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Liverpool from second hsnds arc d Is for Coarse
ana " 30 sack for Fine, delivered free Of drayags.
coffEE-Ths accounts from Rio de Jsnsiro, TO the
~ Of July, report advance Of 100 to coo Rsis for
couse m that market with stock hand Of only about
sooo bags The rates have consequently advanced in
VIEW York and in Baltimore, win b By tes
9raphie dspstchss, published yesterday morning the
toek b. ~ Withdrawn from this market with the
'sapf b. I'm sctve and the sales Of the week
traee fuzzy 1880 bags Ro mostly at 90ssSe for Inferior
snd Ordinary, and 901oze y ID for good to prime lots
The transactions include 1000 bags taken yesterday
shich 1850 at 9 2ioo in two lots at TO- and 100 at
i0x4 Ii.
BAGaIsG AND ROPE-ws have heard Of no furtbsr
sales Of any Importance Of these articles For small lots
holders have continued to realize 13iaxt for
Bagging, and ek071<* for good to fancy Rope We
quote India Basgng at 12012 the principal sale being
100 bales taken yesterday at 12e p yard
GuNNY BAGS-We have heard of no important sales
Of this article since the lots reported two weeks aso at
1914 except 100 bales taken Thursday at the
rate Of lie. Wequote retail parcels at ike
oANDLBs-We have noticed sales of some 600 boxes
star during the week, mostly at go o b. including 800
taken in three lots Thursday at this rate Holders
were asking 24s % Ii at the close.
TALLow-Thsre is none in the market on SALE We
quote City Rendered nominslly at s1Se y h.
HEMP-There has been inquiry for this article.
but we hear of further sales
LEADThe last sale Of this article was $50 pigs Upper
Mines at SO so p 100 h.
LIME-The rates for this article have been very firm
and we have noticed saes Of two cargoes Thomason en-
bracing 5000 bbIs, at So y Dbl
LARD 0IL-The last sale that We noticed was st en-.
y gallon
FREI0HrS-The principal engagements of the week
were three ships taken Saturday Liverpool one to
load at Mobile, all at IA for Cotton For Havre and
coastwse the rates nominal.
EXCHANGE-There has been only moderate demand
for either Sterling Domestic Bills during the week the
quotations remaining without any change Of moment
Sterling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1ooSa ,oo,<
Francs. Observation-Disclosures sf osxas "a
. u 20 ~
View hork sixty day Bills ...1HGD1Z p ct disc.
sight Checks On New York ........ X0l a Ct prem
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M6- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Gr SAMUEL. G.. RISK is Candidate foI
CLERK OF THs FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election Moo
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Kew ORLEANS MARKETS.


Saturday Morning September TO- 1883
Our general market yet continues quiet though during
the past week have noticed rather more activity in
some departments than has recently prevailed The sales
OF Cotton are considerably larger also those Of
several articles Of Provisions Flour has been generally
bnoyant bat the demand has iatery been checked by
the high rates at which the stock is held the market
closing at considerable advance Coffee has been active
and prices generally higher owing the recent accounts
from Mo de Jsneiro which to the Gath Of July and
report an advance in that market 4oo06OO reis The
rates have consequently gone up New York and the
stock In Baltimore has been withdrawn from the market
Tot higher prices In Tobacco Sugar Moasses and Grain
we have but very moderate business report Bacon
has been very hrm, and further Improvement in the
rates has been some Of the Later
accounts from Europe BY the steamer Atlantic pub
shed In the evening papers Of Wednesday, and in our
1pe Of Thursday morning. They embraced Liverpool
atesof the 24th ult reporting heavy Cotton market
there for thu four days preceding her departure The
sales for this period embraced barely 5000 bales of which
1000 had been taken for speculation 5000 bales for
expert. Prices, Influenced BY the moderate demand
which had prevailed rather In favor buyers
but the market closed on Tuesday evening (hc 2sd)
without any quotabe decline. The interesting fea
ture in the Atisnc's commercial accounts was large
-four, Western Canal being quoted at 2ss and
brands at 2D though Of the latter was held at
sos y Dbl
corr0N-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
some inquiry on the part Of two operators and
list Of 400 bales Old Crop taken by party Be-
sides this SALE only so bales sold during the
day On Monday and Tuesday nearly 800 bales changed
hands, portion Of which Of New Crop at lo0
for Mddiing On Wednesday 125 bales New were sold at
range Of 1l0l1s4 for Good Middling perceptible
effect being produced by the Atlantcs accounts which
were published at noon. There was fair demand on
Thursday, with sales Of $50 bales, mostly Old Crop at
about previous rates. but yesterday the market dull
the sales reaching barely 25 bales making total business
for the week Of 225o bales Our quotations apply New
Crop and are nominal
The receipts since the LIST of September 1892
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MS- Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM.
A. MOTT candidate CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
uhIl
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E1- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES LABUZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the changed o
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REMOVALS.

SAML. E. MOORE s. co. have removed their
~ stock Of COcKERY CHINA AND GLASSWARE
No. 20 CAMP STREET the recently occupied by
Gaines.
ID EMOVAL.--HARRIs & MORGAN have re-
y moved to The foo, Of Julia street, opposite the
Ian ing. jys Nv
ID EM0VAL-WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & Co. have
y $50 Grass
street, Of the St. Charles Hotel. je92
. , EM0VAL.--I have removed from No. So
u ~ Common street to No S. ny old sland.
L.
ID EMOVAL.-J. o. PETERSON, Real Estate,
u Exchange Broker Exchange
Place No. Commercial Place. doorsrom
ID EMOVAL-MICHELL, BEVERLEY &CO. have
removed from No. No. fOyDRAs STREET. the
Of Magazine.
NOTICE.-BARELLI & Co. have removed back
thai, old Common opposite the City Hotel octis
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n~ THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection.
| mis-
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NJ WILLIAM P. BEDLOcK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT may organized
suceae NH
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ES- FRED j. ROBERTS Is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
Now mtern "a ID
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D. HEWITT, PIANO SO.

HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO azAG
a IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 90 Camp
street, New Orleans would respectfully request the H Ri
attention OF the public 10 his extensively ~ VI
assortment Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all Kinds
and descriptions and also his well
oRTE the factories Of the frsi the United
uope, which he found those co.
Of Now York, HALL son, o New York. PLEYEL
Paris The above the following kinjs GRAND
MI-GRAND, PICC0LO, PlCCOLO OBLlQUE AND SQUARE-are
of the celebrated makers in the world combining all the
had Of the subscriber
Of IN and Octayes They will be sold at manufacturers
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE in
others the constantly
selection Of
which
WILLIAM HALL SON from the approved
MODELS Those the
stand the climate The subscriber has had experience
the Music busineus the Northern cities,
thoroughly acquainted with the mnutest details Of the His
that
facilities
all kinds MUSICAL TEST and
FASHIONABLE MUSIC. The respectfully
invited call and his stock.
H0RATo ID. HEWITT SO New
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
through the columns JOHN ROACH
Candidate Cor the Office Of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES
COURT, VOTERS eli
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SAINTS OYSTER sALoON-This ors

SAAiS OYSTER SALOON. This 1gzA. y
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which is on SSsS "a
scale greatly ofthe >Nfrr
tind in the Goulh, 10 Just opened ut N&%
fOl ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR oeiter Known SAM has been connected w!hths
tie last having with Mr.
obrooh when he established the Second ND
piepaliy with him till HE DEATH
With aueh experience
nson the pubefaihay with the best line, "san
oH Of his share OF their argesu
ha been expended IN Fitting the SALOON and is Ban
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS that prourod SERVANTS
veil known for qualities been empoye including
Cooks The LARDER will always supplied with the
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME and the OYSTERS SERVED OBJ
xousvei for this trouble
will this ssoon worthy the liberal
iuiirious
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H~ Messrs Editors: Please announce me rs
candidate for CLERK OF THE THIRD COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUNEY mhs
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no Editors of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM CASTELL candidate CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS mhis
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


OrrIcT OF THE DAILY CnEscEsr1
Saturday Morning, September 10, 1858 I
CLEARED YESTERDAY
GIN Sas.sss s shs: T.,ss ss
ARRIVED.
Steamship II Dorado Barter from New York
.p cubsn, cara. 90 days from Borae.a. to master
r '0oP Sea Wall from BaIe Hsnduus Rsbaan Island
sehr Ella schsrnbsek from Pensacola masterBasn
Watcher No ? papleys. from yet,surs.
DIS Stacey. switzer, from St Leuis.
MEMORANDA.
~ The steamer Stacey e St port loading
r NsworisAns Grand Turk PAvne Uncle
On 81 inst passed steamer Geo Campbell hard
Island 10
EXPORTS.
p ,s,n vss.r, aaii bales cotton
' sasR sS s ss ZOO is
AcoLA-Fer 1890 lumber soo a,hs 50 pr
blinds poolsy, Nichols AGO
o e ZIP Bs. Cuban, q hid. zine anaa Co..
e 500 do $50 DO aniinss Ro'hIta aeess
Sels ..an;: go hha. vine iao s. DO Cha.
fssa sa ss. % .s a:ss
DO g hfd Lamosro Md. Do 70 h PIPE. BIZ
so 4. 70 Dc Roche ssos hss s., e S
fSsi 20 %
pipes brandy order
Zip c,qs. 70 s Ly, P.,ia.ss
Robbs do Lanaus.2 do Feger &so6 eks pickles Dan
hhds ssSsn~s. nsS Ran., 4s7s isa DO as.d..oa sne.
@ bale. ind.s anne, &.el a,s Do gDo Gsashs hardware
100 n. pipes START pr S.rs sss
~srsJ whnsy-s Schmidt Aoa sks hardware
Muord Aeos steele Jas MeGrsgo Aeos et, hardware q
isss.rs bal. s.rdss sesIss ae@ms b.es md..
sess DO Mace sp DO s.rs p.v stsar ssl ms.s
Habit and tales ndse Letehierd &csio Burnside
bot ed beer order
NEW YoRK-Per ship Creole; Asserted mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
stesmsr Naehs1 No "a bales Gotten wJaef
ION NsTma.1,s sEin,y er.sn teol' Henderson Psss9,
zee VA. Curry Psr,oss B wsa
CO.'S casdy cruteh aOs. Kelly FrsIerss Lee6 And.
S s s1.pa.d Ere 5o.:. Davis .
lily Keans Oakley Hasknssuudrs Order-Toa bale,
cotton
PADucAHrer Jacob Farly hhds
dis n-s4 Do RodwA!d teoio Do Il shor, seoa
" RSsssoa,a cf.P-s Johnsqni, Tea9s,, As.-s
= % T~s. 81 boz boz ssasi S e.
a do ra.qq do9s DO q do whsst 9e apPss Martin
R seysn &eos BIZ, mde cinmaek, saanes wutI.S Pc
ST LouIsPer staeey IS bbls flour Mitchell
las DO Frost Do "a do 4s bacon osu.qy Ace
wais Csnlisn &seiso Dc $50 Is r.a SHAW kcel2s
toe. ~ DO Taolag DO = legs b. sr p,s
Do y tbls apps n-se do 70 bs. DO % Dbl.
hard cettp Kelly rras~Sso do Martin
unaerhl &oo-sa do Thornhii &go-sendrisa to order
PASSENGERS
Per steamship Fl p9r.ao from Sswfol MI Jackson NJ
wsk Mrs Cosgross tluah' Hare del cr.,e Soado
| don, Domingo, Josepa. Jonss
Fer ship Creole, from New York; stserags
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N1- THOMAS c. POOLE is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mhs I'd
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NJ p. M. BERrN, for the past fourteen
ysara Deputy Clerk present
tIet Court candidate for the CLERKsHP OF the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT whsver Court tbs mny be changed
70. mhl2
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MB- GEORGE F. PEARSON is q candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
sndso the vol Of his friends. less
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ICE ICEi--J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers ICE Elyisn Feids opposite the
fonhssran Railroad Depot lower sa No. 1883 Old street
No Tehcup,ou street. No. New ve street. No % New evee
Tchoupitouas Ne fs Levee
Ice Houses between Ninth and Harmony strsets Fourth Dis
ret. iani
TCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
LIST Nav, for sale by J. p WHITNEY CO., 81 cap mhsl
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1szs- JoHN CnIcKARD is candidate for CLERK
" THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mh2s
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HENRY PARSONS, 13 Camp-1l
street, sale PIANO FoRTES from
NUNS CLARK, CHCKERING and PLEYEL. III NJ III ~ VI
These celebrated builders acknowledged by
ell at all acquainted with the business
speak themselves, diApe all doubt The
respectfully invited TO call 1un repair
ag done carefully and with d spateh. ;e2s If
HtIAN0S AND HARPS -KUSTNER, .D5ls
u MANUFACTURER Or PIANOS AND HARPS, X1.ssy
NO. 39s Camp the Orphan Asylum,
INFORM the public that he will his
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS. HARP MUS.
asl Instruments at the shortest notice. aep2s ly
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DATENT A ACTION PIANO-szHaG
II FoRTES.--The subscriber offers for
select stock Of sir and Octave SQUARE AND7 Nh hi
8UDOIR PIANO FORTES the celebrated ma-u ~ Y
uuiactoy (a Of which manaac
a the Jewelry and Fancy Store Of UINNEss HILL
Camp street. ELIJAH DUNBAR
ar anoF Tuned. des2O SIN
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COURT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, he present Minute
Ck Of the F District Court Of whieh he hai
hd for the himself candidate for the
% Of cLERksiP of said Codor whatever Court the
be changed 70. fell I'd
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~ The Stacey inst. port loading
r NsworeAns Grand PAvnee Uncle
On Sd inst, Geo Campbell ssround
Island 10
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ID ELL CHENEY SPRINGS-The undersigned
respeey informs the public that they have purchased this
Place.
OF visitors Ths Springs
the Pine Woods, parish Landry thirty miles North
miles North Of Bayou chieot The water highly medicinal
qualities and has ecacoua which
beyond the reach Of ordinary remedies The Bath supplied BY
the Spring Water and much tuvads Deer Fox
Wild Cal anong bnt to the hunte and the
Lake miles LENGTH with depth twenty feet three
half from the Springs abounds Trout and nher fine fish
the vtog The New
market afford will be always
passengers the Music will Balls
twice Hunting Vehicles
will kept for hire hunting
their Guns Fishing Tackle Purchased
Springs. Visitors received from LIST May to LIST November.
TERMS
Children and Servants half price.
Horses per Day. 10
An DAIGLE d BEAUCHAMP.
EeOARDING.-A very handsomely furnished
ROOM the Second Floor of the desirable
first District and business had by
Gentleman his Wife, Il. r. this
Office. References exehanged,f necessary. mh2e
A RCADE HOTEL, r. s. MORSE, Pro- <sNy5sSs
IA peo-This establishments familiarity known 8faSE
public will be opened THIS MORNING, Monday, November
~ The house haa been thoroughly and newly furnished
noys
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~ J. G.. PorSDsxrER, Superintendent Of
the English candidate for
NJ THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mis- ~
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BERNARD LUMBER COMpANY.-R c

l. EhNAhD LUMBER COMPANY. r. c.
1D sAFFoLD s. S. HENRY e. r. LATIaiER, W. D. COATES
BROWN q LAUGHTER, HORN a FELTON,, G. L. MYERS 4 CO.
81 FOWLER, BEAN co and D. COOS, Saw
Mills the Biloxi sy
firm Of the BERNARD LUhBER COMPANY Az their Mills they
running Sixteen Single
Woodwork Planning Machine which will NOR,
single three large will turn GU
10000 to 80 200 feet OF Lumber day.
Railroad Companies, Plank Road Wharf Building Contractor
Shippers all others wanting Pine supplied
notice Their Agentin New Orleans is fully authorized
supply individual
with good Of Lumber city demand Ocs
Triton Walk g. TAYLOR. Agent. spe Jv
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,
Friday Evening September o, 1853.
The market during the past week continued in Of
holders Western stock continued scarce of Attakapas
and Texas . fair supply offered Prices remain arm at
our quotations:
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ..........s a. n n net
tcuoiceD.- I'D & - rs net
(Attakapas Texas).,6 al & p il net
SHEEP lin lots) ............S3 Oo60S - . head
- Good and Choice) .....$ -f0S s 90 p head
Mich Cows. $50 00f6S65 90 q head
oALvEs AND fEARiJNos. $40 00fOS12 so a head
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Me- WIN. G. QUIRK is a Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT.
the old Fifth Sixth and Seventh Wards Canal to Julia
street, and from the Lsyee to the Lake. je9T
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~ Cemetery can DO obtained by applying to o. PERSON
saer No Commercial Alley JAMES FuRNEAuX, Secretary
Odd telows Hail. Of Camp CHAS
WHlTAL, No Espanade f. NJ COREY, Sieklsa 4
Co.. No 40 Camp The price soekhodng
he burial Of wife child, $40 buIals price
Vault will be Invariably purchase
NATION respecting the "Reatn apply
30. PERSON, Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. FURNEAUX, at the Odd Fellows Hall.
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4 kOEAN ofhlN0S, LyucnDurS, MlsS fr=asM
~ The undersigned having leased for Of these ap
newly discovered And highly valuable Mineral Springs will
open them the reception the LIST Of June
They located hre miles OF Biloxi Mia immediately
on the shore Possessing advantages for bathing hn
oracng fishing They all
the by which daiy during the
the Ponichartrain Railroad.
The the Smith, Pro
ssor Chemistry the University Of Louisiana beyond
DOUBT that the Springs mineral qualities the highest order
He says:
"The medicinal virtue these looked
duay the oxide Of iron and uphureted hydrogen both which
exist notable quanes and it therefore that
chronic might be cured alienation
thes bath it could be applied with much aivanage
viii be Hotel
capsule accommodating about three hundred has been
the his the hotel baaine
New Orleans will be sufficient that his will be
pery ENDCH ENERTTT.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per steamship e. Dor.de, from SewYok M Jackson, Mr.
Clemens Mrs PTce N dc Amss Santiago Bsmbar be
wsrk Mrs Cosgoye C Furtshr Hare del Cruts Coado
de ArautamAny Julio Vaearrsndo Mss YseAondo Mir
don, Domingo JOSEPH. Jonss
Fer thip Creole, from New York; stserags
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ELECTIoI H0TICHs.

- care authorized to announce THOMAS
s's <. s:s:s. y z; ;;;ss ss
n sss Editors Editor. e. e. z E. s ss4 ps
Hsi q. coymT sss 'hs d-ss e
M j. G.. PorSpsxrER, Superintendent Of
iiis Bsrs Il & '.a'''' %s, =
Ns- JoHN CRIcKARD is a candidate for CLERK
| or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh9s
MB- p. M. Berlin, for the past fourteen
Ss Clerk # $ ss K. 'ss sIa 4 r. 81. sss Ri
DISTRICT COURT whssver Court ths my be changed
Gs- THOMAS O. POOLE is candidate for
CLERK or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
no Editors of the Crescent: Please an
81 81 H. Gss m
ne Messrs Editors: Please announce me rs
sAs THIRD MoSsEr nss
Ne- WILLIAM P. BEDLocK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ofhe Court that organized
Er We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABuZANaa Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the be changed To-
M6- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate Tor
CLERK or THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS.
--=
rS THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate for reelection.
| Mr SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK OF THs FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election arst Moo
day IL November nert. eis to
Ms- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
| M For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT.-GEORGE WASHINGTON LEWIS the present Minute
Cs the Filth District Court Of whieh sas.on he has
s. ssnged o. OF Aa '''' me fsi1
NB- GEORGE F. PEARSON is a candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
| and solics the votes Of bis friends Jess te
| MS VIM G. QUIRK is Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT ~. The District
comprises The old Filth Sixth and Seventh Wards from Canal TO Julia
Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
through your paper that JOHN ROACH
CsIsr Cor the Office Of CONSTABLE 81 THE FIRST
NJ To the Editor of the Crescent: Please
I2aT HqRRE r c jsTR e GsT i %
Of Orleans Election November HIS FRIENDS jelS
E1- FRED J. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
| November next JED I'd
~ WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of the Second Justices Court Election Monday No
| vember NEXT myl0d
NB- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES Court
BERNARD eARITY Candidate for co.sb the Third Jus
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LNEkPooL-Per ship Queen Victoria 93ii bales cotton
HAvANA-Per sehr G Montague; iallsw,
bbls potatoes, bbs pok, 1900 axis core 5000 slaves
BALiZE HONDURAS-Bsr brig Sea Drop pcs mahogany
de EgAnA
ssAcoLA-Fer .hr Ela 1890 feet lumber
nds Pooiey, Nichols AGO
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CENTEEL BOARDING IN NEwYoRK. Z.

' I@-HaN
NJ Families visiting NswYork during the Ia6i
obtain Genterl Board a MRS MURRAY'S, No. Leroy
Place Blocker street. broadway The house large and we
lifted with all the modern Bathing
desirable the cit
The Table with ali the varieties the market Affords
keeps every respect iy7 2w
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TNHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open n
for reception Boarders uNDAY June - ISIS saEm
iels Il

well to-day for the sE1zU
Those enjoying excellent bathing
desirable society and tolrabe living will find the Pass inferior TO
establishment the
undersigned commencing year his
en opportunity thanking ha patrons for their liberal
them that will be left unted give
premises will be found Carriages Horses Billiard
Tables, Ten Pin Alleys and Pistol Gallery.
ieq0 us r.. II. MONTGOMERY.
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY CnEscENr,l
Saturday Morning, September 10, 1858
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
IN Victoria, Chase, for Liverpool VHB.xs.,
IoutaV GiruDs 10 H..
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

MESSRS. BRIEDE & R0DER, Pro- -
vI prie,ors LAKE HOTEL terminus Jefferson and EksI
axe Ponieharrain Railroad inform
d ard the public that they have bedss the well known RE
TAuRANT, also opened Rooms for LODGERS
a. Persons from the wishing avoid Neworears at the
time do BY stopping At this house and taking steamboat
~ Lake Packets CREOLE CALIFORNIA ST. CHARLES
I'm Aka.uh an2l In
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NTOTIOE-TWENTY.FIyE DOLLARS

v REWARD-Ranasay on TUESDAY, April 4, Negro ~
Man Ms Brickaysf by Trade, aboat thirty Of age
tive feet inches high tut. well elow had an
when he blue cloth white nsey
top hat OF his above ewar,
will be paid for his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY
street, Newurean, him Jail that hin
again. apllu