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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

CGocKTRy CHINA and GLASSWARE cheaper thar

ever 81 u GoRN.Ns so ~ Csnat Best French China
nrner M ,eces 50; bes. English ole d. for IL
Toilet and large variety of fancy goods
rlcucd Prices Pai. would DO wei 20 call
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Fov-D DrowsFn.-Tha holy Of O. unknown MA.
" r,- csue- o,rs-, I'd an i.4g..- u-u RE boy
I'D - 2 ssers@ ve',- Or e-s y i.eY',E 4 r =,
Va drrd .ci ch vcs h''ek go Jss<e b'es -
b. rsroa I-e 51g appeared 10 have
ben aseui Houits "a the s-'--.
ForsD DRowSrD.-Corcner Hilton Yesterday held An
Gf Tres The sy Z p e5s3s i St a'sa'l - rs s
p hsh, q eLi OmEisNea. aad dr-d lassa rsrn
Ihe bod sPFs Ae- TO have bees the water shout Two aoai
CHARGE or FsIsF PnErTxsEs. samuel Bedford.
cl T..5ay charged vh ssvs y & All f,adaess
3esst.d tie aIT Of teos.aa Van PEI .'iHas' y, l9
of ~ recent Sor.u b.ri.ad
teen sornsed WITH he re- v S.7d b. ,1d R
The ;..i,s iron su' h9'I ssr s"y rae Sai he
Justice ostorns and committed 20 prison to await trial
RrcKLrss DnvISe.-A German butcher named Chas.
Ekf wa reekssy diving through on THY mora
d.Is ssa'cS bissiirs 10Th Ices then
The driver OF stage NJ. 5ii, while proceeding through
Ttiasv Teeday drove Lis vehicle cart il charge OF
huly Injured The roics alleso hat malicious
Tie diver e'Ied The boy taken to h home ia soEesa''
EMnTzzIENENT TT ACLFRK.-A young man named p.
Coras5 We GREETED % Tnd- by 0hcer q The second
store Of MS ,nroyc Theodore Mouan siadeaatr He wa.
before Juice CLARK eo'ad prison
DlspoNrgT SERy,NT-Catharine Nelly, domestic in
tie family o. Mrs cshane En- Riding At No ip Orchards,
We yeieday arrested charged viii; stealing dresses gold
oher properly the value al -i1
her TioyeT portion Of tho property ind posoa
d The atcls,d erd sue committed ~ prison b. Ju,'c Oon
fsl s,
Advert NJ
STrETOSCOPES. CRAYON DAGt ERRETYPES. Lock
" FfcruRrs &C 'sk,n weather the WoRLDs FAIR
PREaUN GALLERy. No js3 Broadway :. Roor.
Advertisement
In. DIFF. - DAGUEG9EOTYPES aud CHySrAiO-
insa coorsd hl this eminent scotch Vi onary
GER now obtained L,wrENcEs Worlds ser Premium
CELERY No 81 Broadway. corner Of Widest;
fAdyeui-eneuf
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RICH PLAID AID =

DILL PIIKsoN Lax IN Broadway will open this mornin.
the styls the Paris market ~
fu - ptr cent less than the cost OF importation.
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WEDNESDAY. Nay Up. ".

IT,, r.r, ., ~ , .ct Lels IN, =: ~ ,.ss. ua.'.
c.,-I !. - ~ asied Ste@dv
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Io..fL Ssh..s tssn.t he Nc~Yofs Uuiou lnurAse- Co
T, rtcoysr ccv 90 isvor Charles MANLY assigned O.
taal q ILcea Works 20 uTreuron already referred o.
\ tTdllt ilf lal4i4n ~ amount sai -frfrsf
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COURT or GENERA sd.Ys,wZONzsOAT-S'f''' Ia

FTrCI FRAUD CA>t
The case for The prosecution was continued To-Day " 'n
s.r hogr The elected Of the sane s.
n TO h. the during the last rr days OF tie ma t1l
examined Tor iAc paPse OF s'"Nns
hst voted tie Canuins IL Tucker reAes d'iioa
Anthony Bapse, foreman. in the employ oi Oispa7
Chlis pir,cr that TO the once 10 N.i,
hin II. Tucker ticket a "-Id a.
srck EXCEPT" C. Tucker" aid = printed =.
Caspar C. Childs corrOborsed the testimony OF hs
had delivered the tcA eis - ts
.ent-n ord them. ore-. the poll cerssl
Justice Stewart then brought upon tho stand %
he'd been committed subsequently snd dchaFs a
b. him -
|. Their the case adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
when he examination lrsoI for the Prosecution III
b. concluded.
Before Judge fFgRE.
Bridget murphy impead,i with Philip heAre ia passing count
BAak L. l. placed trial rhe
the Prosecution show that the poaer hss
passed Of the bills the OF Lewis Opeaieme 10 81
DIV another ih~ Of Hall BrOhe- in the
Bo~ey The defense udsvoed abb sud also % show
e prisoner The Jury ste long time spent
in de'iiersiirg verdict, found her guilty
Kochf indicted grand srceny m stealing soa
~ gold hcs from the Of Andrew B.nde,
No Bcvtry whr he employed, pleaded guilty aid was
sentenced the STATE Prison for two yes-.
Nm Mslev was placed trial charged with attempting elc.
pass bills the Cansiou Birk the Jury had
uIon when The Court adjourned FOX ths day
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In. Drrr. Il paGrrRnrorYPEs audi CRysrALO.

1srrs nd coor,d hl Of this eminent scotch onay
H. Obtained L,wrENcEs great Worlds te Premium
G-llery No. 81 Bro.dvsy corner of " hi'e-s;
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TESTIMONIAL ror HE OFFICERS OF rHE WAsHiN'I'S'-
A3I O'Clock to-day public meeting WI be held al lh'
Merchants Exchange to take into consideration the hooe
conduct Of Capt Fitch and the officers ard crew OF the
steamship Washington escuing the passengers from the
shin Winchester Capt. Fitch. the gallant sailor Is eS-
pecicd TO he present.
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STrEEOSC0PE>. tRANoN DAGt ERRErYPES, Lock
81 PfcrrRrs &C fsk.n weather the WoRLDs FAIR
PREaIuN GALLERy. no. 5s3 Broadway. :. Roor
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sCTrEIQR COURT-Befle J4lss OlsLrY.
l..--. " VI. az. II rl--.--. R.--L oaA l-mn.n '.

Jsu.s. " HslsA at Thrt.. R,lioad Compan,
lim:lr ssss he Wa passenger Ia one Of the ears be
tie Icu-snr tie lh september last thai aid
The o. yah with u ,as Hst
le ar Whereby E. s.tl .-rio-a, Injured lie
cci fcn tie scu-c % charge "
GLd,lif sri h. hugs .cilu r 1amagssaouai laid -
4lCC0f ~ f.i.u.. den,d that there II
10 ded tha the injuries received 10.
.is.td S.a,rl strll.f.
Before Jude si0s,oN
Hir.m Mason against the s. Asrks FIRE nsursgc- 60
T. recover o.cv ~ 90 made Of kis,f a. A-oa
t..srtd ruifl ts Il eshin-f uahassy, Ne Ia
fiud-c sf-sty referred Nrilct f panA amour, Al
interest
Before judge Dom.
Io..fL Sel.sr tssn.t h. New YORK Uuou lnurAee- CO
N lh.te. Manlr la-sEnl D
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1Hf Di-rfNsAH MI.,IoS.-Ihi- r. tie name of en- IN
su'ion II he Of Genre and White-sis whose be-
noy,enf operations arc directed 10 tic cJuca;ng and co
ing of rr,fv Oh dron IN that section of tho City Il is
urGcrti & moe immediate of The Rev Thonl- DAYS
who :. backed 10y rel able Committee ~ ro u claim
We o' olookcd - Ire public
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CRYSTAL PArAcE.-Mr. John II. White on oehai! oi
the Director. of tie Association waited upon ex-Irc'aen
FIL1Non. al the ST. Nicholas last evening and rendered
to himself and friends invitation 10 attend the lI!s
Palace which was courcously accepted He VIII leave
The ST. Nicholas for the Palace this day a; l. o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

The Board Of Aldermen. usual, last evouin- con-
srmod neatly three hours in abogtiro attempts ~ speoch
making. At late lour they took mp the report concur
ring with Tie Board Of Councmon IN regard to the Russ
4 Reid contract 10 pave the Bowcry and Chathlui;.,
ard after long debate postponed IT, This report
feos sustain the action OF Controller fagg in requiring
Russ & Red 20 surrender tie contract This branch OF
the Common Council although has had eight long AM
tedious Iocr-s The pgcsca; month has dispatched
moro business than could have been trlr'lctcd at one
meeting. HOY agreed 10 meet again on Fdiay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

GIsEnOrs ASD Jg5T.TIe Aicrdeen Scotland Jorr-
'al siato- that the Widow of Alexander Mcl}eath
man, belonging Aberdeen board the Three Bells, of
Glss ow whose exertions cost him his life has had trans
nitted her, 10y the hppngmas.c a, Glasgow, the sum
Of I76 le Cd. the greater part Of which was contributed
at Ncwl ok, Baltimore, aud PhAdelphil AMI the rc-
mandCr by Captain Creighton md the Of the Three
Bcs lelelf 81 The survivors OF McBeah and another
lost oonrodc-i.o latter receiving equal sum. The
money for McEea;hs widow and child taken charge
ofby The sImasicr; and the greater part Of it invested
o. Il OH account
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ForSD DRovNrD.-C Coroner Hilton Yesterday held An
e IRON the bcty . gE1s-l n.a t-af df.aet ~ ne
lot - 4 --rirA y 2 Th decat aE ahcat fees c ses
hight q lg-f conriexau. ard dr-d i5a
1hf bod pr. have bees the s5oui noath
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rlSYD.-Nchad Slavin. caman. VS. brought before
Msvor yesterday AL Laed 80 os G'a; carr SeH. -
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS


CREscEsr OrFIcr,
Friday Morning, June 16 1854 !
COTTON. Prices were hrmer yesterday but the sales
we're limited to about 5000 bales We vt quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Interior 566A Middling Pair. 9{ta1Ot4
Ordinary az Fair ,lo2ia1l
Good Aiddlng.., al al Va Good and Fine, 20.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
s...,.,,s coTroS-5alS'. ToEAoeo-stds
Received since. .l3SS4d1 40O58
yesterday :. l.ol-1s,9582 2S9-4oa47
Exported to date. 1187sO7 2j,393
= yestefday... 5.i96--ll933O3 --25393
Stock on hand not cleared . 2O6S3l "A 4l9
TOBACCO. -. Not a transaction reported.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES... There was p good de-
mand for Sugar with sales Of 800 hhds the lower quail
ties being very Arm say AZ G4e for Prime. and 5a5 AZ
"a ID for Choice. Of Moasses $50 bhIs sold includ
Ing 27O Inferior and Formentng sa94 60 Reboied
at 1N9.a 2 gallon
FLOUR. Sales 5000 hbls., of which 1900 ST. Louis in
store at So 900 private terms and $50 in lots at
SO 25 q bbl.
GRAIN There a very active demand for Corn
and noticed sales of $4,000 sacks, including 1000
mostly Yellow in II Il lots at 49, 400 at 49, 1900 in
store at So $3.50 about the same pure white
in lots at 300 D bushe OF oats 1900 St Louis were
sold at 81 Il 0a8s q bnshe
PROVISIONS. Pork was yet dull, and so bills State
Inspected Mess sold st S1l % u bbl.. of Bacon
noticed only retail sales at 54a4 Sides and 81 for
Shoulders Lard was in request with sales of 235
aS and terces Prime in lots at 800 kegs at log
y tb o.-
COFFEE -. Sales 600 bags Rio at about ga 89al4
%
CANDLEs....A lot of 100 boxes Star was sold at
22t p fb,
BAGGING AND ROPE. We noticed sales of 200
pieces Kentucky Baggng at 15 and 200 coils Rope at 81
equal to cash.
FREIGnTs....A ship taken for New York with
1900 bbs Flour at Fl 2b and 5000 saoks Wheat 2t
and one for Boston a round charter.
EXCHANGES. Market unsettled, and nothing doing
OF any moment,
Sterling 107m1O8Ia n ct prem
Francs. 5f.l5 66f 25 ~ dollar
ny York sizty-&ay Bills. ....2h@@SI . CT. disc.
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The BEARsklS OF THE BosPHoRUs Last Sun.
day two of the Grenader Guards, in their bear
skin caps, came over from Scutari, and were fol
lowed about by crowd of people, who were all
very anxious to find out who or what they might
be. They passed for generals at the very least
and have strong impression that the bulk OF
~ population put them down as Prince Ma
poleon and the Duke Of Cambridge, taking a
walk before dinner. The bearskin cap has more
astonished the Turks than the whole army that
is encamped at Scutari, " 1shallah! what a
hat What can it be Can they take it off .
Letter from Constantinople
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The Boston Post has one of the vilest cores
pondents that ever pointed either pen or para
graph. Hesnys that five women will spread out
their clothes so as to take up the entire side of
an omnibus, thus occupying the room designed
for eight, and then if another woman presents
herself at the door they will cry out :. You
can't come in here! There amt any room .
hutit man wants to getin they can make room
easy enough, right down between them .
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A NJ u S EN- ENTS-
nAN RICE3s AMpH1THBATRE


N AN RICE,S AMPHITHEATRE. st.
Charles opeote Perdido streeAeting and Stage
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, and Every Might This Firs,
night of the Local Burletq
author Of the Young Couple" performed Baeman
called THOSE 1900 FiLIPUs1E Dr. The FAIR Lob,
Guard8Poduced with ma
character. Incidents etc, all bills lie
Wednesday evening commence win he Fas If Ell
FICTION. ~ ~ ~ " ~
~ Change of Farce evening"
n
quarter before pyeripeIy, r = $50 '' ~
'ssty, 70 eng boras for co'ored Fersot1t, 10
Office - f ~ Nff'J'"s a. 'N' ~
EbANORAMA OF NEW ORLEANS, on ST,
CHARLES STREET. Corner of Poydrss nb14u
IL oPEh & TRAVIS's GYMNASIUM, Perdido
- ~ street. over The Shndes"ROPER TRAVIS respectfully
sII ns CITIZENS Orleans that they opened YMNk
upon the most ecale the place,
the sb ZEN Of which are superior thing Of the kind
ouh' they rave spared
H,ns necessary for sn Institution Of thi, kind.
are respectfully invited
Physicans. ~ 80 ~' recommended - NJ
There Is ALEC attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM
with every necessary requiem ent.
81 Lessons given in Sparfing and Fencing.
~ Open from in the until 10 O'Clock
Tnhf
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OHIO RIVER
.4ues.'s Gheya-u Esecs0r0s.

FENO CURE A COLD, WITH
n HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF l. EsSssG
TfiE BoDY-tAke the CHERRY PECTO- ~ I1
RAJ OF going bed, and wrap up warm, Il TsSsSrS
during the night. eei4sGLs3
FOR A COLD AND COUGH take it l <<sG.~~H
morning. and evening, according S,ayeR%SETsa
directions on the bottle. and the difficulty ~ -.
wtll soon be will long SUI II Sh-Gs-a
fer tbs trouble when they XIV EfeA(
be reait cured. Peraons afflicted with q @aakA.9\
a'eated cough, which breaks them ofhsrr
night will Esd by taking She CHEtI
70 they he sure sound unroken sleep
treshng Great relief from suffering
forded thousands who thus afflicted this
From its Agreeable effect these many
willing when the ceased
BY its the hrost and lungs
removes all hcaeness hours ncreases
power and Rcxibily of the voice.
ASTHMA s generally much relieved and often wholly
Yield entirely medicine. CHERRY PICTORIAL cure hem
they cured
BRONCHITIS throat and upper portion of the
unga be cured by taking CHERRY PICTORIAL
quent dosee The uncomfortable oppe ion relieved
FOR be
and qn-r doses the Cherry Pctora
If taken 10 seaaru, il will not fail 10
WioPlEG COUGH be broken and cured by
Cherry Pect0rai.
THE INFLUENZA speedily removed bv this remedy Numerous
instances have been noticed where whole from
Pectoral, were suffering from the disease.
Repeated instances reported here Of patients who have been
fram
LIVER COMPLAINTS by this remedy many no
question healing power
ng taken Until the the side other unpleasant
Prepared by JAS AVER Practical and Analytical
SneTst, Lowell, Mas, and sold by all Druggists.
J. WRIGHT d CO, New oreans,
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GTAR CANDLES. = 500 boxes Shillito,g.
NJ Proctor & Candles for sale by
ap's A D GRIEF Ievea
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WALNUTS-1oo bales fresh Grenoble
" Walnus, now landng ex ship TRENTON asla
A f CERA a Hall as f2,aviar Await
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THE DAILY CRESCENT,

CHILD PoIsoNED.-A few DAYS ago, a child Of
the name of Smith, and whose parents reside on
Congress street, in rambling about the house,
came across box of rat poison, and not being
aware of the danger, devoured large portion
OF the mixture, before it was discovered Every
effort has since been made by its afflicted parents
to destroy the effects of the poison, but without
avail, and yesterday, after two or three days of
intense suffering, the child died. People, who
use mixtures Of this kind, cannot be too careful
IN keeping it out Of the hands of children and
an example like the present ought to be n fear
tal warning to all who have it in their houses,
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EHASTERN HAY-300 bales on board ship
a Edwin Flye for sale by J. H. ASHBRIDGE d CO.,
Gharles strsr
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An up-country exchange has an amusing par=
agraph about a bright-eyed little girl of FIVE
summers, named Alice, who had mortal dread
Of rats
Allie" sleeps in crib, SO low that, placing
one foot inside it, she can easily spring in. A
few evenings since, her mother was attending
her to bed. when she said; e'Mama, do YOU
know how get to bed quick !" No. was the
reply Well" said Allie, in great glee, ~
step one foot over the crib, and then say rats,
and scare myself right in -
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FgNHE ROAD TO HEALTH

A DESPERATE CASE OF sCRoFutA CURED BY HoIIo
WAYS OINTMENT AND PILs-Alr. don, syduev
sale Agent for The a of HollowAy medicines
states that Thomas the employ Of Mr. Charles Thoms
rrsmu!o WIS rrN ttSted for with Scoua the
h 5ey was covered with peculiar knd Of PnP of which
Ie sS ne nsd D en- AZ considerable expense IN tying
various medicines bat without eli
LOWAYS OINTMENT AND FILLS in short period so If
ctuy cured him that he has continued in the perfect
the present time.
~ Sol the establishment of Professor
5er Temple Bar london) and by all the Druggists
Dealers Medicines the United States
nd u 50 each Wholesale Drug Houses in H.
Union and by MesruA. B. D SANDS WRIGHT
i Co, New GrleaHs
TheI" ie considerable in taking the large
NJ fer the guidance ol parents every
AT !, ed u anrh hnr.
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HsALM OIL--5 casks for sale by
ap3 Goi2w A. DELAGRAVE co, 10 Magazine at
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fHHEAS--500 packages, Green and Black, all
M NV ~ CONVERSE 4 CO. 81 rchounitou,as st,sa.
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INSTRUMENTATION
2 chnH d kdwatli..3 a,dl
4 vi ward Barnard. LPT
! r, 5 Jane6 ,Powdsrhye
/ Jane d Eilzahcth. LIT
. E4te i3tiughRm.,, Z ii
! Red for,.u......LP
] LAllah .sse ..... LIT
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SCHlEDAM SGHNAPPs--350 boxes. quarts
~ and pins for sale by
mvl5 II. L. STONE 3 co tirave street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEsFERsoN Cry.
Thursday Evening, June 15, 1854 I
OF Western Cattle about 400 head with heavy supply
of Texas $50 Hogs 500 Sheep and about 800 Calves
Yearlings with good supply of Mich Cows remaining
sale. The market is pretty easy at quotations:
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OUACHTT.A RIVER
VIII Issys MnXnAY, June 10, a 5 o'clock r

VIII leave MONDAY, June 10, At 5 O'Clock N.
HINOR MlNDEN, LAKE BIsTENEAU, - -
y nv GRAND Ec0RE GRAND BAYOU, CAMPTE, lsfsassttst3
ALEXANDRIA, GORDON LANDING and all
mediate landings on Lake stneau and Red RiveEesuar Ne Or
lern and Lake Bstiueau SWAMP
FOX1hs elegant and swift running ac-t
SWAMP FOX G. Graef, master, receiving
and will leave For freight PASSAGE having superior
commentators, apply on board, or 70
j-l3 LEWIS SNAPP, 23 New I.evee.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT. ~
Friday Morning, June 10, 1864.

orFiCE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Friday Morning June 49, 1854 /
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Reporter, Howe, for Liverpool, P WbI,Bsv A. m
British ship VIM Me Thompson Liverpool j p whine AZ
ship Carack Norris, for Havre, ] p Wbi.nev 1oo
S1ip Huron, Driver, Boston q W HynIon
british ship lanes White Taylor Liverpool Fl Nannya
BARK hiuirn, Prince, for Mobile, Charles Beleher SEQ
ARRIVED
Steamship Perseverance, Lawleus aso to Harris Nor
gar-lst district. 49,
sehr George MaDghnm seadder is days New York. Bogat
sGhr Chrysnite hckley, IS 10 Wkhnmpont
Brsh ,Ghr d. Smith, days from Nassau,
steam coats.
Gen. Chambers, from ST. Louis
y NJ. Kenneth BofRneer, from ST Louis
6endy Burke, smi h, Lolavlle.
Frank Lyon, Estes, from
Ceres Iahahs, from WiiIamsport.
Doctor Bhey, Wilson, from Ltiouche.
nlusic. Streek from Lafonrche.
Southern Belle White, from vcksburg.
Frances Jones, Fisher, from ost Pra'rio.
Mary 3ess, Gny, from 81. hTsrtn.yile.
Dresden, Saimarsh, from St Louis
io"hDa Hercules Pinnegnr,
sea on the sth inst hpa Rntnr Henry bark Woodman
and sct khte bfshambrough scrs George Mangtm da
and Chtysote.
EXPORTS.
HAvRE-sbp cArnek-2Isi tales cotton sbIa rndse.
BOSFoSShp Huron bales cotton, do hemp
LVERPOoI-BI'h btlei cotton 2ls lea
beef 1855 $50 1871 bbs and 70 half do lard.
MOBlLE-Bark Ama- 35 coal
LVERPooL-ship Reporter--Sss9 bales cotton.
LvkRPQoLBish ship William MiiesSA7s bales cotton $50 ties
beef, 500 tacks
IMPORTS.
NEW YoRK-schr George Manghan-ssoO bb lime to Bridge
RlCHaloND-sehr Cbrysolite--Aasorted indie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-16

FFNRUNKS, and CARPET BAGS. emN
"a rich descriptions of E-t-kj4
NEand COMMON TRUS KS and CARPET BAGS SFy ii WI
for sale cheap, F. BAUERS Mandatory ~
ichoupi:ouae street, SeR Orleans.
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sSASTuRAGE.-Goo Pasturage for tT>-a~
HORSES and MULES, in Fifty Algitrs. aSS
nqr J ut II Poydras street, or
ap.i the premises
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A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooDs Compound
"a EXTRACT OF C0PAIFAThs is the g,eqt remedy SO extern
hveS US in New York and other cities
onorrhea ect ard he Whites Directions Spanish
Sold at No. lbl CHARITIES STREET. taI4 sm
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IMpOEsTS


NEW YoRK-sch George Manghsu9eGO bbls lime to Bridge g.
Brother. NA' -
RlCHaloND-sehr Cbryaoi.e-Aasored indie.
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RIVER STEAMERS.
COAST.

TT AFOURCHE PACKET DOCTOR y
J shTEY, Cart Y. e Wilson, leaves MONDAYS s8
M q 4 tsFoazsr, 40 sienTiTIs g.
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G0FFEE-265 bags Rio Coffee, in store and
= j for sale by fap5l BaREILI CO., Common
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EIGHT LEG BILLIARDS.

III Persons unable Orleans nav desire to
Procure any o. Tie articles, have only
their oiersu B. ANIOG MINI who will them
B. ASToGNiNI has also the honor
Publ in general that in arrangement
the largest DEl8al Cob has large
quantity of that cloth for Biz rd Tabe prepared 10
sell AT / exceeding low pce.
extension OF his house. and the citations which he has estab
shed, ard continues each 10 ih, with the
oea Of France and the United Sta enable him sell
in His line below the nrrentI NJ
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
$50.
8. R. CRAWFORD, President
c. g. INLAY. Secretary
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
No.4s Camp street, New0rlesns
BENJAMIN FLORANCE, Agent.
HARMON n0ANE, Asst. Agent,
E Rkn the lvsRof pFRsosa taken on
the fsvnrsh town
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= HERRlES-Pemartin, Lacave, Echeeopard
\ ami Others in wood and glass; by
les Z SICH0IS \ ~ atCarn
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TT EW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACT0RY-SAWISG TURNING AND planning MILL.-
Mahogany Walnut Cedar Oak Ash, Poplar White Pima Cypress
Lumber constantly hand sud sawed order Nes Bauers
hwnn Pests and Mpings every description Also Lake and
Pensacola ire Brick Sand Lime Cement
executed with GPath the Factory Julia
opposite the New Basin, 9ly1 JULES A BfhNC