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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-07
COME SIS AND RUR-

= the Pretiest Misse. and Childrens Shoes | eve,
sow"-So lie has my little darIings more than a thou
sand pair of blue green, black white purple. bronze
red, tan, and heap of pretty colours Cma 9-t.1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-07
s.EXpECiVs EyEFey

MAN ~ W HIS Duly " on Thur sday next
aud every legal voter should exercise his raeht of su
1rag' Mt an early hour In order calmly weigh The
clans OF the different candidates. it il necessary ~
hEEP COOL, which it's impossible TO do if clad in
winter suit with the thermometer at So l. the shade
Independent Voters, ire pective of part, are recon
mended to call at the Bazaar, and provide thcmse!ves
with comfortable outfits We have int ..;i
another lot ofthose elegant EX II IBTION COATS
with relre5 Collars; White, Brown and Fancy linen
leens Cloth Cfoten, Bingham and Ca shmereti oats
W nite' Bun and Fancy Narseilles and Linen Vests
Striped, Plain, Clolded Linen and MarseilIos pan,s
aud many other new, fashionable and season BILE Goods
at The Clothing end on Il ing Ba-oar.
May 24-ts As SHAFEP g. 10
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a a;., d Mr. ss, :. Do sloa @ scs..
William: fsos. seo@ 30 esor. %onno Sis % II
az $I II , s. lar d. sT"sy
=" Greenwood A4s tb' Hour Thorat &o-Toia tales cotton
ST LouIsPr c.,srs1 bo b.an' Breos sinms-s
x, waa D n Turner Wilson GO 81 Do 'iorI Gayle AGO
ng De- NJ "hLy 90 d. auI ~ ~ Ma.Iels, do
s Tga sse-Is' ~ s and D' S DO e:" ni6
slnit to order.
s. or wsnGnN e: se, ,s s
aa 1--WE :s @ ss sp sSai' 6 %o
lSo b.. beans mr. ' 90 %a g 40 n
con- 20 do fruit TX Ss s lI ,o G Bro
polatoa u T VehArd tbl eggs sndries
LoUsyhLE-per steamer Runaway 50 tie. hams ~ Apm seo
Bull e sasiS S ' ss.. F; %1. ' :d 81 AZ
ford AGO. * psie1 cotton Il q? Buekue Stanton
Green 4eoTos Sa, cotton sss So = '''f' @'''' do S~"ey
p wILlAMsPoRI, Bella cotton to
so aG e aGaer,9Dt Msil % ads
rod Mods se sTn.y Green Do faia
r. s 9 y" S s.9 ia a sas, %o Ka,
~ S. $40 Gaads ciehs ks9 do Bogar Foley Ay.s
sssis DO Jackson SEQ. DO pss.us.9io do PteS
Sslss fsS is
% bb. moas watt D.s@as to order-Tot,i ss.s
cotton 1883 hhd' sugar iss Ibis molns'ss las.
Lob Cbarpsn isr-sundres 10 order. s' " ' ~
nj, ~ ss steamer Mary esi.as
p s i .an4 Il % s %' % s o CIV
de hKrnn50 do 10 hhda Bozhrt Foley
eaf Hsyea do Romen
10 balss Uuithit 4 Son-TOtal bales 2B.
CONSIGNEES.
For bark Chnrus Thorn ehran Aqo--prs
W Dnhbar-v1Is Thylor
ply CrhtsJ MARKS dsoFn Jones-S Midget Twieh
ell &co-J b ssa, Leland Sec
Nndwad, Baimore-COnVerEa
6eo-Fhef, Fowler aoo-T Elder Aeo-D X C.rroI-C a q Il
Idi--J tuSer- Walten-A Wright Aces Michel
psthn1 Campbell AGO Told Ao-BOge, Foley Avey-Rogers
Barnard &eo-J II MARKS deo--Ofder.
SPOKEN
b bark Elizabeth Iagii The lat soutw
North by Alice Taon Cat smith To Rio H.
Janeiro fvr this port .
PASSENGERS
Per bark Goldtn Era, from Phladphls-l2 passengers.
FLATB0ATS.
In First District
INDANA-Ptt Lyons fabOstTg btis lime
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YAZ0O RIVER-PeT Munros
&ool2s do J Byrne 6roils do Payne
Swiney Green dco A do BrAnder Williams Whts
DO Owen &eo25 do FsoWas &cO94 do
4 Robson Aeu-l0do Ward
Bros emmngwiy Fudlauder-S Thonhill Seo5 do
A Wright aco-lotA BALES cotton 75i
PRNCEToS-Per Frank Lyon-45O bales jack
&co261 do Kelly tfaEer95 Dc Payne Ha8onl5s
AcdlO5 do Cocks l29 do G Puckq
Wright Williams Sos6 Ward JonaF96 do Ward
CuddS Cntcher 6ro So DO Brner Williams &eon do teuwA
Thonp,on33 do Curry do swuey do
Rugaey Blair soo27 do Smith, johnson Sco-25 do Estn
d. Bogn Foley Avery2O do Fearn, Donegan co do
Pitcher Goodrich S'olO do Kicks &coT do Nielsen AGO
Tots bales cotton 2l4i.
PROVIDENCE-Pe SaIon372
&eoe4 do Nelson &cos5l lie Esn, 6co69 Frr-
kcolS5 do Nte Cox 6colaT do Cannack, Squst West
40 do Sviney Se-ll3
a. Cruher 6eo50 do Oakley Ha~ kius-61 Kelly
Nngnt Sco-bO do Kelly ThompsonS7 do Kicks
psissI do Cocks 6oo27 BeGk-34 Wright WiimAs
PAYNE y Harrson-2 do Thornht 10 Rawn
sU,an kro-S do Williams Sco-l2 10 Goson
dries 10 orier-Total bales eo,'on sSss
pAyoU sARA-Per steamer
Oakley 4 Hswknss dr. Bander Villains &cos
Robertson MrGougal33 hhds - bb
nolssses J-lO hhds Whi59 do Buchannou
Carroll Seo-lO hhds Roman kernon-ls Aan-l5
Nignandl7 do Hewitt, Norton half
a. Raorq-6O bbls lime Degeos PLEASANT &co-5
Ga.ry-Tos 1913, hhds sugar 93 bb moes half
30.
do 9OI poaos W GivensS4 mdse
n,s. w Benton Baymau snlne995 poaos
,Ins Dom sy pipe Hlbeus hbls alcohol
Cbn6 B,lionq Stone deo-3j DO IL Bonnabs bbls
NJ sIanosA ak. wheat l6s Martn-S
@ I6 apples Smus62 do ~ do pesehss and unde
order.
MIIIKES,s BEND-Per Glendy Burkss3 bale.
Watt pessuesbl do Cury& Pson-I do BaehannOn Carroll
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A Wis D'ELECTIoN.-E vertu dun Writ

A Wis D'ELECTION.-En vertu dun Writ
s FAG q EB ss me- str. par Son E
3 eye t @se Il .s" @ '91 par pre-
' SGsf1 si ggS, f sos G F1s
ssse rscSdePmen .O S om d, uHep,s &c Ma @ %
pse No s. nom. De De No. M p.
SUI "a I d f .s s.i Dc a 1sns S
mp soTHs Rai DS qa s.i
de Premier District ct de ne No oaae edeSsn Wiz ds .s s
qs Ascension Assumption LaOurcbe Terrebonne
DEuX SENATOR'S pour District compose parosse d'or
REPRESENTATIVES
UN REPRESENTANT pour droie la paro dOrsaus
bkuA REFRESHMENTS pour le premier district
TRos REPREsENTANTs second district pnro.se
SIX REFRESHMENTS pour district parosse dor
TR6s REFRESHMENTS pour quatrisme district, paroi,se
TRos REFRESHMENTS pour o cinluisms district, paroi..s
pEUx REPREsENTANTs pour lie sses district paroisse
DEUx REFRESHMENTS pour sspSne district pao.so d'o
DEux REPREsENTANTs pour haeme district paoisse o
uN REPREsENTANT pour neuvieme district paros'e dor
DEUx REPREsENTANTs pour lie dixie district parosse do
rdes IN sGRNfEspaSf De LEI LEDteHr SSNT rUB
5 % sERE st U g9RoNEf pour
UN AssEssEuR pour premier d. IN pour second IN pour
(iv Lafayette pour parie paro dOraus u
dre lu Mississippi, pour esques eecteurs
cenlormaut lois relatives cuenent
Aussi geers de Cour Ia Souye Ore
premiere nn pour Ia secends IN pour troieme
District ct
qnatre collectors de la Nile OlG4nun
10 second c troieue quatreme
cee pare La dOans, situ6e
Mississippi
SEPT JUICES DE PAIN
Tn par les elocteurs quae Reptesen
tatit;
par ayant qualis Repreentat;
unpsr les ceurs ayant luat6 do Anne District
IN Jar les eeoegrs quatt DIES Reprecen
tstifs,
I'm par les eeceurs qaate des sme
preseutatIis;
sUn par eeeurs qualie District Repesena
devAn Lafayette;
Eft les eecteu qua6 portion paroase
dOrleans sur la rive droie du heuve Mississippi,
Et uN CONSTABLE Justice de ere les
teu reant dams les divers des justices quill
est eHpliqud plus haut.
lie scrnn ouve e Jour sud depuis heues
heuref de sn tells rndroi degnes surveillance
ct ls conlrbs de nommes Conso
Aldermen de la vile de Ia Nuvs Orleans
cee port de psro Mississippi
Leleeton deya etre condute ct les duplicate deut
transnss sl soussgne coniormement = la loi.
Bureau du Shet de la paroase dOeans dOctobre 1883
OIL J. p FRERET, Sheriff
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ELECTION NOTICES.


NV fouNG AMERICA AGAINST THE FIELD -
Candidate ' for foa s S P If sRFF zee LIVES i cAEAS
people IL opposition to all equg eonbnaon nrnopee. aai aeksd
Es3- Messrs. Editors: Please to announce
Ta Gi hgEcn r cssa' pr cLeRK The Fsr ns,
He viii be 'pori'sy ~ tsp FGIESns '' isisT
nar J. @. PorYDExrER, Superintendent Of
r. TK saT r'y r. e ,sicl , candidate EaE
-, Ess- THOMAS O. Poole is a candidate for
'lh'A VI HE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nib I'd
RS Editors of the Crescent: Please an
s. ATT 9 81 SW 5a a s ." G ss
far WILLIAM z. BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT of'hs Cour. may Organized %
TT We are authorized to announce Colonel
DISTINCT . G.t ma e @ rsD
~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
cLEkk OF THE FOURTH DfsTRICTcoURT OF NEW ORLEANS
Ns- SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate for
S a.. 4 OF The FIFTH DISTRICT Election s Mon
Ear FIFTH DISTRICT COURT-JoHN s. BA-
said r. S 9'1 ss candidate is '
nss- Messrs Editors: Please announe WV.
MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
GS~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
the E WAs c, q LEWIS s present Minute
Ssd 5g ~ ss offer. hm.s candidate for .,
b. changed TO. fei1 ID
Gs- Please announce DR.. GEORGE w Cross
dseisn Of sas f'''" OF Orleans subject II v
ESs- THEODORE ]. WILKINSON. We are au-
tho 1 THEODORE j. WILKINSON Coroner Of the
lily and fAh Of Nswos:n.. a. ..nddnte for reelection sss
Gs- For Assessor. --FRANcIs TURNER, the
Soy.mber, 1858, aud respectfully submit, hi. claims
HS- Please announce THos. AsKEw as q can
didae for STATE TAX COLLECTOR, First District. s4a
Gs- WIZ. BLOOMFIELD, Sr.,
For the Last h lsi1 vETh Y1t; o. Rs's 5s & H"o
JUSTICE ' oF TmiEgApEAcE
FIRST JUSTICES COURT.
tS Election November = 1853. ostd
Gsy- CHARLES " JoNrE, the present ncum-
THE Psss 81 SP oSLsk zSs>o sas
re- We are authorized to announce MIGUEL
srA nnAN i 4. FFr in s n c1K p s s e coS
oiOte
Hs- GEORGE F. PEARSON IS a candidate for
and soicils the votes Of h- freuds. je2s 70
NE- WIN. G. QUIRK is a Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. District
TIE old Fifth Sixth and Seventh Wards
street, and from the L%yee to the Lake. ie27
GE- To the Editor of the Crescent Please
JOHN j. HOPPE Candidate
CONSTABLE OF The FIRST JUSTICES COURT
OF Orleans. Election November HIS FRIENDS. iels
-
ISr FRED. j. RoBERTs is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF The SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election
November merit je4 I'd
Ee- VIM. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of hs Second Justices Court. Election Monday
sefnDer neIt mylOd
RN- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES Court
BERNARD GARITY Is Candidate OF Jus
.cs's Election FRIENDS siNte.
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Below-Goming Up.
4 ships, bark and | brig, unknown
EXPORTS.

BRAzos sANTIAGoPers sch sA950 bs flour liquors
sundrss
GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-Per steamship P.rssyersnce-
nnrr whisky 10 do SOAP loo sks
IT,. o rnrnm mills
P7NSACoLAPrr shr Waiter MO bis -four SKIS
50 bales hay 10 ek bacon 10 ks butter bbs apples
OIL
PESsACoLAPcr sehr Mathaao0 SKIS 1860 oats,
bacon 50 bbls apples, rs kgs butter.
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ST. Ii us.
OHIO RIVER.

wileaye SATURDAY, November S. at O'Clock p N.
EOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE -
n PADUCAH, MILLS POINT md all inerme- lsAe4tsfS5
date lsndngs.-Rsgrlar Lrsvi le Orleans
Packet Steamer Lucy ROBINsON.-Ths elegant
ming steamer LUCY ROBINSON Captain Isaac NJ
Clement, will leave
passage apply
foot OF Graser street.
"a SMITH 4 FIlIISTFE. A Povdra.
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GREAT BARGAINS. s PHILLIPS. Of

a REAT BARGAINS. s. PHILLIPS. Of
NJ CHEAP STORE NoToRlETY NayAdes street,
Horse tatot Eirsi Dstr Rousseau street. osaapGu
large and welIassJrted stock
FASCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
the called
FLQuNCEp BARESEs comprising hundred oftt
style and eolorF, varying from ts to $40.
10000 (n thoussnd)
cents yard and upwsTaI.
y hoasnJ] yards PRINTS being selection
patterns and esors.
5000 Give ihonsand) yards BAREGE LAME m per
ysrd.
10 pieces supsrfne SILK DAMAsKs, for curtains.
loo extra fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS
so BLACK
20 broeaded SILK DRESSES, flO0 yA Of
FINE GOODS too to mention
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
JEST received iiTectfrom France
200 tue embroidered SHIRTS, from o.
slRrEe LINEN reduced
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NOR MONTGOMERY. WEruNpKA.

NOR MONTG OMERY, WETuMPKA,
SELMA and all landings Alabama River LeikaASz5
Alternate
regular Aahana River Packet WETUMPkA D. shaw,
will her regular trips the WEDNES-
DAY. October 6 leaving SewTeans Montgomery Alter
nate Wednesday.
~ Shippers rely strict all
o her
kf freight having
o o MCDOWELL, 4 BELL. Poydra
IT On her The W wtlliea The Of
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscrNr OFFICE.

CHEscFNr OFFICE.
Friday Morning, November 4 1853
CoTToN-There was good demand yesterday for the
better qualities of which 5000 bales changed hands
steady prices
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ID MiddIing Fair. lo}49ioa
Midding ........ $50 90 Good FAIR. %
Good Middling s}a@1O Good and Fine, %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1883 ......lo572 1866
Received since. .l36,3sJ 1928
yesterday 7,7C2-1441i5 co., 1923
1547I7 s23S8
yesterday,.,,.,. OOO-- 5os98 600 54s7
Stock on hand not cleared ... 81 2s9Ol
T0BACCo-There active inquiry, and we heard
of nearly 900 hhds taken including hhds at 6; 200
- 22s hhds ia lot which Refused) at o.. and liz
at 614e round 3l2 hhds (iSo and 1922 mostly Ad.
Initted Mt "a a tt.
SUGAR AND M0LAssEs-The sales Of Sugar EN-.
braced 200 hhds at 3&94e for Fair to Fully Fair and
so.04he for Prime. of Molasses 500 bbs taken
at 2OG2l6e for Inferior, etc, and 22iae "a gallon for
Prime.
FLoUR-Msrket quiet with sales about 200 bbs Of
which $50 Illinois St Louis at So 10 and 200 Extra
49, = bbl.
GRAIN-The sales Of Corn were limited to 100 sacks,
In lots 65G67e = bushel Oats higher and We
noticed sales of 200 Louis s. 400 at g. and
34) at 81 and 5se q bushel
PROYIsIoNs-Pork was dull and the principal sale
that noticed 81 bbls Rumps at $40 90 q Dbl We
heard Of saes Of Mess Wednesday, on private
terms Baeon steady with Gales Of % Prime
Sides at s}4 and 25 Of Shoulders at re u 1t.
RICE-A sale Of IS tierces Carolina Wednesday at
5i.e ID.
CoFFEE-Frm, with sales Of 45O bags Rio at loi and
80 Prime at II az p b,
ROPE-1O0 coils sold at ~ and 100 at ST.
wIIsKY-sales Of 90 bbls Raw ut 35 and some small
lots of Dexter's at 800 = gallon
FRElGHTs-Firm. HOO bales Cotton shipped to Liver.
pool at "a. and two ships taken for Havre at 1'.s
Observation-Disclosures dull We quote
Sterling IA 097s
Francs. bf Il 1akp6 70
New forB slxty-day Bills. f72Aa q disc
Sight Checks on New York........ la0 2. r ct prem
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFfIcE THE DAILY Crescent
Friday Morning November 4, 1868 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Perseverance, LAwlsri Galveston and ndAnoa
Harl, a Morgan
Schr Walter NJ, TRpki1, Pensacola J Hurley aeo
ScAr Martha, Wsbber, for Pensaoala, Hurley SEQ
Schr Star Cannon Balos Santiago, Souhmayd Harrison
ARRIVED.
Ship sbePad Hamilton, 20 days from Boston to II Ba.sl
Brig wutwsrd Mahall days from Baltimore Ashbridse
coal stfst
Bark Charles Thompson Small IS days from Boston,
co-lat disrct7.
lsh Close days from Boston to BA..-st dist l.
Bark Golden Era lhotndks, IS days Philadelphia Mektr
&co--isi district
Bark Ezthh Lsy Gooden, from Rio Janeo August
Rirt-lst district.
steam boats.
New IAtona, Gross from on Sara,
Lucy Robinson, Clement from PAlucah,
5lendy Burke, Bentley, from Miliksn's Bend -
Cataract, Hodger from St Louis
Frank Lyon rstes, from Princeton.
haEon Roberts, from Providence.
Monroe, Gwarney, from Yazoo City.
WenoHH, Barclay, from St LOUIS
Bella Donna, Morrison, rom Wdliamsport.
Runaway, Crooks, from Louisyile
Orion, DtnslOw, from AtatapRs.
Gen Rusk, Serle, from YaEo River
Mary Foley, Ransom, from D5Hsisonvlis.
Towboat Hercules, Whitney the down light
brought fks Charles Thompson Laretta Fh
NindwArd.
Towboat Anglo Colt PoTt the
3Uth ul stip Granada and Creole schr
ship ID Shepard baks Elizabeth Leayt and Golden Era.
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ALABAMA RIVER.

.4L.4B.A.M4 RITER
VIII leave SATURDAY November S, At o'clock p NJ.
NOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY, ~
WETUMPkA and all landings Alabama River LSkt3de5
the trip Afterwards from the New
Regular Alabama River Packet GEORGIA.The enr-y new,
light draught and swift running packet GEORGIA
J. freight will
above from foot Of Poyra street For freight passage, having
accoInnola ions, apply board O
OGLESBY 4 MACAULAY, st.
to FARLEY, JUREY 4 Co
~ plan Of the
10 he ma
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NOR MONTGOMERY. WETUMPKA, 49,
SELMA AMI all Landings en- Alabama River via l~E42t
New Bn EN cry ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
Regular Alabama River packet steamer ALABAMA.-The
built passenger ALABAMA p Rob-rs will
leaving New Orleans and Montgomery EVERY ALTERNATE
WEDNESDAY Shippers rely puneay and trct attention
all bsness entrusted to her For freight having
surpassed accommodations. applv
MCDOWELL, JR. 4 BELL, u Poydras ST.. Agents
tF- her will
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BALS-BALLS.

RAND DRESS BALL.-A Grand N
Ne I.-s bal VII be given b. PBOTECTIDS FIRE COM ~
PA Y 50 y. =, ARHORY BALL, Cas,n sgrs-t on -
sA1 TRDAY LVSTfNG, November g. under T. dit-ctOn ~
toe following vnsn ~ Manhg-ts.
SENIOR MANAOERs....
Gen. John y. Lnws Hon. T.. Winter T. &. Podf. Esq.
zen. L. Tracy, Ion, q. ks'nos, John Adams hsq,
Col Henry F0rno, lion. seuzeaAaH, e. Waterman, Pa
j. p FIerel Ron, W, ". NauTht, E. Caldwell, FFq
Lieut. Col r Ieaeb, Hon g. J0nts, " W " wood Ksg.
Capt Cnvanagh, Hon. W. NJ. Htsyn0d Henry Bier Fan
lion. A. d. Crossman, VI dargny Esg, ]. A. Waikn Pa
W. H. Garland. ~
... NOR MANAGED
Geo. Schneider, A. Bslsnger, n. Fai'onsr
Samuel @. ftIk, u. L. bsicisr, 4. Clark,
P.Pisle, h. Regan, j. Lamathe
IL. de- la Cslieia, J.F. Whd Thouns JOnss
J. c. McIelianI ChAs Smh, j. Joe.
Thomas Dnand J. Lgmberth, u. Turpin,
pshrieyille, j. u Wsbb Chas De cbaissui,
ChAs. whiting, y " LESLIE, d. Bradbury,
p. Dunn
...INYITATToN CoMMfTTEEa..
L. G. billiard, !. &. jack, L. Daprersont
H. T. Milford, Thoa Clearly q. TAfssy
g. ". Waldo, VI. W. Murphy T.. Matters,
J. WOrrrl, D.Hnrieyt NJ. Brennan,
J.F Russia, r. cAiisghsh.
...FLooR MANAGERs....
VIM. Cosgrove, Jsa; hrsitsn, l.. Dsprernoa
NJ W. Msra,
~ The celebrated ualre Band conducted BY Messrs c. Hop
and los. V. Gsasper, engaged.
~ Tickets si-o be bad Of any Of The MsnaEer
door on the evening Of the Bal o2sd
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ICE--ICE-ICE.

ECEi lCEi--J STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers ICE Eysau Fields opposite
Pontchartran Railroad Depot lower side No. lss Old Lvee
Commerce TchoupouAs street.
Ice Houses Ninth Fourth
isni iyon
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INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES A,

IL BoarIera and Day PuNo 50 St. louis seetDecled by The
Misses ALLISON.
The Directors this Institution, aided the
departments finished
theft sIrons to the improvement all the pupils eonfded
to their charge.
" For terms, parents guardians Prospectus
| which can be had ut the Institute. sci I'm
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WIN ieaze sATrRDAY November 5 At o'cloexr.
ENOR VICKSB URG, WARRENroN. -
= NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF ROD els3-<l4
NEf, NATcSEZ, FORT ADAis, BAYOU SARA
snd bAIOS ROUGE Regua SATURDAY Weekly V1pEa-g P,rEe
sesnsr sol THERS BELLE-Ths new, magnificent ami ~
Inning pass nger packet steamer SOUTHERN LIE Captain
white viii leave above F pa,.ze ppy IN board
SMITH FIMIsTER 81 Poyiras street.
B The Southern Belle will YaLoo freight " III h. M
ofr-.hippng. 's"' ~ 80 's'''''s'
There will be Clerk the L<ves, Canal street OF
'N1-siaS morning. 10 receive fr-Eht. ogl
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NOTICE OF ELECTION-Pursuan to
sad deei y lis Ersgncy IEBERT Govetae Il lie
hsT:5y III Ila. Election se Liz MONDAY he IL DAY
NFWBfEs or CONGRESS-
one REPRESENTATIVE from the First Congressional District,
SgB s $A' s 4 % c Z n" oGp. S,lsef e
t. Ne' a9 3 Ia 1oea ,ta Tia soon ., toe psIsh Or
one FErRtsENT4TIyE from e Second Congressional D.tat
iasays: Of he Par,bes Of Ja.oa ST. Gbses s bn ,b o.
III s. lanes Ascension Assumptions Lure Mary
TWO SENATORS from the District composed the Parish Of Or
REPRESENTATIVES
ONE REPRESENTATIVE from the right bank Of the
T TRsF g E I P Fas e o;
SIX REPREsENTATvEs from Third Distre Parish Of orleans
THREE REPREsENTATIVEs from Fourth District, Parish
THREE REPRESENTATIVES, from Flhh District Parish Of Orleans
TWo rom s sts, b Ping p q osP,
Two REPRESENTATIVES. from Eighth District Parish Of Orleans.
qNE I'VE om NR6 Farsi
a STATE TEEAsrRERs an AUDITOR OF puBLIc ACCOUNTS
4 SHERIFF. saI CORONER for the PeI.a II Or cans.
6 GSE AssSREs Or, IL Par,h and cy q New Orleans
the fhr and "Sl for I've fourth b S y 9r VI. sso3d; one for
portion CT the Pas6 Of ore g % The
right uAnk he Mississippi River be voted according existing
TIvE CLERKS or COURTS in New Orleans, viz.
One tie F the Second, The one for the
FG g5a L.. and f 9 tx F P RS9F, 4 Sey Orleans
o Fo G 6 one sD e, s5 6 Second 01e for 6e Third and
leans ing the right bank of the M,sl.Ppl River.
SEVEN JUSTICES or TIE PEACE
One BY the qualified Electors OF the First Representative
Districts
on. BY BY the qa ass Efea Of Third
One by the qualified Electors Fifth Sixth
Districts;
One by the qualified Electors the Seventh Eighth Ninth Re
live
Two qualified Electors Of the Tenth Representative District
(lats Lafayette;
One by the qualified Electors Of that portion of the
lying the right bank Of the Mississippi River.
And CONSTABLE Justice
the Electors residing
Peace, above explained.
The Polls will he opened the hour
o'clock morning evening nj su place.
and under the suiutndenee
and Clerks be appointed by the Board
New Orleans and By the Police jury for that Of the Parish
right tank OF the Mississippi River.
The Election
designed according to law.
shsfia's Office Parish Orleans, this October 1883.
OLE j p FRERFT Sba,iH
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YAZOO RIYER

w,leaye SATURDAY, Eoyfmb-rs st o'clock P.x
E'OR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, -
u MARIoS, YAZnO CITY, sATARTIA aod All eI9e1-s
n-1iaie land hsa-hsznla. Y-yeo Kiver Newa
oana aeEet Steamer PLANTER.-T new fast unn n M
sy usht dfsnght passenger ss-msr PLANTER Capt Wev
Leave as ss0vs For freight apply on ars To- ~ bs
VILE street. SMITH a FIAifsIFp 10 go.
week. e - up
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pRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
~ PROOF PhNT-Dpot, No. 10 strae-The public
respectfully notified that tine Bdgswatsr Company
completed the erecoE at the mne addition mills the
Guilty heretofore supplying the ground
lied upon being promptly filled. :.
the the
ea green and other eoors from the Bridge will
meday introduced in this market packages
Inc dry mineral can be mixed with lime ordinary
10 wood bck-say one-tweneh lime well
sakd Inns experiment has
Gently city, and works admirably For
depot or fanny ofthe Sub gents, ' ~
Dry, in barrels. weighing 400 to 500 lbs
Dry, half barrels, to 25OIbs
Ground in oil, in kegs OF rs, so and 100 lbs,
Fer sale C BO,F2T a 81 ,oCouns,,s,,
Agents for the States Of louisiana Aabama ppi and TeI
Ana ny Inc city Sub-Agents.
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Va TERL.vG PLACES

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER -
= a CREOLE-FalI Arrangement FoP - asss5l51 ~
D EAN SPRINGS, BILOXI .nsernedsse -.
penfd walk, ,-.t., h,
Epey r th irads with % 80. ~,
- fol ~ A-'"' VI s"s 'afht
MoSDAYs......by A. NJ Cars FRIDAYS - bv NJ r..
NkBSEsDAYs.by p. VI. SATURDAYS ~ p " c..s
~ follows " NV ~ w VII" SAfs,
woSp A5,s' Nes 1-,,'.' z,s,,' oess" s-i.s
A. N
sRps ~ By n ears THURsDAY. NJ
. IIea by "a ears SATURDAY
Frsighi received the Railroad week up % oet on
~ The Way Letter Bag viii oee Of The Agent an Nor
aisys O'clock ~ y - ~ ''"'' ,"' 7aF
" Fare % Bay st. LOWS Christian cdrsn and
ytns VI is Deck 81 FIRE CITY Biori and san
springs % s0i Children ADD S-rvsnta o: Dsek 49,
10 R. GEDDES, Agent 10 Bank Pfare.
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wv YOUNG AMERICA AGA INST THE FIELD -
Md tdor You will please u MIS- L. CARNAV "a, &.
1ah1hat1 Tor the obeo Of SHERIFF, subject de,9r
people IN oppo1n to AL ciquea combinations mpnopo and aqd
'Vh'ehu"a loH YOUNG AMERICA,