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ARRIVAL OF THE PoRTsMoUTH,-The U. S.
ship Portsmouth, bearing the broad pennsnt OF
Com. Benz. Cooper, from Madeira, July %, arrived
at New York on the evening of the Sd. The U.
S. ship Decatur, Comr L. Byrne, left Porto Prayo,
Cape de Verds0 and world be absent until Octo-
Der. The U. S. ship Yorktown, Com'r John Mars
ton, was st Madeira July 80. She viii visit the
Canaries, and be at Caps de Verbs in October
The U. S. brig Porpoise, Com'r A. G. Gordon, left
Porto Prayo, May IA, for cruise on the coast of
Africa, and would return in October U. S. brig
cambridge, Com'r A. G. Slaughter, was cruising
among the Windwsrd Islands, and was soon TO
cruise southland, on the coast A very unhealthy
season was apprehended at Madeira. The tOna-
dos had commenced early, and with unusual vio-
lence. Com. Cooper was compelled to return to
the United States an aeeount Of serious illness,
occasiOned by an attack of African fever while
cruising on that unhealthy coast The following
is a list Of the officers on board the PORTSMOUTH
Commodore, Benjamin Cooosr Lie9ss Com e n Dag.
osnte Iiautsnanis b. N. Dove, u Weih Sad Ch4s' r.
| Flemings Feel sureson Wnl, JOhnsQn fuIsef j. U
RtsdiO5d: Assistant Surgeon, w IA hsirs24i fAelhs
hTsser n nj Ramon; Passed h1shipuaht "; S0uhas
/ MtdsSinmsn ID ia Ansns q. z; Gahn9n = Z. JohSse1
fsmTas5essis SecsetaIy, J. Pefi CnaInqdoles C!ek.
1 Thos II No1tisH; BOsiswan, A. SosQn Gians5 Wa
CTug OsrTePsf Asa P7ln'sss sseAs ONai' S'ss''
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NAvAL.-The U. S. store-ship Supply, Lieut..
Cong, Arthur Sinclair, from Rio Jsnero, Al days,
arrived at Norfolk on the morning of the Sd. The
following is list of her officers: Arthur Sinclair,
Lieut.. CONG; J. H. Cooper, Master; R. D, Minor,
w. F. Jones, G. H. Bier, J. D. Langhorne, Passed
Midshipmen; f. X. Kane, Passed Asst. Surgeon /;
John D. Ghiselin, Jr., Acting Purser; Jacob Hun-
ter, Purser's Clerk.
The u. S. sloop-of-war Vandala, Commander
VIM H. Gardner, bound to the Pacific, was lowed
down to Hampton Roads on the morning of the 4th
by the U. S. steamer Engineer. She was to pro-
coed to sea next day, weather permitting.
The U. S. frigste Congress was taken into the
Dry Dock at the Navy Yard, Norfolk, on the 4th,
and is, we ars informed, to undergo thorough
overharling and repairs.
The U, S. brig Perry, store ship Relief, and
steamer Vixen, are undergoing repairs preparatory
to being equipped for sea service.
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RoBBERY BY THE Sioux INDIANS IN Iowa
The Miners Dpbuquel Express of the 22d, says
that official letter has been received by the Sur
veyor General in that place from James II. Marsh,
Deputy Surveyor, stating that while surveying the
/" second correction line - to the Wisconsin River,
being a few miles west of the confluence of the
Lizard and Des MOines rivers, he was met by
eleven armed Sioux Indians, who ordered him to
stop. There being but seven in his party and only
one gun, they were obliged to do SO. Mr. Marsh
explained TO their chief the object of his survey,
who expressed himself satisfied, and the next morn.
ing left, loaded with presents, As soon as he was
gone, the Indians grew inRolent, and seized blan-
kets, provisions, and whatever they could carry,
and made Off The following night they returned
and seized all their horses, nine in number. Mr..
Marsh a. once resolved 10 go 70 the nearest settle
ment (60 miles distant) and get a new outfit and
arms; left five Of the men, and with only one
started The robbery took place July 26th and 9Th
Aug. LIST he was or his way back with a new outfit
and has not since been heard Of Another Sur
veyOr, Geo. Berry, was robbed in May last, on
Cedar River, by the same Indians. They have also
committed serious depIedatiOns the upper sette-
ments of the Des Moines river. The Express COM
plains of the absence of troops, and says that
sparse settlements stretch along from the Missis-
sippi west two hundred miles, TO the Des MONIES,
near the Indian boundary line, and that there are
no troops within three hundred miles.
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COMMERCE OF BosToN.-There were 800 YES
sells arrived at Boston during the month Of August,
Of which number $50 were British. During the
period 1853 vessels cleared for foreign ports of
which 2sS were British. Besides these, 1856 YES
sells, laden with 1924 tons of coal, arrived from
PHILADELPHIA
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VENEzUELA-The news of the defeat and cap
ture of Gen. Paez, and the dispersion of his fol-
lowers, is confirmed in a letter to the New York
Sun, dated Caracas, August II. 1t is stated that
he was not well sustained by his partisans, and
that, being utterly overthrown, he has asked an
amnesty for himself and companions from Mona
gas. The belief that recruits to help Paez were
being raised in the United States, ia probably The
cause of the proceedings by Monagas against
Americans in Venezuela, it being reported that he
has imprisoned several of them. This is another
occasion for Government inquiry.
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FEMALE GAMBLING.-A number of lady board
ers at Saratoga were upon the course the other
day betting with great apparent interest, and it is
said lost considerable sums of money.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. Co.
Office No. "a Gravier street.
Between Camp and ST, Charles SD

Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John :. Allison,
Peter COnrey, JT Maunsel White, VIM. +. Leverich,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Geo. Stfawbidge, henry 8. Buckner.
PETER CONREY, Jr., President Board Of Trustees.
Jo;ep4 Stanton John @ Scout Sea-, Cohen,
VIM M; Goodrich Joshua Baldwin, William II, White,
X.D Goi@Ss2nns MaT45 MaItn' I99n Fem
Edw. Jenner Coke,
ms Company is prepared entertain applications
h Te persons and Negroes atthe Table of Rates estqb-
sng NY ne board which less than the rates charged by
tons 10 residence in the South BY the charter dividends
Of de GeCaed annually and the profits draw interest,
Ums in full
PRESTON w. FARRAR. Vice President
~ WElp3DERBUS5RN NJ d. Medical Board Of
HARMON DOANE, Secretary. E. L. Go0LD. Attorney,
RICHARD BEIN, M. d., No. Tl Magazine street Medical
Examiner Office hours, fol blacks, ~ s6 M do or
applicants at the Office Of the Company daily from 1875 to
O'Clock NJ. He will not examine any at his dwelling
without permit, which can be had on application at the
Office Of the Company. II. g. HEARTT Agent.
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance. members
NewYQrk and London rates Prospectus table Of rates.
and all information as IN Lille Insurance. and all papers
cessaTy to elect Insurance can be mad al the Oee Of the
In odeto accommodate all classes of our citizens young
men and mechanics having families dependent upon them
the Company will allow all persons insunng for life, where
the premium amounts go per annum, to pay
half cash and half in satisfactory endorse note at IL
N. B. The business of this Company confined to LIFE
INsURANCE ONLY. By resolution of the Board no Fire
/ River OF Marine Risls are taken.
| 81 6lffoa hours. An. To " ie4n1
DATES; FRUNEs., LossTERs. SALMON, &c
y sqSa WI, GUSHING, 20 GnyisT st
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DAGUERREOTYPF.
MAqUIREls pAaUnRREorYPn.


NJ would respectfully return thanks liberal patron
j age bestowed % him since rs frst had the honor Of
atiodaoinE the DAGUERREoTYPE mo NowOflsans,
Eve yos sgo during which time ne has aksE more pOtTa
than any other peIbon in the world. His specimens were
srhibed at the Far B cQmpetor with others taken By
the best operator from New York aud be was awarded the
but those taken By himself j. NJ the rubc thei his
portraits viii ooatinue TO De what they always Rave teen
he BKsT. His long experience aAd constant pFbctcs se
he bet Inducements TO pss9n Of Instruction IN the
bssufu ar. Genuine YogtlandeT Cameras 20 per csnt
cheaper aH 69y IN the city a other articles the sans.
Plates ga per dozen coyls No for 90 25guaraptied
40 50: New York CGmeraS al els
GI~ Qrderz from the comfy promptly attended
~ Gntlanes No. CtaP street.
CHARLES LEWIS. W. ARTHUR HILL
LEWIS AND BILL, NM
dTTORTEYS ar l. RW,
HENDERsOE, RuSk County, Texas,
WILL practice in the Supreme and District Courts oI
w the State and will attend To the purchase and sals
Of Lands and the location Of Certificates, in any part of
the state jyl2 1y
!. G. wgBGR. Boot and Shoe Dealer.
Jiaa 29fE5S Camp S4 D5SS % ss
.. c4B5 80 ia AID wy SHOE i ST soiii,
Keeps constantly on hand every thing his ne-incuding
sHOEs-and will sell the Gas Prices share OF
public patronageis respectfully solicited. sp7 ty
sUNDRIES
I ANDING from barks Alabama and Alben-
IL 8 dOz Assorted PICKLES;
=. Tomato KETCHUP;
.. Walnut :.
.. Mushroom
Is Assorted PIE FRUITS;
10 boxes CHOCOLATE, ". Bska'E Mol;
e. Bakers BROMA and COCOA;
doz. LUCIA OIL;
30 For sale by CHAs sTOUGHfON, % Camp st.
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HOLMES & CO.,
Soda and Mineral WINTER Manufacturer

Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
p EsPECFULLY inform the public and their former
IL customers that they have TeHaOUeit to 12o R4YTFR
Street cdRer Qf CGrOndeetwhse they ale prepared to
fOTiers foT in Rail WATER for supply of Steam
boats Hotels Bars and Private Families Expectation
N, B-A Liberal Discount allowed to Groeen and Com
~" s OLA WATER and MEAD fumished in
Fountains a. heretofore, with new and superior DEayinR
AppREatuI, I'd Rpb em
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Made By Thomas Fl. Border. -. Sold 5V R.4LPH& co
No. 10 NEW LEvEE.
THESE Steam Gauges are used on the following
4 steamboats, Ferry. boat Two Brothers, Alex. Scott
AutoGat, Illinois Sultana, Grand Turk Eudora Magnolia
Amarsnth, G. e. Watkins. Eliska, Princess Princess No
Eatchez. New Orleans Mary Folia, Olivia-Tow boats
Mary Kingsand, PhGnix, Swan, Persian, Hercules, and
COnquerOf. sy- By enQung of the Engineers Of these
boats any person be satisfied the practical Of
the Steam Gauge. i43m
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VIE PHBLlC is respectfully informed that the splendid
Baths, recently erected on Exchange Alley, corner
q benyie street, are now in operation The Bath Rooms
for HOT, gold or SHOWER BATHS are well lighted
and ADMIRABLY ventilated, expense having been spared
BY the proprietor to make them complete in all their details
The propTetoT Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
is now erecting Bath Rooms on CONT STREET. near
the corner of DAUPHIN on the SIC formerly k1o,vn sS
the NepOuiy Baths, which, when completed Will excel in
magncenoe my establishment of the kind now in this etv
and where HOT, COLD, SHOWER, VAPOR AMI
MEDlCATE0 BATHS can be had at all times from
O'clock A. M ull ~ clock P. Hot Cold or Shower
Bath, Twsnty.Fiy Cents iy90 An
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EsTAETisHITsNr

HHHE UndeISignedis constantly manufacturing and has
tOrsalea yeTy superior article Of lNEGAR, eR==EA
which he will gusFg nice to improve by age, and ts
viii deliver it, lres Of charges, in any part OF Wv
the city or Lafayette at the following reduced Sak
nCes to ulttetines, viz Butts 60 gallons 90 5O Barrels
30 gelOus t2; Barrels 40 gallons, csntS gallon. A bs
ral discount made 10 wholesale ougtOmSrS.
E$ line lr0pped in the POsotfce will be pnnOtGGly
Lttended to- Lap9 til JOHN h. WEBB,
and Charity HOspita
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Third District Court.


!. ~. For Clerk-WIILlAEIP P. BEDIOCK, Clerk Of
ten. Election November 5. 1879. apla
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STOVES. STOVES STOVES
TTVHE PUBLIC are particularly invited 10 call and see
4 the WESTERN All TIC II T and my own ID
COOKING STOVE, which are pronounced by all -
who have used them, to be the grsstest i'm 49,
pEOvemeDt made on the Cooking Stove [T1gW
The above Stoves are very simple and much more !S
easy managed than the common Premium yet as many
persons viii them who have not been accustomed to the
of Cooking Stove It may he necessary give few
general Instructions to the cO0ktO which purpose ave
got Book of Directions, in pamphlet form at my store
From long and practical experience in the Stove Bus
ness have no hesitation in prcnOuncng the Western Air
Tight and my own Stove the most convenient and
Economical articles offered TO the unblc.
M II. DEVEREUX. 20 TehouuitOulas A.
NIB Also large assortment Of Cooking Stoves of diff
feTsnt natteTrs and Hall Stoves; ATight Stoves; Fsnk
liz Stoves large and small size Cannon SIOvas Pyramid
Stoves Hau Stoves for wood OF coal and general asso
eu30 M, II, d,
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LUZENBERG HOSPITAL,

NUREMBERG HOSPITAL,
Situated on the Pontchartrain Railroad.
TNHE above Hospital for the last fourteen years underline
4 skilfu and attentive management of the late Dr. -
G. Gutenberg, is open under the care OF DT. j. A
RHODES, for tile reception of patients. AA
Terms 0f .4dWiSsiOn-
In the Upper Wards-Ons Dollar per day.
In Private Wards-frOm Two to Thee Dollars per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged as extra;
Within the large enclosure is an INSANE HOSPITAL,
devoted only to the treatment of those afflicted with insanity
separate and distinct building for Small Pox and
other contagious disc ases
For further particulars apply to Dr. w. IRVINE At the
hOsplta OTto Dr. J. RHODES, q ROyalst. el4Bm
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SMITH & BRoyHERI.

81 COMMON STREET,
lave received large additions TO their stock of INDIA
H RUBBER GOODS. These Goods aIs OF the best
manqtactnTe, and warranted to stand all extremes Of
weather s. X Is: would call the particular attention OF
CaioTnans to their Bottles Caneens and Water Buckets
manufactured. with special reference to the many dry
PLACES and ard deserts between the Rio Gande and the
Gold Dlggl1s; Air Beds, which weigh only II pounds;
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING of ali kinds; Wading
Boots LeRgings etc India Rubber Blankets Pillows stc
etc. AEO-TENTS, TENT-CLOTHS, Saddles Brides
Rtia StrrunH. SunTs. etc.. etc. at 50 Common ST. ml5
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GROCERIES, ETC.
NAilLLlAM l.. GUSHING, Commission Merchant,
REFINED sUGARs-ieaf, Powdered and Crushed, Of
WOOsey,s Stewards Lowering and Orleans Rsiineries.
CHOCOL aTE-lSO boxes Of Sweet Chocolate; also Ba-
PICKLES, PRESERVES, etc--lOO boxes gallons halves
and quarts Pickles; Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
Ketchup; Pepper Sauce Assorted Preserves and Jelies.
SPERM D1L--ln casks and bbls., pnrs and bleached.
WHALE, SOLAR and Ell EPHAHT OILS-lh barrels,
pure and besched.
SWEET OIL4-1OO baskets. pints and quarts
BUTTER-St. Louis and Cincinnati packing.
CHAMP G NE-Of various qualities.
TOBACCOlI0 boxes Myers's superior and other brands,
various qualities.
CIGARS-1O0 coo Common Cigars.
LAhlBERT'S PRESERVES-30 boxes Lambert's Vicks.
burg Pea hes, preserved in superior order.
OTARD BRANDY-l0 halEpipes
r Ii. GODDARD BRANDH-6 halfp'pes.
"A Madeira NlNE-4Q quarter casks, various qualities.
PORT WiNE-28 quarter casks, pure juice
GIN, BRANDY, RUM, etc.-Al kinds Of common and
superior qualities; also, Neutral Spirits; NewE1gland
Rum; Jamaica Rum: Irish, Scotch and Old Whiskies;
Anisette; Curacao; GuignOet; Absynth COTdials and
LiquOTs Of all kinds.
FOR NIA-Hemetically sealed Lobsten and
Salmon. in and ib cans.
MUSTA RD--Thorntpn & Gunsted's Louisville, Ky, in
n, half and quarter cans
CRAEBERRIES-50 packages halves and quarters.
TEAs-lmperal, GunPOwdeT, HysOn, etc. IN halEchess,
and IL ID boxes and Canlsteus.
SOAP-Castile, Boston and Cincinnati.
WINE Beans FTunes Dates CuTTants, Sheed Almonds,
MackeTe and Salmon in kits and hakts ClRget Ground
Spices of all kinds, ure Powder Pepper Aspice Cloves
StOughtOn Bitte Painted Tubs, Underwood and George
Mers Lemon Syrups, Table Salt, CitrOn, macaTOni, Yer
ION Irvine, WashbOards, Nest Boxes aud Buckets, Ale
Porter aud Brown Stout, Cuba Cigars, Playing Cards Nut
megs, Sage, Indigo, LgzengeA, Barrel Covers, Malaga
Vine CoTks, Backing Small BTcOms, etc. etc.
N. B. Orders from The country for goods in my lire
cash. au23f
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EEs' For Clerk.-HENRY b. KELLY is a candidate
LOT Clerk oil the Second District Court he election 70 be held in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ar6te
ES Thomas o. Poole the present Clerk of the Second
District Court Candidate reelection, the Election the
sth Of November next, and will be supported By the
apS VOTERS OF THE PARISH or CRLEANS.
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NOpennber Glertior. !. 0an6i0ates
For sheriff


~ For sherif-Col. RoBT. M. McAT.7IN :,
Sheriff of oIsans ~ bse; - & Is
Of Wing CONVENTION. aa29 FILLMORE RANGERS.
M Est EfET Z c G5fssss Rfs.s
s9suing election in November aezt-subect ths ac W5g
~ For sheria;;7-JQHN L. LEWIS. Sheriff of the
oTsp oi S Az i05 Is-efG,ion % the ~ day Of
~ 9tyed ts s u''' Of 6 2'' will + sege biz
For ASSESSOR:
- e. For WELLS one Of he
pepaiVe DI,n at The election 70 be held on the Sd o. No
Streets Rom The River to Johnson street. = SIC
a sfseaSS9 1Fcs Eds Creseea Please
Dcl ai be Election il Noyem6sT next lis ProsqonIyag
and sing landed property 90 ennoni. evident sneniy
Eou4 g9 o5m Che duty an sssnt and impartial viii
as District extends from the middle of Benjamin Estts and
thence doNn The Cena to the Lale. aui7
For Assssssorf a. sJI iss tditOrs Please al,
Of State Assessor Third Representative District Of NewOr
aaao' '' ',--s s''-''''' sohE paopEpTy-HoLDERs.
sii5 Fer AssossSE pARLINS is Can
District Iepi'
For Collector:
3 oa n S0 e. 0 I. ca asas,: EOg are az
State Taxes of the Filst District. -.
THACKER Candidate Collector ste Taxes Of he Firsi
District. He will be supported BY
su0 NUMEROUS FRIENDs
~ For ColIector-JOHN H. BURROUGHS. the
present Collector STATE Taxes the First Representative M
ic Candidate for reelection the 5th Of EoT. y3O
GR- For Oollector.-We are authorized to announce
JOHN C. TAYLOR Candidate for Tax Collector First
Representative District If he City Of NswOEsanE. y27
a." For OoIeotor.-T. B. EARTT is a Candidate
for Collector Of State Taxes for the Thd Representative Disrict
comprised between Canal AID Julia Streets and the
wo9ds and respectfully socs the people the
ensuing Election in November, 1919, au7
~ For Collector,The undersigned (the pieseu. Col
otcr respectfully Ecis the SURFACES people general
election, to be he1 November next o.e Of STATE Tar
Collector for the Third Representative District A. W SCALES
N B. The District is embraced between Canal Julia streets
the Mississippi River and The Metalrie Ridge Bs
E9- For State Tax Collector W5s9rS Elites g.
Phase announce ANDRES MERRIAM CandJate for he
office OF State Tax Collector for the Third Representative District
Orleans The District il embraced between Canal and Julia 81
Stl November jyl4 MANY VOTERS
q, EoT 0oIleCtoE. = Hessrs. Gators Please IN.
nounee THOMAS MtkEON, the present incumbent Canddste
Tor ne ONCE Of Collector Of State Taxes for the Fourth Representa-
comprised within Canal and St Louis streets Mississippi River
and the Meae Road. al
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NNIIILlIlL TOOUN,
m We have on hand large assOrt. C~sSS<-SN
k3afsA ment of al Finds of fssgklE E-El9
A42S India Rubber Goods, .lTT5sES Is Nh
suitable for persons going to aEs42sAzA=2J
California such as Beds, Pillows, Blankets Leggius
ClOas Pouches Water Tanks and BOTTLES Drinking Cnos
Bags, India Rubber Cloth, and Tents. T'
A complete stock of SADnLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS. at Wholesale and Retail at the lowest market
prices 6+ Country Merchants and Sadd.e can be sun
piled with every article in our line " Orders put up
with care ]. A. HORTON & co,
au7 d&W So Common st., and IL Canal st,
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~ For Col ector.-yMessrs. Editors: You are an
thoed j. 81. DAILY Candidate for Coeeso 81
State Taxes Of the Fust District.
au20 WFAUGH A ~
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
NFR ORLEANS.

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1s
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TOOTH-ACFE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. hlENSLNG'S
ELEXLk, o. no charge. S3Y- ONCE
JARONDELET STREET, I'd door below GirOd ct.
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~ For CLERK, - Eds Crescent: Please annOunt
JAhES HOPKINS as Candidate for Clerk of the Fourth D
INST Court the ensuing election to be held h Of EoIembe
leo MANY VOTERS,
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Second DistrIct Court:

B5Y- Fer ClerE--We arc authorized to announce Mf,
ALFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate Ie-elsction ece
q Clerk of the First District Court the ensuing election
ueNt, amin
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sY- For Clerk.-SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate
for Clerk Fifth Court, the Election be held
the 5h Of November and will be supported By ,orps
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TNHE 8ubscDef mas constantly on hand good assOTt.
l ment of Pr ANO FORTES, from the g--l-.,,
best manulaetnies in the United States W.
also, GUITARS. FLUTES, ACCOR.B M ~ sE-H
DEONS, VIpLIkS etc. etc SHEEFB X VI
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments
constantly received as s0OE published He would
spectfuy inform bis friends the friends Of Mr. Chas Horst
and the public that he has made arrsngement with Nj
Charles HOTs take charge of tue Musical Department
his store and both solicit continuance Of the many tavon
which they have heretofore received - =
% I'm Il. A. TYLER, 80 Camp 81.
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EsY@ For Clerk.-ESs. CTsSeeRt. You will please say
that TAEO LEWIS Candidate for the office Clerk The
frs; District Court the election the Of November s49
my3 THE PEOPLE
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TTNHE subscriber has OPENED a IUMBER YARD at the
4 corner Of Magazine and GirOd streets for YaaOo Cy-
press Lumber and invites Builders and Others TO give him
call He is connected with large Milling Establish
ment YazOg City and will take dszs and fill them q.
short time and for moderate prices. lie will be receiving
shipments OF Lumber mOnhly, if not otteneI, and viii
make a suitable deduction in price for Lumber delivered
the Levee He wishes lease a suitable lot for
Yard on TchOupit0ulss Magazine, Camp, Pgania St.
Charles SITS. S. I'm J. X. RICHARDS.
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
T'HE Subscribers have now on hero large and well
Il selected assortment of CARRlAGGS, &9sEH u
sad are constantly receiving from the best
Northern Manufactures, every style and tSef4@ss~F5N
variety. Purchasers would do vel to give ~ SE--
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~ For Qonstable.-Pleass snnounos in your joums
VIM SaEARER candidate for Constable Of the Third bis
;rict, Psrh Of Orleans. [apetsl MANY FRIENDS.
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GF- For Justice of the Peace-Please announce J.
l. WINTER as Candidate Tor Second Justice Peace.
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DENTISTRY, &c.


DR.. hENSING, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING rstgned TO The city OF New orleans from his
u tour in the North end East, is prepared sn
to perform all operations appeTtaning 70 the *
TEETH and hiss become acquainted WithQ PY1sS3HyN
the best mode Of operating approx ed By the 41-lF
College Of Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Nd. Hs pnge
operations in proportion to uit the times sl6