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Webb CIark's Hotel

- III W Z -U -hs--fU Y -ALfA4iJj p ;I
1ts3iffia 1tsI3Ii,fsa THE subscriber would respect
E,1sHsI fully inform his patrons and tho
t.-sss - public generaI!y,F that te is still
prepared TO accommodate 8alr Who give
him a call. at the old stand, at re Is nnabie
rates. His servants aret tacl live and al tteils8
tive, Unstable, shall be we snpnlie8 ylslss
the5bestt The market will afford, II
domestic arrangements of his csss abii ll-5z
ment shall be ordefl Yand neat: He rtss
pectiully soiicits a share of patronsilse
Ks w ED ID II Is
{.. !. s;opriet
March %, 1853 81 - IS
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SITE MR A FRENon CoLoNY IN
Texas, Tho Houston Telegraph
says, Mr.. A. Brisbane, and Mons.
Victor Considerant, Of France, have
recently been examining Upper Trih.
I sity and Austin, for the purpose Of
selecting a large tract of land, With
% view to the settlement of a French
colony in thatsportion Of tho State.
understand they are much pleas.
ed with tho country, and it is quite
probable their report will induce
alarge number Of French cmigrants
to settle IN the State.
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D. J. WINN,
M2MRER & NJMNANR,

Has just received from Baltimore and New
York, Il large and well selected stock Of
BroaGcIotI,S. C:assinlercs and
FE&IINGS,
the finest and bes; that las cvcr been brought
10 this market.
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II, ii of tic erI,,l..reDs.

aiisasi siEiss i ON OF the 8 ssscriptlsres.s
a SHORT Ra UMsSr JOHN. WESLEY.
= beg leave to propose u short, clear,,
and strong sargumeptto to prove thedi-
vine nelinsplration otstthe Scriptures. 3
The Bible must bo the invention;ei either
ofgood men or of angels, bad men or
devils, or Of God. 1t could not be the
invention of good men or angels, for
they neither would nor could make a
book, and telllies althe time they
were writing it, saying, thus saith the
Lord, when it was their own nven
ton. ltcould not be the invention of
bad men, or dovils, for they would not
make book which commands all du-
ty, forbids all sin. and condemns them
to punishment. ] therefore draw this
conclusion, that the Bible must have
been given by divine inspirations"
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THE TRUE rs
DIGESTIVE . {, + EaE q, ETEIe q EE9.

- 1sSs tAAAS "a d " III u II Sg&agts M
OHe. GASTRIC JUICE. &
repaired from RENHET, or the fourth SION iiles
Of The Or, after directions of Baron .Liebigs
great Physiological Chemist, by; } { s. 5HoUd IL.
TON, NJ. D., Philadelphia, Pa. S zss e ~ IS
This is 4 truly wonderful remedy for indig gea-
ton, Dyspepsia, Junndice, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, and Debility, Cnfing after Ma &
tnre's own method, by Natnres's own a gen tf.e
Gastric Juice. ~ ~ ssfIs;
aeY" Half tenspoonfiI OF PepsiI,, infused !
in water, will digest or,lissoiye, Fite SfoiFda
Of Rsast Beef, in about tpo hours, out OF the
Stomach. =, s,s;S y, ~
Pepsin is the chief element, or Great Digest
ing Principle of the Gastric Juice-sthe Solvent
of the Food, the Purifying, Preserving, d, I
Stimulating Agent OF the 4Soma cIl and Intes-s
tines. ltis extracted from the Digestive Sioins
nch Of the Ok, thus forming on arTinciai Diges5S
tive Fluid. precisely like the natural Gastric
Juice in its Chemical powers, and furnishing d Z
Complete and Perfect Substitute for 1t. " The.
aid of this preparation, the pains and evils o.
Indigestion and Dyspepsia are reInuvcI j.lst as
they would be by aheai.hy Stomach. II issio; 1
ing wonders for Dysls.psics, curing cases OF Ds S
bi!iiy, Ema citation, Nervous; Decline, and Dys h
peptic Consumption, supposed 10 be on the VERGE
Of the grave. The. Scientific Evidence upSItfS 4
which 1t is based, is in the highest degree Cfri.
ous anu Remarkable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-14

sALT-we noticed, early In the week, the sale Of
cargo Of $500 sacks Liverpool b50 ne) at SKA sack
From second hands the rates 9540$1 for and
81 2o0sl Is p sack for fine, delivered free of drsyage
C0PFEE-There has been fair demand for Coffee
during portion Of the week. and the sales embrace
5000 bags Rio at range Of ssi0s7st p b. the latter
rate however, only few lots favorite csrgoe
most Of the transactions having been at s50s$ Yester
day noticed sales of 200 bags at s@9 and $50 Prime
from the cargo Of the Home at eie The stock hand
last evening G20o0 bags against 81 600 at the same
time last year.
Two cargocs have arrived from Rio Jsneiro during
the week. embracing 127oo bags making the direct i'm
ports since the LIST Of September 200, $40 bags
LEAD-The last sale that We noticed in this market
lot of 52 pigs Missouri Lower Mines hard a. S. IS
y 100 lbs
HEMP-we hear of no further sales The last rs
bales Dsw-rotted at 500 y ton.
BAGGING AND ROPE-The principal sales Of these
articles that have noticed during the week were 40
pieces Kentucky Baggipg "a good brandy at 12 and 11s
coils Rope at 64 cash. and 90 pieces and 90 coils at ~
and H. time and interest. We quote India Baggng at
11@11He y yard.
GUNNY BAGs-we have noticed only small sales Of
article during the week 9e Holders arc asking
| 9Ai0l0s for new bags in bales.
CANDLES-A speculative demand for Star Candies
praDg Tuesday and some 1900 boxes were disposed
of at 202 ~ aud 100 boxes and half boxes at 22t q b
| Yesterday so boxes sold at the latter rate.
LIME-We have heard Of cargo sales since that Of
Thomaston reported last week at 81 S. q Dbl. From
hands the advanced to 81 so0$2 90
Western and 50 15D$2 rs Dbl for Rockland, Thomas
| ton, etc.
FREIGHTs-There has been only limited business in
the Freight market during the week. and the principal
engagements ship for Havre at ~, one for Bremen
at 3s hid for Tobacco for Amsterdam at ASS fol
Tobacco brig for New York at 1910 for Corn ship 70,
Liverpool at lid for Corn and shipments Of Cotton
to Liverpool at d7l6d the latter rate for 1000 bale
with consignment Yesterday ship was taken for Liver
pool lied Cotton lid Corn and 1180 bale
Cotton shipped to Liverpool ut l3-3267-16d.
| EXCHANGES-The demand for bills has been moderat
during the greater part Of the week mostly at the follow
ing range of quotations
Sterling ........................ LD1091
Francs 1906 .1S2
New York Sixty day Bills. ...1z@1ss p ct. disc
Sight Checks on New York.. parO u a ct. pm
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Steanishp Texas, lot vera HATTIE
Danish siig BERNHARD Hanson fOr IysrpSO TG Jenkins
oun Sss: ssS:1 sss
ARRIVED
KnSa bspsi' from fhiiadPhia to ma'eri''
MarthA Ems from Roclland Farwel
sehr Rome, from Philsdsphia ms:sI-Powasr
schr Powhatan curo days Pensacola. msster-Basn
steam boats.
Chancellor No 3 Bas1G ,d from t kIS
Ruby, Brakefs'd, from Preston
Sp.s n,' tr ii'i from NIB Baton ton u iss.'N
% Rgmss ., s sPs s sss
TowbOat Coauero And5ews from the down and to
Ciarissa Currief.
~ Ruby left mouth Doggy ah Inst Passed steamer Texas
Ranger Pine Bluffs Reports the river high Fort Towson and
rising fast.
EXPORTS
VERA CRUZ Per steamship Texas so kgs butter So pkgs mdse
MATANZAs-Pet brig Rainbow $50 tons coal.
BRAzosPe sr Susan hhds tobacco SEQ bills flour 800 sacks
MoBILE-Per scll Major Bache 500 barrels coal.
LvERPooPa brig Bernhard 1874 bales cotton $3.50 sks
BELIZE HoNDuRAs-Bhg Bingham Manifest not to be seen
IMPORTS
d. sR a15 Ss csbrasF a do do
ks%S @ % so 81 Ra%so
%a.i a &c sS SEA-
do an1 SeCa Dc fsyas Se do so
Holmes do BaIsIes Msqor-s
caei do MichOu sarra-i do Kspp &cos d9
SI ds@ aiss @S' 70 81 @
mi,s Larsa SondGG &eo nna d to od15 o, Price F,o.
ST MARKs-P sehr chpOla Cargo naval stores TO Post Mel
PENSAcoLA-per schr POwhan $1,000 lumber $4,000 la,h
500 pairs sash Simpsons bales demssties Burnside
BOsTON--Per ship Currier Cargo ice to order
| PARLIAMENTARY bail ii Kmball: Assorted mdse.
RocKLANDPer bark Harriet Martha; 1890 hbls lime to
PHILADELPHA-per schr Rome Assorted mdsc.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ike a. . Gas': ss ~
80 Pamee Brolo do 81 baggng corprssu2o ball
pIs sdds Green So-ii rs ssiisr Msnn1iiS safes sio
Dbl. eggs sselandls1 ks $50 sae
egg.s Hurley is lard 9: bb pork
Dbl; ssa sacks sS5 S.i Iwh S. Se
Kelly conyugham 4eos1 hhd' tobacco Turn,
Wilson &eo do Feowes &eo-rundres to 0rder-Toai cotton
PREsToN-Ter Ruby; IS bales cotton Donald So
g Rnvin. Duncan &sss d Turner Wilson Sso- n
a. pals sss hides box &ss sacks Peeans Head
Ds, SS N nss Is
| Total SOL bales.
BAYOU MACON steamer Ref v hale. cotton II Mo,
fsa.ii 81 s do Wright Williams ''' do
BATON ROUGE Per steamer Spsy: ico Dbl. mCss.ss 4
SausSas sls %osss Bufbase Adams-o bales doss,
Ward hides Bander Williams &eosundros to order.
MsssSSass 90 Turner Wilson @soEiis BIandsI Williams &c,
Cherry Henderson &eoIs1 do Cummngs Stewart Aeo5s
Hm.sas, Aces 40 Wright William, SsS! % RsSel,,
III n n; VIZ
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NEW ORLRAHs NARKFTs.
CRESCENT OrFIcE,
Saturday Morning, May IA, 1853. !

Saturday Morning, May IA, 1853.
We have still but little activity 10 report In the business
Of our Market except In the articles Of Tobacco and
Corn both Of which have been In good demand through
out the week. Flour has been In limited supply, AM
prices have been firm. Provisions are without much
change though Bacon Shoulders have generally sold at
rather better prices and Lard in kegs has been held for
advance Pork continues dull On Thursday morning
published the accounts Of the Bremen steamer Her
mann, embracing Liverpool dates to the 18th April re-
ceived from New York by telegraph They reported the
Liverpool Cotton market quiet with for the three
days preceding the Hermanns departure Of barely 10000
bales including 5000 for speculation and export together
Prices were stated to have been In favor Of buyers but
without quoabe change since the Asia left The quota
lions were Fair Orleans 6Is Middling Orleans 5 Fair
Uplands OK, and Middling Uplands SGD q . The Cam
brias advces to the 30th April received Thurs
day and published in the evening papers Of that day
They represent improved demand In the Cotton market
at Liverpool and state the sales of the entire week. ending
April o. at AZ 900 bales Of which 5000 had been taken for
speculation and 5000 for export Prices which had been
heavy early in the week. appeared to be steadier in the
latter part better feeling having prevailed owing to
reduction Of 6o0 bales in the stock which, found by
actual count amounted to 10000 bales The quotations
WERE however without any change Of moment the only
difference from those reported by the Hermann being fol
Fair Orleans which the Cambria dispatch states at
last weekly review with inanimated appearance
prices having fallen of &@3e after the receipt Of the
atic advces and very few parties showing disposition
to operate at this reduction. There rather more
steadness observable Saturday, but still the inquiry
was limited and the sales reached barely 5000 bales On
Monday factors made further concessions the middinQ
and lower grades but with the effect of bringing forward
buyers for only about 5000 bales The reduction
tended Tuesday to the qualities above Mddlng, wher
t.l.s a.
day. however the demand again fell off, and barely 3O0
bales sold at irregular prices but without quotab
change and Thursday 1900 bales changed hands a
the rates the accounts by the Hermann
the Cambria having produced perceptble effect Yes
terdsy there better demand and the sales reached
1000 bales making total for the week Of $500 bales
Prices were more regular, but without any quotabl
change.
The receipts of the week a. 555 bales against %
bales for the corresponding period last year. and in tn
total receipts at this port the increase compared with las
| year, is 25S 962 bales.
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Mr For JUDGE OF THEFRTH DISTRICT COURT.
We are authorized 10 announce candidate for ms
omee Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT or NEW
ORLEANS. fel3 10
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Kew ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

CITY, 7
Friday Evening, May 49, 1853 :
Arrived during the past week. 69l Beef Cattle 6i9 Hogs
743 Sheep 81 Mich Cows and All Calves and Yearings
The market pretty active during the week. and only
a small stock of Beef Cattle remains in market The sup
ply Of Hogs and Mich Cows is ample but scarcely an,
sheep remain sale. Market firm
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Is- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am q Can
dae for Judge Of the Fourth District Court Of Nsworsan.
mil M III. kEfNOLDS
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LET OF vRssxLs N POET not cLxAHxD.

BAYOU sARAPsr steamer Enpsror sbl nolsssss goIde,
Jr bales cotton Wright Williams Acol7 hhds W Hill
10 do Y Rochereau-S do Roman Ksrnion.
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ZS-FOR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court.
A.. CANONGE candidate
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
the Court which be substituted under the Conau
inl6 Ia
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MS-FoR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
are authorised 70 RAND candidate
the JUDGEsP Of the FlFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
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Es- J. G. PoINDExTER, Superintendent OF
English Posioflee, candidate for CLERK
OF The FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs te"
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MSs- Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
supported candidate for the JuDGEsIP OF THE FIFTH
DISTRICT CoURT the Court may succeed under the pro-
fsas NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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1sH~ For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
COURTMARTIN BLACHE candidate for the ONCE Of JUDGE
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, Of
he that falls
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n.y. JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
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Ms- P. NJ BERTH, for the past fourteen
DEPUTY of the Second Dis
r Court Is candidate CLERKstIP Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the be changed
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IS- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
GEORGE W. CHRSTY q Office Of JUDGE
TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS,
which Conatuon. fels
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EsfJ- We are authorized to announce Colone
CHARLES A. LABUZAN Candle for CLERK Of the 1iiiR
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the same may be changed TO-
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Eg- H. b. EGGLEsToN is a candidate for
JUDGE or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
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ES- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
RICHARD H. BARKER candidate the JUDGEsHP OF TIE
THIRD DISTRICT cot RT OF NEW ORLEANS the Court which
may succeed Il under the Constitution. fel 10
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Mss- WILLIAM p BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
DISTRICT the Court that be organized to
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E8-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP candidate JUDGE the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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M9- For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
SANUE G. RISK candidate ioi
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT ColRT whatever Court The
be
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EB- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
C. a. EMERSON candidate for the .nee Of JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, the Court which may be organized
10 "A. a Ia
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p. S. BIRoN is candidate for the
JUDGEsHlP OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS which
fs2i
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n.y. For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
Co6RT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS. the present Mna'
NewOrleans which situation he ha
filled for the offers himself as candidate for tn
h. changed To- fell I'd =.
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Ms- THOMAS GILMORE Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reelection
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Es- The new and light draught steamer
CRESCENT Capt Youse for ST. LOUIS and
landings THIS EVENING. nj O'clock
myIa WHITE 4 BUCHANAN az Fulton street.
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re- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
candidate CLERK THIRD DISTRICT COURT on NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS M0UNEY. mhs
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MA- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
WILLIAM j. CAsTE candidate for The office Of GLENN
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS mhls
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re- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
A. MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIF I'll DISTRICT
COURT. mnis
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Ms- THOMAS G. POOLE is q candidate for
cf Ep. or nag sFCoNn DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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NG- For DISTRICT ArToRNEY.-We are au-
Ored the Of H. oSEI Attorney and Counsel
the district in which the parish Of Orleans either as II
known other denomination which the Legislature may call
fell
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re- JOHN ORCHARD is q candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh2s
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My- FRANCOIS BoULIGNY is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. 80
Election third MONDAY In June. myo ID
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no The new, light draught, swift runAing
packet steamer 4 D BACON &c Breotman
o'clock Passsngss and shippers will please he In readiness
above hour. OGLEsBY MACAULAY ss Tthouptoulus
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M9r For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
EDWARD J. CARRELL.
my5ts Election MONDAY, My %.
!" For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.-B. 8. TAPPAN
il % candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY mhl4ts
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EG- The new, light draught, swift running
passenger packet SOUTHERN BELLE Capt
will leave for vCKsBURG all intermediate landings THIS EVEN
ING, At o'clock. SMITH FIMsTER, Poydras my4
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r NJ. GOTTsCHALK'S INA
LIZ FAREWELL CONCERT.
rL NJ GoTTscHALK has the honor xunouaeiug 70 80
his friends and the pnblie that be viii, On
TUESDAY NEXT, the 18th ras.,

IL. FAREWELL CONCERT. &
al. eorTscHALk h. the honor Of .an0uasi'x to -
nj. friends and the pnblie that be will,
TUESDAY NEXT, the 18Th rs,s-.
give
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT,
a. the HALL OF MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Phillips
between Canal and Common streets
Tn. n,. ia given at Institute the request many
Mesns represented to MI GottsehAt that
this mos. worthy citizens dsu' 30 hear and welcome
him 10 their their wishes he has selected the above
H, and he has, for Iii. oee,sou the u to all parts
TIRE house.
street, where seat ca secured.
t1- The Boz open Friday is.A ins, ry.
ORLEANS THEATRE.-Saturday Evening,
sasa oT2EtLo@PrIosip. stssss By a Bcaa', ssnibrsl
plss; S ss gs aoSS FIT Fir. v,lr q de
formsa Or 81. grand ops. q DON Dip
oe ss s q iis Pre- Prs au. cisi,;. wa ~ assn
tB- Performance 70 commence att o'clock
GREAT SOUTHERN MUSEUM
P r. f Esash AT n E3s'1s,o'
p.fsrn S up ps 500 ai. a. o
Ts Il. Berlin .as sGs a:a 20
5. ,s, % ad Ts s a a.. i'. M
the ss q ghh
MAJ sser asrs. b merit
GO ZIP
wn oSop H. ks Arden Rsassss %
easa Lawyer SGsS, NJ IN, ei @. s K, &
sis sr sstsaa i IsiS Dsb e~sIya
r.. Dor. open at performance to commence pre-
CALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT CON-
MEschL HALL Of s., Ghsa.. add RsIds' ,tssr
avs vi Card. esas children isis
:Ts;;; ;s s;;;s e
skN. fhxSkffM FIERCE HOY HENRY CLAY.
h tSE H Easlhs $500
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DANK OF NEW ORLEANS.-NEw ORLEANS,
NAV s. ls53-At meeting the capital stock
Tor Bank be established une, the Free Banking Law lately
by our Charter being adopted
determined on to be by the Bank dealings
into TEN THOUSAND SHARES OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
EACH the whole paid by installmens within
from tile 10th inst. NJ required by law
agreed Bank should operations
hfst day Of October next.
gentlemen declared elected the
....BoARD OF DIRECTORS.
VIM p. CONVERSE Of the firm Of CONVERSE 4 CO.,
STEPHEN PRICE, PRICE, FROST CO.,
H. +. MeKENNA, BRANDER WILLIAMS q co.
JOHN FOX, ], CONNOLLY q CO.,
l.. IL. PLACE, ]. Lands I CO.,
4. L. WILSON, TURNER WILSON 4 CO.,
3. +. FOLGER, r. N FOIGER 4 CO.,
C. YALE, JR., G. YALE N. CO..
r. @. ROGERS, ROGERS BARN ARD 4 CO.,
L. 9. JuREf, FARLEY JUREY CO.,
J, c, GCoDklCBs GOODRICH 4 CO..
", RopEwAIp -, II, RopEwkLD CO,
!, u u ' & M s;s, "a
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ELECTION NOTICES.

re- We are authorized to announce A. P.
FIELD candidate for JUDGE OF THE FIRST DISTRICT
COURT. ny5
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ES- The new, elegane, fast running passen
ILLINOIS Capt smthe will leave for ST. LOUIS
ali intermediate landings Tfs EVENING at O'Clock.
% myi4 WHITE Il BUCHANAN 81 Fulton street.
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Es- Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL VII Supported r the oes Of JUDGE OF
that may be organized
mil YOUNG AMERICA.
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Mp- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
yember next. myi0 ID