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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
WHY Don't YOuTrvit2

Read the following statement of flcts-thTow away
your old prejudices aud the above question
OcTdlng to common and and yOu viii try it.
Messrs. Curtiss and NichNs-FUr two years past have
been entirely Frustrated with the Rheumatism both my
knees were swelled to their original siZea large bunch
out I'm breast bone appearing like part Of the bone
thrown out Another bone thrown ont Of my wrist.
In short endured the most cXcrucatng pains for nearly
three years. obtained the best medical attendance the
country afforded, and tried great Humber of medicines
and prescriptions without the least benefit alienation,
when had the good Torture to procure bottle of Camp
and Pain Killer, prepared of Messrs. Curtis and Perkins, Of
Bangor Soon after taking it, found could get some
rest nights, and the pain become Test violent. have
tnued to take it and apply externally until have used
eight bottles took much larger quantities thnn was rec
commended The swelling has all gone down both in my
limbs and breast and am entirely eved from pain.
been ablo do good days work any time for the
last three months, for oil my age No description Of
my convey the vast amount of benefit have
ccvCd from this article. beve it is the best article in the
world for rheumatism. have also used it for cbOlc pains
in the stomach, and always fund mmedistc relief
JOHN BUCKNAM.
Dixmont, July II, 1913.
hd6it&teibe e99ys We have certificates from per
ach and limbs scarlet rash throat in adults chill
drcn, sprains and bruises the stubborn of the
Piles severe scads and brns extracting the fire at once
and giving immediate relief from pain,
BE particular to call for Curtis and Perkins, Cramp and
pain Kiernll others bearing this COuntereits,
For sale wholesale and retail by CURTIS and PERKINS,
| Bangor, Maine.
| Collins, wholesale and RETAIL Montpelier Vt-S C.
IIutchins, Waterbury-D w. Keith, Barrel Hacker,
plainfeld-E. ID. Putnam, Marshfeld-E Perry and Co
CabON. T. Keller and Co iydcplrk-H Villas, John
| son-D. Gilbert, M0nsown-lI Montgomery iardwick,
l3:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
Canadian Affairs.

MONTREAL, May 5th--6 P. M.
No House to-day. On Monday, Parlia-
ment will sit in the new building of Hays's,
called Free Masons' Hall. 1t is said that
the Seat of Government is to alternate four
years, at Quebec and Toronto A young
man from the Custom House is in custody
for dstur bance, probably as a witness.
Agitation continues in eastern townships.
All quiet here.
eS+Some of the late prisoners start on tour
sso the eastern townships, for the purpose of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, TEACHERS and sCIIoL-
AIRS;
he Subscriber has removed the office of Lyman Briggs
l. ESQ.,, on State Street, George W. ScOt's Store,
where he intends making a GENERAL DEPOT of Appa-
ratus and Books for Academies and Common ScoOos,-
consisting In part of Maps, Globes, Charts &c &c, such
as MtchePs Outline Maps, Mattson's AstrC nOmca Do
Come's Globes, Pages Vocal Chants, Davies Mathemat
cal works. Wells Grammar's, Wizards Histories, Cutters
Physiology, Wineheser's Writing Bookkeeping, Doub
e and single entry Also Rev. Zadokl hOmpsons GEOG
RAPHY & GEOLOGY OF VERMONT. accompanied with
Maps-A NEW WORK Dust pubshed) designed for the
use of Academies and Schools The above work has been
examined and highly recommended by the Hone Tae ior
ace Eaton, State superintendent, and His Excollency Car
los Coolidge In fine all the STANDARD works, needed in
the sch0Ols nf this State, may be found here
Orders will be PROMPTLY attended to, (by Mr. Briggs
in the absence of the subscrbcr)
CHARLES o. KIMBALG,
General Agent for the State.
Montpelier Feb. lS49.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
New York, Saturday, = o'clock, P. M.
The Liverpool Steamer.
The Steamship America has not arrived.
The Stock Market.

Sales at the Second Board of u S. Six
es of 1867, at 10; Long Island Railroad
% l-2. Fancies continue heavy. Money
is rather easier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
Receipts for the Freeman, Vol. vi.

VIM Churchill, E. w. Sherman, G. D Bacon,
N. Colby, D. Brown, Geo. Raymond ]. Powell,
N. Spooner, C. Cook, B. H. Cushman, VIM.
Jones, ]. T. Thurston, ]. Warren, J. l.. Morse,
L. Coolidge, G. w. Kinsman, J. w. Fiske, L..
Manchester, ]. Macarthur, ]. Kimhnll, o. w.
Butler, N. Perrin, WIN. Holt, B. Durkee, J..
Williams, E Ellis, ]. Cole, P. Evans, A Wood
ward, VIM. R. Skater, N.Gilson, Sl,50 EACH
E. A. Parker, s. Britain, G Southwell, 81, each.
Rev. S. Mexican, 1875, R. w. Toby 8lc.; j.
Potter Csc. VIM. Aldrich, Sc; w. H. Mott,
aI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
TO THE
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.


VISIT HEAD QUARTERS FOR YOUR OUTFITS
AS many of citizens and New Englanders in
neghborHg towns about starting for the new FL Dora
do, California Gold Dggngs and having no experience
to what they will require for their convenience ana
mort purchasing low prices or in Short IN get
ting good suitable outfit for little mOney,-thcy should
90 TO Head Quartere Oak Hail. Boston.-lavng made the
Quitting business sudy-hree fouTths OF my enfe
farce, numbering some hfty clerks, being all eng5gcu III
this new branch Of trade, land having fitted Out
number of extensive companies we are prepared 10 FURNISH
qniteu list sofl NIL suitable ARTICLES re
to the Gold RegOn9H is amusing Oak Hall daily
thrOnged with various grOups-Od men, young men, boys
rich and pOOvely few admitting where they buund
hut the outfit selected from the following useful mining
articles, generally tells the story Feather River OvercoatJ
Spanish or California COaks adapted to the double
pose of cloak by day and blanket nghtSuter's Long
mining waistcOa-Liuen Sacks-Thin Pants-Light Vests
Oil ndarubber Sui:sfe observation-disclosures Bags for
pack -Canteens-Trayeng bags-BoOts-GOld Bags
TENTS of which can be pitched at the Oak Hall
Rotunda- uammOcks--Mattrasses- Bankets-MusqutO
Bars-Fancy Striped Travelling Shirts-Red Flannel Shirts
and DaWers-kn Under Shirts and Drawers-Cravats or
Stocks-Pocket HandkerchiCfs-Fine Shirts-El Dorado
Caps-Calilomia llats--Bowie Knives-DHks-P,to ls-
Travelling Trunks-CRrpet Observation-Disclosures Belts
Hair and Tooth Brushes-Fancy Soaps-pucke Combs and
MirrOrs.Also large lot of Ready Made Clothing, cheap
for ShppngAlnng Clothes for LabOrng ClassesJaCket5
-Overlls-stout Pants-socks-Coats, etc. etc.
We hope all who going will succeed in their anticipa
to.s but they will unless they lay ina good supply Of
the above named articles. If the accounts from California
correct it will require the large Jumps TO purchase any
of the above named articles out there.
printed s-fir patrons Of this establshment-of ne
CessaTy anc ~ required for six mouths, one two, or hree
years outfit, together with prospectus, explanatory OF va
Ous iOutgs be lad by post paid application addressed
to soak all'-Vhen large company Of Club desire III
of travelling AGENTS will be despatched to their orders
Together with the above we have an extensive stock OF eV
cry grade of clothing adapted to those who have mol
caught the "god fever, and prefer to remain at home.
REHABILITATION OF THE ABOVE ARTICLE
WITH PRICES ATTACHED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
Virginia Election.

The Richmond Enquirer claims the cleo
tion of thirteen democrats sure and one
wing. The Senate and House are doubtless
democratic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
LATEST NEWS.
H.om fbe D1;I,J Rec
from the DAILY ~

WASHINGTON, May 5.
It currently reported that Dillon Luther,
Of Reading, will be collector of Philadelphia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10

In this village, on the 9Th, Mrs. Dol Iy WASH
hurn wife of Col. Washburn, aged n. !,
In Berlin, May 8, Mr. Leander hePafu' aseu
~ In Duxbury, April II, Mrs. Chloe Marshall
aged 45. r,,e.u,or mad s6. for.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10

In Burlington, Geo. II. Paul, ESQ, proprietor
of the Daily Sentinel, and Miss Caroline f.
Strong. r, c..orc,
In Montpelier, May l, Mr.. Ellzur b. strong
and Miss Abigail A. Fish, of Plerpoon'' N. H.
In Montpelier, oath of April, MI Joseph
Town and Mrs Mary Cutler. 49,,
In Barre, Williamson Johnson OF Mon'Peher'
and Miss Martha w heller Of the former place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
BRIGHTON April 80 g. May 8, 1e49.

BRIGHTON April 80 g. May 8, 1949.
At Market, 43 beef CATTLE No sales.
Thursday. Al Market 600 Beef Cattle, 10
pairs Working Oxen, SO Cows and Calves, 700
Sheep, and 5000 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle--Extra.-- $6,75-F First
quality, 6,5O-Second, 6,0O-Third, SIS.
Working Oxen-Sales at 800, 81, 100, ITO
and 1875.
Cows and Calves-Sales at $21, q, 90, 81
&c.
sheep-S3 90, 3,5O;4OO.
Swine-4 Ia 5 LAC. Atretail, LA 6 -2.
FANUEIL HALL MARKET.
Pork, whole hogs 100 ID. 7 a s.
" Barrel, extra clear $17 50a 10.
Western extra clear Is so Is.
Butter lump ID. l6 90 cts,
| Tub ID. Is 90.
Cheese new, Id. Z l-2 a 8.
WOOL.
i Prime Saxony heeces Id. 40 as.
Full Blood 81 a 40
"a 80 IS
1-2 80 IS
r Ia % 80
Smyrna washed IL 90
unwashed IOal5
No % I""'b' 90 a9s 81 81
SO. I2aI5
Yellow fiat corn GoA7I
| White % 400
Northern Rye GA
Oats 80 40
Southern " ~ a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
De0.

Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither nj the North winds prcO'"'
And stars to set-but ALL mi, :,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, On lie" -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10

"a lle 4 astfyaad Sure and SAFE m It's
~. Operation,
eIeals VcrmiEugc.
Il ffd5t6tle public with entire confidence,
n w y.safe in all for nfhnts, children or
WV a believed to be the most cfectual destroyer
Xiirr& - VI descriptions, ever made use Of by man.-
Srr o nus agreeable and nalseang taste, which
ita eery iges difficult to administer to children
ri avoided id The American Vermuge. Thousands per
ish by worms without the real being known
gng other reason for the sickness until it is
late to reach and rem0veihd cause.
There's disease that produces much disturbance in
the syste@as worms they lave been known to produce
Pleursy Dysentery Vomiting Fever, Dropsy of the Brain
Spasm0diC Coughs, etc, etc.
This recipe received through Of the best ply
scians, in New York, and of the vast quantity have
sold, we have never known failure. We have known
it to bring away lots of worms, from the Pin Worm the
largest size, after other Vermiflges had entirely failed
CURTIS and PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor. Me-, are
the sole proprietors of the AMERICAN VERMIFUGE, by
whom sold wholesale and RETAIL also ny their agents,
Price % cents per bottle.
S X Collins, wholesale and retail agent Montpelier, Vt.
S Hulchins, Waterbury-DW Keith, Waterbury, Bar
re, L Hooker Planfeld-E Putnam, Marshfed-E Per
ry and Co.. Cabol-N Keller and Co.. nydepark--GI NJ
Villas, Johnson-D Gilbert, MurristUwn-ll Montgomery,
Hardwick. l3;ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
10 Barrels
FURNITURE e.

DRIME Sugar, at 5 cents per h., just reed at
l. Jan. 81. ELLIS, WILDER & Co.'S.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
WASHINGTON Co. Grammar School.

THE Third Term of the Washington County Grammar
School will Commence Thursday, May 10th next under
the instuctoHof T. D. Strong and sister, heretofore
who have ptoyed themselves thorough and efficient teach
ers wlwg hetfll TO lo jUitee to al whose object is
any of the sOd branches Of education.
i & - ID fIloMPSON, for Prudential Con.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
BADGER, KEITH &.BaRKFR'

HAVE received their stock {
which can. eahn 81 TGfP. 3 safssRa ss'silLs
purchasinR- -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13

xTMR SCARS sPEECH.-Tn.., @' i!
bsTs Of ihe Legislature who SUISSE, Sch %
pamnhlet copies Of Mr.. Scgai's sfeas I'm Il.
he Wilmot Pfovisc, and did mol oo'a'n G,
tore leaving Richmond, and Others o Gv a =
pies mar get them al he Enqui'c! oH icd
per hundred -----.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13

The Nashville Republican notices he alri'd.
OF Ex-Prcsident Polk in that city on lie = o.
where lie was greeted hy large concoulse q y
tz.ns whou, distinction OF parry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13

DR P. C. GOOCa oiiers his pfo,Ss;,u. il.
service. 10 ih- clizeas .. nis {, u!h-stS
vicinity. Office on BANK sueI ,,,ye.e Hail.
corner OF Capitol Square, neal Lay
Aprilb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13

Fig Greene Haliecs, the Distinguish
il now confirmed luna,ic al Bloomi1sia"c. an
The news By the Crescent City bnlss t:n,,st
flfma,ion Of the death Of Mr.. Bidlack, 'ae
States Charge G. Affailes 10 BOeoia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
Highly Important from the Pacific Oe>aa--''

Highly Important from the Pacific Oe>an--s'Y
cre:ks and Los Of Lifs.
A letter from Captain Brown, Of me shp ~
nibal, OF New London, published 10 M !,
LONDON Chronicle. Of Tuestay a., ia'eL :,
Georges Bay, December /, Ie4s, reports No, :"
terrific gaze mad taken place in Ine oa' >o'ns ~.
previously, and that me shore in mai sNin'V w.
completely slIewed win wrecks sn'ps' o''-'
cutters, mos, o! them gere tns'>n vests :"
board with the name Emma, Of New Ly'''''
was ionnt among irc wreck, ws,s
He also states mai he mad heard ihele "
abuut mo ttous4m Tres t0H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
ITeIesraphed to, the Baltimore American
WAsmwGTs N, April 9-P. y
National Wing Office,
OFFICIAL.

Amos W. Davis has been appointed Pos.inS,
Ter Al Aayre de Grace, Hartford county. No II
place oi Henry L. Gale, removed.
MIR. Philip Clayton, OIL Georgia, second As ..y
tor Of the Treasury, too1 his sea! on Sssagss
and assumed the duties OF his station. IN -"
Warden Of the Penuentiaty takes charge z -. =.
office on Wednesday rr1t and The ne@D :,
pointed Commissioned Il Public BuiidIns'
snrnci the duties II his ofiice today.
The Secretaries did not receive visitors e w
Mr.. Pfeson leaves tor Virginia N -, j.
,wo, fer The purpose OF bringing hi anu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13

n
liable mo J6l Of The distribution Of property In that
STATE which indicates degree OF wealth, and OF ITS
equitable allotment which may challenge any com'hu
nity for comparison.
,ri,,o,, ,,o,s,,v 7,436 parents.
w., -, L., ~ ,tan sIOO worth A. 954 parents.
With from 800 to $500 la,.si4 parents
With from $500 TO $500 5os3 parents
With over $500 9o,'si paIehts.
II has been alleged that in the South there are only
about 800 900 shareholders Well, supposng saca
adult slave holder 10 have an average tamily OF si
the slave holding population Of the south would
amount To zoo 0G0 which is probably as large pro-
portion The land holding population Of the North.
II, has been suggested that the emigant population
arrive poor and therefore when included IN the ave
rage OF wealth in the North It's rae
But the foreigner is generally adult If he Is poor ana
therefore acquires wealth more easily than the native
f however the emigran population be stricken Out OF
the estimate, and The whole property OF Inc M1,. h.
yIded among the natives, their proportion VIII yer oe
far below that Of the South
American Almanac.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13

Merchants NV
Mechanics 4n.4o
I,abar.rs 46 10
This is The average lifeline III the several oc.
cupaious beginning at twenty years. According
10 ihis, The three ayocations OF cay lie, mer-
chants, mechanics and arfefS, average about
;6i YEAR,. whilst farmers live more than "a !
wears. or one third longer! This enormous, and
[ had almost said atrccous destruction OIL hu-
man lie. which is continually going on 10 towns
and cities, is enough OF iseli 10 account for the
superior progress Of agriculture in wealth. The
loss Of so large proportion OF Time, 10 adult
years the expenses OF sickness, and the defangc-
lnent OF business, make an aggregate OF itself
enough to siuk any reasonable rate OF profit or
ACCUMULATION in any pursuit. And, hence i Is
that Inc South, which IS 30 mueh eremp Fem
Inc corrosive ac;ion oi cities On property and
population has made such rapii progress IN
wealth.
Thu, then the superio. produciiveness OF ag-
ricu!,ura labor, the great Intrinsic value As ar
,ces o. necessity, Of us products, The eXlravagant
STYLE OF living in towns and cities, and finally,
the ruinous vase OF human life and labour they
! occasion, are reasons enough 10 account for the
| fact previously demonstrated, OF The triumph oil
The agricultural States al the South over the more
commercial StaJes OF the Nor.h.
Bat il is objected that the Northern states are
more popuous, and that if the average wealth OF
their Individual ci.izens is less, the aggregate
wealth OF the State 10 greater. This, however,
is II no consequence 10 The argument The az.
| .regale wealth Of Ireland is no doubt greater
Than that oil any OF our States as her population
is so much greater. Aud ye, her people die BY
thousands # starvation. | am considering the
condition of our people, affected by their res
sAmeriean Almanac lsA0.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

Fourth Representative. District-[9th Precinct
r A Lumsden, ~, .1I6; JIG. Sever, ~, lO5; W..
N. Fleming, D., 1876; M. Fitzpatrick, d., 1855; W..
SAX, a., l56; VIM. sShearef ID, 40.
Justice-BeYerly, 81 Paul Peeques, g.; Rich
ard Richardson, 159.. .CoRstqble-E n StringeT,
III, Victor Sere, a. !; VIM. l.. Collins, 4. =
!: Collector Thoss Mexican 164 James Lilly SO !,
c. H. Hurtubise 80.
& Asssssor--CaFFique Sc; Dejoux 80; BeHus Sc !;
LeCarpentier AS Paysant 49, =.
Eighth Precinct First Ward , First Municipality
not reported, ~.
sSebenti Rspresertatips Ditrict-[ 10th. PFeeinctI
Fl C. Laville, a.. 40; l. P. Canongs, 10, 81 Pad
E. Theards d., "a SamuelsB. Davis, d., Az 18Th
Precinct to hear from& y 80
NiHtk Representative sDistrict-2E 9th PreeinctI
B. ougatte, a., 80; Henry Marcou, 70, 35-; VIVA
H, Wilder, d 20; Thos. Hynes, d., g. Z. F. An
dry,.g, u. Two Precincts wanting. ~
2ALsmRsASeco District-.C ongress--At. Al
giers Beatty. reosiveds 1883 votes, Conrad S. Sc
nats-Casirher Lacoste, 1877; MaunseI White 81.
Representatives Peter Marcy, tdem.,) l16s A. B.
Seger, twhig,) 70. J,,stics-James Akin, 1876 j
Dolman, 81. Constable Coleman jackson, 165;
Domingo M. Piuie, o.; George Bozans, 15.-s Col
leot0r--5ohn' Brunette, 1913. Assesssr-AEthu For
tier, 200; F. W. .Bensick, 81 a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

Last e4sninE about O'Clock esIath street was the
sesnSof dhgacsful riot Three TunnsU of sailor boarding
houses on the Lsves entered the house of H. Wilson,
No Gsstin hest, and being excited By LIQUOR got into
quarrel with the baEkeepet and as hndsrstahd com.
menCsd destroying property around Iu the melee the bar
keeper GwhsT in Sedefence Of not cannot SaY) shot
of them, smes Hogan, the arm, and another
the wrist The report spread amongst their comrades
of the same eabTs and fifteen twenty of them gathered
before Wilson door entered the house and commenced
indserminate destruction Of the pEOpsy. We we've at the
police office when Wilson (wO absent At the time of
the first Ray3 came all haste to ask the protection Of the
guardians Of the public He told the condition Of af
fai and eight OF Ocs, without their slaves
panied him to his house Tha TiOen, when we arrived
upon the ground under full headway, hurting chair
tables window-sash and everything mOVsAble. 0m the Ht
and second stories while Few in the street were pinE
the aHd applying fire to it. The police, considering
their oEcs inefficient did nOthhg exOopttO send Oi
Enforcement, which arrived after the work ehded A
large crowd gathered look but nQeos were made To-
induce thso assist the police in the discharge Of their duty
WILSON, who is poor man. has lost everything, and will
apply the Municipality for redress None of the nOtsD
arrested but some Of them are well kuowns they
will be taken htO custody to-day The house presents
perfect wTeokths barrels Of liquor rolled out and the
headS Knocked in and the hOs bar turned into the street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE Monday, November 5--F. N.
Arrived per steamer COnitituhOa ia Beeves aad 40
Hogs Belle Of the West Besves and 70 Sheep Amazon,
% Cows and Calves and I'D Sheep.
BEEr C4TT1E -GoOd quality Of Beef sells - ssG95o y
b choice and inferior az pFopOuiOHats rates.
Hoes.-Pnce1 vaEy fiom s7<s84cs p h.
.SHKEP-ThsR is amOdsais inquiry prices ranging from
Mich CoWs-s250e ed y head. PIsnty IN markst.
GALvEs-selliHg at % OO6e7 % p head ?
ROAsTrNs PIas-E5c G0sl p head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

NEW ORLEANS:
rUEsDA1 MoRNLNq. NdKEMBER 6


! We give below the few returns received tfrom
the LIST ndSd Municipality at the hOurof going to
press. The heavy vote, and the great number Of
persons voted for, render the oanVassing tedious
process. Itisnotprobable, therefore, that the vote
of the parish viii be fully ascertained before or
10 O'Clock. We shall publish the result As soon as
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06


ToBACCO-A sale Of no hhds. Admitted VA made
yestsday at t. b. the largest Transactions which We havs
nollsd Iof several week.
SUGAR AND MOI4ASSES.-Ths Sugar market was
frm, with Of $50 hhdI leaving very little IN nt hands
OF RiOasses. $50 bbs. ssld at 24c. p gallon
FLOUR.-The receipts Of Flour not large, and eoE
siderable portion Of them for shipment Or 70 60 into store
Gales I200 bb Of which $50 bbI. crossed Fine a % 1S.
$50 bbs superfns lHnos At "a 60 500 bbss ST LOa e.
"a s. 2e do. at e5 90 Of exa ct e5s0 and 90 bh
choice (EaRls1 at Us S5K. -
CoRN-SOms 1900 sacks sold in several IOs a sc. fT
prime Old
QATs4sals sC9 raes ordinary Ohio At go, and Sazs
St BOHs q 4le. -
PROVISIONS. The Polk market fl5sms stBl tending
downward. and noticed salal Of Co bbs. AeSa % sS.
smother lot IS so, and 500 bb Prime private tsTmS
(underst0Od 70 be s1s thaH q s0) Bacon Shoulder very
dull ct ~ and prime Sides selling at 4S64zSc- OF Lard.
u tece taken So les bbls. No LAT 5 aud So bbh
and ~ kegs prime al De- . b. actaal tsTs-
GoFPEE-e bags BIO taken at 1Oze Cor old. and He
ornewcFop.
GONEY BAGS. $500 sold at 1Ie and 50 Gao Gin baIssJ
at101Sc. cash. .
WHIsKY-I0o BbL. Rsotifsd Zone Io.l taken At sls..
aud some retail lots az 211Sc.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

A. r. COCHR AN & co.
81 TohoupitOulaB street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Di.
N rect Importers of FRUITS. NUTS, WINES, etc.,
have always ON hand
ALMONDS-e00 bales and bags Sofi Sheled Almonds.
SHELLED ALMONDS-200 boxes, in fine order.
PECANs, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTs-s50
bags and barrels. 49,
PEPPER. RACE GINGER, 5000 bags. S..
STAROH-Ag snoY Of Hsth, FLOYD & o. -,
HOLSTERS, &o.-AEentl for Caldwsil b %,
OLIVE OII-500 baskets, pints and quarts, PlagnO"
SARDlNES-WhOles, halves, thirds and quarter boxes
WINES Musoat ClsTst, ate in bOxest Malaga, sweet
and dry Port Wine, various qualities etc,
BRANDIES-VariOusQ qualities.
BUTTER-AWayE on hand, supply best 81. Louis
ORANGES and I.EMONS-Of direct Importation and
all kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc,
PRUNES-ln jan and fancy boxes
CITRONS-300 boxes superior Genoa CitTOnB.
CHAAiPAGNE-l00 baskets. . ..-
BRANDY CHERRIES-3f0 cases fresh, landing;
MACCAR0Nl AND YERMICEl4LI-S0O cases fresh
FIRE CRACKERs-sOO boxes first quality No /; ~
POWDER-AgsnGy Of the celebrated a American Chiy1-
tai Powder Company" guaIantsd equal TO any
Powder manufactured oil