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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
THE GEM, No. 10 ROYAL street.

The GEN. No. 10 Royal street,
opposite THE POsr-OFFICE.
FT'HlS SALOON has been fitted up in a style that for
taste and convenience surpaSses any the South The
Bar Is and shall always be- supplied with the choicest Of
liquors. ln2D] JOHN G. MILLER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

E'DWIN G. LECKIE, ATTORNEY IND COUN.
~ SELLOR Mt Law, 95 ST CHARLES STREET.
Auy claims entrusted to him for collection or settlement in
the Parishes Of Rapides, Avoyeles Caahoula will be
promptly attended TO.
REFER To-Gen. Jos. Walker, VIM Dunbar, and w. R.
Leckie New Orleans dl26mdS w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

- 4 A 7 4 A " ~ q WILL
( fokNER OF HERCULES and CALLIOPE Streets
y rev ia, baSn-kssps constantly hand general assor
ment OF YELLOW PINE and CYPRESS IJTNBER
Aiso-l1ressed Flooring, Ceiling and misunderstanding
Lumber Sawed and Dressed to order at the shortest
noAoe. ID 6ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

MCCLELLAN Il DAVENPORT, Wh0Lesdle and Retail
1YE GOHtec0aory, No. 2b BarOnne street New Orleans
NJ H. Orders for Wedding and Fruit Cake, &C., prompt
ed IN .Da
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22
COMMON REPORT

by the Saragossa Clifton Arkansas and Monon gahels
- have received astiil further supply of those supe FVs
nor GUTTA PERCHA STlFFENED HATS E2
some OF them with very peculiar and beautiful cur&9
to the brim surprising anything vet brought out.
q. ID. BUNCES
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-10
RECEIVED THIS DAY,

ne l'fHoN 'nu oH'N lo' w
S Il a U D o III Z IS =
Ever offered for Sle IN R3tianI County,
CONFUSING OF
Fine Bath PapeJ Cream lad hand paper,
AlbaA Pens, Quar,o Blanks, ditto. bound 10
cloth, Leather bound Memoaniums, Tuck
Mems every vatiety) Wiring Books, Ma.
sic Books. (blsnk). BLACK, Red. Scarlet,
Blue. and lndehhle Ink, Portfolios, Padded,
Cap and Letter, &c
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-10
just Received.

L,fgs Assortment r. % rl..n g.t.,
~ SOL Ntrns tONEit~
Rur>r o.' sih. lt3Y .1
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-10

Is Nrv an' erpcntlso lIan0s are
ftItl'ri f.i nnrt.e OF h1as per day..
l.Hr .fr..l cfrpclcI a1t furnished
tlfuHll rut Ia ->slcuot manner chul-
age is pfuy Nef 60 convey the pupils To AMI
itim cauf. and nu pans ct expense has
hccns spaced il m4ke .he Institution one of
mr fist u VIE country The subscriber
would iatI.o an esam,nluon ui The premises
before sondaa their daughters elsewhere,
as he doe, uHt Wish Ca represent things dli-
iefcnt Go ths' which he aivefi~es
E,msDol la.,iflte lof Young Ladies.
Ca.frtla. Va n3- 3w
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-10
arm Tor SaIC

TilE subscriber oilers int saic nus arm
situated one hsN mile east from ilvic
Vile POST Oflice on The road tfom " bose
hall To Ca,iieion The shove Farm contains
shout thirty arics aud 3. w.. wnpde viict.
81 and fenced Tho bulitugs ate aa new
anil cnnuNs OF one and haN slnf, house
with convenient oui.houscs, three barns with
shed, ausohed sni one gtaunafv
The suhsrrI1cf would also sell his entire
stock of flaming Utensils anl also n good
tame designed for shop. with lumber
enough 20 finish &C. For further pNtucular'
snq4ife oflhe subscriber on tbe premises
BARNEY ". LOW
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-10
litcrnlinr Reed nrcanS

fI'HE suusstiacf continues Co., ua. fec
l iure Acceaung Reed ufgsus otaslrs.
fpf oIa'Hv and tone -such - hss gf,rn
entire satlsacu'p io bu,srs aui smstr.I, II
ruslr. ari having ml'c valuable inmrntr
mrris in their consifuc.ion, VII ethi0u ops
nr more of me instruments at the 81 anhua.
Fam of ku,hni County, and would tesrrc..
fully .uvtc competition
JAMES klCHARDSON
WeN puulnrr. Auc - rc- -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-10
.NriC Books al fhc County
HOOkSSOrP

Expedition to the Dead Sea and london.
10y Lieut. Lynch
Essays, by r w. Emerson
ka,enaueh, by II. W Lonrlellov
Life Of Oliver Go.dsmih. hy W Irving
Rural Letters. by y. T. Willis
Adirondack. by J r. llealley.
Proycroial Philosophy and Poems, 5y NJ.
+. Tupper.
Woodm,n, Romance, by G. p. r.
James
Poems 10y Mrs Sigourncy
IL l.. SPENCER
Rutland Vt 35
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-10
HifCh0W

rs nctt Door 90 the phon, Hotel and one
loor NnuA o. The Post Office
s. Il Orders recelysd by letter. from
Ner, han's ara Hotel Keepers, wll. be i'm
meliaieiy o,ponded 10.
Whitehall, October ,, 1919. E37 Il
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-10

DRlSrOL BOARD, Perforated hoard,
ID Common Cap aul Letter pouG as.
Transfer Paper. &c. &c jest received Al
1ur KrrL,yn cursrY Bonl-- .n. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

ANOTHER PROFESSION VIOLATED.
Doiing The Presidential campaign one Of The
strongest points made b. me W hiss VS. thai Inc
ccc,ion u, On. Tayio. wouli iebuEe ani To-.
ever put down III official interference with
elections thai f.ui FIJI source OF corruption, as
lhry con,endej. Cd ZacE himself maic use o.!
he following s:tors language:
Il shall ccnsd i any officer under the governs
man iaeii:rlrg ~ iar elections, TO te lusI
.aasc u icimvva!.'
ufan h ground, ptocsseiiy, many itibtu
ana compee., DenocTa;s have been removed
rom Office ard Inc pec;c sin r3fecI General
Taylor or tie Regency 10 sand rp 10 TIE tuie
ied cp,2 Has lhis cree condemned oilicia! ia;cf-
'ctenc. in elections teel rebuscd and punished
D. lie p1wes hat bt2 Have hc public mo-
ra.s bsea ra.G:t b. aLy signal examples |, Is
n,ofious lha in seyefai cases, differs attached
70 The Ncw York Cas'on House ale tdiio!s OF
political lev scarris, dailY s.'s:ins II. inui..y
pool o. parry po.i:ics !. Philadelphia. h, pee
,ace is still m9c Striking, IS sxaitie! B: cor.
rs.nYsd.rl Of ia. Uaia7:
So "a, p,,s;acn; H.. ma you have an.
r.;5,.. trgias n .ecc:, Of Ii, Uai Cd S:acs Sc.
IA e. lid enc who has hse" '"9!.i'nei-l ala e
e ;2a,s -, h'sJ g. -;.,, J.; ~ r o",y
WIN ;5 Il: s.l.o, box, b.. have ,oauiha,rd win
'hclr ma, 70 coa'roi ne a'ios ELECTION >: Hel
a,i'fi d win nsias he iii i%ner OF h ,: III g
70 . n'i"' f'y gs'T ,nlo"s, me- nave ca lew
- ~ e'." =" ,'c't n-ft ~ :" 'e,s a'e.,.
s.I ''t "'no'n,> ':.j ave 50 81 ~" - ,su'P.'
y; IN " r@''or - y. - -. .sai
:. .'' '.,,S; ~. ' '' i.',aA;'' M", va.
"i;ice' 2iVt; ""g y a. ta.} "ssn'' 80
Aic' 9o,la'.'' -' iaSn',.s,a, ~ ~
=. ~ . 't'i - ,s's,n' 49, ''"''',, ~" H.
y 'tde''' al.. "',-.s e@c' 80 o.s.- .'e -.
,fIeo"' e'e:e', rish '.>tee.g's "s'i
seF"'s GO son. =, 10; ."i' =, - 'IA ia,"
=" t:a' roy - 81 49, ..c ass'i~
- - -" ~ 49,, =;
iAa~c a.. - 'ashy efeEta' ia y o'c u ue ~
SPss"i. '' sP."'h'e1 " LIVE M"s 'e',Vs Wv,
- . '., W &c. @5 ~ ~ ~ ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
THE WASHINGTON UNION on THE RICH.
MOND WHOA SCoRCHER.
From The Uaian # S.ptem1er 21i.


From the Uaiaa II SeptenteT 2dt
A sCUaVY TklCK-fhe ed''of OF 'he
RichlnonI Wing KS, lev Gays sEcs, gui.:y
of perpeitat;n. the i!sgraceiul and senrTy sfiek
ai!uicG 70 IN the following article @hicn We eeny
tom lie Richmond Examiner.
(fl-rc follows the ExaminsI's article on "Jt!n
nv Twilcher," which. we hare ai't"dy p'iaiish'
ed.l
Inc t.c,s iavolyei in he scuTry Ifick which
the cdlcy cf ihc RiChmcIi Wing, to rs 'wn
Li.ccace and shame. bJa. OF aa'ins gayea OF
un9u ,pe scniof sditor ot the Ua:Sn ale or..:l
nc following: In 1870 i,nme'i'a."iy alter '"e
triumph o! Gen Jacls1c, soG'c correspondent 81
III. Richmond Enquirer, Gvcr III s'scs!u:e u
"AIlstideS" aGdlfss coHiai.iea iVh % Ia
paper. ,ecomm.rd.oe thc rietds q: h 1e~ ID
,.,in;s'rali,n To- cc,. Inc conduct u such Of The
defeated pafly as were holding offices, ard !! II : As
uoiai hfu 10 the government, IL Tefor II 10 the
ney administrator. To ins Communication
the senior cdiior o, the Union, hrn !he ecitor o!
he Eoqlirer, aided the following no;e, eon-
Gemuing tie propositiJl 90 .taiHs: ~ IN: eemnn.
n,cG,ion:
II, is hoped this will not be done ei;nde:ttns-
~, baI oPEaLY ard FAIRLY raiaer % pat!te
NEE ingi than in Any uiiyh aGef way, Wailh
word dtscrusiiy f;tlcai is oalect.'
The comgunicanon q "Atisli3cs," II seems,
vas copied VI lbc cti:oc o: he ki-hincL- J" h,s,
emitting The coLdem0aioIy hole adaet TO II BY
iEe .hen editor Of he Enquirer he tate altered 10
Angus: 81, 1919, certain expressions in u, anli
The S snsiuve also altered. 50 IS 10 conGsu i;
into genuine whis letter, att then fab Ished IN
The Wbis "a coming from whi5 IN ihis u.y.-
me reader vii! see ,ha. as The letter aPfea!e';
in the Wing i. wss a paIpab!c forgery.
Tae following is the manner III which The ed
i;or Of the Wing tells lis teatets that h, letter
came into cur hard:
III, old fox OF the Unon ia caught a; icsi, nicely
aitoi;ly, beautifully trapped, and IN Ms ora saars'
About month s;Ecs publishes. III the shape Of .
letter from wasa!ngolan extract from letter writ
len fsom tie same placefo tie Richmond Enquirer IN
1922 Il contained infamous proposition 10 eslo-
lsh secret system OF espionage Throughout thr re
public Wc felt some repnenaHce Ia SEEM Dy puoi-a
Ing H. n give countenance to sGch IN abominaoe pre-
ieet and some friends from the county nave CEN
blamed Of our admitting such deestaole prcfos,oh
into our columns. But We said nothing. we ieI .
nj that were about 10 hook the veteran
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
Mr.. C!iGord, cur late Mia.icr 10 Mexico, ar
rived in Washington on S.lnr AZ cTcnilg.

A NEW DEMCCRATlC NEWSPAPER.
we have received the prospectus oi ncT
daily and weekly political paper, 70 be eal,+i
"THs FiLor," and 10 be published al PoTs,fntu ln,
Virginia, b. joan S CsssIsohAM' < 20. Nh
Cunningham and his pa'aef, Mr. Montague
WHO viii be is editor. we're, uni'i Iscenly, ciri Ks
uld.f the eovcfnnect, aud were rem iset iof
ter political opinions. They are g+"Iemfn @ {;
,a!esis, character, AMI energy, aid We ih'nS
carnc, ia il 10 make journal "el worthy 81 at
s.rpo1 Of the Dcmucracy oi Virginia anu
Norm Caro-! ia, among whom !, viii circulate
We hazard noting 1T assuring cur NETS III
hat vicinity, tina :hry may ie!y uPo7 having !"
SCUM aud able paper. In ihclf afositc'os me
publishers remark laar, "ro!iicaiiy, W. nal. a :
yoca,e the democratic republican d clsin., q The
J-dersonian School. believing mat heir ma'l'e-
naLce, in all their original puiny. IS esseh'ai 10
ne preservation oil Tree government, and ne no
mo,iun of our highest inleres under II. i"ej
have oar bcs wishes Tor their sacctss
We arc well acquainted with ihese two sen'ic>
men, ar4 wc'flily cid,;se The aho7e iFom me
Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
' TIE RICHMOND INQUIRER.
arc pos less thar 800 in operation; The

,ro no,v less than 300 in operation. The same
STATE of thisss crisis in other states.
The Dry Goods Reporter, paper o' His"
s,,rdirs 10 the commercial world mus pa's
4 wa This wrelchcJ Effort 10 maze poi'ica' COZ
hal or 10 pur more money in The pockets OF 'he
Ta:iiii,es: ,ooo ,,.o,a
81, The editor Ind said that GU! CT 3oou oloau
Ions. 200 hal changed Oh TO o'hef ao' .r".l5
afa:d az Il beuei chance Tor 4 phh, W. ~"
n,i have quaueied win The s'at mem, gu So,
we bell re il woai have been eS'ra'ss"A .a
that 21GO broa! looms in Massachusetts h"',
.cos,d u op1at., AID :ha, tie same STAT %
,a,ne, exists in other States, that IS sha' ni'ie
ms Of The broad looms in Ihc country are No"
i.le is 4 ridiculous ASSERTION ,a.cnla'eo " u
mo con,cmpt aughius else wnic!: mish! u
urged in supper! u cause IN i'sca JUST
TIE LATE WASHINGTON GREEAho"'
The numerous friend, of The lanlcnlcd DO.
ceased will cordially echo tho following JUST
and handsome lribaie from The pen Of Tue ''e'
rior Editor Of The Union
81. is with sincere pain that we announce the
death of Washington Greenhow, native ot
yir.;u.o ard a recent resident oil TENNESSEE
III. u.s he son Of Robert Gscenhow, ESQ., OF
~, ,;,y If Richmond, aad early displayed 'ha'
s,er,v nf character and activity al miDa lot
,vo,rn he was always distinguished MT ~
was am ne the mos, highly shted men "''.'
/ whom we have ever beer acquainted Ills feau-
in. was very extensive. his memory uncommon.
/ IL tenacious, his accomplishments brilliant as
well as solid. He wrote we'll spoke weiI' anu
! in fact. seemed destined 10 long lie anu ~
tiph distinction lie united great VII 20 warren
! ttsinments, great gcacro:iy TO emihrh' Cur
y.ir, If char c;er. Tic shune III con'ei.a'io:''
! and was almost the idol OF his intimate friends
n, G. was lever 10 public life; Jet ne was one
of The most active members and poldes. cha'i
picn. in all public meetings OF The pea'ocf1'lc
! marty. Once lie was the editor oil paper ID
which profession he exhibited strong iaiea' TOT
discussion as we'll as for sarcasm; and then he
returned TO the bar, for which be had oesn hio:l
literally educated few months Ges"fs us
death, he had sought settlement ~ The "es',
ard removed from Virginia - Tennessee
where he ana his partner and iriehu, JON
poindcs,er, established themselves in the town
of GAINESVILLE Disease overlook him. howcye''
and Frustrated lin on the l4lh instant, sincerely
mourned and respected by his new as well As
hi, ascient friends How dearly lie was APP
prcciated BY tho mcmb'rs OF tue bar and Tie
citizens OF Clarksv.lie, will appcaf by Tic pro.
ceedl.gs in honor Of his memory, winch We
copy from the Clark.vle Jctiersonlan oil Inc
I6th inst. lie was about thirty Tour years Oh
age when he breathed his last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

,ho, ,bore ali -, be rroscripol, while he
10. ..,,:,, :, 1870 n md sill nrcs:es 10 ro-
p';ma, : 49, sw 80 OHIO d,src r1ed his d.
.a. 49,. - ~ and misable shift
.eo.'o :, "a nlos. he hgncu.red, he
a.o,u ~, ,ne iespaas, ~ dm;,;n,,hal he has
o" r h MI uunI' ~ ou,bor;,, favor of his
subordinate favoIiics'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
4 Eahnrsa K. fsG.1ki,

cpOcER {! COMMISSION NERCH4NT"
40. - slAiS STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
JNFORA!S his country frenis and the public
l eeccsa!iy hat he IS Eos opening and will
Keep constant, II haSd large and vel! assert
eli stock OF Groceries, watch he wall sell al lie
dnc,ea by Mr. Ii. Bcrley who will Give lis
whole attention 10 the same. Our irierdi age
invited 10 give Us cal.
Oct 2-cu4Ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

TgE FAILTghDE.-0ur merchants were eNeeen
;nsi, orruG.tc and IA. srrnc ~ ofden. S"oos
Tins reason 10 nyps halt inr odh''ie'" ,'''s
rnrc,d Fl .s trade and He are '-lnicta 20 r'l '
nv a.. ,-,I,,irr H. More goods lave hech SOFA IN
Richmond y h.n To Las. iaIt week ,i'' We
: Id bri.rr IN arr SEASON. i'ele = ~, e". :,
for -: many more, and if"n' s"r ul'y .''s,s y
Inc: cii2ais, g'r.; N az Iicfe ~ go
ir,,. = n. insafds oil SHY arrivals y me
ai.ie cat, day ist week ~ Tie e'he' i''- ~
been in u: same irof"itioh ,.,, h,r. ,,rr al
,b.,r attention 10 h- Importance CT having al au."
.4lee OF every variety oil article "i,i, W. 80.
,,srcha !; needs The,e are now In hiIni'isi" go.
siyc ~ hoi,s n. dealers In every sprc.s oi ~
~ Groce.,rs nj Hardware, ot Lnint, 81 Sh"ss, y,
Guns IT every article IN short necessary " 'u
fnetl q iglI and completes assurstleh, 'of ,"''y
-, pr. i m LANCER rs-,s>ity for going beyond
Richmond Tor every tn'as cos!'? ana rare. "'e'" III"
cheap. -, ,.-ch,,t. -
Trey are determined tin,th country i.io't"s
6aa Ia ,l.ir ad=anis.e II ia'e here ana th.y Fave
tax. u The ralit steps 10 srccrrd anu 'EeI 'sse'
ccurs .clarnl. The benefit would NJ -, w. ="
.. /, ,nr Sounsrn people wcai support iheif o" u
towns tbsY would therch: contribute io ,h.h ""'
~, sgery. s, auamentin- the "sh,s OF s"l .'I,
c::r. tie ABILITY ~ The merchants Ia my asfeo.,f',
;fc,s VIII be nrreased, AMI tie prns 10 n'ih hi ~
ami s.,l.r viii be retained a. l;one-ftsitf@es nag
GA, cxayficnce ard Information a.!y confirm
The above. We hear h. maay country mcf-
chaas who have hi;hefo VISITED the Aorih Tor
scods arr nov supplying themselves N h'cn'
mond, and with srea, Advantage.
Tic above is a !air sre inifn Of WAT IS VII
ne:ss.i IN o7tr The couniTy-a siug'c biok Of Inc
prea; coffee 9! national PrcsTefii; and sill Inc
Waig press ciy oat "san." and invoke change oi
III, Tariff ard tn oher wise and beneficial
upi,s o, Dsrcc.a,c policy! When these els-
oneu, ls,,s present laem>r'Fcs to our eyes
..h.c. .asa.cc. wc iea.t b, .he 'asl statement
e ne .eu.:.aauua Yi':yrds, 'ha; Of lie -
banks q, Rcsion, ,~o have diydct amen! 'heir
stockholders 5 per cent; Two ~ fe' cent; l., 4
,sr cenl.; 8 =; per ccni.; AID only 80 low as
Per cca,.-when every portion Ct The county is
increasing with sod AID :iscTous prosperity
ye nav will ask, Why make a cnanse 7 Why
haz,ra tie CONSEQUENCES o. u9:ao,;ag system o.
!u..ice ani esnaliy, to bench; a favored cas-
The caun.ry is sa::ii.A viii ianss as HEY aEc'
and wi,l f,own uToa tie schemes Of selhsh ire
formers
As a soecimen Of he game played by the pro-
.ec ioa:s.s, W qaeie the following from the BIS
ion Courier
.rrhc wooI!cn manufacturers have hsea almcs,
,ot,ly ruined by The eIisiiae tariff; out oil $500
lonms emnloyed in Massachusetts alone, in the
manufacture Of btoatclelts, b.icre 1916, there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

EgOM and ale: i:.s Day, t.: ezra ~
J.. he Junction W. ietre ias bcpoI 10
mord d.tiy, CSan Ia. ) exeePtet,l al o'
4 NJ. Returning. W. leave me Jurcuon
.as 9 oslo, L. 4. NJ. aud ariisc N ~ y
a. k4ii past II c'cI9ck. \. NJ. tai. c2c
ii. THOMAS SaAkl
Sunrrintc. sent Of Transr3fa'
=. S.--In adtHicE To tie ao1ge yam
u'c.5t., il. ~, pas. ensets wso n@y ."
regular mail Iainat 8 o'c,0cs, %t.i .. -
Tor The Louisa CATS al ne jGGc.'o"' -
BY the NAL Train is Il 81. ead *'i .s'l', =,
81 IS l.
Oci. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02

Fuf sale Is w RANDOLPH IL Co
MO DICKENS COpfERFlELp-5 cent,
Y Mcmons If the Life Of william WIT; b!
Kennedy, = volumes. eyo-Si 80
Autographed Counterfeit be;Cclor, nr Fac :
the Signatures al Tie Pfcs!.'sn. ard iastltl 81
Eaus- 10 The United @titrs-.J GEMS
ihllldtiphia, New iork G".ton and London
agficu,;ur!st's Gnice ani almanac i"' lsJp-i
Ladies' journal foT Dr,ooei.-36 cents
q vaiu.nr oi rai.r'7 Lite of N1po! on--si.
uctoSrr No tiuId"n'. Magazine crrts
Unr IN Thousand, , BY Jim,s-21 cents
Rscu,!rciicrs al Aalhany; ty i'uIGss--:, : IN
invisible Gr:,iem:n; BY ar'aor oii'n fch'er
Fanny lh"rrion, er Manage, Lottery :
GTsy--25 cents
October Au Peterson. N:.ioaal M,so2,nr-
Tie Ruby, i rosca of Friendship for lslo.
steel piats'-sa
No zsl i..vin. icr--i1 cents
September part al Living ae--.SS prr year
September Massachusetts = lsrlafiy --.3 f.t
"a i Eiizl Cook. journal. cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
NEW YORK MAGREr, Sept. y

The operations u, the s:cca board in,jal
been moderate Treasury notes 6, l09:,
aud new loan ~ Exchsnsc On London
pcr cent premium The money m.i.
ca =. Flour IS ,ieady-salcs 4 $50 3
ii Sass for Michigan, aid IS 2'oSj
Western. G,nesee - 80; soLihcrH -
Sizes OF tel wheat at lO3alGS eel
Gcresee 10 cents. Corn STE ts--:olc.
bushels at 80. 81 cen ;or mixed. ard I'll,
for yellow. oats 30 cans Rye IS c
Lard 8. cent. IIoiccrs cf cotton 70; so
sales at il:ai2 cents for fair UpIaad al
h le
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.ytp ,Sr or .ytit posrs

'TF!E Inst OF HE KOSEs.'
GALES go ka'S iia" manufacturing %
- made BY u. l.. Caunsdg, ESQ. q. G'.
county, Nofh Cafo.iaa, at sod priya
Scabtoek' Warehouse, BY y. VI Ma'uf
& Co.
No |, TO Mess Thacias ant Samu-i
grove SIS; No. =, 10 SAM, so
Those wishing scmcihin. lile" in h. =
'thc weed" caa get 1t ~ Purchasing
Mcssfs. uartcioyt's "Twin B.u,lc!s,'
Os ,
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ST. Leus, sep. 70. p. n.
Alarming lgdiqn Dtprc.atoai- AM''T'eaas .h"r'
d ed-E1it Beat B.rAt The { mmand sup
p,scd l., be .ILlssac,td GREET PoAfs.a re-
ctm2lt, ~
Mr.. Jamss Brown the Government ircich,
a,rn,. arrived hsfr last night from Santa Re. lie
gas ~ DAYS on the way. lie Icp"f's trade a.
Sauta Re generally du, particularly IN dy
goods. lhaneh groceries were IN good mani.
Two Am.rirans weie murdered ythe Apache
Indian, Los Vegas on tn 5h :;ep.emh'f.-
Ibe indians sol: 29G Government noises ~ The
SANE time.
When ahou, Two huodscd m.les 'his side OF
Santa Fe, Mr.. BTo8n vas attacked ~ parry
q ~ 6sana5..e-. yhaJ AacIhi!a G'-eEstv!5lHG
and Lett hin 10 pursue his journey. Ga the way
NJ; h. M; party o! California e:nicrans, WAC
.appii, d ira with Provisions aId & her necessa.
~ ail;css.
c.. Alexander was in command al Santa Fe
vixen Mr.. 3. :cil. Gel Washington, al lie
head Of all tie available ior G had gone IN puI-
SUI ct 4 laIae b>G, oi hoslIe la:iaas. MAJOR
Beat stil! continued stationed II Taos. Ma!cf
Sein recently had ,ki!msh with the |; diaEs,
asA WIS wyonie. in the cns iecment.
a band Q! Cheyenne lUGtaas sboli time since
surrounded and turn Ben's Foil. VIM Benz!
an! several men uhJ w1fe IN charge OF HIT For',
are suppose! 10 have coca inassaciaa by The In
a:aus, as n,:hias Las since tcea heard II h N.
Mir. Blown passed several California I4ins,
wa,ch la! suficted mere ~ les ircm he ds?re-
dAliors Ut he lntia.s. ~ Walnut Creek he
M! Colonel Monroe in con'm-nd u $50 d:2.
scuns and in,anlry en- rome ior Santa Fe.
TIE latiaGs wee everywhere cviuoing Ii 'sIile
demonstrations AID becoming qui e troublesome.
Glass vas plenty oa tie plains, ald me trains
arr,.rr IA hs 9sgir~ along wei.
Considerable cScicrcn, prevailed a. Sara F.,
10 conscsuen oi IN attempt bei5s MAD 'e' t
~ 4 lonyeL.on u in!oI sac Gnve!a.Henl.
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PHILADELPalA MAEkET Ser

TIE seek make is que. u-dav-r
is 1891; new loan liz; Pennsylvania ),
-Four i, iIrrer sales Vi fresh ground p
vania hraat:s At IS i2! Whca! IS Sc
sl02 iC5 cen Tor td, and los a ~ c,
white. Com st-ady-saies Of yellow 4
CO cents. cas- - 3 eerls. Rye 50
The transactions IN Cotton are 10 Ia, -c,,
tent h idcis are ashin. the same p'iu
p.ij. To int sea;uer. Va s4ey is 10 So.
Qua,l--sai les u IS cls per onion IN obs.
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81 he ,ian- gers o: lie Richmon,
Orphan SocictY, wIli meet on "etEfs 4
in,,ani,) g. half pas, I o'cio, X, 7. NJ,
ru,idencc If i. brsnsfotd, Esq. A ialI
dance IS specially desired.
BIB MINOR, Seer
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Flour inspected IN The Cay CT Ricanlol
rig tae quarter ending 80 h seplembsr, /,
754i2 barrels snreiGce
1854 hall barrels su;. f.,
l.Gi0 barrels tGe
$50 aalres 10, ,,,nss
a73 ha't.is coa!emaei.
lCUN ENGLAND Ins,..
BALTIMORE MARKET =

This m9Th,ug ibefe wcfe h. ac, II
street il3ar. SAFE 200 bafel> Ci.y Nh.
1871, AID 401 t0Jfe,s al :; y sac. .
pri:ae rel w.ca, al 100 lo3 cents. and
iOG a 10 cents. Sma.! sad. com Z. >
GEMS Tor viii c, al: 80 ; IT, cen 5 iof ".
Oats - 81 cents. Sales Whi>Sey q >,
&, harr.ls
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Charles &. Ronald

II I NIN4NF- IT III "
Lacks BUgG, VikG MA
ii'ii... practice regularly In The superior aai
w Courts Of montgomery, Roanoke, Pu d
c,cs.
Alibusinrss entrusted 10 his care Wi! b, I.
and Faithfully attended 10. lie wiil also a.;,s
collection 81 claims in the adJJiRin. coaniic,.
RarkKEScEs :--tonmay LobIn.o.. E>l, 3
Mills, Esq Richmond, Virginia; Ma .or "a,
k-.,, montgomery county, Nas.u!a. oc, ,
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A DOOMED CITY.

Ga The ro.nitg OF the 2Isl Sept inosr Vicks'
bur. vas visited BY auoher and disastrous
fir. Some twenty buildings, iaclnd'ns some
fac sio,,s, aud in the hes; par! OF Inc tawa
were CONSUMED. The ne" Masonic HAL was
il .tea, danger, having been several times on
fire. The fire broke GU, al the corner oi Wash,
;oc,on and Grove s.Ice;s. We cecT!y react
,sese constant disasters BY fire, Shich have
marked The history Of this town. Am1ns The
.nti,rats ue recocnize come ileEGs.