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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

ROoKKEEPER's SITUATION WANTED.-A YOUNG
man, twenty Jour years Of ago. who understands the
English and French languages and has kept
books of first class importing houses desires similar
ployment He prod Address
II X. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

Readings Russia Salve, A Boston Re-
o s and
ward injury or eruption A. b. 4 D. Sands, wholesale
SCENTS Sold by o. H. Ring Of John and Broadway,
and by druggists and apotheeariss Kenarally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

An AGENT WANTED IMKEDIATELY-WITH A
small capital for travelling exhibition Address w.
H., Herald Office. " =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17


A RRsPHcTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS STU
IA stion, in able family " take o. children,
or do or was has the best OF city refer
No. 1873 Madison street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE MiDDLE.AGED
w Welfhvoman: q situation 40 Rain coos, won'd lo
willing to assist in the washing .nd ironing u re uirsa I'm
syceptenatie references given. hppy ~ Nc. ~ Wooster
street. tttTstx TIE Iowa 81 Ens IL A1e em siocs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

A LARGE NUMBER OF EXPERIENCED SERVANTS,
"A with anexceptonable city references wanting cit
nations at MANNINGS Agency Hillary street. Brooklyn
First class mes and pastry cooks expercncoi two
maids walters houseworkers do This establishment
abhed and pstronised by private families OF the highest
regards tho principles which his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

NfANCED-A SITUATION, BY REsPLCrh ~ ~
w yorns woman, ~ good cook, washer sndlr ,rsr
call 81 iG41 Ninth street between Third aud Fourth No
fret floor III Tan be 1een fer tNo days nct
stgfgee. Seat et .ltJ Tn;treree ever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

pairs Of different sizes and coors several very stylish snze
and sadeo horses Of the finest quality ~ s indeed din
mice soundness and dooiity will be given
Shtt oanr ooubtod VIII remain ho Three of tho0
very suitable for physicians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

A MIDDLE-AGED COLORED WOMAN WANTS
"A situation cook has been employed such in large
boarding houses and hotels Can give the best of city refer
Please call at ~ Jersey street. between Mulberry and
I'd flo -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

A YOUNG CoLORED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
"A as waiter in clearinghouse prvae family;
Can give the best of city reference Poae
call at Jersey street. between Mulberry Crosby third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

IE0UBnnU D0IINIH kkCVHfU
paid by the subscriber upon evidence being
aaced that the defiance saamander safes 1aylers patiently
ever failed preserving their contents FROM ere
surEars Safes Of all she's Tor salo CT the depot 1872 Pearl
street door below Maiden lane, by ROBERT N. PAE
RICK, mnnufaetuIer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

Great bargains at j. Hyatt's, Oh Rowery.
Beautiful threeply carpotiug, 7s Cd. to ST. English in
grsn BE- 3D. to o. 3d. good Ingram rs to 2s Cd oil cloth,
%. TO &c.; druggets four yards wide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

4 YOUTH, SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD, WISHES TO-
a place himself under instructions in engraving till he II
81 he has knowledge OF the business give the
most references application to HE parents
6S West Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

RESPECTA BILE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO OBJ.
~ tain situation in private family, to cook wash and
rom can do all kinds OF homework Can bring good city
reference Please call at 241 Bowery for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

boy WANTED...A SMARTACTIvE BOY WHO WRITES
ply At "a Cliff street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

O1CO,
On Wednesday, November 10, Of Group WILLIAM A. only
child of Jacob H. and Mary A. Miller, aged year and IS
days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
No. So Grand street. Williamsburg without further iny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

Fashionable Clothing. November, 1853.
ALFKED hUNR0E co, AZ Broadway, continually
nddng to their stock Of we'll made garments and this
week opened choice variety OF styles for genlemens
slso boys clothing in great variety. No deviation
the marked prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

Sea Sickness-Sea Sickness-Sea Sickness
great DIRE ad OF taken Also ohosrs
and all manner of and spanodie troubles As You
value life don't withou, it, Sold in bottles ct 81
each, at 80 Pearl street and 476 Broadway.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13

~. sats..d III s6ss asSs sssas Asa ssii lsans but
6ak paper has rather ahs currency Tho imports gen
rs merchandise from foreign ports for the week show
increase az well as the receipts Of Dry Goods the toa
oudes 632605 of sugar S144 So5 In coffee SOL 4s in tea
$4,000 IN iron and S92, loo in tin.
The Foreign Exchange market for the steamer to avrs
closed steadily at l0934@lo9M for sterling and So l5O
615a< for francs.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4, ?. NJ. FLOUR-The Flour
market is quiet There was little export demand
and 600 bbls fair and good brands sold at 81 5O4
q Dbl but principally at the former quotation including
small lot o. extra at 81 49, The sales city
ton are limited within the range of s. SC fdJ5 90 In
Rye Flour and Corn Meal sales have been reported
dkAIN-There is fair inquiry for Wheat and but little
onering-2OOO bushels prime white sold 81 u bushe
snh small lot Of red at 81 o. No further sales of Rye
Corn Is in demand and 400 bushels Southern and Penn
yyania yellow sold at 60c, part in No sales Of
osts. WHIsKY-Is steady at 22e in bbls--hhds are
held the mi nric
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT oFFIcE,
Monday Morning June u, 1853. !
COTToN-Tho demand quite limited Saturday
operators waiting for the Pacihcs adyees considered
fully and the sales reached barely 1900 bales Prices
were without any material change, and still quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ......... GAO Mddlng Fair l9a9l13s
Mdlling ....... 9 0loia Good Far.....,. ID
Good Middliug. lo7s611l4 Good and Fine, %
corToS AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand sept l. 1852 ,..,. e5Sl ls55i
Received since. ......l 643 1856 63lii
yesterday. 1l35=l64I,552 1914 sol
l654osl 50 i05
Exported to date. 1,j33l20 4j07i
80 Saturday. 5l34@lj 5s263 000-4507I
stock on hand not cleared. ..... 1854 IS Ou
ToBACCo-we had definite information Of any
transactions in the Tobacco market
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs--There was a fair demand
for Sugar with sales Of 800 hhds previous Fair
10 Fully Fair, 3a634e Moasses was very quiet.
About 30 barrels good Reboied sold at lst r gallon
fLouR-But little doing. and sales limited to 800 or
400 barrels Of which 100 St Louis s. 81 d4 50 and
l4i Extra Crescent, Albion aud 0Fallon brands) at
So 25l05 375a q barrel
GEAIS-Corn firm with little Offering aud the
confined to about g0O sacks white in hreeor
four lots at 5it Il bushe OF Oats 40 sacks Ohio sold
at 400 y bushel st. Louis held at ~.
FKoN lslONs-Fork was urn, but Lusiness was con
Led to retail lots at So 81 1llj 80 q barrel OF Beet
lot Of 10 barrels Prime taken s1l 50 Z BARRE
Bacon dull with sales Of 10 casks Prime Ribbed Sid.
at a, 80 casks Shoulders at ',G54, aat IS tierce,
fancy SugHr Cured Hams at IL: q H. Lard IN barrels
was held at 9i.@lO; r ID for Urine.
BAGGING--2o0 bales India Baggiug were sold at LID
= yard cash
coFFEE-Market dull. with sales Of barely $50 bag
Rio at ShsfG81s; q ID
CANDLEs-60 boxes Star sold in lots al 224 = H.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Deoined Sales. 100 barrel
at 39, cash and q at 40i r gallon, time
WEisKY--i0 barrels Rectidei sold at lsi.c Z gallon
FREGGiTs-A ship taken for Ilavre at ls 70
cotton,
EXCHANGE Demand limited at our quotations
Sterling 1850 loq}
Francs 81 ljtt0 Il 2
sew York sixty day Bus ....,,.1 a0l5. z ct. disc
SIGHT Checks New York ........ b ct. disc to pa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13

Liverpool cargo Fourth Dytrict.
snets attend the receipt their sl the
yes All moi permitted will public
risk md expense Of the thereof
isi0 p. WHITNEY 4 CO OF Cam street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13

81 Louspt .,n.r srS " cs rEoDoG ~ m ~ ,n,,
Fa,1 " d, n ~ % 3! . " o9dfgH @.SI.Q9 do
go exc gn H. ely T2ps 80 s.s eoT 100 eo, aagr wser. Cana
{, % S2sef' py,' ard seol9, % Seu n,a.sni7
20 s S", e - CIR ~ Do oa' s,o 4s;t so.rs
-, II 10 Si!I ~ a. t.te az ,'2 b.l., Temp Gsd
tt' zone 1a'S ce,n'-9 % s9. " Gld' tobacco
z d loiv i, @ 5a, iot s ~ l', 90
+, sse .o !, ,g9- 4 4. sssoa TeraaH
s ,ss.s Il S G'i.a A'o Boa mise l''ohn sai'on
vllIErr .,..s,.r rnp,e., 400 nc, 80
E.adal ro %ts = aAH' Hall ildIs,-lo Daasy, wsoa
G~,t~s Dc WssO Do liolys Gis % sBa@So,
10 Il .5 80 i1 az s ~. 80. 10 iobs ELsf as AZ
Ni5s f. y 20 ~ Ss \, CO.. 80 3, 10 Soaty
q af..4, a wss. go a, Il F. ss.s 80 ID Z sa 49,
1 Is gon2 "a re- s1sas g. Dc ,,4 Harding
irs. laiis vs. Gutisf ii us ts. J.
ssys d % IL ty ~ I, q s. SI'S s,SyI #,
@ e.. a. H. ia lar, ssTf-s' boxes
IoulsyILLEpsr ae.raer Eclipse .5o al. Won. si,,,-,
a r. sf9 ] 9 -, .S,s Wli.s, g. % ~: sa;
5 'sI ;s S sG ,I. s sss9 aso s a @
,sss TwL-, ,ai'sr sehs,i.rLis NJ o cris
Wss i Do RS s4 .S-.1 Do ys' Sl5
4.a % wrsG.i, me sooa f.i,d.!s
aa' go t 'ii soa ra s4S w ' S. ct
%n 49, DO Fsan i t 70 Do Iss
TO o. = ,aa. s ll aa4 l ,oo'i,o' ~ No. ,r
81 o F ss, o a ef NJ q, VIII u %. ass
5 do II u t',,ar
u Do cs, HsadSI,ss agos do Ti oi do I95s
MrIr.sg .w,y4 do IIerTolI, Gayle 6s cfsp-3 %
- - is@ - sba' ooheeo uEhe Mi'n &so6s do r On
seg55 d. Es7s Wisn &'32' dc lssInan Is Do Rod,
s 's5 800 i1as d. Do 6 " hss d
Lag sgol 10 % corn nl, SrJ so-o barg.I In. I III i,
" Violet a., a n
Shgft t1ls SACKS wheat Webb apl5s Ee1s D. nstiP "
rsai,r-ll reaees Ra~u, lneau eo45 da y W.
% toraao Lsia Gs,-oo d yam owen aos bales
hemp Ae-Etr @eo--d9 do shl's Hadlenuads TO otr
LAFOURtiiE-rer Doctor Barv .5i fbs uoa.s
Ivmsat nll' sugar bLs 90 IIrwit
ms4sss Iisees-S4d DO i Elder Seo io3
sugar FeArH Done aa so5 d. sim Geo
I-' mo- n,,s h3asses losta lt'Fdrl do baea o.
"' p'Saos =" Hotl''nsV AAs potatoes AeroE23 bales
noes iarr II 40 E"rfaTd Sosiudrie' TO ofagrlCta IS
| mas sugar hsS solA mo AsiTs
81 LuuoPer steamer John sueuds la6 SKIS bran
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13
new ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON CRY.
sunday Evening June u 1858.
Arrived since Friday 294 head Of Western Cattle 400
Hogs and J77 sheep The market Is well supplied and
prices easier.
-PRICEs-
Buu earns Zine to West NJ s,.s}aG9 c y ID net
(Attskaps- y Texas 6'4d7 Is p it net
llI f - "a Y ID Ift
Sutp (Western) .......,,....S 2itdS 90 r head
HutH Covs.............,....s2o On0SGo 90 Z head
t.tty.s .Np Yg.tItNGS........S { OOGS 9 90 q head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13

hs % peysTy y hs NV ean"''S bs
Ess- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT Court. mh!s
G4g- P. NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
y & 4 s S Foe AZ Il Re r." sFo8
p. iFi COURT Or whatever '0'' u' same os mfis
" zz-
ltfs- THOMAS g. POOLE is candidate for
cLEkk OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mAs I'd
Ns- Editors of the Crescent; Please an
AM KS @ R sP I'd 1kw o m o ." GLEs .
as1- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
5las TIE rkp s
ess- WILLIAM p. BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
rHeD DISTRICT COURT ofhs coar that he orgar1sd to
.aeeceIit. HA5 u
re- We are authorized to announce Colonel
DisTGicr couRT wA4gsr ourt he be hanged to-
'' ----.----
re- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK Oh THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
ns- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of The Fourth
O s5s copHr new ORLEANS ID '''Ai'a' for '.'''''
-----s------
cgy~ SAMUEL. G. RISK is a Candidate for
cLGRE Or tn fifTH DISTRICT COURT Election t Mon
az IL 's9ye'GD-rlsA irIt 10
E4y- Messra Editors Please announe VIM
N9Tr az esE'il'e for CLERK o' TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
----
n8- For CLERK OF THE Firth DISTRICT
COCkT-GEORGE WAsHlS yTGN fEWl-, tie present
tn, which .uatlon he has
yyl csnilaie
3ecs Of CLEKsP Of said CJ-or whatever C.rI he may
~ tbungel to- tel ID
Esy- francois BouLIGNY is q candidate for
tEf.K OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COCE..
Faction tl!r4 MusDa. ~ JaH HsG ID
gSy- II. L. JoHNsoS, candidate for CLERK OF
TitL sixth DISTRICT COURT, mh45
~ FRED j. ROBEhTs is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE or THE sE-cND JUSTICES COURT. Eiecten,
November rtAt. jet I'd
I.s- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
siAt Of the steo-d JusI Cylrt. EO.n, Monday ia No
| serber ext uVl0 y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13

cor ATTY to discharge cargo H.
will please receipt good.
Al good not permitted within
~ tile Isk and eEpense Of the thereof
les J. r. WHITNEY d co, 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13
MUSIC STORES, ETC.


EAUSICAL CARD.-WM. t. MARC, ss=h.ss
I've 70 CAMP STREET, having sold his MUSIC 44~--57
SfuRt Mr. PHILIP r. WERLE!N, hereby hi, Ta
thaukt his Patrons and solics "
Of thrir to biz successor. VA. 7. MAYO.
PHILIP p WEgLEIN 4otuly informs the public and
friends having purchased the MUSIC STORE Of NM
MAYO solr the continuance their heretofore
literally Bestowed CAMP STREET promises kesgoa
,ie largest Stock PIANOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC So MS IN tie South which he ofrs
for sals Hlvora1ls PHI. z. WERLElN.
mig SIN
EbIANOS AND HARPS. AKUSTNER, Slsis.
"a MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPs, Elf@eyS
Camp The Orphan Asylum begs leave s
Inform the pIbltc that be will continue hs pruscn OF Pf
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HARRIS and all kinds o MIsi
cal Instruments the shorrs notice. eep2s W.
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Hss - ys..ss.s IN ,saf sua qanAaepl
ELECTION NOTICES.

GG- ]. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent of
English Delivery IN the City posofce candidate for CLERK
OF TIE FIRST DISTRICT LCURT mhs te'
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1fA @-CANAL STREET -sN 80
44 NEW ORLEANS MANTILLA FACTORY. u AZ
Velvet Cloth ard erno COAks sk Embroidered MAN
T1LAS OF the style and trimming
Msseprices u ~ .usomersst the EevOeans Msn;ls
tory ITO Canal st5ff,
TIE proprietor of this establishment respectfully ueits the inspe
the ladies' Nswrans and particularly
the who are rot aware Of his sg and splendid stock Of cLoAKs
sud MANTLLAS opened and e his Msnia Rooms
them before they purchase place they
will be convinced that selling them hsf the price
ether in the city.
splendid large
Ladies' here article the FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE
SILK all lss for Dresses French 81 and Fsncy Straw BON
NETS and RIBBONS large stock Of EBR0IDERES sold
here eon,n2n at the aqgAqTsr's price, lase ard AusG
COLLARS Embroidered Linen HANpKERCIEFS in the
sold without style BLOOM TRIMMINGS,
Trimmings ie Dresses other
gtors
Wedding Dresec BABIES LONG CLoAIx RoBE PRINCES
NEETS Of the richest styles and different Shades; SILK VEL
VET the piece for making 3samas.
S Ladies' hing have psrticua style OF Cloak hans
have it by giving 10 their order.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13

British ship QUEEN MCCARTNEY, from Ivetto vii he nceo
e 'or any debts contracted by the Of said ship.
Its Nv MEGGEr a co, "a Camp street.
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ICE-ICE-ICE.


4 CE! 1CE!--J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers ICE. No. II Elysan Fields oppot, the
Ponar;rGn Railroad Depot sie 1853 Old
Tchoupoua MOI New Lvee No 50 New Lvee
street. street, No 6S5 Thoupoua No AL Leyee
two Ice houses beweun nnEl and sfmouy streets Fourth Dis
riot. ianl lYnF
ICE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
lat Nav sor sale by J. p, wei NEY CO, Camp
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sFHAssaoAr pgpAnrusEs.

NH Shippers by the SOUTHERN BELLE are
respectfully notified st been made with the
FRANK LYON attend 10 he l 1ns,s Of III, n dung
The egang Of bs latter Due notice be given OF the time
BELLIES coming out. e " ~ ~ " ~
jelg SMITH 4 F!MJsTER Agsp,. nj IN. !, Relle
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

QFfIcE THE DAILY GREscEyT,l
Monday Morning. June 10 1853. I
CLEARED SATURDAY
ship Meteor, BrHrso, r Bordeaux r c Jfntins
ship Globe, Baker TOR iaytc, r pou1
snip John Murr :, Stevens, for Liverpool,
BARK jams DOsn, Groves, AAtankas f,I, Pplrhry 40
BARK Rh0ne, Carlisle, FIR Now York, VIM tscvv
tiatk Glenn, Waite New York I ii Pan
5nian schi Clara Borse Jefferson Havana Fellow Yea aro
ARRIVED.
Steamship TIs Place, from Vera Cruz mat 10 Harris gap
list
: lap Lmblrn SHt'r q days Antwerp, to maser-il.
bfen ship Hermann KUlhanu dave from B 10 Never Mum
drO--I - . ''
ship Aymsr, q dnya from Boston to dat
French brig Jcn FrGnco Chunhade days from Bordeaux mas
tr-2d drIit - - -" 49, ~
Brig Rogeflnc,
-
S'hr NiFy Eddy Eddy, ihSA Sabine inaer-2i
scar scranton, Merrill days from Grand Gallon,
hp Louvre, olbns IS Portsmouth, msso-aI dist
ah flsh stacey ~ days Air4tad
5Fg MAJ queen Is days PhgIe pha inA-Pows ous
Hhr DIAMOND, hiark days Pensaeyl-, ua.terHssn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13

HREAT BARGAINS. IS. PHILLIPS, of
VI CHEAP STORE NoTORIETY, Nayais next to the
Horss Station Fret District and Rousseau Of saraparu
Fourth District dernus offers his
large and we'll assorted stock o-
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The attention Of the ladies particularly called lvoice
FoUNcED BAREGE comprising five hundred dresses the --latest
sty and color, varying from Is to $40.
10000 h0ussndD OF fine JACONETS fast oora at five
e yard aud upwards.
(y thoasand) yaTd PRINTS being fthsbe
patterns ard eslors.
yard.
10 pieces superfne SILK DAMAsKS, for curtains.
100 tine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
BLACK SILK for dresses and upwards
% brocstd SILK DRESSES from $50 sO0, and variety 81
FINE OCtSS mention advertisement.
| GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
| Just received direct from France
SHIRTS from "a CTS
large Of plain LINEN SHIRTS prices.
NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13

re- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT mig
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13

ENORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO gssas5;-..,,.
Il FORrE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp
street New 0re'ns Toad Especially I9qossi tLe1 u
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF all Kinda
descriptions, also his well selectd Of PIANO
FORTES
among A. ST0DARD
OF York HALL son, Of New York. PLEYEL CO., OF
Pane. TIE above the following XII d GRAND Sc
Of the most eersted makers IN ne world combining all the lat9
improvements be had Of the ubsb style Of and
Of s a. So 0ftayss They will be sold Al manufacturers
ltiees. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all kts aud quantity
othrs the subscriber hand the largest and
ACCORDEOSs brought the Southern Market
GUITARS,
by WILLIAM HALL SON from the NEST approved SPANISH
MODELS These the first class and warranted 10
the climate The subscriber has had yeas experience N
Music business TIE Northern CITIES, well NeWOvaEs, Gi ia
acquainted With the nnuss detiis the bunesH His
Southern
he will always have hand selected
stock kinds MUSICAL the LATEST and
MOST FASHION ABLE MUSIC The Musical Public respectfully
o call and examine his stock.
ORAIlD D HkNlI, 50 Camp sTre, New OrleAns
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ADJUSTMENTS.


nPENING Of the TGvOLI BEER GARDEN, .5ae8se
on the Poctehartrain R1lrnsi the Franklu 1&
Hospa.The undersigned Ls friends and TIE pub yf
general open the well known avOria
pae EASTER SUNDAY M.Tch 81 1888 Alter
his IL MUSICAL IN1ERLUDtS EVERY
SUNDAY MONDAY during the Every attention viii be
Excellent Music Rrfrs well the eoncr Of
giests, The particular attention and his
bstforts procure rsonA and agreeable amusement for his visitors
fy Abundance 10 which refreshments fcrnshed
rlIs On J. VoRGRIMLER.
MFRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher Of Music, 5s32sas
Nv gives Lessons on THE PIANO AND GUT Ar e.
residence No $ Constance street. ard .so NJ No ~
har0nn 90 as nth or twelve les
S LECTURES SO Constance stree! week gratis
feiQ ly@
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hsfs- THOMAS G.. POOLE is a candidate 70
CLEltk OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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G6- P. VI. BERTH, for the past fourteen
Deputy of the eoud Dis
iei Coi candidate the CLERksfIP OF the tad SECOND
DISTRICT COURT, whatever Court be changed
To-
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RR. J. A. DE HART, DENTIST, s<fsx2zss,
y tenders his professional the ladies'
and Gentlemen p, Of New Orleans and ysaty bling QNS
patronage all
vii be i ctory E Utce and residence 2 Canal street. between
Bourbon aHd pauphn, dooIs ionsss
ES- FULL UPPER SETS of TEETH the suction principle will
be Guaranteed to NJ respect for s7S slo0 FULL SETS
Upper and LOwtT) for from fl25 TO f!9l. apis isf
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zee Nv MEGGEr Co, 81 Camp street.
IL The bark MORNING STAR, Spear, master,
n Baltimore. will dhArghg THIS MORNING,
First Dstrict pense receipt
nj
I.ne. j. II. ASHbRDGE co, % St. Charles street. e7
U5- The Consignees Of the following Goods to
per batk MORhfSG STAR Baltimore please make
tgsslye known the deLsgng clerk The iever they will
b. Lped az the rsk and the bhs.
y marked II INK H. W. c; nls1
Io.a,lo max j. II. AsIInRDGE& co. So 81 Chatles
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NE- Editors of the Crescent Please an.
WILLIAM CASTEL the CLERE
Of TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhI.
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Is- WIN, HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
4b- Of the s,eo.d J4ss C.ert. Ele-U.n Monday No
NIB. Frskt. nv
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hs3- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoCkT.-GEORGE WASHINGTON LEWIS tie present Minute
CArk Fifth District Court Of New which su4ton he has
tl-d for th- let yv1 oilers himself la'e !Ir he
3sc Of CLEtRSP Of said CJ- whatever Court he
sr changed tell ID
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lzS- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me a
ate for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NE'
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MoUNEY. mhs
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Ess- FRANCOIS BouLIGNY is candidate for
lEisK o. THE SIXTH DISTRICT COU4,..
Etcuou THIRD IlusAa. u mss ID
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FhSHE UNDENSIGNI
u oitheold established house
ARBoUlN MARETT a CO., for
the sale OF the superior BRAN
niES, also SOLE IMPORTER Of
the celebrated p o U LIT n Ely
HRASDY, is now prepared to
receive orders for either, 10 be
shipped dlrectto any portiu the
uuion ,atthelowsstnarl ct prices
n cogusc.
~ ssmp.ss ssntssssIs NE
sses Of
lsbs iys
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Ezs- FRED. j. RoBEirs is Candidate for
CONSTABLE or THE sE-cNp JUSTICES COURT. Eisctsnr
jed I'd
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g:ss- II. L. JoHNsoS, candidate for CLERK OF
THa sixth DISTRICT COUNT. mb15
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I43- Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM.
COURT. uhis