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Imports.
GALV ESTON-Per steamship Galveston: Lot of catt

GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston: Lot of cattle
to order. o' vi eo'''e
NEW YoRK-Per ship Mediator: Assorted mdse
HAVANA@P.r bark Ellen Maria 1874 boxes sugar in G.
Beicher COLL do Cahnzac-3s0 do Ping Mi Mcns6
% nelyal,l, Moreno-3 do Laborde Xques-I2O do
Vas-lO2 do Roman Kernon-lU, do q d Brosdwell X
co1lo cases segars w Cruza-3 do Rcul6 &co-2 bag
coiee I Buddecke &cO-rotal sugar, 3)i7 boxes
Mills " ~ ~ " o''"es
PENSACOLA-Per schr Martha: U.s. 900 feet lumber TO
10 n schr Powhattan: So GOO feet lumber
C Po0ey ' ~ De' ~ :
aths ] I, Pooley, ~ " e'' i7'''V
;, PENSACOLA schr Maria: 1871 feet of lumber.
II ,W0 lahs J g Ponley. " ''
ST MARkS-Per schr Edward Barnard 1863 bbs naval
AUTOMATICALLY chr Aurelia: l4O bales cottop
to Jury &co " o"'e' 'o''oh
Sbultz L. Hadien-3U do order ~ '" W
APALACHICoLA-Persc br A N Mckay 60 bales cot.
ton to M White &co-2O do order ' w waves S'
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SERIOUS AssAuLT.-A man named J. Peters
was arrested yesterday for assauting and danger
ously wounding Benjamin Beal with a Ratchet
They are both aaiboatmen, and about II O'Clock
in the morning they fell out, and Peters, becoming
irrtated, took up the deadly weapon and struck
his companion terrible blow on the head, which
cut it open and endangered his life. He now lies
in precarious state in the Charity Hospital.
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A Family of Valuable House Servants on accom
lnOdatlng terms.
BY Il. II. RI.ACAE d ca.

THURSDAY, May - noDn-WI De sold ancton at In,
~. Louis Erchsnse ST Louis STREET.
FAMILY or HOUSE SERVANTS, composed of a lilac.
woman aged ~ adapted all kinds Of hou heI
too sons William. black boy ~ year and Vug Muatto how
IA yesrs-both good Va and House Servants
The has belonged upwards twenty
her children his family and neither have eve
been ont of his employ They will be sold der
aid for fault the having further services
Thej may be sold separately gehsr
Terms onethrd cash BALANCE at four and eghtmon,hs
cren for approved endorted paper, bearing mortgage
Acts Of sale before Amedee Duca Notary Public eIpens.
OF The purchasers mrr27
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TRANSPORTATION ACROSS
THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
MOSQUERA, HURTADO e. CO.
OF PANAMA.
BY THEIR AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS,
.HxQoeAsc A.A6GnSl ~ ASHasnOHnsn


Beg to inform the public that they will receive and
forward Merchandie and Buon and from New Orleans
TO San Francisco BY the American steamer as well as 10
any port IN the Pacific the line of the British packets
They have now on the lshmus four hundred mules under
the care Of cate and rsy armed muleteer and ali ihe
means and facilities for the safe and prompt
between Panama and Chaeres extensive that
will find for Their interests to give them the preferences
safety OF the reasur, ntrued to tei' care illustration OF
Panama Ralroad COMPANY Tor the Of all The
cihc American Steamer Company, and with The British
OF gold silver and valuable articles also their wi
Insurance. companies respecting goods and treasure
to them.
Ship ers in New Orleans will hand to Messrs LOIsON
SlLVESTRE three of each bill of lauins and
will at the time them the charges OF
comprising landing and pOrter,ge at Chagres Cor,
gona Cruces river freight land carisge storage porter
age and re-shpping at Panama. on said goods These
charges all regulated BY very low tariff established bv
's0UERA, HURTADO co.
TT For further particulars. apply to Inns I'm
LOISON a. SILVESTRE, sc Chartres 1t.
who viii AXE charge Of all goods destined for the sthmus
SORREL HORSE STRAYED-Strayed from
~ Bolver street. near Common sreet, on Monday a
n,.hi the 4th instant, large. half shod eORREL TN
fONf, with white name and TAIL The horse 10 AA
well known having been used by Mhss in one Of my
camphlne wagons. Any information psaiive TO the where
| about Vi the Pony, will BE sl,iably lev asdsd.
my8 E.WOOD PERRY q longaxins s,xsst
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DR.. BANNING'S
BODY !! BRACE
PATENT LACE,

OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ;
Wsaknsss Of The n.sas Bsunehitn shnvtns,s ee -
pao the Chest Ws"kne.s And bssisns q he 1ssss
Paipatioa q the Heart, M.psp-ia Iosissss ~ 5sss
rains 70 ne BACK Spiaa Ne ho.s. FsAse e. ~ fss
.ass MsnsI9a',nn; ,snasscy Abesoa ~ fS.lc{ 49,
nancy AM NE pa shape Incident q Chilli kane ~
iaas Ce 10 p. sioins.s and hssse sssSss, "a n =
q - Sold only by DIR. sH On IAN. 49, 49,
south, 4, hn eilice, ~ st. CaAaLss sTae.Ts HsS{
MANS. Ne b. Chasi~ 49, IN S-3X- >
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A MAN DRowNED.-Yesterday an inquest was
held on the body of white man, unknown, who
was found drowned in the Mississippi River, oppo-
site Toulouse street, in the First Municipality.
The body had striped check Shirt pair of black
cloth pantaloons, black cloth frock coat and
pair of brogans on it. The jury returned verdict
to the effect that the deceased was found drowned
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TObaccO-some 400 hhds sold by one house, OF
which we expect the particulars to-day and rs hhds
frosted at 3. and "a r at SIC v ID.
Sugar and MoIasses-About 300 hhds of Sugar were
disposed Of at decline of &c y ID, say for fair 5<5&c.
Retail parcels of Molases sold 29@3c gallon for
boiled.
FiOur-No mpfOvemen-sae limited to a few small lots
oil Ohio at % %. and 100 bbls St Lou at a y bb
Corn-Suppy moderate and prces steady about 5000 SKIS
were sod including 500 heated 10. 1880 inferior 49, $40
mixed at %. and go prime yellow at Soc y bushe.
PrOvsiODs-A sale of about 1900 bbs branded Mes Pork
was reported private terms, (said be about a5 and
ITO uninspectd Me at "a 80 bbI.. OF Bacon SO casks
prime Missouri Sides sold 81 and IS canvased Hams
atSc " B....Ths principal sales of Lard was 30 bbh No.
l, $40 III.
Gunny Bass-A lot Of IS bales sold at SC cash.
COifee-Sales of 800 bags Rio &c. and 500 at 9ssc
vb.
saO0 sacks Cette sold a. and 1900 do Turks Island
and Rum Key at 54c ' sack.
NsiisA lot of 100 kegs Boston Cut Nails was vod at
BIC v b-six months
Whisky-sass of 500 bbls Rectifed, in lots, at 1s.,
and ~ bbls Raw Glow pronf) at 20c ' gallon.
Lime-A cargo Of l5O0 casks Thomaston brought sl GO
. cask.
kxchange-Foreign bills dull we quote:
5l0q5. ID.
view IoiK sixy-day Bills communicate v ct. disc
Sight Checks on NewVork...u v ct. prem
Freshts-ships filling for Liverpool at I'd for Cotton
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ssay sssjssss 3.
b ou Sess 'S.f kassl
; ~ SGsss ssS. fs IS
. ESsy Ge% o. kess butter Grief Scot
as5sa Sss sS d. 10
saniz Sa pe SS R%s 81 ps marble Richards
5,ls sss corn hS Spss; Woo sacks
Resn p Sn. rus bsv
Ssgsas 0Rs hhs. Il coils
hhds bacon Martin owen U Us &cos
Ss sI perf 81, M Bou.s c 5ops Picket Perkins
rice Frost &co73 hxs mdse Lathrop 6co-2 pkgs do w
Stanton &co-s do sumson &co-l do Wood Low-sua.
sASoG "a 5ssw steamer IG
Psqer Il Sbs nj ensd %" Vs %Saes
y pes bags'ng % coils Cocks &co-3 bales moss
aq S ssssI Latena hid.
9 a. ap hns,
sf?s, RGissHx1y Ne q 1s
s%,ei MGn M Williams Gso5 G5esgwood Soc4
&GSM5 M ~ .t Coiman-4a hides. bag Mann
Ts's.Ss do F1fsen RsSos o a'sn3
sell Williams &sons s %dsSt Williams issss
S.s Ss pos IuIGsr Mo1 Sco-s s.
GAMDEN-Psrs steamer New World bale. cotton to
ss%i ARi a Fe.n Dsn:s M0 S.s
Cleveland Bros &co-3 Carter &co-3 Bogsrt Foley
d bales petres, oFder-T0ta % bales COTTON ~'
BA LlZE-Per steamer + Boswell: 3s hhds sugar Y
de Egana-l7 do ? Cazenave-i5 do r Shaw Neo-5 d.
IL bbs mOlasses De- egre-36 do U,erg7 sacks 'ics
Ave-ls do, 236 sacks potatoes, order. ~
FLATBOATS.
Second Municfpakitv-
order. w. ~ ~ "
ClNCINNATI-Per Bryant and Walkers 2 boats; 1860
bbls flour to Taylor, Cas- lily &co-Shultz & Hadden.
-
COnsignees.
Fer steamship louisiana from Ga:veston-George Nash
L T. Elder BrO-and order.
Spoken.
by the chip Mediator. the l4,h inst off Sand Key ship
Emperor. hence for HAVE.
Memoranda
The officers of the steamer New World report rise of ten
feet in the Ouachita River.
Passengers.
Per steamship louisiana from Galyeston-H n Wads and
behAf shan aharsa md lad lo.
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Tea uVsyvehOssse,
NO. ~ Camp street, New Orleans.
'HHEla largest assortment Of GREEN and BLACK

TEAS ever Offered fOl
salem this city and at loweI
prices. These TEAS are ii
the latest importation, aud
Of the most choice qualities
grown ip Chins. ha wing
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam.
lilies they ara put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured meta'llcpackaees, 50
as 10 prese. We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
tSCity retail dealers.
country merchants, steam.
boats, ship, and h0telssup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ton nfTEAs, inchests, halt
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Stock. ....Of........a.. %. Ship Yard
BY SYKES, HYDE A. 20,

the opposite side of ,he river
THE STOCK OF SHIP YARD, consisting Of Marine
with all the fixtures aiming fne wors hhed
fall IS sticks Yellow Pine Square Timber II sticks Sonar
TIMBER hch Manila Bawser Chains, Blocks and fal,
Pitch kettes, lot Of large white Oak Knees etc
TIE nyoa
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RECORDER CALDwELL's Court. - The alter.
atoms in this court having been completed, the
public business was resumed in it yesterday morn
ing by Alderman Hawthorn who took the seat
of the Recorder during his absence as a wit
ness in the First District Court. The new arrange
ment is much better suited to the transaction of
public investigations than the old one was, and
the place allotted for the auditory is fitted up
with seats for public accommodation. The Re-
porters' table is too far from the witness stand,
and would be better if placed on the left of the
Recorders chair.
Stealing Gun. Yesterday man named
Leon was brought up and charged with stealing a
gun, the property OF Mr.. Conrad Chauni. On
Monday morning the prisoner went on board the
| ship Leonidas and took double barrelled gun
worth about forty dollars, but he was carrying
it away he was detected and given into custody.
The case was remanded till Saturday next
Breaking the Peace Pat. Murphy and Pat.
Norton were fined five dollars each for disturbing
| the peace of St. Mary's Market at twelve o'clock
| on Monday night.
Psynry.-A long investigation took place into
a charge which was preferred by George Musback
against Michael Noonan, for having committed
perjury in swearing that the complainant had
| struck him with slung shot, when it could be
proved that he had not. Mr. Wyndham Robert
appeared for the prosecution and called several
witnesses to prove that no sung- shot was used in
ARRAY that had taken place between the parties,
and to the using of which he had sworn before the
Recorder. His Honor thought that although it was
proved that no shot used, and that he had
sworn falsely he did not think that he had done so
wfuy and the case was dismissed.
Murderous Assault.-A black man named Arch
ibald Lewis was brought up charge of seriously
beating and injuring his wife with pistol at half
past one o'clock on Monday night, with intent to
cried murder. and Waterman went to her assist
ance The black man away and after a chase
OF near two hours he was arrested. The case was
remanded for the production of evidence.
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AUCTION SALES.

Furniture Furniture .Furnit.,.
BY j. M. WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer.
AT the Commercial Exchange 81 st. Charles rtrddo It,
THIS DAY, May 49, at u o'ciock-Wl be sold suction
VARIETY Of fine FURNITURE consisting part Of
Pianos harbeop sdeborrd Bureaus Bsdsssads, hste..es
a large COOKING stove moon
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$50 10
u lie will continue TO keen his usual so of
Choice Teas In Chests and Half Chests.
Ihoe prsieng them In this style. supplied in quan
The patronage Of the oveys Of Coon TIA is re,pect
iu'y svi,cited w. T.. RAYMOND.
myeu I'm II t'app street
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RECORDER GENols' CouRr.-Yesterday, Jules
Gauthier was charged with stabbing Louis Menu
hart in coffeehouse at the corner of St. Philip
and hampart streets with knife on the thigh,
on Monday night. He was remanded
SwimdHng.-JeanD nfaud was charged with
having swndled John Ferrand out of 500. On
Sunday last, about nine o'clock in the morning he
was in coffee-house at the corner of St. Eon;,
and Charities streets, where he met Dufaud. wbo
wanted change for $50 noie on the MissIss;nn
and Alabama Bank He represented the note as
good one. Fenand changed it but when he of.
fered it to several brokers for change on the follow
ing day, they informed him that it was bad one
Duiaud is at present in custody, awaiting an exami
| nation.
Stealing Jewelry.-Jeseph Rubin was broupb
before The acting Recorder yesterday, and charged
with having stolen quantity Of jewelry belonei 10
to Joseph Domingo. 1t appears that on the 25,f
instant some person broke into his room on Bur.
gundy street. between Cont and St. Louis, and
stole diamond breastpin, worth 500, gold pen
Gil case, two gold studs, and about $IOO in money
From information since received, Rubin is sus.
pected, and he is now in custody awaiting an ex.
animation.
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70 UTION!N
PERSONS r. PTUREn should he aware that they hsv,
no security against sTRANCULATED HERNIA
with all its horrors bat in apsggesly constructsd
and well adapted + III SS.
SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T r \! y S s
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
y g u i II.

fY This Truss Is entirely different from all othe,. Il S
and principle Of action consequently elect Il.
the various kinds hessoIo,e in The pressure : moSs
natural being compsrsvey light in had Ruotures a. ~
m ,ns: essSy .".ns NIFTY at ~ 3s. snss Ss
1r or skiul suvxeon. the wesres i plscsd S.cS. ~
dasse o, sans qaton any other painful o. dsrss,ss
very common practice os sictsi viii Hsm;s
- ssc. LUIS and apply to themrelvss Il ~ ri
Rnns, A"aso%y and aal vnk ,Ss .ss,s q
injurious. IL does the form Of sn.. sonl =,
%m Ne a. Sssa In, !, ~.
al ny once, ~ 81. CnARLRs sTakrT (hjessn
obsetve the al OF the ~ owes Ina oos rnhix 1.is w
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THE WATERING PLACES,
MAGNOLIA HOTEL. nILoxI- MI.


THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in.
e.ne1sg her ,s Cd isnd. and patrons. and the Pnbc
reception Of traveller and visitor fos The en- une ~
sea,on Having been at q great expense in building
epaifng ETC he Can NJ recommend her house
y, 'o II Joint OF seeommodanon commodity and iocary.
large and spacious BALL ROOM, ssrpassing il dmsn
sons any similar room in Biloxi, which admirably adaOtsd
70 Balls, Parties. and public ssihernes generally upon
whcn occalons ne vii let reasonable terms. Aso, W
10, At least nifty persons more than last
Her TABLE, il will be her constant cave 10 provide
ay with the best that this and syksts Afford
Fne and 'ocmy B ATH HOUSES, adjscent to the HOTEL
Toy the con veniencs Of boarders.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore erended her
ne respectfully is what will he her effort to deserve
share Of public patronage.
Per month. 90 Per ".st; ss% 3 q q So
- o,l tnny . ~. mvlI "
BILOXI HOUSE.
This Establishment will be opened for the re-
sspsn Of Of y y ~ &c he III xn under the
Durpg the spring additions and mproveme pts iU
nave been made to nsnre degree of comOr and
convenience 70 the guests Of the house
sandy beach oil Biloxi, heretofore annoying 10
desran' has been pIabked by coporaon and
| villages. - '' y" '' - s'e''
The Table will always be supplied with the decaces of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market.
,,d n.s g ne hou;e will Be ,Snd Bahhousss Bar
seas0n: ~
~ the month (per week. Observation-Disclosures 40 90
u ~ J ~ O
Children and Servants. half price ''''''''' W
Biloxi. Msy'i3 1851. my15 9m
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BLADON SPRINGS.

DAADON I6lNGSs
4 for the reception of visitors on The first day Of -,
June The proprie'ors have added largely to their MI
during the prepared sccommojate II four to
hive hundred In addition the medicinal and cura
china these Springs possess many Advantage over most Of
The watering places in the Sonth and West Being situated
Ala healthy region as can be fund in The so1Ihen
county, are accessible by STEAMBOATS, seasons of The
benefits 10 he derived from OF these waters suffice it.
hst we lee fully warranted saying that their
kdneys and skin, ulcers Of long standing, debility
the SYSTEM gou., rheumasm, donsy,
Who have tried their .fiicacy as "0hoe"' can 'eAn's
Many ananss. emit. have been made and in
Hguar packets from Mobile the Springs mi. weekly
dance 10 convey and from the liver The tab
w be e. instantly snpped with the hest The eonDu,
render visitors com oabe Far ebemea nr no
peres OF the water the public referred ansysis Of
University OF Alabama. " ~
RATES OF BOARD:
p, et 10 30
fV Children and servants half price % "
"orse per day On
p ps we,h 90
Large iams. s9Sse. bsss! deduction from ~ The he
Bladon Springs Ala. May l. ISL i'o mr7 an
COOPER'S WELL.
THE undersigned, having made considerable i'm.
provemsnt this for The Accommodate of -.
visitors now prepared to receive all disposed h
10 pay visi,: From the reputation Of the no ls
Board ard lodging, per week. ..............$l0 90
n0''t' ''sn SMAS % %a ,s% p,oD,e,o
asSt S to %si m Hes sn1
miles staging 9 fo% RAYMOND 10 the Well anu
ON, @ and every exeron will bemadr
~. su.-.- eo."'o,'ao,e my2 Ian
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OXYGENATED
BITE r S:
SoFEREIGN REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA, ASTHMA.
and. .-h
GENERAL DEBILITY,
CONTAINING NO AI.COiiOI.

HE best and vosid
Of Dyspepsia in all its forms headache beshrr
habtua aeiy ths aruste
consumption debility arising isss
ng from imperfect dEestion deunged sessaarh
Y also an excellent rmedy and eIcIaa
nse Tor females uherng from
me numerous and highly rsspsctabis eerskcae "
Professor A. A. HAYes. M. D., State Asays.
las Y. DUNK Ecu CITY Treasurer Rostop;
HOB. mynOn LAwRsncs. Ex Pres. Mos. Senats,
Hon T. H. aHOLD, formerly Govssnos Of Rkods Ialapd
now memt,es Of Congress; - - $3.50
Hon WI WeopsRlDoR. formerly Govssnos Of Miohi.
gan now Y. Z: s.naior;
Hot i y MonsHEAD, formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon. F. sIsnons. u. 8. Senator from Rho,, I.,..d
HS So ~ uru. s.tfs' u, >. ss.a'0 rpm vs."ont
Hon. soIomos foorr, member Of Cor s,e., from VI.
HON. T. y. FOSTER, member OF Cong from Penn =:
Ron ~ La MARTIN. Delegate In Congress from Wsccu.
ain Territory 49, 80
Gen 4: Z: nopoE. memhesin Congress from lows
20. TRowBRiDaE, Esg., Detroit, Mich - = >
Gro w JONES ESQ.,. Snrvt yor Gen. !, Dpbuque Iowa:
JosFPH HoxIE, Esq.,, rs Wall street. N-wYo,k
Many other OF the highest reisvred
TO- so Sl Confirm al that has been nvsisahIs
REED. RATES q AUSTIN Whaie.as bus siss.. NJ.
F@ sale BY WRiGHT : 81. Is, Ch.r,..
- rfice u per bottle s1 bottles Tor eS.
CAuTioN-Esch bottle Genuine oxyxsuas,i B;usr,
nave 'ne outside printed EnGh. and Spsn
m With the signature Of Geo propssos upo Tfye
ses and IN addition finely engraved uroa tks 70 ~
General gsns and ssisss a,a b All, c,seI
" MIS- dAW
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arrived
Steamship Galveston, Place. from Galveston 18th inst, ,o
. Harris u Morgan-2d my, ~ " ~
steamhip Louisiana Lawess, from Galveston 18th inst to
st; h aI q MoTgan-M my;
, Woodruff &co-2d my. 1''"' ~
bar1 Ellen Mana silsby, days from Havana to master
Br bark Acteeq High, 4s days from Liverpool to Holmes
sp brig Bnende Baraan days from Havana, in ballast,
schT Marina, Webb, days from Pensacola, to master
schr Powhattan Caro-, days from Pensacola to master
schr E,Ee sone days from Pensacola tn mas,sr-R,.n
Schr Ear Cnnan days from Pensacola to master-issn.
e'n1 barnard Saunders. days from st Marks to
schr Auea. Hanson days from Apaachicoa. to maste,
schr Mckay. Downer. days from Apaachicoa, to
schr thpoa. Blackny. from Apalacbcola. to MASTER.
'chr Hafa' Johnson from Pensacola, to master-Basn.
Brilliant, Hart, from Bayou Sara
I 1 boswell, Larose. from the Baize.
Nlonr0e, Gwariney, from Memphis.
New Latona, Ure from Bayou Sara
Sultana, Gable, from st Louis.
iow an Whitney; Heasian. from the Pases-owed
an afd = fss on the h ss ships Tomp
Ellen Mara and Action, brig Duende. ~
Gil; -. ~ BELow-COMIss UP.
snip juan IouTo, l bark and 3 briggs unknown
-
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Georgia: Sundry mdse
EkFo3sslr hp ha Abs st ,ss bales cotton
YoRkoPe ship Vehsbufg: Gal bales cotton, I66
sS % 1915 pigs ead l4's sacks corn, IA bbs pork
HAvRE-Per ship Prince de Jonve 1899 bales cotton,
oLiVERPOOLmPer ship John Ganow 2AsO bales cotton
IL, LIlvERPooL-Per bark William & Elizabeth: 1916
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Superior Furniture At Auction-Als0, Guns, Pis
tolls and Fancy Articles.
LEWIS FLOR NOE. Amcfl0wsav

"WEDNESDAY, May 2s, at oclock-~ni be ss'd no. Isl
w Common street Phlpa street, on account Of parte
declining house heepine
The following Household FURNITURE Of The se, ,tye
superior Bjoscae Sdsboari Sofas Chairs Loosng CLAM,
gu Paintings. Glass and China Ware Bedsead Bedding
htehen Furniture, etc.
Male positive
Teyr tash
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Per steamship Louisiana, from GalvestonH Wade an,
per and child R Cox, E Sheldon, Emmerson. Mills
E%me'l Barnett. Jones; Hughes. Fssrney,
Cadeway, Davis, Young-and II on deck. -'~'''"
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NEW NEW MUSIC,
PUPILS,

HAVING resi- gned the office of Superintendent
II Of Public Schools propose taking few pupils along
with 10 my residence in Massachusetts,. The number
will not exceed six. shall only endeavor to instruct
them in all suitable studes but shat also pay attention
to their and morals and consult wei are in al
,hngs My residence is the Fall River Railroad tive We
hours travel from New York and one from Boston, the
this city the lst of June Those who wish Tor
between and o'clock p M. [pr,s1 e.. 4. SHAW'
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Wednesday Morning, May s. 1851.
C0tt0n-There as some inquiry early in the day yester
day, and about $500 bales sold. decline Of kKc
from Saturdays rates. After the receipt of the Canadas
accounts, however nothing was done enable Judge
of prices. We repeat our last figures for reference
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age, II desired.
jaa On A. II. DONALDSON Importer.
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOBACCO-The subserbss, have constantly on hand
and Tor sae IN lots to suit Cuba avana orida
PERs AND FILTERS. Also-Tobacco u hhds and
oae selected Tor the Mexican MARKET and r pantallou
uss. TURNER kENShAW, =
s-r 70 Camp street and - fcho2pllcaias sssset.
- looscco oa'ed " 0saes fss "
STAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE
~ S0 boxes Star Candles, Sc, s. and A's;
9, 100 QUARTER eaaIs PoTiWns. !. .Fe. sssby
~ r. RfON. . Old Laves 4
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one of the
sD i; IT, Tea ia muotfr. u Phi'sds phs so%e,e
to suit ushases has had hem put up in small !"
and ! b each They are guaranteed to be Of quality
equal NOT SUPERIOR any offered in Ibis market ana
list OF qualities and pr ces: ''
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,
Tuesday Evening. May "a, 1851
Arrived to-day. per steamer Suana, SO Beeves and $40
sheep per Galveston Is Beeves and Rocka "A DO
-PRICKs-
BEEF CATTLE { fine Western) .6L Ca7Lc ~ IN net
5D PC " ID net
head
SALsks % Wa % 30 y head
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE ago ST. 30" N-l.oHa,Tunr ayo w -;rT;, q,