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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24
esaee-.,y.1.!Ht DAILY LTNEOF PACK

l~-s II w LIN OF STE A vi
-S=za SHIPS befmecn Richmond and Phaadeirtia
--toucting al Norfolk and CITY Point.--The UNION
STEAM SHIP COMPANY having built two beau
tiful first cuss Steamships expressly for this trade,
respectfully give notice that the new steamship
Virginia will positively leave Philadelphia on
the lst day of February next, and the ship PENN
SYLVANIA in few days thereafter One Of
these ships will1eave each port every FIVE days and
will go through in 48 to 80 hours and to or from
Norfolk in "a hours-olering unrivalled facilities to
shippers and passengers, economy and dispatch, a.
voiding all transhipmcnts. Insurance will be a.
low as by the inland routes. Each ship is provided
with two ofFancis' Life Boats, and have the cred
it of being the best 5A ships in Philadelphia Due
notice will be given Of the time for leaving each
port. RANKIN g. WHITLOCK,
Agents at Richmond.
JOHN R0WLETT,
Agent at Petersburg.
T. p. CROWELL,
Agent at Norfolk.
LEVI ELDRIDGE.
Jan lift General Agent. Phila.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

FOR BENT-The Office lately occupied
Asby Mes-rs- Edley & Spence. Apply to
srl 3-u JOS b 'NowLIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

- full horse power Steam Engine, with all me-
cessary fixtures for sale. 1t can be seen by calling
at my room. Terms moderate.
ap Hts A. WINSTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24
CORN sHELLERS

l. &c.-We are now receiving and viii keep con-
stantly hand, those superior Peakskill Ploughs.
Nos %, 81, 90. 10, 1st and IS. with Castings to
suit. Also TO hand few Corn Shelters of first rate
quality, Cutting Machines. sc. Sc.
M0SBY & HOLCOMBE
10-1pa Au.tfa nj C,+,, har
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24
CARATOGA WATER.-ANoTnER

~ supply of this valuable Water just received
direct from the celebrated Saratoga or Congress
Springs in New York. For sale by
Feb. 20-ts JOTiN II. SEAY Druq'st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

Mcdaniel IL LEE-Have in store and
lvl offer for sale-
10000 lbs. prime Bacon sides and shoulders
100 bags Lag'a and Rio Coffee
50 % prime old Java do
90 hhds. Sugars part prime
80 bbls. crushed, powdered and graduated
Sugars
90 hhds. and bbls. Molasses
80 bbls. y. c. Tar, in good order
500 kegs Nails. assorted
100 boxes Tallow Candles
so Adamantine do
With n large and general stock Of Groceries and
Liquors, which they most respectfully invite their
customers and the public to examine mar 3l-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

.,IO.,DI q IIof.CVNIDfs, auct 70.
q SALE OF VALUABLE HOUS.
- Els AND LOTS IN Lyncs5arg.-On the 25th
day Of April 1851, we will sell on the premises, at
public auction. three Houses and Lots situate on
Ith st. and Cooke Street, one Of which is occupied
by VIM NJ. Blaekford, Esq. The sale will be
without reserve and on liberal terms, made known
on tho day Of sale. DAVIS & BROTHER,
apl J-wt25a D. +. q. PETERS
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,-Ss<SAws NEW CARRTAGE. BUG.

p=SANA NEW CARRIAGE, BUG
A@-&ss3 g Y and Saddle Horses, dc.-We
have Just started first rate new and comfortable
Hack, with gentle horses and careful driver, which
We will hire out on reasonable terms.
We would also call attention to stock of Bug
cy and Saddle Horses, which are equal TO any in
market. Apply at our auction room, on Main st.
mar oats MOSBY & HOLCOMBE.
II ANDRETn'S WARRANTED
IL G4RDEN SEED.-Just received, a very
large assortment, Of the above Garden Seed and for
sale at D. r. LYMAN'S, Druggist, Agt.
mar 1S-fs
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GAZE OF VALUABLE Lois and

consent to the above sale, L. b. PADGETT.
apl 3-wt25a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

EEEESE! CHEESE!!-Just received
~ first lot summer Cheese, in small cakes
suitable for family use
apl 3-ts SMlTHSON & STATHAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-24

"g"FFSF
james d. Taylor Defendant.
In action the case in nssumpsit and upon
an attachment executed.
The object of this suit is to of the dcfen-
dant the sum of s225 with legal interest thereon
from the 20th day Of December, 1850 till paid, and
ii appearing by affidavit, that the said defendant is
not resident Of this State, motion of the plain
uf by his attorney, it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT do appear here within month after due
publication this order, ind do what is necessary
protect his interest and that this order be rub
shed once week for four successive weeks. in
the Lynchburg Virginian, n paper published in the
town OF Lynchburg and also be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of this county, ON the first
day OF the next county court.
copy--Tcstc,
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
ADVBRTISEMBNrs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
kOLITICAL.

fOLkVtCAL.
ELEVkNTH kwARD.-DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
~ Regular Nomn ations.At primary election held in
the Eleventh ward in Of the call of the Demo
crsc Republican General Committse Tuesday, the Ssh
day September 1851 the following was duly elected
For rAldermsD-Wesle Smith.
Assistant-E Ed win Bouton.
Assembly Aaron d Rollins.
Assessor-Walter Merrfed.
Constables-Henry Dreher. Gilbert Weeha
Com missioner of Common Sehools-Andrew X. Jaokman.
Inspector Il. Lynch.
Trpstes-Dennis Garrison.
coSYENrioN.
Robert NeGary Dennis Garrison,
Bernard Kelly
CONVENTION.
Robert Earl, George White,
James IL BaisJeu.
rirrIt DrsraIcr JUSTICE coSYRSrIoN.
William r. Brenpan william ID. Graft,
William Cummings, william COOK,
Wiliiem Leviness.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Charles r. Leviness John Raw,
William II. white. - John Mason,
Burtiss Shan.
ROBERT McGARY,
WILLIAM y. BRENNAN
WILLIAM D. CRAFT, Inspectors
JOHN MASON of
An DIRE W K. JACKNAN, Election.
ROBERT EARL
THOMAS r. BARTON.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

r oso's EDITION OF LEwIs ARUEDEIr-coxPtrTs
L. nov resay. lewis Arundel orlAe Railroad Of Lite
eeupet, IN 2ne 7clgme, aststsd The plonc vogta ce
ssslop s p.rces and oompete. There is mutistst and
sAf,dsea sdon or sale wih beso deception and fr.ue
en- she puklia. Ionxe complete edition now ready.
d. LONG BROTHER 9 Ann streeA
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

rFNHENTIETH WARD.-TIE UNDERSIGNED, IN
speeors of Election appoiated by the Chairman Of tse
that Urinary in the Twentieth ward held pur
q call said General Committees at Led at
Eighth and Thirtyhrd street. the
evening Of h Of September ls5 between the hour, Of
following ticket duly eected-Twentieth
Ward Union Democratic Workiugmens Tcket.-County
nventon-Thcmas Herman. Thomas A. Dunn, Michael
Duncan Juditiary-Roger Mouisan, Kehael MeGinuess,
George Ryder District C9nyention-Chares r. Trisler,
Hanngan. senatorial-fatriek Fi.zphtriek, Andrew J.
Bunn, Thomss W Omstead, Samuel Van Wart Dennis W.
Buckley Assemby-William A. Wacker Charles X. Tri &
Ter, William Joyce. Roger Aonihan Peter Kehoe. George
Defandorf William McConkey. Charter Convention-Da-
MEL McElhapy John Eulioa, William MeConhey, william
Sppson. Thoss Mc Xsrnsn George Ryder Roger honhan
Hanngan. Joseph Miller Thomas A. Dunn, Wi liam
Joyce, Michael keCunness Thomas W. Olmstead Andrew
'' N MICHAEL DUNCAN,
InspAet tors Of Election.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

EHOURTEENTH WARD.-rHE FOLLOWING TICKET,
having received majority ef 72 votes a the primary
election in this ward held the evening of the JOh OF Sep
$ember, lsbl declared duly elected IL Is re-
mark that primary election has been held in this ward
ysiled:-FSr AldermanIJsmes Bard For Assistant All
desmen--Thomas Wheelan City Convention I'm: Kay
nor NJ Tuonsy Thos Brady Judiciary-Danie B. TAYLOR,
John J. Jenkins VIM. p Powers. Dist lot Conyention-
Peter Hines Francis Flynn Andrew Martin, Robert Con-
noy, Joseph Murphy senatoriaaJohn Boyd James Aal-
Asse mblyJohn Dun Thos H. Gerahy. Dennis McMahon,
Edward Cnyapegh, Mchsel OBrien, Michael Fletcher,
William MsBride. Chartsr-Abram ID. Brower James
Lynsh Peter nesham Thomas Hart George Psrshn,, Da
rsn Joseph Ebng Thomas Fay william Strauss, Daniel
o4eara, Peter Asten, VIM. Hays.
DAVID GABTawAiTE, ) Inspectors.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
wARn-DEMocRArIC RrpUnIICAN

TWENTIETH wARD-DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
Electors of the Twentieth ard - at primary election
held at Ledwhs of Thirty street and Eighth
there nineteen and votes poed
hour and half nomination committees for char
Ter cers Of the ward ana other county and district
ventiops Democrats of the ward and city, judge for
selves before Decide there that number of votes
In the ward that be poed in November and your
cpon there don't credentials that
presented at the different conventions about TO as
semble for the choice representation Advice Of the De-
noerasc Voters of the Twentieth Ward.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
LIQUORS.


DuRcUNDY PORT, BRANDY, ke. LASptsNyr~sS Ln,ss ro,, -
our own we'll known Irands ST hartin snd y
ins ner Nandsrn from Port yendres 10 bali rpes qusr-
tsrs and sshtls Rasteau Brandy pale And DARK sna a
Philippe c,na.ds srssa h.mrsrs cissst ps
per c. Bell from La hochene W hs"pers NA~k0s wv
"e'' Fer - cAzET a AsToIN. et water street.
NroTIcE TO IMPORTERS OF GIN.-rHB sUPERIoR
restraining parties from importing. selling
with trade mark OF selling
snv rs whatever and for gin unless bs pseoured
from us hereby caution eli importers Of and dealers in
or any Tor gin unless be procured from
they will otherwise make themselves liable de-
"'''' -"' scBucHARDr d oEBBARp.
= q RBRoADwAY.-BRooks WINE AND BRANDY
~ store.-Dry cid Port vine, Dixons double damon
London Dcek Port vine Justly celebrated for I've tonic snd
invisorstns properties sold ~ this store Amon
llsdo' sherry matchless quality.
nN DRAUeHT, AT THE CELEBRATED BRANDY
~ store $50 Brccme street. ~ Crosby the chscese
old Brandies, Wines, London and Neders senuiss Svsn
Whishey, White Brandy eo &c IN qssntitiesto 20 sun pu
chassrs The trade invited to call and save cent
In BOTTLE. AT DALLJNoREs BPANoY sIoRs;
4S0 Brcome street, Of Crosby London fcs 80
all the choice trsuds Of old Hrsnaies psscs
spd 81 Croix Rum. Scotch and Irsh Whnsy, 9.a
Brar dy, no, g.. all warranted Genuine s,nss
Choice Havsns sersrs london and Dublin ror'e'' So''
sud India Ale, sc. &C. nc. q.
CcoTcH AND IRISH WHISKY AND ShER0N
beltor and Csmerop Bridge landing rer sarah W 90 rsn
do Johr Mehsn Wstrsde rtr nsh9nso IW qusrssrs sna
s,btbs sps cid Br.nd Chsron rand per Isa
s,ils FOR sale sy czzKr AsroIs, "a wafer srssA
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
HAVANA ADvERTIsEMENT.

vTENrosAs ruRNITuRE STORES, No. y oBIsro
" street, and IS Ohrspio street. Hshsna, tCuba.) Mr.
hss eonstsnty on hand the sbeve we'll knsvn
s,ores irrsa vsssbe assortment of Household Furn
,re pnd Upholstery OF the lsteet stye which he will
twenty per less than any other hous In Habsns Per
sons vng Hsbans intending teep house and not wish
ns purchase select from The stock e the above Art
sles. on Mys tthe nost ysAsoHabls
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
mISCELLA1 EOUS.

GARD D-CHALLENGE.-"NE "NEGROkANIA ~ WHERE-
" the abolition has resor to abuse Of myself.
doctrines lard down book
titled and whereas revns me for being an
lfshman not the to that negroes be
made equal white DO. therefore, offer this challenge
wi te abo onist TO me in New York in Bos-
ton Philadelphia TO discuss proposition Of
book. viz That neither tim. food climate shelter edn-
eaten religion make the politically
tally Iy socially reiir usly equal With the white
man. will man ain the Affirmative abolition oppo-
negative the cook ITSELF IL Is performing its
work. IL has thrown Hood Of light upon the question OF
which the negromaniaes do not Ike Its sale i'm
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
ijE.seT kskHc


R0YS CLOTHING.-N.P H. BARRETT L. CO., At MAS
ssn street have the largest cheapest aud best stock OF
youth and ehidrens clothing In The union. Being excu
svey engaged in boys clothing they present
eter dceents purchasers than other
in their lne Sold eth by single suit or package.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING An % fuRNITURe WANTED
" Ladies gentlemen dearous Of their cast
Of Clothing Furniture. Clothing into cash. receive
price Tor the BY ding the subscriber aths
residence or line through the Post ONCE Ladies attended
by Mrs Cohen. IA. s. COHEN, 66 Elm street.
CAsT orr CLOTHING. FURNITUEE, FANCY
~ Dresses, Firearms. Watches aud Jewelfy wanted
Thirty price received
above making application TO the subscriber who will
keu 6y Ladies Jet by Mrs. Phillips.
4 L. pVIfITpa No. 2 Park place.
CASr OFF CLOTHING AND sUPERFLUoUS PER-
L property Ladies and gentlemen having The above
dispose hereby respectfully informed that by
ing alling the subscribe they can not only
the their but will thereby avoid All
dissgreeable bautering. JAMES M0RONEY, IL Orange
street, near Chatham street.
V,HE STREAM SHALL CEASE TO FLoW-S0 SAYS
III the poet but the ,soriber-for the stream
hov and flow ,ea-ugy; one continual .usn
gentlemen send in their orders fer the sale OF
ther OF wearing apparel furnture watches and jewell
ry. Ladies attended by Mrs, LYON -
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

THE CLIPPER AMERICA.
oar clippers aliCn.
Mid Ensiapd's yachts,
And cur lyons clipper
Az killins th~ rats.
Though swift through the water.
The clipper may hy on.
More swift is the slaughter
OF insects by Lyon
Let his fame, then, tsell louder,
For vcfmin acd bugs,
py bis Pill and his Powder,
Those poiso nless arugs,)
Ar. slain 81 by marie
At home and abroad:
And though the fcene's tragic
The people applaud
LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pits, 42t broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

DRrNTINc TYPE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
signed beg respectfully TO tender their thanks W pub
haher and 10 their typographical brethren for their
many fsvors the past yesr sns 70 inform the printing
public that they Always h.vo hand, OF the best
quality large variety Of slaip seotchfscs IStternx fog
sereoyprs book and worh snd larss asscrt
Jobbsus together with
every article for tie urnns Of complets nsvs-
aud job oces favorable ters ss ~ othex
establishment Preses Cases. Imposing stones Gaileyss
Stsnds Composing Sticks, Cnsses, &c. &c. ~ manufAe-
on three times prior TO the is Of Janusry 1884 will gsIa
In materials Of manufacture BY purchasing nmss
he value OF their bill. JAMES CONfskA SON.
Corner OF Nassau and Ann street ~. y; =.
N. B-A new snd enlarged Specimen Bool cmsoayns '"S
latest ad aitions viii be issued In January. fsh3
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

MyLLINHnY, FANCY GOODS, -.


ATILLINERY.-NRs. A. MARCY WOULD MOSi
l1 respectfully inform her eusomers aud others wshns
to pu-oba'e that ana after Thursday OCTOBER "a sne
will for their selection large and rich assortment OF
Fall and Winter Millinery oonssting Of every variety ol
silk SATIN and vsvet Boansts also Ribbons AND
Flowers, Sc, which soicitsd 70 call and sxsmns
MRS. A. II. MARCY,
No. 2i0 Bowery. opposite kivington street.
MADAA TARIN, (FRon PARISH CHINESE BUILD
Ivl ing Broadway begs leave inform the Ladies or
New and vicinity that che has just returned from
Paris with rich aud eoliee Of the latest Ia
shi9ns Of Paris Millinery ooustng OF SILK ani Straw Bon
nets Caps Head Dr. kbbons Flowers Feathers re-
WI which will be pen for inspection Thursday
next Oct Mdm also infrms the Ladies that she has
very fashions and that fully prepared to
any order in Dr,s Ma s making. having en-
sased, in Paris dressps ker from the most colebraed
houses to superLtpd her dres nAking department. AL
orders punetually executed
WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON. OCT. 2. 8. BRAD
w brooks Juverile Pa tern Warehouse Ladies can hero
obtain patterns for article comprising ao
Dants and uveue wardrobe of all the latest Paris ana
London styles have single copies or com
pete sets &c Every variety Of fashionable Trimmings
constantly on hand.
.0i Fulton street. Brooklyn, near the New Market
rLoAKs! SACKS MANTiLLAS!-THE sUBsCRI-
" bers stock OF these elegant garments for the Fall
and the richest plain and
embroidered Velvets S satins Cloths, French hernos.
&e Of the latest Paris designs Mi and young Ladies'
Sacks and Mantillas Mourning Cloaks 30, in the most
proiuse variety GEO BULFIN. Paris Cloak and Aanuus
Emporium. 35l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

DY LETTERS PATENT ISSUED SEPTEMBER IA
ID T. Brands Co, manufacturers Of bronze powder.
metal and silver leaf beg 90 call the attention Of pablo
TO their patented gold and silver plated bronze eolors the
most shades OF ssing trlAney. durability
and eheapnes By anew and improved they wiz
be able 10 I'LL orders for quality quantity withn
Sample.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

WEr NUssE.-wANTEp, BY REsPEcrABLE
ysyps married s,er buryins her ehild q thss.
ss home Address l@ East Isynsh street. nsss sbs corner
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

WANTED -Ar ia NASSAU STREET. sALEsxEN,
w Clerhs Porters Men railroads and farps Cesch-
men, Walters Boys % learn trades Girls as Cooks Cham
nrmsids Grle Tor Feners housevort city or country
tien. JHQs. SPINK,
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
SOCIETY ME ETINGS, &c.


VUNHE MEMBERS OF FIRE ANNTHILATOR COMPANY,
i No. J. are hereby notified ts attend special meeting
the houte Amity Hose Company No & by polteness
Of their on Friday evening October ats o'clock
By order Of EDGAR Z. HOLLkf, Foreman
7 o.oF oF.-NoTIcE:-THE Rw; @ LODGE OF SOUTH
New York will its regular stated October
session THURSDAY. October 1884, ,t7ls o'clock, r. M
the r. Hall, OF Grand street. Representa-
tves will please be punc ctual in atteadsnos.
By order, JOHN J. DANIES, Grand Seey.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

NJEW YORK SEPTEMBER 80 Is5l-AT A MEETING
IN Light Guards, held the above date
IL mously
Resolved That he thanks Of the company dus. and
hereby rendered 10 Mr. Lomar and the ladies Of Mill
a East New York Tor the good dinner and the
hind attention pad their second Annual Target Excur-
siop.
Resolved the th,nks o. tho company also due 70
ths ladies' Of New York and Williamsburg for the beautiful
wfeaths and bouquets presented on the occasion. -
Resolved That the thanks Of the especially
due the judges who kindly accompanied them TO their
shooting sund aud presented then with beautiful prizes
Resolved That these resolutions be published in the New
York Herald, aud the Williamsburg Daily Times.
JOHN SHAPPERT, Captain.
rRANcIs sHADLER, Secretary pro TEN.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
THE MILIrRY.


EAIRCHILD cUARDs.-TIIE MEMBERS OF TIL
above compasy requested to attend meeting an
drill Of the above company OF Centre Market Thursda
evening October . st7x o'clock; By order Of
PHILIP CONWAY, Chairman.
VS. Saeretary.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
0MsTAURAnys.

a TREAT TO THE pURLrc AND THE CUSTOMERS
N Of the saraeens Head u Dey street. to-day The cee
trnted cook, w ting y has consented TO- make one
a.. a. a. free for tuneb. JNO. TAYLOR
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

| VITAHTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
ssituation ~ Chsmbsrmsid and to assiss iu washing
and ironing objection to general houseworK in
priv fsny The best of reference Please call a. No.
| vi hath
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
THE FAIR.

CASTLE GARDEN ExHIBITION.-"E ESSENCE Oh
~ Cofse-The attention of housekeepcrs, prorrietors
hotels Cofce saloons, boarding houses and consumers
In general respectfully solicited to the above prepa
ration exhibition st Castle Garden mo. 500 Fol
sale, Wholesale and retail by Messrs; HALL RUCKkL
Co., 20 Greenwich street. one door below Barclay.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

vTy .NTEn-BY A REsPECrABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situstion - Chanbermaid or TO tahe Of oh-
aren Sat;sfaetory reference given. Apply LYONS -
Chs m bers street, from IL to o'clock
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

M FAMILIES WANTING FikSI
w clsss servsns for city county, in any capacity
are repeatedly invited 70 ratrcnse the oee q ne
scrber before applying esevhere He feels confident from
his long experience the business that he can make the
r. HENDERsoN, No 2 Division street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-11

Tobacco-We heard Of a single sae "a hhds old crop at
Sc " ID.
sugar-There was good demand and 600 hhds changed
hands at 4'4taD5ssc for fair.
Molasses-We noticed sales of about 300 bbls choice
reboed at the advanced rates of 3a 8aa<c W gallon.
FIour-But little doing. Sales 400 bbs st. Louis and
Illinois "a 0s9s4 ID; and 25O st. Louis at "a 90
p Dbl.
Grain-About 5000 sacks Com sold at 55958c for
good prime, and 52954c p bushe for ordinary to good
mixed . The only sale of Oats of any moment 5000
bushels St. Loui,, taken by the U. g. Quartemaster
f1sc v bushel
PrOvsiOns-There fair inquiry for Pork with sales
of 1900 bb including 30 bbls branded Mess e4 1000
inspected do a13 and $50 at $3 3d. 1877 $l3 To-
49, and $50 bbls Rumps $40 bb all inspected.
Bacon active request and fully 500 casks sold.
including 1870 cks ribbed Sides s8 55 at 40 cks clear
do g. IS cks clear Of backbone 80 cks shoulders at
g. % Schooey 81 and lO9 cks the Levee at the ad
of 9c for Sides, 6s for Shoulders, and
SIC " for Hams, Lard still looking with sales
as 100 hf bbls So. 1876 kegs at So 200 So, and l5O
(from store) at Sc o h.
Candes-A lot of so bxs Star sold at IS1sc ~ ib.
W ton.
COfee-TRe sales limited to about 600 bags Rio, in
several lots. at l01S@1014c v tb
Whisky-Marker quiet. The principal sale that we no.
ticed was 80 bbls Rectihed at ls1ac o gallon.
Exchanges-Demand limited. We now quote:
Sterling ls1a "a ll0h
New York sixty day Bills .,.,.........A0 " Ct disc
Sight Checks NewYo par ca " ct. prem.
Freights-We noticed shipment of 1900 bales Cotton to
Liverpool, AL British ve,se 5l6d. with consgn
l ment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-11
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
I.r,rcpp aao ST. 80" -l.oHeIruDrs Oo .-nrime, ia
CRESCENT OFFICK,
Friday Morning, April ii, 1851. )

Friday c Mo,sins a ap5Iq f. 1851, :
Cleared Yesterday.
IT, iss ca
sefn Eliza Leiper Thoma. Grand Calou' Master
Arrived.
Steamship Mexico, Talbot. from Chagres Cd inst via San
Ship FavS s ssmas lop IN ballast to
Bark Maaao1. Butler. from Havana 3D. inst to PUG Mir
chr Star Parker days from Aransa' in ballast to master
Mex seSr Aevda Penson. days from Campeachy
schr Aurora BoreaI -, days from Rattan Island, to
schr Patriot. Centre days from Havana. PUG. Mir SEQ
sohr Mckay. Downer. days from St Marks, to mas
sc Water NJ Pritchett. days from Pensacola to master
Amaranth, Atchis0n, from st Louis.
B. bs Mesoy kasr lo 1aS La annfsa'
lroquos Lee, from st Louis.
4 9ssfSns s ssassi 'e% go ssl Eo%i,v
Towboa Louisville McPherson. from the Passes-wen,
TowS9a Hercules Disney from the Ell rrs,ssmbr0ush NJ
Exports.
CARnEN AsPer schr Mary George: %. 900 hoop poles
brig Fedrich i g. 600 s,sves m o,,.
IS hams $50 bbs potatoes so kegs butter. 20 b1s cheese
GRAND CAILLoU-per schr Eliza S Leipsr: 60 Dbl
49, =, l5D SKIS corn.
Imports.
luACh ES-Per steamship Mexico: S45, 900 in gold dus
Go N WIN. Ncn-$T,50O las Connoly &co-$3000 Il Nav
burser &coNs, s92 Nassear-s960 to w l. Gushing eco
Tolai, $57. $50 -,
Sf MARKS-Per Se ag A MeHsy u bales cotton
Saeeo NicConochie 4 Don, el-S do J Mustn't.
HANANA-Per sehr mtNrad; 4S boxes sugar, 30 hid
moasses, lot fruit TO J L Beyie &co -
PENSACOl. A-Per schr Wal;er M: 2 bales cotton, 10
hides 20 bids skins 81 UO0 feet lumbsr 70 John Hurley
UAVANA-Pe bark Nlillaudon. s3e bxs sugar, 7SJ bag
cofse l53 bbs bxs cigars Pnig MIR &co63 bA
sugar PTatsll cases cigars Cabalero-32 do Val
g do Bomio-4 cases l65 bxs do. bbs tobacco M f.
peHIiuAyANA-Per schr Patriot: % hhds IS ties moases
Pnig, Mir SEQ;
mahogany ossks empty bottles, lot of Ave
IEnaWPEACHY-Per sehr Ativedo: $500 in Specie
hides bills cigars Fe.nandez-$li 1872 specie. 2a hid
J Zscharie Nco-$ 400 in specie, Is bales hats ceroo,
indigo Camerden-siOO in specie Aleman h Gomez.