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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28

..r,n ,.o iT.r ,,,. ..,,,,l,,,, ,,,,i.t,.h,,,,,
t""'' Wv va "' "F"''rt ! F""'''"'"-
the tlloWIh5 letter, KINDLY lrUshrd by an
Irish gIrI, WhmesNcethe1U wen, aumr fur,
teen months ago, to dig up i "iortvn" FIR
himself and B,dIy -
SAN FaANsIsKY, Dec 1T 1910
BlDpY DAMN = We been Ia the mines,
bad iqk to 'em For sneu weeks, III ldy.
acushIa, sHchcd the bowels Il trrV
Grmlr FIR gooId aud all got was lhc d,>>.
emary. bl rason Of working on an empty
stomach. The dyIl hing ,nate for breh-
fist, the $ ime far dInucr, and ditto repeated
Tor supper, and all the time throwing up
mnd and water, is NIFTY wlkpnng tor the
in~idcS Pnlytees was dollar A pound
and no mate 10 be had bul grisli. harc,.
wheh Is ruil' Customers Ia coNld wcner
the crlltArea-l mane the u,i>;ly bue,-
come down IRON HE m u.tns. 81 thcit
aruu> eStrndcd, as IT they wanted to h,d
ye wIum; bu tie moment they're t rucu,
ye, lhry g,ab We, the ,ra,thors, and ,ouaxp
the pr til q htrou,,yNe. S me Of the nov,
tint wlul out III tue 5 .nre ship w!d me iou"l
&c Id galore, bat the dnal d., nrurh as the
valIy OF aweddm ring, Bddy, DID l'vrr,
9' Tar '''I ,'I E'r "' "a L." ''''N
~, rnli.cn -. w. ,r. =, r',,'n T , I' -,
whrr,. the ,y,n,'nn n',. ,bo ,,a,.nr ~ :, d'','
conner keith. and y,,,o~a,..t,. d'.,".r'"'J.
nm the,, bn.ks .ayri,.,,n..re.c,,,.,.Hild'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28

how it light strike befnre venturing To de-
liver it, The result was that JUS, as he
was agoing 10 rise in congress to speak ii,
one e these other niembers jumped mp aud
saved hintIetroui,ie by delivering, # moi
verhalim, all the subs ance of what had
cost him lortnlghts labor this is fact
Ed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28

A dispute having arisen at an Italian
court about a lawyer and a doctor, as 10
which >honId walk lirt in public process
ION, it WIS referred to the court fool for
Judgment, who gave it in favor or he law
yer, on the ground that the rogue should
prcccdc the eXecutoner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
A Penny saved as good as a
Penny CGTNCd.o

WI are pr pared 10 furnish al WHO wish to pnrchn,
W any thing IN iht line q Furniture, Crtktly. tHr.t
iugS, locking Gl"ssr,, F'n,Ts d ca al pritrs wihh Ii,
per- on ur p,r't ms N III svtbiIy unlth Wmh W,
mean Ia have the pubic distinctly Indturd Mat wc are
hnund ~ ST any If The altv G,tdt vtr than
can be b,ugh at my other stabl i ~, this vici,
onr Spring stock Cf Furniture and CrotAep l. nov full
and all W. ask customers Is e. ut LIT Prove IL m II,
th1t Gnmls MARKED UOWN.
Our stock cou' lists TN IuoW ing articles, in part =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
ASTER.

lust receiver inthe store
$50 Tons Prime NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER.
Whohts roy hung ground NJ my mill, Tor sale cheap in
bulk ~ pntUp in kegs Ur barrels.
Purchasers pend upon getting urine article fresh
gtouH, al NMs W.NELLS.
! Waterbury,, Fen. oS. ls4a, VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
MN AN LNlNEHl LAWhiR IN NuR1 HAAl1OE

,...s. 1,..,.... NOR1BAhPTo~, Fab. :, le49.
year S-l have long wished yui tia, nlalt piye
u an accurate account III lie rrmuI kal cur Il, M, I'M
daughter IL violent cast ,ct tuia She is M ~ al
thrcr tar "i are In FEBRUARY Hst tutrd sutcs uu-
tile Ups hcc and glands made liz anlrurnure ma
rascd nh IrIthlIul RAPID Is IN If h' IVES ul,, lie
'mr So had! uctrt, d, lha 10 all aupt rui,,e # tid
Vtr ngaln be restt d. 1h> cont led sA NuLs H..
hiu hrlhg most b. rrlhl' el ana We liz mi, ii her
chtS ann, 81 lloken lhIt tht Wide II Ills d, n,
USED SAhsAPARlLLA IN LALGE QLhAIi1IIS
HtIht uiSta s' was not htFi,d III The HsI " bl, The
St'e was S AT H. lt iell harIu htG / lie d Ia rail NJ
ne Store al !'hr VcI! nile mhlS ntuI nIL Line. aud
IYsed mt /" make Iial u our ultI rlatup Ii,tk
nj one bottle, lavne 10 Mia, It il IT, L nn.ic,d
wing II hcrtldhgh Ntni dir rtitIA. II, il.,, "A, al,
olncs at once, al ~ just vc days the W,H M ,i,i
~ Il or ss'h the Il Ger b. Ihut heal ana lie mI loy,d
tlhit Tor 'hrtt W'tks ana I, Gun NeN pniIi,\ whs
hrnA rurtd-hsS tlan twr bitlts III v M been h,.f =
aiming tins case ios' III, II DER nCItr, u, t mo-, ,y
ehlru u" mink ll u ,'l' must Lave hun ,1rtsd Nv
he use If ihc sARSAPARlI Ia and II vu, rnt e,,, -
'nlcr the circumstances, l. argue urHIusI IT. ou1,
HlT NOW FOR 1Ht fROGF. Wan IN, cLiId ,.nr
ID To he pelIect! cur d. W 1T pad giving LT J,Jf px
ract, surprising all was sHf bat in wtnt, five DAYS TIC
N riptI"s tuning a. letyt HIh sNt hing h. rnn IN
etnTl. Newahd hvr day IL see if il ntuId amount 10
my lhng ser"IS. II lhcra,td RAJ idly Us ItE.rp We
gah culhnthccd giving NJ yUur medicine, and in FIVE
ays, thr SAINT WThd of tne br,it J She bcgan tn
w hrtter, and IN al Gnt Two week, n, WI n again
Fn m that day I" ih thr CT lid Las et pert city H.
Il Nc tatf ~ ,I, ,ctlns
tot her, hut hs we WI r using Your medicine with s,crE
and The child nprtN ing rHpidy, l. did III ,tIt mn l.,
hut left his own prcscr ptIUn IT, b. in case ytr Fx
tract lllrd. We hnd no UCcasi, f it, ANA an, nm. n.
VIII now recommend Your medicine sIInilar Cnsrs
Your Oh dtnt Servant
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
FUR NI.rUR f.
CROCKERY

ClLlJJhEk l.
We buy all our crockely in Original Packages. tim.
getting il Il N 10 tn G5 per cent chtrpe than the n,rr
chants geueHhy and we can selI any anrlr # tIorkrr
cheaper tuIn ran h. hnnR Thu side If ot0n VI Inv,
NOW un hand the fll,Wlng sylrs -
Moss Rose Ware lrUston,i China N hite War;
MathlG I" Mulberry '
-ALsO--
Sp nded Gold Band China " aTt aud an ende.s y,,i.,
# COumDn Ware >
CARPETINGS.
Bnts If fine CaTpeiiugs f., nj Boston and New yo,t
Aurkn s, at reduce Prizes,
LOOKING GLASSES.
Jusi received tie Lugest and utst silcndld To, q,
Looking Ghsses. YER rAh ted in MnntIecr and 10 nor
cent les. than can be botelt in V rnh M. ~ i
FEATHERS.
A large nt If Selected l.y Geesr Feathers cap bc s
II ont = Feather CONF aud prices Remarkable In,
--nSt--
large assortment of Dress Go, d. Fancy Gtods uro,J
~ ihS, CasSlmeTe-, VestingS G., Il o, tIer wit =
LUCE rment { Groceries which we shall 81 II ns I,,
Us can be desired.
Suffice II IL say we have large and well spIecicd ma
sentiment Of Co. DIS, which sHAtL 81 H. mud we rrsn
fully ask the puH chasing immunity to CINE in und i'm /
our GdS aver. and satisfy themselves whether or mt
they represent them.
Rem mheT the large sign
FURNITURE CARPETTNG h CROCkERY 81.
One b or East Branch Blidee = e Street.
ELLIS, WILDER & Co,
Montpelier, Feb. 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-28
An Trishman in California

As everything in CaIicroia is "unpor,
tanl,' We oifrr 10 apology FIR publishing
the following letter, KINDLY frm..rd by an
Irish glrI. WhmesWcelhe1u Wcu sumo four,
teen monihs ago, to dig up il "lortvn" fr
himself and B,dIy -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

The Legislatures of North Carolina and Msss-
spp the 18th ist respecvey-he latter in extra
18th inst.
young man, named Wooster Burton brother
OF the Sheriff Of Ere county, Pennsylvania is believed Ia
have come to his death by violence, though his body wa
iound IN the canal. lie was last alive at house oil ILL.,
fame.
The Tuscaloosa Observer states that a daughter
oil Mr. John w. Mckay of Tuscaloosa, aged two years,
accidentally set fire to her clothes lat Friday and was 70
badly burned that she died the following day, not"ll
standing the best medical skill.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal being now com
peied to Cumberland understood that Gen Cole who
has acted President of the Company Tor the past SIX or
years will resign in few days, and that Gov sprgg
will succeed him.
The manufacture of brandy is now successfully
Carried on by John A Scott ESQ OF Washington county,
Miss Ii is made from the ScuppernOns grape, and pro.
Jackson, after winning The ten mile heats in
Nashville undertook fifteen miles in ninety minutes
but stopped after running twelve miles He made the first
m ~ minutes, being minutes 20 time
than that BY which he won the IOmie ruct.
Mr.. X. J. Walker late Secretary of the United
States Treasury, is about to visit Liverpool and London ON
financial mission connected with a European loan for Inc
promotion OF an Important railroad enterprise the United
States.
The U. S. Coast Survey steamer Jefferson. ar.
rived at Philadelphia the 9Th from Norfolk having com.
ortant work IN the Gulf Stream The Jefferson to be re-
hed Immediately for the further prosecution of he Survey
on the oast OF California. Officers and all well
From 1910 to 1913, the English men of-war have,
It H said captured sX hundred and FIVE vessels con.
tanning Thu gh thousand eight hundred and three saves
latest adyces from Sierra Leone represent the slave trade to
be ilOurlshng.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



Saturday Morning. November Is, 1850
We have not much animation to notice in our market
during the week Just elapsed Cotton was in good request
the early part of 1t, but atery, owing to unayorabe ad
vices from Liverpool prices have been somewhat depressed
sugar and moassPs aO rather lower but Tobacco
continued to improve Flour has maintained itself pretty
we'll and Corn has gone up still farther Lard and Pork are
rather easier but Bacon, owing very scany receipts has
again advanced.
The Cambria 10 leave Liverpool for Boston the I'd
inst and her adyces hourly looked for by telegraph
COOn-Our review Of last Saturday left the Cotton
ket with good business doing, the weeks sales having
embraced % 800 bales, and prices having been pretty well
sustained throughout The week under review
menced with good inquiry and during the first three days
Saturday Monday and Tuesdaythe sales reached IL 600
bales prices, however, being fesby supported though with
decided decline being submitted On Wednesday later
adyices from Liverpool received, stating that the day
the Atlantic left Cotton had been heavy and private
dispatches alledged decline OF 6G0l4d This intelligence
though looked upon with dsfus its correctness
had the effect Of keeping back purchase inducing them
insist decine and the business of Wednesday and
Thursday Comprising 20l bales)
reduction Of aGD4 Of Yesterday the Cambria being
due, and the weather unpleasant besides the sales
fined to 1900 bales making total for the week of 1850
market still unsettled but find it necessary reduce
tatiOns slightly The receipts this the lt
of September IO5 bales against 6 $50 to date
last year, but all the United States ports there is
CREASE Of q III bales.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16
n d W ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MC,RNiSG. NoyE,,ppp 20

=, Harat htteHi<eHce The L. $. sIoop of war
hlsuln' lrorh Oregon, arrived at San Francisco.
1',n SePIi .'th- U. S. revenue bark Polk, Com.
,i.os' I II" her, 1853 days from New York, arrived
a. ian I,h; 'ancsco, l7rh Sept. The U. S. brig
i yr,. from Hong Kong, arrived at Manila,
5,IE - The U. 5. frgate Raritan, from Nor.
jD'N Tor the South Pacific, was spoken Sent I6
,a'. ~ o., north, long. Sc 49, The U. S frigate
'D'''lall9n, Il now on her way TO New York
lr''h me tiedllerranaan, but she will be ordered
i,mnrdla'eIy to Boston,. The U. S. store shin
rrsannia Is now on her way to New York from
- nfazu she VIII be Immediately prepared for her
'rIp TO London, rePhted with articles for exhibf.
i'h al l1e great worlds fair. She is the largest
slofe-Ship In the service, being twice the size of
.l'e Ere. The T. S. steam frigqte Saranac, at
N"N YORK, Is nearly ready to take her departure
Tor The West Indies. The U. S. sloop of war
Germantown, il ~ tte Brooklyn Navy Yari ready
IofS"a, only waiting for her battery, officers and
men The U. S. sore.ship Southampton is
ready 10 receive her cargo At the BROOKLYN NAVY
Yard. -. The u S. frigate St. Lawrence, Hiram
ftubihg, Esq commander, from the river Weser
ana twenty days from the English channel, arrived
here TIM morning, via Boston The St. Law
renee has been absent from the United States over
Two years, during which time she has been act
I'eiy engaged in cruising. IN Y Express.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

NJ slF'bk DEWITT respectfully he
-. rfllles, his Pupils, Ladies
'e'' o. New Orleans TINT he will Aral- &Sl,=SB
D Nlout the 10Th November teaches
- ,'S perfect style OF the art, same ri rs ESl
i ,uf best academies OF Europe ufisueng bic nv, - H.
i By illa the pupil acquires the graceful carnage
t's'nne Of department. and complainant
"a room etc now in the aghl0BafIr sorie,g a.,
Pe NM America He tfaches uI the fashion Dance "a
W. lhe new Pas Quadrlles, Sru,th,
"uir rlartus Two Steps and Spanish Wall - g,
l.i lhe latter Of which in
'' ,'"nns OF Paris He hes, ilTn,sg
va Sipflhes, PoIka, Mazurcns, English IOr rtns - 80
-lalnU '1' '''' 1'''"itIii' CHchucha,
\. B-As facts to depended upon than verbal ~
III ~t' lrehsions Mons. D. parents to he nTas5
~ ofT ,hl they may Judge Of his capacity and DER
W M 'U7itn'e between the IN
' T. 1ry Si thus with ewes ths he "
uc-s IN tho true elements OF the Chorrgrarblc
Pays'l WI he rapid and iitters Ern,slf bs ~
w. not ne INFERIOR In point Of aucig graceful
America - ' ~'~ EiS"t ~'p!ltla q Europe and
u he number pupils will limited
VIII De c0nducel 4rpntns,
i'.T uA,y ~ regard 10 lecJrum and silence " 0'N
ItE ~ G Two separate classes
", uesiays t 81 o'clock P. NJ and on slt,rieye a. 90
+ ~ a." other on "pdne,days III ocork p n si
Fl al l+o,cl2rE NJ for young Ladies and iPt Sas,
society ''"5 i'i'a'e anu formed Of the best
r, n. ~ vi 'I"'-ay7 anu Thursdays, at O'Clock,
% lseTe subscribe for four months and bal two lss,o
o. ar8outl sac 10
Llhe c1sscs residence s.Ine h
-e VIII be gwen Of the location Of the Aredemv o02 C
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

MEMPHIS-Per steamer Natcfez: l23 bales cotton G NJ
PncSsrd &Go-223 do Buckles Wright, Williams &co-
20 Robson \ Alen-73 White &co-7s Hill, Mclean &
Go174 Henderson y Peale56 Bradley, Wilson ScO53 do
cob Frer.op Fower~l9 Groves &co-37 Bonner /
Smith, West Spmme,sril G Cocks &eo-lS Buck.
Donegan &eO-GO Mitchell &co--l4 Pickett, Perkins &co-
Is Watt DeSaules-5 Z 4 G B Tae-5 NJ Greenwood
BALlLE-Per steamer t boswell: q hhds sugar, rs
G ~ mg ia M0qgomeyCl0 do De LqCroH &eoC
0ivnr-G7 do " D Urqahar'-2d do B " HuntiRg1oH2i7
ht do, 50 bbs sugar de EganaO3 do R Blanchard &
ST l.OUlS-Per steamer Jas Mi.ngar S76 bbIs flour J
E7ger &Go-ll5 do halt do butter Ii Mouse &cO-50 bbls
Hour AZ kegs but Kennedy Foster2ls bbs flour Edge,
Mutord &col26 SKIS oats 36l do potatoes l39 do onions
Duhau-l0 bhIs alcohol D 3eaman-3t9 potatoes
Ill sis onions G + Buddeoke &co-4 cs hams w Wright
&eoT25 Kegs 6ut,ey bbl soap Elder &eo-3O bbs cas-
Giyens-l pkg mdse VI Green eood-l do e Regnour-l43
6bs potatoes 81 do apples ~ do sundres 1000 cabbages
ST LOUIs-Per steamer Ohio 536 bbs -four Kennett,
S @G9L@0 40 - do castor oil BIoTll Gayle &cqT6 bXs
coNO5 SKIS osis IS bis flour Eden, Muod &co2i0S co
rope tl, Mclean &eo-I2S bags potatoes Thompson-l
box mdse Armstrong, lawrason co-3l bbs flour Kennedy
NouTse &co|S Ibis nuts W VassenolS bales cotton & NJ
PtPckad Gco1l3 do Cherry, Henderson &cO-sundres to
DONALDSONVILLE-P steamer St James: % bids
sugar Hill, Mclean &col0 do Brand Landry2 do Ro.
man hernon-lO do % bbls moa@es NJ Gordon, Jr-sun-
lard TiMEs.Per steamer Natehez No2 2: -65l bales
w Jaek,o &co-lOO G Burke ScO-9i Wright William.
%eo-s4 leverGh &co-55 Buckley y loIt-5l do Payne &
HarrlsOn-JO l. II Gae-sO Beck-4S Watt X DeSaules-
a Cognolly-l j ii Shepheri~4l Feowes &coN4i do R
Nngent &cO-i9 J ByIne &eO-39 Oakley Hawkins-3l
WSFd JonasJ8O li Mclean Seo-28 G Cocks Sco,:
Thomhl n McIIheHny-l4 McCOnOche X Donnell-lI do
Brandsr William; &co-lO Anderson & Nletcaif-6 Ceve
q M Bayey &cO-TOta 209S bales cotton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

Tile BOUHdaty Question IN TeEaS-So far as
we have received returns of the election in other
counties, there appears to be overwhelming ma
jcrIty in favor OF accepting the terms proposed by
the boundary bill. The people of Texas, regard
less OF the strong appeals which have been made
alike to their passions and prejudices, seem dis
posed by their action to declare that they consider
It neither cOwardlce dlshonor to relinqush the
territory for the equivalent which is offered them.
They, in the exercise Of their privileges reemen
quietly adjusting disagreement which threat
ened to array Texas in arms against the United
States bringing in its train dissolution of the
Union and perhaps bloody and endless civil war
fare. Individuals of other States, who appear
mady determined to effect ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the
confederaCy, have endeavored to induce the people
of Texas to reject the terms offered them, and
plunge headlong into the horrors of a civil war
Their sympathies for Texas were warmly enlisted
but their real objects were to use Texas an in
strumen for the dissolution, regardless Of her real
interests.
Presses in other States have stgmatized those
citizens Of Texas who were favorable 10 the ac
cepiauce OF the proposition the submission and
watef-bucket party. Tanning reproachas of cow
ardice have been freely heaped upon her; vet un-
moved by the launts and reprOaches of which she
has heen the Object; regardless of the inf aiming
appeals which have been made 10 he passions and
preJudces OF her citizens, she has moved steadily
onward in the path Of honor and of duty. Con.
sclous of the vast responsibility now resting upon
them, they have met the crisis with dignity and
firnness The present and the future interests of
Texas, perhaps he existence of the republic were
suspended on her decision aud We believe tina
by her present action, both will be placed in safe
ty. To the charges of cOwardice and dishonOr sh-
may proudly to her past history for an answer
There can he no craven spirit in those who with
a weak and feeble population defied the power Of
Mexico, and drove her numerous armies in dis
grace from her soil The glorious history of her
military achievements, is unsurpassed in the an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16
NOTICES.


~" My Three Premiums upon Slavery, Indiana,
and the Theatre advertised he opened 5 have to
postpone till turher and previous publishing
ana-as the city papers do up my
Of which shall respond the question:
which see have been propounded o me day
Next WEDNESDAY MORNING shall endeavor to have m,
fret number issued with humorous suue Price Csc
MD Ct DR. HUNTER "a ST Charles, 81
L-V Law Department of the University OF
Louisiana. The Lectures this Department will COM
meuce On the first MONDAY December next.
In consequence Of the resignation the Henry A. Bur
who has teen elected Representative Congress- his place will he
temporarily supplied by
CHRISTIAN ROsELlUs ESQ., whose will embrace the
History and General Principles The Law Jur,
prudence and Land Titles Of Louisiana.
Those Of Professor McCALEB will Admiralty aud Mari
time Jurisprudence Laws Nations the Courts
of the United States.
Those OF Professor RANDELL HUNT will embrace Commercial
Law Criminal Law, and the Law o Evidence.
Those of Professor MONROE will embrace Common Law Con
stitutionRl Law, and Equity jurisprudence
Diplomas equivalent license practice will conferred
those only who shall have Lectures or one
full and shall have studied year In the office
Counselor atLaw, Testimonials goodcharacr required
For further information, application may
Professors and for Morcuaon undersigned at his office
the new Municipal Hall, Second Municipality.
MD I'm THEO. II. McCALEB, Dean
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE 800 b. 80" N.-LoseITUDEs 800 W.-nT Time 6h
Cleared YesterdaY,

Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Manchester, Porter, Newport, R |, via Tampa Bay
J Ii AshbHdge &Co
Schr Mary Ellen, Miller, ApaaChlCoa, Jas Fauely
steamer Jenny LLd, Jayne. Mobile Master
Arrived.
Bark Chas Thompson, Small Is days from Philadelphia to
Bark Piedm gSgt Bside is DAYS from Pb,daID, IN
MASTERED my,
Bark Gypsy, Esng, days from Mobile, in ballast to mas.
ter-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Jas Milingar, Foster, from st Louis.
t boswell, LarOse, from the Baze.
NatChez, Pierce, from Memphis
NacheZ No2 Leahers, from Hard Times.
Ohio Black, from st ouis.
St James, Power, from Donaldsonvle
TOwboat Phenx, Cromwell, from the Passes-went down
hght-bTOught up bark Chas Thompson.
TOwboat Diamond, LaPace, from the Passes-owed down
and the 10 III int barks Gibraltar and Roman
brought up barks Piedmont and Gypsy.
Towbgat Defiance, Hamburg, from the PassestOwed down
and 70 on the llh inst brig Alfred ENa-came up
light.
Towboat Ocean, Mechanics, from the Passe-came up light
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16
JEFFERSON CITY.
Friday Eveninr- Novenhar n 1854


Arrived during the past week, F49 head of Beef Cattle
$50 Hogs, 7lO Sheep, 70 Mich Cows, and 3S5 Calves.
BEEF CATTLE-The market is well supplied with Western
Cattle and moderate stock of Attakapas and Texas Elk.
IRENE prices 3laCD6c Up ID net.
HoGs-A small supply. Prices advanced near the end of
the week to 4d45c qH ID net
SHEEP-The market bare during the tore part of the
week Sales in lots at 81 Is, SO 50 and So IS p head.
MILCH Cows-A fair supply with good inquiry. Prices
$40 SIS % % head
CALvEs-There are but few SALE Prices So 5oR$7 90
d. head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY.
LNEeSE .EI.rir0E.

DER STEAMSHIP OHIO, and ships Cornela
L and Vcksburg, Just received at
so Cu1,ak street,
the lates. importation Of
Magnificent Silks and other Dress Goods
striped and plain Silks Satin de Chsns snchsW Mousselns de
LANES, Caahnees Apaeeas Canton Cloths Bombsznes Mnos,
Paramattas, Poplins, Mohair Lures &c, &c.
EmbrOiderIes.
Embroidered Linen Canbrc Handkerchief Collars Cuffs
aud Swiss Efgings, &C.
Visites, MantIIIas and CIOaks.
large stock Of s latest styles beauy style
aud finish by any ia the city
Wooden Goods.
Blankets Of every 1e aud quality black nncy Cas,msre
Saunest Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys FIannels
White Goods.
Plain Swiss Jacouet Catrie Mullins; Curtain Mus.
Inns Curtain plaid Swiss and Jacone Mus Lawns
Linen Goods.
Irish Linens sheetlngs Table Linens Napkins Towels Linen
Lawns Linen Csmbrcs Linen C5ntrc handkerchief &c.
ShawIs.
extensive long Shavs yIes Of
Caihmere ShaWls Cashmere scarfs very sye
Hosiery.
complete assortment Of Ladies' Chdren's Hosiery
undervesH and Drawers
Fancy Articles.
Latest styles Of Trimmings Silk Buttons Brds Kid Gloves Silk
'el'eu Oh Silks Crava Grape Lsse Wells, Grapes Laces
Domestic Goods.
sheengs, shngs, Prints Cottonade DENNIS Tcks Cheeks
other style
Plantation, Housekee pIng and Fancy
Dry Goods.
All of which can he purchased undersigned prices to suit
the most experienced purchaser.
MD lOt 3dp G. NJ. SIMPSON 80 Canal st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

NEWPORT, X Per bark Manchester: Govt Stores
APAL ACHtCOLA-Pers chr MARY Ellen: 394 bbls and
Az nj do flour 81 do york. q do mOasses 70 do bread IS dc
whisky, bG3 hid sugar, casks bbls hams 10 ck
bacon, 70 pes bagglng, ~ coil, rope and surdries
MOBlLE-Per steamer Jenny Lind 3S7 bbls our, 5O7 dc
apples "A bbl5 whisL" a bbs moasses, 10 kegs butter,
casks rice