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Tyler c5uniica asking aeGiGea u .e &c; ihc'-
nor ling lie Wet Union Turnpike Crmmany.
BY Sir. 1IALLonyA memorial OF tic Norfolk Draw
Br,tse Cumpany asking for the privilege Of erecting q
bridge on the Southern branch nf Elizabeth River.
Bf Mir Crmas-A petition from citizens OF MononRalia
county ssLing appropriation to finish the Wire Sus
~ MIR. HolpES-A petitioa of sundry citizens Of The
county OF Harrison asking for the Incorporation Of joint
stock copuuy on the and three ith5 principle To con
sruc, turnpike road from Jane Levin the county OF Levi,
~ Tho mout of Kipchelle creek, in Harrison county
thence up the right oil sad creek to nerscct lie salem
and Harrisonvic turnpike road al some suitable ana CON
yenienl point u or near he head ol GrccneIler
By Nh PATalcK-A petition OF A. +. Clark, ASKING On
amendment TO the charter OF The Coal River and kana"ha
Company ,,o,,
for the incorporation Of joint stock company 10 constflc
"a Turnpike Road from New Brownsville In Monongaila
ounty 10 the Maryland and Ohio Turnpike Ia the county
E Marion the Stale TO take three hfths OF the stock
Un motion of Mr.. TAYLOR of Loudoun the House 40.
I'd
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NOR RENTING large bk residence "a
Broad anl Marshall streets occupied by Dr. Hid
Edward C. Fisher Possession the ls January R
ISL Rent sRj per annum. Apryts
TOLER COOK, Agents.
RLACk CASSI?iERE PAsTS.-I have received !
- lenul Co.'S Express another lot Of fine black
Pants, aud also another supply oI black Cass Vests
HENRY SIitrER,
Dec Q Corner Main u nd l4th strceia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-09

There was slight splitting Of snow for a few moments
yesterday morning.
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APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS Bf THE PRESIDENT,
BY AND WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT TUE SENATE
John y. Mason Of Virginia, 10 DO envoy extraordinary
aud miasto penipotentary at the court of hi Imperial
majesty Emperor of the French.
Thos H Seymour of Connecticut 10 be envoy extraordt.
nary and minister plenipo,ooay The of his mpe
rial m,jssy The Emperor Of all the Russians
Robt. 81 McLane of Maryland TO be commsslo1 sr TO the
empire Of China.
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NjInGINIA-a hoie@ n he Crks unes o. ,ssj
i,noy f;,r Of IIto.er. he 7iit dty OF
Jane J. BAR AID Lhii'e' = flfs:
deceased
again,i s,,,.,. ,,j :, ral Li, WIFI Nancy Litis
EVIL. Iitrpase and Mary Liuepage hncre~
k, NJ John Carer Ltlenaee, the elder, abd Of 49,
mienase AID william LePage palIes unkhSrn the county
I'll nf this suit -de OF Iiac OF dtu ~ 81. srrss
aiming about hundred and t"eny,d theIs.
r iy.on proceeds OF sale among shtf thai
m anu an having been made and FLED "a sarah
John fIobson - Stra,;on, h ss Of The OF
i Of :h state The Wiam iaepas
Iobn I:lfpage. Richard Litte IN obscn and -
% nnroUn il Is orLered tie =aid Io , OF John Carter
STATION and sarah wie and the epage do appear
Richard Lepage and ",a rules day the hfs
Of The said Court on me 70 protect ,elf
Interest in this sui Cory-Teaew N o. WINSTON CLERK
Dec 9-cuiw n n W. ARD,
e. me- a,tI OF August, my man h1 ns feet o.
ISAS A" black negro ABOUT ~ ,Is IN walking
nS deSs sss probably on tet 10
% Of $40 delivered 70 me OF sio
aiI 20 that | get hihi again. W. DAVID HAEcoCh
iakcn in the county Sept. ~-eT'
KEswIcx p U Aioe'n''''
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a pROCIAMA1IDN.
INFORMATION having been received hy h- iIefntVs 10
Paul Mullins the comfy -ii'aS murdered by Wal
TER H. EVANS tn. 9th OF Ot'1hrr aS' anu ihi lhe ~ j
Evans as fed jus therefore. 90 hereby ouer Re~a
hundred dollars T.s,a or persons VINO 'a arcs
said deliver him the Ja' "i i"aS county snn
do require offers OF t!J C"noh"eah clvi ADD
,iarv ana r,ns III. rcor. c.neiy 10 III ir hes,
TONS to the SAID Evans That s may be oroua
justice. .,.-,,. ,--.-s,, -
Gwen un'er ny hand Gove""r and Under me Lessor Ss4
The CoomoGw n Redmond, this eighth day oI Deem
It. y J tor l., ~. v,,r I-il JOSEPH JOHNSON.
nv rhr C"vsnor 6 RoRGc " NrEIoRD Secrery the Com
TlDnGcalth. - a.. . >, nat, r..,. 40,
nj ms reside lie Is about five feet six i1r'a
blue eyes light red whistler. per tooth out anil one
an IN der AZ round houidcre1 has ear Ws
roIt Eve anG : a Irtle kaock kncei. Dec 9-e'"
a S1.uRh CITE COAL.-The subscribers have JUST "
ceived rom phaielphla their winter supply oi AHiHA
CjrE co AL. cpn- ting Of the following kinds VIZ
.nEI broken red ash
05 - lump white ash
2l2 I" brot en- waie ash
rs asiI-lpr small stoves and eoos M cor
They ao on hand fne supply OF CLo.s ran bs nu
which they offer reasonable ten nd rho puh
chased in the city anil request call f!o thei IieH' ~
generally. ,s.. Gamer of Gary an!
Orders leit rnler Cooks OF a! The once ''' " ' "
@Hh streets VIII DC PiohP"! a' WIN r. DAVIS & co,
De-. 9-dlw -
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growing demand for gold and silver currency for actual
pss whilst the imports OF gold aGd silver prove thar within
four yeas the large amount of sl35 49, has been
added 10 the gold silver coin remaining In the country
The Secretary ad III may reasonably be expected II !he
Supply should continue for few years. that this country
will DO able dispense with banks OF ISSUE and their a,eu.
evs and have the gold and svet currency con'empa
ted by the constitution"
The Report exhibits the operations OF the and
revenue service the unparalleled and gratifying
fact that The work in the various offices of Is
longer 10 srrear recommends rule forbddlng the exam
nation OF claims against the certain coud
tons, calls for additional appropriation to complete
rious Custom Houses constructing shows the
prompt and satisfactory settlement of the accounts
of Collectors OF Customs; exhibits The condition of
The Marine Hospitas atssts the successful operation
Of the law for the better security OF the lives of passengers
on steam vesses Invites the attention Of Congress to the
Of the Texas creditors and to other matters Of subord
nle Interest," and recommends legislation 10 regard
the salaries Of Custom House officers.
The reader being 10 possession of the leading points Of
this Report Of Secretary Guthrie may form correct
elusion the financial policy OF the Administration 1t
10 manifest that the Administration resolved to carry out
for practicable the principles of free trade aud of
leochment-to reform abuses enforce strict accounta
hty subodlnates protect the treasury from punder
opso onsidous maintain the credit aud character of the
couu,ryn wo,d to admnlscr tho public finances In
codsnoe with the old fashioned Democratic doctrines o.
economy and honesty.
Tho report afford, the highest aud best evidence of the
energy, Industry, accuracy and honesty of Secreta
~ Guthrie and Of his ability discharge aborous and
dfieult du ties Of his department.
This report moreover unfods facts respecting the TO-
sources growth and prosperity Of the country which should
touch ths heart Of the patriot with Of gratitude
Providence and which may assist him 10 adequate
cep,on Of the power and grandeur of Ito future career
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-09

sCens Louis &c YHura ihe manufacturer Il
and haze uppics Of The best quality Of lcorcc from nm
Dec 9-6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co
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Ms- We are authorized to announce G. r.
WHEAT Sixth mb7
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COMMERCIAL MMARY.
IMPORTS FROM JANUARY TO MARCH 80.

IMPORTS FROM JANUARY TO MARCH 80.
iRuITT6s cargo sso bark W@ G. Lesis from Palermo sod BY
u So wsi9a se iliy cSrfan:
ns At S a II Ran, !, /, 5s i, 90 change 70
quality GooP q,. fIsao6 =. q so6 .sla as93 9
Msss e. n0hns # any 3 has !. ben son and
the Flour although the demand Western
decidedly better feeling prevails he downward tendency, which
" f 1s ONE ei
fs .asy .siSs hsh se
Yellow Com p p are shade o.e s
s,s sssa .sa' ss,s e. S srs 1fS
kst for Pork !, dull the demand since last having been su
TO- 'aa: s'Sa
u1ss steady At Prsvon Sales Of Wsern Mess iis $ H.
s ,ss % s sn. sSS s st month.
which continue comparatively at 2 four months
Ba The demand he ads snS 10
export a at prices ranging from IA sc n, as TO quality
NEW Y or Ag s n sy
hpp- rely PrsseH
at.s ana ,s yI ths ~ns has oa Of ne &C
goa s.s and y ssA@s ~
good Rye Unchanged
m oed P ei I sal
Barley q I qSss at r% Rs sa arc IS
bushels At ss1s for g9soHnd sssH for Southern mixed 6s5
yellow PROVISIONS all descriptions very dull
The es to-day include $50 bb prison at a. and 10 b Jerse 80
y gallon.
PHILADELPHIA, April - FLouR. Flour market drner
there inquiry shipment few hundred bbls nike
brands sold at s eb but this price uniformly refused
the asking There far for
ttoe5 e2 for common and extra brands Rye Flour and Con
Meal email sale the latter u
prime lot Of Red sold 81 IL y bushe White is held
u ls..Rys steady al Corn Is demand zoe for Vel
low White, there very little offering. 1000
IIskY-1s good demand at &c gallon in
and use in hhds.
MONEY MATTERS, TRADE, ETc.-The Marine Bank Of Bal.
has declared diysn Of Tour cent for the last sir month";
The Merchants Mutual Insurance Company Of baltimore has declare
the Stock Loan Of the Company
last months and dividend Of six the scrip the
] pany for the last
The Boston Journal Of the 81 mo qaOt,be change II
stated and the demand
si active The rod OF dividend distribution
hand aud tbs Of return day. almost certain re
during the next week."
York Saturday The
appearance, which fully supplied
money be loan the
generally for having
and 10 longer periods The
o. Sterling Exchange has in brisk demand
094@ lo94 and the higher paid nj the coen
preceding speaks follows; "Today the
The imposed
gold will tend increased quantity
the paid the Deposition
has the shipments gold dust
profitable Of the market for sterling exchange,
sequently will lower permanently the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

Ms- II. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mh25
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MSs- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES LABUZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the be changed TO-
m
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Lorls-psr eggs snider-ao do II
do 1850 pigs lead Buddecke &eoaO25 do Fosick
candles Pedsvi ROcbereau5 bbs vhky
200 SKIS oats 400 do bran Thompsonlsl bales hemp Ake
800 h Pamele Bro-e0 Do Bell agerty0 bbs
Geirf &o20 apples Roberts Waters
Camden &eo5s bbs PORK, lOi do lar Martin Owen
Beatty Lgge'! &e22 do IS do lard Tufts Fermo ba76i d,
100 pork l7s hams bacon l0 taes
kuoO bales cotton Anderson Meta5 hhds Shaw
&eo-S do Irvine 100 hols -four ef do T~iehe
Marsh Ranett eo-l0 LYMAN Scott DC,
do, sTs do pork Connolly &co57 -four, Ken
needy Foser26 bbs potatoes Bsooe Sums order
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Efs- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.-We are re-
ouested BY many friends ROBERTS him
1RTELNs fels
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n8 For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B. 3. TAPPAN
Ia candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mhi+ts
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

CO., BAaE, 80 STREE
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He-FoR JUDGEOF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
EDWARD D. RAND candidate
the JUDGEsP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
u
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CoMPANY-Nsw osLTass, (foprth Drietj April LISA.
Stock this Company hereby notified
nstamett CENT. (bsng sixth nsamni) will
No. 12 Jaekson
FIRST DAY OF MAY 1885, BY order Of tie Board
mil IA W. T. GILL MORE, Secretary,
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ne WILLIAM P. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the that may be organized to
succeed IT, mh5 tE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12

mr. ]. G. PoINDExTER, Superintendent of
the English Delivery Postodlce, candidate CLERK
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs tef
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M1~ For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
c. EMERSON candidate for the se Of JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court which be organized
tbs
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Ass- Messrs. Editors Please announce me as
for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT or sew
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUNEY. mhs
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HT~ For JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
J. LIVINGSTON candidate for the
once Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS, fel4
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R1- II. b. EGGLEsToN is candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
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NE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am a Can
Judge the Fourth Diasrct Court Of Neyoeans
NH NJ NJ. REYNOLDS.
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l1- Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
supported candidate for JuDGEsIP THE FIFTH
DISTRICT tDURT the Court which under the pro-
Ie2s NUMEROUS FRIENDS,
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K8~ For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
CotRT-MARTIN BLACHE eandiAts for the Office Of JUDGE
III Court ~ may succeed feie taps
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Ea~We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP candidate JUDGE the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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N1-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
We are authorized ROBERT
the JUDGEsP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New
Orleans.
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Mfs- Editors of the Crescent Please an
noune WILLIAM a candidate the Office CLERK
THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhi4
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zH- For DISTRICT ATToENEY.-We are au-
thor1ed Of p H. oNE Attorney and Counsel
Tor at the Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY fol
which the parish Of Orleans situated either as
other denomination which the Legislature call H.
TO
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Ess- The new, light draught and splendid
passenger j. s. CHENoWET, Chenowelh, having
been detained will leave for CINCINNATI and all inter
mediate andings THIS EVENING, nj O'Clock.
McDOMELL JR. 4 Bell. 70 Poydras streat.
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NH-P S. BIRoN is candidate for the
JuDGEsHlP OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS for other Court which might be created TO succeed H.
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lg- HENRY c. MILLER is n candidate TO
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Of the Parish Of Orleans. mh29
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ns~ JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERl
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhzs
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Me- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate for reelection
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ass- THOMAS c. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nhs Id
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HORATIO ID. HEWITT, PIANO.H@-
ii IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. SO Camp ~
street. New Orleans would respectfully request ihe W n
sssoment q MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF all kads
his PIANO
FORTES, the factories Of the first the United States and
which those A.. STODAHD
Of Now York HALL SON. Of New York, PLEYE Co., Of
Pa The above Instruments the following kds GRAND Sc
Of the most celebrated makers he world conbin all the a'e
be had Of tho subscriber style of
of 81 6k 64 aud octnyes They will be sold at manufacturers
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all kif DIS and quantity
others the subscriber constantly hand the
selection ACCoRDEoNs brought
which offered the reasonable rites GUITARS
ed BY WILLIAM HALL SON from the most approved SPANISH
MODELS. These the class,
stand the eims'e The subscriber has had years experience
the Musc business the Northern we'll and 10
the
that the Southern maIke
facilities he will hand selected
Of INSTRUMENTS LATEST
MOST MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock
fell HORATO Newt Orleans,
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Ms- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DIsTRIcTcouRT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NH
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NEw ORLFANs MARKETS.

Stock on hand not ceared .sssqst 3IaB7
ToBACc0Facors obtaining decided advantage IN p
yesterday follows: Is r. and LuEa
II $50 r. s; II hhd Of which at e@oH aud
sAtsI; II Factory Lugr Mt AZ and serspsM 9KeAD.
SUGAR MOLAssES-sugar m with sales 400 hhds
Good Common Fully Fair OF Moasses $50 900
purchasers 2@93Nc for good to choice RsbOd
FLoURone large b1yers forward and took 1000 bb
including Fkes warshouue) % es bJs Ohio
Louis lots at u s5@s4 co. $50 ST. Louis
ed) % s aud 500 Ohio (s Of brandt from hasboa at
" O5 v bbl
GRANThe light supply Of Corn prevented much from being DONE
barely sold at dc for Ordinary, and 4s for Prime
White and Yellow noticed sacks Wabash cold At
Nothing done 10 Wheat but the price the
Saturday brat reported BY the seller TO have been
SAFE v buhel.
HAY-A good ws.n the Lovss, eli 30
ton.
including 500 GA and hoo branded
s4 bb Bacon Sides and IS Casks prime Ribbed
sold at the OF Lard 100 800 bb
sod BY party bat could not obtain particulars
to prices.
KENTUCKY BAGGNG-A sale Of about pieces made
| lsc yard, tune.
COFFEE-Dmand limited and the only reported 50 bags
though and refused for 1000
WiisKYwas dull with sales Of $50 bbs Recfd at sE@ lee,
| and 100 Derters, In lols, at Q5o " gallon.
British ship taken for Liverpool at ssd,
Cotton, for Hare at for
~ another for Liverpool at Is for FLOUR 800 to
| 400 Sugar shipped to New York at - 50 v hid.
XCHANGES-Inproved demand at our quotations:
Sterling .nsT glseh
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BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. C

IL SAFFoLD, s. s. HENRY, E. r. LATAfER, W. D. COATES,
BROWN LAUGHTER, HORN a FELTON,, G. E. MYERS
S. J. FOWLER BEAN d. COOS,
the Bfor
firm of the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. AT their Mis- thsy
running Sixteen Single Saws Circular
Woodwork Planning Machine which viii
single and three Is will
10000 to $4,000 feet OF Lnm5er per day.
Railroad Companies Plank Road Wharf Building
Shippers and all others wanting Pine Lumbe supped
notice Their Ag New Orleans fully authorized
ndfviius
ih good demand ofee 81
Triton WALK e. TAfNUS Agent
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Ifs~ p. NJ BERTH, for the past fourteen
CT the Second ID
irict Cpuft CLERKsHP Of the said SECoND
DISTRICT COURT Whatever the be changed
nabI
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RSr For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
GEORGE CfiRISTY candidate the Office OF the JUDGE
hip Us THE DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
~ IHr, ,tich may succeed Constitution
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Ms- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
RICHARD H. BARKER candidate JUDGESP THE
COURT OF NEW ORLEANS the Court which
may succeed unds the Constitution iei IL
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HS- The new and splendid passenger steamer
YUBA. Hill will leave for CINCINNATI and all intermediate
landings THIS EVENING al S O'Clock.
api1 MCDOWELL. JR d BELL, IL Poydras street,
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ALBERT A. DUMAS Editor Proprietor This well known
the medium publication
from Neocans, Mobile ard the East RI Gates in
North hspsnjoyng, much the largest circulation
any paper In that Of country.
TR WEEKLY ARGUS wall be Issued the lat Of Octoter and
publish Weekly will be entitled the benefits
arising publication their Tweekly
also, for a very small nd li0nal charge.
Mr.. Z w WILEY agent Argus Nsworeans, Specimen
number be al rs ufise mills dxWlm
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ELECTION NOTICES.

mr. FEST DIsTRIcr COURT present myself
a candidate Judge District Neworeans
the Of the parish Of Orleans JOHN c. LARUE. NH
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Ms- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY ST..
1. candidate the ed
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ny Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM
A. MOTT a candidate CLERK FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT mi
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rs For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
SAMUEL G. RISK candidate o
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the
IAN may be changed to- slS to
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Me- Ed Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL Es9 will be supported for The 9e Of JUDGE OF
that organized under the Constitution.
mil Ia YOUNG AMERICA.
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OF MMh ADOLpHE.-The

hEPARTURE OF NINE. ADOLPHE.-The
- original and justly celebrated Madame ADoIPE,
th universally aeknowleiged reast sYMPAIlisT the verdi
revelations Of tn and the well predictions
Of the future such excitement England the
The United ssstha virtaria
with costly Diamond PoGoh and Daniel Webster with
lays longer the Western Vernna Hotel Tehnupou and
lula (prvate Julia street. fifth from Tehou-
ouas reeL whom she will inform all about the PAST PRESENT
FUTuh If they married when what lady
huRband they will Of description
impossible appears
highly respectable
certificates of extraordinary and skill that
uds all superstition probability Of deception position
others practice.
Consultation fee from q e. according how far they wish
z o o what time they noyqTH
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M1- The swift running passenger steamer
GEM Capt Bads,t Paris will leave for MEMPHIS and all nerne
landings THIS DAY, at o'clock p Passengers ship
pss will please be in readiness at the above hour.
hpl2 WHITE * BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-12
sTEAMB0Ar DEPARTURES.

NA- The new and magnificent swift running
passenger packet steamer GRAND TURK VIM r Clayton nsstar
for 81 LOUIS and all
landings DAY. ~ o'clock ~ Passengers and ship
will lease be in readiness al the above hour.
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nss- The new, magnificent passenger steamer
~ NJ WRIGHT D.. Clark, muster vlCkSBURG all
Intermediate landings THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
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