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A TOUCHING SToRY.-The following
beautiful and touching story was re-
lated by Doctor Scheubly of Mary
land, at a meeting held in New York,
TO hear the experience Of twenty re-
formed drunkards:
A drunkard. who had run through
with his property, returned home one
night to his unfurnished house. He
entered his empty hall, anguish was
Cnawing at his heart>strings, and Ian
guage is inadequate TO express his
agony on entering his wife's apart
ment, and there beheld the victim oi
of his appetite, his loving wife and
darling child. Morose and suIlen, he
seated himself without word; he
could not speak, he could not look
upon them. The mother said to the
angel by her side, "come my child; it
is time 10 go to beds" and the little
babe as was her wont, knelt by her
mothers lap, aud gazing wishfully
into the face OF her suffering parent
like a peace of chiseled statuary,
slowly repeated her nightly orison;
and when she had finished, (she was
but four years of age,) said to her
mother, "Dear ma. may not offer up
one more prayerl" "Yes, yes, my
sweet pet, prayi" And she lifted up
her tiny hands, closed her eyes and
prayed: 30 God, spare, OIL spare my
dear papap
That prayer was waited up with
electric rapidity to the throne of God,
Ii was heard-it was answered. The
responsive 'AmenP burst from the
fathers lips and his heart of flesh.
Vile and child were clasped to his
bosom, as in penitence .he said, MY
child, you have saved your father from
the grave of a drunkard. I'll sign
the pledge"
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Citation Notice.
The Stale Il Mississippi, !
Lafay cite County,

The Stale # Mississippi,
lafayette County,
TO al persons inieres-
ted in the lands tenements and heredila-
msn's. ofJames Kelly, deceased;
VOU are herel y cited 10 be and appear
- btfure the PrObaie Cont Of Lafay.tte
County, II The Court Honss there,f on the
Sd Monday in Angus ReNt. then and there
20 answer the petition Of G w. Kelly. I'd.
minisiratnr Of the estate Of sad decedeni Tor
sale OF said lanis; tenemen's and heredaa-
menis described in sid peiain n, situate
living and being in said County, and 10
show cause II sny YOU can Why said lands,
tsnemenis and Entertainments, shau q ut Be-
sold and further 10 Do and suffer such ihinps
as shall Be considered and oriured 10 the
premises. hy the Court aloresald.
- &5elfwTTNESS the Hon. yoHS P.
OF. >. @STOCKARB, Judge Of said Csuri,
= e9t tnd the seal e said Couri, this
i7,h day Of june 1850.
ASA NIX. Clsrk.
June -, ls50.-uO-2-6w.
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If fanaticism were not deaf as we'll
as blind, the lesson taught by the con.
slant recurrence of incidents like the
following. might teach it the folly and
sin of disturbing relations so natural>
ly beneficial and agreeable. Until
that blessed time shall arrive, when
every individual shall be his own boot
black, and no social inequalities exist
the relation Of mutual kindness of
protection on the part of the master,
and Of affection on that of the slave
will continue. in 9ispite of the fine
talking philanthrophists; OF the
dirty devices Of those who reduce the
theories to practice, by seducing away
and stealing the property Of their
neighbors.-SOuthern Press.
Touching LRcideat.-A lady who
arrived here from the south, on Sat-
urday evening, found when she left
New Haven, that her nurse, colored
woman and slave, was missing. She
could not account for il and her friends
suggested that she had availed her.
self OF the opportunity TO secure her
freedom; but she did not believe it,
and thought the train on Monday
would bring her. And sure enough,
on Monday she appeared. Il seems
that in changing cars at New Haven.
she went back after something that
one ofthe children had forgotten, and
m left hahind And the faithful craa
ture finding herself left, and only
intent on reaching her mistress, i'm
mediately started off. following the
railroad track as her guide. and
sleeping out that night, pushed on
all day Sunday, slept out the night.
and reached here on Monday morning
about ! l o'clock having travelled hle
lohOle siEty miles on JOOt.-SPTiAgfeld
Rep.
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mFSTOLEN m

NROM The Subscriber on the 18th inst,
HuntsmaR's Gold Watch, the
face side Of which, opens with spring, and
has The representation Of fell0w on ship
board with drawn psol ina shooting atli-
tude; made by Toblas. $50 will be paid
for the detection of the thief, or $40 for the
return Of the watch 10 me.
A. g. ELLIS.
Miss. University, July 25. ls5O-7-2w.
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Extract Of letter lrouI the Editor Of the
"Repnblcan" Jackson, Tenn. Decem-
her lS, ls4l.
Mr.. Gro w. HnUsR:
Dear Sir-YOur mosi excellent ANTI
AGuE MEDICINE has long been sold,
and hundred bollles more could have been
disposed of since, as the calls have been
frequent, and much disappointment ex-
pressed at the absence II your Tome.
Not hottie remains unslId in this vicinity
nor would there have been any left, had
the number been ten fold II is deseryedly
esteemed the rery best, safest, most
pleasant, yes, positively the only mGllibIe
cure for CHILLS have ever seen.
speak from experience, having used several
b, tiles in my own family-and with most
astonishing and Unprecedented success
never chi afer commenting. II is the
ne PlHs ultra. Of Agne fluids.
Respectfully, your, &c. J. H. DAY,
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UNIVERSITY OF MISS.
FACILITY OF ARTS.

FACULTY OF ARTS.
AUGUSTUS B, LONGSTREET, L D.
Pr sidcnt and Professor Of Mental and
Moral Science.
ALBERT 4. BLEDSOE, A. NJ. Profes-
sor Of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy.
JOHN MILLINGTON. NJ. D. Profes.
sor of Chemistry, Agriculture Rno Geology
JOHN n. WADDEL, A. NJ. Professor
Greek and Latin Languages, g. Literature.
LUCIUs q. C. LAMAR, A. B. Assis.
slant Professor MaihPm,tics, &c.
ADOLPH SADLUsKI, Prof French,
Spanish and German Languages
--Assistant Prof. Of Geo'ogy.%
The exercises Of this Institution will be
resumed on the second Thurs lay Of Sep
Iember next, l2Ih day ef the monlh, under
the direction Of the Obove Faculty.
V9usun9s
For College fees, (for Tuition. Room.
rent and servant biIe,) ell in advance fer
ths Session. Ss7 90
For board per month at the Stew.
ard's Hall, $500
OrStudehis have the privilege Of loard.
in ? in private Families under The direction
Of The Faculty.
Te1t-bOoks can be obtained in
Oxford.
JAMES NJ. HOwRY,
(ProoiOr, q. Ri.
TO be appointed 18Th september next
20 b guis tc5O.-uo-6-ti.
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For the Organizer.
pY PETER PEPPER, JR.

pY PETRR PEPPER, JR.
I, was but liule while ago,
As every body knows,
The people wore their blanket coats
AS well as woolen hose,
Ru, now we hear them often say
.Good Lord how hot 1t grows"
# was but little while ago,
The dandies all wore caps,
The farmer boys could dance all night
And never think of "crapS"
But now they cry Je-rG-se-lu1S!
The hottest time PerhGps"
/, was but little while ago,
The boys were glad to tarry
With their sweethearts the 'livelong' night
And never say "I'm weary
But now the nights have got so short
They seem disposed to mGrTyn
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gl z mi "a IN ia 70.

MARRIED On Thursday evening last
in this place, by Rev J. J. SLEDeE, Mr..
WIN. R. BUTLER to Miss ANNA E.
BOWEN, all OF Oxford, Miss.
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMY.

IWNHIS Institution will be re-opened on
- Monday l7Ih June, (nst J
The subscriber has the pleasure Ol announc
ing TO the public that he has associated with
him, Mr. NJ. J. LYNCH, a gentleman pre-.
emInenlly qualified 20 teach the
CLASSICS, MATHEMATICS L SCIENCES
Tue Session will CONSIST Of five months.
TERMS.
FIRsT CLAss.-Spelling, Reading, Wr-
ting, Elementary Geography and Ari'hme.
tic, $40 90
SECOND CLAss.-Practical Arth-
metc. Engpish Grammar, and Ge-
ography, continued, Sl2 90
Third Class Natural and Nor
al PHI osoPhy, History, Rhetoric
and Chemistry, els 90
FOURTH CLAss-Embracing Col
legeaIe Observation-Disclosures,
Moral Philosophy and Chew,stry,
including the Latin and Greek
Languages, $50 90
01-French taught if required for which
an extra charge is made.
Board can be had in the most respectable
lamiiIes Cor S. per mouth.
JNO. w. RISON,
June Is, 1s5O.-16-n0-l. lPrineipal
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NEAR SoMMERvILLE, Tenn, June,2l, 1874.
This IL to certify, that have been
afflicted with PEER nd,AGIli fiz ,essSs.ss esS.s
years-thst il bafiied The kill Of the fFst
practical physiciGns in West Tennessee.
andthatI have been permanently cured By
the use Of the INDIAN TONIC, purchas-
ed from GEO w. HOUSE, proprietor. ]
have also administered it to negroes, 10
every case a cure has been affected
JAMES C. WHITE.
We, citizens Of Nashville, have known
Mr.. James G Whyte for many years. He
is gentleman Of the highest respectable
ity, and Of undoubted varacItv.
August 7, 1914. N. A. McNAIRY.
HENRY BATEMAN, /.
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Houses Vegetable Pills. as a
Family MEFIcISE, should be on every
P aniaton and in every House. Il is anti.
bilious, anu fever, and the only reliable
cure ever discovered for RHETMATlsM.
Oc-Price 25 cents per box.
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DIED-On Saturday 2Oth inst, DAVID
A. son Of JAMES NJ. and CATHARINE TEAS,
aged years and 4 months.
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BOOKS,
Land, Saw-NIiII & Wool Fac
tory,

AAaS - - 80 W w 80 ~ - OOA = az
tory,
W@1N @HQ0o
THE Subscriber offers for sale six hun
dred acres of fine well limtered land
(Pin. located ten niles North East ofOx,
for d Immediately on the road leading from
Wyatt to Pontotoc. Also.
saw MILL & CARDING MACHINE,
all the machinery If which is entirely new,
and oflhe latest improvement. and situated
90 a never-failing stream. The dam has
been standing about thirteen years, so
there can be no doubt about its safety and
strength, A rare opportunity is now Of
fered for profitable investment. The
Terms will be made reasonable and to suit
the purchaser.
OTFor further information apply at the
Organizer Office, or Pers ,nalIy, or by let
ter post paid 10 the subscriber at Csswell,
Lafyette County.
l.. T. WYNN.
July s. ls5O.-no-4-lf
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Houses OinImenf-A ,oolbinc

Houses Ointment-A soothing
and rapid cure for PILEs, BLIND or BLEED
INC. Cures have recently been feP"rted
OF beng made Of from 3 To 40 YEARS
standing. II is aso good remedy Tor
Burns. Bruises, fresh cuts, &c.
ITSee Wrappers for Certificates
Price s per Boltle.
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District Chancery Court Of the
State of Mississippi, at. Holly

District Chancery Court Of the
State of Mississippi, at. Holly
Springs.
j. p. WEIGH, ct al.
$50 vs..
The unlrnowa heirs
of George Hanks g.
Thomas v. Cannon.
HPON opening The matters and things
~ fihis Bill. happearing 70 the saiisfsc-
ton THE Couri that the Defendants. (heirs
of Genrge Hanks end ThomasV V Cann"n,l
are unknawn % Camplainanis, 80 tha; the
ordinary process e ihis Court cannot be
served up"n them, IL Is therefore ordered
by the Cnri, that unless the sad Def, nd
anis spp~ar before he Wee Chaurellor
of Ihs Slate Of Mississippi. At the Cuuri
rooms IN the lown 1t n y spriHR., Ms
sssippi, on the FIRST NJ .nday of ia uary, ,
ls5l next, sud pl-ad, answer or oelnur g.,
Campiainaut's BIZ. the Eeverrl alleraiiuns
thereof Wlll he I .ken Tor coulsss-d, snd
surh order End decree made therein AZ
shall seen just and eqlilabie. Il h fur
iher ordered By Ire Coatt thar a capv of
this order be published u tbe Oxfrd Or
Rsn'zsr, a nswspaPer publ shed n the tsvn
q OxfoFd, Mi-slssirpi, uncs = wsek f,F one
m0nih successivsly, and suoihsr copy
Pssied up st the fr01it DIR " he C6art
Hruse ~ L.fsysiis County, and ssis of
Mississippi.
ANDREW ,. EDMONDsON.
fClsnk.
HoWHH g. HAFRs, 8 Tis. Cor Complsu',.
Holly Springs, guly 3, ls5o.-uo7-Imo.
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lantic may be made in half the time
now taken by steamers, and with half
the quantity of fuel.
vs. s.: a.
important from washington.

0TWe clip the following Telegraphic
Dispatch from the Evening Picayune Ofthe
18th Instant
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HOUSES INDIAN TONIC,

Extract of a letter from Rev. F. A..
OWEN, of Memphis; dated November
l6, I643.
"MY DRAR SIR'-I have tried the Indian
Tonic in six different cases, and find 1t
efTicacious in a very high degree. 1t ar.
rested the chill 10 every instance, and as
yet there has been no return. cheerflly
give this testimony, that others may be in
duced to use remedy boih safe and efiica.
cious in curing Chils and Fever.
Yours, very truly,
F. A. OWEN"
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Final Settlement.

THE undersigsed, Adninisir, tor Of he
- ssiais ol Giiben RaN ,d-ce-ssd. having
fled bic Application ior q hnal g. teuseni
Of said sst-is, hereby g'vss notfe iosl
persons Iuteres 81 20 appear q me 2 obai-
Corr of Laisysus Csuuiy. on he ad Mos
esy ~ Selasmbsr 1850, D. sh0s esu-e. Il
ans they ran. uhy 6nal ssiIlemeut should
nol Ensds, end discharge uwafued.
B. n MITCHELL, Ada'r.
guly l6, Ia50.--oa-6-3w.
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Medical COPartnershiP.
DRS. CONERT 4 THOMPSON

"AVING associated themselves in their
II profession, respectfully tender their
services TO the public; and from the eHper-
lance Of the former Of more than twenty
years practice; and that Of the latter. IN
practical Surgery while in the Army Of
OccuystiOn in Mexico, hope to merit .
Of the confidence and patron
age Of the community. The services Of
bOlh can be had with ut extra charge.
nOfiee the west side side Of the pub
lie sqnare.
OTSOED. Miss. Jan. 10. 1919 -99-6m
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DR. 4. GAB BERT,
Bohnl, PhyasIan.

HAS permanently locafsd in o.
ford. and vi ! aifeud s.rirtly n al
the duties ofhis profession, when
called upon.
erOfhes ct s T. KTsoi Drug store.
OEford. Miss. March l5, 1884, a. 4
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Later Still!

w ~. SMITHER, is now 70.
@eeiving and opening Nelo and
Splendid Stosh of
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS
Of various Qualities and Styles, which he
is now offering Tor Cash as CHEAP as
the CHEAPEST, and 10 pUncfudI custom
ers on the usual terms. He is now devot-
ing his whole attention 10 the abJve busi-
ness, and intends 10 keep
ocNeTANE-Z ON IA >,
AS GOOD A STOCK As CAN BE
OUND IN TOWN, AND AS CHEA p.
lie feels under obligurlons TO his custom
ers and tue community generally, for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended TO
him. and h"pes by undivided stention TO
business, to merit a continuance Of the
same.
&The LADIES are particularly iHri-
ted 10 giUs hia a eaH, and sromiae hiS
Goods.
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Houses Family and H'lamta.
SiOn Medicines.
A RE in general and snccesstnl use
N throughout the SOUTH and WEST.
Every Fami y and Plantation should keep
them constantly on hand.-Try lhem.--
They are
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC,
a safe, and permanent cure fIT ChillS or
Aguc L Fever, in three Hours, and remedy
in Bilious and RemitteRf FeUer.
01rPrce 81 per Bottle.
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District Chancery Court OF The
State of Mississippi, at Holly
Springs.
J. p WeIch, et al.
888. W..
The unknown heirs
OF Charles Moss.
WTPON opening the mHtters and things
u ofthis Bill, II appearing 10 the satisfac-
tion Of the Court. that the Defendants,
Theirs Of Charles Moss, are unknown 90
C0mplainants, so that the ordinary process
of this Court cannot be served upon them
II is therefore ordered by the Conrt. that
unless the said Defendants appear before
the Vice Chancellor oflhe Safe If Missis-
sippi at the court room in the town of
Holly Springs. on the first Monday
of January 1851 next, and plead, answer
or demur, 10 Compliments Bill, the sever
al allega tinns thereof will he taken ler -een.
fe-sed, and such order and decree made
therein as shall seem just and equitable
1t is further ordered hy the Court that a
copy nf this order he pu lshtd m The Ok
ford Organizer, newspaper published in
the town Of Oxford, Mississippi. once a
week for one month successvely, and an
other copy po ted up at the front door of the
Court House for Lafayette County, and
State Of Mississippi.
ANDREW ]. EDMONDSON,
fClerk.
HowRY g. HAYES, Soils. for Complat.
Holly Springs, July 3, lS5l.-no7-lmo.
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Upon opening the matters and things
- of this Bill, it appearing to The salts.
faction ofthe Court. that the Defendants,
heirs of Beverly q. Mitchell } are unknown
to COmplainants, so that the ordinary pro :
cess Of this Court cannot be served upon
them. 1t is therefore ordered by the Court,
that unless the said defendants appear be-
fore .lhe- Wee ChanceIloF Of the State Of
Mississippi, al the Coult room in the town
of Holly Springs, on the first Monday OF
January 1861 next, and plead, answer or
demur 10 the Compla nant's Bill, the ses.
eral allegati ms thereof will be taken for
confessed, and such order and decree
made thereon as shall seem just and equi-
liable. Itis further ordered by The Court,
that copy of this order be published 10
the Oxford Organizer, a newspaper pub
lished in the town Of Oxford, Mississippi,
once a week for one month successive!y,
and another copy posted at The front door
Of The Court House for Lafayette County,
and State of Mississippi,
ANDREW J, EDMONDSON,
(CIerk.
HowRY & HAYES, Soils. for Complaint.
Holly Springs, July 3, lS50.-no7-lmo.
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LAVOISIER l.. LAMAR,
Attorney at Law,
OYEORn MISS

WILL practice IN the Circuit Courts
w Ofthe adjoining Counties.
D5-0ffice under the Masonic Hall
June 10, 1854 vO6-nOl-tf
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District Chancery Court of the
State of Mississippi, at Holly
SnrinnS

J. P. Welch, et al. |
6s7. vs..
The unknown heirs !
ofBeverIy G. Mithch !
ell. |
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NDREW EDM0NnsoN-

HowEI e. Harrs, s iIis. for C0mplsu't.
Holly Springs, July 3, Is5o.-uo7-Imo.
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Arrivals at the FrlnelnaI notels. :. .IOth.

ST cH1RJtEsTI Kennedy, II Hyde, A Aggur, a
W Breszsals Llyingst9ni La: B Evans, Ct f
Hamer, w Mipo, Bailey, Miss; Roberts, n o;
! c Beatty and lady; ID Woodward, D Harper, Tenn
DR. Brooks, Mo; Butler, Miss Butler; Mr. NibetL- w
Johnson, Carter, ii II Rust, Magit, II Rust, Va
TIP Hoy, Roane II p Dance, ) Sullivan, II W Wag
ner, Col L Allen ] AIyer, Texas.
VERAEDA.R IL Crump, w Riggs, Miss Crump., Mis-,
Green, Peck, NJ Cuddy, U: MAJOR Ferry and Rdy
K Murray w Walker, w o Kelly, Duff Green; L K
Mclean Mrs Pearson, Tery Green, Jr IL CralIb, d.
Johnson, George Markham Judge Baldwin and lady, N
Tucker, w Il Lpscomb, Mrs Haynes and family, Mis-
Ddbbs. II Dabhs w johnson, w Pickett, Col Wake
l,ipscomb, J w Burger Miss; w l. Browning, Z We.
nable, A RQbertsOn N II Jordan, Va; w Beavers. S
Il Abby, Mr. jerks, Ala; r Forbes, Md; b Wilsm,
Texas; q w Barnett. H Dawson, g S Leckie, f Ed
wards, DIR Leigh, w Godbury, N Louquier La; Du.
puy Ky; F Hughes, 5 c.
CoMMERoIAL-J Moore VIM Mclean, III; C Moore, w
Burke I Cresap, Ohio Hnderlder Ind; slaughter,
Townsend and Pittsburg; w Anderson, Cincinnati:
J w Wright, Lai Carlow, G Meas, Texas.
PLAETERs-G Draughon, La: ] C Caldwell. b Pope.
Ala; Walker, Ga; Thompson, Miss: Leetch, a
underw9od Texas; Mrs McCouger and daughter Dun.
HEwLETr,s-M NJ NIamaduke, $ Marmadnke Mo;
D |. Rivers, La: DR. Lee; Bonham, Ill; w Wright,
w Murphy Miss; b Sheppard Texas.
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10 Capt PeterneIl, citizen of Cleveland
Ohio, who was at one time in the Prussan army,
and served gallanty under Gen. Scott in the Mex
lean war officer of the Ohio volunteers has
committed suicide. He was wounded at the battle
OF Churubusco -
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0Es- The Mayor of New York, it is said, declined
to suppress the trade in Sunday papers He told
the petitioners that the stood at present he
could not interfere in the matter and that it would
be useless to attempt to close the mouths of the
newsbovs
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&c The jury in the case of Pearson, indicted
tor the murder Of his wife and her two children at
Cambridge, Mass, found verdict of guilty, with
an urgent appeal for mercy, on the ground of the
prisoners low intellectual condition.
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TOBACCO-The only sales reported % hhda, IL Ad
med at744, at 2, at 51 and q hhds at Sac y H.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The Sugar market was
steady with sales of 1000 hhds at 34c for Common to fully
Fair. On Plantation up the coast prime crops Zone of
800 and the other of 80 hhds) sold &c " 10 Sales of 600
bbs Moasses at l8lal2lc for Fair to Prime lots.
FLoUR-The transactions in Flour quite light. and
holders asking higher prices The only few small
lots at S. 3O@$5 80 for Ohio and IS TOO So 90 U Dbl for
Extra and CHOICE ST Louis The whole stock in said
not to exceed Il, 900 bbs
CoRN-Very little the Levee, and barely 1000 sacks dis
posed OF in lots at 55@D5Sc % bushel.
HAH-7O tons Western brought so 90 % ton
BRAN-lOO sacks resOd on the Levee at SO W 100 ID.
PRoViSIONS-There but little inquiry for Pork, and
100 bbls Clear $1 90 W Dbl. OF Prime Mess Beef 300
tierees sold at price not made public and 20 bb Prime
50 90 sale of 10 casks Cincinnati Bacon Sides at SC, aud
IL casks Extra Sugar Cured Hams 9sc Lard unchanged
and sales of 2l terces and 81 bb Prime G. s3 kegs at "a
l64 at ga, and 1913 strictly Prime at Sac W ID.
BAGGING AND ROPE-9OO coils taken at &c oash-olsc
100 pieces and 100 coils l4 and ~, on long time, adding
8 y cent interest
FLAXSEED- terces q bushels each) brought $40 o.
| " fierce.
| COFFEE 700 bags Rio, partly at 1SlSc. " ID
Three eargoes Together llS bag) Notwithstanding
/ the imports of the last ten days 80, $50 bags.
NAVAL STORES.-A cargo from Wilmington sold
viz 800 bbl Rosn at 81 co. 500 do Tar 81 80 and 10
do Pitch at 81 10 p Dbl.
WHISKY.-Sales of Rectified 2Oa}2O1s. and Al bbls
Raw at &c. .'..
FREIGHTS.-NOthing new, Cotton to Liverpool ST.
dG3sd
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAFAYETTE, Sunday Evening, March 10, 1850.
Arrived steamer Andrew jackson, with "A Calves Glen
coe 81 Beeves and 90 Calves Columbus, al Beevea, n
Calves and Horses Chief Justice Marshall II Horses
Prlces:-B Beef Cattle, Western, 51s969c. " ib net
Hogs, 40 4ic " net Sheep, 90 509&4 v head Mich
Cows s25QG 455 y head Calves, 5000. v ID net.
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Hs- The Philadelphia College of Medicine had
its semi-annual commencement on the LIST inst,
when the degree of Doctor of Medicine was con-
ierred on twenty-five graduates. The honorary
degree was conferred GU the following physicians
DIR. Robert McLimont, of Maryland; DIR. Thomas
II. Averett member of Congress, Virginia DR.. H.
+. Peery, Virginia
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STABBtNe.-Patrck Egan was taken into Gus
t9dy yesterday, by the Second Municipality Police,
upon the complaint of James Coyle, who charges
Egan with stabbing him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

Or7- The Sugar Dealers held a large meeting at
the Commercial State Rooms in New York. on the
LIST inst atwhich resolutions were adopted, for the
purpose OF doing away with the present usual Tare
OF IL pounds to the hundred on hid sugars, and
also on rice, A committee was appointed to in
vesligate the matter, and report to a subsequent
meeting
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11
nRLEANs THEATRE.

~ Benefit Of Mime. RICHER
ORLEANS STRE between Royhi anil BoHshoB rreea , .
MONDAY EVENING March II, 1850 will be performed
charming Opers, in thee entitled
HANDS OFF TIE QUEEN.
After which the Vaudeville, in act. ,nti.ei
La MARQUEE DE PRETlNTAlLLE.
tVr viii hn-paSt O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

STEALING FROM THE FIRE-James Connolly
and Patrick Connolly have been arrested upon the
complaint of Mr.. T. 5. Campbell, who accuses
them Of stealing sundry articles at the time of the
late fire liz Camp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

Dy Half-a-dozen large ships were at the last
date loading in the London docks for California
The passage money from London to San Francisco
first class, is only ESQ for each passenger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-11

t. Gen Isaac Andruss died at Newark on the
2sth uiL, aged 10. He had served actively in the
last war with Great Britain, and was much es-
eemed.