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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-23

cheap Goods
600 yards printed Lawns fast colors, at 10 cents
cents per yard,
iooO yards Richest 0rgandy Musins at s7l cents,
1905 yards BAreges, all styles at Is cents
70 cases 500 pieces Irish Linens warranted pure Flax from s. 90
piece
each EllllL '-It 10.
THOMAS BRADY,
Splsew ~ CHlRTRHs sgRxET -,
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~ For Louisville, Evsnsvils Hnderaoa magnificent
packet BOsrONA Caps Jas a. Rre hsyig been
unavoidaoy detained, will leave THIS EVENING
socsck, al which hour will please board
apps BUTLER g. MOORE, As Poydras 1t.
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PGger sE'arehoatse.

~ -INUs % OAMP 9IREEIs
eTT SHELDON &c FOIvTETI, aieof "a Camp street,
have removed, sire m Fine 6s Camp street. satoneIz
Publishers and aot who may sut ~ thing connected with
The PAPER BUSINESS Will FAD a large and new stock now
opened and arriving daiy
NJ r4ay he
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-23

eF-AAr9 HiAA A4AAFlAk uhily
No Among which IA
Fbolseap and Letter Papers, Of Glt
qtialiftes;
Packst Post, Folio Post, Fla Cap,
Deny and Msdium;
OesH K Hurlbulls eele5raied Vii
ting Papers, Of al SariGt;ss and
p1'ieesj
Printing Paper, Of erery dssersp-
lion, from the Rock Hand Nils,
Columbus, Ga
Assorted CoioTed Papers;
Patent EHpsIope PGper;
HprdpGTe and Cotton Stamping
Paper;
DyIfggistS' Paper, hlss and ghile ;
Filtering Paper, Bi0tting Paper,
and Patent BLOtters;
1iSsle Paper;
Counting house and Bill Cap;
]. d. McCTeary's celebrated
PRINTING INK, at New York
NJ From the facilities afiorC
Manufacturers, we are enabled 10
terms, and invite them generally
chasing elsewhere.
ap22 81 SHELD0.
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5. of ~. ..Meetilsgs This Evening.

SYKES, HYDE g. Co. will SELL at O'Clock, on the Ieye
opposite the Beef Market-Csrgo Of brig UEano.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-23

II WOhderIuI and Amusfng.-Dr. WILLIAMS
who much delighted his audience Friday evening Armo
Hail. has by special request week. and
viii continue hs astounding experiments Every Evening" except
Saturday and Sunday, commencing THIS donday) EVENING
Is said that his private Of instruction. theoretically pae
ealy remarkable upon the ys of Psychology and Biology
He New Class Of Ladies This Evening"
Hathe Ladies at4 O'Clock and the Gentlemen
Here is chance for citizens fully initiated
mysteries and capable of applying Diseases
The diseoyerer sad ognator Of This seenee
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NOTARLAL NOTICE.

~" Notice.-The undersigned having united together
for the transaction of Norial Business all branches
to inform hsir friends and the public they prepared
cute with correctness and Dispatch whatever business
hded to them. :. o ffice, No. 80 Gravier street.
CHAs. A TALLARIE, Notary Public
spll I'm wOoDsoN WREN, Assistant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-23

DOEEGE2' GTOE0 rem.
E- Good Gold Pen and Silver Case for DoIlarI We
received lot of these capital Pens,
Opinions of the Press.
Z" Beats any thing yet offered" Crescent
This new description is valuable" [Peayune
" better Pen we never put to paper" tDea.
.... Now in
nc large supply of Gold PENS Of celebrated Makers
at the lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
in variety Of patterns Of Gold and Silver Cases. for by
GUINNESS IL co.
IL Camp Street, between Canal and Common ss
Dealers In FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GUNS, PISTOLS Es.
sp22 6t2p
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Fish and Fishing.
GUION,

Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets,
nz hand the and finest FISHING
TACKLE be found in this city The stock remarkably complete
n every department, and comprises
Suneror Fishing Rods superior make and fnib
wood, Hickory Bamboo, Gun and Covsrs.
mounted in Silver, German Sill Colts Pistols.
and Brass Aliens SelGcocking Pistolsl
Hooks Rnged Plated Genuine Deuingr Pistols
Tapered Also, SnOoded, in Powder Fasks and Horns.
Gimp and Gut Do. Magazines;
The Patent spring Fish Hooks Shot Pouches and Belts.
Extra Tips, for Rods Of all sizes. Game Bags.
Fine Balanced Reels, OF German Cleaning Rods
Silver and Brass. Nipple Wrenches and Cleaners
Eight plated silk Lines Wesley Richurdis walkers Elv,.
Silk Grass aud Hemp Lines of and g. D. best qualities Psrs
the finest quality sion Capy
SIX Wom Gut Cut and Felt Wads.
Floats all and styles Dog Collars Chains and Whistles
Artificial Bait Of every description. Pistol Belts.
Leads Of all patterns and sizes Bowie and Hunting Knives
ball boxes Baskets and Kettles Gauntlet Riding Gloves
Landing Nets Fishing do. Liquor Flasks.
Fishing Books and Boxes. Drinking Cuns ec
Dhgorgers, Swve Batting Nee Rodgerss &ossnbols aud
dlss' ETC. etc. Crooks Fine Cutlery.
IL The GuIoN ROD, Particularly adapted Southern and
Msssssn Fishing well worthy of careful inspection
EY haNlng A@nseu WIZ John Conroyi OF NswYoTk,
Of his manufacture those articles will hereafter he sold nt nanuf
turers NewYork prices, GUIONJS
Loo, FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE,
mloO I'M Corner Of 81. Charles and Canal SITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-23

MNW9gZM Younger Brothers OF Temperance.
sSyASzz kB The Members of WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN
A No l. Y B. OF T., hereby notified that election Of
Qncers to serve for the ensuing will be held
AZ g we Fountain No ~ Tchoupoulss street, SATURDAY
.IINd next April 2IA general attendance requested
'her business of Importance will be laid before Fountain
=, BY order p II. WILLARD, h
Abraham Lura, S. Ap2s&26
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-23

~ To the Public.-JHessrs Editors wish to bear
testimony Dr. GlL5ERrs AE through your valuable truly
independent paper Sorely afflicted hereditary cancer;
& dsesss killed father, who had the medical
country The disease made appearance my upper eyeids
and continued spread severely,
my sight could scarcely Discern horse from the
street Having often heard Of Dr. Gbers
OF such cases. left The State Pennsylvania and NeOr-
put under reamentand happy say cured,
Jay leave for home. A. u. CORWINE
l5,
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MIS- Howard also Acknowledges the teay Of the lessee which
permits her to the Of the engagement
Mr. and Mrs Blake and Of established perform
er In waving the accustomed privilege Of exclusive opening
night Mr. Blake appear in his celebrated character Of Jesse
Rural; Lady PoTpion Mrs Blake Lciy Alice Hapuo Mrs
G HnArnrl Ihe nrtart,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-23

FL } be 10 Y IL
Linn, HsRp and Fancy Colored
I.si1ss, Of srery vGTiety ard
Thickness;
Cloa Paper, and Packing Paper,
al sizes;
Binders STdl5 and BonlTet Boards;
Trunk Pepper, for HninES, ETC.;
Strar and Rag IFTapping Paper,
for lSAippersi and Groeers' use +;
7drred Shsntliing Paper, in rolls !
Playing Cards, l.. I, Cohsn's
StsGnbodIs, HigAlaHaers, Merry
dndreps, Decatur, and Super
Eagles;
! L. SHilh's hyperion Eagles, Ex-
eelsiOr and Jenny Linds h;
Imported Eng. and French Card;
Cohsn's PIiHteFs' Cards; ~
Fdney Colored GiaEed Paper.
News, Book and fancy colored
prices.
led by our direct A gency for the
, supply the trade on the most liberal
: to examine our stock before puf-
N & POTTER, 6s Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-23

The BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL - The following
toasts select from the number of patriotic sent
ments given at the late Clay Birthday Festival, in
New York:
Henry Clay in 1891 Where he forty. three years ago
IN the Senate OF the United Stateas bold and energetic
eloquent and ygant in The Of the Constitution and the
Union as he His efforts during recent crisis r
above the meed of praise from The now takes him
from the embrace Of party, and will guard his fame as
the glory OF the whole country.
The Memory Of John c. Calhoun. the grave of Cal
houn the North repays the debt incurred when the South
rendered Its and heroic tributes the national SER
and personal worth of laentsd John Quincy
While the whole nation thus unite common sympathy
az the loss Of the great Of either section the heart Of he
Union is still unbroken and sound. - --
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CHILD LOsT-on the 9Th inst, small GIRL, six and
~ hall years of age; has short light hair fair skin "a
blue eyes, and will answer the name of LIMA Ca
JANE MA YIELD. Ii is supposed that the child fN
la Dee stolen and Is now secreted IN Carolon. Any 4
Information respecting her will be Thankfully received by her
ap28 q NANCY MAYFIELD, 10 Philippe st.
o.; .; E1The undersigned have on hand elegant sets
u: OF + RENGH EMBROIDERED REGA. sasszFtss
IL A. SUITED to suboEdinate Lodges and Eneamp- EZA
5nnses, Grips, Laees, Stars, Tases EInbroi- 49,
ap9s b .-' HYDE GOODRICH, Is Chartres st.
ENOuND-A small BILL OF EXCHANGE on Liver
pool when the owner can have by calling at No Is
sazle sueel up staIs. apB Il
y APPS l. w. ARTHUR & co % and % New I.eyee
tIGARs-I50.OOO, assorted qualities for sale by
~ ap23 l. w. ARTHUR & co. IS and Is New Leyee
OLD WHISKY rs barrels fine old bourbon and
~ Monongahela for sale by 'N
aP23 l. w. ARTHUR & co. 50 and % New Levee.
MAHBLE TlLE-l0cO0, 10, II, u, ID and Is inch blue
and white Italian Marble Tile, suitable for laying
he sas mans and passase Ways for sale low by
CyEMENT AND PLASTER
~ I01 bbs. nenman's an1 Nelson & Browns Cement;
ogO do. Woherspoon,s Plaster Paris for sale by
ape 81 JOHN STROUD n co. I4s Commo1 at.
E'iRE BRICKs-EnsIsh, Pittsburg and Pensacola, for
apSs s. JOHN STROUD co. l4s Common st.
nR. x. j. COXE's EXTRACT OF COPAVTA.
preparation has proved itself superior the Capsues or ny
and with the recent additions
Will rarey fail, provided the directions be fully Observed
" To be had at the Corner Of MdgatiRe and PopdrGs
streets. ~ did 1y
QW PEAS. b sPelel axpgs1,yios seod for ssle
" hy tmPlsl bAtkstlhg = gpt y ComHpn sIest.
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in which Mme HlSrc the whole Corps de Ballet will appe
For particulars see Bills OF the day, ang
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Low STORE! Low PRICEsII

Low STORE! Low PRICES!!
. a SPRING M{LLINERY AsnA
\0MRS. CAMPBELL, corner Poydras and ~
NAR Carondeet streets, has opened some Of the NStA
~ Choicest BONNETS of the Season. The-ts1esSss
style and quality of her goods not eXceed equaed and
her prices at least per cent lower than the goods
be purchased elsewhere Mrs G. also offers very
nice assortment Of Embrodee Laces, Gloves. Hosiery,
Parasos, Trimmings, etc.
to Bonnets Cleaned and Pressed in a superior manner
Dress making in the best style. ap23 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-23

Mon VIOLENCE IN ILLINOIS. = The ST. Louis
Republican announces that very disgraceful scenes
have recently transpired in Henry county, Ill. 1t
appears that man by the name of Roat, had 30
abused his wife that she left him, and joined
Swedish colony. This colony was congregated
in small village, and somewhat in Communist
style, but held the marriage relation strictly holy
and practicsd all the laws of Christianity. Roat
raised a gang Of seventy men, marched against the
Swedish village, took it by surprise, maltreated
most outrageously men, women and children, burnt
some crops, buildings, etc., and finally compelled
all the inhabitants to fly to St. Louis. The fugitive
population consists of 6 100 men, $50 women and
girls, and 100 Children Holding to the doctrine
of non.resstance, they would not, of course, fight
The mobbisis had appointed a day to burn up and
destroy all their property, and in the time the
civil authorities could not be brought to act.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-23

~ For Pittsburgh. ec.Ths o. $. Mail steamer GEN SCOTT
will leave THIS DAY. O'Clock P. M from ppydas 81
ap24 HYDE g. OGLESBY, l2 Feydrnn 81.
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ANOTHER LETTER TO DANIEL WEBsTER.-A
letter addressed to the Hon. Daniel Webster, and
highly complimentary to him, for the sentiments
expressed in his late speech, and for his fearless
and able defence Of the constitution and the union
Of the country, was in circulation in New York on
the 18th inst, on change and among business men
1t very received over one thousand signatuI es
from both of the great political parties 1t was
believed that in few days the documents would
have attached to it some $1,000 to 10000 ns.mes,
belonging to the city and vicinity.
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Mobile .s..........IAMEs L. DAY. Giberou. 81 ?. NJ
Mobits. ........ST. CHARLES, Allen, P. a. cars.
Adndfpils OLIVIA, Hoffman. II A. N. cars
MnndepiRs EkORA, Duunica, "A. n.
fcneaeoku .t.......GEN. HAMAR, Boerdmtn, ?, n. ~
Red klper ..-.,..-.. TEXAS Claiborne, 5 ?. n.
Qaactite >. -osCEOLA, moore, 4P.A t
Cfneiaqatt -. NEW ORLEANS, Whttsn,f p 81.
LotHsptnf .ROSTONA, Prizes, 7. D..
rtgriHaan ..........GENERAL SCOTT, Mysrh ?. ~.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.

Bounty LAND BTLL-A statement appears in the
Baltimore Sun, and will doubtless 90 the rounds of the
press to the effect that the execution OF the Bounty
Land Bill has been suspended" by the President in
consequence OF certain alleged errors in the engross
msnt It's hardly necessary to state that there is
s'spendlng org dispensing power in the Executivebu
the positive allegation to which refer makes it pro-
per to state that there is no foundation for it, Repubc
The following statement appears in the Sun Of
Yesterday.
MeSsrS. EditorS-Your editorial notice in yesterday
morning Sun, III relation to the Bounty Land Bill, re-
qulres some little correction, which | know you will
make
The eDgros5ng clerk in engrossing the bill lett out
the word patent" in of the sections of the bill The
President signed the bill with this Omission which was
soon after discovered. AS it very evident that
Congress intended that this important word should be
contained in the act, the President has directed that
no land warrants shall be issued under the law until Com
gress reassembes in about eight weeks In the mean
time those who are entitled to land under the bill can
perfect their claims and have them filed in order that
the may be issued soon as Congress decides
whether they wi make this correction or not
The omission of the word in no wise prevents the
soldiers widows from receiving their land warrants
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE II. HICKMAN
Washington correspondent OF the Sun saws the
omission Of the word words from the act does not
alter its legal effect which to restrict persons entitled
to the bounty from alien ting their claims before OBJ
tanning patents
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04
FoREIGN-On London l0al0. per cent prem.
DONFsTTC


-, STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
virginia State Bonds-par value $loo-new issue,
last sales held at 1924
Virginia State Bonds, with interest from LIST July,
last sales at l03s.
Richmond City Bonds, new ssue-last sales at 1911.
DO. do. do, with int. from LIST July, 1921.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State, SlOU palisades at SOL so.
Sl09
Farmers Bank Stock-par value $100-sales at
SlO6A.
Virginia Bank Stock--par value $7O-saes at 975.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value $lO0-no recent sales.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value 500
$50.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-par va
lue $lO0-saes at par
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock--par value 800. Sales at $97 so.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
of Debt-par value $l00-S95 offered-none to be had
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock-par value
$lO0-ast sales at $43 Some asking higher.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by the
State Sl02s.
Central Railroad Stock, last sales at $40.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stocks, last sales
at $50.
James River and Kanawha Stock last sales at $50.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND, Oct 3, 1850.
BEEF-Scale ,oeight-$2 IS to So; quality the stan
dard of price.
SHEEP-Nett, 81 75a3 per head, price varying accord
ing to quality
HoGS-nett per cwt. S. to S. so.
JACOB SHOOK
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

W7ERY VALUABLE COTTAGE RESI-
v DENCE ON THE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE
ROAD ABOUT ONE MILE WEST OF RICH
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The sub
situated on the Deep Run Turnpike Road about one
mile West of the city Of Richmond, containing ten
acres of highly cultivated land. The Improvements
commodation Of large Afamy. The location and
health OF the place is remarkably good 1t will be sold
at public auction. upon the premises, en- TUESDAY
afternoon, the 18th Otober, 1850, at o'clock. Also
Kitchen Furniture. Terms made accommodating
Apply to w. G. CIV ARTHMEY,
Sc ~ 2awtds Orto w GODDIN Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04
MORRIS & BROTHER
NASH Il WO0DHoUSE
HAVE RECEIVED
THE FOLLOWING NEW BOOKS.


THE FOLLOWING NEW BOOKS
The Companion after dinner table talk, by Chetwood
Evelyn, Esq, with portrait of Sidney Smith,. rs
Letters and Papers of the late Theodosia A. Wis
countess Powerscourt, edited by the Rev Roht
Daily, d. d.. Bishop OF Cashel, &c.. ..."... rs
New Elements OF Geometry, by Seba Smith. 81 90
Scripture and Geology the relation between the
Holy Scriptures and some paris OF geological
science, by John Pye Smith, ID. d., l.. L. D.,
&C. .....-.... ............l 90
Five Years OF Hunters Life in the far interior of
South Africa, with notices OF the native tribes
and anecdotes of the chase OF the lion, elephant
hIppopoamus, Giraffe Rhinocerous, &c. by K.
Gordon Cumming, Esq, with illustrations, 2
The Recent Progress OF Astronomy, especially in
the United States, by Elias LOOMS. ........l 90
The Reign of Grace, from its rise to its consumma-
ton, with Introductory essay, by Thomas
Chalmers, d. D., l.. l.. d. Observation-Disclosures. rs
The History OF Pocket Prayer Book written by
itself. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
The Star of the Wise Men: being a commentary
on the second chapter Of St. Matthew, by R. C..
French, H. D: ".......... 81
The Pastors Vile: memoir OF Mrs Sherman, of
Surrey Chapel, by her husband. ..............1 90
Fowlers English Grammar 8vo. L SO
Bunts Undesigned Condolences in the Winnings
of the Old and New Testaments; and PaIey's
Hora Pauline, bound together in volume,
6vo. .... ................. = GO
The Deer Slayer, or the First War Path: tale,
by Cooper, new edition.. 20
The Elements Of Christian Science: treaties upon
moral philosophy and practice, by William
Adams, one vol. SvO.. i 30
Ellen Parry. or the Trials of the Heart, by Olivia. 81
George Casriot surnamed Scanderberg, King OF
Albania, by C. G. Moore, j. l.. D............. Is
With number OF other late and popular publica-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

ToBAcco.--The following is from the ClarksyilIe
Tenn, Jefiersonian, OF the 10Th ult:
The only matter Of interest in market at this time
is in relation to the growing crop of Tobacco concern
ing which we give below some important items
The Planters in this region have commenced cutting
and what has been gathered is unusually fae. By far
the greater portion ofthe CROP however, will not ma
ture for some weeks From what we have been able to
gather from the most intelligent sources the present
crop will yield more than two-thirds as mDch as
the last The highest estimate for the entire Western
crop is $4,000 hhds while others state as low as 80
600. 1t will not, in all probability, exceed forty thou
sand hogsheads
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04
HARrEss, Observation-Disclosures

Harpers' New Monthly Magazine, No s, October
The Life and Correspondence Of Ro Southey, edited
by his SOP, the Rev Chas. Cut hbert Southey; No s.
Dictionary Of Mechanics, Engine Work and Engi-
neerng--edted by Oliver Byrne; No 49,
Genevieve, or Peasant Love and Sorrow by AL
phonse De Lamarne, translated by Fayete Robinson.
Health, Disease and Remedy, familiarity and prac-
cally considered IN few of heirreations to the Blood
by George Moore, M. d.
The Conspirator-by A. E. Dupuy
Colonel De Turvie, tale OF the Empire, l9l0-by
Eugene Sue.
The Life Of Jenny Lind the Swedish Nightingale ::
berg; embelIished with perfect likeness on steel.
Montagne, the Endless Study, and other Mscella-
nies-by Alex. Vinet translated, with introduction
and notes, by Ro. Tmnbull
Further supplies of Home Influence-a tale for Mo-
theirs and Daughters--by Grace Aguier
Further supplies Of Adelaide Lindsay.
No. Pictorial T eld Book Revolution.
For sale by
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04
TOBACCO CIRCULAR.
Ertrdct from letter dated

New ORLEANS, Sept. 30, 1880
We almost regret to have received the orders YOU
have forwarded, and besides another order for 100
hhds Tobacco for the Mediterranean, as it is almost
impossible to make any suitable selections.
The entire stock of Tobacco now sale does not
exceed 1000 hhds in factors and spectators hands
exclusive oil Mason county, and Of this only 600 to
700 hhds. sale, the mander being altogether
interior
Prices are high. Fair admitted cannot be bought for
less than cents and good and fine 81 81 and seec
mons " TO q Parcels Of refused are very scarce,
and readily tetch6 to cents, according to quality
we are confident prices will further advance, and
advise you to hold to your stock unless you can re-
allze a very handsome profit.
The accounts from some sections in the Western
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

States speak more iavoraby Of the prospects for the
new growing crop Of Tobacco, after the late rains
accounts continue as unfavoraSie as before and
with the fiuee weather ior the remainder of the
season, the crop cannot exceed As $4,000 bids and
with an early frost this estimate may be reduced to less
than 40 600 hbds
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04
SEMI-yy EEKLY TIMES.

III FOR BOSTON-FIRST ANDONLY
- VESSEL superior fine fast sailing regular
Rogers, having the greater portion Of her caro- en-
gagged and going on board will sail with all possible dis
patch, For balance of freight of 300 packages tobac
co, passage, having superior accommodations APP
ply to Captain on board at Edmond g. Davenports
wharf, or to
oc4 DAVID CURRIE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04
Large droves of cattle are being driven eastwardlv

AT the meeting in zion's Church, New York, Tues
day night held for the purpose of resisting the Fug-
tive Slave Law one OF the speakers denounced Daniel
Webster most berly-said he would not be surprised
to see him taken up himself he to visit the North
Some one present announced that Hamlets wife had
died. and he was authorised to take up collection to
bury her. While the collection was being taken the
story was contradeted and the collection suspended
Another Of the speakers (colored) advocated the SUI
premacy OF the laws but went Tor secretng fugtves
he repudlated the shedding of blood. Rev. Chas B
Ray stated that sufficient money had been raised to
purchase Hamlet, the fugitive and that he would be re-
turned to his wife Adjourned at midnight
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04
NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct. 3, P. 7

NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct. 3, P NJ
FLoUR.-Market firm, with moderate export and
home demand There is no material change in South
ern -FOUR Gales Of 400 bbls made at 81 GLASS; l2s
for new, and $5aS5 l21 for old. In the former there IS
not much doing.
GRAM This morning there was something doing in
Genesee, but the particulars have not yet ranspred
Yesterday there sales, lin addition to those re-
ported, OF 10000 bushels Canadian at $la$i 05.
CoTToN.-The market for this staple co. tnues very
finn with fair demand for export and SPINNING
Sales to moderate extent were made this morning
and yesterday about 400 bales changed hands.