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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-05


CouRT House REpAIRs.-Under the
supervision Of Mr.. VIM. p. Strickland
carpenter, the Court House is under
going extensive. aud we have no doubt.
very judicious repairs. The door in the
west end will be closed, the stairs will
be moved into the fire proof building
behind the sherili's office, with an out.
side az we'll as an inside entrance; the
old stairway will be torn down; the
present bar, which is raised above the
other parts of the house, will be demol.
ished, and seats, gradually rising. will
be placed back where the floor is now
low; bukhead will be placed around
the door; besides other alterations.
FlsE BRlcKs.-The brick yard OF the
North East Manufacturing Company,
winch has been some time desolate is
about TO be occupied again by new,
vigorous and wealthy firm, composed of
David and Samuel Reeves, Charles H.
and George Abbott and John Griffin,
who are owners of extensive lion W orks
in Pa. They use themselves 100000
fire bricks in year, and intend to make
large quantities. They will commence
operations about the lst of April, under
the zane title as the old company, and
the works will be under the manage
ment Of Nj. Isaac Derr.
ARRESTED ON Suspicion. Sun.
day morning last, William and David
Ferguson, brothers, were committed tc
the Eliton Jail, on suspicion of having
killed John Boulder, whom we men.
toned last week as having been burnt
to death. An examination OF their case
was held on Tuesday, which resulted II
their prompt discharge, no grounds o
suspicion, whatever, appearing agalns
them. There appears to be no doub
that Boulder set himself on fire Will,
intoxicated. Shippers, the other mar
who was badly burned, is likely to re
cover.
The FISHERIES. few years age
there were as many as sixty herrln!
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The Snip CANAL.-Another bill for a
rev canal, passed the lower House OF
the Delaware Legislature few DAYS aga
Nv a vote of 90 to !; but was t;ef-ated in
the Senate on Thursday, by vote of
TO 4--the same which defe ated the las,
bill.
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1HTIUH NtIlHTTS, IUU = y .5TU
Leaving balance of $780, and all this with
Out any support from Elklon
Now let US figure up the Stock north Of Elk
ton, taking the liberty TO put down initials, and
when The money is wanted call on"Asa.' As
we must have IL directors let US look for II
Slnnl lLluLS L., .l. C ll,,
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D-Hon. J. 4. Pearca viii acc+p,
orr thanks for copy OF his late able
speech on the Texas debt.
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THE CECIL W HIG.
March g, IS53.

SETTLING UP.--We are Irvine - effect, sell
t,em.nt nj the business Of The CrcH lt'hig-
much oil which il in rather loose condition 49,
10 - n given point. 40 that We ms know how
"" g,snl with the worlt We shall therefore
call On Vhosa who take the pnprr. or njyer1,~e
with Va. o. fast rs We can. from time ru time,
Tor the purpose ofO seltlemen, h! note or olrr.
wise, y,
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INE FREDEElCk ENAMIEEK. IF feHerIck
Schley Esq, has purchased the share Of
the late David Schley in this excellent
paper. which hereafter will be publish.
cd By Schley Il Halter, maintaining as
iormeriy the Nhig doctrines in politics.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-05
For The Cecil Wing.
The PLANK Read TO Fair Etili.
4TH DIST, CkCIL Co. }
March 2nd 1853. {

Mn. En1ToR:--In answer to your reuues, in
The Wing OF last week send the following for
your readers TO examine and speculate on. ho-
ping at the same time that others will commu-
nicale their ideas on the subject. Taking it,
for granted that charter can be had for the
object IN view. l.. G. Plank Road from Elkton
10 the Pennsylvania line---say of mile north
OF Fair Hill. proceed 10 estimate as follows.
taking pat Of The routc--irom Eikton to Cher
ry ILL., about lnilcS--as basis
lie! the plank be feet long, and 4 inches
thick. each mile will require lOS,9GO ieet; the
miles Ga, $40 #.
This at Sl2 per thousand is $S.ll0
Grading and laying plank. 1890
Building Two toll houses and gates, 1000
Making in round numbers for miles, Sll 600
from Elkton 10 Cherry Hill.
Now propose to show how it will pay the
stockholders for the expenditure. basng my
calculations on the teams now on the road and
surprising half the hauling will answer on a
plank road. Pleasant Garden Iron Works in
Pa, have now daily 70 head on mules and hor-
seq on the TOAD, and sometimes "a; will pay in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-08

SUNDRIES-
- ChAMPAGNE-s 50 basket. Grape Lea, Pin's sod qrsrs
MuNUN5AHE "A WfilokN-sO b0ls. Winchester
PALE AND BROWN sHGRRY-so qr. eks. and hhds.;
CORD Ass assorted;
CiGARS-+00JtQ various brands:
DEMlJOHNS-l, !, ) and & lions French
BOTrLES-lS0 groce Porter and Aacera- For sale oy -
WUlFF, IS Canr suseH
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Friday Morning, July 2 1853.
COTroN-Therc was a good inquiry yesterday, though
factors asking very fun prices and the sales EN-
bTaced about 1900 bales We still quote
NEW oPLgA's CLASSIFICATION.
Interior 615G0 "a Midlling Fair 01lA
Ordinary .,,...,. stiiD Fair............. %
NiIiling. ......, 9ltMl0t4 Good Fsir....... 10
Good Middling IL 6Dllt4 Good and Fine. "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand SEPT /. 1852 $50. $500 1874
Received since. ...,..l654 81 GAIL
yesterday. l52=l 655o29 o0O--C9 All
i66l56 s8,l6i
yesterday ooo-i5g7 is9 I53-5252o
Stock on hand not clearqd...... 67o72 s56i5
ToBACCo-we heard Of $50 hhds taken as follow
24s hhd 5zic l2e hhds; 1873 at 81 and at St geo
hhds at hhis at &c and 20 hhis Mason County
odd also at G. y ID.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-sales confined to small lots
former prices
fLoUR-sales 100 bbs, including 300 St Louis in
three lots, at 81 7o9s4 % 100 Extra at S. TO- SO
So 25, $50 at s. As and 3l5 Sour at SO IS p Dbl
GRAIN-Corn was steady with sales of 5000 sacks Of
which $50 Nike in two lots at s. 1870 four lots 60
$50 White at 62 and $50 in three four lots 63: ?
bu,hel OF Oats 1900 sacks st Louis sold at 80. =
bushel and Of Bran 300 sacks at SOC ? 100 lbs
pRoVIsIoNs-We noticed only retail sales Of PORK at
Slj Is Dbl for Mess. OF Bacon a casks Sides sold at
= and n small lot Of Shoulders at 8: p ID 81 Lard was
firm and lot Of 200 kegs Prime taken at AZ ? H.
CoFFEE-The demand good and about $500 bag-
Rio were disposed Of as follow 100 at 625 at S..
l04j at So $50 at s7s aud 200 Skmminga at 10 H.
BAGGlNG-e0 pieces Kentucky sold at l3:
WlITSKY-We noticed only retail transactions at %.
3 gallon for Rectifed
FRElGHTS-The only engagement that heard Of
shipment Of 1900 bales Cotton for Liverpool at it'd
EXCHANGE-Dcmand very limited. We quote:
Sterling Observation-Disclosures. los 6l0q
ms Ia
New York sxtyday Bills lARl}4 z ct. disc.
Sight Checks New York ........ "a p ct disc to rar
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slOARDING. - very handsomely furnished
HOTEL and RESTAU- .

prsoThis establishment. familiarity known the sfSlE
public, will be opened THIS MORNING, Monday November
~ The house ss thoroughly repaired sud newly furnished
4
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FRANl LAhEFe Frank Con
nelyu 10 CsmmAk sguirrs W,-l3 DO Oakley kius29
tndn Wright William. Scos do Payne Haruson- Cudiv
Safe 700 de ug,r, Foley hyery92 sacks
SAu les "a bs "A h do Curry
orier-TOa rotou IA bals.
WILL AMSroRTPer Bella II bale cotton L
Les sbs noase Person-l0 do AHgu.ta Thbsutl
bpls cv sugar MNtnRrSef dcSss do Curk-s Do bone
black ! do pelches Payne Harrison.
ATIAhAPASPer steamer Fitser Miller as Md. sugar Iuin
&soiS do DeBauc7 DO IS hbs moases wool Bel loco
sunlres O order. !
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Pcr Jean webre bhs moa..es
ilArt Crenshaw7 tales Laprrre
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A strictly orthodox old gentleman in Massa-
chusetts, returning home Sunday afternoon
from church, began to extol to his son the mer-
its Of the sermon g have heard, Frank, .
said he, cone Of the most delightful sermons
ever delivered before n Christian society. 1t
carried me to the gates Of Heaven" well, |
think" replied Frank, you had better have
lodged in, for you will never get another such
n,l,a
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" ANTED TO HIRE-A first rate Washer
aea lssR eoo'sd pTsfsrr-d hrpJ At he a.
1
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5T'l1T0'-11 I0Te0 SAL t0I WbItN1y
HANANfF.r hrs Seale u -4ses -. q bt,
.~e"ntst5 s7i Il ' 70 A. Wiser 40 .Iess abao
81 'a u ruo Jr 3dN DgnugV4 % . Fei1-l
T." efntnd"T CorIeF4 30" Do i4i MosFo Never,
NANNY 81 q do do RecHpi &co. do Allison aroI7
ta.ra ttgaras kco--l2 uIs ts F DE- Fueues.
MARSE ILES-Pet lark Arinucs: trrg p','r,cd wines and
-rus's e. J Avrt.
bRAZOS ST JAGO-Pers Leipgr: 1900 hides bnles
skins II b4gs wool TO order.
ToBAsco-rer 'atr Constans 5000 sfcs bat,
I
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UNDRIES-
- MALAGA WINE and Dry 50 pkgs qrs and sishhs
1NDtGo--Cafaceas and Manila;
CLAREI IN CASES-40U superior For sale by
apis Z. J. HART h CO. ~ Tehoupiteulas ssrees
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SUNDRIES-
~ COISAC bRANDY-Siaat P0utney Brandy, half
and qu.stsrs ard egatts, for sale bond;
CLAREIl!uo eariols qualities pints and quartz;
sTElNWEtS-5 cases;
SAUTERNE- cases,
pEALlJOiINS-One, two, three and I've gallosa;
Cl,iAR>-ioc00o yar,ous brands;
RE WHSki-i0 hU Old Roanoke. For sale by
APPS S. WOLFF. ss Camp
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Es- Editors of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM CASTELL Of CLERK
Of HE THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of NEW OALEASs. nhla
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Es- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
eanae for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT cOrRI Or " w
ORLEANS. FRANCIS souSEY. mhs
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Igs- THOMAS c. Poole is n candidate fo
CLERK Of THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mLs "a
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HATS, BOOTS. SHOE
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HENRY PARSONS, IS Camp-E-
4 street PIANO FOR ito yxj
NuNNS CLARK, CHI kEhl Nc and PLLltL'I III n "
These celebrated buIltera acknowledged by
all at all alugined with the busne uryapi
Themselves, and dspt all doubt he ruho
respectfully invited To call and Is Tun rpar
lug dom carefully and With d. atrb. tgS
EllAN0S AND HARPS -KUSTNER, .Ne,is
II MANUFACTURES OF PIANOS AND HARPs, MfsE
No. 32s Camp the Orphan um, beg leave Al&
the public thst he will HE Of
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HART and ali kinds Must
cal Instruments the shortest notice. ly
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ELECTION NOTICES.

ED~ J. @. PoNDExTER, Superintendent Of
The Po-toes candidate for CLERK
N TtiE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs -
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Es.- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
mhl
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E1> WILLIAM p. BEDLoCK for CGER8 Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT that
DIL
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EB- We are authorized to announce Colone
Charles A. LABUZAN CAndifats CLERK TfllFI
DISTRICT COURT ~hsteyr Court the may cha
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1sE> SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election first Moo.
Ia in next, f.tl
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1.is~ joins ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
or Tue SECOND DISTRICT COrRT nLls
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%s> THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reelection
nuhg
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KEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CiTY.
Thursday Evening July :, 1858. 7
There is but little animation apparent in the market
and scarcely any change in prices with fair supply Of
stock -ae
-PRiCES-
BEEF CATTLE (WeStern) .......,.,.6 G7lst z b net
(Choice) ...,.......... -Gs . 4 tb net
- (Attakapas Texas 5ad5las q ID net
Hoes i4d5slc = ID net
SHEEP (West"rn) .............S 25tDs . 2 head
tChocr) ........,.,...S oOGs - = head
MmcH Cows. ,...............S25 GOA S65 90 = head
CALVES ANb AEAhLN"S........S 750S - 2 head
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DAILY CRESCENT.

| of silk fabrics, such as vest patterns, necker-
chiefs ladies dresses, etc, Of tasty figure and
excellent quality. On inquiry, we find that the
person who has charge of these goods is q Qua
ker gentleman Of the name Of Jones-or Friend
jones' as he is Familiarity called Hell mem
Der Of the firm Of Wilson Jones, which COIN
pany have established a silk mandatory Mt
Newport, in Kentucky, opposite Cincinnati
| This establishment contains about five looms
and 100 spindies, and thus furnishes encourage
ment to the culture Of silk in that region The
mulberry can be raised in any quantity in Ohio
Kentucky and Tennessee, and the raw silk is
pronounced by good judges equal to any pro-
duced IN countries bordering on the Mediter-
rancan. Boston journal.
! EXTRAORDINARY INCIDENT IN BLRLiN-A most
strange incident which might have led to the
most fatal consequences, occurred, as generally
asserted, Mt the palace. Prince and Princess
Frederick Wliinm Of llesse, in honor of whose
marriage the splendid court ball was given on
Monday last, had not long dismissed their at
tendants and retired to rest, after the fete, ere
they were awakened or startled by the appear
ance of an individual, who, sword in hand, drew
aside the curtains at the foot of their cou IN,
stared for moment and then hastily withdrew.
The alarm Of the young Princess at this appa-
rltion, which might have called to mind the
legend Of " The White Lady under new form,
may well be conceived, but the Prince regard
arr,oI ,,'nr D, -;ia VI a't'hpl'ns W SgNe ah
srran,, - e., VI No oi''Inaiy uuiihs,
49,, - 90 ttI' 'He 'lu u
colIs ~ wy y ms
,'iIu .iIe IA ppI on
, ~ 10 on' VI 'iie
sixty, who in war time are mounted, and serve
as confidential messengers, attached to head
4. g.. .. -u,..,.o,-- .,...-.-.c
in tbo oIao ht o "i'o a'a Nv IG.y ~
~ ,j,o H. 49, oi;aoa,t - %
ncosaa donlioad to o,of,,,,t e., lie ;n.rns;Sn
la. 80, - 49, - ~ e. - '-' ,
sa;,,s ~ i,.It ,1 -.'5 ai ia
,raasnn no. ioaIa2ai ,Lat liz oi,, ot;no -
- oA'! -+oeIee ""'
~, i 80 ~ Dt'''' VIZ va eii
LI ~ - u 49, u, ,e !, w.. ~
Dr. wa ~ 1ai ''.I .iavt Go0', a. tne
70 I tIa cn,,,,,a,n,t or,,horitfoa ~,
tIa rIIn,gng -, h, ,,a,sitod i; - s.nta,ot
oIl,o, ,Lat ~ y +a,,i,J -, - e.. ~ pniao
ot - ~ H., IT, I'll ~. -
rt+aj ~. ,tfnao. Laj ,, iaa,, 1917
ro,tfng (,,,t tLc raa.t av+ra'rora,t ba1t',ai
notion con1d bovo ur,,oJ tta 80 ta aotaf
Eiy So donsros h, 7nse1f ord nttor. M oa
as +atnf 1,a,t - Iii ~ :, o ~
IN dnra, rs. '''' ,pa ie,ireI
,., car, answer H. IL co,i,,. rpariir ~
ros,,on, lo,oc' ~ tta Nnrn;r,, Thror;ccia
.l7
Stxrt.r ,trrtrs ,,t,. ,rf,r E>.,,ttyt, T.vo,.,,l.
8. Your lnnguage . saiJ - learned rLiIoioais, IN
raakino of Fnali.h die tho ,nost MI ;i9ga,ti
cal aui vet 10 most ,,r,ctinaI IN tba MI
And M ,yon,lori II i. not a r,,ra torrne ,ybicI
was GRADUALLY devslonnI IVA singln roca from
the earliest dawn If lociaty bnt : cor1nonnd l@
many elements. hurried ~ y randy odvancing
civilization inn, life ami b1ing
>. Forci,ncrs an Lccn,nirs, /, oo,,oir,o oil
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Ess- T. ~ BERTE, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk of the
Co1it candidate CLEREstliP d the sAd sEcoTp
DISTRICT COURT VII Court tn be changed
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GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss 80
NJ Tbs 3imei and popular ltansT retreat generally "a
through the S0.t7,ru Clgurg
Ms ELIZABETH PRADAT b. PRADAT
a4 mile village VI Biloxi, Will be opened
q the June d the
The GREEN OAKS 10 well kunsn coed extended aoce
E-I4lly
Increasing The natural advantages comma She
The Lake aud hs
New rau Nnbl,s aud the rounding c0uatry
Winter
i5pa The BAR ard BILLIARD ROOMS thorough.
lifted up and saul BOATS Will he ell
vice ., Il sig q CHARGE also CLAkET at u utr
CARRIAGES Aad HORSES be Ir-d
II al Ion the erbatei BRASS BAND u Ntwtrlesn engaged
BALL. be E1sctad twice week
Visitors uarE ~ the GtEEN OAKS requested
Captains the aur ~AO Ill land h the
TIE Hotel.
TERMS,
Ter fle ~
Per
~ Children and S, wants bal price mt2l Sl
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ICE! ICE!--J. STAFFORD s. Co. Wholesale and
Rt, Da ICE No. Ia Eyssn FisIds otpos
fontchaso Railroad Urpot lower side; No lss Oh L7ss
II
street street, Trhnuritoss stree AL LDv--
ice Houses Harmony
riot. '"Ns
UCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
j lat NAV, WI SEY % Carr uh!s
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Ma- WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
.tAiI- Of Justice. Election, Monday No
v-nih naI
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sseosn JgsrlsE's covAr pr. P.DuRgL M.KIus tLguRY
PAEtsH - uElEAss. NJ, 1859.
pY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to

} Pr.an- l3
JOHN TOuSANa Erife feet iroh- gh. ~ We ne old "A
hss the upper P. be supposed be M
ISAAC tts 5et inches year. Old. Says lie
bcioggs TO Nj Plan hud.
LAt RIA, GIT nu'attn, high u
the mouth and nu o. .ritrye. S,y 10
The Ilease empty with The ,u ting them
JONATHAN WORRALL. Warden.
NalsLlIlnans. Ja. : -. Ianaa
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I ELL CHENEY SPRlNGS-lhe undersigned
sSepeeiGly informs the PLe that they purchas-i THE
Was Place have II improve
the
tie Pine Woods, ush Lanty, thirty North
nTrUlEas, b
miles North Bayou Chot fhs
qrlv and has n many which
beyond ttr reach Of Ordinary remedies The Bath supplied By
VIVA Ca at riding sport the hunter, and the
lake, Mite ZENITH, with depth twenty situated three
bal! from The springs auuuuts Irnl' and other hs
pack Of Hounds for nuutrg aud Boats ntug al b. furnished
to me lt l AID Liquors which the New Orleans
market afford w be- KEEP: u'An hhud. Coaches glways
be Orecsfs aud Washington number
to the Spn G9oi Muse viii be and Sails
gratis. Hunting Horse Vehicles
a- ~ tle Lake Will b. kept trr hire 1nemeu fond Of hunting
should bring their FISHING Tackle purchased the
spIuss Visitors received r lei Mag Let November.
TERMS OF BOARD
bY i.s MOI vs. ~
Per Dtr
Cbildrynand sery# hall price.
Ho-s,
eps DAIGLE pEAUCHAMF.
sgOARDlNG.-A very handsomely furnished
y ROO Inc Seyni Floor . desirable
LIE ts Dis bad
Gentleman and his N'v, addressing F. r. p this
renee ArF -rsi,if ueorsslry. uh7
a RCADE HOTEL, r. s. MORSE. Pro- <-,4s
a rrisyor.Ths shnrn, familiarity 5f6lE
public, viii be opened THIS MORNING, Monday
~ The house AZ thoroughly repaired sud newly furnished
q
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EE COMFORTABLE,

| SEVERAL handsome Front Rooms with @
- obtained by application a. No III
Also Rooms Board for Single ientnen " !
Biar,op the r-lsnnahe mh?s SIN
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Esf5- FEED. J ROBERTS is n Candidate fo
CONSTABLE Of THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Elretor
November next. I,t ID
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALE.


SHERIFF'S SALE
FouHrn DrarR,cr WILLIAM GRAYsoS VS. HIS CRED.
o. SEwOgLk.>s. IIORs AND THE CREDITORS Or
GRAisON 81 LCM.. mo s5Is
EpT WRITE Of an order of colo randarad
Il IJs - ON. Ity A. H., - - 80 y.
- July y iI'' 70 oy W re We Fourth li.fiet
ur OF Hr"}'''t VA ne ABOVE emitted ntV T. VIII proceed to
~ At Pih hn IT, on e premises No - b@ehus street on MON
~ JI ~ 1920 a. - eh r. W. oT heco M o. The creditors o.
sad nso vs ne st,,, n r,,p,,,rt-o,
Tie schedule t Court copy Of Which viii produced The
time aud Ct sale
y sa1a By 2. 's in' WI" p saI2 RES E A 'f1qt,
VI i s6cd Of Parish Of Orleans ami sgBig,
SUERIFFiS SALE
- . 4. 49, 80 :, az y.
FouhTH Dl,TEieT C9uh1 MILAN A. Mcclure Va, + Ora
NV UELkANH tA1l son. No 652i JOAN Nc
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Wv U.T1ANSI JIT' v ~
'sNlE BUSINESS heretofore conducted by
rHH i-rsS'cI 100 t.s gtlrr t-r otG g. BpGEHT
oo.taavi ier me- stsi- AID nm BoGERT, VII
.. MS d CO. g. c HO"IGT,
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DROUGHT to the First District Police o.
I'D Prison ~
BAPIis rE ~ 4st inches h-F, about IL years cid "a
SAYS he belongs Iu II l. NJ
RAPHAEL, slack let inches III gh, about war a.
rFer IL. and bres he Landry
p3ualH suyilr
ALMA NDER, mulao mel. high about ID wears ali
lie belongs to Mr. Bouilch.
Fh4 viii pcstr comply with law respec ing them.
JONATHAN WORRALL, WARDEN.
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FOR SALE.
6'oFFEE. HOUSE FOR SALE - On ac- a.
~ ' eG5S & o u, S e3' 5 b '.S s l
D're s''ah i'5t sue two Ths,+ rood as sed
ic9s ayy at the Of Mara. aod streets be~er nad
CYPRESS AND ASH TIMBER FOR SALE
# R4 q 'l% s "a = T., 9, j., pyi G'. ar M
IN 20 ''''' THOMAS i T. .s wrH s co.,
FOR SALE at Biloxi, Miss.-The resi- fa
denee ot the late Philip Gsger, ard the HOTEL a
nfR r y 2d rsr'4 on The spot a. public auction
Is.ssoe tt.rt s.b, The talarc' t~eye roa'b
not. e pred by ard enforcement ad barrg
JIM I'm. 1e.ts9en,,ry E,e,l'or.
ENoR SALE-To close concern @ =
No ns he A,.k stsif 'sf' g n ros1 -
Fac aSoqs B. az 1 ,ssusa r s T ,raie II o be
''lt s In i'Sf sPgy Is Ss''a
EoR sALE-Landing ex schooner SINCE
''' 1000 coo s ssss. l 2RASsgs'
Cit rt1 Afs5 3oi. },c '1 F'.:2 Beef
EoR SALE The light draught ~
- price and terms, which viii be Ibsr4i sIgy
TENEXAS LAND-5O, 900 acres, Immediately
Ton @ atr Enlft.' T fs na sr.s Ii
a,yg6 aq5 rtRsoI S pe y 5''t
EOR sALE-Fifteen fine HORSES, ~
several -nii Carnage Hose. no!et e, ;,l. SPEED
lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE-Between
y q and ~ likely VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA Ne
a. oas. seM .a c5dl s' w.L. l ca s ttd
Some No, Mechanics, s,cksmts, cspcn.e ayes etc.
DO we" give the 'h.' @i BazH$ P'Snasaf .iss
sps between cargaiget and Baronae streets
WHITE PINE LUMBER-About IL 600
w fes best Whit Pine Lumber, clear from knots and well
isy.. hori w. NARsHFEin 4 re. ! TRiri nr
EOR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS a
EEE ad Of .Iss @ gt S S s. c9f . R
FOUR LOTS Of the ground ornsi by Poyds NJ
E. Church, routing Gu Poydras street.
ONE LOT on ST. AJpe and Magdsep 81.
Said lot has large Frame Building suitable carpenter saop
2 2No OTIS . ssf ~ Canal 6, .s?
e l9qatrso JAMES @Rif[ITsGG co ..,.......
EOR sALE.--A double frame House and IN
a. LOT % $. lanes Ires. ST. ohn baptist AMI Re- "a
so9s rets m tstst The has our rooms ,ri cabinets
~ os aqadFs5 1T eP ng BIZ T. 40 aey ao house has
from s II P' At VENT & 1876 g65 D% f ,rq. fE a,
EARM FOR SALE Containing 896 g;s
lee. 4 good s or { S9 aS ] q 80 s ais S4l
.,, . wi be i g eassd for ,T}n o
DARK FOR SALE--A fast sailing IN
- Bark Of $50 Tons register 200 barrels capacity twelve
months old eonrsr aE sed llt OF oak and yruc7 pine
~ Frssr afPy 6oGERT Co. CAM i, an.
EoR SALE The hulk of steamer s.:, A..
BADEN o.. ting At q. datDoat landing, First
d-ess F''4'-' Nf}wsL H. CO. IL pass' o''s-1
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NOTICES

JACKSON RIFLES, ATTENTIONt-Lh
80 le4 hrebv a.1.4rrl u.t "a "a
ST NbAY MuKNlN,,, JAY H. IuIu j. ,e III VI
Apoy Cs iiN', Huarisr. LrltC. II lOEND. go .-- 90.