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Waterford Window Glass,

afHE above well known Window Glass is being man
uiactured in very superior and for brilarcy
OF pois ana evenness of surface, is warranted
passed by any American Window Glass in the market All
qualities for sale wholesale and retail, by
SAMUEL e. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western R. R. Depot
July % d,g4m
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TO LET,

TO LET,
IA TJNIIE well known BOTTOMLY STORE in CHER
- RY VALLEY, LEICESTER: Possession will be Civ
Immediately. There can be business of 10000
per year done The stock hand will be disposed Of
on terms which will be made satisfactory. The attention
of person who go into the mercantile business
is asked AT ONCE, the subscriber has arrange
ments leave the place soon and it believed this offers
TO an enterprising man good opportunity.
inquire Of the subscribery in Cherry Valley.
judy % dwtf WRIGHT BOTTOMIY
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Riee's Improved Lightning Conductors,
NE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhabi-
TO erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS the ensuing season.
N manner superior to any thing of the kind ever Yet offer
ca 10 Notwithstanding for the rude connections common,
used copper points and astenings gded spires and con
per bottoms, adding thereby materially to the beauty
strength and durability of the work Orders by mail
promptly attended to. r. r piCF
Worcester March 9. dytf I p RIiyE
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WOOL CARDING,

WOOL CARDING,
Cloth Dressing and Manufacturing,
.ERsEYMEREs, SATINETs, FROCING, PLAIN
IN CLOTH and WOODEN YARN on shares or by the
yard in the best and reasonable terms by the
subscriber.
AGENTs-W L. CLARK & Co. So Granite Row. Worces-
ter VIM Bennett, Jr., Hulbardston Levi Goss SAWYER
Mills, Boylston ROYAL IT. CHAFFIT
Holden, East Village, June 49, 1850. wifi
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Building Lots.

YHE subscriber has for sale of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester it is stu
aed on the north side of Chatham Street. on the hgh
land near the Dwelling House of Rev Dr. Smaey and con-
tains about $500 square feet He has also other LOTS on
the same Street. containing 5000 So eacand three Lots
IN the same vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots near
the Red Mills on Taylor Street.
June 4. diff CHARLES WuTTr
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To the Leather Trade.
e n. ELWELL s co.

E nj. ELWELL s. co.
SAW MANUFACTURE
No % Exchange-st.. Worcester, Mass.
SAWS Of KINDS and of every description kept hand
and made to order Wood-saw FRAMES, and Hand saw
HANDLES kept constantly on hand. SAWS OF all
kinds, Retoothed, Set, Filed, and put in the
best of running order
SAWS Of KINDS, that have kinks, twists, joints
broken backs got out and warranted as good as new
E. M. Ii, having long worked at Saw Making undersads,
every branch of the business and confident of pleasing his
patrons. EMERSON NJ ELWELL
Sept IL diff AMOS i. D0ANE.
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FOr Sale or 60 Lei.
ONE New and one Second hand JOB WAGON; Also
y stout Horse Cart, and one Buggy Wagon Terms lib
cral. II n EISu
lunee Az
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Shell and Buffalo COMBS.

TUST received OF Shell and Buflo Horn
% Combs some very splendid patterns, also STLVEP
C0MRS; at 9. .. COLEMAN'S, 205 Main.st
MhyGl dam I'd door north AM House.
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New Buggy for Sale,
WEAP FOR CASH. Also, 500 Wrought Iron noon
~ sCRAPERs ut 37A cts each. H. g. FisIf :"
Jrne8 r." GH' - W rioh,
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FER SALE.

xR A HOUSE and LOT in the north part of the CITY
EM1 IA The Lot contains 5000 square feet Terms EASY
ssa3. ALSO, LOT ofLAND, containing 81 acres,yith
over 900 Fruit Trees of the best quality situated mile from
the Court House, on the Holden road. Terms liberal
June . diff ii. G. FISH
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For Sale or Exchange.

8sA FOX HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
fSsE FARM of 40 acres, situated mile from SUTTON
centre Also, several lots convenient TO the
farm. Also WOOD LOT of 90 acres miles from said
farm. For particulars, inquire Of GUSTAyUS ELLIOT
Chandler 81, Worcester. eodl0m June 20
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Potash.

or superior quality, just received and for sale BY
n,., =, DEXTER & STONE,
March IL. DIFF southhr,dgge e,
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Prime Fish for Family nae

81 HOMES and Halves, very superior Spring caught Cu
mse DUN FISH for saic by i. 4. DIXIE,
~" III" WI 247 Main Street
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Eddy's Refined Lamp Black,

sTHE above constantly hand and for sale together
with English and American Lamp Black in papers and
bulk, by SAMUEL C. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western R. R. Depot.
July 20 eod6w4m
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PARIS GREER.


ElRENCH, English and American Paris GREEN-Chrome
4 Gresn and Yellow-Prussian Bue-U ltramarne-P
Blue-Carmine, &c Also Ground Paris Green, put up in
CanItogether with great assortment of COLORS and
IooLs Tor Fancy and Ornamental Painters warranted
give Satisfaction and will be sold cheap for cash.
SAMUEL G. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western R. r. Depot
july "a eod&w6m
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,,,p Gents Fine Boots 81
w y nave an assortment OF very IIilT prccEncAIF
" BOOTS-the finest we have ever Ind onS . W ~,
" t ny ~ tho ci'y' SMITH d BROTHER
"Wsi f ll6 Main Street
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10 KENT,

House Lots for Sale,
GITUATED on Pleasant Street. Apply to
~ March z. diff +. Il. ABBOTT
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.,u.n. Joy to the World
tSSm nna, DAVIS 4 SONS PAIN KILLER, none 9th,
senune3 Sold wholesale and retail by :"
Ian % +. HoLBRo0K g. Co,
lLN.e. uu 25I Mnin-af
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Cheap Postage Circular.


80 NEW YORK, Nov l. 1850
As the lbG is generally interested in the further rednc
ton OF postage AID The usefulness OF the POoqe depart
ment 1t that they should be acquainted with
what has been already accomplished the reforms necessary
TO make the POs0tire what 1t d. signed be- public
eonyenenGe-and the measures which must be adopted
II unnecessary here to eat all the benefits which have
resulted IRON the partial reduction of postage by the passage
OF The law OF lSl5 The DID, burdenOme complicated rates
were abO hed by that law, and uniform rates by weight
estab she'd This change has proved of immense benefit
both TO the people and the POsOtce Department The let
tiers have increased from twenty four millions peT
annum and the revenue to much larger amount than was
ever received m any one paying the expenses of the
PaFment and leaving surplus of nearly mil ion OF dol
lars the post roads have been increased upwards twenty
three thousand miles, and the annual transportation of the
mails nearly seven millions and five thousand
new pOstOces have been established. These are some of
the benefits resulting from the efforts of the friends of cheap
postage. ''
But the work ia yet half done The Po.toice does
not by any means yield the public advantages which
Is capable of aordng. The postage on letters must he
reduced to uniform rate OF prepaid ard de ivered
the postage of Congress and the departments paid from the
contingent fund.- that longer be tax upon Inc cor
e5p9ndence OF the peopethe postage Ocean Oregon and
California letters materially reduced and further reduction
OF POSTAGE on newspaper periodicals and pamphlets
ne question then reCuTs what should be adopfed
70 effect these desirable Objects
The bnsWaE H. thRt the public should first be deeply i'm,
s'sssst with hs literary, spsR', neral, spwngrgis Epd
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national advantages which will result from cheap. unre.
aneu ana Xpedous correspondence 1t will increase The
eaHonj-lmpTove their moraexlend trade and
ah Duo oReie[ the Of every section Of the Inon IN
closer bond OF brotherhood and CiuZenshp. Cheap
postage and railroads. said of our statesmen, will do
framed by Congress-" fhe advantages were duly uppre
clae every person would feel that he had something 10 do
Convinced that something should be done The question
men - what can we do in ihs cause2 Thr6 are vsIiou,
ways IN WHICH you can render essential aid Petitions ny
be sent to Congress calling upon the members to pass the
ton and cireu9ts il amSps yonr friends and nSghbors for
their Signatures and then send it to your representative in
only to present t. but to I'll hi. influence 10 have The
explain to the people lie dyantages Of heap postage 10 ali
classes old and young rich AID Eo9r, male and female
Postage Association in towns and neghbohoods which
will inform fellow Of what has been done. and
doing this You can Induce the Dress
up the subject with eamestne;s and thus convince Congress
contribute of what you have already saved by the re-
duction Of postage something to meet the expen Of this
undertaking One or all OF these is in the ofevery
The NewYork Cheap Postage Association have adopted
oil these MEASURES and they had hoped that the last
sion OF Gongess Dill would have been passed secure the
objects ey hHd q view All that could BE- DONE was 10 get
Reports from te fOstoihce committees in favor of mea-
sure and after prOraced session len months CongIess
adjourned, without even taking up tie reports of the COM
mi tees Another session approaching and is mporant
na te enus OF cheap postage throughout land should
Our Association having expended all their fund, in the
ys ., pamphltts Grcnlas and petitions, and the
Obliged now to appeal to the public for further means to ea
who feel that they have been benefited IN their baness and
sc cations by the REDUCTION which has been already
''' R, II nm o. SILAs WooD, President.
Charles n Buck, j.. Esq., 10j Wall street, is the author.
Connbuog9 viii Re received by the foo%ing gentleman
wiyh, Conn. s. Morris VAIN Esd. Philadelphia Geo
ea0s Fases Blair E.q. pLfS Uss h Jobn hfE
M0cey Esq, Buff 10.
The Philadelphia Association, and the PbiIa3el-
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Il
FORr HUllSON-Per steamer Abatross; l26 bales cot.
ton Oakley Hawkins IS do ] b ByTne &co-63 Wright
NIItms &co-21 Payne Il tlarrisOn-2l RnIkIey ~ Uo-
Il Frelsen &cO-lS McRae II Cotfman-ll & Butke &co
IA Bonner Smith-l3 Ward & JJnas-ll do Buc1ner 4
Stanlon-S tciOwes &co-S J GnLble-S do Watt Il he
hds sugar H FIe.en &co-l4 do Roger & ToIey1S do r.
Be,ocq-lO do Augustn Thibaut-lO do Is bills moasses
Ea-52 do "a hide Lanre-lOdo Is Ibis moasses
Dupuy Grass-44 do NJ nrd & Vignaud-Tota 4I6 bales
co np1 ~, 6,ds sugar-l29 bbIs moasses.
Burke &qo-5O do Fearn Donegm &co-55 G Gonnoiym
10 MaTiin Owen &Cu-93J II Moore-S3 Payne L. Harrison
Liht II Ielsen &c0--1 McCOnOchFe Il Donue-75 Watt
\ beS ESQ Nyche X Hamnetl-6 A HouEhsOn-lgg
W arg q I0naS-'S q Cocks &cp-I Wright, Wiilnls Il
GGoIllo = VI fincEari &cO-2g7 Hill, Mclean &co-53 w
JacHs9n Se13o buckner StaRtol-l3 Hewitt Norton
~" = -, IL u duncan w Iaughln &co-5O Byme X
CO. beyery, San's &cO-l BuGhannou, Carroll &c0-4
= Lal E5 relieves Sc0-54 Orier-25 RTander Wilkins X
co Doaad &cO-l Oakley 4 Hawkns-9l J Williams
- Robbins, Arlington &Co-36 West & Summers-l9 do NJ
GIeen|ood-i&O Sviney, Green &co-l6 Nugcn &c0-7
BoEaTt . F0ey25 Beck-l ] q Ricts SrSsST bIJEs II
l. hanl--sundriEs to Order-Total 24}6 bales rntton
FORT ADAMS-Per steamer BuIlptIn: 81 h1las roton
W Jackson &CO- 70 do + Henderson " PeaeG6 Nc(IonO
che DCnnal.-64 Sam NichulOn-54 j ii She0hTrI-JO
baShe tarrlsonl6 II keane-l0 BuGkuer II sStaron-6
y ByTne &cO-6 Cleveland Bro &co-l l. IeeETota Ala
bales cotton.
ClNIlNNATl-Per steamer Wingfed Scott; 5Obfbbls
beet L. Mariin-7 rolls leather Smith N Rro-35 n & dnyen
hamesS kUbb &Co-2j do, Is bbs oil SHARK Day N StanT
IA h bbs pork. ia bX cheese 4 Ledlps.30O do can
dies 6O bbis whisky, SO do apples Lands &coO do il
DO Kou do eggs, loo bxs cheese 103 kegs butter bb do
schneider II WIse-6S bbls OIL do glue VI s V,ipht Mo-
100 hhds bacon, y casks do Ii ties hams Beattv
cO1OJ bXs candles, i4O bills paper bbs 80 kegs butter
Adams-59 bars iron 300 bbls flour NIcI;TspnT l. cois 10
46 kegs butter SegGomb Yoorhees-43 do Grief Seo
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.

SUNDRIEs-
- s g i sRs R sn9e;ioT [ Gag onons
: bBdS Pia i,a Ha aHs' NUNS
MS 81 LEWIS & HYATT, 81 Tohoupitoula., st.
SUNDRIES-
- 10 chests BLACK TEA;
i SSgs:s S$fR$E 49, ff55f$SS5' ois.
% d d9 WAX CXN s36E e. in ID boxes;
g Do: RArsrNs g. Star Sperm and Adamantine'
g g d DO. mn. CR ,NR t L. & Il Layers;
= 3 e: ~ MsiTSfS B fg5FETFEiRF'
e e. PSss RIO aPa {AyfP COFFEE" s' county,
2 boxes f IoAf sGGaR brands
Aod aRs Wb a9 and obe,
os njs il 4 store and for sale by LABuzAS Co
NV u % Common street
~ fEAS-Green and Black-common, fine and finest.
GC2266EGE1sEa B Ro Hs ava , and
PRESERVES, JeIies jams and Pfones' juan"
SGh "a 81 Mas Nn,msgs GinssI Pepper, etc.
n, KiES, Capers, Olives, and Pie Fruit;
H EEATclTya J Vsfa sss Rs and Olive OIL
GGAitNSDIiE EsS ST Solar and PATENT
EgEE sd Ps al F and saso
ia Ms, 1OUgu Bacon and kICe:
BuTTER, Lard, Cheese and Fis6;'
Aspned LIQUORS aud WINES
TA 4BTTGh al ALE' k s,as. I P9r sd;D.
FIRE CRACKERS, Brooms and Mats;
In smaller or larger quauttles for sale by
nl6 At tHAFLES sTOUGHTON. "a Camp st.
FRESH TEAS-The subscriber has lust re-
- ceiyed n store fine assortment of GREEN AND
bbACh TEAS. The stock viii be kept uD by LS-esoz
frequent additions from Of the first importers az nj
me North Con umers are offered something very seas
EI3xIa ine GtNPoWDER, in 8 p boxes;
Extra fine IMPERIAL, IN half chests ard ib boxes;
Extra fine YeIJNG HYSoN, in half chests:
nl3 BIN w. G. RAYM md, II Camp st.
GOLDEN SYRUP-25 bbIs,, half bbIs, and
~ kegs Of the celebrated St. Louis Refinerv, GOLDEN
SYRUP and Sugarhonse MOLASSES.
% packages fresh BUCKWHEAT;
bONe, OswegO county PuIverized CORN STARCH in
ID paGhages-a famous article at The North for Pud-
10 dozen tnderwooi's PREsERvEs-n glass jars and tin
20 dozen y gsh. PICKLES and SAUCES:
RAISlNS; ALMONDS; FIGS
bb,s new Texas PEEANS;
bbls New Jersey HONINY. 10 fb bags:
7o1 Sp 19 bags fine TABLE SALT; For sale by
Mo lUt w. q. RAYMOND.
NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPANY.
No. Y CGlpt, ntIt d0gr to RoyaL Street.-The under.
signed Is receiving per steamship Ohio, choice lot of Green
ana Black TEAS, and will continue to receive monthly
every quality Tea grown in China Up expressly for fam.
Ies, hotels and steamboats, The public are respectfully
invited to call and examine for themselves Ali Teas moi
giving entire satisfaction may be returned.
Al, RECEIVED THIS DAY.:
Igolong-yarOus prices, Gunpowder,
HOwqua Mixture, Imueria
Engl sh Breakfast, Young Hyson and Hyson
ne Inns $. H. PAGE, Agent.
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n z w ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, SOVENvBER 1o,s5c


J7ro,, IL. c,,,.z...1 BOSTON saturday Nov g.
witch I.,J we have Sand
A lara AfF,ri,,,I., " I"e -. II o' august
naL,iIiI,. on f. II,I ,i'ee'lns wa" held at Man
A rerrnan 'lro W, ItsI,
Societv ,n,J I Vi the Agricultural
Agrir,yIt,,r,l S., ~ tic Hd"'e oil HAWAIIAN
Tie Hay1isn iy,oo;.I,,,,-.
session Sine, tLa 16,lF "n'ch mas oeen IN
Jav the 30,L Vi 1AP'" ADJOURNED on ues-
His N,;est,, ,,,,s ,uoo.,..
session. ajtbo1ab sfI ,,,eaI a. tue CLOSING OF the
late Illness IL ,aa On On tO.n Tue enects OF ms
ceedings ''ON " '''e'y interest IN the pro-
gra,t amount &c l,,,a:,,,
the session and a. iau oTeh cone during
code ~ P@''eU making d CRIMINAL
Hon. Cb,s Rrrkor IT & o., c1
and sneci,II e,rI",,,,d -, Go"S9I ioT I"aha'na,
chance r,t;fcst;an " H. ~ sne LteSueht 10 ex-
States of he SGtL oS Dny wta the nIted
Jence win III. T%ins- c. me-, IIf0 laG an au-
tination O''o'e proceeding 10 MS deS-
lie made . short ,lI.,u, ,t:,,
r,Iv Welcomed bi w. ~. l'u ms i'idJeSy, IN re-
rycb,nae lie .s'a"Gs' anu gave nm IN
he boned Zro,IJ ,,oi E VI Tue tIe"ty, "hIch
and strenor,to, IN' 'ne s0oG OIL Doth nations,
,nerce ,5ib LJ cations D! a'nlty and COM
Amercans and ITo,,,o io"s e@'9'eu between the
80 - y ,--o--e -
The C0UrSGof C0almcyce-The London Times
in commenting on the news from California throws
out the following suggestions for the benefit of its
mOney-narket readers - "
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II H. 5 begs to inform his friends and the public
that they can hayeVstng aud BusinessI ards oaria
ana other seals, Door Plates Steamboat Stamps and
lg connected with engraving, executed in the neates
ner and eypeditiOusy.
N Twisting and Business Cards and every kind of
COPPER Plate Printing executed at the shoret notice MI I'm
SURVEYING-EN GlNEERlNG- THoMAs
- ILAFARELLE, Surveyor, Architect Draughsman, and
Cy and Military Engineer, begs leave in tOm his friends
and the public in general that he has es shed himself in
the office of Jas. Graham Notary Public No 80 Gravier
street or No Ranks A read Passage upstairs
over the Bulletin Office where he should he happy to receive
such oders they might have it in the power to bsov
From his extensive experience in countries he feels
himself fully qualified to conduct Surveys to execute Plans
prepare c6cato4s, Estimates, &C., and generally to
ln hlmf of any duty which may devOlve upon him with
sitlslac'l"h 10 The parties interested. nl5 IT.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS


do buffalo robes '''
RAflOuRE-Per bark Elizabeth: 100 hhds sugar, do
pkg mdse. '' :
KEY WESr-Per schr Jane Elizabeth: lis ibis -four, 10
bbl IL kegs lard, 100 sacks corn, - beef IS do pork IL
ties bacon, bb mOus 10 do whisky IL do bread 80 ys
soap, 81 bales hay, 100 sacks oats.
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COAL.

(NITY COAL NARDs-McBEAN, WILLARD Il
- co. keep constantly on hand their Yards No. n
CustOmhouse street, rs door from Royal, and No 33a
TchouptOqas street second Yard above ST. Marys Mar.
ket supply of Pusburg Anthracite English and American
Camel Goal orders left at either yard will be prompy
attended to- o23 If
COAL-3O tons English Camel Coal, superior
article Just received and for sale II Customhouse
City Coal Yard.
oil 1mStW MCLEAN, WILLARD & co.
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REMOVALS.

y EMOVAL-G. BURKE & Co. have removed
~ to No l45 Canal street, State House Square. I'm
p EMOVAL-WILLIAM j. DEWEY has removed
~ to No. "A Gravier street. nj
p EMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
and CarroltOn Railroad Company has been removed to
NO. IL BarOnne street NJ
u EMOFAL- THoS. d. HAILEs, Broker, has
removed No 81 Gravie street. up stairs, back office
Landed property bought and sold. and Notes and State
and MqnCpag Bonds, and MAJ or's Wanan DISCOUNTED
Undoubtedly Good Mortgage Papertaken low nI I'm
r EMOVAL-TURNER " RENsHAw have re-
moved their office No 81 Camp street, up stairs and
their Ware house TO No 4 TchOnpOuas street, Hun
ter street where may be found constant supply of TGbac
co Tor the Mexican market and for Plantation also Cigar
Tobacco of all quaties for sale in khds bales, n4 I'm
p EMOVAL-We have removed to Union
~ Row. No. rs Carondeet street.
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS Il co.
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L,V7 Law Department Of the University of
Louisiana. Lectures in this Department will COM
mence on the frst MONDAY OF December next
In Of the resignation Henry Bulard
who has been elected Representative Congress- place
temporarily supplied by
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs Esq, who's embrace the
History and General Principles Of he Roman Civil Law
prudence and Land Tides Of Louisi4ll.
Those of Professor McCALE8 will embrace Admiralty
time jurisprudence Laws of Naon and Jurisdiction OF the
Of the United States.
Those Of Professor RANDELL HUNT will Commercial
Law, Criminal Law, and the Law Evidence.
Those Of Professor MONROE will embrace Common Law
stlutionsl Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice.
Diplomas equivalent license practice, will he conferred
thus only who shall have attended Of
full and shall have studied least year
Counselor atLaw Testimonials Of good character viii
For further information application may be made either
Professors, and Tor MarcuRon the
the Municipal Hail. Second Municipality
nil LIN THEO. H. NcCALEB, Dean
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning. November 49, 1850
COtton-There very active demand Yesterday 70.
su'tng in sales Of 10000 bales Saturdays prices Which
were quite firm at the close.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
hleHor.. ltaDls l1llddiing Fair. BIG
IL a III EJI4
hllddhRE ,...."l3 0gl34 Good Fair.
Good MdIng. .l3l4 Hl3 food and Fine go, nominal
IobAccO-We heard of no sales Of any moment.
sugar and MOasses-The inquiry for bO tn these ar.
uce was fair, and noticed sales of 600 hhds Sugar at
previous rates. Aossses has further declined Sales 1900
bills mostly at 43zG023 few small lots only bringing 2lc
3 gallon.
Fiour-Jhere only moderate demand with sales of
25OJ bbs inc udIng 300 bbls Ohio 81 80 600 500 In
diana Ga choice brandt a 90 $50 Illinois and St Louis at
W " 2lO Extra at and 100 Extra Illinois 81 S. % bb
There is but little superne Illinois and ST Louis 10, in the
market.
Grain Corn rather heavy Sales 1900 sacks lin
small ots) at S098Ic bushe OfOats we noticed sales Of
some 200 sacks at 521ac.
Pr0VsiOns-Thers sale of 300 bbs Mess Pork at
besides retail transactions at s1I 5OR$Il rs %
Bseons arriving freely and noticed sales of casks
Sides at ~ 10 casks Sides and Shoulders at "a for the for
mer and Ga for the latter aud 20 casks damaged at H.
COfee-Saes t00J bags Rio (ary from the cargo of The
Cintona WHght,) at l03I011c q ID.
Lard Olive noticed a sale of 50 bbls at SOC ~ gallon
Nhisky-Prices yet tending downward. Sales $40 hills
Re'tied Gin everal lJtsJ at 255 and SO Raw at 255c b
gallon.
Freishts-A ship was taken up for Hayre at &c for
Cotton,
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NOTICES.


k-S The Fair for the BENEFIT of the Catholic
ORPHAN ASYLUM will be held by Ladies of NewOrlesps
from the 18th prOximo unit Christmas Eve, inclusive MS
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cJ The undersigned proposes to attend the Supreme
Court of the United States the approaching Wash
ngon, and would attend any which may he en-.
trusted to him. [O26 d&Wl II. A. BULLARD.