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pahy with two acknowledgement. from the pous per
fpmance Of the duties Of their office he was ,usck5
from the rear by assailant and received 81
severe blow that he rendered tnsensible-but si
wh instructive pluck remembering we suppose that ga
prince should de standing, his last words Were or would
nave oeen: but that tie recovered. "hod me up.D He
mas been hiteen DAYS confined his bed and owes his
existence under God. heavy beaver ha- which h.
was wearing Long life and no more such ..hard ick,'
u lie Iedlubtable parson-Pnfrint
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

Averetts majority Sc and Patrick county
to hear from.
CHARLOTTE.
lst day-Bocoek. majority about SO--Cardwell's
CIV J maj for II. of Delegates about 40.
BUCKINGHAM.
LIST day-Irvng's majority ll-Furbes (W) elected
to House.
PRINCE EDWARD.
lst day-Bocock's majority about S0-Wooen (D)
elected to the House.
CUMBERLAND
Irvng's majority lst day IS OF 50. Bocock re cleo
ted
Averet,'s majority Flournoy II. CIaiborne and
Edwards rec elected to lhr House Of Delegates
ALBEMARLE.
Polls closed Congress-Goggn (W.) 764. Powell
D) $50. G's majority 232.
Goegins majority in AZ 32
Tayor's '48 2l2
Carter (W.) 665. Garth CN.) 507. Watson and Gar
ter elected.
Goggin's majority, % day, l45. Perrow CV) re-
elected.
AMHERST.
AT midday on Saturday, PoweIl's majority. between
So and CO.
Patteson WI 6 or 8 ahead Of Gibson Cd for the
county.
| BEDFORD.
Goggn's majority, % day 293 BurweN and Nit
chel {fVhgs) reelected without opposition.
FLUVANNA.
| LIST day.-Irving only ahead, Stillman (lV) re
elected to the House.
RICHMOND CITY
1std -Congress-Botts (W) 500. Seldom (Dl
244, Lee NN) 81.
For State Senator. c. Stanard, Wing 425; JOS.
NJ. Sheppard, Wing. 362.
For House Of DeIegaes-Joseph Mayo, Wing, All :
James e. Crane Wing, 1888
About 635 votes polled, leaving about 700 yet to be
given.
Ct. Households As; Seldom 60; Lee ?.
| Taylorsvile, Bolts maj u.
| Goal llarbor, Seddon's maj. 49,
House Of Decentralization, Wing, l95 Shelton,
Dem, Sc.
| CT. House-Botts 326; Seldom 237. Lee CNv.) y.
State Senate-Sianard " hig, $780, Sheppard Wing
253.
House of Delegates Lancaster, Wing, 407; Mayo,
Dem, 26S.
Sweeney s-Democra,s about 50 ahead.
CHESTERFIELD.
Seldom sos; Bolts lO7; Lee Is.
CAROLINE.
CT. IIouse-fo Congress IIoaday Cl Forbes %.
| For House of Delegates -Buckner 81; Smith 81.
| G lansviile-Holladay g.; Forbes Isl Buckner Co.;
| Smith l6.
ALEXANDRIA,
| For Congress-]eremiah Morton PIP; J. S. Pendle
| ton IFS. Both Wings.
FREDERICKSBURG.
For Congress-Forbes, Wing, ESQ II aday, dem,
| 1874.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

~ We learn with regret that a fire occurred
On the night of the 22d inst, in room Of the
dwelling of Conway Robinson, Esq, used oS
temporary study BY which many bilIs prepared
by himself and Mr. Patton, for the Board Of Re-
the completion Of the revision. The RevIsQrs
have set to work, however, to prepare again the
bills thus DESTROYED. Mr. Robinson lost good
many valuable books and papers.
A similar accident happened TO Mr.. Living
ston and retarded for months the appearance Of
his Louisiana Code.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

Ihe LancastrGn. Loco Foco paper in Pennsylvania
mas the following Ink Confession.
'lhe democratic party requires purgation There is
too much rotienness and corruption In it, 1t has bInked
at deviation from political rectitude 50 long that many
seem to think these deviations esseniiaes."
all that is corrupt is to be purged upon the Loco Fo
GO party the result will be unlike that Of the fellow
who took too powerful an enec; he threw up ereing
but the soes Ut his boots.-.N. I. Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

ls5- Mr. Webster made short visit to Rich
mond, week before last and then proceeded TO
Norfolk. lie was accompanied BY Col Seaton
Mavor Of Washington, and Mr. Bradley While
in Norfolk he was visited by Mr.. Tazewel and a
great number Of citizens. He visited the Navy.
ward and Penns, lvania, ana was honored with
salute. He was 50 pleased with Norfolk that he
has accepted an invitation to call there in June,
on his route to the South.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30
MARRIAGES.

Married at Buena Vista the residence Of
George F. Tayoe Esq. of Roanoke County, on Tuesday
evening. the 2ih April, by the Rev. George Wilmer,
JOHN DABNEl, of Campbell County, TO Miss La
VIVA A, daughter of W lillian Langhorne Esq of b.
tet0urt County
-, on Tuesday evening. April l7th by The Rev
Smith PAYNE. d. d Rector OF ST. johns Church. RO-
BERT KING STONE, NJ. D., TO MARGARET F.,
daughter OF Thomas Richie, Esq, all Of Washington
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THE. BEST AVERAGE THIS YEAR.

| sold on the 9Th inst 4 hhds. Tobacco Cat Martins
warehouse) belon ging Benz Deyere Esq Of Roanoke
feeling manifesto in the Tobacco market this week.
and those who have not disposed Of their old CROP would
do well to bring it to market Immediately
ROBERT A. JONES,
Commission Merchant
0fce at Smittson s. Statha's, opposite the Farmers
Bank
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

HE President Of Liberia-It will be remembered
that when President Roberts in Engla promise
was made to him that vessel should be placed his
disposal Tor the suppression Of the slave trade the coast
OF Africa In our English papers we find the following
paragraph:
The Lords Of the Admiralty have ordered the Lark
small vessel lying at Chatham, to be fitted as yacht
or the Use Of the President Of the African Republic Of
Liberia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

We see announced. in the Richmond papers,
the death, in the 9lst year Of his age at the res
i,lence of John NJ. Patton, the venerable and es
teemed Captain PHILIP SLAUGHTER, Of Culpeper
county He entered the army Of The Revolution
as Lieutenant in Company OF the Virginia
RegimS "a mmanded by the late Chef Justice
Of the n,feq States, and served with credit and
distinction for several wears. He was a man of
active mind. great practical good sense. and Of
unrmpeachabe integrity. No man ever enjoyed
in higher degree the confidence and respect Of
his fellow citizens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

s'.'' SUM o'' 49, f
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Pe"''1r y ~. D''''' - ,' J
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30
" asinngton letter in the New York Journal Of

Washington letter in The New York Journal Of
Commerce says
The second Auditor of the Treasury phillip Clayton
Esq OF Georgia) has recommended the Secretary Of
the Treasury the dismissal five clerks and messen-
ger employed in bureau and the substitution of others
named Reasons assigned, ncapacny and natention to
business aud interfering in the politics Of the adjoining
States The changes will be approved by Mr.. Mere
dIh, to take effect on the lst of May.
Il Is reported, on good authority that Col. Donphan,
Of Missouri, has been appointed Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, vice Medl Of Ohio,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

We regret TO see that distinguished coempora-
"" the Rev W m. g. Brownluw Of The Ione>borouuh
Wing has lately received very rough usage the hands
Of Individual whom he characierzes as Fan assassin
scuuud.eI and coward" Returning night, il com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30
MIR corn WEATHER IN THE SOUTH.

I'll, co1d weather we here had, week before
III extended N the fat South and was even more
,a, fer. We could fiji columns with ex-
.-,ct5 from our Southern exchanges descriptive
II III ravages III The frost. The corn. wheat
cotton vegetable, and fruit all felt lis killing IN
furnce. Fear i entertained that seed FIR re-
,Iantinp tn cotton crop cannot Be obtained
There is every reason to believe half crop will
not be made
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

o. 1t is rumored that the gallant Col. Doni-
phan is TO succeed Mr.. Medill, as Commissioner
of Indian Affairs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

AZA
JUS n RE EII'E
Arnold's History of Rome,
History Of the Mexican War;
Proverbs for the People. by +. L. Magoon;
Oliver Wendell Holmes Poems,
Abercromhe's Intellectual Philosophy,
Paul and Virginia,
Life of Louis Napoleon,
Parker's Aidsto English Composition,
Mrs. Lincoln's Botany,
Lectures To Young Men,
Bouquet Of Melody "a. Musical Annual for l649 Every
fne,)
A full assortment of Davies Mathematical Works,
Business Mans Assistant,
Nurses great North American Atlas
Pocket Bibles and Tesiamens.
Prayer Books,
Proverbal Philosophy by Topper, &C.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
Blanche Of Brandywine, by Lippard,
Quaker City, do
The Nazarine, do
Washington and his Generals. do
Count of Monte Christie and Dumas writings gen
orally,
Mysteries Of Ola London by Reynolds. and his
writings generally.
Memories of my youth, by Lamartine,
Idle Hour Book,
Ellen Wareham, by Miss Pickering,
The Diamond and The Pearl, by Mrs. Gore,
California and Oregon Trail,
The Gold Mines of Gila.
Life and Adventures of Dick Tnrpn.
Mysteries and Aliseries @ New York; by Ned
Bunine,
The American Joe Miller
Dream Book and Fortune Teller,
Whites New Book Of PlanatInn Melodies.
Amelia. Young Lady's Vicssitudes, by Miss
Leslie.
PERIODICALS.
Southern Literary Messenger,
London Quarterly, Edlnburg, North British and
Westminster Reviews,
Godey's Lady's Book,
Graham's Magazine,
Sartain's U MON Magazine.
The above Reviews and Magazines can be obtained
the single copy the yearly Of subscription or
y the year at lowest subscription prce.
STATIONARY, SC.
good assortment Of FoolS:ap. Letter and Note pa
er. Envelopes, Steel Pens. Quilts, &C., &c.
An assortment Of best Pocket Knives. Blank Books,
Portfolios, Blank Checks, Roos Copy Bsks. Sc, sc.
JOHN 2. WRIGHT
.4the Post Office.
April 30-ifts
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I Transmitted for the american

New YoRK, April @, P. NJ.
The Stock market is so firm. and prices favurine
buyers. Treasury Mute So. lOsal0ei. New Loan II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30
CLOTER SEED.

CLOTER SEED.
ITO BUSHELS prime Mountain Clover Seed, on con.
L ~ Segment and tor sal. bv
March It's JOHN G. McCLANN.AHAN
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Cabinet Ware Rooms,
Opposite The Franklin Hotel.


\ HAVE recently fitted mp comm,dinus ware or
1 Tile exhibition If Cabinet Furniture and
prepared to exhibit very large and handsome
mcn, ana at prices lew il be bought. here
elsewhere My stock On hand viii generally amount t,
rom three fonr thousand dollars WORTH and CONSISTS o
every article in the line for which there il demand il
market. The following comprises part Of the srk
at present on hand
NideboarIs With and without Marble tops,
Wa7drob-s 4 5r ) different patterns and prices,
Dressing Bureaus, Ladies' Cabinets, Marble taps AMI
plain
Bedseads Mrhogony Curtain, and every variety Of
mon wood.
French BedseaJs and Spring Hair Beds "a new arcls)
one II tie greatest improvement Of The aye, in The
way Of comfortable sleeping.
Mah.gony and Gilt framed Looking Glasses, very su-
p,rjr and very NV,
Sofas Conversation Chairs, Dvans Ottnmans Soci,bles
Rocking Chairs from So - y so. Parlor Chairs
Of Mahogany, BTdoye, Cane seats, Windsor seats.
&C., Sc.
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April 50-ifts

FINE sun CURED CHEW
i ing Tobacco, for sale bv PETERS * STIGLER
Jan is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30
RICH MoND MARKETS,

APRIL 23
TOBACCO-The cold weather, we have lately had
has been unfavorabe to the trade The market this
week active it last, and note slight
decline for We refer our last weeks quo
tations for the general range of prices.
FLOUR-$450.
CORN-425 cts. per bushe
WHEAT is rather lower We notice The sale Of parcel
of good red at 81 O5; White $l.lO.
WHEAT OFFAL Bran. bushel 10
Shorts Is
Brown Sluffs 25
OATS-bushe 81
CORN MEAL.-55 cents.
RUM-New England % so
WHI>KEY-in bbs. "a
PROVlSIONS-BAooN city cured and Snithfeld new
Sets. hod round Western shoulders old 5a5.c West
sides old 5sa6c; marke. firm.
hog round-l0Olbs. ia
Hams, extra 9 10
Western sides Old 81 g.
Shoulders, Western 5 a 6
LARD: in kegs II s.
COFFEE aguayra, per ID g. 6.
Rio CRAZE
ST. Domingo &
Java 81 III
SUGARS New Orleans a. t.
Porto Rico 4s g.
BRANDV-Otard, Dupuy s Go. 2 25 2 SO
A. Seignette 90 so
lRON-Pg Iron, according to quality 26 a 81
Swedes, per ton %
English IS
Tredegar, (Richmond manufactory) 90
NAILS to a.
BUTTER-NIountan 6rkin IA rs
Fresh Butter IL a 20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF-$2 Is to So %, scale weight; nett, $5.59
to ESQ
HoGs-None in market.
SHEEP-$2 to ST. as in quality.
STATE OFTHE STOCK MARKET.
Reported by Beverly Blair. Licensed Stock Broker.
State Stock 6 per cents-par value $lO0-sales at
par.
Corporation 6 per cents--par value $l0O-last sales
at 9S
James River s. Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State-97 5Oa$9S and interest
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $l00-none on
sale.
Farmers Bank Siock-par value $l0O-99.
Virginia Bank StOck-par value X0-66.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 500 held $o5
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value $50
$40 so 80.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
par value 81 - held at $S5 and in.
Sales Of IL bbls. City Mill Flour to-day at 81 81!
which is decline
GRAIN-Wheat has also declined Sales of ordina-
ry TO prime reds to-day at S5a92 cents,
Sales of Yellow Corn at 47a4S cts, principally at the
latter figures; and of white at 42a43 cents.
We quote Oats at 25a2S cents with sales Of two or
three cargoes to-day at those rates.
the same Small sales of No. Beef at Sl1 80 Sales
Of 5000 lbs, Bacon Shoulders at 81 cts, on time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30

81 Any calls IN The undertaking line attended TO with
promptness and greatly reduc'd prices.
C5 would lihe u get two NJ three steady, indus,r
3 -. Of g'od moral habits as apprentices.
April 2-Wiwif A. WINSTON.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS,
CAMPBELL,

CAMPBELL
Wills and Clark, (Whgs,) elected to the Legislature
BY large majrties. Irving CIV )msjony for Congress,
over Bocock o. and Precinct hear irom which
will give Bocock, 30 maturity.
PFTTSYLVANiA
F"rrnoy's majority Isl. Townes and Neal elected
to the Legislature. Polls closed
HENRY
Fournoy's majority 70.
HALIFAX
Averet'S majority 324. Polls not closed
flllSlL NANlA CONGRESSlONALDlS DISTRICT
Averett- Fournoy.
Halifax S24
franklin 81
Pttsylvana 2Sl
Henry 73
39l 35l
354
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safe OF IL large Number 0CI1iMU-
bic &IIgrCS.

DN The authority order of thc county court Of Cam
- bell county, made its February term, 1919, vii
IN Monday, tbs ith day vt April, lS9, at the Big Lick
WI ll.- sh
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NO II Bur q NJ A n KITS s.
April 2Sth, 1919.
TOBACCO.


Inspected the past week so hds.
60 hds. sold. viz: % lids. Lugs and 81 hds. Leaf.
follows hds 81 80 TO 90; IL do 2 On to $50; 3
10 ? 30 t. 90; do to 80; 4 do So 80 to 4 10
do to 4 50; 5 do 81 50 to 6; do to 5 so do
30 To 6; 3 do 6 to 50; 2 do 80 To So Included
the above is hhds. old Leaf, made By Mr. Derly Of
Roanoke county. which sold from $40 to $3.50, aver
aging s6.05. Receipts Of Tobacco continue small.
WIN. 7. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
Prorision.- Bacon. 6a6.; Beef, TO cts; Corn
Meal. 40 As cents.
Flor-t3i $50.
Uheat-Red 20 cents; White IS.
Grdin.-Corn. 40 cts Oats Goa SO cents.
Clorer Seed No demand.
Thiskey.-Saes at 26 q cents.
Beesrar-lS cents.
Butter-Ve!y dull 10 to l2s for No. |.
Brntdy-Apple, none Offering Peach none offering
Bar Iron-SS5 assorted and $50 60 when drawn to
order.
Cofee-Rio 8 to cents; Laguira 81 to 9 ; Java l2I
Mocha 20.
Country Lmens-Tow and Flax Is.
Cotton Yarns-Saes IA to Is cents
Fealhers-30 to 80 cts.
Flar Seed-Saes 50 cents.
new 8 so.
Gilseng-25 cents.
Hemp-We quote &c in dema nd.
Linseed Oi-7O cents.
Ldrd-o OF.
,Nolasses-West India 50 to 40 cts per gallon n
o. AZ to As cents.
Plaster-Lump, So to g.
Sugns-New Orleans to cents; Porto Rico to s
cents Clarified l2s cents; Loaf | ! t. III cents.
Sah.-$2l a p.
1aito,c-9 to 81 cents.
Ip-s 80 per Dbl
Uioot-23 to . cts. dull
Uool RoUs-Held 49, cents.
EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, to per CT. premium
Baltimore, to do do
Boston, TO do do
Philadelphia, to do do
Bank Notes n. Carolina | do discount
40 5. Carolina, | do do
Tennessee, 5 to e do do
Wheeng, 2a2l do do
FRF.IGHTS UP AND DOWN THE CANAL.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead,) so so
DO manufactured, (per box,> 5
Flour. (per bbl) 9al0
Bar Iron, (per tony 90
Pig Iron, (per ton) 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (per TOM 90
Plaster, (per ton.) 90
Salt, (per sack) 81 to
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1909 Sto 10
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SPRING GOODS.

FINIL stbstrt" havl1g Tctvti and arranged lis Spng
Il stock " EARrfiEN " ARE, GLASS AND
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Negroes! Negroes !

" r q Z Q T. ) 7
7 AM now in market to purchase fall supply of Ne
GROES will NAY THE highest market cash price Tor all
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-10

Ship Eanohon, Pike, Liverpool, r. WnHnsJ q 20
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Mary Haze Rollins Is days from Portsmouth, N H.,
Brsm ship Schiller jhansen IS days from Bemen to
Brsm sbip Ghisiopbe Columbus Frerisoh 50 days from
Bremen to Wafnekeu g. KiTchhnh- Lafayette.
Ship Oscar LabO, 45 days from Bordeaux. 10 master
Bark WIN Here Watts, l6 days from ThOma.ton, to
Barb Star, T6orndks, Is days from New York to master
Brig F. sou6, Smith fOm Havana 4th inst to TrOisgos
Span. bds sap juan Rumss, days from Havana in bal
Brig @ateeuS Sleeper Is days from Turks Island.
Brig Lcopoid oDOnner, Miller days from Savannah, to
sohr. May E@elns Bonner from Rio de JanerO, Goth
schf; Vsls wilson days from the mouth Of the Rio
Gfands, TO John Alexander.
California Griffin. from MOBILE
Princess Fauchild. from Bay9u ssLs-iC9 bales cotton.
Jenny Lind Leathers, from AID Tmss-liui bales cotton.
Elisha Landry from Baton ROuee-73 bales cotton.
Alton Fulton 0% 81 t tTom sSsi cotton
TOwboat Annawan, McCqHough, from the Passes.
TOwhOst Louisville. Limbeit. rom the Passes.
TOwbOat Tennesseean. Thompson. from the Passes.
TOwboat Pat. Henry. Davis from The Pas IS.
TOwbost COnquerOF, Heaton from the Passes.
Memoranda:
Ship Mary Hale. the 9Th inst. Doubeheaded Sho
Keys bearing East 90 miles, passed soh Anu Eliza hence
On the 9TH inst in lat 25o 10 N lon $40 w passed shiI
Dalmatia hence fOt California.
Towboat Louisville lowed down and to sea, on the I'll
inst ship VickshurE, and bark Nehemiah Rich.
Towboat Pat. Henry lowed down and to sea. on the III
| inst, brig Tit.
Towbost COnquerOr lowed down and to YEA, the
inst ship Il. PuIntoR, and brig olviA
TowbOat Teunesseean losd dOwR and to sea, on the II
| inst. bark CntOna Wright.
Passengsrsi
| Per ship Schiller from BIemen-l93 stssrage.
Per shil ChrstOphe Columbus from Bremen-2l stseal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-10
New Orleans Cattle Market.
LAFAYETTE. Friday, Nov. -.

LAFAYETTE, Fnday, NOV. S-P n
Arrived to day. per sesmeT Alton As Beeves 235 Hogs
from the Lake drove of 80 Besvss and during the past
week sl3 Beeyes, l52 Cows, $50 Calves 1859 Hogs and
491 Sheep.
BEEF CATTLR-Ths stock at market is considerably
duoed and prices for good quality Tmer than at the
commencement of the week. Best quality Of Western 50
54c ID net-6c. sometimes obtained in small sales mid
ding and lower qualities 26i04a<o. h net.
HOss-Ths receipts for the last month, have aeoumu-
lated and a heavy stock is pressing the market.
Prices vary from 21GC0s14c. y h.
SHEEP.-Ths stock sale only moderate and prices
in favor of hodeTs. varying from 81 65i0S 50 head.
Mulch COws.-Plenty in market, and selling at s25i0
Gao head Some favOrite breeds held at s600 &65.
CALvEs-SeI well at SO O00s7 90 Q head.
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List of Vessels I'm Port Not Cleared.
CORRECTED especially for TIE Crsseent
TNots.ln FIRST municipality Ciesignsted The following
able - mi ~ Che Nos commerce AZ The ksiroas and run gP
ng Filtboat Landing In the Third nSh the Nos
Rarnal and down No heng EcrI Nharl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-10
NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10.

SINGULAR ROBBERY Martha COrlas ted yesteT-
day upon the affidavit of CoFdela RUSSELL who makes the
statement that Thuday evening she Droc sdsd 10 the
hOufs occupied BY Mrs COtas in Burgundy between
Customhouss and Canal for the Of borrowing
shawl that while there her hostess commenced a violent
painant dropped her pocket book. containing go BILL
which the accused instantly took possession Of and refused
10 deliver up Mrs COras bail before Recorder GenO
and answer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-10
Re-opening of the
(, scENm RnWIING sAIOON.,y

NO. IS ST CHARLES STREET
: His Establishment has latey been opened nader New
! Admins ration, thoroughly repaired aud TenOv0tst
unsurpassed by any Saloon the city and to those
who enjoy the healthy exercise and excitement OF BOWL
ING, we say, (9iUe u a Call. -
The B AR will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most GeutlsmaulY Attendants. OLE jm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-10
FOR CALIFORNIA.

Szts For San Francisco via the Straits of Magel-
A4R Ian-TO sail on SATURDAY. 10th NoyembeT.-
So The new and splendid schr. CRESCENT CITY,
Captain Talbot will have dispatch for the above via
the Straits of Magellan She has excellent accommodations
for six passengers For fegh of bulk Of 100 bbs, pas
sage, apply on board Lower Pieayune Tier orto
n9 G. J. MEEKER 4 co. 66 POydIssst
NIB The Crescent City will deliver the wharf all goods
and save to cOnsgnees the heavy expense Of ghers
SCI. For California, via Cha res.-The splendid
%Ef&aA steamship ALABAMA J. j. Wright, com
TURDAY the 10Th of November at O'Clock, P M.
Rates of PASSAGE .oooo
IN sioon ~
In seerage (Mess with Crew) Observation-Disclosures, IS %
90 a. O'' e. j. MEEKER Co. IS POydrss St
1t For California The new. fast sailing bark NE
SEsa HEMIAH RICH, Capt Carlton, being ready for
sea- wv sS'e on me eye1ng o. tns 9.n NoyemReI
passengers. lmmetate application must be made, as she
will positively sail as above, Cabin passage, 1850 Apply
70 PARADISE, LAwRAsoN CO, 81 Grayer st
.,Esss. For Ohagres via ayana--U s. M1A
se eabb fISJRo5F Og eon spS69 0TSeD N.Y.
H J. HaHseiu U. S, n, commanding, will leave for
GGh3a&gEsS With the California and Oregon Mails, or
tualy, from foot of St. Mary street Lafayette.
r. 80 RATES or PASSAGE: -. ~.
IN saloons 70 Chages. sA0 w
In steerage and mess with crew 10 iaees.. Is O.
Freight, % cents per cubic foot
No Passage secnTed until paid lr All Passage tickets
and orders receive freight must be procured from the Otcs
PARADISE, LAWRAsON & co. Agents.
NIB surgeon is attached TO the Falcon thereby Away
securing good medica attendance to her psssengers o9
81 For San Francisco, Oaliforpia-The fine cop.
| A1sA psred and vers fast sailing bark LOUISIANA
18th November touching Rio JaneirO This vessel ha
superior accommodations for cabin passengers having ssya
raj spacious rooms, and is well found aud furnished il
every respect Cabin rassase, e250. For freight pas
spse apply to nEWEYY, 3 co; 81 ~, Gra gi st
| n9 or T. TOBY BOGERT, 69 CamD ST.