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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26
AUCTION SALES.

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M 49,, .. A. HEARD, AWctioneer.
~. zee, Ar5anssas. ~ NJ seasoq lyss isk AID ofe,
Saturday. II O'Clock ii Bsnis Arcade. tjener, ef isr
ssaie,esys M once No 10 Dams, Arcade Pa,iass
oHroceries. Provisions. and Liquors.
,,,u,s - ~ fkEs, HYDE g. co.
ir aasoa saTe s. Msss1s srse ~ &c '' At
o5 boxes y nI sToSaeso choice brand.
e ossrghth casks French Brandy direct PorHiiOni
Domss.e Brandy and Gia Whisky crs Sugar;
on Co. aasoi PPe' Wines H4mu Shoulder Bel Table
Cotton 100 bag. Rio COME ss. .IIssy damaged rs
r,a,s Af Bn SIZES Ia, HYDE L ~ GO. ,
81 T. g ars%a PFe; for aeeoani Of shOm
nn Io ,i sttsTx9d; q the Slipper Press
= - 1s.e. -. !. -, O4'n4g, u ly@
Chiekerng Piano, etc, on account of departure
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctfoneer.
uEsDAY February 26 1885, at II O'clock M-sii BE- sold
ad r., street.
sns p. q na to he @
Dsmssk Sets Mirrors hne brussels Carpets Dningoom
sos Plano chanaeiets together de Kitchen Fara
A'0' ''. =. Prev Previous SU 70 which,.
W 5e sod The LEASE Of the elegant Dwelling occupied
Terms ana conditions for the Lease at The sale Terms for
S Tb ni sssh' i, t Oman s ..... .,, . a.
SAFE ty@
Coal - and Cotfou u.s..
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 co.
"WEDNESDAY February a. o'clock-wl be sold at the
w oHeass Corner Magazine and Lafayette streets
vn,., COTTON GINS
Nh can he examined at the Warehouse at any time Ds'iog
sue sale BS
BO0ts.... Brogans Shoes, Hats, etc.
B1 So Es, ii DE q co.
w hDSfsDhI February ~ az haiPast 10 oeoek-WH be
odo heu a. I1em snGti9n sae room no % nasane street
~ eases d bhooAF>S Ladies ana SHldrens Shoes
~ ea1es ~ 10, ?, "a, ,-,,n,,,,
20
EounaIY roundry ...:...... FOundry.
Is FLOhANCE ~ TAYLOR
rxrrnN-per,.1, r, g, . gIpGe , Oh Grapier street.
w eoiuey -, ~ - De s9id az the
WaIeh9use hHu ~ nIcpaity ~ oder OF Lit
~ ,,stt ny, e.. igsIiy oelssl y 3 AIay
- % ~ ~ 70 OoTNIiiI collstns o steam En-
- Cupoa W it ~ llohi fuIuee Lae sha
I 5r ools' e'c' eohiec'el WIN lns founufy'
a.t i.. N.s Il. = F. ~, a. -.
70 H noYel from lhe we uay or ne gay alter the
arrange WIN 'he PIoP'ie'Ot OF ule premises
''L olSl IonseI eon.nNance Bz
Catalogue Sale of Dry (.oods
NV n N pErTTpAIN
,,,,,,-,,sr, - - - - - 20. n -
Fe05Iary p AZ ~ oeock-"' De oil at his Anc-
noh room, ~, ~ 2 Lanai street
10 10 cases IRISH LlN S5Iis,, ? ,,,-,ys
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CORSON g. ARMSTRONG, can be found for the pres
" ent at the office of Messrs HEWITT, NORTON & Co..
No. 65 Camp street, few doors above their old sand
where all orders for STATIONERY AND PRINTING,
will be executed formerly Their business will meet with
but slight interruptions orders for full stock have already
gone forward
lyiS # CORSON & ARMSTRONG, s. Camp st.
They embrace this opportunity to return their sincere
thanks to their friends for acts OF kindness and offers of
eXtandal IN them
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10 MOEHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
In az cases OF Female Diseases, the Galvac Belt is OF IN.
esmable value 1t would take many columns were we TO
give the testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies all parts of The
Union. Weakness irregularities, low spirits, pain in the
breast and side ehoros uo abus proapss uter or falling
of the womb. eostvenes, Distracted difficult menstruaon
general postaOn OF the SYSTEM and all affections similar
character Immediately and permanently relieved by this
simple and beautiful invention. The enervatng of our
fe e s besb Az s1r NECESSARY loF e
safe ecacous the stmplant which Nature herself has
provided This is t1aiUansm, and its application by
Galvanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid every respect pleasant
and agreeable No inconvenience attends its use and the
most feeble and delicate can wear with entire and safety
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all Complaints affecting the Throat OR Head such
bronchitis, inflammation of the throat, and sick
headache dizziness OF the head neuralgia m the face. buzz
nervous, and that distressing complaint called tic douloueux
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service cases of commissions or fits
pasmodic complaints and general affections of the
bead and upper extreme Also, in Palsy and Paralysis
and all diseases caused by deficiency of power or
energy in the limbs or other organs of the body.
E Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the coun.
uy o. the most extraordinary character, be given if
~ No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use of Dr.
WHISTLES GALVANIC ARTICLES and they may
safety In many the sensation attending theiT use Is
mighty pleasant and agreeable They be sent to any part
OF the country.
THE GALVASio BELT THREE DOLLARS.
The GALVANlo NECkLACE,.. Two DOLLARS.
THE GALvANo BEAGELETs... 9NE DOLLAR EACH.
The MAGNETIC FLUID ''.'....a....ONE DOLLAR.
k The articles accompanied by full and plain direo
tons Pamphlets with full particulars be had of the
EI" For sale in NEW ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agenu,
GUINNESS d co,
d3 Iy cod Blu ~ Camp street.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

e. FOR RIGA-Rants $50 Bales Cotton TO I'll up.
asfaE The A British BARI. BLANCHE, Calhoun, mas
ter having all her cargo on board, except the above
quantity TO I'LL up. Apply to
fy26 JOHN Ii. ELLlOTT & CO, 80 Graver st.
sat FOR LIVERPOOI.-Tdkes no Grain--The fine
ssfGE Al iast.salling bark TAl, Capt Adams is now
loading with provisions and will have immediate
dispatch for the above port. For freight passage, apply
H9 G. W. OLIVER, % ST. Charles st.
a4 FOR LIVERPOOI.-Takes no GraiR--rhe hne
asHLh A fast-saing ship AGNES, Capt Smalman,
~ will have dispatch for the above port. For freight
JOHN TooLE, No. 25 Bank Place,
gS ortO G. w. OLIVER, Is st, Charles ST.
e. FOR LINERPOOI-The fine British ship CAL
esIG1 lFORNlA, Capt. Lawson, will have immediate
- dispatch for the above port For freight OF prOvi-
jas KLiSGENDER 4 CO.. % ST. Charles st.
"a FOR LIVERPOOL-Th The new British bark
NFNE BELLA DONNA, Capt Payson will take full
1a1HHas cargo of corn provisions. Apply to
jaS3 kLINGENDER Il CO., . st. Charles st.
e. FOR LIVERPOOL-The ship ARAB, Loring
3{fTFz master, is now loading and wall have dispatch.
JOHN w, ANDREWS y CO., 81 Common st.
jas or G. w. OLIVER, q ST. Charles street.
a.. FOR FREIGHT-The AL sicilian bark FIR AN
etfHH CESCA, Capt Giovanni Vela, will be ready to
- receive cargo for any port IN the Mediterranean
the first of next week. Her capacity OF 800 to 800 bales
US my" Apply W BARELLI & CO., 81 Common ST.
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, tlgHAhDS, No. Il CHARTREs STREET, Successor
y u. to X. w. Montgomery, } Importer and No
i)cdtrr IN Foreign and Domestic HARD Il A.
u1RE, offers for sale, on favorable terms,
the following:
200 tons Swedes American and English Iron, ass'd;
800 bdls. English, American and Russian Sheet, Hoop
- and Band Iron;
5000 ID BraZiers' Copper, assorted;
500 ID Block aud Bar Tin:
1OOQ Kegs Weymouth Nails;
40 tons Hollow Ware Castngs-Pos, Ovens, Spiders,
Skllets, Fire-dogs, etc.;
Cotton and Wool Cards;
Ames and Rowlqnd's Spades and Shoyes;
~ Log, Trace, Halter, Coil and Cane Carrier Chains;
Cotton and Cane Hoes, Pioughs, Corn Shelters, etc.;
Sad Irons, Patent Balances, Brass Kettes;
Tin and Japauned Wme, Hook and Plate Hinges;
Bellows, Anyils, Nises, Smiths Tongs:
Locks OF all kinds Sliding Door Furniture etc.;
Fenders, Andirois, Fire Sets
Siraub celebrated Patent Burr Stone Corn NIils
Mill and Grind Stones;
Together with every variety of goods usually found in
hardware store, Tor sale very low. au7 1mt6mW
HARDWARE, CUTLERY .ete.-JWATERMAN
Il u CO., Importers and Wh0iesdIe So
Dealers IN y9RDP.aRE, CUTLERY, ~<s2s -
IRON, STEEL, MILLS, ETC., Csign of - 4Azl-
the Anyil,) No. IA MAGAzISE STREET, lsszzSssasssi
corner OF Common, New Orleans. d21yW
, ICE-l5 casks new, for sale by
II f25 GEO. O. TAYLOR & co. rs Magazine st,
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pOARDING HOUSE FOR sALR-Tbe !.

BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE-The -
~ Lease, EnrRit%re and Fixtures Of BOARD ERsSst
ING HOUSE, with bath and all other eonve- Wsiii
niences attached; with fine run of business having
at 30 BOareT For sale reasonable terms the
proprietor being DESTROYS of retiring from the business For
further information apply al this office. fy7
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE.
VI Il B.ARGAIN-The GROCERY AND IIoUoR -
STORE, situated the of 7Ndia and Hercuies af
streets having full and complete Stock hand with III
all the FIXTURES and Appuenances, etc. with an excellent
of custom, offered for sale low Apply on the prem
SEES, to [yl6 l2tl THOMAS LYNDON
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SITUATION WANTED-A middle aged man desires
} , 2 sicSrtOn (either PERMANENT TEMPoRARY) in a
Mex House, or Cerkship board a Steamboat.
H1mpt ATa knowledge OF business good Accountant,
look keeper, VIII devote his time the
ess of W employer Has the best of testimonials Address
'' Samuel" Post. office. fy23 81
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~ h Regular Tennessee River Packet G..
Lsa1sEEFA5sizs y. WATklNS-For Tuscumbia, Florence
4zzzz1z EasipOrt, and all the landings on Tennessee
Riye-Ie magnificent and very swift running passenger
steamer c. r. WATKINS, Capt. John /; Harris will posi-
lively leave for the above ports WEDNESDAY, 9th
inst, at O'Clock P. For freight passage, apply to
fy22 II. b. SMITH, 81 Magazine st
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40. g. TAN i.DR g. co. DeGlers in CeBeo, (7aE.
- 80 Bdes Rec anil UestcrH Produce, No. IS Maya
Nne street, New Orleans. ty25
E,I- MR, W. G.. FIFE is our authorized AGENT 10
Transact al business Of the House. per noara act passed
ihE day before A. G. Ainsworth Notary Public.
GEO TAVInR a.
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HYDE & OGLEsBY, u Poydras st.
or O. Nj MHITE Is PnYirns slraff

r. y Regular He'd River Packet AfED0ISA
Lf5ts5 For Port Caddo Shreveport Eatchifoehes and
1zsZ1sz1E Alexandria The magnificent, fagtfunning
Passenger packet MEDORA, Capt. IS. APPLICABLE will POSI-
lively leave for the above and all Intermediate landings,
TUESDAY, 18th inst at o'cioclgP. M For freight or
passage, apply on board, 9rto
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HOUSES FOR cALIFoRNIA.
SHERMAN'S M.w patea4 TRUSS,

~ CAUrI0NPso lrsd should BE- Gs.are na neg hgse
Securely esoig Strengthened H1aG, E az iIz ao'yofsr 0s
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DOOR MATS AND CANTON MATING.
4 LlCANF MATS 100 bales Nos. !, and 3, Just
JUTE, ROPE, JENNY LIND, and other kinds
spanish Mating.
few pieces left suitable for Offices Theatres, Halls,
A, "a and GA
CoOred and white Mating of superior quality.
Together with Floor Oil Cloth Table Oil Cloth Garnet.
ing Bazes Rugs, Table Covers, Window Cornices Trans
parent Window Shades, etc. etc.
CIIITTENDEN & CAMERON,
fy2l 1t 26 Charities and "a Cpsfombouse sts
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French COttOnndes ............ French COttOnades.
BY f. IL. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY February 10 O'eloek-Wl be sold AT his Auc
l. ton Room, No Canal street
5 tales super heavy French COTTONADES.
Worms bsrAl a sNIe. iY2b
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An q iil Sni T,y5a N I UI i5Ou-
zzzss2zSzR On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at 5
O'Clock, potvely.-The and splendid fast run.
receiving freight and illeave above For freight
or passage, having fine accommodations apply board
POydras street wharf, or to
HYDE & oGLEsBY, II Poydras st.
The Hungarian is entirely boat and was built
expressly for the above trade and will 20 direct to Plus
burg. fvse
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Ss1fA pessa that IS not Ready LoGdedThe substantial
: -, eoppered and copper fastened brig CfCLOPS,
X. Calhoun master. She has board twOthirds of her
cargo, and will leave about the 18th inst For balance of
freight, apply board the Chagres Steamship Wharf
at LAFAYETTE, or to BARELLl & CO.. 81 Common st.
N. Il. WINS vessel will nsnrn hest TERMS fig
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MARVELLOUS ACCOUNTS IRON CALIFORNIA
The Pacific News, Of the 10Th April, received by
the Alabama, gives the following wonderful story
Of new discovery of gold, as related by one Of a
party of emigrants. The News, speaking Of the
expedition, says:
The route Law in a northeast direction from the
place of departure and full Of difficulties Stri
king the Mabahve River, they followed its course
some distance, crossing and recrossing as neces-
sity compelled, some days as often as fifteen
times, leaving it where it makes bend to the
southeast towards the Colorado, into which it emp
ties. Obstacles were encountered at various
parts of the journey almost insurmonntable, in
the shape of mountains of rock which they had to
climb and mountains Of snow which they could
not avoid narrow gorges through which they had
to pass and still narrower cliffs along whose sides
nothing but mule could pass with a prospect Of
safety, and where the slightest misstep would land
rider and all hundreds Of feet below but they
pushed on TO about 230 miles from the Pueblo the
point for which they started. Here, among the
eastern spurs of the Sierra Nevada, they found the
object of their search-gold-and silver too and
in such quantities they had not dreamed ola per-
feet mountain Of rocks with silver and gold min
gled and commingled in solid masses, weighing
from one TO many tons. The quartz proved to be
exceedingly hard, to such degree that during
their short stay all their implements, made for this
particular purpose before starting, were completely
WOIH Oub III tue OpSIdtOH VI otu OldStlilR.
The strangest part of the whole discovery is yet
to be told. These large bouldeTs Of gold silver and
quartz have the gold in the South end and the sill
in the North end. No exceptions were found
in their examinations, the silver being the most
abundant Of the two In the words Of the person
who on the spot, there is enough silver there
to sink every ship in this harbor."
Possibly some may look upon this account as a
Jest, and, far the practicability of putting the
discovery to any at present is concerned il is
All the water to be found for miles and miles
around is highly impregnated with salt salaratus,
or both. Not single drop Of water free from one
or the other of these properties did one Of the party
obtain during the ten days Of their stay The whote
region is perfect waste, and disease and death must
inevitably follow any prolonged stay. On their
return they met large company going to the
same spot. A true statement of the difficulties
and dangers of further prosecution Of the expedi-
ton induced about two hundred to turn back-fifty
went on.
The gentleman named, from whom these facts
have been obtained, is now in this city, with speci-
mems in his possession, brought from the mother
mountain. They are the most singular and beauti!
full we have seen, and one need only to see
them, and hear him, to be convinced that nothing
has been told but the truth.
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GOLD AND SILvER.-At time when the mines
Of California are yielding vast amount Of the
precious metals, which will at enter into the
currency of the world, the following statistics from
report of Albert Gallatin, on currency ETC., will
be read with interest;
"The total amount (says hey of gold and silver
produced by the mines of America to the year 1903
inclusively, and remaining there exported 70
Europe, has been estimated by Humboldt at about
100000, 900 dollars and the product Of the years
lS04-30, may be estimated at 750,000000; if to
this add 600,000000, the nearly ascertained pro-
duct to this time of the mines of Siberia about
4j0,000,000 for the African gold dust and for the
product of the mines Of Europe (which yielded
about 100000 year, in the beginning of this
century, from the discovery Of America to this
day, and 300,000,000 for the amount existing in
Europe prior to the discovery Of America, we find
total not widely differing from the fact, of 7,200-
600. 1t is much more difficult to ascertain the
amount which now remains in Europe and America
together. The loss by friction and accidents might
be estimated, and researches made respecting the
total amount which has been exported to countries
beyond the Cape Of Good Hope; but that which
has been actually consumed in gliding, plated
ware, and other manufactures of the same charac-
ter, cannot be correctly ascertained From the
imperfect data within our reach, it may, we think
be affirmed that the amount still existing in Europe
and America certainly exceeds 1000, and most
probably falls short of $5,000,000000. OF the
medium Of 81 300, 900, 900 which we have assumed
it appears that from one-third to two-fths is used
as currency and that the residue consists of plate,
jewels, and other manufactured articles. 1t is
known that of the gross amount of 81 200, 900 000
about ST 800, 100000, or one-fourh of the whole in
value, and one forty eighth in weight consisted of
gold. OF the 4j0,000,000, the presumed remain
ing amount in gold and silver, the proportion of
gold is probably greater account of the exporta-
ton to India and China having been exclusively in
silver and of the. greater in preventing every
possible waste in an article so valuable as gold"
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REcoRDER's CoURr-First Manicipdlity.--The ca ice Of
Captain Handhan, Of the Independent Towboat Company
charged with collecting and ming certan moneys belong
ing to the line, was under examination before Recorle,
Genois. The testimony seemed TO show that the CAPTAIN
merely appropriated the topay portion Of the amour
due him for 1erces-at the affairs of the company were
embarrassed conditonand that this was the only course
left him. No fraud in the transaction was proved
John Burns aias Chips, brought up TO answer the
complaint of Gaeano FabO, who keeps saiors boarding
house Front Levee Hospital Streets Fabio stated
that he had secured one Perry the Eli Whitney
and that Chips insisted upon having the man for his own
house. dispute arose. and Chips taking the clothes Of the
sailor, carried them of inucement for the man follow
him. Finding this would answer the perseyeng land
lord called at Fab0s house and beat all hands as
for Perry want OF discemen in patronzng the establish
nent The Recorder sent the before the First District
Court.
Sarah Ann Kelley, it is reported by Mathilde Manuel,
unproyokedy assaulted her with pitcher and Ratchet
woundng and bruising the complainant sad rate The
assaan viii appear for trial before the First District Court
julia Harrison deposed to sundy acts of violence committed
by one Ellen Dorman, who threatened storm the house.
sack the premises and annhiate the complainant All Of
which occurred in Maras street. near ST. Louis at the hour
of
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Notice.


~ Owing to the numerous complaints of vessels trading
in the New Canal of detention and damage caused by the
large number of small craft and boats occupying the harbor
at the Lake entrance and in The Canal above the BRIDGE
notice hereby given that from and after the 18th June next
all Steamboats, Vessels, Yachts, Boats and other craft of
every description, viii be charged TOLLS oreach and every
time they come inside of the Light house, the same as if the
whole distance the city used and that the Collector Of
Tolls at the Lake end of the Canal will required to coec,
the in conformity with the 18th section of the Charter
follows:
That the said Company shall be entitled to receive from
every vessel entering sad Canal not exceeding thirty
seven and half cents for every OF the admeasured bur-
then OF said vessel and in proportion for any boat of les
burhen than and the request of any owner
master of boat vessel navigating said Canal or of the
Collector Of Tolls shall be lawful for each of them to
choose one to the number of tons which SAID
boat or vessel capable of carrying and the same
IN hgure on the head and stern of said boat, and the said
boat SO measured and marked shall always be permitted
pas through said Canal for the price per which the
number Of tons marked shall amount and if the owner OF
master of such vessel shall decline choosing person resident
within one league and half Of the place where such toll
payable TO ascertain the tonnage thereof then the amount
such tonnage shall be fixed by appointed for thai
purpose by the said Collector of Tolls; and the said toll shall
be paid according to such measurement.
Also, that article 9Th of municipal regu atoms will b.
enforced.
Art. g. That every vessel not employed in loading
unloading cargo shall pay five dollars per day during the TIM
they may remain in the Canal Basin or Harbor countn,
fIom the eighth day after their arrival.''
H. J. RANNEY.
New Orleans, May 10, 1850. myA I'm
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFIcE,


ToBACC0-There was more animation in the Tobacco
market, and 26 hhds disposed as foows Al hhis
81 Aa "a and r at so rs hhds IA at ~ so at TX
and IA at 5's lOhhds at 80 hhds at zSc qB b. and
"A on private terms.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-We noticed sales of 100
hhds Sugar former rates-say 5495ic for Fair to Prime
Moasses dull small lots selling at 25@1c for Reboied
FLOuR-Receipts light and prices firm. Sales about
1000 bbs including 14O bbs Ohio 81 3 TAG from steam
boa at 81 49, 300, in small lots, 81 50Os7 U.s. 100 ST.
Louis (unbranded) at 81 2 300 Superne ST. Louis lin two
ots) at ~ 75$7 So 100 do Choice CStar brandt at IS
and 200 Choice Illinois IS Is " Dbl.
GRAlN-COm was in better request at unchanged prices
and noticed sales of nearly 5000 SKIS including 1000 SKIS
Yellow at g. $40 e. $50 at IS 400 Yellow and White at
81 and IS, 44O White g. and 200 70 qP bushe Oats
steady Sales 1870 SKIS Illinois 60c sp bushe Bran further
improved, and 800 SKIS sold at 81 so " 100 ID.
PROVISIONS-Pork market quiet, and transactions con-
fined TO small sales at Sll 90 for Mess and 50 75s9 90 for
Prime. of Beef, 80 bbs Prime taken IS 2IS D. bb
Bacon unchanged so oks Prime Missouri Sides brought Sc
y ibc
COFFEE-Demand active and prices advanced Sales
1000 bags to fill Western orders chiefly, follows: 1000 bags
Rio at SS4, $50 at g. 200 at 81, and 500 St. Jago at SIC
- ID.
HAY-A lot of $50 bales North River, from vessel was
taken at s96 ~ ton.
LARD Oll4-42 bbs from store, brought SIC % gallon
WHISKY-About 80 bbls, in small lots were taken at &c
for Rectied.
FREIGHTS-B vessels filling up for Liverpool at
3-l6d for Cotton
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Genuine Medicine Warehouse
No. 159 Charities st. New Orleans.

Il WRIGHT & CO. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
- every department of their business have agreed with lie
opretors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
sany supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
far below the usual market prices By this arrangement theJ
are enabled 10 offer for the Inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found in this any ohe
CITY, Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines they have acquired faeie
IC Tor nS this particular department The liberal
exceedingly low, that the purchaser fail TO realize
handsome cenage his investment, either at WhOlesaI
or Retail AT their establishment may be found a IA
assortment of A. Ill GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part of their assortment
can be furnished to dealers eases, twenty
twenty per cent cheaper than manufacturer Iegu La
prices: