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JuDen DogsLAs-The WashIngton corre.pop.

cent OF the Phiiadelphia American says: e
The condition Of Judge Douglas health has
Doen the sn1Jecf Of much contradictory comment
IN tnc newspapers, owing TO missate1nents made
mere with motive. which are very dificult 70 COM
pfehemd According 70 the opinions Of HIS two
sxpcreneed and skilfal physicians, Dr.. 1Garnett
week past, and an intense, sufferer throug bout
rom severe attack Of gout which has reached
the stomach, and resisted the best trcatmeht and
aftcntion = vigorous constitution has so far BUS
taineQ Aim and this ID the best hope Of his medt.
cal sefendaats. This af1iction has .becn ssndsred
conbiy severe BY fhe protxacled, and a tisbes,
alarming iAness of MFs Doagias, who, f0f obvi,
Gus ressooe, has not been peSfnitfed to know the
extent of her husband's real danger. o38s 3 Z
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COLUMBIA MARKET. sisEF4E . :,
APPLES ckEAAEERREEK Wk issi. IST FTER. Isn

sEs pisssars Il Cabins The Attention g
come place e set their supplies, that We ksys to-
cc!ved and OFFER for sale s0 barrels APPLES, OF
let 81 MARR0M SQUASH. and 3 prime article
q q Vermont BUTTER alec, prepared Pos
fEEF and TRIBE. eli ct the lowest prfoes. \ q
P1ense cal and examine for yourselvesef -
no "a MALLARD q nyJVAT
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LOST AID FOUID.

LOST AID FOUND.
Enrin. House. black lace VEIL. The Ssder vii
north. Between q sna 81 At sU No .s:ss
DISTRICT OF coLUMRIA.
4 h.,.h, ..- s;egsf. OF ~ Ws.sgissr oE-rs rs.;
| county, brought before me. a. sstrsy,s -
SsspsissaInk ON his enclosures, darks =
Sse.een y and Is hsnSs sa the vs.sAs'
Given under my haed and ssal. this 18th - =
- p. >. MURPHEY, J. P.
scIibed Muls vii come forward, prove property,
no Is ST. -. 1~ - - sJoHN II. TAYLOR.
s4. .s;i =. Is, sses III, HoEsEs young .na
sS sssss oss, .s hsp,y TAYLOR, ~
" noi1 iT mar she Long Bridge. 'gyrss
I oSTmon Monday night, 7th instant. three fat
- CATTLE; two Of them red steers. and MerH
VIII S'as ssss.s Ma ss sS Sast aca %a,ss
weigh about san ponnds IL tsk.p ~ or found IS
va g. s's A'a ss' s sS5 w W L
no ls 4t' !. 1victusiisr.
BOARDII0. = =
ROARDlNg.5T.e single gentlemen can b 90
vim or TsSsns ysh Ps.! iaEai:hsd Rooms
sy sos stS street, nsst q corner " oiY Ap
RoARpING a desirable front rooms, 1consect I.
18Th 81 between q Ta ssa ss g: Apply ss'
bstseen .sa 6. sss Ia. H. lsss sss,
I lsr1 pleasant and reasonable ROOMS S6r
rent. oc 81 I'm
r. . - IS ss--"s WATCH REPAIRING.
, v,ss,ns: Wsdaiss, and At Home Cards slsssutiy
Tssphes and Ehronometers carefully ressirsd by |
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HANDS LINE ros pu,,xnr,,u,,
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Ineprietorss bai.g determined 70 Reke this III II i
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steam, yoter. q c. kevs been infrud - -vki~S
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eeessrm,ssfsen Of The ProPristors 70 noke Mia
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BJ Lsfe edvtces frpm Havana give .furtb.,
spssaeohss q he extensive plsns that Ia be.p
sssd inec By certain parties ~ Ne ciscnl,fiap
nsfse esnk btlls, forged posssee ssunps. spd
= sosEsa eeFeaesfes * siavs indeut,1essions an
e.er me isiand. A New York engraves hssd made
4 ~ Ne pes ~ hts ist1s, Pslnx ~ psvncut
:. -, seeus Ne discovery ~ ~ ps1Ices Gen.
- - "a = remain In Havaae sensHms afser
he once. Maseezsk spshinel his rem.
. - - vpsgsia gstheriss neay ounces Into
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ARRESTS At CgLrBrkR G. H.-->A telegraphic
despatch ffom Culpepcr Court House, Va, dated
Tuesday afternoon, says: "a number OF pediers
and suspicious characters have been arrested here
Of Late and 1t Is the intention of our citizens to put
all strangerswho cannotgivea satisfactory account
efthemselves In cpnfnement. Public feeling Seems
70 have been highly wrought upon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

1EFA lsfge number q witnesees, ambegtke
Ipelicemsn sPeaFson and kWoodal Of Bai<lmoge,
saa1mons - identity : man aalnsd MONA -
cused Of being implicafed In the Harper's Ferry
outbreak. .AlthouGh he psissner wss seen by the
w:tnesses At the Ferry, none Of them c0uid fden-
tfy him ss being connected wfth the insurrec-
ton. He wss proved 10 have been, while there,
drunfcn bond nothing more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

No Hon. Jacob Smith, late member Of the
es.as Lsgfsl.tase, from New York city, was at
lacked st the stevens House, in that city, ON
Wednssdsy evening, by some political rowdIes,
aad nauewiy escaped with his life, after reeeiv,
Ing serious blew aad two pistol halls in the ke.d
md neck. BE vas immediatcly taken n his ledg-
fass and strong hopes are entertained Of his re-,
eoyery. Ris aid tia. me sssliIants ase known.
but no arrests have been q win be mxde.
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xhe Weekly 0eurs
This v1luahle and populas family Journal, ian
- usual q Metropolitan nsug 40 gossip, and
choice literary residing, h new e our counter
ready fos delivery 10 the public Enbsaced In
ID inossving esnsssss he following articles
Ia sess csIsas--s ss,sisisessss " Baisimors;
8 Hss ~ fks Epprw Nicholas Die; ,zzs Paris
Dssssiels % . cietss lf4sek; 1slsspepAie Lsse-
szse<s; he Wzsis F.sksss Bssissss--diris ~ a
= vie; lssssieas ovaifAstesy; 1As Prise Rssg;e
Captain Jeks Brors ass Easnsr; RseeirisS sxs
Rsfsrss u Ksr York;; Germ Smifk's n sasity;
slHsssssads,s Fssss n SssSsv; Oh ysks .Esessx
asd fossg yoks ,BroDs; T1s Harper's FRY AZ.
fawts Esg5ssd; lLors zHsiv - Japan;
ELsesuss spss fhs IrtsA Rspirai; Religious Issss
isssses; Covsisas, Of BvossssviIs Nosor.sfy; Ffsw
~ 8sadssicb fslmds; 90 -
TRIAL Of CAPT. JoAs y. Geek-kis esnfsssiss, &s .
Close Of fk< Hsrpsy's Ferry Tyiais- seasenss o,
Csss, CsPvss, cePsiasd asd Green, asd remark,
Of ths pysseners;l 9.1sk& - q, Il RAD 4
.sP~tsmossA (ys.) Csrrsspssdnee; Ezeissms., al
xsvlesfows, Va; zrress Of q ssspsessd laser
gear at 1fsnp1is; liarm Morsmsafs m Mary
iasd; 0pwssisss Of fAs Psfsss ONE;
Ia cssSsstsoa Arnorsss; Pokisg Fss ss, En-
s Pvsmpfssss - Gsr1nm<st lfairs; 1xs Pro
posed. Arssse Railroad; From War tAs Esra
siss Of Brosss ard has cs-eeaspiyatsrs ssd Eel.
lsv- Apdsy~s 0rigisatsd; 72e Time Arrived
: Mr.. Edward Bates; The Tti5sss on Bvosss'.
Plot; IAs Rsesss Balsisseys Election; 90.
Dspsvfrs.s Nsvs; Edissrsals; Wsshisgs~ Msss
- - Gsssip; Lses5 IsssISSsssss, }s-, fe.;
: Lao Mess, Jvsigs ed -sesssssis, ty ssaa On,
- sslssyspA; - -. - =
lsswsssiss Psrssssl Issms; $50 Es9 )
Asd svsss variety ef sAoies literary asfielss, Boo
prsss sd psssyy, tse ssmevoss 70 sssssiew. ~ /
This u Just the paper, above all others, for cit
ssns and sRangsrs sojourning In the Nationa
Metrcpolis to send 10 their friends al q distance
Price only Scents per coy, OF 81. Is per annum
Pcslzge prepaid by stamps when 20 arranged.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

GKRxIxAr1os or TRRs SExD---The agricultural
bureau OF the United States Patent Once il con-
stanty In receipt from almost every section Of the
country Of different varieties Of tree seed which,
from the fact Of having lost their terminating
powers when they reach the once, are OF course
useless. As the ONCE Il desirous to HAYS these
seed when they. can be procured In proper con
dition, we would suggest to those persons sending
such, that, with regard to these which survive
only for short time after being exposed or sepa-
rated from the branch, they would pack such In
moss, sand. or other substance which would tend
to supply their nrtriment. They would then be
very acceptable 10 the once .se es1as * =
An APPLICATION FoR Arms AND AMuNrrIox -
At a late hour last night an application was made
by Col. Stuart commanding the Alexandria, Va,
Militia Regiment, on the head Of the Ordnance
Bureau for arms and ammunition to enable the AL
exandrIa companies {mentioned elsewhere in the
star today to perform eficient service In and
around Charlestown, Va. Col. Craig promptly
issaed an order 70 Major Ramsey I'm command Of
the Washington Arsenal} 10 comply with this
regulation. So, ere midnight, 25 Snaps riffs.
80 abses, and = quantity Of amanItioS were duly
sent down . Alexandria by wagon. -
TIE WEAfHER.-Ths following report Of the
weather fog this morning II made from the Morse
Telegraph line 10 the Smithssnian sTnstitution.
THIS time % chservstion b about O'Clock:
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DThs Unilsd Stztes steamer wabash, having
recsivsd orde1 II Gsnoa 70 return home about tie
LIST q Nsvenbsr, Is expected 70 arrive At New
York about TIE soth o. 18th Of December. -
sea IL Mstzerott next door, sends us valuable
Hale pablfeafiea, Just Issued by him, being an
sapaaaafisn plate Of the national pictures on the
refunda Of the Capitol Every visitor to the Cap
: itoa should have copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

=. - ~ n4ve Accounts Of renewed excitemrn
ons.sssown yhginia, growtzy out Of ,rver,.
80 - nenahdsn P~petrsted during ye1te,l
eay. A oespaseh iron Colonel Davis. No -.
eeD1e - - military esF1peemeub e yeGLr,o.
cn9, pnso4 thsseeh ttis city hss svenis~ 4
eesee9 We, Isqnuffng him 70 M .inmsdl
10y rwe eomps1'o q cavalry = chorlssecwn.
= - y sPPssheading gag e inepnalsries
10 n @ppeeed 70 b = vosk istlnz vicinity.
-. - es.Paesh fnrtAes sfz1sd - TIE hans and
sh<n - avs sftissss hsd bsea burned
- ths esksglaph alse infbsns - q 8
- - = : es1s Is.fntsh ~ csplais Dsswl
90 S,.sssss 49, - &c - Assss's.grs~p Ell
- Se1q9eI Dovie- 81 F 6.
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3 s0kOWSSylLLx IAkkN.--C0k1TNAS.I IN PO38Eo--
sIoN or TIE TowHs-The steamship Charles Nor
gan, arrived at New Orleans on the morning Of the
18th inst, from Galveston on the 1lth, brought the
following statement purporting TO have been made
by w. A. Miller In the shape Of an afidayit:
xr,1f > uar ColPus CHxisrT, Nov. Z, 1885, :
2 On the 18th Of October, Cortinas and his band
surrounded the town Of Brownsville. On the 3lst,
Corttnas ordered the barricades to be charged; at
the same time his men made good an entrance
from the yards at the back Of The stores and dwell
ing houses; In q moment his men and ours were
mixed up In . hand 70 hard fight, and In q mo-,
meat more the barbados were forced. After Ave
hours Of hand TO hand fighting, we were forced 70
retreat and succeeded In making our escape 10 the
OTTER side Of the river. Cortinas attacking party
consisted Of about 400 men, and be hiss, III al
probability. 900 men patroling the county TO pre-
vent communication with the city. In all told,
we bad about hfty white men under arms. and
these were aided by $50 Mexicans sent from Mata-
moras Col Manuel Naranco commanded this
force can form no idea Of the number Of men
killed on either side. The cry Of the Mexicans
was :" Death to the Amerieans. No quarter,'
And such was truly the case, as is proven by the
death Of every man Cortinas has taken prisoner
On Tuesday morning Cortinas bad entire posses
sion Of Brownsville. fso.-sr = / 1
A telegraphic dispatch dated New Orleans, the
14th fnst says that the above statement Is contra
dicted by private advices to J. Marks & Co, from
their house at Brownsville, dated Nov at D. m.
The came Letters state that Cortinas had then made
no demonstration -. ~ - - b 800 ~ Z.
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The Csssfifniss. speaking Of the disturbances
ut Brownsville, notes how the opposition papers
Whose vocation itis 70 hnd fault with and censure
every Get Of the Administration, aud who, II they
cannot discover any oct on which they can In
dnlgs their vsnomous criticism, usually imagine
STATE Of things In order 10 base an attack, are
now quite eloquent In their sarcastic comments
on the action Of the Government with fefesencet to
IL recent disturbances At Brownsville, Texas
The cossfis.fsos shown plainly that the Admin
istrstion has done its whole duty In the matter,
promptly and efncientiy, and nothing butts duty.
The Isfsfiigssess quotes from the lately ex-
Pss.ed views Of seaator Brown, az Mississippi,
On the Territorial question, wherein it thinks that
ths Senator has somewhat misjudged the pfuden-
Dial modges, and, IL deubts not, patriotic snten-
tions, eherfshea by the Administrations 2
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y
GAMris KairIAxD. The Cecil Democsst says
sssbia, sanIi.slss ana eshsF game: Spencer are
s.s = sss sss s ssa sss
which are more numerous Tia present yeer dan
Tor many pseviocs years Peasants also are more
PLENTIFUL than we ever knew them to he be fDrc.
Il asrs ds Grace sia upon IL Eli e srn s,s
bflngdne them in, and they appear 70 be yerv raj
and Ans fos p early IN Che Seasos
.H5- Since TIE discovery Of eoisi IN California.
tAss country and the society lsisad 3bons r Ave
sseus - Ss 3, e. =, sss .nsss which
board chip he fruit eTows q rxe ~
dIrection TIE native formerly made A intprf.;
cating liquot, called orange nm, ffom III The
septemb during which Ss tie frs sI nv s Is
seen At once g ths varioSs Stages q bio ming,
green and haif yellow, and ripe fruit,
~ John Mitchell Wfifes ! s<conl ,Iet1., of hss J
series from PaFs = fh lrshnan. NO he
tsnationslistsn cf Ifelan1 10 Is rrsrS,si - -
expects ere long tosee Gthes1ze . IT, Nv Of he
csis sss - yss g - of.Is
sdds = ssssifs 4 Ais ssssSst III sf isse es
~ "a "a - 1880 ess.slns sgrisgto our own
fsloplous sstpe = lsssss<a f1pm our thSse6"
ol 2:eEs e.. -. 81. Lswls 2 Oh ,sf lbs
Levi. = & g. - e ssniss "a Sss. ss
49, sssss;sss j!ss ~ e |. ssssEs:s 8 g
49, - 8 81 ':s's.1 T q IT. 90.
sndddl taksn say II Y fssk.s s : - z
~, s:::!:' i: 3; ~ Sc 81 ;;:s 4;
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20 fxnaado Wood, q New York, has written
4 slsrR e sccepkzace Of the mozart Hall nomans-
asn fos Mayor, In which he declares himsek In
Aves ds-ameag Other things- gsneEal elevatior
e character in those who M the public depart
Sneahs and szcludiag DULLES and rowdies from
pnhlic employment -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

W A number u oncials under the Federal
Administration in Philadelphis were noticed on
Wednesday, that their services were no longer re-
quised Four were removed from the post ONCE
and two from the custom house together with the
mail agent running between Philadelphia and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

MS.1x1 ~ : vAs7s MIR - Nsosors n
-: sis s = 8 fyss, , 9S,sssss:
!; =: s; s sss 80; { ;'|' IS : s'''s
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Ihe uma0 nnu1Ueef men engaged contrasts
stsongly win 6ol4fp2 o. the scheme and the
it'd e the snthozitiee s. bsinaing m
inu 15fce to the spof 1&0on that the outbeeak 80
COO oesc4 2 ~ q ~ small importance 81
At Dt s. - - oetnlh, a. given BY tsl( mi,
onl& INSPIRE vuDGt9 that men should ris ~
coa61der M social condition Of the soufhefk 6tats
thee have e11e - object Of the u1{sutp;
- perceive - ~ danger Of their movslhG Il
this foolish and wicked enterprise. tn iss1s-
gents viii by their fate give warning to an <ho
may dream Of remedving great social evil by an
appeaf 70 armss But the ekate q society which
IL not the less thresteping. vi ben few Papists
PhnnSa ME b1ow1n9 1pol Ne Bn1h1h PssIi aneni
me chances o. suceSss were dsspefste, but the scl
showed that there existed elements Of danger in
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MORE NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
N1 P;J.STEER, NJ KRcHANT TAILOR, No. -
ASS 9TH street, would inform his friends ana =
customers that he has just received another HUd
instalment Of Gentlemen's Goods adapted to w
the season. Tho stock Of desirable. goods -.
ieeinr now very comrete, including AL kinds Of un
der garments: he invites an inspection by all per-
sons who will take the trouble to ea, whether they
fuso sns 81 os ns e wheeler WILSON,. F.,,,
ing Machines on hand. - y. i no is lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

A HUB BANDS. -. -.
a LOT Of assorted HUB BANDS, on consign-
mo no ! 7s-s e ss POI John r. ELvANs 4 co.
w. sHIssaros S.s iiSo4FkkEsiArE INsTI-
81, No 1853 street. !isfi. se.ih Of fhe City Han,
Will be opened on MONtsAY. 2lst inst, By Rev.
Prof NEH.. BROWN. Twenty years eonuected
Nth the leading and Of the country
his pnpis Letters introductory at the school ROOM
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n - - FOR PHTLADELPHIl -
The steameI g. g. Alger, Captain Fenton. vi no.
ceiye freight for the above bort 20 day 1c1oSA
CPD Es 10 -morrcE 70 ssii to-mofrov eve 3Ek&&
f..alsss HYDE & DAVIDSON u
no " H. Wsser street, GeorEetoWs, d. c.
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EHENCH CANDIES oS1tZ "a lFN 81
Il ~ FHox MaIILxzs's. evsNrw Yoax.
ESsisiSsSSiitioEs;s Is; bs6SFEEas q ) SSSSSSf
sSn s. yfs W.,
no l7-sf u. n RfbENo UR. conisstionsr.
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~ suitable for SINAI families or desirable for Of
aes.. They are usually occupied b. Csnrrtssmen
during the session. Apply 90 corner of az street
and Missouri ayenue, il the immediate vicinity Of
the Natlons', Browns, and the Capitol. Terms
nnooereSe. NOT cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

EOR RENT The DWELLING at IN. corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street has just
been put IA complete oder ard viii be- rented 10 q
The location is ccftsiuy one Of the mcsf deslrsb,e
New OH avenue, doors rs east 81 is6 .iiseI ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

TIUION FIRE WOOD MILLS, ~
" 7 p Corner Seresfk street aud Canal,
WARRINGTON, ID. G. 4 =
= ax-xsv4 WO DIV O.OD!. "
split sny length or size, delivered to any part OF the
4 IL = Also, COAL of MI kinds. - -
. - s. : t., = 1McKNEW l. NARROW,
no 10 go - corner 18th st. And CauaI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

IIll II From the London News, Nov. 2. lz..,..es
United States befoeethe slsvefy questionfs softled
Maryland 10 more likely than anyethw plaee ID
be the scene Of 1T under the circnmsances Oh the
prcseuf time. ltist misfortune that The neQroee
should rise and For long Interval there was hope
that the transition from slave 70 free labor might
be accomplished in peaceful and orderly way.
UP to about quarter Of century ago, the uni
yeFsal sapposition was that slavery cenld come to
this wasfhe dread which kept qniet some iasdine
citixens. who, IL they had stirred In time might
have accomplished the revolution In the labor
Will be Immediately put down by DE Fedsfsi and
State forces. This Is 70 be hoped on every account
for the doom Of slavery In the Republic, especially
in the ffontier States and, above ell in Maryland
IS clear and closely impeuding thatesesy breach
pediment and no furtherance 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

S90AKE 2f-. x STREET, OPPOSITE
- fIanklln seusre, between 18th aud i4fh streets.
Ihat very desirable property, No. $50 street, IS
enoye a. scrl bed being q tgo-story brick Dwell
iN5, via water and other convenienoes attached,
Is ior sale on accommodating terms. Also, two
story FrAme Dwelling On south ID street. Island,
Defweon nth and 18th streffs viii be sold cheap
scoommodating ,tsrms The lot il IS BY 100 Get
deee, Inquire Of WM- PETTfBONE, Book Bind
side. -. Unit - no I4-eolm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

4 OST-On the ieth instant, ON New Jersey ave.
II Il nue, between yirGinis avenue and the Columbia
be suitably rewarded by leaving il at sol street
north, between ID and Sd SITS. no e-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18
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Cloth And Velvet Cloaks, Raxlans, and Shawlettes,
at MAXWELL'S Emporium Of "
no ls- cost - Cloaks and Fancy Goods.
STOCK OF STATIONERY AND FANCY
y GOODS FOR SALE The subscriber wlll
sell out his entire stock TO any entsrprsng business
nan % large reduction from prime cost, and let
run OF his stock ~ cost prices BY retaii-the cheap
est lots Of Enyeoles letter, Gap and note Paper in
the country Playing Cards from sax oauts to SS5j
per dog n; Fancy Articies ~ great sscri6cs. :
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-12

SUGAR.. The market was unsettled with sales of
about 400 hlds. at irregular and dropping prices.
MoLAssEs. -. Lower some 1000 bbls sold mostly
at 4ot44lc. for Prime and Choice and 33a39c for
Inferior, ETC., but including few smallots of
Choice at 4la@142c., and 800 half bbls at 44a45c.
U gallon.
FLOUR. Demand fair and prices firm with sales
of some $500 bbls, including HOO at Sc for Super
fine and S. SO for Fine 800 Superine, at -; 500
at Sc; 1924 in six lots, at SO l2a 81 at Sc Is, and
200 Extra at Sc 37a U Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced some 500
sacks, in three lots, at 75c. and 500 White at the
same price. Oats was firm, with sales of about
1900 sacks ST. Louis, in three lots, at 55c and
another lot at the same. In Bran nothing OF any
nome ut was doing.
Provisions. Pork was firm, with sales 260
bbs. Mess, in two lots, at sl7 " bbl. and another
lot at the same price. In Bacon we notice
only retail transactions. In Lard we heard of no
transactions worth reporting.
COFFEE About 22OO bags were sold, including
1912 at llIc., 700 at lllc., and 100 at l24@l2ac
| T9tb.
| INDIA BAGGING We notice a sale of $50 bales
| at 11ic. U yard.
BALE RoPE. Sales $40 coils Machine made at
&c.. 800 at 81 and Friday 1900 alss at Sc. 40 h.
WHISKY. The sales included liz bbls Rectifietl
at 26c. " gallon.
FREIGHTs. We noticed a ship taken for Hayre
at 1tc, for Cotton; for Liverpool without CON
sgnment, at Oiled. and British ship for the latter
port also at 9-l6d.