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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
PRUSSIA.

Cholera is committing ravages in the
Posep districts, bordering upon the Polish trontier
near Kaisch. At Ostrowo, Pleschen, Krooscnn ano
Przggodice, the deaths are numeroas lev go.
bad happened at Berlin but the Police aona,n HUN
The London Morning Herald learns
from Berlin 9Th. that the Prusslsn Minister to s~itzsr
land had received orders to address sommmw TO the
Federal Council, calling upon 1t 70 reestsolish the an
Glen. political relations Win r ,s 10 .SS s.oo,
will bs looked upon broken and the necessary eoc
c,ys MEASURES will be adopted.
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GERMANY.
WuYteubuPG.

The differences between the Govern
,ent and the Chambers the subject OF increasing
The estimates of the army, and which have already pro
Snced TWO or three dssoiuons of the Lsgsssure were
brought TO a close on the 9Th inst Tho Government
propositions were adopted but With considerable mod''
fcaiiopa .
Accounts from Spa state that the health
of Meyerbeer 10 every day improving and that be en-
gagged In the composition of new Oratoro, which ui
Be produced for the first tme at the musical festival at
Birmingham next month.
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SPAIN.

Letters from Madrid to the 9th state
That the Jesuts have been installed in the monastery Of
lgnacio de Loyola Gupuscoa where they will establish
College for the instruction of young mlssions
ries to the Colonies.
The question of the navigation ofthe Dou-
ooh again taken up The Hraldo which advocates the
prosecution of this work In connection with the Ca.
na,zaion of the Ebro. Railroad projects of all kinds
are s,i the rage to the exclusion, almost of political
matters.
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ITALY.

RoME.-There is again talk of with
drawing the French and Austrian troops from too Papa
States leaving only French garrison st'Civs Vecchia
snd supply he other stations with the newly recruited
Pontica army. This latter force but slowly
The Co77ire Mercantile of Genoa says " that want of
money prevented tbs Pontdcs Agents from recruiting
more than 500 or 900 Swiss and German Catholics
As 70 the risb IL cont,nues) upon whom the Holy See
prp cipaly relied they might have been obtained
moderate terms but The English Government will not
suthorise such enlistmens particularly after the Pro-
testant spiri. OF the late election -
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IiyerpoOI Provision Market.

From Un Gardner g. CO.. CireHlay.
slightly improved inquiry has existed for fine BEEF this
week at extreme rates. bat ordinary and ddng
still egected PoRK hardly firmly held some of the late
arrivals Of French having been pressed the market without
effect The change cooler weather has the demand
partially of BACON; but, the stock is light there is
change in prices LARD moderate request about 50 uus
reported sold at S. ex-shp. GREASE BUTTER rather
inquired for without alteration value No change
to note in TALLow. Quotations: BEEF-U S. Prime Mess
old, s. dle5 new. us Gl9O ordinary, old 20 $50
los no.; India new 40 a i50 India Mess l25
l40i. PoRK-Eastern Prime Meas. IS 090. BACON
Eastern 10 d5l Western. AZ $50 Shoulders % 0So
GREAsE 40 n43 TMLOIy. IS ESQ
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The Royal Brazilian mail packet Severn,
Captain Chapman, from the Brazs. has arrived al
Southampton bringing dates from Montevideo TO 9Th
July; Buenos Ayres, I'd Rio de Janero, 18th Pernam.
buco, I'D.
At | Is A. NJ, on the 9TH instant, the
Severn discovered be on fire In the after ORION
Through the united exertons Of the officers crew and
several of the passengers and the prompt supply OF
water, the flames were entirely sGbdued by O'clock
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English Money Market. AUG. b.

TIE British Funds have this week under gone steady bit
consider abe decline, mounting to ~ Owing
TO change the weather and the Fishery question b-us
viewed favorable light the English market opened
az an Improvement which continued till the Close, and
Money Is than The official let Of closing prices
follows Cous0's for account 9Th Sept % Dit
10 Money. - Three -snd-a- aafter per Cents 02 =
Bank Stock 2.j to ~ Exchequer Bills ~ TO NJ prem.
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TURKEY.

The Paris Debats publishes news from
Consantinople to 29th July III mostly occupied With
accounts of the reception of the French steam frgate
Charemsgne. great portion of the city of Erzeroun
had been destroyed by an earthquake.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-02

N E READ A II. il'ANhNi-As' every 00''
R. R. r.
R.ADW.aY'S RE.ADY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
twill stop THE MOST SEVERE FIVE MINUTES OR
ES sH XII s.s M m ans Pss on l IN
1o0i'' INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
ell giving instant ease to the most sormenhs and ago.
TO THE SICK AND pA1N-suFFER1Na OF NEW
VIII S s4!5 H fssHF
RE Yo5 M aA X Ro F. FIVE
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED,
R SHERAtaIs N N p eSE H a2Rks
S S5$TuaA rs HSS H1s1rrs,
SSH EEAs III EEE$sSE
f fSSEu T5s3Ar il il 6 6sgf h TSoTFs.
cSs Mo92b S rSaf
1sls tic AZ G GfE ,s the @
quickly the disease.
VIC s. SICK *, M HE IEop THE uosr ns
rRESsiSs FANS IN FEW MINUTES and prevent
poisonous acids OF the system n,,,,r,o,,
PREVENTION.
iuhang the pleasant agreeable perfume of R. r. r. it will
the dull heavy feelings
IN BATHING,
s se e. " b Ms sss The
body every morning. will sapu healthy
prevent disease and Sickness headache and bionsnssa
| ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
PYSEST e BLOOM Fun
the most distressing discharges and will speedily
NEURALGIA
| PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses almost miraculous in
Sys the as pa OF pam tins sF b
eps ting pain. thousands the
s sSS
an ihs nSai M i Il sHs I
palms.
\ PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the ercucstng
months ws4 confined to the Rheumatic, Pains whose
bones were from top to toe whose n distorted
she use OF RAbWAYs READY RELIEF This is tie truth and
United ststys can need nj
gSR @ tho aasl % plGns the s
the Unon for the last have tested themselves
CHILL FEVER.
, | CH1LLs STOPPED IN A FEW MlNUTEs-PAIN RELIEVED
INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF like all Chill
Fever break, the Ghi neutrality-suspicious. and nyise
with health and strength and secretion the system
| PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you feel pain, apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
S Ss bors
kELIEF taken internally spilled externally
lew minutes Co., 1877 Faon Street. Nswyot
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
z JOHN WRIGHT L CO.. Isl Charities street, NawOean.,
~ General Agent, who will supply dealers in the soun.ry
Of way Co.'s prices.
h MEDIUM -
ID Sold also by G. N MORRISON ia Magazine street, and
Al for R. r., or RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. mha iyAw
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,OSSIGNEES

Per sp Nathaniel Hooper NewYorkC Bu1iecke Sco-1
Metrsgo deoAI.H fl!-Aomes Bennett Wright &oo-
keham-umsdcn, &coMler, Walio-A Whiting
Bird Bro-Magee & KneassWheeler BiakeL Smmonds-L
iiclteuC H PirrsouJ Woodruff &co-Eiall keuI,R
bTchannn-c Flint Jones Priestiey BenWesh1gton Sc9
VI BIriow-0grhy MNcaUlayD Ronbier-J
kenueAyPicket Perkins &co-Vogts& Blackwell
Cook, Young NRu,re M4sh Gco-W Booth
Frost D
Stevens CeBeebe &coL stuevnn &o-Tnyior iartCol
MycsLJ WehserJ llHyman tScoBurrows X ostrCm- Poe
u Tnrpn-W Armstrong; Groves Son-John Gslehe-p r
Cso5 Pedr0omcBoyce Il Shuinway-krly, Conynglam
Fdrn, D0negun ooTi feck-A kng-W Violet
ur-- WIN A F Cochran Nimno-M CUrlovo-or.ar
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/, Friday Morning, July 2 1857
CoTTON-Factors tables nearly bare yesterday,
l. and business was confined barely 800 BALE, Prices
oltwere unchanged.
$50 NEW ORLEANS cLAssIFiCATIoN.
,utnferior. 661kl Middag Fair III 60
tiiodng s2t0s24 Good Fair. nominal
20 food Aidding, loltOl lGood and Fine nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO TArENiENr
so,t hand SAINT s,, co" b1!s5 ao Tobacco a hhsS
AF'Fs'' y y,ts iG77=72acs
Exported to date. .13So552 63sl5
yesterduy... 405=lSsoa57 1t447=G5262
Stock on hand not cleared 4l.226 1907
TOBACCO-We heard of sales of some $50 lids, includ
ing Is hhds at -, 10 at 3, 10 37s and Factory
Lugs at "a "A hhds: at AZ at and II at So and
extra choice Yellow Banks at 914e Il b-the highest
price Of the Also Ga Yellow Banks and II Mason
County, sold on Wednesday, on private terms
SUGAR AND MoLAsSES-We noticed retail sales at
previous rates,
FLOUR-Market extremely dull and barely 400 bbls
sold including 200 St. Lousat = and 100 at 81 20 4 Dbl
GRAIN-corn inactive, and sales limited to $500
sacks including 34S mixed at 80 lbs ordinary yellow
So 1000 yellow at 5l05l q and 800 white at $50 u bshe
Oats were heavy with sales of 100 sacks including 15t
Indiana at 81 and 700 St. Louis several lots at 34l35c
y bushel,
PROVISIONS-The inquiry for Pork was confined to re-
tail parcels at S21 Dbl for Mess Bacon quiet but
still tending upward and 10 casks Shoulders brought
u H.. of Lard 10 terces No l sold at 92ie q b.
LlME-300 bbls Alton taken at 81 OK q Dbl
WIIISKY-Sales 100 bbs Russiis extra at II a and Al
Glover's at 1919 p gallon.
FREIGIITS-No engagement.
EXCIANG ES-Demand fair.
Sterling Observation-Disclosures, 9l011o1
Network sxty-day Bills. a ct. disc
Sight Checks on Network par(O Is ct. disc
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.


SECOND Jusrcx's couarfIJAMES MCCARTNEY vs PATRICK
PARISH or ORLEANS. MuGHAN....No 12l73.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
- the Honorable j. Wuer Second Justice ofhe Peace
Of entitled will proceed sell
public auction Banks Arcade, ga1ine street. between
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE other thereon, situated the Fret Dis
Second Municipality ec OF NewOeans number
bounded by Pro rvier, Preur and Jonson
gnated the plan
M April 40 lss and deposited the Office of l. Mccsy, late Notary
Pubc Engl. feet clever
and lines johnson by hundred and hy
one feet three inches deep between paral lines
~ Terms cash GEORGE F. PEARSON,
e22 Consitbie Serond Justices Court.
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MUSIC STORES. ETC.
vEoRATIo D. HEWITT, PIANO.

EEORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO-G-
FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. Camp *
Nsworeans, would respectfully request the ~ n
the public his large and exensi-eg 4
of Music AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of all kinds
descriptions well selected PLANO
FoRTE the factories the fret the United and
EUROPE which to found those Of SIoDARi
Of NewYok, SON, OF NswYork and PLEYEl CO., OF
The the following kinds; GRAND Sc
the celebrated makers the world combining all the Lat
improvements the subscriber style OF
OF s. 6 az They will be sold at manufacturss
prices. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all kinds and any quantity
constantly hand largest
brought the Southern marss
reasonable GUITARS manuae-
by WILLIAM HALL SON. from the most approved SPANISH
MODELS Of the first class and warranted 70
the climate The subscriber has had years Y
Northern cities, well snd 70
details Of the business ia
stock has the Southern
and his facilities he will always have hand selected
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and the LATEST and
ASHTON ABLE MUSIC The Musical Public are Respectfully
| invieio cal and examine his stock
| el3 lyos HURAIio d. HEWITT, Ss lamp str ~
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rREEN OAKS HOTEL. Biloxi, Miss.-axs

TREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss 9Th
W This famed and popular Summer retreat SO generally sasa
kuown the Southern under
ELIZABETH PRA Dr aud JOHN PRADAr,
mile from the village Biloxi will opened
he 81 Of the reception of
The GREEN OAKS well known to need an extended notice
popularity establishment has steadily
The natural advantages commanding the hnsa
receiving the salt flows from
The Gulf Impress favoaby the many visitors from
NewOrleans, Mobile and the surrounding eoanty.
During have mHde
additions The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
SAIL BOATS will bo ut all times the
the visitors free OF chsrge-also CAREl at Dinner
CARRIAGES aud HORSES be procured at moment.
celebrated BRASS BAN OF SewCreans engaged
and a may be expected twice every week.
Visitors wishing the GREEN OAKS requested to no
v the Captains Steamers, who will aud them the wharf OF
the Hotel.
TERMS
Per Day 90
Children anil Servants half
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REGULAR PACKETS.

LyOR MOBILE-Daily 0. s. Mail
Lios-summsr hrrangsnsnt--Ths and
spisn lid law packet FLORIDA,
muster OREGON, r. A. sin, thaving been it
erurensly for the trade with superior aonmodatns One
will the Ponchsrs Railroad DAILY,
srriys O'clock stopping daily Bay
ST. Iou Pass Christian Pascagoua and returning will atop
At Pascagoula Christian and Bay st. tppis daily
m with baggage ougt 70 go down ny
O'Clock ~ the boats will not stop % take away Issht
ate arrival Of the IL O'Clock cars -
m Pas Christian ought 70 De sent ior
steamers CALIFORNIA or MOBILE, leaving daily
Mobile and Coast hihgs VIII ieeVe
tbs at 20 minutes past syen CLOCK ~
ie1 X. GEDDks, Agent, ~ h'i'h fA'e'
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Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamer
FROM LIVERPOOL.

BALTIC (Am) NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, June ..
EUROPA, (sr.)..,.,for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY - 5.
NIAGARA, DR. w.. BOSTON, SATURDAY, - IL.
ATLANTIC, Gam for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, - Is.
AFRICA (Br.) ......or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, :. 49,
CANADA, (Br.)r...for BOSTON,. SATURDAY. " 49,
ARCTIC, (Am) NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, - so
ASIA, OBJ ).......i NEW YORK. SATURDAY, July g.
Hare and Bremen Steamers.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
FRANKLIN NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, Juns O.
WASHINGTON ....for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, - 80
HuMBoID DIT. for NEW YORK.. WEDN ESDAY July I
HERMAN for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 81
FROM LTI'ERPOOL
CITY GLASGOW for PHILADELPHIA. WEDNf, june
CITY OF MANCHESTER. for tilADELPIiIA. .WEDN'Y " %
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
fs,iGgesgnSea' Paint,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS. STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, pEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF


IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
re- the public respectfully called to TIE following
the celebrated BRDGEW ATER PAINT tis
than add after EIGHT MONTHS
South character of the Paint firmly essabished and
the public the best FIRE AND FEATHER FRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jro F. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
ulyas induced to apply the Bidgewa,er Mineral Paint
and every respect IT. has exceeded ny
CO. cheertuly my testimony the embraced in
s 1 % Ans 5
s wfr s. nsa n mas s se I has solid
surface, which has proved entirely impevus o,J ,1,rp
NewIDera Atakapas, March Ii, 1852.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST, CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the ds Of n n sap P
sSss s sl rSsomna PERvous qaat and
5ss ~ Ss5si Ea4EI4 @ s5ESs
Hi NsWo sisi December . 1851
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN OF
ToWBoAT PoRPoIsE
1have used the BRIpGEwArER PAINT, for which Messrs G.
BoGERT CO. Agents. the hurricane deck of the Towsea
ss s3: n M s upon
PERFECT SLATE and ssts
fsd # y; all the aeaes cSb
fdp,s ycommsad sh BRibsEwATER PAINT or tie purposes
'''.' tssnsiS VIM, BROWN, Captain OF TOwS0at f0rP0ss
Newofeans, Deeemoer u 1891
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO.
Having LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with the BRIDGE
WATER tho sSs ssa n
i Ne PoRPosE We eheeuly recommend said PAINT So
''''~'' (sigasd, HUGHES, vA1IETT TL1oNAs,,
Up WHITNEY ! w. D' n .la'
Ne"orlesns February 4, 1852.
| CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER
PAINT pas, five months
. Em @ spg ] GS F
AND S s5 fer far gs
%s qualities J 81 Es Psnss "
New Orleans February g. 1851 1872 Camp street,
| UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE
The qndegnsd taderwr having confidence IN the BRIDGE
VII ali hoas fire risks the
fssasa M c company
+ sReTHHis F;s ssssssf fis"s , astael
5o M L tFHFsRfS sss, sssosan
sal P F. zsHf6S ,4 as Fi Dss~ale i Iatsa
above
equally respectable parties which app
office; among which Captain N b. Robbn
IeOas Captain VIM Cults of ship Charles coor D. Nc
Cuu Assistant Engineer NewYok and Erie Railroad; BevSt Lieu
Col C. H. Taeott NewYork Arsenal r. S. Smith, Lieutenant
ouaersster United Military Academy West Point Oliver
tno Secretary Of the Hudson River Rairoa
Company, Il. C. BoGERr CO.. 10 Camp street,
Agents for the States of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Tes
i, sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
|. M M:ss H !. wSFEkS l s!E ! co.
3 JOIN STROUD L co.
II /. MACPHERSON, No. 80 Camp street.
kH es NasS53AHHs & E xH5EAs5s:
d. SA LDt a6,Soe YES, y! UFFERD
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NEW oRLA NJ and Car Ga 49,

NTEW ORLh NJ and Car ga ~ sssssssEsss
| Y rolton Raio. itei Line 4A9K&ESx2-1kS
Departure Of Trains. - nRepOreans:
Horse Cars-A.pa past ., and hatpas r. 4
and hour afterwards until p NJ ineia-
sively in summer, until quarter past in winter.
From Carroiion:
Horse Cars M.,s and 10 81,
Steam hour until p NJ ineiu-
siyely in summer. until half past6 P NJ winter
FARE-l5 n and Servants 10 cents
tbs third ondsy inF eooaiy
aud end on the Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
t These Cars the Depot, No. IS Baronne street.
Departure 81 Cars.
Winter Lafayette. ocApens
Depot, is Baonue street. .l ~ essd W
Depot, IS Baronre street ~, ~ No
will each and every fifteen nihas sohs
O'clock
Then at sh, 8, 10 and IL P. NJ. from the Depot.
sL1, Ok and 1ox p.M. from Lafayette
Children under IL years, bali price,
oIisd whom raounirrJ mh3l 1y
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
g .s W.; ~.
ansf WIZ o. 30 ss. b a4. ' eas'
SS5'gG ST. tS5 Do r u do Tatss Fse owes ase
a a2 "a ma a. oA1 F. SIX. 0 Do sG4 sss bale
IS Seo~e Foser Bars on lis Sis DO 10 ,desi. do
fres. Ben boz ndse Picket, Perk7, Aeoss bb apple, BIZ
cotton, S""''"'''' 70 's' AA'' '''''''' bales
louisville W B clifton 22zo saek
Ssd &css 800 sk Fellows &cqss! hid. tobacco
v!lg Dc Fis;lers. DO bbls Tors Wilson Seo-49o
9 s S a.s. % Sso 30 1 do pG. ~
ssl' i ehsy ss; ta;,yI b5 M.o Dc 5e
&t csehneidsr-s6 pos
Total, 33e hhds tobacco.
F;ts
do rtowr. das pcss sinyy Green Gidss Robin.
=. 1z Ra SyasS Nsso y oS' ss Eli. 5n ..
potstors 6 Monson-Tota, as6 bales cotton
s cn 1S t . olE q 3 w5sd s 5
2s d g3 IL sG Ss. .y q s asa % S :Sp
s s s 4a F w ss C. do 5os i
Wa. Re, h Fii% ssas gr' PoS s S@.ssI
Eeo,p9 81. os,, Dr1 els Forni1n a1e s3s kegs
order-TotaI, as bale. eotton-s bids tobacco.
sllEEyEP9RTrer steamer cHddg SS q BALI. Gotten i R v
iasons do osksy Iis@ko,N? 10 swine Green &sos oil
,hs a Ea sy ss Sa s Sss so6 Morrison a'0 head
ga Pgae os e. Sss, cote: assoe
q Oakley awki9s-5 Wright Williams &eo-sj Byne
sant res TO as bale. cotton
w1AAsPonTgP s, .t;.ms5 p Witt p bale. cotton
do mos Ml'enerser &co5i hid. pya &eos bb
Scott
otAGlITAper steamer New Word hale, cotton Fe?wo. e
Inns nse Scott Robinson pcs castings GyI
box nae conrOysnndres to oderTota, IA bales cotton
MiNpENrer steamer Leila No bale. Oakley ftawk
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Thursday Evening, July l. 1852.
Arrived 147 head of Beeves 1913 Hogs POS Sheep, 10
Cows and l26 Calves and Yearngs, There but few
Hogs with IN ample supply of other stock, offering,
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE Zine Westerly -(O6c y Is net
:. .. (Lake and Texas) .......24@-F ID net.
SHEEP. 25f0$2 70 y hesd.
MULCH Cows s150S50 . head
GsLyKs AND YEAKLISss. .....r..fe 0OOS9 w y bead
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TO RENT.

ETOR RENT-From the LIST of November A.
the Coffee house known AZ the FALCON HOUSE, sd A
joining Placiies Nsrietus For psrticElas inquire OF
MATTHEWS & DENMAN.
GOMEZ of Carohielet and GrAver
THOR RENT-Board of Directors Odd Eel A.
Il Hall Aprson.--The STORES in the basement III
Fellows Hall eight number fronting
Camp lafayette and
Lafayette offered for rent Possession given
For apply TO either Of the Undersigned
II. g, STETSDS, "a Charres street.
J. G. DUNLAP 81 Camp street,
RICHARD SWAIN, Crescent Insurance Company,
je19 lmislmos corner Camp street snd Commercial Alley
EOR RENT-Summer Residences in Man a.
devie-Two HOUSES the Lake 10y
steamboat Anng with bathing
house, etc, Apply v. FESTE, 70 Charres street.
lei i'm in Vaudeville.
GUNNER RESIDENC ES.-Three Cottage SEs
~ Dwellings VILE the Summer Apply
jt9 J. NJ. WEYMOUTH 107 ST. Charles street.
yEyO RENTAL elega ntly furnished Office, ri
Il suitable for a Commission Merchant Applyto k.k
nhi2 ii SAMUEL VOL F. s5 Camp street.
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xDILoxI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss. The pub n

DILOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss. pub Nm
lie respectfully informed that this establishment Will be -
under the Of j. W
NIXON, OF June Attached the house Will b. flnd
BAR BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS and BAT HOUSES
The TABLE Will always be supplied with the deleeis Of the SEA-
The surrounded by large
gnihcnt Live Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia and Bay Trees
offering the tue prospect well as giving dense shade even
This Hotel offers inducements
hdreh than other house the account OF
the which is about two
E- libe al deduction will he made families. yls
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NOTICES..

W7ILLIAM P. CONVERSE, JR., becomes a
W. partner in firm from this date. CONVERSE co.
rOPARTNERSHIP NoTICE.-WILLIAM A.
''@' 'a'''' IA our "'' m sLARK DAY srAurEER.
VTvHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
All MILTESsEs
please ne ,p%; &,
New0rleans June 80, 1852. PATRICK QUINN.
gs- The undersigned would respectfully in
form h friends q, public that he will continue TO tranaaet the
5Tse5 M III t :i.
STEAMsHIP ALABAMA-This is to certify
~ Ma, have this day held urysy on board Of hf samTe
s A., and s . ss s her sS .n ina IN rs
and the p well ond in Particular and we consider her she
G ess;: s &l 4; sE1S wEEEs.
fssspea, As sein FoL rs s'sF Maker
c. EaF iR%l 80 8. l aiiLf Mixer
,, 3. Ss$$' l. /: 5 5SETss.
EUGENE E. A. TALLAR1E holds our full
oaTy Public All other y r
Ncworenns, Jaoe ~ 1882 II
NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore ex-
isn between ths uDf the firm Of NJ
present them for payment WIN. DAVIS,
Ne~Orleans, June j. 1852 NJ. CARDOSA,
| ~ The entire stock of FURNITURE of the
PRICE, sand, CANAL
STREET, iquidns tn. affairs si firm. The public respect
fully call and this before purchasing else
where.
@- The undersigned respectfully informs his
,esds end the public tia. M will continue the BusI
.a"f ''' ' IL h
FEVHE TREASURER of the BRANCH MINT
Of TiE uSiTEp STATES gyes n9+ th1. he Is prepared
therefor He will deliver the the expense the Mint
all parties requiring them at distance mud who my be more conye
neny accessible the line Of the this Branch than the
Mn y & i,. Dsn parcel e Of VA and s5
isa ~ I'll '''>' bssuYs,
NEW ORLEANS IA n 5AGKsoS ANDGREAr NonTAERN RAIL-
| & UBSCRIBERS to the Capital Stock of the
| kJNEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
a ~ are hereby to pay s n @ Pss Of
my27 If By order Board JOHN CALHOUN, ssc'y.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NoRrHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. :. .NEwoELEAss April IS, 1857!
pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby g ven that Books
e I K s GsR sot SEm
open Mississippi,
win 'ne seventh f. BURNER President pro tenn
JoHS cALHous. Ssers,ory .p78 tauas
odd FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
Cemetery can b. o6tqnd by sPpiEs 9 Ilsa
pansde street, and F. NJ COREY, seklss Co.. No. 40 Canal
The price Of Vaults to so;kbodng Lodges
ber s$o To rmbe sokhong Loage for the burial Of wife
child as0 For all other ba the OF Vault will be fio
purchase Lots any information respecting the crest
Camp street. JAMES FuRSEAGH,
mye If Secretary OF the Board of Directors.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
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