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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-10-30

d Enron CoMEr. Please announce Fl. Y.
BABIN, Esp. the present incumbent as .
candidate for reelection to the Office d
sHeRtrr. Election to be held on the FIRST
Monday in November.
Il THE PEOPLE,
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u We are authorized to announce II.
N. PIERCE as candidate for Assessor Of
this Parish.
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fTs We ATE authorized to announce
sAML. Sk0LFtELD, the present incurn-
bent. as candidate for reelection ta the
Office of Parish Recorder.
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scnooIs.-The male. and female
schools will be resumed on Monday,
tile 3lst inst, in Ward No. j.
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G. A DID A n Els.

we are Authorised to announce
CHAs. u. GRFsNEAuX. as a candidate
for the Office Of State Treasurer.
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We arc Authorized TO announce Mai,
A. nj. DUNN as candidate for the Lee
gislature. Election in November next v
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IT. We are authorised to announce
MANUEL MORENO, the present inrum-
bent, as candidate 70 reelection, to the
office Of Clerk Of the Sixth Judicial District
Court
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e. Tie Spectator IN noticing IN
advertisementia that paper says: Mr..
Blank keeps constantly on hand an
assortment Of negroes" We would
like to know what be means by an
assortment Il itau assortment Of
qualities. on an assortment Of colors
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We are authorized to announce r.
SIBLEY STUART az a candidate fer The
office OF Assessoros this Parish.
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IT, You are authorized to announce
GEORGE V. TRUDEAU, as a candidate
for The Office of PGrish Recorder. Election
in November MANY FRIENDS.
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Elder G. g. Adams, tue preacher
and tragedian, died recently ID Boston.
He was an odd character, and one
who both played and preached in that
city. he always defended his pro-
fession ~ ~ actor, aud eontended that
9there was 70 incompatibility between
1t and religion
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25
STATUE DE JACKSON.

Une reunion de Association du Monument
de jackson eu lieu hier Etaient presens
Pex-gouverneur Walker ct NJ. Charles Ga
yarre, ancien secretaire Etat, venus expires
de Baton-Rouge pour assister q la seance
M. Joseph Genois, officer naval; NJ A. d
) Crossmany maire; ct nj. p Seuzeneau, recor.
der dn troisieme district
Nous sommes heureux de pouvoir annonce,
qu'une resolution defnitive etc prise par
lassociation. Les fonds recueillis permettanl
d'ordonner tout de suite Pexecution du ira.
vail, il etc decide l'unanimite qu'une sta.
tue equestre en- bronze ct de grandes dimen-
sions serait elevee au centre de rancienne
Place d'Armes aujourd'h hui Place jackson.
La meme resolution porte queece travail sera
aconEe M CLARK MlLLs de Washington
NJ Mills est un artistic eminent qui deja
produit des oouvres vraiment remarquables.
lie marche entire I l'Assooiation ct le statuaire
sera conclu immediatement.
Ia Place jackson seras done ornee d'ici d
quelques temps dune statue colossale dushe-
ros qui sauve Ia Nouvelle Orleans en- 1915,
ct Ia Louisiana aura acquitte la dette de gra-
Eitude qu'elle await contractee vis-a-vis de .ce
tiarnfer-A BELLE.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25
NOuYelles d,EurOne.
Nous extrayons du Courier de la Loui.
siaae, les nouvelles d'Europe stivantes:
RT1SSTE FRANrE ET TTrpnTrrr

NOUS extrayons du Courier de la Lou.
sione, les nouvelles d'Europe suivantes
RUSsIE, FRANCE EFT TURQUIE.
LIE bruit qui courait qu'une fotte francai.
Sc await recu pordre de passer les Dardanel.
les, await produit une vive excitation.
La Bourse de Paris await eprouve quel.
qu'excitation d la nouvelle qui setait accre-
ditee que Louis Napoleon Bonaparte await
fait des menaces de guerre la Russie Size
dernier gouvernement persistait dams les de.
mandes quill d adressees a la Turquie.
Une autre depeche nous apprend aussii que
les afaires prenaient une tournure des plus
serieuses en- Turquie, ct, qu'en raison du re-
fls du cabinet anglais de esdonner une expliea-
tion sur La situation des aHaires, il await
lieu de craindre une rupture entre Ia Grande-
Bretagne ct la Russie.
La France ct l'Angleterre, e'est plus au'il
men faut pour reduire meant le colosse du
Nord.
La Porte s'est refusee d accepter l'ultima-
ton de Ia Russie, ct le prince Menehikoof
est parti de Constantinople pour Odessa j
bord 6 IN yaisseau de guerre
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25

r-pfusieurs evenemens sont venus cette semai-
ne faire diversion la monotone habituelle de no
ire village.
Cest, dun cote, un nuatreA nomne Henry, ap-
partenant NJ. Stephen Dewel accuse d'avoir vole
de lacave de NJ. Husband, une damejeanue de whis-
key ct quelques bouteilles de sliqueurs- Lexamen
de cette affaire ell lieu Mercredi dernier parde-
want W. Bell Juge- Paix, ct deux franc -tenan-
ciers lie Jury nayant pu tomber d'accord, raffaire
a e& rekgree M. Martel.
Dun autre cote. c'est Henry Belew, d6ja ceiebre
par n process on il oue lie role receleur, ct plus
celebre encore CONNIE barber pour Ia gent esclave
don't il lui-mame la couleur c'est dsons-nous, Be-
Iew-le-sagouin qui fnt strpris Mercredi derner au
soir, pendu parla pate la barriere de M. Posey.
On suppose a iuste raison que le colibri en- qucs-
ton await etc Satire sur lie domaine de Get estimabe
pharmacien par Rodcur de ses exceilentes boissons
chose qu d-on est attrait irresistible pour lui.
Went ensuite pafaire de Desire, jeune garcon de
couleur accuse Pavoir donns un coup de couteau a
I'm ienne homme blanc de notre village. a
Desire etc admis 4 fournir un cautionnement de
$1,000 pour coaparution devant la prochaine Cour
de District
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25

Le constructor du premier bateau Fapeur
qui ait nayigae sur le Mississippi est encore
dams le Kentucky. II Sc nomme John Rob-
son ct quatre-vings ans. ii Anne racon-
ter dams leurs moindres details les peripeties
du premier voyage de son bateau. NJ. Rob-
son etait enploy6 par Fulton, Livingston &
z Co, de New York Lebateau quill construi-
ait fat lance 4 Pittsburg le IL mars 1911, ct
nsappelait le ,News0 0yseGRs. n etait peint
en- bleu. Lssteamer passa devant NeW-M
Ord, Missouri, an moment du tremblenAent
dc terre de decembre 1871. M. ScowIs, au-
louEd hui undes plus riches habitans du Ken
tuck, etait emplage d bord comne mousse
lie pilote etait un nomme Andrew Jack ct
lie mecanicien u Baker. C estle NeU-Oy-
tea1as qui, en- 1914, transporte sae Natehez
"a y Ncuvelle-O Orleans une partie des troupes
du general Coffee 445eiAe.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25
NEGRE EN- PRISON.

- IL etc conduit Id Prison de
&c. la Paroisse st. Landry, le 13 JUN
N cot,rant, un negre marron, qui Sc
sszaakm dit nommer JOE Brown, ct appar-
tenir a la veuve Ramsey GU au DIR. Lee, de-
meurant sur le Bayou Beuf. Paroisse st.
Landry.
Joe Brown 5 pieds, 9pouces de hauteur,
ct age denviron rs ans, il ne parle que Fan
sglais.
LIE proprietaire de Get esclave est prize de
.venir prouyer sa propriete, payer les frais ct
l'emmener, autrement il en- sera dispose scion
la loi.
CHS. THOMPSON, Ge6zier.
Opelousas, Is juin 1853
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25

ACCIDENT DEPLoRABLE.-M. Alexandra Boyd,
employs ccmme mecanicien au moulin scie de NJ.
JohnL Lyons, de cette Paroisse, eprouve IN asci-
dentdes plus deporables. Pun des jours de lasenai
ne derniere. Etant occupe autour de la machine,
nne des scies circulaires lui attegnt la main ct la
lui coupa net au ras du poignet.
Nous apprenons que Get infortune Sc retabLt len
tement. ,aMais helas! quelle perspective pour un
pare de famille qu vivait du fruit de ses abeurs
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25

lFEn Sc referant nos COLONIES davis
le lecteur vera que le 4 Juliet proclaim sera
celebre Ia Prairie Gros Chevreuil, par un
grand Barbecue suivi dune representation ex-
traordinaire par lie jeune hercule, Desire, puis
dun bal public, LIE tout ne contera que la
bagatelle dc. so cents, ct nous avons tout lieu
de croire quill y aura Ia une foule eompaete.
Ilparalt que cette representation est iader-
Mere que donnera NJ, Desire. IT Sc retire
fatigue du metier, esquinte peut-etre par les
rudes exercices de cette carriere migrate
Nous apprenons que NJ. Desire Went de
faire l'achat du cafe tenu ci-devant par NJ.
Lascrre, situe au Caranero, sur la route qui
conduit des Opelousas a Lafayette, on les
yoyageurs pourront METRE pied terre,
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25
ACADEMIC DEs OPELOusAS,

81 ,E1AMEN des Glasses de Academic
- des Opelousas aura lieu Jeudi proclaim,
30 JUN courant, a9 heures du niatin. LEX.
hibition etle Concert a II heures du soir.
LIE pubhcsen general est invite.
TH0s. RAND JE. Prutcipoz.
Opelousas, rs JUN 1865.
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- ~ -HI 9.
OSCAR F. STANTON, dela Paroisse

OoOah 4. SlANIetNssdeEG pdf01SSe st.
Landry, Etat dcla Louisiana.
q YANT presente une petition refet
- d'etre nomme administrator de la sue
cession de feue Sarah McManus, 7euve de-
cede de Malachi Stanton, dernierenlent de la
Paroisse St. Landry.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisons
legales d opposer la dite nomination, d'avoir
d les enregistrer, par ecrit, au Bureau du
Grefier de la Cour de District de Ia susdite
Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui suivront Ia
date du present avis
A. GARRIGUES, G1ed7er.
Opelousas, 1S JUN 1853.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25

traire soft clairen1ent demontre on doit presumer
que la loi votee par la Legislature ne violait pas
fancienne Constitution.
LIE jugement Sc termine par un arret qui casse la
decision rendue par la Cour nferieure en- faveur des
defendeurs ct lui SONNET de nouveau la cause con-
formement la loi-.4betlle.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25

NNous sommes prizes d'annoncer a ceux
que celia coneerne, que les banes de l'Eglise
Catholique de notre village seront vendus de-
main, Dimanche, Tissue de la messe.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25
-.

EONARD MANSO, (alias ToUroUrEl,
- pssc. L., apprenti du soussigne, par un
acte passe pardevant Robert Taylor, notaire,
lie 5 Fevrier 1850.-Je defends toute per-
some ou personnes d'employer ou de reeeler
Papprenti ci-dessus nomme, sous peine des
rigueurs de la loi.
JOSEPH GIBBS.
Opelousas, 25 JUN 1853.-5f.
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81 w o.

EAALICOURT LEDOUX, dc la Parois.
- Sc St. Landry, Etat de la Louisiana.
ayant presente une petite a Pefet d'etre
nomme administrators de Ia succession de- feu
Lewis Mcdaniel, decide, reinforcement de Ia
Paroisse St. Landry.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisons
legales opptaer a la10iite nomination, d'a-
voir a les cnregistref' par ecrit, au Bureau
du Gref6er de la Cour de District de Ia sus-
dite Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui suivront
Ia date du present avis.
n. GARRIGUEs, Gre6icr.
Opelousas, 18 JUN 1853
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NEGREs EN PRISON.

II etc conduit a la geole, le
x ! JUN, deux negres, un Sc di-
~ SAINT pomme NED, ct age de so
PT/ rdayant 5pieds, ] pouces de
aHAzazg - hauteur, ayant une dent de de-
want qui lui manque, sans autres marques ap-
parentes. L'autre negre environ S pieds'
8 pouces de hauteur, il dit quill a 81 ans.
Les dts negrcs pretendent etre parts mar
rons de rhabitation de Mr.. Jules Messy, 81
tuee sur lie Bayou Teche entire la Nouvelle-
Iberie ct Franklin ~
lie proprietaire des dts esclaves est rcquis
de yenir les reclamer ct payer les frais
j. H. COLE, Dep. Sheriff.
Calcasieu, II JUN 1858. 80
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25

six chevaux creoles;;1
cheval american quatre @
mulets un buggy; un
lot de vieux fer; un lot
d'outils; quatre charret-
tes a beufs; deux vieilIes charrettes
a cheval;un lot de pioches; une meu-
le; I'm lotde garniture de charrues;
deux chaines de charrues; trois her
ses avec dentsen fer huit charrues;
un lot de vieilles charrues;; un lot de
vieux jougs; sept chaudieres; TN lot
d'outils de tonnellier; quatre jarres en-
terres; deux grands rouets a filler; 2
meters; trois cents yardes de toile
d'emballage; trois cents livres de cor
des d'emballage, plus ou moins, un
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25

tire tables; deux buf1ets; un fusil dou-
bic; un petit lit ct deux matelats; 4
Its de plumes Tits; un lot de faience;
deux quilts; huit Its; cinq couvertes;
un lot de chaises, &c.
Aass5 1es. Prop1letfs suiuautes.:
Six tetes de Chevaux faroucbes,
22 tetes de Chevaux doux..
rs tetesd de Jumens farouches,
1884 tetes de Betes a cornes.
CONDITIONS.
Toutes sommes de vingt-cinq piastres ou
au-dessous, payables compliant; ct toutes SOM
mes au-dessusde vingt-einq piastres payables
a un credit de un, deux ct trois ans, d comp
ter du Jour de la vente. Les acauereurs four.
nissant caution solidaire d Ia satisfaction de
qui de droit; ct toutes somnles qui ne seront
pas payees a leurs echeances respectives por.
tant interet a raison de hut pour cent par an
a compter de Pecheanee. Et en- outre, tous
les objets susceptibles d'ypotheque deneurant
specialement hypothequeapar privilege, ius-
qu'au Placement reel ct effectif tant du prin-
eipal que des interets qui auront pu s'accro1-
tire.
AUGUSTE DEJEAN,
Epcaaateur.
Opelousas rs JUN 1853.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-25

rNous sommes autorise annoncer que
NJ. ROBERT BENGU UEREL, de notre vile. con-
senti Sc laisser porter CONNIE candidat pour
Ia place d'Auditeur des complies publics, su-
jet an choix re la Convention democratique
qui aura lieu a Baton Rouge. t1Sjuin.
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innuencs Of tho hour. The woods are vocal with the
fap<nrous voice q birds. Ths Wild howcrs-tbe wild
and tho violet the gorgeous laurel and the
sweet ederbepin all their eshened glory give their
delicate perfumes to the liberal air. and their hues of
heaven to the enraptured sight.
In one point Of his topography, our antigua
rian must allow us to suggest that he is mis-
taken; we mean, in the origin which he assigns
to the name of the mountain hotel at which the
party take up their head quarters He himself
is evidently aware that il stands upon terri
tory of some 1900 acres, the property Of one
of the editors Of the ablest and honestest
newspapers of this country. The middle name
of that gentleman is Winston. 1t is that of his
mothers family, his fondness for which has led
to his calling the place Winston.
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Miss Kimberly, the actress, is playing with

Miss Kimberly, the actress, is playing with
much success at Boston.
Hector Jennings, of Ohio, it is said, is one of
the heirs OF the Jennings estate in England estimated
from NIFTY to seventy-fvs millions Of dollars
There is not at present, it is said, a captain
10 .he 3 Navy who born in this century The
average age Of officers of this rank is about 70 years
In chicago, on the 25th, two children were
thrown from wagon and instantly killed by being run
over an omnieuss which passing along the street
II Is said that the imprisonments made in
~ Then were imputed to the publication of Vo=
d Pueblo were the result Of information received from,
ment. f "'''i"-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-12

IHs PREsipETT's MEssAcE.-The Mobile Register of
saturday morning publishes full synopsis of the Pres
precisely the words that appeared in the
OF Thursday morning last giving credit both in
ths editorial column and at the head Of the article
to the Picayune of this city We in common with tb
other members Of the associated press had the pleasure
paying rather heavily for this synopsis by telegraph and
We consequently feel that the Register has done u. and
them degree Of injustice in giving credit for it to the
Pcsyune-which paper published very different version
of it. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-12

We are requested to state that the subscribers to
the merchants Exchange News Rooms have fixed the
hour from O'Clock to o'clock p NJ for sIIirh Change
which will be held daily in the Rotunda of the hu;a
except on Sundays The first meeting to take place mis-
ersng And also to state that it has been resolved that
the meetings on Change shall be exclusively restricted to
persons having the privilege of the rooms namely the
subscribers strangers invited by them the propretos
and editorial of the newspapers of the cty
and the masters Of shipping port who always have that
privilege without special invitation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-12

AMusEMssTs-We have space only to mention the opep
ing of Pacides Varieties on Saturday evening with a
very fine house and very fine company but shall refer
more lengthily to the performance hereafter.
The Bateman Children will appear this evening
Mr. and Mrs Barry Williams drew large houses both
on Saturday and Sunday evenings at the St. Charles
offer capital bill for this evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-12

OF The attention of purchasers is called to the success
sion sale Of the stock in trade of the late John Duncan
deceased, that takes place this day Nos and Old
Levee street of large stock Of brandes wines whiskey
cigars fixtures etc also leases of said stores Nos and
Sale will commence at haif-past 16o'ciock
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. Dec,

ST. CHARLES. % Jo,lyn W 7 Ross. W Murphy y,py
Heurd, Miss d c Lord, BudS T PLY,
%sg.J iewis Mr.. Lewis Pa; J Il Moody, Friend WIN
Miller, Prentice Gtssn, La; 4 Lambertou lady ana
enid, Fla; Nswland n Pcsyunei Persons, N D.
ST. LOUIS. Major Chase Fla Felt Ala Nunros Simon
Tenas; G Buts Mrs Mitchell. Mexico
ARCADE IAmku ] r Quu, H Weston Miss; ] w.nsr w.
Rivero Looney shaeksford, wisne, L Lipscom6
Texas; r Gibson, j., NO. r''
VERANDA III Price, Rhoon, Glenn La Master AJys,
John Adge lady and danghisr Hughes, Hughes and
sdy DR. II Denhsm and lady, o. C Thomas Ca SWARM
Keith, Ala Luke, Capt Post 81 Chals. q Psr
sons, Mobile Capt Blair, A; Mr. Sheldon Mckee Mrs NJ
kee, Msrcoi Watkins Tera, Young lid. ~ w
CITY 81 Hay, Ellis Heidelberg Dorrcund La.
Slater, + ii Harris, N o; Evans, Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-12

IHf RUNAWAY IN pARIs-The Paris correspondent o.
the Network Times gives the following account of an in
teryiew with runaway slave in Paris
was standing last evening at the corner of dessrta,
street the fog almost quencing the light of the mn
when was accosted by voice that spoke English
Are you an American, sir?
NY questioncr was negro boy, perhaps eighteep
OF age tall, somewhat emaciated Jet black and dressed
In blouse or smOck-frock.
Yes, am What them
peg your pardon. sir. but ran away from home sir
and don't know what I'm going to do clear off here
am slave, sr and some people told was better 10
starVe than to be slave, and shipped for Mareis
I've come up here a-foot. and haven't got cent and
don't know what I'm going to do, so far off, sir wish
You give me few coppers to get nights lodging sir
Well, that's pretty account to give Of yourself So
you ran away. Did your master ever beat you?
No sir, he didn't never beat me.
Well, what are you going to do?
am a-goiug to get d0wu to Iayre the best yay can
and work my passage back to the States sir ~
You were better of there than you are here
Lord gracious. should think was
Well here take that and be careful with IT, and anotb
er time don't mind what some people tell you Good
bye. ~
Thank you sir, TN very much obliged to you, sir if I
ever get back III stay back. Coed bye, sir
And he hurried of into the fog.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-12
PRoFEsson. HENnf DE MARsAN-Tbs me,hod

Asd abilities OF this gentleman highly spoken city, are
great favor The ladies gentlemen who study
enags Combining the oral with the single
admirable book reasonable and method capable Of pro
dnng the most satisfactory and neontestbe requires
great deal less time than other stem, uouy the
only successful the only nbs ons" Professor has
formed Day Classes for Ladies' and Evening Glasses Gentlemen.
He gives Private Lessons usual ct the residence Pup or
his own rooms, No Camp street opposite The City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-12

Hs- Dan Rce's as usual was filled to overfowins oa
many were compelled to leave for want Of room Dsn
was In his glory Thes the edoins was particular
good The roman Brothers the finest specimens of
mannooa mat we have aud the whole affair is worthy
Of Dan and his high name
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-12

MrraiKrr couRsE-The particulars Of the race on SIM
day In which Sarer Tail was the winner will appear in
tuesdays paper The crowded state of our columns bs
shut out this as well other matters which
will be noticed tomorrow. ''"
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PoRTANT PUBLICATION.

II JUST ISSUED.
The Proprietor Of the NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA onc. ina
ST. chr. street. opposite the Charles Theatre has lust Issued
pamphlet form, '
LIST OF INTERVIEWS
in all the Orleans from the first Of Nav N M s
OF November 1855 tog ber with
nativity, death date Of iltermeu, ce.tery in
which neII,d, alphabetically which added "
A REVIEW 0E THE YELLOW FEVER ITS CAUSES ate
By J. S. MCFARLAND, NJ. d., ~"
and an interesting useful
cents per copy. '' w
The work BY the single quantities promptly forward
90 % any psf Of the United sss payment being made advance
Fsres distance procuring copies Of the ~ok and
persons this city wishing forward
nus this and other States will to IN.
i4toR office OF the True Delta street. as early a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-12

~ Among the passengers by the Texas from Vera
Cruz last night WAS ST. La Vega Secretary to the Next
can Legation at Washington who on his way to that
place.
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ExoHANGE BANK of HonAcE BEAN 8 Co

g, An TEE Ms o 8 4 GEO INT 's'''
~ ooNetuSna IN the city frss OF .ba5os
T. iasst Nii be SLOWED unou.ts ~ - -, A.
Sigh. ~ "''n'S taanee subject 10 Cheeks
y ~ rs Owed GA Deposits rtia.a,.s i..nsd ia
tihv Al me ia's 81 slz per 60
nge 10 the Western Northern SA o uAsd 70 al
= Loans will be made short time by ds,o,,;, ~ p., .
sgTity. ~ usP's'hg Collateral Se
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NEWS OF THE CITY.

MoRTUARY. report of the interment.
in all the cemeteries OF the city the week ending at
O'Clock, A, NJ, on Sunday the 18th December
Cemeteries Cholera Otbar Ma Not e4.t.5 T.l.t