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FRENCH SHOES AND PUMPS.
Il LIST RECEI WE'D dirnct from, tho I,,,,,1,.to,

ThEIVIH NIOEiS I-NU PJ MIS-.
lust RECEIVED, direct from the Importer.
- cases of French Walking SHOES. supe-
rior article. Also. cases Paris PUMPS. for
the Drawing Room. Gentlemen wishing to
display a handsome foot will please call at
the Fashionable Boot Store of MILLS. to whom
was awarded the First Dipiomm for Boots at
the Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics In
stitute, held in Washington, February. 1853.
JOHN MILLS.
Fashionable Boot Maker. Browns Hotel
june 10 Clnt. Union and Republic, So
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STONE MAS0NS.-Wanted. several good
~ STONE MAS0NS, to whom the highest
rates will be paid. Apply at the New Build
ing at the 9TH mile stone. near Baltimore. on
the York road, to JOHN WISNER. Also
several good LABORERS. June I6-6t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-17

U 1t appears from the Pension Office
Report, that land warrants have been
issued to the amount Of 9,G3j, $50 acres.
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C0PP'S SALOON.

TNHE PISTOL GALLERY is in excellent or
l. der, having been newly arranged and fit
ted up The BOWLING SALOON also. Every
article required to give satisfaction to persons
fond of bowling or shooting kept constantly at
hand As usual, MEALS will be Furnished
when called for, at any hour m 2I-aw
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~ The attention of our readers is
called to a characteristic speech of the
Hon. T. H. Benton, on the Pacific Rail-
road, which will be found on the fourth
page.
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ORNAMENTAL AND UsEFUI,


TNIIE FANCY CUT PAPERS for frames and
Il fre-grates, for sale at WIMER'S. are at
tracing purchasers from all quarters of the
District. If you want a choice Of colors and
patterns, come early on the receipt of every
new supply. - Sixth stseet, square from
ennstlNanld avenue. News iune
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E00 MEN WANTED-LABORING MEN
cOC in want of employment may secure
a good steady job by applying Immediately to
the Agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co., at Locust Point. Baltimore.
June l6-2w P DICkERSON ACT
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rT"This worlds wilderness Of ro, y
as the omnibus horse said when the dri-
vcr stopped him at every corner.
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WANTED TO GO TO STANTON, Va
W Constant employment and good wages
will be given to Il first rate COACH BODY
MAKER, by JUDSON MCCOY. Apply at $50
Baltimore street. Baltimore, or TO Judson Nc
Coy. Stanton. Va. June l6-4t
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FOURTH WARD ELECTION

- X. SYLVESTER offers himself as candi
~. date for election to the Office of selling
the best sparkling Carbonated SODA in the
city.
His ticket is now ready for distribution at
the rate of twenty-five for a dollar. and is
composed of the choicest SYRUPS you can
imagine.
Here the License; and the AMT License
men can both unite in drinking from the Sill,
yer Swan, the sparkling beverage which will
invigorate and not destroy Call and imbibe
at the corner of 9th and Fl streets.
lune 5. Il SYLVESTER Hrnrrist
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w v. CAMPBELL has just received. and
w . keeps constantly on hand, a full sup
ply of BUILDING MATERIALS at his place
on Ith street. south side Of the Canal. viz Ce-
ment. Plaster. Lime, Hair, and Sand. which
will be sold low for cash or to punctual Gus
toners. Also, large lot of SCAFFOLD
POLES, some of them of extra length.
m lift
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NTANTED.- MAN of sober habits and
w good address, who is acquainted with
the business of Canvassing. Apply at the of
flee OF the STAR. June left
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cerned of any present, and perfectly IN
different about the matter.
We are informed by q reliable person,
that on Woodward's return to the iail,
when he entered he said to the Guards !:
d" Gentlemen, allow me to introduce to
you Daniel Woodward, who, on the Cd
OF September next, is to be hung by the
neck until he is dead dead dead -
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Mr.. Hester-This morning Justices
Goddard and Dom called upon Mr.. Hes
ter at his room, and took his testimony
relating to the affair On Wednesday last.
Nothing new was elected, except that he
thinks he requested the first person that
entered the room to remove his panta-
looms. We are informed that the time
to Judge with any degree of certainty the
chances for his recovery has not yet ar
rived.
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Police Rcport.-Jamcs Charles, mali
cious mischief; security for court. JOS.
Howard, assault and battery: do. j.
Charles, threats of vice; security for
peace. Buck Taylor, throwing Stones
20 stripes. Sarah Mathews, assault and
battery; security for peace, same for
profanity; fine and costs. Stephen
Brown, do. Mary Raden, breach OF
peace; security. Addison Brown, as
sault and battery; security for court.
\. Snyder, assault and battery; security
for peace. G. McNorton, do; ruled for
trial. S. Dunmore, j. Robinson, G. II.
Dade, VIM. Young, J. Bell, assault and
battery security for peace.
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FIRE Signals.-A proposition has been
made to the Perseverance Fire Company
by Captain Birch, to allow him to use
their bell to inform his men and the
citizens generally the position of fires
that occur in the city. This is good
idea, and we are happy to learn meets
with the approval of majority of the
members of that company, and it is likely
the signals will be given.
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4 Fine Chance. morning,
at 9 o'clock, Stratton will sell the fine
lot of COWS belonging to II. A. Willard.
1t is fine opportunity for those wanting
good COWS to attend the sale.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Business Notices and River Items.


The stocks of both sugar and molasses in store
are thought to be liberal and ample for several
months. and without an unexpected demand
from some quarters, 1t is more than likely that
prices will not improve much until late in the
season.
The Illinois river is quite high, and most Of
'he low bottoms arc six to ten feet under water
A majority Of the landings on the lower part
OF the river are submerged, and a number Of
warehouses deserted, the water being up to, il
not over, the first floors. Corn is coming for.
ward literally, because holders are compelled
to ship in order to git it out of the reach Of the
water.
The river opposite continues to come up grad
ually, but not as rapidly as expected. It is
now at quite high stnge, and wants but few
teet OF being to the top of the banks on the Hin.
DIS side. Considerable drift was floating this
morning, which is an indication that there is
more water coming from the streams above.
The Illinois, Upper Mississippi and Missouri are
ut high stage, and all rising at last accounts
HEMP FOR CANADA.-Yesterday we mentioned
the sale of about $50 bales of hemp for Montreal,
Canada. Every season for several years more
or less has been bought in this market for man.
factories in Canada. 1t is is shipped by way Of
Chicago and the Lakes.
Corn. = Over 5000 sacks went aboard the
steamers Ohio and Forest Rose yesterday for
the Ohio river. About $500 sacks 90 to Cincin-
natl and the remainder to New Richmond, all
taken for the use of distilleries The James
Millingar, now on her way up the Ohio, took on
board at points between this and Cairo $500
sacks.
RAILROAD IRON, ETc.-The steamer Pawnee
has gone up the Illinois river with railroad iron
and Kanawha salt. She will in all probability
load for New Orleans before her return.
GRAN.-The Ben West, down from Galena
last evening, had on board 5552 sacks grain,
chiefly wheat.
LEAD.-The Minnesota, down last night from
6alena. brings 8132 pigs of lead and 1427 sacks
of grain.
CnEEsE.-We notice shall shipments of West.
ern Reserve cheese from New Orleans to this
city. The Henry Chouteau, up last night
brings 263 boxes. The market, it would seen
from this, is overstocked below.
SUGAR.-The Illinois, up last night from New
Orleans, has on board 256 hhds sugar, tn,
largest lot brought up for several days
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COM MERCIAL UMMARY.


NEW YORK, April 90. .CoTToN-The sales yester-
day about 1000 bales previous prices FLOUR
The demand is very good for Western and State Flour
improved prices. The arrivals light yet The bet
ter grades buoyant and in fair request Canadian is
inactive but firm at 81 49, The sales Of Western Canal
5000 bbs at 81 62s to 63 for common straight
State 81 IS to for mixed to fancy Michigan and Indiana
and common to good Ohio. Southern Flour is frmer,
the arrivals light GALES of 700 bbls So to lS
mixed to straight Baltimore Alexandria and Georgetown
and So SO to IS for fancy brands Rye Flour quiet
at SIS s9lz for ine and 81 25 to 80 for superfne.
Corn Meal quiet at So for fancy WHEATON, Wheat
market is quite buoyant prime samples White Western
much wanted of this there is little here quotations
would be nominal 0ATS-Du and heavy at 46 to 4Sc
State and Western and 40 to 46 for Jersey CORN
Less plenty and good shipping lots and wanted
the East sales of bushels at 60 to 81 u for unsound
and New Orleans 60 to 63 for mixed Southern 60 to Csc
for White do GO for Jersey yellow Southern is held at
&C to 81 without sales. PRovIsIoNs-A firm market
Pork and the demand fair at SIS rs to 10 81
for Mess and s13 Al to 10 so for Prime Beef is in fair
request and is firm at so to IL for country Mess and SIS
for City and Chicago Mess repacked and SIS so to for
Meats in good demand at 5S to 6s for Shoulders So
to 90 for Hams Lard is steady but quiet at 9 to
Ohio II 1sc for old State and II to 2lc for new do
Cheese is selling steadily at to for new and
1Oc for DID,. WIIIsKY-A very quiet market aud the
supply good Prison is held at &c. sales Of so bbs low
proof Ohio at 23c
ST. LOUIS. April 3d.. HEMP-sales to-day Of 2IO
bales from store on private terms % bales at S9 so at
Alaionn at SO 90 200 bbis Superne City at 81 coun-
try brands So 60 to rs % Dbl. wHEAT-But few lots
the market yesterday sales 1876 bags at 75c 1853 do
72c 143 do at S5c 500 to 900 bags 6S to 5c and
100 do choice at 90c p bushe CORN-Sales 224 bugs
mixed at 36lsc in second gunnies 116 do at Soc 49,
do Yellow and White at loo 1869 do price not ascer-
tanned 1000 do at 3si and 1880 do Yellow in gun
MES deli, cred on board at 400 bushel.. 0ATS-Saes
2O5 bags at 3c sacks returned and 400 do 33c sacks in
cluded. PoRK-Sales 81 bbls Mess without guaranty
inspection s14 s71 Inspected held at SIS flew bbls
Rumps at $40 BACON-We hear of nothing doing in
Bacon LARD-S1 bbis and 90 tierces Lard at exc
small lot of prime at 1900 pieces Bulk Meat at X
WHISKYSevera small lots Of Raw at 1Sc 81 bbls at
18ac U gallon.
MONEY MATTERS, Erc-The New York Post of the
10Th says "The money market continues easy without
further change of rates Seven per cent is the
rate for call loans and to per cent the ordinary rate
for discounts of prime commercial paper short and long
dates There is rather demand for sterling exchange
and rates are also rather rmeI at 100 to ITO per
Francs are 513x to 17.n
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, May z, 1858.

t.
Saturday Morning, May 7, 1858 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship DATED States Berry for Apnwa FenSe Bee &o
Ship John Bryant PysT for LeshOm and Naples Asssass Seo
Brig Baena Vista, Wsuns, for Savannah, CIV Hynscn
SHIP Granais, Bstoheier, for Liverpool Sisnsy Level
Ship Medomah, Rich, for Havre, LII Gale
ssl f b eha si s. s fs YORK; so!. Acc
sehr Sea Dr', RUSSELL for Apalaehco Greenwood Morris acc
ARRIVED.
Steamship Che9ke Baxter from Ne York 2h u and Hawai- I'D
Ship zsnoba Robinson ls days Boston, maer-istd
Brem.h ship keSssa from Bremen l' March, in aa
Ship Globe Blair. Cardiff Wales, 4A March,
Ship Jas Cooper LeA % days from Liverpool to masesd ds
steamboats,
t saSs s Sg4 d Raam ,d% S% i hSS' yls
Gipsey, IRE, Ionn Baton uge.
Bulletin No !, Church. from st Louis
United States Ford, from Cincinnati
& Louis, e. SsGnasssm from esa. St LGa,
P,ola Parker nom Red River.
Alabama, Mckinney, from Jefferson.
Towboai Ang oAsrcan, Stee
sea, 20 ali sh,ps Pendsoa and Elisha psnGs0n bark
soale the Passes-towea down and to sea-
sh E Inst :hip s.oo-srs', W ship Rsbseea.
soth ult ship Shepard bark E.coaa and brig Tiniara
tBy Telegrsph.l
Arrived ship Galena, Lsavt, from New Orleans
Bslow-Coming Up.
Ship Rsvsnswood, Johnson from New York.
| MEMORANDA.
~ L1,is Marine, Boston, entered
the the Cherokee left Same miles north
west Of Havana exchanged guas with
| n Dorado, bound north.
AsPINwAIL-Psr steamship Falcon pkgs mdse.
sAyANNAH-Pu brig Busss Vista 81 bids sugar ss7 Ibis mo-
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lssses 100 do pork whisky 1881 coils no
MATANZAs--per bark AImira empty banes
LEgHoaN AND NAPLEs-Psr ship Joha Bryani $50 hhas
HAvRg-Per ship Msdcnsh. 9sos bales cotton.
sebr Sea Drh 100 ks bacon 50 bbs nour
Is IBIS 30 kegs lard and sundries.
BREaENPe, ship chA. sprsgus tobacco TOO, slaves
10 sticks cedar.
AZ hp Granada 1894 bales cotton SEQ sack.
NEw , x3Rkrs, s.l Del. ch:gs 81 s se.a ~ ss
ST PETERsBURe-Psr ship HYDE ssss bale, cotton
IMPORTS.
vERPoo-Per shp Jas cooper Assorted mdss4i
swoSI5s-Isr hip Globe Cargo railroad iron 70 order
BREMEN-Per ahip Itsbeccs: steerags passengers.
RECEIPTS OF PRODIGY.
~ H. sst ssm IS sd 1ss S4
a ? Rsyi hid, % whky .k
&c sho ~ &c @ a sss
h:ss % 'sa Sect
ssi be. wv
w,s tsSs Cay s. ..sn. s. yg
I s iPsisf = = @ SsI.
r
dies to oIdsr-To,ai tobseco IS hhds.
e.. sa y n
Lyman, scoii &eo-as 6Oi, lime 7 S Elder 4cO.
ST I3uLspss steamer Bain No 80 bsl;s so.;oo Feie~e
Ioar 10 Bradley Wilson $eosi 10 oTasIs
70 $40, sa sls F 20 rosss as
- y Y.. ssass s wsT. as2 hna.
e,iso Do ogls:ty Waters Camden
G ssG Il 's .a
Is ssyr Ma ss' bales y sn h c%pmg %
oil Hor Gayle cotton iio s..
,'iifF Sses s'ssi III Fl I'D
'saas s' s e h iS%s &C.
P s. rls III P, a. ~ MgaD
e Roger nssai,s Msessor Isss 90 e g
empty bSs kesp5o 81 Pota,oe. fierce. bsa.
Murphy cr.a aeo-iss paper 4
a. .ts4h corn sf a F s
Ss. ss S IL ss 5 lara g % % % dS ri
Do s 81 so sss .h Sies Sea s Sss
.is + g. s f ns sss Ss
ordsr-foa tobacco hhd. 0'' '4"''''' '"
& fn 1as % Sc to ss
sP' e sS as 1i e e
ssaa'sy s S al sS s,1 M s, &ll
4colss st corn .ks Dbl. ore Gayle
wisht i. " ssn bala aim.
kres II ii. s sssss q rs Is
6 S.s: sS ssa 0ssss Sa. " cats %
yIcKsBuRG-Psr hatcher bales cotton D R
q ss 6 % B s ss,S
Ho do w Eym, sse.a DO Bgsrt Foley Avsry
cotton icSl bales ''ef
Tsd.ls P e. r q s ssn
Dsrqyls do Bogar Foley Avey-s Bychannou Carroll Acc
shaw 90 Carter pI Seo s.s
Tayior4 DO Baker de9 bales is hides ord
| Total cotton ala bslss. Ne
JEFFERsoN-per Alabama bale. cotton O RouSi.u
o Nelson dco-5 Williams
| A Mltenberger &eo-Total n bales.
BATON ss. gs . s. .;
y Fl, hd. 81 g t noa.e Nchosoa Dbl
bales Marnenuxs hhds hides do paper-BraDdsr Wi
| Jams Aeo. - 49,
BAYOU sARAPer sssmer Emperor: 90 sugar tags woo
Lonstale7 bales cotton Sco4s osases hf
| ] b Plauehe &co-Eundrs o ogier. -
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Per steamship Cherokee from New York via Havana L Harris
Converse Banes Mr. De Witt CLARK, and sery Mad
child Kirkpatrick Fred Wallace, vielse
sbuz John BOhs, II Randolph Charles Norman Lea
OConno Miss Sophia Bond Miss Tha Duiour
Menoree Luceua, Psrez, Penne catoza Diez
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rFoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
CANONGE candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
the which substituted il under the Conts
ton, fels
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NB-FoR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We EDWARD D. RAND candidate for
the JUDGESH1P Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
leans. jana u
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE nARKHT.
JEFFERSON CRY,
FRIDAY Evening. NAV q l

Friday Evening" May g. 1858.
Arrived during the past week. 7e7 head Beef Cattle
553 Hogs 657 Sheep % Cows and $40 Veal Cattle The
market is rmer than at the opening of the week for
Beeves, Hogs and Sheep with moderate supply There
was but little done in Mich Cows The market was gut
ted with Veal Cattle for the last few days
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Hss- Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
HALL Esq, will supported ths Office o. JUDGE OF
THE FIRST DIsTRICT COURT OF ORLEANS,
organized succeed under the Constitution
mhI YOUNG AMERICA.
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@ For JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
LIVINGSTON candidate for the
office Of JUDGE OF THE FIT TIL DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS fel4 70
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~ FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
the parish Of Orleans JOHN c. LARUE mh1
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Esp. s. BIRoN is candidate for the
yUDGEsHIP OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS for other Court which be created 10 succeed it,
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ED- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
a. IMMERSION a the sfee Of JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Ceurt which may be organized
q s1cr A.
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r For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
BLAcHE eandsaats the Of JUDGE
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, OF Of
the Courtth Atu fsl6
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M5- II. b. EaGLEsToS is a candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
LEANS. mis-
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NDr FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.-I am q Can
dja.s for Judge Fourth Dis,c, Court Of
mi nj M.
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N8- Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
supported candidate JuDGESIIP OF THE FIFTH
DISTRICT LDURT TIE Court which succeed unde the
isSs " 's nv" S0 " NUMEROUS FRIENDS
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EDrFoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We ROBERT NJ. KEARNEY cand-
isn2i
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DANK OF NEW oRLEANs-NEw ORLEANS,

May s53At meeting OF the stock
Bank, TO be established Banking lately
by Legislature the Charter
and the above nie dnned be BY the Bank in is dang
Tbs capital fixed ONE MILLION DOLLARS, divided
into TEN THOUSAND SHARES OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
EACi the whole be paid in by months
from the 10Th inst, required by law.
also agreed that the
first " Of o. 0ber lea
The following named gentlemen
~
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NBr For DISTRICT ATroRNEY.-We are au-
hoii1sd the H. Attorney and SGpHss
the district which the parish Of Orleans situated either "a 1t Is
known other denomination which the Legislature call
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ELECTION NOTICES.

me- We are authorized to announce A. P.
FIELD a candidate for JUDGE OF THE FIRST DISTRICT
COURT myS
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M1- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are re-
msny friends Mr. W. A Roberts him
candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE PARISH on
ORLEANS, felaD
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IS- P. NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk Of the late Probate Second Dis
Court candidate for the ClERKsIP Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT wheyer Court the be changed
tn.
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CHARLES HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE-The

undegned especially request and the
public generally the merits Of this superior
been but lately Introduced under lie present designation d
mating public have aseady dcovere highly
approved Wne The popreioIs, Mssrs CHARLES Held
Sleek Cor with an honorable deeacy whng
privileges another
establish for position partner Charles
Heidssck, nder which will to be known.
We would here that e comparative Of this Wine
its Introduction exceeded that Of other
WlNGFIELD TRICE 4 CO,
np26 I'm CHAS. A.. VAN ZANDT.
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DYxgs, Medicines, Perfume,.u, q

q The subscbsr would respectfully call he
Planters Phyae md Families his well
comprising every article in his line Of easnss al which,
will be FRESH AND GENUINE n
SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the very quats
will be found at tbs with all the Mineral
such CONGEESS,
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEI PERNNT
GOULEY BITTERS, THOMAS RANKIN
apl dAWIys Druggist Apotseary Poydraa
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zzs- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
E6sy3E cHRsTY the Office Of the JUDGE
sHIP or THE tn DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
the Constitution. els
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IHrWc are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP candidate JUDGE ofthe FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATRE-saturday Evening,
;.s,: +; ,;: r.; y ;;ss g:
1 e. Monday FAREWELL BENEFIT o. MMt w!DzxAss.
ia ssrssy Mozart .a,i.lsa DoN sI9 'N.s
CREAT SOUTHERN MUSEUM
w f Is5ss ~
Evening with the INST ihusa appan'' by MI and iA'honA'
raioAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS :, S,slss'd
ssssa se,ass il I've ss,s called sAvAL sn s
NJ S sh. kt NJ x ssto Mr. s sos Nh .s
= o. e cen ios. ps r. Ts e2s
s.S sss sys ~ yR ' sp
MT Nhiisg o. ssnssns versus sr.p
y sssd .fsa ass lSs sis:a
ss Gadsss H. k.S. ~ For
" open haspa. performance pre-
GALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT COM.
SE bsr H 4. Il a s',a'
EVENING Cards Of admission 50 esn children and servants half
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DR. DAVID T. HINES, A. NJ, skUPsI murderer Of the Ped
Ts silsu. eoni Of Reception by The Ladies' the
psss u s IoiN CALHOUN hi. standing by his .a
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0n. Baena Vista Procession after ReyoIuiio IN Paris The Pals
s Yo Joshaa comusnding The Sen . stand si Gideon
splendid representation Of TIE Crystal Palace Worlds Fair
Patrons Of The ind people q taste fail to
hibition a II ia oziy here temporarily. fsbll
AMERICAN GIANT GIRL.
Ia addition above the AMERICAN GIANT GIRL the
i. s only L si ss sss:'iF Z. &;
ss proportional has been engaged short Her
ommeneed Saturday morning, 2sth. No charge.
In
nountain Of solid 6eAh A tangible vitality.
MI RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, 49,
lV4 givss LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR ct #R
her residence, 50 Constance and also at No.
saronae street EB ermse5 menth twelve les ~
LECTURES at 50 Constance street week, gIas
tel0 1ys
nPENING of the TIvoLI BEER GARDEN, St3h
" the Pocscharan Railroad the Fraakp
HosPta.The undersigned informs hs friends and the pub
lie general TINT he will well known
place EASTER SUNDAY a. isss. xner
his there will BALL MUSICAL INTERLULGS
SUNDAY MONDAY during the Every will
Excellent Music Refreshments, well
the The undesgued viii particular attention
procure rational
Admittanee for which Refreshments furnished.
tB- Ladies', accompanied by gentlemen, free.
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