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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02


RlOr AT GALTNA.-Richard White was srrest-
cd for murder committed m igcisnd last October
II was demanded by the British Government under
the treaty Papers were authenticated ANA placed in
the hands OF the United States lrshal who arrested
Whne and took him 20 Gslana The friends of White
raised mob. and torcibly took him from the Marshal
The conduct OF the Mayor OF t'sena IS highly censuod
iCincinnau Gazette, 25th
~ Gen TAyroR has been 50 much annoyed
by letters asking his opinion upon almost Every CUES
ton that he has had 2OO copica OF ihc Allison Letter
sfruck OIL and now whenever he receive one OF those
sa,echeticsl epi.tics without putting himself O. The
trouble OF reading Il through De quietly sits down.
folds up one OF the Allison cope and transmit y o.
his ineulrins friend and correspondent
FIRg Al HuCHCOCKvILIT.--IA r-h1rcn
Reg,Sr states that the char factory OF Mr. Afford iu
Ytchcockvlie. was destroyed by IRE on Friday morn
sns. with most OF % contents Loss supposed g De-
several thousand dollars.
PIGEoNs.-We hear. SAYS the L0uisrle J1Hra7'
that the whole face OF the country IN lndsns from
Corvdon 70 Evansville, distance OF nearly two hun
bred miles Il covered with pigeons. Every species Of
forthwith The slaughter j. Of course Terrible. we
rections
WHITE FisH.-The harhor, on Saturday after
noon was almost one solid Of hsh from The hoo
con 70 the bridge SO thick they that persons
board vessels passing Up and down the hso0r and 90
the docks, could pun up pals iu OF them Tor some
time There great commOuon IN tie haroor
ard mistake No doubt millions could have been
caught with net bridgeport (Ct) Standard
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r- TOILET OK LEAST
HOUSES FOR SALE.

1e. REAL ESTATE PURCHASED FORGa
%. CAsH-Aioucy 90 uvcsl on mort age Apply 90 ~
~ DARIUS DAWSON.
me- f,,. IS Merchants fyclar.c. Wi.'sf = \.
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GUTTA PERCHA.
PATENT MACHINE BANDING
NAAhRANlED TO BIZ MANUFACTURED fran, fb.
w pure Oula PercrA-Ihs banding not aaeciei BIZ Inc
stno plere. tx-i oils wafer acids. or crease nsls 40
as .ts Aii seven per cent power al Ogher bands
now m se also, boot and shoe sOes machine hands III an
widths fm one to thnysx inrtes: ala round hand. fr
sle- fer sale a. e depf OF The American Gura perrha
SomPHy ). T. ARMSTRONG Pafeniee
myls In for The United states lSs Wih.mL.l
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MEDICINES.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARSAPARILLA.

4 1l--- 49, III lats- --.alt---.rs d. .Is- vI.e g
e-sdrae. ihe iis.ase. n,-rra,a- PIE ooif ii one oi
sPR1NG AND SUMNER MEDICINES
Ever Known o. nof only rur.r- ZEE N.''r -ir.''
49, .ru-e- rrs-e..aI hg ro nIer f-e,i.-re AMI ~
ts e. tie grand secret o III. vur.er'l success it rs
- M see r..es ii 5.es.e. no ,eas I51ol were cu
.irrsd inrlrabe Do has ssre ,he ve, &C more Oh 8. $500
10 c0o C,sFS o. cFyFRAL DEBILITY And
WAIT or NERVOUS ENERGY.
D. -rnsera Sarss7eria a 'i-'r'es t'e = roe sss.l
Permanently. To tla-t who Do e --i iler i-s--e4 So,
81 .1e cdecs of med cre or i1i.s-l- -c ir i'iin
or the excessive indulgence oi te passions ana or- Y IN
General physical r0-rrl-1- % me nervous sfs,el i-,-
a wan u ant11 fautrr sensations. prer 7lrs decay
ana decline Fastening toward he fa,s disease C5rirnp-
1cran te entirely restored ty -s pleasant remedy lLis
ISyIGORiTING CORDIAL
A. if reews and fle ss-ert gives s-rFly Oh
the iuh.. and SIRE -rh -1 me muscular system ID us'
sN'''''---''' CONSUMPTION CURED
Cirrrrr md S.rsr1fhr1 f1-rHrT 81 -flt Don
49, $780, 5--..,- ~ 5s.,5 >,---,-r Fl t.e Oct
iis4. Pls a. ~ -. s. 81, 5er ~ ara b. earsa
SPLITTING BLOOD.
Nsv-}osS. Arr, CT. $50.
Dr. TowssrNo J verify te.cve ta- your slr.apsri..a
hos been -re means. through Providence of .lrr- ny i''
ari vor-e A. ''-- raised large c101e' 20 o"l nf5
r.-Hr --ver--. r-I great -lcl 1i r,lcel ana
..-. t.-. p. -. SIN. a. ....-. ,,-.... Id
r me- lm now able r1 vas l. over ile cfv. raise no
80 ..-- ....,s .,r. fr- f-..s ra.rr.
--' -- .', ...-.,- Ky,r pf--SrLL e. C. ..r--feo-st
Ufrrr-NsIfSW
- 81. -,- --, - r-,r- s- f.-.- -r---1-f cases NJ
Pieumsnsrn that Dr. TOvu-erls >arslPer.a be cured -
Tie mo-. severe snf chronic cases are weekly eral.ca.ed
bv I.s extraordinary v.r-cs
Tqre. CUNNING F.C one Of he ASSISTANTS IN DE Luna.
Or Asyam. BacSve- Island Is 'he Gentleman ''c,en "
ir lie .fo' own .eler.
BLtcyWCiLs if tV0 sept li.IsF
Dr. ToVNsFVn- Df1r Sir. rsre s- re terr 1f i,r .re
,,-- win he re-.r.-t.u1 consider. oftt. 1r could
l1. e1t ccD or sFak. haf ie l'ri 81 l'-les- rs
a'd -y lnn, .-.e ..-'il l & -, 49,. ,l,
l-- or t'ti -. - ...t 49,
Cle thousand dollars worm ID. -'i oI 80 'l.l t..,
-.nleei- ] am lI..J az. t' .i pre- .'"'
lrs Cor ue btle1i li At H-,''i i',,-l-' -.t,tl>,s
- 49,. 81 AttrS q "'i'N0S
FITS FII- PITS
D. lcVrs-r ~0f rlr-1 '-,,0 >ars' 'fIla 10 case.
OF - NJ course never recon'ne-ii Do ani rs ts 'l
u receive 9-'Nl1S i.9 il 'l'7ise l' ''
'''-'' " r--rr,,r Ar-rs-l o. 1917
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rC0 PROPRIErORS OF NJSEUAtS.-FoR
u SALE--A SKIN aud Skeletla of an Elephant about
feet high, quite perfect Price $50 For i5f.her pafeu
lars spply OF JOHN ATTANAS, l9l Flrst-av jel iw'
DACS-Domesiic Of ali Qualities, Nos snd 2 lie Sborns
Hand : 2 FL and Triesfe-f0r sale ~
my26 1w CYRUS W. FIELD co n Clifst
BINDERS BOARDS tons assorted sizes aud
Dmauabers-for sale BY CYRUS W. FIELD 60.
py& wv n Ci6st
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e-7'4-> NAL lOr l68.-Bingham's-
Line 20 Pn-Durgh-Ile Undersigned would respec..ry
inform Western shippers, at On ue hf ni March oagsl-
non VII he resumed Tor the present iitsh1rd
va toe PennsYi vani9 Canals ana Railroads Goods aroi
for his line VIII be- forwarded with great dispacb anS
e lowest current rates 40 commi-siy1s other charges
iUf forwarding goods from Piusluryh regular Inc q
steam Packets leaves sburgh daily a. 10 O'Clock NJ of
Cincinnati, Louisville, 81 Louis Marx pacgages-Bag.
hams Line VIA Canal
~ a u
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4 WM TYSON. Agent 10 Vests. NY
r.. -rzrF-s.--I- D.IEECU CO.'S EAl,CRAyT
~. 49,. -. Lis E--Oaoe ..--.L N-...lor

- -, ~ 2. -Aitfr " ---st Ncf-lofs--
TIE above responsible and lnugezsf-
is1 ne have opened he above Office the pupo~e d
-forlng eiegffn passengers and trr ha. rage 10 30
AsH Ply mo way " Pennsylvania Railroad af CanaL
En4ftni going u 81 val mi % really To- her s1gal.-
31e 10 ,aEe DER tickets at this nfce, s 'le cheaTe.-
qlc6cs and only direct route O fusnurgh ~ leeng ca.
ciDnGu' 3D. Louis o. any points on the ONO hlgel
h. A. HOUSTON, Agelt
Tickets can also be obtained or Resanx ~ Pousye IA.
mv24 Inn
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- Ink ~tIE Uh II. tNNYf I.,Il1IINs "a
a = 9-gr power. slmstgt m Na'er1rt, >ir.ioss Co
----L y-t .,r r.srf lots in New, hork or trocayr
A~r,rf, ANTHONY , BLtEChLk Ancone'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-02

Tie receipts upon the Little Mann Railroad Tor
the last half month snow very considerable iHrrese
in trade and travel compared with the Corresponding
period last year Tie item Of freight however is noi
so great owing 20 a falling Of 20 the -four business
The number Of barrels Of -four transported over nc
read the last half month was but go while during the
same time d.; year it was over 1900
Nav 90 10 Si.f't ~
Amounl received from passenger '@- ai
Io.al.-.-...--- jt3f ~
Number Of passenger from May % io Ella
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r.. -z.,,.s--,y- NEW ARRANGEMENT TO

l.
;.-1s,-.-.sS; ~; EkLiNO' Cme.S
nat hv Morning AMI p seringirsias ron
New 1ork Philadelphia, Baltimore anf CUM efana' VIZ.
OF delay. Passengers having el0oe a. p"s N ~
and Passenger Route Through 1 q loafs from rsN ~
% Pitshurgh and Wheeling. hence io tmcnna - LDss,
NcwOre.ls, and the Souh snd " - kas,tnseis s'@e
directly through hy the Iniiei States Nal Trans -,
Leave Newly ark. foot ~ LlOelfy-si 40 An en1H
pm for Phi adeuha and connect VIII lnts Tor b2nm9ie
Leave Philadelphia By ID Psi ualn iof BAL more sna a.
rive milne TO connect with u An IRAN log fisoufsn ~
Wheeling. go TX directly through HltnVAi lelay.
Leave PhUalepifa bv Railroad if0ul ne cor 81 Efftbt'
ana Msrset sis af8i III. for Baltimore sn1 1.e ~ sh''
o conn sct With PM train for Pxhgrgh and " neeaAs'
sni gong directly lhroo Oh without delay, . oss
Leave Plia1eIpha % siealtOii 81 = Y ~ hoh w."
wharf sundays excepiel) aud lodge ~ BALTIMORE,
The only lne sunday rom Philadelphia tor bs-an~'
j. by Railroad, 81 10 p 81
Leave Baltimore at 4 Al aud P.M daily by the Bad
Leave Cumberland al 10 2 n and n by twenty dsiy
lines Of the National Road and Good lnieut sta ~ Companies
snd arrive DO Pittsburgh or Wheeling neAt evening All '
following morning
Passengers for Pisbur.h take The splendid and nod
emhu steamboats, oil Brownsville. sud thereby hase0N,
y miles Of staging on The whole route.
trsicsss STEAMBOATS, leave Piitsbur and heens 60
larry and passengers forwarded without delay 10 Nin~
nai and an other pOrts in the Solih ard West 80.
TAKE NOTICE Tickets are moi sold m New Or
Passengers for baltimore, Pittsburgh or Nhre4iie, -
noace becomes Necessary on secoani Of severn. ~.
selling tickets IN New York Tor other Ines, AMI he nv-
Of such tickets supposing they alihonze1 - -.
our frstclsss Baltimore and the South AM
They have no connection with us. - ,-,-.t. =,
For trOugh tickets by this route, apply IN PlialePue
the Railroad Ofce corner of Marked AMI Eleyeiah - ~
IS South rhird-st OF board steamboat, DocSs ~nN
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 fittsborxh 49, go,
Wheeling -l3. with the privilege Of stopping ~ oA.-[.
apply Do ]. sLEMMEh, ~
AtAism. & CO.. Express ofsee, 10 wal-st Il a. ~
os u " Broadway.
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r. -.--.--AIRtNv &. SCHENECTADY

=. U lILN'IAU NV1TIII ---IIFI 7 lII-
-lIse i.Il Boz received hg tIe above 0nl-
parry a- Albany and transported to Buffalo and iuermeilte
rc. railroad. and -ier fe Do Of November prO1
r1 Printed Isis 90 Pr-o-. &C. may Dee bad cation
tu ISAAC NEWTON. 800 Orcel@icist or M Livingston
Weiss r .rre-- once DID Hs.st = 4
"a rommru ci o.- no reia0uf o. freight matters 10 lLany
must be addressed f0 FOSTER. Ir secretary
Albany. Or0l%F 27 1917 on
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Nd ERIE

NEW-lORk AND ERIE RAILROAD COl-
lNfANl. siCr. holders ni .ic tev-l Hrr md Ere
Railroad Company hereby uuel lalt tlc FINAL Use
STALLAENi oi Give Dollars each share of 'e Capital
stock already paid l fl D. i- gred OBJ be- pld NJ me
office of the Company - Nast on or before ,le lei day
ny July reNt
.famtns are due OF llpa'd flaf Pho rlr ore paid
ou before the day OF il next the stock and MI
parrleuis made 'irreon w te subject o forfeiture 80 OH.
pleasure ofthc Boarl cf Directors
TIE eI-ll1u d interest tls ue~ Stock viii bel paid
This oce and nlrr fe frsi tsy ol July rovf. arI fe
transfer hooas VIII tc closed from be l0il rv of l1e l
lst dos July By ori-r oi -hc Board of D.r,-frr-
NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
Ncv.Tork. NAY 5l,IeB. jclIm
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DLINnNF-. CI-REn -, ,a

ElllNDNE~S 81 RED witr1f a. operation. DIR
ipNM FIELDS 4 co O-ul-s,s and Plysiclns respect
fly MORN - 0Kers ~ NeryiOrE thar they have fakfu
an Once N Wlrrssf No %. where they viii attend % al
Ends u diseases o - eyes successful manner surh
nftf- eiless - e EflIs llaurnsis, opacity, enid Gaia
r.cis, itiiflin AMI EraEllarJl ~ every lesrrrron-
Al you ts have despal % hsng volr sight restored
come no cl-rll, Tor Ariicia EV-- inserted
DR. VA. FIELDS 4 co.
hrhrtleF " arrer-ft 10. TT. nv.
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compose the association.
lDE, COLT q co. Troy and Ere Line
%. CHAPLIN 4 GO. Merchants Trans COMPANY
2 REAsE. Mer iianfs and Milers' Line
) n HOOKER. 4 a .. and Y. 4 o Lines
q. l. MEEtH Is 1nd q. Line ami \. 4 CO.
WILLIAMS Ecki0Id Line
RICE CLAPP co T. x A Line
l. 4. EVANS, Evans's IT, Line
}. Il CHAPLIN
X. HEWETT & Co v Y AMI la Line
y. q. CHASE * co. ". T. Co.
ID r. GRIFFITH Gnfi,hs ~. Line.
4. l. BRACE 4 co Fulton Line.
WALTERS co. O. 7. Co.
Z. A. GODDARD co. d. and o Line.
W MONIEATH CO Clinton Line
NJ. McCALEB 4 co Am. 7. Co.
n. WHEELER 4 CO.
For farther Information 10 routes and fare call Al the
following ohces belonging 10 the Company Isl Cearsf
IN the olce Of the Albany and Troy sesnboal Company
on he pier foot Of COnlsndsf aud lfs Wessi corner o.
barcsyst JOHN ALLEN,
40 omeod superintendent, Nsw-York.
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DRY GOODS.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS


MEMS FURNISHING GOODS Of new sni
.-c-e sfTs IN summer - AGATE las Just received
- --r-rf .r~ I.r-e u-. uol to Die Conner ff.ca ''
Mem Fr-1f- .r- Gn0fs. -uf.' r 'Hr Pre- - c0--
irg season. selected With great care eAlf-.' p.
C-a~H'- ri E. sltn c-rl, 1r. c'ln ana p-tI l.s-
.a. W0. a-r game rerr1 and cotton rri's 1f at -zes
I,ra-ar-aI -.r .rrus wsslr-I 80, Cotton. Isle
-lr.-r neral cotton SHIRTS ali drawers; r-- ord -- t
fsIcf1.e a1i tlse Oh sEes and QUALITIES pi.fs ii 3D.
s-'- Isle r1. ---- aef FlrT. sure -lf--l -iel-
tr- even o DE rl1u ir-ire no c-f1-srs sff. % ar-
.-r.e a.gar-ol band AGATE - br1adrFay.
rl~-T Iu -nrler of tlrs-p y. y.
BELT RIBBONS.
INST RECEIVED q I4r~a s1. choice assortment ~ he
~ lost fls-'o.e.e styles ,,3,,r c-l.-- %
piece. Ing-o - Col Z y MUDhH- - e---r---
pIEACHFD G0OD--Ccugr.t1r an extensive as
D.0nmcul u vel known o. o. 81 o. "a o. lo-i "a
nv c F. HAkRIs. . EEehlnse-lla,s
TXPORT COGD%-ieI- a.es s. ard 8 inch heavy and
I4t.eaclef ~r- 7r1 ~0ee-rr s sl-i.e Tor ne Mex
AZ SEsMlTH a. co. p aai = Pnest
rTTCxINC-s. ss.. burton Ticks; also 10 bales do.
a. NEs,TfH co. 3 and s. Pire-..
pLEACHED GOOD~-6l'e cases. comprising every
~ NEsiITH e co 81 s1t :, Pnest
nRIIITNG--l rtrs Brown oza Bea-hoi DHls-
~ .rll STARK N-.s. f.r-l e ~ 1T
a. NEsMITH & 60 AID 2 P1e-s,
DLUE AID WHITE a1l blue aal orange rr.n,..-
forsa'etv lrv-l c r HAR}iS f' F.r1lr--.p.le-
NTERINO CAs~VIFREs.-iocas's -'.r-fae We
- r.u Ie- "f0.' '4I.. 4. Ni .N t.
'-,.re fa--..e.~ g. HARRIS. 9. 6s-lseEe-l re- nZ-
(0I0RED DRILL. gsr.es q1a',es nrt e7-
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~ .-rATEN-I-LANp FENKY. :

N~4D -VkTEN-i~LNND FERRY. on
- ~. eNanI otter saturday, May ID. the slLPli uud
- 7szas-'~,r ATEN ISLANDER wiN urt further ao.
ucel run as follows;
Lore Nrs lort-7, @ 90 ana % A. NJ b. Tom, 80
Joar, Cllrmtne- At&as 20 and % A. MtLA8A5
Cd and z 81 mylt
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S-rails --NPORT AND WDDLErOWN POINT
= - = >7->@The steamer J r. COFFEE, Capt 4 Y
Arr1gssl b wiz leave Newly rt Cnaller-st da ~ SUM
dave evcerfed al PSI. Returning. leave key Pom al "A
A VI landing ai For Hamilton each say Fare to- key Por
2 cents; Fort II .inI.rJn. i1i cents. ali sm'
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= W 2. "a. PA -

sc p ODMfAel View -------~--
orN.-lof DIE purpose of
meeting De ls demands Of he plh.c lhe of a safe
cheap sn1 comfortable Of el raufs ana ofer
pers0us wishing plslge West ant North and s-O % re-
leve lemseiTes from Doe Oium of fluds heretofore prar
heed. ad prevent te same l flfufef0 secure % the car
rer moderate CON risalo, ana 20 ihe traveller safety
aFelntt lmpu-llon--ile pr0pueiOrs upon the principal
-s % our Canals have established he above Company
which : under their immediate care, Of agents OF ciarsc
ter and ability.
lhe Company propose making very low prces-fo pub.
h ie, and slow 40 glerp price 10 be taken IN any case
~ stfrfA points GA r route Tie names Of responsible par
lies VIII Do esen VINO VIII Do accountable for any wrongs.
add wii answer and satisfy oil JUST complaints
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y GRAY, lf GrIul-st f.e only maker no le human arU-
fca eve m the United STATES ANY person 'fai wishes 20
De well 81 'cd with "a superior article ard wei tI-ari,
should always apr.y to the maker wrl BIAS been n le
ar above forty yesrsPS Ohcehours from l0t0 oc.1cs
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'UHNI IAIIUN OF NILIIIA IINE-.-TLe
- annual ui > cCuts Tor Communication OF al I,
h1es bang o. hsni he Receiver % Taxes bers Do an he
aue1 % he putc 10 te necsiv OF an eariv navule1f
N oflef i ,ie crnS oi commuters ihai have deferred All
ne az ier days nay be saves TIE irolha ana DELAY rars.
say si.e1dlax GENERA. rlsh. HARVEY HART,
myil I'm Receiver Of Taxes
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- ATPRIVATE SALE.-One To- az srolnt o- le
). ,.e.f.ir oi Frstsvenuc. between Ninih and Tern
a.. trrr t6 A BLEECNFR Alcuoacr, Brcai.
Nf Ul3l la
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

THURSDAY MORNtHas Dee =. 1910.
The Cotton market was quite animaiea yessiuas JUG
s,s reaching $500 bales generally al = cert aesahee, SS
slCa5sse tor addinE and 51zfD5Se lor 6ood Maahng'
sr bns would have been larger had not the hght sup
ply prevented * ma. = "A
TOBs CCO-The only sale Of note was y hhds-' a.
,,,ss n - and Refused at 3Sc-aso 20 hhds on pm
srGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The sales Of Sugar did
- 1900 go 10 400 hhds at steady prices the aveFage ie
far FAR being sIc. About 800 bbs Molassss were s0a "
ag920i4c. 2 gallon.
FLOUR-There much less inquiry for FIoai 49, :
% and we could only hear Of about $50 bbs dspose1 q
a. follows 200 bbls Ohio at "a g. 400 do inea a. va
nd 100 do St Louis al "a 90 Dbl There were no ouIes
f re lots over "a 20 in atb0a and scarcely any al tha
rate. 81, ar ID, :. .
GRAIN-The receipts Of Com have failen on "ltnin
day a. two while the demand continues DISK AOoutlOUV
acss ,vere sold Of which nearly se0 sacks Prime White
5 YaIlor At 5e5Sc q bushel. There Is little new
~ ~ ina nnder s0e... Nothing doing in Wheat. Oats
sell a S)iG9Ie tor Prime
PROyIsfONs.-There is but little demand for Bacon
,bieb IS retailing At 4c for Sides and 4c for Shoulders.
or Reef 100 bb Prime sold al s., 100 erees Prime Mes at
ala $50 do Superior packing) els IS and 80 do on
private tems. Lard was pretty steady and SALES OF lSS
bbls and tierces were made at c q Mess Fork
rstss so So lot Of 1000 Bulk Pork brOaght 4ae.
roand
COFFEE.-sales Of nearly 800 bags Rio were made a
follows 1900 bags al 5a656 and ~ DO superior atsso.
HAY-2l0 bales Nonhern sold Il SO ton
BAGGfNG AND ROPE.-The sales we're ~ pieces ana
coils in four lots at los Gle for Bagging aud g. Tor ROPE
VHISKY-Aboat $50 bbls Rectied sold al l9c. 3 gal.
FREIGHTS American ship was engaged for Liver
poo al 90 for OIL Cake and bark for Boston TO load with
Flour ana Pok al Soc for the former and l0c fo the latter
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WASHINGTON MoNunEsT.--Ata festive meeting
at Baltimore, on the 25lh ult in honor Of the cleo
ton of Gen. Taylor, in the of the entertain
ment COL Munroe. Of the Baltimore Patriot, OBJ
served that it would be reconected that project
had been on foot for some time, to cause to be
erected splendid monument in honor of the
" Father of his Country in the city Of Washing
ton. and that the gentleman who had been appointed
as the principal agent to carry on the design was
then present, and would, he believed, relate the
progress that had been made Dir. Whittlesey rose
and said ne was gratifed the subject had been
alluded to- and expressed his confident belief that
the requisite funds would be procured and that
within five years Monument TO Washington
would be erected at the Capitol of the Union, of
great dimensions and more than 500 feet in height.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07

NEw HAMPsHIRE-The message Of Gov. VIII
son was read before the Legislature on the 22d
ult. lis document of very moderate dimensions,
and is entirely devoted to very brief discussion of
State affairs. The Governor recommends an in
crease of compensation of the judicary-the organ
izatiOn of county boards or associations to awaken
an increased zeal and interest in agricultural i'm
provemenis; the devisement Of a more effective
system for the government of the militia, the NELL
Grafton in some form a modification Of the often
oppressive law relative to attachments, and the i'm
proyement of the system of common schools.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07


RAcEs.-1Ietalie Course-The attendance yes
terday was fair, and the track in good condition,
bat not for quick tlme The first race was for the
Proprietor's Purse, $500, two mile heats The en-
tries were zFg0tus and Eliza Goadia. The gelding
won the race in two straight heats, without much
difficulty
Thssseeond race was for purse of $780, For
III were four entries, Eliza BeeAaan, Caroline,
Eliza Dapis, and Streak The entries afforded
some chance for speculation, and there was good
deal Of betting The lime made considering all cir
eumstances, was very good, but Etiaa Beeman beat
her feuae friends and the one Of the third gender,
wilho6s Ang tapped in ether heat. We annex
summary:
per cent added.
Duncan L KenneIs e.. g. .7zo'us, BY Gray Medoc.
dam BY imp, Leyiathian years od...........-. l i
F--A Luasdsn Obi. Weldon So oh. m. Eiira G0ddiR.
BY Decatur, ont Of Comma years Old.........
Ime-5,57 sz-3:555s.
SECOND RAcE.-PuIse. 500. Entrance ten per cent.
added.
Ig. Szymsnsk's bf Elsa BcczaaR. by Doneaster dam
BY Mercury 3 ySar old, ........... j
T. g. Go dsby's hr. NJ. EtizG Darts. by Levlathian,
- dam May JONES'; 3
F. A. Lums,ien 20. g Blown & Co.is.J B. g. Sirsak,
By Cripple, OF Eib0tak years old, .......... 2
Time-l:55s4- l.53i6.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07
Beautiful and Rare HOlyday Presents.
JUST RECEIVED AT
GU MS,
Corner Of 81. Charles and Canal Sure


nenaed PORTFOLIOS and WRITING CASES, Of Papier
WRITING DESKS q Paper Mache Ebony, Rossuood, ETC.,
laid Eih Silver. Iyory Pearl Tortoise Shell. varying price
woRK-BoxEs ard DREssiNG-cAsEs, New and Beautiful
Splendid RETlcuLEs and PURSES uasquslsd IN Rishqss.
TEA c i5d So Letter CASES . ssl
HOLY BIBLES, EPiseaPaI and CsihoHe PRAYER BOOKS,
LADIES oP1Nos a c1 ,s CASES EruI
GAs si 9n9 fOl.AE q Silver Illuminated Tor
Rich EBONY PAPEsrEBlE Bsaaila!ly Designed
PORCELAIN and BAV4RIAN GLASS Vas Toilet Boites and
Bsaat9 e b ca sns F 5 A'ns Ornaments unsurpassed in
RICH OPERA AND DRESS FANS,
OF Pearl livery, EHamelad nd Parchment comprising the
B B3 Tk ssaIsEHH HEAD o f ET S a Es e
Fps Pef and Pm MINES Rslo 5Ia sSI sssS
The LIE COULTER RAZOR Very Unique and Superior A5ee
GOLD PENCIL and Pen CASES, Of he Finest Quality.
The RICH LIEU GOLD PENS price 81 50, and sold with
CASES CASES, Esg.aty Mogqtsd n Goa, Silver
STEEL ADS, PU 2sE and RETlCULE SILKS and TRIM
SILVER, TORTOISE SHELL and BUFFALO HORN BACK
oDEGR Bottles to sotss) Rishy Inaid
TRAVELLING DESKS aud DREsslNG CASES COMBINED. Of
Russia and Turkey Lsasr Ebony Very Compact, USEFUL
Elegant specimens Of BRONZE ARTlsTIoUE Ornaments.
SPORTING ARTICLES,
FLAsKs BELTS and MAGAzNE q he hos approved rUd
GAME BAGS CLEANING RODS, DOG COLLARS Whistles
and Whips, STARkEf & WALKERS PERCUSSION
Superior FISHING RODS, Lancewood Hickory Bamboo etc.,
Mounted in German Silver and Brass.
HOOKS, Of al descriptions.
REELS LINES FLOATS Portable Landing Nets Artificial Bait
Leads SwiFels, etc,
10 Ene7sii
Hal and TEETH BRUSHES considered 70 be NOR
carefully made desirable patterns and prices
any others for sale.
Al Inspection Of large assortment Of FINE LINEN and
COTTON SHIRTS made the best expressly oE his
Retail Sales, solicited. Also, his
and Chidfens' FURNISHING GOODS.
A CHOICE SELECTION Or RICH DRESS CRAVATS
UMBRELLAS Of Silk and Scotch Giugham every variety
Of Superior Qualify.
This large stock IS LOWEST
KET PRICES The quality Goods u no ease misreprsqB
and viii be cheerfuily shown at all times.
T. F. GUION.
Corner Of St. Charles and Canal Streets
n- Cash CITY and Country Purchases requested To examine
tins Large Assortment inducements be offered lnsquaed
any other establishment Ia this city. "a sw2ip