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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

After Ibis nine cheers were given for Mr. Putnam, and
the company about hundred and fifty in number re
TUNED to the sales When efi at 10 clock, the
bidding was as lively as at ten in the morning
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jsi,lrre.nf to,y9Rse, 70 fer ,ent eypyTisat
81 ooloek tie sse was adjourned to tue dining on
Of the Ascr House to psr4te OF supper 20, up in the
beet sye of tbst house upon the order of r Putnam as
marx Of respec to his friends who had given he to bis
sGe
Ample Tina Was gwen for the f1l enjoyment Of the
Wand when the meerg called to ORDERLY the presiding
ocer Of the parry ana Pare Goodwin was called up for
speech which be gave in brief in his usual fectous IN
ntr He said This calling up an author for ssPsech a.
publshers supp.r j. Ike calling upon slave who has
teen sounoly logged to thanks to hi. master How
ever we poor authors ought be thankful to the trade for
one .Ling-,hat IL that Notwithstanding soma OF US write
books sometirnes for which ought TO be logged
Lere ere rublhers who ore foolish enough 20 prn. them
Several other gentlemen made brief speeches. bu. the
great feature OF he evening was the fol owing r1tempo
raneous ouion of Mr Fields Of Boston. of the firm OF
Tclnor Reed & Felds Which is full of happy hits al
No mbers of the trade and received with most un
bounded applause
Why viii you call for one whose soil
No fruitful harvest yields.
And wsste ,cur precious time tonight
On uDprOouctiye fiELDsi
Brave pleB,y spread. her ample b,.ri
At PU1rAas generous nsme
lie feeds Us just The same
Our BARNES full or BurLERs choice
Behold ri PHISSEY tbe.
And II our LITTLE BRows should fLAGs,
Ny lads. wen sill imobe'
L.; BANGS Ger bi, English BoHs.-
And SAMFsos Low msy sirat
We've got a SoMgs0s full Of hair,
Who will not haze IL cut
Let Queens and Cars fight bloody
Won Get msnler
Wt'L show 'em SWORDS, If need there 1s
Will tr1e It'd trusty HART.
sY.,e-to Trade, Lsthou..msa
Il mean iooi saisrIl thrive
As long a Uncle Tom rs known.
Or CLDs shall call for fire
As long "a GRIcC, our glorious JONI.
Shall plant his acres
As g. aud tbs;s long enough
AS APTLEToN's store
Ami When our leaves dropping or
And I. sheets laid
Ard HaRPERs play their final tunes
And al our notes are pad
When AsNERs balances his books
Good fellow all have knosnl--
And PRATT, wtOse church il finished cow,
Is going going gone
Let this ie said In sober trdth.
don "A Civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
MEETING OF THE KINGS COUNTY BOARD Or
SUPERVISORS

This body held meeting yesterday q: the County Jail.
AID BRAIYARD presided, and quordm of members were
present
tka. Tie amount Of fines received from persons committed
10 his custody from the Isl Of July to the 3s OF Deem
her 1893 was 1921 So Ii ordered that the be
attached 10 the Sberiffs bill
The County Clerk submitted a communication relative
20 TIE insecure condition Of bonds and certificates in his
Office AMI urged the importance of providing
place in which to keep them The subject referred
10 tle Committee on Accounts with power
A communication received from the Keeper of the
Peptenery urging the necessity OF appointing additional
aida to take charge Of prisoners the number having great
" increased Referred to Penen,ary Committee.
cornmuf cai, from tie Superinendents Of the Poor
vas received asking addition OF $1,000 on Penitenary
account Appropriation ordered.
A communication from the Superintendent OF Common
schools was read, stating that Patience Long OF brooklyn
had becn selected pupil for admission 90 the New
York Institution for the Instruction OF the Blind, at the
eyrepse Of the County, not exceeding go per epaum
Accented and appropriation ordered.
BIZ. Grderef % l. Paid - Rushman = Co s6s7 % .
Powell 4 yininr Sl9l 50; II i J. Nattrass s267s
NJ Mckinney. Si2 James Eagan. sli; James Duff
50 Is; !. J. Deniss SIS ST; Arthur MslwoO1. S}5 ;
Wm. Pesrsall. S12 VIM Willis, g! Hiram Helm, BE
James Edwards 81. City Of Wiamsburgh, e2si 81
b Donley, slO0 j. L. Mott, $40; y Wolyen s!ji Jas.
Edwards $3.50 SO do, S35 - J. Z. Yates. sl03s 20.
ADDorti0Ament Of School NoEeys-A communication
from the State Superintendent OF Common Schools was
resencd from which it appears that the amount appOr
toned to Kings County for school purposes as follows
Brooklyn so 92 50 Fhtri. s59 q
william burgh ZIG Il ira'eseud ''''''''' 30 Is
pr.bwck ........ gs7 81 New Loits. .75 -
P,tb@sh ............ as a New.Utrech..... 615 5,
s5i POP SO
Various other communications Of general interest
were submitted and the Board adjourned to Friday OF
next week.
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CITY ITEMS
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

METEOROLOGICAL RENISr-R
E sry1aa by Sirnaars JAsy@snssys, No Chs~'
n.
1854. sAN. 10 N. SPIN.
March 23......ss..........,.,... JTi 4ji IS
LECTURES MEETINGS, AuusEMEyIs 10
FRIDAY March % is5t.
DR. soLsEss LECTURE Brooklyn athsneam, 2 NJ
Po,tD o. ALDERMss--City hall p. NJ
PoAED 81 CoUSCILNgs-Cuy Hall 5P
JACK and "1he Rendezvous st the Bro,iway y NJ
SCHOOL OF REFORM Soldiers Corrtship" AZ WsacRs H.
PT,ux sTRA.AGEN and Robert Micsireo at Burou's y 81
LOWS srRAT,cgN Putnam" &c at tho Boyory, u
Uncle ToMs CABis, 2 NJ, a, the Nstionsl
OLD BREWERY, ard other Entertainments Nuseum.
OEo CgRsTY WoODs MISsrRELS-EthcC ami m IA Broadway
sUcyLsYs ousEEl hopesn Delaeaops $50 Bwsy "
CAMPBELL Ethlopanim.No AS Broadway u
8RoApwAY MERAGERe- nAls 31 " say 10 TO 10 M.
TNpUsTRY ~ NATIoss-Crssta Ps'ase NJ, 10 dusk
BANv GEosANAThe Nile sc No 56 Broadway ~ = NJ.
BuESINs Moscow Commercial Hall. Jersey City. "
JoNEss PAsrosCoPE RoUrB CALFORSA No 40 Broadway
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rr,-rsge on, ernto'ici a their v'neraicd o'np'uf
H. Zen gave a. se1tuen' ,,,.A...
fi--c - y h- ifsr--c ~ - "
. 49, s~- tt rrl-- hcrores ~ JsT az Ol-S
rr Nct s5.r q re s asii.si ~ ia
az teraret 1e h1li- N1
s-.,sc-k arli- s,s-es iAe oss COL hsN@ VI "a
arfe, heart. -, A.. D., NJ
Tbc Other 10 rs vsre responded TO by tae hsN- "'
Ie,se- the R.v D. RsuhrlL the Rev ID. Lyon ~r
IN The course Of the evening several boys pupils oil the
Irsfituc. re tied sorne poetrv.
DodaoT.hs Band and a Glee Club were present anu
enliveuel TIE aifsi. with some choice music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

THEOLOGICAL DIscussio..-We learn that tho Rev.
ISAAC D. WEscorT Baptist and the Rev THOMAS J Saw.
YER UniyerGls bave agreed to discuss the question Of
End ess Misery opposed to ultimate Universal Salvation
at the Tabernacle for six evenings each spesking
twenty minutes alternately We presume but have not
heard ba, the Discussion will take place The ability
and Christian character Of the dispuans guaranty
that Il will be courteous well interesting. We pre-
sume the house viii be crowded
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NFFTING no ORGANIZE A CARSON LEAGUE

Various other communications Of no general interest
were submitted and the Board adjourned to Friday Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Let this lie said In sober trdth.
Ersrhven deep sud far
They liz dike brothers here bsi0lr
And HOtc Mevire hdgJy there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

S,1yoF PUBLIC DOCKS AND sLIPsAtl o'clock yesterday
afternoon a. the City Hall the Commissioners Of the Sink
z Fund be gan TO sell auction the right 10 collect and re-
70 the wharfage for the occupation Of sixty four
whsryes ind ptrs on the Eat and North Rivers for
term Of one year from the Of May 1864 The sale
held in the Superior Court and the densey crowded
BY gentlemen James NJ Miller the suctioneer opened
the rse by Offering the lease Of year Of west side Of
pier No and the bukhesd adjoining, foot Of Old slip
Tie bid Er this Lease began at $500 and was fnaly
knocked down 10 Messrs J. & " Briggs for the sun Of
e. 200 The second ot eat side Of pier ls and half the
bulkheed adjoining foot Of Maiden lane. bought BY
Thomas Durham and l. sturges for $4,000. Lot No T.
east side Of pier No 90 foot Of Rooseveta bousat oy
Oliver Charlock for s575
Castle Garden was lossed yesterday 10 Theodore D. Allen.
Esq for FIVE years 10000 pr year The lease u's s1
piled was $1,000 per year
NV DEPUTY REoIsrEE TT Is announced that william
H. has been appointed Deputy Register Of Deeds b.
Mr. Dyckman in the place Of Henry ID. Johnson removed
and dat be has been du, into Office by the County
Clerk.
sses ~ Policemen M..oa Of The Chiefs 0es saasf .as
ssss 81 r. s.n si e Z:
p & s.s T ,...s IN s ssS:i s sas ossrss
pu.fSt, CorxrEaYEr BILL-A young ms1 ss s..,S
c. s,-.n VI. yrsrdsy .rrssssd s..lssd III sssi 4
E;ns . 90 &: q r H.
s ~ ses..d bad previously Issa .hs ~, q s sSsess
"a clsTI. .s' T 4. sssss KS !. q: = =:
.ss .:,rIy ID Z s a Sgrsy js' w'A A's''s ID.
exsnsastaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Castle Garden was Iessed yesterday TO Theodore j. Aleu-
Esq for FIVE years at 100000 Per year Inc lease
pied was $4,000 per year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

SCENE AT BaRsUM's MUSEUM Among a host Of claim
ants who presented themselves at the American Museum
Yesterday hoping to get their dues from the Crystal Palace
through it's President Mr. Barnum, one man who Rad
a claim of several hundred dollars for labor.
have waited long time for that bill aud must
have H." said he addressing Mr. Barnum
There funds in the treasury to pay with, and the
daily expenses much greater than the receipts
swerCd the President
wen pay me one hundred dollars on account. and will
wait for the balance till Monday next, was tho reply
ave have no, one hundred cents unsppropra ted, 70
Joined Barnum.
Then pay it out Of your owe pocke."
Il certainly shal no, do that
"Tten I'll sue you.
"suo me-! Idon owe you
But you do though. for my bill is FOR labor, and tho
stockholders are personally liable for arsuch bills must
sue you therefore as q stockhOder'
Il pledge you my word not directly nor indirectly q
stock holder to the amount Of farthing.
Then who is a stockholderl'
Il DO not know positively sny individual living who Is
stockholder except one That man il Anson ID. Num-
perceive that he swears in his affidavit that he owns soma
sven or eis ht thousand dollars worth ofs'ock"
who is Arson ID. Munnl
believe he is one Of the proprietors OF The SeeHVS
american =
Then III sue him before he is twenty four hours Older
The creditr stsred off for that purpose, and we learn
that saveral others have followed suit We unders'and
TIN, some 900 or more Of tho indebtedness Of the Asso
.. FL 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

STEAMBOAT BURNED, The alarm of fire was
given at our wharf about one o'clock last night
by the Waterman of the Tishemingo. The
steamer Albanian was soon discovered to be
on fire. The flames spread rapidly, and the en-
tire boat was in ashes in few minutes time
The boat was admirably managed, and no other
property was even endangered.
The Alabamian, we believe, was the property
of Ruffner & Brooks, and was of some $4,000
value. She had been commanded latterly by
Capt R. H, Voolfolk, but has been idle at our
wharf for some weeks. The fire was doubtless
the work of an incendiary. louisville Jbur-
nal, 18th
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BAYOU SARA-stesme Laurel H-1q hhds sugar Roman i
Payne Harrison Jackson &co-a
% hsfy BE ses sosss s d ss
ssss do L ossHs ss
oUAcHITA RIyER,stsame5 Rsfs bales cotton earssen
dsf-Total SO bales cotton, IS head cattle
30 @ s 11s
9e
aoar Kenne Dir &eo2oG sacks bran Martin CobbSo do
Re sis'iR :.
s.e ssi
h s bale s,assss
s s i 4sn, 5stsI I 6 S sddsao bS
LoUIssteamer Grand Towerls7s bbls Connolly
S 4 e sss d. aes s,
lsa aaets 10 do bran Price b potatoes
do az s, g. asss s
h Mar bacon os s b4 DO DO
ard s 1 % S soSs, ca dc
bsa Ri. a Hss
Edwads4 bd hoops Luneshos.lsdo hsms Buddeeke
s of'T 3D.
f basr S @
Ila hosss cheese Wright de1 ~ Hurley
ss s. 5s
81 bag safs II; nus
DO = bales cotton Levy samms~s DO Henderson Terry
Aco4 do Chrisp MCGEE &cosndres ordeTo Sc bales
ton 1875 hhds tobacco.
cINCINNATseamer orbs rolls leather Wsher9oo boxes
Bncknghams bb oil Clark Siosbylss whisky Joseph
&oo2O hoops 36 joints BFlotS pkgs Boye shuwsy69
bills Fosdick col5
Requisite beef Taylor Casdly-6 OIL
do boams Dolsonl75 bids bacon shuiz Haddon atting5
Cook &co-s keg ink Scovf kegs
hams 900 boxes starch 1888 do cheese Geadn
hes tu;er WIgh. &so2o sos cheese 10 61s to
bhds sugar Short bbls, pkgs Bro-Sl
onions Duffy &eo2l5 do potatoes nney Bezns butter
do iard bbs Moore Robertson
do Helm Chismi do W Nseon5 hbls alcohol Nautfs
81 do Vedenburg dcosl rolls leah Manu- box books
Rawins Duncan bbs whisky Voohre
usyrouzs Langsdorf24 DeSivs Bel-5Oba do Newton
FaTreye rolls leather sundrs order-Toa s5 hds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

A political association has been formed in
Clarke county, under the impregnable name of
IRON Heads, whose object it is to defend the
Federal Constitution. maintain the rights of the
States, protect civil and religious liberty, and
preserve our glorious Union. They solemnly
pledge themselves to support the Constitution,
and extend a cordial welcome to the oppressed
of all the civilized nations of the earth. Rich
mond Dispatch, 14th.
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A dispatch from Cleveland, Ohio, dated
August IL, says: "E
Between Bedford and Macedonia last night,
the storm blew seventeen trees across the Pitts
burgh track The down train went at full
speed through the first tree, one foot in dame
ter, Up train stopped, No damage,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN.-C Conductor Killed.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 10th says
We regret to learn that collision occurred on
the Covington and Lexington Railroad, near
Grassy Greek, about twenty-five miles from
Covington, by which Mr.. Sparks Perry, the
Conductor, was instantly killed, and several
passengers seriously wounded. The collision
was between the regular passenger train coming
down, and a freight train going up, and hap
pened between eight and nine o'clock yesterday
morning. 1t appears from all we have been
able to learn that the freight train, of which
Mr.. Perry was Conductor, was about seven
minutes behind the time, which occasoned the
accident Mr.. P. was crushed between the
tender and locomotive, and SO horribly mutt
lated as to produce instant death.
This is, we believe, the first serious accident
that has happened on the Lexington road. We
trust we shall not soon be called on to record a
second. The fireman was seriously, perhaps
mortally injured, and several passengers
wounded
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EXPORTS

INDIANOLA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES persevsranec- $50
bbs pork 6 b whisky ks XXI 30 lacka corn l7o
pieces lnmber, 30 coils rope, 10 cases mdae.
BELIZE, HoNDURAsshr Mary-s Dbl. Aeur pork,
do do sugar. half hid tobacco DO rice
onions.
LvERPooLsbp Clara Whsler-i277 bales cotton s7s hhds to-
baceo 10 bhis iron ore 10 boxes pills, $500 slaves
Y0RK-Bark Julia bales cottop IIs s,al hemp
ssl sacks coru gas bbls mosssss, a pkgs mdse -
PENsAcoLAschr West FloridaOo hay, eorn
bbls pork, half do beef, ensks bacon. '
NEW YoRK-Bz Robss-s5 bsa cotton sos do hemp
mats II bags WOOL los bbla grease 81 sugar e2s
pieces mahogany IA sicks
old copper, $50 hidss snd Gundries
PENSACELA-Schr Ella-In ballast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

BALTIMORE, Saturday, August u The tele-
graphic dispatch published in one of the New
York evening papers. stating that $4,000 had
been puroined from the Post office in this city,
or between here and Philadelphia. was wholly
incorrect, neither the Postmaster here nor in
Philadelphia having heard of the matter until
they saw the false report in the paper in ques-
ton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
BetUaye of StramgasGassts Hernia,
QVifh 4tEE dts Horrors =!

az Those nfallbe for the Of RUPTgRE in all its
forms increasing in popularity the afflicted proclaim
to their friends with heaeoy, :" am cued-am cuedadically
cured, by the use of
The Faculty of this country we'll as throughout England
have universally their appreciation this
tive Truss while they the only that
accordance with the princpeso Surgery As differs in effect sol
differs all othe light elastic
wear completely the herna ring, perfectly
But here let
the construction 9th that the look
look equally much to application
familiar with the body the adaptation
will result from Dr. lawrence
Egsh Hernia ably it the
operations mechanical surgery
RUPTURE REMEDY external application whchis
taken absorption facilitating and adding pemanency
Its preventive there weakness tho lower
abdomen, predispostiont rupture.
The of the this popular Remedy
who devoted the study and treatment Hernia
Rupture enables him. examinations select the right
size and shape promote speedy and radical cure.
t$- Particular attention given to Ruptured Child Cd.
PLANTERS and others their SLAVES CURED, without
interfering with labor enhanced VALUE and USEFUL
NESS.
Persons the Paton Curative TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY and to avoid worthless limitations be particular
member and observe the store inquire
and have personal interview with
n @ IT N n
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscgrr, 4
Monday Morning, August 81, 1854. +
CLEARED SATURDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREacgHr.
Monday Morning, August 81, 1854
" CLEARED SATURDAY
steauahip Talbot Galveston and Ipda1oIa
-, - ,,., Harris 4 Morgan
snip Clara heeier, WsCn inr liverpool Whitney
BARK Jua Dean Mallory, for New York. Chapman III Brown
Brig Nj Roberts, Colson, for Nsw York Win Dewey
Sekr Ella, Thompson, for Peusacoa j Hurley Ae5
Schr West Florida, Harrison, Ptnsncoa Harley hso
British sch Mary Eabnson, Belize Honduras de Egepa
ARRIVED
Steamship United sase7 scheuk, 5h an Aspinwa
Jennngs-2d district.
steamer Fahon Baker, from Corpus Christi Augp H.
Ship Niagara, Dumond Liverpool l4th lane ID uassrls
district. = :
Brig Adams Grey Henry 18th instant Havana PoIg
Cd district %
sehr brigham, Laher days Boston, nsster-Pon
Steamboat
sydonin, Kay, from Natehitoches
Grand Tower, Yore. from Louis.
J S Chenowe4h, Chenoweth, from Cairo
Laurel Hill, Coffin, from Bayou Safu .,-5G
Orb, Hooper, from Cincinnati.
Saranak No 2, Smith, from 81 11us
J. 81 Relf, Moore, from ouaehits Riyer
TowseaJ @hhy asason from the Passesbrought ship
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

The number Of persons killed in the late cleo
ton riots has been, as in all similar cases,
greatly overrated. The inquests held show only
seven, but there have been one OF two others
who have died from injuries received on whom
no inquests were held. The names of the seven
killed are as follows: Morris Lehe Edwin R.
Violet, Samuel Snyder, Nicholas L. Smith,
Henry Garvy. William Harrington, and man
whose name could not be ascertained to GER
tainty, but is supposed to be Firman or Spenour,
or Joseph Dean. [St Louis News, 18th
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
IREscEHT 0FFIcE,

Monday Morning, August q, 1854 /
COTTON The market very dull on Saturday,
and the sales confined to about 300 bales at I'M
changed prices
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .........5 66 lMiddns Fair. .e35t8eI
Kidding. 1850. .s2S0s1z Good Fair ..... %
Good Middling.....9 COX Good and F;ne-... -es---
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CoTTos--haIea. TosAcuo-hhds
received s sincs ii3i2ls '''''' 4soss
yesterday. 59-1,437,277 OOO-4S,o6o
1,447,S49 1881
yesterday. 2O4s=l412529 S23-5o113
Stock on hand not cleared ..... $500 274s
TOBACCO. :. We heard of sales to the extent of 274
hhds of which 25s A and R. at $40 round 10 at So and
at 514e p b.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. -. Sales confined to small
lots at previous rates.
FLOUR. Market extremely dull and the principal
sale 100 bbls st, Louis at 81 30 u Dbl.
GRAIN. We could not hear of sale of Corn, Oats
or Bran. OF Wheat 13s sacks Common sold at 81 OF
o bushel,
PROVISIONS. Pork retailing at $13 SO y Dbl
for Mess of Bacon % terces sugar cured Hams sold
at l4s y lb, the Levee.. Nothing doing in Lard
STARCH. -. 200 boxes were sold at $40 % Ii.
FREIGHTS. =. We heard of no new engagement.
EXCHANGE. Market dull at our quotations
Sterling 1O9AGD110
Francs. ST 105f2O q dollar
New York sixty-day Bills. faIk "a ct. disc
Sight Checks on New York. ....,.A01 y Ct prem.
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON Cry.
Saturday Evening, August 10, 1854.
Arrived to-day 50 head of Western and IT'S head Texas
Cattle % Beeves and Calves 500 Sheep 100 Hogs and
lot Of Lake Cattle The market firm at the following
-PRICESs-
BEEF CATTLE, Fine Western 10 q Is net
Fine to Choice. ........ % q y Ii net
Texas and httakapas.. IS m6 a Ii net
Choice. ..61af07 q q Is net
lioGs. -flo7a o. 10 net
SHEEP Tin lotsl ,...,....,.....S2 50k0S3 rs % head
(Choice) ...................$3 500S4 = % head
Mich Cows. .S25 0035 90 q head
(Choiee) ......,.......S $50 00fd75 90 "a head
CALVES WARNINGS. S8 750S10 80 ~ head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

The Faabon from Corpus Christi, August H. left in DOR,
ready Major Barbour Ase New and Ann
Maria Mitchell Of Baltimore for Pen.acoa unloadng Storm King
Brown, Of baltimore; Conquest Jenkins Of
Drift Mobile aud Gov Arsnsau saw schooner sup
Wing, Of Mobile on Pass Csas spoke the schooner
Rnena Vista. off Layaca bound in.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21

| DWELL. do
Mary Smith. ....Ss,dl
Rose Standish. .s2 ,dl
Stella .........-2s,d dr.
Salem.
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PASSENGERS
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

Per steamer Fashion, from Corpus Christi Richard Henry
Moore, Mr. Shoemaker Bowen Hayden Gallagher
wife and children, and three on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-21
EDUCATION.
. ENTuCKY MILITARY INsrITITE !

TX ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, d.
under the superindence o. COL ALLEN distinguished
Faculty.
The study s that usually taught Colleges
and fheoretie and Practical Engineering,
Inc buildings Of the Institute have been entirely rd during the
past and the
ted which have rendered the Institute uneqaed
and has
oughEehs ofinstructiop and streness OF government
The eighth annual will septern
be 1851 Entire charge 90 dollars
geen's fee % eItra) payable in advance.
the Superintendent Military fDatute Franklin county,
n.y., or the underRigned. p.
iyis I'm President Boxrd
FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
n Monsieur ALEX. NELSON, No. g St. Charles street
TEsTfMoNIALs:
Prof Nen please let chair
oil angu"gesih tho Kentucky Military III VIII Institute
Monsieur Nelson is decidedly
with, and gentleman in all his conduct
Prof. NOBLE BUTLER, L.ouisvills.
Monsieur Nelson
rty.' louisville Journal.
inducing nyrterea Of
me French and Engah Languages space
time. IN 0. Crescent
We have had can
recommend him
True Delta inn2s iv
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
and careful
Prosanta Francaise, Rampant
alenEie whose life
family and day school LIMITED pupils Extraordinary
iAelhtes Tor fhENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING. jams ly
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