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DEFINITION OF REL1GloN.-We
once hearda a definition of religion,
which, though rather fanciful than
physical or theological. contains at
least hint Of the truth. At a social
party, where humorous definitions
was ono Of the games Of the evening,
the question was put, what is Relig-
ion p Religion, replied one of the
party, more famous as man Of bust
ness than man Of religion is
an insurance against fire in the next
world, for which honesty is the best
policy. "-Boston Post.
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n1nrrifn

At the residence of Mrs P. Rouanet. on
Tuesday evening, last: the 23rd by the
Rev. C.. MEMRD. Mr. NELSON GALA.
BERT, to Miss MARY CORRfNE, only
daughter of N. HUNr, Esp. all of this place.
On Monday evening last, the 22nd inst,
by the Rev. C. MENARD, DR.. c. Fl. l..
GRUNEBERG, to MISS THERENCINE
TOUPs, all of this parish.--Mincrva.
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RIGHTS OF AN AuD1ENcE.-It has
now been solemnly decided in Scot
land that any man at a theatre may
hiss like twenty geese, if he will. A
person who had exercised this priv
lege was rudely turned out Of the thea.
tire, and taken into custody. The
magistrate, on the case being brought
before him, fined the manager 20
guineas, and sixteen pounds expense
It was appealed from, by a bill Of sus-
pension but the original decision was
confirmed by the Lord ordinary with
additional costs.-London E1amsm-
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In the Episcopal Convention at
Philadelphia on the 18th inst motion
to rescind the 9Th. revised regulation
ffiled by nine majority. Resolutions
were passed fixing the Missionaries
salary Of single clergymen at $500,
and married at $3.50.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-30

LIouoR AND LAw.-The Minncso.
ia Pioneer narrates the following le.
gal decision. which was given at late
term Of the Circuit Court of St. Croix
county in Wisconsin. It is worthy of
Sam Slick:
The Judge of the Circuit Court late
ly in session at Hudson, in Wisconsin,
gave charge to the Jury in certain
action tried before him, which excited
considerable merriment in the court
room at the time.
The action was to recover the val
ne Of certain liquors sent from below,
and consigned for sale to the defend
ant. Evidence was given on the part
of the defendant to show that the
brandics, DC, were made of forty cent
whiskey and drugged at that; where
at the Judge appeared quite indignant,
and charged the Jury nearly as fol-
lows:
"Gentlemem Of the Jury-Pure,
unauthorized liquor is wholesome
and pleasant beverage, and as far as
the experience Of the Court extends,
conduces to health and longevity but
a bad article Of liquor, gentlemen, or
what is worse, drugged article, can
not be tolerated, and if dealers from
below will send up into this beautiful
country, so blessed with the smiles Of
a benign Creator, such miserable
quality Of liquors as the proof shows
this to be, IN this court, gentlemen Of
the jury, they cannot recover"
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~ It is said that the Oldest 7aa-
tivc inhabitant Of the young city Of
Chicago, is a lady twenty-five years Of
age. Chicago now numbers sixty
thousand inhabitants.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Office the Ba,os Rouge and Clinton
Plank Rood Co,nno~u

CVVS y "sc 0s1O,s 1ORBS IVA CttuyOW
Plank Road Company,
DROPOSALS will be received until the
L LIST day Of June next, 1854 for the
construction Of Saspersion Bridges across
Cypress and Whites Bayous, according to
the plan to be seen at this Office. Also
for building a good substantial bridge, over
Il slough labout 20 feet wide) running
across the line of the road, about 100 yards
South of Cypress Bayou. Proposals are in
vited for either or all Of the above.
BY order of the Board
ALFRED SHOPPERS.
may 12th-'54. Secretary.
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0osce ersae BATON Rouye ana cy,,,to,, !,

CDsce cffhe Bnton Rouyc and C2i,topt
Pan1 Road Con.pamg
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockholders Of
the Company that an 1nstalment Of Ten per
cent on the amount Of stock subscribed ($2 so be-,
shure) viii be due and payable on the Hrst day of
June 1854 by order Of the board,
April 1854, ALFRED s,I..rpEps
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Flt.nkeyisIll.

least attention. Perhapse this Is
owing tothefact that there is SO much
it is too common in high, as we'll as
low places, to need newspaper edit.
tors attention. Or perhaps it is, that
its very commences, renders its OPP
Grafton familiar to all classes, and
thus may we account for its lack of
attention from the hands of those
whose business it is to enlightcn man
kind, and keep the people posted in
the book Of useful knowledge"
Flunkeyism is one Of tho liberal
sciences; it is practiced as well in the
Halls Of Congress, as in the low
Town Halls without being well ac-
quainted with it, youthful ambition
cannot be taught to shoot It is the
very bow and the arrow, to bring
down the worlds applause he who
would be expert should take daily
exercise in the noble art. Flunkey-
ism is one Of the liberal sciences it
teaches how q man may go up from
one place to another with nothing but
assurance, and quantum sgtfcit "
bull dog bullyisp to knock down and
drag on all opposition. No man can
be great nowadays, without having
sufficient amount of moral courage,
to hit his opponent between the eyes,
if he denies his position to be TIL
true onet and he must have ANIMAL
enough to be willing to stand up like
a fool before the mouth of q badly
loaded pistol, and be She at now and
then. There is less danger in this
method of settling difficulty than
there is in resort to mere strength
of nerve and muscle. From carefully
adjusted life tables, it can be shown
that there are chances for life by duel
in the following proportion. Out Of
one hundred persons who stands up
to be shot at, the result will be, that |
7S4 will receive the ball through the
coat, Or hat-2O will amicably agree
to Settle peacibly, and II will be
killed. There is but little danger in
duels.
The dimensions of greatness are
measured, by mans disposition and
willingness, to sustain his position by
a fight The individual has the ex-
ample of the Government for this
because where-ask we,s are treaties
made between nationss~inthese latter
days upon equitable principles only
1t may be done among barbarians; but
never among civilized people.
With all the acknowledgement of the
age, there is lack Of moral honesty in
the community, that argues the inevi-
liable destruction, Of the present anti
social condition. We have only to
ook about US and find anywhere
signs Of the times, indicating the most
certain dissolution Of things. Take
or instance the Congress Halls of the
United States; we find there the
same predominating brute a man is
for a scat, unless he can at
my given time in the argument pull
IF his coat, and go up to his opponent,
md tell him in an audible bull dog
one-"you lie, sir" This is consid- ,
red the best evidence of an accom- {
'lished Legislator, and if with it all, he !
las the reputation Of having killed
omebody, SO much the better for him. t
We refer to late proceedings of the S
United States Congress, for full justi-
cation of what we say. t
Loss OF THE STEAMER KENT, BY ;
'lnE.-A Geographic report to ELL =
rood Walter, Esq brings the intelli- :.
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~Three very large RATS of tim
bnr were drawn into Bayou Plaque
mine last week by the irresistible force
Of the current. They were instantly
checked by Mr.. st. Dizier.-z6ervslie
Gazette.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-30

EOUND-.On the Comite road about 2
l. miles from Baton Rouge, Gold watch
and fob chain. The owner can have the
same by calling at the Comet Office and
paying charges. may 30th.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-30

Received from j enkin's Il Co. Phil.
SlA half chests extra fine Black Tea ::
~ six fine Young Hyson in I'll ID.
metallic packages. Warranted full weight
land may be returned) if not approved of;
20 boxes Chocolate; 12s assorted Candy.
Just received and for sale by
mayer. THOS. B. OCONOR.
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NJ The demand for substitutes in
the French army is SO great, that as
much as 1000 francs is paid.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-30

Late ArriVals,
900 bags White Corn.
cOO 10 barrels Creole Rice.
10 frkins choice table Butter
10 boxes new Cheese.
8 barrels Dried Apples.
10 quarter barrels No. Mackerel.
10 kits do. do
And for sale by lot or retail.
nay-27- JOSHUA BEAL.
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PACON SHOULDERS!--5 casks just
- received and for sale by
may 24-y JOSHUA BEAL.
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TAPE LIME!-l5O barrels fresh burnt
~ Cape Line in store an. for sale BY
may GAY JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-30

r QUEENS Family Medicines, just re
- c6ived and for sale by
may-24. J. L. VALET, Agent.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-30

u Ine request OF Mercnant
has been complied with. Had he ap-
pended the same to his communica-
ton, it would not have been on our
table 20 long. He is mistaken when
he supposes it is "inimical to our in
terest." We have no more than u
common interest in the prosperity Of
the town, and to represent the small
stock on hand. it is very certain that
We would not walk through fire :?
Would ~ Merchant" do so, without
being satisfied before hand that he
would come out whole? We presume
not; and found our presumption on
his communication. Wesnever refuse
to let anybody be heard through the
columns Of this chaste and elegant
newspaper, on any matter Of public
interest, providing VIC think the argu-
ment pro or con, sufficient to- war
rant setting it up. Of this We must
be the sole judge.
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NlROp Neutrality-suspicious. de Briant, 70
~ colds coughs &c. for sale by
may-24. J. L. VALET, Druggist.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-30

nR. Geoghegan's Compound Extract O
~ Hydrofifer, for sale by
may-24. J. L. VALET, Druggist.
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To Planters.

I UTERINE CATHOLICISM for thescure of female
y diseases--a large supply received and for sale
at liam 2?l A. GoLDMANN, Agent
Druggist, Post Office corut~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-30

For Ealc--A Negro Woman.
A VALUABLE negro woman for sale--said wo-
IA man is a good Cook, Washer nd Iroper. She
will be offered at Public Sale for cash, on S1tur-
ddy the 3rd day Of June meet, II not previously
sold. For further particulars, apply TO Oliver
Potts, or to H. V. Babin, at the Sheriff's Office.
may25-td
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-30

MnyOrnlty.
THE price Of Flour teiug IS 30 per barrel. Da-
kers will give II ounces Of Bread for 10 cents.
the ensuing week. [my10] }. X. DUFROCQ, Mayor
7 y PRfX de Ia farine etant IS 80 10 barjl-lss
IL boulanges donnerOnt 81 onces de pain. Ia &C.
maine conrante pour 10 sous
mai25 II. DUFRoCQ, Marie.
REACH's Ferruginous Tonic, for the
- cure Of fever and ague &c. &c for
sale by lmay-M.l j. L. WALLET.
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A VERY FINE PfANO.FORTE.-
II Prof. De Ceniel has just received
from the celebrated mandatory of Messrs
Knabe Il Geale Baltimore, a very fine Pr
ano for sale; of brilliant and powerful tone,
eombined with sweetness and elasticity OF
touch-bas two wishes, to dispose of either
May be seen any dav from to 10A o'clock
fMonday and Thursday excepted at Mrs.
Jacobs North st.
WPianos and Harps tuned and strung in
superior manner. may-1l-1w.
NOR SALE.-The house and lot lately
Il occupied by Philip Burg situated on
Third street. Apply to 49,.
may-16.tf. THoS. PRENDAGAST.
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Three hundred and fifty seven miles
of railway have been opened in Ohio
since November last. OF the roads
already partly finished, five hundred
miles remain to be completed in order
to reach their tcrmini.
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IMPORTS
RECEIPTS OF pRopuop

MEsiPspsr steamer Leathers sos baes cotton 8 n N,
s'sa fs5ti' Sa%Rjs s aes
poss fs ksSo nsF pa,1 uaSsrh . aoaS
ley Wilson &es H Burb,iiss a eaS hbd sfa I'd
so bales cotton 'niip MCGEE &eOandes
rs EEL s2s 80 5s.
o d ps g pss ss ia Us d do
nasan order Total cotton ISL 6Bd
II 9 do ersrl do do IL hhs BsOeqss do do D.
u ias S' % GSs Sqarss
faIret e. %sas DO Do
fss Dc .si Bal ss leather @ order 5S
Sbs ers bids Male sSmmsra &co7
s2 asa DO i7d H. ts lard as aired us tvs
Nm 4 Bss wSS d DBL lard
esssa h assaI g. +.
s e.mpsss Glove
Psoandies Total iss Ss Cock, sSs Curry
can asos Bass.n Fox bales cotton Rnwp Dam
F. fsS BSs5p
Ssrs o syesad st s0
70 psyas ns9,1
s5 ] fSss o @sS Wi.m'
ssss 6sss1s K psEs
sa Sss Msa hes Ts5SS Whiting
Aces Watt Sykes Nobs5 Oakley HsSiip, PPgrys GLADDEN.
sa iass ss s8oa '
essr sees p eo s f. r. w% Noble 100 9 whisky
Seoa do do 81 sks Helm chsm-93 do corn Hurley
ssss 5as SS' VIII. sa
DC Gutter ID es ST. cheese sss
70 10y n 8 sS ay9 e y s
Ssns 1s5 8 ss ss Raa hha, g Nv
s Wahoae potatoes and sshd y ~ y 70
wright @sn. Ns s IsnP P.,a ';.
"s'-4 eS'ns Seo-ss hhds sugar Lanfsar SSo-
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


| + CHEaCENT OrPICE. Il !
/ Monday Morning, May 22 1854 4
COTTON. The demand for Cotton was good on Sat
urday the improvement lavng been caused BY the adj
vices by the Europa and the sales reached sbout 1000
bales, at hrmer but not quotably hghsr prices.
| COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMENT p.s 4
Stock on hand 1853 'orF'Gs
| Received since. ~. Il ,322594 2701l
~" tysstsrdsy.. ooo- leasos 2o9.27,22o
1,s87,sso $685.
Exported TO date. 1,l68415 a20b57
s5r yesterday. 1,086--1o57,4l5 Ooo-2o55z
Stock on hand not cleared ..... 271405 3618
IoBAeco....7 70 hhds Factory Lugs taken at AZ
@4248. t..
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. =. 800 hhds. Sugar wsrs
sold at previous quotations. Fair, 240314 Prime 81
f041 OF Moiasses $50 bbs sold at 49, for Prime Re
boiled
FLOUR. The market dull, and the sales confined
to about 800 bbs s70$7 IS for superfne 3d. Louis
and Illinois, and 81 25fD$7 371z for fancy brands
CRAM. There ID light stock on hand and tho
sales Saturday confined to about 1000 SKIS at 50
05St.
PROVISIONS. No sales of Pork of any iuporta,ss
were made Saturday. Mess is retailing at siS Small
sales of Bacon Sides at 64 OF Lard 100 kegs Choices
Indiana taken at 1926 Prime Mess Beef in .isree,
is held at S22tDs23 y tieree.
GUNNY BAGS. The market is very dull and we
hear of $500 In bales sold at cash The demand for
speculation i'd very limited.
ooFFEE.. Small demand. We heard of 1874 bags Rio
sold at &c. 80 at ~, 200 at 9 100 at 1o0Io and 100
Prime at 1876. p Ii.
WHISKY =. .Reetifed is retailing at 2at
fhEid3lTS. The rates for LIVERPOOL are yery al
l51ed al penny, shpmasters demanding the outside
hsure ship was taken for Hayre at 1870 for Cotton
LIME Two fatboat loads Of Utica comprising 1900
bbls, were sold on Saturday at 81 IS o Dbl
EAsHAhGEs 80, Small demand at previous quota 4
tions /
Sterling :. 8i<saasz n at ,,ra,, |
s Lahes. ST o56obfl0 p dollar
view for X sixty-day Bills. .....1bHp2k q Ct disc
sight Checks on New York ....11 O,g< "a ct nrem
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1
90 do do Shepard Scos2 Bougny Al do
Dfalht sonlt ac do oman Krnion s d. LeSyeI Mean
bbs mola'ssa " - ~" usAa ~ DDS 80 NJ
ATTAKAPAsPers steamer Orion ID bills ram and b - :.
| order. . $3.50" '""i snn oaes upb '"
YIcKsBURGPsr Prlncssa 14l baiss ,o,,,r 1p. Urn
Lame 6ois sackper Stanton Felnr
snnasfne Lnon8l Ihorns &ros Rarlins Dnnrnn &eg
s Geo e oaisy HaHS c s ssss Sp1 10
baes tas ntto ps os nase JLaenzo8 do do
cotton ~ ~ Suhprles 70 ofdar. iota, 56I taiea
,t r n tbIs 30,
II III do g se aeol5s b do Angustn 5hisau0 do
heefla ebl mossaen canrnak squyes& ss M
q ao 1essId &eosl do 1srpon IS DO DO
O. 90 Shit &caso bbs orderss do & bbSa Wsms
t1h. 2s bales Colonsb IpmI5 do de
bels se4 hi do inosAea ~ 40 "h'e 100 pDis Hs"s 500
bAfou BthcKPsr eaner atss 900 bales cotton Cum
r3ya WHIT &eoisa Head MaSSe keol9T Estp
Tss,g sa pas.s
&eo q P,,s F1e1so sse aees
s sna n slsae csan@n &eos Minbeger sugsn
btEAU's BRIDGE PGr Webre bales cotton
s g n dhds sugar gelossI2 40 do Lob chapsner
Calls DO do Degeos Aeou do DO Hall Eodas IA do
I'1hlho2s hides bales WOOL ete 10 orst Too
ealea cotton, 1877 hhds sagar Is bbls molassea. 2
MEMORANDA y e.+
rs IN the Glib inst lat. 10 a. N
YES boarded BY The whaling sosp fpfoyes
town. two moniha out, with DO bbs black fish oil.
PASSENGERS. Is
ref steamship huscs-Rey Nancy Harvey, Taylgr
Per steamship Mexico DR. Indy Moore lady and r,e
NJ and three children Mss Moore Jons
est heeer D Kembe Heart, H Bar Gage Cqttsr Muiford
11s a,a Capt ss MeAds hsdss Collier 5o5a
A, IL Jones s A, DR. Williams U S A-s6 deck.
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A RIVAL OF MADAME- ADoLpHE q
EDUCATION.
FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY


n Monsieur ALEX NELSON No. s ST. Charles street. :
TESTI Nj 0NIALS.= F
ro Nelson please lei know vonr cs
OF Languages in the Kentucky Military Institute.
49,. - . Z. W. MORGAN, Joint Superintendent
Monsieur Nelson decidedly teacher OF French
with, and gentleman in all his conduct. ~
PrlE NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville
aonsieur Nelson rst ohos
rity.n louisville Journal. @ 7eS $3.50 r
is system vel adapted for nd1cng mysteries Of
time. IN. O Crescent. : ~ 'fe VI
We have hsd personal opportunities Judging Prof NJ and can
him apt
True Delta. = $50 f. AZ vi. -
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-,
~ and careful Parents Guardians are informed
la. Mrs WILLIAMSON lady Of Rev. Williamson Raer II
PTossnte Francse Rampant street. east corner Of
whoae life has been devoted Teaching admit into her
y and day schoo LIMITED number of pupils Extraordinary
!oI leI-NNIl. hioee ana DRAW ING. jana Iy
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES = As
Misses ALLISON. seE4 " sAe
The Directors This Institution all thu
various requisite finished edueaon continue 10 do
e1erions to ali pupils eoned
to their charge. fH'N
~ For
"HiS" NN@ "e hA' ~ she inhuthts- sat
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFYERsoN CRY,
Sunday Evening, May 81, 1854. +
Arrived since last report 43 head Texas Cattle, 800
sheep and lot of Veal Cattle The market is but poorly
supplied, and prices continue in favor of hoders
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.aRK.avsaS RTpFR.
CUMBERLAND RIYER.

WI leave MONDAY. May a. n o'clock PM
Hsok NASHVILLE, CAIRO, MEM- a-
n ~ PHls Ard al ntsrnrdiss land nss The =
and pI ndi last running ENTs-
WILLIE Ne.2 c. W Harrson. master i. NV il not Tsery
Insight and Will leave freight or bavy
accommodations, apply on bosra fe9 sang %
w l. sNAPP. ss New Isves
my27 orto G.. W. SHAW d Co, A Pov,tva. Al
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..-z EXPORTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FL Dorado--5 pkgs mase.

baa p' %sSsp sF ss Dss so.o,
Ps T. 'O'A S0''s
kegs Ill., os e. ss g X, os
sFfii; II s5s p2h ss isyss
oprey-ss bales cotton 1900 SKIS wheat 5,s
DO dse1aka he Is rolls leather sT @ IL DO w90 Is
~ ~ sugar a9 bd as quO syrup sass o. horns
6sEHat s bale: m
May asa,s f s l., %: 70.
e a s - m nsy loo hides
50 d s s5S q Edwin lard Dbl. tao
bs h Yen b6 flour oa 100 bags coffee
sE %as ak. eom 10 do o n M,
s s hams b s; % hR a.
'a Il s f !sss &.
esis aa9.ss
% F sru - Dc plaster. Is Pos
"a aaon, ass Os pork IS do aou
. IMPORTS
Es lsFa i'ssss ef9 esf
Wood Loa d. sSsa ge. BuehanOn Carroll
seT oSSosksf ks B.sPsa Rsss
aea SB st cotton GstJG Psite
y sraedsr Williams 8eO7 Henderson, Terry &eoa Bsii Miller
oHisc1 sfaSDs-BarE Ama.onsoD ton. ra.Do II o,,.
s sfE1WsaeaaTShip EihSssss bas
t AeiSo BIS sugar Nicholson do cs,s
Dc 5a,ss5 &
sopeo, iot cgaTs 9uadras &oo-lot va e@ieh
iNDAhoLA AND GALyEsToN-SteamshnM s,;.o In ,o. =.
o elderas Rn ee Blair &co-Ss Kelly s. Frszierss %nnsii
Badtor5s s ssaaa Sso2s Davis Titus McKeroy
eo,a Williams, BahnrRt hall Robbs n s
Mshea-l J McMahon4 Hall, Kemp co-sundfiss IL c.
,aia9s Go Sak aud Mesby, Mcdowell Mills SEQ Adsma,s ~
o,sw nenfs ) p5 and Co Thompson Alien Neeoa
20 head order ' ' ana eo, SaptJ W Young
NEWCASTLE Rrvart
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ARRIVED ,t
Me Thompson Indinnoe via stb NAV
70 tiarr Is g. Motgan-ist district. " ~ s ~ ''
A. aera Nelson from Apnachicoa Wood Lowls
Ship Clifton hgetao 10 days to Chester Hard-rt
sup F p Mitchell from Bristol England March 3d. to matter
Br ship Tan Turner from Nsvcs,,l. r.l. 81, Al,
maser-Point. "s'Ao' ~" -"aoN' !"
ship Chaes and Oliver from New York IL
balf.st, 70 district '-' " 1"'s' ~
Br snip Sultan, Myck from Iyeroo tn ;..
Ship Albert Galtaiin-Pomt " tN'Ste'-Su oz'ie''
Dstk Jas bryant from Newcastle, Eng land-Popt
'rk A.aon thompson, so
seb r. bas1ef 9ag rem Havana, Hora2d distriot
aber, IS days Boston, to aaters da,y;ct
st hadfo, Bakensy, from Pass to astsTBasin
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Steamboats, ,
Belle ley, Key, frera Louisville.
Della, Mgnier, from Attnk apps
Glendae Ford from Cincinnati, u,.
New World, HYATT Camden.
T. Lehtbers Bennett from Menpbis -5... ..t@
QPeionsaA, Neal, from 0psiuusas. 80
Atire " Glaze, Johnston, from Opalousas "'
81 Trhue, Tucker, from Louisville d.
swamp Fox, GraeH, from hiiuden.
Belle Gates Whitfield, from Bayou Black
5san Wshret Bowles, from Breans Bridge
VIM Noble, Neweotb from Cincinnati
= Dit. Dalfsres, from Laiourche,
Orion. Dinaow, from Attakapae
Princess, Holmes, from Vicksburg
Nav Lalona Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Towboat Defiance Hanbury Pases-toved dou and Ia
schr Alice. : ~ "i'h'uEs-pt0usht up
ioWboa from the Passsstowed down and to m
came up light. - -' ~ "''A ''ip4iae
Towboat PhenIx, GrowelI from the Pasaar o,,o, L., -,
i66 INST ahips Sea q1een Iowa. bark and hr Ad
=, Fentate-hrenght up ships TamArac sndR alto ~ ~ ~
iowboat Mary kngand, Phillips the Pnpss-oed ov and
schr kate Brigham. 49,
oWooat Hereu Pinnega from the Pases-towd down and 10
IN Inst hips Nathan Hansu Lndoden mn
u ships Sultan and Charles Jane. ~ 5e1sA'z"F
iownoat Saxon, Disney Pas-broupht mn ali,
beft aAitatn bark Jas Bryant and Mexican eehr ~
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WVHE ROAD 70 HEALTH.-.

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nnstsen feeang Taxn ad 4.u s ~
foI violent Fewer for n,snhs
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ni w them har considered
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Mnca nsy Consented to Do and fneredby short apaee OF
from tiia 2 Hobart Tor Cpurter.p @ ae eopisd
~ SOLD At me Of Professor HOLLOWAY pa Strand
pa London and BY all respectable Dggsts ana
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II ~ each Wholesale by the principal Drag Houses In b
1 CO, New Orleans IVA aNiu . " nstsffT
81 There ia considerable ssssuE in taking large srra
shIsd TO eanrhsx. 10y Is
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ST. LOUIS

WI WI Leave TUESDAY, May as, st o'clock p n. a
EsOk4 ~; LOUIS, Came and MEM ,ss !.
al PHlsfhe nsw and splendid passenger Btexa
er BELLE KEY, Captsin P. "A. Eey VIII leave i
aeoys FSr irsish, passage having
.z- ROGERS, MCGUIRE CO.. % Poydras strsst !
days. F s ' ASs'i e'sr4 u . ~ ~