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NEW ORLEANS ca FILE MARKET.

Friday Evening. Se,trmbeT 20. 1850
Arrived during the past week, 500 head Of Beef Cattle
including ISL Wesern 46O Hogs 1lO7 Shesp q Mich Cows.
and 73 Calves.
BEEF CAITLE-The receipts Of Western were somewhat
Than during the last feS months, and falling
off in the receipts Of Auakapas and other descriptions i ap-
parent Western Beeve sell fu prices. aad quote
good tine qualities at 51s965e y net, Texas, etc.
at 33z6D514c y fh net
Hoss-There is moderate supply Of fist quality Tney
are selling at &c y ID
SuEEP-A god supply sale and prices for the better
descrip ions 90 Oo8s3 50 2 head.
Much Cows-Meet fair demand Prices varying IL W
| "a $50 " head.
CALvEs-Are in continued good demand We auoth ~
"a 500 81 CO % head according size ard conaIton
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Exports

LAY ASA.Per achr FAIRY: casks hams . cases pork.
m oD lard Di Kegs do 20 do butter, 20 boxes chesa, n
PbSSACOl.a-ier clr Lois: Is bbls whisky, do pork
coffee, % do corn, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

A mulatto belonging to Captain Riefell, Of
Royal street. fell overheard vessel into the Mis-
sissippi river, opposite the foot of ST. Louis street.
His body has not yet been found.
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CIV %mshlP galveston, fou Galve son-Miss Fortloo,
ulne, Ms ockhart, DR. Barnes and ady Lntrbiy
0rat"i ,fapt axes, U 5 A, - Armour Raker In
s'ne, Murphy, Gre n, A Leman Mnpsapn, Rosc ~
bEkEesretE' halhe, Tavado-and Is on dect
T Thmen' rom Llverpool-ll in storage.
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STEAMBOATS,.
-. For NTobIIe-DaIL

$780, FOR Mobile - Dy4IL1
EhtgIAS-~s-,ss q. s. NH. L[NH-pia E,klasrsvVJN
ski1A.s 4g Bay st. Louis Pass Chris- sHszz1at2.aaal
tan and Paes sFs2dd low pressure packet steam
Cont a. ENSIGN. hagne been boill expressly to- ts Lake
sato.rooms) ons Of the Above steamers will leave the POnt
chaftan Railroad DAILY, or the arrival al the LAKE Of the
IL O'Clock Cpfund the say tteT ing leaves the office Of
sags, applyor board, a. 10
J. u X. GEijIt,S, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
Fare 70 Bay St Louis and Pass CHistian ". To Pasca
goula % 70
~ n The hPgi'tsi "a p ct Steamer ST.
LelsstE.tf CHAkLEsIs--roi Blox, wa hay 81 Louis
faa Fass Christian and kisaiHlpP Lry-I Inc new
and Dlendld Lake steamer SF CHARLES, Capt W. T..
Sutton built expressly for the Lake trade, with unsurpassed
accommodations, will leave The PuntcbpTIain Railroad
Of the O'Clock A. NJ. cara and on SATURDAY EVEN.
ING, arrival Of the O'Clock p returning leaves
Gioxi o. WEDNE SDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS,
ard SUNDAY EVENING. Fare 81. For freight or pas
Sls E. H. WINGATE. Agent. AZ Poydrasst
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Steamship GALVESTON. Place, from Galveston 18Th inst to
Hairs MOrgan-2t my.
Ship 6 w Bourne, Williams, from BOslou I'D August to
jenkins g. Observation-Disclosures
Ship President, Long, a days from Boston, Baxter
Sd my.
Ship Niagara, Haynes. q days from Philadelphia, to RM
BARK Roe sanGis6. Magma, q days from New York, to
Toby & BOgart-2d my.
Bark Cszone Portereld, 81 days from NewYOrk
I'd my.
Br bark Ellen, Sheppard from LIVERPOOL 18th July, to &
II Hoand-3d my.
sehr Thorn Louis from Chagres Both August, to
I.afav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

Gipsy, IRE, from bayou Sara.
ID 1osby, Kerrhiyal, from New Iberia.
Towboa COnquerUr. Heaiian, from the Pas-Owed down
and sea the Iitb inst, ship Orlando ard scr Ocean
Waye-brought Up banks R0se Standlsh, Cazone and
Ellen and schr Thorn.
Towboa AnzIo Ame,i,an Davis, from the Pssssbrough
- ny sliius Pre- ideut and Niagara.
Fowboat Swan. ShultL from the Pasestowed down and
10 sea the 18Th nsi, bark Austin, schTs Mary Ellen
and Homet-bTOught up ship G w Bourne.
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MAYO'S MUSIC STORE
CAMP ST., three doors ram Canal 81. Men Oriedi


THE undersigned desres respectfully to inform the public
J. thai they can always lind his MUSIC 49,.
STORE choice and large assortment Of ifayFF9 lSa
r. a y 70 K ES, Il, very reasonable = NJ I'm ~ VI
prices and on aGCpmmOlan terms Among ] " VI
them rHrO t0res male by the old and celebrated Manu-
iacIurers, T. GILBERT y Co OF rich one and finished
beautifully IN Rosewood BucG Walnut and Mahogany,
with Iron Frames, nude in the most substantial and work
manike manner. Also, the lastly celebrated HOLlAN
PLANO FORfE-, which fox sweetness OF tone have not
been eqnaled They particularly suited to the country
Us TIE HDlian toes 10 require tunnL for
The Improvement IN Piano IOrles, the Patent vi
hrang Ovebrdge, is also for sale this establishment
This improvement gives peculiar nness and brancy the
treble, ADDS The durability and strength OF the Piano and
renders capable OF renal ling much longer in than
those - ordinary
w. g NJ. is gent for Henri Herzs celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and Pi ANlNOS, made in Paris For power and
sweetness 4e they stand prominent
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale at from $50 to $2OJ
each and taken ~ part payment iOf new oaes
CaTCHCART s MELODEON.-Tds beautiful toned
Wind instrument 0r Village Churches Lodges SerenadjnF
Parties, Pnd e private practice OF rganists, possesses
and OF cred at $50 each. ~
Orders iom country for Flutes, Guitars Clarnets
tageels, Victims, lOnceOs Strings, and Musical Nler
chandlse OF every description, will be promptly
easoBabs prices Bands supplied with Brass instruments
HARPS, Double and Single Action, on hand and made
| to order 20 So The taste OF purchasers
MUSNi-Ihe argesL Catalogue in the South The Stock
an accumulation OF 20 years, and in it many old
and beautiful pieces of pint,
NEW MUSIC received by every arrival from the North,
ana by the foreign steamships Original Music published
every week at the store. Native Compositions solicited
BY addressing the undersigned, Catalogues OF Muse VII be
| sent to any part OF the State.
| PIANOS TUNED and REPAIR
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Boots, DrOgans, Ladies' and ChiIdren's Shoes,
without reserve.
ny SYKES uVnEr a, co.

"WEDNESDAY, September Is at Lai.pas 10 ocockWl be
| second story
500 eases BOOTS BRoGANs Ladies' and chdren's SHOES,
eoas,tns Of Mems Kip CAT Seal and Mud Boots br Can s9
| and Shoes.
The above prime fresh stock, and regular sizes
TermsTwO three and pnr months Tor approved notes OF
city accepanees ~ G&M
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nILOF PEPPgRMiST-lOo ID, superior article
- ~ 4 ?. COCHRAN 4 co. 2 rahoanloaLAs a.
Bs aa h EEsSataazSE ~ l L nd F.Asagsui.,d I.
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OF Vessels In Port Nor C,eor.

(nI ~ X. F N municipality designated ts nA ne
VA t'9s; asinynenos At ths Rars IeaI W u
WG Liagh ne Nos. Commence above - nave hs.1fk
E,b. itIypa Laniing. ...n - 50 oI!en Ne leaC
Nht .Stl'19ao tud run down. N )dps and have d
e o'Orrvr o-raoaI7 Of ked 50 often -
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AUCTION SALES.

broc visions. and LIQUORS.
ny SYKES, HYDE g. co.
WIS DAY September haGpast 10 o'olock-Wi be sold at
4 thor auction Store. 81 Magazine street,
20 bills Beef 60 boxes Tobacco;
~ casks Hams, Aides ShnuldeT;
wv boxes White Sautern Wine 80 boxes Pines;
80 boxes snepl 20 boxes Glassware;
Brandy, Gin, WhHky Rum Vnsgsr Indigo Starch Ice Nails
Matches Booms, Olive and Lard Oils Caret aud Chapagne
Wines, etc. sic
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A UCTi0N AND CuMMIsslON SlERCHANT has removed
~ GrlyIer street. where he will psi uar teuACI
oi Real Estate, Stocks, Carsgea cd Coon House
bold Furniture >ltyct etc uyl 2m
{ ENls Fi.OBASCE, COalaais StgieG .8RctgOHss 0,
IL lice No. s Crawl st., r attend, usual,
his parJg1lar attention the Real Estate, StOcks
DamagedCtp PUrtWardens, House. .'rrinre Slaves
ete will also makes advances on Mercnandst lie
hands.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

ny The proprstors Of the Ey sud weE Crescent respect
fully inform their friends and the uhct they have recently
MAJ sous1eraDe additions their Jo stab hment and have
placed the charge Of Mir EE"s GRAHAM who has
long in this city high capabilities In
the ART material Of The Office being complete and nearly
all new, they prepared to execute all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with the possible delay, and without disappointment 70 those
may them with patronage Parsplt attention " III be
given 10 the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS.
BILLS JADIH9, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, EOTARIAL AND CLERKs' BLANKS
COOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC. ETC.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Fairy. Williams. Havana Alei
Scbr LOIS Pencil, Pensaeola, John Hurley
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eIRs&s,F Steamer NIOIIiMK Capt o. b. Cobb
Es8szszssaaa9 WIN leave every FRIDAY EVENING Tor
NcksbuTg Warenon, Grand Gulf, Rodney, NatChez, and
all intermediate lanungs-Fhis new, magnificent and fast
running passenger will her regular trips
the above trade about the st September. For regh
passage, gpyly to -
CHARLES Il GOODWIN, 10 Common st.
The Mohawk 10 owned in the above trade, and was put
chased expressly tor the trade which will be sufficient
guarantee TO shippers ana passengers that she will remain
manendy in the trade Iiron Rh the entire season. y6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

yHnNi rsr-a- r7rtosi ,uaId ia swarv tiaithe, aArs
30 aeeufity zssnst Spansrafsd Hnl With al s hOr-r,
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Te:% 2, For Shreveport, Grand EcOre and
a4z5s5;sss NIUOIi1Nf An Capt Peroncef, vii IaaTs
tDf ahlFe az Intermediate landings, every WEDNESDAY
~ IN NG,at O'clock commencing on WIDN ESDAY,
the 4lst instant
p. S.The steamer Corinne, Capt John Graham, viii
with the J0dnan. and will meet her Of
Aexandna Che Cor being very light draught shipper
may rely their gong without delay Fu. freight
passage, apply boar q EustOmhouse street. or 10
aug +. b, SHlTH, IS Magazine street
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W. e Red River Packet " ca NV Ef{-F0r
Le3k AEsF AltGagdna, Grand Ecora and Shrayeport-
se55zz1SEs The welkluwn and fast-runnniug steamer
Dlth RIVER, j. D Clark, master, is now receiving
re!ght' and VIII ,eaye as above on SATURDAY the q /
on board, foot OF Customh9use street, or to
~ T. B. SMITH, 50 Magazine street,
r S-Ihe steamer Duck River will run IN cOnnzctiop
with the light dranght steamer Jim Gime and a meet her
at the FAILS, at Aleaendaa. 10
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FreeklC,J, Sunburn, and all Erup-
tina of the Skin

4f be speed and permanently removed by the use Of The
vered ,c,ee, FRENCH CT YSBjU.S This valuable
l+ EN 3sus,bls REQUESTS every Sdy's toilet ia
1lbn the and Complexion perfectly magical, Fol
~ 70 cents yer bottle, a. GUlQNs, =
corner d. Charles and Canal stratG.
Al Of Fine Fancy Articles Perunsry aad Sporting AGel
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M D. Fare reduced 10 rs cents, q. S. Mall
r fur c UtHgtyp ria ylfaHdcUiiC, LCDiSbHrg
1lszE7STa md IiadisOHUiNc-The and substantial
Lake steamer LENOitA, tbpt expressly Tor this trade,
and uneQuaiei a sea-bOat) J. w. Dunnica. master.
leaves The ake.eUd Of the PrDlchahIan Railroad EVERY
DAY Sundays eXcepted) al Of The L clock
cars urnInE leaves COyingtOu EVERY DAY, Sundays
eXcepte y at O'Clock Passage % ceHts... Meals
extra ~ ens
N. b. The Lenora has recently been thoroughly
repaired reiued the hest possible manner; she has
superior In Ia zine. Boilers engine HOg0,
be ascertain By ealing the Insurance Offices in New
Orleans % steamboat and boiler tspeCIOts For further
iHtUTmauu,i quire OF
| PAYNE HARRISON, 68 Poydras street,
VIM j.. & USHlNt 81 CO. s. Common street,
L.ALL 4. rI.ru--Dn d =
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% NIlE
NeWOrlefus -. Lite
7 soule,.......l2, ml
nsan Ludwig -s3 an.
Telegraph ..... LPT
Water Witch :. LpT
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H. IA FOR VI Onls via hay 81. I.uuls, rass
Isl - e Christian. MlstssippI Cuy Biloxi and Pssca
- gouia.-Fhs steamer MOBILE, Allen. mas.
tG G VII cave a. above every hIlAf and FRIDAY,
NJ, touching at the POnchauran Railroad for pa
BY the P. N. Returning, Will SOD az all the
watering places Mon'sy and Thur day EVENING" Fr.igh
received az New Balm WarehOue at 4 hours of he day
Tet received mp 10 O'Clock r M. the days departure
will 20 forward above II received after those hours, it
will be forwarded the ensuing trip. For freight passage
apply to lslal +, Il. WlStiATE, % POydras 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

tDAhLOR ORGANS, ETC.-For sale at 1 3 Camp
street, three low priced P.4RLOR ORGANS com.
prsng lutte variety These Organs have suhcient power
ALSO-The much esteemed .EFOLIHN PIANOS,
from Messrs NUNS CLARK, with zsskL,.
IVES TUNABLE REEDS. by which Hsffs-zg-ffs fgifes
they are kept in perfect tune with the least IL ~ n
SCI HENRY PARSONS
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nWELIiNG HOUSES AND OFFICES FOX
II llFNT-The story Brick Dwelling Hoi e. No. Is
NChez street. containing u good rOOms-we suted for
Boarding House. Possession given immediately.
The Shop No. a Natchez understandable for TailOra
Hhf
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- INpRfE6 IN STORE
- CANDtiES-i25 boxes Star. Solar and Srerm,
OIIf-Spem, Olive, Florence and Lard pls;
BEEF-Fulton Market and Usher's Spiced Beef;
HOMMI sf-Of The finest quality;
PARMA, CilIon and isine glass;
HEinSlIk CHA AGN f and other brands;
CLAIR 4, Port sherry and Madsirs VIM;
RkANllY ! Ondon Porter an Scotch =;
PICK ES. kefchups AMI Pepper SAGE - =
A. packages 1. a. Cfush- and Powdered SUGAR;
Chh'ol LATE, cocoa aud ASSORTED Splc s. IN stor and
SIS At CHARLES STnUGHTON, 81 Gao st
SEGARsA lafgs and choice assortment D, hest ma
= Segars Of the wall known brands OF eFianat rlgae
Uguss Cs6snHs Sol phah, Patron, Cameag, lsla ia
Cuba, lass Madss, les hesaaeef lassaPaaa, haiaesi
V'''"".' j, NOAIAfOsA, i Ffaas sletsa, W. ssAig,
~ ga SssHssh es'lsNAsuss ssa h'-4.'i- ~
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FARE REDUCED TO FIFTY UNITE.
f. h Daily PacketAcrOss Lax ePOtchartrhH
LsA4Ii Men .Arrang emept-FOT Vaudeville, Lewis,
szsssl2ai4z burg, MadsonyIe and COving,On-Thefine
INNING LIKE OLIVIA. Quilt expressly lOr
THIS tadey j. ~ oiiman, MASTER will leave hereafter
follows!
Leave New Orsansi cave Covington:
MONDAY I'LL NJ. cars. TUESDAY :.......5 A. NJ.
Tuesday u N. cars. THURSDAY ......5 A. NJ.
THURSDAY. IL N, cars. FRIDAY ...........b A. NJ.
FRIDAY .i2 NJ cars, SATURDAY .....5 a, NJ.
SATURDAY Ar. N. cars,
SUNDAY ....8 A. NJ. cars
The uLlNI will leave Madisonyille EVERY SUN.
DAY EVENING, in lime reach the ?. train Of
tor the city, and EVERY MONDAY MORNING, at A.
time to take the O'clock A. NJ for The city. For
particulars, apply on board, or to
EUGENE ROCHEREAU u co. II and 10 St Louis st.
OF MARTIN 4 CO., ro,ina,or
Esg" Letter.hag will be at the office OF NJ. JuDsOE,
corner Camp and Canal streescOses day at 10
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(lil sS5'; A9s5 B|g9s AN ls.d.ss " lai ia2 sZ ID,
wv us j. eG9BRlgH = ~ wv
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~ = uegular st, Louis i'act. et ia IS i'ENT
lafs4cts+IN For St Louis, CAIRO. and Memphs-The
sfsssgzz5 new, substantial and las,-runuing steamer
LRE9IEFi, Capt Young, IS now receiving freight and
VIII leave l,ss On MONDAY, the sd ins M : ggoek
p n Fpr tr al q eeragg passage, apply ~ board 0r TO
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q ]. o. Q. R.-Howlnp LopeE III. q
nInsnnic NntIce.

~ no HERMANN LODGE No e. Free and Accepted
"a MNsOus removed their Lodge from No no Lh}T
" to lotthelat Blenyie lLes auN IL
e1gEe Place where Regular Meetings VIII be hal1 every
jtsIy " " HgNRY SIMMONS. " NJ.
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II n ~
OF Of l AePAIN F&PLEs.

hsay that the OlE 81 numerous cures, and
? lacy prevents u Hmen will never - !''g s
lC Pet, The folio IRON asking ., oh4J moi
II Hu -,g WE AL iof TINS Pgs'
The New York herald., 1850-01-29
NnYnI IntelIigence.

The United States store ship Erie arrived at this port
yesterday afternoon from Spezia, November 30 Glib
ralter, December 20. The following is list Of her
ofhcers:-William D. Porter, Lieutenant Commanding;
Charles NJ. Fountleroy, Acting Master and Executive
Ofhcer: L. j. Waller Purser Robert L. Wall Assistant
Surgeon CART v. Denpsston, Passed Midshipman;
Samuel p. Griffin, do Robert w. Scott, Midshipman
Henry p. Leslie Carpenter Passengers
I. I. Craven, G. @. williamson J. ID. Juston U. s.
Navy Passed Midshipmsn, Forrest; Mdshipman, r. NJ.
Blackford ofU. Navy, from the Mediterranean squad
ron Also the following officers and crew of the bark
Dudley Selden, of New York, abandoned at sea in q
sinking condition on her passage from Almeria for
New York and sent on board by the American Consul
1T Gbrsltar:-Mr John Thompson. First Mate; Andrew
j. Smith, Second Mate; Charles Lloyd, John Nelson,
and Joseph Murray, seamen. The Erie also brings
squadron. Deaths on board since leaving the United
Statss-George Downing, seaman drowned at Spizia.
November 10, 1S49; John Levitt, landsman fell from
aloft at January l. 1885, Thomas Jones, ordinary
seaman, consumption, January 10, 1880 The Erie
towed to the Navy Yard yesterday afternoon by the
steamboat Goliah.
The following Is Q correct list Of the officers attached
to the u sloop Of Marion at Boston, destined for
the East India station Capt. William NJ Glendy;
Lieutenants, Alexander NJ. Pennock George L. Seldom
Benjamin s. CAN'T. Andrew Weir Surgeon, John A.
Lockwood; Purser, Nixon " hte; Acting Master Rich.
mond Aulck: John l.. Broome Lieutenant Command
Ing Marine Guard; Assistant Surgeon, Edward Ship
pen; Past MdshiPmen. John wilkes Jr., j. Pembroke
Jones, William D. Whiting; Midshipmen, Alexander J.
son, Nathaniel p Prickett; Captains Clerk, William
II. Macauley Boatswain, John Burdett; Gunner r. NJ.
Stocking; Carpenter, John T Rustic; Saimaker, VIM.
NJ Maui; Purser's Steward II. Underwood.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29
Marine Affairs.

DEPARruRE THE STEAMSHIP GEoRerA-The new
and splendid steamship Georgia. Captain Porter, pro-
eeeded her first voyage to Chagrss yesterday after
poon at three O'Clock with tremendous mail and one
hundred and seventy eight passengers, the names Of
whom will be foundin another part Of this days paper
The number Of persons who witnessed her departure
was about two thousand, embracing the friends and
relatives Of the adventurous gold seekers who deter
mined to abandon home and a its associations for the
purpose of seeking their fortunes in the gold dggugs
and pacers Of the modern Ophir the far distant State
Of California, as well many who wished to that
splendid vessel There the usual leave. takings-
the kiss the squeeze of the hand and the promise to
write Immediately after arrval-ss well the hustle,
excitement hurry and worry consequent upon the de-
parture OF vessel for Chagres At three oclock pre-
cisely, the Georgia steamed out of her dock, and
headed towards Sandy Hook and the Atlantic. As
soon as she had reached the centre Of the river the
but few hours previously threw down the gauntlet,
and Dtmated her desire to test her speed with that of
the Goliah-wth what result will be seen in OUT re-
port CT her trial trip Among the passengers by the
Georgia is the csntatrce Sisnora Fortunate
Tedesco who is her way to the Tacou theatre, at
which che has engagement for long time, the offer
being so good as to induce her to go there The
Georgia, as far observed, went to sea with every
prospect OF making rapid voyage, and Of upboldpg
the character for speed which she attained her trial
trip few days since The incemency Of the weather
undoubtedly prevented larger number of persons from
witnessing her departure.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29
C0MMRRCILL APPAIIS.

mOnuay, January 1s-o r. -.
The stock marhet opened heavy this morning. Some
Of the fspcies advanced fraction, while others de-
clped. Quotations In very unsettled, unsteady
state and there decided indications Of deprecia-
ton TO extent At the first board, to day, Erie
Bonds, new, fell on y; Farmers Loan, y; Harlem, y,
beyond the dividend Long Island, x; and Reading
Railroad " United States s's, 1857, advanced per
cent; Erie Bends old, VI and Erie Railrosd y. There
large sales Of government and State securities and
transactions in fsncies about 10 the usual extent
Prices fell on full per cent from the opening TO the
closing Of the first board Harlem is quoted with
the dividend Of two per cent or and cas sales made
deliverable upon the opening Of the books. The saes
of NEST Of the fsncies, to day, were on time.
At the second board quotations for the fanoiee we're
allIcwer. Harlem fell on Y; Fsrmers Loan, n; Long
Island, y; Canton Company, y; with sales 10 some
extent.
The receipts ct the Office Of the Assistant Treasures
Of this port, to-day amounted to SEQ os24; paymenss
$sessa; bsIsnce, s2Toas7s.
The amount Of specie exported from this port for the
week ending the 2stb instant, sisee7; previously
this year sb4 asa; total since January 1st s7sasI.
The New York Life Insurance Company have de-
sIsred dividend Of fsrty per cent for the last eight
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

ts,ooo,oS< o. ~ SSoI,SoJ %
This is the great stumbling block; and the rspdity
with which all railroad companies swell their construc
tion truly astonishing There appears to be way
Of arrestDg this increase Of capital In 1s4l the
ruction account Of this road amounted to less than
one half Its present amount.
con,.rustion acct ssNsssz s,5siss s.ssesg s.sssa
Netineome $li446 Sls0,696 $4,000 $zs,pe
OF the in the construction account in ls4s
only s47 o41 4s was for engines and cars, leaving
s2oes for other purposes the nature Of which does
not appear. Rsaying Of track, bridge repairs &C.,
were charged to current road expenses and still there
appears to have been expenditure Of sl4s6o Is on
the main track, and s6e,os9 on the branches. The
increase In the construction account Of the Boston and
Worcester Railroad Company In ls4e Was but s7o47o
less than the aggregate net earnings for the same
Rod that had that account been closed a the
mencemsnt Of the year, and all the expenditures
charged to expense account, there would have been
but S204To for dividends, interest on debt 80.
IL has always been our impression that branch
roads improbable, and We have never seen any
statement Of their earnings and expenditures calcu
lated to that impression. The branch roads Of
the Old Colony Company have been drain upon the
earnings Of the main track and the recent report Of
the Worcester Company exhibits the same result.
The following table shows the length and cost Of the
several branches with the expense Of working thsm
and the income for the year -