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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-07
MILLINERY Establishment.
MISS E. J. RICHEY,
= Milliner and Mantua Maker,

Front, few doors below Court Street Ports
mouth, Ohio,
"AS Just received the most splendid stock Of
IL Millinery ever brought to this city, which
she offers TO sell at greatly REDUCED PRICES.
Her stock consists, in part of Bonnets, La.
ces, Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes, Belts, Buttons,
Silks, Satins, Cuffs, Collars, caps. toys and or
naments. Her assortment Of Blond Laces, aud
bridal trimmings are particularly fine and are of
the latest styles and newest patterns. For va
rietJ, quality and cheaphess, her stock has
never been equalled in this place, and she has
no fears Of being unable TO please the taste Of
any who may wish to purchase.
Miss R. also, colors bonnots.
Miss R.. thanks hcr friends for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon her. and
tukes this occasion to say that she continues to
manufactures dresses, bonnets and mantilas
also to alter, bleech and trim Bonnets, and will
exert herself TO not only merit the continued
patronage Of old customers, but hopes to have
he pleasure Of waiting upon any number Of
new ones.
Ladies are invited to call and examine her
large assortment.
Oct. ID, 1928.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-07
Furs |! Furs !! I!

YUNHE undersigned will pay the highest
Il Cash price for FURS of every descrip-
ion. D. WOLFARD.
December 10, l849-tf-
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AuDroR's OFrIcE, SoIoro CoUNrY

April2, 1851.
hereby certify that | have compared the
above with the copy furnished by the Secretary
of State, and find il correct. .tse
GEO. A. WALLER, A. S. g
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-07
March %, 1851
SECRETARY OF srArr's orrrcE,

COLUMBUS, ,maIch "a, 1901.
hereby certify that the foregoing acts are
true copies Of the Original rolls now on file in
thissofice. HENRY w. KING,
Secretary Of SIGte.
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New Spring Goods.

Portsmouth, August l2, lO5O--l9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TObaccO-The market extremely dull, and we did
not hear Of a single transaction.
sugar-The only SAFE of importance So hhds strict ~
prime, on The Levee, at SIC o b.
MISUNDERSTANDING sells at N@3lc. and choice Re-
boiled at 34S@3ic W gallon.
Flour The market very quiet and the sales were
at 90 80; 100 at "a s.; 900 s4 and 100 St Louis at
the increase within the past day or two.
COrn-Market heavy, with fair SUPPLY on the Isvee
and large stock Sales of 600 s. 70 fol-
low- 100 mise and yellow at 45 1850. mostly white
4ss5l 1000 mixed at and 1870 yellow in two or three
lots, at 48c " bushe.
POrk-We could only hear of small saes at about sl5 y
bbl for Mess.
Dry-salted Meat-Prces have advanced and we no.
tced sale of casks Car packages for Should
ers, and g. for Hams.
BacOn-Steady, with sales of so casks Missouri Sides at
So and 81 ck' Shoulders at 6zs97c y ID.
Lard-We did not hear of transaction worth reporting
COee-Rather rmer and 985 bags Rio TAKEN in lots at
go ay1ac " ID.
Rice-O0 casks prime Carolina bought to arrive at
4c-an advance.
Begging and Hope-ll5 pieces and coils prime taken M,
IL and sac, cash.
Nhisky-Smal lots selling at 194Ol91sc for Rectified
Exchange-Good demand quote:
e'ns 1OS4 "a HOE
New York sixy-day Bills .............A6l ~ CT disc
Sight Checks on NewVork ...........Llsz y Ct prem
Ffeis'ts-A ship taken for Havre at DIG for Cotton
There were in port. Saturday, only rs ships and
aganst l4i at the same date last year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

The New York Commercial says that there are
hundreds of persons in that city who said to make their
livelihood by driving stray horses and cattle into vacant
INTO the upper Of the city, and there killing them for the
SAKE OF their hides which quickly stripped of and imme-
uaey disposed OF TO II Is also alleged that the
flesh carried of butcher shop and ,od for prime beef
which assertion would fain hope must be taken with
| considerable allowance.
The railroad cars, on their way from Washing
ton to Baltimore, on the ing of the ls instant
COW lying on the track. Both the locomotive and
car were thrown off and the former was damaged. The
ou hern mail was detained several hours and, what
Infinitely more painful. large number Of ladies and gentle
men were IN the ears their Baltimore to listen tn
the wonderful of Jenny Lind and by this accident
were detained too long to - face the music''
Quite an excitement was produced at the steam
boat landing few days SINCE at the appearance Of
OF Hdes with the short Turk isb Dress They travelling
IN com any with gent emen and were IDENTIFY oIle of
cultivation. revolution in female costume undoubtedly
10 preparation There be nothing nngracefn than
the long, drabbng dresses which the streets and steps
wherever ladies As matter Of personal comfort.
Inc turkish dress be most agreeable, IN addition to its
beauty. tOswego Journal.
The Grand Jury of the city Of NewYork have
recently presented the prison called the Tomhs"
nuisance tharacterzing it. in their presentmeni as curse
and dsgrsce the city, Ii that it. capacity
inadequate the of the State that two crm
mails ssqry crowded into CELL without any
references The relative of those who asso
c1teu 70 hat juvenile oHendefs VINO are hccused OF
sie mdemea-Or placed under the tuition of old male
factors and by of their and examples soon
graduate accomp lshed rogues.
About sixty coal boats arrived at the Louisville
wharf the Both uIt.. from Psburg The most of /, is
intended for the Southern markets. The boats are lying in
numbers at the mouth of the canal unable through
dense is the crowd Pt,sbDrg coal selling 10 cents
bushe by the reta and ~ by the boat load go
coal boats started from Psburg with the latest rise of the
river.
An extraordinary mortality from whoopng cough
formerly in the South Sea Islands, Its nt.r
sity has however, been materially modified by vaccination
which also the in South America. In Buenos
Ayes. vaccination for time believed to be spe
cifc against whoopine cough well smallpox.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

fatal ACCIDENT. On Saturday evening,
ABOUT eight o'clock, in the family of Mr.. Clement
hamos, residing at Bayou ST. John, Alderman Of
the First Municipality, most terrible accidep, or.
cured. Two young ladies' one his daughter. a
s'h Twelve, and the other his step. daughter. of
ABOUT twenty, were sitting in the parlor, reading,
wnen the lamp requiring to be repenished, the
servant was ordered to bring the oil. Instead of
mat the servant, child of twelve or thirteen.
brought the tin jar of camphine, and while pouring
out, 1t caught fire, and the canteen INSTANTLY
exploded, setting fire to the clothes of the two
young ladies'. His young daughter expired yester-
gay morning, about six o'clock; the other young
iaoy was alive yesterday evening, but cannot re-
coVer-death will be a relief The one alread,
oead is named Blanche Ramos, the other is Ernes.
nne Noe; a younger Miss Noe and the servant
were both severely but not fatally injured. So
many accidents have happened from the use Of this
dangerous article, that we think it ought to be
abandoned. Two interesting young ladies' have
iailen victims to this dangerous substance. OF
course it is impossible to describe the feelings of
the bereaved family Let other families take warn
ing by this terrible event.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILwAY.-The trial of the
Poncbartrain Railway Company new locomotive
engine took place yesterday, and it was proved to
be efficient and weI calculated for the line. The
engine is named ''Peter Conrey Jun " and is a
very powerful machine, built at Washington The
number Of passengers who traversed the line YES
terday was much larger than usual, and no les.
than ten or twelve carriages were crowded last
evening when the train arrived at eight o'clock
and during the whole day extra cars were in
mt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

SUICIDE OF DRUNKARD-Yesierday morn
ing, man aged thirty-two years. and generally
known by the name of Andre, was found sus-
pended by cord from bed post, in one of the
rooms of the house No. 30s Rampant street He
was much addicted to drinking and for several
days previous, has been in a state of madness,
arising from intoxication. While laboring under
this delrium, he put end to his existence. An
inquest was held on the body, yesterday, and the
the jury returned verdict of COMMITTED suicide
by hanging himself while in fit of delirium ire
mems"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

The JEwELRY RoRBERY-On Saturday the
examination OF Foster, Cady and Marshall, charged
with the robbery of Mr.. Charles jewelry store,
was resumed and they were all committed for trial
before the First District Court. The slave Alex.
ander, who usually carried Mr.. Charles keys to
and from the store, was also brought before Recor.
der Caldwell, and identified by Marshall as the
person who gave him the pattern of the keys, BY
which the robbery was effected. He was sent for
trz,l before of the District Justices,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12


100 bbs whisky Love Savage co-6O do Lans &coN5o
beatty Lsse. ISaaes d. g 20 10 oil
s So q ~ ARD is Sssg boxes
ting SsoIao KEGS Lag, oil 300 b1s candles Gras boxes
psse a eIc aa0R No bbs eggs schneder Wise
z sFs seovll Mead-as bxs cheese Grief &coN5s do
wight apples % ss' ssss
sho.we4o stoves and sundres Masperesn &co-ls bbls
alcohol, 4ohbls whiskey, 3N kegs cheese T II kidd,r-
do uiMCIS M steamer W K ndal 80 hb oil.
sss ds ~ Se H., wh,,sy snas McGsseor
.o S es ss s 10 69 b..
Z co~$ Ibis beans. bs S' cheese S D"s
al les fsS do ss
oil Stark, Days sautisr-iO0 pes bass,ns Geddes~a
90 St So osae
Es' 81; se H Esf,.% sfs
aorn w Fs Ssorsd Hewu Morton &eo AIS
E possv Wright Wss 'es f Ess
20 40 kegs bassDs y els rope f Foras 9"f L
as &eS S,i d. ba WINE So basgng Gedde.
aeo7 bales md.e Hazard isreens Sxs estb.r a,s
co.. l0 So @ai Ss SsS sss es sb Do sek
dw,cneL eo-457 do sbnilz HaIdsn-Ss do 81 bb doo
ss% sss 0 h1 IF do
Ssm b Sa'ss hsmg pamee Broot suit
nnu sugar 20 or On &co-suDdrles order-TOtal 81
"a e. c"tt2n l6a hhds tobacco.
Rsd tuio.Prr s,esmer Bunker HILL 1900 pigs lead to
r"sdss &co6 66s flour Conuoly &co-sO do 200 Reg
,0n-5O bbs whisky Martini Owen &co-l4 bxs medic mes q
Moe ouse-9 kegs buiieI l. Dvsen-c kees AZ hhs nd
~ DO beans Mtche-25j bbls flour 4 n kVnyae- =
DO Smith-Q0 do Narsh Ranlelt NcO-l2d do Ks.ne,v
q Foster-sl3 bbls pork Brander Williams Hco-S Isa.
.sid Anderson-l5o els rope Af1-ck-34 ba Is ras,
stone u WalWOuh-43 do hemn Pic. E.os, % ~
MenarI Vignsudl46 hhds 80 ,cs bacon 81 bbs IaId
q on Nc0-39 sacks l. Shaw-S35 do Rode hnrr n
Wans-l0 bales Elder, Bros Nco-ii bales cn,,on
N u CoOner &cO-l0 do. bhds tobacco Ysa,man 81.
90 bales CO ton West II Summers-S bhds tobacco Ee
loves e0-15 do II Rodew tld-2 Pasouer EcN,a 40
9si SKIS corn Turner, Wilson &co-sundres 10
81 oaes cotton, 81 hhds tobacco.
t.oulS-ler steamer Josiah Lawrence: 3 bbls e,ps
Kegs butter Conserse kennett bbs eggs ehpeds
Mise-o DO Shet.rsle .-4Ou bbs IL hhds line S,one
my ~ SIS corn Price Frost &co277 4e SKIS oats Ken
heuy rnslsT-2ooo ,acks G c Taylor Nco-7a5l do
.u hadden-32s3 do Harris & Lacy-45 sacks ons
"' ~, Iopacco : 4 shaw &cO
SJn CAnDoIPer steamer Csddo: "a bales cotton s q
CO.. do Wright Wilsms &c,,-2 do r NJ NJ ALL; o ~ q
uo bonner-l do II Carter Sco2 bale. pei res 2hales
orde-TtI a nyan.o DO bd skins, bales pellries,
LEFi OR F. ps s,es coaaon; oo
& JonssN..5l do RneI ns Saian: io9 bales cotton Ward
Wright Williams Scnr7S y ohn 80 Eyre Sco-s
Swney Green co--a3 4, Nj ,naI ,si,o Go-4s
co-5p Biander Williams Aco-36 Payne Hsrriso,isd
,n in hfos &f3MI4 Bonner .mithi McLemor-
Beck-5 Hoyt Ford s;,avssa Th n,senWf9a 700
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

SuIcIDE.-An inquest was held on the BODY Of
Tree man of color, yesterday, named Celestpe
Leonard, aged thirty years, who was found
dead IN the Parish prison. 1t appeared, on exami-
nation OF the body, that he had taken poison, and
on opening It, the medical man found that he had
taken strong dose of arsenic. The jury returned
verdict to the effect, that the deceased had com.
united suicide by taking arsenic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

DisoRDERLY VAGRANTs-1he efficient Nigh,
Watch of the Second Municipality arrested six or
eight disordery Migrants on Saturday night, who
occupy the dens in Grod street. They are charged
with disturbing the peace, and being out under
suspicious circumstances in the night time,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12


GALv sTON-Per steamship Galveston 50 bales cotton
I.awsason &co- 81 bdls deer.kius Rodewald
hides p bales wool Foster &co-l bale hats
No II Fer stIJ Lemuel Dyer bbls mdse Voipts f.
Jeanf-naed7h do u Schwaz Latona Lung-52 ases do
70 ppts su nardvs-4D .skes Baily Bane han
cGrego Mills &cu-2 md.e F, urnler-i case no
Gassou-4 do Carrerz-I Pacauet-7 r Cusachs-i {,
pnviy,er-i Thomas-l3 " Robinson-3 NJ Martin-I
!. z hop GIN. y Elmer &eO-l Lands &co-6 Mouler
Iniaude'-a WHp.r 81 Pssquier-3 Belineer Il co
-2P ihrsoudlt-l II Sletske-2 Richard L. Fes,e~4 ne
lrlcou-i Barraud-l u Arcy-6 Loison 4 Siye-rre-
ne man Sadiker-25 baskets wine Hoghon Rankin &ro
81 do L0rellhe &co-s0 do Je4 ne t-IsUO demi hns
Raeo.teLooo do a bids willow poulzi cases nidse
Ven hUchhof-2 Faiyre fiis-9 TurpD-i p Nallard-
Voz de Rhapo-2 st t'yr-2 ] b Fah-3 Delochs@5 r
aH% nb Seo-I o2gtho.s sars Day staqies Drez
&eo-3 has Oder col Noel Guiraud~I F aoooId"s
anhre Ecou sS3 cks brandy 81 cks us basket, wine
10 cases mde, der. '
Bridge Bros cases bdls steel w VIC Ell CO. ss
muse Il Tayor-l2 DE- Me lowell Mi Is &co-l5 crates and
n as ss Hsudsysn Camel mdse
ownsend Sco-3D hhds pkes Ferg u,ou i OijowdA
cases ITO Month Bros key do L Housh-I cass d.,
Meeser Seo-i4 cks do Bebcosk Fenns-ss CAS- chsns
81 ck' hardware Rchard-l0 do casks chains % bag.
nails HICKMAN Ely-5o do cks hard W are cks cham.
Jas McGregor &c0-4 mdse oison Svesrre- ale.
10 hos Msd-y &co-,s do Burnside &co-l II Home.
CO. H es s 90 b aeiss 10 md,s Pre- Css
ware En- Esrs uson3 crates do Burgess Dale &co-4
cks do q Butdecke &co-2oG bars IRON 9y7 bf Is
hoop ron l9 bxs tnpate 81 bbs % mdse 1Ol crates
PHIl.ADELpLilA Per ship Lone Star: Ass'd mdse.
Cyl Ten bUkG-Per brig Hlndoo: ABA bars iron A
MATASzAs-Per brig Charles Hammond: 81, 600 sesan
L. nal,e &co-IsI bbls moassss Z b. lcher &co
fENsACoLA-Per schr Dora: Ii. OOO bricks Carney &co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12
Choice Residence Nayades street, in the
Gregory Square. Lafayette.
By j. A. BEARD a. MAY. AuctiOus~rs

GATURDAY, May ~ u ocIocA viii be ,ola AT .oc,,.
~ without at Bank. arcade
certain 10 OF GaUUND, with all improvements there H.
IN the bounded BY Naysdes. fyana jackson and
Streets y Of Laa,sue said lot 81 II roat
on Nsysoes depth and rhp
and forming the Of Nsyades and Phil i'm
roveme' comIrss most exceen we'll butt Dive ling
formerly the Residence Of MIR Turner,
having ali the conveniencss for family With f,~e
trout Toe premises situated near the D. Dot Of the
soppng-psce
Terms Purchaser p-ymet Of a sssiI So
payable Ia Dtcemner for Sil IS srptsm
Ter mex; note for $3.50, due IA october
S1i2 49, due ILLS. 1arh. 1885,: the
S'i00 - For balance
remainder bearing morg se property
until p,d
Act of before STARK Notary Public at the expense Of
the purchaser. m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

HIGHWAY ROBBERY. George Thompson, a
free man Of color, taken into custody on Satur-
day night about II o'clock, for committing high
way robbery on Carondelet street. 1t appears that
he met man named David Crear, whom he stopped
and robbed Of a twenty dollar gold piece.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

USING THE KNIFE,-Fex, a slave belonging to
Mr.. Antoine Sagero, was stabbed on Saturday
morning. at the Ponlchartrain Railroad Depot by
a man named Lynch. A puncrured wound of con-
siderable depth was made on the right breast with
some sharp instrument. Lynch has since been
arrested at the instance of Mr.. Sagero, and is now
IN custody awaiting an examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-Yesterday morning,
boy about eleven years old named Andrew Melon
nell, was accidentally killed by dray, which ran
over him. From some cause other, the horse in
the vehicle took fright, and ran away at furious
rate. AT the corner of Custom house and Front
Levee Streets the lad fell from the dray and one Of
the whee Is passed over his body killing him upon
the spot. An inquest was held over the body BY
Coroner Spedden, and verdict of Academia dea
was returned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

POCKET PIcKING.-On Saturday night about
ten o'clock, man named James B. Manchester
had his pocket picked of $25, in Girod street. A
noted vagrant woman, named Ellen Fleming, has
been arrested on the charge, and will be brought
before the Recorder this morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12
TEASS TEASIs
THE TEAS OF the New York Canton Tea Com

phiiN, NO. Va
Chatham street
(The oldest Tel
establishment in ,b,
Upile ! 81 te4.) N
orlesn, Agency. :.
tlanal street Thes,
Teas are more ~
tehsively krOwn AM
appr jved OF, thsl
those OF any othe0
establishment in thr
county. Every sea
sOn the ''ASTOs
TEA COMPANY en-
desvor o cOnt'ol III,
mos val able an,
useful siuds ofTEA
that are in! Orte,i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

DANGEROUS PosITIoN.-On Saturday night, a
drunken man found lying on the track of the
Ponlchartrdn Railroad, but was providentally
removed by the police, just previous to the coming
up of the latest train Persons should be careful
in their fits of noxication and not lie down in such
places as TO jsopardize their existence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss


HAVING resigned the office Of Superin,ende mt
Of Public Schools. propose taking few pupils along
with 10 my residence Massachusetts The mber
will exceed six shall only enieavor 10 instruct
them in all suitable studies but shat also pay attention
to their and morals and their
hings. My residence is the Fall River Railroad tive We
hours travel from New York, and from Boston, the
this city on near the lst Of June Those who wish
further iniormatlon viii find daily AT as Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Saturday night, a
man named Theodore Buealeu was discovered in
store at the corner of St. Lonis and Chartres
streets, belonging to Mr.. Whiting. He was con.
cealed behind some packages, and his manner was
altogether suspicious, that Mr.. Whiting arrested
him and took him to the watch on charge of at
tempting To mint a robbery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

the First tdesirnsted In the fol owing
i.e ~ mi the Nos commence al the Railroad and RI"
~ the Second (n) the Nos above Steamboat
Ing No. being Fiattoat Landing Third lm3 h
Railroad down Perry
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12
HARD w AR 4.

2hO KEGS best Boston Nails of all sizes
wv % dozen '1ollns' and Hunts Axes; IL
3JdOk Spades and Shoyels, Ames' and Rowlaud's: -
nrarolna and Louisiana loee Socket Spades; a
Trace, Ok, Log and Back Chsins 80
American and French Hollow Ware;
Buiders and House Furnishing Hardware;
Carpenters and Coopers T0ns-wh genera, assor ment
wholesale retail by wy Wv
HOPKINS & co. 277 rchopitoulas street,
myl0 s,M,w opposits the Veyetsbla Ma,k.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

TEAS everoffered 10
sale IN thi city. and al lowe
urires. These Trssare
the latest importation, ant
81 the most choice unalins,
grown in = h ina. ha,ing
l'Aen selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are pu, up in
small quantities in we'll ST,
cured metalllcpackaaes, So
rs 20 prese. We their fra.
srance rs long us in tn
chests
eS City retail dealers
country merchants. steam.
boats, ships and hotelssnr
piled with every dnscri
ton ofrKAs. iuchests, hal
chests, " ID and q h box
ages, II desired.
,usIJ -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

anu cnnsequ my are able
ESTABLISHING Mt excel. if at all equal them
=. H. PAGE, Agent,
. ~ Canal street, one door below Royal.
G-V inst received per saamslp hin and shin JJnhn
lars- assortment of the above Teas.
, myS 3m " PACE A,.n,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE ~ 81 30" N.-Lorerrups sOo W lin Time. s.
CsEscsNT OyviCs, =.

Monday s Morning. S May L. ls5lS
Cleared Saturday.
b bD Ssn Ss"y s sss.ey os.
Br ship Queenstown, Kent, Tanasona. Spain.
Bark Piedmont. Blsi.de. Charleston. . Wictham
Brig E husntrpec Brown. Havana, s De User &cD
Zig z sonle. smnh Havana, sde Wiser d co
Brig Robert NJ Charlton, Lisbtburn, Apalnchcola,
Br 'cbr Commerce. Parsqns, Belize Honduras MARKET
Sch, Go,aea GG.d%s.:gn Havana PUG
SER Sarah Ess bs John h M
Arrived.
,nn sp GaysstGp pJSe from Lsyaca Bay via Calves
ste; meL fashion, Baker, from Lavacs and Galveston
Ship Lone s,ar Bouiete IS days from Philadelphia to
shie Lsmue Dyer sasOry 4s days from Havre to Master
s %sd J .s Day. day. from hivsrDoo Gsesm
BARK BossS, Was. s days from Chasrs. in ballast,
swed brig Hpdoa, Ruudbury 50 days from Gotenburx to
Brig Charles Hammond. days from Maanzas. to master
Sch, syyi. Wdss Flahey, days from Galveston in bal.
sch Sarah Pepand, days from Aranzas Bay in ballast
Fsch;; Made"a, HcH-H, 5day. from Tampa Bay, to p
sch Dora BOghch sdays from Pensacola to maste-B asn
Bunker Hill No g. NiIier. from Louisville.
Caddo Graham, from Port Caddo
phs Gus. from Princeton.
= w Kendall. Norton, from Cincinnati.
Georgeiown, NcPher on, from Louisville,
Josiah Lawrence, Carlisle, from ST Louis.
Moble, Allen, from Mobile
9ophelia, ,,;oldcn. from Washi"ston
Princess NO3. Holmes from Vicksburg
Sarah, Wallace fom LeAore.
to w s o" is hHos m The
Arlne '9n--ba,k Emma Lincon-brought up ships Lone
Y SEA on the I'd Inst, ships Wesmoeiand and HendIick
To-. h1u ud, s,-t W ship Ncrden
sen. Sarah 9 EnsIe., bro lsht up ship Je, sey anu
iowuoat re Vernon, FOOe. from the Pases-brougbt nm
bark w Bowen. briggs haries Hammond and Hindou No.
Exports.
M ship Gen Berry: 1874 bales cotton, 80
oass mos, Ssr bbs pork, 70 les heel, 100 taiow
new YoRk-Pr ship sulians: s7s balts cotton, $500
ThRRAGONA-Pe ship Que nstown: ii5, 90 .,av.s
GHARLEsToN-Per bark Piedmont 1888 ks corr. aG
BosTON-Per brig Flora 1911 bbls II half do pork ss
q % d. is k.gs lard 81 chs bacon, bb hams beet
hides l. bale skin, 50 empty cru boys - '''' ''
IA AsAIPer brig Tehuantepec 1888 corn so ties
HAVANA.Per brig P soule 1888 ties 1867 kegs s77 bb,,
a,d o hbl 100 bx pork % les hams, 81 kegs butter SO
,-APALALHlCOLA-Per brig Robert M Charlton. = h,.
o. bbs 81 hi pork 80 bbs noiases, krg rs bus lard
BELlZE-Per sctr Commerce: 7i35 lee iumhs, al bb,.
pork % -four do rice. hid uacon. bbis tar II b.
bread z do sugar bxs sosp. etc. ' 40 o'''
HAV ANA-Per schr C0rnslia: zoos SKIS corn 100 empty
CHARLEsToN-Pers chr Julia 4 Mary LIS bbls wins.
PENsACuLA-Pers cAr sarah Elizabeth 1900 Dbl, corn
fENsACoLA-P'r schr Deer Island: Ballast.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

FOR SALE or BARTER for Dry Goods and
4 Groceres-l10 ACRES SUGAR CANE LAND in
Texas situated the Colorado River, about miles above
the town OF Mstagnsda. For fur her particulars, apply
the subscriber, at "a Gravier stree.
apis I'm JACOB SOFIA, Notary Public.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

Pnase N gers
Per ship Jersey. from Lverpool-325 in Storage.
Per ship Lemus Dyer from Havre-280 In storage.