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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VISIT.

ing the city, who wish to have their Hair cut In the
latest and approved STYLE should call at the Hair
Dressing Shaving, Shxmpooing and Bathing Saloon.
under the American Hotel.
N Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily, from half past A. II. to half past P. NJ aud
ON Sunday TO IL Al. NJ
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NOTICE-My HACK runs daily between
IN Charlotte G. II. and brakes Branch. Passen.
gers BY the DanyiIe Railroad wishing to 70 70 the
Court House find daily accommodation until fur
Their notice. WIN. ID. BELL
f,bsriotte c. H. Aug I1--2aw2w
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DIR. JOHN Il. WALTHALL.H OMGOi
PATHIC PHYSICIAN, Office on Governor street,
nearly opposite the Governors House.
III a
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liquid Hair Dye in the world for instantly dying the
Hair without dying the skin IL is applied the zane
way OIL is perfectly free from nitrate of silver and
injurious acids mparts gloss to the Hair that has
been approached BY any other article. Il viii
red purple retain its color 10 the last
and is vegetable preparation that be made in ten
minutes very trHing cost. will send the recipe
to any lady gentleman receiving dollar.
Address +. c. Box l25. Post Offea. jy 15-lms
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CPIRIT RAPPERS.-

CPIRIT RAPPERS.-
~ OH have you not heard the news from the South,
It's not for the eyes, the nose. or the mouth;
The truth it will out, and shall while I'm able,
Of sounds that keep knocking common pine
table.
Six young men, all seated each with request,
To know each their fortune, and whose the best;
One ask'd If lady, who, with love he did burn,
But the table would not knock, and it gave him
turn.
All silence and attention, he lookd at the door,
When the table rolling and turn'd the floor;
All Iook'd with disfnay, for indeed Pm not joking,
Or on the poor Rapper, my fun Pm not poking
One thing that askd them, Mt that did stare,
That if my Watch 1t should stop, who could IL repair,
Opposite the Dispatch, with its posts painted blue
You'd find the best place, at BARTHO-LO-MEW'S.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker, DC,
au1 Opposite the Dispatch Office.
DANNY FERNS NEW BOOK, for sale
IL by j. W. EVANS, under American Hotel.
Poems by Alexander Smith.
Fern Leaves from Fannys Port Folio the most po~
pnlar and interesting book of the day
VOL End Eustce Quiutin, by Reynolds.
The Rival Brothers, by II. p. Cheever.
Mark Hurdlestone, or the Brothers, BY Mrs.
Noodle.
Miles Tremenhere or the Lore Test.
Modern Flirtations, by Catherine Sinclair.
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives, by Catherine
Sinclair.
Jack Cade, or the Bondsman's Struggle.
EfF- All the Magazines for August
NEWSPAPERS FOR THIS WEEK.
Gleason's Pictorial, Barnuln's illustrated News,
in London, Wavery Magazine, Flag of Our Unior,
Pick Sam, Courier, Museum, sc. &C., all for this
week; together with every thing in the Book, Maya
zine, Newspaper, Periodical and Cheap Publication
Line, wholesale and RETAIL J; V3EVANs,
70 Books and Periodicals mailed to any part of the
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CTEEL PENS IMPORTED DIRECT.
~ GEO. NJ WEST, Nos. and Exchange, offers
for sale the celebrated HOG PEN of his own i'm
portaton made 10 order in Birming ham aud stamped
q. M. WEST BROS, Richmond Va, u cents per
groce.
Envelopes suitable for ordinary business purposes
enclosing circulars, SC. &C.. cents per 100; White
do. per 100; Small Note do 10 cents per 100:
Good Buff Letter de. 12A cents per f0e. aul1
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ROPER d MURRAY, UNDERTA-
KERS, Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
fs 21-ly
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sIZE--N0 CHANCE IN PRICE.--This wse< -
s.xteen pages. capital sheet. Contains the o..
Plymouth celebration, including naszniiserst -
craving Of the Em6aTkati0n OF the Pilgrims soysr;1
G:rahes. &c. Pie cents and IS year FOR -
by L. L. SMITH RoDkseIIe- $40
lI-Zr Gunoafes Am.
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EOR LYNCHBURG.-The Canal Boat
II DESPATCH l. now ready 10 receive freight,
and will leave on Saturday, full or not full.
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rorrespondent Of the New York Essnl ss b ncr
The ohscre nervous dissssss fsnm scie
W.. term 10 household word @ the uss g
ne asssd with lead aud refers g The pns,s mn.
estirnonyaf Drs Mott, Parker, ana "
Isis good<thing to find cause whether
Il be true or untrue, In either case the MIND
settles itself down from what Is often a seAa'
tious HINT for cause. II is especially agree.
able to humanity to attribute its sufferings
and diseases to causes which make it inno-
cent-put 1t in the light of a martyr vac,
tim; yirtuous, honest and unsuspecting VIC
tint The drinking of water out OF LEAD pipes
Is common thing in cities, and every pouy
does it; if poor body is attacked win us
ease that is attributed to that habit, why ne
consoles himself with the reflection, u Il
no imprudence of his-no vice-ho irresu'
larity--it was those lead pipes tfat uiu ~
Well now. we do not mean to set up our
scientific knowledge against the Doctors al
Inded to aboys: but we venture to say that
the lead pipes have very small share in this
ne,ra,oia.-a disease which is no more com
mon we believe now than it always has been
under one name or another. Imprudence
excessive indulgence, and very often NAL
practice of physicians are the great sources
of neuralgia, and if the lead pipe could talk
it would say: .al
meier shake thy knowing heads sat me,
Thou can'st not say did it,"
We know several poor fellows who have
been pulling the monkey very hard, and who
are always complaining of the hydrant wa
ter-indeed, we have known of very deli
cate case in which there was lady concern
ed, in which a very sad charge was laid to
the door of the hydrant water. 1t is a good
thing to find cause for an ailment and it ii
all the better when that cause acquits the
patient of all blame. But what trouble
there will be if the poor pipes are put under
the ban for these neuralgia patients The
cities are completely ramifed with them, and
it would be like tearing up their foundation:
to take up these pipes and put another kline
down. However, 1--WE guess people under
stand pretty well the part that the pipes ant
the hydrant water have in these cases.
N =
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AUCTION NOTICE.--Attent;ms /. a.
Hcited to our sale. THIS MORNING. & u s,eisez
an IL ALEX. MOTT 4 Gov Az
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDT-
CINE, BY DR.. f. d. ROBINSON.
u Office on Franklin between 18th and 18th
sire iv1
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ABEL u. MAYO, NOTARY PIJBITc

LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.--Pr acsices 10 an
the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond eity
As Notary Public, particular attention will be pasd
TO the taking of Dispositions lin out OF his otkce
Proef and Acknowledgements Of Deeds, Reiiroussh-
mens Of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
20 him promptly attended 10.
Office removed to No. 81, three doors above Civ
Hotel, on North side of Main street. Richmond Va
d. LIZ 80 -. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-04

Aas- SAMUEI. G. RISK is n Candidate for
CLERK THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election first MOI.
a IA her next fsist
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sALT-We have yet no cargo sales to report. From
second hands the rates for Liverpool have been 95tG
81 o5 for Coarse and 81 25S1 80 p sack for Fine de-
Vered free If drayage of Turks Island 5000 sacks
have been disposed Of during the week at G2e z sack
CoPFEE-fhere has been some inquiry for Coffee
during the last few days and III GALES of the sum
mp about 10 900 bags RIO nj Of $500 a z ID for
ordinrry to prime los, the ruling for good qualities
being SAG9t p Ii Yesterday 500 bags sold. in
Guiding 4G5 at S1SDS5. 100 at 50 22j at 81 and 20
skimnlings at lac = b. We have further arrivals
from Rio de Janeiro to report the direct imports since
LIST Sept. remain at 2G7 $40 bags.
LEAD-The last sale that noticed in this market
lot of 527 pigs Misour Lower Mines (hnrd IS 70
p 100 lbs
HEMPWe hear of no further sales The last was IS
bales Dew.rotted at 500 D ton
BAGGING AND R0PE-The market for these articles
has worn rather heavy appearance and the principal
sales have been private terms Saturday $50 coils
sold at Tuesday 80 pieces choice Kentucky 10
and 25 coils Rope at exc, cash and Wednesday 34
pieces and coils at - India Bagging has also been dull
with sales of some 300 pieces part to arrive, at lie
yard cash.
GUNNY BAGS-IIolders are generally asking 93.91ot
for new bags in bales.
CANDLES-We quote Star Candies at 22t 2 b. at
which rate 50 boxes taken yesterday.
TALLOW-The market has been rather steady at 81 p
ID for City Rendered at which have noticed sales
OF 80 bb and contract for 500 Ibis be delivered
rendered
LGNE-Tbc rates for Lime have been lower, and the
sales Of the week include Saturday 420 bbls Utica at
81 40 Monday GO Alton at 81 80, and Thursday
$50 Alton at 81 % T. Dbl The rates from second hands
81 4j0S1 so for Western and 81 GOA 50 10 Dbl for
Rockand Thomaston. rtc.
oILSWe have noticed smell sale Of II bbls Winter
Strained Lard Oil at Zoe q gallon Castor Oil has ad-
sanced and 81 bbs were sold Friday of last week at
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY,
fGrtign Markfts.
( From Wright. CANDY & co.'s Circular

LIVERPOOL. May b.. COTTOE-The Africa con-
vyil( iae circu-r ayrg of thu g. ms, reported
firm Gotten market the week ending that day, with
hardening tendency fer the lndtling qualities On
saturday The Iharkrs very inann4e. the Cen I
ST. AL and s+i's only 400 baie- a. ,e!, ptia-. Tho
Americas aGyiees to hand on Monday again reporting
decreased receipts and high rates at the American
siderable irmupss 10 holders aud 5000 bales
w-tr sold at extreme prices On Tuesday u steady ue-
ud prevailed fun prices the sales amounting To yeg
bales On Wcdnesley the trade purchased freely.
aud prcuGtor1 viewing the per Arctic
able showed some d~sIr TO operate holders however
offered literally and pr unchanged the transac-
tons rrsutiT in 1000 bales Yesterday the inquiry
fair but not extensive. the business summed up G0Ol
Ies the market closing ses lily AZ If sd p
ID fair QUALITIES. a"1 the IRENE Of Friday last
for other decrp.ons TIE total sales Of the week (as per
details in annexed statement (an0unt to IS $50 bales Of
which 600 are to pcu ypfs and 5U21 10 exporters and
uc.udn 80 40 balDs q American Of which 4l9V to
speculators and 900 70 Exporters leaving 81 $50 bales
AL kinds TO the trade The import for the time i
. j29 bales, Of which IS 57l are American
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PHILADELPHIA. May 90. .C0TT0N-The Cotton
market is hmer but the transactions have been limited
FLOtR-There is slightly increased demand for Flour
mostly on speculation and about $500 bb mixed brands
were disposed Of at 81 so to 90 q Dbl, but principally
at the latter rate including Of choice brand
- 81 and Extra at 81 70 to The sales for the sup
ply OF retailers and bakers have been within the range
the same quotations In Rye Flour and Corn Meal no
change aud nothing doing WHEAT-Therc is but a
limited amount OF Wheat Offering and prices steadily
maintained Sales OF to ZOO bushels prime pennsylva
MIA y hite at ~ 10 and Red at 81 0S q bu>hrl aoa
No change in Rye, and but ita arriving We quote at
s3c :. .CORN-Continues in steady demand Sales d
5000 bushels at 64c for Yellow and IS soc for white
OAIs-Steady at our last quotations WIifSKY-Th,
demand Is limited Sales OF bbls at y and hhjs at
y to 22lc q gallon. CLON ERSEBD-There is nothing
doing, aud prices nominal BARk-Is very steady
at SIS = ton.
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ch Or DO bb moasss Ar Msnbgsr- bbl molassss d.
sugar TO otder-Total cotton 1877 bales.
steamer Stay bals, cotton McNahon
DO Wright, Williams Aco9 do Cbery, Hsnisron
Con AGO. do Ward Jons- do Brsndsr, Williams
corr steamer Hs,ehezlo lumber Pssrssl Sundtss
Total cot N 30 tales
LEFLoeEPer steamer Munros 80 bale, cotton Nelson
IS DO Blcinn9n Carroll do Felosss nm
ia DO H2ss CoHn,u &eoi7 do Bafbridgs Adans DO r
OWtn &ce2 do Byns &col do sfady, German roTo col,
ton 49, bales.
L0UisviLIEPer steamer eorgeown 80 hbda sbacco NJ
nsl do Cammnck, Squrss Veto DO Levy Caldwsl-2 10
soery Ca pptAg3 Waruekrn Kirchhaf.1
feansn bids bales cotton CifI-t
on Cherry, endfoa d q Comn'3 bids tobacco AL
s Feoyes &eoi hid toaco ss do Cwan Dyke &eo-l0
rs 0b suggs7O0 bbls whisky Martin.
Gather 10 bgs hair Manness bags Hurley do910 pieces
els tagging Fornpan Tafng
heOs3 Dsnisl50 mdto
ibis eggs sestsnd-s pkges Adams es3 bbs Wheeler
Bkes dco7 bpls do
ofter-fgthl cotton ~ bales, l1e hhds tobacco
BAYOU sAPA-Psr Gpy Ia bis inslAsss Gordon Jr
so do Bhrbridge L Adans-In!fies % order
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To-day there good demand but freely by hold
the business amounts 1000 bales which
to Spectators and exporters the market closing steadily
In Manchester very good business has been done at full
prices.
GRAIN MARKET-The feeling in this market during
the week has been much firmer with fair amount Of
business doing The better qualities Wheat command
Id to I'd 10 lbs advance aud Flour in good request
81 4 Dbl more mony Indian Corn is in fair demand
late prices The weather continues cold and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-04

Paris is just now the scene Of an endless
nmount of shameless scandal. 1t is said that
the Empress has not had miscarriage, and has
never been in situation TO make such an oc-
currence possible, But she is not seen in pub
lie That, it is said, is because at n ball she
gave, improper characters were introduced
She is represented as deyourcd by melancholy
in consequence Of the libcrtinage Of the man she
has espoused. Louis Napoleon himself is repre-
scented as being in failing health, suffering from
severe disease of the spine. The Empire that
he has fixed in France, nobody expects to see
g atnY fixed .
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DAILY CRESCENT.

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. On Saturday. the
lth inst, a son Of Esquire Bland, WHO lives at
Greenville, Ky, about IA years Old, and
younger brother went out into the country u
cunning, While resting themselves, the eldest
boy remarked to his brother that he would show
hun how people killed themselves sometimes, at
the same time placing the muzzle of the gun
under his chin and the toe of his shoe to the
hammer Of the gun, when, his foot slipping and
raising the hammer, the gun went off and tore
the youths head into n thousand atoms This
dreadful occurrence so shocked the younger
brother as to disthrone reason, AMI perhaps
render him an object of pity the remainder Of
his life. Ihisis truly "a heart renling tragedy
and should be salutlry warning to others
Russellville fky) Herald, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-04

RESIGSAT1oN.-The axiom of Thomas JefTer-
son, that g few die and none resign" does not
seem to hold good at the present day. We re-
Gently noticed the appointment and resignation
Of Mr.. Slemmer and Mr.. Smell in The custom
house, and We now have to record the resigna-
ton Of John McFadden, as United States Deputy
Marshal, TO which post he was appointed about
a week since by United States Marshal Wyn-
koop. Mr., McFadden is printer, and we pre-
sumo prefers setting type to Selling property
and persons under the authority OF Uncle sam
[FAiIalelphia Bulletin, 10Th.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE HARRIET.


JEFFERSON Cry.
Friday Evening. June ,, 1853.
Arrived during the past week sol head of Cattle. 9i9
Hogs 1921 Sheep, los Mich Cows and clio Calves and
icorings. The market but scantiy supplied with
Beef Cattle and prices in favor Of holders OF Hogs and
Sheep and Mich Cows good supply offers. Veal Cattle
in demand
-PRICES-
BEES CA1rLE Zine to c. West NJ 9f6915e = Ii net
(iexas) .76S1sG q Ii net
Hoes 6fdd1sc p ID net
sHEEP (Westtrn) .............S 2jid)s 80 z head
Mncn Cows $50 OGi0SG0 20 = head
CAVES AND YEARLrvGs........S 50ids1l 90 a bead
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-04

At South Boston, after long search for lost
child the other evening, application was made To
the teacher Of the school where he attended, for
such information as she might possess. She at
first thought she had dismissed the boy as usual,
but upon rubbing up her reflective powers lit
tie, was enabled to remember that she had shut
him in closet, by way Of punishment, and had
forgotten to let him out
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ST LOui-Pvr Atl,nic; Vanhnok-
100 do orier267 dc Ogsby Macauay50 bb Hour
27s6 ks 1919 do Sot co-3s SKIS ThompsJni53
26 SKIS bran Mtor.5o SKIS Druhan-l425
Meyer Mummy &cse buggng Hewitt &col63 bales
hemp Beatty Llstt %oolv9 doz brOoms d Rachrle7 barrels
lgr 70 kgs Wright &eol hI Shark Day ibis
hol szfS has books Sha iiaidsh-3 b eggs Deundo
do do Budeets &co0 hhds tobacco NJ lieile2 do Levy
4 CALDWELL do ieatmai kco-sludriss to order
JEFFERsON-Pcr Alabama Jaes 0 Nelson
5o5l do Payne harso2S DO Wright Williams Sco-lt do +
DO Powell Hopkns-4 DO Wright &eo5 do R2uben5 do
Cherry, Henderson co 10 W Cnpsl bags VII
a o-sundfics orderTota eoIt3u l73 bales.
LoUlSNlLLE-Psr Mary bales Hewitt,
Norton do II NJ Ihompn-i do Turner, Wilson 6co4a do
do CowSn Dy &eo36 Wae Camden &eo2 Canmaek
sqglres MrItSO do hhds bacon fsoSs &col5 hhds bacon
PaImele Bro bbls Wrg aco-4 do
butte, Hurley c0S bb Roberts AGO. do lis sacks
Twche &ce3 bbl hi AXIS cheese pelbondo barrels
10 hf SKIS bb Spder-l pkge Hydel
Nsle, Cox &co-Total tobacco 5TI hhds.
VICKSBURG-Per hatcher las bales Buck
do Payne H1rison2S Swney, &oS0
do Felowes &eo-21 do Watt Desaus-lS kins
Ward Jonas-l3 &o-ll Cuddy Cutcheon
Buchannon Carroll 4eos Mcdowell, Mis
Cleveland Bros &co6 do Rugy Blair Henderson Peale
do Wright Williams aco-Ioa s02 bales.
GRAND ECORE-Per Mary
beuJ7 do Buchann0n Carroll do Perkins, Campbell &col
Peas-l4 do Payne Harrsen-0 Donald &c
Swney, &eo-T do II Frellsan w Shaw
do Oakley Hswknsi do Cleveland Bros &eos do Goson
Bcs4 do BTandrr Williams &coS do Ra~ns Duncan Sro2 do
do Pnrvs, Wood dco do Cherry, Henderson teo Ma
lAshs9L-i9 aida sugar psnHisu5 kss-ie Do LsYsI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-04

The Aztec Children have been brough back to
New York, after traversing the Union, and are
temporarily exhibited at the Stt,dio C,ri0so, in
Broadway. There is no apparent increase in
their size, but they stand more erect, and seem
more intelligent than when they were first ex-
ltihitcl here Their guardian proposes to take
them to Europe in June, and it is said they have
50 much improved in health, that the life in
surance companies now offer to insure them at
four per cent, whereas, twenty per cent was
refused one year ago. n. y. Commercial
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Below-Coming Up


HANREPer snip Sa'rsmuns Z Bullpcse Gco-S
do john B,l3S C.uenl5 Stut1sneggrr
Eltrrnoi-G Cadvcl-l5 Mayer Bo-l5
10 Trios5 do SteFl-l5 do NpEs
Crlnr eco l55 10 DO Thomasl d1 Dnrnge do Jeanr
Seoi 10 flsad kDl6 do @ Burke aeo9l do Fenot &0s
DO 'uarfn 6g?9 do prr515 5'kgH wipp igsniGj Do
'lu2t'9s mill ou"s Marsh kauiett al Ii+rr0
NroI 10 Moarl do bader &so-5 do Fasre &c1l3 do
Nrshtm4 do EhgrGu baskets
rreaa Sos1u dniohns Lausta, Gondelo rpi0l0 do
sss ~ o Tslomoa - Jagqaot3
lslerUx5 10 Laeotte2 do aanrd &cn-l jo
do Moreau. do ID Banree3 Lrcesne &col do u Ilrw-
It'll do llarth5hb 10 Ctslia &co do Ilalnes- do Gu4
2s3 scaruse pr ssngsls.
pENSACoLA-Psr shr Gen W II Iarrsan $500 ts as1Ss II.
NIB 4ol seo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-04

A Wisconsin papers putFs the healthiness Of
the place where it is printed after this wise :
Owing to the healthfulness Of our city, the two
hearses formerly owned here have been sent to
localities where they are likely to find more
employment. To supply the occasional demand
for such Il vehicle, Mr.. Norris at a greater
prospective sacrifice, is now getting up one, and
expects tohave it completed in the course Of one
or Two weeks ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-04

r." THOMAS G. Poole is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mhs u
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flrIK..
ELECTION NOTICES.

Ggg- J. G. PoINDExTER, Superintendent Of
5f r fT y re n g 6P2feG'e eauAs for CLERK
~" JoHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF ihh abcyND DISTRICT COURT nA.s
TS- P. NJ. BERTN, for the past fourteen
yf G 5sn Of a. r 0e RG # n re- al. se SER
DISTRICT COURT ~he'er Court the my be changed
%6jH THOMAS G. Poole is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE Second DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'll
G1y- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
@ coa ' @f SE e oS ias 2si G afis
Ts5~ Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
en!ds,e for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTINCT COURT Of NEW
~" WILLIAM P BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
IR DISTRICT COURT or ehs Court that may be 0gaReI to
lzD- We are authorized to announce Colonel
DISTRICT COURT whatever cour: the be changed
70" JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
cLEtk OF TIE FOURTH DsTRIcTcoURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Ga- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
0l ai5 COURT Ne" ORLEANS is candidate for reelection
Ms- SAMUEL. G. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK OF The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election f Mon-
Gf5- Messrs Editors Please announe WM
COURT. mhii
I5- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
ColrG~afo EGE WAsHlNsT9S LEWIS tie present Minute
TIL dc yen himself
Be ehsag5 10. fel1M
gcy- francois BouLlGNy is candidate for
CltEk or TiiE SIXTH DISTRICT CoCaT.
iisg''oa '1'4 'i9HHst ~ --11. mys ID
Is~ II. i. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE TIL DISTRICT COURT, mh25
~ WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
sl' Of the Second Justices Court Eeruon, Mn4a5 n No,
y~nber -ert mylot
vEtO HIRE--A BLACK GIRL 20 years cd,
z so Hone rysnt q Field Hand, viii b. Fsd oct g 20 il'0
ii CARP Tive @srsri ts'i 10 .ya
NFcILHENNY & CO.. R., Cotton Factors and
u ceaioa Merchants, s. caTohit- street e2 3gAdnW
EIE COMFORTABLE
9s FG 3E S:s ftSs1f MsTEf f92taE
! FOR SAFETY Use PERRY's SAFETY CANS,
LANES AND As W EgRSI FFRis Cd a
HEIDsIECK s. co. CHAMPAGNE, Intro.
LsfIED nRAND-Urou dissolution firm q Hefiseek
CO. N 24 The .nSr Pser VI "a u e. .Ss eHaTEe e y Icy
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WILLIAM J, CASTELL Of CLERK
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED

In First District
fNDIANa-Per Charehs boa 10000 bushels bulk $50 ps
wheat n Overton-9sg kgs lard r w Mllbank &co.
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Of THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mig is