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AVIS
Cour dM Sinicme Dist. Judiciuire,
Payoissc erEst BatoM Rouge.
A TTENDU que VIM. S. Pike, Admin
II list ateur de la succession de Robert
Jenny, reinforcement de cette Paroisse de-
cede. ct Tuteur les minenrs ct Leritier du
dit detnt, a deposee au bureau du soussignk
G,effier de la dte Cour, IN compte de sont
administration dams Ia dit capacite sur Ia
succession.
Avis est par Ia presente donnes toutes
persornes interesses de faire savoir leur raj
son dams dix jours de la premiere pubIica-
ton de Get avis, pourquoi lie dit comrte ne
serait pas approuve, homologue, ct fait lie
iugement de Ia dite conr.
fev.16-es. NJ. MORENO. Gref1isr.
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One Of the most importat female
qualitiestis is sweetness of temper
Heaven did not give to women insin-
uation and persuasion, in order to be
surely it did not make them weak
in order to be imperious it did not
give them sweet voice to be employed
in scolding.
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PROGRAMME,
OF The CELEBRATION OF THE
22nd Day Of &
ss-> FebruarV. -

i1NHE Fire Companies will meet at 10
i O'clock at the Engine house Of Wash
ihgton Co. No l. From thence they will
proceed through the principal streets until
10 o'clock. when they will halt at Stephen
Basalisco's to partake of collation. kindly
rendered both companies by W. 5. Pike,
Esq, late Foreman of No. l.
Order.
Music.
State officers, Mayor and Aldermen.
Fire Co. No. /. and Hose Cart.
Members of the Press.
Music.
Fire Co. No. 2, Engine and Hose Cart.
Citizens.
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HON. THOS. HI. RENTON,S
GREAT WORK ENTITLED THIRTY YEARS VIEW
A History tie soorkin1 oftAe
American Government.
For Thirty Yenrs-,from 1920 to 1850.
A S this work will be sold exclusively by
n subscription, persons wishing to OBJ
tain the work at an early date, are respect
fully invited to call on the undersigned, sole
Agent for this State, and subscribe for it,
as the work will be delivered in the same
order in which they are subscribed for. A
prospectus Of the work will be found at
the store Of Messrs. Larguier 4 LaNoue.
corner of Lafayette and Florida streets,
where subscriptions will also Re received.
JOHN C. LANOUE,
feb il-tf. Sole~A Agent For Louisnaia
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For Sale.

A FIRST RATE House servant. fully
II guaranteed good Washer and Ironer
and Plain Cook, aged 81 years. This ne
gress is a good subject aud connot fail to
give satisfaction. Eos terms applyto.
feb 81 limo, F.. BooEL. Auctioneer.
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W The following byow of poetry in the way
\ Valentine, is from the columns of the Delta,-
that paper says: "the verses are far abov
par. As We concur with him, they aresre .produ
ed in this observation-disclosures newspaper
VALENTINES DAY.
love the uian who kindly gives,
As Heaven has blessed his store;
Who shares the gifts that he receives
With them that need them more;
Whose tender heart Of pity moves
Der sorrow and distress;
OF all his friends, who mostly loves
The poor--the fatherless
I love the man who scornes to be,
To name or sect slave;
Whose soul is like the sunshine-free
To shine on void and wave;
Who, when he sees oppression-wrong-
Speaks out in thunder tones;
Who feels, with TRUTH that he is strong,
To grapple cen with thornes.
love the man whose only boast
Is wisdom, virtue, right
Who feels, if truth is ever lost,
His honor has blight;
Who ne'er evades by look or sign
In every place the same
Methinks the glories are divine,
Which cluster round heis name.
VALENTINE
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CANApA-The Quebec Mercury
states that the Government of Canada
is in treaty for the Albion Hotel, in
Palace street, for ''tempory Parliament
builders
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Avis aux I.ayeurs de Taxes.

r z soussigne Sheriff ct Collector DIES
IL faxes de PEtat, restectueusement in
forme toutes personnes, resldant dams cette
paroisse, qui doivent leurs taxes d'etat pour
l'annee 1853, aussi ceux qui doivent leur
licences pour 1854, quill Ia liste DIES taxes
pour la dite aimee ct les licences d'etat
pour 1854. a son bureau. ct lis sont invites
de venir a son bureau sans delai ct resles
pour les dies taxes ct licences.
II. V. BABIN
fev-l7-tf. Sherit & Collector.
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rMr. E. c. Kiblinger proprietor
Of the Southern Mirror published at
jackson, is at present in town on bust
ness connected with that paper. The
Mirror is at present edited by H. W.
Drake. The Mirror is decidedly the
best literary paper published in the
country, and under the new dynasty
bids fair to have a renewed impetus
to prosperity and public favors.
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Gbr Daily Gnlll,t,
'Be. 4. PIKE, Editor and Proprietor.
BATON ROUGE:::::::::::FEB. Is. 1854

GFMr. T. P1aNEUauY desiring to
close out his large stock Of Fancy Dry
Goods, previous to moving to New
Orleans, there will be auction there to-
night, commencing at early candle
light BY L. E. POWERS Il Co.
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For Sale.

THAT handsomely situated house on
J. Church street. known as Mr.. Tom
linson's house, containing 5 rooms, large
kitchen and cabin, the grounds measure
arrpents front, on Church ST.. | arpent
deep. and arpent fronting on North street.
For particulars apply TO
feb 81 limo. E. BOGEL Auctioneer.
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Notice.,

DRETHREN OF the Press, now in the
ID City are notified that the meeting Of
the La. Press Union, will take place at the
Town Hall, on Third street, at 4 o'clock,
tomorrow evening. S. +. BLAckMAN,
feb. 2lst-'54. Secretary.
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Notice to state Tax PAYERS.

TNHE undersigned Sheriff and State Tax
i Collector would beg Leave to inform
all Persons of said parish, who are indebt-
ed for State Taxes, for the year A. D. 1853,
also to those indebted for State License for
the year 1854 that he has the Tax roll
for said year and the Blank State Licenses
for the year 1854, they are hereby notified
to call at the Office OF the undersigned
without delay and make Payment OF the
same. II V. BABIN
feb 17-f Sheriff 4 Collector.
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N OTICE.
Sixth Judaciak Dist. Court-Puy-
ash Of East Baton Rouge.

WHEREAS, WILLIAM s. PIKE. admin
w istrator Of The succession of Robert
Penny, late ofsaid Parish deceased, and tu-
tor to the minors and forced heirs OF said
deceased. has filed in the office OF the UNDER
signed Clerk OF sald Court, an account of
his administration, in said capacity upon
said Succession.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested to show cause within ten Gays
rom the first publication Of this notice why
the said amount should not be approved,
homologated, and made the Judgment of
said Court. NJ. MORENO. Clerk.
February 18th 1SJ4td.
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For safe.

A VALUABLE negro woman aged 81
II years-a good Cook, Washer and
Ironer, and valuable house servant. War
ranted against all the malidies prescribed
by law. Apply to Larg,,ier 4 LaNoue
feb-15.2w.
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~. NO. l347
JoHs BApTlsTE BooNE, hus'd.
DYYIRrUE OF an order Of Court issued
ID inthe above entitled and numbered
cause, and 10 me directed from the Hon.
Sixth Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge and Stats
Of Louisiana, ! will expose at Public Sale
at the residence Of the Defendant in the
City Of Baton Rouge. on Monday, the goth
day OF Murch, A. D. 1854, 1t / o'clock, A. NJ,
the property hereinafter set forth and des-
cribed; held in common between the par
ties, Plaintiff and Defendant, in the above
entitled and numbered suit to effect Par
tition between said Parties to wit:
One Lot of ground situated in that part
of the City Of Baton Rouge laid out by tire
late Ellie Beauregard and known on the
supplemental Plan thereof, as measuring
forty five feet front on Nathcez street by
One hundred feet in depth, French meas
ure, (being the same acquired by J. B.
Boone from Joseph Hernandez on the 6th
day Of February, 1S47) with all the build
ings and improvements, thereon-also the
following personal property to wit:
One Bedstead and bediDg; Round Ia
BILE; small table; chairs pair brass
Andirons. Armoir, l wash stand, l cook
ing stove, &c. Terms Of sale-cAsH.
feb-1 ids. H. v. BABIN. Sheriff.
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The late j. r. Michel.

| The death of this venerable citizen
has caused much speculation ID the
community, in reference to the dis
position he has made Of his large es-
tate.
| j. P. Michel has stood in relation
to Baton Rouge, as John Melon
ough or Judah Touro, has to New
Orleans. By long life of self de-
malls, and strict economy, combined to
business habits, he has accum ulated
property variously estimated at from
one hundred and fifty, to two hund1e ed
and fifty thousand dollars-without
either issue, or direct heirs. As in
he case Of many other illustrious ex-
amples in our country, to acquire
seems to have grown into a morbid
appetite with him, that gained strength
with his age. And this too, it would
seem, without any, definite object
in view for the future, the light of
which he has not been permitted to
see.
The self sacrifices and denials, a
man must make in order to hoard up
"vast estate should certainly be re-
warded by the realization Of some
bright vision Of youth, in old age;
but how seldom does it happen ?
How more than often do we see man
venerable with age, fall in the midst
of his possessions, without days en-
joyment of what he has fretted his
whole existence for Thus verifying
that adage which few can be made
to feel the force of-"man proposes
and COP disposes.
In the past few year@many-near-
ly all the venerable inhabitants of
Red Stick, who were here, when we
came to the place fifteen years ago,
having fallen like the scar and yellow
leaf. into the grave. Does not the
fact furnish an eloquent sermon for
the present; an additional argument
for the practice Of frugality-chari'y
and benevolence Indeed it does.
Our venerable and respected fellow
citizen the late j. P. Michel the sub
ject of this notice, was born at Edbrun
department des Hautes Alps, France.
was "A years Of age at the time Of
bis death, and had been a citizen of
Baton Rouge about 40 years.
-1~4Ne-
0EA polite invitation to attend
he literary exercises at St. Peter and
St. Pauls College on the 22nd inst,
to-marrow) is before US. The enter
ailments at this institution are always
interesting and very we'll attended.
We shall take pleasure in being pres
mt tomorrow. The following il.
'itation to the public has been handed
IS for publication.
The students of the Baton Rouge
1ollege will celebrate Washiugton's
Birth day, on the 22nd inst, at 10
'clock A. NJ, by literary exercises.
Citizens and strangers are respect
lilly invited to attend.
The College buildings are on North
treet.
II The following biow Of poetry in the way of
Valentine, is from the columns of the Delta,-
6 that paper says: 1.-THE verses are far above {
ar. As We concur with him, they are;re-p rodu-
ID in this Observation-Disclosures newspaper.
VALENTINES DAY. ;
1love the uan who kindly gives,
As Heaven has blessed his store;
Who shares the gifts that he receives
With them that need them more :
Whose tender heart of pity moves
Der sorrow and distress
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E. c. Kiblina

rMr. E. c. Kiblinger proprietor
Of the Southern Mirror published al
Jackson, is at present in town on bust
ness connected with that paper. The
Mirror is at present edited by H. w
Drake. The Mirror is decidedly the
best literary paper published in the
country, and under the new dynasty
bids fair to have a renewed impetus
to prosperity and public favors.
20 Our enterprising friend, the
Apothecary, Goldman, has just put
at the corner Of Third and Laurel
streets, mortar, that SO far transcends
any thing of the sort ever raised for a
sign in this city, that mention should
be made oft. To say in the sterreoty-
ped phrase 1--WE call attention to it,
is superfuous it calls attention to
itself, for it may be seen from streets
end, to streets end.
The contents Of a house may be
told, by its outward pbysiognomy-
it is as correct an index, as the features
ef the human face are, to the quality
and quantity Of goods contained with
in the circumference of the os. fronts
and the os-ezterioras. 1t affords us
pleasure to see outward signs Of pros
perity among our merchants. Gold
mann has certainly the lead in his
line.
rThe reader is referred to a
communication in to-day's paper,
signed ''Conservator,' in reference
to the imperative demand Of the con-
stitution, that list Of the qualified
electors Of the city of New Orleans
shall be kept. Upon logical deduc-
tions, "Conservator" takes view of
tue matter, that may reasonably be
entertained by the whig members Of
the session, next winter when that i'm
portaut question comes up, who shall
be Senator p May not the question
then be asked "has the city delega-
ton been elected by the qualified vo-
tiers Of New Orleans under the con-
stitution F.; and are they constitutionally !
entitled to seats If democrats in
the present assembly will take this
view of the matter, then it may
possibly!outweigh the consideration, that
"in the unregistered rabble Of the me-
tropolis, lays all our strength" and
however much reluctantly. will pre-
pare to have this provision in the will
Of the people, enforced unless they
think as some Of the great par ezel-
lence democrats ofthe party do, that
The constitution is mere form, to re-
main imperative, and oe trampled
upon by the Legislature, whenever it
suits the interests Of the party in pow
sr. The question is "nay we look in
he laborious work of this legislature,
or the enforcement Of that constitu-
ional provision-that will close the
ballot box Of the city, against that
'abble to which the party in power is
indebted for its strength. Nous uer-
ms.
The LOUISIANA Press UN1oN.-At
o'clock tomorrow evening the sec
md annual meeting of the Press
Union, will take place at the City
Hall. We hope to see large at
enhance, with every member Of the
geographical corps in and about the
ity, present. That there are many
Kings which unity and good fellow
hip can effect for the country press,
We presume that there is no one at
II acnuaintad with tho hus;nosa rho
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(lATS.-l00 bags prime Planting Oats,
~ to arrive by Monday Goth.
feb-1S JOSHUA BEAL.
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Wanted.

A coon Mich Cow, with young calf.
n. Apply at the Treasurer's Office.
feb-1S-3t
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isT Raw saa ~ fsp olivsss natss but 4ttssy II asa

FOR Raw taa u foF iiysss nstss but lsts.y At ss
| y gallon for Reetiaed
| Weeks receipts, 1897 bbla-Exports, 4s5 bill,
| bAGGfSG AND RoPE-We have noticed some sale
these articles at l4KD1515e for Kentucky and 1olxa
lS7a cash and time, for India Baggng and 80es h fol-
Rope, according to quality.
GUNNY B6Gs--rbe only transaction ~ AM, ,,..
In this article that have heard of during the week a
800 bales taken yesterday 49, four months adding in
terest
COFFEEThe rates lower and purchasers have beer
found for some $500 bags Rio mostly at 99se u fb FOL
good to prime lots with Havana at 1919 n b. Yes
tsrday $50 bags were sold at 9r09sse ~ b.
shLT-The sales Of this article the week comprise
cargo of2sS5 Liverpool sse fne) 81 l2 round 540f
sacks coarse in store at 81 25 600 sacks Turks Island
in store at 81 % u sack yesterday 800 sacks Cadz
oOe q 14o ii.
CANDLEs-We have noticed few sales Of Star Can.
dies during the week at &c n H.
TALL0W-We quote city rendered at 10s q H.
LIME-The rates from second hands have been s2a
" 80 for fhomaston etc, and 81 400Sl 50 p Dbl for
Western.
NAVAL SToRES-We have noticed sales of Rosn at
81 5o So 25 and Spirits Turpentine in large and small
lots at 3714ta04oe p gallon,
olLs-Linseed Oil has sold generally at soG9ot, and
Lard Oil at 721z0769 p gallon.
hREloHIs-The engagements Of the week have been
~ tfo nF EHrse shipS taken for Liverpool
Havre at 13l6d for the former and NJ for the latter for
cargoes of Cotton British vessels have been filing IN at
IA for Cotton to Liverpool bark was taken Yesterday
for havre at 15Sq for Cotton
EAeHANGE-We have slight Improvement to notice
IN the market for both foreign and domestic bills and now
quote as follows:
Sterling ..,. 1o7Esa1osa< o,5 nm
New York iixty.da1 a eg5i25 dollar
'isnh Nhecks on New York. part8k q CT disc
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ct L9ulS-Stssnsr Magros-793 bales cotton ar.Graeor Ar
drol5 do Pnv GLADDEN. dro43 do Kicks Ierfssn 80
lend 9dlek Seoi5 bales hemp bradley, Wilson sogon h
f1Ics rnst EG9-s3 DO 20l eoi rope Fros bJ
oego ~ y 8 bbis and IS ercea lard -four Con
molly do hnfdo butter, com " shaw
III DO + NJ Daily dco-l5lT do Osesby Nacauav3Ss d. n
weaver 312 do, Isl dc oRl Jackson
to order 81 de- 800 do bran Duffy Pickett Nscrro
500 do malt NJ Barlow Aco-is kegs butter @ l. IoIsnns Ill,
poo 70 ks dc Baynon87 bHs peaches sehneider-To T3
ST LoUlsSsaner Grand oats Az do ,o- Nv,
anaa do l6 hhds Tobacco butter
ks oats F0h do corn Woodruff &o-I mill Henderson
39's ska o E4l do Price, Frost coils rome SbuIs
lnhen ins-li hhfs tobacco Addison
ksnn &o+6 ks malt Zoey-94 kegs hotter H II Hs5Jan
20 hhds tobacco " Robnson--S9
lib DO $50 do bsu Connolly
2oo hh heur bx nase 0seby
d9gsfylI6 do Perkins, Campbell boz w lscksn So
bales ay 80 hhs aanr LFmau Scott corn iii M
snot0 sacks bra7J Moor hbs whissey M4n SON
o. ac BRAN l24 do s bales hay aeolUS? ,kaFs
!" Shaw heo-l8lf do Il Kennedy ace. 90 ~
Trahue-s6 bids tobacco RodArola
&coi % Hewitt Norton col59 RobnsoD-3T d. FIosas
900 ersgor Atlevay 3coS DO DO Hsnder
eggs 10 nall do and kegs b do do
sacks corn U c girhe AcO4 Ibis
40 cheese, id bales hay Shndc36 kettles "a rra ba
NfnHG mouths L Law urnuude bOndio-fgl R6dS
a Virgin deo-G " NtttOn and order-Toa
CAMREh7steaner Uncornss tsles Wright Williams ro
6eo-Toiall 81 bales cotton. -N' - "fsht
oHAGIlFASamer bales cotton How'd a rtferso q.
DO mpbe Strohgs do Oakley Ha~kns-qI do War I,r,s
do Henderson Terry &cos do &co-l do y HALE
ac9S do DAVIS Jenkins ac5 Cummings Stewart Gcol do W
do "llam: Phillips &o'4 Branitr Williams tco
Hssons do Wright, Wilanls Go-Totai a7s bales rottS ss
hhds sugar. ' 80 ''"S eo''on' iSs
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S saotaos man. A ball passed through CAM
oooper's coat tail, and his horse was badlu
wounded They were forced to save Themselves
T ~ night leaving all theirproperty behind them
iney came to us for assistance, and we are nre.
parlng togo Capt. j s. Montgomery, of Rails
county is in command of our COMPANY. and
wmen united with the other party, we number
. ssWHem6yhye men Capt. Coopers loss is between
o,,a mere me are but few emgrants on the route,
n anu ane Indians think they have us in their
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LVERPooL-shp hatda-e2s7 bales cotton 5000 ,tavs,
LIVERPA0L-Bth ship Tamarac-Isl baes cation ,5oo
corn 2Pa tierces aud 2as bhla lard, $3.50 slaves.
mE" IoRk1RAik Aextnalse bb four $40 pork 1853 do
taioF, 50 bags wheat t3a mahogany
CORPUS cHRsTI-Sehr star-s7 hbia -four AZ do wbt IN A
sugar 10 do bread IL do brandy lao brs an 90 o
soap casks bacon, 10 sacks corn, 10 o coffee. ~ " Nv
MOBELESch LouiA-00 bbs whakey $40 sacks ann esa M
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fock, throwing IL over partially On one Md6
ana nearly placing Mr.. r. hOrs au combat
he regained his position, however, and they
quickly passed around the head of the larger Of
The " Three Sisters'' and disappeared from the
view OF those ashore. Some time elapsed, when
they were observed to put out from a little cove
at the lower end Of the Island. Dropping down
toward the mighty cataract, where the water
was suiflcledtly deep, the adventurers put for
the shore, upon reaching which, the boat with
the nayigators was borne by the citizens in tri-
| unph from the Island, amid the enthusiastic
CHEERS OF the spectators. Niagara Falls Ca
zette, 18th
MORE KILL1NG.-A day or two since, near the
mouth OF the Desmoine river, the first cook on
the steamer Badger State, John Norton, was
Killed under the following circumstances The
steward, Robert Morton, and Norton had fall
ing out, when Norton drew bowie knife and
inflicted five wounds, which, it is feared will
prove fatal, on Morton. Henry Morton, a
brother of the wounded man, came up, when he
was also attacked, whereupon he drew pistol
and shot Morton, who dropped dead [St. Louis
Herald
LOVE AFFAIR.-On Wednesday, the 18th, Miss
Fuller, in Darbyville, Picaway county, drown
ed herself in the creek, in few minutes after
reading note from her lover, that he did not
intend marrying her, and was about leaving the
village. A correspondent says, after she read
the letter, she exclaimed, g Ny God what shall
become of met" She crossed the street, passed
through house without noticing the family,
rushed up stairs where the false one was at
work, and caught him round the neck-kisscd
him--said she had come to bid him q long fare
well. She then ran across field, and plunged
into water fifteen deep.
=---E-----
FRIGHTFuL ACCIDENTAL half.past eight
o'clock yesterday morning little boy, about
ten years OF age, was attempting to get upon the
platform Of one of the Sixth av cars in Varick,
near King street, which at the time was poinr
up town, when at the same moment, q car COM
ing N an opposite direction passed, and he be-.
coming frightened attempted to re-cross the
down track in advance of the car, but was in
stanty knocked down by the horses and horri-
bly, crushed by the wheels, both Of which passed
over him. He became insensble almost mme
diately, and in that condition was conveyed to a
drug. store and afterward to the City Hospital
The driver of the car applied the brake after the
child had been knocked down, but before the
vehicle could be stopped it had done its murder
GUS work. m Y. Tribune.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


JEFFERSON CIrv.
Friday Evening, June % 1854
The market dull during the better part of last vee
and the arrivals ample for the demand The stock LETT on
sale comprises about 95 Western Cattle 45o Iops 7s0
sheep, Moderate supply of Veal Cattle with heavy
stock Of Texas Cattle Prices are in favor Of purchasers
easy at our quotations, viz:
-FRFCEg-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent.
Saturday Morning, June "a, 1854.
II IL ny

OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent.
Saturday Morning, June a. 1854
"-- CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Matilda Lee, for Lirarpeol, ..U no to,Lu
S1ip Ihrnarae, Turner for Liverpool, nj Nsnin,.s
So 60 $50 -gFrtl' ot ~" =, ! rk, w Dewey
sh I mi; iaTAs 10y corpus Lhrlst, L Stone dco
Ns+ ''ui4"' Dshhet' Ot Aa'pue, Newton Il Farrsly
ARRIVED.
Ship sewe Worre % dayl New York in ballast tn ,nar
: district " ' "'' " NAsef
ter-foin!. ' " '' - 't"A-
Mexican .shr Anita Basso days from Vera Cruz Camerds.
sGhr Ssa Drift Resell days from Layaca, master-Bsn
Ehr ieesraph Murray days Mobile
schr Martha Webter, days Pensacola master-Bsp
aehf Arreia hansen, days from Pensacola Basin
Below-C oming Up.
steamship Pampero, from San Jpan de Nicaragua
Steamboats,.
Magnolia, Thomasson, from, St Louis
Grand Turk, Bulk, from Louis
Sarah Moon, from OGaChts
$ F Trahne Tucker, from louisville,
Unicorn, Robinson, from Camden.
Towboat Defiance Hanbury paseesoed dowr o,a u,
the 18th instant ship Radius bark n ;s
sewsll and Florida and schr Anita. y 'f