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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

0YFicE DAILY CBgscErT,
Thursday Morning, October 20 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Sehf n Fiannef, Darnoby, for Batimores iypson
Schr Powhatan. Caro-, Pensaeoa John Hurley 6eo
ScLr Martha, webb, fOr Pensacola, John Hurley
ARRIVED.
Ship Simmer Dyer % days from ayrs Whitney &eo
Sd district.
Mutlo Woolsde days Boston, Basal dariei
BARK sasu sIeett, days from the Chneha Caao
Chstello q IIArispe-PoHi
Ship Nontoa Morrill, SIS DAYS BordeauY
Ship II II Body Snow, Liverpool .9 August, BAXTER
Ship whiiaey Whiting, from Liverpool August
ney heo--3d district.
5teAuh boats
Jean Wsbre, Terreblune, from Lafourcho.
Saxon Brown, from Providence
p + Kifnba, Or from Fort Iludslu.
Music Sueek, from LAfourhe.
New LatoBa, from bay
X NJ Jones', Clark, from Grard Prairie.
TovbOa Yankee Fliuton the Paesto we'd
l5; lost ship Bella CubanRhrous ait ship Sumner and
barks Mlti and Salem.
TowboA Anglo Norman, Rnsardt from the
18th ns ship Richmond, tchrs G Mathews A4or
Barbou-brousht siTs Body, Montreal and P Whit
ney.
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NIOTICE on ELECTION.-Pursuant to .

Gss- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES COURT
GARIfY Candidate Constable the Third
,ice's Court Election November MANY FRIENDS a1te*
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u1OR MoNTGONERy WrTI-Npv,

FgyO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and y=s -
OWNERS. New Orleans, january 10 1853 sSyYttlr
this day commenced GENERAL i14
STEAMBOAT AGENCY ha and will epufne hmse
exclusively such baasess n thus presenting himself before b.
the public that his oag while The
employ business ha determination
whole and personal attention to the ogsthe with h
with shippers that he liberal
respectfully
Msssra, WATERS, CAMDEN q CO., New OrleAnA.
STONE WALWoRTH,
BRIDGE BRO.
WHITE BUCHANAN
Captain GEO. W. ABLE, steamer L. NJ. Kenneth.
W. W. BAKER, Delaware.
r. NJ HUNTER, Ambassador.
jani j. J. CHILD. ohrs 10 Poydras street New ORLEANS
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ne J. g. POINDExTER, Superintendent of
The English D.sy the City Post office, candidate for CLERK
on THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs ts.
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E% Messrs. Editors: Please to announce
FRANCIS LEIGH Candidate for CLERK Of the FIRST DIS
IRCT COURT the decision o.
L He viii be q nnnrla MANY FRIENDS. iNlaf
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NE 81. B. WALTON, Grocers, Importers O.

EE j. b. WALTON, Grocers, Importers OF
I'VE. Wines and Liquors. No 2 New Leyee and No Tsoup
Common Orleans i've this
method inform tue public that have entered Cop4rnersp
under the firm Of NJ J. b WALTON for the purpose Of ransatiug
in this city general GROCERY business and have taken the
dos store Il Tchouptouas
Common street where will about the 2sh
fresh and complete assortment Of GROCERIES selected and
Boston, Philadelphia other cities the
North and East.
including Wines description Brandes
with
South Southwest
Brandes Wines and other articles
line will enable hand, all times complete
NJ WALTON,
olSlm j. B. WALTON.
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WANTED.

Il
WANTED TO PURCHASE "A Two m
wv Story COTTAGE FRAME HOUSE, 10 The Faarh "a
oiss with three ''' ' - fEsso q; To- ~ s Pc.
| XH7ANTED-Sever DWELLING HOUSES a
w 'ss FIgsT I'D FOURTH DisreicTs. .y .sgv. III
ZION We ana e. 81 Mag ,ne street Application 70 BE- sie
| "ANTED IMMEDIATELY-Thr or four
s,..rlt, MiLiISERs at Mrs. wgESv's lss Camp s--es.
ts3 arss DssssMKEe Who ghdstsad' asng shlrg. o.
| WANTED Gardener and Horticultur
o., One who perfectly sods.'.na. The buoesa sao
y psysr s. ,i re- ;.''s Sss ~
| WTANTED--An acclimated Young Man. n
,s.ors engagement wosa Grocery % orgosd.
Ssss Of T. tmon houss, where he rooh , 1sreiss
gss q & eg rp..enSss can be given PLEASE apply
| NEGROES WANTED TO HIRE--One good
Woman COOK wAsHER iRoSER 70 MarIss fam
| WANTED--5O Young NEGROES, -
~ Al .sas ana i s.ssy % q is interest,"
~ i''"' ipi gAsTfcHE 1871 e.,i.r .s.':
TO RENT.
FH0R REET-A fine PARLoR and Bed n
BOON b prysis House. .9ial. tqr ep'l'Han "a
TWO RENT-Four fine Two STORY Houses, a.
Magazine and Consapre. Apply the Rent low
NOR RENT-Two desirable THREE-sroRY -
ikh KNEE HOSES 6 n '1ii street, ds
os s. J. o. PERSON, No. Commercial Pi.ee.
vVO RENT--Several desirable Offices, a
Second Story, Is Camp ss Enquire at 10 comnsreisI
HOUSE AND FURNITURE TO LET.-A
ad on s. oRn .sr Ho T. sy s. a e. q
VIII Be- rented 10y q small Family to one Single eare
servant Apply iumsda,sy he prsra;.. Ola
TO RENT-Ofices, First and Second a
DEsash l f f2 o. S s9fs 70, * fos;l agd ct.
NOR RENT-Two large and we'll lighted N
1' f'io Asa Iia lfaieis'; e. sy d2.,.. .
HoUsE TO LELAND FURNITURE a
M D .ad 81 Si G5 Ts Fsasa. has he S.!
vs. AS q, f Sas g s. i Fo... coed as new -.
NOR RENT-Several desirable Offices in A
Ksy.. jPWhTSEY Co OF = -
FEyo RENT-Ofice on the second DOR in a
the building 80 csmPsreet Apply on the h5,, so9 Iii
EOR RENT-Two fine Offices, No. SO st. a
n Charles street, T9uT9s Bq ,ISi APPyi0 III
ETOR RENT-The fine lower Store, No. SO On
Apply @ Also s5 2fft co 81 ce%%6 nee:
ENO RENT-The upper portion of the N
~ Store 81 Grave street, good ofes aud
sleeping will be rented low Immediate
mills II A. J. WRIGHT co.
HNO BE LET A Store suitable for an a.
ocerent moderaest No. IS Sank Place uoyl5 -
THO RENT.-The Lower Floor of No. 20 a
ss yf BosEsT Age 20 street
FsSO RENT.-The two-story and attic n
4 Brick Dwelling Of Graver aud Circus streets. For "a
| terms apply to
D.Rc CARROLL, SO Union Row, Carondeet street.
1nFFICE TO LET.-Front Office, Second a
Story given "a
semher. Apply TO SAML WOLFF, octis
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- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of he Second Joce Court. Election, Monday in No
veu1ber ne
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Es~ JOHN CgICRARD is a candidate for CLERI
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhgs
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re- FRED. j. ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
znInuar nal "a Ii
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Es- To the Editor of the Crescent Please
HOPPE
CONSTABLE FIRST JUSTICES COURT o Parish
Of Orleans. Election November HIS FRIENDS. jels
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CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
DES-sararar 1885, ls02 and 1905 CO.
1926 Dupuy and other brands prices
md qualities
wNEs-o Reserve Pahenhe South Side and EAST India Ma
islra; Harmony Sephew' Shey Old Port Still
Sparkling BoHzy Feur de ssry Hsdsk
brands Champagne; White Wine Carst 10
'ases, Of all qualities. a.,
whisky; Brandy Fu md Fruits IN Juce Cordas Of
Berlin ouley's
the way LIQUORS. which will sold
able terms as can be found, for cash city paper.
200 casks aud ALE, and quarts.
SWELL T. TAYLOR. Rows street.
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n.y. ?. NJ BERrN, for the past fourteen
Deputy CLERK Of the late Probate and q tho present Second Dis
tr Court candidate for the cLFRKsTP o. the sald SECOND
DISTRICT COURT, whatever Court The changed
to, NH
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Mss- THOMAS c. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK or TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs ID
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VIII OF Eect bearing the 10th day September 1883
directed by his E1eeleny O. HEBERT Governor
State Of o the qualified Of the Pa'sh Orleans
hereby ned that Election will be held MONDAY the 18th
OF November next, less, for the following officers via
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-20

IN GEORGE +. PEARSON ID q candidate fol
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
and aocits the votes oil his fends. ie.s te
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NTERCHANDISE-ln store, landing and for
VN sale to ae per thps Hamilton, Marcia S. W. Lind seraul
pore, Niutil Columhspa and Republic
WHALE OlL-10,O0O galons Winter Bleachei.
Ar -
sPERALOIL-l5u0 do. do do.
LARD OII.-l0U IBIS do.
MACHINERY OIl-5a bills Ridgeways Patent
TEAS Pouchong, Impert and GunpOwder.
SOAP boxes Winchester 4 Jackson's No. |.
sUGARS-a00 bbls Cru he'd and Powdered.
CRANBERRIEs-2Qb bls, so halves and 100 quarters.
BUCKWtIEAT-l0 bbls, $40 eighths 700 boxes.
COFFEE-2b pockets Old Government Java.
PEPPER--9OO bags Sumatra heavy.
PORTER AND ALE IS casks quarts and pns Barclay
CoDFlsH-5 boxes, J. RIB d %. packers.
10 drains Is half drums.
MACKERE25 bills So halves 900 kits Sos and ?.
SPLIT PEAS half bbls and 30 kegs-for by
J. Ii. CARTER Il CO., Is and rs Common,
aud : and 1 Tehoupitoul $ ST.
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NS- WIN. C. QUIRK is a Candidate for Con.
STABLE OF THg SECOND JUSTICES COURT IS-The D,tric
oprises F Sixth Seventh Wards from Cana to Jn
arest, aud rom the L9ses 70 the Lake. iezI
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RED RTpER.

viii leave SATURDAY. October %, at 4 o'sloctp.x
NOR ALEXANDRIA, GRAND wz
a EcoaE, NATcHrTocHEs SHREVEPORT lIelksI-.akl5F
snd all ne,nsaate tandings Regular Red River
Packet MARY BESSIE light
KY BEss, e Wape matter will leave freight
passage, apply on b1Ari SHAW d ZUSTS o90
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REMOVALS.

AsGOAN| AAXAJs
ID EM0VAL-Mrs ANs Law has re- -
nPysa . from GssSnas. 70 = ssYApEs STREET I'll
as s "a
40 EMOVAL.-I have removed from No. SO
.,--N'- - ~ :, wiILnM l. CUSHING.
- EMOVAL.-J o. PIsRsoN, Real Estate,
Nc. Co s.si '% e
ID EMOVAL-MIcHELL, BEVERLEY Co have
removed from No. IS 70 No. SO roYDRAs STREET oss' &c
NOTICE -BAREILI & Co have removed back
@ .se Old s'.na y Common st.. opooi .h- CITY ac'-l ssIs
E t:1 9 s.!,l:5ASs3,s sns S Lar. 01
, .ss .a I. "a ;.l
'i's7 summer ind mt; . in winter
steam NJ and every hour a.rwsrd,uus =, xasla
vsy Il summer ass until half past p !. q wis,sr
hs'hrd ssruass
md cad on 'A' second IEAaEfTE ssr
These '''''a ,.' Gs "
DEPOT : md
=. Depot. Is Bacnns suas
After hisa hs win s.7s each s'ssn niaasss
ass n :. ;s% r.is,. D:s'
died -hsn resar.a AFTER The aforementioned hours nhaiY
JEFFERSON AND LAKE@ ~ 60
ID PoNTCHARTRAfN RAILwAY-&Ed
with the CAotou Railroad-FKONNRF ORkE4A4
| 10 LAKE P0NTCHARTRAIN.--
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
80. Cs--siial
Tvo Circle
| MI, 9,SAss,Tf.M
| SUNDAYS.
% s .s sS oil "a
Circle AZ, az, AZ 81, 81, * ?. Nj.
From Lats (vs Carroon)to
| WEEK DAYS.
TO PeTado and Tivoh Circle TX,
liH A. NJ, lax, ~, AZ, 81 Az 81, 81 *, s1< p. ii.
SUNDAYS.
To Psrddo Tfvo Deps-sL TX 81 iot<
IIK A NJ and l9S P. NJ whch E1pess IRAN
| 70 Tfvoli Circle ~, ~, ~, ~ sS 64 ~, s p H.
g. Al the above Trains take SID land
Trains ONLY
eF Baggage, etc. received at Depots only
LIZ between NewOreans and each
between Caroou and Lake
/
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ne Editors Of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM CASTEL candidate CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mbi4
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Al 4s,a*i~

Al 4a,%A@ /
s.. W.. NJ Alpha Conclave No.
meets every eGGnt and Epuh # ,hs month At
G. w. M. THE ORLEANS DEGREE Con
Ss maa iissb RssF' o e aId Ss
S'W... NJ. .-MEKoNA CoNCLAvE No. 2
-. viii assemble HIRD TUESDAYS every
mouth he Masonic Hail. OF Camp and Commercial Alley
At halfpa1t SEVEN p NJ sel
IN Hug, Brown late Of Bori also Mrs RosASET SALMON
late Of County armagh Ireland will cali Office they will receive
os John TooLE as Bank Place Ne~orlean.
NEW UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS October is'S-An Election ior "a Dsc
Asocao be HID nj the banking
The hour. Of so'cioek. GEO. A. fsEREI, ssirsiAry
The few auins shrss Gnia l BY the cl soIso9
efs oitd
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-REcoRDER's
OFFICE FIRST I'D DISTRICT ostoas5
s o y 5 az, PG t sSS 9
@ sa1 T 81 to o' thirty day wsFt H. s IL
~, MANSONI holds our Power of Attorney
a6ls BARELLi d co, 81 Common street.
~ P.J. MANsONI, Esq, is our duly authorized
agent attend s 70 any business OF r 5q9g cur "nce from
NOTICE TO DRAYMEN.-I will pay no
y prayGge except those holding my
lel4u F NJ DALEY, So Tehoupoulas
NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS. The
underagned will attend the Renting
sTs and eoleeSg The rent soI ,smseayng selling REAL
Of any property Of residents, keeping
renting, collecting etc.
j. o. PIEEsoN, No.r Commercial Place,
ectl1 n two doors from Camp street.
| NOTICE.--On and after the LIST of January,
sAKiSG BUSINESS 10 connection with EXCHANGE SndsT hs
| name Of the CITY BANK
| dse5i COCHRAN CO., IS Camp street.
EOURNEYMEN HOUSE-CARPEN- a
az TIERS AssoCIA TON the and fourth -
days of each month"; at No. 222 TchouEioqlas street ep
j. G. STEVENSON, President. ~
J. L. ALRIGHT, Recording Secretary. ly9s ~
nR. J. A. DE HART, DENTIST, asE.sszsys
4 tenders his professional the ladies
and vicinity being rvH&xt4
having all the late ,
accommodations Those
that all
will be satisfactory tsOee and residence 22 Canal street between
Bourbon and Dauphip, doors from Holiness store.
tY UPPER SETS TEETH suction principle will
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Gs5- We are authorized to announce MIGUEL
HERNANDEZ candidate recollection the CON
STABLE Of the FIFTH JUSTICES COURT the Parish o. oean
GIO
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VIII iesvs TUESDAY. October 49, at O'Clock PM
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, 80
- NEW CARTHAGE. GRAND GULF ROD Ls}i&&-55
NATCHEZ, and oil intermediate landings.
ReEu'a vcEsburg Packet MAGNOLIA-Ths mign &
steamer MAGNOLIA Clair
wi" leave above For freight passage, apply
board or to SMITH FIMIsTER, 81 Poydras
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me- WILLIAM p. BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, THE may organized
ulEi
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Boalers and PupsNo So st. Louis streeDreed the
Misses ALLISON,
this Institution aided the Masters all
their Utmost Improvement all the pupils sonfded
TO their charge.
guardians the Prospectus
vylic can be hal a I'm
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Wnlleave SATURDAY, October ~. a O'CLOCK p. ~.
EHOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICKMAN, s.s :
A. MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON all
intermediate landngs.Regllar s.. Lonis and New
Orleans Packet GRAND TURK.-The new elegant lghI
draught passenger CRANE TURK j. H.
port ready freight and will
psnRe, having best accommodations, apply board,
G. W. SHAW co. "a Poydras street.
~ will pay particular attention the delivery
all wky freight Slipped on her OILS
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wfllleave THURSDAY. 'tobar 20, at o'ciocKr.M
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW Ma - =
DRID HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA, Ma EN- 80
POLEoN aud all Intermediate landing sReguar
Louis and NewOresns packet IOWA.Th light
steamer IOWA Fukeson MASTER III ready to
will passage
accommodation, apply on board
G. W. SHAW 4 co. "a Poydras street,
WHITE Il BUCHANAN. 81 Fulton street.
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Thursday Morning October 20 1853.
COTToN-There has been fair demand to-day in the
Cotton market and the sales reach about 2000 bales
Prices have been irregular and generally lower. We
now quote
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viii leave SATURDAY, October %, a o'clock p NJ
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICKMAN, :. N.z h.
Intermediate landings Regular st. Louis E90
Orleans Packet GRAND TURK-The splendid light
draught swift packet GRAND TURK
H. Burk port receiving
viii leave For freight passage
perior accommodations, apply on board
KENNETH. DIX 4 co. II Tehoaponlas street.
90 The Grsnd Turk will pay prompt delivery
way freight shipped On her. ols
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wIn1eave THURS DAY, October 90, at 5 oelocA r. NJ
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM y
u PTIIs all intermediate MISUNDERSTANDING slla2t
St. Louis Packet ST. NICHOLAS and
substantial passenger steamer ST NICHOLAS Capt JOHN
port receiving freight opposite
above. Fortnight passage, apply board, or
oqO orto G. r. BIfDDECKE 4 co '''
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~ Cemetery obtained by applying j. PERSON Tres
surer No Commercial Alley JAMES FURNEAUx, secreay
nd Fellows Hall Camp Lafayette CHAS
MHlTAil No Espanade and {, NJ COREY Sickes
Co. No 40 Camp street The OF Vaults stoekhodug
burial memteT
he burial child ali price 81
Vault will be $50 invariably For the purchase
nation expecting the Rest apply 10
10. PERSON, Commec Alley.
orto JAS. FURsEAux, the Odd Fellows, Hall.
Jas. FURSEAux, Secretary. uys
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NS- We are authorized to announce Colone
CHARLES A. LABUZAH Candidate for CLERK Of the THR
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the changed
MID
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pERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R.

nERNARD LUMBER COMPANY-R q
- sAFFoLp s. s. HENRY, E. r LATIAfER ". D. COATES,
Sd FOWLER, VI BEAN CO and D. Coos Steam Saw
hii
of the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY Al their A, tbey
running Sixteen Single Saws Ard
wordsworth Planning Machine which will
single and three large will INN
10000 TO $1,000 feet OF Lumber -
Railroad Companies Plank Road Wharf Building
shippers all othrs wanting Pine Lumber supplied
notiee Their Agent in New Orleans fully authorized
supply ind dus their
with good assortment Of Lumber suited demand 0ore
OF Sofia and Eaphrosyne g ia YI0R
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VTCRSBURG.

- VIII leave THURSDAY, October a. at 5o'eiockPn
IGOR GRAND LAKE LANDING,
u PRINCETON, LAKE Providence, MILL Lsltsss.S
KEN's BEND, ylCKsBURG, GRAND GULF, ROD
NEY MATCHES, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE
AID all Intermediates landings
FRANK LYON. H. Estes master viii Leave q aooye 10,
freight passage, apply on board
slRoTHER d BROS, A zents IS Poydras G;rset.
~ The Frank Lyon Will have CLERK Levee faot Of Canal
grg eyht oaO
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~ FACToRY-SAwING TURNING AND planning MILL
Mahogany Walnut Cedar Oak ASH Poplar White Pine and Cypress
Lumber constantly hand and sawed order New Basster
Awning Posts and MoUdnFs Of every description Also, Lake and
Pensacola Fire Brick Sad Lime, Cement Orders received and
executed with dispatch the Factory julia John ss
opposite the New Basin. loi.lyl JULES A. BLANC
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-20

theatres The observance Of propric,ies Of drc's
and the selection Of characters rhyicaly reprcson-
tatiyc Of the ideals personnicd, would have done
credit to the French stage OF course u certain lat
itudc must bo allowd for the ridiculous in certain
characters The appearance Of Marks constituted
study in itself The painting Of his face. and his
hat coat, trowscrs. altogether were an inspiration
Legrec was the perfection Of mere ruiliansm, IN
looks and manner and his bearing at the slnyeinart
constituted one of the best moral lessons of the eve
ming. 70 see an apparently real slave mart, men
and women each taking his or her turn standing on
the block to be sold-t0 hear the easy professional
tones ofthe auctioneer diatng on IA scryccablo ar
tiele quite given TO pic y'-to see tle kicks aud
lashes inflicted on thc articles. the landings Of the
quadroons, the mcauncss misery, despair, swagger,
brutality, and the al-terocious, ungodly crushing
overwhelming wrong Of the system, is equally drn-
matte and historic novelty in this city it is great
lesson; forum. vostrun, pulpit, press, all crying
for liberty and for the abolition Of all that degrade
dishonofg and cnslaycs the race.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-20
FALSE ISSUES.
10 he .EGitor Of the Buglc:

To The Editor Of the BugIc;
DEAR SIR Two years ago I declared it to be my
conviction that what are called antslayery churches
and anti-saycry ministers were fast becoming the
worst obstacles in the way of the antslavcry cause
and the speedy triumph Of our cause OF the cor
rcctncss of that opinion | am daily becoming more
convinced. They seem to me to be kind of escape
pipe to let off the ant-slavery sentiment of many
good and well-meanng persons who, were it not for
their connection with such organizations, would be
vigorous and faithful laborers in the cause of truth
and justice.
When a church or a ministry use the anti-slaycry
sentiment for the purpose of building up a sect or
Strengthening faction, endowing an institution,
then, it seems to me, they to be efficient labor
ers in behalf of freedom, and become stumbling
blocks in the way of those whose business is to
abolish slavery. The hostility of an out and out
avowedly pro-slayery church is nothing--the light
that common worldlings have is enough to show its
satanic character. But when men assume to be the
friends Of the down trodden and withdraw from &C.
clesastical fellowship with men on the ground Of
anti-slavery fidelity and then their utmost efforts
to villfy the abolionists to raise false issues, tC
deract and divide and to draw the of the
slaves friends into false and sectarian channels
thus, say, they become the slaves worst enemies
and like all such influences, must be destroyed.
If the "Free Press" truly represents the Free
Presbyterian church. then is that doomed organic
alton. Itmay think its professions will save it, bu
they will do no such thing Then the 0berlin twad
die is perfectly ridiculous, and am glad the Bug
thoroughly exposes its cant religious cunning
Only think Of man, who would never have beer
heard of outside of his village, but for the anti
slavery cause, excaiming that it is a pity that Mr.
Garrison is so prominently connected with the caus
of the slave. IT'S impudence and audacty only t
be found in self-conceited priest.
1t would be well enough for such to romembe
that the past demonstrates that whosocyer fall
upon this cause shall be brokon but upon whom
socvcr this cause falls shall be ground to powder