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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND PHIIADELPHIA-NEw YORK
ard Philaasphs Diroct-Unitsd states Mail Iirs--
roygh n ~ hsvrs via New Jerssy Railroaa-Far. re-
bev r9ra from foot o. Ceurtlsndt street. and ~
- ~ and Y. ~, from foot Of Liberty street. Lava
Ihladsldhis At q and A. N. snd Up r. from fcos 81
walnut street wv "
CAMDEN AND ArBoy RAILROAD LINE ron
fhils1elnhis, seven o'clock, A. NJ snA half past sns
geloet N. ~ s.ssnbos, JOHN PoTfER s.iiy. tsss.
says ercerted from Pier No. North River. Fste-nus
thsr ears - seesat elias cara A ~
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AmUsEmENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUM's MUSEUM PHILADELPBIA-P. T. BAR
ID rum, Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford Assirt
Msnaser.-Re- of the DISTINGUISHED and
talented children Kate snd Ellen Bsteman whose Asensh
ing delneaons have met with the unqualified approbsos
Of Overlooking houses during the week They appear
this week in number Of their choicest selections. Tho
whole appear admirable piece every
ing. The Chinese fsmly remain this week only Perform
In the afternoon three o'clock; in the
evening at Wednesday evening" benefit OF the Bate
Admttance % cents children under axe
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FANCY GOODS.


NEW FANCY ARTICLES JUST RECEIvBD.-J.
IN StOuyenel Co. No. s John street, have q splendid
assortment Of new Lamps C.ndelasrAs Can
Mante Ornaments Of every description plain white sna
decorated China Dinner Dessert and Tea sets Cut plain,
aud pressed glass, of entirely patterns Celored
Glass for ohurhes steamboats, and private houses sut 70
design also beau tful assortment Of Gas 20
The latest style Of French and Enxlsh rattens All the
above have been selected by g. s. and his tssts
ntee to to quality and cheapnese
j. CO. John street and factory So and 60 vsssy "
7 Attest NEWS BY THE srEANsHIP-A NJ. h 4.
IL Davis 395 broadway have received large assormspt
curtain materials Of description Lace and muslin
eurtsins French window oornioss and shades gmps ee
which they selling Ut remarkable Low prices Call and
collar LAMPS CHANDELIERS. GAS PENDANTS
- Mantle Csndelabras, GrAndolss 40 Of cornslilss
bossod work. Silver plated Tea-sets TsblefOrks, 81.
Spoons dor Casters Cate and Fruit baskets ivory
handle Table knives Tea-trays, ko- AsBER MORGAN.
l52 william between Fulton and Ann opposite the Chsroh
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AMUsE mENTU.

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GS mi ID D.:.::s i N cs. s
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ff Discs 7: '' cl:ts . .s1 f y.
S Siiss Y s.n, Family ciro. TSiri Tier ss;
iSu:. ... 70 A.. rA:rs 9,
ssrsop rsTfSrn.i.; :: s.iosifhs
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s.: .n n:..
The iTALiAN BEIGANpS, .a =. sstr. asv priasipis.-
sis: :snRs::S ~ J:;.:: E.;! :.,.:s IISTfIs:ss
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston rLAol-xAx MA
rs..ss soi: Lessee sad n.n.s.r Of prs;
:.TsS seats ess-Tus:ssy evening" SsSs a. the sstss-
SsSH sass s:ss MIN z; , s Z
the :s:Spd Tin; 1n:ri.. hs grad f.iy ballet tx..ss
AND cox. Ts s..siad. with La B0aEHIiNNE orss
y Vii. es:.sis: fr:s.s ana s..: L.. s:s..:
OLrnPIo THEATRE. BRoADwAE a BaANoa OF
pyss x. Sarl.. sa.s fsss. sa.:
1aa CeIan Mr. Sloan; Jack corsn hsses,
s,s .. fss
,:. y. s:s i:as. @
Dofeh hho rareuot " oents; 20 1fsrs, ~ oonts.
EELI5bows ETHIOPIAN opls. TROUPE p rEI-
- LOWS, Manager Of this popular Band Of Rthispian
hnstres respectfully informs his friends thaS
In consequence Of the splendid Hall being built
Tatersal ground not yet being finished he will ooto his
Concerts in this great Metropolis for shsrt They
will In their As about the nrst Of October
next
CAsTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR TIE RBCEP-
" uon Of visters during tho day, from A. ~ till r. n
IL 10 the largest and beautiful In the
anordng superior opportunity for readnx nodia.ions
undisurbed promensdcs while viewing the shppins
treese. Admission. l24. cents.
TIVE MINsTREES CURsR-A GROUP IN MARBLE
by Charles EulerThis work which received the
great gold medal the Naonsl Exhibition at Pars sae,
s TO the public the of the National
mittanoe cents season tickets 20 cents Open from A
NJ. till Top. NJ.
THE ORIGINAL CAsPANoL0GIANs, OR SWISS
Bell Ringers, who created such great sensation in
America, in 1874 IS 81, and IL, their from
Europe where they have been perf ning and intend giving
series Of concerts in New YORK Since their last
in this city they have learned great oyetsros
valtIes susdes, and polfas, They have also had
set Of BELLS $50 in number being the largest scale and most
musical hand bells Mr. j. H. Hamnet, the ees
brated Campanero who has created such sensation Eu
Will Glao and play come OF The most diteu
music on his musical oampapRs.
MADAME RoDOLPH. THE GREAT FEMALE AsTRo-
IVA Logger takes this opportunity inform her friends and
the public generally that She has just returned from the
West Indies and be consulted from nine A. NJ TO twelve
w. sns from to eight r. NJ at so Howard street. pp
stairs
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JENNY LIND.

CASTLE eARDEN.-xDLLE JENNY LIMBS SIXTH
Pss. Castle Garden. on tuesday evening" sspssaSss
1''A ''' PROGRAMME.
opsGoed 4 yssns sis silctti vE San MsssT
Iria~"Prend per me- Kadlls Jenny LIND i En-
crsna zansacri; cIus.dei. aIst tim. 81 per- D'A's'
B.iiaSMsy tn: sad Sc. waves. asae Jenny
Line The Brides IS .t Of Venice -F'nta'iA Due
ppo-scOn p.tien,s .oportisemo." Asdile. Jenny
Lind and sisnOr Bsllstu. IL fanatcs per la mu-
Fantasa-Panoforte MT Holman. Thalberg.
PART II.
Overture tzsmps).. .... .,:.......... Hersld.
Lire; Two Flutes, hessrs. Kyle and sisds, Camp
BsrssHcis1i.ls porps dsi milo brick Sig BE: '''''
rinsis.Ah nos Gisnss sS onnss 1Saa Bsui.
"Tse l,rdsmsns song" by general desire, Mdhs.
6.ndSe.or Benedict. rhs orehs..r. win consist of
Prise: :. s,sts: iioP Ga a:ssrdi:E iSs:,S.
the and tickets obtained
Doors open Concert to commence 81 ossok
cSisIsIns. grand Piano. win b. used .. shI. oo...r
words Of the Songs or 20 Castle
G Is sE tho hsr to get the
Jenny ns . .ssn to visit Boston for the purpose
to New York 70 resume the series Of her concerts.
pRonENApI TICKETS FOR JENNY LIND's CON-
cert. Tuesday night, september 24th-In order TO
cert WILDE quarter before oeiosi TsssSsy
evening which time they may be procured at the Atlantic
Price 81 each Six different ticket be opened at
the above hour At Atlantic Garden No persons with Pro-
nenade Tickets will be admitted in the Castle Garden
fail to STRIVE In the Garden by before o'clock
The Concert will until ali persons having
Promenade Tciets have arrived within the Garden
doors Ill open at s o'clock. y. 7. BAkNUM.
Jenny LIMBS SIXTH CONcERT-NorICE TO HOLD
Of the White and Yellow eooured Promenade Tckets
The subscribe heye has
their beisg good for this night will
them Of their value Alton is made this day. James
Houghs Exchange ONCE 222 Broadway under the Museum
Asos few choice Balcony seats for sale p ~ HORsLEY
Jenny LIMBS LAST CoNCERT.-A FEW OF THE
choicest seats for Jenny Lnds last concert Tuesday
evening Sept 2th be obtained reasonable prices
wv. HALL q SONS, 23s Broadway, cor. Park Place.
Jenny LINDs LAST CoNCERT-A FEW OF TUE
choicest seats for Jenny Lnds last Concert Tuesday
evening September 2h DO obtained at the Commercial
Hotel, 70 Cortlandt street.
JINNY LIND CONCERT TICKETs.-MEssRs WIN
Hall Son. 2 Broadway have purchased all the tickets
Tuesdays Concert of whom they can be procured at
nall advance from the cost price.
Jenny LIND-EIGHT OF THE VERY BEST SEATS
fer Jenny LindS last concert Tuesday evening Sep
TENDER 2ith may be secured BY spplysg At
Jenny LIMBS LAST CoNCERT.-FoR SALE FIFTY
adv ntaReousy usted seats for the this
evening" the la,t Of hademoisee Lnd appearance Apply
at the lrving House.
Jenny LIND OPERA GLASSES AT WHOLESALE
prices in the Optical store ~ Bowery between Hester
and aker streets This establishment Is well for
the superior quality Of sPsetaes manufactured there TO
suit every eye.
Jenny LIND OPERA GLAssEs-AN INVOICE OF
powerful Opera Glasses for sale, at low price, by
VICTOR BlsHlP, importer, rs Maiden Lane up stairs
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MADAME RoDoLPH. rue GREAT FEMALE AsTRo-
IVA Logger takes this opportunity to inform her friends and
the public generally that she has just returned from
Vest Indies and can be consulted from nine A TO twelve
stairs
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AmUSEMEN

RowIRY THEATRI-TUEsDAY EVENING, sRPrRN-
~ Der 1850 will be performed the h.tsrsL play
styled THE AVE. 0Ek-Blackburn. the Avengsr, Mr.. j.
Wailaek, Jr Sir Baldwin Briary, Mr. TtOn; Sir Robsrs
Faby, M H.milton; Philip. Mrs. waLAek. Jr kdwin
Ersrly Miss Denim; Alice Raby Miss WsDyss. Miss G.
Ifsrt win appear and sing OF her nest admired
drama Of the SONS OF sWID1N-Cslonsl WAlstsin, Mr..
vitoni Bernard Mr. Lester Ulnos Mss Ws~yss Busts
MIS- Boa dley Doors at quarter before u sommsnss
t7h o'clock Boxes 6centG Pit l2,< cents.
RURToN's THEATRE. GHAnDIRS srRRET-TUIs-
day evening September ~ will bs paaysd again WILD
MI fSlmsn Rover strolIins player. ". Lester Egh
Dory Mr. Bland Lady Mrs Kssss .slis Mrs.
Hughes Jane Cannon, Miss Hill. To senslsae with the
ar Surt0Si Tbs Mayer Of ,Ls Sy Blasa BsI Drs.:
O'clock.
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TELEGRAPHlC.

BOSTON AND NEW YORK TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
ID once Ne. Wall street, (seeopd story This Fas
70 Ne. Haven, Hartford, sprsghsd froyids~es aas Boz
ton The dcrrstches printed BY the
Capital fetter-thul avoiding tie necessity Of trans
atins rsnscribins and consequent liability 10
The patrons e this line may depend punetus trans
mission and delivery OF their messages Dispatches will
be at thsr oces unlsss the wires in
order PoeFor messages Of ten words cents; and Ger
JAMES sryRors, Frs.do.A
nArrus r. CLARE CLERK Of the CorporatiSn.
New York Sent. IL ls5a.
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ENELL0WS' ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE q. EEL
LOWS, Manager Of this popular Band Of Rthispian
kinstrss respectfully informs his friends Aaa patrons
In consequence Of the splendid Hall being on the
Tattera ground not yet being finished he will cloe his
Concerts in this great Metropolis for short They
will reopen their AAl about the ootstex
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. It's CHATHAM sQUAxk.-THIh
elegant place OF Amusement now open for the sssson
Two performance are given day, At In
the Afternoon AID half past in she evening Ths enter
tainments consist of Leas unrvaed company " FomAls
hnsrelsthe celebrated and Arab Girls troupe 81
Model Artists who viii Personify some ssd sRlesdd
rsProsen atons Of Living Stuary and who exoted b.
none in regard to beauty and nsure variety Of enter
ainnents afternoon and evening For full partiou
lara see bills Of each day Admson-Sssts In private
TX cents.
W0NDERFUL! TRULY wONDERFULt-THE PER.
w formances of Rhigls the Greek the Olympic thea
ire every evenipg-words cannot describe them. The
diepee Monday night could not reprss their astons
ment.
THEATRE VARIETIES, NEW oRLEANs.-ALL PER
sons north Of Louisville having any business arrange
ments to maize with this theatre will communicate with
". ii. Chppendale, ESQ., who is my appointed agent
THoS. PbACIDE.
WI CHrrySDALE, l2l Mercer street. New York
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EoR sALE-AyERY SUPERIOR BUILT. LTGHr CART.
With TOP complete, nearly ner Also set Of orc,
single harness. Apply o. Mr. Yaadpsn. Livery STABLES,
Pfln,e at. opposite miles Theatre Proe, tloo fcr
Ind harness.
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TO RENT-oN REAsoSABLE TERns-THr LiRsr

floor aud cellar Of No. Il Broairsy opposite Rector
street.. lately occupied By John T. Brsham-sn sseesnt
stand for busness The roemt ssn1sct go are hsh Ard
spacious sud the cellar n The best IN the street ne
rooms and cellar viii Ne rented rarsely ~ together Pre-
sent lease expires MAJ si 1863 Ersssson sven mmsdiatsiy.
Tof tsrus afrfv on The TrrH1ffra.
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CAsTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR TIE RBCEP-
~ tion Of visiters during tho day, from ~ till r n
Is the largest and most beAs.fsI room In the eeapsy
undsturbed promensdcs while viewing the sea- shippnS.
and delightful scenery sreund and inhAnS sst.
breeae Admission, 12S, cents.
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DOARDiNG HOUSE roR sALE-A LARGE DoUpLs
ID Heuss, banesomeiy furnishss. supplied WITH tsths,
nj full Of bcardsr. making meney, and cold
bargain. Jested 10 the yisinty 81 College place Ad-
trefs l.. ~, a. the Herald Once
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AMUsEmENTs IN BROOKLYs,

RRooKLYN MUSEUM CORNER OF FULTON AND
ID Orange grand entrance in Orange street, thrown
open for the reception Of ysters
nent for Elk pghts with Mr. c. kemble Mason, Mr. D;
be ted the historical play entitled LILLIAN TELL
william Tell Mr. G. X. Mason Gesler Dr. Kingsley Albert
Mrs Lowell To be followed by the play called the MUMMY
Ginger Blue MT D. Rice TO conclude with sfayorite
at half past Admission, % cents sd seats ~
cents.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A JBLEECKER WILL sELLAT AUCTION, THIS DAY,
"A. Tuesday, sept Path at ~ o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange ot the Sou OF 9Th Avenue
aud stat sreeta valuable for immediate
Sale positive. Terns easy.
A UCTioN NoTIcE.-PIANos, sEaAPHINE. FuRNI-
"A ture nc. This day. at 10 o'clock, at No. Is Spruce
street will be sold assortment of Furniture from
family removed for the convenience Of SALE
riey " Parlor Bedroom Furniture second hand
Pisnocrss. by BrosdwoOd Of London slsssnt6
octave Paror seraphiRe Organ with bass for
church, lodge, or rarlor. Sale positive.
W. MCCORMICK Co., Auotisnsera
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EoR RENT-THE LOWER PART or eENrE

EOR RENT-THE LOWER PART or a GENrEKL
House. in the vicniy Of ne battery and the furniture
for sale To lady and gentleman contemplating kespng
house, opportunity presents tHn which seldom
The establishment contains hsndsene o. octave iauc
sodto cash customer for t75a Address A. B. tot .ts
rCg q tkisTaper.
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NATIONAL TBEATRE-CHATHAM sTRHxr MAR
~ kSossveit-sSls Lessee and pr'yr..or H. tsrdy
tragedy Of OTHELL o-lAgo, Mr. Booth othsllo, H. A.
Kerry Gsssine hsf.yor Duke vs.ies seymour 0rs-
p Grattan Pas styrsn By Miss hsixiaa- tn. whss V
eonclsds th the farce Of the OMNIBUS-PA Rooney
Seymour Mr. Ledger Mr.. lser; Mr. Dssbs Herbert;
Dobbs MIS- bastonvile Boxes sens; Pit. l2k cents
at performance to commence past o'oleoL
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AhEklCAN HuSEUn.-P. BARNUA.
- Proprietor and Manager j. Green wood. Jr Assistant
Managerial chance 70 be merry for all this week, COM
msncng Monday Sept 2 1860. Rarcss Songs, Dances and
Music every afternoon Every evening
also saturday afternoon the great moral domestic drama Of
THE DkuNKARD This afternoon, the comic farce Of Mr.
ANB MRS. WHITE, with comic Duet aud comic dance
by the characters Polka National will be danced. Also
double Pas Dc Natelot Ballad, by Miss Ksosh A va
rety OF Ars Waltzes &C. by the Lancashire Bell Ringers
This evening the much admired play OF TIE DRUNKARD
Among the euriostes splendid bust Of Jenny Lind.
The Negro turning white is at the Also
mont. the French Fortune Tsller ke, Sc. Afternoon
performances at B. Evening at ~ o'clock Admission IS
children under 10 years l2H cts.
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ofdninr snd drawinF he first door and
on four hsr bedrooms with pahtries attached Pr
table sad atten dance furnished The house rerso
With an the modern improvements and ighed Nth sts
tbroughou1 Arpiy At So noustoa street.
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yI,s ,so5s cSSstft Fable Ethibtion. 80 A.. ~
tfsnee on Broasway. Aiso aIse tsgm, vita
As hruhei Rooms Tor single Gentlemen with q With
ept hoard Arrly No. CO. Broadray y. Y.
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LeR sALE-TnE sPLENpTp NV rnREE sroRY.

brown stone trout House on 1reny- 1tth street, be-
tween Fosrth and LsKtnrton aysnues furnished with al
the modern improtemsns and rsdy for immediate
raney iu-ill be s"d cheap and bat s-s part cf the
purohsss msney required % - paid. Apply 70
GRO ). DOUGHTY, ~ Broadway.
onno.lfa EIaaa
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CHRISTY's OPERA HOUSE, a7s BROADWAY ABOVE
Grand .srsenopen ~ night during ,h. w.st un.
further NOTES.-The original and vol known Christys
Mn.relS comprising an efficient and sse eorps f
asntea and experienced performer under the n..-
succession Of four have bee. received With hvsr
by highly respectable an audsaoss Tck-
cents Doors open at eemmsnce at oeeek Afssrnosn
Concert every saturday, commencing At r. n. On and
and commence at half past oeloek.
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TIVE MINsTRELS CURsR-A GROUP IN MARBLE
by Charles NulerThis work OF which received the
great gold medal at the Naonsl Exhibition At Paris lss
to the public the Of the National
Academy Of Design, 663 Broadway opposite Bond
mttanoe cents Season tickets % cents Open fron A.
N. Till 10 z. NJ.
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u GARDINER. AUcTIoNEER-yALrABLE LEASE.

" u o'clock; at The middle pier o. Coehiis. SIP
and ths Eagls u the Valley each carrying ~ tons Or
40 barrels under deck The above boats new lyp a.
the Atlantic Docks here they be seen until ID.
ing Of sale Sale without reserve. 70 close an este
X = hthP, Auetioneer.
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HORSES. sc.
NETWORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
Auction sales Of Horses Carriages Unrnssa Saddles
sc Monday AMI Nedn IL o'clock
JOHN IA. GATPiELD. Proprietor.
years old IS hands high perfectly hind sad gentle
want Of use Apply at No n 96n street. Al,o. grey
10 hands high. lind in all harness. and ass saddle
horse, perfectly gentle, for fale Low.
yfoR sALE-A RoAN-coLoRED CANADIAN PONY
feprteen hands high, With long tail four years old
hind in trge harness good traveller and snsesnt
saddle horse. Apply al rs Stone street.
L,oR sALE-A BAY HORSE ABOUT sIITEys HANDS
IL hisb, and Ave years cid .ouaa, knd, sal irossly
reason !or parting with him Is want Of For pareu
inquire At Us Maiden Lane, corner Of water street.
EouND-A GRAY HORSE SEVEN OR rfcHT YEARS
old vhieh the owner can have BY paying charges In
quire at zoe Thirty sixth street, New York
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WANTS.

WANTEp-A FIRST RATE oooK-APPLY AT las
w West Eleventh street.
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Two BARBERs-ToRsALE. A BARBERs sHoP sIru-
atea ~ enc ot the best locations dsinH trade
he stoek tnd hkurest tarran, because ths
leave and attend 70 ether AaAEsm.ass the kous, 10
wv 'IinRNAN 1, rrlt.r ..r.. n... IN. ..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

TObacco-There was a good demand for Tobacco and
over $50 hhds changed hands, follows; 12 bids, a at
81, "a at II at T. and at 81 122 hhds, "a at7k, q
ats 20 at o. 10 at 81, and at AZ at ", II at SO
R at 6, and 81 at SIC " ID.
Sugar and MOIasses-Pnces steady. Sales Of Sugar
about 900 hhds mostly for the West. Fair 4z04, Prime
595Ac " ID. OF Moasses 100 bbs were taken at 220s7c
v gallon.
FIour-The Flour market was without much activity,
but prices remain steady Sales 800 bb including 100
Superne st Louis s6 25 go Illinois at 81 , 100 u1bran.
ded at Is IS, and - Extra at 81 " Dbl
Grain-Market without change Sales 5000 sacks Corn,
including 1900 Yellow s., $500 sacks, mostly White 20,
400 TO- and lOO 73D75c " bushe $50 sacks Prime 81
Louis Oats were taken 63c " buse and 150 sacks Bran
lin three lots) at 81 25@s1-H y 100 ID.
POrk-Pnme in request Sales so bbls Mess at $40 Is,
30 do go 50 50 at % 50 400 Prime at g. and 34
do IS 125. sale of 900 ID Bulk Sides made
44(943Gc " fb.
BacOn-Prices steady Sales Is casks Missouri sides al
3-lOc " b.
Lard-Market firm. Sales HOO kegs Prime lin two lots
237 bbls do and 325 kegs Choice at 74c ID.
Cofee-Prices firm. Sales 800 bags Rio at sf0sz, and
1872 at SIC y b.
me-A cargo sale of 1900 to 1900 casks Camden 81 CO.
SaIt-2O0 sacks Turks Island sold at &c. and LOO
Liverpool Fine 81 1884, deliverable from the Brooklyn
Warehouse.
Gunny Bagssaes 25 900 &c in bales, and rs 900 at
slight reduction from that price.
Hemp-We heard of lot of IS bales Dew Rotted sold
$95 " ton.
Whisky-Market dull Sales 100 bbls Rectifed at %, g
at 2214(O221s, and so Raw at 231ac v gallon.
Naval StOres-Sales $50 bbls 81 BIZ for Rosn ant
81 s71a for Pitch.
FreightsA shipment for Liverpool of 1900 bales CotoI
was made at 3. I6d 9Y ID.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

A New WAY TO MAKE CENr.-In front Of
the Tribune office, New York, an enterprising
young Spectator has established swing chain
suspended from spring scale, the clock face oil
which is surmounted by red and white umbrella
looking like the American flag knocked into a
cooked hat. As you pass along the crossing the
chair touches your knees, and you hardly re-
sist the polite invitation to "just sit down and be
weighed-only cent" In this acetgh the little
fellow picks up good many pennies, and will
doubtless live to occupy front sofa at the Opera
with his daughter, and see his wife flaunt through
Broadway in her carriage