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Fire (!

4, about noon, on Friday, fire broke out
in frame building on the, north side Of
Fifth street between Market and Jrff'fson.
Our energetic fremen were soon on the
ground, when it was extinguished in short
time. The rooi and interiot Of the upper
story were considerably injured. The furni-
ture belonging 10 a German family that oc-
cupied the building was all saved. We did
not learn how the fire originated, but the
woman had been washing. and from the ap-
pearance Of little bit Of stove pipe sticking
only few inches from the side Of the house
i, may naturally be supposed that the sparks
got under the caves and sci fire to the dry ma
terials Of the roof, which Was on fire wber
first discove red and was ell that was burnt
We have no doubtthut many stove pipes il
the city are as badly arranged as. this one
and the only wonder is that more accidents
do not occur In conse equence.
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Grimes.

The Gallipolis Journal Of the 10th states,
that the court, adjourned the Saturday pre-
vious, after a two weeks session Of hard la
bor, occupied wholly in the trial Of criminal
cases, the civil business having been mostly
continued! One person was sentenced to
imprisonment in the county jsil, and five
were sentenced TO the penitentiary. Several
counterieiters were kept 90 hand either fo
want Of Oereement in the jury, or OF tim
for the trial. The morals Of that place ap
pear 10 be in a sad state oilderangfmsnt, o
Else the, officers are unusually vieilant
Wonder if Cough would not be Of SOM
service there 7 a., ~ head "a
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MerrY,s Museum.

The April number of this interesting and
instructive little periodical is before us. The
reading matter consists of short stories inten'
ded to e1emplify some print of character OF
to direct the thoughts into right channels,
and is not only we'll calculated to make cor
rect impressions on the mind Of childhood
which is its chief design, but to instruct
readers of ripper years. Every story is mus
tered with appropriate cuts, designed to fl
more strongly in the mind the subject will
which they are connected. S. F. Allen &
| Co.. publishers ll6 Nassau street, New York
Price one dollar in advance. "'h
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DIED,

In Louisville KY, February 18th, 1851,
JAMES WALLACE, infant son Of William and
Sophronia McCarrell, aged 10 months and B,
days.
In Louisville KY, April 9Th 1851, MARY
isabelle, infant daughter Of the same, and
twin sister of Jas. w. aged one year.
We bow us, Father 10 thy will;
Bereayed, we hy for grace to thee:
Help us to yield and bless thee still,
To yield unmurmurinSly.
Scioto Gazette, please copy.
On the 9th inst, Of fever, Mr.. EBENEzTR
CoRwiN, aged about 60. l
Mr.. Corwin was one Of our best, frmesl
and most worthy citizens, and his death viii
be deeply deplored by a large circle offriends
Our community has lost in him one Of ~
most reliable supporters Of order and stric
monlity, aud an uncompromising enemy Q
Ivice and injustice in every form. iroato'
Rsgisttr. ,gy MI,
on,,he 4th inst, III this town, Of seve,
| Mrs. EMELlEE, wife of Edward Campbell
Iaged 81 years and months, lib.
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MARRIED,


On the l1th inst, by J. R. Turner, M. g.,
Mr.. WILLIAM LONG, and Miss NANCY Law
SON, of this vicinity.
Accompanying the above notice was
portion of the wedding cake, for which kind
ly remembrance of the printers the pleasant
couple have our hearty thanks. May they
Ions live TO enjoy the sweets Of domestic
life, have all their big and '4ittle Iongings'
gratifed, and. finally, when death snaps the
silken chord in twain, have a Long account
to hand down to (in) posterity, as well al
one of good deeds to entitle them to an un
ending habitation with the righteous.
AT Cincinnati. on Tuesday morning, Apri
8, by the Rev. H. Bushnell, Mr.. JOSEPH 5
PEBBLES, of Hanging Rock. to Miss NANc,
F. LoDwIcK, Of the former place.
By Cupid !caught at hst, and in the silkel
meshes OF Hymen's netn All Joseph, tn
cunningest fox can't always escape, and WI
have often prophesied that you were doom
ed Benedict. May you always glory in you
chains, as we doubt not you will, and ma
your fair captor everhave cause to be prou'
of her willing captive. We can assur
friend p, from whom We received theaboy
announcement, that our imagination is full
competent to the enjoyment of the cake an
other good things which abbunded on tn
Joyous occasion, and we shall live in the e.
pectatiot Of greeting The happy pair on the
way to sunshine aud shade OF domestic re
ltirement. Aa s#
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Godey,s LadY,s Book.

The May number of this splendid periodi-
cal, and emphatically the one TO grace lady's
parlor, is already. distributed. The cover
plate is one Of the finest among the many
that grace its pages. 1t is "May day Morn
ing" and represents three joyous girls prepa-
ring for the amusements Of the day. The
largest one is seated, while the next in size is
standing by her side. engaged in arranging the
luxuriant tresses of hair which hang in pro
fusion from her head. The youngest'is lean
ing upon the lap of the eldest and with
warm expression of anticipated happiness Ii
watching intently the occupation of tn
second. 1t is indeed, charming pictur
and one we delight to look upon.
The two next plates are illustrative Of th
season, and the fashion plate ''Now, be care
|ful" is very fine. The lettsr press is of usu
al good quality, considerable portion bein
the continuation Of taxes or pieces begun i
former numbers. There are many othe
plates illustrating subjects Of no small intel
lest, and among them likeness of the grea
Audubon, with short sketch of his life.A
What lady tiat can afford it, (and there al
few that cannot,) would consent to be witt
out it on her parlor table? '.
\ The editor requests that we should mall
the following announcement; "a
"After June Both, the postage on the L
days Book will only be 2 cents for 800 mile
and 4 cents for 1900 miles. Persons wi
wish the Lady's Book, will receive it son
two weeks earlier than from Daalers, BY su
scribing directly to the publisher in Philade
phia--and the postage now isino object"
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o0iGiNERCIhI,
Review OF the Portsmouth Market, for
the Week ending, April IA, 1851.

Review OF the Portsmouth Market, fol
the Week ending. April "a. 1851.
GENERAL REMARKs---There has been an
other dull week in the various department.
of trade in our city, and in the retailing de-
partments especially. considerable falling
off isannounced.r a.
The Furnace trade maintains the even tetioi
of its way, aud adds materially to the gen.
eral aggregate Of the commercial transactions
of Portsmouth. y8
Our Railroad contractors are pushing for
ward their contracts with commendable en-
ergy and the estimate day" will put into
circulation several thousand dollars.
The Money Market may be said to be rath-
er stringent yet although the discount offer.
ings are not large at the bank or brokers.
Exchange on the East is firm at :. Cole
premium.
Canal Navigation to Cleveland is full!
opened, and a daily line Of packets to Colum
bus has commenced running. Passenger
to Columbus will find saving of time ant
money in this route.
The following quotations embracing tn
spirit of our market are given, being whole
sIle rates.
FLoUR-The average sales are at $3.50.
WHEAT-Highest quotations 6ec.
OATs-Sales from store at 35, fm wagon
30.
CoRN-Dull, and prices dropping.
HAy-Sales at 65@7Oc per 100.
CorFEE-Prices tending downward ii
prime.
SueAR-Firm at 6s@6i as in quality.
, Molasses-Market unsettled, and advancing
SHouLDERs-Sales early in the week 81
: now held at 6. By
SIDEs.--Rib sides 7c; clear sides Tic.
o HANS Country Hams u to 8 city cured &c
n LARD--Prime lard SC; kegs 81.
] Cor. YARNs-Assorted yarns 21c; Batting Il
= = ToBAcco-No. 6 twist tobacco, lac.
E PIC IRoN--Small sales during the week.
: WHrsKEY--Sales at II to 19c.
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IMAsTnR con1MIssfoNupu sArT.

MA6I1R CC0aAuBB1ON6AE 8AIn
cTATEo OF OHIO, scIoTo county,. ss:
- Pursuant 10 an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas in and for said Srioto coanty,
j will offer fer sale at the door Of the Court
House, IN Portsmouth. on Thursday the first
day Of May, A.. D. 1851. between the hours of
10 00'clock A. M, and 4o'clock r. NJ. Of said
day The following described real estate, 70 wit:
All that part Of inlots Nos IT'S and l76. ID
said town Of Portsmodtb, Seioto county, Ohio,
thru is contained within The following linea
and bohndatics; beginning at the seuth.east
cornet Of inlot No. IFS, on Front street;
thence tunnink north with the west line Of an
alley 964 feet, 10 the nor,h.east corner ofinlot
No. l76, on Second street; thence running
west; on the south line Of Second street, 40
feet 10 stake, theucc IL fight angles south
264 feet 10 the no. th line OF Ff6ft, street and
south line or sad ioiot No. us; themes east
on Front street 40 feet 10 ihe place oil begin.
ming. vg a4
Appraised al $6,O7O 80, subject to is proper
proportion Of certain Mortgage Tor Sls5OO,
given to the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, ON both the parcels Of ground In
said decree mentioned.
Also all the residue o said inlots Nos. IT'S
and l76, conveyed by decd o. Trust, which 10
described us follows: beginning ut a point on
Front Street in the south line Of said iniot No.
It's, 40 feet west 81 the southeast corner Of
said inlot thence north 264 feet 10 Second
street; thence west on Second street 42i feet
TO the no th-west corner OF inlot No. l1b;
thence south 164 feet TO point Of the west
line Of said inlot No. ITS; thence at right an.
giles east 2O feet 10 a stake; thence at right
angles south 100 feet to stake in the north
| lima IF &C ttaIa
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New York Market.

New YORK April ll-P. M.
Flour easy. with disposition on the part
of holders to meet buyers. Sales at 4,56@
a475.
New mess pork l4.62s@l4,75. New
prime ii rs; old mess 1881 q 1887; old
prime II rs; clear l5,67a. Lard SIC.
Hemp-$1l5,00 for American DE- -rotted
More doing in Llnseed oil English rs pei
gallon. Beef firm at S5@5,25 for prime
and 9@ll,30 for mess. Sales good bee
hams al 1880 per bf. Is.
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Apology.

Will our friends have the kindness to- ex.
cuse US for omitiing their advertise mentsi
We wish 10 get through with publishing the
laws, one Of which occupies, to-day. our
usual space for reading matter on the inside
Although it is interesting to many, large
majority OF our readers would not be pleas
ed 10 read law, and nothing else, for whole
weeks summary Of news. ~
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Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
ing under the firm of DUGAN HERED q
CO., is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Dugan & Mackoy who will continue the tusi-
ness Of Banking, having purchased the entire
interest of George W., Hered, are Authorized to
settle all businessof the late firm .al 4 x
GEORGE W. HERED,
DUGAN & MACK0Y. ~
April s, 1851.--dw d ,f.ssts
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portsmouth,, April IA 1851.

NV. 8. RALMER, The American Newspaper
Agent, 10 the only authorized agent for this
paperin the cities Of Boston, New York, ana
Philadelphia, q nd is duly empowered 10 take
advertisements aud subscriptions at the same
rates as requiredby us. His receipts will be
egarded as payments.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April lip. M.
Flour-Firm with sales at SO 80,
Provisions. Lard St and 10 good de fhan9
Bacon sides 10 BE- delivered lst June, and
pscke at st. :,
Wbiskey-l7a@i7s,
Cheese.-7c.
Clover-Seed-$6,25 per bus.
Dried Apples zoe,
Sugar--ln good demand. Sales Of good
fair at st; low fair 81.
Coffee-ll2.
Tobacco-Sale of Is bxs No. Mo. lbs a
2Hc
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THE
THE
American Live Stock

n HhCH CNH bEVC SGVOh
INSURANCE COMP PANYs
vincennes, Indiana. .ac -.
ENoR the insurance Sf Horses, Mules, Prize
T. Bulls, Sheep and Cattle. Of every de-
scrip.ion against the combined risks Of Fire /
Water, Accidents and Disease; also, upon
stock driven to Eastern Markets, or trahsPor-
ted south, a1 N
l.. 6. TERRY. Aarsr
Portsmouth, o., Office, U. States Hotel
| March 90, 1e4l:-m3
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, April ll4P. M.
Cotton unsettled. Corn SIC. Lard cts.
Mess pork $l4; Bacon sales 9@S4c; Bacon
shoulders 6@6s; Choice molasses 32a. Sales
western hay at $l9.
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TotAe Ladies'

Tust Received BY Express At J L0DWICK
n &stNS, q few more pieces SILK poplins,
Gros ID Rhine SILKS. Lined Ind lIineed Para
| ss,. Yrconotf and swiss Ede'Hss eHd ins-'.
li;t ~ freneh Work Cellars. ua1s.s|1fS. -.
kpiii 10. leti. =
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Projections against Loss q Damage


Or the Perils Of Navigations
AS Agent for the Protection Insurance Com
n passy, Of Hartford, Connecticut, tho under
signed is authorized to issue
POLICIES OF INSURANCE.,
duly executed by this old, well known, and
highly responsible Institution upon the most
liberal terms. The great resources Of this
Company have enabled il topay llosses which
have occurred under lis policies in the United
states and British Provinces during the last
lwenty-fye years, while numerous other Com
panits have faileu 70 discharge their liabilIties'
Apply to B. F. CONWAY, Agent,
s.1 fof Portsmouth and Scioto county
Aprifl4, 1S5l--imd m a.a
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posrcRrPTlst,

We occupyihe remainder Of our sheet m
giving you the proceedings Of the "hon-
bres OH Saturday the 22ll ult,
The day was spent IN sht inlnes oy mos,
~ us. bni while atmork we isls ma day q
peculiar inlerest 10 VS. rs Anieficans. and q
night ths citizens Of Fort John met e ihe
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OCF Our publication day being on Mon
day ,all advertisements and notices forpub-
cation, mu st be handed in on Saturday.
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Land Warrants Located.

yUyHE Eubscriber. being engaged with two
Brothers as partners, who arc wet ~;
ouaipted with and constantiy see9ang goca
western lands, win locate Wafran'sin Illinois,
WISCONSIN, Iowa or Mineso,a, ior isym ~ 70
S0s, according 10 Che diihculsy o. nndlng 70.
= long tour west, and will 4 able freely give,
any required information. z,
Piease csli upon NJ Parker. Telcgrsph
lOfice, Portsmouth,, or address me through hun.
CHARLiSS M. STEBBINs.
| March o7--dltw4e
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S. D. BISHOP,
me- ERChANT TAILOR,

No. 7. Front Street, Portsmouth Ohio.
>2S WOULD call tho attention Of his ctsto,
mers, friends, and the public 10 enerai
III to his large stock Of
Spring and Su1Ifmer Goods,
suitable 70, Mems and Boys wear which has
lust been received from Now York, consisting
of Cloths, 81 Cussimeirs, Tweeds, Ssttlnetls,
Jeuns, Vestings, Linens, Drills, &C., Of all
colors and qualities, which hc is prepared 10
make up in The latest and most iashlonabl style
Always OH haud fne stock Of
Re1Cly-.NNde CiOtht'ig,
Shirts, collars, drawers, scarf, cravats gloves,
stocks, , ose Of every description Of make ano
material thai Is in u,e. All kinds OF Tailors
1Iimminas, and every article Of Mems wear
except Hais and Shoes, which will be sold d
low us can be bought in the State.
| as 10 Tia lcrs.
| | am Agent for scott'S ssmi.annSal AM
Monthly Mirror Of Fashion, which ! am pre-
pared 70 forward 10 address upon receipt oIth'
subscription price, .. Y. y.
Aphl IA, lS4l--wu .s. ,.. ~
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FRANCIS CLEVELAND, / EDITORS AND
ALEX. PEARCE, 5 rRorRmroRs.,
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On the l1th inst, by J. R. Turner, M. g.,
Mr.. WILLIAM LONG, and Miss NANCY Law
SON, of this vicinity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Breaches efthe Peace in tie Hrn MunicipaIty-
Charles Loud, B. Short, Thomas -, John
Webber and Mn. Flemmers, are all charged sew.
orally with breaches Of the peace. .Lacoste, P.
Rousseau and J. Hurst with assault and battery
and Marcslline, f,w. c., with insulting a white
person, All to b. examined before Recorder
Genois.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

i--s'ai'- = sos--------- e
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBhh y.
= Z :.
LOCAL lNJELll6ENC1
yu ,...I.s.~ -. r,.s.::..t - nstssd Of
~ ."s o'ss" A ~ - ~. out in the
ssy'ng, ysssslosy, ~ " -. IA h broke ont
ftenkl'n bakery, - s. -. s.;is;.rs between the
INC ~, = ~ :. - 49, 'sss5ss s5.af .
oakesy aee ne...-.o-.g 49,
Brutal I}satssSAa II Fsgn ~ ~ rsss
School 5y zsdekv--Ths sxen'nenca o snls
affair was resnraed yesterday De'''s AecoFoes
Caldwell.
Dr.. Mercer wss the nfst .withe. ON re stsnd
for the. prosecnton. ne sesanse na. On Inesday
last, whils 10 vas IN me Neesfeers Omce' he
wss requested ~ Eenuemen' sala 70 De named
Lsprsnce, to examine Eaxsfo q. AauFanee-now
in Court. ""eess ela ~, 80 ,caso On re ocdy
OF the BOY twsnsy's"o "sr.s u o's whicn nsd
been inflicted about two honfs pEsvious The
bleed on the mead was fmmediately sndsr fhe cpl.
dsrmis, ana was caused ~ blow 2 ron the APP
pearance OF the marks, the boy ,must have suffered
from very severe aagsllatien !; the marks sa the
body were psralisl liAes, sbcatthree lines widk,
and Ssfarased by's white lins which appeared ia
the centre.
On cross examination, Dr.. Mefcier said that he
was not Mr.. Laurence's family physician; the ep-
.idermis of the. boy's head WAS nss cut; NO bleed
issued; the blows on the shsulders might have
been inflicted Il the same lime - the blows on
the arms; did not sxamins the boy siscs:. did not
prescribe for him on Tuesday last: the blows did
not prevent the bow from yvalkipr .boat. eonsid-
cred the treatment, altogether. a. very brut.l.
Dr.. Wedderburn VS. next exsunissd fors ~
prosecution. He stated that on We3se.dsv ~
he had business It Mr.. Laursncs's stors. - -.
requested to exsmins the bow Edward NV a..
he had been yefv severely ,vh;nped sft.rv.,ds
returned with Dr. Smith. one of he .eh..l a;,ees
or.. and examined II. ~. ,..,t;nr,.,lv ). 10.
which Dr,, Cs,sv. Lindr,v "A vft.s.. ma, =
critical er.m;n.t;on ls.,;ng ,,s an ~. -,
6,l .,rr.. coun,sa .h;,.v q n. 49, -. -
and ,biyb, No. court;vc Il. No.. :. -. III :.
;udyog f,o,. ,n,.,,.,e,s n. NJ. -. Ia ~
,-,h s,.,, v;o.r.. ~ ~. ~. a ~. -
found = yerv ,li,ht .er.ieh corId !. an $50 '4''
r,o...exs mined Wine. 1: ~, ~. c.-,,t
sc;.n or M I.u,ercs n.v., -, H., ~ 4,
his lif,. -
Examination IN cb;.f Il. :;pu;,n...
asked 4 ~ con,;ds,.d ~. ~. cor..
sal fer the def.ncs ohisc, ~ ,his m,s.,;o. M :.
,.,.. 40, .r.v.,.a y
Ths ~, 80. G., H.. ,.,......,.,, -. n.
Carey IA ,..,f.d .h.. <. $780, ~. -, !,
co,r,.nv ,,;.h n. W.dds,h,,,,, ~ T;na... :"
6,rnd 10 ,,s,L. -, -. ~, IA. - .ho..us"- :,
~ ~. ,.f, L.. ~ -. ~ .sl, "a. 49,
Ins. ~ s,;.,, - 49, -. ~.
,Is o.. - ~ ...;..Ga. S:.,. 49," = i,
nnhi;s ..ba,. IN. mi. ,.. ;, - GA =. I've
pon., .,ons .;,s .r;... ....-a :. 70 .''.o ~
NIL. rsrm,s,;n. -. n,,..hs. e ~ ~
hy 49, 81 nnn;.s,.,. ~ -. 49,. - .'.so
' - w. -
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Inqsssst o. tie Body Of Michael O'Br2n.--
Captain Spsddsa held an inquest ON the remains
Of Michael O'Dfien on sunday evening last, in de
Engine House of Phoaix Fire Company No. 8.
From the Corener's notes, We learn that deceased
wss only 94yssrs Of afe. md that vhs wound was
inflicted in The abdomen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Fs5* Disfries Ce~rt. 20. haeeuturs az;as Capt.
Black, wss sent before the First District Court
yesterday BY Recorder Genois, for opening Ghas.
j. Boulangsrs tfunE on the other side Of the river
about three weeks ego. and stealing thesefrom go
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Tobacso-Ws heard Of only onsiot odd 90 hhds at &c.
sugar and MoIassos-B ainess was confined To retail
tsapsactiops Ct steady prices.
Fi0ar-Maket heavy; salss 1900 bb, including 1oo9bbs
supsfne Ohio % so 2S st. Louis At ~; sad $50 extra
st. Louis. in three lots, at Is 1a,SD4s % y bhl.
Grain-Prme Quaitss Of Corn in soma Ixq1sst at
frsr rates. and noticed sales Of 200Aks. Including 50
mixed and yellow. in Tires four lots. 460l so prime
white at6ic bnshs and 1900 about the
Oats $500 SKIS St Louis d at the reduced Of SLASH
bushs .Thesa was good demand for Bran. viii lss c
o SKIS. at 6S006cv loud. leo sks Shorts brought $50
l0cN. e eN =
Provisions principal saIs of Pork was Is bbh Mes
It el6 " Y Dbl and Of Bacon casks prime Sides 1t l9c
VI
Hay-llO baIs Western soId IN two lots II els y ton
Collective noliosd sale fA45 basssd Aiess $40 b.
Gunny Bass-A lot Of Lao bales sold at Lie. and
20 balss At ths nns rats. - -
Whsky-DalI. and no sales worth reporting.
Relationships little eGsing. W. ssin quote:
ceahns llV6elu
Francs soV160Do. los
New Yosk sxty-day Bs ............~l<62f = ct. disc
Sight Chsuks New York ............l0lk . Ct. pm
-Frelghts- heard Of NO new engagement,
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TO b EsaSssnsd.-Wm. T. Smith will b eA.
ahmed on the 10Th inst, for bsatisg and abusing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

Literary Intelligence : Messrs. Stringes &
Townsend, publishers of the international Maga-
zine, have entered into an arrangement with Chas.
Dickens; for advance sheets of his new novel, for
the International The price fred is-@4OOO.
Lonsfellow's new poem, the Golden Legend,
which is to appear very shortly, is the longest Of
his pos,ical works. 1t occupies about 400 duode-
elmo pages Ticknoy, Read and Fislds are his
publishers. sst, =
Macauley has At length copplsted two more
volumes Of his History Of England, and they will
be Published the coming ausumn by Longmans.
M. Poussin, recently the minister Of France 70
this coua,ry, has in preparation volume for popu-
lar circulation, on the comparative merits Of the
French and American Constitutions :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

A Western Editor-The editor Of Western
paper says that he has three times put on clean
shirt for the purpose of calling the Goysraor Of
hist Slate, but did not see him, and concludes IN
account Of his disappeintments with the following
notice:
"The Governor ia respectfully informed that We
cannot afford to make another such q gun upon our
linen, and II wetare 10 have the honor Of making
plain IL we are not altogether in irin." -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09

The stsaas Georgetown lsR Louisville On the lkins
There suf and shalt feet wasssfA the Ohio and a
inc fast. sss -lsiasi Is5s FsAs1he i sbc
The heamss Rasinc vi 81 Lpajs .. e1diit ehs lift
n pdrt up orNsw Orleans, asanssu CoSnbsn, Cusesut
Pat Hsnsy, and onanak. sss. s., - 81 '
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

10 sS ~ t7ase CaRscsar Ovucs. - \
Tassaiay Morning. 6spon,6r0 Q. 1854: !.
Cetten-Tbs market was rather ouist xntssdu.. and
bassiy 40 bales were odd = sssy pries. Thaewas nss
however. ssGcient dasacs 10 gsquiss change in our
fsuTss. and We still quots bsfoss: TO- .
- new 0RbeAss cLAssIvIcATioA.
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uidnasy .....-. re q. Fan; S1t0 ~
Goed sddns... H6 lGood and Fine nominal.