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EURNIrURE DRY GOODS --CLAcETT DODsoN
dealers all kinds goods in the line,
housekeeps and those who
becoming Washington Alexandria, and their
following the
which, added their
complete All Of which win be found Of very
able had any other Union
~ 1855 l9s IN TOILET GOODS.
81 "a, io it 1914 and i34 Russia Barnsley sheet
inns, will he sold lower than
tonch nch IS inch, pch and 50 inch pillow
linens nom Germany and Ireland Some OF these
surp~s~ing excellence hitherto
offered fos sale In this part Of the country
Belgian, Eash, ssd scotch danask towels In bcsuin figures
heavy toilet towels damask borders which
viii be q low hucksbsck by the yard
Real Rns.a basket owelps, pleasant 10 use
Electric rueber be Of wool and linen, the use Of which
Baden Baden ubbefs dowss and crash Those
ns~A l b. found excellent used for bathing
lot LIB - snd ~ pink, blue, buff and white Dresden
wh. Narcotics, Victoria French and wc.d coverIc,s and au
SOME Of which are manufactured expressly for
they being 100 heavy for Approaching season.
ALSO, cas- Alendne quilts, @..f4I
White PINK, blue bun and scqnmsrn toilet crib
We respectfully the attention public these goods.
which win be found desirable. ..L stfi Eg'Bfls
Aprf u sodinHsyi CLAoETr DoDsoN.
OLD RRANDyvery pale and brsndi,. mel,
o~ snd % nns nsvor snfed perfectly and ss,,shs
eEossE ( THovAs ? aRKsR, 4 co,
ApD-A~fhWss III A Opposite Browns Hotel.
CpECIAL REQUEsT.The sub.cribcrs avail h~rssevcs Of
Tits mode earnestly
c'cssd their scccrn with them, which b-en ssndlns
o~th and longer, cali early
$3.50 oIAasfr, SSwTos, NAY, : co.
e Y Il 4 l. . e Z
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MouRNIsa GooDs.-we have jus, received the fonowr

MOURNING GOODS.-Wc have just received the foIowin,
M variety, which invite the attention of ladies' wshp "a
purchase of mourning prepared furnish spy
quantities required At The very lowest prices, viz
rs pieces fine bombaznes, Lupins make
IS do medium do do
Is do low price do do
20 do fine silk warp lustres, extra fine
rs do fine and medium alpacas
do silk warp mousseiines do lane, double widths
Is plain black mousselines de LANES
30 do plain black beregcs
10 do plain black berege de lame
Is do hafmourning do
Is do half ming bereges pretty styles
20 do fine Italian trimming grapes
do black English trimming including Qadu
10 dozen black lace wells and handkerchief
Ap l3-3tawIw CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, &C0
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nIOOR OILCI,OTHs A ND INGRAIN CARPE rING.

FLOOR OILCLOTHS ND INGRAM CARRIE FINGs.-
Just elegant supply Of floor
oiIcIos tapestry Brussels PANEL and bouquet
signs entirety patterns those hitherto
sold think viii be found heavier and better made
Also article "a wide English oilcloths, very
heavy and durable, pleasant article for summer
Berlin LEIPZIG table oiIcIohs OF which
rich In the extreme. 't
Also, supply ingram carpengs from the late
which, consequence Of the approaching boug
cheap will be disposed Of by accordingly low
per yard
Also, skeleton door mats.\
/ do Jenny Lind do
l do Edeiade do
| do Jute do
which invite the attention of
public generally
Apdili-eoinMayl CLAGEIT DoDsoN
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DDIrIONAL SUPPLIEcS.--l00 pieces of those ch,D
II plaid musiins lax yard, worth 20 cents.
30 pieces fine plaid Swiss musns
dozen ladies' super Paris kid and silk gloves (b knd
ats cents per pair
100 pieces medium and fine cambncs
100 pieces fine plaid musins
Ladies' wishing plaid muslns find all grades
pieces priced fancy colored cloths, for boys jackets
50 do plaid linens and striped dnllrw for youths pana.
looms
10 pieces fine white fannels
100 dozen adies cotton hose Of new importation
thin woolens, cloths, wecds and
cloths, for boys' wear
With many other goods, arriving daily.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
articles prices and fair be relied
PERRY & BROTHER,
Ap l3-eo5lf Opposite Centre Market
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Collected QUALITIEs.-we open today- IN
no pieces hns black the qualities and co'o "'"
OF which recommend
10 pieces and 1ne black French Cashmere
saiin hne black casstmere vesnes
$50 pieces cheap AM fine shirng cottons
OF the best grades at very low Pe"
20 bundles genrcmens spring undershirts
umbrellas hslfhoso gloves, susPcnnerr eas
pocket hanakerchiefs Of all kinds -. - ),
Gentlemen wishing black ciot csssmeres, ot lrsh linens
the best rrade, extremely ev pices
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary. . !,
1000 "ue'ost W" 49, PEkRY h BROTHER,
March ai--Io,eoif Opposite Centre Market
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Mr. BORLAND | will suggest that this Is pnvate
claim and excluded under the rule, as understand H.
MIR HUNTER. This is not aprivate claim. u Is the
OF witness who was sent home by the minister 10
10 pay witnesses sent for that purpose Tbs man ,. IN
great distress in New York. ] have receiveda letter
from him which would have read, but do not wish TO
detain The Senate
Mr. BoRLAND | do not object TO the allowance az
all suppose Il may be entirely right only suggested
that the rule might exclude H.
The amendment was agreed TO.
Mr. HUNTER present another amendment under
instructions from the committee II IS to insert alter line
$50 the following IL
"For contingent expenses Of the library Of Congress,
$500 /" .0t
That was an estimate from the Library Committee.
Mr. PEARCE. win explain TO the Senate that that
the late FIRE We were obligedo purchase great many
new books, the transportation OF which has cost large
OF money On this account, and because OF the IN
cdenls expenses attending the transportation, &c, this
amendment IL necessary.
The amendment was agreed TO.
have IN charge, and ii verbal amendment X
Is 10 strike out Soo650 in the appropriation Tor surveys
in the mineral region of Michigan, and insert m place OF
il s24,7sO This IL rendered necessary BY previous
amendment which the Senate has adopted, raising the
price Of those surveys from FIVE 10 ak dollars per mile
That amendment was adopted by the Senate, on the
Of the department, and because OF ina
amendment this alteration becomss necessary. M
The amendment WAS agreed TO.
Mr.. HAMLlN. | oaer the following amendment;
For the payment 81 James W. Hse, OF the city Of New
York. in full tof dlshaxps The duties q dssp.,ch agent;
$500 II, n
1 desire 10 say thai am directed by the Committee on
ihs Posi 0fRos and Post Ro~ds odsr this ansndmsns
o. VI. rsecmdsndadcn 81 the ssersssr OF s'as' who
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has furnished noe with an estimate, which hold in my
hand. and itcan be read, il required The duties OF the
Office discharged by Mr. Hale for the Time mentioned
IN the amen dment-dufing the ndisposuon OF Matthew
l. Davies.
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The Senate proceeded, AZ in committee Of the whole,
to the consideration OF the bill making appropriations
supply the deficiency OF the present fiscal ysar--ihs
amendment under consideration being the smsndm snt
proposed by The commes for incre ssng the service Of
the Collins line OF stesmers-upon which question: Mr..
MirLEs had the floor. a ist 5glN SSH
Mr. MILLER having concluded his remarks, (Which
ere reserved for rsysion,) III t s.Sl II 4rs-.tsN "
Mr.. SEWARD ssidl Mr.. Presidents wish 70 spbmis
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nuF HEST KIyDs-Raceived 10 day
and dxmasks Of the best kinds-a wdm
n warranted all linen - #,t !.
pieces linen sheetngs assorted widths and qusues and
900 plaid eaubrics musns choice patterns and quail
so pieces hne camhric musIus and jaconet
81 pieces fine black Alpacas and bombazines
300 pieces scotch diapers and toweing- -,
10 pieces 6ne and wide Of the very glossy hind
with and desirable goods
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary. - !,
Good articles prices and fair dealing may be- relied on W
Eases. TEhhf bhpiuna.
March al -.-IOtsoif Opposite Centre Marssa
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Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds:
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1851 ....,..15,3eo 2SS1
Received since. 1928 ,oo,-, SILL - o,o
yesterday. 0o-l:4o---.o -oo-oI,o-o
14l7663 9l,4e1
Exported to date. .... 1,361540 55.55S
Saturday. 039=l.363579 l364=56,952
Stock on hand not cleared 540S4 34539
T0BACCO-The inquiry for Tobacco continued and $50
hhds disposed of follows H. of which 10 at 4s
and 2S at 5-16 70 hhds and II ditto, both at 4}s
round AZ selections at Ga and 81, of which % at "A
% at c, and So at 615S q fb.
SUGAR AND M0LASsES-The transitions were in
tail lots at previous rates
FLoUR-About 1000 bbs changed hands at steady
prices including 100 fancy Missouri at 81 So 100 ST. Louis
at s. 25 100 extra oFallon brandy at So $50 bb Ohio
50 So for fresh Superne and 81 for fancy and 900 bbs
ditto, in iatboat, al 81 621S q Dbl
GRAIN-The Corn market showed no change, the sales
including 5000 sacks of which 1900 sacks mixed three
ots) at As and 500 prime white at $40 o bushel Of
about 1900 sacks taken at 85D90e q 100 Ii.
PROVISIONS-Pork continues to advance and we no.
ticed sales Of 200 bbs unnpected Mess at $40 5 1OO
ditto second hands at 500 and 50 bbls unnspected
Rumps at S17 An offer of $40 rs also refused fol
lot of 800 bbs Mess and another offer of $50 for GOO
bbs extra weight Bacon very quiet the only sales re
ported being "a casks ribbed Sides at OK and casks
shoulders I'd Keg Lard is selling in small lots a
| 1024$ U Ii,
| RICE-A sale of 10 casks at 43se . ID.
CoFFEE-Unusually active and e445 bags Rio sold (al
by one broker) follows 1000 of the Chas. Mallory
cargo) S5a, 400 So and ST. 1654 at So, and 20
| g skimmings' at 80 4 H.
wHIsKY-one lot of As bbs sold at 1714, and seycra
smaller at II AZ z gallon,
| FREIGETS-One ship taken for Havre at Sc so u hh
for Tobacco another for Liverpool at for Cotton
| EXCHANG ES-Good demand
Sterling 9 o. 1Pa af
Francs. ............'.: :. o II Il ido.L.7
NewYork sixty day Bills. u VI Ct disc
Sight Checks NewYork pardDA p ct. dist
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THEESE-300 boxes prime Western Reserve,
\ 200 boxes English Dairy, for sale by
ieis A. D. GRIEFF 4 Co.. IS and 40 Old Levee.
pUTTER-200k kegs st. Louis and Ohio Prime,
Il , in and landing, for sale by
joi8 A. D. GREFF d CO., IS and 40 Old Levee.
GTAR CANDLES-500 boxes best Cincinnati
ieis A. D. GRIEFF & CO., IS and 30 Old Levcc.
ENRESH GOSHEN BUTTER-20 firkins very
j choice, per steamship Empire City for sale by
jelS A. D. GRIEFF d CO.. Ss and 40 Old Iavae.
SOUR KROUT-20 bbls. Northern, for sale by
- iels A. D. GRIEF 4 CO., IS and 40 Old Lsvee.
A LUM-30 bbls ground and in crystal !;
IN COPPERAS-25 bbls. EPSON SALTS-50 bbls sale by
myl L. ]. HART CO.. 10 Tchoupitoulns st.
SALT AFLOAT-Some well assorted and con-
- cargoes Fine Salt to arrive, for sal by
mh2t JOHN T0OLE. IS Bank Place.
MEXICAN CHA SEED-Just received and
lV IL for sale, wholesale and retail by
mh20 P. L. MASSEY, Camp and Gravier streets.
CEMENT-2000 bbls Newark and Rosendale
" Cement landing and in store, for sasby
my99 JOHN HAfMAN Co., 80 Magazine St.
b Agents for Newark and Rossuaas Lime, Cement aud Plaster Co.
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL

BALTIC tAm) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, june O.
EUROPA, (Br).... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY s.
NIAGARA (Br.) for MISUNDERSTANDING, -?
ATLANTIC tAr1.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 49,
AFRICA, Or .....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 49,
CANADA, tSr) .for BOSTON. SATURDAY. 20.
ARCTIC, (Am')...,tor NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY 80.
AsA' t6f')'..-.-,..ior NEW YORK. SATURDAY, July g.
Havre and Bremen Steamers
FROM SOUTH.4lfPION,,,x Jrpe-s
FR.:fi NGToS -. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 49,
TU NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, Jaly 1.
HERMANN. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, - 81.
FROM LIT-ERP0OL
GLASGOW for PHILADELPHIA. WEDNY, June p
CITY OF AIASCHEST PHILADELPHIA. WEDNY, 20
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,
Sunday Evening, June 20, 1852
The supply of Stock is but moderate and the market
without animation
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 42ifD524c q fb net
:. :. (Lake and Texas) .........-kD3c p tb net
SHrEp Observation-Disclosures 00i0$2 60 a head
MUCH Cows $20id $40 y head
CALVES YEARLINGs. So O0HDS9 5u v mead
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
SECOND DISTRICT CoUKT P v. ACARTY vs.AUGUST1N ROGER
OF NEwORLRAss. II No. $780,

OF NEwORLRAss III No. 1896.
ny VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to
me directed BY the Honorable the Second District Court
eh the above entitled will sell public
8n the Bounda Of the City Exchange St. Louis
LOT OF GROUND with the IMPRov EVENTS thereon
in the city Of Nweans having French front
on Bourbon street between St Louis Cont
seventy three feet inches the line dividing
now or lately belonging Francois Pierre twenty
me ae With Bourbon street. d. iling from property Mr. Du
puy eighteen rect four inches lire parallel
DIVIDING from property formerly belonging Mr. Miranda
o inches on line parallel with Bourbon hyye
two inches line parallel street dividing
property that belonging being prop NV
purchased by the said Roger
deceased wife, passed before r. sghers Notary Public
Of tiis city, OIL the 9Th Of April, 1915.
Which BUILDINGS consist Of ONE STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with three rooms, OSE-STORY BRICK
with two ToOus, c
Seized above suit.
Terms cash spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
iel0 iv1 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlsan,
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Hayre and Bremen Steamers,
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFIcE,
Monday Morning June q, 1852.
COTTON-Buyers forward with considerable spirit
on Saturday took $500 bales at about the cur
rent rates of the previous day.
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NEW ORLt. Ne and Car e. -
l Y rolltou Ralroa - lteI
iteislur Trans. mlysuCrfedas:
Carsslfpast 8, and hatpss IL p
AMI hour afterwards until inclu
svey until qnarterpast5 in winter.
From Carroltoa:
Horse Cars NJ and 10
Trans7 and every hour until p NJ insla
siveiy summer, aud until halfpast p NJ in winter
FAKEl5 Children under IL and 10 cents
and end o second Monday in November
| LAFAYETTE LINE.
r. from the Depot No. Is Bsonn street,
Departure # Cars.
Winter Lafayette. and ~ o'clock
Depot, ls Baroane street,. ..-... VI $ and ~
from Lafayette
Depot. ls Barorne street, rs and
viii fses mnntes sniiis
o'clock NJ. ztss
Then 81, o. 10 and II P. ~, nom thu Depot.
Audi 81, 81 and l0x p from Lafayette.
FARE-lO Children under ~ yearn, bali pree.
t hit Cars for Parties Balls Meetings. ete
pi'ai sshen required 81 mhsf "
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Sherman's New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
PERMANENT CURE.

~ This TRUSS ia ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS and principle OF action, sonsequsnt eject Pos.
sng ADVANTAGES while it ia fee from the oneenons
IiIaetd the various kinds hseSore n The pressure
gulated bear directly the he.
orng security a e under the Y
ski,fi surgeon the weafsr
beyond the Of sangulaion other dan
other
practice for Afflicted M Hernia 70 sasss
only BY those WIG Anssmy mo are
s Truss NAV h ninriou If the Of Rupturs
oiled properly lifted have conendei g
10 AENCIE ha apply thu Truss At ecs 70
ST. CHAaIks srnKxT, New Orleans.
obssrse Of the q aver the door mhie iya9
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PASSENUEKS.
steamship Empire City New York
NJ Smith and child Mrs Durel Mrs Cooper chill
den, child, child Miss
NJ re Anmery, Rev Flanchel Mrs Rontha DIR
Tayoani III the From HayanaMTs Sharkey,
servants, Mir, Cahuzac DR. Sellers, Aubal W
Riley iermeda, Nj Lopez Chevan Bello9
steamship Yacht Brazos GalvestoCo Maj
liakn A, Wolf lady child and seIvt Miss Wolf Mrs YIN
Mrs Schmidt Col angstroth SauendO, BaIesgae, w
Gouge Crane John Rhea, Miss Rhes, Bareagan Gavan
DR. Bryan Secson, Seelgson, Berg James Murphy-and
4 deck.
steamship Day. from Gay MGhee and children
Miss MeGhee Soidad Ilolcomb aud children Peabody
Mechanical Fish ROBIN Park, i Bienhall
Garleh, DR. d Warner, G Wiliansand 10 deck.
POI ship Queen, Liverpool-l65 steernge.
Per brig Morning Star, Navy Euy-i9 passengers
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w The steamship Empire City saed from NewYork 9Th
n arrived at Havana the l5 there for this port the 18th
~ Pho steamship jas Day. 18th inst met the steamhp
United States Indiauoa bound in.
~ sc Conqueror the only vessel port OIL the et
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or NEwORLzAss. ALIAS. No. 5s99
RY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
= directed by the Honorable Filth District Court Newr-
e in the above entitled will proceed 10 sell public auction
on the MONDAY June 81 nj half w.
The CONTENTS, FIXTURES, the Cohehouse situated
Common Camp known AZ the
DIAMOND CoFFEE-HOUsE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the JAMES P. FREKET
jel0 IA IL 81 Sheriff Of the Parish Orleans,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.*
OF NEwORlEAss. No. 42s.
BY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
May l4th 1854 70 directed by the Honorable the
pstr Court Of NewOrsgns the entitled
coed to sell at public auction the City Echage
St. Louis street, between Charres Royal Streets FRIDAY
July 1852, at u o'clock for Of the credo
insolvent-
j. SuNDRY ACCOUNTS by said nsolven
ora az per ds TO be given at the time and place Of SALE
Terms cash on the spot.
CERTAIN SUIT pending in the Third District Of
NeworleRn entitled Side Bliss Lueus H. Place.
American Theatre for 33 H. surrendered by said
creditors
being the second and last auction said s will
iy the highest and last bidder for haevert viii
at Twelve mnths credit the purchaser furnishing bond with
solvent security according law. JAMES p. FRERET,
le2 "a u jy2 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans,
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DIR. e. Cr0in'S
Shoulder Brace and Supporter.
fs- THIS INGENIOUS INSTRUMENT SUPPORTS THE WHOLE
ody great suffering witt aims Or Weakness
tie Back Chest immediate relief and rnr
the detected strong and vigorous The eonsanr or
hose be greatly benshtted and hav
| M, prolonged BY of this Brace.
n Cali the BR ACE and convnee yourselves
~ SHERMAN, Agent tor the South,
St. Charles street New 0rleans-
| tE- Aso Agent for DR.. BANNING's CELEBRATED B0DR
| BRACE mnls lYdAW
Caution.
RUPTURED should be that they have security
HERNl with all s hoess eaf IN prop
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In First District
TNDIANA-Per Harre co.'s boats $4,000 bushels corn in
1900 do oats, 1000 do wheat q Twchcu &co
OlOPer Roberts Sturges Adams raha
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DUMPS and BATHING APPARATUS, "A
4 etcs-JoiN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. 184 CAMP ale
STREET Newtrlean has Just reeei, = new and large as
Lift Pumps
Punp etc Cooking Range Bathing Tubs and Shower
baha.
Also nng repairing Pipes; Sheet Lead every
description.
rornntiv after to.
~ Charges moderats NsEsiss /.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND sREAT NORTHERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. .NEwoRLgANs, MAY 20, 1862.
SUBSCRIBERS to the Capital Stock of the
E5NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY hereby requested the first nsament OF
office Company No. II Commercial Place
uya1 tt of the Board. JOHN CALHOUN Sec'y.
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COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco hhds.
Stock on hand Sept l, 1851 .......l539o 2387l
Received since 402 237 GAIA
yesterday. 36-l4O22I5 2o6=oI,o-o
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OF THE UNITED STATES gives notice that he prepared to
EXCHANGE THREE CENT PIECES FOR alt applicants
therefor He will also deliver the same expense Mint to
al parties them at distance, and who
uieItly Aha
Will be fequ--l
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oyp1cE dHHE DAILY CRrscEsr, I
Monday Morning, june q, 1852 !

ULEAEED SATUNDAT. =
Steamship Louisiana Iawlsss Galveston, Harris Morgan
Ship Tuel, Elliott, Boston, Geo w Hynso.
Ship Forest Queen Iovsi., Newfork, J Whitney 4eo
Ship Mary Clark, EinaoD, Anwen,
Brig Joseph, Keller, Charleston SL&ELLayy
sp ,ehr Presca, Miiet, Barcelona, PUG, Mir
aex sehr Jnanita, Zainu1in, ferg Cruz, = CamerJen
br shr Thos Pnrson Benson Belize fIoninras
Sehr VIM Peti Weat 81 Marks Newport, &c
5chr kinnbnssett, Myer, Charleston, r N Harrison
scir souilron, Snow, Pensacola, John Hurley
Scbr Randall Marshall, Dlignn Pensacola John Hurley
Scbr Tallahassee, Rookie, Apaachioola, EG Rogers &co
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Passengers Arrived.
LIvERPooL-Ship Fitzjames-Dr Leigh. lady and child
Misa Bell.
Passengers Sailed.

IyrRpooI1stesmshipA sis-c sharples, Quebec, child
and servants Spring. lady and child Miss Ferrier, Mon
treai; Miss Carroll, Sir Allen MoNab and servant
Benson, Canada; PiiIington NYori Chane IT Ryan,
Quebec; Mr. Raynor Liyerpooi jose Lands, Mexico;
WIN JsGLson Canada. Eyre NrT5s III rss Pss
rier Montreal smith Canada Mr. Faford, Monsr G
Daugny, Dueasguer Fabre Paris Khhss.one, onns
da; Count Litta Italy; Forsyth, Quepeo; Dar
mention 81 Louis; W Holman. QusSso Groch NYorh;
J T. Ross, Quebec; Mr. Hall Toroptoi weno, Hail,
Cansda aodEsGnw M:. HGSsson
iIs; Mr. McGunsil San Francisoo' " KELLY NYosn INT
sr;n san TrspSsoo; Mr. Hamilton, Montreal; g Lyoa,
Mr. Pr,ohsrd San Frsnoisco; Mr. Tudor, Ensland Bell
bearer Of dsspatchss-TSt.l 20 Specie. s22so% 49,. q
W Brocmc, Charles Blanchard, b Paine Z Fisher b
Bor ffard j North Elliott, Hastings Paine,
Miss ubs Mss jerks Mr. MoAster lady and servant,
N Wstson kimssll Jr as,bescn. Mr. Wilkinson and
Mcbride and lady Marvin and servant Miles Beach,
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