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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
CONAN or GyNgRAL sFssIOys-Bef0re Judge BEESs

ILnysday. SPIT l5.-franes Sldleloski Pole, wm
tried for -isling eos from fellow cooniryman nssea
Lndwick MuodciskL The two men we're "a company anS
had biz companion 8eted In whose possession wa ioune
ssI of n fe was convicted and sentenced TO the s'sts
Prison for year,. ,.,.
Two German mined Cohen and Kearn, doing business
At tea " we're placed trial charged with oo:an
NO by false pretense goods TO the am1nm oil ir,n
Lord & Brewer, Of this CITY II was snown " .ns ~
1nee hat the prisoneTs had sustained good charscts
and were at the OF purchasng the goods psyssed
:, noe property but that recently they had invested ,nee
ey iLoussnd dollars in speculation, and had l,ss -
The Jury brought in q verdict Of not guilty and me az
.rdents were discharged The Court then adjourned ~
the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

JahsTn0 - ..--L
10 recover damages for alleged Illegal levy, by attach
rent aeniust Bartholomew Lynch goods in grocery
tore In Carksons Plaintiff alleges that her HUSBAND.
BARTHOLOMEW sold the store toJohn Lynch his iathsr ~
oreoueniIy ,oId 10 her In defense IL said that
bartholomew actually sold the property TO his iahsf
Verdict for defendant
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Advertisement ]

Advertisement .
: u UrNPUREY's DaguerreOtypes are attracting
r,de,abe attention His room. are No. SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16
MARINE couRT-Belars Jadg. MeC.aTnY.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SrEciaL TEAM.
Archibald Roalsfon ayt. Jane hOulaton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

MILITARY YIsIr-Yesterday afternoon Company -,
CIV tsketeers OF New York, visited their com nand n
Can't Jas T. Palmer at hIs resd' nce Ia Nlhan'blrgil
On L ir return 20 the city the company passed in review,
eofe Mayor Berry at his residence in South Ninth st.
Thev turn d out - lnuskets and headed by Doi-
worth Band
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

r. y
pretou;,d report recommending certain BY laws Tor the
Ode Cd that SAID Report be laid the table aud
lie Board adjourned to Wednesday next the el. inst
1 at5P ALBEIT GiLgER, Clerk
WASHINGTON MovGMEST AID PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
sIei II ~, e.r,adg b. en- announced that the children
If Ne Pull, schools Of ths City will visit the Crysia
| Palace comm. ucng on Monday, the l9th infaat Ft'e
ti,ou-a ar. be a0ied daily, which wil occupy soma
Il du,s tor the admission of all )dnting - ms th)h
.aid Ii suggested that tue parents Of these children
vii iunsL them with the small sum 0i I'VE cents % c'h
| ,rbuie to the " arlington National Monument Figo
fs Fl, m each would amount to 80 per day anu Tor me
ten DAYS the handsome Of $500 Csfainy there .
lsert bat what con afgi to give 10 eaeh OF ,e en-
drtn this email amount. Let then be genefaiiy uhii
stood by even rHTeat throughout the Cy ana p'os4s
th,m accordingly What PIE sing snd nsres.ns az Il
il ill be five thousand 81 the rsihz 5e1s,o
areIg o. in boy c"ntr bUng their mike T. the iltf
ors Washington; besd :. il would be setting god x
r. VII b.. tvy, contribution boxes assigned eaclu
yy e. receive tie posts Of the ,hlifen l'lS ~ -
the iuhlc Schools. Tie sm1uni viii be cr-dte . tie
schools Of New TX, aud placed ON tablet Of silus' ana
Agent Washington National Monument Association.
FlRr The alarm Of FIRE lat evening about o'clock
Wa asoled b. the explosion Of eamphens lamp e.
building ia W ster st. near MadenlAne fO1l4s.ey u.
damage occurred b. the building IL II e.'Hi '.ei .N1-
about thre utls Of the alarms Il IRE during the year
are oscasioneu By III lJs0n Of canphens NM In
man, Care lie burning iud scattered IA every dnec
les aid .IiuL Il dangerously iurmg one " m '.t
ho may be n-ar Cam hene az bss lil5ef'u'
sriiee Ilt with lroyer Il may be usei tjr yeas
itLoui jury Tie many accidents occurring dafAg tAe
cure 81 year rr- attributable 10 gro.- ne seace anl
car tAe part o those using the hul Asr1l5
f. il ca ti f., IN c.m hone which readily slie' up)l
sNlLf ben2 bought near % a. aui instantly conn ~
cale o. tie 1,si combining T. caGslng a. exp
sim II matter should be taken up By our citzens ald
b.oulbt before our Lsglature and an attempt maze l
procure tie I--sa-e OF law iTohibng the minuGetaf'
AID stl. Of 20 dan -erous fluid
AxorHER Y.TAL AFFRAT-A German IS years Q
slt named John = happ died Yesterday At le'us D.
It'll r. III iuures n, ceiyed Il the hands Of John 70
brsk tls0 herman Ii appears thar schaPp VA sEiI
I'm the LACE. bier room Of a Mr.. Zunnermln az - D
Ntupit 4 IN he u, rl.ng 4 Saturday, the n inst vac
knbs,k came Ito the saloon and nsneed C e ihs
/ di-tuIl GIce 4 qaaud soon easusd D1t"eeA nm "a
,u.t ~ minutes ai;erwald, howe'ef' "hiie n a.
nan gone The cells, hinpaeA ass'1 oscNn a. >
Iv aud las licked or pushed out 81 na 1P cad hae
: owele present. About az Z: aersaid scntpp we'
q mo The .tIoet AID again met hia antagonist. Who
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
REGULAR PACKETS.

EI1OR BILOXI, OCEAN SPRINGS 4T--s
Intermediate laniings-Iate Pack
Steamer CREaLF-spHnsr AMI Spun
pressure CREpE Charles Walker, built
p-essv for this trade viii superior accommod ion will leave the
hoat1hrrsn Railroad Like ks Cars 'olows
Ls1r,s Nst OrisoAs; Legrss 0seeg S, a.iEg+:
MONDAYs....b A N. cara MONDAY. EV' NtNtS.
WEDNESDAYS. by A. NJ. rar THURSDAY EVENINGS
FRIDAYS. ". cars. SATURDAY .MOINtNGs.
SATURDAYS. VI. SUNDAY Evenings.
on SATURDAYS and sunday the Creole will stop only MpPi
City Biloxi ana Ocesn Springs.
I Railroad all the wsek up o'clock
SaoriBys Tint for wednesday ought 1uessys
1l- Way The Cfica
day and Wednedays clock and Frln!s and Saur-
days at 3k O'Clock
W Bay g. Louis and Pass Christian s2 Children and
Deck o. Mssissipp City, Boli
Springs 20 Children and srv, 81 5Oi Deck, 81,
i-l5 r. 6EDDES, Agent 10 Bank Pa-e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

FOREIGN RAILROAD IRoS-During the last
week there were imported into NewYork Al ,7l0
railroad bars, valued at S302 sos. The ccmpar-
ative imports of this article are as follows:
Bars Value.
From Jan. to June II, 1858, 901 $50 2, PSI SIT
Do do 1852, 1881 673, ,S99
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
A man employed upon the Strasburg railway

A man employed upon the Strasburg railway
was seized a few days ago with mental deranze-
ment He went home aud took dose of arsenic.
He took too much, and threw the Whole up
again. He lighted pan of charcoal and threw
himself on the ground The current of air
passing from two doors along the floor prevented
suttocation from ensuing. He then stabbed
himself three times in the throat with pair OF
scissors, and finally jumped out of fve-story
window. This time he succeeded Such perss
verance deserved success
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KEY WEST.

VIII leave TUESDAY, June %, at O'Clock, =.
FOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, ~ef@fh
APaLaCHlCoLA, ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS ssskeGsasa.
hul TAMPA BAY-U S. Mail LnsThs y. S. Maii steamship
JAMES L. DAY F. Tresca commander, will leave The sinsbp
Landing foot Of julia First District, above For freight or
psage, apply GREEN, HARDING CO. 66 Poydras street
tr An nslabe mster mus pass through the Pos otlor
re- The deatnaon Of freight must in all cassi be marked on tho
packages.
freight order from the Agents iei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

SHAksPEARE's SEVEN AGes. - The Seven
Ages Of Man, better known, perhaps than any
other portion of Shakspeares multitudinous
creations, is not an original idea. The Trustees
of the British Museum have recently acquired
arare and curious impression, from wood block,
representing the seven ages Of man in a series es
quaint figures, in the costume of the middle Of
the fifteenth century, one hundred years before
the birth of Shakespeare
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
GHLTE S TON.


VIII leave SUNDAY, June ~, ut O'Clock a,
EOR GALVESTON, INBIANOIA, PoRr n fsFs,.
Il LkVAcA MATAGoRDA- Regular NewOf
nns ard r. S. Ma Line Of sanshipfhe isnt
steamship MFNICO ]. Y. LAwlcss, commander will above
Bu the irid af MI the sasla ia n with
aud donby hrar-d she safe
medium Of transportation Freight for ndano4 and iyacs viii be
-rd the wharve uboct ghsraE inintTs"fa Bny) without
N charge. For freight pefslgr having gant aceonolaons
apply HARRIS MORGAN, 19 Tchonri orlis street.
-. Tls line having esta4hgd lis Pilot On Phss CaNhlo Bar
S hereafter the supervision Of its Cap
tatl. iel0
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one and three eighth inches inches In oircum-
ference, and the Colonel informs us they are q
the average growth--in many spots IL grows
much larger. The barley and wheat are beyond
the ordinary growth, but the wheat is psrticu-
larly gne, many heads containing 1870 grains.
whereas the usual number does not exceed from
so to 80 grains. The bunch can be seen at our
office Herald
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
Increase, 8. months, 122 $50 ,57s. .47s

If the sound American policy had been in
vogue, the whole of this iron might have besn
made by our own people, from cur own miues.
and the two and quarter millions Of dollars
sent abroad to support foreign labor have been
expended among cur own citizens
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
BHYOU BGTF.

W'tllesye SATURDAY. J.ns 20 a. 4s'clocE P.
gIFOR TIGERVILLE, bayou BGUF, ~ -
< rATTEgsoAyiLLE, BERwIc1s BAY ami
all rnnedia:s lanin,, the B.t Benson
Co Cpeloas,s Rtoad pa PEARL vi le aIve
fright or iasstg~, apply 70 BATES, BENSON co.
ir2i OLIVIER d BAQUiE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

GERMANS IN San FRANCIsco.-The are about
5000 Germans in San Francisco, from all classes
and all parts of Germany. Many of them have
long been residents of Spanish America, and the
Spaniards seem to have much better feeling
towards them than any other foreigners. This
feeling is attributed to the fact that Germany
has no power out Of Europe. while other nations.
having colonies on the American continent, are
looked upon with Jealousy. The Germans at
San Francisco are said to be almost universally
| educated men, and, as a class superior to those
| of the Atlantic States They have several ssso-
Citations to keep up the memory Of the " Water
! land" They have a newspaper in San Fran
cisco as their organ; large portion of them are
becoming citizens, and making California their
permanent home.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNIA.
EOR CALIFORNIA.

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA .~fTFS,
CRUZ -Perohs desifous Of proeeedpg to California
VeraCx CITY Mexico and Acapulco The
magnificent steamship TEXAS burten Iierry Place
ooer VII leave NewOeans for VersCruz the is and i 81
month a o'clock punciunly, tbs u = MALI
sLgr daily City of Sereo from thence to
hcapuleo mules be had. - go
TIE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly Carriages Acapulco resy
transport passengers through Francisco Meanwhile, all u.
Pacific touch Aepdeo will not be long de-
tanned. For further particulars, apply to
m,isf HARRIS MORGAN 10 Tchoupioulas street.
LOR SAN FRANCISCO An A ] fast sailing
y ark dispatched the above about the
setl April, should sufficient freight offer. Apply
Rl9 GEO. W. tIYNS0N, so Camp street.
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Broadway, New York, is perhaps the most
iensely crowded thoroughfare in America. Five
hundred and twenty eight onnibuses pass
through it ipcesssntly. 1t is proposed to afford
pSu.es . .Oa and ,' suSsasssips % saiiwsy With sixty
one cars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
NEW YORK.

NOR NEW YORK. - The fast sailing IN
bark MARTHA ALLEN, Burdett, master, having sy kx
cargo engaged, will have autek dispatch Fer freight
P.b,''sH ''f' StcHaE w, nYwspr, &c e.rs ,,ss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

Il is stated that Gen. Rufus Welch. the pro.
prietor of the Philadelphia Circus, has been for
some time past engaged in preparing an esrsb.
lishment on the plan Of the Partisan Hippo
drome, which he purposes open ng in the vest
ern section of Philadelphia as soon as the heat
of summer is over.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

A QuADRUPEB CaycKES.-The Germautown
(Pa) Telegraph publishes the following extract
from a letter of gentleman of Colun.s.a 10 s
citizen of Germantown
'One Of my Shanghai hens has a few chiefs
Matched few days ago, and one of them, wiiich
toddles about and eats heartily, and se M %
thrive, has four legs. For the first day, .Qaad
dy,' Gas we call him, from quadruped,) ii i,-t
know which pair to go upon. The hind par
made him rear up, and the front pair made him
kick up But, after balancing the thing N his
mind over night he settled down next morning
on his all tours boldly, and persists in that
mode Of locomotion y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

E'0H MOBILE, BAY ST. Louis .slr1@os
AND PASS CHRISTIAN Daily U. Mail .izssll4.s.--iis
The yleu lid ,acAs.
,.samSs OREGON. Capt R. 4. Hem, and FLORIDA csPf.
JOhn (haslns built expressly the Lake traded
oshe shove will a7e pontchartran ssrcAd DAILY,
arrival Lake O'Clock stopping Bay
ID Pass Christian daily and returning, Pasoagoas
Wednesdays and Saturdays going Mondays and Thursdays
t1Tning
Mobile places will Isaye he
1rT. nj ths Agent a. bafrayt II O'Clock A.. a.
tRr Letters FOR East Mobile gut The mail, they
will be de- alred At M.hiie.
and p Cnria'5n ought aent
.st CALIFORNIA ,E CREOLE.
Ipl II. zDD1s h..a.t 10 Pank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

THE PENALTIES OF QuAcKERY A man named
Talbot Watts has been mulcted in $1,000 DANA
ges, in NewYork, for administering to a girl,
named Josephine Blackwell, medicine invented
by him, called ..Watts Nervous Antiiote." She
was afflicted with epilepsy, and took twenty
bottles of the medicine, but it not benefting her.
she went to him and demanded the return Of the
money, as he had promised, in case of no cure.
He assured her the medicine would cure her.
and prevailed upon her parents to allow him to
give her dose of the strongest kind, which he
repeated until she had what he called an g arti-
fetal fit" She then went to sleep, and the next
day awoke-dn idiot, and has since frequently
had four and six fits a day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

A Cuban, named Cristo, was recently con-
demned to the garote in Havana. for some polit-
ical eceentricity. On the morning fixed upon
for his execution, when he was desired to pre-
pare for death, he said he wanted time to fnish
ten pages of anoyel he was reading, before suf-
fering the extreme penalty of the law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
ITGO.

EGR NIGO-Passage only.-The A l -
Il failing American ship RARITAN, Capt Hansen, 49,
having all her cargo engaged, will immediate dispatch
having spend accommodations apply to the Captain
toerd, J. z. WHITNEY co 81 Camp street. iei5
EOR VIGO- Passage only.-The fine .;sg,
i sailing ship BENGAL Capt Bray h4vg S1Tl
nWcr cargo engaged will have quick dispatch passage
accommodations, apply Capt board
ills ]. p, WHITNEY co, 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

THINGS IN PARIs--A Paris letter to the New
York Courier says They are still arrestiDg
here, every now and then, and trying and send
ing to Cayenne, or subjecting to some other
heavy punishment, men tardily informed against
as having been engaged in the insurrection Of
June, 1913 Is not this about the coolest piece
of impudence and injustice you ever heard Of J
The conspirators against the republic. the per
petrators of the coup d etot of I'd December.
1851, the successful insurgents who on the 4th
December murdered the republic--drenching
Paris in blood, arresting, trying and Furnishing
the poor. misled, miserable insurgents of 1648
It would be truly ridiculous if It we're not %
sad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

FhSO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and gasg ~
OWNERS. New Orleans, Janlary 1883.
The urlersi igued this day GENERAL lx4
STEAMBOAT AGENCY account will
exclusively such busness. In thus presenting himself before his
the public he that his long experience while the
employ others the business, with his determination
his whole the ogther with his
general with shippers he liberal
consideration References respectfully
Messrs, WATERS, CAMDEN 4 CO., New Orleans.
STONE a WAIWORTH,
BRIDGE 4 BRO,
WHITE L BUCHANAN,
Captain GEO. w CABLE, steamer L. NJ. Kennet.
W. w. BAKER, Delaware
X. y. HUNTER, fmfRs7adoT.
ianil j. CHILD, Office 20 P9ydras New Orleans.
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" Ion," the correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun, writing from Washington on the 18th
instant, says:
The mission to China has been offered to Mr..
Robert j. Walker, who ia now in this city It
is not known that he will accept it, but the
Government will be fortunate TO secure his SER
vices at this juncture. MIR. Walkers health Is
said to be quite restored
Mr. Leake has declined the appointment Of
Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands, and IL
Is said that Gen. Starkweather, Of Ohio. for
laerly member Of Congress, will have IT, 0a.
j. is now here. II may be recollected that he
made marked speech in the House on the Ore
gon question, which was highly complimsnted
hy Mr.. J. Q Adams
Mr. Appleton, of Maine, has declined the
place Of Secretary Of Legation at London.
| am now inclined TO think that Gen. Dix is
not to be sent to France. He was appointed TO
the post, but was never commissioned. The
hards" were too hard for Mr. Dix, and their
| influence has finally prevailed
A strong smell Of gunpowder comes to us
from Eastern Europe The result Of the move
ments of Russia are Of much deeper importance
than has been supposed. If Russia succeeds in
this war, it will not be long before she will turn
her arms towards France The Netherlands
may soon again become the battle ground Of
Europe.
We shall know, in due time, whether the al :,
legged naval preparations of Spain, and the war
like movements of Santa Anna, look towards
hostilities with the United States It. is not to
be credited that Spain can seek collision
with the United States, and thus ensure the
loss Of Cuba. But it is possible that, besides
making arrangements for the defence Of the
bland from fhbusters, Spain may have put
herself in d position to obtain troops from Mex
leo, and also to cut of commerce in the Gull,
| upon the occurrence Of the next invasion
| The model of Mr. Clarke bGlls's equestrian
statue Of jackson is, as | learn from him, 70 be
exhibited in an edifce near the Crystal Palace,
| there not being sufficient space to spare within
the area Of the Palace for its exhibition there.
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LONDON.

EOR LONDON The A ] fast sailing ~
Bremen llip ERNST iIORETZ ARNpT, Capt. Rust BAR
now load aud wilt have quick diznth Eog freight o.
hHds Iehrcro Apply to j. Z. Whitney CO. 81 Camp street
izf For PRrnge, apply to the Captain on loari i'le
EOR LONDON.-The A / American ~
hip FALCON Wade, master having The greater gan iAtLS
her Cngo engaged VIII with quick dtspath F0r -
g, apply H. ASiBRiDGE co 81 St. Chatles ST. my2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

DAMAGES AGAINST THE HCDsoy RIVER RAIL-
Ro4D CoMPASY.-In the Delaware county, NY,
Circuit Court, at the late term, Lewis B. Stone
recovered verdict Of $1,000 damages against
the Hudson River Railroad Company, for inju-
RIGS to his person, caused by the collision on
their road near Croton, on the 4th December,
1851. He was thrown down and his left arm
caught between the platforms Of the two cars.
and so badly crushed as to render amputstion
just below the elbow necessary. Judge Crippen
charged the jury that it was not a case that
would cause vindictive damages CT smart money.
| nor did the plaintiff claim it; but he should re-
ceive ample and full damages for the injuries
inflicted, for his mental suffering, for loss Of
property at the time Of the accident, and for
| expenses incurred.
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EnR Sr. pETEEsRURGH. Il Paggnge ;,
G.RSGOW.

= uT'Ylug last sAtnE Ann ririn slly NtA HAH H,<ss
ca " lri, having all her engaged, vi" he quickly
Fer only having upeor accommodations,
'ia iuuil boari ~ WhtTNhY co 81 tamt u. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

A LMONpS, wALNUTs AND PECANs, in
"a s.sis, rs,ss,s>y eAEELti CO. tsI c-rwss s4s,t
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LOR GLASGOW.-The American ship :


! DENMARK Ca Brensn, having nearly all her cargo
aDRlEr ~, Lys imnraiNte diFpaoh. FoTbaauce ofregh
lrrly BIFFSEY LOWELL, lls Common meet. ap2'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

EOR LEGH0RN.- A fast sailing IN
American ship JOHN BRYANT Capt, Dyer, has room q NJ
or 81 Cotton, the a'k thereof n email s'o~Rge,
Nil m tays This ship has superior cabin areoroa oct
For ras-ag, apply TO the Captain board,
lost q, FrBt Diaifrt, and or sight sppy TO
j. H.A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

wilIleave MONDAY, June u, At O'Clock P.s
ENOR BENTON, PoRT CADDo, ~ -
SHREVEPORT, ALEXANDRIA aud all inter Lftttst.l'
mediate landings Il gusr Rcd River AID Lass
Pack =. W. DOW NsThe superior and swift
packet s. W. DOWNS, Capt Geo H. Clark, viii leave
above. For freight or passage apply n
SMITH 4 FIN S1ER. ~ Poydran street.
ie23 or J. II. MORRISON d co. Front Iev.e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

BoILED LIHSEEp 0IIa--20 hbls. landin
ssa fer sails - a, pEtAdRkYE CO., MssssIss 'uss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
E0R LIYERPOOL.-Tne ine a fast -

American slip wN STErS0N Captain IIendsr EakES
loading, and will haSe qairk dispatch. Eor
o.. sbtUt 59U ba es Cotton apply 2 -. . - 4. . q,
IT raNaage, having splendid onsi apply T. the Cap
g.. -. rnho mylY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
Che tftarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. ID

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Dec. II.
At Market 2273 Cattle about 300 eevts and l73 Stores
consisting Of working oxen, COWS and calves yeangs,
two and three years Odds.
pRiCEs-MARKEr BEEr.-Extra, So 90 first quality
$3.50. second quality, 90 3d. third quality s5,75 a6oO
Ordinary, $500 5, so.
HrDEs-s6,25 6, per cwt. Tallow, 1915 900.
PELrs-$l,Ou 80. Calf skins, l2c perth
Wat CALvEs-S6,00 a 900.
WoExING OxEN.-72, "a, 90, 1856, 1872.
Cows CALvEs-S25, 30, IS, GS
YE nLrscs-sl3to IS, Two Years Old $I9to42, Three
Years ODDS $40 To 1870
SHEEP AND LAsns 1880 AT market Extra, $5,0Olo9 90
By lot 1871, 800, 400
SwINE-405 at market. Retail, 5to &c.