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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-01

/ SkaA Ssh A1a o.
an VIE undersigned his old established Office CONTINUES tt
accommodate persons DESTROYS OF renting money 10 then
friends in gland, freiand Seotland with sterling Srh
Drafts, PAYABLE In poStlowu in the above named kne
doms and in lie Also as usual oOnnues IN
ing passengers brought from Liverpool 70 ths ciy on ea5
ships and reasonable Parties living al isfance IN
addressing letter (pOstpad) the undersigned wi H.
t,,prmluy attended u. JOHN TOOLE
y sle ly' No Is Rank Place Nsys 1irisssrs
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

IMPROVEp PROPERTY ON APOLLO STREET.
a A gentee HOUSE of Ten Rooms, well situated, -
I 6etWesn Delorn and Robin streets HOUSE and f..ffA
LOT between Magdaen iack-on Grond and Heya AAssA
streets ~ H. front, with improvements fQ0 70 4O value
~ LOTS location OF Chennt and Third strees about bal
square with moderate improvements, suburb Pasanc
lne, Lafayette. About Six Acres high ana dry LAND
yaeant or improved city side of Caolton. Also Squares
BLAND in Lafayette, Green vile, Huntsville and shrews
a6bury. THOS. d. HAILES. Broker.
~ mills III Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-01

Hx< - The Regular 0aachIta River Pncke1
Ls44s77zstt57F Steamer CORA No. 2-For aniren and
al lniermedise landings on ouaehita and
steamer CORA No. 2, Frank Keeling, master rscsying
freight and viii leave THIS DAY, al clock For
freight passage, having accommodation, apply
|board foot OF CuslomhoOse st.,
WILLIAMS, PHfLLTPS & CO., & Grayier Il.
or It. B, SMITH. % Megazine street au1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-01

LelLszf CIlenhasi, Malrol, Louis Tile AID ali inter-
mediate landings, TUESDAY, the I'd Of
passenger steamer GILAAhE, Capt J. y Linn, is
receiving freight and will above. For irghl
sage, hasiHg unsurpassed accommodations, Apply board
The OF POI dfas street.
Nj b. Thetsisars wa butt * resi- oF Ia rsde
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lsl,ssete Charles DAVIS, master-This and splendid
is Receiving freight, and
|Eil leave or MONDAY, the Isl of April clock n.
positively, Tor Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, PttsbBrg,
and all nisnediate For freight passage. having
IsEpasea accommodations, apply bossd of PoT-
dras street., or to HYDE s OGLESBY,
II Pcgdrzs street
N.B.-The c. H. is an entirely new boat baIs eyuresy
for the Cincinnati trade apl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-01
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, Ct.
INCQRPoRATED. 1898.
L. $500, 900.

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
No. % Camp strssf.
undersigned having been appointed Agent Tin plaza
of T. A. Adams Esd resigned1 OF the above old and
on the most favorable terms, against FIRE MARINE AND
INLAND RISKS.
losses viii be promptly settled here, paid in Hartford
Risks On LIVES also taken in the New York Liz
Insurance Company.
~ Office 80 Camp street., New Orleans. on Is
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3 - Providence, Mhken's Bend, Vlcksharg,
MaTaLton New Carthage Grnd Gull Rodney and atehrz
.LgWNDES, JR., 3. Waller master viii poauyey cave
flor the above and intermediate landings, 30 DAY. Ist
,on board, foot OF Cutonihonse street, 10
T. .. SMITH, rs Magazine Il
the Aiontsomey, and will continue 10 the uais
ithroRg bout the spring and summer nEzS
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pereiniouna pog 2((em perabreoen !!

pereinieun9 90: Alpm perabreoen
Gine Nusabl Don Saubanouerfern bat
te fidb am plaee eineefunben, nit rpel6en
8ertrG0e sur Grribtun9 pcn ileben gang
aleiben, 9prGumi9pn Slodbdulern ob9e
S6loGen muroen. 8is 5um leeten Sep.
tembrr foQteu ale bepObnbar lein. "Am
erlten Sftobcr alio." l6lu9 Wlelblor DOT.
,,be;ieben mir iGmmtlib unlere neuen
@obnun9en, Seoer 9onS in Der Stllle.
uno am Sweiten Nobmitta8e brin0t Seoer
Ieine Samilie in Die @obnun9 oe6 Grit8e:
borncn, Stepbon. Der Son8meltter Der
ftebt iib miro nit 3ur 9rOBen Camille 0e'
rebnpt. Oa meroen Die n6tbi8en neuPn
8efanntIdoften 9emobt. uno Seoer trd9t
Iooann in gutter Sronun9 Der SeielIi6aft
Uor, mas bon ieinem Geben uno ieinen
Gboten Die Qnoeren su b0ren Oerlon1en." "
Oos biui0ten Que, un0 70 i6ieoen Die
Staotarunoer (pie Uiel bumaner III oleiP6
8ort als oo5 bOmerli6e nStGoteUermG
fer !O pobI9emutbt am onoern Wor0en,
SSeocr oabn eileno, no iein Gieblte5 Uer,
peilte. (SortieRun8 foI0t)
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y T { Il B { n t:
9dnnel SSeQ.

. @ttes pre- efotnteu:
Rpan Guans, Dr. Eorp. TDallace,
II. .. X. Sunter, Jobn Steiner,
3artbclom. 3arto,6ioeon Eauen3abn,
Qoam Ri9btmyCr, Jacob N. Seder,
Seftetdre:
Jcbn g. Ntoter, s. Rnob6,
Or. Got SenfOm SaOwouobsr McrrS.
2tuf 8Crfbla9 murNe bic foI0enbe @ommittse
Ucn eressbn srnannt um SsfbIfTe i'm 2inne
Der 8srlammIun9 ab3ufaffen, ndmb:
Or. Q. Qutbsr, QGiIam DarIinq,
SatCb joofmnn, Sofspb Brsl6forO,
l9isifer &IDmer Gamusl 9tbOam5,
@5sfeI BearO, Sobn Rsmp,
Scbn Heinbab, Wtibasl Wabsmsr,
@briifian GoCffmsiifsu Satob 9R. Ssfer.
Sbriifcpbsr 3seo
QSdbrenb Der 2lbmsisnbsit Der @Ommittee
abopfltrt 3. g. &eibaroS &fq. bic Bsrfamms
lung, natbbsm ct oaiu nuf9storoert norOen.
8Clssnbe SeI6Iift ,UurOsn burb SatOb 6OFs
man, Sfq. bribRt 9eIeien uno einlfmmi9
an9enCmmen, ndmlib;
SefbloiTtn, Oas bic QEbi96 BON psnniplpas
nien llrfats babtn itclS su iein auf Die StaatSs
politif, abminiifrirt unb ous9sfubrt 6urb @us
psrn6r QSiaiam 8. ScbnSton, unter oe1en
Wsifsr unO pOribti9sr 8erpaltun9 Der &bas
rafter pennfppanienS 9sifie9en it, in Der
6eimatb unS in Der Serns, BON Der llnsbre su
Srebit unb 8srtrausn Die SntsreGsn bon Der
StnatSfhuIb prompt beSabIt in SCIb cosr
Silber; en Sinfins Scnb erfbafsn fit Die
allmdlife NttssabIun9 Der 6auptiummen ;
bic ausgabsn Der abmiaiifrirenben Mssierune
bsoentsnb psrmnbert unb bic @innabHe aus
ausn Gusnsn bsbeutsno permsbrt.
SsfbIoiIsn, bas mir in Setradt bisfsr srOis
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mir folasnbe Sbaffaben: bas i'm Gtaafs Wei<
fplpanien 81 slntbraeits Gifsnfbmelsen Nnb.
ppn bsnsn unpOnsnbst uuo % auser Opera.
tiOu finb. Deren rpirflibss @r5eugnis in is4e
mar 109,16s SOnnsn, ObwObl iie fdbia finb
221 400 SOnnen su Iiefsrn. Sn biefsngdmsls
sen linb 1929 Wsnfbsn unb 2126 pkrbs unD
an oere Sbiere bsfbdft9t.
Bon bsr psr6fsntlibtsn Gtatiifif fam man
iiber annebmsn, bas msbr als $4,000 Gilen,
arbsttsr aus Sefbdftigun9 esfommen Iinb ou.tb
ben Sarif bon 1876. Der onrdGbnittlids So,
9etcDn bteier qeute bstrd9t $4,000, idbrlid, tsis
nabe $800,00O. Man fliqe su oisIen notb ets
ma 5000 aIs folte Die Oamit perbunosn iinb.
rpenn ite AUDI nid9t in ben @ieeereisn nrbeiten,
ju S. td9Iidb, 70 BADEN mir einen burd,fbnitts
Iitsn eireften 8erIuif bon s 100000 mslbsr
an Die &tfenarbeter BON @n9anb, Shottlonb
uno QGale8 beSabIt miro. 9ieS elm IBso mis
Der 9OfcfOfp:Snrif pOn 1916 ben Nrbsitsrn Der
Der. Staatsn nlIBt.
QGir fnben sbenfol8 in elmer JBebGl,eituno
Die Q6irfW9sn be6 Sarif6 auf Die BaHmmUis
Ien'Sabrfen in MDOoe S6Ianb. @iniae bopon
baben bereit6 ibre @efbdfte aan, sinaeifeqt,
unter oSnfsIben Ginb, Die @cmptOnsMdbIe NIT
10000 SplnoeIn; llnon 9ampf:NlbIe, mit
10000 Spinbeln; unb bic 4empcrt 9ampfs
muDsI meIbe ale 9ebrudte &attune madotsn.
Q6Snn osier brittihe Sarif ncd) lanae belrebt,
10 mlro er osn Arbetern nob mCbr nliBen, oos
DelBt' lts msrosn balb gar nCbt mebr arbsiteu
brauCben.
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0emofratifhe QBbi9-
SduntO SSerfdmnlun0.

Jn @smdBbet zines 2tufruf6 Der ifebenbsn
8D9:&ommjttee, fano am Monta9s ben 5tsn
Hu9uif, cine 9rcse unb refpesta6Ie 8uiamms
lung Der QGbi96 BON 8erf8 GauntD i'm bsfgen
SCurtboule fat, fcmObt um ibrs Meinun9eu
iber 6T'ntIibs an9sIs9enbsiten au5suipubsn
ats um 9'b6r8s @Orfsbrun9en sur SIbun9 es
nsS eountD'SifstS 5u treHen, Oo6 burb bic
28bj96 SOn Ssrf6 gauntD unterffiBt wsrben
loa bsi Der 8obI i'm ndblten October.
Die SsrfommIun9 Or9anifirte lttb um llIbr,
burb Die 2tnitsaun9 foIgsnber Seamten:
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nanuteu "S6uDItI RaHserS, semeIufbdftIideSa-
DE NIT ibm ma6teH unb flb ben GutOTitdteu piber-
icbteu stab OerI6eOeneu erfoIsoieH 9uiuten ben
9erbreter in bic arme Der Ibhbeubeu 0erebtsteit
gu liefcrn erbieIt enbb SobH @ SbrOber. @iq,,
Sd,eriff bon bieIem Gauutb, am DtittpOd ben Nuf-
trd9, ben 9eSpdrabO 5u fangeH Gr m0fte Ii6 TO-
9leib nit elmer Pciie beiuafnetcr Silrger auf bic
Sa9S unb fanb ben @oeeI in qumbcrDiIIe, WOntgo-
merD Sauntb wcrauf CT lo9Ieib Oerbaftct uuO bier
ber9ebra6t murbe. Gr wObnt nun ii6er unb trodeu
i'm iauern apfeI, no cr bIeibcu prb bis Der SuSge
ibn gu icbcn pinI6t
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Sericbt Der GjromO SSurr.

Sle @ranos SurD in uno fir bic gountn
SsrFs, fir Den 2tu9ulf Ssrmin 1850, felt ads
tun96poll Dor 9a6 fte oa5 @efdnonis uno
Armsnbou6 Der 9ebattsn &ountp befutbt hat
uno btibe5 IN gutter Oronun9 unO unter outer
SermaItunA 9efuneen bat.-Sie felt ebenfalIs
Dor, oaB its eins Stube i'm britten Stcd bes
Sourtbouls6 beiubt bar, meItbe cine arUss 4ns
jabI ibenbar Wbti9er Dapisre uno :lrfunbsn
entDaIt, msItbe loIe auf Dem SDbcn umberass
ltreut ino uno Die, wcnn nitbt eini0e Orpnuna
oaruntsr 9smabt Wir6, unDsrmeicIitb per6srben
Noer Aanj psrICren 9ebsn merben. Sie m6Cbte
oabtr ohtun90pOO vorlbIagsn, ca6 Do6 Sntss
rslIe Der Sourt uno Der @auntD fOrbern, oos Die
9eoabrn Yapiere 9efammelt unb 70 aeoronet
neroen, um ibre Sitbsrbeit III bewirfen unb
bic, melbe 6ei bsrsn SnbaIte interelirt Iino, III
betdbl9en oortn nabjuiutben, ober beren tiinfs
t9e GrbaItun9 iu llCbern. Sie lsaen lest loIe
berumgelfreut auf Dem Soben elmer Qrosen Shus
be, NO ite unter Die Gi6e 9streten unS verpOrs
ben msroen. @S IInb widbti9s Yapsre unb lire
tunoen bon oen friDeten Soften Der @auntp.
2Senn elm popler aerIon9t wirb, lit oft Elm
ytobtuben BON eni9en So9sn erfcrcerliCb, Gin
ytab'uben, weItbe6 Qeute Die popiere perlans
gen, MAIDEN mlifTen. 2tut Die Nrt msrben @ss
Ie9snbslten oar9eboten, Yapiere, melbe Qsute
psrbemIibsn mCaen gu untsrlbIa9en, ebsnCo
aid foId)e Su bsfommen melde Iie Su 9ebrauben
mdni6sn. Do6 @anjs asbt fbnsa gum 0ers
osrben unb pieIs mertbpoue papiere (inb obne
3meifsI bsreit6 fbon psrOCr6en Ober unpisbsrs
brin9Iib UsrIOren 9e9an9en. Die @rano Surp
msint, Oas ic9Isib &britts 9stban rpsrotn fcQs
ten, Na8 9e0a6te llebsl abSubslfsn.
7chn 4 pIIpr. MNrtnonn.
SartbOlOmsW 8art~ SameS 9. MOpsr,
Siaat 9e Surf, s. 8. MObr
PbiIlp QBa99oner Benjamin Slsy
S0cob lR 9ismsr, 9lOam gears,
Deter SoIp' Wona(Tab Sopsp
Neuben OtuI.
Geobin9, 2tu9uit S. 1850.
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Gdnoibuten fir ougreS-rlnIere 60,
Ofofotreunbe iinb bieSma beIonbcr6 gut NIT GUnoi-
batcn fir ben GougrcB OcrIcben; utdt rpengcr uie
orci, ndmt s. GIancb SoneS, Seiuri6 gB Smith
unO %tarer &ObIer lin re6t auS3ufnben ner Der
&opuIdrite it, iolten fc e cgcntIib ollc brci lau-
fen Iaicn.
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Neabtns, ben 13. 9lnsnff 1850.

CIV. B. PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making Collections for the
LIBRALE BEoBACHTER, at his offices in Philadel-
phia, New York, Baltimore and Boston.
f5T9. W 8ADg3, ESQ, at his Office, "E-
vans Buildings" Sd Street, Philadelphia, is one
of our authorized agents to receive Advertise
ments and subscriptions for this paper
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~ Dem Nd)tb gEiuidm Shouq. pom GpnqrcR
bantcn mir fir elm GOCmpIar Der Scrc bc8 Srn. .
QBCbfcr, ijber bic @ompromR-9iQ
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Ser Tarif opm 1916.

pennfylpanifde Gifenwerfe. - Bon
elmer ansabs i'm Railway Journal fammsltsn
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Die trganiI6e 6ren3frage - 4rciibcut
6iIImorc ibcrianbte Dem GOn9rcB am 9icntage cine
bcIonocrc @Cti6oft in Sctreff Der @rcn5e 5pt[6eu
8ega5 unO gleu Ncgito Der 4rciibcnt bebatlptet
baB bic cBt bctebcuOc SreuSe re6t Ici unO bemnad)
S0nta8s Elm She'll BON Nen @lcrito bLeiben mnR
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@ 9erei unb arre f. Gin bertptgener
aerl, @dmens 9ouis 8eib. ma6te borlebten Sams-
tag i'm nntern abeile ber Gauntb einen tpitbenben
an9riff ouf einen 9epien Bibeou Dill, unb mfg
bonbeIte ibn Gin 9srbaftsbefebl tpurbe sesen ibn
srIoRen uls feline Goleeen, Die 4ottIeute ober fose.
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O'H'lCiN AGNAlNllpll Llll SpIHItH ull tut
bcIOnccrc @Cti6oft in 8ctreff Der @rcnJe 5ptl6eu
Scga6 unb gteu 0lcgito Der @rlibcnt bcbarptet
baB bic cBt bctcbenOe @ren3e rett Ici unO bemnad)
Santa@R Elm She'll BON gcu 0lcrito bIeibeu muB
unicrc GOurt bcgOnn ibre @ugufsS sSiBungen
9e'tern bor Su9en nit elmer uugctpObnib 9roBcn
YlaiC bon GeIfdftcn gSor Der G5ranb=S SIrb murcn
46 Criminal -GntIdgtn,, tUobou fc 90 gnorrte unb
% Srue-SiIIS cinbrOd)tc @on oieCn pUrcu IL fir
Nn9riff unb S6dgerei, fir SurCrci uno uncbcIidc
@eburtcn, fir 9CbtobI, 2 fir bOSpiaibC 9cI6d-
b9ung, l fir llntcribIeif uHb fir Nngriff in Der
Nbiibt &otb3ubt gu begebcu OieIc nurOen Oc, bic
duf 3, Ocrb6rt unO bccitgt bob baben mir nift cr
fabrcn picOicI bon ben Nu9ctla9teu frei tamcn uno
WicOicI ocrurtbciIt puroen Der 8rtb gum "Iaucrn
NpfcI' bat Wcber eIni9e Sot9dnger betommcH, uns
ter ibncn enen giCgCr Der uuf Sabr enQuartirt 1T
NuBcr ben gebad)tcu Srucz9iu6 Ocrb6rtc unb bcIci=
ti9te bic Court aud @IrgIbaft6ft6fdae @tcl &C.
ifdftc purOen tpdbrcnb Der g3ode abqCmubt abcv
fir bic bcioen anbcrn g8odcr miro nod gcnug dbrq
ictn-wobI mcbr wie bcIcitigt pcrbeu fam
BQblberi6tc-Sn ben Staaten gorb=Ga-
IUA'hu' 0NHUIuHu uHU GtlIlpUIl IuUDeI AHTQnq0 Nus
8ui g8obIcn att lpooOn mir tDciNpciic Scri6te ba
ben Sn Rorb- Carolina babcu bic Qofo- Demoiru-
ten micor geIe9t 9eribtc bon Al guuutc8 1ckcn
e6 auBr 3mcfcI, OUB fe ibrcn @Oubcu6r uub einc
gIcbrbcit In Der @cicbgcbuug crtpdblt; bic Q8biQe
BADEN SCuatowu ano 8eprCientantcn Dcrlorcu
Sn Snbiona ideint d) Der Sicg auf beeIbc Scitc 3u
nri9en; bic 9criftc ilnb nod gu unbollfOmmen, ete
po0 GcpiiTc6 oarlbcr 5u la9en Sn 0lFour Int
bic Nn0it6tcn fir bic gGDi98 ghnfig, nc man Ifon
Idn9't crmortct bate G8 III nbt unmabr1felnltb
oaB bic gEbig6 ibrc GongreB9cbcr uno cine Wlcbr,
belt Der @cicB9cbcr erndbh babcn. mas ibncn Gec,
9enbcit 9cben miro eiueH Ser. Staaten Senator bel
ndbfter SiBuug gu crpdbIen, an bic Stcae bonSbo.
mas 8. Benton, bClcn Dicnf3eit am 4 0tdr3 enbet
8er9ro CERT - Der "2ancaitcr 9olf8freunb'
bat feline &dumIibfeitcn Crtpetcrt nbcm er Ieinel
ibOn bcbCutCnbcu @r0Bc nod SpaItcn 3uqcfIgt
Die g3bi96 bon 9antafcr bobcn in benz goR8frcun-
be Elm tu6ti9c6 Organ, 9cbcu ibm bofilr obcr aud
cine 9Cb6rt9e llntcrltHeung, mas in 8erf6
leIDer nitbt Der Sail it,
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g bred ltbe @ataltrOpbe.- - @m
Otcnta9e 9tabmitta96 rs. 2tu9l lfir,te Der
bintre She'll Oe8 9rOBsn @tcbrbauleS Der 6rn.
j9opt IL. @ompJ in Der @prusltrase, % N.sQOcrf,
NIT furbtbarem Rraden ;u1ammen uno bearub
untsr ieinen Nuinen tibsr Is arbetsr. &cs
9IsCb periammeIte Iirb cine un9ebeure Wsnfben
men9e um bic lIn9lif5leens unb cine arcss Nns
5abL Arbeihr nurbs fC9IsiCb an9eifsGt, bic Nus
tnen meQSurdumen, nm Die usrfbItteten llns
9IifIidbsn pisGcid5t nodb Isbsnbi9 bsraus,uiies
ben. 2tu8 Dem An9it9efbrs aus Dem 9riims
merbaufen 9nQ bsrpor, oas nctb Wtebrs am 9es
ben maren. Die 2lrbGitsr maren febr emitQ bes
fbdfti9t ben S6utt ps9Surdumen unO f6on
iinb flnf Otsnlben nit gang isrbrobsnsn unb
5erqustlbtsn @IieOsrn berpcr9ejO9sn. Der Gins
ttur5 toll oaourb entffanpen fein, bas nebenan
Elm ttetsS Sunbament ju einem Hsubau 9e9ras
ben muroe, 70 oa6 bic Mausr &runoloS asmors
ben mar. - Ourb etWaS 8OrIibt f6nntsn bsrs
9Islbsn lln9Ii&6fdle febr uObI SsrmsOsn wsrs
ben.
SaIfifsinWofer uno Die &boIera. - -lSir bas
ben IsBteS Sabr erWdbnt, bas elm amsrifani=
iber Ar5t 9eitiBt auf baS &uftrten Der @bos
lsra in ben Ser. Stoaten in 1882 unb 1S49,
bic SsDauptunQ aufifeGte, bas nur jene Sbsils
oeS Y0noeS, mdbrenO Den gsnanntsn Sabren
bon Der @bclsra beim9efubt wOrbsn fsisn, rusls
be Der SaIfiteinsTOrmatiCn an9eb6pn unb mo
aNsS Srunnsnm0Hsr unO baS QBansr Der flss
nsrn 8ldlIe mebr Coer weni9sr NIT elmer Auf6s
flung pon fobtsnfaursm &plfe 9efbwdn9ert lit.
Nuf bisie Ssotabtun9 9eitist bat Der Staots
ratb bon ct. QcuiS, Uo jest bic ebcIsra bsrrs
Ibsnb if, Die nebsI aCsr pumpsn We9nebmsn
Iansn um Osn @sbraub Oss Srunnsnwa0srS
Bu Uerbinoern. 9Beltb.
Gin &nabe DON etnem Sdren
9efrtGen.-e Gin mert,pirbiaes nno un,
allfli6es Grciani6 truS Itb unlanstt in Scr
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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-30
SCiOtO & Hooking Valley
RAJ [ RO AID.

CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the Railroad Office in Portsmouth, Ohio,
until the FIRST day Of January, A. D. 1851, for
the Grading, Masonry and Bridging OF 25
miles Of the above named road-20 miles east
tending from Portsmouth to the Goth tnile Post,
two miles East Of Bloomfield, Scioto county,
and five miles extending from Jackson, Jackson
county, southefiy 10 station number 2046
4 Tho charactercf the work is such as Is usl.
ally found In the State, consisting Of about 30
sections Of Gradings varying from fye 70 eighty
tnourand cubic yards,
Plans AID specifications WILDE ready for ex-
animation after iiie 18th day Of December next
and the line ready for Inspection after about the
10Th OF December.
Contractors proposing for the 6ridg'ng may
BID according to plans furnished by the Ens'-
necr, or according 10 plans furnished by them-
selves.
Also, for $4,000 White Or Burr Oak, Black
Walnut or Yellow Locust Cross Ties, 6 inches
thick, 10 inches wide, and feet long, to be
delivered proPortionably along the line, before
October J.; A. D. 1851.
Blank Proposals will be furnished to Con-
tractors, and all necessary information given.
at the Office Of the company, concerning the
quantity and quality Of the work, BY the chief
Engineer, or by the resident Engineers on the
line, after The 18Th dayof December next,
BY order u the Board Of Directors
J. v. ROBINSON, Pies't.
J. w. WEBB, Chief Eng'r.
ScIoro e. HoekIso VALLEY RAILROAD OYFicE,l
Portsmouth, Nov. l9, 1850. (
Jackson Standard, Chillicoths Gazette, Ian.
caster Gazette, and Ohio Statesman, publish
weekly till day Of letting, and send bills to this
offipe,
Nov. 9.3 1s5O--2n
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-30
COMMERCIAI..
Review Of the Portsmouth Market, for
the week ending, Dec. 30, 1850.

+ 8
the week ending, Dec. 30, 1850.
GENERAL REMARKs.--Another year is
drawing toa close, aud in our province as
COmmercial reporters, we must be allowed
70 look back at the many fluctuations that
have occurred in the various depart menls
of trade. and to CALI the readers attention
to the tact that throughout the last business
year. there have been no deaths among
those, who then and now stand prominent
as the business me- Of Portsmouth. And
now while balance sheets and profit and
loss statements are occupying their atten-
tion let kindly wishes, and more kindly
greeting abound, 80 that the coming may
prove indeed Happy ''Ncw Year"
The trade Of the past week has not been
heavy, as many Of the business houses were
closed on Christmas day.
MONEY MATTERs--Currency Is getting
more plenty in last few days, and CT,
Bank and Exchange Offices have been en-.
abledto discount pretty freely ssor their out
side Customers or FIRST cl.ass bills Of exchange.
KIyEg-Having been nearly full. bank is
now ieceding, and there are but few boats
running Freights are low.
We subjoin the following quotations:
FLOUR AND GRAIN Our quotations for
flour are firm at 1915 in lots. The main
transactions Of Friday AMI Saturday were al
$3,70, but from present indications the high
est price now named win be realized
There is but little wheat arriving and d
choice article would command rs cents on
arrival. Oats are selling from store at 4Oc.
Bnckwheat -four is dull at 90 so per 100 lbs
CoPPEE.--With quiet demand, sales are
making at l2@l24 cents. Our readers may
have noticed large arrivals in Baltimore and
other markets, but they must bear in mind,
that large quantities are needed throughout
our extensive country.
SUGAR AND MoLAssRs. We quote iail
sugar at Ct and prime at 6sc. Molasses at
30 cents. Our recent advices from N. O.
go TO show that much Of the new crop Of
sugar and molasses will prove inferior.
PoRK. Packers are still paying $4O0 fol
pork. The quantity cut during the week
has not been large. New bacon will soon
make its appearance. Sales OF new lard al
Ia cents.
| Observation-Disclosures isinoted, and
sales were made on Saturday at "a cents
Market is firm this morning at quotations.
SOAR AND CANDLEs,--We quote 9@9a fol
candles and 4@4A for soap as in quality.
CoAL.-At wharf &c and DC additional
for delivery. Wood 90 per cord.
CHEEsE.-Sales Of cheese at 6a@7c, with
light stocks, and firm market.
CoTroN YARNS, are without change, ant
firm at 2lc.
GuNEY BAes.---Sales Of Gunny Bags a
$1,000 per 100.