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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-08
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court of
= Mli'n county the undersigned, Guardian Of Dorcas
Ann George Thompson, and sarah Caiharine, minor
chidren ct Ca'harne MeNey, deceased, will offer at
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEDTAN. NONT

Investigation was appointed. They reported
mat they heard the rappng, but could not nc
count Tor IT, Another committee has been ap
pointed to look into the subject.
UITMiIton alone is said to have introduced
more than QUO words into the English language
| UFTIhe island Of Juan Fernandez contains
sixteen inhabitants. Among them are two A.
merlcans, one sailor and the other shrewd. en-.
terPrlslng Yankee, named Pierce, from Maine.
VINO Is last accommodating fortune.
LONGEVITY OF QUAKERs.-.A correspondent
OF the Daily News says, that on looking through
the reports OF deaths inserted in the Friend, a
monthly journal of the Society of Friends, he
was much struck with the remarkable longevity
there displayed, for out of seventeen members
whose deiibs and ages were reportedl the unit
ed ages of ten amounted to no less than 800 9
years, or an average of eighty. one years to each
individual, the greatest age reaching ninety
three years, and the least seventy three years.
The FISHING SEASON For this wear has
now closed, and there are but few vessels at
Georges The mackerel feet have been enabled
ny the mIdness Of the season, to remain out
TWO or three weeks longer than usual. A few
nave obtained some mackerel in consequence.
but the catch throughout the state has fallen
short abou- one third of what it was last vear.-
Several vessels which arrived on Wednesday
night from off Chatham, state that no fish had
been taken there. Sales of Mackerel were
male IN this town Yesterday at $llallI8 for
No. Is, and 81 l-8 for No. 2's. .-Gioucerte,
Telegraph, SATURDAY.
OF@A robbers cave has been discovered IN
e,xcaVetlng tenth avenue, 6lst street, N. York.
Some okmen, 1T the depth of fifteen feet came
upon vault containing two apartments, each
room beng about nine feet by eight, and eipbt
ieet high. The roof is arched, the walls are n.
bout foot thick and covered with cement and
each apartment is ofan oval form. Some wears
ago an old house which was thought to have
stood about century, was burned down. This
ola tenement was long suspected to be the haunt
OF robbers, and the cave was probably their
sanctum sanctoron, as square trap door seems
to have communicated with the house in oues.
ton. 1"''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
THE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON. Dec. 13, l840.

BRIGHTON, Dec. 49, 1649.
AT market, on Thursday, $50 Beef Cattle, l6I
pairs Working Oxen u Cows and Calves, 9oOo
Sheep and Lambs, $50 Swine. 400 Stores.
PRICES Beef Cattle-Extro, S650--First
Quality, 600 Second, 5,50-Thlrd, AIS.
SroREs Two years old, $40 to l7-three
years old, Is to %.
Cows AND CALvEs-$l6, Is, %, 26, 30, 3D.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-$l,25, $50, 200. An
Extra lot, sold at IS each.
SwINE-3 3.4a43-4. Retail, 4 | 2 a l'2
FANEUIL HALL MARKET.
Pork. whole hogs 100 ID. 90 800
" Barrel, Boston extra clear Sl7 90, III
So
Boston clear, Is so 16 so.
Western extra clear ID rs IA 50.
Butter lump ID. 20 % cts,
" Tub ID. ~ IL.
Cheese new, Id. 6 az.
WOOL.
Saxony heeces, washed, Id. 40 AZ
SMYRNA washed IL u Is
& unwashed 10 "a 10
American Full Blood 80 50
"a 50 "a
10 80 a "a
1.Aand common goa 81
Lambs super6ne, pulled IS 81
No. Lambs 80 81
80 49, 90
SO. IL Is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
Receipts for the Freeman-vol. 6

S~~O - = SSAA4 sA&1 OIs y
A Curtiss, J Stevenson, r Forde, J II
Bailey, c W Fay, A Churchill, A Fuller
N Fl Eldrid, W Wheeler, S Todd, L Fas
sctt, & Poole. A Marsh, o Gleason, G
Stckney, G H Page, J Jones, B Jones, J
NJ Barnett, t B Streeter, L BatcheIder J
Dawson, E Larkin, M Cheney, Conner g.
Chase, D Ashley, o Knight, D G HurIbut
J Miner, G D Eastman, VIM. D Whittier,
more, s Hovey, ] P BIaisdeII, G novey, R
Skinner, o L Shafter, P Curtss, M c At
well, W Hill, l. A Pearsons, C Z Durgin,
II BIodgett, c Bugbee, A Hall, Rev. B
Palmer, D Varney, A Sergeant, VIM A
Boyce, Paine, d lawrence, J Cheney, D
f Gates, NJ Beechcr, Hawkins g. Hardy.
L Smi h, Jr, T Ellis, J WaIbridge, San
ford, A ScovilI, S Hall, U A Clarke. L
Dryer, s P Cobb, W Whitaker, E M
Bruce, c B Haskins, 81 80, each; Z Dana,
} IL Webster, B F Carleton, d Stowe, N
Beede, NJ Darling, D P Cobb, S Putnam,
D Chandler, J Harding, VIM. Prentlss, S
Blanchard, G Ellsworth, ~ iIadiey; 9ii-
Oh. each: r. Clarke. p As,h'; -, - =,
sS;,, e ;gt, 3. +teicli; Il " RAwson W Black
burne, 5000, each; E Allen, + Wheeler
J S Chandler, SO87, each; a Peck, VIM
] Downing, 81 81, each; d Pierce, 81 30,
E Willard, $3.50, l. Cutler, $O,35, Tay-
Tor, 81, sc, c Mott, IS, S Kendall, Sill,
G i Houghton, 81 or, ] Newton, S0,65
II Stafford, SO,57, ] NJ Coburn, $h,3s, J E
Miles, 81 30, F Blake, 5000, WIN. An
druss, $0,26.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
II)ieA.

In East Roxbury, on the l4th inst, of cancer,
Mercy Ruggies, relict of the late iona. +. Rug
giles of E. Roxbury, aged 20 years. She was
among the early settlers of the town.
Printers in Windsor. Vt, please notice.
Also in the same place, on the llth inst, Of
consumption, Miss Lovinia A. Webster, daugh,
ter of Charles and Penelope E. Webster, aged
20years.
In Coltnnvic, DeKalb Co., ILL.,, Sept 2lst.,
Mr.. Otis H. Jordon, formerly Ct Middlesex, VT,
aged Il years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20

(NAME into the enclosure about the first of June last
" year old eifr The is reques cd 10 move
property pay charges and take her away.
~ JOHN HURLY.
Wil'iamstown Dec. 9Th, 1919. 5igv,t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
Daniel Dustin, NJ, D,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
la;tf East coptNru vr
an INTERESYYNE C1SE

AN LNI'ERES9YNG CASE
Where Elder Strout Is personally known, he needs NO
vouchers as his character for truth and veracty stands ns
hgl as that OF any other man. Where is known il is onv
necessary TO say ne is highly respectable clergyman Of
te Free WIN Baptist denomination. We ask for his state
ment candid reading, as e
TO THE PUBLIC
having OF laie associated with ministeng brcthyeu who
We're tailoring under pulmonary difficulties and knnin
ns the common lot of such difficulties and The nnbs
generally have but little confidence in patent medicines
aeem my duty to state few facts touching nv avn c.s
OeheYing they Will be of public utv For some Wars
past ave been afflicted with disease of The limos o.
csphne hoarntss soreness. and pain brouph The hpst
ana nj Times difficulty of breathing During the mast ,wn
ter 1t had arrived al that stage that found mus ssnd
my ministerial ahofs Unless could obtain relief rbicb
con ldefod doubtful, having tried several pbysirans mo
Scorpions without any benefit Stating my convict,ns -.
some OF my friends, they persuaded me TO use nnfssss
pulmonary lalsam or Cough Syrup. | Ind so itle fSH9
III Ihese medicines that should not have procured n Ad
not the money been given by the person. who made *
quest, called on Messrs. tiurs and Cempaue ~ -.
commented the above named Easaui and the IN.
pepsia ill'H 10 betakeh IN connection with t.
WIN so eond success that my friends weros
nave NOT enjoyed SO good health for years s 81
tneieiete ietl willing to give s.sszGs 80
gether with my advice 10 thns ~ sa2
anu lung complaints 10 try the ta8ia
8 Il. COLLINS, Wholesal
VI, sc lutchins, WaterbuI
er, Plalnied-E D PutnQs
Cabot-N Kdder g. -
son.-D Gilbert, MerEFAS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
NOTICE..

ulS may certify that have this day given my son Az,
p Howe, his time during the remand n Of his mirnri
W and shall e. I'm none ol his WAGES, nor pay anv bts
Of his contracting nftrr this date. JOHN U0wE
Wucntt, Dec lTlh 1919. hia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
Cash for Ashes.

STORRS &c LANGDoN will pay IA cents ne, busho, r..
all the good Ashes delivered al their Po,asb III M io
day oil January next. "' '''' 'he lsl
December 3, ls49. an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
sslsMACCO! TORACCOI

n. apeior Tobacco at l2 10 cts per pound, at Bad
Oh a Ae,sslA Bankers, cannot be beat,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
RE4DT .M4DE CLOTHING
COT7'EOVS.

Drown and hoach"d Cations Of all widths and on,u-
ueS, llckineS 4, rs aud sd wide Some YER, fine
Noyl Flannels, all Coors. ~ U
WaddiEg and Ratting,-The prices cannot be beat.
= ntt1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
Bales OF Buffalo skins
NOEHGE.

THIS day ,ec,ived
i Dec. le. 81 STORRS and LANGDON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
2D FALL STOCK.
For the GOOd OF the MANY.

SToRRs & LANGDoN have Just returned from Boston
NJ and have received and will he receiving this week
% IONS OF NEW GOODS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
EVERY PERSON.
SnawIg !! ShawlsI

Cheap WOOlenS, Storrs g. Lang.
dons invite purchasers to examine their stock and ee b
very low Rroacnths, Cassmeres and Dos skins can he
bought for cash. ' 90" oo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21

"VELL, My CovY, VAT s THE Row. There
was an unusual hustle and excitement in Exchange
street, on Saturday forenoon. We noticed quite a
crowd-some with smiling countenances, and others
of dubious expression. On inquiing we ascer-
tanned that Mrs. Sweet had been executing sc sum-
mary process on shop kept in Exchange street,
having the reputation of tippling shop We be-
lieve she has executed judgment on the same shop
before. Her complaint is that her husband, as well
sundry other citizens, young and old, is enticed
into the shop to indulge in habits which do serious
injury to the man and draw heavily on his purse
On this occasion she rode up to the shop in her car
riage in good style, and dressed up in her goto-
meeting Clothes walked deliberately into the shop
where las the story goes) she found her liege lord
and master just finishing his glass. He hastily fled
through the back door, followed closely by the
keeper of the shop, at pace which defied the hot
pursuit of the woman.
She then turned her attention to the shop, sur
veyed the premises, and soon discovered, without
vexing herself with any nice points of law, what
she considered prima facie evidence of guilt, and
proceeded to pronounce and execute Judgment
which was, that the decanters should be smashed,
the taps drawn, and the windows stove in, SO to
give the cooling breezes free passage through the
premises, all of which she did up pretty effectuay
in true Bonapartean style, took her carriage and
rode away
The boldness and novelty of the whole transac-
tion--by woman, tOO-struck the multitude with
establishment. No one interfered, and after it was
all over they hardly knew what to say or think of
such coup de main. Some talked about making
her suffer the penalties of the aw-ofhers thought
moral suason p" would do as well for her as for
the keeper of the shop. Lovers of law and order
shook their heads that there should be such car
ryings on in Portland, although some of them
laughed-for they could not help it-that one
woman should thus confound so many men.
Upon the whole, as said our neighbor of the Um-
pire of our recent election there is both soemnty
and fun IN h'-P0rtland Aduertiser. "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21
CHEAP DRY GOODS
AT, the NEW YORK STORE, 1os Poydras ST.

DRINTED Musns. fast coIos andibeautifu patterns
1870. per yard. same selling at the
l5to 2oc Scotch Gnghams l2c; cases swis. Mqsjns.
mask Curtain Stuff 3Oc Turkey Red do l0c. 100 doz
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkf style 81 so
Musquto Netting at &c., quality be bought for
less than 0c in the city Irish Linens by the large
small quantity less than whOes prices Pure Linen
At aOc yard, and upwards Undressed Family Linen
&c., good can be bought for 5Oc Buyers test the
full variety Of the newest and richest styles Of Fancy and
remark that it is the practice of this establishment offer
few leading articles very cheap with view of obtaining
ex0rbsnt profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving goods from North at the lowest
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
in rent and expenses-he afford sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be met by profits. New Workers
especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets
mhI2 r. BROWN 168 Poydras ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayels Stock Laading Hotel. *
LAFAYETTE. Friday, April 2o--Anived steamer Peytona,
with a Beeves AGO Sheep Stock hand limited but suf
cienty large to sustain the present prices which fol-
lows Beef first class &c., second. ~; third Sale p b
Hogs. &C. n Cows s25h0s35; Sheep $4f04 80 p head
Hay el47 t15 tom Corn, 4505oc. . bushe Oats BIC.
q bushel Bran 6O570c. . 100 b O-cake. 81 . 100 ID.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21

RAILRoAD.-The commissioners of the Lexing.
ton and Covington railroad give notice that books
will be opened for the Subscription of stock on the
first of Nav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21
FOR CALIFORNIA.

go uRDAY, the 2lst NeD Orleans and Chagres
- Regular Ii The fine fast sailing coppered and
copper fastened scho ner IONA Leech, "sstel, having
fine modations for passengers comfortably take
limited number in the CABIN and Steerage having been
fitted up for the occasion-for which, freight apply
board at Lower ricaynne Ter. or to
Q, WlCKHAM, % Benville st.
or r, M HARRISON & co. ~ Poydras st.
". B-The Agents in Panama Messrs. R. H. LEETcH
Co.. who prepared with all the ransporati
for and freight the lsthmus that they
not to meet with any delay in crossing. apl0
AEFor San francisco California-The fast sailing
zSfdse brig THOMAS p EART, Capt. Alex. Adams
e- will be ready to take in cargo Monday, the 10th
inst and have quick Dispatch This vessel has tho
roughly Overhaued newly coppared and in complete
order for the voyage and comfortably accommodate 20
passengers. For freight passage apply to
apl3 g. ]. MEEKER, 66 POydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21

LII persons wishing to procure PIANO FORTES
IA in the New Orleans market, either with
without the Eoan Ats chment in 4Jl41 sEr2
formed that VIM T. MAYO, No. Camp N m n "
street, is our duly authorized Agent for thatu
city, and fully authorized sell Boston prices with
only freight and insurance added and receive orders for
any description of instruments manufactured by leaving
factory their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
sold above warranted by and to be exchanged with
expense the purchaser if found satisfactory after
trial. Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
invoice at Boston cash prices which may be by
right and The only manufactu,es in Boston of the
ture the Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES with and
without the EoIian Attachment.
T. GILBERT & CO., 400 Washington street.
Boston, October "a 1913 ap11 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21
Dry Goods by the Package
N. BRANDER SMITH.

N. BRANDER SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. SO Gravier Street,
Offers for sale entitled to Debenture-
SHAWLS-Coored damask Canton Grape;
Plain white do.
SCARFS-Colored damask Canton Grape
Scarlet do do;
Do embroidered in scarlet, crimson, cherry, pink,
. gold, &c.
SHAWLS-Rich embroidered white Canton Grape;
Rich embroidered scarlet and cherrvdo do;
Rich embroidered in blue, purple, and cherry;
Super "a, and quality, very fine emb d
White Barege; Satin PLAID Barege
Assorted do, embroidered fringe;
Printed De Lame;
Printed Cashmere.
SlLK--Tole de i'lnde;
Toie de Nord;
Sinchews, fine article; .
Black Serge:
Foulard Pongee Handkerchief large of
and beautiful styles.
Black Crapes; Fancy Battiste Cravats;
Fancy Plaid Cravats Black Levantine Cravats.
PRlNTS-Light and'dark fancy, and Furniture;
English do do.
- Also
"A Brown sheengs, Denims, Columbian Paids Grandlas
Cotton Hose, scarlet white Flannel Blue Cloth
Merno Undershirts and Pants, mh27 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21
HOL II 8 e CO.


Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
u RESPECTFULLY inform the public and their former
N customers. that they have remored to 12o GRIFFIN
Street, of Cdrondeet-where they prepared 10
fill orders for MINERAL WATER for the supply of ste m
boats Hotels Rars and Private Families. or for
N. B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to Grocers and CON-
mission Merchants
U SODA WATER and ME AID furnished in
Fountains heretofore with and superior Drawing
Apparafns ans I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21
DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady .21 Charities street.

Thomas Brady ...21 Charities street.
THs RkE SEw ST sHDoR .. ANY
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS;
We prepared offer III aud varied assortment
in all the different departments of our business
Te S,FsS and sS coN so T. the So
of which has been selected with in order
establish that confidence which we hope 10 win from al
whote of Stock roaghomt marked ia Plain Figures
at re Lonoest Selling Price
Richly Embroidered China Grape SHAWLs;
Pain White Grape do;
Fancy Grenadine Six do;
White Lace (qute new) do;
81 f Black Ps and White Barge do do;
Very Rich Black Lace Square do;
Same Goocs in Demi Squares
Risft s Bs1sf Fad St wins fagfB sese do
Plain Colon Cashmere do;
Ffsy DOZEN ~ fln zeph Ral Nett G do
Grsnadine. Hermann an, and Bsrege sCARFs;
All AIS Sly i es IN l SILK cRAVATs
Detached Figure Black G!acs DO;
Plain Changeable Heavy Lustred do;
Very Rich i Plsn ~ Waterloo Blue POut de soie
GEs3y sss Gssff and 9Fs
Black ANY ess pFk oI ss STIR Straw Cherry
Black Dress Grape Black Grenadine; Black Barege
Plain and Satin Stripe, rich Black Brocaded Barge
Plain R Eisf Printed srSH Hsqiins
En Rsh e. sns s sS Rd TRsEs
Fine Satin Striped and Satin Plaid do
All Shades in mode, Plaid do
PINK and skybias Tissue SILKS;
sia'HSs ksaa " F foaiad d dS
Pink and White Pine and White Rrown and -,
White PGp 2S AMI White Ribbeq stgd FOulard
ia ia IA Linen s EETfNGs, very heavy;
SO Pillow Case LINEN;
CASA, Io-4 Double salln HamhTo' DAMAsKs;
o p4nbs sRtip Dana hs%ssf sMpklNs
White si sam 81 6 5Ef I sS5a quality;
Scotch hfIs sffs' Bseye
BOSE Wno@ HoIgSp Doy
~ Goeds sold as Linen zoe Guarantee Free troDd
Damasf Worsie d' MoFEENs, all colors mixed coo,s
SAFES PEE f Rsss sss EHS
EDsSa ss ss SJSsfh F5ss Essss'
c s pf %s and IaGF II
HaNDKERCHIEFs; Lace Bordered Hand keIshefs; Tape
ds,ed Handkershsis ReVers Mixed Revere and Coloed
Bordered HandEerchels White Lace Dresses together
Embroidered and Lace Goods.
1914, Ia. la-4 Brown and Blesched Cotton SHEET
INGS Bleached and Unbleached StiIRTIN IS; English
CALICUEs; "A Ffe,oh CaIicoes American Caicoes
osnapu,gs; Coz ToNADES, Marlboro Strire; Cotton
INGS; CAMBRlCS: Paper MUSINS.
Plain White yA QNETS, NAINSACKS, Swiss and
Book U-LINS DlMJTYS Hair Cord Dmltys MUS
LlNETTES, Striped and Plaid Swiss and Jaconet Mus
has Corded Swiss and Cambria Muslin, Midland fine India
Seefbaud Mn .lns. =
Ribbons, Gaune Ribbons. plain Taaeta Ribbons new
style Belt Ribbons. SATIN Ribbons white black coored
hi,aC TOT o,sfl
and Nut. slate Cotton Hose black Cotton Hose coored
Cotton Hose ~ a Silk Gloves black Silk owes al ba-
Geotemen's Silk Shirts and Drawers; Six Gloves Kid
Gloves: Crarat; Ladies' colored Isle Gloves: colored
Silk Gloves farey tops t,Teen Barege Veis; Agsfe
Buttons Peal Buttons; Pins; Needles; Sewing Silks
~ Hosiery and Small Wares.
Five cases LANCASTER QUILTS IO-4 Ia and 12-4.
apll In THOMAS BRADY. Il CHARTREs ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21
NOTICE

NOTICE.
have this day retired from bnsiness, all to
IA whom may be indebted will please bring forth Their
CLAIMS within fee, DAYS this date would also
tify all neop. indebted TO come forth and settle with
me within that would also solicit from my friends
and customers continuance of their patronage for Sue
cessor. P. MCCARTHY, who has conducted my business
for the past four years. M. SULLIVAN.
New Orleans, APRIL. 1849 ap4 lm' 50 Commerce st.
FOR SALE.
A LIKELY and acclimated NEGRO GIRL fair
n Washer and ioner speaking English and French, and
CHoICE OLAHET AND BURGUNDY.
FEW cases Of very line CaIet and Burgundy, for sale
~ by [aplN A. p, RINGG0LD. 30 Bssk Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21

Clothing. Clothing. ;. Clothing!
M. BARNETT-No 13 Camp street,
HAS hand. and is con,tanty receiving, large
II and magn, fcent assortment of FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING-all of which being his own manu.
facture enables him sell cheap other establish
ment Of kind in the Southern country Gentlemen
chasing for their wear and dealers atwholesale,
respectfully invited call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
Fine and medium do; do. all coIon.
Black, brown and olive Monterey do. and Sacs.
Black and fancy Drap d Etc Sacs AID D'Osay Goats.
Extra fine French Merno Sacs and Paletois.
Super fancy Linen Goats, of every description.
Black and colored Spring Cashmere Pants.
Superior French Merno Pants.
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants
Spring Tweed and french Cottonade Pants
India Nahkeen, and Silk warp do.
Super white MarseiIIes and Linen Vests
Black Satin. Merino Cashmere Bombazine, and
Fancy Vests of every quality and style.
mhH 3m M. BARNETT. 10 Campst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21
STOLEN

STOLEN
IRON the Stable of the subscriber, a large Y
IL HORSE seven years old, with white hind -
feet and a star on his forehead. Also. small IN
sQRREL PONY. with white hind fh feet and 60 m !.
paid for the recovery Of either. By
aplsH ii. L. STONE & CO., 81 Common It,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21

Stock ON hand not cleared. ..........S4 545 E.4Ss
NON .,co m,,l :. -. L.; .n.sn,,,a, -
nc ~ W - 20 $50 IA a.
80 20 outa lac. ~ rs;ns mn ,lo hhd e., Nh
as'on' nsse 80 qa.s s ~ ~. .s
~eeA. as po:s' ous easei es~ " wv aso' ', r
hay.'e'umeu s.e, .o .;s ~. -. au
$500 ON, ',ns S1ss s'' %~-.S - oLSsT
11aUoA Lesi' .nie'io. ~ Oon.o" an" Ems "aVo>S
Cnolce ana Se,ecuons. oS4f0,c. v ID. In
ousai maiAe. nas a san III. L.. hs
anu nea'y aptea"os; anu no' Nv, Ay.v "a chl
SOLO since our iast weeA'y report. On. -
out, tneIe Ao' Deing any posluve ueere,
quote.inlenoI anu common s7siUozs az
anu Cnoce, HstUo2e' o'anheo' |s'~'/sv ~
MoLAssES-ibe market ior tnls aucs mas a,so oeeh
inactive anu the saes 90 MOI eAcesu ~ a.
or very inienor and is1 loo eahon :a prime o''
though Ie-ooued occas'onahS p'ins' iIac''on nos
FLOUR.-No particular change mas occurred SINCE our
last IN tne flour ma'Ae'' wher 40. 'ery Ae
tvy, though prices are not maenay ow we Inc week
saies sun up i1oo JUS a. =. W. o' 'o ASu
y" even so oI lnos ~ 'ns no: sS III 9,
Louis MARKS Iss.e'asy .ne s.sesl "s wee ~ Jus -.
Louis At - 6z Ivy do AZ - 10 ana o.o q
~ 70 v DBL Amseo past "eeA io''l" pon. IApo''e''
is,osi Dds. .....; =
GhAiN.-Ine Corn market, owing 70 some uee,eass s ~
the Feceipu mas peen piety wen maananeu, anu poes
have been toerably steady. Inc entire sales sum up
sovW BACKS :. 0oVSoc. of m.ec 70 PRIME yo, 0' c "
them being o. s'fUSoc ousnel 'of p'i"e shipping %
Wnsa. .oo" opsnss nave oeen 'a.en a. o' 10.
ana 'o0.c, pune icI ien - prime oes a.e SUI
,s'Is :. o.'U ., 40 As e,o n"h
rsSs,p~ soU -.
au'.Isss nas ~ p'e
~ .e a.a $3.50. - lss 80 IT, 80.
VIII 'uei osco ~, 40 $3.50 M e. Ne.
ne So, ~ 20 ~ - D. ~ p'S d. az 49,, .I
20 SSss ~ iof rme n oo &c, r0' INC siss.s s s
va. s','OV - uok . p 30 ~ C. c ~.
supply os''s ns"s s 40 $500. c. ~ ~ 40 snNs,,
~ ~ Ns..;r A.. /. Pr NJ. h;oh !.
uo' ~. .,r so ~ 80. r.. h. h.aa,ns
quo'eu houl'na'y :. ~ ~ Y : 80. -, 80, ~