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THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
L Place is complete order for visitors. Many "a
important Improvements have been made during the ,s:4
past winter, among which is wharf running G.2
the top of the bluff, of gradual and easy thereby
avoiding the long flight of formally used. This adds
another to the many pleasant walks about the premises
The number 0t has been increased that 800
sons can be Handsomely accommodated the coming
The bathing arrangements are extensive. The shower
baths supplied from spring yielding at least 100 gallons
pure water minute. The Bay bathing equal any in
the South.
The location of this place being nearly 50 feet above the
level Of the bay with nothing obsuct the breezes from
the Gulf with fine view Of the Bay, city Of Mobile, West
en Shore etc. nice shady good roads, swamps
or standing water consequently musquoes, renders
Of the peasanest well heahe places of resort to be
found in the whole country.
q Arrangement made for an abundant supply of Fish,
The proprietor commenced building this establishment
the M January 1913 with the view Of making the
acve place in the South The business thus far has
ceeded his most sangune expectations Being the builder
owner and landlord Re knows to his interest to enteai
his guests in the best possible which In all h
considers necessary In ord to the table, bar
Besides the variety OF amusements, which
s 81 slfss BE- R,Spsss.s has pro
This place having been favore past yean
for large number of the citizens of New Orleans and Lou
isana the proprietor hopes by strict attention. continue
to receive their patronage.
The fine steamer Helen touches at the wharf several times
every day.
The charges will be moderate. Letters papers directed
tenti0u. WILLARD FREEMAN Proprletor
Hollywood. May 3, 1851. myl9 3m
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Stolen Property.-Nlaria Mansfield, who resides
in the house No. 121 BenvilIe street, charged
Mary Jane, woman living in the same domcil
with receiving quantity of wearing apparel
stolen from her some time ago. Recorder Genos
granted warrant Of search in this case.
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
eepion Of ysi,eT On the S9th inst. under the Ia
During the spring additions and Improvement Esia
have been made to insure degree Of comfort and
convenience to the guests Of the house. ~
The sandy beach of Biloxi, heretofore annoying
deatans has been penked BY order Of the cooperation, and
villages. 49,, : :
The Table will always be supplied with the deicaces of
the coast and New Orleans Market. "A
Attached to the house will be found Bath houses. Bar
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
By the month (per week. 80 90
Tue Weeh.,.s -
Children and Servants, half price,
Biloxi. May 49, 1851 myl5 3m
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BeaumOnt's Patent Starch Polish,
FOR giving beautiful gloss to Linens, Musns,
Cambics, Collars, Shirt BOsoms. all kinds of prints
its prevents the Iron from adherng the Linen and
Dust from stckng i CONTAINS nothing injurious to clothes in
such article. and in this their expectation will be fully
realized, competition is feared after impartial trial.
....ALs0,...
BRAuMoNT's FRENCH LIQUID BLUEING, for giving that
blue tint 10 Linen, the yellow tnge they would
otherwise retain after washing.
N: One cake will do thirty dozen of clothes. and
Ii i HIIE1Y. No. 10 ltamn al
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Riot and Assauh-John O'Brien and - Price
were yesterday sent before the First District Court
on the charge of riot and assault and battery COM
mited at the house of Godfrey Ketzel, on Nayades
street, a short time ago.
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That Panama Hat.-The examination of James
Wall, charged with stealing a Panama hat from
Thomas Connolly's store, on New Levee, on Satur.
day last, comes up to-day, before Recorder Cald-
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S36O.OOO.
FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.
CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street.

TEAs-Of various kinds and qualities;
L Coffee =. 80 q, ..s
Brandies and Liquors :. .. -; X
London Porter and Scotch Ale:
Prunea, Sardnes Preser and Pickle:
Raisins, Currsnts, Citron, Grapes and Figs 3
Butter, Bacon, Flour and Rice;
slolasses and Syrups Of AZ Qualities
Tongues and Dried Beef;
Oils, Candies, Fish, etc etc
Constantly hand by continually receiving, and fos s
on the most RESPONSIBLE terms. JAZZ lym
T W. ARTHUR & Co, q and % New Levee,
Cofee-Rio, Havana, Iaguyn and Old Java;
Sugar-tosfi Crushed, Powdered, Relned and Brown;
Tea-Choice and common Green and Black;
Tobacco-C various qualities and sizes Of pluas:
Ggan-A large supply Of imported nnd American
Wns,-Madeira Pot, Mslass, Ciaret santesne, Muscaf
Eqepu-Choce old Cognac, medil and common do, Gin,
~ Eum, Peach Brandy. Cherry brandy.
Whisky-Od Rye and bourbon, Scotch and InAh Mats
Cordas- Assorted Curacoa, Absyntha, Mafaschno, etc.,
SyFupe-Lemon, Natural and assorted:
Spice-Pepper, Aspice Ginger, Nutmegs, Gloves, etc;
Provision. and Groeere. OF ali kinds. apN sol
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls.
- expressly for family use
Picked Salmon, in kits and halt kits;
Mes Mackesei, in kits and haf kits; -
Mol 90. in half bbh.s quarter bbls., kits and half
HaIibus Napes and Fins. in quarter bbh.;
Dried Cod Fish, a very fine article -, D.
And very large assortment of Fsmiy and t1anianon
for sale iosS by rap2si F. EVANS & CD, % Camp It
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May0ralty of New Orleans,
JUNE 10, 1851.
CouscIL q MusIGIPAtITY No. Two, J

JUNE 10, 1851.
COUNCIL o. MUNICIPALITY No. Two.
,aor> Sitting of Tuesday. June II. 1851.
r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
II requested after giving five days notice in official pa
per- to se at public auction the for building Drop
Tender for the use Of the Dredge Boat said Tender be
the Surveyor and published with said notice and be paid
for On completion and delivery to the Municipality The
penalty and q we dollars
q o
in his under his sgnaia;s ihe lime saudeaon
AnI ls,gnaed} 10 100, JAS H. CALDWELL. President
= [sisnedl "A. D. CRossnAs. Mayor.
MAYoRALTY OF New oRLANs. June 10, 1851.
NOI!CE Is hereby given, in virtue of the above
one resolution that will sell at my office on MONDAY.
ne ~, a. % to the lowest bdde Tie con
Boat in accordance with the specifications be furnished
je0 A. D. CRossMAx. Mayor
Specification
VI Drop Tender for the Dredge Boat of the
Second Muaicspuitty.
This Tender to be in respect inferior in workmanship
will be well lined with 3i6th iron, say boiler ro The well
% fesoryor must feet by IL feet inches top
and . ieet inches vertical depth.
he 10 be much longer than the boat. the
well OF the latter shorter than above feet but
like material.
The lender must be finished and delivered to the Munich
patty complete. within 30 days from date Of CONTRACT under
penalty and forfeiture Of ss per day for day there
cost price of said Tender. '' VI ''
Good security will be required in the full amount of the bid
and me party must hand in h under his
New Orleans, June 23, 1851.
HUGH GRANT.
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MAyoRALry OF Nrw ORLEANS. June 10,

MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. June 10, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue of the above
resolution, that will sell at my office, on MONDAY
the Both inst, at Il O'Clock the lowest bidder, the
|. For furnishing all the material. and extending the
Steamboat Landing.
H. For furnishing all the necessary material and extending
Shipping Wharves Nos. 6, T. g. g. TO- H. l2 10 and IA
The whole accordance with the plan specifications
to be furnished by the Surveyor.
Ie2 a. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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SHIPPING.

United states Mail Steamship Company.
FARE REDUCED.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
L The splendid double engine steamship GEORGIA,
t3ooo tons burthen) Lieut., d. ID. Porter u s. NJ com.
manding, will leave her wharf opposite the Place d'Ames
with the Government Mails, and passenger, on SATUR
DAY, June ~, at y O'Clock A. n. precisely.
RATS PASSAGES:
To NewYo rk State room Berth in First Cabin $50 90
Standee Berth Forward Cabin. ....... 20 %
Steerage Berth and found ..........,., rs co
To Havana. State room Berth in First Cabin. 40 90
Standee Berth, Forward Cabin ,,..,. 90 90
Storage Berth and found ........... 20 90
~ Passengers for Havana must have passports from
the Spanish Consul.
H- Each of the Company's steamships has an expert.
enced Surgeon on board.
tT" Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
No Bills of Lang signed after the steamer has sailed
For freight or passage, apply at the Office Of the com.
pany, IS Magazine street. TO
iea JAMES R. JENNINGS, Agent.
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STEALING Trunk. - Mary Williams stands
charged before Recorder Caldwell, by Anne Duffy,
with stealing trunk and its contents, worth thirty
dollars, from house on Baronne street, on Sunday
night last. A search warrant was issued, but the
stolen property was not found.
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List OF Vessels In Port Not Cleared.


Mote In the First municipality designated the follow Ing
table by min the Nos commence The Railroad up
In the Second n the Nos above
Ing No. being Fatboat Landing (m3 the FIRST
commence at the Railroad and being Perry Wha
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TEAss TEAsls
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com
4 pany, No. la5

pany, No. 10
Q hath a m street
(The oldest T e a
establishment in the
Unite Stqtes.) N |
Orleans Agency. vi
Canal street. These
Teas ere more ex-l
tensively known and
approved Of. thani
those Of any otheri
establishment in this|
county. Every sea |
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
neavorto control the
most valuable and
useful kinds ofTEAs|
that are impOYfed
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False Atarm.--Although the cry of ." fire -
reached our about 10 O'Clock last night, we
are glad to have it 10 say that the alarm was a
false one.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRRsCKNT OFFICE, I
Tua.day Mnxuin~ T,oa "a 1871 4

CREsCKNT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, June "a 1851.
COtton-The Arctios accounts to hand yesterday
morning announcing firm market in Liverpool; but they
produced favorable effect with The days sales
limited to about $50 bales at lower rates for mddng and
ordinary grades. We quote:
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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and consequently able furnish thing ths linz
of fine quality for the price, that this respect oth
establishment excel, if at all equal them
g. H. PAGE, Agent,
70 Canal street, door below Royal.
t. inst received per steamship Ohio and ship Union,
mys Sm g.. PAGE, Agent.
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Assault and Intent to Kiu.-Antoine Ls GFos,
alias Antoine Levrot and James Costello, separately
charged with having committed assault and bat
terry with intent to kill, were both sent before the
First District Court, yesterday, by Recorder Seuze.
pean
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PORT OF. NEW ORLEANS.

Las9lrr1.asesr .S se7 Vim Tisosss
tuesday siMs sSins 2 5.ns u. lssl}
n. Cleared Yssterdsy.
$$s &;
En- z zs ass::s: ss.sS %s:
Arrived.
steamship Fashion, Baker, from Indanola 10th inst to
Bark Lpet.o Fish, Gates 10 days from Cardenas. master
Brig TSrcso. Awood 10 days from Matanza. to Cotchett
hhnePp; IShn' 20 Y MR. 2PsP 9s% Louisville
Nsa W kaK f Moo, sr1 9Iam E Ssse,.
Towboat Western. Martin. from the Passssowed
fe re s N 5 n z A ssE
retto Fish and brig TorceIlo.
Ssmp 6 a. ship IA "a 81 bales cotton AZ
%S shss Is Ss *. o hs
,L5yERPoOL-Psr ship Epamnondas. 1890 bales cotton
bbd % sf. ship shey 1858 bales cotton 80 h
GoWES.Per ship Francis: 574 hhds tobacco.
uayes bark Balear: 1l2 bales cotton. 1000
% aa schr Robt speddsn 30 bbs Bread
Il SSSs1sGse fna .uPs ssr Au,s, R,,
Imports.
~ AS-PeT barb Loretto Fhh 1870 bbls l43 half
Dds m0ases TO Jas Mitchell. NV ''
MAIANTAs-Per brig Torceo: 1862 bbs molasses to
receipts OF Produces:
LoniSvILLE-Per steamer Bunker Hill No 8: 80 coils
,o2e FGIman Latng &co So do 4s pes baggng bales
iW'he Sdde Green &Go-7 pkgs Babcock Fennel-i do
1ncF son &co-S do Mauphay-70 do Kennedy l. Eos
ss sms corn Yeaman &co-32 do Twjchel eco
20 ao m sks oats, cks bacon w Givens-lO bbs eggs
f'enner-oo bales cotton Robson & AIen-@ do Hill Mo
lean 0co5i0 do FIers0n Fowler-S hhds tobacco III
Feowes Hco-5 hhds tobacco, Is bacon has
rasqner Gco-W hhds tobacco Cowan Dykers &co-SO do
ewltt Norton zGos3l do West Ssmmes-30 Beverly
aaas Zoo Short &eo-4o Turner. Wilson &co-li
mcHonochle Donneli.7 Kelly & C0nyngham-ii5 w {;
-II9 n,a ~ bales cotton. 500 bhds tobacco, WV
NhAND ECORE-Pers steamer Heca: 30 bales cotton tn
nnchannon Carroll &co-2 do Bonner l. Smith-iI do II
uT,yII 90 relieves &co-M Burke &co-l5 Roubeu
cCTEl,OUSAS-PeI steamer Ann: Is hhds sugar. "a 600
Iee lumber Pefret33 hides Belloca-36 do i, Duho
10, bales wool ROsel4 rolls OF leather Wit er i
St ps sandUin DO Z Blanchin-2 pkgs, order
x., ACHlrh -Fer steamer New World; bales cotton
hams rhllps &co1 do Gonissen Bros-l bale peJres
% hiue a w hitmarsh &co-1 pkg Kitchen Il Dayis- pkg
oakey q Hawkns-sundres to order.
msmOran0a,
The U steamship Fashion, from Indianoa 10th instant
reports that the steamship Louisiana left that port at M
on the same day. for New Orleans.
%
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THIS well-known Summer Retreat is now open
L for the reception of Boarders. Daring the spring, -
many additions and Improvements have been made f4
greater degree of comfort and convenience
the guests of the house. TIE Table will be always furnished
with all the deicaces which the and the New Or
charge. and always plenty Of Milk from KEEP,
the premises. Attached to the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns, which make it one Of the
most pleasant resorts on the shore.
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor,
AT the oydas street Restaurant, No. so Poydras street
myz9 I'm JOHN COATES. Proprietor,
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Tue best and strongest ce medicine world Tor the
hsbitnal Aeiy asthma
pies nepnt consumption debility evers
lever and asue exposure heat cold old diseases
ing from digestion, dershssd Of the steAch
for females suaering
TO the following;
Professor A. 4. HAYES, M D., State A~syer:
FrTzHkNRY HOMER, Esq, Boston;
Jas z. DUNN. ESQ.,, Guy TreaauFer Boston;
Hon L. h. ARNOLD formerly Governor Of Rhode Island
Hon. VIZ. WeopBRIpsE. formerly Governor Of haishi'
gan, u. r. Senator;
Hon; 7; MoRKHKAD, formerly Governor OF Kentucky
Hon l. F, SIanors u. 9. Senator from Rhode Island;
Hon SAML 8. PnELrs, u =. sssnafos from vermont;
Hon. soIosos Foors, msmber Of Congress from VT:
Hon H. ID. Fosrss member Of Cenxrsss from Penn's;
Hon M. L. MARTYR, Delegate in Congress from Wiscon'
Gem 4. {. Dopss, member in Congress, from Iowa.;
R. P. SrowI, ksa, Clerk tho House Of Reprsentv's;
q. TFewssiDs. Esq Bst,oi !. MirhhI; :,,o,. n,,
Sss5 stssr ind1iasa he .rsd
@sia: e'HA a. 81 r.. ne rs
REED, BATES s. AUSTIN. w holesais psassisss, No
For : sss BY WRiGaf CO.. Isl Charu.sst.
Er- Price 81 per battle; ak bottles TOT -
CAyTioN-Eaeh Gsauins oIygsnatei sitsrs
viii have outside wrapper printed Enn French ane Ssn-
Of Geo. Green, rropreor upon Ihfss
ss audi adion iaey engraved label upon mo Yep . tns
1f,s'N As'n'' Ana u" 'A'A AL ''u~'' "1'' lii Jew
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EAST FASCAGOULA HOUSEsF
THE undersigned have taken a lease for three
4 years the well known Hotel East Pascal oala. IA
Mis-. 30 long known and kept by N J. McRae II 6,1
will be opened for the reception of company the ~
and health ul the Calf; 10 the breeze has
the finest bathng Fishing and convenience for all kinds of
recreation desirable in a summer resort.
The uoe undergoing thorough repairs and will be fin
bic order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained any Of the
markets, and the undersigned atter themselves that their
experience the best Hotels NewOeansthe St. Charles
and the st Lous-are assurance that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort of their guests.
myl5 BOYD & SIMPSON
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Monday Evening" June %. 1851.
There is but a small supply of Western Beeves. and
scarcely Texas Cattle offering. The receipts to-day
consisted of few Lake Cattle and Calves
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4 TEAS everofIered for
salem this city. and at lower
prices. These TEAS are of
the latest importation, and
ofthe most choice qualities
grown in c h ina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metallicpackages, 20
as to preselve their fra
GRANGE as long rs in the
chests.
City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and h0telssup.
piled with every dnscrip-
ton hfTEAs, inchests, half
chests, y lb and s b box
ages, e desired.
- n
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The U steamship Fashion, from Indanola Goth instant
reports that the steamship Louisiana left that port a
on the same day. for New Orleans
80
Passengers.
8 A, DR. Galaher. ~ ' 'o''' y
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Committsd.-Edward Riley, charged by Eliza
Connolly with having opened her trunk by means
of false keys, and stolen therefrom mantilla and
some jewelry, worth in all twenty.three dollars,
was examined yesterday on the charge. The &C.
currence was stated to have taken place on the
18th inst, at the residence OF Mrs. Pagan, on
Tchoupitoulas street. The testimony for the pros
ecution proved that the prisoner first obtained the
trunk under false pretences, by stating that Eliza
Connolly had sent him for it; that he opened it,
and took the manta and jswelry out, and that he
made present of the former to one Mary Smith.
As there was no evidence to the contrary, Riley
was sent before the First District Court.
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Stolen Property Found.-A gold bracelet, OBJ
tanned from Catherine Brennan, stolen from Mr.
Rarene's store, 18l Poydras street, three weeks
since, was brought to the High Constable's Office
Second Municipality, last evening.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
otage Manager. W.T. q o. chAkLks
fH5 EVENING, Tuesday, June a. the performance will cof
i with The Play entitled
ALONZO THE BRAVE.
Aonzo Mr. Charles Imosene. Mile Duret
After which, the Ballet entitled
THE PERI.
Characters by Miles Harot Baron, D. Baron. Baron
Messeurs Msusin, Pinsuely and the Corps de Ballet.
To conclude with the amusing Fsrce entitled
MATCH IN THE DARK.
Ellen harsden lie Duret Capt Courtney Mr. Charles
~ Wednesda y-Beneft Of Mile f. BARON
II Doors half O'Clock performances to
at quarter s.
Prices Of AdussoBoxes Ind Second Tier and Psrque
IS Boxes Third Tier, for coloei only 80
Gallery, % ceuts.
MADAME DWELL
DESPECTFULLY informs and Gentlemen CT New
~ Orleans that she has Just arrived from and
vnlted residence Old Leyee Espsnads
opposite Mint Present. Past and Future
NJ Consultations Genlernen 81 Ladies &c. je24 st.
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one OF the
6rst Tea imponers IL PhiIsde phis e cnMP,es a:sost-
suit purchasers has hnd them put small psckages OF
Y and ID each. They guaranteed to be OF quality
embrace all the varieties usually sold here. The following
list of qualities and pIices :. =.
~ YOuuQ Hynon u ~
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f;1r He will continue to keep his usual stock of
Choice Teas i'm Chests and Half Chests
Those prerrng them in this STYLE be supplied in guam.
titles tn snit
E The patronage of the lovers of Coop TEA respect
fully solicited. w. @. RAYMOND,
my2D I'm II fsamu stregt.
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Extra fine curious Young Hyson.. S
i ~
Fine - ................... U
Extra fine Imperial Y
Fine - ................... ................ Wy
Superior - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
Extra fine Gun Powder
Fine .......,............... W
SupefFF ~
bhe Ooong
Fine -, :, :. = - :. 80 :. . 80 Al
EngIsn bFedkfast..
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Tea Warehouse, 81
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

rHElarges, a.sortment Of GREEN ana BLACK
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

good pltnt,ton Molasse, at 35c; AMI 600 sack,
q y SAT- 10 arrive at 81 30.
WEATHER, RIVERS Nth" weather
ha, been warm, bat otherwise favorable for ou,
door bnhne'. River opposite unusually nigh
and '!i'! rising. All the upper rivers are in
their iuI spring tide, aud many Of them over
ilowed. y flood of some magnitude now seems
inevitable and already proportions are being
made almg Front street 70 receive it. The
water 1.-THE upper part wants but a few feet OF
covering the Levee. For several days past
there haze been but few New Occaus boats in
port audon this account il has been almost i'm
possible ship al! thing. To day there was hot
solliar, boat for New Orleans at the landing
ana mot M engagement nauu Tor freight, Of
which W. could learn. Four or five boats will
have arri'ad by Monday, and in all probability
as!ght ayoncc may be obtained, on the cur
rent rates Of the past week,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
iNTrLLIGENcER OrrIcE,
SATURDAY, May 81, 1851 Il p. NJ, !


SATURDAY, May 81, 1851 p NJ,
The marke, GENERALLY has been unusually hull
with downward tendency in most OF the Tea
ding articles of produce. The offerings Of To-
bacco for the three days amount to oS MICS. hHt
80 Of which were sold the bids on Tugs Ranging
from 81 % to 80: seconds from - to 80:
shipping leaf from 80 lOlo7 % n" nanuiac.
turing offered; receipts continue liberal but the
greater portion arriving consists OF Hr'Ps ana
other fine qualities, and are immediately reship,
ped. Hemp has been rather dQ!I on account OF
liberal receip,s, and the impractcatlIi;y Of re
shining either to the OHIO river or to New
Orleans. Today, nothing, comparatively speak
ing wa, done il the article, price may be quoted
from SGS to so. The sales Of Lead last rcpor
ted were at 81 a 1 % for lower, ~ II u
for upper mine. ) Flour is very quiet, and
TRANSACTIONS for the past three days coniine'
entirely TO retail lots to FIJI orders, or for The
city trade; price however, seem to have IN
derpone ltle, OF no change, the largest ship
men,. from above going directly forward
Wheat sold yesterday and the day previous as
high as 50 Sic. To-day, the highest sale
quoted were at so Sic. exclusive u sacks. -
Corn and Oats are both lower sales OF the Tor
mer in good shipping order at ~ q" o"'
at 80 a 3lc sacks included,
Provisions are generally dull, and since u
date of our last semi-wcekly report we nav
heard of no large sales of either For" or L'f"
Bacon, too, continues inactive aud sales rang
from | A to 20 per Ii decline on all desor'I
tons Of good quantity Lard IS scarce, but II
in any great demand No i'll b1Is at "A
Sal no sales OF kegs. Groceries have bee
unusually dali until To-day, when there vi
more inquiry for sugars, Mola'se' and SAT-
sale Of As Ellt good Sugar al q be; 100 Hb