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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11
Baltimore Letter
N'H.IioN DAY-ErBERtAN EMeRArrov--v vo,-xe.
HEAVY LOSE FLOUR TRADE, Erc
eoruspanofHr Of toe 1rrstsnt.

NhHoii'N DAY-ErBERnV FWsHtrroD-- vo,-,,,
NHHRicA--HEAVY ss-FLOUR rRAnr rr,
corusp'nofHr Of tbs Custsnf
BaLTnsoRr. Nov q 1879
- ,.3"'n' our state to-day its citizens have sxsr
esed The elective franchise aad Iecid-d vho 1, .. =.
their stats and local ~ ers FOR the ,onin, :" ~
'he city here the contest has bsen an ear,es one h,
ie'y Has 1t been conducted that except in the mm.
'"'"'y OF the polls. unusual appearance va.
. a-,s. i"s is different AMI an improved stata Of
% rom 'he days when excited professions tuuuItu
o' "shss with universal drunkenpess and all ,ts 80
'"'Lsnes were the secompannents of an ela,.ior n.
'y yet TO speak Of results thousI, probably bes,r.
Hss your city the telegraph will have outxtrinrs,
u ana nave given you The fall returns
Upper snip Banshes will sail from this port n,
-ys @i'h large exportion Of emgrants for Liberia
iafgs portion Of them saves freed tb,o,1h So
neVoience Of their owners and Hha-,,I, --s,,,s -.
-SH' 10 their new homes The Rev IS-s.., r.
hamoo, the Rev. Berry and numbsr 30
also go out in the Banshee to Join tho
ivs.''Aht v0 episcopal mission under Bishop Payne
'ouns America exhibited itself here lately in t,n,b
a, 'one o. the attendants Of junior as.ernblv-
composed Of misses and master. nndo- ,;x,oo, -.
- 'ne VI theF recent parties had a faI,iuo.out
~ 20. !" chaenge, passed with all the forr,aI,tie~
oy 'iaer patrons Of the dseqo Before bovev.r
1A'sef came 70 the dread srbitram.nt Of powder
ana lead older heads took'it il charge and ,,,d -.
barge on their proceedings The ebalIenoiny
we're hetsrmined on revenge and yesterday thsv a.,
A tneir opponent on the street and gave him an nv,
He'eial drubbing. Nov what would cur fore s.,bs-,
-aa 70 such proceedings the part Of school how.
pause for reply ----.---ss .s.s p5exsi
wal no doubt picked by Of the numerous ebevs
iers Of industry who throng our cities and all th,
avenues Of travel
The election excitement has swallowed up everything
not pertaining TO politics. and apart from ths question
-ho will and who will not Be elected our city Is sta4nant
An exceedingly large export business In -four is now
doing here The saes during past week have
nearly ten thousand barrels day at full prices
The transportation lines from the bringing zrsat
quantities Of -four to the city which seeks market in
Europe and the West Indies Probably the -four Of
our city will this year million and half Of barrels
0ssgRvER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

Annexed We publish one n q s4ria, ., la.,..-.., .
rfa'lTe to the sanitary wants Of the citv ub.t
ief' out ofthe series published in pam,bI.t ,rI
t'e author The pamphlet may be found at the ci,v
'nose interested in the health Of the ctv tbs..
letters will be found entertaining ''''' '"e''
o. sess fdsutfy' fifsr.
Is hiatus in the series presented the public Thi,
letter should have followed in the published series the
one dated August Z 1856 Regretting a. DO tn. error
hope you will afford opportunity Of correcting il
n part by republishing in your valuable paper the f
lowing omitted letter
And very much oblige your humble servapt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11
HOUSE-FURNISHING.
0,ROCKERY. CHINA and GLAsswARE. q

TROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE cS1
" HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIcLEs-sAMUEL E ~
MOORE have removed their stock from y
No. 4s Camp and daily additions e their -
already supply Of in this ne eomprisng-
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER aud SETS, plain
te n
FRENCH, ENGLISH AMERICAN GLASSWARE Of rich cut
meude and plain
WHITE SfoNE CHINA DINNER TEA SETS and made
up the family,
land.
TOILET SETS white and ornamented vatcu. patterns
SOLAR LAMPS. bronzed gilt.
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS, BRoNZED and oRNAMENTED
CHINA.
PLANlSHED TIN WARE, Chahng Dishes Tea
Urn Dishes Coffee aud Tea Pots Egg Boilers Soup Tureen
with hot pans under, Cake and Jelly MouIds
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, and KNIVES alone
SILVER PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS aud FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CASTORS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS. BRITANNIA
METAL WARES, CANDLEs1IGRs, LAMPS CAsToRS, SPOONS,
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS, FIRE IRONS,
articles of the best quality and all be
found in This EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
large stock OF WHITE OPAQUE COMMON CRoCKERY,
Wholesale
". goods free Of charge, Of the city, and
portion loanng families and
parties where than the usual supply needed
oil 2ll d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

THr FRASELis MoNUMENT,-On the evening of the I'd q
meeting of printers authors editors reporters publishers
and others held in Philadelphia for the purpose OF
taking action upon the proposition to erect monument
to benjamin Franklin Jesper Harding, Esq editor Oh
the Inquirer chosen President The following pre-
smble and resolution, which copy from the North
American were adopted
The printers publishers authors and others connected
with the business Of publication in the United states
feeling 1t emuently due the merits genius and phan-
thropy Of Bsnjsmn Franklin who conferred SO much
honor and rejected much usre the professions to
which they respectively belong that suitable monument
sbond he erected his memory and from the fact
that Philadelphia the Of many of his labors
snd trumphs and is the resting place OF his remau
therc is peculiar propriety in originating such move
ment in the city therefore
Resolved by the meeting assembled that immedl-
ate should be adopted to procure the necessary
funds for the purpose indicated and that Executive
Committee of ysix be appointed by the Chairman TO
general supervision OF the whole subject and pre-
pare sdress to the printers and literary men OF the
Union.
letter was read from Elk Price, President oi the
Woodland Cemetery Company rendering on the part OF
the company the choice of the unsold ground OF th'
cemetery for site for the erection of monument with
out charge The letter referred TO the Executive
| Committee provided by the resolutions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

p,,,osrn FnL OF PrxIs-Letters received from Can
ton in ashipgtou by the last steamer from Europe,
hearing date 2lst August last speak confidently OF the
fail Of Pekin Nevertheless believe that the Govern
ment does place confidence in the account 1t had
reached respectable commercial houses there both
land and BY water. Washington Star.
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Ng &J.B WALTON, Grocers, Importers of

N & ]. 3. WALTON, Gr0cers, Importers Of
w. Wines and Liquors No u New Leyee and No 70 Thoup
touas Common New Orleans I'VE take ha
method inform the public that have entered into CarHsrp
D. WALTON, purpose
d0us store Tchoupioulss
whee the 25th
fresh complete Of GROCERIES selected pgr
chased New York Boon, Philadelphia, and other
North and East.
assortment Nf Of every description
Other Liquors selected coplete
establishment S0ut
importation Brand- Wues
will enable keep hand 81. e0nplet.
NJ. WALTON
oi3 In j. b. WALIOH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

nRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETc-The subscri-
Soo5 6ers dlts. ssys II s>Ts aRd F I az The o.TE
90 do. Aqua AMMONIA; carboy. do d. do
g sAsdoys AGEflG ACID s. ease. ENGLISH BoRAxi
S sE s EFs6M dASS s9PA ss IS 81 3 eIstbeR fA sqps sI
20 d. d. fhMgHqS e6Ub T. e SREAM q TAA6TAE
20 cases GUM ARAslc. assoIt qualities -.
a 1gfkKH SkKEf fSH HfFS 80 g. hHHR T#1a aS
ps:: 2$SS$S F@sE} @ SSs; ssss. GsShld5' sSsfE0
ssss. eSISSFp MassEssiihi i case. c1Rs
$S SS 4: 4 EESSSRsaFR ESsss dS5SE 81 s AMERICAN do.
100 de- de- r,s%.R S% EHEISl sLpE MASS 200 do d0
$ f2fHGsyF fFsFMfTE It h. oDDn porAssr
s. DO Iodine IoD5SEi s1o ounces MoRPHINEj
Aad large assortment Of DRUGS CHEMICALS EXTRACTS
They e IS 81. iH P f1RfsIst RfGM "a d. POWERED Atm
de- de- ssFgEsAf FoEPhaP SEs9 5dfS5E 5gHTso
70 cases SPONGE; 50 tahs CORKs, various kinds;
10 10 49, DO sTHiAn s1i Az @96eRicE @ so iodO SICILY do
50 do T2XSstS4s ynSS y sIS SsARsAPAREhA rpvrpr
10 do Hops, Stc. etc. -,
TAL S oIS 81 SIa,'5Is sf ,oa a Ne tGoTg Ami
seed Brgamo caaway csssis Cloves Jaape yenasr LsOn
Nso oasaagT orange rs,anyIoy. ss,.
large supply ply S s' III 20 c~ins PATENT
Bhyb as S9$ ME65SEs; prices
sRowiNs ! EROS SELECT aS POWDERS;
tfE aud ossoop's i-sssiH HSTEBiIloUs laL pllLs;
MrRRAi'S FLUID MAGNEsIAi
gLASSiiENs cSfsr1ss AZ rlfssFa9s; 81 cG;pAsA, etc;
yH3ENs Ts,s HxIRAGT Ext v OF aud ouBEss
nESRY,s cALGlNED AAGNEsiA;
= 5SSp 1StS BuLS's lS sARsAS4kilf.fsx,;s f2 e., ETC.
on Z. J. HART co ~ Tehenpilaulas =.
GosHEN BUTTER-15 frkins lust received
SIS EJ HART i Co, 70 Tchouptonlp. street
ENGLIsH DAIRY CHEEsE-2O bxs. land
~ ing from ship Andeyer, for sal. by
ELouIRBs@-, IBs ~, -, VIM. s,un.
y y DO, DO, spR,SS 51fHSy GREgk l2i:g , MILL;
"a saHs steamer f'i-' Star I Il s. n,LgY a a NJ G % S
sp OCk CANDY--50 boxes landing, for sale
u a BY Il. J,llARr co, 10 TehoaPtouss street. oss
GUM L0ZENGES-l0O boxes landing, for
~ sal, 1y e J. HART Co, 10 Teh0aploln e ogs
CLEAR slDES-5 casks in store, for sale by
y oee T. NJ DALEY, 81 Tchonpiilp lpai street.
pEACH BRANDY-l30 bbls No. /, 2 and 8,
oio I. i, WINSTON, a1 Commercial Place.
CHAMPAGNE { CIDER-125 boxes landing, for
- 'nle ey lo2sl FL HART \ CO., 10 Tchoupoal., at,
SODA ASH-3O casks, landing from ship
oi joHS C. HARDuL 4 co IS Magazine street.
RUCKWHEAT-30 boxes, landing from
steamship Daniel Webster for sale by
OILS E. j. HART CO.. ~ Teholpltoulas St
FAMILY WINES, of Williams's stock-Pal'
i Sherry, White Port and Hook, o sale BY
osn T. b. WINSTON, Il Commercial Piaes.
ElGS-50O drums Smyrna, landing ex bari
u Aqsila and for sale by
ns a. f COCHRAN co. SO Gr.vsr street.
BeRESERVES-l2 l25 cases Doughty's, landing
for sae by E. J.HART CO. Tchoapitouss street o2s
TL0UR-250 bhls II g Mills Fancy land
ing CT steamer Atlantic from ST. Louis sale by
9S E. NJ DALEY, 81 Tehoupitoulas ct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

A few DAYS since, at Worcester, Mass, q boy
si I5 ysar hsyiux turned out Of mill procured
bottl. 81 cherry rum and, in company with another
- -e.,ed 10 the woods and drank nearly the whole
~ On. Of the boys succeeded ir getting home, but
~ ~ ~ bsr when found was nsenkb and died the next
day at 10 O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO O-sM-
l. Il FORTE ASD MUSIC STORE, No. % Camp
street New Orleans, would respectfully II n ~
attention Of the public large and
assortment MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
nd serpon and alAo his assortment Of PiAsJ
from The factories the
Europe among which he Of A. STODARD
Of Now ork HALL son, f New York PLEYEL CO. Of
he The following kinda; GRAND Sc
Ml6hAsD FiCSolO PICCoLO oBLIQUE AND SQUARE-are
.as m5si msksrs The world combining all the a
Be had Of the subscriber
Of ~ ~ 1os qys. They will be sold nanafaetusrs
prices MUSICAL hERCHANDSE II all
among tgps Constantly hand the
selection OF ACCORDEOSs
0sTed 1t GUITARS
tnred VILLAIN HALL
MODELS Thsse Instruments
stand the climate. The subsber
the Masc business IN the Northern cities an Z
thoroughly acquainted with The nndeE tn M
stock the beat selected that ha Southern at.
and his aes such that Dc viii hsuJ
stock q all kinds u and The LATEST and
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC. Tie Musical Public are rsrpehy
invited to cali and examine his stock. -
fss lyos HoRATio HEWITT, % Camp New Orleans
M RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, -AEAz
lvl gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR 81 Ss11
her residence No ss Constance Sweet and Aso No.
BaronEs street tf sts msnth twelve tS
~ LECTURES stss Constance gsts.
fei0 iy-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

NTEW BASIN SASH. DOOR AND BLIND
FACToRY-sAwINs TURNING ASD planning MILL
Mahogany wanat Cedar A Poplar White Pine Cypre..
Lumber hand sawed order. Sewes Bguers
Awning Posts and Moedu Of description Aa Lake and
Brick Orders
executed ateh aary s
opIo'te the New Basin. lol2lyl JULES A. BLAso.
STAR planning MILL, corner of Hercules
~ and Ca9ps stree kes eonstA1ty hand gene,a
DRESSED FLOORING, CEILING WEATHER BOARDS
tS Lumber sawed dressed orde the shortest
HRUNDY'S CARPET RENOVATING and
M SECURING ESTABLISHMENT, Giroi street. between
St. John St. Peter RUGS and CARPETS Of every
spOn the skors All pant and spots
without changing the clers, reasonable
All order prom atunded N.
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vsvHE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to tn

Sp.e Jewelry Precious AietaF unless Bis
hg therefor and the yau. thereof AeT
lS47 BIN
FsNHE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the
4 Holaera Policies o the NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON, resident the United States
tho Statement the Afs OF the Society the lat Of May 1885,
Policy tIolde endioi,o dnly
due q each, in the Of the month q July next.
C. e. HABCIiT, General Ags for the United States
NewYork, May 80 1883
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
"a Conhill London, May q, 1883.
GENTLEMEN have lay before ihe results Of
nua Of the Affairs ct The National Loan Fund Life Assn
Society.
During ia wear Policies issued, covering
I40l yielding premiums the
OF El2,s7S Ss ID per auusn.
the the Society
the Gls137s l2s 3D. being E1osi less than the
From the end Of the year up present policies
the Of the Society arising the premiums
policies I76is is 0d nnuh and the corresponding
amount OF nsutAnCes is s2,4lGilN
Society, calculated the
Present value income rVn sO7
Amount Of per Auditors Repo.... il2s4O
fl,Il.4is ] 10
Present value Of Liabililts ASST
RANGES, Anuuities, elc..... Lsgo,SVl =
Paid az CAPITA .-.-,'.--..--s.... oH,t5l 10
Current Claims '..........''.....'.'. loooo oo,
Bsi-nce in faOr of the Society, alter payment Of all
the whole should be reserved
the future profits Of the Society.
Before concluding THE perhaps ha Court OF Directors vii
allow tham the vgant, prudent and sill
the affairs OF the set by the present Man
W. b. WOOLHOUSE, Actuary.
the Court Directors National Loan Fund Society iySo3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

SHOCKING CASE ISF,srlcpE.-we have to record one
Of those terrible of murder and the blacklist known
in the annals OF crimethe inhuman and reyons ssera
fee of II helpless, newborn babe On Wednesday night
at II O'Clock young Mr. Ashby entering the gate OF
hi. mothers residence in jefferson street between 1seA
and Hancock discovered white bundle ying N tne
morning on getting up be the package to DO
child apparently about twenty-iour nours aa' dS
dead The navel chord had not been cut anu ''e anN
had evidently bled to death. ,-a,
coroners jury investigated the matter ana fenaeiTa
verdict in accordance with the above facts Loulse
! Courirr. a9th nit
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hTI7y
EDW'D <. COLLINS 4 co. b8 Wall street, n Y.
BROWN, sIliPLEY d CO.. Liverpool,
T. G, ROBERTS x CO. i3 King hfms Yard, London.
JOIiS alUNROE 4 CO,
Rue Dame lie, Veors. Paris.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havrc.
fhe0 # these accountable Sold
Bu.u Specie, Jewey, Pos Stones Meas Bills
o. Lg ssnri therefor and the yau. thereof the expressed.
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MUSIC STORES. Lrt;
gHAsHIONARLE nANcl,n. .--- --------

y L" MUSlc' : NEW MCsIcn zsslsa
On sSsT,g ~ fssLEISs, date Msy3s will a ou,Si -,
he ba. a., A9sOhI NEWT Of NEE .ICSfc .Licb L[EE
are ths 70 lowing ''p 1''f o. me South. AHonE
n.-sy-r:.- - ..'.<fly kho~i bY MAynani-S--a-.
fp hS eteQ1e Family Polka; b binwuCls.sr Polka
-lamon. braangs Polka strskssnFsiva sohoIth
t.ons by Dre,sau. - '' ''
Lrsose Qlten BY bAlbsr-Amaia; by srankf.s-
" oh' II ghis ~ Ass Bkr-iel9p
eu., etc' No. % Camp street. (tre Old s sndJ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

EHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS-BRAN-
DIEssaznrac o th yntsgs Of 1895 t1ss l03 aud is Co.
dad vintage Of 1885 oad DuPuy AID other brands
and qualities.
WlNEsod Reserve, Pslherbo, South Side udia Ma
dea; Dug Gordon and Harmony Nephsws Shey Old Po Still
AID Sparkling HOck Creme de Bouzy Feur Ssry sdsk and
other brands Of chsmpau white Wine Caret casks and
cnsss, Of all qualities
Holland Gin Jamaica and ST. CoI Seotch Old Roanoke
and Old Rye whisky Brandy u und Fruits Juiee Cords Of
description Beker Berlin and Gouey Bes and everything
In the WINES and LIQUORS. which
able be found, for cash city paper.
900 easkt PORTER aud ALE, pnts quartz
u SEWFLL T. T TAi IgDR. is Eovs street.
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i hp r6ErebaTTRAis Eh1gs ATD a,,1al LAkE E -
10 connection with the fTJ1 VII
TO LAKE P0HTCH5RTE4IN-- 40" "hLESNS
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
Fr9D NenOrisa"' iva C1r,it9D Il Lqks P9a,ela .;
MI, S,S,4 el1P.N '"'' IA A.
SUNDAYS
rom Perdifo street and Tlvoli IA .,
p NJ, after which following pess Traits' ~ " = NJ
Circle ~, 81 ~, 81, 6X ~ Pm. w" ii'oi
From Lake Postcl4rfraia trc CaoYtos) 10 y.r0.,.
WEEK DAYS.
To P+ddO,.pse' shn5iy9 Circle Dxp iHsk H,loK,
70 fnoli Circle ~, n, sA, AZ, ", %,7&,sAPM
~ Trsinr take up land Caop
t Express Station street
tY- Baggage, ETC. received at DepOts only
Nesrl=sns and 'ssrrollton, is
way CarToton Lake PonebarAE 10 way
ap.5
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. ERNARp LrMRER CoMPANY-R c

DERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. C.
AD sAFFoLD, s: S. rEN2Y, l. z; LAItMER, D COATES
BROWN LAUGHTER, HORN d ELTON, q. {. MYERS co.
s. FOWLER BEAN& CO. and D. ,IUOS, OF
Mills o Bio. Bay .sseated under the
firm Of the BERNARD IJMBER COMPANY. At thar Mills tsy
running Sixteen Singh Saw, oi Circular LA
woods Planning Machine which will be added
single and three large gang and will then he able
10 e o LIrnser dnv.
Raoad Compnnies Piaik hoAl Building Contraction
Shippers waning Pine supplied
Orleans fuly authorized
supply any individual their viii stocked
of suitsd
fsolis. sta G..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

DORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
II Dotes barrels cssts fo sale ~hol4sas retail, BY
isuq. 4 L Il HEDGES d CO., II 6 sheet
ALLSOPPS' INDIA PALE ALE.
THIS ALE proper
aitteration
Malt Water brewcI by Nessrs. SAMUEL ALLSorP SON
The South
BY fsn9 ly1 a. II. CFHLToS Importer street
RRANDY.-We have regular supplies of the
ceietrated Brsny package
onseshh pipei 1855 ls02 l5 lsT s4s snd half
pes, direct nport1u
well as gruoers retailers.
W3i. f. LEvERICHS d CO. Sole Agsnts,
rpls 1y u ola Leves street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

s2,- sbirr,r, ~ .i a, opPos'le The Steamship L,DdIng
~ I. ns 90 olL-r Lnr vii. w - --aT-. 1880 oL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

EN0R HAVRE-The A ] fast sailing ~
America ,0r POLAR STAR Cfr--tB p-.T-er tAai.lL
ioahaE 6r tho rt Hud T htye 7ak dispatch
engaged. For gf Cotton fIHr a'Iv
r. WHITNEY 4 ca, Camp sweet.
orto GEO, ". UYNSON, Camp street.
tw For pasass having splendid -pFy 20 he Cap
o 90 O.
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LIIEPpODI

sHln4 ,4 "h'1ner BONITA, Captain Jo.epb eb liTFs
IN'l '-r rHfgo trrar-d, viii have n.
9t os"nfe OF sl, passage apply to ' Wild H'!a'
BAsELLI Il co a c,,,,,.,. ,
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VER.H CRTZ.

PER.i CRITZ
Wlll Leave MONDAY, November H. a. O'Clock An
sNOE ERA CRUX-U. s. Mail Line ~s1Ssa.
u The new and magnificent steamship TEXAS NffIfkA
u4n ons bnthe Henry Place, commander N, ,y n
az shove pan6 6tua yrATry thu u. s. 'H's' tur
$40 Rates Of
3.
".sz-r"in'h' goods cubic ''F4'
~ Foftreigut paFssge having r.. ~ een-s
ini storage phstgugufs, apply ''''''aioft"bn
HARRIS q MORGAN foot Of I,is-,,..
the Stc.ysi'.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-06

Apologizing.-The Columbus Times, (says
the Bee) a strong Democratic paper, in an at
tempt to apologize for the Free Soil appoint
ments of President Pierce, says "In the distsi.
button o local Offices at the North, it is fire.
quently impossible to avoid giving them to
Free Sellers. The only recourse left to the
President in appointments for such places is, to
give offices to Free Sellers or leave them va
can't" That is to say, adds the Richmond Wing,
there are not enough of Democrats at the
North, who are not Free Sellers, to fill the Of
fees. Well, that goes a little ahead of any
charge of abolition %afinities we have heard made
against the great Democracy for some time,
and to come from a Democratic organ at thatI
The Times goes on to say:"No Administra-
ton, therefore, can exist in this country for
day, which refuses to give some office to the
Free Soilers." Precious confession! But how
differently the Pierce organs talked in the Pre-
sidential campaign, when they were prating
about Sewardism.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-06

GIVE have received a pamphlet entitled
"Fourth Annual Announcement of the Female
Medical College of Pennsylvania" located at
Philadelphia. This is one of the new institu-
tons of this "fast age" and for many descrip-
tons of medical practice, is highly eommenda>
Bile. The fair sex have now a new field for
their talents, or for that portion of them who
choose to ~relinquish all idea of neutrality-suspicious.
how could a wife think of leaving her baby, &c.
of wet night, have her horse saddIed and gall
lop off to a patient some miles distant? The
students seem to be from the Northern States,
with the exception of two or three from Ohio
and Illinois.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-06

1--WE acknowledge the receipt of the Bul-
1etin, a new and handsome paper recently es,
tablished in Rodney, Miss, by SAM'L R. NOR
R1soN. 1t is ably conducted, judging from its
appearance, and we think, neutral in politics.
The following is one of its editorial items:
Notice to the Ladies.--Owing to the Worlds
Fair, and other reasons best known to the Fair,
ladies' are so scarce, | swear It's most uncom-
mon rare, to meet a fair one any where. All
Rodney you may stare, and down street tear,
search the parlor, try the stair, watch the bed
room even there, you'll not find them any
where.
No there's hardly six to greet, and twenty
beaus all looking sweet, even a shake hand is
quite a treat; come on girls, do, now's your
time, come quickly too, orelse some crime, or
tale of pistols, love and sticking plaster, I'll
have to tell, oh come, come faster, yell be the
cause of some disasters, toyour good lords and
masters.