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n There are thirty white persons and
twenty negroes confined in the Jail, in this
city, al the present time. Twenty six
have been bailed oul since The last term OIL
The Criminal COurt.-LOuiSviM Demo.
Graf.
The Foreign Missionary Society; fol
the conversion and salvation Of the dis.
tant heather, should send at least a dozer
of their most Jealous preachers dowr
there forthwith, with The Bible in one
hand and a bowie knife in the olher.-
Gin. Eng.
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TONI % Again he rose, aud struggled for
life. For one inslant-lor one brief IN
%slsnt-Alhe buildius on The riyer's bank, the
hgh's-on the bridge under which the cur
rent had BONA him. The black water and
the fast flying clouds, were distinctly visi.
ble--once more he sunk and again he rose
bright lights danced before his ey es,
whilst ihe water Numbering at his ears,
aud stunned him with their furious roar.
A week afterwards the body was wash
ed ashore some miles down the river, swol-
len and dis6gured mass. U~nrecoguized
and implied, ii was borne away TO the
grave; and it has long since mouldered
away. Two.
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To FmE.--The brick drying house of
Messrs. Emminger and Sherman, near the
Sash Factory, was on Wednesday even
ing last burnt down with oil its valuable
pine lumber, there being over thirty thou
sand feet therein. The FIRE originated by
The falling in Of the nue, and was not dis.
covered until it burnt through the door.
The Fire Engines and their efficient CON.
panies rendered good service in saving the
Sash Factory, and the immense stacks oil
boards and plank adjoining the drying.
house. Ii was fortunate, too, that a pref.
iy heavy rain fell during the fire. The
loss 10 The %enterptising rroprielors is about
sl5O0--no insurance. .MdnsfeH &ieid
and Banner, NOu. Cd. - i4 l.I
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A FRE INCIDENTAL Philadelphia on
the 23d, a FIRE broke Out in the lower por.
lion Of a large building, occupied in the
upper part by several families, and spread
so rapidly that it was impossible for tie in.
mates TO escape in tina, direction, and they
had to be rescued through The windows.
While a widow lady named Fitzpatrick
was being lowered from one Of them, thu
rope broke and she fell into the burnin,
cellar beneath. She was rescued by lht
police and conveyed 10 the hospital very
badly burned.
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NEW DRUG sTbREi
ROLLA II. CnUBB 4 GO,

Wholesale and Retail Druggists, w
Two doors enat Of the Bank, and opposite the Empire
A@h1ands Ohio 4
A RE receiving and will constantly keep on
"A hand an extensive assortment Of Asi
Drugs, Medicines, Chemil Fine Soap, Fancy labels
calls, Putty, Paints, Oils,J and bottles.
Varnishes, Dyestuds, and Cork, Stationary aud
Colors. School Books, Coniec.
Glass Ware, Cut Glass, tionafies, Spices aud
and Fancy articles. iGrocerie3,
Globe and Wall Lamps, Pure Wines, Spirits and
Swing, and StandLamps, Liquor, for Medical pnr.
Bottles, Walls aud Apoth poses, only, III IHt 9Yl
ecary shop Furniture. Cigars, Fine cut, Chewing
Paint and Varnlsh, Brush and smoking Tobacco,
y es, WhitcwAsh' md Hh0el 6nufs, Lemons and Or.
Brushes Tooth, Hair Angcs, Surgical lrHsrif.
and Cloth Brushes. Esl ments, Trusses, Extracts
sential Oils, Perfnmery, aud all kinds Of popular
r U' Patent Medicines.
Our goods are warranted to be fresh, pure and
genuine, and were purchased at the lowest rates
for ready cash, and will be sold at Cleveland pri-
ces. Physicians, ApothecarieS, Mechanics and
Artists who use our articles in large quantities,
will be furnished at Wholesale prices, and will
find IL to III cir advantage TO purchase Of us, rather
than send to Cleveland, or elsewhere. In aword.
all our goods shall be Of su. h prices and qLaliiy
as to make it for tho interest o~feyery purchaserto
patvooize US. Call and zee.
Ashlond, June 8, 1853. > q e9tf
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During The past week there has been
quite a s~iringency In the money market.
As might have been expected, bills are
cssbed with difficulty. One held by Book
ram, The tailor, against Deem. Brown, wal
offered in The marke, yesterday, but with.
oul success. The brokers refuse 10 "do'
Mr.. Buckram's paper, on the ground tina
Mr.. Buckram had evidently been "dOne'
already,
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Office Franklin & Warren n. R.Col
FRANKLIN, Portage CO., Ohio, Sept. &C. 1859. Z,

EkRzE A T meeting Of The Directors
held June II, 1858, The following assessments upon
Stock subscriptions were made, via: Ten per cent. nay.
able July lst, 1853, and an assessment often per cent.
at the. end OF each succeeding sixty days. until the
whole amount is paid. Three instruments are there.
fore now due. TO wit: The FIRST when subscribed, (by
the %charter,) the second July 1st, and the third, Au-
gust 3lst. 'h iU Fl
Subscribers in Ashland village and county arc re.
specially requested TO Immediately pay all install
ments now due, aid as they hereafter become due, at
the Banking House Of Luther, Grail & Co., Ashland,
unless called upon BY the Collector. ns.'u
10 's JOEL w. TYLRR. Sec.
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Levi Wallace ct al In Partition IL
w Ashland Common Pleas.

A MrKini,v n, nj
PURSUANT TO the command Of an order OF
sale issued in the above case from the Court
ofCommon Pleas of Ashland County and State Of
Ohio 10 me directed, | will expose to public sale
at the door Of thu Court House in said county,
On Monday, The 7h day Of November,
A D 1868, between the hours Of ten o'clock A NJ
and four O'Clock P M of said day, tho following
described Real Estate, situate and being in the
county Of Ashland and State of Ohio, to wit: the
east half of the south east quarter Of section eight
Isl IN township twenty 1901 oi'range sixteen [l6l
containing eighty acres more or less, Also tho
south west quarter Of section nine 70, In township
twenty l20l of range sixteen [l6l containing one
hundred and sixty 1901 acres more or less, con-
tanning in all two hundred and forty [24Ol acros
more or less. The one undivided half Of said
lands appraised at twenty-five dollars per acre
making in all the sum OF three thousand dollars;
and the balance being the one undivided half Of
said two hundred and forty acres, appraised at
$40 per acre, %subjectto a Widows dover hereto
fore ussisned-muking in all $4,000. Total ap
praisement, $4,000. '
Terms OF sale :--onc.third cash IN hand, on Il o
day Of sale o~nc-third in one year, and one-thiid
in two years. Deferred payments TO DO secured
by Mortgage. bOs
- ali I'D. JONES, Sheriff.
September "a, 1853. lI On 6wl7 pisG
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Nelson Slater IN pARTlTIoN-Iu

Nelson Slater IN PARTlTION-Iu
pS. .ag Ashland Common Pleas.
Mary Johnson ct ally '' 0''.'"
DURSuANr to an order Of sale issued in tho
above case from the court Of common pleas
of Ashland county and State Of Ohio TO me direct
ed, | will expose to public sale at the door oftho
court house in said county
On Monday, The I'M day Of Nouember.
AL 1859, between the hours Of ten O'Clock A M
and tour O'Clock p NJ Of said day the following
described real estate situate and bong in the
county of Ashland and State Of Ohio to wit: be-
ing part ofihe north west quarter Of section num-
bor thirty 1907 township. twenty-five t2G Perry;
FRANCE fifteen 10Y commencing atthc north west
corner of lands owned by John Devault in said
quarter, thence west 6ny rods to the corner of
lands owned by Nathan Stem, thence south one
hundred and sixty rods to the south boundary
line Of said quarter, thence east 'fny rods to the
line Of sid DEFAULTS lands, thence north along
said line TO the place of neutrality-suspicious.
fny acres more or less. To be sold sui iect TO
a Widows dover heretofore assigned. Terms Of
sale-one third cash on the day Of sale, one third
in one year. md the balance In two years, with
interest on the ,st payments from day of SALE
Deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises. on -
October D, 1858. H tU. 6wpfS6
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]. Wilson, of Hartford, Connecticut,
has invented railroad switch which is so
constructed as to open by the pressure of
the advancing cars on The rails, and 10 close
by lis spring as soon as they have
passed, thus doiog away with the services
of a switch tender.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

The Portsmouth hquirsr posts a lel-
low named Edward Forbes, who suddenly
left that place without paying his board
bill. Before he LEFT, he had engaged to
marry two young ladies', one of whom
had prepared everything for the wedding.
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LOOK HEREIi

HAVE procured a right Tor an improvement
i in building houses, by which a house may be
built for a small amount Of money, with all the
conveniencos and comforts Of the dearest housosi
and as | have appointed John Smalley, Of Ash
land, as my agent for this county please call on
him and examine the model, and procure a right.
ANDREW s. NORRIS.
Troy, Ashland co., Aug. s, 1853. lN
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNER-
SHIP. N WTUtav,sp

N0TICE.-The partnership heretofore exist
IN ing between Leach & Sprengle in the Car
rage manufacturing business, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All debts due the, firm will
be hereafter paid to Ames & Leach, and all debtb
owing by the firm will be liquidated by Amel'&
Leach, SUCCESSORS TO Leach & Sprengle.
.ofaa 10 &c LEACH,
it.r .l II. C, SPRENGLE,
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u. Y. LEACH,
H.. C. SPRENGLE,

W Amss 4 Leach having purchased the entire
interest Of II. C. Sprengle in the we'll Known Car
rage Mandatory ofLeach b sprengle, respect
fully tender TO the public their thanks for past IA
vora, and hope to be able in future to merit . re-
spectacle portion Of public patronage
Ashland October u, 1853. 3M2IR
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A FRESH supply of Wright's Indian Vegetable
N Phis, a standard English Medicine, Tor tie
reVontion and cure Of disease, to aid and imp
prove digestion and purify the blood. For sale
at the new Drug Store in Ashland, by
R0LLA n. CHUBB h co.
June 10, 1853.
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NEW GROCERY.

GE0RGE JOEEEI50N,
IIAS just opened IN Main street, in Ashland
IL one door east of N. s. Sampsel & Co.'s
Drug Store, a Grocery, where may be found u
gene raj assortment of mfl.H
Groceries Confsciioneries,
and also n variety ofEotions too tedious to men,
ton; and, in a word, every article usually kept
in a Grocery, except Intoxicating liquors, which
he never has dealt in. lie therefore invites the
public to call and see what he has got for sale.
Ashland August 3, 1903. 3mllt
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A late writer says there are two classes
Of people in England-poor devils and
fox hunters. The former spends his ex.
islence in chasing after a living, and the
latter in chasing after blood hounds.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

A new coming press, intended for
coming the new quarter and half dollars,
has just been placed in the Philadelphia
mint. .
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber las
- beeu appointed and qualified as administrator on
me esiale OF Jonathan Hayslett, late OF Ashland
county, deceased and all those Indebted 10 said es.
hNe IN any wise, are requested to make immediate
paImenl, and all having claims against said estate,
Will present them legally authenticated within ono
year. LUKE sEIRy
Htn ltmOeTV VI. IHlN .L. ."H... lain
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A MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE.
ACOMPANY.-Ohice II East Fourth.Strect,
Cincinnati, ohio.-Incorporated by the Slate OF
Ohio. Charter perpetual. Authorised Capital
SlO0, 00Oi and a large accumulated fund.
This Company will insure lives on either the
Stock or Mutual plan. Persons i%nsuring in the
Mutual Department can secure one half Of the
premium by giving a premium note. Those insu-
ring in the Stock Department can pay their pre-
mlums annually, semi-annually, or quarterly
The rates are as low as those charged by mos
Companies. t M
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

Some sixteen hundred acres Of land
have recently been purchased in Iowa, on
which a colony Of monks have settled.
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OFFICERS N DIRECTORS.
MERCK y. DEAN, President
GEORGE W. GRAHAM, Secretary. a.

DIRECTORS. ..,.
Merck B. Dean, Charles A. GlaIier,
Jesse Garretson MD, X. Hankenson,
George S. Bennett, George W. Graham.
VISITING AND EXAMINING PHYSICIANS.
r. D. Mussey, NJ. D., W. II. Mussey, NJ. D.,
r.. y. Newton, M. D., Jesse GarretsoD, M. D.
N. B.-RespOnsible persons physicians and
othersl may obtain the Agency Of this Company
for their neighborhood, and be supplied gratis
with It's publications for circulation BY addressing
tho Secretary.
The fullest information in relation to the sub.
ct of Life Insurance will be freely impaired to
applicants at this Office.
GEO. II. PARRER, Agent, Ashland.
June TO-, lSb3-Iy4,
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stabler,s Anodyne Cherry Expeetora,

stabier's Anodyne Cherry Expectorant
Is confidently recommended to lnvaiids, as uSsuR PASS.
ED by any known preparation, for the cure Of Coughs,
HoarseHess, and other forms OF Common Colds; BRO
CHTlIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION In an
carly stage, and for the Relief Of the patient even In
advanced stages Of that fatal disease. Haf
II combines, in a scientific hammer, remedies oflong
esteemed value, with others Of more recent discovery;
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities, acts tbro'
the skin gentil and with great efficacy, for the cure
oftbis class Of diseases. i
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S'TABLER'S. DIARRHEA CORDIAL

Is a pleasant Mixture. compounded In agreement
L with the rules OF Pharmacy, OF therapeutic agents,
long known aud celebrated for their peculiar eficaey
IN curing DIARRHEA, and similar affections Of the
system. In Its action, II ALLAys NAUSEA and produces
a healthy condition Of the LIVER. thus removing the
cause at the same time 1t cures the disease.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

Melancholy sight-a shoemaker who
has lost hi, all and brcathcd his last!
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ID. FOX

IL EEPS constantly on hands BOOTS and
IN SHOES, SADDLES and HARNESS, at al
times. VIM. Nelson, Foreman. Llip3l
Mysviiie, April ", 1858. 'a fTu si.
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Hogs arc selling at Henderson, Ky, Al
81 nett,
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'Fly-speck on the glass head-doubtlcss accu,
muIAted in some specimen ofrural architc cture IN
Germany.
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Agents In Ashland, Dr. n. $, Sampsel, Rowsburg,
John p. Stamets; Savannah, n. =, See Il co, II
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Wholesale and Retail DruggIsts,I VI
Two doors enst Of the Bank, aud opposite the Empire
If hna. Store, .Ntetgaa h
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

vIeKssuRGPer steamer Wright go bales cotton
Newman-i41 Wright Williams fehowss Aee-iis Reks
4eelos Watt Desaules-2 Sndd5 S'saer 49, rsy1o
rser Xeo4o Esn 6eose Male Cox &es3l Kelly F,sIier
qs N md Moody2s Dennstoun co2S Bogaft Foley
Avary93 MeLeno currn &cosa Ward " shaw
curry Personals Mecaf-ls Nj Pncknrd
eo1s Nelson Owen colo Robson Aliens
Byrne Henderson Peaee Lseso fesrn ponesan 80
Ged deo-es bales hlde DO snesl
skins and randies 10 orier-Total bales cotton 1873
BAYOU sARk-Psr New Latonai bales cotton q W
shaw sc-ls bills uoassss Mongomeys do Roman ksr
nlsnls hids Robinson Dermot. aco-sundii,s to order
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UUoRATIo D. HEWITT, PIANO

"URATIU d. HEWITT, FIANO
Ia FORTE ASp MUSIC STORM S ,s, y SAM r.
attention Of public his large and extensyeu
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all kinds
well Of PIANo
FoRTEs from the factories the United States and
found those Of AZ ST0DARD Co..
NV York HALL son. of New York and PIEYEL Co. o.
the following kinds; GRAND BE-
MI-GRAND, PiCCoLO, PICcoLo oBLIQuE AND sQuARE-are
celebrated pake in the world combining all the late
Of s. eX S sX They will be sold At
Of all kinds and in quantity.
Among the constantly on hand the largest and
brought the Southern
which reasonable rates. GUITARS mannfae
ured by WILLIAM HALL SON from the most approved
MODELS the and warranted TO
stand the climate The had years. experience in
cities, well NewOrieans and
thoroughly with ,he minue doiails q the business HI
in the Southern marked
and his facilities that he will awsys have on hand selected
stock MUSICAL And the LATEST and
MOST FASHIONABLE The Musical Public respectfully
invited to and examine his stock.
fei3 HORATlo D. HEWITT, 80 Camp street, New orleaua
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ELECTION NOTICFs-


ELECTION NOTICES.
nR- 49,
Hs,c ri COURT o ths ds e, s 81 Of The FIRST
: ,'p''''' 'y M NAVY riI isi Ds'a jsisii
1 Ts s pssrsSy ri ~ amaze
! - -~'o' COURT. N ms ~ :
SECOND DISTRICT COURT ior oL Llaa
! na-p N pna-
a res sSr and sne past fourteen
DISTRICT COURT o, % ns Of sad ECoNi
- nhis
CLERK or rH Dh srsoS " pooLE s candidate for
eVuHf. mhe I'd
,, - -, Editors Of the Crescent. place
oF TIE IL GAsrgLL candidate for n, oss ~
Asa- Messrs Editors. pI....
e., for CLERK OF THE THrsp me as
ohLEANs ''i N IA WIS ySIcr r COURT or NEW
NJ WuJyAwp prn,
THIRD DrsTRIcT COURT. or oftS. Ut CLERK OF the
-- mhsE
CHARLES we are authorized to announce Colonel
nhi or whatever Court the may changed iia TO-
cb-
mIiI 'aMEs HopvY.ra q;
No. .vrr, n prsr ;s Ca mEgE99gLEANs
CIR or Tt,E FIErts 6peTa,on cn,1pT iia ~ W., ~
day in November next. -.-------- Ssiss
RON prs..n. Clerk Of The Fsh Ds. Court e.addais for
''''N ''l' court .eise.'es .sss@e. ''''' $40
coGRT candidate ''r CLERK w THE FIFTH DS mks
- FOR CLEkK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
ssd for he last himself eanssa sr he
Ss cLERksHP of said Court Whatever Court the
'AA"s
Me- Messrs. Editors: Please announce Dr.
ROBERT N. GRAHAM as Candidate for CORONER OF TIE
-
~ Please announce ammo Dr. GEoRdE W; CROSS
ravo,o,r : W. v7,sor W. 49,. ou
sAsaed to annouus THEODORE J. wfikNsoy CORNER Of the
City and farh Of Ss~ofsan' :. candidate for '''
p,sose onnonnce Tuos Asvrw 90 can.
dids,e STATE TAX COLLECTOR, Frss District. .aa
$500,
hon. " yoSrE. ame present ne slGE
on THE PEACE FOR THE PARlsH OF ORLEANS. SAFE
~ Cvopop pr.peov "a n cond;dota Sor
reelection CONSTABLE or THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
-
ms VIM C. QUIRK is Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. ~ The D:tr
rom n he ss Ls. Ven ' 'SI
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
rsass u. JOIN R1A "a
COURT. WI ''' ''''' 0''S' ' MANY voTERs jsii
:, :, -,
announce John j. HOPPE Candidate fer to the os
Of CONSTABLE on TIE FIRST JUSTICES couaT o. The Parish
Of Orleans Election SeysmssI ns.. HIS FRIENDS i'''
ooSsTABIE oT rss sscoSD iSs1ics oouaT
November next - i" i"@
- W1 HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
''"hsr Ds't - usion
Ton f,ovsr, = T,,rnr Ir,r,cv,s Cor,r
t' Court Ess.on November nsn MANY FRIENDS aIo.
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TVHE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY of slsIa,
CAMP ysTaEEaE fkMsIE oRpHxs' asylum, on
ia general ,e,pss!y nvisd to assist AZ p,,,.u,
Gas Ehshi seie.afy n rr n -, gr
comsaSs q 4ppngs@e'o snay' D lanes 'a'dss eSi
0AuTIoN -Tbe ar, ccos. of I'm Tv1vrs,s par
PARED FLOUR has Induced others 70 manufacture an article
at?oing e Be- the Al persons esu.oned against PGrehss
| rei. ets "''-'-' w. -'p's =
thereby certify tia, Near. ca.raler SO
Others s,sts rs D. ,ss
Els sg nysnara sv .uSS psrsoas III L. b. LEWIS H. b.
cHrmeAl u NJ, s. e. L0ua
,i,,a ,,mn. ~ ~ Fioas ny yIs,ses Tor family use
Msss chnds po we certify ha Il contains no poisonous il
contrary believe healthy sRa s.i FIppErp
/
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SANS OYSTER !. ssAL.oo.Nl.M,.ThisAC
ICE-ICE-ICE.

ICE! ICE!--J. STAFFORD & Co, Wholesale and
Pontchaan Railroad Depot lower sides No. lSs Old
No. Tchoupoulaa street, No. New ves street, - New vss
SIS Tehoupoulas No. <sl Levss
Houses between Ninth and Harmony Fourth Dis
rict anl
TCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
LIST May for sap by Up WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp mh9s
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EpIANOS AND HARPS.-KUSTNER, sNatA
II MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPs, XAG5k
No Camp the Orphan Asylum begs leave to
inform public that he will continue his profession Of ~
AND REPAIRING PIANOS HARRIS and all kinds Of susi
cal a the shortest notice. sep3s ~
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FURNITURE, ETC.

Cs-Ockes.y, China and 0iaSssrG1'
DR. FELL & CO., "a Common street, en-
Neworieans, Importer and Dealers, Wholesale and
Retail. LAMPS, Plated and Britannia CAsToRs, CANDLE
STICKS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANENED WAITER S,se.
IN Goods viii DO offered at low prices and when fer ire country
pack Ted in the safest Cy20 ~
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
oyPIcE DAILY CREscENr,
Tuesday Morning. October 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
chip Sea Lob eolding ior eAdi. JP Whitney &eo
ARRIVED.
mo Arrivals from Seal
Etsamboats
Nm Wright, Clarke, from vicksturg.
New Latons Gross, from Bayou Sara.'
EXPORTS.
VERA eRUZ-Psr ship Sea Iion 1885, slaves
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HENRY PARSONS, Is Camp
Il stree, offers for sale PIANO FoRTES nom
NUNS CLARK, cHICKERlNG and PLEYELl7 1 ri VI
These bulders acknowledged byu
all acquainted with the business to stand unrvasd Their in
dspel all Doubt The public
respectfully and them. ~ Tuning and repair
g once carefully and with dispatch. Jess