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Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamer
FROM LITERPOOL
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.
Tuesday Morning. Nav i. L


COTTON-There several buyers in the market
yesterday who took about 1000 bales prices showing
further Improvement Of "a to 4 Of cent. We now
quote
ORLEANS
Inferior. .........G GD6s{ Middling Fair .969I
Ordinary .,......7 @71sFair. .......... e1z@e2i
AIiddng .7l@s4' Good Fair nominal
STATEMENT.
b. - ,sz, Cotton, bales al 500 Tobacco b bids ID;
| Received since 49,. l30l4s6 $3.50
:. yesterday. 2552=1sO4usS 533=s6os2
1S1942s $685.
Exported to date. -. .1163se1 35544
;. yesterday. 1.s55=1,165716 OOo=35744
Stock on hand not cleared ....... 153.712 24209
TOBACCO-We heard of no sale except lot of stems
SUGAR AND M0LAsSES-Sugar in good request with
sales of 500 hhds at full prices. Moasses plenty
and 1900 bbs sold at 22d24t for fei enting and 26
q 1se for prime and choice reboed
FLOUR-Some 1000 bbls. were sold including 14ei bbls
and 800 bbs Ohio at So 80 and 1000 bbls in store at
price not made public.
| GRAIN-Corn in request, and 5000 sacks
found purchasers which $780, seven or eight lots at
44D47 and 1900 prime white at As Of Oats
noticed $50 sacks St. Louis taken at 80 Indiana at 30
fG32 and 1900 bushels, in bulk at 3d.
PROVISIONS-There was hardly any demand for Pork.
the sales far rcpol ed being almost entirely small
lots at ST. 50f0S1T 621s for Mess Bacon dull with
sales of IS casks Sides in two lots Mt Of Lard $40
kegs prime sold at lie 800 at large of barrels
private terms. Good Butter is very scarce and
small lot of new Western brought 800 - tb.
GUNNY BAGS-Sales 81 bales at So, and 400 at less
CoFFEE-l0Oo bags taken in various lots at 91i192se
WIIISKY-Saes 122 bbs in small lots, at 1914 and $40
(Fletcher's extra) including $50, in lot at lit.
| WESTERN LIME-364 bbls. (Trumbull's) sold at the
Levee at 81 22ls
| MISUNDERSTANDING very United.
Sterling 1880 q
NewYork sixty-day Bills ..........lIN2 u Ct disc
sight Checks on Network q ct. disc
FREIGHTs-Th-ee ships were taken for Liverpool al
| I'd for Cotton
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No IA

I'm Ordinance relating 10 the City attorney.
The Common Council of the city of NewOrleans ordain
flows-That in accordance with the thirty fourth
ton of the Act of Consolidation approved 23d February
1852 the Common Council will elect Attorney for the
city of NewOrleans who shall be known the City at
ton and who shall be the legal adviser of the Council
and all officers of said city when advice is necessary
represent said city within the State in all judicial pro
ceedngs suits actions and CONVERSATIONS which said city
has may have interest Hesha hold his office for tive
years. and shall receive annual salary of dollars
No extra compensation fee shall be allowed him and
other Attorney shall in any be appointed to assist
him. unless by vote of twothrds of the members pres
ent of each Board of the Common Council The Attorne,
elected to commence his duties the first day of Ma.
next.
lSpnedl VIM @. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
rSiened1 FRANS. ALPUENTE
BoArd of Assistant Aldermen.
ffsignedl A. D. CRosSMAN, NIaycrt
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No. Is,
NO. 10.
Nm O,I;,,oure relating To the .assiStlr


IN Ordinance relating to the Assistant Attorney
The Common Council of the city of New Orleans ordain
as follows That in accordance with the requirements of
the thrtyfourh section of the Act of Consolidation
proved d February 1852 this Board will elect Assis
ant Attorney whose duty it shall be to receive from the
Treasurer provided for in section OF the Act
of Consolidation all tax bills of defultng tax payers and
prosecute the Judgment and final settlement with
the laws least delay He shall teast in each week
render account to the in detail OF names OF
persons whose taxes he has collected also amount
ceved interest and pay amount in cash to said
Treasurer His fee and full compensation shall be as slip
ulated in the thirty section above referred tott
be paid and borue by the defaulting tax payer
1t shall also be his duty to take charge of and
all suits for fines and penalties imposed by the ordinances
of this Council he shalt receive full compensation fol
his services aforesaid commission of five per cent on
Of the amounts thus collected he shall often one
in each week furnish to the Treasurer detailed state
men of all sums collected above and pay the int
the office of the Treasurer.
He shall give bond in the of ten thousand dollars
with two good and sufficient securities to be approved b.
this Council for the faithful pei Torrance Of his duties
Aforesaid.
Tho Council reserves to itself the right to ask other
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No. 49,
in Ordinance relating to Receiring assets.
Resolved That the Comptroller and Treasurer be. and
hereby authorized and empowered to receive from the
Treasurers and Comproers of the late municipalities
Numbers One Two and Three and the City of Lafayette
the General Council and of the Board of Lquidators
all assets of every kind and description of which
the city becomes the owner stipulated in the Seth
Section of the Act of Incorporation approved 23d Feb
ruary 1852 Prouided they shall be received under the
supervision of the Finance Committee
(Siynedl WIN. c. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
fSigncd FRANS. tALPUEN re,
President Board OF Assist ant Aldermen.
Isgne,l A. D. CROssMAN, Mayor
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.ai TO- 81 b Mt'reg,g 4 Aioway-sdo ier.i 'eoa
i g.. g r IG.,i ,t li q as Sss e:
S- &C., 90 y, S iWnf nss.ly s ss s' soioa
s!s ID a-l r. sse5 aass
ss4 80 S,s 49, nn ss sss S
sH s's Il ss IVES" j.
Siss'
tobacco
Ms 1 Tc.y Rea III M nc
" q HSTsa1 40 y hid,
@ ~. s.,.s, ~ s Sss PERRIN &c. tsss a s
~ S ns.s, s y ~ IS H. s.@ 4ss
fhd, sugar. as 70 bales mos.
b. z .1ss e@ 4. Bel
DARBY ID 81 bids Hall Rodsan
s h osasss ht sqgar bd21s 'sn d
do sugar IS les moses DsBegra hhds oDon
Il ss ss p &c s
white-e2 do HA& W Lee-sundries to order
FLATBoATs.
AT Jefferson City
INDIANA-Pe bushels to order
POander two boa's $500 bb' -four Taylor Gas
In Fourth District
7s onsfo Yss ae4 Not S4
ISDlANA-Pe shephards boat: s24o bsa corn fwlehe o
IILNoIsPe Johnson 100 bags con, s do oats
Twichei 6co.
C0NSIGNEES.
Per .so . is ion asH%s 5 a
EsS l sso t,isH s[nE Fft'. s5
BrosB 1aoa' AeoBoye shumwayJ Stanton &eoclsyeHnd,
,ii Gi5's% sgs e5s
"A Mcaurn 4coWm CreevySpAr, Ripley Acc Burnside
North, Bros 4coC Flint JonesH Weee, sinns Aeo-T C
Wion-P Owen aeeDsyis Jakson-W White 4eoB Nanir 4
,oDgan LcnB simpsonLathr9p 4eo-t'o1dreh teo-in,
Mclean Aco AdnmsJ Gaucte-ihl kemp-!i Selb ehtAr
MitenbcgerE Rogers 4oo-Seannn, wis PeekBubrdgs
Adans-D H Mo son-A Wit.nr-D K Carroll Rawn Duncan .
Pollard AceP DdvetsneFoiinar 1attg Aeo'lde Chase
Burrows ostroIn-C Psquter AeoSah Ranle-Siark Day 4
Sginneraakey awkids-) Beldens Nelson 4soJohn
n'ryMilr Harris Waldo-A Cochrsn 4eoR PostMaiu,
Owen AeoT sngrigeJ NJ Denman AcoA NJ smIsan-E Heaon
reanwood AcoNale, Cox col Merton 4soL
Eernett-Sone WaiworhJ SteelcW Vreienbnre tcoM D
Cooper AeeS Jarvis Dix &co-Strothr Brosngley
Blair AcoT Twichell &coJ Afcrego Ao REORGANIZATION
senior 4ecM Garca AcoI Curren AcoDufonr DurHni
4cnCF Peavson-H Stone 3coG yerSickes 4coB Lynn III
Pcket Perkins Ao-C Badcecke 4coti GlvensJ Relf
CO Dunbar 4co-Brewser &eoA Bnse-J Mn'hswsWllans
iiater &oKennedy Fosterowe Paison-C lnelH Donna
belPrie Frost tcoM JusonE Stevens Aeo
u Heai-L WebserF T Folger AooW Z Tnompson-Payne
iiarrison-J tco-C Leshtou-Con
verse aoR Crokett-Iiyd GoodchOgesby Macaueyorder
| PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Yacht st Jago-Nfrs Hdrck. Mrs
chat Mnj HILL Lieut. Gban, Breslun Messrs Chapman
Borc Stadeker Ravnsas Summerle, Go Mlina Downing
lndy Rhea, iornle, Theobad Sur Sata 1r Soria
rnne Charles Gonzales Gonzales, Gonzales "rie, Ra
bas-l0 on deck.
| Per ship Jersey, from Iayrc-3o2 n seerpre
Per scr Alderman, from San Juan de Nicaaa9 passengers
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No.17
I'm Ordinance defining 'he duties Of Street Commission and
sttDtaiing the ann mi of his Bend.
Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of
NcwOreanc l. That the Street Commissioner elected in
proved the sd day Of February 1862 shall establish and
keep his Office at such place as may be designated by this
Council
O. He shall sperintend the lighting cleaning and en-
closing the Streets wharve markets and public places Of
this city
8. He shall see that all contracts given for lighting
cleaning and enclosing the streets wharves markets
public places. are faithfully executed
d. 1t shall be his duty to report to this Council without
any neglect dreicon of duty bad conduct bad faith
of any contractor for lighting cleaning and enclosing
markets streets. wharves or other public places.
s. lie shall make detailed monthly reports to this Coun
ell of the condition of the Streets lamps side walks evees
and other places.
lie shall suggest the necessary repairs to be made in
| and to all places named in section second.
Z. He shall denounce all nusances. whether in the
streets or other public places private property
(Which he shall be permitted to enter in the discharge Of
his dues) which may affect the health convenience
of the citizens he shall have full power order the
abated and his written order in pursuance of his duty
be not obeyed he shall and hereby authorized to abate
it to be DONE at the expense Of the delinquent
He shall have full authority and is hereby required
cite by written notice any delinquent above before
the Recorder of the District after days notice in
which said nuisance was required to be abated and he
shall be all the witness required to prove dre'icton Of
duty. dsobedicnce Of orders and authorize conviction
o. lie shall discharge any other duties and perform
such other services as may be required Of IN by this
Council.
10. Before entering the discharge of his duties he
shall furnish his bond in the of five thousand dollars
with two good and sufficient securities to be approved by
this Council conditioned for the faithful performance
such duties as may devolye or be required of him.
H. This Council to itself the right to ask Other
and additional ty when they may deem that giyeI
insufficient.
| [signedl wM. c. C. CLAIBORNE.
| Gsignsdl HFRANs; ALPuENTE.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
| fsjsnedi A. D. cRossMAN Mayor.
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No 16
Resored That the Mayor furnish certificate that Mrs
Amanda r. Harris is INDECENT circumstances and that
she is fit subject for the Lunatic Asylum.
[synedl VIM. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
ISgnedl FRASS. ALPUENTE,
en- Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved Sd MAJ, 1861?
fsigncdl A. D. CROssMAN, Mayor.
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No. IL.
IN Ordinance relating to Commissioners take The Cn5us
The Common Council of the City of NewOrleans orlain
foows-Firsi. That in accordance with the require
ments of the 18th Section of the Act of Consolidation
proved 23d February 1852 this Board will elect Commits
oners take the Census of the different Districts and
Wards of the City Of NewOreans
Scgd That there shall be. elected two Commissioners
for each District
Third That said Commissioners shall enter upon the
discharge of their duties within days from the day
their election and shall complete the taxing of the Cen
by the 18th day of June next and their returns shall
be made before the first day of January next in tables
prepared for that purpose.
Fourth That the said Commissioners shall take the
and residences of the voters in each Ward in the
respective Districts.
Fifth The total number Of white residents. male and
female respectively between the ages of and five
from to is years II to 80 years 81 to As years 46 to &
years 81 to 10 years and all over 70 with like
enumeration of the free colored population of each
between the ages of and 81 years % years upwards
| and of the slave popu alton of the periods.
Sin The necessary blank forms shall be furnished by
the Comptroller.
| ISiguedl VIM C. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Beard o Aldermen.
Sienedl FRANS. ALPUESTE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Sd Nay, 1852.
| tsignedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
| A true copy L. PEYlIiEf2, Secretary. my4 90t
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additional security at any time they may deem that given
insufficient
(Sgnedl WIN. C. G. CLAIBORNE,
PRESIDE OF Aldermen.
tSienedl FRENS ALPUESTEy
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Sd May, 1852.
Isignedl A. D. CROssMAN Mayor
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No. u.
An Ordinance relating to Public School Directors.
Rsored That in obedience to the 3Sth section of the
Act of Consolidation approved by the Legislature of this
State the 23d February 1852 there shall be elected by
the Council at their first regular meeting in the month OF
May annually four separate Boards of Directors of the
Public Schools. to wit, for each District
The number in the First District shall be q.
Second Il.
:. Third r.
:; Fourth H.
The Boards thus elected shall meet and enter the
discharge their duties the second Monday following
their election
In case Council fail to elect the day above named
the Board shall not be dissolved but hold until their
successors elected.
JSgnedl VIM. c. C. CLAIBORNE
President Board of Alderman
TSignedl FRANS. ALPUESTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Isgnedl A. D. CRossMAN Mayor.
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IMPORTS

BAZoS ST steamship Yacht Lot old 1900 hides
Foster &co2S4 do Wekhanl0n turtle oreSll
specie orler$9oOo Iaveaus Cmer Sco-ssOo DaFgana
S6nO0 Klemm 5000 Phepa Weimoss2l75 Schmidt &rc-
Fl ThoS2000 Blossman-Sl00O Harris Mogu$7O0
OWekham--a354 so w Zachare &co-Total s5i,51e so.
HAvREPer ship Jersey mdsa Talcu &co2 do 7 CT
Marsh Ranlett Sol pkg
Mouor CaudalS Andre Ecussa2
do Kock- do Mltenberger &co-1 do Grma- do
Svestres do Ramaeeo 6o2 do Paya &coa do H Hewitt
i do Wilqien-3 do T Guyoi do Cesta &co2 do order
BOSTON-Per ship Kentucky Stanton
Hazard Geen-Price, Frost &co-J Burbank &coand order.
BosTONPer ship Anna Rch 100 M mackere 40 hay order.
schr Mary Ellen l55 SKIS salt to orierSO
kits makerel Kennedy h Foster.
PENsACoLA-Per schr Alice feet lumber, 10000 ahs
Pooey Geo.
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sHERIPFsS SALE.

rHsp s p5s HoLTz e. e. = THEIR caEfoRs
DY VIRTUE Of an order OF sale rendered
ID April a. 1881 directed by the Housrs me Third Dir
rics Court Of Nswtsans ha shove entitled " proceed
preinises Of Of nd nsoysns
The Fancy Chars
stree. Of
Of BONNETS, RIBBONS = ft 1905
Surrendered BY the insoivsn.s to their creditors.
cash on the spot JAMES r. FRERET,
apsT myl Z Sheriff of the parish Of Qrieans
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED
RrtRe.

Pacific. adj
Pr nee OF Wales. 5,d3
T. 4 Woodward 6.dl
Vermont 25,6l
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SHERFF'S SALE.

SHEKIFF'S BALE.
FIEsr DISTRICT CounrANToINE scHIEFFNO RAMON VI
.. NEwoaIs.ss. oNNET. =. Nc. ssas..
PY VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and sale to
II District Court Of FewE-
leans will sell at public .ucion
snd Royal streets TUESDAY May 1852 ct y odoek =.
bounded Claude St Philip and Danr sreats
designated by number drawn By Taness Sur
the city, 1ah June 1916 Ied passed
before Michel de Amaa then Notary in this city, Said lot
feet thence the said lot toward IT. Claude street
width, the
whole or less. .sla
<hich BUILDINGS HOUSE, BRICKED, poss
sso KITCHEN, STABLE.
Seized the above sa. as1a So
TEEThe purchaser the Of $500 and the
nua and peraul ground the said the r.te of SIX
all the other relating said
and the balance OF the price payable cash
casbon he spot. JAMES ?. FREKEf,
ap3I my4 Sheriff Of the Pafish OF Or1eann
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SHERIFFS SALE.

D
F,yrH psraIc1 CoyRr IoGHTCN BKnEIIA
oYNrwOsLrAss. KELI-AR AND JOHN KELLAR-- NO sAss
DY VIRTUE of a writ Of feri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable Fifth Of
Orleans entitled w proceed cell public
FRIDAY May a 1859 u csleek
LOT or GROUND, WITH ALL THE IMPR0FEMENla
bounded By Beniann Teoupouas and Suzsa
inches BENJAMIN
eight inches snd in depth on the linz n5t to
fact depth
Thoss street aud hundred and I'VE
lines in width the
tain pen drawn Architect and Civil the
1ist aay o Apri ls3l deposited Office Of H B. Cena Notary
pnbIir: which Blacksmith shop and Wheel
wright-shop. .
Seized in suit,
Terms cash the spot. JANIS z fhkhEI
api3 % myt IA Sheriff OF me ransh o. OIieans.
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Dr. G. HAYNE.-This enterprising individual. who
recently arrested in Paducah Kentucky charge of
bigamy seems in a fair way of being convicted. The
Journal says
His Cincinnati wife and her brother arrived here last
week. they readily identify the swindler The lady is
said to of good attachments and high stand
ing and her brother gentleman in sense of
the word We understand that they have abundant ev
dence in their possession to secure clear for the
Doctor the saubrous regors of the Frankfort Peni
tentiary.''
The excitement against him in Paducah is very great
and officers who have him in charge obliged to be
very vgant prevent the outraged citizens from taking
summary vengeance on him for his vlainy. The young
lady whom he fouly wronged is, as may easily be
imagined in distressing state of mind.
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sHEkEE,s SALE.

or NxwOaLx,xs No. 56sz.
pY VIRTUE Of q writ OF feri facias to me
- By Fourth Dstt Couct
The cause will proceed seB q public sncticn
@ sotaada Of the City Exchange Les street. srs.sss c.srss
al the right title and int Of the said defndant xsscn Mn,ss
III aad the LEASE THE HOUSE AND APPORTENANCEs,
street. leased mid dsn
dsnt rom Bahs spas Of beginning the 18th
October 5i October 1885 At fhs rafe
ADD Of hundred twenty dollars and payable
monthly aa
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
my4 sf4I5 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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NOVEL DoorRINE.-A medical writer in England is en-
deavorng prove that salt the forbidden fruit and
if it was no longer used by the human race, that
their beauty bodily perfection and power of mad would
exceed any era before known IN tho world
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEKIFF'S SALE.
'As 81 aaWoalrAss RIs. y. ALFRED KEARNEY CO.,
AND s. MEGUS. No. ASS
pY VIRTUE of an alias writ Of feri facias to
- directed by the Honorable the First District Court # New
entitled will proceed sell atpuhc aue
9n the City Exchange re between
Charities and Royal streets, MONDAY May ~ asss AZ IL
o'clock NJ
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND aiua,. the Suburb Annun
tion in the Second Municipality this in the bounded
Pryan Poynn and Urnna ,.re. being dsEnased
Novnbe 5 and dep si'sd in the oce Of 4 Herman NO
French nifty feet 'front.'
prvtaa depth and front
Urana street, buildings and thereon
OF one kitchen, with splendid
house. &C..
Together with fywo Shares the Capital Stock the C
OF Lousa attached to said property.
p ANOTHER GROUND the designated
measuring front Prtana street, by
twenty deep with the buildings and improvements
thereon consisting Of o stable, in the rear
Together also Shares the Capital Stock Of the sid
Citizens ri Louisiana, attached to said property
Seized in the suit. ,.
Terms cash on the spot - JAMES r: fhhnEI,
ap23 myi II "a Shern OF tue rsxlAn Oh o4ieans'
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SHERIFEsa SALE

SHERIFFsS SALE. M lsz.-
r,rp-v ptsrn,cr Coz ar SANFORD co. LEWIS.
OF NswflaIEAss Ii Nc, 1873.
PY VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
Ii directed by Fourth Of
ia the viii to sail suction me
the City EIchang Sc Louis street. Chartrea ana
ROYAL s.reets on FRIDAY, 1881 II o'clock
THE SLAVE MUIATTo BOY NAMED WILLIAM sgsd about
thirty thirty-three yeaIs. sf7i
Seized in the above suit :. $1,000
Terrna cash o the spot. JAMES K fHEkEI,
Is my4 IL Sheriff OF tne farsh OF ofieans.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ct. CHARLES THEATRE. Last night but
five Of the RAvL FAMILY and q the sesou
grand Pantonins Of the MAGIC PILLS ffESDAY
EVENING NAV performed the celebrated df .he
MalC PILLS. CoylUR itr with scsHy Dressed
Decorations Transformations Charaetsrs the Ravel
FRfr which syori;e Fare b. The Com
nnnr I'D IA Ballet Of FOR JvE, the
hlso the tsTCS3tfSC PERFoRMtN CEs, by the Msrnete
~ Next Sunday will no,. pesi1eiy the las. pane.
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Caution

PERSONS RUPTURED should be that they Rave no
against HERNIA with all its horrors but prop
ery constructed and well adapted TRUSS.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAILY CREscHNT1
Tuesday Morning, May 4, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Damtarton, Carlton Baltimore J H Ashbrise &eo
Els E sis% vsG1S NC
Sehr Bradford Bateney, Apanchicola, Rogers &co
ARRIVED
Steamship Yacht Thompson from Brazo St Jaso 2sh nl' TO Harris
Ship Rich Bnrwe' from Boston ut, Charleston,
s @ b IS from SswYoEk Bl. @
Span bark Areha, certa Havana ballast
Bark Barsow Havana u ballast
schr Newton, Lodge, caiu ballast
shr Alderman THOMPSON u from San Juan de Nicaragua bal
Str eyiS ssys sp ss. to
s s s ss aaE' fs sn ms.'stBs
Steamboats,.
ThsneeGs No os S9n q,,n S W.l Gus oI Water
Es Rein, a. MoP, sIf5s , from LSnsyr
~ boswell. caheari, from from RappeiSt Canal.
S bPaa a Ksy fro 5ro' S ,4iiiS'iS
T'wboHt Persian shntz from the psssesoHsd and
bonght up ship Quebsc bark Home
is Mal and sr oregon G%n b a1n
YIN ElHOethbroasht up ships Anna Rich and Jersey and scr
ro" . NJ 5 s BEND s s ,1 5ST fs
schr Aphiite-brought up bark Tanaro.
MEMORANDA
-. Steamer Chancellor left Louisville the a6h u
entire wharf Submerged Id all the Front closed
the river still rising
T Mary Kingand Captain Phillips brought up from
ship Liverpool the Bar, passengers
r. Ship Radius Capt Dillingham; hence for Havre lost of her
anchors the Bar and received ng damage collision
| with one Of towboats.
g, the ship Rich sgnaized ship Turner from
Boston, and boarded off stip Keys time who reported
| leaking badly but required no assistance.
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ORLEANS THEATRE-TtEsDAY, May A.
" First night Of the Opera ponzett entitled La
Opera in act by vogel.
THURSDAY, May sgBtneft Of Madame wfDEAANN.
In RaheetaTbe celebrated grand Opera three by Rosn
TASCRED.
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n Z n IN
Il y PACING HORSE fasnisrly known the sporting ~
world with covered BUGGY, NETTING
and HARNESS will be ra or Six hundred and fifty chance. at
ONE DOLLAR hundred and chances have been
taken This celebrated iose pronounced by competent judges to be
Bnggy and Harness. which
all qupliy Horse day
from o' H. Of Joseph Jernings No IL St
Charles The rae will Mt the RUBY Common
MONDAY EVENING May o'clock Dsin.erestsd
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On the 18th nit off the Isaac ship John Turner Portland
Boston, destination unknown.
On the asth nit Pass bearing w distant 200 miles, ship ALE
ghany, hence for Philadelphia.
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