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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
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To THE LADIEs.-Now is the time "a
purchase rich Grape Shawl and Columbian Hall No m
trandst is the only place n purchase H. II You wan,
iich Canton Grape plain -rodered fake word n
it and 20 to Columbian Hall s. $40 10 sufficient %,
chase shawl worth $i4 and SIS
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R- The weather has done US gracious

e The weather has done us gracious
honors for the week closing With an unimportant
but chilly exception, we have had the happy medium
which Is not only tolerable but highly enjoyable in all
weather operations Last night, the new moon made
timd exhibition Of her crescent which bstokened Coy
the Indian rule Of prophecy dry quarter since not
only one powderhorn but score OF them could have
been hung upon 1t. The days OF balmy Spring are
rapidly closing and We must soon prepare for the
swetering and unfortunately long days OF Summer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

u A meeting Of the Geographical and
Statistical Society WI. &c held this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

REAL EsrArE.-The following sales of
Real Estate we're made at the Merchants Exchange by
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~ The dust is mastered at last; the
old system - sprinklng is moro in operation and
Broadway is redeemed from whir~inds of dust to be
plunged into of mud. But since experience has
proved that we cannot have streets swept must
be content have the dust wet down. and put up with
mud instead of cleanliness Would that some man
could invent sreessweepng machine that could cast
about thousand votes then might hope TO the
broom of roforn, work in earnest Until that event
happens, we may well despair of clean streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

BURGLAR CAUGHT.--A man named John
Lewis arrested Thursday night while in the act Of
breaking into store the OF Nassaus and Hind.
son-sv He committed In full for trial yesterday by
Justice King
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

TnE LATE MURDERoUs ARRAY ~ CEN
rsEsTsrEr-D,asa Of one Of the Injured Party-Geo T.
Murphy, the young man who stabbed in the neck
the morning OF sunday the 9Th inst, Ivy some IN
known individual while upon the walk ABOVE the p,r-
terhsuse No. 80 Cenuestreet, died at o'clock, yes
tsrdsy morning, from his injury, at the NewYork Hos
pits About week since, the deceased stated that Jas
Maoney, better known az Butcher jim was the person
who stabbed him. The Coioasr then lad Maioney a..
rested and taken before the deceased who once den
tiled him. rry was empanneied but an "aEbir was
proven by the accused and he acquitted by the Ju-
ry and discharged No other person was accused q the
s,ahbng and the E.ar remains mystery. 1t is to be
hoped ths: the benevolent viii remember the blind aal
widowed mother Of TIE deceased, who is now living In
aicct poverty AT No l2 Mulberry street. having lost
heT only and support by the assassins knife. The
Coroner emrsnneicd aJgry last evening for the Dur
pose Of holding an inquest upon the body OF the de-
ceased.
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NV STRIPED PIG.-Under this title
7Ae Ereatag Post announces a new beverages lust
brought in Boston " Sherbet Of Shirazp The Post
evidently thinks it disguised sort of the ardent We
can't for moro than we know, but we win tes
y that bottle labeled sherbet" sent 10 US was no
thing worse than mild Kind Of ginger pop
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LousPer Bulletin q!s bale. cotton to Frierso
Nelson dco-52 johnson &coss Wright Williams acos do
Bradley, Wilson acoss skiPwith92 Ncregor Aliownyl7
4eos MeL+mo Currin eo Elder Bros aeos hhds tobacco
G u Tne51 Brander, Williams &eos3 do Rolewali &co
do soeryl pigs Pickett Perkn. &co1b00 pigs lend
Scott co226 do Eager &o7o0 do 81 bales hemp
Conno co9Oo bb -four 10 casks bacon so els bagens
corn Kne Dix &co5oo bbs pork Walker
Thon.on36 do, 466 sks MITCHELL Beverly
80 SKIS Dhan72 do Iiorre Gayle &eoil0 do % kegs
bran ibis oil waneken Kirehhof
hhds Elder &co4 bales wool Civ
ensl box Boge Foley Avy5o bales hemp Price Frost
Fellowes co7 Pnckard &cos bbs Stone
Wniworth lila Shaw Bsknnl7s SKIS shorts Duffy
Ibis lard Pope &col2 bills wheat
Buddccke aco pkg Cooper Leckr, Roberts
Shaw dco-3 do DIR Wighi-2 mills and
Greenwood &eos2DO0o in gold 600 do Jas
co-3500u 1853
bales cotton, 1888 hhds tobacco.
NATCHIToCIIES-Per Kimba 90 bales cotton NJ D
Cooper Pompy W Powsl-4 Gorrissen Bros
Payne Harrion-5 Cherry, Henderson &eo? Roubien do
Ntenbsrge-4 hhds Montgomery54 bbls 10 x
moasses Mtenbege4 bbs molasseH Menteger heos
bales petrie- l41 hides w Powe6 do Rnwn Duncan &co
sundres to order.
LAFoURCHE-Pe Music bales cotton obt Charpen
Druiie hhds % bbls noasses
Gerard &eo5 do 40 SKIS pea Cammak bnles
Loes-l1 Lapeyre Fe6 bbls Bsbot21 bags poa
b Lacroix-l00 do II Observation-Disclosures to order
BAYOU SARAPer New LaoIa lG bales cotton H
Ii-0 Elder, Bros &co2 bales Walkers bbls
Fay39 bxs peaches Scott Robnon6 bbs do, 5? bb 81
SKIS potatoes, 1872 sks onions order
LOCKPoRPer Mary Foley Sc hhd 81 bbls
lassss Walkerel DO hhds Darby Trcmou2Ds SIX
potatoes Lacroix-aundrcs to order.
PASSENGERS.
Per propeller sbun from Msago Bay aad Sabine Pass
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suM sNAKr-A short time since, Mr.. Isaac Barber,
of Guilford, Vt killed six black snakes of them
81 feet long in ledge of rocks his house. says
the Brattleboro Eagle The of the Eagle says he
begged his informant to down little in the number
and he would put them all six feet long but the fellow
wouldn't throw off single snake.
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LrERARY.-ne Comtesse D Orsay, who lived unhappiy
with her dandy husband has published novel in French
entitled L OmJ du BonheH, The Shadow of Happiness
She ate than Peter Schemhil who lost only his
own shadow, has now lost that Of happiness The
work appears to be genuinely French in conception and
treatment and Of no remarkable brilliancy power
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HAIL STORM "A destructive hail storm passed over the
towns of 0xfors Norwich and Plymouth Mass, on the
10th instant he hail stones were of an extraordinary
size and did mich damage No storm Of equal severity
Is recolected il that vicinity.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

INSCRIPTION for Series Of Twelve a
- c0NCERTS To given LAFAYETTE SQUARE. sXbASNg
subscriber ha. been by ssyer. musical friends
LAFAYETTE WEDNESDAY each week. from nj 10
O'Clock defay the sn.cpen has been
every Music at The hrst CoscET
GLOWING Wednesday, above mentioned. n; HoEFfNER
Leader OF lne ifohi iHhh bnhd.
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KossurH IN AMERIcA.-The Syracuse IN. " journal
learns that VIM T. Coggsha Esq. has in preparation
volume devoted to the details of Gov Kossuths soourn
nd travels In the Uuited States Mr. c. has been con-
nected with the suite of the distinguished Hungarian
since his arrival on our shores and consequently has
oyed the best opportunity for obtaining the materials for
bis proposed book. He also has much merit writer
and will doubtless give the public interesting and ac
ceptable work
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THr MoRMoys-The Newly rk Herald publishes long
communication signed Iowa. relative to the Mormons
Of Deseret and lso publishes the remonstrancc of Will
liam Smith, brther to Joe Smith, and others, against
the admission Deserct into the Union The latter do
cument is exceedingly bitter and walks into Governor
Brigham Younghugely.
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M. g. AREsr.-The Hon. Fayette McMullen has
been arrested il Philadelphia for violent assault and
battery on Mr. Ftzworth, of planfeld, Nj. McMullen
broke his yer the latter gentemans head 1t
all about seat n the cars.
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ANOTHER ArrnIrr TO SET FlBE.--on the morning of
the II h inst anther endish attempt to burn dwelling
house in Savanna Fortunately the flames discov
cred and extinEished before much damage had been
done Truly tn incenaries who nest that city per-
seyeripg in the efforts to destroy it.
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HoGGIsH-Tle number of hogs packed in the West
during the lastseason is 05o513 against 1o8139 the
season previous This shows falling off Of 1aoSs4 OF
the former nurber $4,000 were packed in Cincinnati
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NORTH CAROLINA Twss-Two colored children con-
nected by the ertebre and said to be quite match for
the Siamcse Trims, about to be exhibited in the
Northern citiescommencing at Petersburg, w.
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NEW ORLEANS
THuRsDA1 MORNING, JUNE "a, 1852.

DEsTRucrvi FIREA destructive fire occurred in Pro-
vdence, n. l.. on Monday night. the 18th inst. In Mr.
.Chd's stable, which was burned twelve horses were
consumed.
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SLAVES.
Cht,,0 and GIass,pas.e.

ID r. FELL 8 CO., "a Common street, (HK
NewOlsans, Importers and Deal Wholesale and $2&
Retail LAMPS Plated aud Britannia CAS- TORE IA SpiG, ~
STICKS. TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNsD WATERS, kist -
10 tle tsieat HiApBet Hew W
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamer
FROM LIVERP0OL

BALTIC (Am). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, June 2.
EUROPA, tBr.) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, = 5.
NIAGARA tBr.) :. for BOSTON. SATURDAY, IL.
ATLANTIC, tAm.). for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY - 49,
AFRICA (Br) .....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, - 10.
CANADA (Br) for BOSTON. SATURDAY. 49,
ARCTIC nmN -. for NEW YORK. a, WEDNESDAY,, 80.
ASIA fBrl....., for NEW YORK. =. SATURDAY July g.
- Hayre and Bremen Steamers.
~ FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
FRANKLIN for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, June g..
WASHINGTON -. for NEW YORK. e. WEDNESDAY, 93.
Ht1sitoL DIT fer NEW YORK. .. WEDNESDAY, July 4,
HERMANN ...... for NEW YORK. s.. WEDNESDAY, - 81.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW for PHILADELPHIA. WEDN'Y June
CITY OF MANCHESTER. for PHILADELPHIA .WEDN'Y, 90,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
life Insurance,

Life Insurance.
MAY REPORT OF THE NEW YORK LIFE lNsUR-
ANCE COMPANY. LOG Broadway,
YET This Institution during May 1852, Issued EIGHTY
NINE NEW POLICIES, viz
Merchants. 10 Formers ''.''..t'
Manufacturers - E.ors
and Druggists. " Clergyrnen ana ieaciete..
Navy Officers u " Mechanics.
Clerks anA Accountan.. " lawyers
- Captains.
bjic III - OTHERS. ~
y
Total for the month So;
Accumulated Capital s5oO5O principally invested IN Newiork and
United States Stocks. .,,,o,,, CT.
fearing six per cent. - -. r.,... sa.-
heretofore have always averaged rom per
hiothis fhatNN'iE', iieSiu'H
FREEMAN, Actuary. - 4,
W Pros Company, and further information can be
Policies issued, at the office Of e Assin
itl
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CRESCENT OFFICE, |
Thursday Morning, June "a, 1852
COTTON-There was a good demand yesterday, mostly
for Mobile and the reached fully 1900 bales Prices
were frmer and slightly modify our quotations
NEW CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. $4,000 iMiddling Fair I'll g.
STSnins .sa@sx Good Fair nominal
Good Mddling. 1oi0lo1s Good and Fine.... nominal
COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand a;nSa Sept ssss 7l
yesterday. 922=14o4349 137-6s5Oo
1,4l9759 1881
Exported to date. So. 1,36S15l 59.262
:, Yesterday l,3ss=1.3695S9 2o1=59463
Stock on hand not cleared. 10000 32q0s
TOBACCO-Thd demand was again active, and $50 hhds
sold as follows 200 hhds at Ak III hhds II at 4 II at
5 and At at 80 hhds at SO 25 hhds at 2l6 hhds:
at S 16 alta 10 at an at Az at 5. and 175 at ga
10 hhds Ia resae) at average of 5 and q hhds at
4A4 % Ii.
SUGAR. AND Observation-Disclosures confined to retail
transactions
FLoUR-sales 1900 bbs including 525 Ohio at So So for
superne and 81 for fancy brands 800 bbs Sour ine)
at SO 05: and 100 extra st. Louis (Union brandt in
raj lots at So rs u Dbl
GRAIN-Corn was firm with sales of 800 sacks mixed
and white at So $50 yellow at about 81 and 1880 prime
white and yellow ION Tuesday evening" at 52f u bushel
Of Oats 2oo0ssacks st. Louis sold at 35i136% and of
Wheat 1910 bushels good INDIANA fcsale DrouSnI oo
% bushel.
PROyISIONS-AIess Pork was retailing at $20(0$20 So
M O. at $40 25 and Prime at SIS q bb... Bacon was
steady with of 10 Sides at $ rs also at 9
and IL casks choice Shoulders at 7q p of Beef
small lot of Mess sold at $l4 y Dbl. Lard was UNI
changed, and 400 kegs prime brought losls U tb.
RICE-2o tierces Carolina were taken at 1870 . Ii.
COFFEE-The Admirals cargo (4900 bags sold at "a
and 100 bags, in lots, at Ssll094 p b.
LARD OIJ-1O0 bhs Kitchener g. Co, 's) sold at SOD II
gallon
WHISKY-Smau lots selling at 1714t0171at
gallon for Rectified.
FREIGHTs-A ship taken up for Liverpool at "a
for Cotton 1900 bales Shipped without consignment
also at I'd,
EXCHANGEs-supply light and demand good.
Francs sit 1S@5221
NewYork sixty-day Bills. p ct disc
Sight Checks Network. .parG0A D Ct dist
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

..r .".. JEFFERSON Cry,
Wednesday Evening, June "a, 1852,
Arrived to-day 10 head Of Mich Cows and Calves and
Is Sheep The Stock offering still mostly of grassed
descriptions and prices remain accordingly low. Prices
for Hogs have continued firm.
6EIr CATTLE (Westernl aal05a4c p ii net
;, lake and Texasl ..,...-i0ao = u net,
:.r1ufkoes .e},fl7e q h net
Ssa.,. ,,.,.,.,,,,, 81 o0G5$s % "A head
isSs en- Cow. StI3esp head
s1ass .sp ys.sb'asstlH,wsiH wfats 70 y hesd
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REGULAR PACKETS.

EOR MOBILE.-Daily y. s. Mail AslEEs.sss,,N
SPLEEN packet steamers FLOKiBs Gioef on
master CALIFORNIA, H. p Ensign, MASTER havmg been
bult expressly for the with One
Of the sboye will Pontcharan Railroad DAILY
arrival at O'Clock stopping daily ~ nay
Louis Pass Christian and Pascaceula and returning VIII stop
att ascagouia, Pass Christian and Bay St. Louis
g families with baggage ought TO 90 dow
the II o'clock the boats Will not stop take h"
after arrival 1a o'clock - .,. =.
Ali freight for Bay ST. Christian must be sent for
steamers ST CHARLES MOBILE leaving Tuesdays Wenes-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. ~, ,..r,
W The Way Bag Mobile and Coast Landings will leave
Agent minutes past eleven o'clock A.
aI GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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ICE-ICE-ICE.
REMOVALS.

I'D EMOVAL.-BARELLI & Co. have Temporal
b. ry removed street to No "a Com
NO., ,traat ~ my5
I'D EMOVAL-R H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
m sts;,s nos ly
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MATAGORDA BAYPer propeller Rabnn; les bales cotton
poweso do Rugeey Blair &eo2i 10 Hewitt Norton ecs Do
X Cso-7 do Skpwth
Taylor co-7 Gray Campel-1 swney, 10
Bos3 Kelly Conynsham hides de
Maupn2 do Arthur co-sundres to order
Total, bales
CORPUS CfISTIPer schr Panama 1870 hides to Bfttt0n.
PENsACoIA-Per salr Mary Ellen: Lumber to order.
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NOTICES.

NJOTICE-Ship BHURTPooR.-Persons having
as'Fi III u ;s' o p" a,as s r .,.
NOTICE TO CONsIGNEES.-Th ship Ma
TANEL THOMPSON Capt Hui from Liverpool has arrived
win @ no time KIN, s rn g a The m there
"i e7 pc stored ~ TooLE Bank Place.
NTOTICE TO CoNsIGNEEs. -The ship SAXON,
time dschagng cargo Consgnses attend
and i'll the isas s.
EUGENE E. A. TALLARIE holds our full
of oct 18th qna 1851 before
5S ss S s1ssy rsss All other
NToTICE.-The CO. partnership heretofore ex-
'ssS Sssyi S
Sy ssis ~ ~ a 'is Ss m shsr " The
p Ss%o, is% ~ JH Hsyi%'iH sa cAkboNA
rs The entire stock of FURNITURE Of the
s s sn 5 @ ss s'sfs
Mss- The undersigned respectfully informs his
friend. and the public that win continue rteNIuRE BusI
s o.. rs 1888 'ss fro" VIII
VVyHE TREASURER of the BRANCH MINT
hi
R,,5 a s % X.
NINTH ~ r. r.
should either OF these mupes thereof
and payment in will be required in every
jc2 If WILLIAM oEbof . treasurer.
| NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL-
| ROAD COMPANY. NywoaLgAs ANS, May IS, 1851
! SUBSCRIBERS to the Capital Stock OF the
E1NEY ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
COMPANY are hereby requested pay .h first
the office Of the Company No y C9nisa ehe
| InYQ7 If Of the Board. JOHN CALHOUN, sec'y
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN BAIL
| ROAD COMPANY. .NEw0ELEANs, April 2S, lss5' y
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Books
e sS5 GREAT eRiR SG s e 6ES
now open ut Company No. II Commercial Place. and
will remain open months Louisiana and mississippi
| eoriapce with seventh section Of the charter .
n ~ H. S. BUCKNER, President pro tenn.
| 1ous C.ruors sacretory, apps au28
odd FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
Cemetery obtained hy applying to @ PERsoS Trea
amer at the Dist JAMES FURNEAu8 Secretary
No is Camp street atairs; Rev. CHARLES WHITAt No. E
ulnnade street; COREY, Sckles Co., No. 40 Canal
| -
Stockhodng Lodges the burial OF wife
ar cd s30 other baa the of Vault will be *iO,
invariably. a, oppcr !,
apply TO j. DUNLAP Chairman of the Cemetery Committee No. "a
Camp street. -, JAht.9 Eh-sf- ~ a,
myIa " secretary Oh lhe poAu VI i1leo'o.s'
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent,
Thursday Morning, June "a, 1852. J


Thursday Morning, June "a, 1852. J
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Marathon, ynndyke, Savannah CT Aeeser &co
Ship niagara, Livermore Glasgow, Up whitney &co
Ship Creole Pnre SewYok IOWosdruh &fo
Bark Midas Jorlap Cienuegcs (Cula) NJ Harrison &co
seh I Pow6s,tan TAM Care ' Psnsacoa j Hurley
ARRIVED.
Propeller Rahun Kerr Aangora Bay 9Th inst via Sabine
Pass 18th, to o WickRm-1s dist.
s souherne Henry from Port nvacn ballast to maser
I'd dist.
sehr Panama Stewart days Corpus Christi, mae2ddi
Scr Anry Ellen Clark PenHacoh Easter-Basn
Steamboats,.
Bulletin No 2, Church, from St Louis.
Mary Foley, Daerea from Lockport.
Music, Streck, from Lafourche.
New Lnona, Landry, from Bayou Sara.
PF Kimlal, Kimlal, from SatchitochCs.
Towboat rhnx Crowe from the ntowed down md to sen on
the 18th ship Abrs and bark Eaom schs Rogers and
Oregon-brought up schrs Souherner and Panama.
MEMORANDA.
The ap Jenny Lind going down the River few days since
English taken off returned to
the city yesterday.
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK-Pf ship Cfco so ales cotton, 2ol hhas
hemp bales ass hides, s bbl OIL 3o5 do lard 20
liquor do lard OIL do h stearne sek
.3i ek oilcake $50 bSs candles, 10 pkgs mdss
SAyANNA-Per ship Narration: els rope 1897 pigs lead 1858
- b Hour, Is do lard oil Bb do whisky 2. do
liquor bales hams, Ibid tobacco 2a7 cks BACON Ss
| Irvine, 40 boxes candles.
GAsGoWPe ship Niagara 1893 bales cotton 1868 bb -four
bark Midas 10000 feet lumber 30 bbs potatoes
HAyANAPsr Henry $50 bh 1871 bags potatoes 200 bb 1855
bags onions.
potatoes bread, scks do co 10 casks wne 30
kegs lard.
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WANTED.

YaTANTED-By resident of the city, who
wv can be well his present employer situation
that will pay $50 per month. He is competent keepe, AZ
connant family, md viii act in capacity
doors out doors. ,,,. VIZ AZ, AIN
-; App office, by letter addressed to W. W. les
7ANTED TO HIRE-A Negro Girl as Nurse
wv in small family. who do plain sewing preferred
Address box ], No. T. Post-oficc. leo u
NN7ANTED INlMEDIATELY-A good Barge
wv or KEEL BOAT suitable for For information
apply srbscribers. STONE MhLWOhiH,
jsnle If 80 lchouptoolhA street.
wv ANTED-For Jamaica or Honduras ~
wv Freight for in English SCHOONER OF about five I4AE
mvps A. F. COCHRAN CO.. Tchouptouus areet
NN7ANTED-A Vessel of about 1900 ~
~ barrels load f. saTqnaa e Ca 81 e ARpg street.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, June "a, 1852
COTTON--There was good demand yesterday, mostly
for Mobile and the sales reached fully $500 bales Prices
were tir1ner and We slightly modify quotations
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

| DOARDING-Severa Families can obtain
Boord and Gentsmen, by Supplying stNe 9S1 Bs
street Gr they will have au home snd
a~. j
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED

Per propeller Rsbrn Bay Sabine Pass-o
Wickhnm, A n Howstr Randolph, o Won clrotee.
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~. Fsn.rro'a. a. - e' Pete s'ay.. Me- ~,
81. rs,ss i,-.t. b u. T,i,s .,c. n-ox. v'e..
t.r.. 'rllf 90 f..4.i -. HAMA Ms-,sis
laf. ttrIy 8. LIlrI f..-- lff, $ Iva EsEAas NJ,
co.. t.s.c.cIa - UH.. f.... .t.4F fGrla.tl &c.
e.. .scsr srhr Nn Hr. f.a.r. t.,iF Tar = ~
.. .f san 3 a. 10. t.s.Ial.I. oar i. -
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