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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

D9N BARRELS D8mau y Melons, and Browns Ro
NesannHIe. llndint ilen uue idwder and bark Auto
ieqn .ior sale ~ JOHN STROUD Il CO,
Iato l4i Common street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

LARD,
ga AN9o ChOice Family isafd ID store and 0F sale by
- ieia CdAS. HYOuGHfoh. o. Campst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

[FFom the HesteH Empire Dayton Ohio Jiiv % Is17
MIR, J. +. HowELIs-Slr Il affords me much pleasure
you that my cough, aud severe affection o The
lungs has been entirely removed BY the one halt bottle
of Dr. Davis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Tar which Won
and Others advised 70 You safely recommend
the of the above named syIup for Coughs Colds
most excellent remedy, YOurs espectly, W w PHLLirs
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MEDIGAI

nR WALLACE, No. "a Arcade Fnsaaee, Cups .,ys .
~ New Orleans, OFror HouRs--tIom 8 A. s6i3,
ORDERS elt al the Drug Store of n. Bonnebel viii be
attended to jays lyd&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

LET01I ~ 9I1II ~ ~ II-#NWI -
LIgnHiER4 July % l946.--Anu Whd Cherry ard Yl
Syrup gives general saf9facti0n. We have been out OF
fo time, and thought would not order any; but
almost daily inquired for. and thought, perhaps
would be best 20 order some
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

=
DJVl] ti.f TOR Y MILLS,
M ANUFACTURED by w p, COLEMAN. Gfod street.
IVA d0o below BaIonne, New Orleans These Mills
In Euecesslu operation II the following States, viz
Ohio New YORK. Pennsylyani, Virginia, Kentucky, lnd-
ana, Illinois Michigan Wisconsin, iowa, Missouri. Ar
kansas Tennessee Alabama, Mississippi louisiana Texas,
Mexico and account Of their portability the very
thing for California number Of them have been pur.
ohased recently for those - Dggius
Warranted to perform 10 the satisfaction Of the puT-
chaser. or money refunded lmhlal w. p. g.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

NJ BRAHDER SMITH, General C0lIyHTSSYOA
IN. MERCHANT. No, 80 GRAvIER srRkEr Is Com
miEsiOned take AcknOwedgem Of Deeds aud POwer
Of Attorney 70 Administer uaihs and to take Testimony
and Proof OF Demands by appointment of the Governors
the following States, viz MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
VERMONT. RHODE ISLAND, CONNEtTICUT.
NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYJV ANA
OHIO. MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, INDIANA IL
LlNQls MISSOURI; KENTUCKY, TEAM ESSEE,
NORTH CAR0lINA, SOUTH CAROLYN a, Ala
bAAlAs M SSlsSiPPi and FLORIDA. mh27 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

BY. F6M2sN Icy n Lime
SKI 81 AHRB Standing lpm steamboat Josiah Law
Nltly feare, and iofsae by JOHN STROUD 3 CO.,
lstt l46 Common street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

Ia BOXES shayis extra BEEF TONGUES, Jest re
W. oeiFed and for saehy
lss c1lAs. SEDUCTION. q Camp .t.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

ANCHORS AND CHAIN GABLES.
NTek SALE Aughols and Ctain Cabiee al 2ze. ID.
~ Amply af& Natnhenstreet. up stairs. apD
CALIFORNIA SPADES.
2fAfA kQA SALE low. Apps 81 y Natchez street, up
AMI stasfa. ap25
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

4 VIE Bndasignel IL constantly manufacturing and hai
of Enlea fpsfOT article utR IN Etf r af1-Sas
which he viii guar ntee to improve by age and Af
gill deliver II, Tree OF charges, IN any part OF
The city Or Iqfayette, a. the following reduced -
Ces 20 suit tie tines viz. Butts go gallons 90 SO; Barrels
~ kai0us, e. Bairss 40 gallons. cents gallon libe
a. discount made % Wholesale eustnmem
~ line TOnned in the POzluiiee viii be punntaaly
5iended to. IHr29 III JOHN II. WEIR,
LnLnaI lnmmn. amh MIMI "a annata (lrIY Hnsnlnl
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DISEASES or TIE BYE NNU GAH.
A FFBCTi0NS Of the Quito Nerve, liiis, ConInnciiya
IA Inflammation Partial blindness Operations lof StIabs
mus and other Diseased affecting Vision. DR.. TuN-
STALLS OFFICE, 70 Circus street. between FeIdido
and Gfavier Streets Hours Of COnsultanOn-l0 till Sun
days, 10 Till a.. Certificates from Physicians and Patients
may be seen at his Office. la2O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-10

WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST
PHILADELPHiA, June g ls46-l can highly recommend
Dr. Davss Syrup of Wa Cherry and Tar, from my know
ledge Of lis virtues. My wife had been effected 0r long
time with weakness and pain the breast the OF this
medicine short time entirely relieved her ThesYmptOms
would, after tune, reouF aad an occasions the Iee
speedy the rst place Its months since
she has been Tree OF the affection consider
mend valuable medicine It's gfhenng effect
has been very great in addition to relieving the breast.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-04
HOUSE (REOPENED).

1>iiE PROPRIETOR Of the above establishment, !,
/ would respectfully inform the citizens %
Shire, cport, and the travelling pnbhe gshs,a'!'
mat they haze re-opcned ,he Commercial ifoa@'
an Texas street, convenient to the stcaiipoals,
and IN the most healthy part Of the CITY, me
room, are spacious and airy. and handsomely
furnished. There Is also ladies paflor, IN Il
yrrg retired and pleasant part OF the building
and for cleanliness and comfort. the Propreiofs
aatte, Themselves not to have II surpassed IN
IA. s,nthrrn country Their table will, nj all
times. be furnished With every dclicacy Of the
.,,.an. and the Bar (Which Is very comnodiou-
say 40 hy % iecO supplied with the best OF
Iiauars. Wines, and Cigars 10 say nothing oil
the lee, &C.
The propricior- beg leave to state that they
haze spared No pans nor expense ~ e''h'r ue'
par,ment, and that careful and attentive ser
wants have been procured MI ihc} ask - a
lrlal-aud hy sirici attention to busncss, They
nope to ms,i thc appreciation, and merit the
patronage OF n liberal public.
ID. ID. JONES, g. co,
June IS niiy PROJECTORS.
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-. ID. JONES, g. co,
nj ly Projectors.
STEAM Mill.

THE undersigned, with pleasure, announces
| to IL friends and the public. generally. that
ms Steam MIL situated one mile and fourth
IRON Marshall, j. in successful operation IL Is
prepar,d 80 accommodate bills Of lumber oi
any Dc sriptiou, NJ short notice, on hiS usual
terms III. Grtd MI has recently been I'M
proved in IT, machinery, and department has
cen added for the manufacture of flour sup
nlied with a good boliing apparatus. lie has
been induced to add this improvement 70 hi-
establishments hy the repeated wishes Of hls
patrons. and the q, dent want Of such fae..l'ic-
Ia the country. Il l. 10 be hoped that there
V.ji be- uo longer any impeachment 10 the cut
ture at wheat hy iarmcr- M Tins vicinity. on
account OF want of the ncecssaf, caRFe-
is.. see for IT, manufacture
Grateful for past fNors he hopes that his
patronage VIII be commensurate with the cN-
pen-e II his Improvements, and latter, h.mscli
TINT the public Will find ready accommodation
Al has establishment
A. D. BuRRESS,
June l. 1870 ~ lily
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2UE STATE or TEXAS

County of iiaRRIsoS
County Court pertaining 10 he estates Of dtcrasei
pgrsnts,
SEPTEMBER -, 1919
I ETTFRS of Administration on the estate
l i Of JOHN Middleton, deceased. were gr4ntcd
60 the under gned on the 30th Of Mly. 1919.
Therefore, all persons having claims against
sud csiaie, viii present them as required by
law, and those indebted will MAXI payment to
}. NJ GILL, Admir-.
September n, 1910. laG.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.


ETTERS of Administration were granted
i TO the undersigned, on the estate Of James
las'er. decreased, on he 9th day of Scplcm.
Der, instant by the county court Of Harrison
county. Texas. This is, therefore, to no.iiy al
persons indebted 10 >aid tate, to present their
cla.iu, As required b, Iaw. and those indebted
to the same wll Waae payment 70
SARAH ANN LASTER, Ada'r
September %. 1919. ~ 1t
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I'VE sui atibef has a lot Of Cotton Ga
/ Stands OF the manufacture 81 lAiel Posi-
of Malaga county A.. iu siore a. itc Mar.
ho1.c ri PER-, apd >p,,I. PoG cldto, whi,h
he OF - to sell at io'e Yric.s.
TIE ,ot contains variety Of from 80 TO CO
SAWS
TIE superiority Of hc,e gins, it IS presumed,
is alr.ad, .nown ia the paalc,
Prices - o. - 30, ani 8 90 per aw.
Terms cash, OF On a crctii, III, ,,.c st Of Jan.
uan urNt
R,tr toN u Perry. OF " Spell 7ori Cq,ldp,
or 10 the shs,uhcr
8 VI iliGGERTY
Pos. fsddn, June ,. 1859 . Gen
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{ A X DIS, !. II G..


MEME CAL
hrs. YOUNG & MORGAN hayinr f.,
- partnership, respectfully tender ,b.,,
fes~ional services to the citizens or ns,.t
and vicinity. Their JOIN, attention MA
gwen to all cases Of importance, free IL ~
charge. Particular attention viii be re,d !.
surgical eases aud operations Dr. yors'
successful experience IN hihotomy, and ~
important operations il well known.
Their office will be that OCCUPIED "A, me-
b, DR.. ioung. where one or bet. may = ~
at all times when not professionally absent
July ~ '''', .....--- 10 Oh
hR. \. W. EAMES, having located
} maueuily ut the resid,Ecc OF n, u,
iisrrn. eight miles southeast If Mel
respectfully tender, IN, professional SORT
the ci.izei. Of the &c, rccnl country a.
be found at HI. ril'ce at al tines wtea
professionally ahsc.t.
jane 20, lsie. nGf
I'LL, FRAZER, & SilEDp Ieo assoo
! Lar Marshall, Texas, viii practice \
Supr, mc and District Courts of the s,s,a
the Courts OF the United States for ia 3
Of Texas, ~
w orHiirEgi
lnClniTREE & WIGFAil. 80" .t
\ iap, viii attend MI the Con-. i
sixth judicial District, Marsial' TeNas :!
i 4 DAMS q MALONE, Aaor,.egs 7, = =
\ Marshall Texas. a.
~ NosrLrt, -
\IoSELEN & HALL, Attorneys az ,'L !.
vi Marshall, Texas h ="
F f. u. 'kENNEN. Aporn.3 nj La,.
IL. shall, Harrison county. Fr,a.. mf
ntN. & ntEks' I. hLsxAsra I
DuRkS y ALEXANDER, -
- Ire Marshall, Harrison county, res. l
August 3, 1919.
~ APArlIID, AFayHg al las, Al,
|. Harrison county, Texas /
INDNl\ CATER, Noia,y Pa5ac. On
II III, County Clerks Office.
DAWll\S. EVANS q Co.. ts,ga
II Merchants, Is tommoa H.. Nea o,
RrrrR ro-Col WIN. : kich,r .=oa. /
Frazer, jas y. Collier, I-q., Harrison 49,
DR. John W Mas,ic. Gusa county.
Gregg y Key, Marshall nj
IllGii NJ fARklOR ~ co. Alc,os
Commission Nsrc5ags Shreveport
Slaves Kept constantly ON hand for sale 4, 4
Orleans prices. NJ
INRRloR y M'CUIIA, i,a-'orsaai & /.
l mission Merchants, % Gsa,ler stree, .
Orleans. M
FAKE A N.CRr,pN ~
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pOWEiIsS lUTGI..
\tlI'll'l,.

WI " d
4 IL persons sending sacks 70 the sag
"a bcr'- Mill, viii be expected to haze 7
made of strong materials. and plainly r''s
with the Initials of the owners name, q
other brand As VIII render them easy q :
iity. M A. y BURRhN
lust RECEIVED. And 10 Sale le.
> cash, Window GLASS (Waierfooll, W
Lead (i'os'on, Ne. y, Lnseed ca, LAMP
Lard OIL, and Spts Turpcu'lne, by :,
EVANS & SEAS
lmya6-itf Drug ISIS, Mars " q
INiONi SD\iA\ NEDICi\nS~-A n /
! assortment, JUS, received and for q
MOI EVANS & SEAR.
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IS ,. nnia Ga fHAyER, r. ". .,,s-
I'LL. FRAZER, & SilLDD, iRors,',
! Lac, Marshall, Texas, Nll practise \ Y Z
Sup, mc and District Courts of tho So =
the Courts Of the United States for lbs /. :
Of Texas -
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I Ian rEHs not IL.
T4lE undersigned, would most respsskl
inform IN, friends and 'ho public z,nag
that he has become the proprietor oi the Y
aud eommodions building situated on tie Il
caH corner of the public ,stuafe--Anogs
some As ia. Walton . -anefr he Is "A
to receive and accommodate the wear rsl.
and ali others who wa, favor him wih !;
patronage IN such manner, he trusts, 81 4
give general satisfaction, and ensure h.m 4
erai share of public favor
This fine building rs now being am'ha,
the very best manner end ]. well adapted
accommodation Of families. hsHnr d nualf
spacious rooms. winch vill Be Vcll tarmshs ]
lie table vii BE- furnished wi'A the les Z
county affords lis stable wa at
pied with proyender ari sf.are o.ilf. /
short, you Will do well 10 eall Ut The Ita
lioiel, and Judge for yonrci,e~
Imy27-ly W. &. J. MORSE
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OK Of dte county court
,'cmhrr ~. tsIa ~ r.
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" n orHiirEEi =
hCiIliTREE 4 WIGFAil. , "''il
" Lale VIII attend MI the toprf. n
sixth judicial District, Mars'isll. To
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& ApAIs. 4 So.
1 DAMS 4 MALONE, Attorneys r..
\ Marshall, Texas. a.
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s. Mosfifh, ~
\IoSEI.EN & HALL, Attorneys a, !.
vi Marshall, Texas IN 7f
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f. u. NJ kENNEN, A7orpy "a iaa
i. shall llqrrison county. |e,as. AMI
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lNRRioR 4 M'CUIlA, fle'ors auei &
mission .iie'eaaGs, % drawer stree. /.
Orleans. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30
PRODUCTS OF VIRGINIA.


A friend has sen, us halt dan as large.
well.filled pure and beautiful ears OF Indian
Corn, as We have ever sseo. They were seleci
ed vihou, any peculiar care, from large bulk
Of corn, grown On The fine estate ct Dr. JOS
Watkins, Ben Lomond. in The county OF Gooch-
land. They are noble specimen OF what James
River low grounds and The Gooch!and red lands
:au do Under suspicious years aud citcums'an'
,es. TIE rom Va haze before Us tanf which
ia OF no unusual Variety ho~ever. vas grown
On high land, aud for SIZE and perfect fiiiH', The
ears are rarely surpassed. The number Of g'ains
ranges from 900 to IL or 1900 on each ear. They
NAV he seen at our Office. So far as harvested
The corn crop of Goochland romises TO Turn GU
above expectations.
We delight 10 chronicliug such noble fruits o.
farming 10 old Virginia. They ATE richer and
more hearl-inspiring Than The loisome sao
heallh>breakiog "diggings" in califcrOia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30
Rrnm rh~ YnrL cnlpIla.

This Thing oil having a President, %aen you
have no use Tor him, and when he costs you pol!l'
caly. more than he comes to, is MT waal IL Is
cracked up to be- The man oil whom The Lon
don Punch tells The following story NJ dono
thought when he took chance in The rafil iaf
an elephant, that it would be very fac thing 10
win so large triz:. He, like the Wings when
prac icing all manner Vi deception 10 e'ec Gen.
Ta,lor, probably never tIeamed Of The pefplcxl.
lies that might follow success.
Funch's story is as follows;
Once ON a lime there was gentleman who
won an elephan! in RI IN.
/. vas very fine elephant, and very cheap al
the price the gentleman paid Tor his chance.
But the gentleman had no place 10 "a; II IN.
Nobody would axe il cff his hancs.
He couldn't affor 10 feed II.
He was afraid of the law il h. turned II loose
in Inc sfaet?.
He was loo humane To lie. il otafvr.
lie vas ARA ID 10 shoot d.
In short. he was in perpleIily very nauTai
10 gentleman wih-moderale means small
house, common feelings OF humani,y-and an
elephant.
Punch does not inform The world wha, he
gentleman did with his elephant. II he auemp,.
ed TO make The most OF him By driving him
through The country as show, we hope he sue
ceeded heller than the Wings have done 10 their
ehor 10 pui their "ha;d bargain" 10 some use.
Finding him on their hands, and good for moth
ing else, The bright iiea struck item that he
would answer firsl-faie 10 travel through The
country just before elections, and scare up large
Wing msjorilrs.
They lried that--bu,, good gracious l10h at
N, returnsI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30
SURRENDER OF CONFORM.

|. The departure OF the garrison is allowed
without arms; lie sworc- Of the officers are IL
remain iii their possession. To those Offices who
formerly served in the Imperial army passports
abroad will &c graLsd these whom passports do
not suit will BE- freely dismissed 10 their homes,
with the exception OF such as present ,hem>
selves voluntarily lc The authorities. The Honved
oficers-lhat is, he officers who have Ect served
belore-will be allowed 10 reside unmolesied in
Their homes, without reservation OF their future
employment. The private soldiers OF The Impe.
rial regiments are amnesied, ard both these and
sucn oriuaies As have obta ned The rank OF off,
GERS, are ,eit c, ,h riy, and wi, be subjected 10
no further prosecG 10. BY The law.
9 Passports Tor ,cad sill &c distributed 10
all who claim such Cihin so days.
8. A months pay Tor The officers and len days
wages 10. the men OF The garrison will he given
in Austrian national bana>noss, according 10 The
Austrian usage OF gar.
4. Towards compensation for divers engages
menis incurred on he par. OF he garrison through
notes on the military chest, The sum OF half nil
lion OF forms 10 be paid down in Austrian bank
notes
S. Care Of The crippled soldiers in Comorn
and OF The sics 10 lsc hospitals.
Private property, mcsesele and immoveable
10 be preserved inpiolaie.
? Place, time aud mode of laying ooUa arms
10 ~ hereafter determined.
8. All hosili,es IN either side 10 be immedi-
aeiy stopped.
8. The fortress will be given up according 10
he usages Of war, and alter the exchange OF "a.
ifcalions.
Pasta. Herkaly, Sept. 81, Is49. (Signed) Hay.
,au, F 2 NJ. Captains Taakas, GasPareIz;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30
PROCESSION IN HONOR OF EXPREsI,

PROCESSION IN HONOR OF EX-PREsl'
DENT POLK.
On the 30h instant.
isl The line will be formed al 10 o'clock, q. M. ~
front of tis Comfy Court iousehe lett resting NJ e
intersection Ct 18Th AID Main street., and move IN the
Military.
Masonic fraternity.
Orator Of The Day.
Governor and Council
iidpes and Officers of the Federal Court
Judges and officers Of the Courts of Va.
Stare Oficers.
Clergy.
Mayor, Aldermen, City Council and Cmcers.
Officers and Soldiers Of the Revolution,
And of the war of lels :,
Officers ri the army ana Navy OF tie unae
oicsr, and Members of Scientific and Literary insii
UNIONS.
Odd Fellows.
Temperance Societies.
Benevolent Societies.
Fire Association.
Citizens on foot, abreast
Citizens on horses, abreast.
Citizens IN carriages ~
I'd. The procession viii move up MAIN s,Iee W ~,
street thence through 5th to Broad down bfohu stee
to The African Church, where the ofanon VIII po u'
veTod. -, ,,.,., . -, .,i,
81 On arriving at tho Church the Military VIII hat
omen ranks for the passage CT the different poions
the procession conducted by their Iespeclre n
be reserved for The Ladies' Seats VIII be sci aDaH on
or near the platform under the purtor The Governor
and rouncl, Clergy, Judiciary and Surviving oheef'
s,h Minute Guns win be fired by detachment Of The
Fayeile Artillery. a.o,. during
Gin ctlzens are requested to close their doors during
the movng Of the procession. = ~. .,,
h lie Pastors Of the several cnu.enes :" se s sy
are r.spectf,y requested To cause the bes oi tnei
churches 10 be olod during The moving OF the process
sion. -, .o.,,
Societies and others desirous Of joining the pfoees
lion and moi mentioned above, wiz report TO the Chief
Marshal who win assign than position IN procession
BENZ SHEPPARD, Chief MARSHAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS.. OCT. 2s.
TOBACCO-The breaks are small, wnh no
change IN prices. Inferior Tugs sell al ga oO
good Jugs 81 SO; common leaf Sc 80;
good SO IS 75u; fine SIS 8 SO; fine manu-
iaciu1lup rs ali Jso vi SHsPPiRD Jr.
FLOUR-Rchmond s5 a D .2i, SeoasvIlle SIS
49, -,
WHEAT-Red 100 l05; white los 100
cents.
CJRN-53 S. cents. cash and credit.
CORN MEhL-65 cents.
OATS-32 s. cents Fer bushel.
FISH Hcrrings ale very scarce Gu So 81
a s rs; Gross sat IS; Shad 3 80 So-dnll'
BACON-7! a S cents hog round.
EhCc.c.-Vmginia cured cents, TtaSc; West
crn Side. a u. c,s., Shoulders stable; Hams u
a loo.
LARD-Barrels 6ia7 cts; kegs u ) CT.
WHISKEY-29 cents Tor Recttied.
COFFEE-Rio 81 a lOs; Laguayra Vi losi
SUGAR Porto Rico 5. o. N Orleans &c;
S, Cro17 cts, dull.
TEkS-lmperial and Gunpowder So 25c
per TO-. Black % 30 c. Dull.
HIpES-Green sailed a ~ cents per lb.
Calfsai,ed IS Cts 10 each; Spanish IL a Is. cts.
SOAP-Por brown 3.c.; yellow At SC, per
pound white and variegaled IL IA.
F'LAXSEED-ll5a l2U cents per bushel
STEEL-Amercan blistered Sll0 per Ion
FEATHERS-33 a IS cents.
iRON-Pis Iron S26 10 37s, according TO
quality, Swedes IS per ton; English 10; Tfede'
gar Richmond mandatory $780, Up Country,
BaryO, according TO qualify. Nails At.
SnOT-5Ic. per pound.
PLASTER . a 81 from Wharf; Basin S4
SALT-Lasl sales !roi:: wharf 50 per sack
from store 81 Is.
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uoxon 10 Ex.PREsIpENT FOLK.

According 10 The programme which mas oeeh
published, Inc ceremonies in honor Of Inc memory
of the late James X. Polk will take place 'o'o"l'
From the manifestations OF The pa'iiutie sPn"
around Us, we cannot doubt that he p'oeess'o"
will be large, solemn and imposing, ana 'na' ou'
Citizens, in respecting The Gay and joining III '"e
solemnities, will do credit 10 The metropolis anu
he Stale. From Judge Masons known 'a'en'S'
fine elocu,ion and long and intimate aciaa ln'ahce
with The late President We may expect an eui'~
gy fully worthy of The interesting OCCASION
During Sunday night AID the greater part oil
v-sertay the fain ;ell in lorrenis-but last even
ine's clear sunset gave us reason 10 nope tof q
fine day-so important TO proper celebration q
he day. TO allow hose connected with our Oh
fee an opportunity Of participating in the scene
and in accordance with d lime -honored custom,
which we hope 10 see carried out BY The commn'
ni,y generally, we shall suspend Inc publication
Of our paper Tomorrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30
BRUNSWICK SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

BRUNSWICK SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
We have mol yet received ne foil proceedings
Of The Layrenceville Convention, which nomlna-
ted Francis Jones, Esq, as The democratic caid''
date for The Senate. We cannot donbt, however.
hat he will receive The cordial aud united vote OF
The Democracy of nc District. He is respected
and esteemed for his fine talents, lofty integrity oil
character ard sterling Republican principles
and deserves The full vote Of the District. We
warn our friends, however, tina! The Wings
have hopes OF carrying the District, and we III.
yoke The Democrats 10 be awake and DO their
whole duty. We shall give in our next pub
LEGATION communicate lion from supporter Of our
worthy friend Dr.. WIN. F. Thompson Of Din>
widdie, who states thai Dr. rs iTi'ncs are
lille sore at his claims being passed over bur
Gill how 10 the action OF tie Convention and
will give il nominee a cordial support This Is
nothing but what We had right 10 expect from
he friends OF such 4 man as Or. T., who, We
tsel satisfied, will now show MS accustomed mag
nanimiy and pa;rio:ically throw all his lnilnence
INTO the successful support Of the nominee OF The
Convention.