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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

SEAi4ED Proposals viii be received nj the offce of h
new On s and Ganol,on Railroad Company corner
DAY TIE lSah inst f.. the delivery of 5000 barrels Of
smai osoroken 81 ELLIS O. NUT-GRAVEL on the Rail
s s , ca' s" L1s s P6Gposs yin
SHELLS NUTGRAVEL in piles Of loo b,, ~ exssv
s,n feet on the sPpsr sds Of he central Ioasna
Naades street ouf cubic fest to the payments II he
made on the completion of eny pile less 20 per cent nn
month. from 8ete Of contract Popose will please eudorse
tneu tenders Proposals for Shells Gravel as the case
jas ID Engineer n '9h IA HampsoH
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RESTAURANTS &c.

ST, LOUIS HOTEL New Orleans.
THIS extensive establishment ready for the
mediation of Boaders and the Travelling Public. -
Thorough and complete have been the repars-Essssm
having entire DRESS from top foundation.
Furniture NEw-seleced with constant care to the
comforts of lis patrons. T. G. JOHNSON,
. d295 W E. r. DODGE.
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FITsl FITSl FlTSI
FEMALE MEDIOCRE me- 0o1l.A H.

DTown:ends sanspslIs L sovereign and speedy QUE
Falling Of the Womb. Costivsness. Piles Leuchonhna o.
Whites obsructed or difficult Menstruaton, Incontinsao
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the gens
postaon of the matter whether the result
herent cause or causes produced by eguaty Hines
cdent Nothing can be more surprising than its hvr rating
effects the human fiamea Pesons all weakness and as
sude. from taking at become robust and full Of en-
under its influence. 1t mmededatey counteracts Tia
nerveessnss Of the female ams which the great caus q
banenne 1t will not be expected of in of
cate nature, exhibit certificates of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of cases have ben
reported to Thousands Of whore families have
without children, after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with fine. healthy oipng
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

NEW YORK. April 20, Ao7t
has been the MEANS through Providence Of saving my lite
have for several years had bad cough II BECAME w9rss
fight sweats and greatly debitaed and reduced ant
did expect olive have only used your
in am able to walk all oyer the city raise M
that am for these results Your OBJ DIT servant.
WIN, RUSSELL. % Catherine 1t.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
ON the 30h of September lS46 the undersigned associ,
HTrs teS wIth him ia the BOOK and JOB PRINTING
rrSSsniN EsS, Mr.. LEWIS A. MIDDLETON late of Mobit
business of the concern will in future be- conducted nr
us "a ne nrm and style Of SPENCER g. M1ppLEToN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

MUSIC AND SINGING.
fEHKMANN, Professor Of Music and Singing. corne
~. OIL Apollo and Clio streets, in the Drug 60
store oe his services the public Of Orleans w
. fNl5x iess0ns at very moderate price, ON the
Of teaching the ssme - w s'' w. f'-~'p'e
N. B.--Rest of refefences given p1O su
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

THE GEM, No. 10 Royal street,
yryMc S.roox OPPOSITE THE PosT-orrICE.
'Ms SALOON has been fitted up in a style that for
!ae ana venence surpasses any in the South The
par IS ana sna always be- supplied with the choicest of
,r4aois. ln1oJ JOHN G. MILLER
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AID CHILDREN.

1t is the safest and most esoual medicine for purifying
the system, and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
birth discovered sengthens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease increases and ences the
food those who have used it think il adispensable II
highly useful both before and after confinement as it pre-
vents diseases attendant uponchdbh in cOsyeness piles
cramps, swelling Of the feet dependency heartburn vo
ting pain in the back and joints false pains hemorh ss
and regulating the secretons and equazing the c u
ton has no equal The great virtue of this medicine ISL
always safe. and the most delicate and most successful
very few cases require any other medicine little
and light food with this medicine. will always insure sale
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LisutereDt 1rCvbrdge, u. 3. Army; " p Barstov
and lady. savannah: w. Dureli. New Orleans; g.
sumner Eoston; %. w. Brooks aud family Cincinnati;
John rsttes, U. 9. Marshal, Vermont; VIM. Risay,
thautsugue; 8 Evsns, Jr Boston, n. T. Brce aud
family Georgia; q. Wickhar, aud X. NJ Hsrriss1,
New ORLEANS; 4. T.. Watkins, Toronto; w. II, stro-
theirs and ". Harvey. North Carolina; e G. Trow-
bridge and family, Detroit; J. Wheeler, Burlington
DIR miller aud lady, Louisville ID. Ssyrs and sister,
LexiBgtoD, by \. Strong and lady, Buffalo; n. w.
Wells, New Orleans; MIR Strange and lady, Nsntrosl;
q. Romsnes Kingston, q. w and J &. Carter, New
Orleans, arrived at the Irving House yesterday
DIR. Asehenbergcr. Bsvsris; r. J. Porter, u. s. Army
" Hose. Mobile; NeiOr Linnara, q. y Army; Virgil
knight Louisiana; u. Hand Geo. gia L. Polk, Louisi-
ana; John walker Washington: J. johnson. ship
Victoria; Captain Cane, England; Major Eston, II. A.
D. Army; }. aud u. Tollemsehe, England, at the
Aster Hosee.
l.. Tucker and J. Ball Georgia: d. Sutherland Gin
sinnsti; r. Wiilet Dublin; aud j. Wells London, are
at the American Hotel
Hen. Odfon b. Olds and Ellis Ellis Circleville Ohio;
J. Mount, Cincinnati; W. Ne.dhsrf. st. Johns, " ~
J. y. BfGbch, Cleveland; ava ID. Clarke, 4. &. Army
have arrived at the Howard Hotel.
dinaire. and Minstre rienipo,entisre de Ia Majestic
Cs,holique; Rev. y. y. Rolentsrs, New York; w.
Anderson, J. Anderson and two Misses Anderson,
hnsss'ppi &. Day ana family, Georgia; aud colonel
Christie CaIorDia arrived 10 town yesterday, and en-
gagged r. gms 40 the Union race Hotel.
The Hon. George Bancroft Intends purchasing
hou.e IN the vicinity Of non lsrA and making New
fors his residence.
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The EauinoctiL Gale.

The steamship Tennessee, Capt Cole, which arrived
yesterday from Savannah, encountered very heavy
gales during Thursday and Friday, but she received
no damage, though sho was detained past her usual
time In consequence.
The Baltimore Clipper Of the 22d inst, says Tho
steamer Herald, Capt RUSSELL which arrived yesterday
from Norfolk, experienced very heavy weather in the
bay. Saw number OF vessels IN Hampton roads aud
parsed the steamer Columbia lying at anchor off Puey
Point The steamer Jswess Capt. Sutton. due here on
Thursday morning. left Norfolk ON Wednesday after
noon at the usi hour AID proceeded - far a. Back
River, when, In consequence Of strong North east
gale, she put back TO Norfolk
The Wilmington, ". C. Journal, Of the 2lst inst ,
says during the last two days and nights,
"Wednesday night It rose to perfect tornado Tho
beat for Charleston, which left here Wednesday
was forced to remain at Smthvie. with two anchors
out and steam mp TO keep her from dragging She
returned yesterday morning. The boat from Charles
ton vas also compelled to remain below, during the
night not being a5e to ad her way up the river 10
WAS SO rough that neither Of the boats uld come
songside, but remsinst out In the stream opposite
Smitbyile. We fear chat considerable damage has
been done to the shipping upon our coast.
The Charleston. q. C., Mercury Of the Goth inst
says The wind which for the last three weeks with
scarcely days interruption. hss blown steadily from
the Northeast commenced freshening yesterday
morning bet ~sen and o clock aud at the sppsar
anees IN d,eatsd approaching gale Instead however
OF getting round 10 the Southeast, Was sprrehend
-, u veefed more TO tho Nortbward and write,
has seneibly esckensd and II IL probable the blow
will exhaust itself irom the orthwest We fear that
1t has been violent and has been fruitful Of dis
asters to vessels the coast. The steamer Wander
bit, which waited for the mail at Wilmington until
VI on tuesday, crossed Cape Fear bar about p NJ,
with the wind blowing moderately from the Northeast
Al midnight the sea began TO roll heavily, aud at A.
n the wind con- enced blowing gale from the North.
east which continued up to the time Of her crossing
the uhsrletton Bar. The sea- much cf the time,
complete sheet Of foam, coming Ia occasionally from
the southeast rs we'll M the Northeast The boat
con PEELED to layto part q the time an slightly
injured in her upper works but bore herself quite GAL
lsntiy through the gale.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
j A N Il 3 G IL ID ON Il N n TT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
Northw est corner OF Fulton and Nessau sts.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENCE.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
VOLUNTARY CORRESP OhDENCE eontsinins i'm
porton solicited from any quarter Of the vorld
ITEMS OF CITY NTELLIGENCE Of all sorts, srs
also solicited.
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous commune ations
Whatever Intended for inscrfion must be authenticated
BY The name and address OF the writer; not aeeessariig
for publication but as guaranty Of his COED faith We
cannot return rejected cOmrau cdffons.
THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT is open throughout
the night.
TERMS, ETC.
THE Dali HERALD Three editions, 2 cents per copy
ST per dnnunn. THE MORNING EDITION is published
dt3 o'clock H. NJ. and distributed before breakfas The
drst AFTERNOON EDITION BE- had of the neos boys
at O'clock; and the second at o'clock, u. NJ
THE WEEKLY HERALD for circulation on this Con-
.eRt is published every Saturday, az Ga cents per COPY
IS per for cireuloioR IN Europe and printed
in French and English at 60 per copy or 81 per
aannm; me latter price 20 iaetnde the postage q
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY HER AID. ererv Monday
cents copy; 81 per qnngn sig copies 10 eInos 9c
IS per aRpunl The Dollar Herald tru not contain any
matter Pgtlished.n the Weekly Herald. .,,, 81
ALL LETTERS by mail for subscriptions, or run az
persements 10 be post paid or The postage Si % de-
Quoted from The money remttfed.
ADVERTISEMENTS trenered every m9rni"g ga ID
published in the morning nd afternoon cdions and an
al ertrds yrices to be ior'en ~ PIAZZA
iegiJc The proprietor not responsible Jor errors
YnOnuscript =,
PRINTING of all kinds executed beautifully, aud Nth
despatch. Orders received at the office.
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VIEw OF CALIFORNIA, AT THE CHINESE DuILDrHos.-Ws
would again advise our readers who would obtain
sursts information Of what Is really passing in Csfor
MIA to attend the lecture OF Stephen Branch ct the
Chinese Assembly Rooms, this evening. Mr. Branch
has recently passed three months in the gold dggng
and will nerrate his experience digger interspsys-
cd with matter highly interesting to those who have
friends peeunisry interests in closing his
lecture with representing the real mode of
curing the precious metals, with the pck.sxe and
shovel and tin pan, which the chief implements
D. has twice during the rainy crossed the 18TH
q Daren since December last. and will the
costume with which he crossed and crossed the 18th
for the especial benefit Of those who may effect
Its ssge hereafter and also will appear in the win
ter gsrb always essential at San Francisco and in the
dress he wore ~ mountaineer and gold digger The
the theme s certainly interesting to all classes Of
eety. and We presume that Mr. b. viii be honcred with
. highly respectable assemblsge.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BowruV THEATRE, Bowsry-OTHELLo-THK IDIor
OF THE MILL.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. -KKIGHr OF Ar
vA-HCw PAY RENr-A KISS DARK.
NIBLOs GARDEN. Hrosdway.-TIsHr RorE--NIL-
LINRHs-MAGrc TRUMPET.
BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street--TrE WHITES
AND TIE BRowNa-LoLA MoNrEs-How TO PAY YovR
WAsHHaw oAAR-THE IRIsH TiGER.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Square THE Harry
MAN-TBE MURDERED BoArNAN AND HIS Dos-TLrIN0
DUroHnAn.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broaaway.-HERo AID LEAEpr \
INA DIAvoLo-THE LAWYERS PRAorIcg.
MECHANICS HALL CBRisIy's kInsrsELs--YoYAss
EUsIoAL-ErHIoPIAN SiEerNe.
TABERNACLE-GRAnD VOCAL AND IrsTaumEsrAL
CONCERT.
CHINESE MUSEUM, ESQ Broadwny.-Fro A. n. V
l9fE
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Court OF General s,ssInn..

Bekore Judge DAILY Aldermen Wood aud r. Kelly
ssYT ~ Capt. DIE Ce,rgn BaiieS After The usual
susiness OF the Court was completed, Capt Robert
hoCeTrOl appeared and put In bail 90 the amount n
81 Co to sppsar for trial the charges ~ inveig
ing girl hto house of prostitution aud assault aud
battery with intent 90 commit rape we UNDERSTAND
that Jorneiius A. Sutton, OF the firm OF o Kinsa.
labd GO, besame surety for his appearance A
neheh warrant had been issued for bis arrest some
nme previously Ihe Grand Jury have found several
nss. .sDS RssinsI Capt. meCeuon in the Mics piek-
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TIL Il VEL Y AT L u II.

Our agent In Liverpool received by telegraph just
before the Cambria sailed account OF "horriblen
murder, which had been committed in Manchester,
England According to the despatch, It a very
shocking affair, but not name Of any sortof person.
or street, house Is given We OF course leave out
the account al useless 30 readers We would like
TO have the teesraphio agents and correspondents on
both sides Of the Atlantic little cautious and
discriminating in what they send TO over the wires
at q cost of two to ten cents word
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Malls for Europe.

The steamship Europa, will leave Boston on Wed
nesday for Halifax and Liverpool Her letter bags viii
close in this city, at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The Weekly Herald, with the latest news, will bs rsAd
at u o'clock to. morrow.
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The Dollar Herald.

The Dollar Weekly Herald will be published this after
risty Of the matter published In it, having the most
desirable effect throughout the Union. Single copy
ST. per &nnum; six copies IS.
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Shipping Intelligence

SeTtem ID.
Arriyed-Friday 2lst brig Zane Rio Jansro,
ports British frigate Apollo from England for India
Aug sth having lost Is by cholers. No other
Arrived, ed PM-Schr Tonesta Sullivan, for Nav York.
ClesredBarks Daniel Websteg San Francisco; Adels.
Rogers Philade pha; brig Mary H. do; schr Horton
Arrvedsd ships Franchiss Liverpool 18th ult, with cc
passengers 10 died on the passage
Ocean Queen Liverpool 2st u!t with go passengers tive
died on the passage.
Barks Emeiis ROTTERDAM 18th ult; Hamilton 9th ulb
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Mortality In PhiladeIphia.

PHrLADELrHIA, September "a, 1sls.
There were 1873 intermsnts in this city during tho
week ndng yesterday at moan. There were only six
deaths by cholera dnrng the week. or the ls3 inter-
ments, % were children under Ave years Of age.
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BALTrMonE, September 23-o P. NJ.
There was nothing received from beyond Raleigh,
N. c., by the Southern Mail, this evening.
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ARRIVAL OF THE TENNRssKE.-The steamship
Tennessee, Capt. Cole, arrived yesterday morning
from Savannah. We are under obligations to our
Southern contemporaries and Capt. Cole for papers.
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News FROM CALIRoRyA The popular tieau-
ship Crescent Ciy, Captain stoddard, wall be due
here on Wednesday, from. Chagres aad Kingston,
Jamaica She may bring We three weeks' later
intelligence from California;
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News FROM the Continent.

LONDON, Sept. 3, 1901 r. NJ.
The Paris papers Of yesterday have been received
meeting Of the permanent committee of the As
sembly took place Thursday at which the affairs of
Italy formed the subject of discussion. The chief
speakers were M. Dufaure and General Changaruer
after hearing whom, the committee to the resolu-
ton that there was no necessity for summonng the
oeDersl Assembly before the time fixed
The special instructions sent by the French govern
msnt to General Rosolan at Rome form the chief sub
jsct Of conversation 1t is saa that the publication Of
them may be looked for in the Moni,eur on Saturday
tsh's day. They are said to exhibit great nrmncss
and spirit the part of the French government who
are determined that the College Of Cardinals shall not
again assume the excessive power, in secular affairs
that they had previously so much abused.
TIE Pope II Is said intends to place himself under
the protection Of tho Austrian flag
The grand army Of Russia 10 already moving, by
forced marches, from Hungary into Poland.
In the London market TO. day the business In foreign
exchange was inactive. The rate on Hamburg and
Ansterd dam vas rather higher, and on Paris shade
lower
Our Hamburg correspondent says that tn. duty on
has been raised by the authorities from
IA per line to Id and instead of one edition being
to the stamp Office each paper will have to
The latest Prussian papers received still mentien the
death OF Prince Michael, Of Russia
Markets.
LoSpor, Saturday, September 81 p There lisa
steady but at the time active, demand for Ams
riosn securities The value of United States Six per
Gents, Qsos) are quoted at 1867 1o6s, whilst tho
Five per Cents, s53) 90 s3 There are sellers Of
Pennsylvania Five per Cents at so and Ohio Six per
Gents, (lS56) at 80; do. us60) 10i 10I Massachu-
setts I've percent Sterling Bonds, (ls6s are offered
al Hos but buyers not willing to give than
lo4 south Csrons Five per Cents are quoted at soa
Cent Sterling Bonds, ssh; Alabama Five per Cents
have been done at "a and Florida Six per Cents 2s
Sellers Of New -rk Five per Cents s55J ask and
buyers are paying s7h; United States Bank Shares
worth 1os lis each.
PARIs MosEr MaRxrr. Sept. THE market CONT.
nsss buoyant, with good business doing.
Lsspos CoRs MARKrr, Sept s.-Our report this morn
ssG states that In Mark Lane there Is nothing doing
and prices stl have q declining tendency.
HAyss CorToN hAanEr, Sept 6.-Our markets are
dali, with but little doing.
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LrrHrooL Cons MARKET. September S.-The reports
received this morning from all parts Of the country
very satisfactory as to the harvest The trade
tnues fully lapgud last reported and with the
abundant harvest at home, and fair importaons from
abroad a further fan In prices may be expected.
LivEprooL CoRN MARKET, Sept S-There IL not any
change to report here day in our market.
MANCHESTER Corn MARKET, Sept Sour market
here to day is fiat and but little doing; prices
altered.
MArcHEsrrR Goops AND YARN MARKET, Sept s.-The
dull feeling which prevailed in this market in the early
part az the week has not ahated Eastern merchants
1t is true have increased their operations in Madapo-
hps and the wider shirtings. since Tuesday last; q
want Of spirit and heaviness prevail in the yarn
kets. The Germans quite unwilling TO operate at
almost any price Altogether this branch Of business
Is fiat.
HAvRE CorTor MARKET, Sept. 6-The cotton mar
ket continues dull at late quotations without being
the slightest manner affected by the late advices from
New York The sales to-day we're 500 bales; in other
articles trade rather brisk.
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Once hours only from till oclcck.
Daguerrean Fine Arts-No Humbug Hers
No Fifty cent Dollar Pictures taken.-If want
cal sly light No $50 broadway story, whore nothing
short Z AZ nssS
pstngRugs; Oil Cloths. So selling a. rsdustion Of
cent at Hiram Andefsops essbrated cheapest Carpet
large show rooms displaying the largest and most
Of patterns and eSOss astonishing low prices
S. 3D. to U.s. yard worthy the attention Of purchasers
Wigs, Wigs. vyigs--strangers visiting the
city ar. informed that re s7' place 70 get hair
% e ns s aps ns9s sesy
Saf Ws, soaps:s braid Of ons hair s
yGs es,is 'n S n %
Wigs and Toupeos --Batcheior's celebrated
.Smens IL Il: city s.ssvy devoted 70 That
hs: invented s.: m ne %pGy;sns ss
tainsd silver medal at the Fair Of the American Insttuts
Wig: md Toupess .Gsntls Ne, ss Wishing
Clrehuehs. she original maker Of the yentilass Wigs
l7s broadway, opposite Towards Hotel
attention Of citizens and strangers requiring Wigs Tou
PEGS TO recent Of most character
street. under the Franklin House They be hi
Hair Cutting RSs. where may DO seen the largest and
The Rest and Cheapest Eoots In the Csty,
Fine French Calf Boots OF the latest stys 81 CO. usually
81 in ether stores; hno Calf s. So usually so Patss
Caters and shoes in proportion. Corner Of Fsltsn
Nassau streets opposite our ofnce.-OK
President Taylor ana his Cabinet Bra.
dys celebrated photographic print Of President raysr
bis cabinet 10 for sale at tho ted price
81 single copy, at tho Publishers (Bradys) Gallery 10
and AT Broadway corner Of Fulton street. liberal dis
ssunt TO tho trade.
DR.. Elicit. Oeulist, 535 Broadway, lnr
forms his patients that his ses hours from NV
ssloek, on Monday Wednesday and Saturday Dr. x. viii
prescribe for sho peer on Tuesday and nsrsday.
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Daguerrenn Nlnc Arts-No Humbux II

m. Lcvett, Dentist, 6as broadway, Inven-
and Pacnse Of Gnsmeed Plates for Artificial Teeth
Once hours only from till o'clcck.
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BALTIMORE September 49, l840.
The United States Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows has
Adjourned
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the fss hurdle but one, when he fell back little and
the vent winner, but only BY halfs length
-Lsrupooi Maid
Brown, SIMPLIFY q Co.'s CIrcuIar.

LIvERrsoL, sept Z, I6l9
The demand for cotton during the early part Of the
week having been limited prices manifested q down
ward tendency, bst slight reaction In favor Of hold
srs having taken place within the past two days the
market closes steadily at the quotations Of our last
circular. .
The sales the week estimated at $3.50 bales
of which cuators have taken 10 $50 bales. and
perters 1870 bales the trade demand having scarcely
ned Is 600 bales The American descriptions sold
are geo Uplsnds at AID SD; IA 020 Orleans at
AID I'd; 6,120 Mobiles and Alabama at I'D a 5&d;
and 620 Sea Islands at I'd alsd per ID. Fair Orleans
are quoted at 57sd fair Mobiles SID and Fair Up
lands at 5ssd; midding 53sd. a SAD. per ID. The
stock in this port is placed at 900 bales,
of which 44s COO American against stock at the
same last year Of 55 600 bales Of which All 600
bales were American.
The harvest is now in full operation, and the
tinusnee Of fine weather having already enabled far
10 secure very Large proportion Of their crops,
the markets have again been much depressed,
and the quotations must be considered almost noai-
nal India corn is quoted at 25s a 26s Cd per quar-
ter for yellow. and 26s 27s per quarter for white.
Old Western canal -four 22s Cd per Dbl; uninspected
and inferior. of which the late imports principally
consist at ISIS a 2ls Ohio and Baltimore, 2is a 24s:
Cd and Philadelphia 22s Cd a 23s per bbl Wheat
In 4s Cd a IA cd per 20 lbs
Nothing done in turpentine; common American
rather dearer 500 bbs having BEEN sold from
the quay at 3s. Id. per cwt.
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!. sasn ID, az. .t.. "a ,ti. ~ I.ysv.d 81, a.4
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Appoin tne.ts by the Prsside,s.

WAsEIseron, September 33-B.N
George w. Cutter has been appointed Navy Agent
1t Portsmouth, N. In the place Of Cushman sna
John Rice has been appointed Naval Store Keeper ct
the same port.