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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-18


We have been permitted to examine letters from
Mr.: G. A: Ktnkead and Mr.. G. I. Barnes, from
which We learn some particulars Of tins recent mas
sacrs and mail robbery BY the Sioux Indians, near
Fort Laramie.
Il appears that Mr.. Kinkead left Fort Laramie on
the 18th OF November, In company with Mr.. Jami-
son, the conductor OF the Salt Lake mall, aud his
two essistants, one Of whom was named Wheeler
the Others name Il mot stated. When the party had
reached point about twenty-five miles from Lara
nio add six miles from Major Dnpps' station, they
were attacked by fifteen Sioux Indians and at the
first fire two of the party were killed and third
MORALLY wounded. When Mr.. Jamison, who was
about 100 yards In advance, shot, his mule ran
back 10 the wagon In which Mr.. Knkead was seat
ed, ~ yet unhurt. Mr.. X. concluded to mount him
and escape, but ~ ho emerged from The wagon,
ball gTAzed his ne,k, and be had hardly mounted
the mule WREN he received two AFRO ~ in his breast,
Two in bis hips and two in his back lie fell sense
less to the earth, but recovering soon he saw two
Indlaxs making on with his mule. They made signs
for him to go back from whtre he came, and be
etartei for Dripps Station. Fortunately, Major
Dripps was out, engaged in scattering arsenic to
wolves, which abound In that region. He met Me-.
KinktAd, and sssisted him to the house. Arrived
there, Mr.. Kirkead dispatched q messenger TO Fort
Laramie, and esc,rt was sent forthwith TO bring
him to the Fort
He IL COW staying at Fort Laramie, and Is rapidly
recovering. At the time the attack wAs made, nc
had with him about $40 ,000-one half In coin, aad
The rest In draffs. The coin was carried of by tce
Indiana, bnt he ,eeded In saving the drafts The
mail bags were cut open and rsnsacked, but accord
Mg to Mr.. Bsrnes' statement. the letters were re-
covered and will be forwarded as soon a. possible
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DEATH or AN OPIUM EArnR.-,On the 7th inst.
man named Gates, ABBOTT 20 years OF age, teams.
ter,wss found dead Ia stable In larestown, MaM.
Coroner Sumner was called, bat did not deem IN
inquest Dscsssary as 1t was evident that his death
ossv~~x ~ -. 49, Ace uss ~ Opium, Ly1s
iscs OF waica vas Quad n one u hiS ooekstA
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FoHEIGN Consul DIscHARegp.--Iaforma.io has
bten received OF ane Stase Depsrtnsnt a. WASHING
Brg men. t1et Mr.. John Wolff, Ut s. LOUIS, NJ,
bss, Oh bis Own application, assn dis harged from
The duties as B emtn co5sul in that city; aad .hat
nerc vtnrot oe, for ana present, aaSipe' consu!
lppoirte1 N Gas pl ace.
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Tie Wo0UlS ~ one Coovoeo - Do0ooA VuDoeSa
Aasssssrs, Censtahlss, -.
y. - ---Asd to ny before rsadsrs tins nssns9
the names Of ths ssi ~~csrs elect viz. Tbs 6ebso9
Commissonsrs the schsoi Inspsslsss ana shs Gshss1
Trustees together with the Assessors anil Cosseaosss
elect. We would have done this sooner, not for
the rsmisness Of the Inspectors Of Esetions vhe bad
NOT their returns perfected antil recently. Even
there are three wArds--viz-: Second Eleventh. and
rwsfth-in which there has been declaration made
certifying to the Of the return couss
quenty tho record Internal In those cases have
given the name OF the candidate having the Aghsst
vote.
The Commissioners mentioned in the anaexcd INST,
together with twenty-five Others who hold over for
another year, constitute the Board Of Educaten
whose sessions viii commence January They are
elected for two years. onshA going out Of ocs every
year The Board for the coming year win coAtan hut
forty four members instead Of atty nine It's present
quota This 10 Of the terms Of the old Pub
lie School officers expiring with the present year The
troll Of the Free Academy the normal schools end The
evening schools They also belong, ecc0SciO 70 the
local ward Board Of Trustees. In common with al
other school officers they are not allowed any so.psn-
The Board Of Trustees have the management Of the
WARD DAY schoos There are in each ward eight rrus-
tees who, with the two COMMISSIONER constitute the
local Board.
The Inspectors of which there are two in each ward,
were originally Designed m check the BCAv1 Of
Trustees 1t IL their duty 10 visit the schools twice .
year, and reprt tina CONDITION Of the to the Beard
II il impossible to tell with anything like accuracy.
the political complex Of the Hoard OF EducatIon
It IS supposed, However, that the wings have = snan
majority.
THE BOARD or EDUCATION FoR 1855.
Those marked with star 60 have been re elected;
v W siS:s a Wig D. "a, Democrat s. SOFT hard r.
and Twelfth wards give the highest number Of votes,
there being no declaration made
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ooN5TABLEs ELECT.

Wards.
1-Alexander Brute, Charles DAILY
2-Charles W. Kruger, Richard d. Marshall.
ANDREW Nesbett, Alexander Thompson.
4-John 1agan, Michael Dooly.
5--Charlcs Riley, Charles i. Watts.
6--Jamcs Esebitt, John g. Peraz
John A. Van Bokkehn John J. Blair.
8-Willism d. Jones, Abraham Moses
o-BcDjsmin n Miner, Ira Q. Pierson.
10-George w. Young, James He'll.
11-Henry Dreher, Peter v. Broack.
12- John r. Harrington, George Goodwin.
l3--Johu w. sonerinayks William f. Horton
l4-Nathanel Ffnch, Washington Q. Hatton.
15-George W. Bogcrt, James King
1e-Benj J. Carr, Stephen Parel
1T-yarnum s. Mills, Benjamin Merritt
1S--Henry Bishop, William II mpkins.
lq-John MeGlynn, Patrick Flynn
2c--Iewis Hecker, William keenan,.
2l-James Polhenius, Jeremiah r. lockwood.
22-Mcajah M. Stanels. Abraham Coleman.
ASSESSORS
Ward John II. Williams Ward 12-John g. Austin.
2-Isaac Ayres. 13-Iewis Wilmington.
Isaac T. Olmstead A-Henry r. West.
4-Patrick Grove. 15-Jsaac N. Physcl.
5-John d knsey. 1e-Whtman Phillips.
G-Edwd j. hcGlenn. 17-Jas McAli ster.
JAS. Crolius. 1s-Gnnt III. Adams.
S-John GantE 19-Geo. J. Gregory.
Q-Wm. Bogart. 20-Dan. Hogencamp
10-Ed'd H. Dominck 21-Thos. q. Davis,
11-Esek. Ryne. 22-No return.
In the Second and Eleventh. the two candidates who
ceved the highest number Of votes Isaac Ayres and
Esek Rync, no declaration having been made By the
ward canyassers Of the respective wards
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Andrew y. Perry, u. b X.
j. G. Able, w.
William Allison, w.
A. Day II. to I'll vacancy.
Charles 3 rappan, w. h Il.
William Sinclair, II.
David Webb, w. X X.
J. Weldon Fell, II. o., W.
James W Bush, no. RAW.
VIM. Jores, w.
Leonard l.. johnson, H0.D.
A. v. williams, W.
Andrew i. Case, Y.
a. II. Green, 3.
NJ. underhill, II. X.
r. A. Adams, r.
William Hubbard, II. q. W.
Chas. II. Smith, II. o. w.
John Hull, w.
n. Fowler, w. Il r., bolter.
Elw. B. Fellows, II. O., ID.
T.. w & Mc,laslcv RI q VI
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I-R.W. Townsend, IL o u.
2--Jshn Hooper,H. o. W.
3-A s. Jones', H. O. ".
5--Florence Mccarthy, II.
5-Ab'm 4. Wilson II Cd.
c--Rob't I i.swlor. II. Cd.
T--Ab'm Nnike, IL. q. Il.
s--Isaac Philips, = D.
e--Mlliiam :. See, y II.
lo--A.. &. Scr,bner, H.O. W.
11-Jedcdiah Miller, Q b.
12-Jobn Green, II.
la-Janies II. Irwin, HOS,
14-Henry p. West, HOS.
15--E. L. ReGdle, II. o., w
lc-J. De LamD ter, H o., W,
lib. r.. Winthrop. %n. &R
Is-Wm.H. Nelson d. AR.
1e--J C.Iutherrord, H.O.D.
2o--W. z. Rowland, II. %. W.
2l-John Davenport, =
Or. II. Shannon, w.
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SCHOOL INSPECTORS AND TRUSTEES.
First ward.-Iaspe ster-Jsm.s II Andrews Trustees
flames II Inbusb, year; Nichl. Brennan, years;
Michael Haiper, full term; Irwin Hagan, do.
second observation-disclosures Chambers. Inspse-
Third ward-Inspect Little. Trustees
VIM. L. Elsworthy, Jonathan ). Broome.
yars To All yac.nayU b"rdief YraD.eesjas
Riley. Michael CoDroy
Fifth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Parks. Trustees
ALBERT i. DeCAmp Charles 9. Mott James H. Tuthill,
to I'LL vacancy.
sixth warl--Insy ccsor--John G. Manning. Trustees
Timothy Brennan George Pearson Patrick Geraghty.
Seventh .--Inspeclor-BenjA min parkhurst; Jas.
r. Breinner (vacancy) Trustees-zebulon O. lnsise,
George G. King
Eighth o-Inspec.or-Ssmuel J. Berry Trustees
WIN. Westeried; David A. Fowler, 10 I'll vacancy.
Ninth ward-Inspec tor--Solomon Banta. Trustees
James H. Townsend; Charles 3 Wright, to I'll vacancy
Tenth ward-lnspcctor--Elas COmbes; Asa Parker, to
All vacancy. Trustees-Charles L. Brewer, Charles +.
Pierce: Jacob Lyon, to I'll vacancy.
Eleventh ward .-inspector--Eksha Combs Asa Parker,
to I'll vacancy. Trustees-willan Cummings, Charles
Twelfth ward --Inspector--Bartlett Smith Trustees
hilbert c. Hebburd for full term William $. Jennings,
for vacancy.
Thirteenth ward.-Inspeetor-sandy Higgins. Trus.
tees-Alonzo G. Reynolds, VIM. H. Romano.
Fourteenth ward.--Ir spector--wm r. Prsut. Trus-
teeIhomas Boese, Janss Muiligan; Thos. IL Geraghty
Fifteenth Neutrality-suspicious. L. Mason Trus-
tees-James Oliver, Linus W. stevens Joseph B. Var
sixteenth ward.Inspector-Danie d. Ross. Trustees
Jeremiah Ciarey, Edward Eslcr
Seventeenth wrrd.--IpspectOr- Wallace. Truss
tees--Wm. II. Mblct, John c. Cliambcriin.
Eighteenth ward -Inspcetor-Joserh +. Joy. Trus-
teesE Delafeld smith, John n. Burcson Peter Cooper
TO al vacancy for years Jas Medney do for one year.
Nineteenth ward Inspect0r-Isaa: Adrinncc. Trus-
tecs--GeoSge W. Beebc; James NJ. Gillespie, years
James Hatfield, years; Daniel Gailaghe year
Twentieth neutrality-suspicious. h. Fitzgerald.
Trugtecs-James II. Post; James Kearney; VIM Menck,
2 years; Thos 81. Partridge, year
Twenty-hrs rd-Inspectos--Elwu Hunter. Trus
tees-J Webster Cochran; Recompense Stansberry.
Twenty second ward-fnspector-Sanuel J. Hopkins
Trustees-Nathaniel s. Wing, Vim. Darling Jr; Samuel
Fleet 10 ill vacancy. Peter G. Male
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-24

10 Those naible for Of RUPTURE In all ita
forms dai increasing popularity the proclaim
to their friends with heartfelt Joy, II cured cudadcy
cured, by The use of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY"iil
The Medical Faculty this country. throughout England
Francs universally their
tive Truss while they the only constructed
accordance with the principles Surgery effect 90
differs action from all light elastic comfortable to
completely herna perfectly retains the
rupture here let that is moi
they must look equally as mnh toits application by
familiar with the the body the proper
Of that good will result from it, Dr. Lawrence,
hrated English Hernia ably
operations mechanical surgery.
The RUPTURE REMEDY external application which IL
taken Absorption facilitating and adding peranency
Its there
abdomen predispostion rupture.
The OF the of this popular
who devoted many years the study
Rupture enables him. examination sclect
size shspe promote speedy and radical cure.
ESs Particular attention given to RppuIed Child on.
PLANTERS and others their SLAVES CURED without
interfering with their labor enhanced VALUE USEFUL
NESS
N Persons the Patent Curative TRUSS RurTURE
REMEDY and avoid worthless mutations must be particular
member the observe the number of the store inquire
for and have personal interview with
DR.. SH Err AN,
febsS fysp 20 st. Charles 8 treet.
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1STEW CIGAR STORE-M. VIDAL. would an
nounss the public that he has opened the
Commercial Place and ST. Chae with vr5
assortment of CIGARS and TOBACCO The of Havana
Of VIRGINIA LEAF. al sn,sr
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

| 4- CRESCENT OvrroE.
Wednesday Morning, May "a 1854 (
COTTON. The light supply sale caused moderate
operations yesterday and the sales reached only $500
bales at the improved prices which noticed yesterday
| NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. n Middline Fair ID o1s
Ordinary. .5AG81s Fair. 9Jka-
a M,ds MiSiii.x s e Coco nominal
| COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
coTTos--bns, Ton,cco--hhds
stock sssi. % hand a.l Sept 284s5
yesterday. 92-1s27,ss8 S7-27,4 67
133s4O $685.
. yesterday. 2i2i-1oe7o2o 600 &c, 557
Stock on hand not cleared 27I,52o s6.375
TOBACCO. The sales were larger yesterday than
have taken place for several days Previous embracing
about 400 hfds of which SO at 84 90 at 100
at AZ, and heard Of sale Of about 100 bids, Of
which we did not get particulars.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. =. There good de-
mand for Sugar, and 1900 hhds sold. Prime, 4G0415.
Molasses dull and 1900 bbs taken at 9f01iz for Fer
mentng and Good Reboiled.
FLOUR. Small lots selling at $7$7 25 for Superfne
st. Louis and Illinois.
CORN. The stock on hand is light, and the sales
were confined to about 1000 SKIS Of which 1900 Mixed
Yellow at 5s655 1900 at about and 300 White at
$4,000.
PROVISIONS -. 1000 bbls rninspected Mess were
taken Monday and yesterday at about S12 259l2 IS
Mess is retailing briskly at S12 sa0s1s Bacon dull
at 81 067E for Cincinnati Sides St. Louis offered at 81
We heard Of no transactions in Lard
CoFFEE....T The demand was good with sales of 1850
bags at 924, $50 at TO- and 400 Prime at 10Ae
BAGGING AND ROPE 80. 40 bales India BaggnE
taken at 21Se cash but holders generally ask 49,
and upwards 275 coils Rope were sold on Monday at
ssAe. cash.
WHISKY. "a bbls. Raw were taken at 2215, and
some small lots Of Rectifed at 22e.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. 1850 bbls sold in three lots
at 800, equal to cost a decline.
FREtGHTs -. Freights still firm. ship was
taken yesterday at l7se. for Cotton, to Hayre.
EXCHANGES. -. Demand moderate. ..o..
Sterling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ix89% a Ct prem
Francs. ST o56DSf 10 "a dollar
NeW fork slxty-day Bills PERSONAL---VERY. v Ct disc
Sight Checks on New York ........ I0% d Ct prem
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ENXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-At sight,
III "A and Oh time, in to suit purchasers. For by
apis Sm 81 Caroudelss street
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GALVESTON AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mexico-sis bbIs
aou 1873 do whisky IS ck bacon, hama
SKIS corn, $50 bxs clare rndse "
LVERPoo-Shp John balss cotton 64B
1000 - " ''
NEW foRkShp Medistor9s cotton hemp i59 bba
pork % lard Al do castor oil TAI hhda sugar. ck
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NEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT.-The sub
sbere have hand and will be from
ne ma9na1ory an assortment Of Zinc Points made BY the
Zinc Company, which
accommodating packages U.s. so ard 100
lbs, Snow White, Brown Colors. sale by
my1 BoGERT, WILLIAMS q CO. 20 5,amp street
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IMPORTS

LlFERPOQL--Bark Woodman-42l0 aka salt to order
MAIANzAs-Bark Cathsue-39g hhdB Nicholson SEQ.
son kro.
PENsAcoLAsehr Harrzon-650Oo feet lumber 1000
laths P0oiey. S'F
AvaradGloo efs wine Sc bk empty
4o Gkts oil Llcose bales blankets de Gor Rd-f
mdss bxs mde 60 bks empty bottles 400 do oil yeon
bales Dbl mdse Bonnabe90T cks Juge &co4 bills
mdse SO jars ia Matian l25 bkt
oil 70 6bs wine Gad6 cases Insdae39 Jars pcs
ware anati, Gahdofo aco5G bbls 4s
bottles seepe9so bxs mdse 74l bills wine
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& 7. MIC HOLAS EXCHANG
NJ The proprietor Of the ST. Niohoas friends
ad the public generally that he has during the entirely
nn and the above popular place that the
superior liquors laid In.
The billiard of the ST. Nicholas bh the argez
elegant m the city, provided with
abeswbicb will alwsy be running varied
and superior assortment Of
E
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RECEIPTS on pRoDucE.


,s st. + Atlantic 90 SG aour Ksnno
k shsT % 50 90 do es g.
ban Stark DAY Hsnans kegs bSar L
ass Sacks S ea ST. Go
ks malt Barlow KEGS b pork 0p 03 S
na X sss esf nx wgh, do Connolly
eo2a do b Morton hhds srandsr Williams SEQ
s. hhds tobacco
GRAND PRARIE-Per steamer ophelia is hbds sugar Fellows
DO d g a9f
Dbl, do Lsss1 hhd do de . bbis
hd sugar IL bs and Do 1noasss.
3 IS si :GSa SON
Do = 80 * corn Il Twshs hhis
apples s esas sss g bs rsa
bio go sS"@ ss s do
Cook aeO,9 s5s y n DO 6ssf Taylor nars
Mregor do do s eo nal
S'S 5 sh. e.eH g
sas ssons sg SHr A e s oz Gs5s
tai, IS bales cotton, "a hhls tobacco.
w nAYou sARAfer , ,sams Laurel M bales cotton Wright
- hhds a?9 bbs WarneEen
g S's &c g. ,qE osa ~
PORT HUDSON 100 hhds sugar Boeart Fo
pff 10 DO oefsa s S e do DO d s s4s
30 Do % q s1 nGs'is
Gh sugar. ii ell @os bales
steamer ss 1 RS, $50 hid Rs
10 Degeos PLEASANT Beoeq--b beies Iapeu b Fer n
tai $50 hhds sugar. ~ ~
C0NSIGNEES
NEW YORk-Per ship HeberFodick &co-J See-FJolD.a a.
CaussS Todd &coL BnacDeBlane FancheauxJ Bangie
Bsebe AGO BIidgeWheeler Blake-J Preau Acoho Pinot
&ookendal, Yoe Sco-J Omers-O Sauay-R Nautre Srs
sShlnEsnGSanon Tatr9l aeoWard Cherry Hando
sNn-B sheda-C buddecke &coA Grief
"a Delazrage-H Stone &co-Chm Bolton-H PackardI
Morlson-Mehieoy Bradford.C & b Tae-D Ranett-H
BeRrhG GuthJ Stroud B|ache LsaunOutW a n Nes
geM MieN MaracheP Nichols &co--Sine,s E1presa Ram
Sea;,R Hall A9TayG HEARTS, Il Kennedy Sewn Crew
Hart 6eo- Barlow &eoJ IIarde co-Sanlpson 4 Keeus
-Dayis Titus aco-Rnd order. t - H'
SPOKEN.
0 by ship Craek the 18th Instant Gun Key chin
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ST. LOUIS
VIII leave WEDNESDAY, May u, st

viii leave WEDNESDAY, May a. st 5 O'CLOCK rm
FLOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO and MEM eg m.
Hls.Ths rev and pleudid passenger fAtas5
er BELLE KEY, Captain P. A Key will leave Mrs1asg
above For freight having unsurpassed
tions, apply on board or to
III. CHILDS, Poydras ST.
ts Passage through to New York and other
10 Gays
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ARKANSAS RITER.

wilfleave WEDNESDAY, May "a, at 5 c'eloetpu EU
NOR LITTLE ROCK, VAN buren,, ssHg
H. FORT SMITH FORT GIBSON and all inter ID
mediate landtngs.-ThA splendid ligh
Gnnng passenger UBA, Captain PrsEard
eags above For freight passage, having
apply CT board, LEWIS SSAFFss3 Levee st.,
to u. GREEN Wo0D4a co.
T Nfsitora TO the Hot Springs (Arl will peafe
here plenty Of and the Yub will through
ton myl4
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OHIO RTRER

Will leave WEDNESDAY, Nav 81 O'Clock p NJ
HTOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, s~g =
IL MADISON and all laningsfstar stAnS
Lane Ihe new and favorita steamer GLENDALE.
sorge W Ford, MISTER port receiving gn,
leave AZ above For freight
mya& ROGERS, MEG uIRE CO., q Poydras 81.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFEREos CRY.
...5 Tuesday Evening May %, 1854.
Arrived to-day 65 head OF Western Beeves moderate
stock of Texas Cattle with small supply Of other stock
on hand
-PRICES-
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a RRIYAL OF MADAME ADoLPHE
EDUCATION.

NtSRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
H. Monsieur ALEX. NELSON, No, St. Charles Etreet
TESTIMON1ALS:
Prof Nelson please Let know whether YOUR chair
Of languages in the Kentucky Military Irsttute T
- Z. W. MORGAN, Joint Superintendent.
Monsieur Nelson decidedly teacher Of French
with. and gentleman in all his conduct.
Prof. NOBLE BUTLER, louisville.
Monsieur Nelson recommended the achoars
rity.T Louisville Journal ~ ~
His well nduog mysteries of
the French Spanish aud English Languages in very space
time. N. o. Crescent. r -
We have had personal opportunities Of Judging of Prof
conntiouaiy recommend him no apt each and his ysiem
can se say hattis the bestwe put pracce
true Della. tan2e ly
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD 'PRTNCI-
"a PLEAnxous Guardians are informed
that Mrs. WILLIAMSON, lady Of Rev. Wianson Rector Of
PEglse Pctestane Frgnsse Rampant street. of
hsnpie whose life Teaching admit into
family and day school LIMITED
facilities for FRENCH MUSIC and DRAWING. iarS "
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - AS
Misses ALLISON. - ~
The Directors this Institution, Masters the
7aous Departments requisite finished
to their charge.
~ parent.
~hleh eau pe had az the institute. s21 I'm
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FByHE ROAD TO HEAI,TH-

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATIC FEVER BY EoT
LOWAYs PILLS, IN VAN DIEMA&1S LASDaargaret MeCen-
ntgan pnetean Of residing suffering
fon violent upwards onth witch bai
entirely deprived her OF he Of her lrbs period
was under the care Of three Of the meat eminent medical
Town. and by them her considered
ed upon her Paeuts 10 let her RoowAYs CELEBRATED
P which hey consented to do and incredibly space
from the Hobart Town Courier" - - Nf-
Sold
jnent Temple Bar London all the Druggists
Testers Medicines To the United States
.entsaad 50 each Whoeanle the principal DHg The
Co, New Orleans. -A
IF There 10 considerable in taking the large sizes.
NJ for the guidance parents in every
afHIed tn aseh boz. .
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sup Mediator, Bell hew York, J O Woodruff dco
ARRIVED.
Ship carrsek Norris from Hayre 10th inst ballast Whitney
Ship Northern Chief Young, is days Boston, aser-Is
district.
Ship oeaq Queen, Hail. days York, ballast master
LIST district.
Ship St Per-; Dillingham; days York. ballast to
ter-lst district.
Bark Amah York. daya maanzls Beeher aco-ad
dsfict. = -
Bark Alyhrado Sleeper, Marse,s March, ars-
Bark Caharns, Watts, days Maanza Beohor
district.
sp bark Ansbe Rosa caus from Mnaazs ballast
tsr-4i d1atTiet. s
schr Gen Ha rison Langley days Pensacola to master
Br bark Woodmfn, Gnliee, from Liverpool,
Steamboats,.
Atlantic, Cutter, from St Louis.
ophela, Dmitry, from Grand PRAIRIE
Laurel Hill, Cotton. Bayou Sara, ."g.
Sipzy, Cre, from Port Hudson.
Mary Bess Greig, from Attakapss
Buckeye, Cox, from Cincinpati
T0wboat Steele down md
TO sea 18Th inst ships Falcon Manchester
batbopt-brought sbp Ocean Queen Peter and bark
Towboat PGrpose Brown Paes.owed down and ia a
1871 inst hipa Belle AEatzs md Fere-trough up ship
Chc. = ~ ~
Towboat Olivia Whitemore Passeg-ed down and to
brought up 10 ieDer barks Cabariue and
Towboat DeSoto WhRnn and to sea
1911 INST bark Hazzard big Cronstadt Leon
and An--brough harks Agarado and Woodnan
I Taylor.
rowboa. N seck Chambers Passesroughs up ship
Carrark -
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF DAILY CRESCENT.
Wednesday Morning, May "A, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Mexico Thompson for Galveston Masgorda
n Harris d Morgan
p i Snip John Garrow Dyer Liverpool Maxwell heo
sbtp Mediator, Bell Hew York, o Woodruff aco
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Will leave FRIDAY. MAY &c. At 4 O'Clock p M
HiN0R LOUISVILLE and all inter sug
IL mediate lahdngsEhe new light draught
passenger steamer EMPIRE, Meekn muster, q
leave as above For freight apply
STRoTHER d BROS, Poyiraa street.
80 plan the Cabin be and
plying to the Agents.
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Will leave FRIDAY, May 2s, at ocloek p. M
NOR CINCINNATI, NJ ADISON, IT, =
LOUISVILLE and all Intermediate lasskFssa
The tne fast running BUCKEYE szez2
Cox MASTER receiving freight viii leave as aboye For
freight or PASSAGE apply on board
my24 ROGERS, MCGUIRE & co, % Peydras at
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LIST on VESSELS IN PORT NoT CLEAREn

PASSENGERS.
Per ship Cauask, from Hsvre-44s in the stserage.
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SPOKEN

s by ship Caack, Instant OF Gun Kew pbin snet,
from Now York for this port. - t '
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RBASS CHRISTIAN-A few FAMILIES can a.
q accommodated with excellent in E:I
private Hous Immediately the
Lace.
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Win leave about WEDNESDAY, o'clock p NJ
=ESOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- s-
a mediate landngs.Rsgnlar Louisville lL9S ~
Orleans Packet A. l.. SNOTEYELL.-The rsSs5s VIII
WELL Captain B. L. Elliott will freight or pas
aage, having
STROTHER 4 BROS, Is Poydras street.
" plan Of the Cabin be
applying to the Agents. m "a