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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21
Ladies. Ladies!, Ladies
P. & E. REILLY & Co,


CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS
- Would beg to mfr their dy customers those visiting Che
o that they have received ship ToULoN steamship A
PENN stil further supply Of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
all selected and the their house from his
long experience in this city, his selections pleas. the mos,
Gious. The ooy a w Of The leading article. Viz
LIGHT COLORED SPRING PRINTS
SMALL FIGURED BRiLLIANTINEs
CoLoRED STRIPED BRILIASTfNEs
PERSIAN BRlLLIANTINEs.
LIGHT AND DARK CoLORED JACoNETs
LIGHT AND DARK COLORED JACONETs with hands.
RICH PRINTED ORGANDI.S
RICH PRINTED ORGANIZES, and houuee.
PLAIN AND PRINTED BAREGEs.
BREsiLlENSES, ALL PATTERNS AND CoLOBs
PARAMETTA BROcdE NEW ARTICLE
SILK MusLTNs, LATEST STYLES
PLAIN INDIA GRAPE
FIGURED GRAPE
PLAIN AND STRIPED SPRING SILK
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIC NEW ,ryrt.
CHANGEABLE SILK NfANTiLLAs
BLACK LACE MASTILLAS,
BLACK LACE sCARFS.
BLACK LACE POINTS,
BLACK LACE Wells.
MOUsqUETAIREs COLLARS Of
English Embroidery
Muslin Embroidery
Yaleneiennes,
uNDERsLEEvEs Of every description
Jaeopet'a Muslin EMBROIDERED BANDS
VERY RICH EMBROIDERED CHEAlsETTES
EMBROIDERED ROBES AND SKIRTS
NAenelenne, Alenson, Brussels Malns LACES
fAHAsoLs and FANS, OF newest styles and pattern.
....
A compsts assortment Of
LINEN GOODS
made to their order AMI with their nams which they win am with
their usual guarantee, as to pureness quality
. 4 f. REILLY co,
fyl al
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Anlusrmsnts This Ebrninn.

ARAoRY HALI....GRAND CONCERT.
ORLEANS THEATRE. The srHd opea CHARLES VI
fLACIDEs VARIETIES The fifth RICHARD III the new
comedy Of HER ROYAL HGHNEss the comedy entitled MY
PRECIOUS BETSY, ald the yaule VILE Of ONE HOUR.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE. The opera the BLACK DOMINO
and the farce Of tie IRISH LION.
AMERICAN THEATRE. AACALLIsTER,s soIREE NysTERI
Fuse
COMMERCIAL HALL....wAX sTATUARY
DAN RlCE's HlPPooRoME ST. Charles street opposite Perio
DAN RIGGS MUSEUM, No. lO7 ST. Charles street
II See AIrartiaeraanl on tlrl uaya
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Fooo FOR THE uARorE.-The New York Times says it
has information that persons have condemned
to the glro and lie in of the Habanese prisons
awaiting the execution of the sentence Their names are
the Count of Pozos Duces DR.. Cassie Juan Miranda,
Luis Eduardo Criso, joaquin Forum. and Pinto
writer for the Their crime is political conspiracy
the nature and object of which do not reach US 1t is
understood howevever that the prisoners are to be
ferred to spain there have their executed or re-
versed may please her Majesty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

SlcKIr CIY.-The amount paid out for liquors to
supply the agency in Lowell Mass from the time of its
opening last Summer to the LIST of January last or about
six months about S3l646I The receipts from sales
during the period for medicinal mechanical pur
poses were S4396 % The expenses of the agency
S66l04. There however, stock of liquor on hand
the LIST of January, worth ss621s The agency would
seem to be doing good busnessthat is disposng OF H.
quor for medicinal purposes the rate Of nina or ten
thousand dollars per annum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21
Matt. Wards .ye.U Work, etc.


JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE By
j. b. STEEL,
No. 60 CAMP STREET,
OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL PLACE.
ENGLISH ITEMS Microscopic Views Of England Eng.hueu
By Matt f. Ward, author Letters the Three
LADY BIRD Tale. By Lady Fullerton author
81 Granly Manor"
WINTER IN MADEIRA AND SUMNER IN SPAIN AND FLO
RENEE. By John A. Dix. vol. limo.
APPLEfoN's MECHANICS MAGAZINE AND ENGINEERS
JOURNAL for February with large Copper Plate ngraving
Ericssons Calotis Engine. Price cents.
THE SUMNER AND WINTER OF THE SOUL. b. Rev Erkine
Neale, NJ. A,
RESTORATION OF MONARCHY IN FRANCE BY IApArtne. Ia
vols l2no.
SHAKESPEARE AND HIS TIMES. By NJ tuzot.
LIFE AND WORKS ROBERT BURNS. Edited bv Robert
Chambers. Vol I and last
ALLSoNS HISTORY EUROPE. Part new .eris, Pr,eq
UGLY EFFIE; Neglected hs p, Beauty snd ether
Tales. BY Mrs. Caroline Lee teuiz.
HERO; other BY 1uhor lf olive The Oil
yie-,r " The Head OF the Family" etc.
FREEDLY's PRACTICAL TREATISE ON BUSINESS
f.919t
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.gas- TREAsURER's OFFICE, CRY OF NEy

Z,
ORLEANS, January s, 1858.
Extracts from M Ordinance approved December 1883
"AnT 3D. AL taxes imposed by this
advance.
"A persons doing business pursuing authority
this ordnans shall be required
place in their counting store place Of framed ceH
signed by the Treasurer their receipt current
BY the Act Of Consolidation all required paid at the
Treasury.
In accordance with this provision notice given that the
licenses for 1858 payable Treasury aud Me
chants Groer Coffee house Danen and all Persons doing
business avocaou requiring license
that the Ordinances will be strictly enforced all
ing to take ont their licenses.
Iani W. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
es- To PERSONS RUPTuRED. The many per-
manen aud feoua Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his advertisement
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CoSoERr,-The first concert in this city OF Madam
Bostwlck American artist who has received with
the most marked favor In New York Philsdephis etc
takes place this evening at Armory Hall She brings
with her the very highest reputation
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~ . - br aNNit BRADFORD.
Friend, thy friendly words and cheering
Stir within my spirits well
Earnest and intense emotions,
Deeper than my words may tell
For they prove to me how closely
ey"pa'nieS Va e'"i anu ''u'
WIN 0n'in 'n"' ~,
N'nui'' sPA''' WV 'N
In the regions by the the thoughtless
unexplored-the world Of thought
There are green and waving pastures
With the richest haryests fraught
Where, Of streams that glide forever
/" ~ 80 - s'..aca.,,. -
NV f"'n.U '-' ',-N-
n e' WI
There are giories in this fair world
There are spirits such as thine,
That to earth and sky and ocean
Lend light almost divine;
And love whate'er of heaven
i' ,,.+
'u-i -, ~ -.
'N'
iu the quiet Of my chamber
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

WiLsoN Swine MAcHNE.--We recently paid visit
to this extraordinary invention now in full operation in
the store Of Mr. Joseph Huy in the basement of the ST
Charles Hotel The machine under consideration is an
improvement on the former efforts of suger and Avery
who though they succeeded in constructing one that an
swered for course rough work failed to bring 1t to per
fiction necessary TO produce the finished speciulens
turned ont by the one under consideration
Wilson'S machine has Unreasonable advantages over all
the others being capable of doing only the toughest
work required or plantation use but of completing the
most delicate stitching here requiring the oisome
application OF female hands Gentlemens collars and
wastbands requiring the finest schiug are made by il
IN few minutes and with the utmost precision and rev.
uartty surprising In every respect the most perfect work
made By hand An idea OF the extraordinary rani,itv
with which the machine works may be found from the
tact that thirty eight dozen Of these collars can be mazda
by one machine in single day pair Of paptaoon nv
the same means may be ordered finished within The
space Of few minutes and in a much more neat and de-
rahe manner than If made by hand Two dozen shirts
can b. made by II in twelve hours leaving one third 0 tho
work to be done by hand
The machine Il exceedingly simple In It's construction
managed with great facility without previous practice
and SO small Is the space occupied by It, that as many
machines may be placed upon table there is room for
the operators 10 sit around it The eye OF the needle is Mt
the point instead Of at the opposite extremity as uss
contemporary has the following concerning this usenl
Invention
We would advise all our readers interested in this mat
erand what planter or housekeeper is not to "a 10
Huity store and for themselves There il no bJ,n
the matter Al is fair and above board and the nerson
who desires 10 purchase of Wilson's sewing machines
can see II IN practical operation and If he feel dposed
can order vest in the front store and see il eornlej
under his own eyes, by waiting about twenty mipues
Such machine must be OF nealeulable ADVANTAGE 70
the owners OF large plantations by It's aid they woul
be enabled in week on less to cothe almost regiment
Of slaves with such stock would for twelve
month Orphan asyu and public institutions Of
genial character would und IL economical purchase
The curious in Techancs will be much graed nv visit
ng tho store and watching the beautiful operation of
" ilsons sewing machine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

fg- FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COuRT.RoBERT PREAux Eaq. s Supported candidate
M the onee o. AsSosiAIE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FROM The FIRST DISTRICT composed parishes Plague
mnes ST. Bernard aud that part Of the parish Orleans Jns
street.
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or! orr! OT!!.
CLEARING OUT
HEAVY WINTER LOTHING!
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a Magazine street corner of Grayier,
~ Are offering great purchasers HEAVY
WINTER CLOTHING to them preference being
close out the remaining stock NEARLY COST many styles
every respect mud guaranteed Splendid FIT ali cases
For partial list SET below
ovERCoATs Of all description
WALKING COATS Of all kinds aud colors
BUSINESS COATS OF all kinds and coors
DRESS AND FRocR COATS, black coored.
CLOTH CLoAKs of various qualities.
TALMA AND KIiABAN CLoAKS, new article.
PANTALooNs Of all kinds.
VESTS Of all kinds.
MAGNIFICENT BALL VESTS.
EMBROIDERED CLOTH VESTS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS.
CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS.
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
YOUTHS AND Boys FROCKs, POLKAS AND JACKETS.
YOUTHS PANrALOUNs AND VESTS,
YOUTHS ovEICoATS.
CtnLDRENs CLOTH COATS.
cHLDREN's JACKETS AND POLKA JACKETS.
ClILDREN'S DRESS JACKETs-A beautiful Article.
CHLDRENS PANTALoONs.
BOYS SHIRTS, SOCKS AND DRAWERS.
EF- ONE PRICE EoR GOObS-No deviation ever made
~ This OPEN EVERY NIGHT till eight and SATURDAY
NIGHTS till nine O'Clock. Not open Sundays.
ALFRED MUNROE * Co
81 StapTt NJ, .H.r-.-
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N HUN IhplnAs Q Whlts, IS Candl street
hseottscrioSs or NV CsILoHocp-By Grace Greenwood.
Ticknor, Reed Eieds--one vol
beautifully published volume the literary matter of
which furnished by OF the most graceful Of Ameri
can writers It is designed for youth.
SCIENCE Tunes Familiarity Rev. DR., Brewer. q. =.
Francis & Co, N. Y.
This book explains its title, and is both instructive
and useful book for youth between the of twelve and
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

To THE LAniEs-Mrs Wren having removed to the
large and commodous building 59 Camp street is now
prepared to attend to the wishes of her patrons
Her rich aud extensive stock If millinery is being daily
enlarged by fresh fashions from London Paris and New
York The most artistic assistants are engaged and no
paius will be spared to give general satisfaction
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Died

sssd Feb 20 at cciocs MIR, f. sMANus e,usoit Of fsr
McAianus, aged 81 years. ~
The ends and Of the family attend the
nssal THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock nom 1ss COads .trs,t b
tysea Basrask and Hospital
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assy- FoR AssocArE junior oE rnE SrrREMe

COZ TmJadgs A. a. nuSIlANAN is a candidate for he
office Of ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT thu election 10 he held %
the first Monday April NEXT The FIRST District composed tbs
Parishes Faquemles Bernard Orssns rysD
and that poroo city below Julia =. auq4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

COMMISSION Garrett WAREBousE.-Todd x Co 100 Ca
nal street have hand large and selected stock of
all articles in their line call these gentlemen will
satisfy purchasers both as to the low tariff charges and
splendor Of their fabric
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

Hg- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CouRTWe authorized auueunee j. C. BEATTY Of The parish
Of houTche Interior, candidate for the ofs Of ASSOCIATE
ilck OF THE SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DIS,
IRlCI fei9 daWu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

G8- p S. BRoN is a candidate for the
JUDGEsHP OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT or NEW
ORLEANS OF fer other Court might be- created 10 succeed it,
feel
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laa3. FoR ASSOCIATE JrDaE OF rnE SUPREME

CoURT-AnLEs TAYLOR candidate ASSOCIATE
JUSTICE THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE LOUIS
lana The election to be holden the first Monday April uei
District compaed Of that portion the city
leans the middle Of julia street md the Fags Of Jefferson
Charles John Baptist Assumption Laofhe
bouno
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

Ns- EoR JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
COuBT-MARTlN BLACIiE is q candidate llo JUDGE
Of THE SECOND plsrhICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS, O
tue Cont ilat may succeed It. fels
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ELECTION E0TfcES

me- For CHIEF JUSTICE Oh LouIsIAA -
CHRISTIAN RQSELius Is candidate io the oss Of CHIEF
clCE OF LOUISIANA. isn3l tap
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Thanks to the steamer endy Burke for late Ohio river
ayors and to the Patrick Henry late st. Louis svor
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X GNAWAl NEGROES confined in the o
~ Fease Jal q the Second District Neworsans "A
JEFFERSON dark sre, about wears Of aye ~
hlEh say ne belongs 10 Mr. Elan, Sachey NsnDi ~
oAek man about 80 feet liz
says he eslo1s Mr. Beamn Gilbert Nsshez Mssissipp '
ssv. he s9nt W years Of feet ~ high,
= dark grille about IS age feet inches h.h saws
ne 1senks 70 MI Salet, Of NewOrieans
VILLA NJ, bs u wears of are f-s, ~ .ha hh
saws be belongs Frankiin
his front teeth missing 1855 ~ "As A'iss VI
ILA dark grille woman, Of age fact uebs,
nish, ssys she evlongs to Mrs Swilsr, Of Algers.
F'lN WI, WATERS, Keeper Police Jail, "a pisrie,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

CoURTWe authorised to GEORGE srRAWRRIDGf
ASSOClATEJuDGEO Or THE SUPREME
COURT FOR THE SECOND DISTRICT composed Of portion
julia aud M New the lake
rhes Of Jefferson ST. John the baptist ST. Charles ST. James, AoF
LsouCo INTERIOR Tssboune West Baton Rouge
and lberyile Won FOPUfJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

The White House requires extensive repairs during the
progress Of which the President will take private house
n Washington
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

An anxious friend of ours wishes to know when Maca
listers Internal Teapot is to be seen
Not knowing can't say but will soon relieve our
mind our own and the publics, by sending round to
Macs pious, highly distinguished and seriously dis
posed agent several of aid camps requesting that
interesting individual to impart the important uforma
ton forthwith
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

sPRiNe Goops.-Messrs. P s Reilly, corner ANAL and
Royal, are opening large and splendid assortment of
spring goods selected with much both as to purenes
aud quality
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

THF WHEELING BRIDeE-Th 10th inst was the dsy 10
take down the suspension bridge Wheeling according
to the decree Of the Supreme Court The Gazette how
ever says ii still standing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

Gs~ Fox CHIEF JUSTICE. We are authorized
to slate hat by roqusst read Judge Tos sLDELL
candidate Office Of CHIEF
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT approaching eec
ian41 Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

HorsE FCRNisBise BA5AAR.-Mallards 81 Royai street
contains one of the best selected stock house
goods to be found in the country Ills extensive stock of
elegant goods and uniform system of doing business
have contributed to render his establishment very non
ulsr resort for families to obtain their supplies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

METARtr couRsr,-The between John Barnett and
Bob Coiteei was postponed yesterday on account of
the lameness Of the former At the hour named for the
race large crowd were in attendance at the track who
were much disappointed Mr.. Bunton however made no
charge for admission at the gates witness the second
race, which easily by Grey Chief
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rKIEaRAPHED 10 TIE CRHg0EsT'
s5u TIE National ain,.


wAsHrNorcS. Feb 10th
In the Senate to-day the Presidents message relating
to the Nicaragua affairs referred the Committee Oh
fcreisnA fairs The Army appropriation bill taken
up and referred bill granting right of way for Rail
road In the District passed Pacific passed at last ~
In the House the civil and diplomatic bill was debated
and amendments adopted granting outfits for the
different foreign Minister'S to enable the new ad
mnistraton TO change the representatives abroad proy
ding for full mission to Peru for Central Amer
lea and creating the Office of Charge dAaire for swift
zerlsni.
London Money Market.
NEw YoaK Feb 10
The steamer America reports falling of in the bullion
in the Bank of England of quarter of million pounds
The London money market was very dull with in
| creased pressure the market
Ohio River.
CrNoIESArI, Feb. 10
The river hiss fallen IL inches since last evening
Steamboats, Passing.
yIcKsauRs, Feb 10
The following steamboats, hare passed here since last
evening bound for New Orleans; Alton at o'clock this
morning; Reindeer at NJ; Golden Gate at $50 H.;
Geo Collier at 1880 N.
vicKsSuRe, Feb 20
The steamboat America passed here at O'Clock and
the Ciucinnatus at this afternoon bound for New Or
leans
so tbt Soutbfrn liHf.
Steamers Movements.
NEwYoRE. February 10.
The steamer Prometheus sailed from this port to-day
bound for Aspinwa The steamer Ohio arrived yes
terday The Cunard America arrived at Boston
this morning
Jenny Lind.
NswYoRK, February 10,
The America brings report that Jenny Lind intends
nit ed Stata nd will in
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Na. FoR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF TILE SUPP

CoURrA request Of friends msmbers the
others A. N OGDEN OF tho parish OF Jefferson
become candidate for The Office Of ASSOCIATE JUSTICE Tl
SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DISTRICT. fs9 t.
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zess For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DIST

RICHARD BARKER candidate or the JrDGEsuP OF tbs
THIRD DISTRICT COURT or SEW ORLEANS ~ Cour wh,
may / snitr tie Constitution.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

ENGLIsH lTTMs.-This is the title of volume recently
placed before the public by Matt, F Ward favorably
known the author Of Letters from the Three Cont
nents, etc The Messra Appleton x Co bring it out in
handsome style
The work is rather siashiug, cutting unsparng attack
upon Englishmeu and every thing English It is kind
of Roland for the divers of Dickens, Troop Feather
stonhsugh Janson, the London Times newspapers t id
and seems throughout to be pervaded by
thorough spirit of American indignation and
We note evidences of fine literary taste and graceful use
of language The assaabe points of English character
and English habits all put under heavy fire of con-
temptuous ridcule. The book will sell well
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Gss> For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COuRr-We requested 10 Judge THOMAS H. KEN
NEEDY candidate, the election
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT, ian9j Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

TINE GREAT BOOK LoTTERY.-We would call the attep.
ton Of our citizens to the great book lottery of Spear
Co, No n st. Charles street Read the advertisement
in another column
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For JCpGEOF THE FIFTH DISTRICT CopBr
We authorized EDWARD D. RAND
lhe JUDGEsii!P OF the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of N-~
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Gus HoWsrd, Ugly Eiie, and the Mysterious MarsIuan
have just been laid table by Messrs syer c. Of
the Commercial Auction Mart, St Charles street They
are all works Of thrilling interest and viii well repay pc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

From j. b Steel 60 Camp street.
ENGLISH IrrMs---By Matt F. Ward Appleton Co, N Y
This work we notice elsewhere
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5lG~ FORJUDGE or THE Firm DsrRicTC OrRT
We authorized j. LIVINGSTON
oifge Of JUDGE OF THE FHTu DISTRICT COURT ~ NEW
ORLEANS il4
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Wssrs indebted to VIM George stewart ESQ for Val.
nahle fsyore "sf 'Oi var
ING oef. OF ths hne steamer Belle Key viii pesss az.
~ Tor river favors me Nayisa
indebted to the clerk Of the mall stsser Ora
son for Mobile papers Wv
INDEBTED to the steamer Reindeer fos late rysr
fDvon. -
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ns,-Enn IrnnE or TIE FIFTH p1arR1er Corar

We nuIhor state list Judge A, CANOSUE
JUDGE OF THE THiED DISTRICT COURT 81 NEW ORLEANS
VI the Court which may Ne usiai latar CoH.-
laIa
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ES> For JUDGE OF THE Third DISTRICT COURT.
C. NJ EAlMERsQN candidate d JUDGE OF TIE
Third DISTRICT COURT, e Court Which organisd
y alceeal ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

The Good Boy from Cincinnati, after having exhib
tied himself gratuitousy to his private and per
sona friends objected to the moral atmosphere of this
city and started for the Ohio village on last Friday
mo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

LEcruREs-Prof Vaudeville, whose text books are now
in use in the public schools proposes to deliver twenty
five lectures Reading and 0ratorythe of the series
to be given on Wednesday evening next We acknowl-
edge the receipt of an invitation
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Chotrs Jrpenite Recks,

sg FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
los CANAL STREET
GRACE eREENWooDs JUvEN Rehabilitation Of Child
hood, Store, from calaad History Of Ny Pets The Doll
Friends,
GOOD CiiILDs FAIRY GIFT
LAMBERT LELLYs HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND.
ADVENTURES OF JACK HAYWARD THE SAILOR BOY.
ALWAYS HAPPY. JONAS STORIES
RoLLo BOOK. PARLEY's MAGAZINE-1ay ol.
UNCLE FRANKS PEEP AT THE BEASTS
THE BOYS, GIRLS AND CHII.D's OWN BOOK =
HINTS FOR HAPPY HOURS
ANNIE's SECOND BOOK.
BREWERS SCIENCE OF THINGS FAMILIAR
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-21

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