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FIFTY DOLLARS HEAVAHD.
GTOLEN, the might of the Isl inst, Double Backed
- GOLD WATCH medium Size, Hard Dial, with
Black Figures and Hands, made by Bnnkman & Collin,
london, No 2bOa-on the outside engraved crest with
the initials " s. W. Aso-a GOLD CHAIN,
resembling Snake, with Straight Key attached, The
above reward will be given, and questions asked
person who will return the said Watch and Chain 10 the
~ v ~ '"''S44 " s, WOLFF, 8 Gnvisr street.
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1t will be seen by this that the present population
Of the city and districts is 1925 O62 anncrease since
$40, of l66,562, or nearly IS per cent. in nine
wears
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
H. HAMBURGRR,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
g-. No. IAG CAMP STREET
Opposite the Forance House.
HAS on hand and is constantly receipt Of large addi.
4 ton Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES and NESTfNGS, OF the finest aud = "A
latest style and best manufactue, and is now wei pre-
pared supply hisends and the pnblie with FALL NA
and WINTER CLOTHING, made in the manner, III
latest Paris and Northern styles, and at very enable
prices.
Also on hand fine stock Of Clothing, of Paris and bis
own manufacture.
Also a fine stock of SHIRTS, CRAVATs, etc.
to r erms- Cash and short time for approved city
acceptances. sl2 BIN
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THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARTREs STREET.
- oR the h day Of November ne tive shall he
Store No. 2 Charities street, direeily OPP oct5
RUGGY and FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
~ Apply a. ~ Matches Ezssl' W stain, ~
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IMPORT ANT no SUGAR PLANTERS.

TENHE une ned would call the attention OF Planters to the
Il fact of his having discovered after series of expert
mens ubucous composition which preserves tie Journals
and BTaes Of Sugar Mills from friction and prevent them
from heating wearing, etc.. by keeping them CLOSED and
perfectly cool The composition much cheaper than of
the oils now used and need not be applied 50 often in
large quantities. Any desiring test the merits of this
discovery by fair trial of the composition itself can do so by
addressing 10 the undersigned (pOpad) at Baton Rouge and
payment Of $40.
MS Aawtian A. ]. CHAPMAN, Engineer.
New Orleans Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week, till January, and send bills for collection Rouge
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UHRAP PAPER BLANK HoOKs Avn STA.

CHEAP PAPER BLANK BOOKS AND STA
TIONERY At No. 81 GIMP STREET.
VIE subscribers respectful return thanks to their numerous
Il friends and the public for the liberal pat aH1WRE
rOnage heretofore bestowed upon them, and |IlA -
would respectfully sOlicitits Continuance, hav-
ing on hand full and complete stock Of 81 .ttz
every article in line ARE DAILY RECEIVING FRESH
SUPPLIES. Their present stock consists part of the fol-
lowing, which they offer the Lowe market rates:
BLANK BOOkS.-LedgeTs, lOurnas Cash, Invoice, Ac
count Current Record and Receipt Books OF all sizes and
of the best quality.
COPYING LETTER PRESSES With Books and every
thing oOmplete-Of different sizes and qualities.
Bl4ANkS.-CustOm house Entries and Commercial Blanks
Of every description; Bills OF Exchange Notes, Drafts,
etc, etc. in great variety.
CHECK BOQKS-On all the solvent Banks and Banking
Houses in the city.
STEEL z ENS-f every manufacture; choice selection
always on hand.
PAPER-Of every description English, French and Amer
lean manufacture.
INK-Blaek Blue and Red; also Copying-an extensive
assortment.
INKSTANDS-Of all known kinds.
Waters Sealing Wax, Quils India Rubber Lead Pencils
Wafer Stamps Rodgers PenkniVes and Erasefs Office
Tape Sand and Sand Boxes, Letter Clips, Bill Files
Black Lines Pen Holders and Pen Racks, Tin Paper Cut
teFs, Memorandum Books Diaries, etc. etc.
HAVING A COMPLETE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BINDERY
10 the building, prepared TO execute orders iO
Printing Binding IN superior style, and al such prices
CoRSON & ARMSTRONG,
Stationery aud Blank Book Aia1at acfRTers,
sl4 banl 81 Camp street, New Orleans
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MAINE RAVE AMP ,,I,, TAI 1I' 0BH MANUFAC

HUFFMAN & co, % Front LeDee, sole Agents for the
II State Of Louisiana respectfully call the attention
joined card
The undersigned, owners and masters of vessels ship
builders and others employed repairs of vessels who have
used the MARINE PAINT manufactured by VIM, Rice,
Of PHILADELPHIA for the last five years do recommend it for
its lasting qualities and being tie best and cheapest
position for the protection of the bottoms of vessels
from the attacks of the worm and also in protecting
wood iron from decomposition either from exposure
weather under water:
G. w. Watson shp-master; T.. R Thompson Lieut.. USN;
TheO. BiTey, sipbuider Capt West, ship Shenandoah
Vaughan Lynn, 81; VIM, NJ Baird & Co, owners
John BiTely 90; Of steam packets bet. Phila-
VIM. Cramp, depha and Hartford;
Stewart Waters, ship hnld- R. r. Lopez, merchant;
e at the Marine Railway d. Eldrdge & Co., merchants
kensngtOn; Samuel Pleasant, merchant
Saml Vaughan ship builder; Opt IT, PuTey ship rusoaOTa
NJ VanDusensin ,,; All Hinke&SOn, ship chan.
Joseph Brown 90; oilers;
s. s. Lee, senior Lieut. u. s. . w. Aspnwal merchant
ingate Potomac; Capt J. SOmeTs, owner and
Burlng & Dixon, Merchants; Master;
ii. Harper, master brig Maria; r. W. Packer merchant:
Morris Sheer .scr. Capt j. Vance, schooner II.
Susan; Westcott;
The trade supplied and sold wholesale and retail by
BUTMAN & Co, % Front Levee,
M I'm opposite Post g. Second Municipality
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MYsTRRIoUs.-As Mr.. Benlenfs son, now in Cal
fOTnia has been very regular in his correspondence,
good deal Of anxiety felt by the family al the
non-recept Of letters in the month Of September OF
October. Letters since received from him spoke Of
OtheTI which should have been. received during
those months but they were givenup lost, until
Friday lat, when one Of them came 20 hand, from
a very uneKT 3cted quarter. A note was received
from young lady lCathRrine A. Palmer, TO whom
the family are under great Obligaiionsl dated New
town, L. l. which stated that while walking on the
beach she found saturated letter which she enclo
SEES, written by young Bement 10 his sister, dated
September IS. ltsIeaks Of other letters enclosed
in The same envelope; but no others were found
with it.
Now the question is, how did this letter find a
lodgment on the beach az NewtOwn, and what be-
came Of the letters enclosed with il Have any
California mails Of he last half of September been
missedl
The discovery Of lids letter is sufficiently curious
to justify this public notice because there are
/ doubtless others wondering why they have not heard
from their friends in California, whose diaappoint-
ment may be solved by this mysterious discovery d
| young Dement'S episfle.-Ahang IN. 10 Journal
OPERA EMEurE.- Musicians, as a general
thing, indulge SO much in harmony their instru-
menls that they have very little left ioF exercise
among themselves; so it occasionally happens that
serious discords arise. The last instance Or this IS
in the orchestra of the Astor Place Opera House,
in New York The director, it appears, g not po-
lite enough in his manners, and the dignity Of the
] performers being touched they demanded an apol.
ogy, which the director refused. The consequence
was, that the musicians RETIRED and the perform
ance of the opera for one night, was stopped. An
operadom was, Of course thrown into CONSERVATION.
/ NEGLIGENT WoRKMANsHIP.-The grand Jury
of the United States District Court at Baltimore,
have made presentment in The case Of a late ex-
plosion Of the steamer Haswell, which resulted in
the death Of one Of the hands and the serious nai-
ing Of another She was built by Messrs. heame
q NeafIie, Of Philadelphia; and the pFesentInent
concludes with the opinion ths, the persons put
ting the machinery Of the boat together, and The in
spector who pronounced her servieeabls and SQUAD
boat are guilty Of The most criminal sglgenes and
] misconduct
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CALIFORNIA LUCK.-While crowds are losing
time, money, health and lie u The search Of gold,
certain individuals are rearing most abundant
harvest The Boston Post says that less than
year ago a brig laden with lumber sailed out ~
Boston harbor--vessel and cargo complete cost
$4,000. For shis adventure the owners have
already received $4,000 in gold-they expect 70
receive about BIZ 900 more-and they stu have the
vessel and equipment at anchor at San Francisco.
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THE PEoPLE's BILL POSTER.

81 4. HHICdELslss
STAND ALONE. and am still a candidate for the peo-
i pies BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected and those who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me, wOud wish TO inform them, and all the world in
general that am ready at aFhoun to post their bills dis
tribute them. Orders left at tie following places viii be
tended 10: Crescent Office SO ST. Charles street; billiards. Of
fee, q Camp street; Delta Office liz POya street; Plea
yuue Job Office II Bank Place; picayune GOfee-h
corner st. Charles and P0ydras Ets.
ni3 = q SaTI,IiIlIJ PeonIoss an Poster
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A FEMALE MINER.-The only white woman
have seen in the mines IS tile wife ola Frenchman,
who came here from Caleutga. She dresses in row
seTs, and wears thin hat and red Shirt as most of
tile miners DO, and her hair being cut Short is not
suspected Of being woman, probably by One-ienth
of the Persons who see her. The frst time ] saw
her was digging in hole in the Mokelmay, few
feet from where she and her husband were working
in rocker. noticed her feminine look and thought
full expression Of countenance, and mentioned it to
/ man who was working near me. He informed me
| thatNNhat supposed TO be a remarkably handsome
| young man, was a woman; that she was the wife
/ of the man at work with her; that her husband
/ was once a wealthy merchant at Calcutta, and that
| the wife had been accustomed 10 eese and luxury.
| Failing in business and becoming poor, the hus-
band determined to dig fortune out Of the earth in
California, and the wife, true to her companion,
| only consented when he promised she should ac-
company him. / have seen her at work with the
pick and the spade, early and late there is ever
thoughtful expression on her cOuntsnance, but she
never seems discouraged and yet the unfortu-
nate pair have had the worst Of luck, not having
dug gold enough to pay their living This isOne
of the most romantic incidents that life In the
gold diggings in California from time to time de-
devel0ps.-BosioR 1imss.
BANK RoBRERY.-The banking house of the
Ph@nix Bank of Westerly, R. l., was opened by
false keys on the night of The 18th. The robbers
then cut through the first iron door Of the vault,
directly against the lock, which they succesded in
wrenehing of. They tried the second door and
failed to get off the lock, but cut hole in i large
, enough 10 introduce lamp With hook fastened
10 broom handle, they opened the drawer and
I drew out bills to the amount Of Sl5,00O; about
tEo-thirds Of them Of the denominations Of hye,
two and one. the Others wenties and tens nll Of
! the Phoenix Bank. reward Of $1,000 is offered
for the recovery Of the money and the detection OF
b | the robbers.
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INDIAN REMAINs.-The workmen engaged On
the railroad at RItldetovn, Co., while ezcasasnl or
gravel on the land sold he company By Captain
Robert Johnson threw out the bones 81 several In
dams, who had been buried there a century o.
more since. iva Or three copper lullles, spoon,
an earthen and in iron dish were also found with
the remains. Among the bones was the skull Of an
Indian, in a good state Of preservation, with the
jaws, the upper jaw having the teeth in a sound
state. The bones indicate that he must have been
GA feet high
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! II - = '.,IEeINf I700E HIIa 1NOe LouIGFs
-, CORNER OF mnftan CORNER OF
81 81 81 sI & {SD w SIS E + s =,
hees constantly on hand every thing in his lneincudng
great variety of Ladies' and Gentemens boots and Shoe
and VIII sell at the lowest Cash Prices share Of pnbie
patronage is respectfully solicited. AM iv
DIR, ELLIOTT, VETERINARY GURGIEON- r
W OplD announce to the citizens of this city and its
vicinity that ne IS prepared to attend to all business In
ms line entrusted TO his Dr. Elliott homes bs ong 49,
Renee as Veterinary Surgeon will insure him large ,s
n as ne spent nine years in the Veterinary Colege ~
ianee five years in Prussia, and the last five yeas IN ms
A with great success The Doctors charges are from 81 To-
" upon any curabe disease-advice gratis y ~
~ The Doctor is be found at all hours of the dnv and
night al Tattersalls Stables. st. Charles street N
~ FAMILY HORSES, well broke always on hand
and for sale. M An
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F1Ify gstl2i,iii SntIN sTRoT2 il WIN. STROUD.
x, Iafonaeei and Baronne sts Ds1iers in MAR-OG2N
1l!t MANlEI-PlECES and ENANEI,LEDtf lNIl
q 4 ESs mQNuMENFS, TOMBS, TOMB \l1IlSJ
si- ~ CRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in oSNHHiTo
~ MS different yauees; Th0maston LIME Cal -NWy
eined PLASTER OF PARIS Romao ~ Nv w
a all CI;MENT, Plaserng HA II, White sand, ~
.nsnsl, Tensaeola and I1tsburg FRIEDRICH, my3
ID OBIlRT SKINNER, BrieEIags-. = 4 Row or
= @ Undertakes all kinds of FIRE.WORK, such as -
lhe Setting q Cooking Ranges, Ovens Steam Boil 9
efs' ETC. All work done by the subscriber will be -
guaranteed and specimens Of his work may be seen at
IN MR. 5i., Clustering and WHTTE.wAsHING done
Wlthuslatch' jal9 ly
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RIeHTs OF MARRIED WoMEN.-The Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania has decided recently that
husband has no claim TO ahe possession q any
property owned by his wife previous 10 mafri1ge,.
or which may accrue 10 her after marriage and
that even the consent Of the wife, hat her husband
should have possession q her property, . q ne
avail while the wife IS minor- This decision Is
based on the law of 1913, which has Wroqsht
radical change in the condition Of married fsmales
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that gentleman known BY the nalae d eieiard
Grant White, was arrested, at the instance q JAS
w. Jacques, Of 3SJ Broadway, on Saturday, -
maliciouslY destroying two saiues-Qne q Mr..
White himself and the other Of James q Bennett
Ilappears that these works Of art iiis for a long
time, stood in close juxtapositon with each clhef,
in the compliments window, % The great annoy
anee Of Mr. White, who didn't like the eaaiigilys
So on Friday night, he wishedthem - Be- relnovsd.
them into minute particles, with blew Of cane-
He was held to bail, and the aiiar is to 1e boxed
inloe--N. r I5fb1ilis.
THIS da u bf. " bite Is The same i.esleal critic
Of the N Y Courier and End ailsf who alieoiried
20 demolish Sivori. the vioIIn.sLI .-. C---A.---
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The Preamble and Joint Resolutions having
been read, Mr.. Winton moved to amend by an
additional resolution, as follows:
ResoiUed, That in the event Of the passage by Congress Of
any act contemplated by the tOegOiug 0utOns, the
beTs OF this Stale longer participate the action Of body
so regardless OF our constitutional rights.
Which was adopted.
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iOslA n 20. Importers qf HanaRa Produce Sugar
~ tfee and Iob1cco keep constantly on hand arke ns
Qilnet oil CIGARS, consisting OF imperales, Regalas
tldofsss Janone Paneteas, Small Regalias Miar Ira
Pngql ee etc. from the most Ceerse brands Of Havana
ht2- = general nssortment Of WINES, LIQUORS, etc.
..1 ~ . 'FRONT.' lseyee, New Orleans. auil ly
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v lsut street, in the upper part OF the store oc-
,ryed BY G~oTg- Tsllman, grocery ana provision
a<aler, al Carson and Newbod, and Jao: Welsh,
!, ,rf thIeatsrrd Ia involve the whole block In
destruction; but the fremen have so tar succeeded
hat hopes are now entertained that the adjacent
soree. occupied by 8 and Welsh and Jas F
Goodwin, ship chandler. will be saved with slight
damage to the roofs. Mr.. Taman's entire stock
Of Goods was destroyed; but it was fortunately,
believe, covered by insurance.
The dull market for -four continues, without exhi'
biting any tsHd epcy TO Improve Common brands FOR
shipm~ SOLD for - 80, which IL the price rogu'
larry quoted. The inquiry 10 very trinins For CITY
consumption the prices range from 81 62S to So
Sslss Of eern meal 81 "a s1h for aI !,
rye -four ut S275 There IL but little aitera.ion 20
notice In the grain market The supply OF wness !"
good and sales Of made 1t 96o and white Q.
The demand fer rye II duh; small sale was m:ae AZ
Ne Corn IL also in limited demand SAFES OF repn'
syivsnia and Southern yslo~ a. 62c FOR wrign. oss
sontpue % before, at zoe for Southern and Soe Tor
Pennrylvspia There Is rome activity In srocer,ss-
esl,e Of New Orleans sugar 1t AZ to $40 per Id -
Whisky IL dull at 200 for hhds. and bois
81 STOCK SALES.
Frat Board $500 U. s 6's '53 90; 295 Lsh'go
Coal Scrip 7fys; roo do II $50 Lshigh Interest 6u
40 ebar,s Pepp. TIP Bank. 2os; 92 Uoion Canal liz
80 Reading 1871 Second Board - $4,000 state 6's AS
7s: 400 do 1913; 1860 State 90; 2300 City Ga 10
iobk: 100 Girard. l21s; SO Sshuylk,l Bank tx:
North American. l24; 2i30 Lshigh 6s, 664 81 nior
Canal llA; s Mecbsnics' Bank, 81.
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HAHIYl n h lRT T. l. L. u e q - Il,
@a-----------E-
Fort OF New YORK, April o, 1870.
svH nnn... SS m.o. arr. ..."...-. g
~ IT & l. L. 1 u e q =, Il

shpsC .p.d. s Judsin, Iysrpoo cup ard IT. svi,,o,
lard nj Il FIecher london t,finnr s;nturr O. Jchn
nsyxss Andisv. MSbie Orphan. Williams Apsl.enises
Colder, Bsrrsii, ssysnsah. '-''-'N
BsLsJ Siodsst, Loroe Nevis sc. N.smi.h w.l.h g.
Brrs-Fsruvisn. Cousins Iasuna Scsnsh Z Wsl.n Menu.
srs s.s Ssps1 TS% S@a
Wsitos ssn.ett csyde,ss H"r,. M.r t%p'So;
iss HAMA 3 HcEyers Msssrds PreSls jazz .ory,s
Badssr Peck CO. CathAfine korsra Hsvens Darien "a To-
ounseh Lang Bue,.v r,des Jones. Georsesovn.
Darling, Philadelphia L ON piapce Scsrs Hsllovell
| n~r,~-,
chip Esauss !S Bosson Aeh whsmpoa Jan hscso Jan
Pssed Arje itn, win sess - CAT, Co Jan Ia. ~
for New York March B lat Us IS Ion 3i eachsnsd sixnsIs
with whale chip bound northr est April lat - ~ lon %
gone, and bowsprt standing with signal distress
flying The has had strong NSW gales nee march 81
the Needles March with mdse TO 0rnne, knturn Co.
March TO- on the Lsard company with the
changed ais with bark showiss blue signal with
white letters MI,
serErs Williams 0uion; had birth on
epeed heavy westber topsAant
tol s,i yard split sails and shifted cargo No date lat l 81 Ion
sep.s ,upposed % he the hrpa sal.ar OF Pnsdph 18Th
ult Ire.a an. seaman Of New York died Of dropy.
ship Rsj.b sses.n Nsw cream Is days with mdsc and
ehip Hatrsye Duncan new orsanA - says With mdse 70
Nanh walsh; eapeeneed heavy weather during the pas
sbpsnt HsIuoc Norio Spahcneen 10 dAyh Win cstton
10 hwsy = Thy a.v..,.h sa,v. ,,,, o,,, ., n
ham Dimon:
am nIs a NJ 'o '''P0'N Af'h - Wiz"
rssrase p,.snss ,'%@ ,srsS f ~ '0s
c, Bs ssrn :, - , rs r 20 ne A. Lad niio on
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Whole number 704 from oe pors l6 ecAstwise-of
this bsr ~ Br'n DanisA and the balance 49,
Duirg the month Of March, there cleared a the B.l
yS, Al sys And sci RS 81 IBIS number were Br,a rs
men, 2 DanEh, and balance, 81, American
We the Offices Of the Norfolk Rend eae
Hsp'ef ~f 'hp' WhaIemen.
Arr Lshana Ney port Lester stcn 50 sp 1900
dl,nn ston 50 VIII Illinois, Jaeger. sag Harbsi rp
Japan hddel kan 1916 40 VII; Coesack Garner,
n p %sf e a TH oil not ss sa. TscsE o
tdwsrd 50 20 % lssv vh, jsnsr.Sn Smith do ~
wokNB .stsated, reported By letter heard from middle Of
oasp. Ysih Isauds Jan TtO bids oil Rspors May T.
sa g Ss 1ssa s No;
/ lst e. s len ca W. bsxt Rhine, do, clean. =
at DO Apra rip Arms,. rics, Lahsina. Sep. Sd Per-
dsck. sob. coming ps,nsrbuoo ~ sos in
br Beacon hester Of bound TO Coast 'Afzca Feb
Ar d New ssderd ID ,Sp Gsorre Mafs.on Coast via
Isspds vita @ As 2SU do sS OIL and a 0o lbs
sin' ~ Gsa lon % p SDry In ~,
B. ont 20 81 board st6. lat ~ lon - Hoisnok,
Jasf, moth co,p q" !Isp ssealSs Ian Adds,e lay
htR 20 len bs harvest Ace hAst rs sp same data chip Vol
c ky,uc ma tr ander SOD Wsslstos; sleas lst,
Feb lat 20 A. loo 81. s,p ss,Ds Coon Nd. % rts
A,tatkess,towr let snip spsndd fasiss COST Ssnx.
date &C hp ensr Adams m " days os, 80 sa ssrch a.
tnI2 ", fill in With lns hachstsn, rem NPors.
Arr FslIuouh ls ship Gem Norris Jones Psosc ocssn.
600 Ibis 10 90 VII OIL tpolc date No. chip Alexander
s.r ss B.ei who ssS when 4ts ont ha sps Dc Vsd
10 ir': 10 date S@,.ei@st,. 90 q ~
e. rm ass,laiu Lee 10 Ally tiisrort, AunIS0, q War
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New Orleans, 8 $50 Cuba, 1890 Porto Rico, 81 81
Crox and 81 Trxss together is 7ss hhds and IL 600
texes Cuba against LAG hhds. and 800 boxes zane
bTe last yesr.
TIN rals ef LOO slabs banoa bss been made 1t
2sc cash In platter thu re- 10 nothiog OF impor .anoe
dong they beiug generally held above the views Of
WnA,rporp was in fair demand, At 31c . 32s.
for North West; ard south Sea was nominal 1t goo
wHsKEy.- Quotation were nominslly the same,
While no sales Of nome ut we're reported
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LIVERPOOL CLAssryTcArIoN.
Markets ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES,

BosroH; APRIL aFr,t Bsird-e i..ss Boston and Wor
abroad, U5 do. Boston and Ma railroad, t63
do. Ess,.rn Railroad 9 2to Eastern Railroad IN l0l
~ do Old Colony Rail- 7 DO Vera and uas Bail
ing RaiI Cd u slS; do Vermont Central Railroad siN 10
do. East Boston 1874 do Granite Bash " 10 do
Exeh.nEe Bank. 9sH DO MerchAnts B.nh. l0lX s2lO0
RssdiI Railroad koI d. 1880 Sso do do, soo b3k
Xecond Beard, p al shares Old Colony Railroad 75X
western Railroad lei 20 do. Beading ailroad. pgs-
ferrsd ~ do Harlem Railroad. 6k 6O do. rtchbusl
Railroad, 100.
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Naval Intelligence.

The u s. store ship Rsisf sailed from Jsneiro on the
11th February, for Norfolk
u s steamer Vixen was launched at the Gosport
navy ysrS Friday the 3oth inst at o'clock M.
The fol 10 ing 10 Q list OF her ofncsrs:Jas II. Ward,
Lieutepsnt Commanding; james s. Day, Acting Mas
Ter; Sam uel MeGau, Passed Ndshipman; Thomas
Young. Parsed Midshpmau; Edward Farou, First As
sistsnt Engineer; w. c. Wheeler, Third Assistant
Eneip eer; Thomas Psmber, Captains Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
Political Intelligence.

Charles @. Clspp ~as the democratic candidate, and
James B. Cshoon the whig candidate fer mayor Of
Portland II . election took place on Tuesday last
Arkansas ELEc rIoN.-The Little Rock, (Ark.) Ban
ne- Goth ultimo Of the late In that
Stale We believe Roane, demoorst 10 elected, but
he has had tight contsst from the supin.ness Of the
dem ocratc party tsken In nectop with the preju
dioe that has been urjustiy excited against the
nanper Of bis DON ination.
Watts Sherman is the democratic candidate for
Mayor Of Albany N. Y.