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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
AUCTION SALES.
3 GARDINER, Aueaoaesr.

SAhUIEfkia, AuCaU1cof
x BALDWIN GARDNER,
~ -, :. Store SIS way cor Antnony.el
- rafaeqisf attention win DO given TO salcs OF Fancy
S"sa rsintiugs &c. Aso furniture OF fani-
Hes giving Up house ksap!rK Also Stocks Of Msn1fac-
@fsss nc ~. o. which afe fstpeesfuily solicited
bis ssesn he hoPes 10 merit ia patronags OF bis
friends ard the public. lei isf
AT PRIVATE sALE.-DfAaoND 1ggEsRy Il BYesst
Pin superb single brilliant Of hs 6ra wa,ey veInsd Al
$685. do Finger Rug, Slei do DO gas, do DO SIS;
lido DO s7ast received sn6 q the laIsA. and moss fsah
1lso sapsrb new silver gilt prize swordcoa sos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
LAW COURTS.

CouRr CALEKDAR-TAts Day-oircuit Court
Nos 1856 to 1874 1851 1877 to so mn ,os m, .oo
CosmoS PLEAs-Nos AL s87, 49, 4sl, 1873, 1885, 49, 4ss
Sol. sos sos, 5I3, bl7, 52l, 623.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SUDDEN DEATH-An old and highly respected
citizen David Lester, died yesterday morning, at
about O'Clock. He was deacon of the First Bap
tist Church, Nassau-st and on Sabbath last was
well and carried the plate round at the end OF the
services On Monday, he was at his business, and
in the evening attended meeting in the Lecture
room Of the lat Baptist Church, Nassau st. Whence
he went home, ate bis supper, and wentto bed, well
and hearty as he had been for years. About
o'clock Saturday morning he arose and complained
OF the cloneness Of the room. He opened the win
dow and within few minutes, his wife thinking
that he was staying out of bed too long got up and
found him dead He had died Of disease Of the
hart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04
A. M. MEkwIN, Auciionoef.
M aN n - H.

NY BANGS, BROTHER g. 60. a,oEe 24 broad.
ID way Particular annhVn givsn 10 the sale OF Prtyats
Librariea Cash advances made whee desired
HoTIcE--Tke eopa.pership Of BANGS. eLATf GO:
VIVA ais,olyed BY the death Of Mr. PLATg on the 9Th Of
Msy last The business w be continued by The Survivors
under the tile OF BANGS, BROTHER Il co.
REGULSR NEW-YoRK FALL TRADE BALE.
Tba Caslogue OF this sale which embraces the most sS
teosys variety OF desirable stock ever offered al trade
gale Ia now ready for delivery to the Trade The ase wiz
occupy swo entire weeas commencing with tue BOOKS
Ar PRIyATa sALE-A great assortment Of w Iuns ~ y
peFs Letter Cap, Cur and Fsi 40 on INC MOS 70
Terms. Booksellers and country merchants are invited 70
call.
ar gRIyATx sALE-Bohns PopalAr Library sene&--
gope.S bes Of these very desirable aud collect wofz ~
kow offered 10 tho aads and oher eompEhng mo sano'
ard Library 81 vols tie Scientific library vols S Az
hquarsn Library vols; The Classical Library, u yosi
aud the illustrated Library new ssfes including Lodges
Portraits Of IuatouR Psfsonages OF Great Britain. Ehs
volumes gold separately II deslred. hat has iua
seen ssued OF ha various works, and may % bad OIL tie
aoTe.
zyoI. $40; Ewbank's Hydraulcs and Mechanics John.
IONS Farmers Encyclopedias eneaona sss wo 1,s On
EonQster Bennotls Dodbe Entry Bookkeeping, STo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

De A man attempted to kill himself by hanging
on Sunday morning, in Gold ct. He was dscov-
cred and Haved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04


ssPAyEMENr.-A resolution of the Board AL
dermen in favor of contracting with Russ q Reed
TO extend the pavement in Broadway from the
Icnded warehouse TO Morrlsss. wa non oonourrsd
IN on Monday evening by the Board of Assistants,
ssoo. The objection of opposing Members WAS
that the stones to be laid down similar 10 those rs
Gently Iad are too large causing horassto slip and
therefore dangerous, dc.
KS' Among the passengers of the brig y. P.
Beck, from port-auP Prince which arrived at this
Port yestefday, were Rev. VIM H. Jones and wife
with swo female converts from the interior Of the
leland Of Haysi. Mr., Jones has been Tor nearly
Eve years Missionary of the Baptist Free Mis-
sion Society and resofas in consequences Of change
OF sentiment in regard to the Sabbath. 1t is his
intention % throw himself upon the Board OF the
ssyensh Day Baptist Missionary Society 'or future
service 10 the Missionary field
Eg "Gasrdsn'' is Informed that Mrs. Mehsn
hss rot bees tried for tho alleged murds, of her
servant girl tbe case 10 sss down 70, sdia month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

ROOKiYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ee-Oice No Merchants Exchange Wall.st N. Y. and
As Fulton at Brooklyn. WIN ELLSWORTH, Prest-
A. @. STEsENs, Secretary. sns ON"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24
Receipts Of Produce:

MEMPHIS-Per steamer Michigan: $50 haIeH cotton Brad
Bonner & smth-58 Bosart folsy-i7 Ges Connolly %
SSes GIssa%e ssiGs ssl Tsers. wan
sos White GRGPf sa Nc
LemGEs s GHFen Eg912 SsayaEe VILLAIN SsoIs Bq Pss
T fHe oP %ss8i o' Bys 99ss0a Moon
Titus NcO-6 Elder. Bro &eo-5s & G B Tate-54
S spD 90 SS Ads@ @
~ do appes boxes do and sundnes to ode-Tota saS
MEMPLsPr steamer gscla "a ssIss cotton Y.,
AiIen17s swiney Green &co-ss Green wood &cos7
asndsri eng, Pfssz5s FlisoR Eowsys III White
G BSyks &cOI!a Wight, Williams See-ss a = Owen
SeaS.i BSnn GeS ssS fe ff Gos ESQ
Gsnnoily1ls Il Fraser &eoaI6 Hin, Mclean &eo--l6
G .aGs F %5 Rafs RT:1s Ras Pgss IA n.
owes &co"s BSchannon, Carroll sos @hs6t . Son
Nagent SesTS BgrPe &co-T Bogart = ESsy-sS All
ss q steamer sa9 Sa Sss N WIN;
Som Oakley K Hawkins-Total l02 bales cotton.
Payne &c Hsaqeen S sa Us lynn lynn
Sco-l4 DO Burke &eols DO Ward Jouas-ss DO Male
bbs mpIases shaw &eo4i bales cotton s. bbs mplas
~ 1 g 5s mo Ra Ss e
McRea { Coff@Sn q do WHs t. Wilkins keS-ss q v
]1fssGP Oakley 8ahis Ho Bro a.
Il Boapsr& smith-z0 Nggent aeo-Is Anderson q Ne.
bis moasses Gerard Feers do Laave~5 hhds sugar
fodon JIota Dol bales cotton 20 hhds sugar. ID DDS
molasses
ST MARTINSVILLE-Pers steamer Naniope: IL bids
BelOeq-3 do Robinson & Oiver-16 bales mosa
Brander-42S hides, etc McManus-5I do Gaiot-1 do
and sundTies 10 ORDER
ST LOUIS-Per steamer L Mclean: I23a SKIS oats 800
bbls flour kennett, Dix Seo-I50 do Harris & Lacey- do
Whiting Il Pearce40S do Shaw &co-l93 do TO order
259 bags bran A MeVcar9 do wool Pegram & BryanS31
do oats l. Shaw-S3 do W Givense3 do peaches
Keep do + Buddecke Scos do apples Pszquef &
co-59 do NJ Martin9 lard Kennedy . Foster-57 bale
hay Y Patch &co-l16 bxs peaches Mier-7a do chess
q L. Dos0n-4O do Seccom0 Voorhees, do mdse, Dbl
apples Hoye4 bxs books II Durham sundres, order
ST LOUtS-PeT steamer Bunker Hill: I419 oats 10
bb flour kennett, Dix &coI00 do Clark Eager-I04 dc
Kenneth &eo-l00 do A ID Grief &co-l60 do Small &
McGil-a39 SKIS potatoes DTuhan-S40 do O Woodruff &
cO-l9 do A Thompson-4 bb wheat Zaratin &eo-245
wheat Jury &cO50 poughs Jas Connolly &cO-II6a sacks
Edgel mufoTd Sco-65l do 25 do BRAN q half bhls
and . kegs butter Il MoOn-5 les Hay w Patch &co
80 bbls apples NJ Martin-176 do Biscoe Simms-a9 ds
Pasquier &coI20 do potatoes Hurey90 do apples 10
oIder32 kegs butter GO boxes cheese II Stuges &co-112
Kegs butter Adams-ll bbs eggs Schneider Wse320
SKIS Horl Gayle &co35s do w Giyens-sundries 70
OTter-2O bales cotton G NJ Pinckard &cO
DONALDSONVILLE-Pers steamer st James: hhds
sugar Roman L. keFnOn.
DONALDSONVILLEr-P steamer NJ StreeE: bales
40 bbs moasss II hhds sugar Bogart Foley20 do
Shift do bbs molasses Pavy &eo-29 do Cam
mack Squires-3l bales moss Turner
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

~ - Rc9uInr weekly Saturday NiCksburg
LflEshes-H Packet ENPkEtOR-FOr Vicksbnrg War
Ssszsz.as rentOn, New Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney
aud NatehezThe magnificent and swift running passenger
steamer EMPEROR, Capt M w. jerks, will positively
leave for the above and all intermediate landings on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th inst at O'Clock P. M For freight or
PASSAGE apply board, foot of Canal street. or TO
T. b. SMITH, 96 Magazine st.
N. B-There will be a clerk the evee ready to receive
freight Friday morning. o23
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

Dangerous and SHspiciOusUnder this head few cases
come each morning before Recorder Caldwell, showing
this class Of individuals constantly arriving in town, and
Also that the Second Municipality Police determined TO
give them They would do much better keep
of this Municipality, if they will cons-
deabe number Of the gents doing good service in
The wokhouse and the prospect is, that there will be
more of them in the predcament 10 fact, Mers Dan
Smith and Henry Munroe sent down yesterday morning
We cannot too highly commend the pursued by Cap
tain FornO and Recorder Caldwell in regard thieves Gea
caution should be Observed however, the abuse
the system, and the arrest OF innocent Even under the
haJo1s corpus administration of former Judge of the F
District Court the thieves mighty shy ofhe Second Mr.
ncpay, and imagine thatthey will find it altogether
hot for them the coming winter
Ftned-An individual, named John FogeEy, yester
day brought up before Recorder Genois, the charge
having disturbed the peace and caused considerable damage
walchmar by hitting him the head. He ineC
s95 and not being able i" fork, he committed 70
thirty days
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

Burglary F. Witie yesterday made affidavit
before Recorder Genos stating that his store, No. q New
Levee entered about weeks since, and robbed
of Watches knives and pistols, the amount of $780, He
further states, that Tuesday last called at his store
and asked him the value Of knife, which he
nized having been stolen the time his entered
He asked the where ne bought it, and the place was
pointed out to him. He went there, and several of the
articles stolen from him displayed in show the door.
Issued for the Of the person having them
in pOssP sziou
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24
Valuable Lot Of Ground in the Second NUM-
Cipality-sold on account of departure.

ATURDA ', uc'aber o'clock Banks Arcaie-Wl be
- sold that valuable LOT OF GROUND forming west
OF Banks and Broad Shell flOa
Common street The lot measures ~ seo ches lin
Bnnks street. 81 ct inches lines dptI the fronting
Banks street So inches nea 0site depth line The
Lot requires nc hllnE up. Terms Cash
Act OF sale before Philip PendergaAs notary public
the purchaser org
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

Fir FOR CHAGREs-The fine Clipper and very fest
900. sailing schooner THORN, CaIt. Chas. WHITE
@"~@ will have dispatch above. This vessel is fur
nshel m most superior manner; the cabin is thoroughly
ventilated and all IN state rooms, and every will be
paid TO the comfort OF passengers Cabin passage 20 and
found. Apply Capt. White, board, tier above
niQ M k-r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24
S A M U Z L R. HAM MITT,
Merchant Tailor

and Dealer in Fashionable and Ready Made Clothing,
No. 10 81. Charles street, Neso Orleans.
AS Just received aud opening splendid
IL Cloths Ca7meeS Tweeis and Nesngs the quality
and latest and fashionable patterns selected by
great care expressly for his MARKET from the choicest New
YORK and Philadelphia and prepared make
shortest notice and reasonable any establishment the
CITY NM j. Lantzner engaged supenend the
Iaorng departments and will continue 10 fit all who may
me with their patronage.
also opening assortneus of Readu
Made Clothing and GsRmsa's Furnishing Good in the civ
selected from the fashionable establishment
Broadway, and made for New York city respectfully
sou the attention buyers thereto, article has pu
chased with view the CITY and Country trade and
. anaa .-.lI- L.-l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

BBsterous Rdppings.-A seres Of rappnzs, at first as
mysterious tose Of the Rochester spirits, heard a
the door OF certain Intelligence oicekeeper in ST. Francis
street, few nights since The Tappngs not in answer
to questions the two inmates of the Ofceswere not
disposed to have communication with outsiders, and
throw veil over the ue causes Gas could posi-
lively what they wee.> The knocking ut my door, under
existing circumstances proved annoyance and the
keeper of the Intelligence office aforesaid the day made
affidavit against two fast young who hold forth few
doors from his shop. They brought up yesterday
receive the penalty due for their aedged mdees the
prosecutor told straight story swearing clearly the
identity Of Of them and giving his opinion that the
other also guilty Unfortunately for the of law
and order. and the comfort of gentlemen who wish live
RETIRED the accused proved clear aJi and discharged
writ of hqJsqs corpus should be got for real offenders
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

From BsrmUda.-The small pox, of the same
type that proved so fatal the last year at ST. Vim
cent, has appeared at Barbados. An improvement
in curing sugar had been discovered by gentle
man at Barbadoes which, it is said, will to
tEat Island above E50000 per annum.
Tlght house is to be built on Grand Turk, The
inhabitants of Turks Island luxuriating on the
proposed construction of an ice house, and their
| consequent ability to indulge in ice creams
large natural tank of fresh water has been dis
covered at Turks Island, in a cave several feet be-
low the surface. This is great relief to the in
habtants, who are often put to inconvenience and
expense for that necessary article.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24
NEW ORLEANS CHTTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON CRY.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Wednesday Evening, October q, 1850
Arrived steamer Bunkerhl No g. 81 head of Beef Cat
tie and ISL Hogs per Maniope 20 head of Calves per
Mohican, 30 Sheep.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 496c " ID mel; Hogs 4(65c %
Ii net; Sheep, 90 90 " head Nleh Cons, ssO t55 q
head (; CdlUes, Cayerage price, IS 60 " head
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24
Arrival of the Steamship Asia.

The following Geographic dispatch was received
here this morning at ll:30, thus beating time 80
minutes, and coming through from NewYork in %
minutes
NETWORK, Wednesday, Oct. 23-l2:O5P. n.
The steamship Asia has arrived.
Cotton is unchanged the week preceding the
departure of the Asia, the sales amounted to $4,000
bales. Fair Orleans brrught IA Bfeadstufis
were steady. Sugar has advanced.
Havre market, cotton firm sales of the week
$500 bales. At Glasgow, cotton dull. The ar
counts from Manchester are favorable, with an ad-
vance in cloths and yarns. Lard active. Pork
firm. Tallow steady. Rice dull.
Arrivals at Foreign Ports - The Oxenbrdge
arrived at Havrs on the Sth inst; the York at
Waterford on the 9TH the Hartley at Tarragona
the 23d ult. the Sharon at Leghorn on the Oath;
ult; the Francisole at Cette on the 2SIh ult !;
the Charlotte at samepOrt on the lst,; all from
NewOrleans. Evening Pioayune, yesterday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

e5s4LA y. Htckhdm's Ltne-Fhe coppered and copper
$3.50 fastened clipper brig MAJOR EASTLAND,
Her rs cabin all IN state rooms, and the second cabin
ged yprsssy for the comfort Of passengers To tn
DESTROYS Of trying This route California, this presents
favorable opportunity, the Brig having heretofore been
entirely employed III the passenger trade and the swite
saer Of this For freight passage information
respecting the route, apply below 10
r. NJ. HARRISON q co, IA GravieF ST.
aus o. NICKHAM, % COMMON 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

OregOn.-A friend writing to the editor of the
Stockton Journal, from Oregon City, refers as fol-
lows to the prices labor, ETC., in that region;
Every thing is high here the prices being regu.
lated by those of California. Labor is common at
S. per day. Carpenters SO, and scarce at that
A cow is worth 500; yoke of steers $500. and
5000 was the other day offered and refused for
span of horses.
The custom Of the country allows each man
claim of a situation of land and these claims are
held at prices varying from $1,000 TO $4,000 ac-
cordlng TO location and improvement. Lumber is
worth $50 per thousand and wheat 81 per bushel.
The destiny of Oregon clearly is 10 supply Cali
fornia with lumber and -four. Under the present
wretched system OF agriculture, 80 bushels of wheat
10 the acre is an average crop; and with this yield
it is impossible that the American flour can be
shipped around the Horn, and sold as cheap as ii
can be supplied from Oregon and it is equally i'm
possible that the Chill mills can pay the duties and
compete with us.
The new avenue to the rich agricultural valley
of the Umpqua, opened by the recent exploring ex-
petition, will bring us in close proximity to one of
the finest of the grain growing regions of Oregon.
The water power, excellent timber, and quarries of
building stone to be found on the Umpqua and its
tributaries, are elements of wealth such as cannot
long escape the eye of Americans. Who lives ten
years this side of the continent will see sights
in the way of cities, towns, and teeming popu-
laiion, such as the most sangune scarce dream of
now. San Francisco Courier
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

fHqest.-An inquest yesterday held the body Of
negro, apparently about sXty.ve years of who
found dead in the woods short distance from the Common
street shell road below the Galvez Canal The jury after
examination, returned verdict that the deceased died
from The effects Of intemperance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

No. Sc Gravier street.
Ter JOHN BALL. Agent, receiving and opening at the
above store large and Stock Of Law, Medical Theology
cal School standard and Miscellaneous Books.
ALSO one OF largest and superior stocks Of sso1sy
ever brojght to thi, city, consisting in part Of
English French Cap and Letter Papers, Papers
snd Envelopes match
Sealing Wax Fancy Counting House Fancy Ink Stands
Quilts, Steel Pens, Ink and every article usually Kept By sta
toners.
His stock Maehss Goods very large aud elegant
consisting Of
Writing Desks Portfolios, Albums, Stands Work Boxes jewel
Cases, ETC.. ETC.:
superior Gold, sve She'll Morocco and Fanv
Porte M0nnaeS Gold Pens, ETC. etc.
Es His stock is large and complete Goods new and
esb having been selected by Mr. the North ths Fall He
would respectfully solicit call from his public
aurpg them that he will sell them Goods very prices GA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

Larceny by SlaUe.-CharIss, slave Of Mr.. Brown,
yesterday arrested by the Second Municipality police
the charge Of stealing pair Of broganslrom Mr. Martin
Charles had the articles in his posseon and he was accord
ingly locked np for trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

piTTsButE1i COAI4-JAMES WRIGHT & co,
l. No. ID Triton WIlk prepared deliver the best
quality of PlTTSBURG COAL, in quantities to suit
cha e at Wholesale Retail Their stock of Goa has been
he Of prime quality Coal in casks barrels or sacks for
Gas Companys Office Common street. opposite the St
Charles HOTEL hrOUg the PosOflCe .Lehgh and Can
mel Coal always hand,
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NEW ORLEANS:
3D. =
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, 1850.

, The Lats arson Case.-Thomas Birmingham, who made
the affidavit against Bowman, whom mentioned ysster
day having been committed for a the charge, does
live in the house that fire. He wishes TO be
understood that he lives on Where street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

Leoee Thie1ss.-Neal Cosgroye and Thomas Boyle were
yesterday caught, by The Third Municipality Police, in the
act Of stealing cotton on the Levee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

Committed for Triai.-Lous Coon mate of the steamer
Mohawk yesterday brought before Recorder SeuzeReau
for examination the charge of cutting and manning for
life John McCabe, several months since. The injured man
has been in the Charity Hospital since he received his wounds
and crippled for The accused committed for trial
before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



Thsrday Morning October s4 1850 /
demand for England continued active yesteF
s. - We days business reached 500 bales taken mostly
1893 figures. The accounts By ne Asia are con-
Infsvsov HkW ORLEANS oIAestv1ctrtou
criinsry l,lzsl9i2 IAddanE Fair igz<@-
"ooa eIS Good and Fine: 5aga1,
-AHSss'ss shOhlndis
Tobacco-fhe only sale tina. came to our kD0,v,.a..
lot of13 hhds A at 9c y H. " O'i Ano"iedss was
Sugar and Molasses-suear seas7 A,..r.,,
brought 65z for Fair, and small parcels Pyn a. p '
Moaes ower-saIss 20 half bbs a. $50 mn - 49,. d.
and at a late hour IS bbls at &c y gallon '"S"a'
FIOuT-The receipts again fsht, and vs.
ofonly about 1000 bbls, including go bb ST. LOWS a
60 ard 300 Illinois and st. Louis Tin three lots, at a 5 "a
200 st. Loui8 Ia re-sale) at "a 90 " Dbl.
Grain-The I.evee bare Of Com. About 200 sacks
Yellow sold from store embracing 1900 Tin two lots :,
co. 100 g. 800 lin two lois) at GA and 40 sc y
bUshel.
PrOVisfOns-We noticed only retail sales of Pork a
SO s7zS11 co. and IS 20ss 80 y Dbl for Prime, and
Bacon $685. for Prime sides, and 55sc y b for bou
des $50 kegs Prime Lard sold at nc y b. and
offer of &c was refused for lot of 1000 kegs.
COiTee-But ltie doing. Prime New Rio Is held at I2c
Gunny Bsgs-A lot Of l2,50, in bales. sold at go
cash
Whisky-We noticed sales of I35 bbls Recifed at 95S
| and 30 Extra (Fletcber's) at &c p gallon.
Exchange-We quote Sterling at 106I491O9i4; New
York sixty day Bills 202Jz " cent. discount and Sigh
Checks 1zC9I v cent discount.
Freights-A ship taken for Trieste at 1c, two 70
Liverpool at I'D, and one also for Liverpool u cargoJ
| 1924, for Cotton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

Missouri Baak.--A dispatch has been received
by house Of this city, from another in st. Louis,
to the following effect "Take no fifty dollar
Missouri Bank bill"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24
SLInn.

Hsta-ln the First municipality tdsagnatsd
ans y mi ne MS cenInsnes q the KaTsad and up
In tht Second tns the k9s AbeF the I'D
iag No. beng FGibsst Landing Third fmsk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

.VeaU Book Store.

SALT AFLOAT-FOr sale the cargo Of the bark Ex
~ press, order and well Rs0fted for paTticu
lars apply to oil JOHN TOOLE, No. % Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24
Dry Goods, Dry Goods. Dry Goods
Port MARTENS safe,
nv SYKES. HYDE &, IN

GATuRDAYi October &C. at 10 oc ockWi be sold auction
= ~ order and uhder the Inspection OF the PO wadeIs
CONT Of whom d may
% cases and bales DAY GOODS ssung Of Blankets Cloths,
Prints silks Brown aud Beached Coons Merros H. sery,
mel, Ticks Stripes, satnc Handkerche Shaws and uudry
Other ac snyc4 from @ wreck Of steamer ConcorIs rhppe1
on steamer General Worth, landed al this port,
Terms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24
Extensive sale of Clothing, Hats, Caps, BrOgans
RY j. II, HLACHE

TNRlDAY, October 25, 10 ocock-W be sold auction
Il store, No. M Chsrres street.
assortment seasona5e CLOTHING such Blue
Blanket Goats SAGA Blue Pilot Goats, Pilot
Satin SIX and Cashmere Vests Sane Dra Beaver Oyercolts
Cashmere, Sanet and Cloth Pantalo0us q; etc
Also
An assortment Of Hats Cloth aud Glazed Caps and Shoes 2i