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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
EzTH.l. FLOUR.

FEyHE Undersigned has always On hand r,x15
1 FLoUa No / for sale antsin exebanpei 81
good aTticle.of Wheat. Tie above Flour IS NJ.
on hand in Charlessown. by John X. Woods q c6.
and Eby g 5Seai and BY different merchants AZ
Sa WING
have also my Saw NJ i'll in good fepair analsl.s
viii be furnished al The shortest notice.
MAPTIE EICHEEBERGER.
Rock Spring Mills, May 9, ie50.--ff. q iFsSf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30

NJ Several years agotan eccentric old
gentleman, residing in sattsge in England
WAS greatly annoyed BY nocturnal depreaa-
tiers, who broke the fence in his garden, IN
order 10 get at the good things contained
sherein Since he did not care 50 much for
, tic loss Of the fruit as tho damage donesae
tie enclosure, and as he was rather fond ot
wjtticisms, he had the following notice put
uS aAll thieyes ara in future to eater BY
tie gate, which will be Left epen for the pur
psse.n
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VII sc u 20p

49,
This rtiaeiy issosEess4 Il rs sosss,,.,s, 80,
ecehaenes Re iees 81 81 arsseie MIN 81 81, 80
8.saize ne AapTissi elects ttst~sar S. 49,
zee : &c iisls rs aselllsess aa Il
ISIS % - ezfes that almost esery seg4E- y = &
ot'eiy anossa'la ln rersoass Yabssegy sissn ~, a.
peea restored fgom aI5galdg sn ess
Eases qf he ldngx. b lis tss. sesss 6s 49,.
superiority oyer esefy otles q sicihs n ts u.s.
appafent g escape o5sef9ats,.a al saefs Is.
are Kaown the Thle % lles5lste
Employ iaf he q ssIssSigg, ana .aaesTsa
= ~ pulmonary qsgsns wa,ch ats ines.eht IS -
AEa nei oFiy j. he iorgaiais afae,s 49,
81 lungs bat tor thelniieE yarsesles u
aDd ssfr.s ,'s ealaien i is the p4asan,ast
should s. sir,s,,,, ~ ,aa e eo'ainsi Nehny
VAL s-o uass ESQ h, tsgss
e15 ~ ttass Ef t i-s Cas- leraaa. ~,
49, ana Rsssl e1Sepsi5e 5vg, MA
rhieI, 49, I s Ngstif9se Unlimited - 81
men, OF expe I,e5.. & taete Is any paIns 81 ME-
IL. THIS cERTFF
~ me gneersi gse,l nj $3.50 I . q 4 e
49, t3@s acquainted piqA 49,, hiassists Aagmg +
efatla reras ,'i s. Es,5sf tat i he 6ss.
ed 70 he Afasrras 5 ll5efafY Complaints
co,5, q ~ COMPENSATION arR 80 eaia, Torn cur
best eonhlebne HI = sbe Afflicted as ssrst,
N go sAsiF rea III hat thal 81
: taEAsAaw. Etmaaas & ca. - - :, =.
I III = = Ieuisua. baltimore MI = -.
i5a 49, 9 ingralam Bangor H. .a'aa
Jaga1 s's 9 1, harfal! Il Co, CAaf,es.o, i y
NJ f rs ?, taTrana, taetrol AfiElsisessso q g
III ri ma ~ Z st tssss!er, Louisville Co..,
Isaac. u. James IfeEf5n, tere-ssss--,ss.t
J. M Townserd Firsbu*gs Penn.
Clark s. Co Chicago. HiInois
e. 10. Gay. Burlington Iowa
NJ 4. Santos 4 Set, Aoftelkt Firgl1ia
n 49, tAsfa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
]. .IaIius. What Is 1 sasharara
a sas,a-what: Z.
"a saaharara Z.

"A sasa--what
sA ssshararap
aSasharara, Mr.. Snow, is fiery fashun,
Whit brings de habus corpus afere De sperm
eeIrt 10 see weddeE niggcr is culled pus'
som or net
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
10 rtothars and Married Ladies.

M - cssss n eatis Diseases TIE Galsauic ssit IS Of
EElIesis ysla ii sseu1a take asay ealzgrs sre we
Eife tts nratfHoa4 testasnab wEien haze been re.
ssss ~ h44latt and uretf respectable ladies' in sll
stksf II f Jffsn1 Weakness irregularities, Low Spirits
y In IesH AID side ChlSfaeis Fluor Albu5 Pro
4,.i ~ Eailinr cf Tie Womb. CostivaEess. OBJ
A ~ astrnaan. General PtestIaLcno ri the
nth HI saR cti5n u siailae character. are ifanedi
sss sbfr.arantly relieved ~ this simple and bead
s5i55s TINS tnerva!iag us.fre az orr climate rem
4 III stfIs2gef necessary for the preservation
m shesisN ahAlsu-eIY nnthiny he 50 safe or eica
ss WA snulsnk 4hsh a5aagIs her self has provided
H. fs-4fsr .nA fts application hy the Gavanic Belt
4 vTrI Ill Il evefy respset pleasant and agree.
5sonysfEe3ee atsends It's use aud the most feeble
sr Bslleae can wskr Il with entire s3sa and safety
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
e lsT md ParalysIs.
INDO CasesIag Paley e. PsEaIysis
sarara neafneas t.aEaa.

sss - Is received
frsss sisIiszstsse siaisn III fs STATS ghgnia:
IA r. PA p.13ear Ose n nay patients,
~ fs@ c6arcA Your EafseHse Bf aa3 Necklace,
4 !, - ne 1fcsnssse fkas aectna Of Deaf
nfsF rs cas- sd st ef iady Who's Nsssoas system
was dsqSSsHa md her gensTai naslka Pot e1nen
= u fs Il re sppcato Ct the Belt but with
YER MAJ ssecess a sse aEly fghs 10 Il you that
s,s lie i,ss using The Find.
hnff n ssr 1919 MEN lie kas ENTIRELY RECOVERED
fR FFAnfNG hid ser general health Is better than fog
several yeaTzg NJ
Esary case 81 eziness III b eEseas = = generally
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30

On he arrival ID cse0rgetown passengers for
washington will be con peyed overto the city in the
Union line OF ennibuses. Those too late for the
picket can overtake il between town and the chain
bridge Refer to
G. w. GUTSHAW,
}6)ctoAer l6. 1851. HafpersFeFry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
chesapeake & Ohio Canal.


rTyHEsulendia Packet Boats F'aSHION, Capt.
il Petrie and BELLE Cart Singer, now make
regular trips between aAiekan6Iia Georgetown ana
cgmberland They leave Rlfisr's Wharf near ths
MaTkts House. GeeresAeva every Monday ami
Thursday evening, at a5sosi , 2. Passengers
Tor Harpers-Ferrys haVing Georgetown ~ hat
time win arrive al has glaee oi{ Iuesday fnus0Ag
ii haa past 10 O'clock Ths fare {. less then cts.
pei mile.
PHI Boats will leave IIarpers- Ferry I5r Cnmber-
naeYery Tuesday and f'rilaY ar ts o'clock, II /
aud fsr Georgetown ana Alexandria eFery Wed
nesda$ and SATURDAY. Al 4 e'cieek a. NJ
(ates of Passage Including R0GrF
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DIR he HRISTTEsS

GAIy AIrsIC NECK LACE
f ali complaints asectHg ;hg Taaso Head such
IL lasksi5n ef TIT afest Nervous and Sick
sdss6e Tsafaes ii e ieSa Nsntagf1.iA TAO Face Buzz
in ~ Pee-ihs in tke Eers Beatasss Nah IS generally
NeTysus and ssss distressing eomplst eaied TIC DoloFeux
I EaIsy and Paralysis.
All .vsiains a}tosgie5gs shat these terrible diseases
areIrhssed ~ iseid ef Nssses Energy in TIE effected
Ibs nm cf5Rs4kvfs 6alvans Articles Will supply this
sef-5srt nosrer ald complete sn1 eare thus
sseEsssa
1900 GasesIsog Palsy and Paralysis
kaE been rspevslt9 Pr CsFnlsF,E aaa ~ Agents within
1seEldsf tSp hzve been atisg FstAorci
fsr Aasr+as ri Tesss cE Bsrasstsy n. II, had ncs
hr Is atk snr rear fqsT yeas. aHd help
ss absf Ia h1dltosn led The Iaszs fated sicisns
sis ~ fn He bars asssr hs rtasilrea wearing the
IL siyssic ktseE ASss 2 e e gStAsa aeFoSf
ihai1naa. mid tEts weeks NJ h:d recovered
4 his A&aia. Cal ga IpHss tsSsye1fy yea q fse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
DR. cHRISTIEsS
r. NIVsAETg BRACELETS

DR. CHRISTIE.S
CARAVAN MO BRACELETS
Are aa 81 van s1scs cases q copvHlsicns OF Pits
vs,sraaic rauaik ard zne1s Nervous Aecti9ns OF the
49, s,d ,rsr les Also 3 Palsy ard faEaiy SIS ard
III F.zs~sef nsY,se v dkfessnsy 81 pter Nervous
Enetsy il he Ases ~ ether essass q lns PSF
Tic D0leFsnx and Neuralgia.
- " svss;sf.s SIs axaszis3 cenpiaas are imAsdt
-. - ~ ~ arrieafien os he cs1IvAx1c BElr.
$50 ~ -, 49, TIE Belt abuses the Electricity
ma rsss3E lie Necklace aas local eject and
~ s srfs 1870 sino he aIscisd nersss IN fhese dis
frssSsa- sssesia;,s tSt snslicati0n NEFER FAILS
r. = s.tss " sstenss tie Of DIR
PgsI.T E,s a. I.TNTn IN TTcLS AID der naE be
- Al ,srst fsls and ds5irate, IN zsEtsct ease
~ e sses -. he Isrsason attending their use
4 1fs7ls l.sres ss rkirssss they can Be sent % any
partoE tie roilrsr -
IN 4, .E,San;s Bsit' Three Dollars.
ne Galsnnic Necklace, Two Deslars;
The .Ga1xanic Bracelets Vne Dolla< Eaen
The Maznelie fluids 0na Dellar-
e. ne at1ei ~ ~ full s1d plan alrsc
sinnS Fznphle.x vii fal rlEtiesl1s A q M y y
fuii,nsfxe "a AGENT
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CHOICE FRUIT 80

!, ...res LOOK j YorR iN1'5e1'l
r5s.s,rnsd oisrs sE sale s e =. esun,iss,
~ 1a.ssgsen and The snrroanalns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30

inHLnnaon sn,I 81 severst pliVSicis
tHa ftkrlsr without any prlareft
w1i,s u New 1otk having tsis4 tse 'i.Ises
~ asa nenoPathie remedies. aies heyine bss IL
lsg.ed with galyanie hatieries, cef ase a,ea,.9
aiiso NJ , aasdfsas q internal
IN * meet am 50 far, cured by his II alpton
Inetare only Therefore mn ssr sir 81
VAR s. sns assurance Of my gratinds aud believe N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
NEW ST0R 2

September ., is5l-iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01
NIAGARA gua-- exican Awards, etc.



WASHINGTON, Monday, April 81.
As soon as the Secretary of State returns to
Washington. the Nicaragua question will be i'm
mediately taken up by the Cabinet England has
committed violations of the convention recently
agreed upon and soemnly ratified by her and the
British Ambassador succeeded in getting Squer's
proposed by Gen. Tayior's Administration laid on
the table in the Senate
This lost ground must be recovered, and that
modified treaty must be confirmed, or all the rights
and interests Of the Unite States in Central Amer
lea will be sacrificed to Britain. There has been
100 much neglect conce ssion already. Chatfield
should have been sent home when Mr.. So lier was
recalled.
t is stated that MIR. Walsh, late Secretary of
Legation at Mexico, who was sent to Hayti to
unite with the British and French agents in con.
cenrating the government Of the Island in SOU
Tongue, has been snubbed by his sable Hghness.
Strange that there should have been any hesila-
ton in recognizing the government of LIBERIA and
yet SO much willingness to follow foreign examples
IN San Domingo. General Tavlor's policy was to
encourage the Dominicans az anst the Haytiens-
whites against blacks-republicans against lmpe-
| rasts-and make SouIouque pay indemnify for
cuntsca'ed American property.
1t is announced here confidentialy that Mr..
Foote, of the Buffalo Advertiser, late u S. Charge
| 10 Bogota, will take a seat at the editorial
desk of the Republic, arrangements to that end
| being now in progress.
| The awards of the Mexican Commissioners have
| caused much diss abstraction /; and Congressional
| inquiry is threatened by the disappointed claim
ants. Some queer awards were made, and som.
queerer reflections.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01

LATE FROM Rio DE JANEIRo.-The Eleanor,
at Baltimore, brings advices from Rio de Janeiro TO
the 4th of March, The steamships Independence
and Sea Bird, from New York, and Monumental
City, from Baltimore had arrived at Rio their
way to the Pacific. By the market quotations, we
see Philadelphia flour and that from New Orleans
have been found this to rise better and give
better color to the bread than that from other re-
gions Of the United States and these descriptions
have consequently commanded better relative prices
than heretofore. Limited sales are now making
Richmond City Mills 15Ia16IOOO, Baltimore and
Philadelphia l3I500, O'Dauce and Columbia Hax-
all l4IOOO per Dbl. At Pernam, 18th February,
stock about $4,000 bbls,, retailing at $4,000 for
Richmond City Mills $4,000 Baltimore and l500O
Philadelphia. Bahia dates the 22d ult report the
article very dull, with stock of 10 600 bbs LAS
sale 1000 bbls. Gallego deliverable here at 160OC
per Dbl. Baltimore quoted $4,000 per Dbl.
CCtee--Supplies OF coffee have been very liber.
al, but the demand has been equal to the supply
and stock of any account has been suffered tc
accumulate. The receipts from the country vii
no doubt continue good for several months yet bu
there must be gradual dmnution a. we approach
the close of the season. Prices have been wei
sustained, Notwithstanding less encouraging adv
ces from Europe; and we look for no decline, bu
rather advancing market, unless the consuming
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01

TObaccO-s hhds sold by two pariies nearly all Of
low quality but the prices made public in neither
stance.
sugar and MOIasses-Abont 900 bhds Sugar changed
hands, at Tuesdays advance, 5D5l for fair and $50
bbs Moasses n previous rates.
FlOur-Fhe demand very limited. and not over 800
bb changed hands, % for ~ IS for suerfne
St Louis, - Is for Ohio, and ~ rs v Dbl for extra St
Louis.
Gran-Corn steady, with sales of 3OO0 sacks at 5l
53c mixed and yellow and 54@56c for white. OF Oats
$50 SKIS Ohio brought 35c q bushel
Hay-A sale OF 1893 tons Western at $40 q ton.
PrOvisiOns-Pork rather qnet but firm. with sales
Of 100 bbs Mess inspected sl4 30 200 at sl5 30 and
100 branded Mess ga 62a bb Lard ste dy, at 9D
SIC for prime in bbls, and lOs bbls and ties No. l. sold
Tuesiay at Sac " h.. Bacon improved. and noticed
of 20 casks of Missouri Shoulders Ga liz Casks
Ribbed Sides SsSs4, and 100 casks of Hams at for
plain and Sc for covered and sugar-cured.
CoiYee-No oh ange, and 100 bags Rio sold at 94c
Whisky-Good demand sales 7CO bbs Rectfed at 10,
and 80 from the Leyee at 1870 y gallon.
Lime-4O0 bbls Alton brought 81 "a v Dbl
Bagging and ROpe-5D pcs and so coils sold l27s
Sac time.
Exchanges-tsood demand. We now quote:
New York sixty.day Bills ...........s4f0l W disc
Sight Checks New York ..a0yA " ct. prem
Freights-Actve-fve ships taken for Liverpool
I'd for Cotton, for Antwerp at l6,, and brig fo
| Nantz at 114c.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01
NEW ORLEANS:


GIN. SCoTr.-The Veterans Of 1871 lo.-Th's ds'ln
guhed soldier who has been scJournnx In our Guy Tor te
last week, takes his departure in the splendid steamship
Unon which leaves this morning for New ork lie was,
are informed highly pleased with the manner in which
he has been received several different bodies OF our c
zens and visit tended revive feelings OF the dee
emotion and of the kindly regard towards the nhab
,ants of the Cresc City. The General has decided upon
recommen the Military Hospital at the Barracks the
Temporary place the accommodation of those who be
Obliged to take refuge within the walls of military aaylum.
An officer he pIsced the Hospital snperinend the
carryn. out of plan. and believe officer Of
the Jewt has been appointed to this post Yesterday
afternoon, between und O'Clock, from twenty fifty OF
the of who assisted in defending the CITY
paid visit the General ard compimented him his mil
ary career expressing themselves proud in having oppor
tunty Of paying a personal visit to him.
lie cordially welcomed them by shaking each veteran by
the hand aud in happy but short and pointed address, ne
appauded Their vaor and expressed his sracaon IN meet
ing them that occasion. The veterans Withdrew hghI
delighted with their reception.
Gen. Scott accompanied by Adjutant Cen Jones, and
about to proceed direct Washington with as little delay
uossibe,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01

RECORDER GEsoIs' COURT. - Yesterday George Bur
bitch brought up charge of assaulting Charles
Brown between ii and IL O'clock Gaatin street, with
shot He was also charged with carrying deadly
pons contrary Ia existing ordinances OF the First Municipal
ity The Recorder remanded him for the production of
dence to substantate the charges
RsJrdctOry SGtiOrs.-Two men arrested yesterday
by the officers OF the First Municipality, named Jean Bapse
Cause and Giovanni Jaume, for deserving from the Sandman
bng ts~Jtta and threatening the life of her Captain. The
master Of the brig, Francois Cosa before the Recorder
and stated that they deserted from his vessel the 4h Of
April and since that time had openly threatened his life On
Tueday night between and IL clock they board
The brg with three four other and grossly abused and
threatened him. and unruly that he obliged
provide himself tn for his protection. As they be.
came more boisterous he discharged pistol in the air. and
this frightened them that they Immediately reeated
They were rensnded for further examination.
-5sSGut on Standardization Cochran charged with
tOg John Henry Vochnar between II and IL o'clock
on Tuesday night board The lowboat Panther while
wa' proceeding down the river. lie wa. remauded.
Steamboat RObberY.-A few days ago robbery com
United board the steamboat Georgetown while lying al
The Levee From information since received, named
Grfn well known arrested yesterday by
officer Bernhard and brought before the Recorder upon
pcon OF beng concerned in the robbery He
Jail 10 await the production of evidence against him.
4 JrtO Of PagrdRts.-Three men, named Auguste AIDE
James Kelly and James Wilson. custod,
yesterday, and brought charge OF vagrancy Office
Labade made ahlayit against them. and said that n
had often them skiis, going round The vessels
other Gratis yng the port, for the purpose of stealing
thing Of value wlct within their REACH and he
fearful that If they left liberty they would comm
d-predalioss upon the community hey tn
First District Court for trial,
Seven eight attavits before the Recode
yesterday persons who have assaults
breaches of the peace, bat of them have nere
for the pubic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01

Palo Alto will have such mercur'al effect on their
patriotism that Of them will be able to refrain
from INDUCING in " the poetry OF the notion" As
is usual, when the fire of a new born gailantry is
kndled, the most rugged and veteran pine knots
will make the most plant (bows) boughs between
the old and the young of the gay assemblage, it
will be age before beauty always, and gray heads
will cause strange but sacred sensations in young
hearts, as they !" lead off the dance and boiler
right out -" let joy be unconined -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
FRUITS, WINES, BRANDlES, Etc.
D F. NICHOLS u co, IS and IS Camp 5

D F. NICHOLS " co, rs and rs Camp ST.,
W. importers and dealers in the above articles have now
hand and constantly ceying tul supplies Of
Raisinsln WHOLE half and quarter boxes, in punches and
London Layers
Figs-Smyrra aud Eleme gs, in whole and half drums;
Dates-20 T. ais, fine and fresh;
Almonds-25O sacks soft shell
Sultana Raisins-l00 whole and half dTums
uranges-.5O boxes, in prime order
LIE nons-2UO boxes. prime order
FIlbers-l5 sacks frs quality;
Cream NUTS sacks, quality;
Guava Jees and Pasteln pound half pound and quarter
pound boxes;
Champagne baskets Cicquot, edsick, Schneider and
olher ceebr ited brands:
Dupuy James Hennes.y Matel, Vines ard
Prometors. PIret Cas,llIon, Jean IL uis and London
Docks of 1885, 1870 1872 1874 1896 and other vntages
Sheres-Pemartn's BlackbuIns and Echecopa, in wood
and glass;
Ports andeman Ofley. Weber and pure Juice in wood
and glass;
MADEIRA Caret, Chablis, Mamsey, Muscael. wood and
glass
Johannesberger Cabret Iebiraumeilh Rudesheim
Nersteiner Sparkling Hock Mo ellie, OF superior qualify
Steinwen-A few OF this celebrated Wine on hand
ap.5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01

Receipts OF Produce.

CINCINNATI-Per steamer Gen Scott; 1908 SKIS corn,
Sss he g E
ss9s bb 'qT do s ss loy az Sne IL, "A s
sfsome % Il obi; DC Ls1S SoS S1 do
bags Irvine Foyer &co3! Dol. solk Beatty, Lisget
ett-al kegs do Oe boxes che Moron 60, e,ks
Wright asss sd IA. sss IBIS
10 eks bis whisky Mcdowell: Jr &co6 mills
Shssd5S boxes ne Wssa If a,d S0Sss
Bte tanSls rolls isaher and sand!iea order 'I''
Wda e. sa DO to
NoIion Sco-2 40 Cowan pyken &eo-is Dc bbIs lard.
ssHs sas" Sssl
Seo@a Ibl, Rsss s, NJ 81 s y
~ v! ssss sss assdss
% oSsiss, S6i;@ 4so.s Fl. FL cray csppSsiHt es
man. Lsttos sco-Il bbls eggs do apples NJ Marin-5
bales cotton Bogart & FeeyIl2 do swiney. Green Eco
u els rope. Foreman. Aing Sco-l2 bales Ward
g bb
81 ss' ss ss #
hsms * hs% ana ba
@.f Sosn ssSs Wass,. PsS. sS
,toyes Pickett Perkins &co-l bd Wright Williams SEQ
sT So 19as fawnee 7s bb pork 500 Dbl.
SuI eS i II do I iss ad Oe RFap Day Iii Ella lard
co.'s DO, "A bbs lard Tur Wilson &co-l2i bb s5 keg.
lard Bae1 &eo1 tics do s. boil, flour kspnett. DIX i
wngale-2s9 Dc Lyman. Scott SeoIi74 d. Eager =
BouTk-ios do Beatty Lgeett hbIs lime Love- Saw
che Donn.,I-3s7 hides g rolls leather L Mann sk,
NAsHyiLIE-Pt, ssane, SiohaSE: Sc bales cotton ue
l IN Pat da RFad
ssuadtDlSi Do Cooper Seoss Do spsSnsi s' Sian
as9T En-
Wnsied, Trice &co-l do McRae CofmanalOO SKIS COR
Lusk &co99 kettles 81 furnace mouths IS bar
Stark, Day staut-r.undnes orde-Total. i347 bale
'LAfoU RUHE-fsf steamer Music; a bales cotton, i
hhds sug.I Augusin Tbbaot-l4 Dc Shift SeoI26 4
oH'H Rias's s's aesS 81
ssaf ao a1 asdi Is b y Sa
Ss a9 hss
simmslsundries TO order-Tola IA bales cotton Sc nh
SSLS WATEk-Ps' yios' s a 90 bal
&S$ ;sf5:s. @s' 5oss
195f5sSS We1
Robbins AIngton Ssona bags cpton seed sd Robinson
FLATBoATs,
Second Ma nictpdtitV-
VIRGINIA-Per Gelsthorpe's boat $50 bbs flour Presco
| Il jackson.
INDIANA-Per Williams boat: $50 sacks corn and oat
| 81 cks bacon Il c rwichel! &co.
| INDlANA-Per Hausaud's boat: 1900 bushels whea
| 900 bbls corn C Twichei &co
| CINCINNATI-Per Ebery's boat: 500 bbls whisky
| master . -
lSDlANA-Per Morse's boat IS bbls 20 COO lbs po
bacon, lob kegs lard 5O0 bushels wheat O sacks
. John Hurley.
ISDiANA--rer Umey's boat: 900 bushels wheat 900
Hewitt Norton &co.
| 1NDIANA-P Brasiers boat: 1000 bushels wheat, 80
| do corn Hewitt, Norton &co.
a ClNCiNN ATl-Per Richardson's boat: 200 bbs whist
Shultz II Hadtien.
a. MISSOURI-Per boats 1850 bbls flour, order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01

TREAsURER's OFFICE, SECOND MuMcIPALTTY.}
April IS, 1851.
D ESOLVED, That the Treasurer be, and he is
IN hereby authorized advertise during ninety days in
the official paper of the Municipality. that the Council is
prepared to purchase The money Of sinking ind No.
2, BosDs Of the OF Louisiana enforced by this Mun
ty the of fifty hous dollars. and that sealed
proposals sell that will be received
BY the Council until the fifth TUESDAY July next when
they win BE- acted or and if TO this Council and
10 the Treasurer of the state, will be accepted.
Notice is hereby given in CONFORMITY with the forego
re oluton, that aed proposals sell to this Municipality
Bonds of the state Louis ana endorsed by this un'ci
paiiy to the amount of fifty thousand dollar, $3.50 0W
will received at this office until the fifth Tuesday Of July
sealed proposals be addressed the Cour Gil Of Munich
pay No Two and be endorsed " offer for State Bonds
ap29 I'd VIM. H GARLAND, Treasurer.
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markets shall assume a more unfavorable aspect
Local influences favor an advancing market, and
any other tendency must be imported from without.
We quote superiors 350Oa3Il600, mixed lots 3I450
a35O0 { God first 3I3O0a3I400.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01

l. TIE As everotiered foi
mleiu this city. and at love.
pri 'es. These TEAS are t
the latest importation, and
OF the most choice qualities
grown in China. having
been sole 3ted with great
care. For the use of tam
lilies they are pu; ny in
small quantities in well So.
cured metalhcpackages, st
as 10 prese, We their fra.
GRANGE as long RS in the
chests.
cV CITY retail tiealers
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup
piled with every dnscrio
ton Of TEAS, inchests. hal
chests, - ID and o ID bU,
ages, il desired.
laN I'm A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-01

Per steamship Louisiana, Maagorda and Galveston
MIs Me1deys and child Mrs lark, Mrs Robertson Mis-
AID lady, Mrs Smith children and seryt, yrebrant
Marmore, ) Levy, B " stone, 7 w adlan. Wardlan.
WILSON, shurkey. Reed Dekerson Harker, Franklin, y!
Meyer, Parkinson. Corde e lienah Bache, McGee. D NJ
Georges, Young. Henry. Scranton, Mrs Phi Ups. Capt
Cobum and lady. Haral, tox, HoIowman P B Miller. w
J Brown, Storzi, q Furh-l0 on deck, negroes.