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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE.

serSe
TgNEE subscriber offers for sale te old Cross Keys Farm
on the main road leading from Saunton 10 Greenville
abou, egh. miles from the latter place The Tract
,ans 224 ACRES, and is undoubtedly one Of the best
Farms in the Couny. There about twelve Acres Of
firstrate Meadow Land The dwelling house is in good
repair and within forty steps Of it is Spring Of excellent
water.
The terms will be accommodating. Apply TO the sub
scriber living near Greenvllle.
WILLIAM BROWN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
NO E'gCE.

,s7HF bonds and accounts due the Estate Of Alexander
S Hall. decd, are left in the hands Of VIM B. Kay
scr, Esq and if promptly paid will be transferred To the
proper uces for collection The exigencies Vf the estate
will moi admit of indulgence.
ISAAC HALL Admir- Of Alex. S. Hall, decd
November 49, lS50-2w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
vgEaEAT! WEE GAT!

WANTED to purchase at Shadwell Mills, four miles
w below Charlottesville, the Virginia Central Rail
Road. Alhemare County several Thousand bushels good
WHEAT, (whle) for which lihea price will be given
and Cash paid on delivery oi The Wheat by the
PROPRIETOR of said Mills
November ~ lS5O-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
NOTIcI.

's'tlE Bonds for property sold by the Executors of Mrs
Rachel Logan, deed. are now due, and immediate
payment is requested Persons otherwise indebted are ais,
requested To cume forward and make settlement Thusc
having claims against The Estate will present them fuTth
with IL the subscriber.
JOS. A. LOGAN, Executor
November GO, lS5O-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
.SEGKsGE.g.$ A. TROUT,
ATTORNEY AT Z Nv,
SfOsINtOu. Xirgsnin.

DRACTISES in the Courts Of Augusta and Rocking
ham Counties, and as member of "Ihe american
Legal association" have professional business prompt
y attended TO al any place in the United States.
E He alsu attends to the prosecution Of Soldiers
Bounty Land claims under The late Act VI Congress.
November 6, lS50.-lm.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20

MIGEIlA & R0IDlNBYS0Na
Attorneys at Law,
STAUNTON VIRGINIA.
IV>HoS J. NICHE s. ii. H. ROBERTSON hax-
ing associated themselves together 10 the practice 81
the Law in all the Courts held in Augusta will give prempt
and dgent attention all business entrusted TO them
One of them will always be found in the Office Of the ss
ior partner.
o. They will also give prompt attention totAs sssu,
ing Of Bounty Land elaine.
Saunton, Sept. 4, lS50.-tk
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
BOUNTY LAND

tNOS IN = = IS1ERssN ~
l. 1912, of previous Indian wars, Wars in Florida an1
Mexico, militia and volunteers, their representatives.
The subscriber, who served for many years 10 the army
subsequent 1872 and of the committee in apply
ing TO Congress for land, now that appropriation has
been made offers his services agent in procuring thst
warrants and dsposing of them, if necessary.
Attorneys in different parts Of the country will DO coon
Grated with on favorable terms
o. Letters, postpaid, Washington City, D. c.
CHAS. J. NOUR3E,
We, the undersigned, having been members eta con-
mee in applying to Congress for appropriation Of lane
10 the old soldiers above mentioned recommend Majos
CHAs j. NoURsE, of Washington City, suitable sgsat
to be employed in attending to heir elaine
G. S. TODD,
JNO. G.. CAMP.
GEO. BENDER.
cc,obe, l6. Ie5O-6ws
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
POWDER AND SHOT.
ANDIRONS. TENDERS, & &C.

ANDIRONS, TENDERS, sc.
GEO. E. PRICE has just received very handsome
u stock of Fancy and Plain Brass ANpiRoNs Improved
aud Common do, Sheet Iron and Wire TENDERS, Polish
shed Steel Brass Head Kitchen and Common Shoves and
Tonge Ash Kettes, Fire Carriers Benws. Hearth Brush
es, &c., &c. Opposite NJ Cushng's, Main Street.
Qnt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
DAVIS a. KAYSER

HAS just received and now offers for sale, very hand
SHINE assortment of City made, Dress and Water
Call and see them
ctaunton, Oct. %, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
[EADYIAl9 s l&INNIaN
Wholesale aRG Retail Drmggists,

!STaU.NTON, VIRGINIA.,
AZ EEP constantly hand the pureSt and hest selected
AA stock of DgUGs. MEmcITES. P4IHrS, Olrs AND DrE-
SrUFFs and al other articles usually kept by Druggist
all Of which viii be sid al lhe lowest rates
HARPER s KINNEY, at Wreu's Old Stand.
StauRtun, Nov. 20, 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

Daring 5He Of Napoiesn's msmolbble oampalsns,
detachment OF corps, commanded By Dhvoest,
coupled the Isle of Rugen, which they were sud.
sslt7 nr1qFssi 20 RRaegejs. They embarked Win
such precipitation that they forgot one Of their sem
llels, who was posted In a retired spot, and so
ealy absorbed In the peTusai NJ q newspaper con-
tanning an account Of one Of Inc emperoFs splendid
victories, TO be totally Bnconcious OF their de-
FaTtuFe, Aitsr pacing 70 aud fro for many hours
upon he Eoi lie lot patience end returned TO the
guard room, which he found empty. On inquiry,
he learned With dssflit wial had happened, and
cried,
q Alas! alas 49,. g. locked upon as a de-
serter; dishonored lot, unappp wretch that am p
His lamentations excited abe compression Of a
worthy iradesman, who took him to his houee, did
all in bis power 70 console him. taught him 70 make
bread, for he was baker, and afser some months
gave him his only daughter, Justine, in marriage
Five years afterwards strange sail ives seen 10
approach the island. The inhabitants focked 10
the beach. and soon discovered in The advancing
ship number of soldiers, wearing The uniform or
the French army. 81 am done for now, nv
bread is baked" cried the dsmayed husband Of
Justine.
An idea, however, suddenly occurred TO him,
and revived his courage. He ran to his house,
slipped into his uniform, and, sezing his fire-lock
returned TO the beach, and posted himself on sentry
at the moment the French were ianding
Who gees ihere!" he shouted, in a voice like
thunder.
Who goes there, yourself!" replied one in the
boat Who are you!"
A sentinel"
How long have you been on guard -
+" Five years, rejoined our man.
DavOust laughed at the quaint reply, and gave a
discharge, in due form, to his involuntary desere5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

Arrived Yesterday.
Slip ADAMS, Gay. 10 days from Boston, 10 G w Hynson
Ship D shepard. Davis g days from Liverpool. to
. Topro-sd my.
r V %ae a tSH "sie Ssys from Liverpool via
Br ship Sir Howard Doggass, Wilton. n days from Liver
Ship Geneva, Kelly ~ days from Hure, in ballast to
Ship BoyOke Day, from Havre. via Portland Feb lah to
Bark Roe staPdsh, Magma, "a days from New York. to
Span bark EsmsFado, Tramoeye, days from Havana, in
Brig Jpssphqs Pitcher, 10 days from Savannah, Wood
NOw brig Tlekoner Gagrede. "a days from Bordeaux. to
Brig John Carver, Carver. 81 days from Wilmington @,
Brig Trojan. COutis. Is days from Philadelphia, to master
aSd R S% sGPss I'D Ss. edes cot
ea KeS k SGod IoS Gogis Cnsn9 cation
M E%Pe E Mssain d% from oE5 bales
JAS. L. Day, Gi6erson. from Mobile '1'
Flora BB asss f iEom ve r9a alRfcne
Fashion, Martin from the Coast
TOwBOat spP RRehsd h. from rlf the I Pss rss
TrowPPoat pphenlx, CroYell, from the Passes.
Iowboat Persian, Andrews, from the Passes.
Spoken.
BY the ship Shepard, on the l2t inst off Cane Anto
MO. U Fnsae Raran homeward bound
On the I'd March off saltees, ship Republic, from Liver.
pool. for this port.
On the 10Th March, in lat 20 40 long go 3O brig Inds
pendence, from New York, 10 days OUT for Caornia-a
well, wished to be reported.
Memoranda
The steamer Empire brought down portion of the cargo
OF the Belle Cso'e: she reports the Commodore
Perry aground and broke in on Island No s-bound
down.
Towboat Mississippi tolyed down and to sea- on the 18Th
inst, ship Cambria.
Towboa Phenx lowed down and to sea- on the 18th inst
shPs Tirs and Leonidas.
Towboat Mary kingsand to@ed down and 10 sea- on the
f4h inst ships Creole and Manlus sclr Chas Edmonsop
Passengers
Per ship Sir Howard Douglass, from Iiyefpool-9O in
slage. -
Pr ship R d Shepard, from Lverpool-E6 in steerage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18
SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A b d O M / ~ A L
SUPPER Ter

hA snsg at h 0os. 10 ST. CAaIes street. opPesifs Laisa
The ghtes most and comfortable instrument use
the o. the comprehensive bearing down feeling at
the bottom ofthe stomach weakness lungs side and back
the whites etc. In pregnancy, its prevents miscarriage
in fact il is Indispensable the comfort of every delicate
female ANY doubt the efficacy 9f this supporter they
city who using with perfect satisfaction, after try
ing several other patent suppos leFs without relief Phy
ciahs respectfully invited call and examine the inxu
ment at the pFOpretoT's, 20 st. Charles street.
In had and apply all ths
boased Abdominal Supporters
adapted impart relief sherDans
Philadelphia Aug 10, 1873. WIN. ANDEF SON, IL d.
For three years afflicted with the compant-part
confined my bed. My sufeIinss very great
thing relieved until Of Mr. sfermans Abdominal
porters IL enabled work house and regain my
health and cheerfulness Mrs. WILKINSON,
August q, 1888. l51 Eighth Philadelphia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

VOYAGE AROUND THE WoRLD-A yerv Quick
and profitable voyage around the world, saws the
Baltimore American, has just been completed bv
the ship Memnon, of New York She sailed from
New York on the 18th April, ls49, with large
number of passengers and full freight for San
francisco, which port she reached in I27 DAYS.
After discharging her cargo she sailed for the Sand
witch Islands, and thence to China. At Canton
she took on board full cargo of teas, silks, etc,
and on the 9Th January left for New York, where
she Arrived on Monday morning. in the remarkably
short rum of eighty-siI days. Shs has thus made
the passage around the world in four days less than
Que year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18
Genuine Medioine Warehouse,
No. 15e Chartres st. New Orleans.

WRIGHT & co. having resolved to stand uurvsed in
- every department Of their bushes have sgTeed with e
PTopreors and Agents Of all the genuine popular patent
sany supplied with fresh and ample assortment al ates
lar below the usual market prices By tins arrangement they
enabled 10 otter for the inspection of purchasers the mos
extensive which be found this or any other
city. Having had experience in the pnrcha-e
and sale of Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
for conducting this particular department. the most liberal
exceedingly low, that the purchaser fail to realize
handsome centage his investment either al Whoesaf
or Retail. At their establishment NAV be fopud = fiIl
assortment Of A LII GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part of their assortment and
can be furnished dealers most cases. at from gentV ~
twenty five per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
urces
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

DREAMs.-Who cares for dreams! Who at
taches any importance TO the idle shadows that fin
the brain in sleep! Ii is in vain to ask such
questions or reply TO them. We would despise
dreams il we could, bur their effect on the mind by
no means depends on volition; places and things
in external nature, peculiar in their localities, have
been known TO agree in a remarkable manner with
midnight prefguTations, and 10 a visible testimony
with respect 10 the oracle of slumber, which we
cannot choose but recognize. There are more
things in heaven and earth than are understood
ay, or dreamt of-in the pride of our philosophy.
And in spite of the sneers Of skepticsm, circum-
stances have actually occurred with reference to
dreams, which are indeed out of the ordinary roll
of events, yet not the less true, make what use of
hem we.will.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

JUVENILE THIEy.-A lad by the name Of John Doug
lass with hall dozen aliases attached given by his spon
sor was placed in the dock of Recorder Baldwin, Coun
Yesterday on the charge Of stealing fruit and money the
stand OF Charles Mathews The boy has been inmate Of
the House Of Refuge and escaped time since from thai
nsutnon lie was sent TO keep company with the adj
vanced class In the Work. hnnae.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

CAPTURE OF SLAvER.-Capt. Gordon, Of the
ship Memnon, at New York from Canton, states
chat on the 9TH Of March, off ST. Helena, he spoke
the bark Pauline, under the command of an officer
and crew from the English steamer Carmorant,
having been taken by that steamer of Rio, on the
suspicion of being SLAYER. The captain OF the
bark and one Of the were on board and would
be tried at ST. Helena. The officer in command
stated that the bark was said to have been formerly
an American whaler, and the captain in command,
when TAKEN an American
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

A GREAT INVENTION. Dicks anti-frction
press (says the New York Tribune) is one of the
noblest and most perfect arrangements Of power
ever discovered. Its applicability to the various
purposes in the arts where immense force is re-
quired, together with its compactness, renders it
almost invaluable to the construction of all kinds Of
printing, enclosing and other presses. We have
seen an enclosing press in the Methodist Book
Concern that is superior to any thing in use. For
punching, the power is SO intense that boy can
punch cold plates of iron an inch in thickness with
ease. The machine used to hoist the piles in the
coder-dam at the Navy Yard, only weighed $500,
yet it exerted the force of $50 tons lifting power by
the aid Of four men We have seen stump ma
chine, that weighs only about ton. that will draw
any stump in America, worked by three men. The
strongest testimonials have been received from the
Book Concern, and numerous other sources, con.
drming all we have seen and more
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

ROBBERY ON SHIpBoARD.-Thomas Rodgers was found
aboui NJ yesterday exploring the cabin Of the brig Foster
armed with knife Not understanding the ropes his
want of nautical knowledge brought him up all standing
against the door of captains which introduced
him IN rather hasty to the notice of that officer
walk to the wachbouse followed this close intimacy and
commitment to the First District Court was the result
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

ForND DRowNRD inquest was held YESTERDAY on Tie
ssspi Opposite the Third Municpaity The deceased wa
apparently German he clothed in check shirt, blue
cotton oveht and Kentucky pants, and had sandy
HAIR md vvb;.l,s..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

STEAMBOAT TmEvEs-George H. Thompson and John
Wsonone YOUTH yet said to be an old Rn 10 crime
examined before Recorder Baldwin, yesterday on the
charge of stealing eight sovefegns from passenger on board
the steamboat Hiram Powers The accused were found on
said boat between and clock yesterday morning by the
ol rk Wilson had concealed himself in BERTH and his com
pam onnd attempting do the thing. They
were l. otll remanded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

SPAIN AND CUBA-Au Ambassador Coming to
the United States.-By the Europa we are advised
that the Spanish Government had borrowed 80,
100000 reals for the purpose of placing the Island
of Cuba in proper state of defence, and Count
Mirasol was about TO embark at Cadiz for Havana,
there TO see the orders of the Spanish Cabinet
carried into effect, after which he was charged to
proceed on special mission to the President of the
United States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

sUsrIciobss ndvidnai BY he name OF John Rnness
hereft by orps Of local habitaion eseoneed himself q
Tuesday esetni lumber yard on HeEcnlss street ne
was found in the premises, and yesterday Tor want Of
voucher was removed to the workhonsu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

YOUTHFUL DnLIssUENrs. John Barrett, young va
Refuge to reform tho Of his ways John Wilson, an
other the class young for the stern discipline Of
the prison. YVES also committed to .hetsnder erces Of dis
institution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,

JEFFERSON Cry,
wednesday Evening, April II, 1850
arrived to-day per steamers Empire Cncnnatus and Belle
Key N Beeves, 800 Hogs. and 400 Sheep.
rIices:-BeJ Cattle, 4s966c " ID net; Hogs, AZ
Much Coa0s. ss5@s6O " head; Caives 6SIsc - N nat
MOTICE-The partnership heretofore sx;s,inr lI a.
style of CLEMMENS u OIIIS !. m; agA iiue lIle
All persons having claims against The conearn g
the concern must be paid only to ' S'ann9 oue 70
apl6 GEORGE CLEMMENs. Liquidatory Partnar
COUNTER NOTICE-The public are info-med d.,
the notice published yesterday by George Clemmsns s
wholly unauthorized by me and that will contest H.
legality OF acts done by the said Cemmens under
OF being The hquidatng partner Of the firm Of Cemmens 4
Oils tappl7] SAMUEL A. Oils. y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

ORIENTAL FRUGALITY.-The Sultan Of Turkey
has determined 10 put stop 10 bribery, extortion,
and the squaudering of the public money. The
Sultan swore it by the Prophet; all the ministers
and official dgniaries who were present made oath
on the Koran that they would, in this respect, fol-
low the commands Of the Sultan. A-rimilar oath
is 10 be taken by all the other officers of Govern
ment. Gifts Of permanent value are considered
unlawful. The SULTAN himself has already begun
to set an example of frugalily. At the birth of a
daughter, recently, the salutes of cannon, which
used to continue for three days, were omitted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

TAKEN IN CHARGg-Tbe vigilance exercised by citi-
gems has prevented any further destruction Of properly by the
incendarys torch, and for few days past have had
alarms of fire. The effect of the energetic taken is
shown in the of number of suspicious and desperate
characters who have been found prowug around
unseemy hours. Thomas Hearn. Of this class was
brought before Recorder Baldwin yesterday for examination
He taken into custody at A Mepomene street.
Not being able satisfy the Of his honest Intentions he
remain out of the of temptation for 30 days
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

BAIL & tvEsTie feelings of b. Vesseron, both bodily
and menay eensbly affected yesterday, by assault
committed him by one Carl Witte who, under ae pre-
tenoes-hat IT, demand for NOT owing-dd grossly
abuse strike and eat said Veeron. deposed by the lat.
ter in an affidavit Nade yesterday before Recorder Ge1os
Bail to keep the peace required Of the botheadOd and
readysied Witte and then, with gentle admonon from
the amae head OF the Court the oenderwas allowed ex.
tend the area Of freedom.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

ALABAMA FACTORIES. AT Huntsville they
manufacture cottonades, ginghams, checks and os-
nabufgs. At Florence, cotton factory turns out
10000 yards of cloth per week. 1t consumes $50
bales OF cotton year. Another factory is about to
established in the same region, which will consume
1000 bales, The factory at Tuscaloosa must re-
quire, from the number of spndIes, something like
l500 bales.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

GOLD IN QUARrz.-Mr. Perkins, OF Maine, has
reached New York with his fifteen pound lump of
California gold, in quartz the gold is supposed to
weigh thirteen pounds clear. The quartz although
crystalzed and hard, has been rolled along till all
its angular projections have been rounded and worn
smooth in its descent from its original mountain
locality. Another specimen of quartz has been
received in NewYOrk, containing 4lO pennyweights
Of gold the quartz in this lump is also crystalized
and, like that of Mr.. Perkins, of a smoky hue
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

STABBfvG.-Lse Tuesday evening an afray occurred
az the house of Philip Whitman Robertson street near st.
wound received in his left arm and inflicted with knife, by
Henry Hager Although not dangerously affected by the
blow yet s1 smarng from the injury, Spender made
plant before the Recorder which caused the of the
man who was so disposed his acquaintance The de-
PENDANT gave bonds for his appearance answer and the
fair will be Investigated to-day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18
Wi..iout reserve-stOck of Hardware, Cutlery
and Fancy Goods.
xxvrUr

MONDAY April % AT 10 o'clockWf IoId without reserve
W at the Of The impoferH, Hsge No IL
Poydfss street. - =
The entire stock Of fresh HARDWARE we'll assorte5 consue
In pert o. fine Pocket and Table Cutlery
s gsd Cocper Too Gotta kouning. Heare Plumss
Urge Alrfor and Eos general as.or.
aren't OF SIdce kept in Wholesale Hal large
assolnt Of Fnges, Gps Buttons Fancy Goods and va
t'ety OF English ponble Barre Gun. end Pistols
Terms sac cash; $40 SssO days; 500 10 $500 4
n1onihs over $500, s months for approved Psper
The entire stock is direct importation English
manufactures
Caaioses will be ready three previous day
sic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

Good Middlng -. ll3S@1l1s Good and Fine. nominal
T0BACCO-Sales of $50 to 3c0 hhds were made but we
could get particulars Prices easier for Admitted but
Refused are in demand at full prices.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-In Sugar there was but
little done, e sales exceeding 15O hhds Stock light and
prices firm Sales of 300 bbs Moasses at 17a19 for good
Fermentng and 2lfGD23c for Re-boied.
FLOUR-The market still presents very heavy appear
ance and barely GEO bbs sold, including 100 Ohio at
Is TO- and the in smaller lots IS 50$5 70 for Super
fine Illinois and st Louis, and &c 259$6 so for Extra and
Choice.
CORN-Barey 5000 SKIS taken at 67C970c Stock in
t hands light and generally held at Zoe y bushe
OATS-Sales of 745 SKIS Prime st Louis at 55c.
SHORTS-2o0s SKIS sold at 81 25.
CORN MEAI-A lot of 20 bbls kiln-dred was sold on
the Levee at 81 Is % Dbl.
PROVlSIONS-PoRK was but little inquired for and we
only noticed few small sales at 90 rs for Mes lot of
o. 600 Bulk Pork brought Sc for Hog round and 3s bxs
Long Middes at 54c % b. OF LARD, So bb of poor No
sold at sac. the only transaction knowledge Bacon
steady with sales of the following lots of Sides which are in
request 3S casks Missouri ~, 45 Cincinnati at 5 and 81
casks Clear do at 55sc " b.
] HAYES bales Western sold at sH 90 v ton.
COFFEE-No change. Sales of 425 bags Rio at SjsG>
So, and 400 Prime at Sc " ID.
SALT-A cargo of Liverpool, 400 SKIS (152 Fine and
| light weight brought 75c round.
| GUNNY BAGS-1O0,OO in bales sold at 49, cash. and
$1,000 on private terms
WHlSKY-sales ITO bbs at 1s1 for Rectied and 2I,Sc
| for Raw.
FREIGHTsA British bark taken for Malaga at $a5 90
| " 1000 for slaves.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18

sLA vERY-District Of Colum5ia-The Ma
,ional In tegencer notes the fact that prominent
topic Of he resolutions addresses, etc, addressed
to the people Of the Southern States during the
agitation of the past few months has been the pro
liability of the immediate abolition by Congress Of
slavery within the District of Columbia, and re-
marks that that event has never, in our day, APP
peared to be more distant than during the past
twelve months. Certainly at no session Of Con-
gress for many years, have so few memorials from
the North been presented asking for legislation by
81 Congress to that effect.