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% ~. EsE- y OswRso, Michigan, Oct a. I847
Dr. ToaoaseR61Dear Sir Ipgrchased for my wife two
bottles OF HaHapana OF your agent, Mr. McNaif Of KAa-
marco TO try tfor the Fever and AEue Before had finish
ed the first kce il appeared 10 the blood and eveFy
Other day, when the es and fever appeared they
yosat and before she had finished the bottle she
treF Relieved and she much better than she had beea
betFe she took the aFue. A lady that had been
witt ohis and fever but had broke them with quinne anG
Waf eft very weak and distressing state and C Died
exec DINGHY with the cake seeing the effect that nd
on wife abe sent and procured few bottles and re-
st0t her in few weeks complete health Your aaapa.
nils fwthout doubt unequsd in diseases incident to the
Yves, and if you thnk that this Communication will be az
Gu ere at liberty to use it aEyOu choose.
HOuu, respectfully. CHARIEe n SwlIu
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
THE sEVEN-KIs.LED CITY.

The following P. S. in a London letter to the
Philadelphia American, presents bird -eye and
very glowing view of the probable and speedy
fate of the once Mistress Of the World. Rene:
thus assailed from three different points by mos1
dissimilar antagonists, will doubtless fall in hei
struggle for liberty but the conflict for the pos
session Of such rich treasure may lead to re-
suits fatal to the peace of Europe. Rome can
not fall, under the present circumstance, with
out shaking all Europe:
The cloud is thickening over the Eternal City
In spite ofthe reclamation of the Assembly, the
French President is determined that the utmost
aid that General Oudlnot can require to fulfil his
mission in the restoration of the pope France
shall give and, as reply to the address Of the
Roman Republic to the French army, Gen. Oudi-
not has published protesting to
regard those who resist him, on the part OF Rome,
as facton-ehieAy of foreigners-which over
awes and Expresses the people. He says he
comes for the liberation OF the Romans, the es-
Enlistment of liberty, and the restoration of Plus
the Ninth, The whole Austrian force--disembar-
raised of Piedmont-is marching in from the
forth, under Radetslly; and Naples disencum-
bered of the Sicilian war, blythe surrender of Pa
lermo and flight of the leaders, is pouring in hel
hosts from the south; while Oudinot, in the
neighborhood Of Rome, awaits his reinforcements
Escape or resistance appears alike impractlcabie
and all Europe is now watching the result
whether the Pride of Christendom, according te
the threat of the Triumvirs--shal be entered by
the three great powers, as mass OF smoking
ruins.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
From The Jefersonian.
LOOK og,E FOR THE WEAVEL.


During the administration Of the elder Adams
She wheat of these United States was totally de-
stroyed by weavel, After the election of Jeffer-
con they entirely disappeared, and our farmers
suffered but little from the ravages of this destruc-
tive insect until the election of @. Adams in
"a; they again disappeared Immediately after
the election of Jackson-since which time they
have not troubled the country. The above coin
cidence added 10 the following statement made
by one Of our Oldest farmers, led us to make this
prediction on entering into our office some three
months prior to the election, he boldly stated his
1niseyngs as TO the results of the reelection OF
Martin Van Buren,. We asked him for his rea-
sons. Said he, we have had quite sprinkle of
she Hessian Fly-thcy are uniformly followed
by the weavel~I am an old man but never yet
saw a federal administration without the weavel.
I have supported FIVE Democratic Presidents, and
never lost a bushel of wheat during their admin
istration. fear our wheat is again doomed to the
fell destroyer.
Tcnrs Sc T., r.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
MAR D,

On Thursday the 3lst of May, by the Rev.
Robert L. Dabney, Mr. HuGn G. GUTHRIE, to
Mrs ELIZABETH GlLKEsoN, all Of Augusta Coun-
ty.
On the Gath ult., by the Rev T. A. Morgan,
Mr.. D. Woop BURNSIDE, of Pocahontas county,
to Miss LEvINA BULL, OF Augusta county.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev T, t,
Castleman, Mr.. JOHN G. POTTER, formerly OF
Rockbridge, to Miss MARTHA M. MAuRY, daugh-
ter of MIR. Matthew w. Maury, of this place.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Clark, Mr. r. HANSON SLAvEN to Miss MARGA-
RET daughter of Mr. George Feisier, all fHigh-
land county, Va.
On the 22d ut., by the Rev, Daniel Feete
Mr.. ALLEN +, BURKE and CoLUMBUs V BOWMAN
all of Augusta county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
FRESH LOAF BREAD.

fENHE subscriber having removed to the Store
u Room, lately occupied by Messrs. Eskridge &
Gushing, begs leave to inform his customers and the
public generally, that he has just returned from the
North with general assortment Of
JE Z / RY,
consisting in part, Of fine GOLD LEVER
WATCHES full jeweled, varying in prices from
40 to 100 dollars; sIEVER,E.Ev Err, Lepine and
Verge Watches; Gold Breaspins, Finger and Ear
Rings, Chains, Bracelets, Studs, Lockets, Thin
bles, Peneils and Pens, Silver Fruit Knives, Silver
Ware, Plated Casters and eandesticks, Chronicles,
&c, Sc.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best man.
ner He is also prepared to set Jewels in fine
Watches, and ell good Watches warranted to per.
form well for twelve months.
DAVID s. BEAR.
Stanton, April %, 'lsds-tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
EAR. M,LANE'S LIVER -PILLS.-Wher
EV the proprietor of this invaluable remedy pur

EgR. M'LANE'S LIVER ~PILLS.-When
1S the proprietor of this invaluable remedy pur-
chased it of the INVENTOR there was no medicine
which deserved the name, for the cure Of Liver
and Bilious complaints, notwithstanding the great
prevalence of these diseases in the United States
In the Sonth, and West particularly, where the
patient is frequently unable to obtain the services
Of regular physician, some remedy was required,
al once safe and efectual, and whose operation
could in no wise prove prejndicia to the constitu
ton. kIhis medicine is supplied by Or. M'Lane's
Liver Pills, as has been proved in every instance
in which it has had trial. Always beneficial,
not solitary instance has ever occurred in which
its effects have been injurious. The invention Of
an educated and distinguished physician, it has
nothing in common with the quack nostrums i'm
posed upon the public by shallow pretenders to the
medical art. Experience has now proved beyond
doubt, that Dr. M'Lane's Pills is the best -reme-
dy ever proposed for the liver complaint.
90 Purchasers will please be,pare Of counter
teits, and invariably ask for DR.. NpLane's cele-
braed liver pills, and take none else, as there are
other pills, now before the public.
The above pills can be had at the following pla
ces, Eskridee & Cushing's, wholesale and retail
Stanton, S. Myers, Mt Sidney, A. E. Henne-
barger. Harrsonburg, McGuf1in s Co., Midway
Sirickler s. Co., Fairfield, Ruflner & Jenkins
and j. r. Strayer New Market, Jacob B. Houck
Buckborn Station Rockingham y. s. l.. Bumt
gardner, Greenville, Na.,J NJ. Wilson, Lexlng
ton, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
THE MARKETS S.

Reported foraae 'Tindicator,' by Wm.H Brow'
Commission Merchant.l
RlcHMoND June 8,
FLoUR..$4 IS a $4 81.
BEEF. .$2a 81 gross, 81 81 nett.
BACON. Virginia cured, hog round, Ia II.
WHEAT....95 for red and 100 white.
CORN MEAL..55 cts pr bushel.
WHISKEY ...23a cts for Rectified.
BUTTER Roll, Is lsa, Firkin l2a a 14c.
SALT.$l 40 from Wharf, in Store, s As.
LARD. .Firkin, 8 81, Barrels, u a Sc,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
DANCING AND NIALTZlN c
ACADEMY
Err. G.. e.. HE'EyNy.

PROFESSOR of Dancing and Teacher at the
[ Exchange Dancing Academy, Richmond, Va,
has the pleasure OF announcing that he will open
his SchoolinGtaunton, on Thursday June 18th, 1919.
Persons " o desire taking lessons in the above beau
The present opportunity, as Mr.. M. will remain but
!, very short time The most fashionable dances
will be taught such as are now danced in the me-
tropoIis of Virginia, and the various watering pla
ces Parents can rely on the most strict attention
being paid to their childrcn's@:k, carriage, &c
N B.-The best references given.
nz. Mr.. NJ can he seen on the above date at the
Virginia Hotel.
Staunton. June II, lS49-tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11

The Memphis Eagle says that Fitz Henry
Warren, the assistant postmaster general, is a
descendant of ''the Wamens who fell at Bunker
Hill" A most rapid descent indeed! but the
Warren's of Bunker Hill needn't have fallen if
they had understood running away as well as
their descendant
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
NEW JEWELRY & WATCH
ESTABLISHMENT.

rT,HE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
4 Of Staunton, and the public generally, that
they have opened large and beautiful assortment
of new and fine GOLD JEWELRY. just from
Philadelphia, also. Perfumery, Fancy Goods, SC.
Please favor US with call, as it will afford us
great pleasure to show you all our stock OF new and
beautiful Goods.
Clocks. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired
and warranted
0g- Shop ore door above NJ Cushing's Coniec-
tionary Store.
C. +. EVARD & BROTHER.
Staunton, June ii, 1919.
Spectator copy Al.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11

~ A friend called at our office on Saturday
morning, to inform US that our town was nearly
Efinished, )" a portion oft having been 'fenced
n' the evening before. We have not understood
how much the workmen charged forthe job!
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ATTENTION!
STAUNTON LIT. INFANTRY

JDARADE on Saturday the 10th inst, at your u
Z sual place, with arms and accoutrements in
complete order for drill. The members are particu-
larry requested to attend, there matters of i'm
portance to transact An election for Captain will
take place at the same time.
All persons having in possession arms or accou-
trenents belonging to the company are notified to
deliver them to the commando of the company, Or
the penalties Of the law will be enforced against
them.
June II, 1919.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
Yours, SC.

Tits said that General Taylor contemplates
sending 10 Cuba for few blood-hounds. Some
of the small post-oflices are in out of the way
places and difficult to reach The Generals OBJ
lect is mot to worry the postmasters. in these
secluded spots, 'but merely to find out where
they are.8
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11

" Maj. Gen EDMUND P. GAINES died at NJ
Orleans, few days since, it is supposed from
Cholera. fle was the Oldest officer in the army,
having been commissioned fifty years ago, as an
ensign in the 10th regiment
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11

IN.-During the past week, we have been
visited with refreshing showers, and the weather
is now quite seasonabe. Quit grumbling!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11

HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE, for June,
has been received. This is cheap publication,
well conducted, and deserves to be extensively
patronized.
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Large Stock Of Spring Goods !!
-O:-.0--
ONE PRICE ONLY:
NO. 2I3 MARKET BALTIMORE
HAMlLT0N EASTER g. Co

! ] n VII l. the atfntion OF WI olesale ard Retail
4 buyers to their splendid stock OF Sp,inr Goods.
(much the largest i'll Baltimore embracing select
articles in every department OF the trade, including
SlLA GDoDS-Coloreda and Black Dress Silks
| SATIN de Chimes Bonnet Silks and Satins Black
Watered and Satin Striped and Plaid Silks:
Modes; tlorences and the Lest STYLES rich lustred
! plain Black Silks ~
DRESS GOODs-Tn every variety of new and
Fashionable styles, an undoIaled assortment
MOURNING GOODS-Eyery reon;site Iahricl,
and material for mourning.
LINEN GOODS AND HOUSEKEEPING AR.
T1CLES
In this department we have every article that
can be required by families; Steetings; Qnilts
Pillow Linens; DanasIls; Diapers: Nankins Tow
cling Curtain Goods; Fannes Hlaukets: Piano,
and liable Covers, an endless variety; all cur slir.-
Ing Linens and Linen Goods are OF our own in.
portatlon and 1ea,Ta1isd plHe IiGr
GiNGlfANlS; CHlNIZIS LAWNS. AND
PRINTS.
sal a " As, MANTisEyas. VagsT3NGs.EC..
a-s!'i supply OF all the style iila fashionable.
HOisF:HY AND GLOVES OF all kinds.
s1Ht Eft o1D ERt E3-A splendid stock of Lace
CaPes, Collars, CUTS Sleeves, &c; Muslin Col.
iaFs Hemd Revere and Embroidered Linen
Ganirtck Hanks Laces; Edgngs Ihsertines
Jaconet aud Swiss Edgnss and Insertings: In
lahts Unprotected liCcks and Waists and Nae.
| die Work Goods oi all kinds
Wixi re III CSAiN 6D0DS-ln Cambria, Book
Jaconet, swiss Null, Nainsook, &c, lin Plain
plaid and Stripes.
|-DOsrGsrEC COTTON GOoDs and srticles
generally for servants wear ofstout Fabrics.
--ALSJ---
complete assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ngs, Cravais, scars, Pocket i1dkis., Gloves sus-
pendeis and Merchant Tailor's Goods and Trim
mings
lnlnvting an examination and COMPARISON of our
foods and Prices with other establishments we in
tend TO offer unusual inducements for Wholesale and
Retail Purchasers to deal with u.s. as from the large
amount of business done by us our expenses are
less IN proportion than parties whose tlae is not SC
extensive, whilst we have unusual advantages by
buying in original paehages. with experience Of
over 20 years in the trade, during which time we
nave yearly increased our business by selling ony
such goods as proved satisfactory to customers both
IN durability ffrabric and fastness Of colofs.
On all Our Goods ''Me louest price is MARKED"
more will not be asked, nor less taken under any
circumstances, this peculiar feature of Our business
enables all parties to buy at the lowest prices.
| April 2, is49.--3ln.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
'IRUSl' SALE
OF HOUSE AND LOT AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY,


pY authority of a Deed executed TO the under
I'D signed, on 18th of May, ls4s, by John Grego-
~, to secure Robert G. Bckle, &c, shall on Satur-
day the 10Th day of June next at the residence of
said Gregory in the Town Of Stanton, proceed to
SELL to the highest bidder, for cash, the interest Of
said Gregory in
If Ka0eese ey2s6t Lot,
in the "Norh end' of Staunon, where he at present
resides
Brindle Cow, Red Heifcr, 8 Feather
Beds, sBedsteads and Furniture, l dozen
Chairs, Cherry Bureau, 2 Tables, Chi
ma Press and contents. 1 Wooden Clock.
4 Hogs, | sett Of Carpenters Tools, and
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture
belonging to said Gregory, not enumerated
in The foregoing.
Acting as trustee, shall convey to the purchaser
such title as is vested in by the aforesaid trust.
N. qB.--The Personal Property will be sold in
front OF the Post Office.
NIcHo. x. TROUT, Trustee.
May IA, lS49.-tda.
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GREEN DRESS GOODS.

GREEN Il CO., have just received a supply
VI Of very handsome GREEN BARAGEs, and
MOUSELAlNS-als French Worked Capes,
Black Silk Alitts, common and superior Black
Silk Cold. Kid Gloves, to which they invite the
attention ofT+adies.
Stanton, May %. ls49.-spec. COPY.
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL.

-O: --O:--
lust received fresh.suprIy of Confectionaries,
j consisting in part of the following articles.
ORANGES, ALMONDS,
LEMONS, PALMNUTS,
FIGS, ENG. WALNUTS,
PRUNES, PECANS,
DATES, FlLBERTS,
RAISINS, GROUND PEAS,
together with supply Of CAN DIES and other
Conlec tionaries of his own manufacture, all Of
which will be sold low for cash, on shortcredt
to punctual customers.
M. CUSHING.
ALSo-Piekled Oysters and Sturgeon.
Staunton, May rs, 1919
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11

The name of no person will be enterad upon our
books unless the payment of the subscription be
made in advance.
Distant subscribers may forward us money by
letter, the postage on which will be paid by us,
and all risk assumed by ourselves in its safe trans
mission.
o. POSTMASTERS are authorized to act as
our agents, and, by sending us FIVE DAILY sub
scribers, with $50 enclosed, or five SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers, with $25 enclosed, or
five WEEKLY subscribers, with $40 enclosed,
will be entitled to retain 20 per cent, for their
commission.
pa-We request the favor Of all our exchanges to
give the above an insertion IN their papers.
Ns- In few days agencies will be formed. one
or more in each State of the Union, to procure
subscriptions and extra copies of the Prospectus
will be transmitted to many of our friends in varl
GUS sections of the country, for the purpose OF en-
listing their best exerons for the extension Of oul
subscription list.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-17

Matches i<sthesu from Hard TuSp-laoo haia cotton.
Wave, lgfsdy, from Fen Adams - balss cotton.
Gipsy, Ue, from Baton Rouge-2 bales cotton.
Olivia Goodrich from Pointe- a la.H ache
Josiah Lawrence, Sackett, from St Louis,
Elisha, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Uncle Sam VauDusen. from Louisville.
Towboat Dan'l Webster. Rinehardt. from the Passs
Towboat Porpoise, Phillips, from the Passes.
Towboat Persian, Andrews, from the Passes.
BELOW-COMENG UP.
Ship Tennessee. and a bark name unknown.
Memoranda:
Towboat Porpoise lowed down and to sea- on the 10Th
inst, ships Veniia, and Favorite
Towboat Persian towed down and to the 9th inst
ship Hagrave bgs Penguin and Standard and schn. H.
Barring. and Fairy.
Towboat Daniel Webster lowed down. and sea- on the
18th inst ships Dadem and Pie TX, and brig Maj Eastland
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-17

TIE lafsH ExfLEs.-The Tribune gives the foi.
lowing ~ the whereabout and the employment Of
ders Of the Nation newspaper, i stud{7Sw law n
New York with the purpose Of resumii9 Is profess
sion. /. Devin Reilly is connected with a weekly
journal In New York city. Michael Doheny is
making tour and delivering lectures on Ireland
y I'D darcy A McGee is editor Of weekly paper in
New YORK city. J. II. Drumm was connected
with the same paper, but has left it. DR.. AntiseI
has been delivering lectures on agriculture. John
Savage is engaged in the Office Of the New York
Tribune William H. Mitchell and James Cant.
well have been to Wisconsin, with the intention.
Il was believed, Of settling into farming life, but
tney nave returned to this city within few DAYS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-17
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Yesterday:

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Colombo Pray New York Toby e. Borert
Br ship Morton, Liverpool Hoghton Rankin Co
Br. ship Aics Wilson. Butte. Liverpool, do
e. ship Ch.nceor Dudley Liverpool Gardner Sager Co
Br ship Catherine. Riddock. Liverpool r. Maury
Br. bark FL Dorado, Thompson. Liverpool
Br. brig Lady Chapman. Fish Dsmersra,
VIM Burgess Co
Bls g. George. McHyds New York. Fl. P Beck
Schr Visitor. Wilson, Rio Gtande Young. Backwood Co
SchT Swan. Psntland. Mobile. W. H. Hull
Schr. Louisiana, Bnmagean. Bnzos g. gsgo.
schr. VIM. c. Preston, Psssil, Matamoros, o. Wickham
Steamer Beacon, Leonard Montgomery, Hyde Oglesby
Steamer Mobile, Sutton, Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship 0xenbrdee. Taylor from Liverpool, 9th jan. to
Ship Lucy Could Is days from Boston, to msser-3d my.
Ship Mediator, Blins. IA days from New York. to J. O.
Woodruff & Co.-1st my.
chip Hannibal, Foots, from Hsve. 9Th jan. matter
Bark Crusoe, -. days from Havana to msster-2d nv
Brig Salvador, Evans. from Havana, to Y. Quadras &
Co--lst my.
California, Rsynolds from Mobile
More Castle. Sect, ffom Cincinnati.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-17

FIRE AT MILwAUKEE.-Afi fire broke out on the
10th ult., at Milwaukee, and destroyed the premi-
ses No. l73 East Water street, two-story frame
building owned by J. B. Martin, occupied by H.
Mabbett & Co. Insurance on building $500; on
stock $500, loss over and above insurance about
$500. No. III East Water street, two-story frame
building, owned and occupied by J. P. Smith.
Building insured S2OO-stock $27OO, which covers
most of the loss. No. 1863 East Water street, two
story frame building owned by A. F. Clarke, occu-
pied by Townsend & Kane, with heavy stock
Insurance on building $500. stock $1,000 Stock
valued at $4,000. No. 1877 East Water street,
two-story frame building owned by Mr.. Belden of
New York, occupied by Alba Kimball. Store in
sured in New York; stock insured $44OO, which
covers the loss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-17

NAvAL.-The U. S. storeship Supply, 1t. Com.
A. Sinclair, was lowed down to Hampton Roads
on the 7th- The Supply is bound to the Mediter-
ranean and coast of Brazil, with stores for the
Squadrons on those stations
The U. s. frigate Raritan, Capt. Page, was to
sail with the first favorable wind. Capt Page has
orders to touch at New York, where the successor
to Commodore wilkinson, in the command of the
Home Squadron, will join the ship She will then
proceed to her destination in the Gulf.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-17
CRESCENT CITY CIRCUS.
Cor Louisa and 7ehsupitoulas, ST. Marys MARKET
Proprietors NUM- Lyman, GERMAN g. LA THoRNE

UyHE returning liberal public for the pat
ronage hitherto extended em beg leave their knt
friends will only stimulate them exeon
The attached establishment beyond all com
parison, superior other Company in the Southern
Western The Acts nightly presented vii
of the Gems of Arenc performances for particulars
which, small bills Of each day.
~ Day Performance each Saturday, at IL O'Clock. M
~ Splendid Band. under the direction Of the Great Professor
BERGAMfN WILL the performance and during the diff
variety the popular and fashionable
~ Among the Stars engaged BY the management Of the Cescen
City Circus the propors would the Of the following
T. Num- acknowledged Queen of the Arena Sig L. Ger
mani Mons La Thone, Mr. G. Street, Mr.. Grupen Mr. Nose
Lpuan Happier and the Great Acrobat Family and last
mmable ". Lake. whose irresistible humor and originality
title RANKED among the first Clowns Of the Age
10 Of Adnsion-DIess Circle, Fifty Cents Parquete
Twenty-Five Cents mill If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-17
New Orleans Cattle Market.


C0freeted ddiV Tor che Crescent, bv VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayet.e Stock Landing Rotsl
LArAYrrTE, Friday, March 16-We noticed in our report
yesterday marked change in this Market denoted Sy the
diminished amount if not entire absence of stock and
consequent rise in first class Beef of Nc and in
other descriptions, 1c n. The receipts to-day (5 besves
and " calves BY steamer Josiah Lawrence,) though the
supply of Beef still small have reduced nearly
previous rates. Hogs and Sheep full supply third class Beef
none on hand. quoe-Beef LIST class en- I'd do SIC
h; Hogs. 33f04c. ID Sheep, 1904 p head Cows.
e@0t1 p head: Hay, $140$l5 y ton; Corn, $1,000.
bushe; Oats. &c. bushe; Bran. 6o070c. y 100 ID !;
OiLcake 81 y 100 H.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-17

G2- Thirty-three boxes of fresh shad were re.
ceived at New York on the 9th, from Savannah !.
twentysix boxes of eggs also which at the present
prices will pay well for their transportation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-17

90 We are panied to learn. says the Chester
Is. C.) Observer. that the wife Of Mr. D. Wallace,
departed this life at Unionville, on the 10th ult.