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Passengers Arrived by steamers.

FHoa ST. Louis-By the james Lyon
Miss Passon Mitchell, Richardson, syar Mr. Motto.
FROM sr LouIs-By the Columbus: 35
Lewis, L5onsJ Relish Wood, suhrsn Bncher LII
criendes.
From CrscISsArf-Bp he Norma:
Maysry, Mr. Ps,ts5 Young Mr. wslthrqp Finley n
saaa ssa ia%s M family hsns
Nj. s @ h ~ Tn s N
%s 3ii.an, Mr M.asr Raads Maj Merrill Hewitt
FROM Bayou SARA-By the st. Charles
Mss Michael BailI4nt Lancaster Smith canangnes,
d Barrow, Mr. Green and two ladies'.
FRom ST.. LoUIs--By The Elephant:
BstWoad J Leksy,J Laad Miller csessy jacob.
Lewis murray sa. Z 5s,lIs shsa1sa BONG. ia
E Asan. Na'P asw s pssa Rs
Ksiy Basin csssn Barnes sey Lsrlsy
Mrs. Whitaker, Gen NJ Stewart Hal Harrias
From ALExASpRIA--Byn The Jean WeJre:
Autls Eyans Butts FRAZIER, " Wolf H;,I
| j q Bladssau L A Webre, Goodiei.
| Faoa LoBDELL's sroRE-Byths Neap Latona:
NJ ssrs I'd ssy si f f F's 81 h,s gs M
Chss Keller, p capderils glE
FRom GRAND PRA1RIE-By the .9tna;
| Mr. Ruet aud daughter, E Matter. s-t,.
1 FRon BAror RouGE-Bg the Gem:
ss1 DPe osd. Wig staea
Amant 3 jablan Wight Deasle Breani. Pfh. css
Moore servant Mr. Peraai aud family, vichnane MIR
P Reese, MIRA J Mesere.
Faom M,LLIKEs's BESD-By The H. M Wright:
DL Lyons Gtz Bonrne, Counpt Hedek soykns Boykns,
ara And ady Morris Featheren
| Jordan Rhodes, Dr Mitchell Mr. Lezler.
| FROM SAY FgAYcIsco-By the Promethets:
Col Stewart o A; L Robinson Wood, PASTOR,
Knight w Hsnson CIV MontgoaeryG Stein, Walker
Fen Jas Clark, VIM WaddeI G Hawkins T M Hawkins,
nnka BanKhop. Wells, w Fleming Trathau
alden JsInes Pitcher Hopper, John Scott, Richie Joh
tiep Birch Chds Fal all Gswoid, Peter Doyle
SOC, Mtuehe Chiffon Chiffon Dyer Duke Iiaist
ssiot W Nfon Nfon,J Dykes Spencer Chas Meram
Jno Roberts, Eae Eae, Thos Rodgers
| Trahgp, NJ Rupper, M Kiddre, W Andrews.
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ten Of registration, Of all valuable letters at The option Of
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cents additional postage being
charged for registration and all registered letters to bs
made up under special post bill and sent under spe-
and accounts Is also suggesed in order the readily
TO ASCERTAIN when vauaiuable letters missing and
give an easier clue to mail robberies
The Postmaster compliments the Collins line Of
steamers Mighty and thinks the original allowance made
TO by was too low but that the present
nav is too high He does not, however, recommend
decided course with reference thereto He thinks the
California mail steamers service costs too much and
eests that unless contractors will give weekly service
te present contract price, the Government had better
exercise their right and abrogse the contract BY
chase Of the Company's ships.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

sT CHARLES A sabiey, Levitt Jno Cumnns IT, Jro o
RELY Ala DR. Boz lady servant c. H Edison A;
Harfip eddes Csh James Todd Gong John Wade aud
dv lis Thomas BAly, Evans Va D W Barrow, ]
Bond boyd Hsnna aud Ame Powell iht
man. Willis II Cones, Cfltendsn, KY Mrs 8
Powell s G; H Butts rasy, Evans Gal
D Wolf Texas
ARCADE H Powell, hrt Weeus Beataon Geer, Ls;
Cater Fla smn Miss Jas Sawyer, Y; George Sawyer
Conn.
ST LOUIS Toole G Ball. N " Mr. Estivia Madrid, De
Iezard Paris; Bowers Mexicei Hall, o. VIM Markham,
La; Rogers Manning Tam
yEgANpA W Lancaster, Kerr, KY sou,hga,e, Tex
Goodet Charles Renche, Ala; Lee, Ii Hitchcock LIZ;
| Hewitt, Va
cITYJ BELOW. R Gresham, TIufspt W Bakers, La; N
Owen Picot, " Todd y Il White, Ky; Eaeon
| Miss Sam Mum, cal; LawIess w BUR, Texas.
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MProposals have been issued by the Cuban Gov
eminent for contract twenty thousand square
he Spanish Is twenty English inche Of Bo
ton granite blocks for paving the streets of Havana for
payment Of which the Government will be responsible
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LIQUOR Law IN NEWPORT. the liquor
cases in Newport R. T. fell through at the late term Of
the Court of Common Pleas account of fatal objec
tons to the formalty and legality of the proceedings
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
INourar.-The Coroner held AM INQUEST "

INQUEST The Coroner held an inquest on
Tuesday evening" over the body Of unknown old
woman who fell dead the street. at the Of Espa
made and Condo streets The verdict rendered was death
by apopexy She gray hairedappeared to be about
sixty sixtyfve yearswas coarsely clad-snd, as no
had claimed Unidentified her to yesterday morn
ing she was buried by the Corporation.
POLICE STATISTICS We collate as follows
from the official report Of Mr. James Chief Of Police for
the six months ending October 81, 1854:
Total number of arrests H. 557 Of which 1927 we're for
ntoxcstion 29 assault and battery breach and dis
turbance Of the peace 1884 for vagrany 633
runaways so assault with intent to murder 60 for
saut with dangerous weapons Al for breach of trust III
for carrying concealed weapons 1874 dangerous and
suspicious characters 10 for highway robbery 46l for lar
ceny for kidnapping II for murder 1s for perjury 10
for for rape, SO for receiving stolen
goods IS for riong "A for selling liquor to slaves 63 for
wnding 10 for passing counterfeit money 80 lost chill
dren 1922 for violation of ordinances etc. etc 1T must
be borne mind that many Of the above arrests were Of
the same persons repeated occasions and that many
arrested at the time for several OF tins
offences enumerated. The only blank line in MI James
tabular statement that opposite the crime Of infant
cide-a thing pleasing to note considering the abundance
of other crimes The following the collection Of fine
| and ;ail faes for the six months:
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CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, December l3, 1854.
Arrived to-day 40 Attakspas Cattle 1870 Hogs, and 81
Cows The supply of Hogs and Attakapas Cattle is am
pie with moderate stock of Western Cattle and Sheep,
Veal Cattle scarce Prices Of the better descriptions Of
Cattle but little rmer and for other stock continue
easy at our quotations:
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1aPoRTs
CossIGaggs.

Moke &eo,
eREgsocK-Bask Stewart mdso
W Prhen &so-7o bids potatoes W Benioa &eo.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY MORNING, December IA, 1854.
CUEApBn YESTERDAY.

Harris d Morgan
Stsanhip Cxsba Forbes for yera Cruz Harris Morgan
Steamship Webster Churchill San Juan de Nieaagns
W G Tsmpeou
sbp CIarisza Currier Banton Tor Liverpool Whitney
Ship Gnlf STeaa Lord, Liverpool, J L whitney eco
Venice, Fish, BRACES, Sonthrnayd & Harrison
Steamer Ben Franklin Berry for Apalachcoa Master
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ARRIVED.

htsamshp Promeiheu Juan do Gcaragua Tempeon
Bsh ship Arthur Bema London Slst October to Houghon
Rankin Aco-lst district.
Ship Rogers Thompson days from Bath, Maine, 10 Green,
Harding &co-lst district.
British Bark Alberta Camon Greenoek Goth October to STAN
ton &eo-ist distriet.
British bark Po.na, Rio de Janeo sh October to John
ston, Moke &co-lst district
Spanish brig Angelo days from Vera Cruz in ballast to
maBer-3d diatrct
Spanish from Havana, ballast 10
ter-3d district.
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Persevefaneo-sss
bbs -four hhds baen % bills whisky do pork
b mosea 10 do potatoes do and 10 kegs lard herees hams
aundrieH.
SAN JUAN DE Steamship Daniel Wsbster-Ir
ballast.
LvERPoo-ship Clzrssa currerss1 bales cotton a4o0
1IyERPooL-ship Calf siIsam-al91 bales cotton.
BRAzossehr veaicesfo baskets OIL SAT pkg md
VERA osabsssl bales cotton, II butter
100 boxes and bb OIL u hegse mules and sundriss
Observation-Disclosures Ben Frankla-Si hbls whky,
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CRoCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

DrsGgs Medicines, Ese9.fssnsef'y, etc
E Tbs subscriber would especially cali the astsEoloi
Painters Physieianh Faiea sl stoek
OF all hich,on
sTRmnAtioE will be found Resi- D9ENUlNE DuIiDgN
season SODA WATER AND MEAD OF the bestqusity V
Mineral
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Bar Rooms supplied
reasonable ssrms PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPARMlNi
GoULEY BITTEkS, ete. THOMAS RANKIN
dsWiy Druggist and Aposhsrar Camp End egdEsE
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" YoN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA

m YON'S EXTRACT u. PURE JAMAICA
GINGER.Nothng said the attention If
the public this article when that it pure
Medical seeking harmless beverage destroy
the unwhoeome effect backsh and tulhd rely
character also extensively used for culinary
In avoring cakeB To the afflicted with Dyspepsia
Summer Complaints Cholern Nervous Debility Fever and DIX
Prostraton nothing
equal Manufactured by THOMAS LYON Chemist,
Broadway New York
LYONS PURE GINGER Sold by reputable Drug
ol8 6m3p J. WRIGHT Co. Isl ChartraA street
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THE POST MASTER GENERALS REPORT.
The Postmaster General in his report recommends the
passage of law authorizing the establishment Of sys-
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RUPTURE In all
orms popularity the Aetd proclaim
70 with hssrtteiioy 81 susdIam sarsdfadeay
cured, by tbs use Of
| sHERMANs PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REaMpf'pfi
Faculty country we'll
while they only that = constructed
As differs 10 slse Eo
hsrna ard psree s-ins Tue
observes thas Y cs
that the unfortunate ast look fer
snch TO ts correct application ~
the adaptAtoa
* will Dr. arrsnee the esie
hrated Enssh Hernia ably u Is Of he
| eperatonsin n,se harleal surgery, w as.h;.
.aSsn adding
certain pssvssys when weakness IN
abdomen prediapceiiento Iupturs
popuisrfruss and Remedy
The study and o.
,izs and promote speedy and raaieaieate,
| Psyiic Ssupgfed On
PLANTERS their SLAVk Cutk1 without
interfering with and enhsReed in VALUE and uahk uL
NESS. !. .,-,..,,,v-
dto4
store, nqrzfs
ernhd have apsrsonaiiAsasSeN win 4gi8s5 " FL
DR. SHERMAN,
l tshss Tysp IS 1T. Ckarlea Street,
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BOOKS and STATIONERY.

e. JOHNSON s. CO,
sTATIONERs, PRINTERS and R00K-BINDERs,
NO. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
~ Keep constantly hand extensive assortment Of
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS AND FORMS.
BOOKS OF every variety Hsr-
chants Banks Railroads. Comaaner Clerks and other Legal Oh
will hs supplied in the desirable
G5 BOOK BINDING AND RULINs IN ALL ITS VARIETIES
executed substantial, and workmsnIks st. 10.
FANCY BINDING kind executed with elegance and
taste. LtrArss rebound and numbered.
Merchants Pauter Bakers Railroad Contractors and OceTs
Eosaes Justices ndsed all have Cor the
Stationery d the ordinary FORM who desire have superior
article their examine
| arrangements for work nj SPIN
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GROCERIES.
WANTED.

NXT ANTED-An honest, capable MAN, as
WV Carrier for tha Paper for The Third District. ala
kNI ANTED-A TEACHER of the French Lam
wv capable instruction in Vocal and nssr
mental Music Preferred liberal salary vii be paid Address
mis- if l., F. PARKER, Ale IAndrs, La.
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MoRY HALI-FIFTH WEEK OF WEST PEEL'S ORIG
NAL CAMpBELL siINsTRELS4-Th popular Troape will
evening" Sundaya sIcsped where Will be produced
sy Of Buresque Facrs burietaae Msnhgs
llmsueEY,
~ MODEL, TROOP OF THE WORLD.
g bA, Concert TO commence AZ IA O'CLOCK
F5sf- Teksts, Fifty Ceuta.
- s'As M MATT PEEL, Manager.
A, JOSEs,
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LatonA, Gross Lobdels Store.
Columbus, Fulton, tiom 81 Louis.
Alice W. Glaze, Neal from Gorton's Landing.
James Lyon, Holiday from st, Louis
Norma, Walker, from Cincinnati.
Jasn Webre. Walker, from alexandria.
st. Charles, Apologize, from Bayou Sara
Elephant, Underwood. from St Louis
HIM Wright, Clarke, from Mllkena Bend.
Gem, Ebert from Rayou Sara.
Towboat Angloce Hoop en the Passetowed down and
instant, ship AEhlsnd aud bark w Colin
M brought up ship wm NJ Rog'ra and bark Alberta.
Whit Heatson, from the Phsstowed down and
the STU W Bruno and Radiusbronghtu ahI
Arthur, bark Portina brig Angelic schr Anita
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NATIONAL GUARDS BALL CON- "a
FANNY FA Graud Civic and Military BALL will be IA
gwen at HALL Jackson street. Fourth Ds'rc
WEDNESDAY EVENING December III 1851 for the benefit sdA
OF Company =, National Guards
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Gan Ell TRACY Capt ]. o. HOWELL.
Col n. FORNo, Lieut.. y o. CLAIBORNE
Lieut. Co. ]. a. JAQUESS, Lent W. g. VINCENT
MAI GERARD STITH. Lieut.. W II STONE,
sdft as E0RNO s Lieut.. BLACKBOARD.
Cant d VOORHEES, Lieut.. {. l. MARSHALL,
S,arpt Il II NEHhFFEY. Lieut., j. T. MTTCAELL,
Capt, r O.S SMITH, Sur. W. ". MlIIHElls
Capt VIM sAtOMoN, Serg LOUIS POWER,
cant SORIA. Ssrg. 7. BGYLAND
Lieut. w hi ZIMMERMAN, Serg. W. ROUSSEAU.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS
Liant. C. l. AlARsHALI.y Sarg, ARCH. FIRTH,
Lieut.. j. G. WALKER, Corp. RODGERS
serg r. JACOBS, Corp. s. j. BENNETT,
COMMITTEE INVITATION.
C,ol. H. FoRNo, Corp s. ]. BENNETT,
Iieut, FRANK BLACKBOARD, DAVID ADAMS.
Serg VIM. ROSSEAU, GEORGE BUTLER.
s5 Tickets $2Can Music Stores, Burnett
Bostwk the Creole office from member of the Gov
ritsa at Ayrsneements nss id
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ND 0PER s. TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
" street. TRAVIS respectfully
the citizens ofNew Orleans that they have
the extensive eae ct the above place. e
whole thing Of the kind in
the SOUTH they have spared no pan in procuring
ing Institution of this kind.
respectfully call examine she GYMN,
there strongly By ill
Physicians.
There attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM
with every necessary requirement.
Eay- Lessons given in Sparring and Fencing.
E the morning until 10 O'Clock the Even
| nh1
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nRLEANS THEATER. THURSDAY, Decem-
w bAF ia isFrat 81 The celebrated (Dou aeis Grar4
ursrn LU IA DI Duuc, Lacros be t.
era; Nine. Battle Pre:tis -
E Nofs-Psrsus who have engaged sah requested 10 cal
f O'clock otherwise ihsy will b dte
possd b. .-,,, ~. !,
4, h adnnf
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AN AMBuRGH,s MENAGERIE .

largest and most cempse COLLECTION q WILD ANNALS aRd
BIRDS 10 World including the Trick ELEPHANT, Tippo sat-
ami The RINoCEg0s Unicorn Of Holy Writ 10 Fall Grown
LIONS SESssS and nanbsr Of every variety %
Rarops Amscs win be exhibited at Hoo Of SSetscn sii
commencing WEDSksuAf pecsi
m a. on FLOATING PALACE elegantly hited up aad
~ we'll adapted ha5s OF the hsir native lsrssn
iungles. w -. ,i.n .,,.
The viii with the Ponies and tes Moqel
Riders with tho wonderful exploits Of Mr.
trained TIPeoo SULTAN aad eonelndswith the thrilling
fsa4of Mr.. Van Ambargh in the L ps aud IigeEs pens
CT Open from 10 A. ~ TO w Z. NJ -
T PERFORMANCES wiih Trained Animals aud o'clock NJ
Children and rs esnts oil II
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HpALLS, SOIREES, CONCERTS, Ere. sNaIA
u D The Large and cemmodieus ROOM in tbs MASON
Is for BALLS, soIREEs, CONCERTS or
LECTURES apply at the office Of the Grand secret
Charles Psrdido stresA dim
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MisttIlautous.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

z BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
For Csncinnati, Louisville, Lssdismapol;s Csn4s
6ws, ZaassviAs, Cleuslaad, Toledo,
Chicago and 81. Louis.
TNHROUGH TICKETS for all tho above
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Passengers leaving Washington ut g, A. NJ,
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splendid steamers WINCHESTER and DUR
NAL, for Wellsvilc, 90 miles from Wheeling
thence direct by railroad TO Cleveland, Toledo,
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THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE.

Inventors and Others desiring to obtain letters
patent for inventions, are requested 10 commune
cate directly with the editor of the PEOPLES jour
NAL, by whom all the necessary documents are
prepared, with the utmost fidelity and dispatch.
Patent business of every description promptly at
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Nov. 23--&
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

The cheapest, most comfortable, and expedl-
tious route to the White Sulphur Springs,
passing the Alum, Warm, and Hot Springs.
r.: cszzz.zzz, ARRANGEMENTS having
IL been made with the owners Of the
new and splendid steamer GEORGE PAGE to
run between Alexandra and Washington, dis
lance of six miles, in connexon with the trains
on this road and the Washington railroads the fol-
lowing schedule will take effect on <And after
Thursday, June !, 1854:
A train from Alexandria to Gordonsvle, and
intermediate stations, will leave the depot corner
Of Duke and Henry streets, at O'clock a. m,
the arrival of the Boat from Washington, giving
ample time for Breakfast on board arriving al
Gordonsville at half past 10 o'clock, connect
ing al that point with the trains on the Virginia
Central railroad TO Richmond, Charlottesville, and
Staunton.
train from Gordonsvile to Alexandra, and in
termediate stations, will leave GorGonsville al
IL o'clock, the arrival Of the cars on the Vir-
gina Central road arriving at Alexandra at half
past O'Clock, thus allowing time 10 connect with
the trains leaving Washington city for the north,
and for dinner on board the boat.
train from Alexandra to Warrenton and, in
termediaie stations, will leave Alexandria daily
Sunday excepied) al o'clock, p. M, arriving al
Warrenton 81 o'clock. p. m.
On Sunday will leave at o'clock a. m.
Train from Warrenion to Alexandra and inter-
mediate stations will leave Warrenion daily Sun
day excepted al quarter before 2 o'clock, q. m,
arriving ~ Aicxandria Al hulf-past O'Clock a. IN
On Sunday will leave nj quarter past ~ o'clock,
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n Treatise on Perspective for beginners, sim
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woodcuts, by Edward Dobson, author of the Rail
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Elements Of Mechanism, calculating the scien-
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The Divine Character INDICATED, by Reverend
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K. Tweedie, D. ID.
The Catacombs of Rome, by the Right Rev. w.
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