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.CINCINNATI-Per steamer Martha Washington: 2l2
bb whisky 80 cks bacon IL bbs wine 9 nails
Mcdsegor 0c0-lU0 bbs lard "a do OIL 50 do pork Seccomb
VOORHEES, 40 bbls whisky Lands &co48 do Shropshire
sonlO0 do. 10 tics hams Geddes-l6 bbs do C0nnoly
Sco-98s pcs bagging Shultz Hadien-20 casks bacon
Beatty, ggett &cO hams. 81 boxes cheese 81 kegs
butter, etc Adsms-9l do, ~ bbs eggs sturges
"a kess butter Wright &co40O boxes candles IL bbls
lard OIL Gross-H do starch B,agg-4y do eggs, ID do
pickles, 59 kegs butte, Schneider Ws0 dozen
Wheeler Biake-l23 bols l. E Backu.-25 do Shell
don PtSef-36 bdis iron w Arthur S1co-63 bxs cheese
q !. pnsen-ot Of furniture w Whling-do w Scotch
carts Hogsn Tureaud23 bxs hardware Buddecke ECO
u DO Maspereau &co-39 bxs glassware G Dunap-e3
90 Fell &co-l12 SKIS oats Shstfefsten -sundes
order
ATCHAFALAYA-Pes steamer f d White; @ bales
cotton Watt DsSauies-i3 do Ward Il Jonas-6 do to z
Gerard &eo-4 bales Avst-lo8 ks corn Robertson
McDouga-s7 boxes peaches Scott 4 Robnson-l0 do w
IA, mand..25 hides md snndries to order.
ST MARTlNsVILLE-Pers steamer Anna No q: 2 hhds
sugar. bales cotton DeBanc-O hhds sugar CHun,ing.
.on-5 bales c,tton ID hhds Beloeq-l6 bb mo.
'asse' Pavy. Lobt &co2 do Witter Gro sandl4O0
board. +
ElCkSBURi-Per steamer Watcher Noe: 4bsles cotton
Elder, Bros &co-l92 do Buckner e. Stauton-Sa do
Byrne AcS-5l do L. Il Gaie-Z2 Feara DOnegan &co-zS
Watt DeSauiles-i9 swney, Green &co-l3 Felowes b
co.'s Payne n Harrison-l1 Brander Williams aco-8 G
Counoy-7 Wright Williams Soo--7 Cleveland, Bros u &C
- Mclemores Cnrn &cO-s do Ward Il Jonas-42 baiel
moss Caro-2i7 boxes peaches and sundres 10 ores-
Total. 4a3 bales ton.
FLATBOATS.
1T Jeffer SON City
INDIANA-Per O'Neis etc boats. 3400 bbls ear corr
50 Overf0n, Chism &c0-and order.
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NEW ORLEANS posT-OFF1cE.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. From october u.s. 1851
Office Hours Weekdays, from A. NJ until 6 P. NJ;
Sundays Ind HO,days, from unit II m.
GREAT EASTERN NAIL. via Mobile. arrives daily at 8
prepaid inland ierslsn % Letters the
oar. H. p s var Gus s9enes va Lngaa py 3tean
s. SsPRss s iflssgs ss
a. on 1s M on and Thursdays
GaHAT WEsTERs MALL sqPPlying Baton Rouge. St.
WD Point ,snye Grad Lake NsPsson
Paaaosh Hendslon Esan
I s"S Vst.su,s T s@as and
Evansville and Louisville twice week. closes arrives
ST; Louis MAIL. suppyipg Na,chez. yick.burg. Ma
day, asc.pisd p. MI arrives day~hou. Irregular
ST Red ;Hp sy suns @ ss.m:
and sss
arrives on Sunday, Monday, Thursday aud Friday, BY
5 SS;sf Nm. ;%ssynS ss
mine Saeh Bsy a"dns Ba1o Rouse and Interior Ics
DER. Port Hudson Hsfmi,age Waterloo, 81 Fancs,le,
"a and on Friday at IL arrives Monday Tuesday and
Ne,ch.o'ss sgsyepo a.a Eastern Texas closes
| days Irregular N'' "N-
Co ss5 LAKE Mail, closes Monday Wednes
os NAIL closes daily s1oep Sunday,
CARRoLLToN MAIL, closes Monday "wednesday and
Friday at p arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
4 pm.
GALVESTON. sALuRrA. IspIANoLA and PoRT LAvAcA
eio.v Sunday, at due Tuesday Wednesday
| at p. o.
BRAzos SANTIAGO. Point Isabel, Brownsville and Rio
ranle' closes every Thursday, at MI Monday ii
HAVANA MAIL closes (direct) the 18th and 9th of each
nonh p NJ and via Charleston the 9th aud 25th
| ape in advance.
| WEST INDIA ISLANDS, MExICo Ports in the Gulf o
Mexico and on The Aanc Coast south
and thence by Br fish all steamers closes direct the ln
2h OF each month, aud Charleston the
18Th at hhltpast III Due about the 9Th, 18th,
s0h, lpost &c p iyabe in sdvanceD as fol- ows:
British Poons-W!ien the the o. s mailing oc
is z5O0 miles UNDER. Half Letter. i0c Newspaper
Over 1910 miles fltounce lie Newspaper &c
Not British Possessions When h4 ir m the s. man
office Is 25o1 miles or under Haoz Letter. Sc Newspaper
Over $500 miles Hatoz Letter, 45c. Newspaper,
When the United distance to the office
delivery $500 M under Haoz Letter Newspaper
/ Over $500 mes .Halioz. Letter Newspaper &c
NEwGRANADA, West Coast of South America Caliiorni
and oregon, sa,uwich lslands and Oh
.Ith OF each month at arrives the hAnd
Postage payable IN except TO California and Oregon h
postage places the West Coast America
each single letter so sp1per cent
when enti and q each letter cents pager whe
| received. y
Il al. Schedule of Postage.
IB- The following will the Rates of Postage on and as
| the LIST Of July, 1851: 20
L. Letter Postage. by half ounce or under betwee
. places within United :.
3tOO miles or under Sc pIepsid unpai
over 5V00 mi &c prepaid ppai
=. Letter Postage, by one-half ounce or under when cor
veyeh " the oned States, wholly part by
| from foreign country: ia
$500 miles lOc To he prepa
over Iooo ne .2Oe To be preps
shall adjusted different by Postal Treaty or
| already concluded, or hereafter to be made. -
B. Newspapers, not exceeding three ounces in weight
aud Don" hde Subscribers postage payable quarterly
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= STEAMBOATS,.



a W ". 4. ss y I5.. cs,: %st "a In F.
n. -, caeduia-SunDsr Arangemea- Il be Sew
a; sisfp; mate: A. rl0a,DA. oss,:sHs
ieaye the Pontchnssan Railroad daily. On The arrival at hs
IL Tbs Wss Tster Bag will ieavs the offic. of tbs
jels r. GEDDEs. Aren. ioBsnt Piaoa.
- - Canal Line steamer ST. IH ARi.Re-S
iE4>G Scmnes Arfnnsem: n,-kos Mobile, wa Bay
biloxi AID Pascaeosls-0n and after saiuris!. inst,
tins new and splendid packet steamer. WIN. G. Sutton. mas
es bo,lt Tor the Lake trade with supenor
and n Is N SsT
O'clock, and the Pomcharan Railroad the s,ya Of The
%o osess Ssss RsturnDg ~ill leave Mobile ever
day s Ssss @ ~ T TSs
B.s eli The o. Of d. agent ..
ies Il sEiIDEs. Agent. % Hank Place. :
~n~~.. Steamer CA lJFOnNlA.- summer
&ft57C hrrangsment- For Riiosi, Bay = Ions.
i.sESd Lsts pssss, G.ss Rsyps
airy cabin forward and new brbt AZ. fos
IN S9 Cd sss * s, nnS
shs o'clock A. m.,csm. and SATURDAY EVENINGS
he c,ScGk & y es,s =, Beginning w ,ssye Bi,.x
k .:s 3 BAY sy s1s
GOt0ON. John Amsden Muster, vii lesw
of ne aocve and al intermediate landings, TUESDAY
s n s 4 .d sss, s.sa,
"i ia &c o. RousiEu. Agent, ~ Old Iew.
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 81.

( Murder.-Tbe examination Of Henry A. Sample,
,harged with the murder Of James Grey, in Os-
borne's Foundry, on the Levee, about three weeks
ago, was yesterday proceeded with before Recor-
'der Caldwell. 1t APPEARED from the testimony Of
fered in court, that Sample, who lived in room
over the foundry, had been on drunken spree for
eight ten days. Grey took his coat, put it on,
went ont with it, and returned without it; all the
witnesses thought, far as this went, that the
/ matter was, TO use their own words, "pure devil
\ ment." The next step, on the part of Grey, was
to follow Sample up stairs; noise was then heard
overhead by the men in the foundry, as if some.
thing weighty had fallen. Instantly Sample came
down stairs, and going up to a Mr.. Redmond in
the shop, he told him he " claimed the protection
of the law'' Mr.. Il. told him TO 60 up stairs and
lay down, tfor he thought Sample was laborine
1nder delirium tremens at the time.) One of the
len from above cried out "Grev is killed." On
going up stairs, one of the witnesses discovered
Grey lying on the floor, with two deep wounds on
his head. Having bandanged him as well as they
could, he was taken TO the Charity Hospital, where
he died in a few days afterwards. The testimony
.or the prosecution closed about half-past two
o'clock, when Col. Field moved the court to ad-
sipHrn the further hearing Of the case to Saturday
Next. Motion complied with, the Recorder stating
THAT he would resume the examination the last
thing on that day.
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4" HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern shore or Mobile Hay.

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
Place is now comp o.derfos visitors. Many IA
important improvements ha been made during the f6
The top of the bluff Of gradual and easy thereby
avoiding the long digit OF formally psed This adds
another the pleasant waIks about the ppenass
Thenumber of has been increased, that 0 per-
car be handsomey accommodated the coming season
The bathns arrangements extensive The shower
baths snpped from yieAng NJ east 100 eaAons
pure water minute. The Bay bathing equal To any N
the South. afy. f.SlFt
The location Of this place bejng nearly 50 feet above the
level OF the bay with nothing ostruc the breexes from
the Gulf; with fine view Of the Bay Of Mobile West
eKn Shore, nice sbady grove, good roads, swarnps
Standing water, consequently 1osQ1iOes eties one
OF the santest well heaest places Of resort to be
found In the whole country.
Aranssmen,sii made for abundant supply Of Fist.
The proprietor commenced buidng this esabhshment about
the LIST January, B5, with the view Of making the most at
bacye psce in the outh. The husness thus far baa
eeeded his mos sspgune expecaiiona BEING the bsdss
Ibis IN the very best posihle maaner which all he
considers say in sr The table, bar,
Besides the variety OF amussment, which
tenaye other place. the p,opre0f has
siei for the Attendance Of superior Band Of ~ sc.
Th place having sens frvoie Eesr the past swo
M larsenumber Of the citizens Of New Oriesps and Lou
ana. the ptopetss hopes b. .ct ATTENTION. TO coatnr
s'ia s.-c.a- the wharf several tins
The charges will be moderate Letters papers directed
to Holly wood. Mobile will direct and without de
| tentop WILLARD FREEMAN, HEopnetM.
| HOLLYWOOD, MAY 8 1851 mvl9 3m
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Man Killed by the Pontchartrain Railway
Cars-The city Coroner held second inquest
yesterday in the Charity Hospital, the body Of
Thomas Dunno, aged about thirty years, who died
shortly after being brought there of injuries received
on the left side, from the passing of the horse-car
of the Pontchartrain Railway over him, between
eleven and twelve o'clock the night before last.
It'll supposed the man was inebriate when knocked
down by the car. He bruised and broken in
a shocking manner.
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Gresesnt 43ssk ano Ast 3pn ting Oaaee,

NJ The proprieto of the ally Weekly Crescent respect
fully inform their friends pubct they have recently
additions lot esabshmen and havs
placed under charge Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM vhoha
oeen long known IN gentlemen Of high capabilities in
the The material Of the office being comps and nearly
ali nsv, they prepared all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
With the east possible delay without DISAPPOINTMENT TO thosa
favor with patronage. Particular attention VII be
given TO the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS. -
BILLS OF LAnING, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NOTARIAL cLKRHs' BLANKS,
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS, II. ~ d
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND 1AfDBlLLss
RECEIPTS, CARDS, nc,
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Murdsr.-Thonas Enwrght was arraigned be-
fore Recorder Caldwell yesterday, on the charge of
stabbing Charles Harrison Grover, mate of the
steamboat Grand Turk, on the Levee, on the 18th
June inst. Grover died of the wounds in the
Charity Hospital, on Wednesday last On the
usual question being put, the prisoner replied
that he had stabbed him, but that it was in self.
defence" The Recorder advised the prisoner to
withdraw this plea, and reflect little. The prs-
oner then put in the plea of mot guilty." and was
remanded for final examination to the I'd JULY next
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Inguest.-The Coroner held an inquest yester-
day, on the body of John Smith, aged about twenty
years, who found drowned in the river, oppo-
rite Esplanade street, Third Municipality. Verdict
accordingly. Smith was bathing in the river,
when he got out of his depth, and the current took
him off, when he was drowned.
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Kidds Money.-A correspondent of the New
Haven Palladium makes the statement that ex-
cavations being made on the shore OF Long
Island Sound, in the town of Stratford, by persons
who have faith in the revelations of mesmerism,
in the belief that there is treasure of great value
buried at that spot by Capt Kidd, or some other
mysterious parsonage. The company prose-
cutting their labors by the aid of pair of oxen and
scraper Some one of the company is occasion
ally put into the clairvoyant state, for the purpose
of facilitating operations.
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sHAKEsPEAR IRON FOUNpRY,

EUo JtT0d otreet, NefU OTt6GHS. .''Y
WHEELER, GEDDES 81 Co, would res.
Psstin intern he pnbc that they are roy prspa5ed
and saw NIL MACHlNERY and RAILROAD WORK,
such as Turn Tables Stay Plates Switches, Chair, etc
the shortest notice and the most approved system.
Having Lathes of sizes enab led and
bore Iron and Brass work of almost all kinds. -
Orders for Columns. Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Mouths.
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gal
and T0mD RaiDgs Shafts and Puieys Axes and Boxes,
Grlers Stove Plates. Venlators Sash Weighs viii
meet with prompt attention. -
The Blacksmith Department is fitted enable workmen
to execute any orders thar may be received.
Orders rom Plantations punctoaly attended to, which
please address to - :, : = F'I
WHEELER, GEDDEs Il CO., Newodeans. La.
J.F. WHEELER, ]. GEDDES,
8. SWOOP. -
my2, 7 Am,
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cheap supply of wholesome and agreeable fruits
and vegetables. The lower rate at which good ar
tcles can be furnished, the less the temptation to
sell those which are unripe or decayed, and the
| better for the public health" q di
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Larceny Michael Manning, charged with steal
ing lin company with the slave Anderson) bale
Of Gotten, on the l4th of June, from the Planters
Cotton Press, was yesterday examined before Re-
corder Caldwell. The cotton belonged TO Robert
Abbott & Co, and was found, after being stolen
in cabaret in Madden's house. Madden denied
having any thing of the sort there, when asked by
the officer poin, it out. The case was sent be.
fore the First District Court
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Svindling.-David COPELAND, f. m. c., gave bail
Yesterday before Recorder Suzeneau to answer the
charge made against him by Jean Cameron, a
baker living at the corner of Poet and Love Streets
Third Municipality, who says, he entrusted him
with $40 IS worth of Bread which he sold and
appropriated the proceeds to his own use.
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
TIN largest assortment of G. ZEN and BLACK

L TEAS ever offered fol
salem this city and at loves
prices. These TrAs are oi
the latest importation. aud
OF the most chOioe qualities
grown In G h ina . ha wing
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lies they are put up IN
small quantities in well Sc
curedmeta,iic packages. 50
as TO prese, We their Ira,
grsnce as long as in the
chests
sTCity retail dealers,
country merchants, sieam.
hoats, ships and hOtelssup
piled with every .dIlscrip
ton afTEAs. inchests. hal
chests, u b and d b boz
ages, !. Desired.
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"A Dsserter Arrestsd-A man named John
Rohan, deserter from the United States Army,
who, it is stated, belonged to Company X, 9Th
Regiment was arrested as such yesterday by Of
fcer Sullivan, Third Municipality police.
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Discharged.-Alice Nugent charged by Mrs.
+. Hamilton, who resides franklin street, with
stealing pair of Shoes SUM- bonnet, and school,
bag full Of books, was discharged by Recorder
Genois Yesterday, for want of proof.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27

First District Court-Trial for Murder
Found Guihy.-Hardy Lewis Mullen, {. IN. c.,
was tried and found guilty yesterday, of assaultng
and killing another free man of color named John
Butler, with an iron bar, inficting wound upon
the left side of the head, about an inch deep, Of
which wound he died on the Both OF March last
fortnight after it was inflicted.
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TEAsy TEASyy
THE TEAS oil the New York Canton Tea Com.

u pany, No. 125
ECh a'thsm street
(The oldest r e a
establishment in the
'Umtei Ststes.) N
tlrlesns Agency. u
Gsnulst These
Teas 8se more es-.
tei,sively known and
. atproyrti Of, than
those Of any Other
establishment In this
couia,y. Eeerv sea
son the CANTON
TEA ioMPANye en-
/ deav0r iocont,ol the
most valuable and
| dsofTkAs
that are imuOytel, ,
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THIS Establishment will be. opened for the re-
cspsio. Of yis9S e the y3th inst. usier the "A
during thsspnnk many sddious and improvements
have been mads TO insure greater degree q comdoft ami
oOpveaience 10 the gaests Of the h0use-s = "
he sandy beach of Biloxi. heseto0se annoyiag Pc
deras been plAnked by OF the eopoTauon and
Villages NJ = s''f, -. ~ - .
The Table will always be supplied with the deicacies Of
the coast and New Orleans Market. 8
and billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys. 80 =
The following Rates OF Board will be CHARGED during the
81 The month (per week) aIO o.
Dy week.. u
...ss 49,. " ..
Children and Servants, half price.
| Biloxi. May 10, 1851. myl5 BIN =
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a consequently arsbe furnish thing in heir 0
OF 50 lne austy toy the That in this rspsst osG
s. n. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door behsW Royal.
II Just received steamship Ohio and sp Uni0a,
msS BIN = g. Il. PAGE, Agent.
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List OF Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

the First municipality designated in the following
table by me Nos commence atthe Railroad and rnn up
In the Second % the Nos Steamboat Land
Ing, No. being Fiaboat Landing Third (m),
commence the Railroad and down. being Perry
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At the latest dates, the Missouri was again
rapidly rising all the way down, and it was gener-
ally believed that the June rise from the mountains
. had commenced.
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Arrests Edmond Deloney was arrested last
q, ,venng at the request of John d. Marsells, who
, harges him with stealing key of butter from a
! lore in Poydras street.
John Boomer was arrested on charge of breach
o trust.
w. II. Lord was arrested, having an iron chain
il his possession supposed to be stolen.
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Discharged. - John Farrell, charged with lar
ceny, was discharged yesterday by Recorder Cald-
well, on accoun, of the attendance OF the
prosecutor.
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THE subscribers having disposed Of one-half
Il their interest in the NEw York AID NEw ORLEANS
EXPRESS to Me~n ADAMS Co., the business wM be
conducted hereafter npder the name and stye Of AAM
PRESS. y " = m sTiMsON & CO. VI Camp ~
NewOrleans June rs, 1851 jel6 2w
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Vel Said The Providence (R. ~ Journal

Well Said The Providence (R. ~ Journal
! remarks:
"Tbere are many thousands of people amid the
magnfcence and splendor of the British capital,
whom the labor of sugar plantation would be
ease and the fare of the negroes in the slave States
luxury that they never dreamed Of. The num-
bers and condition of the poor in England should
| leave Englishmen sympathies to waste upon
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Tu0MAS a. ADAMS, PfsIideYt.
MosEs Gxsssweepsvic s-Pss-asas.
CuARLxs J.. Maus0NI. Secsesary. = srs1 g-r =
- D5reetoEG st.fss ~
2sasl BsgL y lie W, c. A. 6ssysv. siss
s4~, suris, Jaar Dr. BsE. OIL. Daaasssr,,
ho.ss Grss-sood, NJ O. H. SariO~. =: F'asy Psis
j. a. EaysiH,i 6. s. HasGss, .. 11Stovs -,
VIM p. ConsSss r. B. 5,snm~, ~ CaHs ds,
.DapM Hpse.sn, H. m Wnsn, Nv Carroll,
John D. B<s~, }. W Zae AviS, j. RlSord,
j. ". Stufos, Corrsins Fslowu, " y. VrsdAHAWt
Nsshan Jarvis . CT B~ddsess, toR o. Woodvc&
6sres Jaras, " b. hcCaahson, f. AssHE
p. sipms Zoss DessHlss, s. Rs.Hsts, ~
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CONTAINING No ALcoMoL.


r,HE osuhei medicine the
Of Dyspepsa heartburn.
acidy asthma,
consumption debility raeted
and heat cod asead dseanss
digestion, derangrd
Its excellent remedy and slrpae
females suffering from
Among The numerous and highly rsts
to the following: 4 -
Professor A. A. HAYES, M. d.. State Assayes:
las. Y. DUNN ESQ.,, CITY TSessarer, Boston;
tion. MYnon LAwRyNCx. hxPres. Mass. Ssuates
Hon L. ii. AREOLp, formerly Governor OF Rhode lsland
now member OF Congress; .-a
Hon. WI W0oDBRIpsk. formerly Governor Of Mich.
gan, now Y. {; SENATOR'S
Hon J MoRrHEAD, formerly Governor Of KentscO
Hon. J. +. SIMaoss u g. Senator from Rheds island
Hon o ST. 80 PHELPS, w. g. Senator i.cs ss.%ont;
Hon. SoLonos Foorx. nepbsrsf Consrssi from ";
Hon. T. d. E0sTHS, member 81 CersFss from rem q;
Hon ~. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Cassfess nom "heon
sin Territory;
Ser poP s,. s.s
z g. TRow1RIDes. EaQ., Dssor wen
Jos rrH Hoxia, Esa., " N'sl street, New York,
Many hsss IT, s sss e sss,sa
SsS viii e'"atT s s g, sseES pspr'sias @msiss W.
| REED. RATES AUSTIN w holesae prusssls. No.
| Is MesehsntsS Row. B0ston, General AGENTS..
| Fos Ale Nv ]. WRIGHT CO., ISL Charress Il.
| u Pre-. u ~ bottle az botles ef d.
scAurioH- une Genuine ozyssaaisa Bnsss
vii have outae printed Enssh Frsnch asd span
Sies and addition. finely ved label the
botls viii signature Reed Safes Austin.
] MS d&W
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HAVANA-Per bark Milaudon 206 bb|s moases 7N
hxs lot Of fruit, etc PUG, Mir Eco segas
vas-3 do M CastIo-5 do ID Facio-3 sweetmeats
sesars PUG Puig-3o bales tobacco bbs sweetmeats
EspFeu - -
,,CARDENAs-Per schr American: 70a bbls molasses
C0cbran &c0. -
GRAND CA!LLOU-Per schr Urbana: l54 hhds sugar,
bbs molasses w Th0mpson-1l do, 10 bbs
toms A u Dennstoun &co-6U baes moss, order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-27
SHIPPING.
United state. Mail Ste |. mship icomp.n

United states Mail Steamship Company.
FARE, REDUCED. 49, ).
FOR NEW YORK DIR ECT, via HAVANA.
\ The splendid double engine steamship eskOH1sIA,
taOO tons b0ren,) Lient. ID. ID. Porter. U. n,
mandng, viii leave her wharf opposite the Place d. Aymes,
with The Government Mails and passengers on SATUR.
DAY June g. Al O'Clock 4. NJ, ppeciseiy. :. = :
: - -. RATRs o. PAssAee: -f~ y.
To New 0rk. state Berth, in First cabin $50 CO
Stsndee Berth, Forward CABIN. -. 40 %
Seerage Benin and found ........... rs %
To Havana. State Berth. in Fnt %. " 10
. standee Ber h, Forward Cabin -. 30 CO
Storage Berth and found ............. 70 0l
II Pasensen for Havana must have passports from
~ Each Of the Companys steamships has an expesI
eneed Sn, xenp on bosrd, q. y = 49,
kT Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
E No Bills Of Laing signed alter the stesef has tailed
u For freight or passage apply at The Office Of the com
pany, IS Magazine street, to 49,. 100 =