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steamer Pos. $40 bale. cotton Ja,t,,,
e s D. ass &C. &s
% sssss f L.. se: @ A
sss oss fs II
If Ibis moasses. '''''' W mug sugar. % DDS -;
ssw. ssTs. csaA
ssdiordgs Terry sdss Green eoss
Will. esESs. Nay
sssxs ssa D %s
sundrss to order Total cotton ~ f''sn eco
M.a .s ss s ssss ss Il
Martin unahi Carroll spls s crs@xs
si Fowl Sew s ss. HIM 1 ais,e
ts:s ss ss
es%sf aisa &
e &c ssnss
s Eli nsf ss sss.
& % 20 so shs d s
Buisc Total cotton hhds noss.es %
o.sy si 1s. II si. sss
wss s ssas Sn ss%: .. afa
ss: a.c g g. 3D. 3D.
aans se1l % s Essi
Total baiss .usa 81 bs moasss west
ST renee 90 pkey brandy Mo,nbv
Neviu-ioO bbs whisky Karatndek aS7 do pota
sess PIX saddle deoa pigs lard
brnn Wasr csudsn 4t meat 30 casks Ssop
Connolly sks Bdanlt do peiatses Moore
SHAY 4cs-st do apples GU boai5saI ,
Sect &co. - f 20 Wv A''' A1'AiaA
sss wheat ao DO corn Twichs wheat lTls o eon
eggs ~ do pork rs c Hurley rope Par
b. E kss a. hSS hams BE-
bes peril 50 tes hams Cobb4s do Pc
nbls bf Do cheae bbs sggs
a 90 a,d 10y ss eats Dc Rosrsh
ebls cider Wtts bbl apples do do 10 do Do
son aundriea to order frs sf-
LAFoURCHR-Per hhds suRy 10 bbls oas
f., bogsr FSsy Aysrs9 hhds q bo Kelly
Gerard mossses Bsud fandgyaa bbS, ssgsr
s sbla q II hta moasses IioAr ydeo sugar
gn.in sugar 10 bs. mos ss shg Do o
sabatiss hhd cotton Loba Charpenteo do
e Tas IS bales t'0n $50 bids sas bb 1888 bts
st. LoUIsPsr Persia: Duffy &co-so do
" kegs butter Moore k
MAftn2s ksga batter Hos Gayle sugar 10 bis %
kegs Betehsr bacon 100 bis aour "a do
bbls Gso7o do lard 90 tes hams Dams BIZ
,ard Wills Rawusis do do Ksnue flour Voor
HES Griggs &co. 7 " ~
LAFoURCHF steamer MAJ, 90 bhds sugar "a h,,
mossses Drlhet son-4s sabas.io7 do Jackson ees
do Rsgals bids bits Bogs Foley Avery
aHnSek Squrss WsstiG3 BslosalO0 do do Darby b
hhds Fean Donagan Acc
sugar, 4s3 bbls moiasses. -
PITTsBuRGHPer Crescent City $4,000 bbla coal
ssgsns etc fhslPh Car
&co--sundriss to order.
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LECTURES.
T ECTURH BY
Ia THOMAS FRANCIS MEASHER.
IN AID OF The
GENERAL RELIEF CoMMrTTEE


III THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER
~
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
,,,,, Of the l. o b. r,
VIII be delivered IN Odd Fellows, Hal. on
FRIDAY EVENING March al isa
Industrial and Intel Pfoere Of Apoorjca
| O'clock. " - s''''iehse Piseihuy ~
Tieksta alto DO had the oe at Odd Falsw., Hall
Or ron any member Of the General Relief Committee mbss ID
Rec LECTURES in the HALL OF the Me-
INSTITUTE. Philippe street. MONDAYS and
Ssh 81 ths Meebaniani o. Man.
fhA Continuation Of the History Of tho Invention Of
~, me ne Steam Engine. By Jnd &c Lnrus. y V
Is.n end THURSDAY, 6th-Two
p 'he seehane Arts on The Human Race BY Hon. Cas.
% soop the Necessity OF Mechanical By
asdon the Dangers Of Mechanism. By E. D. Rand
so;hsubec.t be selected BY Dower
shOn the Relation Of the Mechanic
80 marce BY @. smiit Esq. ~ -
othnth the Extraordinary
as United States contracted with other BY
rInn sbs isih-ou Palestine" BY Dr. Scott.
MyMpAs t1tk-sHbiect 10 be selected. BY Dmiiry
States By Jos&Ph Brennan. ~ ~ ~
.Ashaa Astronomy connected With Epses.
~ eeorge Palffes. W. @. KENDALL, =
HhS Chairman ofComm'itee Lectu
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HICKSRHRG.

w1lileave SATURDAY, April /. at O'Clock p.M.
EsOR VICKSB URIC, WARRENToN, greg N
a. NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD ssAAsat$|F
NEY, FATCNEZ. FORT ADA-iS, BAYOU SARA SaSs
ROUGERegnlar Weekly
Steamer SO UTHERN BELLE-The new, magnificent dsvG
White will leave above. freight passage, apply
TO SMITH 4 FlatlSTER, f6 Canal sweat.
~ The Southern Belle will take yazoo freight with the privilege
Ofrsshipprg.
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Rrisa.
RHrkn.


/ C1INnpIEs
y 800 tb s Fletcher. Extra WHISKY;
s ss 81 ssH sn ssRs9i Sd
@ s. qea,,s; eighth A@s5Isaa BRANDY;
so S t t Preeier 4 Ga aaiI ~ a..
40 bo1es oane,. SOAP. w
q, 90 iis ere s ssga1 G eRs Hans,
@n1s 5osErA lands CO., 50 Tehoapt,al1. It.
$3.50 ~ ss,,s io 49, =, e aeisns
500 s.s.s. si nslss halves and bo.
e e beg. T ElsE psGAxs ..,,. ., .
nhas A !. coeHEAa 4 HALL, :. era,er street
Sin oa.s,. oS "a. os ~ SACHS cargo OF
m6aa H. AsHBRiBaE CO esSe u Il St. charls,,,
TORN-2O0 bags, in store and for sale bv
INDIA BEEFsoo teroes SUPERIOR quality ;
mh Hiding sad for sale 4 z KENNEDY % :,
DRIMR MESS BEEF-lo0o tierces superior
m,.. :ar...a packing sss!pg v -
Y5RCANs-50 bags New Texas. For sale By
.hls ~. kENNsoY CO.. rs Eeheap.oula. d.
hor SHotIlW Eegs assorted sizes for
/ 0UINo-o5 TON. pern,;on cnano g.. aoIo -
;sns nF aaa wy c :, ion sale ny
TTVAR, PITCH AND RosIN-250O barrels,
Fl, ssls Nv a mr. .SpsvF u q 20 eio'
l-has u Msgs.las street.
r EMONS AND GES-28OO boxes Lee
mona and landing saissa
NIKF MacNofI, WITS WHIsT : ". ioo ~.
l.,,, in store and for sale By u.pr.. 70 "a
@aId5NFn NJ asTFp Ia1 NJ 1T
and sale By BoaEaT, WILLIAMS Co,
1s.ss = sa--e55 NJ. - Camp .s.sss
SpoRk11o barrels Extra Fine uninspected
GTK1v HS5S9sa 60 .l s1 Place 81
- double crown, tor .ss
E. ) CO,,19 At.
TVyWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY bales Gnnnv
lba. Bags in store and for sas y barry
TNDIGO-6 cases Manila "a, sole s1 ~
1T 80 1o y 1 Isssseses5.s sao
NM HlIE #LEAD-ln 70, 5O, lUO and 6O0
Wv kegs from the Atlantic Union Brooklyn Pacific, Ulster
ianio A. pELasRAVE CO. !, Magazine st.
NEW HoPs-so half bales, landing e1 bark
janao y" 'no 'o' 'A' A. F. COCHRAN HALE IS rave r
"EN0A cTTRoN-af bovos fro.h Ca,oo
GNoa vi hoN-4u poAes iresn 1ehoa
d. 5b s9 Plns State aa Inspection n ; .i for
-tses 1 Is Tehonp.oa.. street. .-
AIL ANIS-l0 packages, Tor sale by
pEoANs-5O bags new Texas, for sale By
III NH s.H KENNEDY 4 CO., is Tehouptouns a.
| BRANDY FRulT-2OO boxes assorted for
~ sale by H.L.sroNE q co. ! ela,l.r at. feb.
| SODA ASH-2l0 casks Steele s. Sons, land
bs H0na SNIP u''' a. HARL c9 Of Magazine
6YANpLEs-75 boxes Sperm Candles. Samuel
IoaA'd Brand F., u; y AN.
- InnfS D ST
As s.l,.l. ns,s f NJ MA 6Anh
| Ivy s Ei.s I ~ Se' nj M aeKTREI
| az es eo.e ,1 con Ms hi and Ae's
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REUEIPTs OF PRoDUCE.

CANpENPer Stacey; sss bales cptssn Wright vii
ams 6coNsos Carter &oo2l0 Williams Bathurst acolss do
Erait.nr Sso6a Lloyd triersonlsS 6co-los
Rogers Bernard Henderson, Ty &eosa N Cooper &eo
ord-s Fellows Oakley Hawhins24 Babrdgs Adams
dwS EiIms Phillips 6eo-l2 sayage. Williams 3eo-ll
Ionas-i0 Webb Rawlihs &eoi0 NRas coiman dso5 Re
&eo Cowen, Dyke 6co-s NELSON 500 feaman q
Hewitt Norton &co2 Raw duncan GEO. Ioa, ae1 bales
yIcKsRrpe sama, pneess: 48T Buekner
staa Nswmans2 Fellows asoas 60 Gay estsDn-aa do
Gtofgs Connolly 50 Bek66 Henderson Pss-ss
Vaudeville Lnionss Cleveland Bro;hers 1ee-ss ~
" Nngent aeo6 Ii frelen 5000 ganuy
SSlsher aelo Oakley tiawkn-s do Payne IS %
right Williams Swiny, Green eoso ska peas y sn
- 20 d. Noand-50A cotton sed Pickett
ao hehsn Raey &ospndres to order Ie's sis
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CoTT0N-Thars was some inquiry in the Cotton mar
ket Yesterday snd about $500 bales changed hands at
STEADY prices.
NEW onLEArs CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ......... 5&@ 6xIMiddling Fair. 10 6sI0k
Ordinary. ....... 6xtS 71lRsr. O.
sses sidaiss KS ssIassa r.. sa1I Fine.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /. 1853 Io51a ''' 1896
:. yssterdsy.... lI,s4s-1 ,oa22So ooo-1sTes
1,o42,ss2 4s2s1
Exported to date. .T6s.Tb6 1880
- yestsrday..... 5I5O2-T7425s 00o-ls50s
Stock on hand no. cleared 49,. 2ssso4 2s722
ToBAoco-We hear Of only one sale Of Al hhds ssleo
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The demand for supar wa,
active with saies Of fully 5000 hhds Lower qates u
settled Fair TO Fully Far 3S3Sc. or Molasscs 1900
bhls were disposed Of at I03c for Inferior and Ferment
and l6617c Ii gallon for Good to Choice Reboiled
FLoUR-Ths market dull, aud the sales were con-
nned e 200 hbls including 4so Ohio and g. Louis at
80 90 for snperfne and 81 5o0S7 rs for Extra and
So SO a Dbl.
dRAIN-There was q good demand for Corn and the
sales reached 10000 racks including 1900 Ordinary at
S55ee $50 without inspection at 5Tc 300 several lots
at &c. and 200 at p bushe OF Gets 224 sacks rdn-
airy Ohio sold at 32c and 600 at 4Is54sc q bushe o.
Han 100 sacks taken at 81 20 n 100 lbs Sales Of
Wheat 100 sacks at 81 49, ego at 81 49, and 1900 Prime
said to be at higher rate
PRoVIsIoNs-There WAS q fair demand for Pork with
sales Of l5S hbs Uninspected Mess SI2 62 $50 at
about the same, $50 Rumps at 50 250$9 co. lot
Mess Mt $12 3T Dbl Sales Of Bacon 100 casks at Tc
Tor PRIME sidsa and $40 q II for Shoulders Lard
steady and We noticed sales Of 900 hb and terees Prime
! at SIS, and 800 kegs at s5s69sSc p b.
COfFEE-Far demand, with sales or 1900 bags Rio at
1oolohe; and 100 at 1oAo . II.
DUMMY BAGS--200 bales, and 70 600 in bundles were
sold At 12c time and interest
BAGaINd--2S0 pieces Kentucky were taken at 1sc p
yard 2
sALTA cargo Of COCO sacks Liverpool Coarse was sold
OF 76e 2 sack.
wHTsKY-Priees are still tending downward. Sales of
ala Ra al afID
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ST. us

will leave TUESDAY, Mar 49, al O'Clock u. NJ.
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW -
MADRID HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA, ssskkasksskzk3N
NAPOLEON and all intermediate landings Regular
and Eew0rlsans Packet Steamer ST NlGlIOASThe
light drangh swift RAINING passenger paks ateame ST
freight passage having superior
apply board the St Iouis Agents.
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TENNESSEE RIVER.
YAZo0 RIRER.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, M-rch 90, O'Clock r.
NOR MOUTH OF C0LDWATER, wg
III MOUTH OF LAT0BA, LIEF LORE GREEN el6skes..f
WOOD sInoN TciiuLA, YAzoo CITY, sATARTiA,
YtCKSsuR AID all intermediate audi Packet
superior AND ait running DOVE
Edsad Phelps, MASTER will
above. freight having
on board, JOHN z. HYDE CO., street.
mh7i orto SMITH d FisSTRR. Cansistrest
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RIVER STEAMERS.
TyOR GRAND peaTRIp and IN

EsOR GRAND PRAIRIE and al aez .
III intsue tinss isninxs-9~@ Trfss IL
msgaisT Lever I'm cesas raesst B. y; y0NEs The
&ps~ nas sas ruahibg Steamer H. NJ JONES'
for above sad AL every TUESDAY
sATSHyAY q u o';leek ~ rtarsinx 70 the city WED
~ Planters sad hippers may apa fat through
the entire For freight sud sgs Apply % board loot 81
d3i NICOLAS BArFDfs. feves
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OPYIcE or THE DAILY CRKseENT,
Tuesday Morning, March g. 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY

oypIcE DAILY GRkseErT,
Tuesday Morning, March %, 1854. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
T. .SIs ss f:s ei.sss
Spanish bark celia Ro.as, barcelona, jP,at.
W Ws%.
ARRIVED.
sp se1 sRssr from Hss n c Feb dsb
Br Trade Wud Mcculk SO days from Liverpool mAhtsrd
Trenton, cannes.a Mrels. 10Th
s .. s ay. ss S.,ss
sshF Rogsu Cox days Santiago wiekhsmsd
sshr ssashspsr AttAsapa n.5sa district
sehr Pascsoula from 81 And
eonqasst coussns from Mobile
sehr Weer NJ Tnpkin, days Pensacola nastsrBan
STEAMBOATS,.
Jas Robb. Carroll, from Louisville.
Stacy sws.'s , from Camden and
Princess, Holmes from vict.eurg s..YD'''
Gen Rusk, suthsr and, from Bayoa ysrmillsa.
oieons, Martin. from Jsaaran.
Cherokee, Pigg, from Tennessee River.
Mary Foley, Ranson from La Foarths.
Crescent CITY, Cochran ron y Pittsburgh.
Persia Hutchinson, from s. Louis ~
port for New Orleans ns Persa saansk No
ing Louis the chsanel 10 Cairo
fr'lng at the mouth.
EXPORTS
hacou 40 bbs rope whisky
LyERPooL-shp British 1906 baes cotton sis bills Hour
BAEcEIoNA- Bark cea-lssa bales cotton, 1000;
pork lard moa.ses pgs
lead ass hides al cases tobacco.
new hbas To- 10 Ii sb
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT 0rrIcz,
Tnrnfrr N.~.h 90 4

URssoErT 0FrIcK,
Tuesday Morning, March 49, 1854 I
CoTT0N-Thars was some inquiry in the Cotton mar
ket yesterday and about $500 bales changed hands a
steady prices.
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HERE is YOUR REMEDY

HpLLoWAY's DIN hlENT and PILLS HAVE EFFECTED
HoNDkRf VI CURE OF A DREADFUL SWEEIING.-John Fer
a tsrm abore NewhFo exsm, had swell
eaeh SIDE q one his He under the advice
eminent and afterwards Of the
altogether years
pra,se Of HoLLoWAYs oIN' MET Nd PILLS
them trial. and these valuable medicines
eight weeks although he had making
Afterwards he
the winter and Ia in excellent healh
IL Sol at Strand
Temple Bar London
Dealers in Medicines tbs eenia ~
senaaa q SO each Wholesale the prnep Drag
uaian snd By Measrs A. B SANDS New YORK;, RIE
~ ThsTe SAVING nraking iargs si,s
N the guidance OF PARENTS dscsder
sa7xsd TO sarh ksx j. sui
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\ TY.aTERI.s.dS; PI..a ll,Eg q.
COAST.

T AFOURgHE PACKET DOCTOR -
BaTEY, Capt " o. wsaons lssyes Mosb n + sFeEtA
aat9 VI 4. LssoRvsT, II $500 -
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MoRLLE.

Esy0R MOBILE Direct-Daily q. s. as.g
u Mail Winter slsnaId
lsw prsssars paek CALIFORNIA, 81
Fst master, FITRIBA, John Grant, and Or EGes,
A.
With t6s viii
me PoFartraan RaSoad Dairy arrival u tie asceek
stusing will sc paseavsu0 MONDAYS and TdR
~ The Mail Bag viii
I'm r. gEppEs. Aesus 80 Bank Pfare. st3
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"A BOY, about years of age, called THOMAS
HACKETT, brought from Liverpool the ship FRANKLIN
hNG Is here without claim
mas reia.ves St. Louis such should be the
nave OF him by applying III letter,
jan30 @ ], T. ROBINSON Bank Place
ri EW CIGAR STORE-M. VIDAL would an
nolrce the public that he the
commercial Place
CIGARS TOBACCO Of Havana
will be constantly the
OF fifsSANiA LEAF DIS Snap
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TREAT WONDERS OF ART--Will exhibit
= at Armory H Il. MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY FRIDAY instan Doors open from
A. to I0P. NJ. Eossiter's Wsnderu Paintings OF
THE CAPTIVE JSRAELITEs;
Having 81 FRuva Size The FAMILY OF NOAH IN TIIE
ARK. Aso MIRIAM EXULTING OVER THE DESTRUCTION az
PHARAOH's HOST. ~ N
IF Tickets Children 9s Tickets rs cents
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BALLS-BALLS.

HAGS-kRGfS.
u II Ia idle that HAT a
on the 7un and noble
what shading to the pctuetis ed the medna
me OF the whence spring the rudmsnts Of
q gentlemen TASTE who wish will call
the - so HATS from the EXCELSIOR HAT STORE they
70 30 HATS
DURBRIDGE a. VALLETrE 10 Canp at
lie Pcayuue
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VIII THURSDAY, March So at o'clock NJ. positively
EsOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- sw- -
III msdats iaaainssR gal.r Lo.isylls and New Ls3s IT
Orleans Packet A. l.. SHOTW ELf.--lhe mag 10y
packet steamer
WELL Capan b. Elloti w ghs o. pas
STRoTIiER BROS, Is Poydras street.
Of the Cabin DO and Sate Rooms
applying to the Agents. mh2s
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MEMORANDA

k Josiah left St. Louis the goth
port Wash Persa saransk
Delaware Michigan the just arrived Reports the
St. Lous with feet the channel to Cairo River
ffling the mouth.
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VIII issve SATURDAY, April s. at O'clock p. NJ
NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ay -
mediate landngsThe fine regular passenger SAkaAs.sS5
packet BELLE SHERIDAN, Gnpt. J. II.
gomey, will leave above For freight passage appI
STROTHER BROS, PoydraA street.
II plan of the Cabin secured BY
plying 10 the Agents, mhsa
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Will leave about MONDAY April TO- at o'clock
NOR LOUISVILLE, New ALBANY, r. r.
u EVANSVILLE, SMlTHLAND, PADUcAli and
al intermediate landings.-The new light drrught and
fast passenger packet KEY, Gptan
P A. Key will leave above For freight having fns
SMITH FIAiIsTER, ID CAnsl street.
plan Of the Cabin be End seteoos secured by
she Agens mh21
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VIII TUESDAY, Is, p NJ positively.
E0R FORT GIBSON, FoRT SMITH, ~. =
~ VAN BuREN, OZARK sPADEA. pARDAN, isszssss3
ELLIE, LEWSBURG. LITTLE ROCK, PINE zs1eslz1n
and
passenger pnekst MOSES GREENWOOD, Thornas
reesiviDg freight will
freight passage, apply on board, TO
SMITH FIsflsTER, Is Canal ssreet.
NBytofs the Hot spriH tAh woad 20
Capt TIL he will lake them through
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HIS0R M1NDEN, LAKE BIsTIyEAU. ~-
II GRAND BAY0Us cAMpTE. o. AsD EcoRE tslAss.4A
ALEXANDRIA, GORDOS's LANDING and
mediate Ms o.is.es Iska
The gndcens snd win rsassg pasgr steamer
WL1Ox c. A. Crook, maser srpested THIS
sboys points mh34
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AMUSEM ENTs.
GT CHARLEs THEATRE

NsLAClDRS VARIETlES, Gravier street.
h. TUESDAY EVENING, Marca psrsrnanes will
with the Comedy Of OUR NEW LADIES'
Mr. ,. H. Allen; Oscar M. Holland; Miebonst Ccpand
Mia Sousrs Blanche,
hy the @a.!r.l q the PET Of THE PhTTcoATs
Pierre Mr. j. H. Alien; Col Bea Mr. Doois Mous Zephyr, Mr.
sds; Job NJ Hoiia.di Paul Nh. Howard ssgeroi. Mrs
conclude with farce Of AN ALARMING sAcRIFICE-Boi
Ticket, Mr.. Holland; Susss hffs. c. Howard.
EB WEDNESDAY-Bene6t Of Mrs. G. Howard.
PaIcss Apassos-Boxas Parquatts
15e Boxes Third Tier (or cocfsd on Gallery
Piynts Boxes, as.
o'clock; at
Jo,co !
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| ORLEANS THEATRE
" TUESDAY EVENING, March 9s-wll be performed tho
Grand OPEN in fro by Hasyy, entitled THE QUEEN
GYPRUsPrneipa sharaee by Messrs Borda Lacro Beou.
Bechers and Mmlp Borkhess. f-}'
GA- PeIfofmsnee Att o'clock.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Very pleasant rooms
for Families Single Gentlemen Board,
obtained ~ No all 81 Joseph street. Mrs. Freeman. dis
YENO COAL-WHEELERS AND CONTRAC-
ToRsfIoposals in writing will by me- my
oe No. % Grsyier until the lat April wheeling
from cosl;o1ss sed Bg- 9HE HUNDRED THOUSAND BAR
RELS OF PITTSBURGH COAL Security will required
isthny performing The contract Persons who propose viii
the price per barrel wheeled out such the Land
ing as l may designate. c. A AILTENBERGER,
mha9 lw No. 90 (irayier street New orlssns
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~ ne stock in This line eonsing T. COOPER NJ
TOBIAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS fine
assortment Of SWISS aud ENGLISH LEVERS together large
s1ock Of Tine and EASTERN fVERWARE etc. haYs
been selected with by ROBERTS, many engaged
business and having purchased exclusively
CASH great Inducements will b offered to purchasers
Ix. Every hItee WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, or shs
MONEY REFUNDED v s
WARRANTED. ~ ~ dia Am '
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-04

CARDINAL WIsEMAN ON LoNGFELLow.-
Cardinal Wiseman recently delivered a leo.
ture in London, on the CLONE Education OF
the Poor" in the course of which he gave the
following glowing and graceful tribute to GU,
poet, Longfsllow
There is no greater lack, said the Cardinal
in English literature, than that of poet Of the
peeple,-of one who shall be to the laborine
classes Of England what Goethe is to tho peas.
ant Of Germany. He was q true philosopher
who said, "Let me make the songs of a nation
and care not who makes its laws" There
is one writer who approaches nearer than any
other to this standard, and he has already
gained such hold on our hearts that it is al.
most unnecessary for me to mention his name.
Our hemisphere cannot claim the honor of
having brought him forth, but still, he be.
longs to US, for his works have become a. house.
hold words wherever the English tongue ia
spoken. And, whether We are charmed bv
bis imagery, or soothed by his melodious yersi
fication, or elevated by the high NOR al teach.
ings Of his pure muse, or follow with svmpa.
thising hearts the wsnderings Of Eyanreline
Il am sure that all who hear nv yoioe Wi
Join with me In the tribute desire 10 psy to
the genius Of L0ngftlloW," I - -. y.
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.

The first election held this month took place
on Monday in Florida, for Representative to
the next Congress, ard for members of the
State Legislature. Upon the latter will de
volvs the choice of United States Senator to
I'll the seat which will become vac ant in NJ arch
next by the expiration of the term Of Senator
Morton In South Carolina, the elections ALEC
commenced on Monday and were continued
yesterday. Members Of the State Legislature
and other officers are to be chosen.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana hold cleo
tions on Tuesday Of next week. These three
States will then elect Sfty-seven Representa-.
tives In the next Congress, besides State Legis
latures and other officers; and in Pennsylvania
g Governor is also to be elected. - if1
ON the 7th Of November elections will take
place in the States of New York, Illinois
Michigan, and Wisconsin, each Of which will
have to choose Representatives in Congress
amounting in the aggregate to forty nine mem
bers, and also State Legislatures and othe,
officers, including Governor for each Of the
States Of New York and Michigan. r.,.t-..
The election for Mayor, and the Council Of
Baltimore, about which there is much excite.
ment comes of on Wednesday next, the uth
of October .-... .. .....r. arfa -.-.
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NEW YORK ELECTION.
First Tuesday IN November.
The Tickets already in thu Field,

0ocN1y VI AsVVO"OcS
The Tickets already in the Field. --..,
We give below, (frem the Rochester Ameri-
CAM consolidated, the State tickets already
nominated The first in the field is the "Hsrd''
Party: -.5-.... -. -. : -
For Governor-Green ne G.. Bronson.
For Lieut.. GovernOr-Elijah Ford, of Erie.
For Canal Commissioner-Clark Burnham.
For State Prison lnspector-Abram Vernam
Next to the lizards" we have the "Softsn
who have nominated as follows H
For Governor-Horatio Seymour.
For Lieut.. Governor-Wm. II. Ludlow.
For Canal Commissioner-Jaso n Clark.
For Prison Inspeotor-Wm. r. Andrews.
The next party in the field is the Wing party.
Their ticket reads thus: i.-.
For Governor-Myron H. Clark.
For Lieut.. Governor-Henry ]. Raymond.
ForCanal Commissioner-Henry Fitzhueh.
For State Prison Insp.-Norwood Bovine.
The Republican Party, So called, being
the crystalized anti-N ebraska men of Sarsto
ga and Syracuse, have adopted the Wing ticket.
A part Of the Free Democrats have nom.
mated the following ticket ...
For Governor-Myron H. Clark.
For Lieut.. Governor-Bradford r. Wood.
For Canal Commissioner-C.A A. Wheaton.
For Prison 1nspeetor-Philip McCombsr.
The Temperance men have also nominated
Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Raymond, but have gone
no farther. -u4- -.l s. -.a.- 1900 e.
The Liberty Party men have nominated the
following ticket: ala d r=-sr-. ID. IL. .,as..,s5
Fer GoVern0r-William GoodeIl 80 -' q
For Lieut.. Governor-Austin Wood.
For Canal Commissioner-J. C Herring.
For State Prison Insp. William Shapcott.