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~ sons of TEMPERANCE

meeting OF Armory and Tredegar Division, No 49,
Sons OF Temperance, held Saturday evening, June
25th, 1883 the following officers were elected for
the ensuing quarter, viz: VIM N Ill., WP; Patrick
II Hoy, w A; jackson w Dodson, r. s; John
Augustus Winston, G; James Marshall, A C;
Peter Hollaway, {; Henry Worreli, 0 8; Richard
Singleton, Chaplain.
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r RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Tbe

Mr. CASE viii lecture ON to morrow Sunday
night, 81 the Universalist Church, on Mayo street
at Ut o'clock. Subject: "For we must appear be-
fore the Judgment seat of Christ, that every one
may receive the things done In his body accordlng
to that he hath done, whether II be good or bad.
Cor, Oh: 10 The public are respectfully In.
vited to attend ~ a-its
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- JOB PRINTING.-The Dispatch
aN~Sa Job Office Is prepared to execute in the
handsomest manner, and on the most reason able
terms, Pamphlets, Circulars. Handbills,
Labels, Business Cards, Tickets, Blanks,
&c, and every description of Printing.
je 23-1m
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WA thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH 14-fm*
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Graia Measurer's Report from Jan.
uary lsr, 1853, to June 80, 1853, inclusive: Corn
1895 bushels; Wheat l0,440 bushels; Oats 45 3I8
bushels; Potatoes, 1910 bushels; Peas 4,Sl2 bush
els l.. Fl. LUCK,
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FETAL nm Sfupnus IT, .yo~ IS ,-...-

have beautiful picture-the weather we know
is warm; but his rooms are cool and pleasant, and
his pictures are of the first class and always Qiv
saiitfsction. His Stereoscopic likenesses are un-
qualled in every respect. iy2
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Ear about so doubloons, equal 10 4iSS. They
.ell readily; but few are ever returned to the
authorities. Once sold they are placed on the
plantations. and ignorant az they are, and un.
able to understand the Spanish language when
sold, they are soon lost among the slaves
with whom they are put TO work, aud together
with their offspring become permanent slaves,
never 10 be reclaimed by the authorities. The
Africans then derive very little benefit from
the captures Of the British vessels. The diff.
ference between their being landed as Emancj
pados and as slaves, 10 that the men who trans.
port them to Cuba lose them, and the Spanish
Government makes handsome revenue from
their sale, to the planters. In either case
their ultimate condition is generally the same
that Of slaves for life. n
In 1874, there were from ten to fifteen thou
sand emancipados in Cuba-since then they
have greatly increased.
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The only case before the Mayor yesterday was
that of negro boy, deaf and dumb, who was found
wandering in the streets after 10 o'clock Thursday
night 1t being understood that he had friends, to
whom persons present offered to conduct him, he
was discharged by his Honor, who ntimated that In
case it should prove that there were friends or
relations of ability to support the boy he would be
proper subject for the poor. house.
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n~ THE STAR.-Pic mic parties and
49, others who desire to make short excur-
sions lato the country will from this time forward
have an excellent opportunity of doing so, by call
ing upon Mr. JOHN II. SEAYRES at the Column.
bian Hotel, who has beautiful new Omnibus and
pair of fine horses, which can always be had at
short notice and on very moderate terms.
jel6-l5t
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KNS TO MY CIlents.-I IsaVt OH tuIs uay
~ for Rio. To those whose confidence and
kindnessha placed their interests under my man
agement, am permitted to say by the Honorable
VIM w Crump. of the city of Richmond. that be
win attend to all my cases in all the Courts in
which have practiced-I therefore refer them to
him for attention to my casce, Civil or Criminal
and assure them that they may safely rely on his
fidelity and capacity. ROBERT &. SCOTT.
Richmond, June goth, 1853 iy I-3t*
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The Charleston papers ara agiiatine ,he
plan OF building railway between that CITY
and Savannah.
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Near Barnwell c. III. ON the 2lst ult., ne
gro girl about II years old murdered the child
of Mr.. James Kirkland, overseer for Col. B.
H. Brown. The child was about three years
old, and was beaten to death. The girl had
been chastised by Mr.. kirkland few hours
previously for some offence.
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~ To the Editors of the Richmond

- We were favored last night with refresh
ing shower.
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CANAL ToLLs-The amount of tolls received on
all the canals of the State of New York for third
~coA IN Suh6.----..-..----.--.. $l00 SOL
same week In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l06, lll
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THE DEARTH OF NEws-The awful heat of the
weather, which causes such desrth in all other
matters has extended at last to the article of
news Our collectors are most diligent we know;
our exchanges are before US in Scores and mails.
steamers and telegraph in full activity for our bene
ht But alas, they bring nothing worthy the name
OF news. The mad dogs are all killed, people ave
not ensrgy enough to fight, the wind has gone to
sleep, and makes no more shipwrecks. The politi.
cal world has lost all activity-aad the opposite
parties like tired bull dogs, only wink with one
syeand show their teeth at each other. We can
only chronicle at present, great rise In the Their
mometer and pocket handkerchiefs, and down
ward tendency in ice water and standing collars.
o that something would happen. Our very types
are individually disguised with bearing the impress
sion of words without necessity or at least of 10
little Significance ~ hardly to deserve printing
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s. ExCHANGR AND BANKING

@@s EXCHANGE AND BANKING
WA HOUSE OF c. w. PURCELL & CO. -
The notes ST the Southern Manufacturer
Bank. are redeemed as heretofore at par at our
counter.
4=An solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated al Washington.
g-@S NOTICE.-E Express packages for
W~-S2 Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, &c, in
tended for shipment per steamers Roanoke or
Jamestown, will hereafter be received by
Messrs ADAMS & CO, SO Broadway, who are the
only authorised agents for Express privileges by
these ships
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Com.
pany, No 80 Broadway.
LUDLAM & pLEAsANTs, Agents
New York. June, I, 1853 jel3
n.y. NOtice.-Express packages for Nor.
folk Petersburg, Richmond and the in.
terror, intended tor shipment per steamers Roa-
n0ke and Jamestown, will hereafter be receiv.
ed by Messrs PARIsEN d KING, No Barclay
street, New York, who are the only authorised
Agents to forward our Express packages by
those steamships.
WIN. B. PARIsEN. Petersburg.
je15-lm J. H KING, New York.
IT,. CARSON & Co., No. Al
@~Sand 43 Light street, Baltimore,
and no. So Water street, New Y0rk,-A
good assortment OF Bacon, Pork and Lard always
on hand, and for sale at lowest market prices.
je ls-Iy
n.y. VIRGINIA WORM KILLER
This preparation, now popular, 10
Teadiy taken by children, being very agreeable
and pleasant to the taste; safe prompt and tain
In its operation.
il % ~ ~ Ell pICoT. Druggist.
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49, Printers Meeting.-The regNr
~ monthly meeting Of the Richmond n
geographical Society will be held ct Odd Fellows
Hall THIS EVENING, at o'clock. This be
ing the night for the election of officers, full at
tendance 10 desirable.
iyI JNO. NJ FRANCISCO, Sec
n.y. Auction Attention 10 soft
k2Scited 10 our sale THIS MORNING, at IL
O'Clock.
iY ALEX NOTT d co. Auctfs
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June 80, 1893.
Other papers which have published the fact o.
Mr. Jones' arrest, will, as an act of justice copy
this jy2-lt
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u,
And Va Tenn Railroad Depot, Lynchburg, Va.
liz 2-lW
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O. FOR RENT.-The large and Convenient
- dwelling on Main. between 9Th aid 10th st
Possession may be had about the 18Th inst. Apply
to the subscriber residing on he premises
iy 2-3I* mo C. SrANARD
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hi, :, was 81 stated IN Syracuse, the other d.v
ptoyed man for three DAYS, up IN ~, hss en-
terry, copying names off the tombstonss 80 0o' ::
petition. wv nis
This is moi the first time that "dead head.,
have taken part in poliiics.
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ZTt- N0TlrE.-Nefther Captain nor Consi
Departures Of the Collins and cunard Steamers

gzo~ NOTICING bills win be paid by steam
SWAMP FOX unbss sse,,l order from
Capt. SMITH, SlMsFEG 81 Poyirss Street dae!4
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bAfoI steamer Z Whit 70 bales fayns
&C. I 49, "a, ohe Ky ssnasfs91 2-s Andsr
4, T. u X. ~. Apa' pt9s 9AF AlheHbeEef
o1il M sg Il l ~, ts fhai5s n y 90
~ s1s % 'eiH 20 az ~ Np nolAEs
I-'ts tAa ~ ~ a. AbEH fAatcA@ 500 10 10
I'M a 7, 80 ne atfsfl q ss'1 Y 20 GERARD aels z
- -, " q ~ t' "iA - ~
" III. II Il sl w. Eli' a Z ' isA -
'i's se..t. =. tI'.p ANE'' 'S' ~ n''.A''
let Nrnu7s 'hsloFt' s. b1 whisky MAJ b,
Ra-W &el5 bg ~ 20 aa l u fi IJ pks butter ~ boass
- 80 ~ 4 ~ n - 'esA " "Tisft
n, a. ~ t, s.,, -, y S9silIs Z
MT X W. 3atdF "
S7H a. n, ~ i q 3 ~ " '} sll e, Y 5asT--E q
N' iVsAs- ~ ~ @ y, a. : w - = llila g. o5e
" 4 - N, ! - ~ ~ J, 9" Isi
y- I-sastf ,ss s-ns vas 4 Ss-s tol. lad OIL " Ia K
Ina inssf g-Dsst ma
cs5poy &es-iie az fsa WI, oil Motor acogs sts a
~ ~. 1... rs-T X f-5' N ut'."S =!
~, i,,sef n 70 tos- ga 10 K 81 Ef 6@sfs "
va g NJ ir-as-t L ts5l5 . gtss Z sitlnS7 i s -
ssrar',, Ia ortrr. - -4'
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apparent The downward tendency appears checked
The Cotton market Ibis week eolnues unsetted and rnces egaa
OBJECT alcs i6i % my gioaonA must b conceded The
s the 6n nuoun TO 1000 bags abou 1900 bags bsng
iof sIeculflton.
In rather limited 10 Day although prizes
generally well maintained.
LONDON January THE FUNDsC9uAols and
i0oGd 1907 Three and Quarter Cens lhis9 le Bnuk Stock
225 1l Eehsgusr Bills 61s7oa prem. The Ragh pakrt
Immediately declined scqusny nprosng and hnaIy closing
the This weather being line in the railway shared
opened pretty good the n in Console went slightly d~er
and closed hoAyy Gold mines aeye Al yesarpyr rates
Thu arrival a Abe steamship hVsran had rather favorable et
Australian erpons The Nugget SETH fixed fog the 4e
hgau settlement put the list Of February t9cgn sos
rather Inactive bat the generally higher isda Bonds
l9 Portuguese Fyes have The futba lNn seup las
siderable iuciuaonafn rail" but the market ncr
Domestic 5iurksts.
new YoRk, Jsnnary y coI.9SZp.i .al.. q 800 saes
a. s7ss WItEAT Bneyati
lsntu Southern Wbs, sud Al 70 o
saba lass Rio Mo-. sii.AR-
SHts 400 tldsat ~ for MnsgTlo, and
MOI kSssH la ap1 sales BIB Orleans o. l7alsn.
NHFhfh'lsso so tb' Fn.9h n - es25 York sars q
a~st sis 9S6is .lgEEF HNNs-ssa t5c,s i5..uoGs-
ldrutr ssEgs ST16 BULK MAT bbs at 40
7Ezf Shoulders 1910 Hams Butter lB
-c6ee LARD rs 80 bls q non stuCks
Bo stocks steady sgias slH Igz
ats S.tzua Il Sales al seodd Erie sslf liar.
n p4te bonds no. Southern Michigan 25. No as Of Canton
ia offered.
sad sales u 500 Cy Al o. ig<
NDDg Howard FLOAT. Both descriptions gen
gy held AZ IS Hossiaugiersd Hogs have bee sod
day a' g.
CHARLESTON, January q..CoTToS-The Coion market vas
iangud depressed TO-DAY. The sales limited
as avery irregular price,. Prices have declined about " The
s At eAnss ranging from ~ to lOc, mud fancy
lJia brought l01c.
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WANTED.

NTANTED-An intelligent Young Man from
wv ysans u ags rse IN he rYs 10
REeTrvITs FaRWARBiyG CLERK. Good r.i-r.ae7
rsqairs1- AddressF = n siseo ~ "
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- PorTRfs HBSTFfT N SUNDAY EvEsISg, Fsb A. MA
fSTsLLE POTTER I q . s1 aas. ~ -
fsnsb o. paifsns n ~ DrssA srafy 80
r-st4 y a1naabea, BERFfT Gret for
IS F-arssy sfon WI e psspted he FHa q
THE Bf.fE fAMNERMO the entire Strength d ~ eoA
aay he ssIebrasd Drama the CoRsiCAH BHJfhEf.a
II E.l L-.rislI.r.. .aa 81 u. IA. 80
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
Furfigu ffllrktts PR Arctic.


WRIGHT, CANDY & CO.'S CIRCULAR,
LIVERPOOL January H.. COrTON-The very quiet with
which closed Friday again iy suilsted
Saturday,, holders becoming sellers aad 81 demand heng
Yesterday ,er receipt Of thr Aia siees from New
nod ng9ntnt business tsiasaI the market
TIMER The low casually submitted to on Saturday, were
current To-day holders have again ytnc,d some desire to
closes heavily aud barely supporting tn quota
Ons fdny and effect sales quantity concessions would
The salgd for the three days are estimated at.
Bales. spec.dtSpt American Brazil EfyP. sarsts
Es%i.s.~ ;s% i@@ i3$s " Y; ;% 4; 80
PRICES TO DAY.
N?ss T%l; I'D SN,5i5@s:...5i 9 "a +; y; q q
Tue market has very qup very little
dong either goods yarns prices are n avor Of buyers though not
GRAIN MARKETIbe market Friday has been duli
at full pricss,
FROM BROWN, sHIpLEY co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL January III. .CoTToN-snce the las
tbs Cotton maretia very quiet the three days end
ing this evening bHg ig0oo bales Of which 1900 for export
W.. ~ Aiilng DO ~ Fair Sp"Gd ~ Mil9as b3s Inferior
FROM RICHARDSON BROTHERS CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL Jaonsy live had this morning better
week they confined their purchases strictly retail quas III,
reduction Of Id2d larger business would have resulted, bu
holders generally h with return demand an mpoyee
prices Indian Corn the spot stow OF sale and bat little dom
aoa and but few Offering Cats in erf ai;ed supply
Importance we make no change ID the currency.
FROM JAMES NcHENRYs CIRCULAR.
iie ERpooL January PRovIsloNs-The Imports light
dgnaad ir ,Fn Cheese saissbe sos Beet steady st
Wheat Indian Corn and without ea in ansson rather mo
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BY s. PURsELL, Auctioneer.
ATI-pnAE V Ealrr,,arxy. 10 al ~ osalaI

BY 5. PURSELL, Auctioneer
& ATURDAT, February 10; at II o'clock
- Walbe aurtaan cfreiltop yisssI cMrcnsou
ItyT lf GROUND %
viii e tr.ms Dgnz fc,=e, Kitchen, ci.an, etc,
dDHbls Kitchen
loty 0rNoaei ground forms he Jsfsrson
re Fars % Second street BY 80 feet deep
sSesE parallel Ines
....ALso...-
e ahoTs sc st T0rt seeendarset
ds VIA LAX onang two rssnss, With double
One o. H0SE AND EORof the Ast described
Joining the came, Trout secfssa arrest,
|
A4oT 80 Second $50 deer 20
risi llaes, used a Flower and Yessfzbs tsr1-n.
/
rssory FAsk HOUSE containing ioar reons double hisheo
lot Of rouAi rcnHng Sho straat.
~ Aths property welt stsd, esaal and always
Tbs frat above dscnbed hxz used fog
Jiza aud sgey stand 10th
md rs iAGH2Es axe also tor sale.
Terms tLrt ash, and te sllznce Al
or nes sersd BY osax, bearing cent
thr Insure and transfer
IL oey sel5r 70 sssrs 1sa al the notes jsnls Vi
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Hayra and Rrensn Steamers.

IhoN SOUTHAMPTON. FROM NEA YORK.
HUMBOLDT y lftusRoLpr Jan. IS
HERMAN 3. 'ltEkiANh .IHa %
sRANkflN Ian. - skRANklIN Feb H.
WASHINGTON .Feh 4,tWAsCNGG Feb. 40
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rRoM RIcnARpsoN BRoruER,s CIRCULAR.


if ERpooL, january .PRoVIsnSS-Thr Imports light
Cheese aer Beet steady, ard
1piei BadstuhsWhoat value Of Fl0ur,
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l!llNsT ARL. E.s SAIE

Ir-rs' csyar s ll I 19sIEaA ~ 49,
Df--..S9 fS.kss
DY VIRTUE Of two writs of teri facias to
me directed b. e. V. Jenfs, sesoad Jsice the
fa Parish -ol Orleans, VII eel q pubic aascn,
u o'clock, NJ. esfhe
M euS iEVTs 0r MES EDfs oYs7 SALON
a. haIs sf-- a-sss ~ looking 5iss.s, PantiDss Clock
~ lstar-s Talad er f,-sanssrs, etc,
ssiIe,i irf lie alSTs entitled saIts. TsInsyssh.
fes stnl3i Z u = li-AlSssiS, tanstaets.
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gas- The bark NJ q trout, Capt CoIIamer,
from New York lashagng At po Fist Dsbt csn-
requested attend theiEgoods the IL
Otherwise they win BE- so i ~ their eSgsnse and r.sk
EsB q. G. BOGERf q CO., 10 Camp street.
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SQUAREs AND LOTS OF GROUND fronting

~ the vicinity OF It Lyette Railroad Depot,
FOR s ALE ....
FOURTEEN LOTS or GROUND 49, Grants plan
ft9atnz q JackEon Iog iline ana Howard
EIGHT LOTS tiaB
A. s.rh5.. rfrce nnd Goraley' Caiai,
Eight LOIS Nc. ,fFaaIs Plan fronting Fudu
zY~uur. q 3rfniey's Canal agI j." pbtr sir-st.
FINE fa eung On Jackson attyt tsweeH Fulton ATsu aul
sEykS Iqrs toups Fui'q Avenue, Jackson osg,
ldue tifesls
TWO g9lh g9ans o Josephine street t.tw,,nl1en scl and
FOUR Lof Apollo AFFECT between JAsk1on pAip rceis.
uuurT,
boeK shi beirg ID the vicinity Ie RslE5ai De
.t 9fsf sreal insis uy,st.
tF- For SAB. Nv JOIN ps'KCgLL o.
ians. ~ fsrt.sT s.,..- E,st,I Jh.fr;,,
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rEyEXAs LAND FOR SALE or EXCHANGED

II TOR IIII FhlEEkII,
TRACT 1916 The P-IisnAlsE River Is uiea Above
Frederic ksblrg, Glatpi- county.
ONE TRACT i99b the riyar IAuo Ils apia county.
one TRACT Q. i4Ts Tie river Iah Gillespie eouuiy
ONE TRACT 80 ihs Ilsn- ap eofty eight miles
Do -lth 0 Hickory Creek
UsEJRACT Of $40 On the Sueres River, Berar rouuty.
ONE TRACT Of Sashs Creek, tfaAIAlupe county,
TTOTRACrS Of $40 In iIesp,e county.
THREE TI.ACTsof 100 n 8 Ilesris toauiy.
81 All The above land lc-aIe1 a sad rapsh set
flag Of the Subtitle eock and
adfn % the n'anspuelFaly valley Ads soil, well
rd sud watsrs Gillespie county principally settled ~ excel
lent es Gernana and Fsderieksurg the county
place, contains 1000 inhabitants All titles fully
tisd
iwll cell the above Of LAND m :: acre them
i0r CITY property q negroes. JOHN PURCELL.
iaues Jackson street. FoHrth District
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ns,s- The schooner @. c. AokERLY, Baldwin

fs NusYork dohrgng Second Dsiliet. C9ngn""
sqarstcd receipt Of goods the eyee, they
tes " " g. C. BoGERT d co. TO Camp street.
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS.

OFFIeE % TtH DAILY CHrscEsT b
Thursday Morning, February 3, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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fB Respectfully offers her services to the Ladies' Of Neworean Tor the
following dissHsss PtoLApSUS UTERl WHITES,
pRoFsE and PAlh Full AlENsrRU ALTON ENGOGEMtNf and
LIBERATION OF T4lE WOMB. The ndo' by her ~
t which haa met q alfreTa The NEST distinguished Sren1 Of
LONDON and NwY0rk There the diseases that
acquainted with long praets, ud
feels ued in saying that all Diseases OF the Uterus not o. Can
Asg deYoios herself eAnsvy to
these complaints and be consulted daily ather residence Nc lSS
St. Jdsu Oh street. novs
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CoNSTABLES SALE.

.ssp Jv,es's Gov Er FAFsies bALEr =. PATRICK
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of heri facias to me
ID D. a. Hn G v Jon.s Send 5as.es q q. rs.s
II Il aass bess 1sa Psyarns sra4s WEDNESDAY,
<,s--atT ID, 10. atI2 o'etssk, 49,
TWO rs. eslei ia ahsss aernsa sssh-
"a ia also GEORGE r. PEAR50S. Constable.
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- Consignces of go bags coffee, marked

master Baltimore rPing her Posts Ffrst %
C0nsnees will the
and ri,k. ksBI,IDGE CO. 90 81. eliarleA street lei
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EE~ The steamer DELAWARE, Capt. Baker,
ST LOt5 r lndiHs TINS EVEN
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4 OTIS OF GROUND IN TIE FOURTH DIS
fTRcTTte sabssbr s4le le nsipg EALuA BLR
LOTS OF GROUND, staef Forth Ds;tiei Nv
or the most favorable either r casa oll0r gfs4t
YOUR LOIS Washington, bstNt un and CpFesa
LM9i0Is % Msslrstca near glfast q flrzApt street.
Two LOTS Wa5llug 49, ler Hld pyAssa
Ten LnfSoh Camp, between Sevun,l AL D. sAth
ONE LOT having ~ t rot oa Lsv va and latad "a
SarIitrp aud First strevts.
two LOIS oi Philip sni 1,rsgy 7tFe=,s.
Two LOTS Of Fir Isl sT--y -tf-rts
THREE LOTS corner Of Felicity ioai l.sr,s
SiE LOrS Of Pleasant t.sznr g'ts..s,
ONE LOI having ~ feet ei bryaaes, l4l ,u AdA
FnER LOTS fon, between tt-1
TWO LOTS aud
FlAE LOTS Pisgassine irishng coFuero SeyeHtti,.
on. LOT tofnetof hiaeazna E,ghta
Two LQ1s Foarh bevser Ftoa ard ChYPs~A stretta.
ONE LbI ST. Mary between NayAdes Apollo
TWO LOTS St. Anrs N-yadcs and Aralu
OsE LOT on Fitzt between Isvs and Rouse
ONE ilJI On Foarih conner 0i Magazine aupet-
ONh. LOT Of Jacks9u md thiprsFa streets.
ONE ol ls7zay 4uar-.
jars JOIN PURCELL, IL jack Ec1rth Disiri
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A RRIyAL OF MADAME ApoLpHE.--Th

N original unsurpassed justly celebrated Madame ADQLPHE,
the universally Acknowledged greatest sYpArHls in The Msrld,
and the distinguished lady who created, through marvellous
revelations Of th and the presen well the correct
81 the FUTURE such intense excitement England France % tbs
ep cities Of The United statesat Qaeen Naa esegted er
with costly BoaFh Daniel Webster with Jewesd
Ring ready 1.-THE Western
AeHnda Hotel 1ouptoulas and Julia streets prys
TehouptOua whom
The PRESENT FUTURE they
what Lady husband they viii
business ot every description.
Mysterious alnos impossible her profession -pPrHr, she
recommended by hghy respectable sources and with
acknowledged anrbar and skill that
all suppotieu probability Of deception tuoson many
others practice
200 what tmeth oscn novel, tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
.Isr OF VESSELS IN Port NOT CLEARED

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
IpErROLEUM, OR ROCK On, a NATuRAl

REMEDY procured Well IN A Sany county, FepHsvl
ynna below eart's Eroe put mp and sold 10y NJ,
kIEU Canal Basin, Seventh streot, Pittsburgh, Pa
TUE PETROLEUM disf0yHted Ia boring Salt Wa and on
Hnaiyling very yEuabe Mediue and hiss or
serooa and Eap-lss, Piles Btns aad
Sealls, ati., etc.
Up flows the boweO VI the earth, without PREPARATION
Adullsrltion.
Sold ety. by JARVIS WoODMAN, corner Common and
MggauI Streets and by WRIGHT co. l5i Cares street, who
gh
Also al Niekshnrgh by o. q, MOODAiAN * co.
sF Horssmen would find their advantage tho PETRo
LEUA Sprjns, Spayns and for Sweeney,
being Tire unauthorized Mnsiang Linment janis em