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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-19
Correspondence oi,llc Charleston Eypnig News.

WAsHIHGToN. Dec. ii, ls49.
We had another day oI intense escteurnt
in the House The Democratic nominee, Mr..
Potter, having Withdrawn. Mr.. William j.
Brown of Indianna, was taken np and ran ~
high as l09 a vote OF ll3 being necessary to
a choice. Al this poin, an adl ,irnmpnt was
moved and carried, otherwise it is thought tha,
in two or three additional baIlolings Mr.. Brown
would have been elected. He is gentleman
Of great ability and experience, and would il is,
thought, make au excellent Speaker. Should
he be Withdrawn Tomorrow. it is probable tho
Democrats will fall back on Southern man, ;.
who will be either Mr.. Linn Boyd, Of Kv., or
McLanr, Of Baltimore. lfthe Southern Wings
can unite on either ol them. it is probable, We
shall have Speaker on Thursday. Should
the delay in The organization oflhe House be
delayed much longer, the President may find il
necessary to withdraw his Message from tho
hands of the printer. TO make il suitable 10 The
time at which it may he delivered or 10 make
additions. 1t is charged tha, copies OF the Msa.
sage have been already sent to certain tavorite
papers in the Northern Cities, and the "UnionA
calls upon The "RemhIic~ to deny i explicitly,
fit can eouscirnIioiIsy Y do so.
On the aHonrnmrm osthe Senate this morn
ing MIR. Clay entered the Hall ofthe HOUSE &c
Representatives, where he was immediately
surrounded by host Of friends. never saw
him look better, and the fash of his eye ap.
prarrd as vivid as it was ten years ago. H~
still wears the gold chain presented to- him by
the Jewellers Of Brooklyn, and apparently takes
as much pride in il as did President Jackson in
the porcelain tobacco box sent to him from tha
Polteres OF England by a grateful private sol.
der once taken prisoner by the General, and
well treated by him during his captivity. There
is so much hollownoss in the professions of 20.
litical friends. that it is no wonder great men
prize such rilling mementos as these, which
they feel are presented from pure motives.
Probably at no former Session has The Senate
exhibited such a bright array of talent. In
viewing them from the gallery. one cannot help
heing struck with The remarkable physiognomies
presented. 4 foreigner who had not even
heard of Mr. Calhoun ccud not hnl rem,rk that
tall man, standing erect, although under the
pressure Of nearly y three score years, with au
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-19

The following is tic Nomination made for Bank Of
ticcrs by the Special Join, Communicable. Mazyck
Chairman ON the part OF the Senate, aud Mr.. Ash.
more, o.. the House Committee:
For Prcsilcni-FEANSL.N II. El.MoRE'
Far Ducams-Thos. Lchrc W. c. Dukes, Elisha
Cnrsou, W. VI. Law,on, F. R. ShackcIford, d. c.
Webb, Geo Robertson, R. Caldwell, G. 5. Cameron
5. l.. Glover, r. G.. Stone, J. II. S!cinmeycr.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-19

GEoRc1A.-The Augusta Couoi;u;ioaa!is,
Of "Wednesday says:
"As it is now 4 practical question, soon to
be submitted to Congress- whether the whole
of California is or is not to be admitted into the
Union as Il State, with clause in her Consl.
tuition prohibiting slavery, it is proper that
Grorgia, as one Of the States OF ihn Sn':'h,
should express her sentiments on this question:.
This she will do in 4 manner mol 10 be mISla
ken. The Legislature is now in session, aud
we have 10 hesitation in predicting that il will
declare the determination Of the p"op pn Of G"or.
ua, not to be hugglcd and swindrd ont Of her
share of that immense territory, and not allow
the balance of power between the SIarrho!dIng
and non slaveho!,ling States 10 be destroyed hy
any such arrangement. The right ol the anon.
grrl races Of California, lrom all cli'nes and
countries, small minority Of whom are Amrr-
lean citizens, to r.culc slavery from that en-
lire country by lhr sham Of Convention, is not
ycl recognized. The claim olIhe South to the
extension ofthG Missouri Compromise line 10
the Pacific is no, yirldrd.
The probabilities are, that n Convention oi
the people OF Georgia will be called by the
Governor, under authority Of the Legislature.
TO act on this and other questions connected
with slavery. The crisis is at hand, forced on
by Northern Eanalcism, and Georgia is ready
to take her position"
We understand (says the Courier) that ar
rangemrnts have been made by the Bank OF
Charleston, S. c., with their correspondents in
7 ;v,rnnnl IN discount bills there drawn from
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-19
THE MDEN JOU RN AL.
Wednesday Morning, December 10, 1919.
W. TIIURLOW CASTON. EDlTOH-

Tho next issue being in the week of Ciy''m"S' ''''
Journal will appcnr Monday instcaJ + " ea'eS"'s
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-19

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER ROBERT MAR.
r!S.-We rrgre, 10 learn that the steamer
Robert ,Tariia. while on her way down. with
full cargo of Cotton, collapsed both hnes Of
her s'arbnard boiler, killing one Of the hands, a
white man. and badly scaldng a negro fellow
attached to lhr boat. The accident occurred
ON Thursday afternoon last, at Quaqna Landing,
on The Pee Drrd River. Capt VIM. Lubbock,
her cnrnmandrr, reached here yesterday. in the
steamer Darlington, for The purpose OF obtain.
ino assistance TO tow his boat 10 The city. Tue
Robert harfin is Il new v"S'r'. aud was on her
first ,rip.-ChqrIcSton Courier.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-19

A CrRros1Tr IN CoMMEECIN TRASsAc.
ryoy;.-A lcuer from Liverpool, dated Nov.
10Th, received in this city by the last steamer
has hrcn shown to us, which mentions the er.
lraorIinary fac, Of the sale OF lot cotton thirty
two years old, which has been lying all this time
in warehouse in that city. The letter says:
400 bales of Cotton are now on sale, The re.
mainder Of lot OF 500 bales purchased in 1917.
100 bales wrro sold yesterday at j 3.Sd.-
They originally cost lid per pound, and it is
estimated that the loss from hcgIning 20 end is
about Gl9,OOO--or sly equal here to about
S2OO,OOO.
This net shows the extraordinary progress of
the cotton trade during the past thirty or forty
years, the price Of the siap'" in 1877 having
been I'D per pound, while now tremendous
excitement is created if the price reaches 5'sd
or 81. per pound.--fhH Bulletin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

AERATGEMENT o. FoLEY--Foiey was anaigned before
Recorder Baldwin on Saturday mornizg. pleaded not
guilty, and Fsmanded unt5 Monday the 2th for *
animation. The widow Of The deceased appeared in Cou
Foley young man, about q Yeas Of age paiasr By
trade. An affidavit was made IN the 0ass by Wm. Hsteg
Who de9osed that the deceassd IN IRE eoss-haua
dnnkiav the bar. That he exclaimed be could hig
in The house TIE and prisoner had bsen at va
nance for some days Foley asked hin il he wanted to pick
gu5Usl with AIM Whersupou Brown told Foley that he
could whip him aso' Poly said sOHehing in reply about
fighting. when Brownsiuck bin with his ist Foley then
unbuttoHed bis vest, drew b0lVisknifs took hold Of
Brown BY the ,houder and struck and stabbed said Br6wn
in the shoulder blade. Blown fell down Backward aud
Foley on top Of him who. before deponeat could interfere
stabbed the deceased second lime and was working his
knife yet in the wound when taken away"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

AHE Is NOT GoLB THAT GLfTTRHs. -Robest bugta wa
taken into custody yestssday, D. the Et9f Alns4y
police charged with seHE jewellery 10 slaves
cnssd bad hir possession number o. large rings guo
other v0lnminous aessof show intended Tor the African
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

PICKP00KETyThh has become ssfeotYpsd bead b our
pOoe Tepgrs, gud ever day gentleman from 1ss
county suffer- b. tho depIefa cunning 8gueg
thar have lately with he nax OF PoRpaton inaiuuatsd
Themselves into the city. IhOmes Wilson arsstsd
erday BY the FIRST Municipality poes charged Wisn
pieking the pockeis Of Nj. John C. fbGmp1rn, the
sfeauluai WOodsman- Wilson practising FuGte
is % De perfect whom he made bic DEBUT our Ilee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

A sTREET SeEsr. lind stool few DAYS siucs vhile
poHdeng MISUNDERSTANDING Of life AVID the sure Drofts
OF an undertaken brought up ali standing before
group Of delighted urchias alehing hsWhr Of ihs mimic
fsuTei attached a hand ofEan We lo0tcd ubon ~
mery efcwd ~ moment and tell or thoughl gov more
buoyant miBgbug with the fgiiier current childish u
asy- There were laughing eyes OF blue Tuddy faces aad
haxsn riHgets-upceplbed locks, featgfes oiouIed b.
QuaHtUIl OF mOlber earth and the marked ehaunss OF
eafyeivet nss silver BUTTONS aud embroidered roes
aitaIed jackets t0Fl brooches and soanty calico slipehi
dren OF The rich and their little hearts dancing am0Da
TIC sHasd auonetqas tsiole Them and each bespg with
equal nieaure 10 the musois eaI The amost unvsrVps
tone Of the organ seemed hold tpe bound ne igys1ie
thr0rg aad when he nAraBt fndeFof dseo7l eo M
box OF wondss few sili followed him t0he next place Of
exh billion, while Others back make their homes Tne
sgain with the eqihnsiastio recital Of the show
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26
On Poliee Conrfs,
. Black spirits and white,
Hair curly snd-Rtuy
Mingie. mingis, .nEle.
Nnu that min ril.. zee 80

Aou Lnat1niusie may q #
And sohsy do evey morning in the northwest eoneI OF
the Municipal Hall By the reports Of The watch the mon
go host there snaigped meet in stees. alleys kahwayH
and byways, on cotton bales and 10 The markets. TIE
gathering Called the fes gives the rguai and 10 the
Dasouef dock mngles the uprOahous elements Of lie AZ
night in the Crescent City, What asaembl sEs Of ehOas
pins is there presented Ia the iaces some The less Of
he vine cup have usufped The natural glow in othe be
ne o. alcohol haines "a esch b1aed feature. and lew
the badef pats Of the tcsne Each in taads bsfoa
Tie examining sgSAle 70 hear his dspiOu ard that
Quickly rsndeTsd-the record fsquirst hat bEef delay II
a ahOr Inventory Of charges. crest rsfr6uur
against those who CLEAN b. petty psubE WTeichei us
ho7d, Epend in wild debauch the hOu the night Ar
ter contemplating the scene turns from the pacs with
thing but satisfactory opinion of the world Fenera
and you cannot throw off the goudg mantle Of discomfort
IN the bught tuhlisht dspeTset the gloom.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

THIRp MUNICIPALITY -EyerY thing YVES quiet sboht the
police ofice yesterday arrest Of
The OF the watch house, asd ths holy day e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

MORE yIcIIMs.Yestordsy smother body from The wrsok
Of The Louisiana. found at ae foot Of the eTY landing
Il that Of white man, snd number Of pspeu taken
from i pockets had the Of IT, f. morton endorsed on
them. The clothing Of the dsesassd consisted Of whs
linen shirt under-sht. blue cloth pans with yellow
striped drawers. white vest, peaackst Of blue cloth wih
black stripes and shoes known nHlhfeu" TIE Coro-
per held inquest upon the body snd om an examine
on found that the lower Jaw Rad been breken he
right side broken IN and several bruises Inflicted in other
paris The deceased bad loBe black hair and wore
q Roaee."
We understand from officer Of one Of The towboais
that few DAYS since the body Of man without arms o.
legs picked the Baizs having lodged against
tes There was nothing about him b. which he could be
don ffsd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

SgCoED MUNICIPALITY The record yesterday vas an
uniuIed pEgs-nsthsr iheft robbery nor arson. We viii
here remark. Dassant, that the Police Arrangements Of
this district are under the supervision OF ndsiagabs
officer who ihofcughy understands bis duty.
LARGELY Jean Louis, slave charged with iafceny b.
Mr. George Ghg0y, locked up yestsrdaF 10 avian an
examination, =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26
PENsmmTo STerehnnts, Accountants. c

Interesting and Useful Books,
For Sale at No. - Camp ST.
Cumwell's Letters and Epseches By Carlyle. 2 vo.
.Carlylu's Miscellaneous Eszays ] VOL Portrait
RuHton's Life IN the Far West I vol
Frank Forester Fishes Of tll United States
simpsons Overland Voyage Round tAe World
fTaruason's Mlu'nr unI MhHuuic Chart;
Eessig and Dulo.ss MAMMAL OF Coins [ vol.
GhccSer's Lectures on Bunyan's Pigdm's Progress
Fables Of LuFentane, translated, Wth plates.
Bufuap6 IOddz Lectures O. Young Men
Type, Omoo and MaTd- By a. Melville.
Tuppers Prov raial Philosophy.
Baaz Paul aud Virginia and Vcer Of Wakefield new and
Illuminated editions, very haudsome
Philips, Cuuan, dratJan and Emmst's S1eechea
The MeGzagea Of ug Presidents % 2 vols. sY8.
Larlyles French Revolution 2 vols
Dnslus al Life By a. 2. Willis vol
Mcdaniel Text Book and Calculator
ltawe and Scrbners Enguerr5' Poe "a Bo9E, For s he,
M J. III BECIITEi. a "a 40 C,r,r = y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

IL For goTdeaux-Ihe fue fast sailing ship JAS.
- cargo engaged, will have mmedsts dispatch. For
IS ssn'' o. Levi levi hP GATE 90 commoa St
CoAsTWIsE PORTS. =.
,,sezst For NowYork via Havana United States
siARiGs Mail steamship Comgaag = The new and
then Lieut., ! r scaenck u s, g.. Commanding, viii
ffon hs head Of 81 SaE s SsS S re a ~ Al
size and strength OF the Ohio with her superior double
the greatest speed ana safety and which GeInot be ae-
quled by any sea steamer Of single engine The Orange
scaleln her spacious saloons aud wei lated cabins
and state rooms are combined all the eohven enees Of rsi
and all ships OF this COmpang.
To SaFs s e. Atet co
State.TOom BerLl Forward SaloOn, 60 90
Steerags .Bsrth, found with beds and
IN =, separate mess q, ....., ....,t..,. q CO
To Havaua-state room BeEh, Aher s4oog..,..... 8 @
Pas,erge tor Havana will have TO procure passports from
APasasshokeU for passage and Ordsrsto receive freight
mos be nfoG1re4 lTonl the office Of ihe Agents. as
H23 81 Gravsf street
IN For savannah Hith Qglek Dispatch-Th fast
sRg s9a REGULAR 6 P5essI Schooner A9Ro
has half her cargoengaged-w s9 above, For balance
70 in23i r Nj ia RkisoN i Go Il GSvie iSp'
ing packet ilhip AH1A ION DspRP master llsy
M j. w. ANDREWS \ 90, vi Common 81.
- AGENTS in Boston, Me-siI. }. SiaOwa9 n Go, g
a. For n ew York-Sfsht0nls L0Wisiapa and Nei5
saAE York LiRS Of Packots-T superior and fat
- sailing Jepu6T packet ship aUpSON, Captain
Nhue having the principal pat of her CaRO engaged aed
gong bosrd, viii sail with Immediate dispetGh For bH-
lance OF height, or pc sage having line ser0nm
modatlons apply on board q Post No foot OF st Joseph
Street, % to J. W, STA TON y co,
MIC corner Magazine amt Lafayette streets
IL For Philad elphia-C gs-s.crciqI EiRs-Ths A |
1921 last sailing ship BIEDOO, Cast Miller viii
have dispatch iof The above port. For freight or
passage, apply board opposite the MaIkei. Fist Mnniei.
patty, OF 70 J. W, ANDREWS 4 Co, 81 tomgop St.
AGENTS IN Philadelphia, Mc,sTs, Lincoln & Co, No. %
South Wharves. nl3
"a. For Philadelphia NJ " LINE The vs4y
stafl last sailing ship YORK VandYGk, master having
part OF ner cargo engaged, VIII have qules isPsioh
Communications, apply board, opposite the Mint
o. U J. MEEKER & co, 20 POydras, .t'est.
Ia, For Boston-The fine, fast sailing shin MARY
z GLOVER, Capt. Chase, having half of. her cargo
- engaged, will have quick dispatch. FO, bsan Of
y PRICE & FROST. q Tchoupitoulas St.
| MO OF LEVI H. g ALE, 3 Common s.
| -1F orChaTleston--' sratsr Liils-The A coFperel
] a. and cooper faster brig SEA FLOW ER, Cant
uazae@ ShCem is NOW loading and will have quick dis
petch For balance of freight passs having fine
| Tie. o. to r. NJ HARRISON 3 co, "a 0rsveI ST.
~ Agent in Charleston. T.Cf. Budd, who vii forwau
| all goods for the interior. MIS-
RERKsHIRE COUNTY CHEEsE-5 Berkshire Cour
- " Cheese Of 100 fbs each. vety SUPERIOR article ID
family use, and will be cut 70 suit customers;
I p boxes English paIy CHEESE;
70 cases Pine Apple 90;
/ case Sap Sage a.;
lust received AMI l0f sale BY
-n2O5t RAYMOND 4 ARMITAGE, n Camp It.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



Democratic General Committee of the
City Of New Orleans.
~ An Adjourned Meeting Of this COMMITTEES will be held
TUESDAY EVENING next O'Clock, Chartres street.
Puucual atsnduues requested.
n9i SAMUEL BOYER DAVIS, sycrstpry.
Office Peoples Telegraph Line,
st. Cha ~ ,t5.s i N1.,I ~ ShSng "a ,s
tbs Ieegrsph Line 4 new in good working orerif9m Baton
pTior 70 6aii paS o,elosk p NJ Vii Ss ss b ssr 20
BatonRouge to be Immediately forwarded By teegiagl;
MO Ct For Charles Doane, Agent.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company,
TIE Mercantile and Professional Of Newoeans hereby
notass hat IN accordance with re oqon Of he Select Con-
Office the Mutual Company Camp street.
ds to Rs se d % SEX company Bap 'B s aop s
r or he purpose Of eaa5'hing and operating oo9n Faetoy
S6Hs dlf fbFEasi IoSa r T. 5EI2
-, - J. W sTANToN, Select comlpittee,
JOHN RURNs, Secretary. n2ia
The CaddO Gazette.
the permanent basis, sanding and circulation Of
a. ae Gaee has 5e1sd dE9'e medium oE The advertising
Mr. IAAs FuRMAN and receipt Tor in 'hs city Of
NJ Ill., can be 10 Poya.. 81 sdjoainr ts
Notice.
THE undengnsd, CqmrP,sion of the distribution Of
the Parish Of Oieaus, do hereby give notice that they
prepared 10 distribute the Application accompanied
made to either Of The pndersigned. (.
J, A. MAKBlN, As CustomhOuse street,
nL J. u. LEWIS, Esplanade ST., opposite the Mint,
L. SPRING, IA Exchange Alley MO 81
PUBLIC NIGHT soHooL-seoond Municipality.
AhNS MA r. TERM o b sS9oo viii
ocoSF al tbs 81 aAoo INST a. hP P1S s,
street, between Gifod and Julia 5trees-and continue for Six
BALDWIN President Of he Board either Of the under.
signed, Or the PRINCIPAL Of the School.
s, G.KESNE6Y % feioa6piiiOdla' 'I % ;Sa1''
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PoRF o. NnW oRLRAlIs
OIaarad salnldag.

stesrship eaIvrsion Crane Galveston HaIfs & Morgan
RT shib Chas. Chaionsr. Fen0n, ligefBool Wm Mare
3hip Seth s3praeue, Ntadsvolb Boston, g W tynann
Ship 1esso5e, Cobb, New York; Toby a. b.Eet
Ship Charles. Collier. B aitinGfe. dyde q Ogis5b
Brig IeOp0ld q Donne . Miiou. SaVannEh- Woo1 4 Low
Bne P. Eonl6. Smtt. Havana. tT0isgEos \ LampTe
b. brig Belfast, Mckinney, St. Vincent,
= Wm. Burgess h Co
sohr. Powhatan, Caro-, Pensacola. g,hn Hnhey
Sehr southeFueT Stone, ApalackcOla L g. Eogess & Co
sahr Roam, &c ~ Maiagorda. " NIckham
o. r. Buddscke & Co
Steamer oscsola HB. Montgomery. Hyde oElssby
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HEW-oRLEAEs CLASSIFICATION.
nL-a ---..--n ~ - !.

sn0
aoaa aqong..Ae tfl - it0dsl and nominal.
T0BACCo.-The saiss os Tohaeeo we've quhe barge.
comprising 4di hhds.. b fb5Wss IS hhds Refused 1T
s. and q at - l33 hhds. A. l0s a. u So and $50
do at 61So Oh. Piecs continue very full
SUGAR AND -MOLASsES.-TBere VISA fair buiiness
done ia Sugar the sales reaching SD hhds at unehanzt
prices, say 3EsS for Fair OF Moa-ses nearly ec2 bB
taken at 205S a. 97{o mostly the lowest rate.
FLOUR.-VsTy tie chaBge. and l500h5s sold OF which
$50 bbs Ohio at IS O5 l5O bb Illinois IS Is goo bb
unbranded at and 80 bb4 extra at IS 4l3s5 80 bbl
CORN-An active demand for England, and 500 sacks
sold tE9s 9 bushel
PROVISIONS Some small sales Of Mess Pork were
made at ~ 53 80 but larger lots offered al % 80
sale of 1G0 90 ID Buik PORK made 3Sc. for Hog
round the tnst transaction in which the price was made
pubG this BHrnR and Beet both fttalng at former
prices. OF Lard SOD Kegs soti, in lots Gle Q h. .
sALT-4OO sacks Liverpool Coafe sold at 81 90,
delivered and Ell9 sacks Turks Island at 75c. sack
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE.-sales Of so pieces and
50 cells pbme brands and Sc 60daEI adding interest
OlL.-40 hhis. Castor oil b-onght 81 80 gallon.
WHISKY .I0 bis. Resulted sold at q 1&c and 100 do,
ia three lois, at 90. 2 gallon.
GUNEY B&GS.-l2 CO second hsnd in bales taken at
&c each.
FREIGHT5.-A ship engaged for Liverpool at Sd, for
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE, Sunday, Nos. 25-P. N,
Arrived since Friday per America 81 Beeves, "a
Hogs and 81 Sheep per St. L0uh 80 Bseves and l4O Hogs
otegun 1888 Beeves 10 Calves and $40 Sheep Tenue
70 Beeves and go Sheep Commodore Perry 40 Beeye
Constitutions 1871 Bseys lS Calves, $50 Hogs $50 Sheep
Cincinnatus, leo Hogs
BEHF ,CATrLE-Sook on sale rather heavy. butchers
are mostly supplied. Pics 4351o ID net, with down
ward tendency
HoGs-se at 2lSl33iao. Q ID net. Stock heavy.
SuEEPStoek in market increased considerably. Prices
ayefage s2 a5GDs3 90 o head in droves.
BJ1ucH Cows-Sei at $EQi9 $50, aAd good ones sS5fG
3 t55 q head.
CALvKs.-Sel-wel st4GD5a. . net. GoOdsupplY.
List Of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
Corrected eserp morning 6speeiallg for As Crescent "
Figai uucpaiit designated is following
s by nj e Nos conmence a. The Rsrosl snd san APP;
Second @ the Ma. above Inc Steamboat Land
No being Flalbaa Laning In Tie Third lHs he hei
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Removal.

B Plahse Take Notice. tn meeting Of DFaymsn Of he
Cyo Newo1;Sns WI be held az hs United siatel Hotel up
18Th nsi hapaEt r, NJ, without farther notice n9g IL
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's.P ~ THoMAs j SPEAR Hsallanssr I-l

TUESDAY November IT p 6clockYi be si Id Bank
L Arcade, 10 NE highest lilder-
The light dEaught aud fast running Steamboat ~ -
E9lT, 5s tons bnrlhen, she lies 10 lha river,
opposite the city together ih her tacl furni-
ture inventory which te the
The 6oat4s abou. "a mouths Old and good sailing order
with slight repairs.
Ter One bali cash balance, months credit for arproyed
and t1rlafsei paper.
40 Il e JOHN Gregg Esp Eotary Public, the
pense Of the purchaser. MS
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NEW ORLEANS:
MoNDAY MoRNINe. NoK q. e.

DEATH % CAPT. DusTH.-Tbis gentleman. the com
maadsf Of The Bost0na. died Friday Of the njars
eeivsd a. 6hs time Of the explosion Of ts Louisiana The
stsae in po testified heir respect 70 his memory By hav.
ing their h5g5'at half mast darin e the day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

Caslmer9 De Chine and 'Allue Syreue;
Mousquetaire, Hungarian, ~
Armenian,
Opera Vfsites.
Waddsd Pelissgs, tuk and tue Cashmere richly Trimmed
Chiidren's PhIetots. ~.
Stylss-Bgheui.ns, Hungarisns, shepheri's etc.
Silks
Plain and figured Black Silks, Of a descriptions;
Ciaugsatie, Grus Dc HHplts, Armures, Alcyonue,
Levaniues, Gros d'Airqlu, etc.
Plain MgasseBe de Laile Casbmeres, Of ooo7s;
Fancy Mousselus de Lame aud CsElnees d. Ecozss
Embroidered Sstnhe Chine:
Black Alpacas, BonOsrusl, Real caslrmeres ETC.;
Canton Grape, os DraEsea;
Ri,h BafeEe'. style Rich Grape Robes Evening.
Embn1iIeTed C4pes, Collars, UhleFslsevca and Cuds.
MOURNING SETS, Collar Cuds and
Handkerchief, a article.
BiAck Grape Collars ard
Printed Baize CarpeHs TudisI Rugs, Mats, etc.;
- W0uicl DEuask; do, DO. SIX;
GmpG, Lolps TasHsB,
Lace aud Muslin Curtains
Mosquito Barr, etc. etc.
All Of cur imported DDS have been the greaeE care
the France England expressly 70 SUD die
and trade Of New Orleans.
p & E. REILLY.
ms Im3Gp corner OF Canal and Royal Els.