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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-07
FLORIDA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PROVISO,

The following Resolutions, introduced by
Mr.. Blackburn, Chairman Of the House Com.
mtlee on Federal Relations have been unani-
nuously passed in each branch Of tho Florida
Legislature. We rejoice at the unanimily thus
exhibited. Let all the Southern States act in
this Same spirit. and cl! the North will very
soon see how far there are divisions among
ourselves on these monenlous questions:
Resolucd by The Senate and House Of Repre-.
senfatiues of the State of Florida in General
Assembly convened, That as friends Of the
Union, we view with most serious alarm the
course of our Northern brethren n relation to
the question of Slavery; a course which,
marked by unkindness, wrong, insult and in Jury,
has already, to most unfortunate extent, weak.
encd the bonds which unite them and us !;
which. if persisted in, in the same spirit, can
only terminate in further alienation, and in the
inevitable dissolution of the Conlederacy.
Resolped, That the recently acquired Terri.
tory having been purchased by blood and treas.
ure, of which her full proportion was contribu.
ted by the South, she and her sons are entitled
equally, with any other portion of the Union. to
the enjoyment ofthe same; this General Assem-.
bis, therefore, believing that Congress possess.
es, under the Constitution, no power TO pass
such measure, adoptiong similar language to
that of the Legislature of Virginia, hereby de-.
clare it as their opinion, 'under no circumstan.
ces, will the people OF this State be willing 10
recognise as binding any enactment Of the Fed
eral Government which has for its object the
prohibition Of slavery in any Territory South Of
the line ofths Missouri Compromise. holding it
to be the natural and independent right Of each
citizen Of each and every State Of the Confede.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-07
The Markets.

The late unlavorable European news has caused
slight decline in our cotton market; the receipts
of the week have been somewhat light; we quote
at a. to Ga fine article would command 6t.
CHARLESTON Feb. 5.
CorToN.-The Cotton market was again
very quiet on Saturday, owing TO the unwilling
ness manifested hy holders to meet buyers al
the decline demanded. Prices were very "n'
settled. Sales about 500 bales, from 10 7c.
al decline Of / g to 4c.
Telcgraphed 10 Charleston Courier.
New YORK MARKEr.-On Thursday last,
the market for Cotton was in depressed state.
holders exhibiting much anxiety to dispose OF
their stocks. Seventeen hundred bales were
SOLD at decline Of an eighth 10 qua ter cent
per pound on the prevailing prices OF the pre-
ccdiny Saturday. The private advices of the
English news were more unfavarabIe than the
published accounts.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-07

p Erraium-In the article in our last entitled
"Our Town." we inadvertently wrote the Steam-
er Woteree" for DeKalb. The Wateree has
been Withdrawn from our river for some time past
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

NEGRO STEALING IN RICHMoND.-The Charles
ton Courier contains an account of daring attempt
to carry off couple of negroes, attached to one of
the hotels in Richmond, Va. The name of the kid
napper is X. Smith, boot and shoe dealer, who
had resided some years in Richmond. 1t appears
he had boxed up the negroes and ordered the boxes
to be put in the Express Cars, which locked up
and never opened until their arrival at Washington
City. If the project had been carried into execu-
ton, there can be it'll doubt that both negroes
would have persisted. Fortunately, however, in
removing the boxes, piece of the end of one of
them was broken off, when the woolly head of the
occupant was discovered. He was relieved from
his Imprisonment, well as his friend in &C 'tother
box" Learning that Smith had started for Wash
ington, in the cars, Geographic dispatch sent
to the Sheriff of Fredericksburg. Smith was made
prisoner as soon as he arrived there and conveyed
back to Richmond. The Courier adds, that an i'm
mense concourse had assembled at the depot at
Richmond, when the cars arrived with Smith.
Although there were some or 5000 persons col
leced together, great order was observed, and the
officers conveyed their prisoner to Jail without any
interruption.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

CO The new municipal authorities of New York
were sworn into office, at noon, on the Sth inst.
The oath of office was administered to Caleb S.
Woodruff, mayor elect, by Mr.. Hayemeyer. his
predecessor The new mayor then proceeded to
swear in the common council
Mr.. Woodruff Immediately after the orpaniza.
ton OF the new boards, sent in a message. Il is
long, but the public affairs of the city of New
York exceed in number and magnitude those of
most OF the States We see it stated in this paper,
that the public debt of the city is Sl4, 646,7S3
The chief of the New York police has laid his
annual report before the common council
During the year 25,769 arrests were made for
Violations OF law and public order; 3,7I5 COM
plants Were made to the corporation attorney for
violations OF corporation ordinances 49, 7l2 dodgers
were accommodated in the station houses; 3,529
lost children restored to their parents SO persons
rescued from drowning Isl fires discovered and
extingushed, and 756 stores and dwellings found
open at night, and taken in charge by members of
the department.
by direction of the mayor census was taken in
the several districts, by which it appears that the
whole number Of places at which spurious LIQUORS
are sold in New York, is 1857 of which 1914 are
licensed, 729 are not licensed; and at 1878 of
which sales are made on Sunday. BY the record
IN the mayors office it appears that 40l5 licenses
We're issued during the past year.
These are statistics of some moment to the Tenn.
perance reformation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17
From China.

Chinese newspapers to the 9th February from
Hong Kong, have been received at the Navy De-
parment The Washington National Wing pub
fishes the following interesting items from the
China Mail:
The duty on auction sales at Hong Kong has
been abolished.
The United States ship PrebIe, which left Hong
Kong on the 12lh of February for Japan returned
on the 10th of the same month, with one of her
crew laboring under smallpox, which was very
prevalent at Canton.
The Mail contains an interesting account of a
visit paid by the Imperial Commissioner Seu to
the United States ship Plymouth at Whampoa.
The cortege consisted Of thirty boats, bearing the
ensgns of the Mandarins. On their approach
Commodore Geisnger sent his boat, under com
mand of the flag Lieutenant, with his card and that
OF DR.. Davis, our Commissioner to emma, a cere-
raony that was reciprocaied by Seu. Chinese
salute of three guns being fired, the Chinese flag
nyng at the fore, Sue ard bis suite came on board
and were received by DR.. Davis and The United
States Consuls at Canton and Hong kOng-Dr
Parker acting interpreter. After the usual cere-
monies of reception and the shaking OF Sues left
hand by the company, they proceeded to the cabin,
where lea was served.
Seu sat between DIR. Davis and Commodore
Geisinger, and DIR. Parker opposite. Only four Of
the Mandarins sat- Seu was in fine spirits and
chatted with good humor. He was dressed very
plainly. WIN HOlllg 10 Indicate MS UiSu TdDh, eA-
cept button of the first class. Not so dignifed
Keying he is fully his equal in sfate-craf. His
forehead is high and his eye is hazel. He is a man
of very high order of intelligence and a native of
Koran province. He is iiity-three years old, and
has wife and four sons. On revisiting the deck
he expressed himself delighted with the ship, and
on its being intimated TO him that the Commodore
would gladly show him the effect of a shell thrown
on the opposite shore, he promsIy declined, on the
ground, that the SHE'LL in exploding, might nure or
kill some one The Mail does not think that he is
so cruel ruler as has been represented. After
Witnessing the scaling of the guns and several
manGuvres on the deck, the party returned to the
cabin, to partake of dinner in the American style.
Seu met Mr.. Bonham at the Bogue on the oath Of
February, in a secret conference, respecting the
opening of the gates of Canton on The 9th of last
month The discussion was referred to Pekin.
The export oftea to the United States from China,
from January lst to the 18th Of February, 1919,
6 l37 400 pounds, of which quantity ,52l 900
pounds were black, and 4,6l5, 400 pounds were
green. OF the green tea, 3Oa2,6Oo pounds wers
YeuDg Hyson.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

Gs-JnoD. Fenton. charged with st ealing money.
letters from the Winchester (Va) post-office, has
been brought to trial at Staunton. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to four years imprison.
ment in the penitentiary Of the District of Colum.
bia, and fined ST.. Petitions to the President for
his pardon were in circulation at Winchester and
Staunton. fenton, it will be remembered. had
made practice of visiting the son of the Winchss-
ter postmaster every Sunday morning, and was ad-
mlit inside of the office, regularly carving off
few of the letters, until several thousand dollars
were thus distracted, all of which, however, was
recovered, and has since been returned TO ts
rightu owners.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

TOBACCO. - There was not much offering yesterday
e the heavy sales Of Tuesday and only s. hhd were dis
,o.d Of a. follows: 10 hhds. Mason County A. at IA
hbds a. (elections) Ga 10 hbds.. A. So and r.
4 Az and 81 hhds. % A. at So. and 30 r. at BIC h.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Rather more demand for
sugar and $50 hhds sold at steady prices say 44 for far
- prime Molsses dull with sales of 300 bb at I20I6c
ssplsrior good and II "a l8sc for choice reboied
FLOURThe market steady and the stock very light
Sales 400 bbs Illinois at "a 49, 400 do Ohio at go do
iaci. at "a STA 100 do Iowa a. 40 and 10l do extra
A. Louis (Choutean) at IS 1919 bbl in all 14O0 bbIs.
CORN.-The demand is good. and supply light Sales
600 sacks. of which 22s4 sacks Q700 594) at 1sD3S
sH do ordinary white and yellow 46, $50 do. yellow at
cx and 253 do. at Sec. @ bashel.
CORN MEAL-N5 bbs kiln-dried in store, an extra
hand brought 81 371a y bbl
PROVISIONS-Very little doing in Pork, and the only
..Js 100 bb Mess at 90 40 and little Prime at So %
bbl Of Bacon so casks plain Hams sold at 51a 10 do
Sides 5 q do inferior Shoulders 3 and 10 COO fb in
hulk at &C. for Hams and &c. for Shoulders Of Lard so
mis- sold at SIC sale of 40 kegs ordinary Western But
tf at SIC. ID.
GUNNY BAGS.-3O 900 sold at 9s4O1Oc
sALTA cargo of 2473 sacks Liverpool nearly half Fine
and beached. brought 821zc p sack.
WHISKY.-Small sales of Rectified at 1654c o gallon
FREIGHTS-The rates rather easier Cotton taken
gil up American ships in the berth for Liverpool at 516d
and some Corn shipped in a British vessel at 3d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected day for the Crescent, By VINCENT WILLIAMS.
Proprietor Of the Lgfayste STOCK Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, Wednesday. May 16-P.M.-Amved. steamer
Mondiana, 36 Beeves Prices unaered Beef first class
second 81; third. 51aD6c. y fb Hogs, 33s4c. o b
Sheep. t2D "a y head Cows. s25(DS35 head Hay ga
6&I ton Corn, 45f5oc bushel Oats &c. o bushel
Ban 60lD7Oc. y 100 ID.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17
List of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

INots.n the First municipality designated following
able mi " the Nos commence the Railroad and
Second m2 the Nos above the Steamboat Land
g being Flaboa Landing In the Third m3 the Nos.
commence Railroad and down. No. being Ferry wharfl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

THE OLD CATHEpRAL.-Ths venerable building is now
ilmost demolished. The walls only Standing and the
the oden time. The work on the buildings proceeds
with activity and and they will be finished in
great length of time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Johu Barnett while walking on
the Levee at II O'Clock MOrday night was attacked
knocked down and robbed of sl2 and watch The act
committed by named John Fleming, who was
yesterday arrested by the Second Municipality police
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

DECIDEDLY CoMBATIvE On Baronne street, yesterday,
coIored got into some difficulty and undertook
TO settle their differences by personal combat One of them
named Jane. belonging to Madame Guett, armed with
cowhde which used vigorously and much to the dis
comfort of her adversary. The police put stop to their
proceedings, by carrying them the caaboose.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

A. B. RINGGOLD, go Bank Place.
DEALER IN WINES AND Liquors.
HAS now 10 store for sale carefully selected assortment
Ii of WINES and LIQUORS, among which are the
following
AnnontIIado SHERRY-in boxes of one dozen each;
Pale DO. in bottles. demlIohnS. or csks
MADEIRA-in bottles dem johns and ar. casks
PORr-yery superior qualty-in boxes OF one doz each.
CHAMP ATN Every choice.
SAUFERNE--in bottles and or. casks.
CLARETof variaus descriptions. in casks and bottles
Cognac RRANDY-supetior quality.
Holland GIN do. do.
WHiSkEY-old Bourbon.
Do. old Monongahea. myl0 ot .
Copenhagen CORDIAL Wild Cherry BRANDY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

INp1cTMENTs.-The Grand Jury yesterday found tue
bills against John Wheeler for breach of tust; and Henry
Campbell alias William Resevelt for breaking into house
with intent steal Against Bernard Caraher accused of
breach of trust, a true bill was not found.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

FEMALE THIEF;-Femaes can sometimes be expert with
their fingers well as the roueher This exempII
fed the of Catherine Burn who succeeded in pur
oinng purse containing $50 from Mary Ann Hawthorne
who resides at No 81 Apollo Catherine arrested
and will be attended to By the Recorder in q h time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

BURGLARY. Yesterday afternoon. Thomas Lamkang
was arrested on suspicion of having broken house in
Vaudeville street and stolen thereom large Quantity of
goods He is at present Great Men street guard room
and will to-day be brought befoe Mr. Recorder Seuzeneau
FIR finn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

INoUEsT-The Coroner yes erday held inquest the
body OF named John Fitzpatrick aged 26 years. who
killed by fall in The Second Municipality stove depot
on the !evee ST. Marys Market verdic. was rem
he skul cau.ed Inv fall.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

STEALING JEwELRY.-Jonathan Gutberie charged with
robbing John Morris of jewey and other articles worth
SIS yesterday arrested by the Second Municipality
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

FIRsr DISTRICT CouRr.--Samuel Shaw yesterday
tried before the Fit District Court for entering house with
intent TO steal He convicted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17


Steamship lshmus Aud days from Havana Paradise
LawIason Co.-Lafayette.
Ship Viola Jamison Ii days from New York ballast
masier-1st my.
Ship Geo Evans. Couiard, l6 days from New York. in
ballast, to master-1st my.
Ship Lucas Onterbdge, Is days from Philadelphia to J.
h: AshbrIdge-1st N.Y.
chip VIM. Sprague, Chase. IL days from New York. in
a. ballast, to J. T. Whitney Il Co.-lst my.
ship Hero Griffith. Is days from New York to j. w STAN
ton Cod my.
Ship Cromwell, Barker Is days from Boston, to master
Sd my.
scr Heroine, Hussey, 5days from Brazos ST. Jago to NJ
=, IuTner--lst my.
u schr. Mai. Barbour Arnet s days from BRACES ST.
fJago, TO U. 5. Quarter master-Bauacks
srEsMPnATs:
Luna, Fairchld, from Bayou Sara-15S bales cotton
Mondana Deahoussaye FIN st Martnsville105 bales cot
Muscle No. Gwarney, from Coldwater-37s bales cotton.
f. NJ Slreck, Streck fiom Lafourche.
mowboat Belle. Limbert. from the Passes.
Towboat DeSoto, Kinney. from the Passes.
m0wboat Conqueror, Heation. from the Passes.
Iowboat Phoenix, Crowell. from the Passes.
Memoranda:
iowboat COnqueror towed down and to the 9th
INST ships Republic and Chas Chalone and schs Harriet
Neal, and Cd lack
Iowboat Belle lowed down and to the 18th inst
mp Rochester bark Albert. and schs. Arpe, and A p
Chase.
Iowboat Phoenix lowed down and sea- the 18th nst
"nps caspian, and Monmouth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

ARRKsTED.-Catherine Muhoand and Julia Armstrong
yesterday arrested for stealing lot of cooking
utensils from of their female neigbors The officers
bad wade through feet of order capture
these beauties but with perseverance the feat
had
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17
RILON HOUSE,

JHIs establishment vii! be opened for The reception of
have been completely renovated and the Hotel :;
offers inducements persons in search of heath conf A
fort or pleasure equal if not superior any public bolse
the sea coast occupies central position the pleasant
and delightful village of Biox-of easy access from New
Orleans The green sward front of the house two
acres width and is shaded by great number of oak;
magnolia and mulberry trees The table viii be supplied
with the Injuries of the coast ard of The New Orleans
market Attached TO the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Rom supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; also good Billiard Table. -
Persons wishing rooms VIII please address the
Proprietor at Biloxi and forward Their communications by
the Biloxi packets as there is but u. s. mail per week.
myI5 JOHN w. NIXON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17
CLoTH1N .CLOTHIN

RE 2toTH! sfoc f10 2RRHfED,
ws o ste e. NE atT
s'p aps FL Black ss bss
E.S Dp aaS SSa' al n9 ed ss:s
Gashmeree PsIetos and d,9say Coats all coors
sbs tg snsr sa Sac
Fancy and Black English Melinodo. do.
s saa nnd b Fapoy EIsn fhn Men0 Pants
We and and Esnsy Msn D Pn
Whit K;Id and nd Fancy aan, Linen V yss.;
ss ss Fgs s r. M9s
MRS F ~ THE No. dA 1s99 ssup Street. be-
cost ss sosa o pSG saf n
Fa"eg Of and the hss' fee' pe
6 SAEs fef and FESe T
numerous to mention.
early they will be sold without reserve and great bar
gains given to purchasers. apG I'm
X sns R zgsa M S4 he
,,n Hsl0% o 2sss and Western Butter Starch
Mus!sid Louisville and New q GRIND SPICES
H e%siicns seaed Eo5se1s Salmon .'''''
Extract Of Blackberry certain remedy to DysenteTy and
For sale by E. j. Hart CO..
my9 20 Ichonritoolas 81,
n
81 S'ssSsss T#RG S$Sfiy
EXERT PAY 70 s's he 1AS
officer. and soldiers who served in the late war 7..S,.
under wh ri Mayor Dssh fd s Off, Office o'''
Though the Paymaste has closed his Rolls in this city the
UNDERSIGNED still keeps his Office open to prosecute al CLAIMS
for Raa Pay Extra Pay etc and has m attend aSsht
to all claims forwarded to his 0fds WM MONAGHAN,
aps1 1m.-sdp Late Capt. Coz. 5th Rect. La Vols:
n n he
D'H \. BSfRqAlNBEk SMITH; 49,.
GENERIC Co,u:MLSsIoE MERCHANT
No. SO Gravier Street,
Offers for sale entitled to Debenture-
sHAwLs-c Olorsd dama,k Canton Grape;
scAR i9 ~cOiorsd osnask Canton Grape;
IN s esSo e cp f '' ETC.
Rich EN- brodered scarlet and cherry do de- L.,
sGs s@rs .a se a S ts n sne SSt
Assorted do embroidered fringe;
Printed Printed q P s. Lame;
slLK-TciIe dc inde;
Toie du Nord;
Ponge andkerche, large assortment Of new
Black Grapes: Fancy Battte Cravats;,
p pp sNF Piaid Cravns; Black Levantlne Giavats
English do. 10
"A Brown sheengs, DENNIS Columbian Psids, Grnndrias
sinner and Mevno Untershirts Pants. sc. mh21 sm
vINEGA ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE Undeisgnels constantly mangflcturing and his;
j foT salea verysIperior article of yiNEGAR. RHa
which he will guar ntee to improve by age and iEfS
viii 'leIiVsr it, free of charges, in pan Of E
the city Lafaye;te at the ioloydng 5sdaced -
80 ssioSs 81; Barrels 10 gallons cents gallon. libe
III Line 'fss s Il he SoH II
CoIsss Commv. ssd Mara. ss.. oDDssiss Charity Hosps
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

VAaRANTs.-Patriek Murray, Michael Cusack and John
Neville arrested yesterday Eysan Fields street.
vagIants and suspicious characters. Two chisels
found with them. They remanded for further
ami nata
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. % 81 80 N-Loss1TUpE. 90 Win Time 6h.
Cleared Yesterday


ship w. A. Cooper, Raymond Liverpool, l.. H. Gale
Bark Helen and Francis Eaton Marseilles.
Jenkins & Buddendorff
~ bark Express Witty, Liverpool, T. j. Spence
Sehr. Walter NJ, Smith, Mobile Master
schr Madonna McNeal, Key West via Tampa Bay,
:. J. P. Whitney Co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

FOR RENT.
A TWO-ST0RY DWELLlNG-HOUSE, with two
"A story Kitchen. and good cistern, situated -
Jackson street. between Robertson and Claiborne,
ond door from Robertson street, will be rented cheap S
present occupant wishes leave the city Inquire
the premises, at ALFRED MUNROE & co. IS, No. "a
Magazine street. apl I'll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17
COASTWISE PORTS.
j. r EIGN PORTS

Fl, For New York.-Deck Load Wanted The schl
44AA SANTIAGO, Capt. Smith, has full cargo, am
.A..1s- will have dispatch. For Deck Load applyio
my16 DEWEY & co 81 (srnyier A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17

Fer M MsX Yo,k ~, Load Wanted The schI
msis "" have d'pafbbE W Fl fsA dS Sa1 sssSgs,s
IN For New York -Bte new and fastsaiIiug scbr.
% saek d na hf For
of freight passage having Cd secommoda'ons
ap %SS 0''ls sfsHsd SS
EFoI Philadelphia. !e a |, new ans "a. sailing
T igisa A. %s eng hss q Ge
cargo on board, and viii sail on SATURDAY NEXT.
fine state room accommodations apply on board opposite
the , Ss'' "a'tS' 4 a aAHE,S9s . Fe,d..
III For Norfolk and Richmond -'rhe new and FAST
Capt. G saeq svne ps Of eI cargo .nsaSed
will quick dispatch For balance alan Of iesh Or pssssse
ply m1s 0D i,' fSRis ns'sa Fl royda st.
Fer ssi sas bark is k sos
% Gnsc o mS Savs Of pa her Fa
have apply
on m SGn'd at f'''' ''0" G. MEER 6 po.
a.. For Boston The fast sailing ship BYRON.
GTfz Mcclellan: master, will have Dispatch For freight
Ss Of 1000 bbs flour the bulk thereof, passage
pSRy f%vs On S2'p &
T0T 5s h2sThs Ssy g. -:
Matthews. master viii have dispatch for the above
port. For freight passage having splendid accommoda
tons apply on board oppoAte the Beef Market Fint Mu
'' @pa j. Wv ANDREWS CO.. 81 Common st.
"a For Be Boste TO- fine, fast sailing ship VIM
1sTss part of her go gagged will meet with dispatch.
For balance of freight apply to
l.. II. GALE, SO Com.non st.
For passage apply on board my3
LII For New York-Eagie Line.-The fast sailing
EEfE ship INCA, Capt. Goodrich. is now loading
-SsAs and Will have quick dispatch For height or pas
sage having elegant accommodaon apply to the captain
on ss at ss, TSBY s.
a. For New York, ria Nassau, N. P.-The fast
dak sailing brig PEDRAzA, Capt Terry: viii ss,l on
s.ss the lih inst for the above port remaining about
days Nassau ao-dng the passengers an opportunity
Of enjoyng the climate visiting he caves ana viewing me
ding board at Nassau having excee MT accommodations and
full supplies $50 Those rwho desire for health or
pleasure to enjoy pleasant cruise will call on board and
examine the acconmO 'ations or apply to
j. W. hNDhEWo o. w. % NOMIlon a.
d. For Acknowledgements Line-To sne.
NEA coed the YARM3gTIUThe fine and fast sa,ns
having large portion Of hes VII have qgcs
accenmodaons apply board opposite the Beef Mafxe
fI m, nuacPpaIa %NpRRyys 4 CO., q cemnea a. :,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Thunday, Morning. May II, 1919
COTTON There good demand for Cotton yester
a. and 600 bales changed hands outside rates. especially
ca Middlpg and Good Midding.
ri