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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08
EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN, NITHERS & CO.

w ASHINGToN. IL. T.. A;
HtHE undersigned respectfully announce thi.
u they have formed co-parfnefsbip Is transael
general Banking and Exchange business ii his
city, under the firm of SELDEN, WITHERS Al
CO., aud are prepared to deal in /.
FSreign and D0aestic Er6iaagss, Ting Bills. Igrs.
rlsSsory NoiSs. Cer III Deposife, LstIers III
Credit, Bank Notes asd CON. isAY
We undertake. 10 make collections and promptls
to remit the proceeds to any designed point whit
or without The Union. FIII
Mr. WILLiAM SEtDES, member Of the firm! and
for many years past, the Treasurer Of ne URiiai
ia1es will give hiseareful personal attention q an
financial business which we may Be employed Ia
any ofthe Departments Of the Govern
ment.
The business which our employers may REQUIRE
US 10 transact will be conducted with fidelity and
promptitude, and upon the most reasonable terms
WILLIAM SELDEN. I III
Lac Ttensnrer offie q. S.
JOHN WITHERS, IL.
R.W.. LATHAM, i;
- Of Washington. D. d, 4
L. P. BAYNE,
~ Of BalIimefe, Nd.
@ ele ~ r.s ~ ls50.-d i,
usual. price, As We va E1Iaasaishavs some splsn9
Z October 20 1853. -, .Mia IS
ITINE0AR.-If ysp xsps ps,e eide. 49, 4, !. :.
! ra s 1Ehis HlDEN0vki
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The Valley Of Virginia Fire
AND I'll
Marine Insurance Company;

IlW issus Policies on an Kinds Of Property, gerehal.
disc, &c, at far end equitable rates.
Capital 100, 1000. with power to increase he
same 10 100000. Y;
HfHE attention OF the eitizens Of Virginia i es.
pecially inVited 70 This Company a. House
ihSlilulions based upon ample capital and kuaraD-
teed bv the best of references and conducted oil tie
siIictesi principles Of equity insficp and eeanSms
HOME WINCHESTER va. =
JOS 81 CARSON. PJcadeht.
g. S. FUNK Seeretarvl8
o. F. BRESEE, AciGa,p
DIREdroEs
los S. Carson Wm.L L. Clark.
James P. Rieleyr James II. Bu1geks.
Lloyd Logan, ~ W. Richardson, +.
JohnEkerr.
B. w. HERBERT &
Agent for Jefferson County.
! August 4, is53-ly.
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StabIeF,s biarrh na CnrdiaI

Is Telsaat s.ixsu-p, eolnPo1rdeti aeEeemaal via
the rifles Il PhaTriary, cl Iherapgulie aeeats. leg
known and eelehsaed lor ielr Jfiar etc.,, =
Curing DiAERHls8 & sinsrIafeel tons OF s,ape -
ten. Ia rs 100, il GiLlss Ha4sa4 and r7l-ec !,
healthy condition 81 ihe LIVER. this .epoti-- ~,
cause Al Tie same line that i our, t.e dlsesse
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Cash Tor Negroes.

I AM DESTROYS 10 purchase 4 l.r.. g
4 NEGROES for the Southern msri $3.50 50 q
' women boys. girls and families. for :.usn,
Persons having Slaves =. -, Pliee 50, "
please inform me persona,ic - &. VII >y II
al Winchester whirb viii ,s-. 4. ~ . le.ser
attention; or 3. ma NJ r.sl p.glps 80
No. 2i2 WestPrat, stfeet R.l,;r s'fss g. Il
ELIJAH McDOvEr rs
Agentfov Ri M q. vi n GO,
winchester, September 4, 1851. -. $50 -
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Fresh Graeerles.

FtHE undersigned respectfully announces to his
2. friends atd the public generally. thai he Is
soriEing and opening general assortment
,ouetnsvars. 6e., 10 yhich l'---'f'
roel'i I. Il sncME
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-08

? eorh1entiy FecoinneEt4t 10 iavsIiss. Is m
= sz,fassed y any known preparation Cor the
e.iIe o. se,as rssess. and plhar Forms OF 1Eaaon
.etJs 4,l9Aef.s iAiAf4e. CFutp, doHssmFfsA ID All
SD stasr, aud Tor fhe ysif "a I'D Patient esea II
Aivanced STA zts Of that FafsI bisesje
u combines, In seieutisc rniEner re-ij@s IN lo6r
esieemfd value VITA others Of rsTe recent aisasTsry
ard besides rs ss5Anraad id qnaIiIes Acts Though
the skin gently, and viii. rrcss s.ccr. for iA ests
Of This EAlss 81 diseases
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II sale By % ~ 5fs 5,s ans loe 4
Tunt e 1853. ~ = 0noWN.
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1858.
Take Notice. A.
Notice.

RACON4-pr D.eu1 g,s.s7 - =. q.
y 1aas r. + BROWN
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shower Baths and Bathing Tubs.

During the Summer months may De found al this
Establishment good assortment OF Shower Baths.
Bathing Tubs, Boston. Boats, Hip Baths FVeE
Tubs, &c, &C. which win be finished 10 the neat
est possible style and sold arp irofe prices.
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Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

cAarles.Own, May 10 is5a-s s1''i =
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1853. TAX NOTICE,

July d 1855
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
Rihe Shooting

notice In the Neworleans Crescent of February a.
paragraph written by DR.. Graham, of Harrodsburg Ky,
In relation to Rifle Shooting II was rather an indirect
challenge to me las my the only one mention
ed and an invitation to all the marksmeu in the world
to come to Harrodsburg KY and test the relative skill in
rife shooting between him and them
Mr. Graham proposes to give gold medal to the marks
man who will beat him in shooting hand rifle match
and if that inducement not sufficient he guarantees
bet be had from dollar to ten thousand dollars
that he CDR. Grabam) beat any man in the world
shooting rifle ofhand. Now, accept tho proposition
as to the gold medal and for much of the ten thousand
dollars as have the ability to at the time of shoot
ing As It usually takes long talk to settle the prelim
nares between rifle shooters being the challenged par
ty las 1t is so underStood and wishing to put the matter
IN an answerabe shape will propose time distance and
number Of shots to be made in the match supposing Mr.
Graham so intended The offer of the gold medal seems
to be with the view to call all the improvements skill
and science connected with the manipulation of the rife
1t therefore expected that both parties will bring to
their aid all the modern improvements which skill and
science combined have made the rifle the wonderful in
strumsnt II is, in the hands of a skilful msrksman
Hence the necessity Of trial long distance and
large number Of shots therefore propose to shoot OIL
hand forty consecutive shots three hundred yardsthe
shots all to be made in day and measured by what
termed string measurethe shooting be done between
the first and fifteenth of November next l will rive
thirty days notice before the particular day set for the
shooting.
Inasmuch as DR.. Graham has some apprehensions of
iron braces, iron rods gunstcks leather straps some
other extraneous support IN holding the rifle will pro.
pose that the customs of the different Rife Clubs and the
rules Of standard works upon the manipulation the rife
settle the matter upon that point.
would refer to the treatise of Mr. John r. Chapman
OF Central Newyork this subject which think is enc
OF the best works Of the Kind presented to the pub
lie and aSaht aoi iAs. Was e0Bsui;ea o5s ~ Hssks
sAsn' sss the ssgs ssiss Assa sla aeSs gfssssa bs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
amussmrnts gtts Ebfntna.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE Tho comedy OF the LOVE CHASE the
petit comedy Of the MORNING CALL entitled the
ARTFUL poDGER.
pLACpEs VARIETIES Tho farce CAPITAL MATCH The
trial from the MERCHANT VENICE Dance the COM
sdy of thu YOUNG COUPLE and the the TooDLEs
COMMERCIAL BALL...wA sTATUARY.
DAN RCE's HPPoDRoME Charles street opposite Psrlido
DAN RIcE's MUSEUM, Nc. Ior St. Charles street
tF- See Advertisements on third nara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
rKLE0RAPHED 10 THE CRESCENT.
~ the Soutbtn Linz.
FURTHER By THE AFRICA.
Austria and Hungary,

-
Austria and Hungary.
NEwYoRK March IA.
Such Is the alarm Of the Austrian authorities in Hun
gary that the garisons materially strengthened and
kept constantly under arms.
The Hungarian who recently attempted to assassinate
the Emperor Of Austria Is the husband Of woman who
ogged by the authorities in Pesh about three wears
ago. He had since medtated revenge upon the EN-
peror himself.
Russia
The Cologne Gazette states that Russia has rejected the
proered arbitration in the Turkish difficulties and that
is inevitable,
MIR. Fillmore's Visit South.
WASHINGTON, March H.
Mr. Fillmore viii not leave Washington until the close
Of the week owing to the continued illness Of his wife
Senatorial Proceedings.
wAsmSoroN March IA.
The Senate occupied in the discussion of the Central
American Treaty question, and Mr. Mason is to-day
plying to the speech of Mr. Clayton
Mr. James has submitted documents relative to alleged
outrages upon American citizens in Cuba.
Government Officers for Texas.
| WASHINGTON, March H.
editor Of the Galveston Civilian for Collector of the port
shal for that District
New York Cotton Market.
NEw YoRx, Monday Evening, March IA.
The Afrca's news has had depressing effect on the
Cotton market here and the sales to-day reached
barely 200 bales 1t is impossible give accurate quota
tons.
Incendiarisu.
New YORK, March IA.
The Bridge at Cohoes near Albany and the Saratoga
Railroad bridge has been destroyed by hre the work Of
incendisres.
sp TIC National ltnf.
California Steamer
NEw YoRx, March Is.
The steamer Uncle Sam has arrived from Aspiuwall,
bringing 100000 freight and 100000 in the
hands Of the passengers There are now five millions of
dollars the way from San Francisco to the Atlantic
ports She brings dates from San francisco to the 10th
February which have probably been anticipated in New
Orleans The steamers Ohio and Cherokee at Aspn
wall on the 4th inst.
Destructive Fire
- LOUISVILLE March H.
The smoke-house and bulking house of Jackson Ows-
ley Co.'S packing establishment took FIRE last night and
destroyed with most of their contents The loss Is
stated at S75000 nearly all Of which insured here
aud in New Orleans.
Ohio River-Steamboats.
PIrTsBuReH March IA.
The river here is falling with eight feet six inches water
in the channel
LOUISVILLE, March IA.
The river here is falling, with feet nine inches
in the canal The following steamboats, have arrived from
New Orleans; The Persia, the r. J. Ward the Indiana,
and the Washington City and the following have de-
parted for that place: The General Scott the Europa
the Empress, the Elephant and the General Lafayette
Steamboats, Passing.
VIcKsBURc. March Is.
The following steamboats, have passed here since last
evening Bound for New orleans-Harry Hill, at IL last
night Gulnare, at 1880 this morning; New Orleans at
this morning; America, at this morning A. L. Shot
we'll at sthis morning Natchez at - noon Frank Ly
on at this afternoon Grand Tower at this afternoon
Southern Belle, at 1850 this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

furnished to the judges and inspectors at
eral elections was referred to the Finance Committee
petition from citsens on Common street complaining
OF nuisance from tho opening Of sluces from the St.
Charles Hotel was referred to the Police Committee
Numerous petitious from private individuals were read
and referred, after which the Board adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
I'll Great Rs,dssoen,enf!

ts- THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD will te given to any
who will produce tinse where FEVER REM
EDY has produced injurious Consequences
with Qunne; the like paid n any mineral sub
be found this Remedy the GREAT MAGICAL CURE
for all Feverp.
Read the following from persons who well known:
Cot. MISoR-Dear Sir Summer Fall was engaged IN
making syees Louisiana and had large Of my
employ very large number were suffering from ehs and Fever
sns Ts eS ~ ne common kTswn rsmsdss gave ann
temporary really distressing zee The POOR fellows a
Ms Fssa Ra s Hs s 4VI s's AT . yGT
1sfs like perfect charm Il. effects aPpsat.d like magic than
hands were At .se5 work and j. no instance d4 4
NJ Berry, June 9. 1864. JOHN GREEN
Col MsoR-. In answer to your as 70 nv opaon
beg R. i aIy two s1s
paa q s Brown ieSa.on. 'GS s M sIsnsSa
Mde e i b ss very s2ge. ss IN ~ a Of testing s
re frequently bad ands 70 come in from the plantation with the
e two hours they would be in line Precipitation then locked upon
tried Your Msicns or several wsHen on The plantation who ul
been and IRREGULAR for years soon after commencing the
men naying used Medicine in variety a
sell other have ever sd end oS IT,
respectfully Me Brown, Johnsou a Co.. Camp street.
the well known Bankers statement Of their
manager, Mr., Jones.
cheapest Medicine TO be had
W. B. MINOR.
LOUISIANA, March, 1854 a
bod Cough for twelve mouths Twohis OF the time
as. temporaTy relief o sHo time oay was wRop, S
, ans
school WITH Minor Rsnsu sos s 80 tsosS would wsn 10
@ %9s dollar s1 and s % ysss
used found myself and w6ea
result AgTe, Palma have no, hal
5su sape M ya bHt f and M ou
never be without tbs great and neyer-sing remedy
s All hi. genuine pu, bottles with the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

persons in giving challenges there would be less talking
and more shooting. HoRAcE Il. DntIcx
S. Louis, March l, 1853.
p. ST. hope DIR. Graham will have apprehension.
that the challenge he has given will any unpleasant
feelings between myself aud him; ON the contrary am
pleased to have opportunity of testing relative skill
in handling the rifle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.-Maroh s

ARCADE t Folly r / cra.a, > ,vh;,o IT ro,.x
NFi,Ewater, Cathcart Psckuer St L0uis Carson chi.
Meyer TEXAS IT Berry Owen, Scott Moore,
Mrt;rsw him. ~ ~ u IS an. ~ a ous'on
Mages, Drake Plman, II ii Fielder ii Rsborn q Raton
q Conev u NJ amaze "a and son. xanao and son Powell
NJ d, New Orleans. '' sa' ''''S' l. ii0us"'
CITY IA Harrington, W Storms. Ala, w n Calm w r. Sail,
p css p9g s6ss Dr. seha Valentine. ALey
Scott, Flower lady and servant NJ Wiser. L Hebert II
.Sus, IA r.s'sr' Nd; w Ball, Milton,
Jackson J;aios AZ ca: r B osSinsr r 49, y, eH ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
Cas'pefisty Gsd Mating.
2. MALLARD & CO.,

7. MALLARD 4 CO.,
81 ROYAL STREET,
sy- balance OF their CARPETING AT IMPORTING
PRICES consisting part Of ADMINISTER VELVET TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS, THREEPLY, INGRAM SCOTCH AND VENETIAN
CARPETINGi RUGS, MATS, BINDING THREAD WOODEN AND
LINEN DuGGETs, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS WINDOW
BLINDS, CURTAINS, CoRNIcEs, LOOPS, etc.
SIX HUNDRED PIECES WHITE, RED CHECKED AND FANCY
MATTTING, URNGTuRE LOOKING GLASSES, sEvREs CHINA
PORCELAIN, slLV Err LATED WARE, CUTLERY PAPER
CHE, LAQuE LACE MUSLIN AND BOBBINET CURTAINS BRO
cATILLAs DAMAsKs, PRINTED HASTINGS, etc.
lg NorEAs Mr.. MALLARD will Europe on the gsth
inst all orders for FutHuIe carstng Looking Glasses China Ware
Cutlery Silver Ware Bonze must be handed previous
da NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

An AFrRAr.At Browns Hotel, at Washington, on the
9TH inst ARRAY occurred sequel to the previous
rencontres An encounter took place at the dinner table
between Ben McCulloch the noted Texas Ranger and
Mr.. West lawyer from New Mexico The latter nsuted
the former and finally threw glass of water in his face
whereupon McCulosh knocked West down with a tum-
bier broke quantity of plates his head and beat
him with chair until he severely but not danger
.,,s,,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

bAzk or BAzTuRE PPoPERrY.-The following Batture
property vas sold yesterday BY Messrs J. A. Beard Il
nay, Auctioneers:
1he corner Of Poydras street, between Ora
visf. Fulton and New Levee streets, sold
gss lots IN same SQUARE averaged each
SeA5e ............................ 6,350
Eight lots in square bounded by New Le- '''''
wee Fulton, Poydras and Lafayette sts.,
4ssss 10 il square bounded b. Neville $3.50 $4,000
yes Fulton, b. Joseph and North Mar
No sss d saosss q set bounded b. New OU '000
Lsvees Fulton North Market and belord
~ ssses Or isist bounded By Front Is- '''0 '00
yss tulto., pelord and Triangle Build
zhs "a bounded By Canal, Common, Full low
xtep snd Front streets, sold for. 9loO
~ oerner lot ON Common street, between
E4son and Front streets, ............ I,7O0
~ ecsnsr lot ON Grayier, between Com
mon Fulton and Front streets, for. -. 1o,4Oo
seven lots In same square, bounded by Full
tor Front, Common and Grayier streets,
s.s ~ 49, 80, $50 eo0o es,.oo
streets, sold for ...,............ 1900
~ Poydras, Fulton and Front Streets
rt sold ior ls2oo
0savier, Poydyas, Fulton and Front sts
,,., ~, : ..'''.'..'.''.,''.' ...ee loslso
- sszssts, sold for. ::......,. 80. l67oo
sqssEs, sold for. .......... $500
Poydras, lafayette, FULTON and Front
49,, !. ,.....,,. 49,. -.... ll,sso
NJ s.ssss. :eld 70: 5000
z1.s.sa iot. i AN. square, bounded BY ''O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

1xs INFANT DsusrsER-This juvenile prodigy, and he
rally wondsrfuly bright intelligent and gifted little
s.ow WI b with u for few days more He will beat
arum q the Union Hall Fourth District) and at Nine
saawehs Third Datrict) and then he viii return to
terrain our citissnu 0A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
NJ II rFNFf1'N y
JARVIS & WOOpMAN.
CORNER Of COMMON AND MAGAZINE STREETS
DEALERS IN
nREEC AMI MEDIrIN


DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
FRENCH, ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN CHEMICALS,
PAINTS AND OILS, WINDOW GLASS, YARStsIIEs, DYE
sTUFFs, PERI uMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES TRussEs,
FLAVoRING EXTRACTS, PURE ESSENTIAL OILS,
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, LEMON SYRUP,
YEAST POWDERS, PATENT MEDICINES,
SHAKERS HERBS SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS;
together with every article usually comprised in IL, Drug
gst hysician, and
EVERY ARTICLE or MEDICINE WANTED ON A PLANTATION
neat Hud Al OF whh have selected
with much personal and purchased direct from the manufacturers
their agents in this e7gny aud Egsop slricy
pure Of the BEST QUALITY.
manufacturers QUINfNE
TO be constantly supplied eman PAAiier freueh
and American Manufacturers, which will Be sold ohe reasonable
NH iqtqp S. JARVIS =. o. o. WOODNAS stw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

~" Eds. Crescent: Please announce THos
H. LEWIS, Of opeousas candidate for SUPREME JUDGE FOR
THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
mills dsWts. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
CU Nr Camp Street.~6N OU
POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS.

"NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
RowAss MopERs FRKsoH wnLARD's HisroRY ISL
READER; STATES.
SYLLABAIEE GugRssKYs HlsroRY Uni
Gals; TED sTATEsi
Cosngy,s E,eIrsu RANNAp, EMERsoN's American
BrIffoSs, Ftpsr Lessons ~ Fx ARrndErc, PsTts and
GRANNAR ~ N' A''1Arh''
,..o,.., r., -. 7, - MoRsKs School GEOGRAPHY;
MASpEvI ELS SERIES OIL .ti,,
NAAAs' saTrHs oLSES's, MIroHElL's and
eoopohs eLns HISTORY % GoonRIoH'ss cHooL
IHE UNITED STATES PIEE's, sMtLsY's, DAyGEs's, PER-
o"Ehs StRks OF kKApkfs KISS and other ARIrHMKI,s
SS1rn's ARrIHaErIc;
~ An extensive assortment Of STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS in every department of Literature
Science and AIT together with every variety STATIONERY
general
mhl6 2t2pltw For sale J. B. STEEL. go Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT-D. r. Carroll as.
George Conelly. Plaintiff sued agent of Glendy
Burke (seamboat for freight Defendant refused to pay
the ground that two bales of cotton of the original
shipment per bill of adng not delivered with the
balance brought to this market by another boat
subsequent time, and sold account of defendant
consgnee when cotton at less rates in the market
Defendant therefore, claimed difference in value between
time Of due delivery and actual delivery ETC. Judgment
for defendant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
To Druggists, PAyssctans and

TO Druggists, PAysictans and
ANTERS.
tb The subscribers Druggists Physicians and Plano
scarefally sslsesd stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
which they viii quaypure unadutsra
ted in all Their facilities importing foreign Drug. Chem
calls AMI thor extensive arrangements with the American
tuTe such that they enabled sell
at the time their their genunene They
have also On hand, Of their PREPARATION assortment
SELECT PURE DRUGS,
POWDER neatly done qs0r half pound bottesenh
bottle ia enclosed box to exclude the light
been taken to have these powders prepared from the selected dr
and such preserve the
without injury They have also great variety
uAeuea Preparations manufactured put specially tei
They will at all times prepared furnish with cunns
JARVIS g. WO0DMAN
lnQnH Z,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

INrosrAEr eALEs or PaorERrr.-Ths balance Of this
ysFS ~ 1t the Batturen win be sold this day at Il
Gsesk ennnsing 1t Lot No. ], forming the corner Of
ooA rul1en and Front streets autographs plans car
= ohsainsd on application ii the once Of j. A. Beard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
rnExEs's cIIARIrAsLE ASSOCIATION,

bAzx or BAETuRE ProPrRrr-The following Batture
property vas sold yesterday by Messrs. ]. A. Beard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16
Pure Medicines.

TNFe sHediCthG5.
I5 While tho achievement Of Development
onew compounds skl procstsoa
to almost chemical preparation in pharmacy little
has been paid to the purity mode OF preparing the Old
lard Medicines.
We would particularly call tho attention OF the Aposheaty PLys
elan and Planter 10 carefully selected
POWDERED DRUGS,
which be relied strictly Of the very quality
each article subject the scrutiny rejecting all that doa
not accord with the official Standard they then reduced the
most degree Of hnenss compatible with their physical properties and
chemical constituents
POWDERED IPECAC,
We have prepared solely OF the active coating Of tho root
fully separated from the ne0us parts from ali other
consequently much superior 70 that usually sold.
POWDERED RHUBARB,
We have prepared from The Rhubsib which cued
l eareevery being broken detect any
The life Of the patient well The repntsoh Of tho
Physician depends mach upon tho prompt the Msdhes
them with pure snd superior dngs will be folly appreciated.
Topreserv the powders nom being injured the air aH moisture
they put Mp white gasa uniform Style containing
and "a d each, and stamped JARVIS 4 WOODWARD PURE
MEDICINES" each bottle paper exclude ght,
These intended extra" high priced articles tie Heg
sive Of physans prescriptions but Tor be sold
in quantity uniform price, equally low the quality
Of ae proearcd and furnished here from any tho Northern
markets. II Prepared BY
A ID I O., III n n II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

RECORDERS Court, SECOND DTsTRIcT.-Coun-
tel Gold Dus-Phip Runkel yesterday deposed before
Recorder Genos that he keeps variety store No "a
Royal street. and that the 18th instant named
Israel Levy to his store and offered to sell to him
quantity of metal which he represented to be gold dust
Opponent believing the metal to be gold and Levys
offering to take onehaf ii should sell for in merchandise
and the balance cash. gave him the sum of twelve dol
lars and merchandise worth the amount making tho
sum Of dollars the amount of the pretended
gold Having since been informed that said metal was
galvanized and worthless deponent charged the accused
with swindng Levy sent for trial before the First
District Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

Isaac TODD was yesterday tried in this Court,
for charge of larceny, and found guilty
Clement Kartzmeyer, tried for an assault
with dangerous weapon the person of Isaac Holiness
was acquitted.
John Montague alias John McTigne alias
Johnny Sticks plead guilty to charge of larceny,