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Gss~ SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election
November lie
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ELECTION NOTICES.

gzs- J. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent of
Engh Delivery the City Pooce candidate for CLERK
OF ThE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mis- teH
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RsTs~ THOMAS G. POOLE is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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Ra5- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reelection
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To- Ship SHEFFIELD, Capt. Lewis, from Lv-
srpoo II to discharge Post H. frs, Dict
CYtgnses ell TO take permits and attend the
Of thor goods. All goods permitted within days will
10 the public stores @, W. HYNSON 50 Camp street. js2s
10 The consignee of 1856 bars of Railroad
Iron 70 tbs order Msss vose Perkins Co. New York
clip Sheffield from Liverpool will please make himself known the
WE YNSON Agent Camp street. ie!s
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Es~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
cauRr.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
the Fifth District Court NewOeins which situation he has
LED f last year, himself candidate for the
re ehhnkei To- l.
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&c Ship SACHEM, Captain Woodberry, from
Boston, dscharfg her opposite Post a. First Det
conssuees will please attend TO the o. their goods
is7e O. W. HYNS0N, 70 Camp street,
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mr.. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST, assasys-a.
~ tenders his professional the ladies
and n Of New 9ssns and Vicinity ssns YY
His aud surpassed by Thess
ayong him it'll their patronage assured that all operations
VIII be rtory GF Office and residence 22 Canal see between
Bourbon and Dauphin, two doors Holiness
~ FULL UPPER SETS OF TEETH the suction principle viii
BE- guaranteed ~ in every for us ta0o FuL SETS
Upper and Lower) for from sl25 to $780, apl6 istf
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Es- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
4 MOTT a candidate CLERK OF THE DISTRICT
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

Ns- The regular Alabama River packet
RUBY will leave for MONTGOMERY landings
ms EVENING, at O'Clock. from ias New Basin =.
ls2s JOHN f. HYDE, Agent, II P0ydrss street.
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re- j. B. CHANDLER is u Candidate for Con-
STALE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Eueten Neyea
10 iAlh
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b elow-Coming Up
Iig and one Eehr, unknown.

Columbus, Smith, from ST LOUIS.
st Nicholas, Burke, from st Louis.
Sydonis, Kay, from Grand Eoore.
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. NJ. BERTIN, for tn

KY JOHN ORCHARD is n candidate for CIERK
r THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh2s
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@ss- To the Editor of the Crescent Please
JOHN ]. HOPPE Candidate c,an the ofe
CONSTABLE FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of he Parish
Of Orleans. Election November HIS FRIENDS el6
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JT0BACC0The Subscribers and SALE
N lots 70 cult purchasers CUBA, HAVANA FLORIDA MASON
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENN EE MISSOURI WRAPPERS
and FILTERS. Also, TOBACCO and BALES Sc
leeled for the Mexican market, plantation use.
TURNER q RENSHAW
90 Camp and ass TchoupoulAi street
nv TOBACCO BALED 70 ORDER ia ivlmqn
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~ FRED. j ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election
November next. led ii
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&sr wy HrrRs wsrEsB. Csniidsts FIR ccrs
ess 4 \, isEiss asaisi sssi'i sa'aF,l ~ Ass.sisEa
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4 BAD LEG OF A VERY DANGEROUS NATURE CURED BY
HoLLlWA9S OINTMENT AND PILLS Mr.. Poole, No MeI
maid Cou't Be rough had suffered period with
full leg, which bafd the skill Of The
private ETarc well the hospitals aud dprnsaries,
whose she had been whom
could effect the least good The ioowas Pills
alone has been the curing this extraordinary bad the
wonder and establishment of all who have it, Mira Poole
far advanced in
II the establishment of Proe HOLLOWAY, Strand
rear Temple Bar London by at the respectable Drug
Dealers Medicines United States boxes 37 cents
and u 50 each Whoies by the pal Drug Houses
Union, and by Mssrs D. D. SANDS New York WRIGHT
h co New Orleans.
~ There is considerable ing in taking the large
n BDeons for The guidance paents, every disorder
sins ed to snrlb ia1Ta
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&g- WIN. U. QUtRK is a Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF TIVE SECOND JUSTICES COURT rss-The District
TIE old Filth SIXTH and Seventh Wards
'Hssti anu nom tue l%Ntr 70 tue l. ke
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NEW ORLEANS and Car E6 a
l rolltou Raiload-Carroiton Lins-l ID > xGX&s
Departure ofTrnin.. From Eex o,,saNI:
ss ssss Ta. a.d ~ and sS doSs
siveyi and until quarter pasiT in winter.
scrss Cars .ad 6 A. w. O. sand IopS
Steam Trains-IA and hour afterwards ani xpeis
yy Il snnmef s1s Until p y; e Winter,
~ hsshrd
and snd OF shsas'Ord Monday 4 NSzsnbsr
tB These Carsran from the Depot No. 10 Bsorne street.
Departure IF Cars.
:. pePo, IS BArOnne asrse,.. and 81
bepS II s:;cs1s stree, snds
Ate, which the win leave every minu,ss
uatil o'clock Pm.
And sk, az and ioH p. NJ, from Lafayette.
FiEe-ia eents Children under ~ yesTs, half pnes
allied when rsa1rsd, after the nhsi
JEFFERSON AND LAKEE w5 -
- PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILWAY - p; g =
TO LAKE PoyTtH4RTRALN.-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From NsUorleans ria Caroton) % Lake Pg-teAdrail
From Peido street AMI Tyo Circle Defou-s So To- H. IL
Nj, A5,6,7P.M
SUNDAYS.
From rtiio aud Tivo Circle Depos-6 H. a A.
Lap NJ after which the following Express Trains from Tyc
Circle ~, 81, ~, 81, ca ~ p NJ
From lake PoAiehaan (ria crroQa) Ner0saSs
WEEK DAYS.
Tc rerd aud Tlyo Circle pepose, III ~, 1, l.
III A. NJ, ls5S, ~, "a 81 AZ S}z 81 ~, IN F. ~
SUNDAYS.
i1st' and f9s | . f .hel he III Fl @
to liNoh Circle IA, "A S}4 ~, 81, 81, II, "a r. NJ
e AZ the Efore Trains take land passengers carroll,an
tB Bagga etc received At Dspots only.
II Between Newosans and Carrollt,n, Is each
between carroton and Lake POuiehara 10 cents each
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OFFICE THE DAILY CREscESr,l
Tuesday Morning, June 2s, 1853. /
CLEARED YESTERDAY
NSr "ss"p bark Caroline Louise, Eng'em, for Bordeaux,
Brig RogerIne, Norris for Alexandra, vs., win Norfolk,
ARRIyEp
Steamship il. Day Talbot from Fey West Green, Harding
ship urel, Eos.r 20 Boston, ms.tsr-ist dist
Ship Peter Marcy Thomas IS day, from Newport, Wales
schr Star, Parker, rcm ArAasAs, H Stone Sr0?d
steamboats,
solSmsu, Smith, from s. loul.
sydonia, Kay, from Grand Ecore.
Below-ooming Up
Que Lark, one brig snd one Echr, unknOup
EXPORTS,
sas H., cisons L.a'T
300 b5s uOlases 20 do whisky.
IMPORTS
BtSION-Per ship Urel: Cargo Ire II Wood d Low.
WALks-rsr ship Peter Marcy 52ls bars railroad iron.
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
RI 81 @gS ~ eo G k.y ~ Ss Do 49, 30 ' c
G a S1 Ms o1s b ;S pyG IS goo 81. ro 200 DBL,
Scott sSc-9ls do Nevl.n ssrey 1851 do weodrnG SEQ
4onaoli .Es bacon salc;gop Esauoi ri, t,o mise NJ NJ
orer-I bale aton N Greenwood 5000 hbds a6aco q Rob-
concentrates to board-Toal lobsrco 81 hbd,
50 eur i'st - o K sss A iaS % a
bans bales hay Sutton 5 ssss hay s t, Ca s DO corn
wig &eo-3o SKIS corn Michael &coias sks 1870 do
Ogby Macsuayss hbls lard Gvtadn &coi01 bbs
Connolly &coso do beef Hewitt Norton &col reshng machine
Cha eaka So50 bbs flour EgsT 30 cks Martin
Owen 6cOioO Kenne
Dix &eoI6 bale. hemp Perkins Campbell
bacon Shuiz adden-s soks
butter rs rs candles DooSo bills -four IS do pork do
meal IS casks Waters Camden &ol bales hzr 10
bbs ale 22e lead Buddecke &coO0O pigs lead Fosdck
loo bbs hOur May VanhoOk2 bales Cocks &co-l do
Payne d Harrison.
GRAND EcoRE,Per steamer sydOnia bale, cotton Nugen
IS a. swssy. fensSsy Fay
lorl2 do Powell Hopkns-3 do Rugsley Blair do
dco- do To- 4
HadS3 do Farley, Jurey AGO. do Goorron Boss do Il bb
moatses Hill bale wool RoubsuToial 24 bales
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Jas Day, Wpst-Geo Hyuscn lady,
children and -fvt Abel ,soy lady, Mrs Roe
Mrs Crosby and children Capt Sands mer
espe Jones' Getts DELL Rs~ der ance, Hill Baregh Cope
Stone Douglass, Bull, Watson, WiIler-ls n deck. n
CONSlGNEES.
For steamship Jas Day, from Key wsst-N nu Rogers Bar
uard &co-F II Allison Zsiatin &co-And order,
GtIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
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NIFTY DOLLARS REMARp-Lnst willie

entity DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost while
passing from hs store Of sl.k Day s,sns through Mssa
OLAF Fifty -. tf oSs
BRApSER smith CHAPMAN 81 eravieT the Hinder viii
GtHAMPAGNES OF VARIOUS BRANDS
ETC. received OK ship and s ale sirrros 70 Of
SIDEs-94 casks Ribbed, II casks Clear,
IA landing ''' Fasaf h6 sPi fdsT i's z
NAVAL SToRES-2OOO bbls Tar, Pitch and
Resin for sale by A. DELAGRAvE co, II Magazine
II IME-S00 bbls Western and Thomaston, for
'ay by A. DELAGRAvE& CO, II Maga. ne street le2s
nAKUM-l200 bales, for sale by
w it2s A. DELAGRAvF sco, II Magazine street,
SHOULDERS-2 30 casks choice Cincinnati, in
- store and for sale by DALEY, Sc Tehoupton Jews
r IME-l50 hhds. Philadelphia Lime, for sale
IL by J. H. AsIIBRpsE CO. So s. Charles street. ie24
bacon sHOULDERs--75 casks, for sale by
ID Ie2s KENNEDY FOSTER IS Tehoupitouas street.
ELOUR-l0OO bbls. Superfne ST. Louis, 800
s do Extra '' KEsS 'Rf ' IS roppsoua street.
MESS PORK--400 bbls. Mess, $50 do NJ.
~ .s o. Is DO R ERSSss Fl X FOSTER Is raou.. street
HAMS-75 tierces Sugar Cured, 80 casks
i5s5 REMEDY 4 FOSTER, Is Tchouptoulas street.
u ARD 0IL.-l50 bbls No. l, winter strain
ed. for aaie by H. CARTER q CO. ~ Common
A LMONDS-Tarragona Moliere and Langue-
.SlS & IT, i F. NICHOLS co. 81 Camp street,
SsULPHUR-l5 tons landing from brig Zefro,
api3 BARELLI q Co, 81 Common street.
VNAMARlNDS-10 kegs Fresh, in store, for
IL sale by Ije4 Ell. HART CO., 70 Tchoupitoulas
4 CAROLINA COWPRAS-S5O bags Carolina
~ Seed CowPea., fresh arrival, for sale by
YEA A, +. COCHRAN CO., SO Gravier street.
DRAZIL NUTS-75 bags Brazil Nuts, Just
ID received from L chip Clifton, foI sale by
"a Az. COCHRAN a CO., SO Grnvier street.
A LMONDS, WALNUTS AND PECANS, in
IN Fcssle by BARELLI d Co.si Common
4 HAMPAGNE-15 baskets Fleur de Bouzy,
baskets Cabinet other brands
| for sale by r. F. NICHOLS CO.. 81 Camp my3
rEMENT-200 bbls landing from ship Que
~ bee and for sale by A. DELAGRAvE CO., II Magazine
n UININE-3000 ounces in store, for sale by
0 JED L. J.HARr CO., 70 Tehoupiioulas
ELOUR-2000 barrels Extra and Supertine
"a KENNEDY FOSTER, IS TchOuptouIas street
feOILED LINSEED oIL-20 bbls landing
Gs and for sale by A. DELAGRAvE Co. II Magazine
| IMMIGRANTS logs Honduras, cargo of
I'VE schooner Thomas riereon, for sale by
n UtNtTE-sooo o., In s.ers ena fos s.ls hy
~ I'LL 80 AAks D 81 u fss,sf;iss;s, Nilih
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SAMS OYSTER SAJOON-This Is<a -
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which is on NSV A.
scale greatly Superior fk$y
tird in the South, is just opened at %
i0l ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR better known SAM has been connected with the
this
tohroo when established the
ncPay remained with him I'll his DEATH has continued
since With such experience
unaton the public faithfully with the best in
sots his share Of their
has been sIPsndd in t,ing the SALOON and q BAR
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS that be SERVANTS
for have been employed Including
Cooks. The LARDER will always
CHOICEST FISH AND AME and the OYSTERS SERVED
establishment short trouble
will render this Saloon worthy the patronage
irdicions community. mblI II
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pLADEN SPRINGS, Alabama.-The ~ ~

usdersened proprietor these celebrated and popular a
Syringe, happy inform his friends who
psIken Of these invaluable
the public generally that be prepared
trsby WE'LL number Of Thoss
th Springs hat they
IoInbgbe MOBILIZE which
there regular anbost navigation.
Handsome and safe always ready
from The steamboats, pltsenget. visiting the Springs.
undulsting
healthy, and all favorable exercise
rapid restoration 10 health Of he erieebed invalid.
The waters especially ned for their effects aica
ty diseases the live kdneys while
dyppc experience hiss shown that they
cifc. Common q WOOTEN. Proprietor, my2s Am
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OFFICE Of THE DAILY CREscENr,l
Tuesday Morning, June 2S, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

onEkorrn CO.. s.sE. SO srHsrr
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PAINT pEpor. NM.

Camp street.-The Agents Of the celebrated BRIDGEW AFTER
stef constantly on hand u supply Of Dry, in
ae and hall barrels ground in oil In kegs pounds
h; hsc, Black, manufactured from OF which
" y .ys5 Y cry nn lse;s, to,s full Description Of
s''s ssns n ~ Ss., u nj All, NGs HI f,ss,
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PASSENGERS

Fer steamship Jas LDay Hyucn,
children and Il Abel and soy Fink and LADY, Mrs Roe,
Mrs Crosby and Children Capt Sands ser Mss Fme De-
espie, Jones' Geis, DELL Rswls Ian Hill Baregh Cope
Stone, Douglass, Bull, Watson, Wiler-ls IN decb, ~
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DAss CHRISTIAN HOTEL. : This ~

VVASS CHKISIIAN HUTEL. = This I'd
well known eopens the ElN
Those enjoying excellent bathing
desirable society oeabe living wall lind the Pass inferior
establishment the
The undersigned in commencing the seventh year his
takes this opportunity thanking his for their bta
them that will be left tried
on and tudr sm comfortable during their soicuu at the
Pass.
premises will Carriages Horses billiard
Ia gnis r. H. MONTGOMERY Manager.
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ICE! ICE!-J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
4 Retail Dealers ICE No. 10 Eyaan Fields opposite the
Eonharan RAILROAD Depot lower de No. 1883 Old Levee street
No. Il Tehouptonns New Lvee
Tchoupoulas street
Harmony Streets
riot. ianI lvoa
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JONSlGN EEs
GuGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION

For steamship Jas L Day. Key
nj &co-F r Allison Zsratin &co-and order. - =
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AE URPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- D.
lNl RANT, No. 100 St. Charles steetThis 8HA
lhHhnl, popularity knovn, having been thoroughly A
repaired, repanled ard furnished in every particular N
The accommodation Of the resident well the travel
ing public No effort will the his
assistants dcacY with dispatch aud render his
comfortable tdecb lyl RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

FCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
lat MAY for sale J. P. VIII NEY CO. mh2l
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.
DAY ST. LOUIS The undersigned, e
, having enlarged her hous, iz1
three renee families with pleasant Rooms and Board
the only. Reference in required.
REBECCA NIXON, Bay St. Louis
N1ANTED-An active, industrious Lady,
w thoroughly acquainted with the management geneel
Boarding house. Apply as above. iess 81
vENHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open -
for the reception Boaders NDAY Jun- lsIsSs lu
jel5 n ENOCH EVERETT. I--A-A-
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passing the s.k, Day stauer through
street the of G w sze Mag and Pydrss
tn cts, TWO ONE HUNDRED lOLLAR, ONE FIFTY ONE
TWENTY DOLLAR BANK NOTE. By delivering the n
BRADNER SMITH CHAPMAN, street,
receive the shove reward. j.25
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CREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.-A~s

GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss--&
" THIS famed and popular Summer generally si5H
through ut the So them under the
ELIZABETH PRADAT JOHN PRADAT
situated m distant the village Biloxi will opened
o the ls oi June for the uce visitors
The "GREES OAKS is we'll known
For popularity establishment steadily
increasing The advantages commanding
thu Lake. and salt flows
the u Jailed impress favoriby the
Neworlt ans Mobile and the surrounding country.
Durus the Winter th propeoFs have
and additions The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
and fitted SAIL BOATS will all
Of the vaitors, Of charge-aso CLAREI at Diane
CARR AGES and HORSES lie procured
ad1ilidu, BRASS BAND engaged
Il BALL may be expected twice every week. .
Visitors shng the GREEN OAES requested
t the Captains tie SteAe who Ill lsud them the wharf
the Hotel.
....TERAS....
ftf week. .flO 90
tar Children and Serva an
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Drntistrp.
n!e0irai.
COrRAJD's LIQUID HAIR-DYE is positively

EOURAUDs LIQUID HAIR-DYE is positively
" without exception the best invented
Dr. GOuRAUpS bshed pason Chemical Philosopher
that This Dye stains the skin requires no
property Of The hair mstns .o md nee re-
nov ned SOAP e, sp.9s
doims PoUDRE SUBTLE upcct- hair from low fOrehests
upper lip. pat he body LIQUID ROUGE for pale
WHITE. Found only DR. GOURAuDS old established Lsbos
81 Wsker Broadway and ls WsshinSonst Boston
1T is FACT that my Ongdeat will force the Wits
krs Mushe in six weeks and without stain injury n the
pu would notice it, bat IS GOOD fc
ell THAI TRIAL viii show. Buy want Beard or Hair thick
and s9s'y per bottle ssn, % any part Q, me seantgy
tultonst
NETWORK PRIVATE LYING-IN INSTITUTE,
IN South 9th and sthsts wismbureh By Dr. HOLMES
Examining Pm yscsn for the Coroners Of NewYork
DROOF POSITIVE and SURE-We have sold over
5000 bottles Of Ms wINSL0wS Soothing Syrup the past
year We believe the best medicine In the world for Children
Teehns or fox the cure Of Dseusery and Darhs N Children
whether as from Teehng other IL uuver
sa satisfaction In ali esss above stated rsf and alb
sSd &c si BoY GRIs rEskSs s
q Johntt and BsOsdssyi D cRgMBE No SIS Bs~.Sy
Brooklyn. Price IS cent? bottle.
SAND's SYRUP of HOARHOUND and vEGETA-
~ BILE EXPECT0RANTS-l2 and 30 csns-A delightful and
remedy for Coughs Colds and Conumpous Sold wholesale
and retail at the Ssnds MaumGh Drug Son. No James
TONIC PARACHUTE WATER and POMATUM
i for PROMOTING the GROWTH OF tho HAIR-Ineomp,rs
bic Discovery its virtues invented and improved by Gil tLMS
Rue dc Hospital No u. Rouen Agent NewYork De LUIS
SAN FRUCHET No 81 Chambersst
This new preparation which lis last
perfection labor and observations Us ncon
and Paris and NewYot the safest
It's efficacy each which required furnish the ire
disease where the different the
rspd the consequences often fatal 10 the b. ah necessarily
qualities OF the medical substances which form the
bass Of that composition
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6tationerp, &r.

DIANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, NC
I0FRANCIS LOUTREL, No n M.den-isne Country eno
-, ,uppd at low prices In quantities to SUIT poOn
sy,s,s,n pased &c Printing executed a. low rates
Wips papers Legal Cap all styles Blank Books ana anc IN
sg.sry sdeS Reticules Portfolios Cheesmen Goo ehs
csgs Manifold Letter Writers Diaries and Daily Jouinan oi '
Ofdtn II eeiye prompt attention. ,,,,
DIANK BOOKS, STATIONERY and PRINTING
DG,ORGE H. BELL has constantly on hand awellseioceu
soes Books from medium TO cap made o. ,upenne
An hound with OF without bands also halt bound ruled ana
S @ ,drers DayBooks Journals Cash Books Sc- Lawyers
E ear and letter full and half bound made expressly o
~ p,e Of h prof son; also Blank books ruled printed ena
h.pd 10 order nom tho difficult patterns HIS nen OF
srey selected with great TO which the attention OF ls
sh,nt ana other invited consisting Of Ink Stands aud zen
en- he various patterns Inks from the different manufactures
Can Letter and Conn orca Note ruled and PLAIN the various
d. Psrteu paid printing Bill Heads Caes Cueu
Lara Checks &c Checks autographed from any patti ana
eolrs GEORGE BELL StstioneT Printer and blank nooA
Manufacturer No. lS Nsssaust
WHOLESALE STATIONERY WAREROOMs:1,.
w VIM A. WHEELER Co, Nos IS and 10 Park-row, iai-
rdy orpole the Asor House, NewYork Ciy-fai
Rh 6oodsThe Subscribers have now IN store @ &c
tSu Europe and carefully selected oca OF
TIE and FANCY STATIONERY, eomPrsns every Var'e 0 lug
bh Ere uoh and German Goods - ..n, of Ar,eri
hey have also on complete assortment OF
ihsr are sole rroprefors Tor Whitneys Patent rus
,rS ma AGENT, for he sale OF adeys Fa American Wr,n
Td whchis superior Arnods FLUID ana
NM lower who consult Their own interest W"
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

Fare IS
CEPTEMBER- 1s53-For Shrewsbury Long Dra nc.
= Hisbnd Dock House. Port Washington Nogn,: posa
ny rsiddetowul and Red BenkIhe new elegant ana
~ er steamer THOMAS G. HAIGHT Cspt p Cor
H., viii commence running the day of september
bour. between and Red BANK tolc ma
u, The REGULAR landings the shove route Leaynt Red Ban.
.vsyv morning o'clock Leaving New foI. reeApi Lat
pisa, ever afternoon At q o'clock. Fare . cents
This boat will run the above hours until further notice
CFpTFMBER le53.-For Shrewsbury Long Brancn
- ubisnd Dort Ocean House Port Washington Moanfs Dock
H. Doct M,ddetown and Red Bank The and splendid
stemer ALICE C. PRICE Capt H Hasgey Viii run non oe'
81 Urrrsx-st North liver daily follows
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pEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
Goal.

Goal.
NOAL-Very best quality of Red Ash Stove and Egg
Tor and families delivered screened from the yafa W
% ooeieA 81, az ~ W. w NAT. CLINTON.
COAL-The subscriber is now prepared 10 supply
consu,ners with various kinds Of Anthracite ana bun
on Coal v Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehgh aLlo.on h
srpool Oe Csnne Sidney and Cumberland newly mnee ee
be of the very best quality w d rom The vessel or
s.c,ee1ed rm The ward JAMES L. WORTH south ws corner
Albany and wsshngtOnss 9Th cor ThomPson and cor
AmOs-st yopTtI a Wail,t m
stair, iy Psnk Buiding) through Dispatch Post VIII receive
. ompt attention
NOAI.-Peach Orchard Red Ash, Large Nut, ~ 10
FIG Stove and Range White Ash Egg Stove or hsnse
= 1o-I,tVaeSS n' on S;T,ones, JACOB WEEKS.
CUMBERLAND COAL from the Mines OF the New
b.cn hhlv domestic aud pu
For market price Apply 81 Tue ONCE Vi
The Company, No - Wallst'
TAY IN YOUR COAL.-We are prepared to supply
the hest ouates Red and White Ash Coals together WIZ
LS,ttlooL anu , ~, ~ - ANDREAS son,
~ Ysfes No 60 Grcenwchsv and cor shsv and 4hh'i
nITTSTON COAL-The Pennsy lvania Coal Com
superior White Ash Ptsto Coal Of
III Is clean and in good suitable for steam shppns aid
5on,se rurpcses It's boats yards IN hs Cny
give coed vessels loading Newf ORA OF foiL E~en
attention the delivery Of Coal Tor donsc puf-
noses Apply office. Of Broadway and "Als
CMAIL PEA COAL.-The PENN. COAL 20. oner
- nv small Pea Coal well adapted Tor Steam
np-rcses AMY at ohhce Broadway corner "als