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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

N. ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION MART,
Corner of PERDIDo and CARoNDELET streets.
a.. The subscriber would his INS5-Il=S
[sS u friends anu the pnbIc that he has
49, taken Auction License, -E675fTTT1
and will hold regular sales OF CARRIAGES, zSzAzz4Aka
HORSES, HARNESS, etc. advertisement, the Eastern
plan arrage Harness, etc. sold al this establishment will be
guaranteed equal Market and all Horses sold
and purchase retained 81 hours the
discover the Horse be repre
hopes, by pursuing this system,
business, to liberal share OF patronage
H. F. SMITH, Auctioneer.
Outdoor sales of all descriptions property
liberal
ts Carriages Merchandise storage. a27 I'm
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes. &c.
4 n L 7 N

Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
By r. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
VXIILL Daily the Of JASPER F. SMITH, No. 7
w Canal Camp and Magazine streetstou
general Of DRY GOODS consisting part
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CAsSlMERES, KERSEYS,
ETC., la lso+--
HATS, Boots Shoes, HARDWARE Cutlery and
FANCY GOODS, ali which will be very suitable Country
Trade. Terms, cash.
N. Liberal Cash Advances made cohsignmens of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches, ewey and
Merchandise generally. OF ON
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFICE,

SATURDAY morning, Feb. 3, 1919
We have less activity to notice in our market during the
past week. owing in good degree to the continued scarcity
OF veses and the higher of freight which have been
insisted on Prices of most articles have been in consequence
further depresed-more particularly for GRAIN Provisions
ETC. The nVer continues high but has only two
or three inches since our last
ColTON-Our last Saturday mornings review left the
Cotton market quite active, and prices firm at an advance
OF 4OSc upon the opening early in the week The
inquiry continued good Saturday and 4O0 bales dis
posed oil at these improved figures but Monday and the
TWO days 10 owing the anticipation Of the Canada's
rater restricted the business which did exceed $500 bales
of the three days, terms generally favorable to
chasers than hitherto. The reception of the steamers ad
vices by telegraph Thursday brought forward some buy
es being considered favorable, showing sustained ad
vance Of I'd in Cotton Liverpool ami also encouraging
prospects for business both England and France 1t was
published too late in day however to produce much eff
feet and only $500 bales changed hands though agsn at
full prices. Yesterday The demand fair in the monipg
but it known that Geographic dispatches were
in town. contadeng the statement of an ad vance at Ly
erpool brought by the Canada buyers withdrew and only
about 1900 bales changed matchmaking total of Is 900
bales, taken for England, the Continent and the North
Prices yesterday were unsettled by the report above
alluded to that quotations for the time nominal
The nceae IN the receipts proper at all the United States
ports lO bales but al this port there an increase of
only 5O bales as compared with the period year.
NEW-0RLEANs CLASSIFICATION.
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Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse Plants, sc.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
Il public that he has opened his Green. house ON the
corner of St Charles and Union ,t5ses where he has
large assortment of EVERGREENS and ORNA-AA
MENTAL TREES ALSO GREENHOUSE PLANTS Of
every variety 40 of ROSES. of the best quality
Pums Nectarnes Apncos and Ounces of the very best
quality and intends selling at the lowest prices At his
Nursery the Shell Road he has large assortment of
Evegreens Ornamental Trees, Shade Trees which will be
furnished on the same terms a above.
jas I'm JAMES McCABE.
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BHO sends forth the HUm6Ug CRY of Cheap Millinery
and Fancy Dry Goods only phen Eptdemics rage and
Heavy Expenses press them? Those tohose High
Rents aud Costly FIXTURES compel them to ask Large
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
EAGLE LIFE AMP HEALTH INSURANCE

COMPANY-No 40.
WALL ST., N Y-CAPITAL $500, 000-1O0O GOO PAID In.
sy This Company from its possession Of ample Capital.
in addition to its reserved Premiums has decided
purely Mutual Companies in pont OF security to those
desiring to effect LIFE INSURANCE. Its success having
surpassed the sangune antcpations OF its ounders
proves advantages be duly appreciated by the
munity Its about 10 per less than Mutual
Companies the with full participation in the offs
Proepectuse will be furnished and applications for lnsu
rance forwarded to the Company, application to
GEORGE WOOD, 3 New Levee
jail 1m3p and Tchouptoulas street.
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GOLD PENS,

GOLD PENS.
CoRsON ARMSTRONG, STATTOMERS, No.
GOLD PENS which they ask the attention of all who
may be in want of that important item Of Stationery
A. have also a complete assortment of STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS of every description, Paper, Pens. Ink.
etc. Ja30 I'm
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AUCTION NOTICE,

THE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his with Mr.
Il LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
Business his and that from his long experience
Auconeer, and his weknown capacity cryer
he will portion OF the public patronage.
III. r. WOOD.
Aforementioned White Co., VIM Laughn Co.. Jacob
d.
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Interments in the Lafayette Cemetery.
Jan. "a. Maria Louisa Klein. years old, Cramps.
Jan. q. William Barlow, 81, American Cholera.
Jan. q William Shields. SO. Deirium Trem Ireland.
Jan. %. Slave of Madame Yard 10, Cholera
Jan. %. Slave of Matthew Tardy, 35. Cholera.
Jan 30. Infant of Mrs. Luera, 10 days. Lockjaw.
Jan. 80. VIM. Mccall 80 Cholera Ireland.
Jan. 81. Slave child of Mrs. Hays 6 days Commissions.
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fgF" To SAL THURSDAY, February Is.
ANEISFn EATTEnPNIA-

U 79 SCI I'LL KSDAf F FI, Il, p. ~,
Il SENGER P.ACKET-The fine. Baltimore FL
clipper built. large schooner ST. MARY, h. A. GlA
Chasteau, master will, by engagement sail the asz-
appointed day. No will be spared to fit her to
commodate limited number of passengers in the
Portable The ST. Mary coppered and copper fas-
tened very strong built new, and stands A l. Being
fast saer complete order the voyage she
pected make short passage any vessel bound for
that destination. Capt Chasteau has made number of
voyages the Pacific, and is from long experience tho
roughly acquainted with the coast and harbors Agents are
established at Panama and San Francisco where they will
be happy render the passengers any their
power A limited quantity of fteght will be received if
Immediately engaged for which passage apply The cap
board, at the foot of ST. Peter street.
LOISON & SILVESTRE,
jaS0 90 Chartres ST.. up stairs.
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Auction Sale. Household Furniture and the Con-
tents of a Restaurant
BY S. l.. BEELMAN, Auctioneer.

MONDAY, February at ha-past O'Clock, T. MWl be sold,
vi al No. % New Basin, Julia Landing
quantity Household Furniture, consisting Of Bedsteads Bed
ding Tables Chars, and other articles. Also, the Contents of
Restaurant. Terms cash. fy3'
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ST. CHARLES ATRE.

Benefit of Mr.. BRoUGH appearance of the
Opera Troupe.
HIs EVENING, Saturday February ls49-W be presented
Grand Opera of FRA DIAVOLO. To conclude with
NO SONG NO sUPPER-Ro6in, with the Song OF "The
Sea- Mr.. Brough; Margaretta, with Songs, Miss Coad
t- Sunday Benefit farewell appearance Miss BRlENT
l1S- The celebrated HERON FAMILY is engaged
~ Doors open halt and Curtain at o'clock
Tickets and places be had application 10 Mr. j. r
BAILY between of 10 O'clock day. iy3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

Mrs. A. G.. PARKER
- ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies OF New Orleans,
at o31s CAMP Street, below Poydras. a handsome
and well selected assortment of ~
Millinery and Fancy Goods. O&G
Consisting of Ladies' Fancy BONNETS, Full Dress and
Breakfast CAPS Head dresses Ribbons, Eowen Feathen,
Rich Embroidered Evening Dresses, Colan, Chemizees,
Lace Wells, etc.
The above goods are of the latest Importation and Ladies
chasing as they will be sod wholesale and RETAIL
reduced prices. .
WANTED-A good SALES-LADY. To save trouble.
none but those who well recommended to char
acter and capacity, need apply. jas LIT
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ORLEANS TIL E A 7 r 81.

CtATURDAY EVENING, February 3, Sf9-Wl be presented
- for the second this the charming Opera three acts
music by Mailart called GASTlBELZA Ou lie Fou de To
&e Performers Duuc, Corradi and Valet Mesdames
Berton and LecOur. -
Sunday, Feb. d. first night OF Mr. and Mrs MONPLAislR
- And Corps de Ballet.
tEr Performances O'Clock. yS
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tT- To Leare WITH DISPATCH.
ENOR VELASCO, Brazorla and Coumba.-The fine
Il Substantial schooner UNCLE BILL, Miller, 5Et1
master having her cargo engaged and going <GlskA
board will sail above. For freight passage
having good accommodations, apply on board, or to
ia3O A. WETHERRY. e PnYdras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

REMOVAL.
nR. HOUGH has removed his office to No 1873 Ba-
- rome street. Professional visits and office prescrip
tons to be settled for when made Office hours from TO
H. A. M and to g. PM ms 6m
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

To sqM WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH
FOR NEW YORK.-The fine fast sailing brig EMILY,
LIN hhonnF maSeT having al he her cargo engaged
fy3 Ba''ss fpV 3S S15Es co. 81 Common St
~ Tq hsage WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH
ENOR NEW YORk.-The new, A Il, tast-saing ship
L JULIET Capt PEBBLE, having twothirds of -,
her cargo engaged and now ready will leave as SIZE
fyI Df1 W. 2ND 5S s' 20 Common St
Isl To ieqoe WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
L ssns bat KtBY cap ca1ie having
portion of her cargo engaged, will leave above.
For balance Of freight passage apply board, '=za
i vi JOHN ip ". andrews CO. 81 Common ST.
4s. 5t Az
NY, VIM. shankland, MISTER, will l@ave above. sfTk
Eor fIegh R or passage apply on board opposite the
fyi JOHN W. ANBREWs & co. 81 Common st.
Agents in Phladephia-Messrs. E. LINCOLN & Co.
NOR WITH BssEATGH schooner
L MARIA, Capt, c. Miller having, most Of her IN
csgo engaged will sail as above For balance 60
apply ys Dasn TRS . Foya St
sg To sal SATURDAY EVENING.
L hp w. kENF VaTnes master
having nearly all her cargo on board viii sail as efs
above For freight or passage having superior '=sr"
af jail SH K s sc Go7i o OF St
n- To sal SATURDAY EVENING.
BE- S aEoRGG ( ABso 9sf;9 Ga6 s. san
hayng the greater part Of her cargo ehssged Wad
Municipality sR, orto HENRY H. AsfBR Pd1S'as
on ~ ,,2d 1Gge QUICK EI PIs =. -.
Il built packet bark A. oracle Capt Rice, -
% the fd Of her sn
good apply 10 the Captain on board Post
All ssf0na NuHRfE!SS1 RY SI 3sBBR1pGE Poydrass
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

Ship Virginia from Liverpool-50 in the steerage.
Ship Grenada from Liverpoo-l0 iu the steerage.
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tH- To saI SATURDAY. February 3D.
FOR CALIFORNIA, paa CHAGRES.-REGUL 4R
PICKET LLNE.-The A j, very iastsailng Sir
schooner VIM. THOMPSON, CIoweIl, master, <slaIA
handsomely accommodate % cabin and 40 steer
age passengers She will receive red quantity of freight
and will positively sail above This vessel now lies at Post
TO- Second Municipality, where persons going TO California
particularly requested examine her and select their
Berths. For freight APPLY TO the Captain
board, or to o. WlCKHAM % BieuviIe st.
ia2S & NJ HARRISON & co Y PnHlras
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

To- To sail WITH DISPATCH.
NOR BOSTOE-WENSOR'S LLNE-The fast sailing
u packet ship LOUISA. Capt. Chas. Flanders, a4
having part OF her engaged and going sfTF1
board. will sail above For balance of freight sa
passage having spendidy furnished accommoda
tons. apply board Post 5, Second Municipality
ja15 JOHN w. ANDREWS & co. 81 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

Treatise Art obtaining Sugar from the Sugar Cane
oyJ W. Evans, NJ. D-a and valuable Book.
Together with the stock of LAW BOOKS IN the
jail lt2dp&sG d. WOODRUFF g. CO., So Camp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

PLATFORM SCALES.
= SUPERIOR Platform Scales capable Of weighing sU
y pounds eacf-price as Can be seen by applying at
JOHN DURBRIDGE'S Hat Store
iaI2 I'm rs Custom house st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-05

SWORD TO GEN PIERcE.-A beautiful specimen
Of workmanship may be seen at the store of Messrs
Jones, Ball u Poor, in the sword manufacur for
Gen. Franklin Pierce, of New Hampshire. The
blade, one OF Ames' best, is ornamented with en-
blematical devices, and the scabbard and hilt are
f silver gilt, with solid gold mouniings. full
the hilt-the left had holding the shield Of the
Union, while the oatstretched right band hollis the
upturned "guard, Oh which are curiously wrought
various martial emblems. On the shield is fine
representation of one of the Generals hard-fought
fields, representing him leading the American troops
to victory. The arms Of New Hampshire deck the
upper escutcheon of the hilt enshrined on ma
tional device, surmounted by liberty cap. Lower
down, is the following Inscription: Presented by
the State of New Hampshire to Brig. Gen. Franklin
Pierce, June, Is49. AS just and appropriate tes-
timonal of that high respect with which his fellow
citizens regard the distinguished services lately
rendered by him in the war with Mexico" Onthe
lower escntcheon is engraved: "Toloma Nueva,
July 10, le47; National Bridge, July 81, 1917;
Conireras, Aug. -, 1917; Churubusco, Aug 20,
1877; Moline del Rey, Sept s, 1877; City of Mexico,
Sept. IA, lS47." The sword is one of the most
beautiful we have ever seen, and cost, we under
stand, $5C0.-Boston Bee. -......
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Correspondence Of the Gresrent.

L0us Mapossn:
Reported Death Of Sir Benz. u Urban. 'N 49, - ''
NKw YORK, May %, 1919.
Eds. Crescen-What republican document is the letter
of Louis Napoleon to General Oudinot Tell your SOL
de appreciate their bravery. and take part in what they
endure and that they may always rely my support and
nv gratitude
Our military honor is injured" he says He might as
truly have said that the national honor injured
blasted by the object of the expedition whose check under
the walls Of Rome so deeply grieves " him,
ruo, .-~s republican must profoundly sympathze with
,ha ..ii.". who, in almost hopeless circumstan-
defend their principles and hon, . n,oon.
Republican invaders. with all the spirit o.
ancestors.
gratifying TO observe increasin: lberality of sent
msnt in the British Parliament, evnced in the vote
the Parliamentary Oath Bill, the passage of which would
render the Jews eligible seats the legislators of the
land Ii kindred spirit could be extended to the lish
qualification and respect for British principles would be
sderaby enhanced but that out Of the question Smith
Brien and McManus must be inundated the altar of
British spite Duffy escapes only because it is impossible to
convict him.
The Geographic report of the death of the Engineer from
the accident to the the Saratoga Railroad yesterday
was incorrect He killed. stated and il belle.
we'd that his wounds although serious will not prove fatal
Ills name Is William Dodge. not Lodd reported. The
fireman. whose name is John Frouk, had both legs
Dfoken aod was Otherwise injured but thought that he
will recover The to have been thrown from the
track by large set into the cround at the edges of
the rails as to lift the wheels and turn them off and sus
pcion of having placed the there fixed upon Mr.
John Tsmadge. rather wealthy. hitherto respectable
farmer, who lives the He has before been sus
peced Of malicious attempt similar this and has been
watched by the employees Of the road but without deec
ton. There now. however, hundred little circum
sanal proofs to be brought forward and strong case will
be made out against him. If guilty eough to be hanged
Surely the crime of placing obstacles railroad track is
greater than that of setting house fire, and should be
punished with more severity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-05

CANAL sETwEEs THE Fox AND Wisconsin,
RIvERs.-The Wisconsin Express states that the
contract for making the canal connecting the Fox
River with the Wisconsin, has been let, and the
contractor means to do bis work in the present
season. These two rivers rise in the high table
land between the Mississippi and the upper Lakes.
The Fox flows into Winnebago Lake, which again
discharges its waters into Green Bay; the Wiscon.
sin has lite mouth near Prairie du Chen, on the
upper Mississippi. The two rivers approach at one
place very near to each other, and canal a mile
and half in length and forty-four feet wide at the
bottom is to connect them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-05

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.-From the St. Louis
papers of the Both ult, we learn that about 5
o'clock the previous evening, as the steamer San
Francisco was backing out from the levee, and be-
fore she had made two revolutions, both Aues of
her larboard boiler collapsed with loud nose
blowing out fore and aft, and carrying destruction
in their course Fortunately there were few per-
sons on board other than the crew, and among them
the principal injuries were sustained. M. NJ. Par
ker, mate, was blown overheard, slightly injured |;
Mr. Butler, carpenter, had his arms and legs badly
scalded; negro fireman, belonging to Mr.. Block,
of the firm of Mandiebaum & Block, was badly
lad. and taken from the boat, supposed to be
sta ses;n,.,,, "a. T. Patterson, deck passenger,
sealded' and taken into 49, cabin and cared for;
German woman, deck passenger, blown Soip't'",
but rescued without serious injury. Several other
persons were blown overheard, but all are believed
to have been rescued. The San Francisco was
lying between the Cora and the James Mlingar,
and the force of the steam blew several persons
from both steamers into the river. On the Cora,
deck hand, named Thomas Smith, was struck on
the head with billet of wood, and he is believed
to have received mortal injury. Capt. German,
of the Cora, was blown into the river, but swan
ashore without serious injury. Three four other
persons on the same boat were either blown over
board or jumped into the water, but all were res
cued. Several persons on the James Millingar
were thrown into the river, without being hurt.
The after guard and hurricane roof of the Cora
sustained some damage, and the steam and boiling
water were thrown entirely through her cabin
Both fines of the larboard boiler collapsed and the
" doctor" attached to the machinery was entirely
demolished
The boat sustained but little other injury, The
San Francisco is a new boat. having made but
three or four trips. Her boilers and machinery
all new, and no cause is assigned for the accident
There was a very light freight on board, and she
was on the eve of starting for Brunswick Missouri
river, having just entered the trade as a regular
packet. The accident created considerable excite
ment, and as the injured boat dred into the stream
many rumors were aoat concerning the loss of life
Shortly after, she was taken in tow by the Oregon
and landed in the vicinity of the dry docks, where
she will undergo the necessary repairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-05

DEATH OF THE CoMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE
BRITISH ARMIES IN NORTH AMERIcA.-Gen.
Sir Benjamin Durham, commander of the forces
in the Canadas, etc., died May Is, at Donegan's
Hotel, Montreal, of apoplexy. Sir Benjamin was
far advanced in years, had seen much active ser.
vice, was formerly in command of the forces on
the West India station, and for some time Gov.
ernor of West India island. In politics he was
one of the old English Tory school and became
favorts with the ultras when Lord Elgins sup.
posed liberalism had diminished his influence over
that unruly and much.petted class. Probably Gen.
Rowan, who commands in Upper Canada, and
whose headquarters are nt Kingston, will succeed
Sir B, temporarily. He was Secretary to Sir J. Col
borne twelve years since, and Is brother to Col.
Rowan, many years poiicc magistrate Of London.
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CLOTHING. CLOTHING
l. A Y " II n
CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE, 1853 Poydras sire

pRINTED Musins. fast colon andbeautifu patterns
2sc. per yard same as selling at the stores at
loto PC Seo'ch Gnghams 2kc.; cases Swiss usins,
mask Cuhan Stuff at 30c Turkey Red do. At 10c; 100 doz
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkfs style at - so
Musguito Netting at &c., quality be bought f0r
less .hsn 1ac n the city Irish Linens. by the large
snai quantity, 81 less than wholesale prces Pure Linen
q e PER yard, ssJ ppweds undrsssed Family Linen at
&c., coed be bought for 51e Buyers caa ie the
truth Of the above H,sfiqns, by comparing sapes Also
full variety Of the newest and ees syss Of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low The sshso'iber would
aY leading articles cheap, with yisw CT obtaining
sxorbitsn. profits ehsr eoods With facilities unsurpassed
sovs snd increasing business unaffected by cholera o. hard
in rent and expenss1he can ad 10 Ell cheap Hesy,
expenses must be met by enormous profits New Yorken
cheap Establishments in Grand and Catherine streets.
mhI2 X. BROWN 1853 Poydras 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-05

VENEZUELAN TARIFE.-The New York Courier
d. Enquirer publishes the following decree recently
passed by the Venezuelan Congress;
ART An extraordinary duty shall be levied for the term
Of two years upon the articles, and In the manner herein
after expressed
ART. II. Merchandise and goods which sha.be imported
om foreign ports through either OF the Castomheuses of the
such IS are as.dy ahagsabe with duty Is peT cent aa
rai0rem on such as afe duty free. ~ VIZ
j, The amount of this duty shall be paid in cash when
does not exceed sa within thirty days when il exceeds
that amount q In the liquidation Of this duty the same
course and iormaas shall be observed established nv
ths lay regulating the Cu9mhouses The duties e.tsb.
with regard TO the of the West India Islands and
from the OF July next with regard the commerce Of the
United States and Europe.
ART I'LL National productions and manufactures which,
after the publication of this law shall be exported 10 foreign
OF per cent ad raiorem. From this excepted coffee
couon and the products OF the :ugacare which shall pay
cent. and silver cent Cattle of all kinds duty fes
Passed the Chamber of Representatives and in The Sen
ate, the 18th OF April 1849.