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leading article in Sundays Herald and appreciate the
be derived from honorable marriage
alliance association between such who have OBJ
married state but have few opportunities to
available satisfaction will be pleased
that plan has been devised to afford such facilities
SCALE without the risk either
" being known to the other until fully satisfied Of mutual
respectabty confidence and agreeableness Indeed to
such the been arranged that
not second party need ever know anything Of the
hcttous and sent to any poat oce In the Unitod
States The plan simple bnt inable In bringing all in
similarly disposed, and innocent that
the crupulousy modest and vrtuous female viii avail
herself OF the instant she comprshcnds IT, and be better
appreciated by her future husband for endoavorng to fud
noble honest upright and suitable partner for life tbsp by
taking the specimen Of humanity that happened 70 he
thrown in her way cit published at dollar and will DO
mailed postpaid by renting 10 Mrs. THEODORE SAND
ORD, Post 0fice, New York.
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I THE REGULAR MONTHLY NETTING OF ME-
N tropotan Hose Company No. 30, held Thursday
evening, March 3, on motion it was unanimously
Resolved That return sincere thanks to the Ameri
can Bible Society for the splendid Bible which they
30 kindly presented to the company.
Resolyed That this resolution published Herald
WILLIAM WINES, Foreman.
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nj tho most perfect imitation of
invented Those wanting very superior article should
call Mt BACHELORS celebrated wig factory, No Wall
street where be found the largest and best
In be the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10

diee belts for club feet crooked SPINE knock
Knees legs weak ankles and superior elastic
stockpr enlarged Of the leg elastic Knee caps and
every ynrety Of truss. liberal discount to Wholesale
dealers at Nc. IL Ann street, near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10

n Maiden Kane make the most perfect imitation q
tural Of hair in the world wig should
examine them They made of the hest materials
and warranted not to shrink change color Also, brads
Ion hair hrai Is. 60.
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Liquid Hair Dye Changes he

hair TO bcnutfu black brown. willis his Pre-
reryatiyc and eantfer stimulates ts growth and perpctu
Mtee its the latest period Of life The dyo Is
applied privately AID both sold AZ crstaderos NO Astor
House, and by druggists generally
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WANTTD--SERVAETS. -FIRsT CLASS FAMILY
servants wishing to obtain tie most respectable stua
beng and highest producing the necessary
testimonials 40 l4S Grand street Immediately Ftua
2heaH cooks from 81 TO b rrrges ST 10 U alys maids,
W es e. &c so; cbnmhermadn ~ 70 81 wrors,
sotos' larndrtt1es 9 -. -.-., s.s- s.s3.-.1
Weatsd N.ity aAa waved.
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AT MEETING OF JACKSON FIRE ENGINE com
~ pany No ~ held the sth the following resolutions
unanimously adopted and ordered to be published
the Fireman i Journal and Herald
Resolved That this company have heard, with mingled
feelings of pleasure aud regret that their speccd and
thy foreman Timothy i. West has been Nominated for tn
post of Assistant Enrncer Of the Fire Deparmcnt-wth
pleasure that his excellence of character his skill
man. his Judgment and officer should be
precated MS 10 place him before his associates candidate
fer that honorable positiopwth lest he
dueed to accept the nomination and that thus may
deprived Of hs valuable aid and services.
Resolved That entertaining, high pact for
our az We do his services his counsels aud
Lis MD, believing that bis remaining with In eminen
decree to the well being of company and
tbe preservation of its high character thank
ing him most cordially Tor all that he has already
nyet at tie same time do most earnestly respect
uy ask him 20 decline the nomination for Assistant Eng
Extract from tho mnutca)
SIMEON WARD, Secretary
tARp.-To TIE FIRE DrpARThENT.-The undcrsi sned
legs leave 70 express h thanks TO hs friends who have
placed him ~ nomination for Assistant Engineer but having
Mt all times been 10 accepting tho he feels
strained not only in accordance with his nonatcn
but Difference the expressed wishes of others decline
it, He WILL therefore, under circumstances. be candi-
date for Assistant Engineer at the ensuing election.
TIMOTHY l.,
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THE CABINEThAKERS OF Mr.. b. NEWHOUSES
establishment wish to make this public acknowledgment
for his liberay in immediately according to demand
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MANIFESTATIONS FOR SMART, TIDY, SOBER.
w honest industrious, and capable servants OF all do
metic stations At tho frotettart Employment Agency No
Carminc street at the junction OF Sixth avenue. NJ r.
The Chambers street agency has been removed to Carmnc
stre.t and and extensive arrangements have been
made for furnishing excellent help
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WTANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
w well educated young girl, as children's nurse and
seasfess chambermd Can produce good city refer
Please call ut 1913 East Eleventh street. first toor
Ia ok " daYA
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eeption reservations the very hct ever beware
rued dyes Eqnay celebrated Is Goufauds hedteated
Soap ri curing pnpcs freees, aallOwnese chaps rough
&c Poudre tile uproot5 hair from any part Of the
body Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Ul0ss NJ ~
unIk 81
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American Fluid Magnesia II recommended
Y As men q All. city ana Bfeokyn ssss:sr q
specific in dyspepsia acdity the stomach and sick head
ssh and as agreeable spring medicine for children and
females 1t is stronger than 4urrays English preparation.
In bottles at rs and 30 cents For sale at the principal drug
gifts, and Wholesale at HOLBROOKE, MARTIN & CO.'S
RrnndMnY.
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w plain cook washer and roncr The best of city refer
from her last place. Can be for days ut No 80
Eleventh street between first and Second avenues front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10

Shirt manufacturers, eall and sec Wheeler,
Wilson Co.'s Sowing Machine patented June l 1882
generally used with success in business Office No. 265
Broadway.
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LOST AND FoUyD.

POrt " si.tn ven - % e set : can. s,Esr
-n-r him 10 his owner Application to be made at "a
Rarc
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VVAHYDs

VUANTED-BY RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL
w situation as chambermaid and waiter No obtestton
70 short distance In the country. rease call At 10y
East Eleventh street.
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w ANTED-A SITUATION, AS NURSE, CHAMBER
w maid, or seamstress by an American woman who
produce good recommendations for character ability
&c Apply at SO Leonard street. Bells Intelligence office
81 RnWerY.
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hair dye tho best yet discovered for coorng The hair or
wlisktrs tic moment IL i applied The wonderful case and
with w @ thi fpYofite and old established hair
sye performs h astonishing ~ s for sale spPea NC
vie faetvfyI w. Wall strest
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WANTED AT mo. III NASSAU STREET, CLERKS,
w teachers felesmen, porter barSocpers steam
railroads boys trades cOachmen aud garden
Gre girls housekeerCrs Applicants enclosing 81 free of
postage stating references, No. viii be suited.
THOMAS SPHINX, Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

On Saturday afternoon oaieers s'errsn sad Murphy
called upon named John Quinn keeper OF snogm
so,sn,k :, nesr North seventh who wa suspected o.
being engaged in his business Qsinn bee daFnsd
SS~e ma eyerythug appertaniag 70 this oasa'ss, s.i
agreed 70 have nothing Farther to DO with IL
Arr.ck UPoN AZ ESGISK HoCsk-oa fndy evening
last as the Fire Companies were returning ien AZ;
alarm in the First ard. large numoes % "a. "' -
Eleventh st. len the engine in the street sa p-o,seaeiS
the house Of Engine Company No . IN South First ST.
where they discharged volley Of stones a. tho h,ase
pistol was .-cnsrsed from the second story o. ne
engine house but no person was ipjnrei tas sss'A -
not otherwise resisted by No 9s Company, who we're
the house at the time and the ssailsnts soon aer lon
The mater - be brought before the Common Coansa
at their meeting tn erening.
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In Sussex County the Temperance men have male the
following nominations for the State Legislature LIST Dis
trict-Joshua Depue lid Distict-doses W. Ncrthup
IIId District-Jchn krsber Al the nominations are
Democrats.
Esssx County MAINE Law CONVENTION Cos.
tion held at the Chntons, NJ +. Church Newark
an rr,, afternoon last. The county well repre-
ssntsd jua.-e Davis, Of Ehzabethtown presided Ado
termination was expressed 30 vote only for decided TEN
perance men very general tese was expressed not -
form third political party. The Convection resolved
that unless the political parties give them ssdosbteiir
reliable in their support Of the Maine Law, they viii nom
mate and endeavor to elect those upon whom they Gao
RELY Ii was also resolved TO hold Convention In Or
October sh to nominate candidates " the political
Pae. fail to put proper men S ea ns a. ss
ernor MaineLaw Mass Meeting will be held In Orange
ON the 2lst Il October
FATAL RAILROAD AcciDESr.-A lad named Jacob SaI
ter son othe Rev John Sauter pastor German f.
Church Market St Newark accidentally killed In the
Market St railroad depot Of tha, city Friday afternoon
last He got the platform OF the last car OF the
o'clock train to Philadelphia while Il stood In the depot
he struck one Of the stone pillars the side and feu
back upon the track The wheels passed over his
head, crushing the skull and almost sevcrng his Nook
killing him Instantly The accident Is probably the re
suit OF careless practice which lads indulge in Of riding
upon the platforms of cars at the depots
The FrRKMEs-Nothing was done by the frcmen at
their meeting Friday evening last except that they do
cded to hold final meeting on Friday evening next ras
ton at their meeting Tuesday evening will settle the
difficulty existing between them and the Fire Department
Ii is expected that the salary Of the Chief will DO liked at
seO0 he sum for asked for being saso per annum and
some action was taken at the last meeting Of the Commos
Council Wednesday evening toward erecting tower
for alarm bell and procuring new machine for Engine
Co 2
FATAL OccuRREScE-A boy named Austin Is year, OF
age while playing with loaded gun in the house OF Mr.
Joseph Hyers, near Mddetown Point, N j., on Tuesday
evening last pointed up stove pipe hole and discharged
IT, Il happened that girl of about the same age. named
Mary Horton, with whom he was playing was looking
down the hole and the charge penetrated her brain She
died in half an hour He supposed that the gun was un
Loaded
George T.. A. Freeland aged 81 years. In Hopklnsen.
j. on Monday wound around his body one end OF the
halter with which he was leading gentle horse when the
animal became frightened and dragged him to death,
Newark Daily Advertiser
Several fire companies from New York, brooklyn and
Wamsburgh, will pass through Jersey CITY tins morn
ing to Newark to unite with the Fire Department of that
city in it, annuOlparade
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WILLL4NSBU RGH ITEMS.

ASsIyERsARY OF THE YoUIHs NIssos.Rf sociErl~,,
Tie first Quarterly Anniversary Of this Society coD1ecn
ithe seUth Ffhst II Church, took place yesteriay
afternoon a. fhe above named Church. Addresses were
delivered BY Rev VI Scadder Of n. = Rsy Ar Assay,
Of Philadelphia Rev. SIR. Bill, Pastor o. the Cnnrcn
1bi. society was organized months since, aud n1r1-
bars since and numbers 20 member incl1dng 20 teach
- who constitute he Board Of Manager Since the or
Eanizetion they have collected sl's 3D.
ARnEsr 81 PoLIcT YESDEas.-Ol Saturday evening
Can. Chichester and Officer Sherman Of the First Ward
arrested Benjamin and Jacob Wade a. their place Of bust
ness corner Of South First and Eleventh ats charged
with being engaged in the above business. They also
seized upon policies and various other articles which,
together with the prisoner conveyed 20 the Second
Wsrd Station House and placed underlo and key Yes
teIday morning the accused parties gave bonds 500
each 10 appear and answer the charge.
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CITY ITEMS.

ENTERTAINMENTS. Sc THIS EYENTNG
MEDINA and Soldier for Love- BY the Raves a. Nbos
OTBELLo and The Govt" AZ the Broadway, to-nisht.
TIRE LOVE CHASE and a Handsome Husband, a. Wallack
EVERY Nan HUssoR and Perfection" q, Burtous.
THE BOONE CHILDREN The Review" sc, Al 5alnsua's
UNCLE from Mrs Stoves book the National
JVLLfKNs CONCERTS st Metropolitan Hal. tonight
SEDGwlcEs APoLLoScoS CONCERTS, a. Hope Chapel
WooDs MNsrKELS-Ethopisn Deliuesons-So "a Broadway
BUCKLEY's NEw-ORLEASs SERESADEES-No. $50 Broadway
FRANcoS's afternoon evening
WASHINGTON ClRcuS-PeTfornanoe afternoon and evening
SeNoR BLIrZ-Nentrloquism and MascSuyveant Institute
The BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ARTNs es3 Broadway.
TIE RRENISH BELGIAN GALLERY-NO 6o5 Broadway.
FRANKESSTENs PANORAMA OF NIAGARA FALLs Hope Chapel
BANyARD's GEoRAMA EGYFr Holy LAND56 Broadway
SEvEN MILE MIRROR rHE LAKES kc.-Chnsse Buldings
GALLERY ESyPTIAS ASrioUITES-Stu essnf Institute.
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lAdyertisemeni ]
ENLARGEMENT OF

ENLARGEMENT OF COLUMBIAN HALL-Since the
area their store been extended. Msrs ~ TowLs
O. have made the Fashionable world by their
4nfcen display OF rich fall goods imported expressly FOR "a
enlarged consisting o. ch India
,e ma Poche shsw Plain and Brocads silks Velvet Coaks
and Manrss rich Lyons and Bougeoe veysts Of all wia'
Feuh Meruos N0lsne Dc Lains &c. Re The sye
End quality these goods upcqnaed IN the % and they
are anoded obbeIs Wholesale prices Ladies' Ia ~an
pero article Of dcEs goods VI any description should not Tor
s he plendd stock At Columbian Han No 81 Grandst
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tAdveItisemeutI
~ Those of our fair readers that are in pursuit of

rich silks shaws Velyet variety Of Pads sod other
will fad much ther advantage 10 visit the
Enlistment of Messrs Head CLAP Co. No sol GrAndt
will open Monday September d OF new goods for
exhibition among which beautiful striped and plaid silks etP
SO g. end b yard One small figured sTmure slks
wide and heavy only g. Turk Sns nearly yard wid very
rich only g. wen worth ~ Rich fylrsd and rorsde silks ate
~ lo and ~ High lusieed BLACK eros ps hhine OF
ce!etrsfed maker Bscofee oihe New D. LANES only d.
Chinz Colors g. Very rich high co0rsd Plis - Fine
French MeTinos only 81 Paramaas and Lyonse Cloths from
IN Black coored SILK Veyets Of al widths for Minias and
Circulars Ladies' Cloths Of all shades together with general
oaeut Of fmy We advise all 10 call and examine
themselves HEARD. CLAP 4 Co. No jVl Grand o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

Tar CRY HALL PARK.-At the meeting Of the Com
mon Council Friday evening the Committee On Lands
and Places reported in favor Of widening the entrances On
ether .ide OF the City Hall Park 10 admit Of the
passage of professions The report was adopted BY unan
mous consent.
BURGIARY-The hose Of Mr.. John jaeger No. g
Pierepont ST. was fsloniously entered Friday night
last and rob bed Of gold watch breast pan, SET win di
monde and 9ther articles Of eweIy valued at about $3.50
No detection.
ROBBEI-Eduard Laselle, a boardsr az house in
Court.st near Degraw was robbed Of ESQ on Friday
night by room mate who decamped and has not since
been heard o.
DEATH yRoN LOcKJAw-On Saturday last Mr. Lewis
" Augeman, Of Hampstead, L. l., died from lockjaw
eaUsed by running rusty nail into biz foot some three
days previous.
Rus OyER-A man named Long run over in Ayr
tie av BIZ one OF the Bat Brooklyn stages Saturday
and seriously injured The Fourth District Police con
yeyed him - lis residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

The benefit for the Roman Catholic Orphan Asyums
which to of 10 nigh, Castle Garden eOmmsnds
Itself to the patronage of all We full house VII
prove the public appreciation Of these worthy charities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

CRIcKEr-The match between the New York and Water
VILE Conn, Clubs takes place to day al Hoboken The
Phiadephians the following Monday and another
match with the s. Georges talked Of for the Monday a.
ter Boston players ralying and threaten New York
with clallenre next Season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

WHO ASSEMBLY NONISArIoS.-The Wing Convention
Of the lid Assembly District have nominated John G.
Smith, Esq es the candidate of the party lie received
the whole vote oil the Convention The Id District Con
yention meets on Friday evening next
ErEorros DisTRfcIs-A the special meeting Of the
Common Council Friday night the subject Of dividing
certain Election Districts in accordance with the lazy regu
larg elections IN this State referred 10 the Aldermen
of the Fourth Fifth Sixth Tenth aud Eleventh Wards for
for reporf From the returns OF the election in November
last it appears that the following Districts OF the above
contain larger number OF votes than the aw con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

There were AS deaths in this City las; veek-a yer!
small number for the season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

CRYSTAL PALAoE.-On Saturday, the cath inst depu-
,aton of gentlemen behalf Of several OF the exhibitors
and agents Of Grea, Britain and Ireland presented TO Mr.
James Brown manager Of those departments msssve gold
hunting watch bearing on the handsome engraving
of the Crystal Palace as mark Of their appreciation of his
uniform attention and civity to them body The in
case bore the following inscription
Presented to Mr. James Brown by several OF the ex-
hibsrs and agents Of Grest Britain and Ireland IS to
ken Of their appreciation Of his uniform attention and CT
Witty NV York 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

srrpRF,fy COURT-SfEcsAL TExf-BefoEe Jadse MITCHELL
EoRRIsIASA PRoPERrr.
In the matter Of the petition Of william IL Morris ,aa
,o II his children for reference Mr. ~ states INST me-
fs,her Morris died In 1884, leaving an estate Of w
Mansion House. &c, and $50 scres--ihas ne WA ~
supposed the win gave him abscluts fee theron
ory 10 remainder Richard L. Morris, but he Ieon1
daeassy he bsd bu, lse interest 70 remove -" a"'e
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advertisement
To TIE IADIES-JBsDELL, PERSON K LAKE

No al Broadway invite old psous ani the public TO inspect
Fall mporatous Of rich Brocsde Plain Gace and Plaid silks
choice and select assortment OF Dress Goods eoacn many
elites selected by one their firm the Continental market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

The Essex County Court viii open to morrow. Judge n
mer presiding There is long list OF civil and tAers
will be good deal of criminal business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

At the late meeting of the New Jersey Baptist Asscca
ton strong informal expressions in favor Of tho Maiss
Law were made.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

NEWARK CHARrER ELEcTios--The Wings Of Newark
will hold primary meeting Wednesday, 2sth inst, ani
their Convention for nominating city officers on the 81 Of
October.
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Advertisement

CrRNFY's NEW STYLE OF CoLORED DAGUERREO
attention called GURSEy style Of Color
Dngueueoypes feature in the ART which he has recently
Miniatures and Portraits Ia OIL combining the
uhune and accuracy Of fine Daeuereoype with the beauty
the oil painting Specimens can be seen At his
Daguerrean Saloon No $40 Broadway eonerds
n b. Dsgueneotypes OF deceased persons taken IN OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

Several fire companies from New York, brooklyn and
Williamsburgh will pass through Jersey City this morn
ing to Newark to unite with the Fire Department of that
eitv in lis annual parade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

MoRE RowDYIsA-A man named Jas Feely was found
insensibe lying upon the sidewalk in Forty eighth St,
near Eighth av Yesterday morning at early hour and
and conveyed to the Nineteenth Police Station where he
was attended by DR. McAlister After his recovery no
stated that he had been aackedby gang Of rovdes who
Knocked him down and afterward beat him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

TIE Hard Demonstration q ~ come II II the Pax
fonghi Tie following conc Of me no'ab-' or1a-l n
vied Richard Bnsieod ieris Cas-. Nike Wl'h' Dhu's
5 DickinsoS George sanders Commodore s'oeS'oa seo
E. SICK g. Senator Toucoy Chimney Bar Robert ,.
Walker Michael Dobeny SeuatOr Foo.e Of NJ Joaa a.
Hoffman. Gov Seymour Of Conn &.
SPELLING RIForNERs CoSyESrroy The friends OF TIE
Phonetic Spelling Reform in New York VIII meet n Goa
veniicn at Franklin Hall Albany wednesday next = 10
O'Clock A. NJ to take messpes for the formation Of safe
Phonetic Society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

George T.. A. Freeland. aged 81 years, In Hopkinten
j. on Monday, wound around his body one end OF the
halter with which he was leading gentle horse when ths
animal became frightened and dragged him to death.
Newark Daily Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

In Sussex County the Temperance men have male Y
following nominations for the State Legislature LIST ID
trict-,Joshua Depue. lid Distict-Moses W. Norths
lIId Dis,rict-Jchn Krsber Al the nominations Al
Democrats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16

wal disehareng opposite Post serau
requested 10 attend 90 tr Of tt
oa w the Lsrgs hoy will Big stored ugir eSren
r.b q e. BDstHt1 & ga. 20 Cuiup street fen