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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-29

EARLY IN THE FIELD.-.Fhe Cambridge
Chronicle has hoisted tho names of j. j.
Crittenden, of Kentucky. and William F.
Johnston, of Pennsylvania, for President
and Vice PRESIDENT, in 1852. subject to the
decision Ola National Convention.
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The WAY III Sells.

Dr.. S. G. Smith, Druggist, was furnished
with large supply only about 40 days before
the following order: PERU, ll.April22, '46.
w. B. SLOAN, Esq.-Dear Sir: Please send
me by express, three dozen of your Horse o;,t.
ment The demand is increasing constantly.
I have been out some time. S. G.. SMITH.
uTSee Agents names at the head of Sloan S
Column. For further particulars and testimo-
mails, get Pamphlets of Agents.
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Latest from California.

II HAVE authorized my agent Mr.. John w
Il Markle, to collect all demands due me or
the firm OF Hammonds and Markle, by the lst
of October next; and all accounts and notes
not paid by that time, to place in the hands OF
an attorney for collection. This have to dc
in order to pay my debts.
S. M. HAMMONDS.
San Francisco, Juno 10, 1649.
0J'I regret to have to comply with the above
and would say to my friends, come up, pay up,
and save trouble and cost.
&5g a5a# JNO. w. MARKLE.
Dubuque. Aug. Goth, 1s49. 52-4t.
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Cholera at SAUL Ste. Ma,ie.-It is raging
with great vioience. Daniel Hicks, the newly
appointed Receiver Of the Land Office, has d.
ed of the disease. Major Mortell. Edward G..
Acker. well known citizens are also died
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\ / Al HIO NABHE CLOTHING
%. EEJ N,
Fresh Arrival OF New GOoSIs.

rTyHE subscriber is now opening spientiid
assortment Of Fashionable Goods. suita-
Bile for the Spring and Summer Season, con
sisting Of superfine French German, and Eng.
l,sh black and fancy colored Cloths; French
noeskin, Fancy and Ribbed Cashmere; Eng.
lish and American black and fancy Cassitneres;
Black and Fancy Satins,. Bacothed and Flor
entine, silk Nesting, anda great variety Of
Linen and Marseilles vestings.
Also, d well.sected assortment Of white and
fancy Shirts, Collars, Cravats, stocks, Scarfs,
Suspendcrs, Braces, and Hose.
@s The boye Goods have been selected with
especial reference to the Spring and Summer
Trade; and the attention Of the Public gener.
ally, is respecttfully invited to his Goods hich
will be made to order in the most fashionable
and workmanlike mannes.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
Main.street, d few doors above NAPLES House.
cxt.i
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The Child acas Healed.

York Precinct, Du Page Co., H., Dec 81, 1913
Mr.. W. B Sloan--sir: Last summer one of
my children was badly bitten by rattlesnake
We applied your Ointment freely and 1.-THE
child was heu led"
Also, had a horse wounded in the stiAe
joint, in which lie took cold, and became so
swollen and distressed that the horse was sup
posed worthless but hy 9 free use Of your Oint-
yaent, was soon cured
We have used the Ointment in great ma
nv other cases lib equal aio cess,
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TAU9T!ala'B 8AAA
or
REAL ESTATE.

10y virtue ola Deed Of Trust, executed by
ID Esau NJ Franks,of jackson county, to the
subscriber, bearing date the 23d day Of June,
A. 1913, to secure the payment of the sum of
one hundred and ninety five dollars, due the
Dad day Of june A. D. 1919, from said Franks
to L oven y v'rrson, ..s+k ->hnane county. Iowa
and recorded in the Recorders Office 6T Jas,,-
son county. November the 29th. 1913, in Book
C. page $685. | shall, on Monday, the 18th day
of September next, at the front door of the
Court House Of Dubuque county, proceed to sell
to the highest bidder. or cash. the following
described lands, to pay the above ed
debts, to wit: the southwest quarter Of the
south east quarter of section No. 81. and the
cast half of the north cast quarter, and the
north west quarter of the northeast quarter
of Section No. %, in Tow nship Nc. IS north OF
range one east Of the 5th P. NJ, with all the i'm
provements thereon A more particular de.
scription Of the above land will be given on
the day of sale. JOHN J DYER, Trustee.
August Goth, 1949. 52-3t. Prs. Fee 81.
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'I,HE TRUTH.

Twill DO seen by looking over our adyertis-
titicates Of cures, than any other medicines I'D
vcrtiscd. This certainly speaks for them q
reputation aboys most medicines now in use.
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GsToLEN fsSn the subscriSe Il, I'M. Ii i u IL
~ Of the 26thiSst.. white and Bull
.garrier Dog -ears cropped, ail4 M ono
inch below the break or crook. ais5S
will pay the above reward 70 any person
who will return the dog. and will literally re-
ward any one, who will give any information
teading to his recovery.
JOHN w MARKLE.
Dubuque, Aug 9Th 1s49 49--4t Es
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MARR1ED-On the Goth Aug. at Tivoli, by
Col A. Bankson, Mr.. WIZ. CoMBER, to Miss
ANN H1IIMAN-all OF Dubuune county.
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The genaine Balm Of Coluzn6ia. for resto,
ang The HAIR,

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mat nlassa,t ,v.sh n ~ 81 !, ~ nod
81 q, :, i,oa.
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IA IS 81. r;nl.
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81 s
mora q: as.se
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81 9,
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SsoH s 81 = 81 dcfor--'H
s0o'tds sOy az '0ho
. &! ever ss 'a|ge /. .s
u nlse pain IN the
oacks Vs. lasn ,set, ana
eat anu perma-
Ia wa 'cal Fam
Tue lungs agueiR
|.asss =, CHROME solc
ss - us equa.y
shnannlatory as
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3 81 ss;s ~ |:;.,1u ~ rei;ansa r.,
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- IHS ~, ,,;r.,,as ona.
1; + M rs;Sjs l. b,s Tho rnost
;sS 49, SSS H.,
80, W. 49, pos
SIs a III snS,I INV dshel;ana
1ksg ~ would earnestlv ;nv;,s
81 II SSsI So +he ~, n,oro,,a ~
mn pS5s III HMM rem,rk.hJo c,ras
M q I 22l|SS SS ~ sssf, has far montts
n 3Y5 AZ SS5 fisas Enlow;nc Iihora1
81 |S va - MT ger fo
|ssii NM lfgfted with ;ts effacts
lSssS I'M hersn6fS IS al not fliv s
,;Ir s;7as 3Sfh III money WIS ~
1t0rnsd ;SiInYe S;ssa IS their reouest On
ssoid sand "a ]; lnpIss M III the public can de-,
mani 8 ~ fhinS lis5Ss rensonabe Kind M.
@|gent & snS scDSs, IN 3on hand. in cases If
;danf 81 6FS i sSrasv be lost without II &
bnt i5sa mi bsff9Ss III, snbiect IN its con.
frol unless tI,e Wills a DESTROYED. -,
ssnufi on IA Pain Extractor cam he oen.
s;,iT 4 i,iess va, tintI the sionatnre IF fom
isftrlf and ls Is. .on the wranper ofen.h how m
'I3ewareaof tha scounterfait. 49, -, D
r a n. s ,ys ss..s - /, a..,, ~;
ss caiss fss. sh0t faa1;nas aaI
preventing Fevers.
2d--For Asthma, Liver Complaint and
Bilious affections sa..
3d-Diarhoea. Indigestion and loss of an
petite. - 80 Co. ~ S =
4th-For Costiyeness in females and
males. and NervoI,s5 comn]ants "a
5th-For Stomach affections. Dvsnensio
Piles. Rheumatism. &c. /.
The rre1t Doiuts are, il is NOT had to take
never gives Pain, and yhsue,, leaves one cos.
. ~ ', sslssessSs.s,... - -
For al these things II III " arTonted snnds
Squnsled andaal who do not jnd Sit SO, may II
return b0ttie and get their none Il
C0mstock a Cos, Proprictoss, 60 Second SD.
|asSt. Eoili 4, SS szS
saN Deaf hess. =
se esila tcusissttie Oil. fof the
c.lresof Deafne all those disagreea
Bile noises llke the o1zzing OF insects, Falling 3.
lot ters VIII lng fsteatp, which are symp-
toms ot approActlng deafness. Many per-
SONS y llo h1ve been Rleaf for ten, fifteen or
twenty yenrs, and weresubject to use ear
trumpets hav Ter using one or two bot
ties thrown sasa{ there trumpets, being
made perfeclly wei ~ has cured cases of
ten, fifteen. and even dirty years standing
of deafness Prices per flask N
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iaffEE,ns I'VE iirs 4 No cA /!
6. 0s Isl ADDOJ sS

r p cons TINT Il ixiig ~ rjnt:
ing riting ping EFapers,lf from
best Eastufn fI1& nu factc ficss ofs the best
iSti they sell
- NJ 81 N hcy hav otso az ha, lsStn
s6fk Nun az Printers AL sizeI as
hici, gfefnss
Sly low prices hey Ngi snpIl
type. cases. eta ll1s cl'ases, 50 les safs,
~ "a as chea p Al the sai icles pgfd
Chased in New tx ofk OF Bost 81 Iii y = rs
ageiIts for Crary . Printing Inls 3.
In 81 ts Il AN DIR. rs.
From the vel known mill hi Z Dung low, H0yt
& CO.., Cleveland, Of all sizes and in any guam.
;tity This paper is noted for the frmness Of
its texture. andsfor its whiteness and beauty.
Printers and Publishers of newspape rssupplied
constantly with paper Of any size. and at all
seasons of the year Book Papers Of the best
qualities from the best mills in New England
for sale in any quantity and at low prices
WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
for sale cheap.
PERKINS PRINTING CARDS
OF all sizes and coors, i'll packs or sheets. from
the mandatory of E l.. Perkins, Boston, con-
stantly on hand. These cards are pronounced
by eastern printers to be the best and chea pest
made. g "a
TYPE. CASES, &C..
G. Fl. & Co. will furnish newspapers and job
Offices with every article necessary as che6p
as they can be bought in New York or Boston.
Book and Fancy nype, Borders, Rules, Leads,
sticks. galleys (wood OF brass1 stands, cases,
furniture, chases, and al NECESSARY articles
sfor Printing e tiioss iiea heap, and waFs
4 4 NIcCR AIRY IS CELEBR PRINT ING
These Inks ire bv II l1a Id ed. pub.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT. rs
10 barrels "Louisvil;e" Cement, for sale by
JNo. SIMpLOT
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Linnseed OIL & Spts, Twprntiee.
A large supply Of these articles, just reed
IN and for sale low by e F GILLESPIE.
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D 4 WIT rs Ma1E IN,
80 3;33ssUO!(l10 g. s.

NM GUILD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public. that he has recon-
menced business in the rooms lately occupi-
ed by T.. NJ. Bsseil, over the "Chequcred
Drug Store on Main, street where he hopes,
by strict attention to business, to merit u
continuance of their support.
dubuque, MAY !, ]. ls49. 35-1y
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STONE WARE.
500 gallons assorted Stone Ware for sale by
saaaEF .gr f. JNo SINPI OF.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-29

Ais 81 LASS sorts and sizes
4 generally used il ths u count for saie
low bJ q NO. 'SIMP tors
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DR. ASS PAlLS.-Brass Pals or Kettles a /
- Nizes from one to six ga lions for sale low
hy JNo. SIMPLoT.
TASTINGS.- Kettles, Ovens. SkiIIets,
" Pots, Fire Irons, &C.; for ssa g bvs rs - &,
.4s ~ TNos * Iup1 or. 4
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La Uther3k III III
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Main-street, q few doors above NAPLES House.
June 9th !, Ie49 40 6m
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4 Cask of good Side Bacon, just received and
Il for sale low .as
augl5 VIM. LAWTI1ER az co.
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- PALM HATS.
OK DOZ. Palm Hats. assorted qualities,
on for sale by + G. & q. II. SMITH
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June 6 ls49s 3Ostf j
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PALM HATS

hgs. III sale by Nh
F G. 81 E. n. SSITn "a
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Cask of Shoulders, received per steamer
l. Archer, and for for sale low by
VIM. La WTHER a. co
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FORGERY IN MAINE.-The good people Of Car
diner, Maine, have been thrown into q state Of
excitement by the discovery Of extensive foEgsries
peFpetEated By Robert P. Stinson Of the Mansion
House. The forged paper which has cone % light
amounts to about $1,000; most Of she notes are
small, but their name b legion. He has heen car
rying this business for the last TWO years and a
half Mr.. StinsOn was arrested, and aflsr securing
ali those who made claims on him, was discharged.
Shortly after he took his best hoTse and carriage,
and cleared for parts unknown; since which time
much larger amount Of forged paper has come 20
light He was largely in debt IN this Gardiner.
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EMEUTK IN PILLERsoH's BANK The commercial COM
muny OF the Lhd Municipality were asfoni1he yssie
with me astounding information that Ibeophis Pleon
ma oeeh eIte.sa lol paying 4neW banking game We
pfOu1iss our feader Toh treat the 81 the
extensive frauds paccsd b. he banker o. the Third We
nndefztand that This man Philemon gave Iarre suppsY
ms Trends Al bus Iors and then gkdRed has cdrds well
tha one hundred and twenty five were absiEaeged
iom the luads o. the guests We shall emplo fourteen
extra eaTnes % morrow % yend mammuh edition VITA
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.
TTVHE ONLY Domestic Insurance Company in this city
j doing FIRE, MARINE. AND RIVER Insurance
upon the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
THE CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
of NewOaleans,
With a subscribed and pledged Capital of
100000 Dollars,

100000 Dollars,
Is now ready to receive applications aud make ihsuances
at their office on the northwest Of Camp and era
VleT Streets on
Fire, Marine and Riuer Risks,
at the tariff rates of premium.
ms Company Is es abished the Mutual Principle
~ insurance. and is emphaoally Home Institution. Its
Swings are 10 b. invested and employed here under the
cites for investment
livery person in5urDg with it becomes interested in its
the profits instead of being divided among
secY ne usteeS aware Of the vital necessity of well
ahl pledged FUND reliable ia cases of loss and
th unue all ordinary calamity assure the public that
hey nave now fund Of nv
ItDo Hundred thousand Dollars,
SuDleet 70 all the contingencies Of CAPITAL and Tisbla
Io5 Tue losses of the Company 49, Gnu ''o''0
20 h iaates believe this subscription offers full security
,,nersnts ~ an that this Company presents unusual
Euaiant5s Or pOmnt and liberal etenepfs In caves ~
loss AZ Tue FUNDS OF the institution are retned bsS M
W uenE p4ey southern and Domestic instituIion ts
49, az yvhtl9led ~ foreign Directors and II will e
10TH Az 70 oOeteth haDis IN its mode OF business
The pOfttOO OF the COMPANY s nj III ti.s- r -
'spsN'SH Va P9iies "isnhe 10 make Insurance. with il
Trustees 49,
samuel Bell, IhOmas A Adams Moss C,na.,,,.o.4
J. A. baTfll, Nm p. C0nverse C,isndy '"Ou'
David Hadden, John d. Bein, i IN Stsnsae,
Nathan laryis George Jonas ri SinSeS
J. + q. Nles, lohn.M Bell, hi M VVSigbt
wv Zachafie. John e HIDE, John s uW5R oeatS
U. r. BUddeoke, Louis de San les, w Met,ptcbso.ni
q A. BarneIe, O. l.. Dabestasn, f. Puig v Pn;s sun
= Taylor, VIM. Burgess, y. L Rsnleti
J. Riilard. G. R. Wight f. v Carlisle
SAMUE L BELL. President.
Gas. J. MANSON, Secretary. iyls ennis
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AMUsEMRNTs.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
corner Of BHrOnne and POydras streets,
sole Lessee and Manager. Mr.. a. 8CHUHER.
Stage Manager Mr. 7. ROWE Treasurer Mr. T. TUCKER.
% N oteeA Car vii eaUe Theatre fan Lafayette svfFy
.,..,... 49, might after tts pfgf0rBtaacs.
"WEDNESDAY July VIII be acfe of
~ THE DREAM AT SEA. Launce Lyh good, Mr.. Fuger-
ad blh Ralph MI Eginge Alley C0dkeI Grydon Tom
lanhg MT Mack Anle TIeyanpn M as Peue Bildy Nuts.
miss feiiy OVERTURE, by he Orchestra To conclude
with the Farce Of CROSSING THE LINE Wour Y0nBroou,
Mr. haeheui Wouvemen YolBroom, Mr. Pomona,
PeIie; Eslelie, Mist.Verty
- To-morros, Thursday, Benefit Of M. MACK.
ID REHEARSAL the Drama Of THE MAID OF CROISSEY.
~ Inc Police Department sunde direction Mr. MeClos-
key g Doors at O'clock Crtan will pacisey
quarter before b..t PriceH of AdmiusiOn: Dress Cir
Gle and PaTqueue cents Second Tier Is Cood Boxes
50 cents Coored Gallery, Is Box Office from 10
to p where maybe secured application To- te Treasurer
PISTOL SHOOTING
tE- The H. R. W. H. SILVER CUP free 70 ALL will be
Zone shot MONDAY he 1884, and every following Monday te
Gallery Of he Eiotei R. II. N.
PassChrtsiaH, Julyi 1919. il Iy2 2mis
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laE -4eoH9 irTlnCEtatir4 Courol1.--
Aslgilsi oaiaNln p1a'iiag--ia saeaabsss pas-sag
4 p t'sla9ialt lspost W. leosiqei. aa follows.
~ nana y a. report. --..........ss.... tafK
hecsiVei snce.-..-.--- ..s.............. TigG
DpHi's1 ........... Js 81
Baianos On haaa .....-......... 9s579
message from ihs AIagog caiar me -. of ~
and he BRIGGS ard cl0ssiraSs . a. - sgfs
glsenG Of The eanwae9. aely used - rs iIu15ssa 20
form waik where bauqnslea 80 ia l6s1 80
read and rsisFrei 70 Commales stse sid Isssd1ss
buttons. T. ibe authouiiss Of Lafayette. fPub3 so1s
III Peter tloueht that il vsaR Be- 5sitsr i,
he request contained and remove The gvee An u1ldiF
fseiins bad sprung % with eur nsghbeu Of tsfsYats u
a9ce he wshed eses I sbaied Hs ihelsio,e novel g
Iandinrs Win s0fh5TiTv \, hs-s 81. 80 ssTS
lpeie bs no i9aesr any aanee Of sseend nnAdzon, 81
a cgmmsaicatem lIom The Tfsausar enclosing thIaa
ailaqss. ioL " ed sslion q asss3gent4
isiss was ,sse from Rsinck War csntfaeio1 q ths
se2na hsua epaty 9skgg pay eui ior large aeunt Of
"a "a eisanirs H. ias- 80 ~ r-,si ~.
spreading lime Cleaning out be lepomens canal sc he
had been had his Bills He was ownE 4 nunlbsr 81
Poor sbofsn iqr tha4 work. but considered that was
Cpalify Rsieued 70 ths fiBance Commune.
sunqy peftons Of no public interest reed and laid
Tie ChsiFmsn Or The Committee On Finances pr.sstsd :
RUE suspended and sdos1sd '.-'1l'-s - s'e' -
Ire Chairman oi the Cammitlqe on Claims psessaisi
report recommending the 81 he hna iripai On
Fire Company No; fsSad fne having asn muis tisoask
Also Che. fn.s imposed on F1s compauiss Ess and
u aEd Liberty Hose Company gnr Tuuning leir
upon the hanquets. b fxed The mlnmum rate III al9
i Adopted.
The Chairman ofthe Committee on he Worshouts p1s-
selted report accommodating the peymeut of certain
| pairs made By the Commissions Ad0u8sd
keoiuuons oisd aud adopted. requiring he Com
missioner Of The ts W ard % ence pacalala
4eei eetse-u Robin and Basin Streets ao, snf1se :
pf lately purchased for erecting upon Il plh rsfooI y
the corner Of Pacsn ies and Richard arrests.
MI bruGnlans offered resolution rsuuSua Tia Coan-
tnittHe on foice 70 enquire b
The number " ftatchnen The Of hs ievrnt fsF
ne stated mat but seVau duty there and thai Owls
70 cases OF Heendiaps feqneut the inhah7aniI
as1el of ~ ADDITION TO this force Resolution adopted.
On motion the Council adjourned.
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nav oRLEANs MARKNTs.


CREsc gHF OFFICE.
Wednesday Mondng, July 70, l549.3
COTTON.-The Cotton market continues very firm at the
advance Of Monday but the stock sale being reduced
1900 1000 bales transactions necessarily very
limited. Sales about 400 bales at full rates.
FEw.oRLEAEs CLAssIFICAT1OR.
Inferior .s.......6 1901 Middling Fair, ,82S09
NidliI5e 8 s Good Fair Nominal
Good Mddlng, ssS0sA Good and Fine :. nominal
-TOBACCO-There a good inquiry for Tobacco yes
tedaY but the sales only amounted to 287 hhds including
the following lots 100 hhds IS A. and IS R. at -; 10 hhds
A. at 5z(535 and r. at 80 80 hhds at for A. and
&C. for 60 hhds. A. at 81 80 bids damaged at - r.
at "a IA hhds. damaged. A. at g. do at "a and ct
and at 30, and % hhds. R. at 35Sc, " ID.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-sales of about $50 hhds
Sugar made before the full prcessay 37s04c
for Common, and 4aD436c for Fair; and Of Moasses at
110Hc, according to quality, and 1s02Oc. y gallon for
RebOled.
FLOUR.-Ths rain and the very light stock prevented
much from being DONE though holders ask still higher prices
Sales 200 bbb Illinois, and 100 do second ST. Louis at g.
and small lois Of choice from store at 36. Ordinary ST. LOu
brands now held ut e5 % and upwards
CORN.Ab0u 1900 sacks sold. including $50 sacks Of 50
aisle and 900 do damaged (by auctOn) at 43045c.
OATs.Sales Of 800 sacks Ohio at 6le and $50 do. ST.
Louis Mt sc.
HAY-A hstboat load of 20 tons Western (ncludng the
ltsined) sold at $780, and 100 bales at sS3 p ton,
PROVISIONS. Pork in demand, and 100 bbIE.
Mess sold in one lot at $40 Bacon Sides selling at "a
f5zSo. in store and noticed also 20 eTcea plain Hams
taken So and 10 do extra at 12o h. Nothing Of i'm
pOrtsnce done in Lard. sale Of 50 kegs prime Western
Butter ct 10c.
GUNNY BAGs-Advancing. Sales So 200 to arrive at
HE. and q, 500 at HE cash.
CoFFEE.-50O bags good Rio sold in one LOT at SIC,
WHIsKY-Duli at 17%i0lsc for Reotifed.
FREIGHTS.-No engagement reported aimee that men
toned yesterday the ship ManteO for London at 3d. 3D. for
Tobacco.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
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I'M iudge,-DF. b. J. CoXE'S PREPARA- IL
49, SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequalled
remedy fOI Coughs, Influenza etc.
EXTRACT OF COPA1VA, SARSAPARIILA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sRreeabe cure, superior TO
the Capsules o any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF 5ARBAPARILLA AND
TARAAAGUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BAI.SAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
etcFOr the relief and Of Consumption and BOnohiiis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINl-.
MENT.
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption.
20 Office corner Magazine and PoydFaH HtS R23 1y3dD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

NA@ASft1@foOd uOftNlfNt1s JULY %, lo4S.
Boy DRowNKD.--Iohn FarYaIl a lad aged ysars a us
tive Of Ireland wa dfowued ID he Mississippi rVer yssie
aay opposite Mangny street. An inquest held and
verdict accordingly.
IosT TRUNKA black leather Trunk vas broueht 10 the
Rocs office Q The Second Municipality yepfdaY By driver
Oh gray NO I84S Hewsa unable 70 hud an owner
DIseHAReER Patrick Connolly, charged with stealing
VOC rom Tie lsvee was sent about biz business yesterday
Tq BH ErAmErp William Ellis. charged win robbing
and battery anaigBed before Recorder sazssau yes
'sIdsy' and remanded for examination.
CalOine NcCary was arrested b. he Second
Muniepa,y fotlce ysstetay charged with being con-
Lion. ''''A '''A ~
A Coon FAhE-Ben Whitney alias wheels. for van,
e. cnai5ele was SEN down to the workhoue yesterday
swnDLINa -FTaneis Noel % o. YVES aTtsstsa yerer.
gng hum with cbainng BY auduent r8DTesenfEfahs 7O
pound. o. meat rom traneos Adese
!, Michael Dunlaud having taken oos, from
he dyeag establlhment Of Pens Faze No 81 6uiouss
was ssn By Recorder Geuoi yesterday before The
REeoRpER's CoURT-second Aru1sisipalitv. William
tct Court charge Of larcsny aud Myer Feirbsnan
EsgnsL, io5 receiving lard knowing i % be stolen,
sei.' Dsoio tae eelle ulDenal.
-Four BOYs AND 4 GIRL stiI on hand and for distfibu
lou-apply TO Capt FOno Of he Second Municipality 81
lice The captain takes good Of the younesers but
prefers e0nsgnnE them to Others having great deal bust
ness on hand in that line.
BURgLtRE--N slave was brought to the noic,
oice o. the Fst Municipality yesterday, by Lieut. IaTii
gua of the Third charged with breaking into The house
Bumain streets
BAIL.--Johh Wall Burk was examined before Reeor5e,
& sI yesterday on the charge Of beating bis wife
as Mo- Bulk thought she the best judge he com.
Of touch.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-25

Boy pRowgED-Iohn FauaIi a lad aged ysars a ua-
tive Of ireland was drowned IN the Mississippi river Yeter
DAY. opposite Mangny street. An inquest heli and