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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
COMMERCE AND AGRIcuLTuRE.

The report Of a public meeting, says the
Baltimore American, recently held at Buck
iugbam Court, Virginia, to consider the con-
dition Of the Foreign Commerce ard domes.
tie interests Of that State presents some val
liable statistics on the subject and ably ar.
CUES that railroads aud internal improvements
viii not be available to the wealth Of the State
if she fails to enlarge her direct tradegwith
Europe, and continue to come North for i'm
ported merchandise and that the slave States
have been rel lying too long upon agriculture
alone. For years, the report asserts, the
South has been labming as much to aggran-
disc the North, through commerce. as to adj
vance her own welfare. 10 illustrate the ell
riching tendency ofcommerce, it is shown from
he last census that tie average cash value Of
farming lands in Massachusetts,, New York,
Connecticut New Jersey Pennsylvania, Ma.
ryland, Louisiana, Ohio and Michigan, is $25.
80 per acre, while in the State of Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Al
ALBANIA, Mississippi Tennessee, Kentucky and
Missouri, it is only S. 46 per acre. The
niue first mentioned, the report considers as
commercial States The value of the staples
of the last named States exceeds that Of the
FIRST named, although The difference in the val
ne of lanes is five to one in favor of the first.
The average value of Virginia lands is S.
y, while 10 Maryland it is SIS 81, and in
the District Of Columbia S63 03 per acre
The great difference is ascribed to commerce
end the action Of the federal government in
the district. So in Michigan farming lands
are worth 81 SO. while they are So 81 per
acre in Kentucky. In Ohio $40 90, 10 Mis-.
souri, So so. The disparity is owing to the
superior commercial enterprise of Michigan
and Ohio. As to banks, the report finds the
circulation in the great commercial States to
be about one half the capital, while in the
agricultural States it exceeds the capital To
encourage direct foreign trade is therefore
argued to be the true policy of Virginia banks
The great staple producing States along the
coast from Virginia to Texas export STA.
20o, GS2 worth of productions, while they are
content to import only $l7,774. l6l worth of
foreign merchandise From 1927 to 1928
the Imports of Virginia fell from SLOTS, 600
down to 1913 GEO. and nov her foreign con-
merce remaips stationary. The example Of
the eastern States is held up as her true pol
icy. SIZE must trade and manufacture. and
she must cherish FER commercial marine
The report concludes with resolves to patron
lie State Literary institutions artisans and
notwithstanding the people of every coun
ty to co operate in these measures aud re
questins the merchants not to make bills With
the drummers of Northern cities
DSo5~ The faculty of the University of Der
lin has by unanimous vote, conferred the
title of Doctor of Theology upon Professor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26

gxss We are requested to say that the
Rev. r. a. FINK will preach in the Presby-
terrain Church on next sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
ron oyERsrGRs OF rnE POOR.

Mr. Editor You are authorized to an
nounce that g L RUIntkPoHp and RogrgT
Buckles will be supported for 0vorseers Of
the Poor, for South Town District, at the
next election, by MANY VorERs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
IL. r. II. No. 2.

bSy~ANoTnER SCIENTIFIC WONDER ImporLaa
10 Dgspepics.-- J s. HoUGHToN's PEPSlN, Ihe
True Digestive Huidor Gastric Juics, prepared from
Kennel, or the Fourth Stomach cfthe o., after al,
rectons of Baron LIEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. S. IiouaHroS NJ. d., Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for indigestion,
Dysyeosia. jaundice, Liper Complaint, Consumption
and Debility, curing after natares orn method, by
NATURES o,cn agent, the Gastric Juice Pamphlets,
containing Scientific evidence Gifts value furnish
ed by agents gratis See notice among the medical
advertisements.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
HIarrirO,

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. A. FrSK, Mr. SAMUEL
KIrSMiLLER, formerly Of Gettysburg Penn, to Miss
CATHARINE HAYDEN of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26

a4rWHY WILL YE SUFFER 2--Nixon's letter
Ointment is the only SIRE cure for all kinds OF skin
diseases If you are afflicted with letter. Ring
worm, or Itch, try it at once and be cured. For
sale by w. Il. HEsLETINE.
Jan Is i59
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26

BsJ~The weather continues excessively
hot and dry
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
SIICAR CURED HAMS.

~ CASKS superior canvassed sugar cured ham
y lust received and for sale by
July 26, 1854, RIDDLE h BRO,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
n. II. IL. No. AND n. r.. r. No. ,.


An offer to the Sick-Radway & Co., will guar
antee that Railways Ready Relief will stop the
most severe paroxysms of pain in few minutes
Persons suffering with Neuralgia or other ner-
vous pains are invited TO call at their office, lG2
Fulton street, and make a trial of the Ready Re-
lief 1t relieves the most torturing pains imme-
dately In FIVE minutes it will convince the
most skeptical Of its quick and powerful pain re-
lieying properties.
a, r. II. No. 2.
Railway & Co, have likewise discovered A NEW
REMEDY for the cure of Scrofula, Ridkets, Nodes,
and Syphilis In ten minutes after taking the
first dose the patient feels it working in the sys-
TEN
1t produces an electrical effect upon the blood.
1t cleanses purifes und enriches it.
1t resolves and removes all diseased deposits
from the fluids and solids.
1t binds Gp and strengthens the worn-out and
decayed parts of the system, impar;ing renewed
vigor and vitality to every organ and secretion "a
the body. This new and extraordinary Iemruy
is called Railways Renoyating Resoivone. me
sick and pain suffering are invited TO call AZ HAD
way & Co.'S Principal Office, l62 Fulton st.
regular Physician aonstnntly in attendance. Ad-
vice gratis July 5,--4t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
THE FREDERICK
FEMALE SEMINARY


Is located in Frederick City, Md, as heall
and pleasant . town as any in the Souths
States.
nSy@ The Scholastic dYties ,riR be RESIN,
on Monday, the 4th day Of September aa
This Institution has an able and efficient Boa,
Of Professors and Teachers, a good Library s
cellent Musical Instruments, an extensive Glen
ical and Philosophical Apparatus, and it Is cont
deatly believed that it offers as many iacia
for imparting thorough, extensive AM rctr.
education as any Seminary in the land.
The School is NOT sEcYARIAx. on the couir.r
the young ladies are strictly required to siitn
such Church as parents designate, accomIanc
always by a teacher.
Scholars win be received at any time dur.a
the year, and will be charged proportionaty il
the date Of their entrance to the close OF the Sea,
lastic year in July.
II For Board and Tuition iscludias frshl,
Rooms, Lights, Fael lrasaiag etc, $500 PEI Sa
iastic year: payaJte half-ysarlp u. aaronee.
g-'r For Circulars and other particulars aldra
July 90, 1854 II. WINCHESTER, prest
VIRGINIA LIN the Circuit Court or B:r
eIey County.
William II. Hesletine, -pltff.
AGAINST
Edmund 7. Hunter and John Blair Hog
Administrators OF William Abel, decd
and Ann Abel. widow. and james v
Abel, John n. Abell. Isaiah i. Abel, W.
Ter Il. Abel, Charles S. Abel. AMI Virgin
Abel, heirs of said William Abel, dsc'l
Jofts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26

DlG5~Ihe faculty of the University of Der
lin has. 10y a unanimous vote, conferred the
title of Doctor of Theology upon Professor
Sehaf' Of the Theological Seminary of the
German Reformed Church, Mt Morcegsuurg,
Pa. DR.. S. is now on visit to Europc.
t&3T Accounts from Michigan and Wiscon.
sin state that the wheat crop viii be exceed
ingIy large, in those two States
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
LAMPS.
A GENERAL, assortment Of Hall, Centre-T Ia
IN BILE, &c, at moderate prices to be had &C
July 20, 1854. EVANS,
LAMPS.
CIIiyAOlIIL COFTEE.

EUAIAQUlL Coffee new aud very superior
i article seldom found in this market, Just re-
ceiyed and for sale by
,JIy 26. 1854 RIDDLE & BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26

On the 18th inst, MIS- SARAH LYLE, consort OF Mr..
soBKRr G. LYLE, aud daughter of RoBERr DANIEL, Esq,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01

o,s9 .,epssa , Bss ss
bales gaSness Michel aeosundlss order ~
Fanny hid. sugar. is
II: RsS.a Ext Ksi
GRAND PRARIEstssm opheIIs hhds sugar is bills mo-
sss 81 ssd % bali do g hha oliver
Ed%s sin 6sg.ss o
seoeq soEToss hid. nsI..s.s
ssds ~ bale, sss.sa Joha,sn
s.a esi 40
II &c f f s
~ yssso &c VIZ i ps, sGs q @
sas g g. se sssn. \
s u % .sesss 500 s M.
Gem DO si SsR s g. S sn
Blair seess do Fam Sns:sn a0esa DO Powell
T.9.on Conway Walker do EH GO
a !: ssi.s P:s
bsgs Nelson 70 order
Total 4ois bales cotton.
Lee Isl DO Payne a.roni7s Byrn DO Oakley
s d s ssa easss 81 \ .
Tfsi.ss 4 ky
boEs Eess avsys Wa.hastsa
ws s is9a
Rs
az csmn.sI squire. Msassemyis IT, q
a. g.. s Sss ss
sla laios cotton $40 hhds su8ar 1874 bills uoassr
BATON g, SsTll: shd' g bbIs clas,s.
Bss. fosy % aands 81
d e. $ 81 @s ss1s d. s. h;
i ssas sa.
Ausg.n eeldsn . ss a.
s ss. e.
wsiTota III hhds suga siS and 81 half bhls moaaes
LoBpss Nsx hha. ~
d ss Il ea
DO g. s d o T
4. Dy q !, ~.
E.iaa1io DO, md. nlssss
Total 500 bids sugar bills ases
Esss s7 psss is.sa John
acoiss cuddy cruher oisa swinsy Green co
- e ] g Bill
DO s s % s e Fss
Frell.sn &eosa DO Kelly Fsa.isrss Do Beck Rk
Jonssl4 do Byr9 Vance &ee4 do Thenhi
Ws bss.ps do to
| Ordsr-Tos. aO5i balls. cotton
b. -four Horr syi. coanas aasep DO
sa ssanasg sfs sh. T.
Mao Sons ai bsss wool III a.s; hes ksnas D
=:
Fellow. seOs 80 o Pd sas1gs Stanton
1871 cows Is horses to 'rdsr-To ssa baes cotton,
whit bs1.spofs Do Gslss f f.sa
csddy cratshF saeoss Wat
Martin Owen Brander, McKenns
COZ ellis Boyd5s Felowea dco6 d. Feson 81 do
dco56 do Kelly FraFielas
Ak "a McDowe Ar Mllenb Wright
1co39 Perkins, Campbell &oso do George Connolly
Rob.on AIeu-a5 do Wslks &co-l2 o Nelson
do Williams &co-s do Blkne Stanton NswmAn-le do
Henderson Cleveland Curry Per
soni5 do Male Summers 6co-9 de Boga Foley Avsrys do
ss ,s. to erdTota $50 cotton "''ns
100 bran Duffy 6co34o half Dbl lard aeo-eS
b SohnedeT-sdo do schner
Ksnoett bb lard oil Pdrnuve, Roche do batter
John Hurley DO onions iso do appsa &coiOo
paper 4eosa pisces baggirg Nas, summer Eo5e
do Chambers-i2 do 100 coils Smith,
bales hemp Ksnns Dir Ges2 DO do jeans George
Perkins
do Jobs Wait 4oo-ss Asn-l HAIR
do Bucluer Newman1o Bnder Hubbard
do Bradley Wilson &coss do Curry Peson3u "a
Cocks ksoT9 do Oakley Hs~tins-9 Pickett
Muro NuEen &co-5s McRsa CofmAn &co
Sykes Nobls-sundrsio erds-Tots sss
| Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
10 bales cotton Cae Ptchard Aea-3o Anderson Meca
do M Harris-9 Oakley HAwkn,94 Payne Hsrrn-Q d.
keg eggs sundries, do Chickens turkey. Da
on-0 pumpkins Raymond Devias-S hides B head est
ordsr box Payne Hason-3s head lhsep Hudl0
| lunches fsh to order.
Per New Orleans and opelousas Railroad.
90 hhds sugar do w G Glopss
sugar Drahet do bbs oass sugar cooler
MsGee-eg bbIs moasses Sabarl7o0 Baber-9 bx
eggs Galleitl do Keebses-l6s
dmjohrs eranchs00doz Get7s
toes Dbl to odoree ducks dos squirrels otmoss
@@ua FLATBoATs.
PADUcAH-Per shirk'a habost-sCOo white ship umbs
| to Joseph Browne.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01
Passengers Arrived by Steamers

FkoM CAIao-By the Orb 4t.s.7...- H.
JEFrsemau, ST Hall. Howell, J T Fiingernld.
FRom BAIIzE-By The Ophqta: Yl@Ns
Corfs Laigus. G2uresu, Powers GnntarE
Henry, Clarke. .-agi-#
FROM ST. LouIs-By tie Grand Turk
Edwards Banson Seal Good Msrshal, Elderkn Gill;
Baldwin MIS- Mrs Eddng Mrs Henry, daughter
children.
FRo,i AsHToN-By the Gem ..-
viot Hsehsc, Mr. Thompson Wills, Smith, Bueard,
Vlfensauvs Blanchard, Mra Vineuve, Shark, Tn,
Blanchard Miss H,chee.
From MIILIKEN's BEFD-Bg the III. M Wright:
Augun daughter family Carr
Mr. Erandsle Mesrs Hogan
Town, Addns Massman, Goods.
FROM AsHToS-By the Frank Lyon:
aeGrsy. family Mr. Strong
Farrell Wslh Woton and lady, Mr. child
Baldwin, Miss Dsvne Mrs King and Merritt
son, D Bard, II Hines.
FkoH DosALpsoyvILLE-Byt the Fanny Sp4haDk:
Mr. Msgne Seghsis Mr. Turenu and Ms Braud
Basnger Gtavss oennu Tregrs Blumm Feray Rev MIR
Raymond, Mr. Vennae, Rogers A DormeI, L Trncan.
FROM ST.. LouIs-By the .4teck Scott s"#
C Lyon. servant Holiness daughter NJ L
Campbell Mr. Campbell Messus Hawand, BrounieAu
5rousse Cannon MARI MIR Mann wife and Mr.
wife and child Messa Miller. Harper, Chickcrug Cane, Miller
Robinson, Lacins Davidson. -ss a.a-
From WILLIA,isPoRT-By the Bella Donna
Rowlsy, Piper Jenk Porters, L Gerald, McGeans
Stewart Barrow, D Wohey Turner, DR. COURT NJ
etdes w Boroneh, Messrs Brous Walter LaInnd,
N Geary canee, Murphy, Mrs RUSSELL Mrs Downing
Gsrria, Mss Mary Dugas Maa NJ Duptssas Nine Gabrielle
Yiiere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

vERANDA. w Be9kley. Nj Montgomery VIM Scott
csighead " Brown Ohio NJ Baylau Mr. S
Bttle c. Watson, XVI Johnson, Mr. Thomn1
Savage, Miss.
b ST. Genn.n Davidson Gsrde. Mrs
II Summers, La G Hama Cn Mr. z
a~aud h Jouss and lady, MOI Mr. Brounneau, Mr.
Boudsite, Tenn. Z
ARCADE Do,an, M Lsnie, W Dunn, Rchudsun
Doughty, Bryan Burr Elliott Taylor MIR
sreH, Burr, Naichalk,
Woodward, W Mims, Mss Curl, Tenn; Mru Gill, Mo-
CTTY..J Harris Law, Devale, Tower, Jones,
KoweI Cande II d Hewitt, Bard, DIsu, Al Chapman
Wood Tenn Clarke Thornton Va Gerald John
Bsrds benson, Mrs Plummsr Montgomery Mics; W
H Lyon and lady, n H Jordan, N X
ST. CHARLES Baldwis BALDWIN. j. Alfred Monroe, lady
child, Mott o. w LEwrencs W Smith,
yls. JsTs HPs5 chas Johnson Engand Thomss kisa.
eGaughay Summers W Lowry. DR. Locke. Ala; MIR
Locke, Faekey, Ark; Beekpian, VIM MARI w Harris, Col
Stewart
W MoaeIy, Mo; VIM Miller. N Y. .fF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01

NEW YoRR-shp swHnton5o hhds apga TIA hd.s los,
bbs noaseG
BRAZOs ST JAGoSteahnsp Nsuusf00 bbIs 50 hbs
sugar lard $50 bags coffee 1885 borea sop SC tsIts
candles, '7IFsyi
BOsTONship Wsrt41T bales hemp
hbds suga 1915 bills nour 80 bdla hides
BosToNship Richmond bales cotton birds tobsceo
hhd bbia -four ecans
$40 soap hides 81 bags horns 7soOo
NsAcOLA-sehr cohqusf9 bread II do why
bacon 100 sacks corn, coils rope and supdries,
BELIZE-schr b ard IS half b -Four
bts BREAD 70 do bssf pork bbs
boxs Candles
vinegar eces hatas, $4,000 shingles
and sundrisS.
APALAcCoLAschr john RdaesIs cotton 80 bbls -four
90 Ibis oaases bags coffee, 10 bacon hap IL
bread whsky coils pisces bsggrg
boxes nheeee, rs Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01

DESPERATE CoMBAT.-The Pittsburgh Post
states that on Sunday, the 10th nst Mr. Greenee Of
Mason county, Va, discovered runaway negro in the
saines, and undertook to capture him The darksy
fused drsenee then attempted to fire gun at him for
the purpose Of frightening him-the gun missed fire
The negro then rushed on Greenee, knocked him down
with club, commenced choking hi and got his thumh
in his mouth areenlse finding himself about to be oyer
powered, succeeded in getting out his knife and killing
the negro instantly The negro in his death still kent
Greenlees thumb in his outh and his Jaws had to he
forced open to get il out
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01
HuMAN REMAINs DISCOVERED ~ strange ana.

HUMAN REMAINs DISCOVERED A strange dis
covery Of human remains was made Sunday by the
proprietor of milk and butter depot Fourth street,
ter If the cssr wanted some kndna wood and
ing the Of the apartment he pulled out box
which had evidently lain there for years On break
ing open the lid cover, it found to contain the
of human being in tolerable state of
ton The greater part Of the sku several Of the larger
bones and number Of the ribs still perfect Tho
remains apparently those of full grown person. and
II several years had elapsed since they placed
in the box We understand that there was clay or
covering the box that 1t only hidden from the
view Of those visiting the cellar by stairs which led from
the latter apartment to the above it. Pittsburgh
Dispatch I'D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01
SIeHTs IN THE HEAvENs.--Last night, about

SIGHTS IN THE HEAVENs.--Last night, about
TN O'clock very brilliant meteor was observed in the
northwest It's apparent magnitude was about double
that Of the largest stars, and its duration about two
seconds 1t started from point almost due north about
midway between the horizon and the zenith and shoot
ing down the western heavens and angle
In Its passage tleft long and beautifully yarie-
gated train which retained its dstnctnegs for some little
time, and it accompanied by rushing sound very
distinctly heard IN. Y. Times, 2Ath
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01
A CLEnk,s CosrEss1oN.--A young clerk in

A CLERKS CONFESSIONAL young clerk in
Chicago lately determined to leave that city and after
considerable urging induced his late employer who
distant relative, TO accompany him TO the cars where
upon he made the following confession;
have induced you to here In order that might
tell you something you ought to have known long SGD
have robbing you for than two years have taken
both money and goods whenever occasion required and
in few instances much thirty forty dollars
at once. do not make this revelation now because
going to restore you any of this property for have
nothing with which TO pay 1t back, and If had could
not determine how much am in your debt but ] tell
you this in order to add that there y one still with you
has probably taken two dollars where have taken one
know you will not seek to prosecute me- and you can
successfully prosecute him without involving in
ruin also therefore advise you to satisfy yourself you
not slready convinced that what say is true and
then quietly discharge him from your employ"
The whistle sounded, the train moved of, and with it
the young man who had made clean breat Of it.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01
ADyrErlsrxrsr E1rnAoRDIsAar.-rbe fol.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lowing curious appears in paper
Whereas, at particular times / may importune nv
to and detrimental to socety-thie is therefore to
forbid any persons selling me liquor letting me
any on any account or pretense for if they do will
may make to the contrary at the time they let me have
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01

DAE New r pRLT HENRY N.s g os snMrsos,
t Propetors this Establishment respectfully in
form public generally they have now on
extensive of BLANk BOOKS PAPERS, FAM
cY AND STAPLE STATIONERY, attic n.ioa Of
following STOCK which ia offered
VERY LOWEST PRICES REASON
ABLE TERMS. rHp
I OFFICE asa RooK hiNDEKy sAss
Germ enabled cell all articles this LET (Which
the so on 6 ss s,ae and
PACED BLANK BOOKS.
Ledgers, Day Books
BIo.,srs. Rsesip. Books,
Letter ri BG sa, Record Books
all Inc Of paper styles ruling
Binding The s snh Sis ma S qq5s
WRITING AND LETTER PAPER.
npss saps. RSya Royal edsP Folio Bank Port
woye, of English French and American manufacture.
STEAMBOAT HOOKS.
sss Books
Wood Receipt Books Cargo Receipt Books for Cotton
General Dc 49, p.. sugar,
es.i' Es e Rss Books ssasi Tas ssss
sS ss n asss, Books mish az Fag Paper
Msa.slias Rod, Measuring Books,
by Boats. Particular attention paid TO this branch.
GOLD PINS.
fine 1aG sI ST.
BOOK.BINDER's STOCK.
Shaved Russia superior Shsepkn Skver
Blue Morocco Marble and Sprked Papers Blue making
Ruling Bndes Boards Plough Knives French Berries Brazil
Wood ETC., etc.
Joseph Rodgers and Jonathan Crooks Pocket Cutlery very
assortment.
Prou's celebrated Printing Inks all eolors.
| DIARIES FOR 1865.
Felt's Diaries for 1855, all sizes and styles.
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Eagles Harry Decaturs; Merry ghander Play
Cards asserted backs Printers Blank Cards. all Visiting
Cards ola very superior quality
Maynard Noyes' David Blacks Felt setsOns Engliah
Cafmine.
sUNDRIEs.
Ink Stands great Variety; Sealing Wax Wars
Colored Glazed Weights
Holders Motto Seals Letter Stamps Pc sri Ivory Tablets
States Letter Clips Yonngs Invoice Files Music Paper and
Books Pad B Foos Folders Cutters
Stamps Engraving Brass Block Seals Rules
Fes Book Rests Water Colora; @ Pen Lead and Slate
Penes nls Copying Presses Notaral Pres Stamping Presses
PACED Copying Books oil Paper Copying Bushs Memorandum Books
Of description bankrs Note Cases. Tin Cash Boxes Envelopes
for Letters and Notes. variety Envelope Paper Fine
Note Paper sne Paper Scrip Books Interest and Exchange Tables
States Tine Be1e Twne Drawing Paper Gold
Silver Furnished Paper Blank Notes. Blank Drafts Bills Ldpg
B Exehsng Racks House Rubber Wire
Files Pocke Books Gummed Labels Sand Boxes Sand
Calendars Wrapping and Printing Paper ali Sizes
ysR
Foos with Locks Eras and Desk Knives Red and Blue Chinese
| Ink, etc, ETC. etc. -
D. FELT s. STETSON,
o23 satoner's Hall No. "a Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01
CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, November 80 1864,
Arrived to-day 165 Beef Cattle $50 Hogs 500 Sheep and
81 Mich Cows. The market pretty active and well
supplied with stock, prices easy for purchasers at
quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01

Stock on hand not cleared .1a66l3 $3.50
TOBACCO. We heard of 10 hhds sold at SKI @ fb.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. :. The rates for Sugar de-
cined about 9S& and 1900 hhds sold at 3D44 for
Fair to Fully Fair, and 414D4Z for Prime and Choice
J.. OF Molasses 1900 bbs disposed of at $685.
mostly at Ii ~ v gallon for Prime,
FLOUR. The demand limited owing to advanced
preensions Of holders and noticed sales of only 200
bbs Fancy at $s 62t1 and $50 Choice Extra at 50 12
y Dbl.
GRAIN. The supply was larger and prices were
rather lower with sales of 1900 sacks White and Yellow
in lots at 90t U bushel Oats still higher and 400
sacks st. Louis sold at $50 y bushel CT Bran 400
sacks were taken on the levee at 81 IS % 100 fb.
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales of Pork
at s220$22 SO Dbl for Mess OF Bacon SO casks Sides
taken in lot at BIZ so also in lots at 81 and
10 casks Shoulders at 90 . f OF Lard 40 bbs were
disposed of at 0e and 558 kegs No. at something less
than 1l4 y H. Holders asking 11s$ for Prime in
kegs.
HAY Sales 15O bales Eastern in several lots at s35
p ton.
RICE. Market dull and 70 tierces were sold to ar
rive at SIZE p fb
WHISKY. Demand good and 100 bbs (half Rectifed
and half Raw were taken at 40 p gallon round
FREIGHTS.. 80. We heard of no new engagement
EXCHANGE. -. Demand very limited at our quota
tons, which are rather lower:
Sterling 1ngf0Ioh
Francs. ST. 25aD5f 20 a dollar
New York Sixty day Bills 02X % ct discount
Sight Checks on New 9ork.....Af@M . cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01
Fatal ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO

FATAL. ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILnoA Mr.. Crowley q brakeman on this road fell
from coal train Tuesday night last near the Monoc-
acy junction As he must have fallen between the cars
the whole train which he acting passed him
Not being missed the proceeded leaving the poor
fellow upon the track when succesdng train also passed
over him third train then the spot where
the anged lay conductor Of which hearing his
cries stopped and picked him up Both of his legs
cut on be survived about hour He leavesa wife
and child. baltimore Patriot, oath. as