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Bs- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
a CLERK Of THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
ORLEANS, FRANCIS MOUNEY, mhs
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Mss- SAMUEL G. RISK is n Candidate for
rERk OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT, Election hrt Mou-
,nS ItIs te
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n.y. THOMAS G.. POOLE is n candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mis- ID
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msr For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoiJKT GEORGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
fisr ii District Cpu OF NeYUeans which situation he ha
6lisd Tor NE yafs y himself candidate for t
~ s6spyrd To- lol7 ii
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Nss~ WILLIAM P BnDLocK, for CLERK Of the
TEb DISTRICT COURT tthe Court that may organized
y dIt. iahs tE
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re- Editors of the Crescent; Please an
nounee WILLIAM CAsIEIT candidate CLERK
or Third DlS1 RICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS mhII
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MS- To the Editor Of the Crescent Please
,rrnnes ION HOPPE Ne a Candidate for reelection to the 0c
Il CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of the Parish
Orleans, Election November next HIS fhiENpS 1elb
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a TINS OF Fortunes WHEEL.-A hard work
ing and industrious American family, the father
of which is Il coal.heaver, and the mother n
washerwoman, residing in Boston. has Just re-
ceircd information that Il brother of the former
recently died in California, leaving them the
very acceptable sum of $4,000 The family
comprises several children.
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E2s- Messrs Editors; Please announe WM,
A OFT candidate or CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
SS;,if,
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Efs- john ORCHARD is II cundidate for CLERK
IL TIE SECOND DISIkGI COURT nh.a
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~ nss- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABuZAN US Candidate CLERK Of the THIRI
DISTRICT COURT, whatever Court tbs ny TO-
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ass- p NJ Berlin, for the past fourteen
Deputy Ck u the ~ Probate pr--ul
ttict candidate TOR the tBksllIr OF sECOND
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court my
tn mid
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Nss~ THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTINCT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate reelection
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New YORK CroTH TRADE-Woollen are sell.
ing in New York freely at an advance Of 20 to
% per cent over prices at the corresponding
period of last year, owing mainly to the en-
HANGED rates of the raw material dye-stuffs
and labor Heavy cottons, such as brown sheet
ings and shirtings, and prints, are active at an
advance of about per cent The market is
bare of printing cloths, and the mills generally
are working on orders The sales last week
amouted to $4,000 pieces, 80 by GA, which is
considered the standard commands at &c. In
British and Continental goods there is a fair
amount of business doing Prices remain much
the same Black silks are tending upwards, as
are also most styles of China goods
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
~ tb,Igh the columns your paper JOHN ROACH
stdss of the Office OF CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES
nj M MANY VOTERS. Iel1 ls
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propIi.o thse CELEBRATED popular Es
spfrss, happy INFORM his friends who
visited and partAksn Of these invaluable medicinal
and the public generally that he prepared
we'll
the Springs informed they from tbs
lomhgbee River, and eighty I've miles Mobile city
there is regular ssanbosi navigation.
Handsome
rom he steamboats, passengers visiting the Springs
So The adjacent ths Springs
aeahy and all times favorable
hesh Of he enesbled
larry dseases the liver kidneys neuralgia While m
ys.pc affections experience has that they
mvlS
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ns~ FRED. J. ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election
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S1250.OOO d BoNDs o OF THE .s NEW !Hg
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD CoAPANY.-seal-d Proposals.
be hnfS

Said houds besng the
rom dat" interest payable Aungay,
Ne'hears with for attached.
BY order Of the Board Directors, the proceeds Of wh
the confirmation o the
The Swrlesns Oosas and rei Westsrn
was ornlzst Way ls5 s Capital u
Won so0O ia Charter provides the
A"ay rom the City O. eft~ rdy point
bunlary tween he States Of louisiana
eSIsnsIon across the latter State to the Pacific
n. entire line OF hs division Washington Parish
e. landry rs miles, with branch of 20 miles IN Ain
der CONTACT w parties the hgheA responsibility and
uely completed by the lst day Of January, ISIS
he rails already laid miles finished
and IN operation on the Let OF January next.
he cost Of The division Washington, complete eqai, nents
dep IL, etc., will be e. 10000.
1he tributaries the division Of the contract and to the
probable line Of ts the
laoutehe IerTeb0nn, Black Teche yernon
Robert Rspdes COtie Red and Sabine kiy.ts
The Parishes trayersed by IT embrace portions Of the dea
Mis- sppi and Red Rivers and the magnificent
Pas nd forming the finest planting and grazing region
south Besides other aundsu
they produced a Year 26a0 bids Of Sugar about
$50 @ gallons Aolasss than half the
the State annually about 1000 head Of Live Sto
900 Cotton reach this by
tapped by this line road, pene-
tratsi by
The Subscriptions Capital Company row amount
70 the sum Of sI2+3snO, as follows,
nivdla
Muulepal Corporations yhGe part in five and part
nat uenta V4g
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Rs- WN c. QuIRE is a Candidate for Con
STABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. The District
crtsps old Filth, Sixth and Seventh Wards, from Canal to Julia
.trr,t and from the IsNee 10 the Lake. l#7
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

Gn.so..r Osric,
Monday Morning. July Is is64 J
coTTON-The accounts BY the Europa produced Mt
effect on the market Saturday, and there no i'm.
provnpnt in the demand The sales reached barely 100
bales The Arctics sdyces embracing Liverpool dates
of tbs 9Th instant, appeared in yesterday morning
papers.
NEW ORLEANS CI.AssFICATiGn. .
Inferior ses60 IA Middling Fair II KE11lR
Ordinary ....... s14M0 Pair: a.,........ Ia
Middline 49,. s1sMlOh Good FAIR. %
Good Miidling. IL 0llAd IGood and Fine. "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO srArrMnsr
Stock On hand Sept /. 1852 .Y ',..s5$2 1874
yesterday COOL s594s2 000-7o 5s5
I66sOu $3.50
Exported to date. s34 16s 57s27
- Saturday 2l75-l8363R as4 IS 81
Stock on hand not cleared. 32G7l &lo28
IOBACCO-There good demand for Tobacco and
heard hhis taken as foows go Missouri
at q bids at and 10 at =. and 366 hhI4 81
at $50 at 81 20 al 7 and IA at TX. T. Ii
sCGAR AND MoLAssES- Nothing doing in Sugar
Of Molasses Is bJs ordinary reboled g. and 150 Or
leans Refinery at lst p gallon
FL0UR-But little in the market and prices further
advanced Sales 500 barrels including 200 sllperfne st
Louis So 50 225 and 1870 Extra in ts lots at ST 50
p bbl
GRAIN-we heard Of no sales Of Corn Of any moment
Oats were in demand with sales Of 10000 bushels st
Louis at 40 p bushe further advance OF Bran
about 1000 sacks were taken at S21s4 2 100 ID,
PR0YIsIONs-We noticed only retail sales Of Pork at
slj rs p bbl for Mess Bacon steady with sales Of
50 casks including 30 at IA for Ribbed Sides and ~
for Clear and Is casks Shoulders at and 5Ise p H.
CANDLES-Market Grmer, and Star held at % though
noticed sales Of 100 boxes at 221st = h.
WIiIsKY-2j bbls Rose Old sold at 30, p gallon
FRElGHTs-We heard Of new engagement
Northumberland moderate at our quotations
sterling los Z IA l091i
+.Jl
New York Sixty day Bills. .......l R6lt< q ct. disc
Sight Checks New York i Il Ct disc TO mar
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ms WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate Tor Con-
,sn,ia, mar, mYl0td
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OPENING of the TIvoII BEER GARDEN, 49,
~ on ths Poctchartfain RAILROAD, the Franklin
tiosralhr unlersiguei informs his friends and the pub
lie IN general that he will the above well known fayoie
place EASTER SUNDAY, March
this there will be BALL and MUSICAL lNTERLUDES EVERY
SUNDAY aud MONDAY during the Every will
paid 10 Excellent Music and Refreshments we'll a 10 the
the gaess The uudersgned will particular attention his
best etOrts rational aud agreeable
" Abundance 10 for which refreshments furnished
ts laitts, accompanied by gentlemen, free.
nLSl j. yoRGgGMLFR
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ELECTION NOTICES.

h 15s~ Messrs Editors Please tu announce
FRANCS LEIGH = Ctadhh,e Ga th % FIRST DIS
IRICr CnCRl4 sutiest u Islu a Convention,
tie will be slpPonrt Ly NA%i lrb= Ms. iylGu
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EXTENSIVE CoNFLAGRATGoN IN RICHMOND A
fire broke ont in Richmond, Va, on Thursday
night, the l4th inst, in the tobacco factory oc-
cupied by Mr. Jas. Riley, on Carey street
which consumed the factory and the adjoining
ones occupied by Messrs. Robinson & Tyler, Gen.
try Hatcher, and Harwood 4 Black burn. Mr.
Rleys loss is $1,000, insured; and Messrs
Robinson X Co.'S $4,000, nearly all insured ;
and Alessrs. HarwOol y Backhurn's 81 900,
nearly all Insured Messrs Gentry s. Hatcher
were also insured. The buildings were insured
for Sl3,40
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re- GEORGE F. PEARSON is candidate for
e..uon as CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
mi snl,,ia Tie votes o his friends. To
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llIGn PRICE FOR TOBACCO Mr. E. d. Frank
lin Campbell county, Virginia, sold last week,
to William 7. Booker, ESQ of Lynchburg, two
hogsheads of tobacco, one at Sel9 per cwt, and
the other at -32 30 per cwt. Mr. Franklin also
recently sold another hopshead at $40 IS, and
Mr.. John ID Alexander, of the same eoanty, one
at 500, and another at S75 per cwt. This to-
bacco is to be sent to the Crystal Palace Ex-
hihition
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respectfully informs the public that they have purchased this
Wterng Place and have the improve
nts for the accommodation visitors The
the Pine Woods parish of ST. Landry, thirty miles
OF opeouas about the distance South
miles North 81 Bayou Chot The water highly
qualities and has proved truus
beyond the reach of ordinary The
the Spring Water and much appreciated nvad
Wild Cat aradug the
lake miles agth with depth three
miles and half the Springs, sbounds
pack ri Hounds hunting and Boats for dshng will furnished
10 the visitors The best Wines and Liquors which
seor will hand Coaches
be procured nj Op0usas and Washington
the Springs Good Music will
twice week Hunting Horses transport
ladies' 70 the Lake Will be kept for hre
should fng their Guns Fishing Tackle at ms
Springs Visitors received from LIST May to lat November
TERMS OF BOARD:
y ny hou'n %
Children and Servants hall price.
Horses, Day IS
A
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GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.

II MISS.-kE4A
VI THIS and popular
the country,
Mrs ELIZABETH PRADAT son John b PRADAT
situated about mile distant the village
| o the let OF June for the o
The "GREEs OAKS we. known
For the popularity OF the establishment hiss steadily
The
prospect the Lake and pure
be Gull have aot sd impress fAvorlbly the many to
NswOtaaHs, Mobile and the surrounding country
Winter
The BAR BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly ar
up, SAIL BOATS vii at The ser
CT the visitors, u chsgs-aso CLA2ET Dinner
CARRIAGES and HoRs Is be procured at any
In addition, the celebrated BRASS BAND
and Il BALL may be expected twice week.
Visitors ~shng the GREEN OAKS requested to no.
the the Steamers, who III
the Hotel.
TERMS.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF rHE DAILY CRFsceVr.
Monday Morning, July %, 1858. I
CLEARED YESTERDAY

oftItE OF THE DAILY tRFSCENT.
Monday Morning. July %, 1853
CLEARED YESTERDAY
steamship Mexico, TLOmI Galveston and N,taorls
sto,,.bin las 7 has, si,, =, =, -. Harris Morgan
s,.,, I.br p II.,,...t -, Green Harding Sca
shlp Aalh, Rohnson fot Mobile - - xy e 5t,e'nn
snip Isaac Allsrton, Scare, 10, Ma YarL " 't'.
Brig John Dutton Burket tor Ms,Iz4s ,.hs, T. a - ~
Sshr DuiH Boghch, for Pensac ola, tx. H. So
Schf Diamond, Mack, 10 Pensacola ~ ii",i.i ~
ARRIVED
Steamship Pampte, Flanders from San Imam a N , , D.,
" { Tampeton-lt district ~ ~ ~ '''1 ''' 10
Sch hnna Schiller, R,syas
mnyd a Iarrisun--2i district - sV' " ''"'''
Srhr ciah Porter, days from BRACES snpta, il, ,s, "a
81 district aS' - '"'''''' '' '''9'''
oVh hAha "eooer days from Pensacola msstsr-Basn
stesmboats
Swamp Fox, Kmball from NAichttoches
,ipsey, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
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OPENING OF THE FIRST RAILROAD IN AFRICA
Accounts from Alexandria, Egypt, of June 81,
state that the Cairo and Alexandria Railway
had been partially opened. A letter, dated the
list says:
The first railway ever constructed in Africa
mas been for twenty five miles from Alexandria,
trayersed this tlay bv locomotives. and in the
land Of the Pyramids one more monument has
been added to the abiding splendor of the past
There is to be more formal opening in few
months, when the first section of the Niles is
completed"
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ne j G. PolSnEyrta, Suprri teudent of
HEtiver City +.usl4- CLERK
of THE FIRST DISTRICT tOtRI. uihs t.
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AMS-lOO tierces choice Sugar cured; for
u sae by KENNEDY FOSTER 10 I, hS1ptoalas It. ia!
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Fatal. STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN-The steam
boat Empire was run into on Saturday morn
ing the 10th instant, seven miles below Pough-
keepse, New ork, on the Hudson river, staying
her boilers, in consequence of which two persons
Mt least were killed, and several others danger
ously scalded-among the latter N s. Built,
of Washington City, who has also leg broken
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N1URPHY's HOTEL and RESTAU- o,

Z u prsetoThis establishment fani sy the 7850
public, will ID opened THIS MORNING, Monday
~ The
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viNHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open -
Il for he reception Of Boarisrs suNDAY June 10 ISIS
Isl5 II ENOCH EVERETT, G-l1-A
DASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.

well known summer resort to-day for the sszm
son he desoas q ehoyng pare air. excellent bathing
essle and ,olerbs living will inferior no
establishment the
THe undersigned commencing the
takes this opportunity thanking liberal
suPp and them viii utd give
saictou FENDER them comfortable during
Attached TIE premises will BE- Csrriage Horses Billiard
Tables Tea Pin Alleys and Pistol Gallery.
jeg .mis r. H. MONTGOMERY Manager
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lfA RANT, No. 100 St. Charles strest.-rhis sstab-
isnn-ni, popularity known, having been thoroughly
paired rupsDied furnished every particular
open rzye
b. No effort will be spared the proprietor his
deiiescy with
comfortable. ldac6 III RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor.
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Per steamship Empire Guy from New Yoke BArsow-A Rose
"hIsisT bAte-hotsrlson MeDusarS Boigooi Acc Dob
Voc haifbs lon I huddrcke AGO Duduussst IT
Adiurd Ses-H BuuhAtrlG Asrsou-scLes ss-D Carol
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ICE--ICE-ICE.

ICE! lCE'-J. STAFFORD Co. Wholesale and
ktl saers 10 ICE. No Ia Eysan Field. .s, s.ts N,
i.rod p.psL ioseI siis No iss .ss-t
street. Nc al 80
arsst .so lee Hos bstssn ismouy stsess Foab D.
eCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice to arrive about the
lat Nv. Sr sby p. Whitney Co. al Camp ss mhss
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merce tells the following story;
"One incident in the procession, trifing in
itself, occasioned a good deal Of amusement
When Gen. Pierce had got as far up as the head
Of Wall street, his horse became FESTIVE and
came in collision with the animal rode by Gen
Sanford. As the President was riding with
his hat in hand, the hat received the brunt Of
the shock, and suffered severely, being badly
stove in and indented Tie General was too
much engaged to notice the catastrophe, and
soon put ON the hat in its unfortunate condition,
and retained it in its place for about a block,
exciting roars Of Laughter among the boys
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GAMS OYSTER SALOON. This r.
= y NEW A Nd EXTENSINE SAInNN. xhch ~ 4 =

II
scale greatly Superior to
kind in the south, il Just opened
i0l ST. CHARLES STREET
Mr. WEIR, better "SAM has
u forhe Last having
lohronk established the
With him till his death, aad has the
With leh nheIbe
mnation the public faithfully with the best
,ocs Of his share Of their patronage.
has been eIpeniei fitting the SALOON
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS be procured SERVANTS
we'll known for
the Cooke The LkRpER will always supplied
CHOICEST FISH GAME and the OYSTERS SERVED
tanned Iruslvs this lin short
viii be render worthy the patronage OF
ju1cioaH community,
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~ The uude having zsaM
Es"y dor-red and highly Tzliable Mineral Spring.
open iL- for the reception o. visitors the Of June
lhey located ehous five miles
90 ts sen she, far bathing
n tknZ, etc., They
q ,as ys. n tine low pressure boats which ply daily
Tae Analysis o. the by J.
sso o. Chemistry University Ls1isiAnA .yord
aGh that the Springs mineral qualities
He
euAy IN the oTs Of and Phused hyaroz-s
notable quantities; apparent
r7uie dsesss rhht be cured Alsvaion
Asa bath, rouf be
Anasniens OF will be place Hotel
r6 persons ererl
Cd ard the proprietor IN
View Orleans will e sufficient that bis
p~rIy RSOCH EVERTTT isas an
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COTTON AND 1DbACCO STAJEhtsF
CoTIDs- htlss. ToEieeo- hhts
Stock on hand Sept !. 1852. .......e522 Is 754
Received since. go. 858452 20
yesterday COOL $50 4s2 O00-70 5g5
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- EFERAL handsome Front Rooms with a
~ BosTd for ahes obtained BY application No. ier ~
ayr street Ao Rooms and Board o Single Gentlemen ty
b mi OF the t.asnnAhls nhl n
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CcGl.

4 ACKAWANNA COAL.-Furnace and steamer
81 sale ts tae D.larar. Hudson Csnal Comps
-, = y srl a 6q or ~ tln. Rouloai snd wh aver
feieh slded htwicrk APpl 81 tie once VI te Company
b.. % Wait. Ar~-lo-k
DUTSTON COAL.-The Penasylyanlh Coal Com,
papv preTe-,d rs rrih sarerior Wnte Asa rh eoA -
s ccen an IN GOOD c.ier s1 able to cea ahFpf ane
.-es'ic ru-tcse. from is hots Or SD ~ ns z,
brh u Hsaokyr abe Conf uy tacies are fla1 - ~ one
10 o rood faich vcss's loai1g = New or o. TOT
Particular Even ~ 'le deiysr 'oa III PI
60 frpiy = he = Broadway Ar Nti-t
DFA COAL-The Pe1nsyVana Coal Company aa'e
Pes sale Al i-w carg3es Of Chestnut "osl n
q-lrc a. theiI See. corner br4laEay ani W alff
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r,oNIc pARAcHuTE WATER and POMATUM

i for PROMOTING the GROWTH Of the HklH-lneomgus-
invented and improved by ChALaS.
Rue d. fh.pa No 90 at R0uen Agent Ae"f0fk VI Loo.
SAN & FRI Chf!r. No. 81 ChanbsrItt
Thsnes which has attained in n s.ss-s q
perfscon years labor and obseatons n incon-
abs qualities which than six thousand case. have p.soan
EVIDENCE at Paris and NewfoIs are the sss quar-
offs efficacy each OF which nrequre can nc VIZ
fnsble proof this assertion That ana
where the dfsrent the pfop~
oen fatal 10 the health nnus necessarily
sscFibed oson, that 20 TO the
tho medical substances which i"fm ss
tss.o o the conposi0n.
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Professional Notitss.

AMERICAN and FOREIGN PATENT OFFICE
h-GFTAT BRITAIN ndert the llrs n co hss oe-n
crf reduced spposf have bssa sbos sAe :.
70 deksnd Be- the eTpH fo5
Be get-d OVpOiors csl se entered
peesrv 70 when d nteno1 % pf-
The Patent eGenC % three seven o. 20 reo Yeas % Pay
FRASCE BELGIUM ard HOLLASD.-Pa,s1s are E-a-tsd of
eve tn or fesn - ne dsnt ~ orra@ry
AUSTRIA desirable for Paien property 1nae' nc
.zs y lately moan
Eriore Il ecr cor-epondrues WITH tas Otce h-e zPoe ~
aa-,ntssg car AFFORDED Peu'es rct ChfrEs' ati
epfecs.ous olher legal doc ruu-lf a :o ,ier tA
no al arsaase I'll. irio71aCn On thee sules IN ,, -
Ind 81 J. ?. PRISON. 40 ) Wslis'-
hrs. VI ELLIOTT informs his patients that after
the ~ p -sll-ic Ne-c1s
A. sgrSsrv VIII % o'clock Ioadags Wednesday, aan
Fr.caJt. or =, No 81 brole1a7.
law NCTICE-DLIROIT Michigln.-EZRA L.
Counsellor Law return d -
Def-e VIII prscee The Sfsts Courts Wgne and ae aa
iorug uni. eLe 70 lie collection % dos IN me IA7'
sT.its Couit IN ny pa: o. ne -, - t'elhzAn'
Clark Vason 4 Co. NsvYork. & Delaro Eal- NeT- icTk
Jobp u Pre--c~ Co y /. Ersstus Co-uns Co. Aioa97
clsIts " Roehvs "a ~ Hon Abae.. L.zrase, so o.
NOTICE.-Dr z BELDEN has resumed his pro
~ or y The city No GresI Joness giving spe a. .en'
- Of he 1nfs Consaaption I'D Diseases OF fsIa
OF. 90 brru f-oI0 1910 g. VI
vF1HE SUBSCRIBER, having formed q c0par,nershlp
with JANIS 81 BALDWIN Eel has ressnei tie Prloace
Of BIZ Tr0,-Cn. 49,. -----..t.-
Of i'll. eel 'stsie The n7e n g. 6t r'q 'na 20 s ~
PHTLO 4 RIG6LEs. C9uns.ii'r e Law,
No - Nass-l s. New iosk ItT-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
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COMPREHENSIVE NO1lCE-Thc partnership
y hnlc sting lewen the s,rbef' rnier 'ho I'm 81
LONCkOlHAn JENktNS s THIS DAY aissnlsed oy a. lt
ccra-f Tic 1s'rf siI tc tttd hy me te" N d -
i' CHARLES JEshIN@
" JAS q. LONGbOIhAN
DISSOLUTION Of COPARTNERSHlP-N)'l Voice
IL teetv gv,u tlsf the Corrue Zip heretoIe eksne -,
tween JACOB W GOODWIN fRAhkLiS GO9D@Lls e1d
GILMAN GOODWIN under The nsne Of j. W 6OJD"i' Co.
hts oe' e''O''' O ''' JACOB ". GOODWIN
GILNAN GOODWIN.
yVHF COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
4 tween JOIN hEIRD. u sRY @IERNsEf, CQRSE.lDs
CJARk son sid EDWARD cotton under the syc o 10 o.
JOIN HtIkD Co. this diy ai'ioi' ed BY mutt AI consent
ke.g.York October p l3iJ . -r.,,
qte ban. hereaer IN b. cooducteib by John T. Herd and
Urv fuerr "a under the tgle Of JOHN htlED Co eai
ali delis will BE- Paid ~ them.
YiNUE FIRM of JAMES C.. KING ~ SONS was
dissolved the fh Or'olef Us ant By me data tief g,
rartuer JAMES GORE KING and he name VI tAa Ia u va
hereafter be- ussd ~ liquidation ouly -,
The unaerrnod pertner u the hrI1 VII cont nue. the
s,re tusiuess under the Of hNES q KINGS SONS
s,-r.Yovx Ocf g. 1850 DENNING DUEB,
JAMES -. KING. Jr,
ARCHIBALD GRACE KlNg