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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

A STATE STREET OPERATioS.-The
Boston correspondent Of the Salem Ca
zctte relates the following incident as
having occurred in State street recent
ly;
"An interesting discussion took place
between milllonarc.) in State ST. yes
tcrday) and IA gentleman of smaller
means the latter SAID to the former !:
Now, as you are one Of the richest men
of the city, why don't you do something
Tor the poor and give them n part OF
your surplus capital :? He replied, i
do my part every day. give men
pay for the work they do Oh my lands
and houses Well said the gentle
man, now there Is a poor deserving
man. (pointing to shabtily dressed
person who was Passing, with sor
rowiu look upon his face which SEEM
ed to say Pm really destitute.) Well
said the millionaire, iwho was seldom
# ever known TO contribute to any char
table purposc.) IH give as much as
you will; done said the other. l'll
give ten dollars and accordingly fork
ed over the same, and the millionaire
was unexpectedly stuck but after
some funlbing the money was produc-
ed, and twenty dollars handed 10 the
poor man, who, after many thanks,
went home with Il rejoicing heart to
his family"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

General Footc has accepted the nom
inatlon for Governor of Mississippi.
The lreuds of the Union in that State
have presented him with pair of high
blooded horses and rn elegant carriage,
with which To make his campaign iii
behalf of Union principles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

LiSThe Virginia Colonization Soc
iety's agent has received 300 appIlca-
tons from free negroes, TO 20 Liberia.
A portion will be sent by the next cX-
pediton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

u-pWc are glad to learn by Letters
received in town from DR.. Choules, by
the last steamer, that he is in the eI-
ioyment of good health; he is now IN
Paris.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

I5-The Sword worn by Napoleon nt
the battle % Marcngo has been pur-
chased by Nicholas Of Russia for s3s,
600. The emperor has alrevdy largo
collection of relics Of the great SOL
dicr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

T"Judge Trevett's warm and cold
salt water Baths, on the Long Wharf.
are now open daily /; nothing is more
conducive to health than frequent bath
ing, and people cannot be too parIicu-
hr in regard to the cleanliness of their
persons, especially during the summer
season.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

ILJLove tor the Union is vety ma
tura and becoming i1 A person chosen
TO the L. S. Senate for six years. "
the Union doesn't last, the Senator e
: occupations gone.'-Boston Post
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

TnE Pass AN tn. THHONr.-Royal-
ty now a.ddys dufs It's diad,m to the
Press. Some two months ago four or
five London editors travelling IN Den
mark. arriv, d at The Castle OF Frcder-
icsburg, near Elsiuorc, IN the Island OF
Zealand, aud expressed desire to ex-
anime the cdlfcc around which so ma-
nv historic and traditional as ocialions
cluster. The King OF Denmark was at
the time occupying Tia Castle and the
HidJoy domo told the visitors that they
could not be admitted. Iut on the
matter being reported TO the King he
forthwith gave orders that the editors
shou j be invited to visit hun in his prI.
vatc cabinet, where he received them
with the greatest courtesy. Al the ter
mination Of the interview, they were
placed IN charge of one OF the royal
household, who conducted them through
the buildings and grounds, gave them Il
fplcndid breakfast, aud finally seut them
back 10 Elsinort IN two OF the Kings
carriages. Verify, as our friend OF the
New York Star Observes. the pen ol
the public journalist is wand Of pow
er
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

0J- The first white person born IN
Milwaukee, Is now residing there,
young lady Of hitoen years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

Gt Mss Lill has taken a house III
Columbia street, Brooklyn, near Pier
pont, located on the Heights. ltaliords
splendid view Of the ciry and bay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

IRANIsTAN.-Thc New Haven Regis
ter says that lranio'an, Barnum's resi-
dence in Connecticut has been sold Tor
a Water Care establishment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

CPEIward +. Newton Esq, of this
town, sailed in the brig Il. b. Lawton,
yesterday, for Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

IL The steamship Ohio arrived at
New York Wednesday night, bringing
the California mails, "A large number oi
passengers and over million in gold, on
freight, besides a very large amount in
the hands OF passengers. She brings
no later news than the last steamer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-29

INTERESTING TO School TEACHERS
A teacher was recently tried in Rock
mo tam Co. at the Court OF Common
Pleas, for puusing girl who did not
obey the orders of the school. The
Judge instructed the jury that a teach-
cr had right to punish TO Il reasonable
extent for the violation of the rules,
that he had the same right To punish
that IA parent had his own child. But
that neither teacher nor parent has the
RIGHT To punish to IA unreasonable oX-
tent The jury acquitted the teachcr.-.
[Doycr II. II. Star.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22

Major Eastwck, for number OF years engaged
Tor experimenting the Construction Of locomotive engines in
purchased the properly known BaIiram's Garden the
seh1yh T view to erse magSSs s ya his Rus
Children are inquisitive bodies, for instance
Vhat does eiears mean Pa p? 1t means 10 unto to
pqs' asn q IN wSs when Ms efys
man separate from MS wife T ,o he eayes 70
1t is said that William the Conqueror introduced
in the province of Champagne The English dis
Soaad then IN u.s Ensand Hence the term asSirdH
Gent English weights
The liberals in the Hesse Cassel are being
treated very ,goroqsy IE The conr marital formed by the
n Of the coSn;ry Corporsa punsnment las been adj
ueed citizens Of Cnsse who were sentenced to
De beaten 0ith sticks and oere beaten accordingly.
Mr.. Jerome, of New Haven, CT, manufactures
upwards of FIVE hundred clocks of various patterns every
Con1uec.icat, one thousand clocks are made daily.
Mount Vernon, the residence of Gen. Washing
ton. Virginia. was SO named after the Engsh Admiral
notice otte English csonet and which led to his getting his
first commission
new Orleans paper, in enloszlng new steam t.
boat says she destined 10 do smashing business both
in and in freight The steamboats, in ta, anasr
kind Of business. [ Boston journal.
A petition, numerousy signed by the citizens Of
Portland prays the General Government send to California
sens Of the Atanc states who are now in California and
wishing 10 return home, but are unable
certain M. Jobard, OF Brussels, has come ont
with plan for paving the with ston, and contends
that the system would be neither too costly too slippery MOI
subject to An opponent has however been ouud who
states experiment tiled twenty IN Lon
don, where ii sgnaliy failed.
would-be prophet down East, said lately, in
one of his sermons, that he to redeem the world
and all things thereu.'' .Nhereupon native pulled out
two five dollar ILLS, broken bank and asked him TO FORK
over the specie
Massachusetts contains four thousand seven
hundred and ninety volunteer military COMPANIES egh
hundred and ysx of which failed TO do duty Ut The las
fall encampment.
A witty word spoken by rich relation, is very
witty afIa-even when the wit not apparent bn
nobody aug at the Of in disgrace whose
is out the elbows
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22

r. s e. y, KsS ham;
denai do Murphy rasIi 10 Hewitt Norton : as a1Gs
Cn; 90 fa barn. sE
ssa fs sss Ssas eo & Dc % s
III + G sf 90 wbsks VsS G al @
fsf 81: s 2 t.:
key; Sbs sss' SI lard
Rnss 6 wi go lfs
H snss Sf2 6 sG s5 1 Dc
bb l39 sef' lard cSYs a sou6 kegs butter 80 boxes
3 % @ beams GSs t 5as
90 do Lands &es25 kins butter Is boxes cheese
Merger ss &sSl % sS II wKssD
&eo-56 Dbs ale. "a 60 potatoes, IL do and sundes
HARP TIMEssPe5 steamer u Nstfhsz Ne & s bale.
Sse-a$ jpstssa leesl SSs5s ssos Anderson Anderson
Sss fPu ssfS .
sn seq B Sq 20 M csD IS
des e oderaTotal, 765 bales cotton. -.
bbis moinses is do els sugar eEsanaso DO. hid,
do, 30 bbs moasses 81 hhds Oyer3 do, 295 bb
rnyne pc g. 5S
mola Sc. D Denegre-ls hf do Ro,chford-4sd do MILF
6iSaIfs Z s!3fi steamer bal.
KUN sFa sa. sSs 10 Ill., SsH
,bs molasses Lansuxl7d do LecarpeneI-i do, 70 bal
RAYOU SARA-Per steaner Brilliant: 10 bales cotto,
b Belocq-6 do Oakley Hawkns-2 do McRae & Golf
mango hbts Bogart Foley-10 do, % bb moasse
VI Gordon Jre5 do Burbridge & Adams-25 do Byrn
&cn26 do y White 30 bles domestics & Cocks SEQ
RED RtVER-Per steamer Cornre lg9 bales co,tol
Hill, Mclean &co1393 DO Brander. Williams &eo-6S Bon
ner- 81 Snlth--59 Wright Williams &co-5l Cummings
Stewart &co-ll NJ Greenwood &co--Toral, t2i bales.
Passengers.
N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22
UNION GALLERY,
No. 10 st. Charles street, up stairs.

T,XHIBITION of Select, Ancient and Modern PAINT
Il lNGS-rhe Ne Plus Ultra of the Art of Painting,
VIEW OF TENERIFFE with gorgeous sunset by the ce e.
BElNG CROWNED WIIH rHoRNs, by Ludoyeo Cnracci. =.
MEAT by Sir David Wilke. A fine specimen of painting
from the Pencil of Beard entitled THE seuATTERs Por
trait by Stuat Portrait by VanDy With other choice
specimens of Ancient and Modern Art, forming the best
collection of Paintings exhibited in this country
- Single Tickets 80 cent Family Season Ticket So
az Each person visiting the Union Gallery will be emit
fled without CHARGE chance in the Grauitous lis
trbntion of Eifteen Paintings be Armstrong; Ex.
change Royal street, which will take place the LIST day OF
tw- Open during the Day and Evening. els tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKE EFT.


Friday Evening, February 81. 1851.
The sock of Beef Cattle has continued heavy and prices
easy Choice fed Beeves selling at 606ac Up ID
Weeks receipts 255 head
The supply of Hogs has been rather moderate and prices
finn. Weeks receipts, I'll.
Only small supply OF Sheep in Market Weeks receipts
$50 head
The market overstocked with Mich Cows for the present
demand and prices in favor Of purchasers Weeks
ceipts, 123 head.
The demand for Calves continues good and bn! lew left
on sale. Weeks receipts, 90.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22

CALIFoRNIA,-The mines yielded during 1850,
forty.eght millions, being twelve millions more
than New York or Louisiana exports, thirty-five
more than Alabama, thirty. eight more than South
Carolina, forty more than Massachusetts or Mary
land, forty one more than Georgia, and forty three
more than Pennsylvania. From April, 1919, to
December 1850, the yield was SIS, 5S7, SOL.
The number of foreign arrivals at San Fran
cisco were 1743, landing IS, 1888 men and 1913
women. There have left &c, 593 men and women.
The total value of merchandise, from December l.,
lS49, to November /, 1850, received by foreign
vessels, 1881 ,692; tonnage 1864. Value Of
domestic merchandise S797,27j; Tonnage, s2,949.
Total value of merchandise S46jJ,2 psf. There are
eleven large sea steamers between Panama and
San Francisco and four in the Oregon trade
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

S1A Mile JENNY LIMBS 80
ME- EIGHTH GRAND CONCERT ~
fz In New ORLEANS, Hdff@
u At the ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
On SATURDAY EVENING. February az.
n The net proceeds Concert viii be devoted
charitable purposes
PROGRAMME. PART l.
oVERTuRE-(Ths Men of Prometheu') ..~. Beethoven
RoMANzA Bella angelo DOnise,
SignOr Belletffs
ARIA" Quil voice." PuIitanil gelni
MILE Jenny Lfnds
FANTAslA-Frsnch Themes from Norma Galaxy
Mr.. SCHMITZ.
DUErTO"Per placer siynor IN urco in Italia aossini
Mile Jenny Lind and signOr BeiIeui.
PART IL.
OVERTURE tGulsume Tell. .Ros,ini
ARIA" Perche non veno LUCIA di Lammsrmoot)
MILE Jenny Lind.
coNCERTiNo- carionst ..-.............ser
MIR. DRESCHER.
gALLAD--t Take Benedict
Mile Jenny Lind.
IL POsTIGLIONE Bale
SIgnor BcIlefti.
CoRNO oBLIGATO....M MIR. sCHMITZ.
IRISH BALLAD" The Last Ro'e Of summsr.
MILE Jenny Lind.
THE biAD l6y general i.,is ''u''''
MILE Jenny Lind.
CONDUCTOR ,................M Mr.. JULIUS BENEDICT
rD- frs. cias. ORCHESTRA lei by Mr. JOSEPH BURKE
been engaged.
IN oae of Chick.rirg. Pinnoorss furnished BY Mr.
HENRY PARSONS PianoJe WaIeIooms, No, 10 Camp
Will he usei for this Concert.
~ open hapest 6Concer TO commence at O'Clock
rV Book, containing Songs Price
te- The price of Tickets has been fixed as follows;
|
e m H. sn P Which are numbered Three DOLE
Pit numbered Two Dollar
rhrd Tier pos
Gallery. ---.ohe IONA
TT The choice of Seats for MONDAYS Concert will be dpcset
auction Armory Hail. THIS MORNING, the 22d inst
at II o'clock, by SYKES, HYDE e. CO.
Mile JENNY LIND will during her stay in New Orleans Civ
Four Grand Concerts per Week,
on each MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
and in order give all equal chance the choice of places will
offered at auction The day previous each Concert Seats soll
the auction be secured above prices the ticket office
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22

A HEBREW WITHOUT GUILE.-Tbe attention
of the world is always caught by military deeds,
and a nations gratitude is fully bestowed on the
soldier. But it should not be forgotten that the
civilian is as useful, patriotic, and meritorious as
the soldier Robert Morris is comparatively I'M
known, yet he sacrificed prncely fortune for the
cause Of American liberty. He pledged his credit
and wealth, and raised the means 10 clothe, feed
and arm the troops. The battle of Trenton, the
campaign in Delaware and the Jerseys, would
never have occurred but for his means.
Another individual, who assisted his adopted
country with his fortune, was Hayne Solomon, a
Polish Jew, of Philadelphia His heirs have now
claim before Congress, for the payment in part oil
the sums advanced by him for the actual mainten-
ance of the members of Congress- At the time oil
his death, he held 1858, 729 against the Con-
federacy. The letters of Madison and other emf
nent men, are filed as vouchers of those loans, and
of the generosity of the man who refused any remu-
neration, except the return of the principal. The
books of the Bank of North America, show the
receipts by Robert Morris from Hayne Saloman, o.
$2000 900 in cash. 1t is certainly OF the strongest
claims ever presented to the justice OF the nation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22

SERVED HIM RIGHr.-The overseers Of Har.
ward University, by a vote of 80 to SO, rejected
Francis Bowen as professor of History He was
the author of an illberal article in the North
American Review on the Hungarian war.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22
WERTMULLER'S
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANAE,
Now exhibiting adj Joining the National Gallery of
Fine Arts, u st. Charles ST., up stairs.
ADMISSION so cents

OF all the choice Pictures remaining with US as evidences
" of surprising TASTE and skill in the masters o. the 9en
nome perhaps, with the subject OF this
notice. DssAE, painted by Rudolf Ulrick Wemuer. who
sons on is When pASS rs pro-
duced at Paris in l7o the admirers Of the Fine Arts IN that
thing oecasoned by similar event and the Painting
%a a. SGes be fully to ANY
mandng poson IN the tempeo fame Nome are even now
the form, the graceful posture. the life Ike coons tire
machess beauty Of the counlenance Bahed ia an alnos
sweetness OF expression combined vita the exquisite
and sna rS ee OF M AZ II So
ousy force the declaration that it a painting OF
ever stand glorious of the authors talent
Wertmuer was engaged upon This Picture more than
oysssi 4n n ods Pa Pa through
tuphant career on both continents Winning The universal
forcing the of rival paintings by the old masters
concede its superiority. iel3 II
ECLIPSE STABLES,
DATES FORDNEY, PRoPRrEToR-On PHI
times to let either II hangs "a or saddle hsa Fl, sale
M RzM Also, prime loi 81 Kentucky Mules lsl.2.A
yllLfor sale. on reasonable terms. o. u
entire sssnGy GIN ms ei;y> for ths sale Sf the z
sSsffSSS'ss sAAsR. s sa"% Rsss and
SSf and al I be hs hss at M s
SV is 81 Henry PARSONS 10 Camp street.
I ,i0hh, MEAlOhN AMI TLhN IA loN
~ TOB ACCO-The subscribers have constantly on hand
and for sale lots sut purchasers Cuba Havana Eorida
MssSS Comfy kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri WRAP
PERS AND FILTERS. Also-Tobacco in hhds and
bales, selected for the Mexican Market and for plantation
use. TURNER Il RENSHAW,
So Camf street and 4s9 TChoupitoulas street
~ Tobacco baed to order. fe4 1y
ELOuR-500 barrels Extra Flour in store, and
lei ii io s' fFERp KRNsErTa co. 90 Magazine st.
NAILS-lo0O kegs assorted Fall river Nails,
in store, and for sale By
fe2l lot FERD. KENNETH s. co. 90 Magazine st.
SUGAR-A crop of Sugar, on plantation, for
fell 81 FERD. KENNETH Il co. SO Magazine IT.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22
Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

l. TEAS ever offered Gos
sale IN this city, and at lower
prires. These TEAS areof
the latest importation, aud
0fthe most choice qualities
grown in c h ina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well se-
cured metallic packages, SO
as 10 pfese, their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests,
cy City retail dealers.
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotels sup.
piled with every ,lnscrip.
ton ofTEAs. in chests, halt
chests, u ID and 6 ib box,
ages, if desired.
ia97 FIN A.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22
SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,
nR. ELLIOTT, Veteriuary Surgeon, would

nR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon, would
- announce the citizens of this city and itssA
vicinity that he prepared to attend to AL
in his line entrusted to his DR. Elliott hopes <}A
his ne experience Veterinary Surgeon will in--x~
him large business he spent nne in the Vete
rnary oege of France five years Prussia and the last
five years in this city with success. The Doctors
Advice gratis.
~ The Doctor TO be found all hours of the day and
night AT Tattersall's Stables st. Chs les street.
sW FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and Tor SALE iel4 3m
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Arrived
- . =
Exports.

LIVERPOOL PR ship Granada: 2i35 bales cotton,
lump u nd ore.
iIVERPOOIsPers ship Queen Pomaire 20 bales cotton
1874 bxs bcon. "A bbs lard, 1ll do talow 2l6 do Hour.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Camlus: ESQ bales cotton, GO
wH,er cnsks
. LVERPOOI.-Pe, ship Gipsey: 1866 bales cotton, 5lS
bxs 81 ties bacon, 1923 bbs hour, 1900 slaves.
HAVRE-Per ship Vancluse 23l0 bales cotton, box,
1000
HAVRE--Per ship Astracan 1899 bales cotton.
UAVANA-Per brig sou.: 800 bbls 100 ties 1859 kegs
lard hams bbs beet 81 do potatoes. IS
ges, 1000 slaves. 100 SKIS salt
GREYTOWN-Per brig Lucy: SO half bis flour and
sundries. .
GHARLEsTON-Per brig Vondaia: 4 hhds 50 bxs to-
bacco hds sugar. So hds % bacon 200 bbs oui 1870
do whisky 10 do nuts.
SAVAsNAIi--Per sohr II Counce: AZ bids sugar, "a
casks Bacon 100 hams, 436 bbs whisky l20 bxs candles
IL cotton seed
TAMPA DAY--Per schr John Roaless $50 bbls -four 90
do pork 40 do whisky 900 SKIS So do 10 cks bacon
20 kegs nails 200 bbls government stores.
BRAZOS-Per schI Corah 800 bbs flour 500 sacks conn.,
100 bbs lime, and sundes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22
FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC

CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street.
TEAS-Of various kinds and qualities;
l. Coffee :. =. :. :. e.;
Brandies and Liquors :. :. e.:
London Porter and Scotch Ale;
Prunes, Ssrdnes. Preserve. and Pickles;
Butter. Bacon, Flour and Rice;
Molasses and Syrups Of al! qualities;
Hams. sugar-eur and Westphaia;
Tongues and Dried Beef;
Oils, Candles, Fish. etc. etc.
Constantly hand by continually receiving and 70! sale
on the most reasonable terms ja17 lys
A d. GRIEF & Co, Nos 50, 40 and AZ Old
"a: Levee. and No. 10 Front Levse offer for sale in lots
1000 kegs Western Buter-yarious sized packages;
500 frkins Prime Goshen-Do; p ~.
l0S boxes WesterS and English Dairy Cheese;
100 barrels Prime Newark Cider;
l5o packages Northern Refined Sugar;
500 boxes Star Candles-Best CINCINNATI brands;
lSo boxes New Beafod sPsIm ar,Il: c,.
400 boxes Assorted Pickles Keichups, Pie Fruits etc.
hUnass~ooa Wells N, M Ws and p.OvOs' sts
5O0 boxes Spices;
sSS bags Rio md Havana Coffee;
20. COO pounds Dried Apples;
100 barrels Mackersl-Nos l. ands;
ao packages Cranbenies;
30 pkgs Virginia Manu- actured TobnccO-6's and g.
15O pkgs Imperial and Gunpowder Tea
100 hf chests PouchongDo three papers the pound
- 2U boxes FoX's Starch, etc., etc., etc.
Which will be sold the lowest market rates for cash
approved city acceptances. felt I'm
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tNoteIn the First municipality tdessnsd in the fol owing
table BY nl The Nos commence at the Railroad and
the Second (m2 the Nos above Steamboat
ting, No, being FlllbuAt Landing m3),
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-22

The price of wheat in England is 80 cents
bushel, or from 30s. to 40s. per quarter, Of $40
pounds.
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COAL.

Mulford Mines, kentucky.l
FROM and after this daie. Steamboats, can be
- supple, up h with .uPs.ie%s quality &c Eh
A .S.a %as b:ps. h; A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reduced!
English Camel Coal,
iA' sPs s ;i.f: e. from
atsI per barrel; in lots of %. 5Corl0o
.r ''i'i sn q s e fsas P i;ss barrel
Of cataxe.
l. Pittsburg Coal.
sAsssfs :ssi; Is.:s ;S1 ;sg'
$50 Fs::: .ls.
suit purchases rel s: at u @ pei sssi. - 4
100 CASKS Peach Orchard. Re-. Ash. and Lackawans.
broken and 3D. SCREENED. put up in large ea.ks and
for sale u q 81; e 9 pit psr ssss'. at fo@
rsE s y :ss;: :Ss s q: Rss g..
Asss::z S's:a i'ss ,i;1s ~
.s: .,s.ss. contest sss :s
soa: .mis: Etc. q De swss prices s'0' ssia sps
ENGLISH CAMEL COAL, a. 81 per barrel.
60.
e. Julia t % the '.s
KANAWHA CoAL-Ths very superior Cam
IA mel Coal from the Wet Virginia Coal Mining Con,
pany-the first offered in this msrte-can be had ut the
SSa YsS ss x s ::. s
ness, and 1W not snap.
For orders Of not less than twenty barrels li.s! dis
count will be mate. JOHN G. BROWER.
8 lsi. at .4s Yard 4 i: ;,s: q s.
THE THOMPSON COAL YARD. StCharles
street corner + Jns stree. The subseIhs5 having
Of Coal prepared deliver in lots suit his fiends
and the old customers Yard the best quality Of FITS
Coal. JOHN G. RROWE3
, 0rden may be lsf at the Of B Brewer c..
No. II Camp street. jail 6nSp
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STIllSON g. CO.'S
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New York, New Orleans and Mobile
ENPRHSa

CONNECTING with the swftest and most
" responsible Expresses between the principal towns in
Maine, New Hamshpe, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island Connecticut. Lower Canada State, Della
ana Ohio ILLINOIS, the Western States generally, the Mis-.
sssppi and Alahans River towns and the places
in Georgia and the Caronas.
f Our facilities so extensive and peI!ss; that We
TRUNKS, PACKAGES and v ALU ABLE PARCELS,
from end of the country to the other, and between the
most remote points.
From our many years experience the Express business,
while connected with Me,srs ADAMS " CO., and our nu
is the confidence and patronage Of the NewYok commu
nifty feel assured that shall to give the
satisfaction friends the Jewellers, Bankers
and Merchants generally.
We beg enve call attention to Cahior ia Express from
Orleans, and Express between New Ofeans and
Mobile.
street, NewYork, fel5 2mis