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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

OLIVER sPOON-.-We have received an
- additional supply of Silver Spoons and Soup
Ladies, which makes our assortment very com
plete. II now consists of Table Spoons, Dessert do
Tea do, Sugar do Pap do, Cream do, Sauce do,
Mustard DO, salt do, Sugar Tongs, Soup Ladies'
Table and Dessert Forks. Knife, Fork and Spoons
IN sets Pickle Knife and Fork Butter Knives Frnit
Knives, &c &c We have them both plain and
threaded, come Of them are most beautifully
finished.
Old silver received in exchange for new.
GENNETT IT, JAMES,
mn II Eagle EonAre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

a. NO. 63 MAIN sTKEET.-The above
ElI very de: rabe store is for rent (next door to
Alex. Mott Cos) at present occupied by Mr. Geo.
j. Sumner as Furniture Wareruom. Possession
given on lst April. The present tenant would yield
it sooner, if desired. Apply to
NH 9-eots JAMES THOMAS Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NA" 0& N4N1 0OOD5.
~ X. PRICE & CO. have received and
are opening variety of new GOODS FOR the
spring, among which may be found
Rich figured DRESS SILKS
Do plaid and striped DRESS SILKS
Do plaid do do
CHALLlES--very handsome and in great variety
BAREGES-very handsome and ia great variety
BAREGE DE LAINEs-very handsome and in
great variety
PRINTS, GiNGHAMS AND LAWNS-yery
cheap and handsome styles with our usual assort
ment of other Goods suitable 10 the season.
NH I6-en0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

e WATCHES.-HERRY HYMAS, M
"a PORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
M.IL. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHES, is
Dnow in receipt of very extensive stock,
which, for beauty of style and quality, surpass any
thing ever offered in this city To dealers we cf-
fer the greatest advantages ever made In this
branch of trade in Richmond. Buyers will do well
to examine stock previous to making their par-
chases, at HENRY IiYMAN'S,
Mi,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
GREAT ATTRACTION. GREAT AT.
Y TR ACrrIAN L-At TIIAG OR EGa N,G

A NhEAT ATI IdlAJTTUN. WNEAT AE.
" TRACTION AT THOS. II. GRESHAM'S.
Marcus Warland, or the Long Moss Spring. tale
OF the South, by Caroline Lee Hentz-50 cents.
As Good as Comedy, or the Tennesseean's Sto-
ry, by an Editor-50 cents.
Job Pippins, the Man Who Couldn't Help It-l2
cents.
Margaret Cecil, or | Can Because Ought, by
Cousin Kate-50 cents
Rosalie Dupont, sequel to Female Spy, by E Ben.
nett-25 cents
Ravenschfa-37 cents.
Head of the Family-37 cents.
The Illustrated London News, London Art Jour
nal, London Punch.
Gieasons Pictorial, Police Gazette, Saturday Post
and all the papers for this week for sale Wholesale
and retail, at
GRESHAM'S LITERARY EMPORIUM,
NH l3 Opposite Broad Street Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

u AT POISON. -Levi's Vermin kxtermlna.
IL tor is sure death to Rats, Mice, Rosches, Ante,
and all those troublesome and annoying pests This
article contsias no poison, and can be used about
the hoase with perfect safety Bed bugs also ara
soon extern1inat d by this pre paraon. For sa'eby
mn IL o. A. STRECKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

Importer Of Watches and Guns
N. B-A quantity of Watch Materials on hand,
suitable for country ch makers and dealers, to
be sold very cheap, for cash.
Watches and Jewellery carefully repaired by ex-
periepced workmen NH Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
D BENNETT & BEERS, WHO'LL
LEAD QUAKTERs FOR FASHION

IL ABLE CLOTHING-Thes subscriber has now
q store complete assortment OF Eall and VIM
ger Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
t-licle of Gcntlemens wear His stock ls COM
gsled of the very latest and most approved Styles
sch as Lamartiue Over Sacks, Kossuth Coats,
Turn Coats.
Pody Sacks. Cutsways, Dress snd Frock Goats.
VESTS-Plain and fancy Silk, rich embroidered
Csssineres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Csssimeres and Merinos.
PAETS-All shades, coors, and qualities,
Terino Shirts, Collars, Cravets, Stocke, fancy
Ties Gloves, Suspen6crs Socks, &c.
Also. direct from the mandatory, large as
sortnent of Cloths, Cessimeres, silks, Satins,
party Vestings, something really rich and racy;
and in fact every article IN my lire Of business
Ill Of which am prepared to make to measure
81 the shortest notice, and in the latest and most
fashionable styles. E. B. SPENCE,
No l20, corner Main and Governor streets.
T ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AID
LII HARDWARE AT COST The subscriber,
Intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware, and
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
made in the Store, preparatory to cOnining them
selves exclusively to the sale Of Dry Goods, will
sell at cost, cash. or approved negotiable notes
~ four months, their large and desirable stock OF
both Dry Goods and Hardware.
Merchants, planters, and others, will ind it to
iteir interest TO examine this excellent stock of
Goods, which will be sold at either wholesale or
retail.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS & CO,
+e 92-ts IN Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

n This article is prepared from the best Barley
an aromatic Italian berry of acknowledged and ox-
rraordinary medicinal properties, ard il has long
since acquired high reputation in Gravel, Gout
and Rheumstism, in Instructions Of the Bladder
and Kidneys, aad debility OF the Urinary functions
IN Dropsy, and as To6ic, it will be found highly
useful Sold wholerale and retail, by
r. r. DUVAL,
fe 10 Hinder American Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

CHRIsTIAN Il LATHROP are now open.
" ing
Rich Chsllies, new styles
Barege de LANES, all qualities
Flsin figured and checked silks
Plain Measelanes. ell colours
Muslin Banas and FTills
Napoleon Lace Caps, a new and beautiful arsicls
fisin and embroidered Grape Shawls
A!so az assortment offspring Prints. NH
1ll0 POUNDS SUPERIOR MOCHA
IVUU COFFEE, for eale.
nlhl3 FRY A. MeCAEDLIsH
f1RfMR CUBA MULAssES.-l5h hhds re.
4 eesying snd for sale by
mh lS WILLIAMS Il BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

TLOTuING Spring IS54.-kEEN.
v CHILES g. BALDWIN, wholesale and retail
dealers, No. l02 Main street. Richmond, are now
receiving their spring stock OF Ready Made
Clothing, of their own make, comprising ali the
new <:yles out of various qualities, prices, &c, TO
which they ask the attention of the trade, feeling
assured that sa slsction can and will be given In
addition TO the above, will be found a complete as
sortnlent of fancy goods, Shirts, &c
KEEN, CHlLES & BALDWIN, No 102.
y B.-Merchants requested TO take look be-
.arl.r IL Al, nL,rn.nn b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18
Yoke, WOOD AND COAL.-16

THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS SEQ,
te 23-ts No. l06, Main street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

il was allowed for year, 20 he unbroken upon M.
the soeietys room. IL found, however. n ~
meme ~ serves Us, in vein trayerssng a biscA -
rcek-
The rocks where the gold is found are ieseri-,.
being Of primary formation and pTescnfng s:akn, -
fcnees Of clcaiic action, the river being of sxtrsx
nary depth with stnpsndous mountains " b.nkx -
rupi and precpitous. |, begin' 10 Re asserted whs
any sort Of reserve. that The Whole country ru.sS
Quebec Is aurifcIous ard II appears from the Rsss
Of the Jesuts who were the pioneers Of cylixsffSx
Csusda that room sf.cr the early settlenien, n -
county series o. terrific earthquakes occurred -,
ing ND rocks an, forming new mountain and chsorS
The beds of river IL j. coricctur-i that in thos.s
,ul.cn. the gold now jGst begun 81 be d.ccoyerel ~
thrown 10 the surface. II 10 singular fac, a. -
,.e.l ceolosist seems 10 have had spioa a -
,xi.t,rSe Of gold before u cually d.-cover~jE
o. ipute particles At the Chadiere 10 have isra,S
even any enlarged idea OF It's possible cxicni md M
uofthrce IL il probably premature 10 speculate UPON,
roc lepocal and Commercial results of the exsssr,
In Canada OF the precious metal but 10 one III a
see that these NAY be highly important, more - pr
hsps than the value OF the gold Heel, saoall
even equal California.
The Normal School Buildings. in this cir
have lust been completed They stand ia the center q
seven or EIGHT ard clhough low structures Ay
present rather fine appearance
The number of good buildings now in tie
oourse of erection Ia this city, is very large. Fos sScr
fur years the white brick has been used for sores AL
prominent buildings. ~ the corner OF Church al
king-sts. d very handsome Episcopallan Cathntra
asst approaching completion. new and e'e ant Pa
Otl Is In forward stc, aud hnc stores ami dssks
Lcuscs arc rising everywhere IL has otlca been N
marked by American visitors that Tornt, for ia sre
i perlap the fnsst city the Con.in nj end O.,
tsirly never Showed 20 many marks OF progress . N
present. &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
The PAsroGRArn-Among the wonderful

The PAsToGRAPH-AmOn the wonderful
discoveries inventions ending in graph. the Psae
graph seems destined TO take no second place. I'VE
cutting and carving machine which works w;h anlltis
CELEBRITY, great precbion and finish, and Is sppcaosw
iDnumerable purposes Il ornament and use. 1ns~
morkable Invention hns been patented by M searp
Acting the principle Of the siderest or roaIias o
and directed by the Pantograph, the machine n"y
with such facility aud exactness in all the cire''ion
the cube under fixed tool tool., that Il u capae
producing In cutting carving. or engraving, iacsir
of sInost anything presented to its operation ~
enumeration of all the purposes 10 which tiss sums
piece OF mechanism is applicable would exhaust in,g
nation. The hardest substances offer no iinpedmem
lie powers. In stone or marble in ivory WOOD
peur or metal it out copies OF any ssps "
please and, by principle cf easy adjuf.Dleh "
a scale a. much lorger or nnaler than the nigns
o. may be desired. IL will engrsve seals % ry
pattern turn out On exact copy OF the N fesH
Venus OF the Greek slave furnish blocks ~ the sic
printer the foorcloth manufacturer the paper stsna
end the letter pres printer execute monumental s5
and architectural ornaments form saw-handles o.
nsrses and sgn-boardf; or do anything else *aiea "
oures any sort Of shape impression b. be given 70 @
hardest materials performing that which appears 1e
most daculf or delicate feat with os mucn dSps'I-
exscness end fneh tae essost and least prstenat
The utility Of The machine may be inferred from ~.
p, ability In the single department Of sawhandls& -
sGw-hsndle manufacture VI Sheffield alone employ ~
hundred hands, who make average, fifteen ~,
each day, or 5000 week, which, ut one penny "a
ksndle would return q 800 per annum Now; ~ isos
will produce 800 handles day from cutfsfi ga-
czech machine may have three cutters or more, fsy
yous that the entire trade might be supplied h,ne
machines. II remsins only 10 MENTION that inc .
IL cheap and may be wrought with ease by any yr
ZION Q. power from hand to steam. lrsI~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
Fnos DrMrRARA.-By the arrival Of III

fnoN DEMERARA.-By the arrival Of the
bark Montez una, Capt Downey, We have received tes
Of Georgetown papers, to Oct. IL. They contain Few
items of interest to our readers.
The Court of Policy have had several meetings Su,
chiefly on matters Of no import beyond the bounds Of
the colony of these, the principal is the introduction
Of bill Tor sme ndng the existing PoorLaws, hut the
nature Of the changes is NOT yet made known.
On the 9TH, Hon. Nj. Bean, one of tie members,
formally resened his seat in the Legislature The na
cons for this act arc not yet published.
The intense drcuth IL severely ielt both by the sri
cuimrists ard all ether classes. The want Of w,cr
presses hceyy on the poor trust however, thathe
measures now taken TO bring fresh wster frolnshe
creeks IN Il INTERIOR will insure in future an sbuuan
,upply. Small Pox and hopping cough are very p,ys.
lent throughout the country and the ordinary ieveras
much increased by the excessive heat The appearance
of rain wsuld he hailed as u general blessing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
HnNRnn and kcN Wei.

FloIn TIE (L1rFli6n COlfFr Nov. :
Tie L. :. mail steamship Isabel, CspCWiL
liam Rons arrived az her wharf in this city las Tls
lay. mornins, from Havana, via hey Wet aal Sr.n
nah She left the former port Al five o'clock on Srr,
,sv evening" the 30th ult, and hey West the olowa,
dan. fll
I'VE understand that The Isabel, her arrival q H.
vsna. wes permitted 10 land hen passengers end mai
u, any unnecessary trouble on the par CT the an
thori;icseven newspapers were permitted 10 he deAv
al ard sent on shore, and ut her departure eyertAay
srrsared to be quiet end peecahe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
THE DEAD OF 1850. d. .Por The Tribune.

THE DEAD OF 1852. :. For The Tribune.
HASTE, wings Of Tlnc close this thrice fatal year
Hate ere the fell des,royer's ruthless dart
shall lay another Of carihs glories low,
Ard leave the many TO lament the few.
Our Ginning lights are passing quite away,
And Europe, toe, has los, her mighty brave
But Oh my country, what a oss IL Time
That wondrous mind stamped BY the Dsify'
Which shone unquenched through many busy years
And still shone on in Deaths relentless grasp
Leaving the victory over dust alone,
After that GLORIOUS soul had scared 70 God H. D. B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
,,rxu vopU DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1852

.,e, and sssassins general bankruptcy Is fully en
ree,ed here ere long and rom what r. tens M
who hear. from English spectators, the bankers &C.
are making bay while the sun shines ine stor" nc
corting TO their views, being near at hand
What do you think OF all this hle country IU
rorc 70 ernigrate from 10 i not { HUGH DcEERIf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
~ Tie M,mphis Express gives an aG = y

~ The M,mphis Express gives an aG = 'isr.
Of moe: extraordinary and fatal ;eud ex.s'in9 '.rs
rsrd College, Kentucky, between two poweriu y, =,
tho Hills and E,anses ana their adheren's 49,.
cent investigation, appear that the QUAR-, ,iv o.
urslerincly followed up in the worst days o.
England or sco,ti.h csnshp than has beer t o.
two prominent and othrwise highly respect os
lies In cur own age and country AT recent .ss or
dered for conn;iial Five Of the Eyanse-, hOs.,Js
wcre in a and i, would not DO TO conhne "a -, .sb
ey lest more bIocdshed would follow. Wnie ,he
ject was urdcr debate, the HIS escaped, -. 10
Eyanses made desperate bu, Intellectual s',enr ',ss
hreek out Of pri,on reward Il offered for the sP'
hension Of the Hill. L.
" On Tuesday morning, I'd inst. - 81
6isrape H. Ia. ncgIo was shot il the Peaisnpn -
aittIrps 2 70 lake The life Of OF the glrE he
long bowie knife The guard PUT two ball ntos'-
tcoy Of TIE prfcner. Ec is aot expected 70 Nv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

~ We read the following singular warning
IN TIE Eas'era JorraeL published at Bddeford, Ne:
biadefoEd selling him any Intoxicating Liquors a. ne
Will prosecute them for the ssme. T. n Pm 81
Oct. s. l8s2'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

w MT .cdIs q W UIhtlr OF t10 Tnlfpd
States Coast Survey whore dangerous iIuess some
ncEhs since Caused much uneesinss to hi. irieuds Is
rCw snid TO be perfectly restored to health
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

Mr.. LEVY, CONFERENCE.-The following il copy,
verbatim ct speatm of the letter for which Mr. Jones
Levy has been arrested charge Of violating the law of
1850; WAsmSGTos Nov !. 1851.
Sir have addressed your exceency several letters
since my arrival in the United States your city put
sorry to say not had the pleasure of reply to any Of
them. The main object of this letter is to you OF
the pending danger of your and loss OF your
territory.
The principal object of my visit to this capital is to de-
the nefa1ous plans Jose de Garay and his compa
MONS in the Tehauntepec matter They now in that
city with the Honorable Daniel Webster. concocting
plans to make political question of Tehauntepec for the
1t is Mr. Webser's object get to resind the arti
Gle in the treaty for the protection OF the line OF your
Frontier take my adrice as you rate NE te'es q your ce
TN do it, is o't more than all The gold mines IN Gait
tnrTla 10 you.
have published many articles in this country in sup
port of the character of your government and Nation
The ncoscd article been of much service to and
will have its due influence in their coming Congress
It was Mr. Websters intention to press the Tehaunte
nee matter this next Congress- but will be careful
how he acts before he hears from Mr. Letcher about the
Frontier line hope ere you receive this that your Excel
eucy has signed grant that left in the Honble
Secretary hands to be made out according to the laws
passed by Congress for approval and signature as
anxiousy awaiting for it to put route in operation
and your country from Ruin and loss Ny steamers
all ready four oppreraton and have sufficient funds in
Mexico to complete my rout in short time 80 soon as
get your signature to the acts of Congress to carry out
my Grant to become law sincerely hope your Exc lily
will the urgent necessity to despatch this impor-
tant object which the intress and well fare of Mexico
depens my line of communication will support your
administration than all the armys that be put in
the field against the Revoutionsts and enable you to
| crown your self with laurels.
send this under and through the hands OF your
Hon Minister residing in this city and sincerely hope it
may reach your Exceency haps in time to be of service
to you Trusting to have early reply from your Ex-
ceency in the City of NewYork where leave for i'll
| few days.
| Wishing your Excly health long life and Prosperity.
have the honor to sign myself your sincere friend and
| obedient servant. JONAS Z. Levy.
To His Excellency sr On MARIANA ARsTA President Of
| the United States of the Republic of Mexico.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auetioneers.
MONDAY. March Is. 1852 and tie fniInYr

ng days a o'clock each be the
IA @ a Sonoa sa March q
n en i' win a .pss q
their .ad satt0r orsh by plan
promise made and signed before II B. csnss Fq Notary russ
Fulton S fsP So s. ees 9 ss lot ss.a es
Fulton, and Graier streets numbering from to g. inclusive
I | @ ost s Sss ss F Fss Cd s, .;a.
forms r. f9Psy gHS 5P Rt i s ssss e. streets
ton Poydra and GaSr q from inclusive
1 10 p5a ne P q po New ye a ma g a s
Los 10, H. 49, 10, H. Is, ont New Levss and
sIxTEEy LOTS OF GROUND the square bounded s,lew
Inela,lxs sras e &c corner E.loa Ns
Lsvs Les2 -, TO- H. 10, is, Il
sys from IS aeu,
aaa S nj Ss sss
Lott TO- II, 49, 10 and IA 'front.' Fulton and New
TEN LOTS OF GROUND square BY Lerss
Lot Va oa the Grod Fulton New
% E Ids OF s q Pfo fs sns ass,s ssss.s
Dame Jula Faltan and S I.ys y F,ore
i e. iS
81 G e and S saa rsf
% a ~ 5oPe Nv a. a1d Futon srss sn
ST. Joseph Feitan and
~ n Lee 10 ets t5 aa, sn ss ID NJ y IL y r. II 49,
FIVE Tors Or GROUND :qaals sounded y s. 1o.sph
Lot No. fos the eotr st. azd view Ieses srss
Lots and front on Fulton and New Lsvse
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND the square Market
Delcrd Fulton and New Leyee streets numbering from iusive
Lot No. forms the OF Fulton, New Lvee Market
No. forms the DeIord Fulton
il ONE lsLET bounded y Deior Fulton New
| not named, having four
The as9ys 4sssssea il locality Re
wide well heavy
| business wholesale
Ltogaphe plans viii Be ready the August,
be forwarded with marginal notes requiring
Lots viii not be sold in front Of that by par
promise under which this sale made prior the day Of said ss
Terms SALEOnefh balance
into coupons requed Of three srd years. credit
per interest from maturity
paid eight per per until final
| on the property iana7 Mi tnih5di5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14
NEW ORLEANS !:
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ID
From Liberia.
Bosror. Thursday, Feb. 3, 1852

BosroN, Thursday, Feb. ., 1852.
Liberia papers the 18th December have been received
nv thc Boston Traveller The distressing condition of al
fairs Bassa the engrosng subject OF interest
In the attack upon Fshtown Grando, the insurgents
were Joined by Prince Boyer Of Trade Town They had
marsbaled forces all quarters with the intention OF
entirely destroying the settlements at Grand Bassa .
Other native chiefs and foreign traders are npl-
Gated in the affair The attack upon Fishtown was made
November ). The village sacked and burned, and
nine of the inhabitants murdered.
rando commanded in person. having about 3oo troops
The garrison taken by surprise Among the murdered
were two and four children The bodies were mu-
tiated in horrible manner.
II soon appeared almost the entire Basa Country
and Trade Town had joined Grando's rebellion and that
Mr. Lawrence an English trader stimulating and aid
ing them
On the 18th December general attack was made on
Bass Cove at midnight but successfully irepulsed
several the asailans having been killed AS the ssa-
ants fed to wilderness the air is said to have resounded
with Nabo cry of pain, the cannon OF the Liberians
having been charged with slugs and grape shot Scout
ing parties from Bassa Cove subsequently attacked and
hroke up the enemy towns.
On the 18th they made another and more desperate
attack the Cove in great numbers but were repuseG
with the loss of from thirty to fifty killed and wounded
among them some Of their chief warriors. After Thu
repue rando wanted to leave the country but his allie
would let him He will probably soon be captured
The Legislature met December l. President Robert
was inaugurated and delivered his message.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

OIL CAKE-A lot of 80 tons has been sold at ZIG IN
p ton.
HTS-The Freight market has been r.f.her more
active though without Improvement in the rates AMI We
notice several engagements at 516s FOR Cotton 70
Liverpool and s09d for Corn 10 for Cotton TO HaFre
Nc to Boston. etc. On Thursday bark was taken for
Genoa at ID for Cotton and ship for ilayre at q OF
cent yesterday ship for Havre at ~ for Cotton
and one for Liverpool giving away the CONSIGNMENT at
1924
EXCHANGES-The demand has been rather better
throughout the week. and the rates are Therefore rer
both for sterling and domestic bills We quote:
Sterling. lna q NDIo954
francs. I-t2lUp"V
NewYorls sixty-day Bills 2a3c u. ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. .........IG9ll4 y ct disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry.
Friday Evening, February 10, 1852
Arrived during the past week 1928 Beef Cattle. 1910
Hogs 1872 Sheep 100 Mich Cows and lJT Calves and
Yearlings The stock of Beef Cattle is vt present heavy,
and good supply of Hogs offering. Good Sheep have
been very scarce and only small stock Of Sheep and
Veal Cattle offering.
PRICE
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 4sid6c p fb net
Hoes 1sGD7 Nc u fb net
SHEEP 81 50GDS4 90 p head
MICH Cows. $2Ol0S50 . head
CALVES AND YEARLrNGs. 5O(0S11 90 y head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

Morn ANNExArIoN.-Late advices from Cape falmas
represent that the affairs of the colony progressing
smoothy and that the people giving expression to
aesire to be annexed to the Republic of Liberia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

ELECTION AFrRAy.-A serious ARRAY occurred at the
po,ls in sharpsburg Washington county Md recently in
which Mr. schenbly stabbed and, supposed
mortally wounded He deserved it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

TsE OMAHA INpIANs-The Omaha Indians now IN W ASH
ington paid visit to Senator Douglas on the Attn Ihe
interview was an interesting one