verdict of MOI
guilty; and she was discharged
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 90 Camp street, New Orleans.
TTNH laruesr &c ortmant IF n u FEN .nd RI tx

1 Z A. ever OHereu IOI
sale IN this city and al lower
pri' es. These TrAs areol
the latest importation, and
0l the most choice qualities
grown IN t'hins, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of tam.
lies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc
cured metalllcpackares, 50
as 20 prese, We their ira
GRANGE as long as in the
chests
V-City retail dealers.
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotslssuIi.
piled with ever, dnscril,,
ton of TEAS. inchests, hal,
chests, y ID and d h box
ases. /. desired.
iaJ I'm A.
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side, and that the Diana had been mised, and got
out of the middle of the river. He was also of
opinion that the damages were placed at too high
rate, and he hoped the court would give a YER
dict in favor of the respondents for S24O, the
amount of the damage done to the Ohio
Mr.. Barton followed on the same side, and in the
course of his argument made recapuation of
the evidence, and after speaking to the facts as
they had been developed, closed by hoping the
court would give verdict for the respondents.
The court then rose, and the arguments will be
resumed this morning at 10 O'clock
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TEASy TEASE
THE TEAS OF the New York Canton Tea Com

4 pany. No. l25
Z, ath am street
(The oldest + e a
establishment in the
Unite 3 ST ,ies.) N
Orleans Agency. =.
,'analst,eei These
Teas are more IN
tensivey Known and
aupr wed OF, thsn
those Of any othe
establishment in thu
county. Every sea
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en.
deavor cont'ol The
most val able aut
useful kinds ofTEAs
that are lmpOrted ,
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THE best GRID for the
OF Dyspepsa the headache, heartburn,
habtna scdy asthma
pe inciren, debility poseted sves,
lever and cod dsennss ar
stomach
1t remedy surpassed medicine IN
females 'uh-r,ng
Among the and highly - rsfss
fol0Wog
Profassos A. A. HAYxs, NJ. D., State Asayer;
Jas z. Dunn Eco Cry Treasurer. BOSTON;
Hon. MYhON LAwRssCR. 4 Pres Mass Senate:
Hon L. d. ARNOLD, formerly Governor oil Rhode Island
member of congress;
Hon. WM WoopBRIDaR, formerly Governor of Mich.
gan. now u z: Sena'or;
Hon; J. T MoRwHxAD, formerly Governor of Kentucky
U. 8. Senator;
Hon. F. SIN MONS, u. g. Senator from Rhode Island;
Hon SAs ti p parlrs U, >. -enato' IRON vermont;
H"n. sOLomos fooTs. member Of Co, gress from Vt;
Hon. IL D. FOSTER member oil t'one ", m Penn q;
Hon N. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from WILSON,
sin Territory;
Cen a. q. noDaE. member in Congress from Iowa.;
r. STOWE. So Gierk p the l'onse Of Represent'vs;
JosrrH HoxIE, Esa, Is Wal STREET, N.wYosE.
Many other individuals OF he highest pecanty fsser
to, who vii confirm all sail 4 inssluahlo
me.eine n GEO T. CIR ZEN prepr,etos wnsios. Vt
For sale by }. WRIGHT CO.. Isl ChartIss 4.
- Prics u per bottle six ooits Tor -
~ CAUTiON-Each Of he Osyzsna,ed
viii have the outside printed English French and Span
sh with oi Geo Green. Prepr Tnrss
Sries finely label the
| " MIS- Ia W
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern ShOre nf Mnhile TIA ~.

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
l. Place is complete order for visitors. Many "a
important improvements ha been made during fA
winter, smpng which Is wharf running to xMsk
the top OF the buft ot gradual and er-by
avoiding the long Hight OF seDs formally used This adds
another to the PHEASANT walks abeu' pre-
The number Of rooms has been reased $40 per-
can be handsome accommodate the coming
H. ha'hing arrangements extensive The shower
baths led rm yielding al least 100 rsluns
water minute The Bay bathing equal any
the South.
The location Of this place heng nearly 50 fee, above the
level Of the bay with nothing ostiucI the brrezes from
the Cult; wi fine OF the Bay, nobi West
Shore, nice shady grove good roads, no swamps
or stand water consequently oes renders
OF the sautes as well as heaihes places OF to be
found in the whole country
Arrange menTsu made for abundant supply of Fish,
Oysters, Crabs,
The proprietor commenced budding thi' ablshmen about
the Isl JnuaIy 1913, with the OF making the
uactive place in the South The business far has
ceeded his most sangune Being the builder
owner md land ord Re knows
his the very best possible manner which all he
consider necessary TO the table bar
iles the great variety OF amusemsns. which
feslve as at any other watering place the has
sled for the attendance OF sup Band of Music.
This place having been fsvOrle the
Tor large nnmb-' OF the citizens OF New Orleans and Lou
lsiana the proprietor hopes. by strict non, continue
to receive their patronage.
The fine Helen touches the wharf several time
every day.
The charges will be moderate Letters papers direc,ei
to HOLY wood Mobile will direct and without DE-
teption. w Lizard FREEMAN, Propnetnr.
| Hollywood, May 3, 1851. myl9 3m
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RECORDER GENols' CoURT.-Yesterday Am.
brose Dartigues was sent to the First District
Court for attempting to bite off the finger of John
Streeter, on Gallatin street. about six o'clock. on
the morning of the 9Th of June
assault, - Yesterday an affidavit was made
against man named Trcou, for ASA ltng bow
named Duvlgnaud, with sword, on Esplanade
street, between eight and nine o'clock, on Tuesday
night.
Rob6ing a Comntryman. Augustus White
was yesterday brought up and examined, for rob-
olng Thomas M. Spear of two hundred and sew
enty-hve dollars and silver watch, on the 4th of
June They met on the Levee, near the New
Custom house, and White persuaded Spear to go
to grogshop, where he got him to lend him
money to gamble, and also to take game himself
and at last he succeeded in obtaining the above
sum from him. He sent for trial to the First
District Court.
Stealing Money john Smith, Joseph Landon
and John Williams, were yesterday brought up on a
charge of stealing 81 45 from the schooner Robert
Spedden, which was the property of NJ. W. R ad.
witch, captain and owner of the schooner. They
were remanded to prison for the production of evil
dence, and a search. warrant TO search the prem
ises in which they lived was granted.
Robbery Jean Baker and Henry Bishop were
charged with stealing barrel of whiskey and a
barrel ofsugar from the grocery of John Chin.
EEL al the corner of Robertson and Orleans Streets
The store had been seized by the Sheriff, and was
in the charge Of keeper when the robbery was
committed. They were remanded for further ey-
animation
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A man, named James
Kelly, was yesterday charged before Recorder
Genos with robbing Stephen Gritton of five dol.
lars. 1t appears that about twelve o'clock on
Tuesday night, he was standing on Old Levee
street, near the Vegetable Market, and a man
suddenly came upon him and held him by the
throat, while two others took ve-dollar bill and
several Picayunes from his pocket One of them
he identified as the prisoner. He was sent for
trial to the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-12

LOUIsvILLE-P steame, Lexington: s75 ncs b,eg;,o
so,f = q H. I i. s.v s5 a
# Ms1In MsI9 0x.n SEA- do
g. o s. os aS Z s
Geddes1s bales bags IS hxs sarsapara Pa,mele bio
aso sS o s'' fs"G sssss Sca"s
sa s do Gre GssS Su,s . tsg' o.
corn g. bs q sb hny e b9s
70 pcs bagging, 20 bales wlne Thoinhl We'll
hen1yLs eks boxes bacon, bhds tivens-
Henderson Geo do DO KIT F 40 Gss cry
DO Ext ss.s o aoe,ys do hhas bacon Cowsn Dte
to ordeTota bales COTTON s. hid,
sw W.. e ese. ipe fSa. TO-
Do s 30 sso~ %
% c Sae as so5 Sss, ssioV fs,os
Ss h as eis do II $ssss
ss 10 e a ey Nv s f Sasso So sd do Neg
1893 bbs -four. % do eggs SKIS corr john nr1yMsss d."
&c Ge!3saloi coils rope Pncs Payne
Ssst2s h a"5% saP.sss
dix &co4s do 1873 sHs corn Isman i Neo leaa
brsa 40 SbIs dur Eager do Kennedy Foster
castor sS o b. e. sine Stone Wswoh bS
+ q; s sss; Isi a!s5S % $40
Fey Sds s ss. s sd
y Nourse Sco259 Rod nburg & Wati.-s hhds hscoo
maa BourkIU bb,s mdse H,rdl. Gayle Il co-3 bres
spsc Soning &co-S5 hhds tobacco Turner Wilson Eeo
IT bfander, Wi ms &co-8 do w G Robinson-S do
a. bnIhecss &com2 6aIes cotton NJ Greenwood Nco-sun
afSs. 'fu.t-I al, DO hh Tobacco, Oa
" AuHir A-Ptr steamer ,m.o bales cotton bale
81 NJ ARIiNSViLLE-per steamer Anna No .: 81
hhds sugar % bbs csien sugar SO bbs Hunting
,o1-54 hhds ggar John Hall--25 do Jesnnett COT
Dds moiasses BeIIocq-32 hides to Goutdaia Kerr
sundrIes order
LAF0UR' HE-Per steamer Music 10 hhds sugar. A. hi
hbls bbls moass4s w Walkers bbs syrup r Eide,
Moot bbs moas bbls hind sugar, bales moss Bo.
garl Foley-l6 do Furnerl5 do Druiihet l. Son-3
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THE sanitary condition of the city of New Or
leans exciting the OF the Board of Heath
and tn Medical Faculty, has I'D tul investigation
III, reOt, and by r. Stonds the atj-ti
cal tables OF hygiene and mor'uay facts which laid
tore the community in of .yceum Hall
BY careful examination of th comparative health and
morality bills of Boston and New Orleans at different De-
RODS great discovered both plstes WITHIN
the last three four and manly attributable
10 Increased cleanliness, Undue by Shower nathng.
10 Boston, five years ago. Hyd0taihy aue n mania
and the SHOWER oATi, afordng the most econ omlcsi
and convenient MODE OF teatm.n readily adup I'd
Hence The we'd health OF that city Tne Increased
bath and coneau mt din mutton OF the moruay ills of
Nes cans are greatly atiTibntihe the of the r.
Ryan BATHS by AT least THOUSAND PERSONS, who
notwithstanding the not weather whth they xposed
manifest oy her ruddy faces, cheeru feelings and elias
sic, degree Of health which he
they use the PERRYAN SHOWER BATHS. hch are
Tor sale at the man tacturer's, Il. WOOD PERRY,
j3 I'm 60 Naenz,ne street
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CHARGE OF LARCENY.-Mrs. Rosna Firth,
against whom affidavit was made by Jean
Moutach, for stealing from her house, in Philippa
street, sundry papers and shawl, was yesterday
discharged, the not being proved against her.
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anu cnnsequ ny nble thing
OF SO tine quality Tor the price, that in this other
establishment excel If at all equal them
s. u. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, one door beh,w Royal
eV- inst received per steamship Ohio and shin Union
large sorment Of the above Teas.
mys 3m g. HPAGE Agent.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared,
Old Englapd.,2 80

the First municipality designated ing
s oy MI NE Nos commence at the Railroad and
IN te second n the Nos above
ing No being tuboat Landing Third m3) the frs,
commence al The Railroad and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-12

BRUTAL OccuRRENcE.-A man named Louis
oaulie, was yesterday arrested by the First NUM-
c'palty police, at the request of several citizens,
on charge of having taken butchers knife and
w'liully put out the eyes of cow at the corner of
Where and Orleans streets. He was driving the
COW to its owner at the time of the occurrence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-12

CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOB ACCO-rhe subscribers have constantly on hand
and tor in lots suit Havana Florida
Ms;YS County Hsntqssy Tenassee and Missouri WRAP.
bae, selected Tor the Mexican market, and Tor pantailon
TURNER Il RENSHAW
70 Camp street and 49, Tch0upitoulas street.
~ Iobseeo bsled 10 order. fe4 ~
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, Per ship BERKSHIRE from Boston-C Townsend &co-W
y i4ltchiord &co-J Burbank-SsmpsOn Il keene-W L. G
Neag ed shearer-M Martin-D Taylor &co-79U tons
ice Stanton &co. " wis
, PEI ship European, from Boston-Shrop hire & SOM II
brs nam Recommendations &co-W White q
COW Violet. &co- Kennel L. Dx-Hazzard "A Green
ID Taylor &co-A McLaurn-srd order.
Per bark Gibraltar from New urk-Hsyman Il HoI1en-
l. Mann-Vioett &co-Taylor Il Cassly-A D Grief &
GTo-she don Potter y Hesld-D Mi chel Nco-Hall &
nempn ncpftgor &co-henne'i, - Sco-T G Twichel
&co-Morphy Nevus-Harrod Moody-r r A ilson-
ieichfmd &co.t henden y Dtmpron-Fosilck Sco-Ed
LeOu-iray Camphell-A Bu &co-c T Buddecke l.
ffo,Aahogar Foley swazey.G Forman-Dyas &co-J
Adams Mars. Ranett COG w Sizer-C ] Me- ker L.
eo-n m reevy-Nale, !. OK &co-S NJ Todd &co-H r
i.onsdale-E Jacobs-A Brous &co-Rubson & Alien
Buchannon, Carroll &co--J NJ Gauche-P A Owen-order
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NEW YORk-Peer ship OrBndo: 1870 bales hay. order
NEW YORK-P.r ship Adeline Nielcaf: Ia bales hav
Capinin on bo I'd "''
49, bales hay, order.
BOSTON-Per ship European: 700 tons ice to L, War
ner &co-assorled NOSE W.
BBoossTnvNNper hip Berk hire: Assorted n,dse.
PEN5ACOLA-Per schr Randei Marshall 5,l GOO foe,
OF lumber 10 ] Z Pooey. - N' ICY
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EAST PAsCAGOULA uOUsE.

THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
4 years the well known Hotel East Pascagoula, -
Miss, so long known and kept by N McRae. 1t Inv
will be opened tor the option of company the Vsk
10th June The p famed as one Of the mos, delehifu
and heal hul the Cult is the breeze has
the finest a'hng, Fishing convenience all kinds
recrea ion desirable in u summer resort.
The oel undergoing thorough repairs. and will be fin
shed in complete ct, le The extensive Garden il admra
bic order.
The fare will he the best that be obtained at any Of the
markets. and the aits Iha, their
experience Hotels ia NewOean-the ST Char
snd The Lonis-are assurance that nothing will be
wanted for the com ort Of their guesrs.
myl5 BOYD& SIMPSON,
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COAL,

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
street, corner Julia stree. this :ubscnbes having
purchased this Old established yard and laid m fresh eppy
Of Coal prepared deliver in lots to suit % ne en
and the old the Yard TIE best auaft o. fIIe
BURs, AETHRACITK, ENGLISH AND AMERlCAn Hss
Coal. VbiN u. Hho"cN.
No. " Camp street. 'a'' SmsO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-12

The steamer Amaranth left st Lons the 5h instant-In
port, leading io New Orleans, steamers Grand Turk and
C0ncorda.
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BILUNI HUUSE.
IHtS Establishment will be opened for the re-
l. cepion of visitors on the gath INST under the -
management of JOHN w NIXON. -
l'nnog the spring many additons and improvements
have been made to insure degree of comfort and
convenience to the guests Of the house.
he sandy beach of Biloxi heretofore annoying 10 De-
desTlans. has been Danked by order and
villages - ~
The Table will always be supplied with the decaces of
the and New Orleans Market
Attached TO the house Wi, be tound Bath houses Bar
apd Bill lard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates Board will be charged during the
BY the month (per week. go 90
by the week ~ On
Children and Servants, half price.
Biox. May 10. 1851. myl5 3m
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC
g CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street.

TEAS-of various kinds and qualities;
l. Cuifee E. -;
Sugar
Brandies and Liquors :. :. e.;
London Porter and Scotch Ale;
Prunes, Sartiines. rrese, and Pickles;
Raisins, Currans Ctron G1apes and Figs
Butter, Bacon, Flour and Rice;
Moasses and Syrups OF al qualities;
Hams, SugaTcured and Westphala
Tongu,s End dried Reef;
Oils, Candies Fish, etc etc.
Constantly hand by continually receiving, and for sale
on the most reasonable terms i'll 1yis
7 w. ARTHUR IL CO., 2s and 30 New Levee,
L . offer for sale
Coffee Rio. Havana, I.aguyn and Old Java;
Sugar o,f. Crushed. Powdered, Refined and Brown;
Tea-ihOce and common Green and Black
Tobacco-l avehdlsh qusit of puss:
t1gars-A lars supply Of imported and mericau
Wines-NIadera, PORT Malaga Claret, Sauterne Muscat
Champagne, ETC.. in glass and GOOD;
LQuors-th0ice old ogn8c. medium and common do Gin
- Rum. Peach Brandy. Cherry Brandy.
Whnky-Od Rye add Ourbo7 Scotch and Irish Malt;
tOrdals-- As ,re Curacao, Absynhe Mara chino etc.;
syruus-l emon. Natural and assorted:
Sp'ca--Pepper, Aspic.. Ginger Nutmegs, Cloves, etc
Pickles-Ot all slzes and qua lilies:
Provisions and Grocerie Of all kinda ap3O s0d
ROSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls.
- expressly for family
piekIed Salmon in kits and half kits;
Mess Maekerel, in sits and half kits u;
No. 10. In hall bbs. quarter bbls., kits and half
nelibuts, Napes and Fins. in quarter hbls.;
Di d God Fish, verv fine article;
And very large of Family and Plantation
Stores together with FIJI as or ment ot Ship Chan,ery
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one of the
first Tea importers in Phiade phia complete sssort
uient OF real uho &c BLACK AND GREEN TEAS and,
to suit purchasers, has had Them put small ages
and ! h EACH They are suarsn'ied to be Of quality
eQua!, if superior, offered in ibis market
embrace all the 'ees usually sod here. The following
a l'-t Of qualities and pr ces: .
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TObacco-The sales reached $50 bhds, comprising %
frosted g. ~ 81, 10 hhds at 81 10 at Ga at7A
high III a. 7. % hhds at 8. and 10 A at Be- . h.
Sugar and Moiasses- Extremely dull. with sales of
retail parcels at previous ates.
FlOur-St Louis held higher; no'icd sales of 100
bbs 49, 1899 superne Obi, at % 30 q ~ VA $50
from bo,t % As 5oJ bills in lots and mostly issales
al 90 5Oa % 81; and 100 st. Louis at % 30 . bbl
Grain-Com FIRM with saAes OF II 900 ks. including
son ordinary 40 $500 mixed 44D47, $500 at 90 and 1900
prime white and yellow higher OF Oats So sacks
Indiana sold 49, 25 sks choice 3d. and 1000 b. Louis
36Cd 351sc.
PrOvisiOns-Mess Pork continued to retail at "a 5oO
ga 6z1s Bacon dull with sales Of IL cask Sides
SIC, les bagget Hams 8. and % prime Shoulders
SIC v b. -. OF Lard, 98 bbs soft brought Sc.
BaggIngl00 pieces hand loom sold at 12Hc. time and
interest.
Eunny Bags-very firm sales of 5000 in bales 81,
and IS 0 at 91ac, cash.
Hay-14OO bale. of New York disposed OF at &l6 81
Western al7, aud 100 prime Eastern at 81 v
Whisky-Sales Of 400 bbs (3O0 and loo) at 1870. and
some small lots at S4c.
kxchAnges-Dull.
Francs iVBoi
New York sixtyday Bills ' ct. disc
Fredericksburg: American ships were taken up
for Liverpool for Cotton, and Tor London 3s
for Tobacco.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.

Managers MARIE DURET
Stage Manager. Mr. ], s. ,lHARLks
Ntils VE>NG Thursday June a. performance will com.
l. mence with the Farce eni led ~
HIS LAST LEGS.
ADVERTISEMENT, by Mile lnriot, Mile Z, Baron Mons
Mausn, Nous Pinguely aud Mr. schm.
To conclude
ZARAH.
Mule
II Doors half past O'Clock; performance
at quarter to - ~
fces or AdnssionBoxes First and Second
GALLERY. 25 49, '
MADAME DWELL
RESPECTful,lf informs the Ladies Gentlemen New
osns lha she has lust we'd from Europe and
suited al her residence No. 49,
opposite the Mint Present. Fu,ure
NJ Consutation-Gentemen 81 Ladies soc. jeiO ST.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET at East
~ Pascaeoala-Severs convenient and pleasantly -
iuaed Houses fronting the Bay with WHAT and f..A
"aih.h"uses attached Terms reasonable. The Gnxx
advsaees OF Fast pasengoult other summer
on the Like shores l. well known. For iur her partm
address q II. olLLUM, NewOrleans; or LIRE NZ0
POST. IN the premises. i6 Tvs
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CRESCENT 6ryrcr. I

CRESCENT Ovucr,
Thursday Morning, June IL, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
snip Lemue Dyer, SagOry, Have, Baxter
Bark clara Bell. King BOr ieaUx, w q Hale
Bark Forest Prince, Crowel Boston. G w Hypson
81 bark izabeth, Dewey, Liverpool, Naxwelj a co
Brig Tartar, Honker, Charleston, SL&EI Lew
sp brig San Miguel, v.n'os, barcelona, Pug Mir co
schr Jane Elizabeth SimOns. Belize (H0nduras)
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THE WATERING PLACES.
NOTICE..

THE Bay st. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
18th June Liberal Arrangements will be made a
with families who wish take Board for the ~
prompt attention. C. LEX 1S
Bay 1T. Louis, May 20, 1851. my1 NJ
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WANTED.

Manitoba Partner in a well established
and profitable bus ness wanted, who furnish
some six eight hundred dollars nd business capa.
city be aesied. For further Information, apply
office. myt II
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NOTICES..
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCENTS.
FOR STATE TAX COLLECTOR.

To- We are ao,horzeai 10 ainounce Hon. LOUIS Boz
Audos Of Pub ic Accounts in this staie
a Candidate fer reelection. my8