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II IST OF LETTERS rIaaining ~ the Post
Cfire at Woodsti-Id Ohio, on the first day
Of Oclober. 1851 1.."'
A-Michael Adair. Rernard Airlchfild, Peter
Ashisman.-B- David Rarker. Samuel Bal
ley. Alfred Bowman. Hannah Barrett. Milton
Burkett. Miss Margaret Rar.kman, 2, Miss Jane
Burkheah -C-Ciaig & Sta ki-. john Cope.
laud D. Christian Dressrll. William Drum
% james n Graham, William Gilbert.
Jsch.ou Griffith. Sarah Griffith. Will IN Green,
Miss Asrualh Cad. William Graham. 49, H
CoIydon Har, Miss Mary Hamilton. Aaron How.
ell. William Hickman, Jacob Hain-s, Hare e. TIP.
ton, Edward HoptoI. John Hendricks. I.aac
Hoops, Cephas Hart y DIR N johns.
* adaleua ke-ffer, James Knight, n.
Kennon, Charles Kiukade.-L-Ch.i stisn
I.ohr. Levi Lupton. George Low her. William
Leechm.n. W lillian Livingston. 2 Frank Lawson,
-M-Wihow or family cf William NJ. Plain
DR. +. M Mason Ely Mantle. r Morrison, A 5.
, Montgomery. -N-Leonard Newhard, J h..
Norris, Miss Mary Norris. I. N. NesI.-O-
John Ollom, IN Osburn. David Okry. ThomAs
Osborn - Daoiel Peck, Gutus Pn-,i-wai,,
Daniel Psght, John F Parker. R Us III
Reed. john Refer James RubIe -6 . Bertha.
nv Shsfrr. Solomon Spa, gIe-, Abr4ha,n SfrIyer,
a muel Sprague. F. S.ebacb. Bruedic, !Sctori,
" seda,ena Swyk-fsr. -T-James Thornton;
e me T winum -u-Johstha. Uppole- -
WINS Bertha Williams, Daniel White. I.sls,,
Windland. David Walter.
Persons calling ~forany Of the shove irttev will
.ssy they are advertised. P. COOKE, r. M
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ESOAD NOTICE Notice j. hereby given
HI that a petition will be y, presented TO the T,us.
tees Of Salem township. M"nrpe county. uhi.,
praying far the laying out ard establishing Of .
4" .n-iip road. to commrncr on the lands ri Chris.
t"ph-r Long. where thu said Longs dwelling
house H.. and thence through, ih~ lands nf Charles
Kruarlum 40 The ives, sd. II bis ham. to i~utrrsect
a private load said Ke,arium has aud thence along
said private road through The lands Of Sam.
uel leah. aud thence through, the Lands where
Thomas Heath NV lives. and 10 in,e,s-rt tho
.oun'v road leading from Nigeer Run 10 Tho
B-aIlssille road. Sad petition will hs presented
Gu the 10Th DAY Of September 1881. by
'7t CHRISTOPHER LONG!
August I6. 1851. "a 1.,. .,t DID.
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Yourc onrMrs.

Otp GRIMES il dead, that good old man,
slKef ue'er shall see him mora;
Buthe has leNia son that bears
11fhe name that old Grimes bore.
He wears d coat of latest cut,
His hat is new and gay.
He cannot bear to view distress,
SbAurns from it away.
His pants are CATERS, fitting snug
Ger patent leather shoes;
His hair is by . barber curlsd;
He smokes cigars and chews.
A chain of massive gold is borne
Above his flashy vest;
His clothes are better every day,
Than were old Crimes best.
He wears a gold watch in his fob,
From it hang golden seals;
He daily drives around the town
Behind q horses heels.
In fashions courts he constant walks,
- Where he delight doth shed;
His hands are white and very soft.
But softer is his head.
He's six feet tell. no post more straight,
Ills teeth are pearly white:
In habits he is sometimes loose,
i,And sometimes very tight.
His manners are Of sweetest grace,
<~-His voice OF softest tone;
His diamond pins the very one
That old Grimes used 10 own.
His jetty hair conceals his mouth,
His whiskers hide his cheek;
lie has an aunt Of Christian mould,
|. OF temper mild and meek.
! A dicky tall adorns his face.
His neck, \ scarf OF blue;
He sometimes goes to church, for change
And sleeps in Grimes pew.
Hs dissipates the cash more free,
ls lavish as the air;
] grieve to hear from those who know,
9 That sometimes he will swear.
He has drunk wines Of every kind,
And liquors cold and hot;
Young Grimes is just that sort of man
Old Mr.. Grimes was not.
Now let US pray old Grimes may stay
: His quiet grave within,
'Twould grieve him much | think to sec
IS The young 'un spread his tin"
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Dr. Rogers
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
I%ncrwort and Tar.

TIE HISTORY OF THIS MEDICINE
is briefly told. u ~ prepared mostly from a Re.
cipe fuInI.hrd by the late dis i,guIshrd Pr 'te,-,r
Rogers. after many years at investigation aud
research, a d is the me r'npIn, ed by him in hs
own uarinr, and that .~ra-irrrd ius u"pnidllrl
led SUCCESS ~ rmi'g all roirl lhlIt- - the Throat
and Lungs Fm four yeas past. the r".'iet"rs
have tren putting ny IN Rogers Gmpohn0
Syrup IF Louw~t ant 3d,, IL Gin. Ia, ali,
Ohio. From thu I",ni. u has beer dl.lr,lmt-d
eA,ensi, ely I'VE, all thu western, aud souIh west.
ern states Hrnc- the reason why 81 mnyaf
our Certificates are ,ia,rh al Cincinnati, where
the MEDICINE i. best hnorn, aud has been mas,
Jnliy fesnd VI, ti,sr ,r"i, iis sales amounted
o,.It IL abuu' 4 900 %to'tlr.; hut such was IT'S AS
tonl.hing success, IN curi". The complaints Tor
which, il is rec mm~,d-h, that il son acquired
an immSnxt fOpainif nv. and the present yra' its
sales will EXCEED $50 .lah buiilrs. IH ..
Nor u he i, mani tn u confined to the west
ern staies lis TpI niaiim, is spreading over the
whole Uui"n Alth" eh u has never bern a!v-r.
tispd II all. or even f., ed for sale in New Eng
land. the rrnpripIOf> have this ia, received ~
order from Bangor. Me A trw DAYS since. they
received one from Lowell, Mass also me frm
Palmyra, n Y. aud another from, Columbus.
Geo And il IL hrca,ise the demand Tor tbi. med.
tcine Jrom abrodd Is so g'rai that the pr"p,ieiors
cannot supply from ! 'hrii'hhil, IVA, 'hry nave
now entered into extrrsive arrangements fm man.
ufsriuring the ar irle il this city. dremi z il their
solemn and impeti"us duty 10 put within the
zach Of every member Of community, a mrdi
cine VIII, h will not nniy break up the most d..
tressing Cough ia a iew hpur-' time. hut which
will real y amt radically ~ the '%ncipient stages
Of C~Onsumptn tu.. I.
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
~lLErTEa FROM H.. a. wiisoN1
Pulmonary Consumption Cured.
no d. Witson 10 a regular graduate of The
Old school, and a practitioner Of high standing
,eli known throughout The whole s,ate Of Ohio
H. was the Rev II. Wisen'ah's family ~phy-icis,
for 70 year, DD 20 ftb ab@1
HEAR WHAT HE SAYS. ss g..
PATsioT, GalIia Co Ohio, Sept. l., 1850.
~ Dr.. Rssss' LivssssSt cad Ts~ gLa
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HOSEPH JEFFRIES' ESTATE Notice i.
- hereby given. tn Il the undersigned has been
aIp"i ted aud qualified a- ndmnisn " ith the
will annexed. OF thr estate Of Joseph ]. III les, late
oi MoniOe county. hrce 'seh. .t
THOMAS MCMAHON.
Aug. IL. 1851. Admir-.
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E\SOi.vt.NT'S NOTICE. =. Noiic- j. hereby
given 10 The creditors ~ Ahner Jnh son.. an
ins"Ivent dehtur. To- preset Ihtir claims legally
authenticated. within si>ty days. To ,h- under
signed, iur allow NICE. &c. WI OKEY,
Master C,.mmis, ionrr. aud
July 90, 1851. Acting Com. %lnsoIy.
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n CHRISTIAN RABIES ESTATE.-Notice
~ is hereby given that the subscriber has been
sppni ted aud qualified a. Admins ratnr Of the
estate nt Christian RabIr, late of Monroe county
deceased
JOHN UI.RICH ROTH. Admir-.
August 6. 1851.
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 III persons inirr.
ested. that a, my instance Win of stach,
nen' was tl,i. dayis-iei by Eiihn Morns, = ins,i,,
of the peace 81 Perry township. in the County n
MonrOe, ngainst The goods, chs,tely. rights, cred
li.. m"neys aud sffec,s cf Thoma, Mcrrsck.s.
M absent debtor. ISRAEL RARNFS.
Jni, 90, 1851. Agentfor JAMS CAN, BELL.
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HE ARTi> OTIS ESTATE -Noice j. here.
w bv given thai the snhsc, iber has been %.
pointed and qualified A. administrator IL III. -.,ai.
uf Martin Ott, late of Monroe couniy. dec e.sed.
JOHN OFT, Adm'r
July 30. 1851 .g'r..f .4.
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EOHN ELILGER'S ESTATE Notice l.
% hereby give" that the subscriber has heen az
pointed md qualified AZ AiminI-trat", al the estate
OF Johu Elliger, late If Mnn'ne c'unry, deceased
WILLIAM DARL. ADM.
Aug 20, 1851.
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IS iIiam II. Johnston,

NNORW ARDlNG l. COMMISSION MER
Il CHANT. AND DEALER IN PRODUCE
and Pittsburgh M anmsctur-.. No liz Second
Street. near Wood, Pittsburgh, "a. Liberal cash
advances made on cousigoments Of Flour aud Other
Produce. nov l7.6m
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McAIislrr's AL Healing ointment.
guyHE action which

this ointment has
upnp the hnma" CUT
Gle. demonstrates rs
s,and. eff, &C, aud
hrsIr.g power u u
the first ard only dis
cove,y Il an e1ir'nnl
d eparanIn ti.ni mas
20 pr To re-t0'r the
''Msens,bhe P'rspVn-
tim" The skin br'"g
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Academy,
Oct %, 1851,

This Institution, situated AT WondIi.id Ohio,
will bs opened on MONDAY. the 3ri dav at Nm
veinber. 1851, and continue five mouti,s. The
undersign-d HERMAN EL.NrR & WM W L,v.
,SGsTov, IN whose charge d,i, I,sti,uiIn is uow
,ia,eh. fati-r thtm-r',rs thar the opportunities
nov oiiu,j-d for a Thorough, insuuctin" have nrv.
er heen pXceiied i" this part Of ohio. DR. E.ismer
l. a Graduate Of the University Of Halle, ore Of
The most celebrated Institutions 1i lra,ring in
Europe, and beng a pupil Of t;eseniu.. hIres to
he able T., give Satisfaction.
THE COURSE OF STUDY
win embrace n full knowledge OF the Hebrew.
Greek, Latin, French and tserman l. mguag--. and
the v ,r,nJs branches at n atural Science aud M.ih.
emat,cs
THE FEMALE DEPARTMENT
win We conducted a. heretofore. separately, aud
every possible fariiitv ~ tbs. a. weIl ~ in the
Male Department. willie afforded for the advauce.
ment of the pupils.
TERMS:
Arithmetic, English G,o,n,nar, Geogra.
ply and History, S6 ~
Algebra. Natural piul' snpty. Bot"ny,
Chen i-try. Natural History and Geo. -
gfaphy Of the Heavens, 500
Tie Higher E,si,Ah Rran hes ard Ma'h.
ematI.s including Pam aud Spherical
r igonomptrv. 9,oo
M-nsura,io", Surveying. Hebrew, Greek .
Latin, French, ant GrcnN" Ian.
guage., 1000
~ herman FLSNER. Phi d
WV ". LivINGS1UN. \. A.,
Woop.rIELp, Sept "a, 1851
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pR FITCn,s CELNRRATkD 6 %LECTURRs

ON THE PRtvHNTIUN AMI CURt ~
Consumption, Asthma. Diseases 1T thr Heart, &c
and on the mrthod Of preserving Health
and Beauty to al old age.
This Book should liz IN every family To the
Consumpli,e it points out the oni. reasonable hope
for relief. To mothers, the directions It gives for
the care and educaiiun If children are Invaluable
Is. 600 copies Of thus Book have passed through
the press, aud the sale con,W urs u"ahaied
Far snir By y s Fl7CH T. CO.. 7O7 h0ad.
uny. .Ntw Yo,k; amt BY J. q FLE.HkNG,
UO0dSteM
o. DR. tITcH's Guipr To isvAr,Ds. or hi
re-, tin,,s to yef sous using d. Filch's Remedies, 10
he had gratis, of all his Agents. NAV 29.,y
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MONUMENTS AND GRAVE STONES.
Ii. HOE STING.

MhonsbWgh, .Mpnroe ca Ohio,
Respectfully Inform, the public that hr Is manu-
featuring
Marble Monuments. Tomb Stones, Head
and Foot Stones. &C..
on the shortest notice aud most reasonable terms.
and at prices rs l"w At at any shop l" Eastern
OHIO
Iu.trip,ions LETT with Mr. J B rbinger. Nil.
to-, shu, g,,, will he p,nmttIy a,tr'.drd 10.
M,LroN -BURGW SEPT II 1851
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knHILiP LAWRENCE JE'S ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that the snhsr' ibeI
hss heen appointed and qualified as 'dmnr isirat"'
~ ,hr estate at Philip Lawrence Jr late OF Mo"-
toe county. deceased
JOHN GRIFFITH. Admir-.
July 30. 1851
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AGENCY OF DR. FIlCH'S
Gel, bratcd Medicines.

Pulmonary Bai.am, Ds,mrativ- Syrup.
P-rrral EN.rc,Grant, Heart 20 Iertor.
Pulm"I,ar, L.in,mr I. Humur Correction,
P.re and Medicinal Tod Liver Oil,
Ami Dyspeptic Mixture, Cough & Cathartne Pills,
Nr,viur, Female Pills, q
v-,mifuge, Female Specific. s. &c.
Used hy him constantly and "iih nnpe,edesi.
I'd success in The tieaim-n' "i
Colds. Coughs. ConsumriIon, Asthma. Heart DIS.
eases. Dyspepsia. ScIo!ula. shin Diseases,
rheumatism, Female Complaints,
Plies, 81 st
DR. Fiub's wequAiieed Pai.p' Silver Plated Al.
dam,nal Supporters. DR. Fitch. improved
Plated Steel Spring Sh Dld-, Brace
ID, FItch's Silver Ihhsling Tube
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Just praise is only y debt, but Aaitrry
il 4 present.
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James Baker,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
coRNEk or MAIN AND MON o %TREET
WHEELING, VA.
INFER : I"r sale. a, the iOmSsf market prices,
" = large AID well selected assortment M
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. :
French. English and american Chemicals.
p 'I"'s and Oils, Brushes Of all kinds,
Dive Stuff, Brunzes. =
VMnishes. Pp,fumery,
Window Glass, 2 Surgical Instruments,
druggists Gl.s. Ware. iiAtp,-' Materials,
GENUINE COD LIVER OLE.
Together with every article conp,i.i"g The
stock OLA Physician or Druggist. (ly7)
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DEEDS AND MoRTGAcEs y
- sss - ~ o6es sfhs '.Sphis
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
= One dollar ard fifty cent. per aiinmm. II paid
II advance; other wise two dollars will he reqnW'
si. Marketable % oduce will hr take" in pay ment.
No paper will he discontinued. except atsthe op.
tion Of the editor. until Ill arrears are paid.
All letters and commu"ic .tions sent by mail
must be postpaid.
JOB PRINTING
Executed With ne ,tness and dispatch al this Office,
and al reasonable prices.
"a TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
For = fwks 5 mos 6 mos 8 mos. I year
square. = !. i&2 S3 81 80
squares. 2 3. 5. 6. =.
Il coium". y
a Column. s 7 10 u. IL
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.'Tv eiv- lines, or less. will be chalged al
one square.
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t'lax-seed Oil. Pure White
Lead. Psint hrushes, varpish,' T~'pfrpeHine,, I'D,
varietyfoiP Paints, for saIs u ThHs ai9f
b einas .olni1 odi nr KiRKBRiDE'saf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

IObaccO-We did not hear of a sale.
the rain, and the muddy state of
the Levee several buyers appeared and $50 hhhs
at steady prices 505c for fair and Tor prime 5s5c
Yit
prime Crops plantation above the city held go W
gallon.
FiOur-The demand quite limited and the sales were
confined to about 1900 bbs including 800 Ohio in lots, at
"a Bs4 90 and 800 Illinois and ST. Louis at "a 300 "a As
W Dbl For aboat Ono deliverable alongside ship, there
were buyers at "a % W Dbl
Coma good demand in spite of the RAIN and 5000 sacks
sold nearly all &c, but including $50 sacks white Sic "
bushe The Suana arrived Sunday with about 10, 600
sacks.
Oats-No change Sales 800 sacks Ohio at 56GD57, 25O
Indiana 60, and 100 sacks St. Louis at &c " bushe
Pork-Seady, Sales $50 bbls Mess Gone loD at
sIl 2 and $50 bbs several lots $2 % for Mess
and &l2 20 for old.
Lard-s,eady-149 bb and tierces sold IA and 400 at
about he rate
Bncon-Si'es retailing at 71sGD7slc, and scarce.
Bagsins and ROpe-Steady with a sale of 500 pieces
and $50 coils at l24 and short time, adding interest," and
(on friday 1000 coils ut She, cash
Gunny Bags-6O 600, in baes were taken at essc, on
time and 800 nt 83Sc, cash.
sai-The Gpsy's cargo (7000 sacks Liverpool sold at
and of 900 in brown Sacks and 2oJ ne al
Zoe, round.
COifeesale HOO bags Rio in lots, at lOA01c mostly
the latter.
Whisky-null. and retailing at 2724l}28c for Rectifed
Exchanges-No alteration in the rates.
Freights-Fim at the recent advance.
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mo,,se. AZ E,,n,-snn,e. orderTotal az bale, cot.
'oS1las hha, :es@E1sel SSis mo;'.s.: D. ,,.11, .,
% @ Pe s'ssTs '% S.s - S
key si' Tayo ands
s Gf 81. s Sss. Sf sf 1s sa ps
brandy, pkgs Goali-5o bss starch Il j. scne aco19
bbls S"sr Iapnse Fsr5-is 81 Lewis
md.e !1s W Fa,syi5 do Boys sbumway"iS; Dbl. Hour
Sennoy &coMoo HI b5s tongues kegs butter seccenb
Ms Un iss 70 order a ~ Ds'' ''iu' '-''
flour Horei Gayle Geo ~ sGs aoin Shaw &co-oOe
do Twlty & 5mh-547 do Price, Frost &co-276 do l.
do W Givens-i46s do Kennedy l. Fo.ter~lsl do wy
iarnps s93 SKIS corn itcheN0o bls whisky 73 sacks
Whittemore Cuerl7S bxs ink: Sl5 matches
pInnanmi opx mdse lhornhll y rs ham
b au sreas % oven coi ny on pIa9 d ng
bb Ed, mean keys bner Z,n
EcoIt0 cLs ,cnn Tn, n 9ta,s &co~f cks ii i've nn,
cheese FaIen-s boxes N Carroll poughs o Dubos1sS
sacks w Benon-4Ddo A chefersten-ll hid. tob4c
20 a. S9 Tcou ,, 10 n EJs, Re- "a 10 ~ 81
Jonasm5j do PAYNE Harson-s do j & Cocks Nco1Is DO
Pnckard &co-sundres to orterToal l39 bales cotton
| 10 nhds tobacco n, ..,. n vo-,o.. on, TIT,
bb 23 If do lard IS cks hams w Mibank &coN71 bbs
pork Al les lard Flash &c0-14O ties 36 bbis DO 10 bb
shoulders y? les hams ca hlander Williams Hco1lOO bbs
ks corn F Kennett &cowi542 do Kennedy g. Fo1sr @
| mdse R Shaw Seo-sunddes to order. : ''N
cotton bradley wilson &c91a3o 40 fearn. lonegan &co-
Pearssi@lao Cherry Henderson Eaoia2 49, .ie nshon
son-s9 Baker SoeIy-s2 NJ White &co-6D, orIer-39
Elder, Bro &co-2S Felowes &co-22 Il {; Cromwel-20
= smn.on.s ien & S,nn ,ssvg H Suf.en @eo-lo
| Wright 3 co-6 Rawin &co-Total 1924 6ales cotton.
M steamer Monroe S5 bales cotton Payne
Nci emopa H,,sn u nm u Mciea1 Gco-f4
bill Mcilhenny-49 Wright, Williams &co-49 Mcdowell
eas r o oa9Se ro W'as GGonS pGgns Cuddy
snndes to orierToaI loss hale, coitnn fe'o"es eco
| ST ARTINSVILLE-Pe steamer Banner of A,,st,
pas: 40 hhds sugar Darby n TTemouet6o do Robinson
lam HaII2S IA "a hs 'ni Sc9.' TO- " nhds sugar
Eon,aain A. KeT 10 n hnd sn, y ,hyrne &co-do DO
II NIL nnoI.ssas renJ /, Hco-5 no.
Mill, nberge, Scoi hhd XXI do obil1 9p mus SUGAR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

FIRST MUNICIPALITY COuScIL,-A special meeting Of
this lody held Saturday evening" message was
received from the Mayor without his Signature the
ordinance granting lease OF wharf TO the United Staes
Mail steamship Company HIS Honor stated that the odi.
nance was In direct conflict with the twensh section the
ac dividing the city Municipalities which makes uni.
form rate OF wharfage imperative.
lie also informed the Council that the resolution giving
Daniel Webster $500 retaining fee in the of the
McDonogh WILL had been passed by the Second and Third
Municipalities and only awaited the concurrence of the First
I'm motion. the message taken paragraph BY para
graph and the ordinance granting the wharf the steam.
hps, was persisted in unanimously, Notwithstanding the
veto of the Mayor Mr. Fabre. giving the written opinion
the Municipal Attorney as a reason f0r his vote.
That portion Of the message referring employment
Mr. Wehsier referred the COMMITTEES on the MELON.
OCH Will
resolution adopted, changing the of the ace
dArmes to Jackson Square," and of Congo Square to
Place d Ames.
The Council soon after adjourned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-27

BOLD RoBBER.-WiIam Foster on Saturday
last examined before acting Recorder Hawthorn, the
charge OF making drrng attempt rob cattle dealer
named William Thompson, from Kentucky About II
O'Clock Friday lest, Thompson got check Tor $3.50
cashed in the Canal Bark Magazine street, and as he
of the door, he hailed omnibus which was pass
ing As he about ascend the steps of the bus -
he was against by stout man, who kept him back
fancifu essed Individual, who pobsby friend OF
the stout MANS At the time stepped up behind Mr.
Thomp and the latter seized the rail TO step into the
Omnibus, grabbed his pocket book which he held in his
hand The kentuckan turned and seized the robber who
dropped the book and the former stopped to pick
II up. took to his heels An exciting race took place and
several corners dodged but Thompson hard after
his and he traced him into drug store he found
him cooy aged in the purchase of box of pills
He seized again. and this he did not get away He
was Saturday committed appear before the Fts, Dis
trct Court.
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Boots. .BrogRns. Ladies' and ChiIdren's Shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE &. co.
ny N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer,


E uhderssned haymg i"nsd Copanershp trtnsac
u. no srnerai a GCI!0NGad COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the hrm OF Il TAYLOR CO. ready to .criy.
consgnmens At their No 81 street corner of
- ~--'S'''
Liberal cash advances made them
"" t,nEd99I safes attended 10 with rronrpness.
III G ESTES, Esq., No lOi William street NevYork and
FRANKLIN GREEN Jr, Milk street Boston are their dui,
authorized agents. J. l.. TAYLoR ~ W '''
n2' 2m I'm os GARDNER SMITH.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Mandau Marninn Innna. 81 1871

COttOn-The Cotton market was heavy on Saturday and
the sales confined to 1000 bales feeble prices The
receipts this port bales larger than to
the date last year.
The Arccs news is fully due here, by telegraph as she
has been nearly sixteen days her passage from Liverpool
to New York.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Sunday Evening, January "a, 1851
Arrived to-day and yesterday per Die Vernon
and Sutana 13l Beeves 40 Hogs IL Sheep 25 Cows and
Calves IS YearliBgs. and IFS Calves.
PRICES: Beef Cattle. 6971sc " ID net !; Hogs, 5@
SIC y ID net; Shdsp, - IA -R head; Cat1es, Is bO
a 90 so " head Yeariings, s116sl3 % head.
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HERR RYsIsGER, THE WIRE WALKER.-Her Rynn.
ger aga asonhed the multitude yesterday afternoon, by
his daring feat OF walking wire from the top OF the NUM-
cpaty Hall Lafayette Square. Several thousand
persons present. and the performance ELECTED the
enthusiastic applause Herr Rynnger viii convince the
ger walking in the street
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FATAL AFFRAY-A young man, named Theodore P.
Byrd, stabbed in several places and almost instantly
killed. in the bar of the Veranda Hotel yesterday
by man named William II. Evrngon. We heard vari.
ETY. Of regard the sad occurrence but forear
going into details until the Investigated The accused
was arrested and is in prison
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JEFFERSON-Per steamer t,dJ, S,s
" rish ,Whhams &co-l02 Brander, Williams Seo@Io5
NV, MeLean Sco-ii4 cleaveland, Bro &co-s0 Cum
n%.tS,M G'senWo0d SGomil Bukisy HeS
% Robson Aliens Mctonochie & Donns. sp y co
Icy, Rochelle &eo1a4 Oakley Iiawkns-ls Rawins Scsc
= felowes &c0-l6 q Cocks &co--i5 B,gar A. Fnioy
Mclen,ore, Turin &eo-9 Bell N Conveys w Poyaf
p q Burke &co-5 Cooper &co-5 McNIahon n Pss,
sall-3 Ar Mi lenberger-1 II w Farley-l Howl Ford Il
Orner-Total 1882 bales cotton. ' eS'
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gypsy IL bales cot,on
aisnde5s9n Psae-l2 Shaw &co > Male, Cox &co~
Bellocq-l do 49 hhd 20 bbs molases Gerard
Eerrler-5O do a Ringgod-i3A Mtenberger &co-I5 do
y hhds sugar Kelly. Conyngham &co26 do Lalande-I3
do w Freleigh Zoos do Vose Bros-3I do "a bbls
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lNouhsTs.-An inquet WIS held Saturday lest, on
the body OF named Mrs Davis, who died in shop
on Magazine street. She in such of exhaustion
from disease and when she tered place. that
she died before she could be removed Verdict accordingly
The Coroner also held inquest the body OF a man
named Waterman aged thirty five years, who was found
dead in the fremont House in ST. Charles street. The de-
ceased asked for lodging which granted him. He
said that his father kept coffee. house in New York The
deceased was found dead his bed yesterday morning Yer
dict: e ID led of diarrhea.