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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06

The concert last evening At Castle Garden, given
In honor Of Mr.. Arthur Chapel, under whose direc-
ton tho arrangement Of Jullien's tour In America
has been carried out attended by large and fash
ionable audience. The programme unusually bril-
hant-the Great Exhibition and American quadrlles
were played once more to perfection, and the different
artists OF the band they respectively executed the
pieces allotted TO them, received with rapturous
applause The bills announced that this was the last
concert which M. Julien would give in America but
we believe that the people Of New York viii have the
pleasure Of hearing him again for several nights ere he
leaves for Europe
Between the first and second parts OF the evenings en-
tertanment, Arthur Chapel, Esq. and Dr. John JOY
the gentlemen to whom the public OF this country are
indebted for the musical treat of hearing Julien and his
troupe-were privately presented, by few friends
with two silver pitchers small token Of regard
Some twenty gentlemen present the occasion.
Appropriate speeches made and the health of the
two enterprsng gentlemen, who leave Saturday for
Europe was drank in bumpers of champagne
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in the style hours notice. from ~ ~
IS each; imported orch ccrets ladies' srd child.
fl. Mining lace and nuai n mlrNtery establishment,
NEWNANS, No. 165 Broadway
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lingering Il lap 81 sprnF" but We shall soon be swS
telhs uncer The hest Of summers SUM- ana - would 20
i,r gentlsMen vito Intend to keep 600 to provide
,f.rtl-s A. Fesson With suta lie articles of wearing
uat. rIFhyu Mis- RoE %, she ,opnlar one
trce' desefs 4si nroadwAy, hsye In store The
sit.rb ~cll made apd fashion AhIe
,st t Ia The pleasure Of 0sriar
IL TIE pains taken In ving
uii!nfu5y rrces large aud extensive
otr' amt desc 20 please tntr eustpmcrs have
e. cred hffrse very
stl they rrerarad FOR they rcSpec,fuv ii.
A. who thi. call aud their
.ftr att = 20 m rris. u goods veIy extcnsVe
stfottn..n cf bets ttthtrt
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chant, the laborer and the tradesmen alike ex-
pect it, and it is right that they ahould have
such privilege. In city like ours, destined
in all human probability tosbecome the largest
and the wealthiest in the world, it is misera-
BILE, short-sighted policy to grumble about
few acres of land, the cost of which will be re-
paid thousand-fold in after years. if the pro-
posed scheme be carried out. Is New York to
retain forever purely business aspects Is
there to be no refinement?-is neither art or
taste to be displayed in it from one extent to
the other? The time may come when it will be
found impossible to obtain the land required
for spacious park, and it therefore behooves
all whe feel interested in the matter to act en-
ergetically now that the subject is mootcd
We believe that the day is not far distant when
this same park will be looked upon as one Of
the chief ornaments of the city. The majority
favor the undertaking, and we hope that the
proceedings before the. Commissioners of EST.
mate and Assessment will be concluded with
as little delay as possible.
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LAW MAKERS AND Law BREAKERs.--What-
ever differences Of opinion may prevail amongst
US on the great political questions that agitate
the public mind, there can be none as to the
duty Of those who occupy places of authority
in our general system OF government, to af-
ford the weight Of their example and support
to the strict maintenance Of the laws of the land.
However much men may disapprove Of particu-
lar features in legislation, it is recognized pru-
ciple in every country, that those in authority
are bound to carry out to the letter the obliga-
tons that they impose, and only to seek for
their repeal through the recognized and legiti-
mate channels Of petition and remonstrance.
If officials were to constitute themselves
Judges of the morality or expediency of legis-
lativc measures, it is evident that there would
be an end to all law, and we need not add to
all order in society
IT is therefore with feelings Of surprise and
indignation that we perceive by the subjoined
card. that five of the Boston Aldermen have
thought it necessary to dissavow all partcipa-
ton in the acts OF the Mayor in connection
with the late riots in that city. Having
sworn TO uphold the constitution and the laws
Of their country, they traitorously admit that
go far from having aided that officer to fulfil
his duty, they violated the obligations of
their oath of office, by seeking TO disslade
him from performing it. Their plea that
the acts which they repudiate and condemn
came exclusively within the province of the
United States authorities, will avail them
nothing in the eyes of conscientious and law
abiding men. They take q miserably marrow
and contracted view Of the obligations of their
oath of office if they suppose that they absolve
them from lending their aid to the enforcement
OF the authority of the general government, in
matter involving lot only constitutional
principles, but the peace aad safety Of their
own city. The following is the document to
which we refer
A CARD FROM FIVE ALDERMEN.
Justice TO elves demands thar we shouli be 40
solved from the implication conveyed in the paragraph
mentioned we not only did not advise The Mayor to
car out the military TO escort tho poor fugitive the
slave vessel hut earnestly entrea'ed him To do nohiuv
ceediugs We we're 5esirous that the Uuited states
authorities should bear tho whole respons bity C re.
turning 10 slavery freeman OF Massachusetts The
Mayer s the only o. the " city authortiesn so far
u we know who ordered the military OF Massachusetts,
end the police u Boston r. assist In an ret which IA
longed exclusively to The United states authorities
GEORGE +. WILLIAMS,
u. l.. ALLEN, Aldermen
W WASubURN 81
TlsDALE nRlKE Boston.
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arn. Bsasts ads, Erurnst~sc &c., NO. Canal
Common ana ornamental plain and ioliipg bed
srr hair and busk always on h-hd snd made
% orcer.
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DEATH PRODUCED BY ISTEMPRRANCE.-The Coroner yea
tcrday held inquest at No $40 Hudson street. the
body Of John r. Vernon, 81 years of age a native OF
Ireland who to his death by congestion Of the
brain, caused by nemperance verdict to that effect
was rendered.
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Rtirxcs IRON rrB Ports Miss Teresa Esmon-ic viii
give The second of her highly entertaining readings from
tho poets hs evening Among her stec' ons Huoi'a
celebrated song Of the shirt u be best
from sbakspere, and pieces from Campbell aad moore
Naval Intelligence.
The surveying schooner Lcgare II Ma0tt, arrived At
CT areston LIST inst last from Tysee She was leaking,
and would have to go into dock for repairs.
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NrniIa for EIYrnne.

new York, Tuesday, June 8, 1854.
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A MsU S & WI e Mt S
gpLACfDE,s VARIETIES, GragieI Sire,

F: RKa gLt. BENEFIT Of Mrs. esH6tTsRD
FRIDAY Eyitg Mas ~ I'VE ppt f W.T. eeisnepes WIN
1hs Of CEkAI0U IL 5Igbis4 Mr. f0pnh
Arthur Ar J. NJ Whites B-ma BIZ. 5e, Pr FsTiiioo
Ps'I0t NJ Hoand3 ircfn Bowen EeFtrp1e y Rove
Mat MIA g oeagi GiEqgett- A Wa,sirk Afo' Which, NJ
GNsfBet h. dt1gliS+ Prio Bas Of The New 9esnE tpfr
FOaHef FtvoTN
scEsA NJ Opetas.. MEDLEY pA* cRs g
Mn IL. II VAEt Ek Hs ncgde with
~ Iagbehe Fare. q EULAH SPA Two Bfior II o, Mr.
y lapa; Magnuh Mn. j. NJ. WHG; Bsauskainp Mfr Capttnt
batrheof NJ hi sais. BaHre NJ fsmt6n IN Teplsthn I
k"Ne atefae sirs aafdi Grace isA Soners Parker Mrs
K t. Har@tGk.
pEdRs apIssiosBozes ParsHe
1s Bo4rf Third Tier @ fooed oHlyl 50a Gallery, aSc
Private Bpres, IS.
gtri ~ SYeb sry
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EEHHR RoAD Tn HEAL.TH q.

o. EXTR a0P BINARY CURE OF RHEUMATIC FEVER BY HeI-
DwAfiS PILES IN VAN hIEMAN'S LASp.NEarRaet Metsen
Rinstsen RESTING 9oggp
yiaEsn ehHm tia uarths
ydepsyad ha os hs her lmhs pesind,
vas andr ~ g Of Free q the suiaert aefeal 81
tan, aud by Ihsrn her hopeless.
sed upon he's Frensat Let her HOLLOW vs. IFBBATED
e y, ainh h8 consented 10 @ nni tnctdly space
abe Hobart To CpurIer-7
SaIs
Feippe sss Ledop hy s be respectable pEsiats
callers Mciues t EElIdd reats
zas7j u 81 EFhoesle tie prusina bs
( Newt rlsauA.
There Saving tskrr the lafgsgi4ez
N8Dlrsctapa fer the Guidance dsnrasr
Sftxed 8srh srpi
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MZn0 RIKER-

WIN leave FRIDAY. MAJ - al 5 r'elacE P. ".
B1S0R GREENWOOD, MARION. tesns Ia
T. TcHuLA. YAzl} cry. sATARTtA, vI'Ks kks4s.45a
BURG and all Intermediate lind
Ryer aad Iehqia Packet FTaN.r7r fae 9ssGsz
sefmet ALTON, John S. Wallace, will
freight passage having amply board
M r. WILSON, ~ GAralda4el
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W4BASH RIYER.

VIII lesvs FRIDAY. Navf9 Il 5o,ciotr ~ NJ
EsOR WABASH RfVER and EVANS sr-gy
L NItLFThe ire regular ppsseager racket ttssssE
NJ. ST0GKWELI, Captain W. C. GfeeF, Wi rbt ZsAas
the
Q passsge,app IN beard,
iRnf HER Bsos IS PoyJras street.
Al al n Evansville
tF- plan II he Cabin staseroos secured p
10 Ag mtg, rIygt
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VICKSBHRH
wIII leave sATuRpAY M.y Is. a 5 o,eloet =. !.

Wil leave sATuRpAY MAY Is, a O'Clock 2. n.
E4S0R MlLLTKEN'S BEND, VIcKs- sgy =
y BuR 81, WAB sssS NEm SARTa&sE
AIS BAYOU SARA and BATON RQuGE-Raauaf satprt8t
Naekly teksbes pasfe Steamer sstUTiiERH BEELE-Tht
very running passenger packet
SOUTHERN BELLE Captain j. White. will laarp
fetsht passage, apply on hnari
SMITH II FrNSTER5 le Canal street,
20 The Southern Bale via ~ faiy 70 receive freight egey
IhGrshsE
- Belle will tske freight f,h psteet
ozraahPprg. mss
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-'-'-'- --------.-s-----
EDUCATION.


EJRRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
IA Monsieur ALEX NELSON aIo 8 ST. Cbarfes street.
Prof Nelson pleae whether
Of Ianguagesin the KebtueAy tillayy Institute.
y. VI MORGAN, Joint SnpAr nsndspt,
Monsieur Neon decidedly tie eathAr ge
with, anf i gentleman ia all hh conduct
Pr T. NOBLE BUTLER Tsoaiayiyo .
Monsieur elton thf IN gebes
o. the 'paking French and Spanish with elegance aud p
iyty RI. ui5ville Ianahf
HissyesB. wsiIadapsd indfe'ng the ;rs a
the Fench. spabsb aud English Language fo sfs ii
Time. ~ @ Cr6eeert
personal oppornnis Of judging Of Prof NJ and .
conssieRousy recommend him tsaG Of his sy4 Nh
slfl that IL the best pat praetcs ri d
True Delta ianos l.
n NEW SCHOOL on GOOD OLD PRINCI-
slegs and careful Parents are informed
ha! Mrs VILLA Afh lady Of Ray. G. Wlntaean R4sor ii
Rlse PFhea1nte FraHeaise,
io1sh" whose life has Devoted feaehing Nil gIrl mn ~
family huh day seteo d LIMITED Number pls Fsttezsr
aalla. t1r ftkN.lH Mbstt and DRAWING. ind Iy
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - As
Miss4a ALLISON " ~ Ni'TSFeo p5 Ehs
Directors Of tina lnatituton, Masters i
vl0gq rsqFsite education continue do
their chAfge -" ''' f"p'''eVn"'e
fof terms parent: aud guardian arqrefsd to the
1890 M II 1ti y 'Nf ihatit'tf NJ
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CE.AfRERL.4.N.p RIYER.

VIII Leave SATURDAY, May 49, at O'clock ? x rosivs1y
HTOR NASHVILLE, CLARKsFILLE, s-g :
EDDYyILLE and all intermediate lorstaes
TIE light trarght ani fast passalgeF
steiner FANNY sI,ARHAWE. u. p. T-rJ.b me master i
now N p9rt eceyihs eEt and VIII eHre above. For
passage, having superior apply
myl3 LEWIS Sh.EHp NV Lsere- srzat,
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wa leave Friday. NIsy =; y ; o,closx ? !,

E7S OR GRANVILLE, MOUNECAR- g-
MEL yIYScTyyE5s, TERRI fIATTE, PER I4s llt3
ing ca tie EHia tfgnr " splendid
steamer J. NJ. STOCK w ELL, Captain
VIII Leave above fot trzttr gppy board
ROGERS, AitGuttE Co, 90 Poyarqe SIRE t.
plan Of 1ha cabin
AEenla- nm
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UPPER RED RIVER.

wiillsave SATURDAY.. hIay Is, At e'aiork =. NJ
EIy0R UPPER RED RIVER and all -s
Intermediate lane The running 49,
g,ss4rg packet FRANCIS JONES, -
ataher treight leave IS s11r
Fer freight PASSAGE apply on boatd,
LEWIS sEAPP, 81 Sew Lsv,e
NJ 5Tne Francis james viii through ieteutn ard
leave positively sbeit i rovds5 with ds rnyii
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CisEseEyT OFFlcE,


Friday Morning May II, 1854
COTT0N-The depaud was limited, and tle sales were
confined to about Cooo bales at previous rates
1lierior ia x lIiadIine Fsfol5 y gIg
.t4a'ins nos i Cool Fsir. nominal
sool hiaalinE.- 65auS5s Good an Fine. ID
-... COTTON AND roBAceo STATEMENT.
sgoo' on hand sept /, 1863. ..... lO572 2s.gs
Received stnee..,.., l292 Isl 24389
yesserday,... 2596@l29is27 UU0@ "A 500
,...,, 1.5o5.a50 $500
ycsseraay.s.,. -95i--lcoas52 $50 az
sock on band aot eLearea.,.., 3oi5l7 1852
T3BACC0-l56 bids than We reported were sold
oa Wednesday 70 t}a round, tLassl az sd Gl at Ia
sU6AN AND MoLAssEs-rhe rain in the lnorpfrs.
INTERRUPTED business, ana ouy about 900 hhIs Sugar
changed hands Mt 2}a0V5s Tor Good Common In Futay
E1T 1000 bbis delasses were sold at l2@llt q 4un
ALoUR-50o Ills S. Louis were tssen at 81 80 some
snS lots At s. 3T5$af7 80, and 20o Fancy at 81 49,
6R81A-aG00 steHs any ch,rge4 hands. the bad
weather having petfcrei with transactions Of which 800
Urinary at 6 599At q l5oo az o. aud hoo White and
Yellow IL $50 230H stcks ST Louis Oats wefe taken
n Ale aud some small lots at 4ae
PkDYlsi0Na-5g0 tbs uniaapectei Mess Pork were
sid at ll3 The itmand for Bacon sEaall ana the
sales confined 70 ahau 30 casks at 6t for sides and
3 057Ia FIR Sh6Gldis. E3 bbls md trees Lard sold
AT 93te Of Green Meats ta9G00 lbs Sides were
sold nj So cash. aud i0IudD At a ., sixty days
UOfFEE-MatEtt steady, win sates Of 1000 bag8, of
which 100 Inferior at s., 45o 9 991 700 at 10 ant
$50 &C IL
RI1E--Ltgbt stock, and holders of prime ASKING 4s{
4 is.
WtIeA Sales confined to $50 sacks. in two lots at
81 30 y bushpl
HAT-lo0 Tons "a fatbost loadl were taken at abaut
ST. tut small lots bringing 535f5b 26
Wflfekf-22n22}5 ts the asking price for Rtet1ied.
FkElGHfs-Gottou is being shipped to New York and
Bosten at IL @l53e. There new engagements
yesterday
ExaHANdEs--IittIe or no demand
aterltng aq1 n ct prem,
francs al tbh9z@tp D doar
Rev York SiXty-day HiitB T21 r ct. dfsc.
SIGHT Checks New YORK ...,....5amzS a ct prem.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES


Friday. May IL
LAFoUReHE. Or. BAIBY, Wusos a.,
fAi0HA sHosB, AM
iNl, y! ,-''.sfpoSiA picxEY,. p NJ
y.,,r s'''t. .iNtihLD SCOTT SsigscR. PM
t ~, mAhY HuNT sFoffs .........5 PM
lar llSi WALLACE. ..............6 PM
er4 n,,ts N *4oiN ~ sroeKFELL, sREzH. IS Pm
Sts ''''.'iLllNois, safTnResz PM
snra LANES RoBs, oAnHELL. ......,.b PM
NIRTKsbuH 3.'.....s.. FRANK Lyon, Lrkr,tgns ~
AAY'ssl lt1t......... ECLIPSE sruRaroy hi
1919 1870 STORM McKtssev pst
AMERICA Nttsos PM
Saturday, May Is.
LOUISVILLE. BELL SHERIDAN Mon "a,
Poer-a -11sHAeHE .uPHEL1A pfaTHy ~ ~ ~
SABINE FtlsEtdER J1ussox Ar
ATIAkAPAs.... !. DELLA. MRasfgr. !, a
M3hLk.t....- .oIIEeoS Hsns p,i3
PhsGh8ouLA ...,,...s CREOLE. W. taKa p,f
sfsl9uis ...tt...... PETER TELLoN Box pM
RED ilVEk'........H. +. CLARK, wi1isgsauE, a mi
RED KiV hk.,.........P, r. KiMghLL BnDAnwftf mi
Vighsbul.,' .'.,...soUTHsaN BELLE WsttK5 PM
LAspOEeHE..-.... D, Jlt., p4trs.Ra PM
BAYOU sAHA-........BELLA DONNA. MoKRfg9N pSI5
RED RIVER .........P. pALMAU KAy p1t
kaD hYs ..'''.t.foSr 10Y. mAs.......,.5 PM
RED RlVER........ FRANCS JONES, pIsnri...S pn
RED HlEERt........ GRENADA, CRrnp 3 p,t
hKhhNahs RIVER ALABAMA, PERny. .5 IN
hA'h'li-LH ''.'....F. sPARHAWK, TKEltRuoxsz PM
GALVESTON .,....... LOUISIANA, SMITH - ID An
VERA CRUZ. oRIzABA FoRsts.. AM
bAfou sAkA--......'LAuREI. HILL. CoTros q An
, L@hDhbLs STORE. Gypsy, CIp,. a Az
MOBILE ...-.......... CALIFORNIA FaosT 4 PM
!. -
30~ The bark EpWARp fFflton ,,oc4o e.
Nsy FORK Is now rsady Il Jsehs from
ca t6a ege oshs ii 5e s s1a The tscgip their goods
al5s bo9kRI, WILLIAMS I co., ~ ea,ap street
%Ns~ Ship j. NJ WoDD rnnto;n Ho,.I =
1s.st,.,t i, rI,J ,.. '; StiGth I1aTblY. from
% District @ ~ aIaSs as ssso 9 nv d Stores
my --------- . 2 r I2soS, ) BaoF piass
gae7~ Bark CoPERNIcUs, Captain Myers, from
I,st hsr cargo 9Ip site Pos F0uth
tssp W hnd 80 the 1ecsipt of thr
ill., b. p s. A. gods boi prtatted shn ipys vii be-
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4 RRIVAL OF MADAME ADoLPHgL

"a Univ Al OF MADAME ADULPHE =
r. The oriEfn4, unsurpassed Justly Madame
AF0LPtiE the univers acknowledged
"oa the through
egns eyetst9not the pas psant, ws the
coph q ~ lutute urh intense Eeln England
nc pri ee IN the United state that Qaeeu Vfeto presented
her with Diamond Drpar Daniel
Ring PDyarss street.
Camp ard Magazine Ctfeta whoa aha will inoo all
iH4t rseHt ure:
Indy husbuG they will every description
And almost ipossit her profession appears,
oonmeGdea " 50 tghg Tpse52he md certificates
cEAow ged skill lhs eciug proba-
WlsH pt deception DgS many practice
~ obzRlt o Tee from ~ to So according
N or %eHt If'r t7eY oHcApS. iauIi
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4 sDD FELLOWS kEsT.-Vaulte in tins
Gsms.sty eaa b 96;sined by egPlgisg PIERs
Ga9 sslows Iat eornsf Of Canp aud 5atts street,;
fTAIL No 6Esplanads street f. NJ COREY Siskeb
Co. No 80 Camp street The Rauta
rthe bnrta u tnhersy 44D tstokcdEng
ne BURIAL wife child St9t FOR all other the price 81
1aaIt WI be taQ 7TaI4e For che Of
nattcn requesting the Rest apply 70
10 PERSON. Commercial Alley,
ofto JAS y uRNEAU3, a. the Odd Feilors Hail.
LIZ.
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u EARD, j. "A. MAlr A. etaqn srs, Ap-
n pEstssEs, sie., 3 Banks Arcade, N tas,s.g1
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&sATENT ACTION PLAN O.g.szasszz.,.,
F0RTES.-as lubscriter offers for sale ~
slse S9gk q5a a9d esS4 fetese SQUARE ASp III 81 Il
mandatory GILBERT tali Of
esi the leNery Fancy Store ofGuIEsESS HILL So
rai4n stresi ELIJAH DUNBAR.
i'1ahN EnttE9 bu0Hn, r4SiE
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS.



| OFFICE OF TBE DAiLy CrEscFaT. !
Friday Morning, May IL, 1854 I
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
isx eg Vera Cruz camsf ShsF &c
sea1 z u dnqagat, SIM son, Cta,eapu, Poole acd
Err s ,sa as L1Ss jsis SsPn Pierre ~
ARRIVED
Steamship Texas Place. from Yera Cruz to Harris Morgast
Ship Ts9s Nsre 30 dasr from chca 1aaas 70 casels aspe
Ship cal1@tta 10 ng from Ir "a March 10
SLIP Iassraod sx.aisy from Antwerp 9h Marc, BogRr viii
Ship tsn New York tn Cobsnsd atrie.
Swed eak M9ntr4as Re ron Newport (WleaJ Marco
Brig ~ Gilmore Lang is days fan Philadelphia to W Iiypn
sr brig Bac Coma, days snsqpu IN W 10 II Baspo
oeA A5ne'4 days from corpas Christi nasted
schf % ponnop Weeks Philadelphia raesslet
Scir Bnr's.a Tlyot days from fen'aeoa, msr-Basn.
Steamboats,.
Bella Donna, Morrison, Wflafnsport,
9 T,s' Lataaa, 5 re-, tiaSo9 sAr1
g as i5T fiji So fG e, oin ,s5 1,si.
$ga al1 itf Bs s. Wi 'o iTea vssssgrs
r,wn,,. NJ, gaslf ss lsvy 9, ea s. Iosts 49,,
bp' suta4 ,bsrissSIeght ~ sFps
rowbq "a sts,ls e% A. rssssss~,d Down
sse IT Taeya I sq rt n de G,ors aa & p
r00Ga whnsy snias fra% me IA SSsG aed
eoeoioaght mp sai'4h bark hIoatFote, ehi. Old 10
hilLlyH ana 'lHJoF DAfpouf'
MEMORANDA
~ The b brig Baltic arrived sstny vita De cargo,
6 boston,
previously reported wreck sd on he BGisnaa
az Blnser fIi No pert
New Orleans John smos, cseeu. cts, CO. Co
ior and Iowa 4ga%
EXPORTS
EALTIM6REBark KirklaHd ales cotton hbs and
hhs bbla poass kegs oiREs pkgl
VERA Chuz-Brg Presprro AsoI5iI hi ples cottop pEt
CEARLEsTONsGhr 6 II Montague bids t9paeco les bbla
NBskv hds usa, use bb rope, Gk5
100 Ike
CORPUS GfRIsTSebr Wakefeld!I bales tobca9
Hour 70 do cement SIS sks umDer Od shxo8
pigs
tHRRESshr Marie jules hhfs tobacco
lumber, ,kgs
ApNBCEfcOEh- rotn oae
els Tea hams, Il ph.6 i9les, 70 do Hour.
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a CARD.-MRs. CHARLES HOWARD, in her
wiadts infonn them ttat her
FAREWELL BENEFIT
idGppointed to tske place
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY ie,
Uts positively bang har iaat trIeatg
presented the psralin Drama 81
MAIZE, HE PEARL OF CHAAIOUNTE.
NNrg Mira q.
She AFo feels
the pHbic generally that
MONS GRNI3REL,
we distinguished Primo BAa Of the Ee Orleans House.
n the hhnIEniEts d s valaba;
viii Sertt 81 she md perag
The aEhEs ent G5m=h c0neldda wistbe OF
hUFLAfi SPA, III he Two Bttlova Il
v y. ever humorous &c Holland Te1npeon,
Irs z ii5wari Cnr0ns Gfantiy.
.5S BOX hoOk open. rnya Il
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D. Escmj. Chandler,
Leo LII EGTA

8oTEs, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS etc.,
t4 o6oe RI CoRsDN & AItalsTaoNg's So Camp street.
~ Office Hours from IN n Am, and to p
as Reeaeea-H. T. Lonsdae ]. Laats Co, and Corson
kpa5tf1ly fylm4p
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n ~ DIR. j REUSCH Graduate Of - ESg--.-B5i;
~ lie Veterinary Schools Prtssn aay Late MN
N7tetuu Surgeon to his Royal Majesty King SS5-3
Puss 1ss 'sa shed VET eFlSNKY HOSPITAL recr-
Of an kinda Of DOMESTIC ANIMALS Wo
tue auimt K lgd6n + to-.
t'R ttFusCt tenders hia man, latY0ns city
~ most gnt~fal nrkEowi dgmen COZ
Hs Of ieir patronage. ghicn he ricdEeg himself Is
ntie ton y hg ptqe.sCn nd Iher
II A u orders lett ~ tie Dru. &aspH gg
D1ys3G Market 4iieRton.
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Exported to date l0028l8 2o187
- yrsterdsy,.... 93l-sIGo3s5 Qs5 20 u
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RT0TICE TO BUILDERS- Proposals will be
received by Warteus TIE finishing Of St. Pa p Church.
ST. Bartholomew Camp strais, according plans and
NJ hfc- q lon Barnett Architect rogcsas 10
I'D dTeB ed by SATURDAY HfAtta WM. GOODRICH
nHt1s Ayle GloaEeh. Canal and Roga streela.
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TOOK WANTED Black OF French pre-
z f5Fret. hprlv ut 2G9 ST. Charles street. myII3t
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Tie lis Sc of the STORE tie Of camp and f1iro
lreas In District Of this city, from the Let q March, ~
~ 9I irrire the OF Eighteen months
" "a; u In ina move salt MASDEViItTE MhRfGhi,
T''AsE Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans,
.r -, an ~, ba sro Ilyl0
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N
ssooFc1 hand Sept J. 1863. ......l0.572 2a.4t
Received siuee..,.., l.292 23l 2l3S9
- yesserday,,.. 2596%I29ls2T 600. "a 3:
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aterag stfh7q1z "a ct prem.
francs u5aatlO D dollar
New York Si2ty-day @25S r ct, d5e.
Bg2t CHECKS On New for&.........5da5S a ct prem.
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LAKE sT EA-sE u IN,
.4ftlBLLE

E1sGR MOBILE B.rect--naiFy .. s. ss.ss
n LTBe-- Wates speriid Lsss9s ~
= prssasrs paes stgsrlers G8EIFnRNIa, s. p
naa'er, FLORIDA j! gfaf nf seHEHsf&,
A. era. dastr h4ghg t5t tsaresis dt re 4 trade
s superior accommodations. IRE VIII leave
too Paafsharta Ratnad DAfY arrtg7 I'd The i9shlok
returning viii stop Paaaoea MONDAYS and TERs
DAYS.
~ The Mail Bag will ease e rs n e a. o'clock
eS r. GREnES, Agent ~ Rank ffaee. MS
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Friday Morning. May IL, 1854 !
COTI0N-The delpaud was LIMITED, and The sales wqf
5niined 70 about G0oQ baleg at previous rates