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Jariescm. named you - him safe, steady, and in
tslgent friend ano he viii forget Uhaesy you way
do r hSss IN ss 70 him. most vital matter dc suggests
that you might Institute Estimate relations ck him. and
then induce him. either in your presence IN company 10
agt as 'ng % o. proud Of his coaecson run mrs e
Ne fond q dstdss and possibly colyrl mood, ts h
become communicative No harm will TO him; he ID
game too small for Forrest and any admission he may
make may be portaut only aiding injured man IN
getting relieved from hateful bond Can you manage
this thing, my frenap II will qure skin and caution
and II successful will warmly eRdear you to Forrest He
nearly crazy at the idea Of being placed in his present
position tat ne wil spend hat he Is took 10 ts releted
not in connection with it. Excuse for
troubling you in regard It, My ardent attachment to
glorious For est must he my excuse. Now won't you
help to relieve him?
1t would help in the matter, probably TO know that
John Green, the actor In New Orleans, is the
your discretion in letting him know facts,
and invoke his aid.
Does any well informed man believe for
moment that if a public officer in England or
France had written such letter, and it had
been published, he could have retained his
Office for month? Why, in week the crush
ing weight ofpublic odium would have forced
him to resign and hide himself in some obscure
retreat, where contemptuous curses could not
reach him. And as to supposing that the British
House OF Commons or the French Assembly
could, under any circumstances. elect to post
ofhonor OF trust an individual who had written
such letter as the above, the idea is utterly
preposterous. Such man would have been
secuted from society from one end of the coun-
try to the other; and ministry that would
have ventured to protect him would have run
some risk Of sharing his fate.
For in England to-day, as it was in France
before the Empire, custom requires that a can
didate for popular favor or public honors
should not only be well suited to discharge the
duties Of his post but should possess, in all re-
spects an unblemished private character. The
highest talents have invariably failed to redeem
the lack Of the latter requisite. 1t is asserted
that the contrary is the case in Washington.
We doubt, without directly denying the asser-
ton. We shall decide finally on it's truth or
falsehood when Forney's case is disposed OF.
1t will serve admirably to test whether or no
there be any such thing as regard for moral
principle in the capital Of the United States.
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NATION AL THEATRE, Chatham street-Three Perform.
aAsss-Moraing Afternoon ana evening UscLx rons Ca
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wALLACK'S THEATRE, Broadway-xosEy REVIEW.
AMERICAN sAUsEuM-Tbree Fe- formanees Morning.
Afternoon and EvenAng-UNcLE Ton's CABIN.
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xURTON'S THEATRE. Chxmbers street-Fox CHASE
SuyLocK or MERCHANT or VENICE PRESERVED
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway--LApv o. Lyons
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DENSACOLA FIRE BRICKS-Now landing
II and for sale by THOMAS soUBLET,
snlk i'm - corner Trdme and Old BASIN.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
River Items and Business Notices,

From tbs st. Louis pspsu Of the ga and asd
The river opposite the city is falling rapidly In ths
past hours ending at sunset last evening" 1t
The Grand Turk arrived from New Orleans the
Ths steamers isabel snd Bsnuep ts fo N. s..
sppi river, on the 2lst nst brought s47 bales hemp
The Die Vernon and James Campbell, from the Upper
Mississippi, had on board 7169 sacks Of grain.
The steamer Equinox from Galena. had board 1899
ercss and barrels Of pork and lard eos5 pieces Of bulk
meat, and 1888 pigs lead.
Five hundred passengers arrived at st. Louis the
Of emigrsnts Ohio Kentucky and Pennsyivania and
are moving little further west.
Two warehouses have been recently burned the Mis-
neys and isntng in hemp The loss in both instances
was considerable.
The Republican Of the 23d says:
The rivers are now all open and in good navigable
below At Pittsburgh the Ohio has channel depth Of
twenty feet, and was still rising at last accountM
on the Illinois L as good q = as i has
able to arrive and depart loaded to their utmost
city but for the past week they have all come in with
very light freights except the two last boats down.
The Upper Mississippi Is at present in excellent navga
Bile order from here TO the Falls Of st. Anthony, dis
lance Of S21 miles To Keokuk there feet water
the channel with five feet the Lower Rapids and
en- from thence to Dubuque above that point to the
head Of navigation there is nve to six feet water.
The Missouri river Is now in good q stage from the
mouth to Council Bluffs could be desired There
less than ten feet water In the channel to and
any boat this year
The steamer Uncle Sam up from New Orleans brought
large cargo the principal items Of which 1882 bags
Of Manila sugar. for Belcher Bro 1000 bags Of salt
q Humphrey CO.. 112 tons Scotch pig iron for Rupyan
Hlman Co.. and 2149 bars railroad iron for the Illinois
Central Railroad.
From the Ohio river papers.
The steamer Bride from Cincinnati sunk at the Grand
CHAIN in Wabash river the 18th instant in six feet
water The hull broke in two She had 1900 barrels Of
lime on board Soon after sinking, she took FIRE. and the
upper works were destroyed
On the 2st instant just steamer Georgetown was
backing out from the wharf at Louisville, acas &C.
CURED on board Of the deck hands
mate In which four five Of the persons were pretty
severely beaten The boat over to Jeffersonyie
where the hands were discharged.
The @. W. KENDALL 0vr-Capt Thomas succeeded
Yesterday in bringing the Kendall of her ugly berth on
the rocks at the head of Corn Island where she had
lodged for two months. She has been bumped and
knocked about all the Falls and though the boat is
saved think her better than wreck and that she
should be condemned at Capt Thomas yesterday
abandoned the boat to the underwriters She Is valued
at 600 and is insured for $4,000 in Madison and $4,000
in this city 1t is contemplated to take her the ways
to repair
We understand that the underwriters had rendered
$1,000 to to get the boat of the Falls but Capt
Thomas, by his perseverance, saved the expense.
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81 LOuSPer steamer Delaware: bbs
ter0o do W HantngtnioO &coi2o do MAY van
hook4OOO pigs lead Fosik
bales hemp CT Buddeeke &eois do hay bbs pork woodruff
1000 bbls pork EMathewsisi do do Wright oo-50 Al do
Mp Mis- &eo,s do g poe baggag Hewitt, Norton
Green deo-sls do DrahaDsoo bran
Waters Camden bd adde anse kegs white
sundriea 10 order. ''1
WlLllANsPORT-Per steamer Bella eoton !
Hn-ss do Oakley Hawknsa1 do MeRAe, Aeol do
Byrne 3eoe Henderson Peals Mlienberger &co-a AZ
Mtenbsrgerl do Nae Cor &coe
bbls mosses jackson deoso hhds M,sn
berger dco2 bids bbl hbds
Watt DeSaalss4 bbls molalses Conyngam
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JouIsyIILE-Psr Georgetown bales Gotten fsanan
Burbdee do Pickett Perkins &co47 do II
hbds tobacco Sdda Aol bale cotton hhds tobacco
Nieh. 6ro- hid Cadwe-2 bales cotton Wright
Williams &co4 Rodewad AGO. do 40 sacks corn
&o-2 hhds do 10 boxes candles
Turner &o5o b whisky Martin Owen &eo-los bs pork
do po,atoes do Ogsby Macauays0l sks Geo
tsr &eo-6s bbls bbls DO
Wright Lehper-i4 do Oakley HawknsIs DO See
isnds do Morgan &coleT packages
mdse Hudson BroOO gging Geddes-6o coils rope Nae
o., bb potatoes pkges stone Dueereaux
ia do to order-Total cotton IS bales
ST LouIs-Per Pacific 500 dry hides VIM CapenIlla
bxs sheet lead Coulonl5 bills crackers Burc k
r,Js stone Waworh-2is bale Pnckad deolOs do
Bell agry-ioo Pame eks lead pipe ?ass sks 9a
bbs 100 do 80
50 casks bacon 200 bills Hour ss
IS bills do 90 hi
~ y RobnsonI bI mdse II fIar-9OO Elder &eol0
s lard iii b eol00 bxs sides 81 bbl Hour M
Foster700 lead Fosdei
sis barley Lowso head cattle Wkins-1 COW
and calves sheep board2 barrels
Budecke bbs beans snide-io2 do PORK TO order
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREscEST OFFICE,
Friday Morning, April 20, 1858.
COTToN-The Canada's advicss though considered ia
vorable have produced little effect and some 5000
bales sold yesterday at easier prices the lower
qualities:
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FLATBOATS.

In First District
KFNTCKY-Per Benon bushels oats i4ls do corn
E W Benton. -. ,aa ,..o.r =, ,;a,..s ard
sse barrel do Helm Chm $50. -, -. ,oon 40 ,,,s
| Z Renio
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

TOBACCO-Prices continue very firm and the demand
steady the sales yesterday reaching $50 hhd which
141 hhds as follows at so, A at 6sS, at T. and 81
Factory Lugs at 4&e; no. of which so at and 90 at
exc 40 Of which 10 at ~, q at TX, and at e IS
low Admitted ION Monday at 5 and 205 old crop Mason
County at &c round.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-some 200 hhds Sugar found
purchasers at steady prices-Fair 04 and Axe For
Molasses prices further declined nearly 900 bbs being
sold at 10000 gallon the outside rate only for prime
Reboled 4.
FLoUR-No change took place, and about 1000 bbls
changed hands of which 225 illinois, in store at So 9,
400 Illinois and st. Louis 05OS4 15 $40 at about
"a p Dbl
GRA1N-Corn was without much change, and
tced sales of 700 to 800 sacks ordinary White and
sale of Oats was 800 sacks St. Louis at 40 Dusu-r
HAY-15o bales Fine brought ST. 2 ton
pRoyIsIoNs-Mess Pork continued to retail steadily
at sle and so bbls NJ brought SIS so not Inspected
OF Bacon sales were made of las casks prime Sides
q and 22) at IKE y fb. Lard firm with sales OF %
bbs head at s $50 bbls Prime at %, and Zoo Kegs
at 1870 y Ii.
IIME-A cargo sale of 1850 bbls Thomaston at 81 70
. Dbl.
INDIA BAGGING-49 bales sold at lie cash and IL
on time, adding interest.
WuIsKY-Dull Sales 70 bbls Rectifed, in lots at ~
80 Extra at 1917 and 100 Raw (McLean's Malt) at 2ot
| p gallon.
COFFEE-Some 500 bags sold at s1a0se.
FREIGHTs-One ship taken up at 4os for Tobacco
and on Wednesday night for Havre at 1916 OF cen
| for Cotton.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate:
Sterling ia 81.
" YORK sity-dsy Bills Ct. di.s
sight Checks NewYOrk. e.. d R
PhiiadePhia siityday Billa e. ds
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NJ For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
CouRTMARTIN BLACiE candidate for hs Office OF JUDGE
or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, Of
the II. fe1s
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~P.. s. BRoN is candidate for the
JUbGEsHP on THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS any other Court which might H.
fs2l
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ES- II. b. EGGLEsTON is q candidate for
JUDGE or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
LEANS. nba
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nR. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST, SS1a>
tenders his professional services TO the ladies fy
gentlemen New Orleans and vicinity, being oN
men accommodations are surpassed o
% M sais s,oIv 1T Canal street. between
Danphn, two doors nom fiolnese stne.
T I'LL UPPER SETS TEETH the suction principle VII
m grasni 70 ii in every respect s5 to $780, FULL SETS
pg & and EVER for rom si95 10 1900 apis isf
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MB- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
c. ~ EMERSON candidate the s6cs Of JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court which be organized
70 casl ia
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry =
Thursday Evening, April 2s 1908
Arrived to-day 1876 head of Beef Cattle ls4 sheep ana
II Cows and Calves The supply of Sheep is moderate
with an ample supply of other stock Offering We con-
tinue yesterdays quotations;
PRICES
Rrxv AIrLI Zine choice Western) -egI1e us
Taxas
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@ For JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
LIVINGSTON candidate for ne
Office Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. lei s
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NOTICE to PLANTERS, etc,-The BkipG ~.
IN WATER PAINT MIXES WITH HI MINERAL and
ysaaesd 10 proper the sddon q watsI WI, ~
.sS ThI. The Norm ani
SssS and found 20 Puyoses as M sn
fofs Ae ut3' IN " a. q BOGERT 4 CO.. 20 Camp stree,
70, The States Of LouiAs, Alabama Mississippi and TexAs
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DRIDGEwATER FIRE AND WEATHER

ID EMOVAL.-JoNAs PICKLES has removed
III his Wine Liquor fom No. TehouPhouaa street
% Sos Is and iS New Levee. apas I'm
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NA- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
candidate
the Of the parihh Of Orleans. JOHN LAUE. mh5
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=~CAN STREET. NEW ORLEANS. 1853

~ CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS, 1858.
~ tn UP TOWN have
ns,sa RAJ of CONFECTIONERY, under ODD EEL
LOWS, HALL eorn Camp and LfysLe sreets aud placed
T. MORRISON aud W. RULE,
whose long business and uniform poitn OF
uer have y popular
Their the wall be asutheisn
vorig them with ORDERS thai hey WIN 10 promptly
ard carefully attended %.
BY proper attention the 9uady OF all articles kept
nv undertaking. poo that patronage
puba kindly bestowed us a. our OLD
p s Connected with the Store ICE CREAM SALOON FOR
and comfort by IN The CITY,
m P,eayune and Delta please copy. Afls I'm
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~FOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We NJ KEARNEY cand-
date for the JUDGEsHP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of
Orleans. jan9l II
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ass- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are au-
.hod to the Of ~ E A.Ti1f for
S a. IN hieh The parish Orleans situated either ~ u
sns G ny other which the Legislature may cal
It
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10y B. BROWER Il CO., H
IL HOUSE FURNISHIHG ST0RE, IL
CAMP STREET
CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE;
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WAREt
IRON, TIN AND WOODEN WARE.
~ - JAPANNERY. LAMPS,
tyap oPNNS sfNNts. sc. ete
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MY For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
GEORGE W. CHRIs1Y a candidate the
y NIP OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
Constitution
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rSs- WILLIAM P. BEDLooK, for CLERK OF the
ruP DISTRICT COURT he Court that may be
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lsg- Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
HALL Es in be suPgor.ss for The once Of JUDGE OF
organized 10 succeed under the
mhi te YOUNG AMERICA.
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@FOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
EDWARD RAND candidate for
the JUD0EsHiP Of The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
leans.
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NB- J. B. CoTTON is candidate for JUDGE OF
TIE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW Or
ANs which will saperceds Judicial
Court for the Parish Of Jefferson fe7i ID
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me- We are authorized to announce Colonel
r1 mr. re LABuZAN Candle for CLERK OF the lttD
DISTRICT COURT Court the same may be "
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MS- HENRY @. MILLER is a candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Of the Parish Of Orleans. mh9s
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,,ou ,ivsiou No. q. of FRIDAY EVEN
ING Temple Hail. No. aaa TehoupitSss
The following the THos ~ MID
w.P. CAnsss W A. MeQuAIrrn r. s.; a. KSsasw a.
Dospt. A. c.; Husn RAHAs, s.; A. LAMBKnr, O. SsCk
VISITING BRIcKMyrR No. l2 Newtsvee
.IchoLAs "AA".A''' -' iyis
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mr. J. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent. 20 OF
n.,erv in the City Post-ofse ia candidate for CLEh
SF TiiE FIRST DISTRICT COURT A' "
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the Armory Hall q evening Of the apes 1t
GREAT SOUTHERN MUSEUM, 1O5 and
NJ l07 ST. CHARLES STREET.
~ Engagement of
WIN HE'LL,
Droerss fame
THE HUMoRIsT OF THE AGE all
with the : -
NEGRO MINSTRELS
The ZEUGLoDoN the Monster 100 feet long
man but few days longer prior to its
and OVER ONE MILLION OF CURIOSITIEs Natural and Artificial
MEfsIfAL Mann rc,pef Ss-ssos
gVENING Cards children and servants hall
price. At, 4. r,.. al r.r .o,,,as.
GEN ANDREW JACKSON, GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
tiES FRANKLIN PIERCE, HON. HENRY CLAY,
HON DANIEL WEBSTER, JENNY LIND,
lola NONTEZ Countess OF Landsfeldt, BIo0MER Girl,
DR. DAVID HINES, NJ SKUPlNSkI murderer OF the Ped
The tabur Reception the Ladies' the
Ian II HON JOIN G. CALHOUN standing by side
pROFEssoR WEBSTER and DR.. PARKMAN,
CHILD WITH TWO HEADS and its MOTHER,
The DoAA portions this beautiful eIhih
o consists splendid Painting the Battle Of New
after Revolution in Paris The
n Niagara Clifton HOTEL Snow Storm, N T. Great
na .nendid Crystal Palace Worlds Fair
t;'i,a1 y. IL Il onlv mere teipporarily. febiA
AMERICAN GIANT GIRL.
In addition to above the AMERICAN GIANT GIRL the lar
ys female living old, measuring f. in around u
srm a. and weighing sl2 pouads-remA kah
well has been engaged for short lime Her levse
rVThis "Zeugodon" but stern reality hug
mountain OF solid flesh A tangible vitality.
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assy- Messrs Editors Please announce me as
as,s sor CI ERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT NEW
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nx-p NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
Deputy CLERK Probate and e tb present ssdSs
DISTRICT CoUhi OF ~n'.''' ~ 49, mh9
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M3- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
RICHARD H. BARKER candidate FOR the JUDGEsHP THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS the Court which
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assy- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate Tor reelsc'"
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George NJ Pinskxrd. hnssn
and isth March. two boyAs
IA vears, s feet or 6 inches kish,
4 siie. aed teeth uneven. Said boy
on 81. Charles street. Hs
Is years, 5 feet OF 10 inches high.
,lligint. lie IL calculated 70 deesiss
write. He was formerly owned BY
!, no donh;, passing himself as fr =.
y are at this time lurking about the
times.
sr tas apprehension and delivery to
7. BoAzAIAN, les Grasi<r ssIse', 81
" s25 for either one. apl3 u
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XIICKsBURG. SHREVEPORT AND TEXAS


" PORT AND TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY. -. MONROE LA
January 2 hereby that the Books for the
enptn Of Stock the ycksburg
BE- opened the cities vckburg NewOreans par
hss q Madso1 Carroll Morehouse Ouaeha Jackson
ve Claiborne, Boser and Caddo the six
and after the LIST day February 1855 Mp COLEMAN Pre.
JOHN II. DIsKenAvE, Sec'y fel4 6ni
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rFoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court.
authorised that A. CANONGE
JUDGE or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
the Court which be substituted under the Cousu
tlop. "a
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anss- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
IN OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
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nsy- JOHN ORCHARD is candidate for OLEhk
os THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. inh4o
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~ Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
ss candidate for The JUDGEsHP OF THE FIFTH
fsas NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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ICE-ICE--ICE.
ICE,--J. STAFFORD & Co.. Wholesale and

VCE-5OO to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
LIST Nav for sale by WHINE CO., 81 Camp mha4
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ms- Editors of the Crescent: Please ;, an an :
SviIAM CAsTELL a candidate for the Office Of CLERK
n1nncs nsTRIfT COURT NEW ORLEANS. mhl4
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NJ FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.-I am q Can
dIdae Judge Fourth District NsworIs.ns
trh1 NJ
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EIFTY DOLLARS
IL away from the plantation q
miles below this city, on the SIN
GEORGE and BEVERLY.
GEORGE, black, aged about
thick lips with 8 scar on shs ",
" IS formerly Owned by klshasa
speaks French ard tnglisa nhs ss.,.
BFv eRLY, q grife, aged apea ",
straight and likeiy, and ssi nj III
= n price, on Camp street. lie =
There i al Probability thai ms
div, as they have ton i ise n ,s W =
lie above reward VA be I'.'ia |, !,
me. Al No. ITO Csalp stree, o. :. "
II some jail that may get theni-t
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Assy- For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
10 announce SAMUEL RISK candidate 10
CLEkh W iLin ~ ~ feie te
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Ne- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are re-
sss:a a q q s '" ! sosERis to Ann''n hn
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II ECTURE ON THE HAPPINESS AND
II DUTIES OF MAN AND WOMAN.-MRS M r. EMERSON
will Lecture at ARMoRY HALL FRIDAY EVENING April
the sabect being the HAPPINESS AND THE DUTIES OF
W TeEsss be bad the paepai Music Store. and a,
the Armory Hall a evening Of the Lecture. apps
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nsy- THOMAS G. POOLE is q candidate 10
- 80 or 1,Sr srcoND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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NNGLISH FIRE BRICK.-lO,OOO, ianuing
az steamer Hslsn J. @. HARDLL ", nas
HAYMAN CO., 70 Magazine street ana sns
Buildings, Third District. "f''
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10 Bark PAMPHYLIA, Shedd, master, from
Baltimore discharging Post District. Conxnees
will please attend The delivery Of their svs
wise II will be stored at their andr risk.
]. H,ASHBRIDGE co. a Cbarles
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OFFICE OF THE LAFAYETTE AND POINT
" CHARTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY, II jackson st.
District My oaLEAss April 49, IsssA meeting Of The Stock
holders the Company will be held
amending the cha'er.
As thrurhs the capital required
carry into effect the meeting
particularly requested attend otherwise
represented by proxy By order al the Board Directors
ap7S W. T..
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~ For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B. 8. Japan
Is candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mhlls
me- FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY-HENRY ST.
PAUL In a candidate for the med Office felJt
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u ii and Rose ndAie, for sale by .r>
JOHN @. HARDlLL CO., (ssccsssors 70 HAyman eoJ
n Agents Newark aud Roasndae Cement and
Newark Maxasins and Maneny bu'ldn9s % ~
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b-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP JUDGE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT