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ward; have known the prisoner between Ave and six
years have been In the habit OF seeing him often during
that interval have never any weapon about him
Where Is Ala Pearl street, A. About five doors from
Chatham street.
@ Where is IA Orange street, A. Midway between the
Points and Chatham street.
O. What class Of people resorted hereS A. The labor
Ing class OF people, don't know that females resorted
there; don't know whether not they licensed
Q. DID you not knew that two liquor shops cannot be
kept by the individual L. have seen Mr. Hoare at
-; don't think have seen the deceased, Susan
McAnnanny
Elizabeth McFadden, sworp-I reside at No IA Bcwery
know the prisoner; have been acquainted with him
about five months; he boarder In my own house;
be bearded with from the latter part Of March to the
time Of 8 arrest; never the weapon produced n
court in his possession his character always good
far as know
James Kane examined.-I have been acquainted with
Mr. Hoare five ak years; have been pretty intimate
with him during that time; l have been In his
pls ce Of business; him have q weapon his
gens raj character was good knew more ind us
trious than he
Crossexamned.I heard within the last three months
be had taken to drinking, but ave sigrs Of
it.
John Ward sworn-I have known the prisoner for If
teen year, have intimately acquainted with him
curing that tme have been in his place of bust ness
nearly every day; / have seen him have this
wearon; his character good.
Cross examine d-My business is undertaken he IL
tenant Of mine, and had occasion to see him often
The Court then adjourned till ton o'ccCk mis- morn
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Movements or Ocean steamers.
Port OF New York, November 1s, 1859.

CLEARED.
Steamship VIM Penn, Mortimer Charleston, Lincoln u
Co.
shps-Amelia, williams, Havre, Nesmth II Sons Elec-
tic, Gates, Havre J Brewer h Co; Owego, Stevens,
Liverpool, Sturges Chairman co. Venice Brewer, Mel
Wardle Progress, Chase Mobile, Nesmth Sons For
tude, Lord, Mobile Fisk; North Carolina, Kearney,
San Ffsncifco, Engle.
Barks-Fapny, Smith, Mobile, Eagle Hazard; Coelia
Ipgraham, Kr gston, ia, W Trundy 4 Co.
Brigs-J Anderson, Delano st Marks, Smallwood,
Anderson a Co Ann (Brl Campbell, St John, NIB, is
Whitney Co; Marcellus Norton, Jacksonville Thompson
Hunter; Boomer Erabdt st Marks, Iadd L. Church.
Schrs-E L Wales Little, Wilmington, Z Powell;
Smith, 1hresher Taunton, master; Elizabeth B, Bacon,
Philadelphia, w McRee; Gallego, Nelson. Richmond,
Person. 0 Bigelow (Br), Write Bermuda Permission
Jones.
steamer-vulcan, Waitman, Philadelphia, N Briggs.
ARRIVED.
Ship De Witt Clinton (pkt Funk Iiverr Oct g. with
600 passengers, 10 Taylor h Ritch
Bark Uementine (Erem), Kepler Bremen, "A days. with
160 passengers, to l. W Burchard
Schr Madison, Foster Philadelphia, days. for Boston.
Schr Oregon, -, Philadelphia, days, for Bos on.
schr Herrick, -, Rockland, days.
Schr Sarah Jane, FITZGERALD, Nantucket, days.
Schr Agawam, Bsssey, Wareham, days
Schr Hartford Gaines, Portland Ct, days.
SAILED.
Steamship VIM Penn, Mortimer, Charleston.
Wind NE, with a dense fog below
There large feet Of square rugged vessels outward
bound anchored in the North river detained by the
favorable state of the weather.
(BY SANDY HOOK PNsIIrG TnIaRArB]
THE HIGHLANDS, Nov lS-Sunconn.
" ind light from EsE. Weather very foggy
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Anived-Schrs John Compton, Marts Proydsnce; ]
Rushing Henderson, and Thompson Fisher, Bridge.
port; Sarah Tablet, New York. King, Leeds, Port
Welthsll; Cequette Bennett, Lubec, Ne.
Oeared-ships Arlington, Ryan, Liverpool; Ellsrse,
Couts Rio Jsnero bark Jas Bayley Brock West Indies
John NIB; Buera VISTA Carlisle, Wilmington, NC; schrs
Sarah, Talbot Boston; Gibson, Avery, Providsnce;
Rushing, Henderson and AItamaha, Sherman New Bed
fcrd; John Compton, Msrts Providence.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.


Arrivee-Ships Norman, Lor don; Star of Empire, snd
Sweden Liverpool; VIM Patten, Shields brigs Masonic,
Afdrossan Pemb cke, Rio Hache.
The Norman and Sweden experienced very heavy
weather, and received considerable damage.
CHARLESTON, Nov Is.
Arrved-17th, bark, Carolina, New York; 18th, brig
Tartar, do.
NEW OKIlASs, Nov II
Arrved-Ships Harriet jessie Boston; John Jarvis
and Luconia, NYork; bark Fanny, Philadelphia.
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Pierce viii stick to his programme but presume that
he will b ready to do thing reason In changing his
Cabinet shal be necessary to secure the operation
Of Congress upon the OF his message And how
could he reconstruct his Cabinet, withsut widening
the existing troubles in the Paryr He could not do it.
He must wait TO the lay OF the land In
Congress- He must bide his time Try 1t, and
see how difficult it Ii to select Cubinet that will
harmopize the democratic party. In fact, am in
cned think that the party past praying for Gen.
Pierce had better jog along well a. he can with his
Cabinet it Isl becs its discords mt elements when
shaken together neutrase each other, and place them
in the aggregate entirely at his command The President
is oniss The appointment OF Sanders to
s ndop and Of Devin Reilly olerkshp here are proofs
OF IT, Their filthy abuse of Marcy in the Denpocrdctc Re
proof Of IT, and the submission OF the Premier Is
pro of also his amsbe aad forgivng disposition He
believes in the Lords Praysr-Forgive trespasses
as we forgive those who trespass ainst itese he
never could submitted to the appointment Of San
ders Reilly, Rough he is Marcy is at endant at
the stated preaching Of the gospel occasionally; and
looking at Sanders and Reilly, pronounce him Chris
tian
You win have been informed that Linn Boyd,
Speaker is here looking up the chances of election
fear that his tune is up. The South will be very apt to
rally wings and democrats If it comes to PINCH upon
good stiff southern man. exactly upon the between
the South and free soil. shall 60 at length into
the subject when sufficient members have arrived to give
shape and color to the question.
Judge Douglas will be leading member Of the Senate
foreign subjects hereafter HIS late travels all
Europe like those OF Mr. Bennett being for information
we'll pleasure. The Judge has returned with bet
under standing of European affairs than he could ac
quire by twenty years practice in Congress,
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LAUSCHrp-At fremont, Ne, 18th ut, by Mr. Henry
Newman from the yard of Capt Richardson, fine schr
Of 167 called the Eliza Anne, owned by Messrs Rich
srdsop LoIans Newman and others, and to be command
ed by Capt Richardson.
AT Machiasport Sd inst thorough built brig Of abt 2lo
tons called the Sarah Bsrnice She is owned by Mr. Vim
Pennen, and is to be CONN anded by Capt Eben Saw
yer. She win load for New York
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BRIG MvnA, ct Boston from Port au Primes, haA
stormy weather, started deck load, stove galley. no.
:, Bsio HoIr Of Blueh, at Boston from Wilmington.
z, was in contact 10th instant of Nauset with sehr
Fame, hachiss, and lost bows prit.
seHk WATKR Heath, Of and for Provincetown tAtsd
from Faya TO- and from Flores Aug 20 and has not
been heard fIon 1t is feared she was lost IN the huxr
cane abt Sept TO- She had ab fifty passengers who were
their way TO different whaln ports in
experienced whalss, who were to ship As mstss r.
There can be no doubt that the vessel has with soo
mishap.
ScHR ESpAvnIA where FROM 60 not stated Ia rsnrt>S
to have been ashore rcou; but got al ct a.
cutting away the mast, and afterwards sold. with ~
cargo
scrR MARY ANN, OF Salem, Hodgdon from Rondout ssr
Boston with coal is stat ed in a slip from the Sag Harboe
Coector unshpped her rudder in the gale Of the
l4th irst and become unmanagsabe The crew took 70
their boats and after much difficulty landed on Gsrdnss
lapd The vessel sank of the end of Plum Island Capt
was Of opinion that vessel and cargo we're insured
WhaIcmen.
Arr At New Bedford 10th, bark Lagrange, Hammond,
Bunchina, Tuck, Provincetown, $50 bbls sp July -
Lancer, Lskeman NIB 600 do do Congress, Msndall Do
wss FH sp
rem n 40 s III a.'sie: sssn
Ros,oe, Clifford, do; Susan, Pacific ocean.
Sid from Dartmouth 18th, bark Tucker. Smith, Pa.
Sid from New London 18th, ship Corinthian Rogers,
Sid from Sag Harbor 10th, bark Noble, Nicon, South
Atlantic.
On Coast Of Patagonia Sept g. Hudson Gift of Nyso
100 VIII; schr Washington cher tender) In company.
SPoKFN-Sept 20, Cachelot, Hosmsr, NIB $50 80,
Oct 2, Ph onix Pufer, Of Provncetown 1870 sp
Oct O. Walter Erwin, of Provincetown, Hosp.
Spoken.
Ship Sovereign Of the Seas from Liverpool (Sept n fr
Melbourne, Sept %, lat ION, Ion % W.
Bark Homs from Gsae for New York, Oct 10, Lat A ~
Ion 81.
Brig Braman, Of and from Salem for Rio Grande v.s
seen Nov IA, Pm, Cape Cod SSW 10 miles.
Brig Roy al Southwck, Stphen, "a days from Jackssn-
vile for BarbadOes, date lat abt a. Ion So SO (by the
VIM Harbeck at Alexandria,.
A herm brig steering s, showing white signal with
in it (supp0sed the Zaza from New York for Maranhsl
was passed Nov 4, lat is N, lon So.
schr Virginia Hodges, Owen II days, from Plymouth,
NC, for Guadalupe, Nov 7, lat "a Is, lon 60 %.
Notices to Mariners.
NEW LIGHTHOUSE, PORT PHILIP HEADS AUSTRALIA.
PORT AND HARBoR OFRICn, I
WILLIAMSBURG, July %, 1853.
Mariners requested to take notice that with view
to promote the safety of vessels which may be peed
to enter this barber at night open framed wooden
lighthouse Is being erected to eastward Of the light
house on Sho,tlapd's Bluff.
This additional lighthouse, when completed will sx-
hibt fixed red light.
Tne two lights kept in line Of bearing will lead
sells from outside the Heads in mid channel bstwsss
Point Lonsdale and Point Nepean Ref.
Full particulars will be hereafter published when the
lighting apparatus Is ready for use.
CHAS FERGUSON, Port and Harbor Master
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RJcm0rnuda.


TIE HIGHLANDS, Nov lS-SuncoHn.
Wind light from ESE. Weather very foggy.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
new ORLEANS mARKETs.

CREscENr OFFIcE.
Wednesday Morning August 81, 1858.
CoTToN--There some inquiry yesterday, but the
sales were limited to 100 bales at easy prices:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ......... 6AGD INi1dling Fair II712
Ordiuary...... slEGD ga ar.,........... -fDI2I;
MidIling ........ 9A6lo7l Good Fair. ...... ID
Good Middliug, IL iDll 5slGood and Fine. %
coroy AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
S..ck on hand sept J. 1852 ,......9 1884 1s.75i
D,cUiyed since. ......l Sol Sal 1904
:. yesterday, sl-iee4ss8 ooO-74@4
Io7lI2o % 500
ycs,erdly... lsi-1G63s0o 050-0f2ea
stook on hand not cleared. 40. 1851 % 3i3
TOBACGO-We did not hear cf a sale.
SUGAR AND WORCESTERSHIRE confined to small lots
at previous rates.
- Ftou9-Fair demand with sales Of 21oO bbls Of which
vb0 Sour $50 superhne St Louis in two lots at 81,
100 - o. 3JO Fancy at IS 10 and s. l2s 400 Extra
at 50 So l0Oat So 75 and 70 Choice Extra SO 80 y
Dbl.
CRa1N--Gorn higher, aud some 1900 sackl were
taken follows 9l0 Ordinary and Mixed in three lots
on 81, and g. 3l7 in two lots Is, and $50 white
III three lots, az 71G672 90 y bu.he OF Oats
100 sack II Louis soli from store at A. q bushe
pKuyiaiONs--Ness Pork wa5 retailing at s1s $50
SIS co. aud s. bbis Char sold Ut $40 60 q bb..
higher and y casks Sides brought re y b.. Sales
ot Lari lO2 tierces a. 1olit q H.
WHIsKY-77 bbls Raw seld at 26s n gallon.
turtEE-srall sales Of Rio Mt 94. q b.
FBEIGHrS-We heard Of no new on,agement.
E&ciANGE-Demand moderate at quotations;
Sterling 1000 lo9k
Eew York sixty-iay Eills........l1s@14 II ct. disc
sight Checks on New YORK;. 14al b ct prem
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ELECTION NOTICES.

UT We are authorized to announce THOMAS
u htAbBOtoUGit M rHnida. AUDITOR orsanr
y29to = S ~
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LIST OF YRssKLs In roRT ROT CLEARED

Per ship Oswsgo from NewYork 90 steeiAgs passaugefa
Pe' ship Liberty, from NewYork 10 sssrAgs pssiengers
Per ship Reah, from NewYork istssrage passengers.
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GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss ~
" Tins f'msl and POPULAR saarer treat generally
the the
ELIZABETH PRADAT aud b. PRADAT,
usied about mile distant from the village Of Biloxi will
on ne he RI OF o visitors.
The "GEEN OAKS well known need extended notice
For many years he popularity the esabh has steadily
The natural commanding the
the Lake receiving the salt flows
Cult JAILED impress fayoat the many visitors
NeN0rtans, NJ bile and the surrounding country.
Daring the Winter th pogrirt1 made
lions. The BAR mud BILLIARD ROOMS Thoroughly
fitted up SAIL BOATS will all q
vice q the visitors rec q chargealso CLARtI at bHner.
CARRIAGE and HORSES be procured
sdiion the BRASS engaged
a BALL may ue expected tw.r every week
Visions the GREEN OAKS, requested
ttlg Captains the Ste Ill Land than .. the wharfo
the Hotel.
TERMS.
FER %
fF- Csiti-an and Servants hal -lrce. ug.4
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Hs3- JoTN CRrCKARD is q candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh45
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nsf> JAMES A. HoPKINs is n candidate for
CLERK Oh 1HE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW oRfEA vs..
nlls
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Ree- SAMUEL G. RisK is n Candidate foi
CLERK OF The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Eeat5n Gr Mon
DIV q nAA NY nari- IN
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R7s- THOMAS GuMoHE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection
mi
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zsss- WILLIAM p BEDLoCE, for CLERK of thu
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ofhe Conr that mag ~
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~ J. @. PoNDgxTER, Superintendent Of
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. Iahp tee
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gSs> Messrs Editors Please announce me rs
candidate Tor CLERK OF THE THIRD psTt Court or NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUNEY. mhs
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~; q q NM q r, .-~.,. -. -
Az DEN BANCROFT, Wholesale and Re-
- y y ~ D5-lss y READY MADE CLOTHING HATS CAPS
$3.50 bLASkEIs, CFNIsSG GOODS add PLAN.
~ oDS OF All Kinda No. % Magazine street. Baaks Arcade,
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z fFI-e, L.U
z "a = M..ern Pr2iaes. No e.raxsr n
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FRANcIo - III a. Candidate for CLERK the FIRST
lie viii be sipporodb by MANY FRIENDS. iyIgtf
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EJFFNEY & LOWELL, Ship Agents and
W Co.Hi-sioH .Isrehaata lis connrnoa street. -sII
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{ REDWOOD & co, MOSES, Commission
N sad Fo-'rartaag Mereasat5 IS ersgier a..
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TEs- THOMAS G POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs ID
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Esss- Messrs Editors: Please announo WIN.
SOFT candidate for CLERK or TUE FIFTH DIS RIOT
COURT. mht4
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re Editors Of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM ]. CASfEI caulatr for CLERK
OF TIE THIRD DISTRICT CoURTOF NEW ORLEANS. uh1s
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, EMOVAL.-J. o. PERSON, Real Estate.
g Noe sgd ETehahge Croker, has removed firm E.eh-ar.
'Hsee % No. CeuneFc n Place Camp nngl9
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o. GrIzT7 . ~,-.--.~.
4 RiEFF Il CO., A. D., Wholesale Grocera
~ 80 q 7osan az Jastsr- ss-
aS Cse sad Age7ta lor yiors Abszy Porter ma ssrk
go EOS 81 20 an9 &. i'd Lavss, So. 10 Froet Tev. sy
-re
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ZONES, SAMUEL, JR., (lste TALBOT. JONES
- - sao Grocer and FsrE.dihs Mercaaui Is F.yaIss
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CAi,E, LEVI H., Commission Merchant and
-rt--- 49, F.. common stEeet "
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Hr'- p NJ. BERTIN, for the past fourteen
yeafs spg ca q the late Probate and e the present DE
lrtei Court candidate r the CLEFySTiIP Of SECOND
DISTRICT COURT, whatever may
70. mhl2
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y Fud IS visiting NewYgrk during the 5s d
obtain tsu'a- asl At MRS. MURRAY's. 70. oy-A-
F "etcker street. Broal The house large and vel
'sd Do VITA III The mDlerl lnpCS Bsth
aai IL easal l0@li IL th a fh cf The
le Table is furnished all the
We How Lle
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AYNS0N, GEORGE W, Ship AGENT and
q a Commission MsrchEa. '--np a,Esst. rova
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u4hS, J. r. q J. D., Attorneys and Coun-
- Ts- - L=v, No. St. Charles ssrse srd
-L.--.a. - ~
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E Bly,. o is3i35Lss3,s and Car S,ali ,';

~ OfLhaISo anu Jar q ssif-
515se Gs54-tts and * h.E, ~, 10 !, aHd ny
'tsa tra-nlS al every oqur Aefs
A!vel5 70 SUMMER -ld antii Ilsfier.pGatT in wnisr,
Ffdla -a--olLJE'
,iorse Cars aud ~, s. .tt loF.4.
ftrsy in .uIarer end until Ia pszt winter
s.Ee-l5cnts. CsidIen ui,r y year, -sn
IL SunrneF sFus.y
aud end on II sasc0l1 Moadsy In November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
81 These Csssrun 10 ar from the Depot Bnfonruts
., ,,-i,.., ,.,, .,. Pfrarfar' y Cars. ,,..,,,,-.
=. Depot, y Bar2hre street .......i1l, and * -.
:. Dept, is Baroras stree. ,.,5 ~ s1ds "
After watch toe cars vi" leave each e minus eTy 4sssn lzss
Then ats39, =, 10 AID II P. ~. from tie Depot.
Ana ~ " snd it5s r. ~, rom Lafayette
ElEE-lOtsfl9 Children 1nder u Tears, hail prics.
Noa-Special Nigh Carsfar Psres Hs Meetings sic,1T
sled shsn reae'"t amer he aforementioned Noun. nhsl
JEFFERSON AND LAKE ~, TN -sssTi5sF5sszz-zsg-
ss PoNTCIIARTRAlN RAILWAY 7 s,-zs...
10 W thu Carrollon URLEiTs
To LAKE F0NTCHARTRAIN-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From lisrGrdRs Car7,i) tas-ai.
A.-l,gS,45,6,7 PM
SUNDAYS.
From Periio sire tsnd Tg Circle pots, = 10, M.
l. P NJ, after which the ial
Circle; "a 50, ~, 81, 81 ~ 7. NJ.
fn Lake PoHia.''li5 (riI t4--afalss Nero'aas
WEEK DAYS
To Perido Tyo.i Dsros-6ll X ~ az iC
IL a NJ, l25. X, "a 81 Al 81, 6!s "a, 3. ?. Al
SUNDAYS.
To Perid street and Tvy Circle pop ts-sk ~ So i0l
In A. VI and I2 NJ ,sfter which he ooer
T. iiyJl Circle "a, "A ~, 4A,sk, "a, ~ 81 ?. NJ.
81 Al The shove Train n land pssse1gas Carroou.
~ between Nyvf,eans aud CasrcIou Is cents eaeb
way between croou and Lax Poatla way.
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!, ? EMOVAL.-1 have removed from No. SO
Z y Common street 20 No IS, my old stand.
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AhES WHITE, No. 70 Baronr- street, a.,
SssO'.eaa gil i've &c ta, IL insl sSsrd
a. s,ar isi.n Refsferes NJ Robssn Ir5 &
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Ese o.. =.
Altl 4 CO., e. j., II Tchoupitoulas street,
Ehclas.s
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REMOVALS.

, EMOVAL-HARRIs g. MORGAN have re-
a moved to The foo; d JgiA opposite the
al q = rs ~
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I LNIEEL BOARDING IN NEWY0RK. =

4 NlT1 HOTEL. This Hotel will close p=sss
- on the 25h u.ui. tuft time sire ~
rs an Opportunity to make r=ps.rs ani -
Ett1sIf4. o.. BAR ELS a In
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hs candidate AUDITOR
| B23e ~ '''''
TT Nossrs. Editors Please TO announce
FRATc Gota, "a eGs.s % cEnE Of The FIRST DIS
lie viii be slpPor'odby Many FRIENDS. jyi5g
ri J. G. PoNDgxTsR, Superintendent of
| VI TIE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. raAa tee
nsg- JoHy CRrcKARD is candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mA4s
Hy- P. NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
DISTRICT ooGRT o. h,sssr coaf tse same my So cbs9qd
TE'- THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs ID
re- Editors of the Crescent: Please en-
TIE ThD COURT " WV oRL IL 2Ss Liz HSs
G9> Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
oRIs4Ss ' 'Ih OF THE 3RhTcs MoGNEY H HsN
NFs- WILLIAM p BEDLocK, for CLERK Of the
succeed it. NILS II
Mr. We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES IABZN cas1ia'e of CLERK or the THIhD
--.zs---
Hss> JAMES A. HopKINs is a candidate for
'l LEE Oh THE FOURTH OF Ne" ORLEANS
TT THOMAS GuNoHE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW oaLEASs,is candidate for reelection.
Hgs- SAMUEL G. RIsK is n Candidate for
Click OF The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election Gr MOI
ar Messr9 Editors: Please annovno WIN:
S2lr as candidate for CLERK OF Tue FIFTH DISTRICT
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FENCING ACADEMY--By lIessrs. @ q A
hotLI -orssr ' CorlEzou Ma, ~ pro-
alre n TIE nnbin kartof SAIfTatr,a -
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1 I ARDELL, JOHN G., & CO., successors 10
Jo1n Haynan Co.. % Magazine street Ns~rleara assts
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EAOFAL-MTcHELL BEVERLEY Il Co. have
y ;etaoved from No. So 70 NO a. FoYDRAs STREET
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, EMOVAL-WgiGnT, WILLIAMS s. Co. have
n q removed o 81 rect to Noa lis and 70 tevtr
tree r-ar Of tie st. Charles liori i-4s i'm
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TT WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable d Che Second Jutio7'a Coar Eeeon bondsy No
OeT unsL.
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I
E% ERNION & PETERS, NorARIs PrPI,c
n a 40 So CuinP street Robb 4 CO !, n-nt S'
~ hlarne Protests noted EXTENDED and al
reaeted to writing with dspsch na-1 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-31

BOsTGN-Psr sp Harriet 5ni.s az do tp
20 b4is whisky tg rs o.. tT u sss
liss leaf RUS d. ca - 4 Dps lard So es
n, YORK;, shr Pasik Henry ~ bales cotton $50 Ids
X !a41 ats g.t bis udse.
IIAyaNA-r4f l5s soale: Mati-it art 90 ts seen.
MATANzAs- brig Br5wnIriea AAl,ielt lq ag5a
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s4'IRTH q KING, Storage, Forwarding and
Foreign sld Donsssie Lsrorg No d sosts vs 50
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4 RGApE HOTEL, r. s MORSE, Pro- dr.
a pf5fo lifsAtenl, iaualy Known the HFk5.
vl b. 7.lnoa THIS MORNING, Aiandsy Naven bet-k-
s. ts fA fo sl been hoto sy repaired AMI usN furnished
MA ii
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Is3- FRED. J ROBERTS is n Candidate for
CONSTABLE or TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Eecton,
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