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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

@In Louisiana, the Democratic ma
jority on joint ballot is 30. The con-
gressional delegation stands 8 Demo-
Gratis to one Whig. HUM, Wing. has
1000 majority in the second district.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

RGeo. W. Adams, convicted at the
present term of the court for bigamy,
was sentenced on Tuesday morning
three years in the Penitentiary.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

H We understand that our Sheriff,
D. H. lose, has appointed our towns
man, D. H. GATES as jailor. Mr..
Gates will move Immediately into the
Jail.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

RMr. Barney the Common School
Superintendent, will not be installed in
to Office, until the second Monday OF
February.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

1.-THE steamer Helen Mar is now plying
between Cincinnati and Marietta. She is q
new boat and Captain Cooley is inexperienced
river man. The Ohio Captain Donnally, Is
In the same trade.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

6We are requested to state that the Board
Of Education Of GallipOlis Township will
meet at the court house, on Saturday next, at
two o'clock P. n.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

Our SENAToR.-Soon after the elec-
ton the Ironton Register, after giving
the result in this Senatorial district,
remarked:
at is, perhaps needless to add that
the liquor men elected Anderson"
Gas true as Gospelp'
The Honorable Senator forwards to
the editor the following letter. Judg-
ing from its tone, he is yet alive and
kicking. and we think we may safely
assure the Democracy that he viii be
on hand at Columbus this winter like a
thousand of brick (not in his hat.
BASKERVILLE, Nov. 9th, 1853.
R. NJ. SrIMsoN, SIR: In your paper
of Oct. eth, l perceived statement
of the official vote for Senator in the
9th Senatorial Dist, editorial, in which
you make an ungentlemanly allusion to
the moral character of 4,110 voters in
said District.
Now, sir, you profess to be christian,
but your slanderous insinuations lily
comport with the precepts and examples
of Christ whom you would fain make
the public believe you endeayor to imi-
tate.
Holding all hypocrites in utter detes-
tation, and having high regard for
honesty and the practice of the chris
tian virtues, will say l have no further
use for the Ironton Register-you will,
therefore, discontinue it to my address.
Yours, LEWIS ANDERSON.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

RThe man who ''couldn't contain
himself" was found, upon inquiry, 10
contain about quart of the fluid ex-
tract ofcorni -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

E The Court of Common Pleas
have granted an order authorizing the
Galhpolis, Jackson and Chillicothe Rail-
road company to so change the route of
their road as TO tap the Marietta road
at Hampden in Jackson county.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIox.-We learn from the
officers Of the steamer Hamburg, that the oid
tow boat Brooklyn. while descending. and the
Portsmouth packet scioto while ascending
came in collision near Augusta, few days
since, sinking the Brooklyn The Scicto sus.
tanned but slight injury. No lives were lost.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

R Mrs. CAROLINE COLEMAN, sent
us specimen of apples which is hard
to beat. They are Rome Beauties, from
the orchard of Senator ANDERSON, in
Lawrence county. They are about as
fine as any we saw at the county fair.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

HA suit was brought lately in the
Superior Court, by JAMES G1LF1LLAE
and wife, against the New York and
Erie Railroad Company, for damages,
for injuries received by the lady on the
road. The damages were laid at $50,
600, but on Tuesday compromise was
affected. and the plaintiffs accepted 80,
600 damages.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01
NUnon openinp one of their

HUpon opening one of their con-
signments Of gold from California day
or two since, the officers of the Ameri-
can Exchange Bank, New York, found
one box, which should have contained
about $50. 900 worth of dust, filed with
shot. Where, or by whom the robbery
was perpetrated, remains thus far a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

IMPORTANT RAILRoAD RUKoR.-We
heard it rumored around town yestsr.
day, that the Jackson County Commis.
sioners have offered to exchange $780,
600 Of the stock of the Scioto 4 H. v.
Railroad, belonging 10 Jackson county,
for an equal amount of the stock of our
railroad. This, if true, win give inn
portant material aid" to our work, as
the stock can be cashed, it is said, at so
cents on the dollar.-H;ghland Nsscs.
A vocalist says he could sing s.wsy
down old Tar River" if he could only
get the pitch.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

pMr. Julius Regnier has just returned with
stock Of new goods, bringing us file Of late
Pittsburgh papers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

How TO MAKE MURDERERs.-Th
Wheeling hatelzigeneer says that twenty
five years ago, the father of NJ. F.
Ward who killed Porf. Butler, of Louis
vile, was with difficulty restrained from
attacking teacher who had moderately
chastised his son. That son is now a
confined criminal, charged with killing
the teacher of his younger brother.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-12-01

ONO CULTIvAroR.-We take pleas
ure in calling attention to the prospectus
of this valuable Agricultural Work,
published in Columbus, Ohio, by Messrs.
BATEHAM & HARRIS. We may say
there is no agricultural paper in the
West that can bear a comparison with
the Ohio Cultivator. We think every
farmer should take some agricultural
paper and owing greatly to the low price
at which the Cultivator is offered, has
been one inducement for us to decline
publishing agricultural matter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

past week and the saes limited to about 1000 bags
at s1kGsA and % q b. the last rate for prime article
The demand was better yesterday with sales Of $50 bags
at 50, 160 at s. and $50 Prime at o. p ID.
Two cargoes embracing 7i6O bags, have arrive from
Rio de Janero during the week making the direct imports
| since the 1st If September 31I973 bags.
LEAD-A lot Of 300 pigs Soft Gacna sold Thursday
at SO 50 o 100 ibs-the fret transaction in market
for many weeks
HEMP-we hear Of no further sales. The last was rs
bales Dew.rotted nj $40 "A ton
BAGGING AND EOPE-We have noticed sales Of $50
pieces BaEing AZ i2G 49, and $50 coils Rope at G&
6l for Ordinary Missouri to Primo. We yesterday
ced sale Of 800 bales India Begging arrive 1879
equal to cash
GUNNY BAGs-Ws have noticed small sales Of Gunny
Bags at 0a4e in bales.
CANDLEs-star Candles have continued to sell in
moderate lots at 2li5G22t . ID, without much demand
TALLOW-The last sales Of City Rendered at "a
NOse p fb
LIME-The rates for this article from second hands
have been 81 4ODs1 so for the best Western and 81 70
k0Sl 80 U Dbl for Thomaston.
HIDES-The last sales Of Mexican Flint Hides at
u4@11le u ID.
0ILswe quote Lard Oil at 7sids2s, and Castor Oil at
95c u gallon,
FREfGIITS-The rates have generally been firm and
we have noticed four five ships taken for Liverpool at
IA for Cotton bark at the rate, and ship for
IIavre at SO e hhi for Tobacco.
EXCHANGE--The demand for Exchange has been quite
limited during the week without any material change in
the rates, We quote
Sterling Observation-Disclosures. lO9l0 I0oL
New York Sixty day Bis........1RM14 p Ct disc
Sight Checks on New York para 70 p ct. disc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

SAN FRANCISCO, May u $50. .FL0UR-Ne cannot
discover the existence Of any different feeling in the
kvt from what exhibited yesterday, There is not
much disposition manifested TO operate to any large
amount We hear OF sales of 400 bb Gaego and axal
in small lots at ST. for superfne these brands job
bling at Sll % about 600 half and or. sacks Chill
pec.d, sold at $40 70 a 200 rs. GRAIN-The demand
for Barley pretty fair principally for the interior Sales
$500 sacks Chill in lots at * to 800 do Eastern
Oats at &C.. About 700 do. Chill Wheat sold at Sc
PRONlSONSThe inquiry for most kinds Is Large with
out any variation in prices Sales IS hbls Clear Pork
SZ5 SO halt do do at S4 II casks Clear Bacon at ic
Is do. per Swordish private terms - bbls Hams
light zoe 100 trins Butter in lots 81 to
IS &C. Il hhds do at Soc 80 kegs Lard at 6c 1000
lbs Cheese at 29c. RlCESales of 30 mats No China
Rice at 81 l5000 lbs Bailey at l34c... .SUGAR-4O
half bbls Crushed Sugar sold at loo 100 mats No
Chpa at Slac... LUMBER-The market continues very
much depressed hear sales TO day Of 40 000 it. Oregon
assorted at $50,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
REw ORLEANS CATTLE MARgET.

JEFFERSON CITY !
Friday Evening June "a, 1858. !
The market closes this week with near 200 head Of
Western and ample stock Of Texas and Attakapas
Cattle OF Hogs the offerings are heavy, and of sheep
good stock hand Prices continue in favor Of rur-
chascrs and easy at our quotations: ...
-PKICES-
BEEf Cattle Trough IN Q. WeStn) .6lt677 ~ 2 b net
(Attakapas TeXas)..5 GH55ss q fb net
noes 0ts fu1Mr r ID net
sHEtP (Wc-tern) .............S 25tGyS 90 a head
MiLtH Cows, ....+..,......s $40 GOA 500 90 = head
CALVES AND fEARLINGs, .....,.S 1905 90 q head
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For h7Ik ASS Fsh from Phiadephia-W Violet kco-N
Jacks Railroad Con Marache-J Marks-w TAompson-J
AshbrIdg. doo-Hew, Norton Brva
&c0tool Bros-Wis RaWin.-Brapder Williams
Fiuier-CT Baddecke 6eo-Gocdreh AooE Hart &eootder.
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BosIoN-Per ship shawmut; $50 tons ice wtn.rteo.
BREMEN-Per ship EDestns $50 pipe. Meyer
Gorrisonl4 Buddeefs
bale. do Lestererso0 al ests
askeis Wmneken Kirebhof1 bIs Liyesels-l
bis cherry D1nns Iksu- BIZ II Ravens aI
ndse HotnsoD2 do do bcLWz25 baskets Lot.
dsmi0hns yredentuIgh toolsO0 dem Baddeeks
BIKE mdse Chas Plss9 do Myer Mummy doll do Zuin
DO Weingaft-l do kodswnd deo-i sprtaden2
order.
VERA CRUZPer sehr Agua ~ bales tobacco Brui
LlVERPcO-Per ship Lsoon pig Bridge
okl hsled porter "a ek II DO IL
bds steel RobbiS bbdls eks hardware Pre.y
.a.ks hardware sEerio DO Dsyd2 DO ssatrs 2si do
ITO bd hoop bague3s bles mdse Shmdt
eask ware AleD3wetl Jr7 eask
NJ Combs dcol do ison5 Hneksr-i
Al do 5iles Plate
Day staufsT2S bars Priesilsy mes
srise etahan-2 DO casks Il ,nadecka
do Csc Co3 bsles mise Burus do
DO II Ltchord &eol6L tales 80 do ssdt ds-l
pkg do Pickett Perkins oI me Che snhetr9n
steel Alufor1l " Ellis soop iron
lIif bsh 'abosd 1870 bIs hoop
bills has iTsn 20 cts hard ware IS srdar.
TAMPICO-Per nfuit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

FORT CADDO ANA SH8Ev EPORT- PR steamer W Down.
S. bales cotton II Hill II do o Roubisu5 DO Neon
u, 10 Wright, William. &co-lO do
Cooper ao3 do Rn eley Blair q Lanpie-sup.
dries to ord-rT tai cotton I3G bales
BEACH IIltLsPer Ref 81 n-ie. cotton Buck a
Siagcna 10 GLOVES keos do john
~ DO 'hsrN heulsrsnI acog 10 Male, A
wright 6cosundri=- boad-Tut4l bales
BAYOU shlAPer Gypsy. bbls Gordon u
! Md Menard VRHIud-ls Crsevy6O bays
potatoes X Nee dries to ofieJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

LvERpooIPer ship Cls's Currier $3.50 bales
beef 3 do hams
LfERrooffer ship Ds.d.mcnai bales 1910 slaves
-l5 bids tobacco
MATA-rer brig Dhgen' 50 Lhds tolao bales boxes do
1909
Mo3ILEPe tohr Pelican 50 bbs honr al ibis
40 2'O sks 5g do osts so chests ~ ks
CAMPEACHYPer schr Anita bbis
toes p tb Is crackers 10 kg, butter 10 powder 10 boxes
pgc slumt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

zefs- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABUHhN Candidate for CLERK of the TItRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the changed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

1Ss~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK or THE FOURTH plsTRCTCouwT OF NEW ORLEANS.
iahl4
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E51'- Messrs Editors Please announce me as
ngnlilae cLERKoF THE THIRD HsTk!cT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS AOUNEY. mh5
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SIGHT and go day sight on New York, Phila-
III i.lnha and bos.nn 1oI aln hy C1CLRAN co. i..2

SIGHT and go day sight on New York, Phila-
~ dephia and Boston, for al' by COCHRAN co. ir2s
~ OPE-One inch Hawser; weight, 1880
jeG 81 SMITH FIMIsTER, 81 Povdras street.
4 IME-150 hhds Philadelphia Lime, for sale
a by j. II. ASlibRIDGE co.. So St Carries e24
EfEEF--3 bbls. Mess, AZ bbls Prime and /
, bbl NJ o.. to close consignment sale by
jt2i JAS. II. MILFORD co., u Bank Place.
BACON SHOULDERS-75 casks, for sale by
Id Je9s KENNEDY d FOSTER, rs Tehoupitoulas street.
FLOUR--1000 bbls. Superine St. Louis 800
II do. Extra, handing and for sale By
ie2s KENNEDY d FOSTER, IS TehoupitOuas
lv1 o., al d. kunpt fpt sals by
IN Kennedy FOSTER, 70 TsAsuri,aul., stree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

HsY~ THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate reelection.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OrtIcy OF THE DsTLy CRE.cgNT, /
Saturday Morning, June Is, 1853. !
CLEARED YEaTEpn,y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

~ Editors of the Crescent: Please an
nouucr WILLIAM CASTELL Candidate CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mli4
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Ersf- FRED. j. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
Oh THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
l.sTp neat I'd ID
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nss~ THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mlg ID
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ELECTION NOTICES.

Gss- J. G, PoINDExrER, Superintendent Of
giab Delivery Posthoe,
Vt THE FIRsr DISTRICT COURT. mus et
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Ezii- Messrs Editors Please announe WIN.
n No1T a candidate CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT, m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

Gzfs@ J. B. CHANDLER is a Candidate for Con
sTAaLE or TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election Novenl
her neat. ii5
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EeS~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CouRr.-GEoRGE washington LEWIS TIE present Alnart
Clerk Of the tlh District Court Of NewOelns, which he ha
t r he last seventeen ot himself candidate ior the
Size oi CLEEKsP OF said Court whatever Coart TIT
b. changed 10. fell I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

zcGs- WV. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable the Second Justices Court. Leetiop Monday in No
v"ui'er next. nyl0h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

ny SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK Or THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election first Mon
in Npyru, tAru. Vi tSls tie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

IT. JOIN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
DF TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mtls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

D-5~ Z. NJ. Berlin, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk Of the late Probate aud Of The present Second Dis
C0uit candidate the CERkSIiIP Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT ~hteyer Court the my be changed
q.
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AUCTION SALES.

Vh''''''''.' Account Of
FIRST RATE PIANO. FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ROCkAwAY WITH A FAMILY HORSE
BY W. VlGNIE, Auctioneer
MONDAY, June q, at 10 o'clock-Will be
I'VE 80 at No. IS Prytanis street
1ra' PLANO Of Allen Clark elegant pgE T n
= UkNlIUkE fine ROCkAWAY with a very good HORSE
a.,
h The LEASE Of the house ies3
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

kc1ANOS AND HARPS.--K USTNER, INA
Z MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPs, YA~sS
No. 35 Camp le Orphan Asy begs leave
inform the public that he will his Profession kS1
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HARRIS all kinds
cal Instruments at the Shortest notice, sep2s iy
EIORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO-EEl
Il FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 3s CAM
street. New Orleans, would respectfully request tAe7 ~ HI
attention OF the public his large and eaensival
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all Finds
and descriptions and also to Lis well PIANO
FORT the factories tbs hst makers the United
Eprepe which be found those Of A. SToDARD CO.,
Of Now York, HALL son, Of New York, and PLEYEL
"a The se9ys q the f,sSng ksds GRAND, Sc
the most celebrated makers the world combining all the late
be had the subscriber style
81 p 64 They will sold
prices. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF all quantity
Among others, the subscriber hand
ACCoRDEONS brought
which offered the reasonable GUITARS.
by WILLIAM NALL SON en. the approved SPANISH
MODELS These the class
stand The climate The subscriber has had many
the Music business the Northern cities well New0rrans
thoroughly acquainted with he ninus details q the busine His
stock the selected that has been the Southern
and his s such ta he will always have on hand
stock all kinds Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS sai the LATEST
MOST FASHIONABLE Music The Musical Public respectfully
| Invited to call and his stock,
HURATiO h. HEWITT, 80 Camp New Orleans
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ARRIVED.

shp riaf,sra cn1r Knapp, for Liverpool Up whitney
sup Dssl"m ha tnrnhsm for Liverpool Up Whitney dfo
flt brig III ixsni Hossignard for MAlia wodrua
srhT Psiisan, Nu|i for Mobile, Newton Farreily
NJ Z s-hs hniin, B.fsa,f for Cnmp-aehy 8
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FURNITURE, ETC.

TANAL STREET I URNITURE
NIsToRE.-w. T. DAVIS, Dealer In CABINET FUR "
SlfURE French aud German Plate LOOMING CLASSES 49,
d5-u, Hair and Spring ATTRESsE Is, FEATHERS, MAT
TING, ~ Canal street. below Bauhns opoas ths
FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, Tchoupitou-
las ste batssyn Third ard Fourth Streets La All kinda Of
FURNITURE and CABINET WARE hand c sale and Esn-sse
shortest Wood Turning eIseutsd ord
iso al KIN is Of Lumber o. land and ief sss b.
octs3 lyos JOHN bARfChf
l0HE 3. BURGEN has removed his [
- FURNITURE STORE from No. ia to No. 50 NlGA
ZINE STREET, imns5A;siy Opposite ina Arcade, where
the
-~-'-@Nfr- 4 his frtsn'ip sai the pnSle. fSN y
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LIST OF VESSELS Ii PORT NOT CLEARED


Solway,.........ls,d3
suss1 W Lind -. sd
U tan ....,....... adj
vOlant .........,l5,dl
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

ES- The new, elegant and swift running
PalsuRe steamer ALABAMA, r. aser leaves
IERsoN and all intermediate landings THIS EVENING o'clock
i6.6 SMITH a FIAilSTER 81 Poy,rn, street
NsS- The splendid passenger steamer ALECg
ScoIT Sellers. r viii leave for ST LOUIS all
trtB THIS EVENING, at O'clock posyry tV Shtrpe nud
Passtnson will please be IN readiness u -
G. " SHAW Il co
Js9b KENNETH, DIX 4 co.
0y- The splendid passenger steamer LIAM
TUNA, iaygDoi master for ST LOUIS and nil inl,n,I
ate Landings THIS EVENING, n oc och
t-25 GEO W. SHAW & co. "a Poyirns street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

RsS~ To the Editor of the Crescent Please
announce JOHN j. HOPPE as Candidate
c CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of The rtrh
oieans Election Nsvcmhei neat. his FRIENDS. icl6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

MessrS Editors of the Crescent: Please an
Candidate r he Office OF OF THE FIRST Jus lCEs
COURT. MANY VOTERS. jeII e
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C,cckers, China and Gtasssrar

I *. FILL GU, 81 Common street, tss4Y
New0rleans Importer and Dealers, Wholesale
Retail LAMBS, Plated CAST0HS, CANDLE
STICKS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNNED WATERS, etc. "
~ prices, the
pack n ~ | Y
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NEw', os ,,l3.1S;,. ard Car

NEW ORLEANS and Car "a m .5S.as x
q rsllson Rnlroad-caiIolca -4t2&H &ssa-sSsE
Dsrs ir.of Ira l-4s. FsIOr.sEsss
Cars-sl, ~ A. ~, "a, iUl3 ard M p. n.
Trans-s hJVrsfef rts ultst s,i-fs'
.ivc'g suIais ana Until carter F-sis iI winter.
Frs car-di'tsA.
i9'ls Cars AID A. NJ, o, and i0t. 81
sLsu sHd every until r. h.,insips
AID until hs'f-psri p IN -'Dter.
FAaSls Children T. aud Servants 10 cents
the third Aerda-in
aud end u i see .isndsy Ncvsnisr.
LAFaYETTr LINE,
Depot No. is Sasonhsst-st
pp~r.Er. y Cara.
Lsfsra and
DEPOT Is BaTcnaa street. .t....,Is. and sk
IN Sluln y SO
fefot 70 Sa-eane street ..s5s VA and
tf Wrch e wi trCinus hisef Aratss
unt1A oeiccs
Then 81, =, II nod II p. from the Depot
hI5i 81, az 10 P. from LsaTeits.
fAak-iO Children r,ler ~ can hhls puea.
Szbs Psries, balis, dsstgs
the nionsj hours rhsit
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4 FIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
ITOBACCOThr subrers have constantly
n o.s to suit pnrchases CuBA, HAVANA FLORln MASON
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE Cnd MISSOURI WRAPPER
FILTERS. Also, TOBACCO IN HOGS EADs BALES 81
uCtrd lbr the Mexican market, and for plantation
TURNER Il RENSHAW,
% Camp and 139 TchOupioulai ne
t$- TOBACCO BALED TO ORDER. FED Iylm2p
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I JEFFERSON AND LAHEEL rxI 49,
~ PoNTCHARIRAiN RAIL way IN ~
In with tn Carrnop RaTo d.fROI NEW 0RLEANs
10 LAKE PpNTtlE 4aTR1lN.--
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
FrJHr C1-r9to) Lake Poahayirain
Ficm per'do street ana Tyo Circle Dero-s s 10 H. Il A.
MI y s. 81 z. ii.
SUNDAYS.
From rerfo street and Tyo Circle n fese 10 H. II A. d.
l. p NJ AFTER which the following Express Iiyol
Circle ~, 3bs, AZ. 5l5, sA, ~ ?. ii.
from LlAs lgHttldFtrdia (rs Cton) to Fseor,ssss
wEEk DAYS.
To Psrilo street AMI Tvo Circle Deposse, ~ AZ sk loh
ny A. NJ, l1E. ~, AZ, sS. A., 81, 81, II, 81 M
SUNDAYS.
To Perdio street and Tye Circle Dep tssH iE s w 1915
ll Nj ard lax p NJ ei which The following Express iiAns
to Tlyoi Circle "a, "a, 81. "A, 81 50, N, 81 Ph
Ia All the take land az Carrolion
s Epr Trains stop ON at Horse Station and jackson street.
~ baggage received at Depos only
Nevulesns and Carrolton, t5
wsy CAton Lake POnchayan 10 cents sseb
| sp4S
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owbat Mary kng.lsnd Phillips from the down
y sea- 18th chips and Northnmp'on-bro up
Shaw NUT. schrs Asua Msrcnno suAsB and Maria JAn6.
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SIDEs--94 casks Ribbed, II casks Clear,
ri xESsIpr fosrEF, i Tss,ssi.sl.. .,r.',
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EHAMPAGNES OF VARIOUS BRANDS
~ CABINET, STAR, YERGENAY, CREME BU BOUZY etc.,
sc, received \ ship, and Tor by
i-al IL R. +. NICHOLS 4 CO.. 81 Camp street.
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RRANDY,-We have regular supplies of the
pnes Ifs 0s p.5 .s ss Of Tx
pipes which Of
GO uois,eurs as well rs sroesrt and retailers.
WAL E. LEvERIcH CO., Sole Agents,
Leves stree