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For steamship Empire City, owYork-Sikles ScoJ Tor
ne-A Noel-S va iri LawrenceE Jaeobs-Aclure
dersSwney, eoeu deonarll EoriA JONES' Mathew
PhiiIsChinn Bto-L Keissr-C Barriere
ser &co-f Elirige &coG Foster ScoD Felt dco-D
Dyer &eoGIIu- shlraud Nordeu-J seel-Iown
send, Tomrks sco-Monoss SiiWe-endersfu 4 Peale-A
Laurent tAllande-J Woodruff Dowel Mills &co-l W
Slanto' 6c-J bokius egsy lecanu-Tayo MADDEN 9co-F
NaceFrost &coBu hannon Carroll &coV Herbert Keep II
Peaer-A Munroe &oo-D Gowan &coa nden's Express-L
9 MeyersJ Syme SCoD II liolnesG w Folger-II
w AlD K CHrroll-B pryar--H ID AsielI-R
Ged iesKeune Dix &co-A Bull &co-S Rta-Donyn
Harrington hcoC innesIi BegtnAnSmth Br1-J
Hart keo-M IL Roings ~ Che 'nan &coF Boya-F II
CLARK &coM Greenwood BONA Nel-Sturzenncggar Etcrnoi
W6e1tisrr,s Moran c Morris ny Pollard &eo-A
Piestley Mcdonald SteWat-A Whtrg-II l. pottsrJ
Dennlan &eoJ Mahews &roJ BlrasJ Sewnrt-D
sco--J GaHahe Wright lAms &oo-McDoun'd yco
Sturges-G Wikinsoaj burnside &soJ Morrison- Guion
Maad 6eoPIice, Frost &coW II Lchord Haggert,
sro-J Back &e0-F began .maes Alingp ChaissOn
Guernon &eoF FredericksonJ Bailey
II II anssl BrosC Simgsol-sdda Green &co-Fennel Bee
ZOO Ma sh, Denm4n &eoW CraneJ Mafshall-A DeGra,
Tulane &coCevelsnd, Bros Keep l.
Budtcke acoN Barnet ScsC Atnaux-P Ganne-F Fabre-
Lewis Grant &eosmih FimisterSheman Tatou
&so-W WshburnD W B4ldsh-J sawin-J Connoy &eo-
Thompson, Nixon &co-Strother d Bros order.
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AsPINWALTrer St, aH4Lip Tlai, pbia ii ps "a m5.e.
H. MBUkGPr p IA.syrsol i6ll bales slaves
l0p lhIs tobacco tGekases.
SAN JUAN-Searispp Daniel Webster; In Lnllatt.
LIyERPOoL-Per chip Northern Chief; cotton.
LONDON Per clip wa Weiherr4 bids tobacco 24ssO
BREMENPer ship Louisn cotton gu hhla tobacco
4O3 tales packages do ~. s:ayes
PENsAcoLAPar sir yser: ska bales hay
q Ir 10 c4sks
APALAClCoAPer srhr The Peter: 81 bids sugar csks
bacon 81 bales wool Ito ibis hur 10 do lk
TAMPICoPsr schr Esther barrels
nr 800 bales domes 5; Ks eJet % aps LII LuLdls
brandy o
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COMMERCIAL sUMMARY.

y ~ II 49, " -
From James McIIenry's Circula

I 0alI17 TITVU11I
LIVERPOOL, May g.. .COTTON-Testerday. the
aIgices per Europa there rather steadier market
the reached 5000 bales $500 being for export
speculation To-day there less doing the saes amount
ing 5000 bales at the full prices Of Friday last Com
Cotton continues very unsaleabe, and likely to be
the operatives independent they will not work
it, steady business Is doing in Manchester but
lively FRONISl0NS-The imports of Bacon hardly
keep psce with demand all keeps cleared at full rates
Cheese is wanted. Ia Beef or Pork doing at r
CLONERSEED-Dul and nominal the stock left owe
reaches 500 tons RICE-Renains without change
BREA DSTtFFS-The transactions in Breadstutfs
important Flour and Wheat must be called lower, bu
scarcely quotation Indian Corn in fair request bu
alu ~. nged
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The steamship City of Glasgow sailed from
Philadelphia on Saturday the 18th, for Liver
pool, with SIS 900 in specie, large freight and
n number of passengers.
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Il n 7 lrst D1strict-
NpANA-Per pRmers boat l5 eks bacon ID kegs
Sture-s, Adams q Graham -
lNnANArer Suguers 49, bbs pork COCO sacks wheat
Kennedy Il
iNDIANA-Per Edwards hoAt SKIS com 6 W Gveus
INDANA-Pe steamer Files lOa
lao bsls lard SiuTgcs, Ad,ms q Graham.
lNDANA-Per EimInsons 100000 lbs pork seq bls lard
Hewitt, Norton ' " " ~
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DR. Baily, editor of the National Era, at
Washington, has taken passage for himself and
family in the Baltic on the 2sth. lie expects to
spend the summer in Europe
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M" ]. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent Of
ngsa Delivery the City Pos,oce candidate for CERk
OF TIE FIRST DtSTRICTCOURT mh9 te#
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LIVERPOOL, May s.. C0TTON-We have to report
steady quiet Cotton market the sales being 3000 bales
the past three working days with $500 to spectators
and exporters at the above quotations GRAIA-The
Corn market is very duh with decline Of Is per Or in
Indian Corn Id Is bushe on Wheat and Cd { bbin Flour
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1sS~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES lABuZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT or whatever Court the may be changed to-
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~ JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mh2s
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Gzss~ WILLIAM P BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court that may be organized
suece II, NH
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Steamship Jas Day, Talbot Key West 18th inst the Flotdr
ports TO Green Htrlug aeo-st district
sAm.p Empire City, Winde from NewYork via Havana, to u
Jeunings-2d district
Steamship Falcon Gray Aspnwa Ilh to Jenbiegs-9
district
Steamship Perseverance, forbes from ndianoa and Galveston III
inst, to Harris q Aiorggl-lst district
spin ship Busnayeuur, Me "a from Cads 10 PEatsPt
shr Montague, Simpson, n Havana 18th INST to nar-2d
district
Cn Clara Borge Jefsrscu IS days from Rio de Jaher,
nast9r-lst district
Brit ba Persy oa, IS days from sordeaur,
district
slal brig Rosa Lu, iron Palermo Gibraia
March, to mgsisr-gd district
srpu brz Paqueto TsrrogonA Carlo, a. days Barcelona
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AvANAPer steamship Empr. CIV, rackage lottery ekets
BsflsJ4V0 egats Aaan.
AsPINwALL-Per steamship Falcon ~ pe-,e to oide
GALVESTONPer step Perseverance: 2s Tales ,ott1a Sc
hldl ~ order.
CADL-PsrshP Baenayeulura 100 Es pkg. ats
HAEANA-Per seA Aiouszue Qls Ahs us4st,, 2! te. do
800 specie to order.
Jyha.lOr, Moke 6co.
PALkkMo-Per brig Naers Rosa Cargo suit ct, Nichols
bARCELoNAPer brig Pa4usto de TerAgaua Cage vines
to
EALN-Psr yak r.r--g-.an... clr.. --.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

-CREscENT 0FFICE.
Monday Morning, May % 1858. I
CoTToN-The Afrcaa accounts which we published
Saturday morning considered favorable and had
strengthening Fect upon the market without producing
any change in prices. The sales OF the day embraced
about 5000 bales We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ......... 6&GD lMddlug Fair o.. II Gll55
Ordinary ........ 7jSS 81 Fair '......... o.
Middlng. ....... GD1o Good Fair...... %
Good Midding ,lO1a@loA Good and Fine. "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1852 .....o5S2 1874
yesterday. 258=1,623l2i i5-536ii
163265s 7239s
Exported to date 4 i6276l 33254
80 Saturday. 5sS9-146sGoo l725-3ig5o
Stock on hand not CLEARED. 1elo 56 374e
TOBACCo-Wo heard of 2o4 hhds taken, Of which 122
at Ga 81 at ca, and at 51Ss p ID.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-In the absence of receipts
the sales of these articles confined to small lots at
previous rates
FLOUR-Prices were still lower, with sales Of barely
1900 bills including 800 bbs superfne Ohio at s40s4 IT,
the former being the ruling rate at the close $50 St Louis
at 81 02a and about 500 st. Louis in lots at 81 100
81 % q Dbl
GGAIN-The supply Of Corn limited, especially Of
good qualities, and noticed sales of only 1900
sacks including 1900 Inferior at 4356 900 so and 142
at Sic b bushel Oats frmer and 1000 sacks
disposed Of including about 100 Ohio at &C. and 800 prime
St Louis. from store, at $50 1. bushel
PROVisIONSThe sales Of Pork included so bbls Mess
without inspection at SIS co. and few small parcels at
SIS l2hOSl5 IS q Dbl Bacon dull, with sales Of
barely so casks of which 20 Cincinnati Sides at %
20 at "a and q. II casks Missouri shoulders at J4D
j 10 prime Cincinnati at g. and % terces plain Hams
at st44 n OF Lard heard of about 800 bbis and
tierces sold private terms A lot Of IS kegs May
Butter was taken ut 23e p b.
IIAY-230 bales prime Western sold at $40 80 q ton
CoFFEE-Narkrt quiet with sales Of 100 bags Rio at
S34, and loo Prime at exc p ID.
CANDLEs-l5O boxes Star Candles sold in one lot at
90 2 h.
TALLow-5O bbls prime City Rendered disposed
| Of at Sc = tb
WHfsKY-Prices dropping, with email sales on the
Levee at 1s'{019t Z gallon for Rectined
| FKEIGHTs-A ship taken for Liverpool at 1-1Gl
for Cotton aud 37s 81 for Tobacco and for Antwerp
| at 40s T. hid for Tobacco.
| EXCHANGE-Demandf fair at quotations.
Sterling 1090109I
Francs .5f i5f1o "a
New York SiXty-day Bills 4GDl9s y ct. disc.
Sight Checks on New York para = = ct. pm.
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Mfs~ For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
authorized SAMUE RISK us candidate for
THE FIFTH DISTRICT CO. RT, Court the
sam may be changed te
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SUNDRIES-

y FLoUR20OO bills Extra superEne ST. Louis and Ohio
P0RK-500 bbls. Mess NJ q. and Prime
BACON-l50 casks choice Sides Hams and Shoulder;
WHEAT-9000 bags landing sx fatboat;
BEEF-l0O bbls Meas. For sale
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lsa5~ Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
for CLERK THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS, FRANCIS A0UNEY. nlhs
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rs JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Gs5- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, a candidate for reelection
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D5- P. NJ. BERTIN, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk Second Dis
Court candidate for CLERKsP Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT whichever Court the be changed
mil
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Gss- II. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT mh25
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M1g~ THOMAS G. Poole is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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rs Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
A MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhl4
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i,stea so-i!o Dds PORK Hewitt Morton a"4o wheat
s I9- tks i'sa airy Mummy &rol5 bids
~ ". 10 ei ~ bas c1lglEs Morgan
wal Eegne D IA ~ a - s a5 = NI,st-! casks
Ur 8 scApsiisrTq bIs 4 n, az ~, - ohu ~ 20
Fos4r-I5 kegs but.t NiGs5si $50 Lhi' a'hssay
f-a,arty-1is bIIs AM - | * 'ov' o' ."
WAters Laui.n Sto-;5 eks hs j t,-r. Scs
bhIs do I Elder .o-gt IBJ Isr, " ~, ffs
heIrp Il Is corp Scot ~ i'
-,,.g,.,r, ~ '''- '~o'eND - NJ
81 Af u sato"h: $50 Ids whisky J Cen
Pm e'a ',y ihNf CasslS-5@ ubs whisky Hunting
y" ~ ' u Eor a' y 40 'lSns9y q MaeaunV-6g do
w. X, - - A " II 90 = u peNs'er-l6i6 alea
| 10 oder ~ -Hl-' '''-s'nli'es
r,iN,r,--ysTr p $780,. 7 4 -, ,.,-
H. Al ,4r,.5 go s met : Nee9 Is lys nose MqTtor
t.tsn1 q a.. 80. - - 40 lien
Bs,flv Lei I'D IN. 15tse W : p lY1 IN
Itaus sglnatIr-J4 ts larI oil Is xs tSnas 5 Et, & "
Wright lard Lcsa
A 4 tIraa } AHaus-iI h Webster te0 Ds
NE " ,I i X 4, e NJ o5 "51A { sGrc XII
,a1dcs ssCcos yo3rlr.-it PES sss sati
Il
tIfge r-es nYts4 Canlla h. S4 x West;e H. %
b wlisky D.psysz whisky 9! III dc h geTs vrtira
hams t,t4Jps-3 mi.e
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FROM THE PLArNs.-The independence Mes
senger Of the eth brings US the following state
ment:
The Salt Lake mail, under charge of Mr..
Hobbs, arrived here on Saturday last in con-
tract time. The contractor, Mr. WOODROW, has
used every exertion to push the mail through
and has succeeded, i'll spite of the snow, to reach
Fort Laramie
The snow which has been deep in and around
the fort and mountains near, had disappeared
and by late rains all the streams except South
Platte, were unusually full. But little grass
was to be found between Forts Laramie and
Kearney-frorn Kearney in here it was pretty
well advanced, and cattle could be well sus.
tanned The first trains were met beyond Little
Blue river company from st. Louis Pitcher
Foulkc q Co, were at Little Blue on the 18th
Of April, consisting Of seventeen wagons and
1000 men
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M1- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CouRT.-GEoR6E WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present NInu,,
Fifth District Court SewOrsln which situation he has
for the last offers himself candidate for the
be changed to. fell I'd
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rs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
Roune WILLIAM CASTELL candidate the CIERh
OF The THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhI4
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az CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS, 1858.
~ To TOWN Patrons we have
opened Batch Of CONFECTIONERY under ODD FFI-
Lows HALL of Camp and Lafayette placed
under he Of Messrs t. MORRISON W. RULE
saos long the business and uniform poltsn Of
have rendered them universally
Their having the Establishment will
to those favorg them with ORDERS that they will promptly
and CAREFUL, uded to.
We that By proper attention the quality kept
by undertaking.
the public has kindly bestowed up.n OLD STAND
D. GOWANS 4 CO.
$ Connected with the Store ICE CREAM SALOON FOR
LADIES unsurpassed Tor aness and comfort by in the
~ pleayuns and ptla peasa COPY apis I'm
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Ns- FRANCOIS BOULIGNY is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Election third MONDAY 10 mt
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61HOICE MINES ANDLIOUORS. PRrsFRvE,

~ E'r.Inc su5ssrLer ogi especially call
chants, hotel keepers and lie
Llt JS,
and to he viii make denim
prices particularly CIARET
fEAu lAUT BRoN Of laui-u GRAND WIN LEovILLE. CHA
TEAU LAFiTTE, LATOUR, WHITE WINE HAUT PRElGNAC OF
Iatea; GRAND WIN HAuT sAJIERNES; CHATEAU Ell;
WIN Du RHiN; BURSuNDY WINE; CHAMPAGNE MOfIzET
HCEl and LONDON CLC 3, highly recommended
Also. dedpciOv PRESERVED FRUITS AND
MEATS, MUSHROOMS GREEN PEAS IRUFFLED PIES, TRCF-
FILES,
lie will keep always hand thing the WINES
LIQUORS PRESERVES, CoRDlALs, sYhCPs, etc. ETC.. a. The
msis I'M MENRY vALEToN, go St. Loui. street.
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Druas. Medicines, Perfune,.v, etc.

te The Subscriber would respectfully call the attention OF
Planters, Phys and Families his well stock
comprising article his line Of business al which
nation, will be found FRESH AND GENUINE During n
SODA WATER AND mead Of tie best qnaIt ~as~
wilt h establishment, with all the Mmera
CONGRESS, BLUE LICK, Bar Rooms supplied
reasonable with rURE HONEY ESSENCE fEt PERAlIST,
GJULEi BiT1ERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN
ap d.wys Dusgs and Apoheeary Camp Foydra
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Mzs- We are authorized to announce C. r.
WHEAT Clerk Of the Sixth District nhT
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nc For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.--B s. TAPPAN
a candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY, mhlss
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE TtE DAILY CRE~ENr,l
Monday Morning May %, 1858. I
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Philadelphia MoKHsry, Atpnwa Jenning
Steamship Daniel Webster GRAHAM Juan Tenpetof
Ship Northern Chief, der Liverpool Whitney
ship Tfievrand, Young, for Hamburg Whitney Dec
Ship VIM Weheriy, Westeoti, for L0nden, Whitu
Brrmish ship fousnua, Brymen Meyer
Schr Vister, Perry, reusicula Master
shr 1hos Potter Appiebv Taaeicos
Sehr Esther Burr, Rs Tafapic0. o Wickhan
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ns- WV. Henry Waters, Candidate for Con
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ECE! ICE!--J. STAFFORD Co., Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in ICE Eysian street. opposite tbe
Railroad Depot lower side No. street,
No. Ihonpouas see No New Levee 50
Commerce No
two Ice Houses between Harmony Fourb s
riai ;.nI H.
eCE-5OO to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
LIST MAY. sale by P. VIII NEY Camp mhss
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lS5- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.--We are au-
thozed o'NE, Attorney Counsel
lor q Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY
which the parish a Orleans is lsed, either it
other denomination which the Legislature call
tie
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COfFEE-There has been fair inquiry since our last
The transactions comprise 5000 pockets Java at HE
small lots II &c, and shipments have been made
to New York the balance OF the Ceylon Coffee in market
1900 bags has been sold at fraction under
800 bags Cape DC; and small lots Of Rio at &C. six
months Tue stock Of Rio is quite small aud Of St
Domingo there is very little the market By auction
100 bags Cape at S34c II H. cash
IMPORTS JANUARY ! H.
1853 1852
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CHEAT SOUTHERN MUSErM-

W. T. LEDTARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Manager.
~ The grand Ai0L Dsns, 1fE DkUeRAf, psrf5Fmsd
nlta E,nim'a Mnsguh. York similar
Boaoa nearly 400 nights Pses Phls
SslphA The thriag ihis and the inyaua
bic moral iaeNs, raessEa Museum
performance produced. TIE snsy Appointment
entirely aad got up NJ worthy the patronage wheh
already stf tbs tsbshsnt and Of which The
Manager hpsr ny islsfeapl- merit
On WEDNESDAY, May ard further
- will b the grand led The
bRUSKARD IHE FstIEs sAvsp-Ed~Ard Middleton, M Law
eyn; Wm. Dowto1 NJ. Ke1nb; A'd-n 2anesl, M D4aen
Bank MesrF Air anan i~yar ct5bs M Iem5tt, Farmer
Stevens, Mr. How ali Ln1l I'D hr. Million; f Loa Mr. St
Clair Second Loar SIR DBar ME- Wilson Mrs. Lewya
own Mne TEsoiore Mary Wilson, Msl ksmte Mfa Spade,
NIs Melville.
~ open hstpas, T. performance commence pre-
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DAILY CRESCENT.

lo! FOR ST. LoUIs.-We hail with pleasure
the return of Captain NJ. Langhorne to the com
mand of the fine steamer Pawnee. His boat is
now in port and will leave at o'clock this after
noon for St Louis. Passengers in that direction
will meet with every attention requisite to COM
fort on the Pawnee. She has speed sufficient to
render the trip anything but irksome, Her
cabin accommodations are decidedly good, and
but few boats in the st. Louis trade set better
table. Capt. L. is skillful, careful and cour-
teous; Capt. t Scott, chief clerk, proverbial for
urbanity and attention to the wants of passen-
gers, and the residue of the officers trumps in
their profession. The Pawnee deserves to be
patronised by the travelling public
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ARRIVAL OF THE FALCoN.-The U. s. steam.
ship Falcon, Alfred Gray, commander, arrived
on Saturday, bringing the u S mails, sixty
passengers and 900 on freight
The Falcon left Aspinwall on the evening Of
the 18th inst, at 9 o'clock, and passengers by
her made the trip from San Francisco to this
city in twenty days,
The news by the Falcon was anticipated by
the United States
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REVIEW OF THE BosroS MARkET THEEE
lin
COrTON--The market for this article has been rather
quiet the past week although the close there is
little inquiry Holders disposed to sell
and prices rule in favor Of buyers The sales Of the week
add up 1900 bales at quotations By auction 100 bales
Galveston damaged. at 7sDs4ac cash.
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zy- Shin OrsEoyrDr, John H. You

rpool will dis hanging MONDAY May So Post 70
First Dar ct All goods not permitted within viii
the public
inylg j. II. AsHBRGDGE a Co, 50 81. Charles Atrest
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ARRIVAL or The EMPIRE CITY--The steam
ship Empire City, Capt. Windle arrived on Sat
urday from New York, the 18th inst, and Ia-
vana the 18th. We are indebted to her Purscr
for the following account Of a fatal accident on
the passage:
On Wednesday, May 18th, at s:l5 p. NJ, lost
. overheard, Thomas Strickland, third officer
He was drawing n bucket Of water on the port
side, forward Of the wheel The steamer was
stopped and backed Immediately a boat lowered,
and just reached him ms he disappeared It is
supposed the wheel must have struck him as lie
tell and disabled him. as he was not in the water
ten minutes before the boat got TO him
The Empire City brought the following pas
seugers
iton .Ntw I0rk.-A. 7. G. Gray, L. S. n.
7 b. Levitt, Mrs. A. Wilson, N jenkins, Capt
Sands, r. Gum, and FIVE in Storage
From Har0na.--G, b Hadley, Mrs, Hadley
and child, Miss Hadley, A, Binaght, NJ PUG, 4
Lumbella, F. Daney, n. Rilliens j Rubiera, V
Herbert, Mrs. Landy, j. Aymeuch, F. OConnell
II. W Wilbeck, J. Johnson, s. Feudnillel +
Lanes, l.. Gator, j, l.. Gator, A Lawse, b. +
Sanchez, j. Dughman, c, Claverly, Mr.. Dignat
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ng- Ship FALCON, Wade, ma

H. NJ WRIGHT }. D. Clark leaves for vfCKSBUgG aud
intermediate landings THIS EVENING. nj o'clock
myg3 SMITH FhSTER 80 Poydraa erect
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NJ For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
EDWARD J. CARRELI.
LnH5 70 Elertlnn MnNnAN AIay q
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ia m-CANAL STREET 1n -

4 ~ l%-CANAL STREET. "a 1AA
Il NEW ORLEANS MANTILLA FACTORY. l44
Velvet Cloth and Msrho Sk Ebrod-rr Ma n
T1LAs Of The style trimming for Ide. ana
Mssepces TO suit uosrsa the Aaniills Fac
tory, No. ITO Canal sireef ~
The OF this establishment respectfully the nspse-
u the Ladies OF Neworsns snd particularly
city, who are not aware Of his large and splendid stock Of
call and them before they purchase place sud
will he convinced that selling them price OF a.
other in city. - -
addition splendid large Coaks and Mausilss
Ladies here article FANCY GOODS TRADE
sLk in all sle. fer DTess French SILK and Fancy
NETS and RiBBOSs aae stock Of EMBRoDERIES aid
here On eo%IHSn a. the psss Lace and Msn
COLLARS 500 Embroidered Linen HANDRERCIEFs ne
lot be sold without atyls BLOOMER TRIMMINGS
and other Trimming Ladies'
Welding Dreees BABIES LONG CLoAKs ROBKs FRINGKs
VELVE1 the Shadea SIX VIZ
VET in the piece for making MAntllas. =
az Ladies' wishing have particular style Of Mants
have il by giving 10 their order
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE To ORDER uovIa an
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EHOICE PETIT GULF COTTON SEED, for
- sas By A. j. WRIGHT CO., 81 Gravier street. apo
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ADJUSTMENTS.
: TUESDAY Evening

ORLEANS THEATRE. - Tuesday Evening,
Ma u night the BESEFTr os the
CORfS1s uhen p-tf,rinad the OEea by Me-
called THE PRGPHETPnuepa ehatAetn By Messrs bor4as es
nitfel, Nine. Widemaun Ard hrHlls. PAflz.
tE Performance eomrneres quarter past o'elotk