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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

~ For those who are prepared for Gus
- o., 80, NJ oOus'ies asd Sta'es. brought nl-ne
~ stSanibst n csgyereaiy md SAFELY through he
ssencv Of v r. PALNER. Who 80 ao'Neieu ~ "a
ple,'s ~ custom i. desired 70 rs5e-ve and recap ~,
Srey+i,u sufs and sulscT piio1s Nssdss a..
papeis rrec-ical ufoyaa;i,n a. the Agency an
ABORT .udicious sysiem Of adveIIsins. ------
$1,000 CHAILEsGs. To all Hhyslclanss
:; ,hs Irni.es Sta e. uaTcnsrly those having -
Tosvtsis vlll stake 900 70 cure ny ch,rss Nsa-
49, uoo-sns Cough Asne. Astams, DYsenlay Dy'Pp
"a Delinum IYemehs, hcfouI M. I'M, - ,ev III, AZ
.rrtaa Choora ever ose patent WIZ Al, ,h IN ne
Fsrsr Tbs IS without eqaivocsIion s1d Us s@2g MT ss
rss Of nv Nervous Aatdote IALB9i s'.t =,
~ Electrical NeT1isi, No ~ q $50 ~.
n5n. Depot No is1 Sassaa--e.
TAKE THEM ~ Tine
Before The wntry frosts appear,
FramIDe teds and rugs. sur.
And make well sure the coast Is Gle"
of hees aud nasty bugs Sir.
With LYONS Pow DIR purge your house
Ofnsects SO annoying.
And use his Phi $. each rat snd mouse
Infsllbly 6esfroy1Dg . - -, = -, -,,..,,
Der0t for LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER rec .'A P
and hls Magnetic Pills, al No izi BIoAaFny
u It's genial ministration IS delclous.
II I,brcses and heals with soothing tfuihtoiness
49,, breals dry hard cough relieves uisieos.hs
.stba and yves TO the throat and lungs neasIy o
unInown 10 skeptcs The above assef.iss arc I'D
~ e,t6cstes from the greatest men of The country auu
ps,S.s II hs, stood the test Of time Mrs IERyIs cog
Candy IS sold BY Mrs ". JERvIs NO SO BTOad"p'asA
by druggists generally.
~ JnyaIids recurring Dir. BANNING
Patent Body Braces and failing Rupture IIusse,
his travelling Companion By which SIC Sness rs ehe
!, n-evented and The effect Of every KIND OF otn COM
peseiy removed, nay LA 'NS seu
Mercer-st near CaDa!. --------
~ Notorietv is mistaken for Fame, and
the tendency 10 elevate clever rascat gainio
MAJ he salt enough left ID the earth 70 py when
rble corruption, political and social a:Iyes Du'
- c,harst All the oxygen domestic aT"spneie
No. air NAV lack in strength Of current, It's necessary
y1cs Mrs JTRvIs's Cold Candy has fame act noteri-
ETY. in curing coughs, colds, &c Soid 10y MIS- ''sN'
No 800 Broadway.
~ Fowler & WELLS, Phrenologlsts and
Publisher Clinton Hall No. 13l Nsssae-st' Ne"-i"A'
AID No l42 Washiu gton-st., Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

Fort Ann. - 1900 LOO l36 @.
I'VE believe these reported Opposition maiS,.
tiles should be Wing and the wais malori.,..
Opposition, but the Telegraph gives them to a.
as above
KINGS CO
Silver Grsyism put the knife to Mr. Fsse =,
to the hllt yesterday. lie is beaten some SO
in the County. which gives Wing majority On
the County ticket Brooklyn (accorilag to sr
returns) votes.
SenaOr-Fiske, Wing. e,5al. Vanderbilt
Opp. i,ll0.
Coroner-Geo. C. Ball. Wing. a.sls va
Zandt, OPT 3,l7i
Mai against Fiske SD For BAH 5ls
The Wing County ticket runs with COronsn
and is probably elected.
ONEIDA CO.-Latcst
Huntington, Wing, is elected Senator !,
about 500 MAJ Williams. Wing, is elected Il
the Assembly in this District by 6l2 maj. b.
Ter. Wing, is elected in the lid District by IA
mai. In the lid and Iv,h Districts OPP. Assem-
blymen are probably elected
BROOME CO.-Lafssf.
Whig majority on State Ticket 200; on Goa.
. ty $50
ORANGE co.
Six towns heard from lat Newburghl OPP
State Ticket lil ahead. Bull. Wing, chosean
the Assembly in the Isl District.
ONONDAGA co.
Wheaton, Chat6eld, Welch and Johnson, ia
cos, not on the Union Safety Ticket will have
1000 majority in the County
ERIE CO-Laiea
Several more towns heard from. The Why
State Ticket will have. 900 majority
KINGS CO
Vote Of Brcookiys dnd Bnshirick.
Secy Of State Forsyth. .Ss3s Randall. SCI
Controller Patterson 31f6 Wright. -. .1h
Trcasursr. Cook So. 1923 Welsh. .5l6i
Atrv .'ulmsnn 1907 Chat6eld. .-... SsG
Engineer. Seymour -.3'i5 .McAlpne ..-. 1895
Canal Comm. +Fitzhugh -.3ssS Wheaton 49, 3ll
Prison Insp. Wells -.--.3Si9 Storms. 3eG
soa lhe tnion SAFETY Ticket
The remaining towns OF the County viii
scarcely vary the above. We hope they viii
slightly run over the Wing majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05


Dist. Wards. Members Of Assembly chosen.
|. l. & II-Willra,n Miner, Opp, over William
Flagg. Wing
,. III. x Iy-P. q. Maloney Opp, probably
over Swords, Wing.
}. lY-JOsPh Rose, IT., Opp, probably
elected,
4. '-THEoDoEE A. WARD, Wing, prob
ably elected.
S. Yll-JAsEs p BRExNER, Wing. over
John Brown. Opp.
6. VllI-B. L. Gilmore, OPP. over Wyllis
Blackstone. Wing
7. iX-FREEBoRN 6. LUCKY, Whis. owe,
Schermerhorn. Opp.
8. X-Cfose and doubtful.
Q. Xl-AGron B. Rollins, Opp. over John
Ryan. Wing.
10. Xll-JANEs MONROE, Ind whig. elected
H. XIII-Close and doubtful
IL. XIy-M.eLael Walsh, Ind. Dem. over
Gregory. w.
ID XV-WILLIAx TAYLoR, Wing. over Benz.
S. Hart, Opp.
lf-XVI& XX-Asdrsw Leary, Opp, over two
Wings
Is. XSlI-TRomas p. ST. jobs, Opp. eleeted
10. XFlil-Close and doubtful. "a
The State.
Is''srsphic DspsscAes 70 Tie Ttibsns.
ALBANY CITY.
ALBANY. Tuesday Evening.
Young. Opp. for Recorder. has 900 maj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
OSWEGO co.

OSWEGO co.
Oswego City gives Rice, Wing Member 2o'
majority Fitzhugh, Wing Canal Commissioner,
Cos. mfr. Fitzhugh is at home here.l Hunt
last year had e. majority in Oswego
ST. LAWRENCE co.
Opdensburgh gives l2j Wing majority on ne
State Ticket Rather more than last year. we
believed
CAYUGA CO
Auburn gives lOs Wing majority on the State
Ticket. Hunt had 2s9 last yearl
HERKlMER co.
Herkimer --.- MAJ. Ia MAJ LOO
,i rIa,s lq3 POS
Frankfort 49, 100 ~
ONEIDA co.
Eric, gives Wing State Ticket 40 majority.
USUALLY about 300 Wing, but Seymour (who
live. here) had last year l6i over Hunt
Utica 40 ma. maj l6i
New Hartford l34 loS -,
WAYNE co
LYONS ..72 MAJ III MAJ
Arcadia ..--..l0 ~
Palmyra %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
RENSSELAER, co.


Troy gives Jonas C. Heart, Wing, for Assem-
bIy. $50 majority. VIM. H. Van Schoonhoven,
Wbig. for Senator, COO to 700 over Thos. b Car
roll. late Senator, [Barnburner, badly scratched
by the Hunkersl Hunt had l26 MAJ. IN Troy
last year.
Scarhticoke gives 80 for Wing Senator, IS for
Wing State Ticket Hunt had 81 majority last
year.
ERIE co.
Buffalo City, Wing State Ticket, 32i maj
First Assembly District, Hatch, Canal DEM
elected by IS NAL Second Assembly District,
Youngs. (Whig) elected by about 20 maj. For
City Recorder, Houghtsn, (whig) elected by 80
majority
NIAGARA co.
LocKrcRr, N. Y.-s} Pm,
Patterson, Controller, AZ Forsyth, 40; tu-
mann, SAL Res, Of State ticket same as Con.
troller Clapp, Sheriff, 800 Payne, Clerk. 4a2
Van Wagner. Treasurer, 342.
Lockport 49,. 40 ma. -.---2s5 ma. -
Lewiston - H. ~
Niagara Falls, l2l - - SO -
Porter - - 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

Hunts majority III the State. -
Opposition maj. on Lieut. Gov. Chu'''' IA
who received the anti-rent vote -
II Mr.. WmcHsrga's Second Lever
CALIFORNIA, her Resources. Ciimah. g." -
pears in our columns to-day II VIII NC
full Of iaformstisa and deeply Interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

Wing gain 76. Six towns to hear from.
The vote above is for County Judge, but the
State Ticket nuns about the same.
CHAUTAUQUE co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

ARTIFICIAL Eygs - Jus. imported,
large suppiy II beautiful ARTIFICIAL Eyes which will
aud leck like the nst4a and &c inserted without
ne slightest pain.
DR. PowEiL attends. ~ usual 70 all Diseases OF the
Eye and Ear, at Ne Warren 81, corner OF Broadway.
where DO had hs Treatise the Eys-prce SQcehts
also he facing Eye ard Ear Mountains for applying
wafer IN the most entctul manner 20 those decse
ssns n5 3wF&M.
w One Of the rem aiming sparks of mod
srn ehivairsc knsEhihood ahsat TO be put Utli-
taxtansm crushing spHlt, cries" What coffee
you with :" Instead ef What machine :" VIDE
kAAer but Mrs JsRvis's Cold Candy for ali time
No sennen, that hives BY bresa alone prevent
curing coughs, oolds, &c Sold b. Ms !ERvls. No 800
Broadway
THK CANTON TEA COMPANY are prepared
70 soil whslcsal< re;s Teas AID greater
runners OF tea weed consult hcT interests by palaizinx
tAis stare lcator i25 ChatS~IE-s between Pearl aRd
Rooesveltl No branch sieres oSS smW&S
~ Mrs JERvIs's Cold Candy, the great
nrssde remedy for Coughs, Gods, Hssrseness. and
che throat ana lsag conelalnts. Sold by Mrs
Jssvis. No sss Broadly az, and ky de- ggsts generally
TRREs AND PLANTS. & Co.
have Just eubh,hed their AsaaAl Catalogue OF Fruit and
Sc, And w furnish sgats Go a peat pa, ins applicants
nccsssg pcessse stamp rkey can also lie ooained at
Ne eCsdsrs The grounds And exotic houses are open
" visitors every dss except tie SABBATH Le,tes should
b directed u fash,rs near Ns~-feEN-
III StwkS&4ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

"A later dispatch say. the County gives about
500 Wing majority on the State Ticket. tUlI-
mann over Chatield probably 1000 or over.l
MONROE co.
ROCHESTER, gives the Wing State Ticket from
300 to 400 majority
The County has probably given the Wing
State Ticket nearly 1900 ma orlty.
A later dispatch says;
Monroe Co. returns come in slowly probably
Wing majority in County on State Ticket 200.
Assembly lid Distric-Whig about l20 MAJOR.
ty. Opp County Treasurer probably elected.
STEUBEN CO.
Hornby .-.- % mai mai. }
Painted POST -l2o liz = -
Addison -.- .. 26
Csrnell. Opp. Senator, has 5Oi majority in
Corning on some local question. which doubt
less elects him over Gilbert. CWhigl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

SHIRTS THAT BEAR THE STAMP OF TbE-
eANcE peculiar method Of suins the style Of shut to
the tyle figure, pursve at Green's, No Asto House.
Is givins universal satisfaction Orders come from the
remosest paris Of the Vnen 50 for nyarahe MS.
and INV aTyIBg pUrctpalty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

The remaining towns OF the County viii
scarcely vary the above We hope they viii
slightly run over the Wing majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

pet wnerocms Nos. al and 40 Pea list eou'S'ans cae
the largest aud most GesahiC STOCKS OF Carfets H"
Tapestry Velvet 10 eonalcA Ingram, wth~a superior
stock a Ol Cloths Rugs Iao, aad Piano Covers, Drug
sets &C &C. be found store Ia the CITY. Also
real bar gums Ingram Carpets-i00 pieces all wool n
CRANE at d Sc and Is ar. roa patterns and coors
purchaseIs are invited Ia AZ exArnatlOn-
nj ~ GIo. l. L uYAII. Mo-. Ali and ta5 Pcarl 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

SHAwLs, SnAwLs "A large stock OF
supcror oolen Shaws good and warm may be found at
HiTcBoocK & LEADBEATER's, No. 3i1 broadway, where
also every other knd Shawl. as Bfoche, CashheTe'
Thihet 10 ma he ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

CLoAKs CLoAKs "A good stock OF
Pnrsan Clocks md Opera Csoaks, may be found at
HfTcHcocK 4 IEADBEArIRs, No. 3G Broadway, corner
Of Leonsrdst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

WINTER CLorRINe.--lu consequence Of
selves Temporarily at No Is Maiden lane, few doors
above their stand and they offer or sale one Of the
LARGEST and best stocks OF first quality Containers
CIo.hrs ever manufactured tins market and they
prepared dispose a thtm a. greatly reduced prices
They viii return 10 No p the damage to the
building is repaired. ms ~ F. II. WsyMAN co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

To,,I c,y Vote 1alled Al, 81
Seymour's maj. for Goytfnor-. ,eos
Cornell's mai. for 1t Governor. ----4,Sss -,
Difference between Cornell and Hunt - o~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE - Impair
aeisd reduction in rrioe az Daeish Imperial Three Ply
Carpets prpgget>. Flor on Cloths lug ain Carpets &c
at HIRAM ANDYRSoN'S Ne - boweEy The choice of the
nnmense stect Of Carpets Se displayed in the eight
sales OF TIA. famous Carpet Emporium ars Of
ftt cd Ut Nv D. thirds her value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

INDIA NVBBtK a HVho'- I1'IuIta' TT YOU " I'''
them fY yourselves children Good years Patent per-
petua rloss tho hest kinds MANUFACTURED also the
tosssrnsr IRdia Kbtor Sandals style, ladies lnIa
Rubber Gi0Ses sc cah oA tae retail agent
J Il MILLER. 1874 Canal 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

WOODEN BLANKETS "A good assert
mont of Woeen Blankets Of various makes and every
sxe quality and prite, ms bs found at HiTchco1k
LkADBRATHR's. No. 3l7 BrcadsaY. They nave also
isIee sock OF FlanBols Its, Loce and Muslin, N
Jo, d. speriss and every other kind Of housewife OF aG-
N, DR., C!sols which they are selling low.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
Stage for Cutting Plants for Hay.

There has heretofore been cons'derao'e
diversity Of ,,inion in regard - tue pro.
per stage at which plants should be .
for hay. Il will be remembered t'ist t''is
journal has for several years advocated
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
From the Christian Watchman and Reflector.
CATCHING A MAN-CATCHER.

Se.eral Of the ministers ejecled by the
Aci Of Uniformity, iu 1862. united with
the eminent Richard Baxter in establishing
a lecture 10 a private honse. The lime Of
worship being at very early hour, Mr..
Baxter one evening lef, home with view
of being there ready for the morning. The
night, however, being dark. helosl his way,
and after wandering for long time he
came 10 a gcnlleman's house. where he ask
ed direction. The servant informed his
master Of this fact, who. thinking ,unsaf,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
Benefit Of Deep Ploughlng Exempt.

Benefit Of Deep Pi0ughlng Exempt.
fed.-ln The Patent Uiliee Report lor
1880, we find The following para
graph illustrative Of The value Of deep
ploughiDg:
As general thing, The soil must be
,Iecpcncd before II can he perfectly improv.
ed. One acre of soil l2 inches deep is
worth more TO make money from, by cal-
iivating il, than four acres 6 inches IN
depth. Thus. admi, that soil 6 inches
deep will produce II bushels OF wheat,
and that l2 bushels will pay all expenses
and give . for profit. Four acres oi This
land will yield net income of only 8
bushels. Now double the depth Of The
soil and The crop, making The laiicr 2S
bushels, instead ol Ia per acre. and the
fmmer IL inches deep in The place OF 6.
Fifteen bushels. instead Of IL. will now
pay all annual expenses, and leave mel
profit, moi Of 2. but Of thirteen bushels
per acre."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

SACRAMENT AND SAcRlrcE.--" The
difference between sacrament aud sac
rilice," says Archbishop Usher, " is this;
that in a sacrifice there is an offering
made 10 God in sacrament there is an
offer made by God TO US. In The sacri-
tice. Christ was signified as given jas as;
in the sacraments, as given TO u.s."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

ihe Pfssi'ee Of eulling while the heritage
's in aower, en the principle that great
er snsaisnl Of nntrinoHs matter is then
e-htained IN IIse plsnI than al later stage.
Although the present heavy seasen Is near.
Iy over. the following dissertations Gun
the North British Agrieullurisi, will be
read with advansasc. The remark IN re-
gard toshe valae "a lI,e rowen or aftermath.
we bclicre To be entirely correct, being
supported by The experience Of many Of
ilic best fameis. The remarks in ierard
10 'ye-grsss. would apply equally well 10
most grasses cultivated fof hay in This
country.
"As regards the common mixtures OF
ryc-grass AMI clurcrs. The most common
error Is in allowing these 10 bccamc over
ripe previous 10 cutting. This is most
serious mistake. and one Ina, no aiier ma
nagemeni ran Icmely. Both ye-grass
and clover. as they begin 10 mature tic
seed, are converted into woody texture.
The slaIrh and gum undergoing change.
rs The seed sriiycs al maturity. As ihe
sec,l of The rye.g.ass becomes malured.
], dIors oil. during the process Of lorming
Il iHto hay, while Thai Of The clover plant
loses The leaves, andolien iIle flanl. Tie
wonder is, after 81 much has been wrillcn
about ilie evils which results from allow
ing hay 10 berome oserripe. tina, custom
ani prejudice shomId continue So power
fully 10 iniluenre The practice OF many Car.
meis. The hulk is indeed greater. bnt
The weight is olirn moi increased. arising
in pari from the plants losing iiieig leaves
and seeds. Irrespective of The loss of
the lea,es and seeds, the second crop
Of glass is seriously injuscd when iie
first crop is allowed 10 stand beyond ihs
proper period. 4
.I'herc Is sery common mistake as
10 The nniriii.usness Of second crop of
hay. For fatiening. second crop clover,
il prnpedy saved, is superior 10 The Iirst
crop. IL the summer and harvest months
hare been propilioas. The propfie,y ui
cutting grass at The proper pcrlo,l o( ripc-
ness is no, alone dcpcn.lea, ON the first
crop. Tho value of tho second crop
necessarily forms an imporiln, element
in determining upon early cutting, and
The weight OF the Two crops should al
ways be iaken into account ia forming
an opinion Of The relative proiilabIeness
Of the one ovcr ,llc other. As a rule. all
grasses iNlcSdrsI Cor isay should he cal as
eooa ~ d ,x,1Icn cf ia. ds~ss "a eLs
bo1vrl n ne il gcasle bge< e. IN
riousl .sf dusl ftnm lhe 6cd ihis VII bc
about hrec weeks aiier The heads Of The
grass have burst out oI the nose"
ca!iiasior.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27
Retort ola Witness. MIR. Bulfum, Of

LYNN, Mass, was under rr0ss examination
by an attorney named lord. who did his
best to pcrplex and brow beat him so as 10
oyerset the testimony he had given against
hls client. The question was something
relating 10 machinery, and Mr. Bnllum
had use. the word "philosopliically" in
his evidence. Mr.. Lord continually harp
Ell upon this phrase, and cndeaynred 10
make The witness ridiculous in the eyes
&c the Jury. Al last he inquired, Pray,
Mr.. Witness, as you seem 10 be great
philosopher. can you tell me wha, The con.
sequence would be if The air should be cx.
haus,ed from hogshead!' Yes. sir,
replied Nj. Bulfam, .the head would laii
in" .lndecd. sir!" pursued The counsel,
.and can you tell me. phiiosophicdtiy, why
Tic head should fall in FIRST !" Yes, sIr,
returned Mr.. Buffum, "i.is because hogs
heads are like some lawyers-their heads
are their msakest part"
The roar of the court room acknowlcds-
e,I tho victory OF the witness over the
counsel.
Eloquent, very.-A silver cup having
been voted To am officer once, Tor some ac'
tion. dinner was gwen. 10 celebrate u
and after the cloth had been removed
the whole assembled company waitet
with interest 10 hear the cloquence tina
should attend the presentation. Tho Pre-
si,lent arose and thrusting the cup towards
the officer. said:
There's the Jug.
TO which the other replied, taking i
up with pleasure, aud examining il /;
| Is this the mug
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-27

A pRAIsEw0RTmY Proposition.

We take pleasure in calling aiirnl;on
10 lie suhjoincd communication. The
proposition il makes could moi lail 10 he
productive of great good, and we. there
lmc. take occasion 10 commend il 10 the
firmaI,Ic consideration of every corn
eowcr in the Uniun. Snrh struggles arc
~ generous IN .nrepllnn as fruitful of
beneficial results. The wriicr says he
ran guarantee some 10 contributors from
his secli ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-10

Tobacco3S hhds were sold. but could obtain other
particulars.
sugar-About 600 hhds were disposed of steady prices
say 4D53S for good common fully fair aud 5a@55sc for
prime.
OIasses-very little prime left unsod, and prices for it
very firm, &c. Sales about 1000 bbs at 24024s for ine
ror and fermented, and Csc for prime.
Fl0ur-Du, with demand for export. Sales 800 bbls
81 1904 20 for Ohio - 25Os4 30 for ST. Louis; and
81 7OOe4 87a for and fancy brands The receipts
September show Of 1899 bbls CON-
pared with The time last year.
COrn-Dul Sales 5000 sacks from the Levee, including
1857 damsged 3D. and l45O sacks good white and
yellow in lots. at "a 3Df5c per bushel.
Oats and Bran53O sacks st. Louis sold at g. and 300
do. in lots 649e5c bushe also, 45O sacks Bran and
| Shorts at 92ls " l00lb.
POrkThe largest sale heard Of 100 bbs old Mess
| at $I2 so ; new is retailing at $l3 90 " Dbl.
BacOn-Saes 30 casks, in lots at 71a0sc for Sides and
| 6Is(O63ic " ID for Shoulder.
Lnrd-In good demand, with sales of SO bbls. No ri
~ bbl and 10 half bbs at IA and 572 bbs and terce
| prime at 1876 o ID.
CoYee-Du. Sales 200 to 500 sacks Rio at lie, in
| lots.
Lsad-l20O pigs, upper Mines sold on private TENS
| Whisky-Dul at 27@B271ac p gallon for Rectied.
| Exchanges-Steady, with good demand. Sterling
1850 1881 New York 60 day bills 24O21a per cent disc
| Sight Checks h(@l per cent disc.
FrsightsA ship taken for Antwerp at the advanced rat
| of l3ac for Cotton,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-10

ST. MARY's PARIsH.-Although St. Mary is
everywhere highly spoken of, and her soil, climate,
and scenery, local advantages and rich resources
and the peace and plenty that here abound, render
her pleasant place of abode yet half has not yet
been told nor even understood by her own citizens,
that may with truthfulness be said relative to her
merits. The soil of the parish is naturally very
rich, and that which has been cropped severely for
forty or fifty years, may be made extremely pro-
ductive by manurng slightly. The lands of the
Au Large, the Teche, the Atchafalaya, the Bay,
Bayou Sale, the lakes and numerous bayous, are
marked by features and qualities which will event.
uay render St. Mary distinguished far beyond
what she has ever yet been. Our cypress swamps
are filled with valuable timber, the quality is supe
rior, and the amount inexhaustlble. On the sea
marsh that borders on our bays and the Gulf are
immense numbers of deer, that increase as fast as
they are destroyed by the sportsman our bays are
visited yearly by millions of brant, wild geese, and
other water fowls and these waters, and all oul
lakes and bayous, are swarming with hsh OF nu'
merous kinds and wild ducks in abundance are
found in most parts of the parish The islands on
our southern borders beautiful, and those visit
ing them for health or pleasure, find in the waters
around them plenty of turtle, fish and fowl, ant
these, with heathful sea breezes and fine bathing
render them pleasant places of resort for our clti
zens, during the warm weather of summer ant
autumn. All things considered, St Mary is one o
the most desirable places of abode in the who'll
country. Planters Banner.