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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-31
GEGTA1MG STORE.

G1s = L &a Z ~ q ST ORE,
TEVGlI Subscriber has Just received his Spring
"A and Summer stock OF Ready Made clothing .ni
furnishing goods whchs decidedly the most extensive
ana complete offered for sale in Portage county
notwithstanding several immense stocks recently i'm
ported into town by other establishments tho contrary
Ills stock embraces every possible style and variety
"l men and boys ciohng and furnishing goods all of
which bought ut extremely low figures and which
he intends shall be sold such prices to successfully
compete with any establishment tho Western Re
serve. The public respectfully invited 10 call
ut his store in lttles Block nearly opposite ths Prem
It's liouSe and examine his stock, whether they wish to
purchase not.
Tho undersigned returns his sincere thanks his
friends and customers for their liberal patronage already
extended TO him, aud he is nidcnt that tho quality and
price OF his goods is sufficient warrant continuance
of the samo.
CIIA'S. GREENFIELDER.
Ruvcnna, April goth, 1853.
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DONNETTS-Thosep persons that have been wait
> ing fr the Iats styles of 5onnetts, can now
them and buy them, less than they he bought
for at any other place III town, The ollwng late styles
are OUT Pearl and satin braid, embry satin braid
alboni straw, florence and tuscan, linen brad white
chip &c.
MAY %. 1853 JAMES '1wITT d Co.'S
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PUMPS.
Holm II. ERAkE.

ArtHAIN pumps with all the isnes. Also cast iron
" pumps with revolving tops and lead PRO attached
sc ior snle Mt RhwsoHs
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No. @ Pine Street,
New York City.


WUE have made an arrangement with the extensive
w Firm of WILLIAMS 81 CUNNINGHAM, No. Pine
Street, New York, which will onable to reduce The
prices OF Goods least . per cent We will sell Hats
which we formerly sold for So for A. No. which we
sold for 81 for 81 every Thing in line in proportion
We receive this morning of Goods and we have
% more on lle road The largest Stock of Hats, Caps
and Bonncts ever brought 10 riis town. We have bat
price fer goods below You will find the prices:
No. L Ex Mole Hat S4 80, No Drab Beaver $500,
$50 % 400,
1,75, Ist Quality Panama 400,
luO, 2d $50,
| Kossuth 35u, Sd '' $50,
Z" 200, Chlren's fancy hats 90,
" l,25, Tuscan Iiais all prices.
JAS. TWIrT 81 CO.
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NJ N n TC I

" o TT c. f..
aT7stfese Indebted to the subscribers by pote or ar
n eount will confer particular favor by calling on
s. A. ciIIott his residence in Ravenaa aHaseMeIhe
50 me without delay. SA % A GILElF.
Ravenna, March 2Sth, 1883.
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TNNRUNKS VALlSES d CARPET BAGS.
IA. large supply just received at tho Eng'o cloth
up store and for sale cheaper han be bought else
where in the county call and see them
CHA'S, GkEENF1ELDER.
April 20 1855,
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The adjudcations made by the Comptroller tbei
read and approved.
The report OF the Second District school Boa was re
| ferr'd to the Committee Education
FROM the Board or ALDERMEN--A resolution TO gran
Thomas Hines contractor for paving with square stone
81 Louis street. from Royal 10 Levee street extension
OF the time for completing his contract Of three months
was coucurred in
For widening and opening parts OF Dryades Bacehus
| and Felicity streets concurred in
petition from cab drivers asking the repeal
Of obnoxious ordinance inmical their interests wa,
referred to the Police Committee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES -From the Finance Commit
tee making the quarterly appropriation for the Fire De-
par meDt adopted
From the Committee Streets and Landings-an ord
mar ce compelling those who horses in the unloading
or loading Of vessels to lay down plank track for the
nor TO walk upon under penalty of $40 for each VIC
lation, adopted.
An ordinance prohibiting omuibuses stopping across
the Intersections Of streets under penalty Of IS
violation adopted
From the Committee on Buildings and Tmproyp,nents-
Az ordinance to fit up the lately used by the Board
OF Aldermen for the of the Sixth strict Court and
the adjoining for the Clerks Office and the rooms
lat. used for the Mayors Office. for the the Sec
ond District Court and Clerks Office Adopted
From the Judiciary mittee-Advprsely the claim
Of the late policemen for their salaries this month
May. Adopted
from the Committee CRime-A resolution 10 pay .
claimant the value Of horse bo injured In cross
ing bridge. Adopted.
From the Committee Educatiou-Adversely to tn,
purchase Of one hundred for the Of the Public
Schoos-it being, in the opinion Of the Committee tn,
duty Of the General School Boards to make such pur
has"s with the funds appropriated for such purposes
Adopted,
From Special Committec-A resolution Diminishing Mr
Gleason from the post Of Superintendent Of Lahorers
r. frrred to the judiciary Committee.
Adjourned
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Es5- JONI ORCHARD is q candidate for CLERK
Or ThE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nh4
zcU- P NJ BEnrN, for the past fourteen
.i cgIt i cB4dae II De GIREslIlP d to- ai sES0SD
Gs- THOMAS c. POOLE is candidate for
cLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mig I'd
Z1g- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
81 M i5 D 1 81 SEW e 5aANs Gsh
gz1~ Messrs Editors: Please announce NE as
s1aaiss for cLE1KoF THE THIRD bsTEGT G9rRT or NEw
gss- WILLIAM p. BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT or o hs cot that may be organized
~" We are authorized to announce Colonel
DISTRICT COURT, or ~ha'sys coar The nay be changed
Jas- JAMES \. HoPKINs is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
5-g- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT CoLnT NEW ORLEANS candila-. reelection.
~ Fon CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
S 81 Fl 4 FHfG2 Go Il SE i 4t t IL
| aalas mny be charged TO- irls 'e
rS~ Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM
4 N91r eaaalial or CLERK OF rhE FIFTH DISTRICT
9zsf- FoR CLERK Of THE FIFTH DISTRICT
81 the FIJI bs,iai ca .. 6is m Which .tson e ss
s S5 s to- 'f " '-'' '''' Ell q s
| -------1-s-----=-
My- FRANCOIS BorLIGNY is candidate for
| CLERK Or TliE XIII DISTRICT COURT,
| Election third n sosf 10 june my6 I'd
re- H. L. JoHHsoN, candidate for CLERK OF
| TIE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mh25
/
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Wednesday Morning. May rs. 1853.
COTTON-There still a fair demand yesterday. and
fully 5000 bales changed hands, without alteration in
prices We refer Geographic columns for adyics
from Europe week later:
NV ORLEANS CLAsslFICATIo
Inferior ........ 65a@ I Middiing FaFn @ll's
NidIIins 80. 9 @lo Good Fair...,.,. "a
Good MiilIing. lo}a0lo4 Good and Fine. "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. / 1856. 1852 1891
Received since -. L 623 80 54Ols
yesterday. 4Q9-l628639 l94-5l2l2
I633I7l 72006
Exported to date..,..1 i72474 $3.50
yesterday. 6O55=l47S5O9 1332=36942
stock on hand not cleared ..... $4,000 1924
TOBACCO-We heard of 1853 hhds taken yesterday as
follow 6l hhds Of which l6 at ga and i5 at 5ss 10
hhds at 6}sD7 II hhds at go and 6s hhds Stems at
Ike Z h
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There was considerably
animation in the Sugar market and COO hhds were
sold at Il fer Fair OF Molasses 500 bbls were
disposed of at 18G2lt p gallon for thin to prime Reboed
| and l5G l6t for Fcrmenting.
FLoUR-A further reduction in the rates impaired
activity to the demand and noticed sales of 4ooC
bbls including 100 Indiana at about Sc go COO Ohio in
several lots at So 95S4 90 800 fancy Ohio 81 about
500 fancy Illinois at - 5fDS4 20 and 1850 Ohio, fat
boat load to be delivered alongside ship at So 80 Dbl
GRAIN-The supply oil Corn was hght, ana the SAFE
limited 1000 sacks including 1000 Mixed at IS So
at 90 100 at 81 aud 1900 prime Yellow also at 52>
| bushp
PROVIsIoNS-Pork was stnl depressed and we notce'
sales Of 262 bbls Mess, poor lot at 81. and go a
Sl4 % = bill. Green Meats in good request with
sales of 100000 lbs prime Ioground in bulk at 81 an
2lO0o b not prime at about - = Ii Bacon was il
good demand and 800 casks disposed Of includin
100 casks prime Ribbed Sides in two lots at . 81 prm
Wabash at u 10 80 casks prime Shoulders at So,
81 casks Inferior at q under 81 and Is terces pla
HAMS at sac q ID Lard steady with sales Of &c
bbls and - terees Prime at 9 aud 500 tierees also
s'ss ID
TALLow--75 tbs City Rendered ver, ia f,T expor
at Sc p Ii,
RoPE-we noticed sale Of 800 coils Kentucky
9-l6} cash
GoFFEE-l5O bags Rio sold at S74as1s. aud 100 Inf,
rior at So 4 b
SPIRITS TuRpENTINE--t lot Of 81 bbls sold at Al
= gallon
WHIsKY-Market heavy. Sales 60 bbls Rectiicd
1871, and 95 at lSAt p gallon.
FREIGIITs-We heard of no new engagement.
EXCHANGE-Demand limited at quotations
sterling luo = "a Ivy
frapc5. Of l0i6go Il
New York Sixtyday Bills ........1 4H01ss n ct. dis
Sight Checks on New York.. .pSi0 q q ct. pm
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
COM ERCIAL SU IN II A r Z
pomfsttr Aarksts.

REyTrw or I'M BOSTON FOR The mars DAYS
ENDING Of Tay l1TH
COFFEE-The operations during the past week com
prise GOO bags St Domingo at SIS to &c RIO IN
small lots, orc 5000 to 1000 pockets Java at il from
vessels and II from 1900 bags Ceylon at shade
less than 91c q h. six months BY auction, 100 bags St
Domingo at SIC q lb. cash. FlSH--ThS market for
Codfsh is dull sales to moderate extent at quoted
rates Mackerel very and but little doing for
want Of stock Large Nc. /, SIS; Shore No. l. $12 80
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LlnERIA.-A letter from President Roberts,
dated Monrovia, March l4th, states that he had
Just returned from an expedition against the
Chief Bumbo, whom he had taken, with fifty Of
his followers, without any fighting The day
of the letters date was fixed for n meeting Of
the Chiefs Of the disturbed districts to arrange
all disputes With this settlement the troubles
with the natives would end, as they were con-
need on all sides of the ability of the Go vern-
ment to maintain its authority and punish trans
gressors.
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In First District
TESNESSEE-Pcr Cruces boat 500 cssks wLsb 5000
stuvos Turner, Witon &Ho
Miss PPI-Pe Askews boat eli bales Davis
Bradley Wilson do Donegau 6tJl2 10 }
Wiliems-lS do FiieFson, Fowler &co-Tot,l S4S bales
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TUE SANDMAN CORVETTE - ErcbnHgc NJ
CicWtica.-l ester1ay morning about 8 o'clock,
tie commandant at this station, Boorman, sent
Lieutenant from the brooklyn Navy Yard to
tie Sandman corvette, at anchor off the Bat
terry, to congratulate the distinguished strangers
upon their safe arrival and tender the usual
ciyilitics of the American Navy. Immediately
on the boat reaching the corvette, n salute of
fifteen guns was fired, which was returned by
the receiving ship North Carolina The Sar-
dinian officers, we understand, will visit the
Navy Yard to-day or tomorrow New York
Evening Post 18th
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NHOICEMINES ANDLIQUORS. pRrsERrE

n
- Eere subscriber would sf*eay eal te attention
charts keeper BE well sock WINES,
LIQUORS. RESERVES, cf his dspa fer
AMI 10 be will make great denim his usual
particularly iavoT band CL aRET such CHI
fEAU HiEC BklON Of arri-u; GRAND vS LEOViLLE; CHA
TEAu LAFiTTE, LATOt'R WHITE WINE, HAUT PREGNAC Of
Iieaf ND viz IA Ut AuTERNES CHATEAU G'igl EA;
VIZ DT RtIIS. BURGUNDY WINE; CHAMPAGNE MORiZE1
Jet aud LONDON CLUB highly Recommended. -
% ytrH D. On PRESERVED FRUITS AND
ELES, ctr.
lie viii keep awavs lsni eyery thrg In the WINES
LIQUORS, PRESERVES, CORDALS SYkuPs, eJc stc at the
myi3 In HENRY vALEToN, 30 ST. Louis street.
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A g-CANAL STREET. -a ~
ICE--ICE-ICE.

SCEi lCE!-J. STAFFORD Il Co, Wholesale and
E Retail Dr in ICE. No. IL Elian Fields opposts tbs
ttnchartran EAgi rcpot lower No. Old LeFs
w. IA Irhoip1u View Lvse Me- So New L@ves
Con Thoupioalas srss Lsvss
@ H1ut4s -;aesh Snh snl Harmony Fourth Dis
n WIS
ECE-5OO to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
Z lat Mn. or sale BY P, WIFI co.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

lz3- ]. G.. P0NDExTER, Superintendent Of
The Englsh pyrry ihs CIV Postadre is candidate for ClEtK
OF TnE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mig to
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gsy,sqs, .Uea;csnes. Ese,.fs,naes,,, eta

EeS'ssg s, .Nestic!Res, E'ej'fstnias'y, etc.
tS Tie satscritt wagd spee,G il cali the attsuioRo
Printers, Phi, s anil Families bis well Assorted stock
clmpsiug his line OF bIaincs, all obich ff
-t5r, sl BE- ourd FRESH AND GENUINE. rurnsN n
SOD WATER AND MEAD Of best quality
w be found at n sh.ni, with an the uopuR hna Va
CONGkiSS, LlCh
| 81 with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GOuLEY BITIERS etc. TiOMAS RANKIN,
6Pl dAWlys Dlt ami Apoheoa, Comp AMI Foy3ras
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EDUCATION FOR THE PEOPLE-Op the


Fri az G 1t Va s Of IiE f2pGL k EIUAIGa
isa~d from o. Press VII include regular coarse oiins,rueon
TO al M o human snd to afford % ind ua
Tie ,2lo can he made cover The whole Gr d
Of Ne par,m.h. Tie Geosra!hy
~ ili e. sgyef 90 ep en- The ,of n evs'y
E5F,yii g Dr wings. Nothing ~hss asie skill d. %
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR ebraes Tie alouisg der aasas
LANGUAGE This Includes Lar gag, Grammar Pathology
Il. ,4fuRAL HISTORY Geography By,.sy zoooey, Nine
Ill. MATHEMATICS. Anlm.,c, g-bra Geometry. Measura-
". PHYSICAL SCIENCES. Mahr-i,s stlt pyaanics fIy-
i GGl,.: Ri' s i:22;si + ig g5
ai'uua5qIe1 Mmas Ay.ai!ursy Coating Melee q coHaa-
W. s i5 y, 6ass fois i Il '} sr A5i.5 our
VI ASsIilE9Fo,f!osY. NJ An,'qmr, Fhzso.'sy.
& F3i1ic 4 sGlEScE a.' Inv l' Govs,s tl aaa
II eIyIliz,Tl9,, .Ns,wFFsr,, Joa'na, I1sas' Lara.
XII. 1asCELLsN EA. Notices B2o2f correroa
~ r. parts THE POPULAR EDUCATOR wusp
. ~ F SIZE S1a6 5 h:R39 F s r S92 1 ia
sl.5in " assas As.q, and cog;ifa 3, >se ,'ry'-as
HITY BANK OF COCHRAN & CO, 33 Camp
~ is5s., rala On lsIo,s .a,iss T. s.'
Ey s f s Is Ca ar a siaa r s 81 su sS l ,
H.XCHANGE BANf, 2s Camp street.
~ CHICKS At SIGHT Af.p iI.l4 on
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, BALTIMORE,
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH,
MOBILE, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI.
bsH HOMAGE BtAN : en- Nenas.'r
eight AND SHORT SIGHT CHECKS ON
- new YORK for sale At 'e e5 AZ E}9* 70 ..
FSXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA, at sixty
~, d'y' s or's BY IN As = y G5,;i o. '.,
u ENTuCKY and INDIANA BANK NOTES
f5lzs ''--' COCHRAN 4 co, 50 Camp
NIEw obLEANs and Car Ia GA d, sssaasss:
Ssrt sot'SF f FSillS' F, VI,
! H6.sc c,rssi{ and ~ ~. X, TX, md il 4g.s
''7''- sriaasr 'a' VI ~, ,es5Ps Is, in ~iats'
s.s s i.s7s "a " u It ..s.
eani5 ' e5, = al g ,r,t,
~ ltaetfird af'ssa, Fa5Tarsy
yss7f4ff ) tI,,.
''''2' ps i III
~ - Il ,.sst " W s.ss
After which q e,'s VI lre ea.l o7,y ffss'a miaa,
as.s,'' ;, p end II ?. .,s.a;9. he D.fas.
M ea; fE III 3i5 . F,yi &
'.s oRen 'sqa's "'E tie above mentioned hours mhslt
~ isit>'p-' AM l--AhL l,xS - -I,i5is=si
| - PONTClASTRAtN RAILWAY x---zz
Girr0ltaa -II ORLEI
| 70 LAKE pUAIGitETRIiN.--
TRAINS. =. WEEK DAYS.
From Nero ,fIs Clta3) Lake FyaehI3rIig
Frgm perie ma Tyoli Circle Deposs, s. To- H. L. A.
| M.-l&a, 5f6,7P. NJ.
SUNDAYS.
From Ptdio and v0 Circle Deposs 10 H. u A.
l!P. NJ alter which the following Express Trans Thvl
! Circle -, ~, ~, 81, 81, y. 2. NJ.
From La PtcFarat, toi4 Clrrop) 70 Wa oerai
| WEEK DAYS.
To Perdi0 and Tvo Depos-6I, ~ 81, g ios
liz A. M, l!1s, ~, ~, 81 ~. 81, 81 ia - r A.
| SUNDAYS.
To Perdio aud Tyo Circle D. ts6 ~ 81, 9 lex
ll A. NJ aud Ei4 P VI after winch The tolow Tram
to llvol Cbee' 10 IA 50, ~, ga 90 Ia So p NJ
t All the shove Train take land passengers Caotou
sE Express T4rs stop ONLY at Ho Station aud jackson
| ~ Baggage, received at DtFOts only,
kS Fare Between NewOsans and Caro;rn Is cents ca
between CsOtJn and Lake Poncharan 10
apps
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&UNDRiES--.
~ FtpUi-l5aU har superior Iuiiaua FE1r, landing
P0lk-llpy IBIS. Alrss, lUr dn,liup FORK
BAtoNlS3 s6s S'er IL Shoulders, 40 trfrs Ham
prime and 81 Louis and WABASH;
STARCIt-lh hoyrs Pearl Star,h;
CASTOR Otl.-lO hits. Pure Crsto oil;
BEES-75 biIs. Mess $50 do. Rrel; IL.
G--g5eg This and e1tra Ions CAi
llsur, ,4yaFtte For sale bv
myg3 KENNEDY X FOSTER. IS Ichou" .tob'as s'T't''
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TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS PiCRED Up Vt SEA
The NewYork Evening Express of the 18th says
Captain NickersOn, Of the schooner Smith Tut
tie, arrived at this port from Florida, reports
having spoken on Wednesday 18th May, an Eng
lish barA one hundred miles north of Martanilla
| reef. She had picked up twenty five passengers
from an American ship the day previous. The
bark was bound to Europe, but Capt. n. could
not ascertain her name We think there is every
| reason to believe that the persons rescued were
some If the passengers on board the William and
Mary, foundered on tie Great Isaacs
| The Board of Aldermen of the city of Wash
| ington have. by n vote of Z to 5, postponed in
definitely the consideration of "A resolution passed
| by the Board Of Common Council, providing for
| taking the vote Of the people Of Washington on
the first Monday in June, proposition that
the city subscribe 5000 600 to aid in the extern
sion Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad to
| Lynchburg. Va, with lateral branch to Wash
ington.
In reference to the New Haven road, the Bos-
ton Transcript says that " the day after the
disaster. the number of passengers carried on
the road was 46s2 During the days of last
week, the numbers varied from $500 to $500, SC
that the local travel does not seem to have beer
affected by the loss Of life
The Augusta GA, Cons,itutionaliyt announ
ccs the death Of Mi George l.. Twiggs, brother
Of en-. Twggs, on the 10th inst, at his summer
residence, nine miles below that city, in til,
sixty.fourth year of his age, after lingering
and painful illness Of thirteen weeks.
Hon James Buchanan having declined deliv
ering the anniversary Address before the Penn
,ylyania Historical Society, in consequence q
his acceptance Of the mission to England tn
Society have selected Hon Chas J lngersoll t
fulfill that duty.
Recent advices from Vera Cruz state that tn
smallpox and cholera we're both raging vic
lently in that city.
Among the passengers by the Atlantic wa
Miss Kate Saxon, a very clever actress, of Dru
~ Lane Theatre, London.
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s1oR LAKE RoRdNEGss ID, ..a.....g,ssg:...gs5

Il end MEXICAN GULF-SUAiNER - ts.xI---s.--zz
ARRANGEMENT, ard after March ", 1858
SS hEACAN GULF RALWAY-buppr corner OF Good Chil.en
Champs EyeesTo fkoCTONILLE Lake BorKae dis
lance yeuysryn mrs, Fare through ty Cents Cidsn and
LEAVE TsE CITY Al 6x LEAVE THE LAKE ATS an.
~ ~
street, Tor al business The Karoad
Department. ether sjn connected with toe sAte q Alex
apply " BSEFWEIt. .Hse't9F CO" 4
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81 us1p Jas Pay, T.tot Ter Key "tst Ast E2oH,
GIe II, iArlinE 6eo
Sup Arcadia, Jordan, for HG,r., n Y raaler
ship Ot.rno,o, li,ass, for London, J a Ash5rdgs
SCI. Wa Stlrges, liegltrEJa, LIVERPOOL WAT
S le iifHna, Peffy, n L~gtoyH J Il AsAasldgr 4 70
s-lr Gov B-fEu', Ntis, T Pyasse Ia Master
ar b ruali, MIcs, flr Pen aeo.s, j Harley 70
Ssgr Alice, B1lcr iIT HzNana, Les arrt q 81 Ike
ARRIVED.
Bark NatlSl bnk York days Bsun, Chss Dcska
al dl.triut
thr John Tampa
sLp Sodau SHAW, Is r5 Boston, 6 w llyUHoAlst dat
Bag JON Wisus, Goods rsd days lom Ness Cruz
- titH.t
B' fiu lft saslr, F.ues d. RI t
&yo--.l ti-y-.t
Bark Gsup, Wao is days from tou, rnaer'J. iisg
stesmbokts
john Sim mis-, Rol.rIs, 81 Louis,
6lfsev IRE, from batpl K
l. b White, Trinidad, from a s.tlAya,
Emperor II drf, rom BasoU
v " JJI-s, .aahrsul tEHtl Red l. Fyf.
Oai-il, Salts ffogi Bulft
5 Downs CLARK, from Red River
Tg,balt Persian Brown the Pzs7towed down
liza John Gar Lev Woodbury. 1t
up slfp s5liAJ tArk hlni-l Blake Jro Williams
u-soto, Whaun Pa
int slip nd, hal tt. NI4ry stbeth-
brC't ~ ta,k Glsua aud sehr J J Taylor.
Towb@s' Yankee tau. treu the Ilt5w I'd Down aud 70
lT,h EEir and l.hganpacc the tar chip
aud to sea- 2jth ship adson--bro uI shr Eliza Suan.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY CHEsCryI. |
Wednesday Morning, May rs 1858 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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NOTICES.

JACKSON RIFLES ATTENTION. n A
- You are hereby ordered to attend adounsd meeting ~ va
~ thus COMPANY WEDNESDAY NIGHT 75h mat. at nj III
O'Clock Pubetua atteniaaee every member expected. ~ ~
BE- order Of Lieut.. c. II. Forno, CONG -
my24 IN. COLLIE, o. g.
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I- A. NJ, l21s, ~, ~, 81. ~, 81, ~ ia - T. N.
SUNDAYS.
To Pgriio Tvo Circle Dep ts-Nk, ~ So 9 ley,
lll A. NJ and IL p VI winch The blowing
fvol cbce ia "a. d, ~, 81, e., ~ 50 ?. NJ.
ss All the Trans passengers Carro,ou.
ss Express Tas stop ONLY HORSE Station aud jackson
tSs baggage, receiyeda DtpOts only,
IS- - Between Sew0=ans ard Carroln, Is b
between Csfotou Lake Ponchaau 10 each
ABgb
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ny" The new, elegant, swift running pas
steam packet JOHN P. TWEED Willard mnfie vaa for
CINCINNATI and Intermediate ltrdirps THIS EVENING At
o'clock. OGLESBY a MA"AuLAY, 65 Tthoupitouas at mg5
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GI5- THOMAS G.. POOLE is candidate f
cLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mig I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

NRATES "A most handsome assortment Of
" Crates watch offer tbs lowest
MORTICING MACHINES Improved patton which
he attention Of Buiatrs is particularly called.
STORE DOOR other LOCKS, CHAIN BOLTS, BUTTS,
'AN'''' s-'-' commission az loiita.
.LURGES co.. IS mud 81 Circus :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-25

Els5~ JOIN ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
or The SECOND DISTRICT COURT mh2s
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Es- The steamer DELAWARE, Capt Baker,
. leave c ST LOUIS I'D al inteImsiate landings THIS EVEN
Nt ~ O'Clock. WHITE h BUCHANAN Fulton street n9b
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COMPARTMENTS oELEIrs, (Fovrh islricti April -, lisa
5nscrefs 70 the Stock his bsrsy noltd
nsiannt ofTkN PER CENT (beug seventh nsislmsn will be due
d ba able al The fe o the Company No. u Jaek0n street. the
mil ID W. 7. GILMORE, Ssefstnry.
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! hlDtT EN ATER flhE AND WEATHER
BIB PEoOF PANr.-Depoi, No. Camp sreetTto public
respectfully E0,de tL4 BdseYHer Paint Company have
lstud tie erection, the mime addition mills, ard lie diff
eu k4rtoore auppyng the demand 30 nj ia oil
will ter the be ehcsy itmeded. All orders
lied upo! being tly til I'd.
II Is ie Intention tive Company in lew weeks to Manufacture
In, other celos. ~ the BrlgewRter, when Will he
mtey Introduced this market 10 sized packages
Tie dry mineral mixed with lime nead s ordinary
purposes, in covering wood and bray onetweutieth lime well
ssEsi This experiment tho North and
"nily admirably. etons
PROF ritz certificates, pamphlet which may % had The
d'ToI any the Sub gents.
Dry, in hareiH weighing 400 to 300 It's,
DIR, ia half tarTels weishng 200 10 obs,
'ragud in oil, IN tcsg Of rs, so and 10 lie,
For sale by q. &. BQGERi = CO. 40 ,aus sf-r1,
a-cr tae Inr8ua, AshmG, Assifs TdXss,
Ava -E he saL z c.nLs. III