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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

THE HoosIER LADTEs.-Pe1ry county, Ia, de.
to have q long chapter in the history Of Wonen
Rights Last week the Court in session and there
le,s than twenty two applications for divorce
lady who desired TO bs divorced among her other grev
ances stated that her good for nothing lord always
turned his back TO her in bad The Judge thought this
sufficient, and forth with granted her application
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

SEVERE SENTENCES. Several white men were
convicted Of larceny in Charleston l. c. last week. and
enten ed 70 imprisonment for different periods In add
on 20 which they to receive thirty nine iashes the
bare back IN tbs market place white female sail to
be respectable ml.ner, Of industrious habits and hay
Dg large family, convicted Of larceny, and sen
enced to be imprisoned two tbs and receive one
ash On to bare back. Daniel T Shepherd charged With
he homicide Of William Hodge senten ed 10 IN
prisonment for twelve months and fue Of 81, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
IPER s1rAMsurp CANADA. AT BosroN,1

PER STEAMSHIP CANADA AT BOSTON,
ANTwTRP-Arr Nov 2 Elizabeth, Ellery. New York; 9Th,
Mayaower, Rogers do; l0th Castor, Blanche, do. Sid
9th Shelter, Robinson, do.
BoRDRAUx-Sld from the Roads Nov s. Mount Washing
ton, Davis New Orleans 9th Howard Soule, New York.
Adv, Harriet spauding Arco Iris Scott Dyer and Felicia,
for New York. Adele for Philadelpha; Louisa Bliss and
Ellen Maria, for New Orleans.
Extraordinarily Nov 6, Monmouth, Trufant, New Or.
leans Neptune, and Kolus Baltimore 9Th Norma Horst
mann, NYok eth, Wichslhausen, Danuemann, do.
BRrs1oICld Nov Masonic, Whitney, New York; 10th,
Mary Crocker, Croker, New Orleans.
CHARNTrArr Nov 8, Garland Martin, Belfast, to load
for United = ates.
CuxBAyEs--sld Nov Z. Hersehel, Meyer, New York.
DEAI-Afr Nov o, Della Chaplin, Howard, New Orleans,
md proceed 10TH State Of Name Ford from Iondoa
for Calcutta and sid 18th Also sid 9th Salisbury knapp
Boston; Nehemiah Hand, Turner, Rio Janeiro
FIusHNG- Sid Nov g. Robert Parker, Trefethen, New
Orleans
GAsoow-Arr Nov Q, Velocity Patten, st John, NIB Sid
9th, Cora LII IAmbers New York; Brooksby Clark,
Gan Fnncisco Purchase Rodney, Boston, eth Hy Poole
Wylie, NYork.
HAyRa-Arr Nov Q, George Thomas, Amesbury, NYork.
Sd Oh, Admiral. Buans, Ny0ssi Cotton Planter Ripley,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

PRAIR1Es ON FfgE-In Livingston and Shelby
COUNTESS III the bres the prairies have OF late
very destructive Not only the grass OF the prarss bat
he woods destroyed by it. the leaves yug thick
the ground the long drought havir rendered them
easy # ignition Fences stables and barns have been
many farus and the dwellings have saved
with difficulty Ia instances whole ae,Gs and stocks
Of grain have been consumed
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william Sburu city intelligence,

CoRoNERs INQUEST Mr. David II Barnes OF the arm
Of Barnes Rogers, stevedores In Cosnties slip, New
York, while walking through South Seventh str set
Friday night, taken with severe indspositlon. H.
proceeded to the King Is County Hotel near BY sat iowa
In the bar ROOM vomiting very violently
expired In about three minutes The Coroner held
inquest Saturday morning, and the Jury rendered
osassd resided In Harlem, WHORE b Leaves VIE al
,sysrA ehildysA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

MINISTER TURNED YAGRAST.--The st. Louis H..
bUi9enor Of Tuesday last states that man, named
John Berger fined and committed ia full Ter the
ysgrant act the previous dsy Berger was formerly
minister Of the Gospel in Ilinoia. and q OF
eIectsble standing in his ayocaton but Cor time he
has fequend the grog shops In 81 Louis and has often
been confined in the Gala boose for drunkenuess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
Exeass in 1852 over 1853.
sae6,4l2 IL

In closing up the specie exports for the month. We
deem it not Inappropriate 70 refer TO the sagacous
predictions of of contemporaries on this sub
Jet One OF them the lst inst consoed its friends
in Wall street by saying, it is believed in wellinformed
rces that after this week the shipments of gold
VIII be sensoly reGucedfoEeiyn exchange will decline 70
such point will render specie shipments Improbable
Another, on the same day, said-"Nearly million Of
dollars in gold has been engaged for to morrcws Liverpool
steamer which Will os abou. the last heavy specie ship
ent OF the season. The tendency ST sterling exchanges
strongly downward from the steady OF bills,
arising from increasing exports at all ports" The
nexed record will the saysf.y and knowledge OF
these philosophers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

SUNDAY, Nov. 27-6P. u.
The transactions Of the week have bsen so limited as
to afford little for comment The chief stock dealt
in has been Lehigh Mnc which commands ready sale.
We surprised to Parker Vein selling The stock
Of coal company which exchanges its legitimate bust
for the calling Of carrier hardly seems
on the face of it, desirable invss tment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DLPARTMENT.-On the 18th of November there
were OF Treasury warrants entered on the books of
the Department
For the redemption Of stocks. sl0to55 %
For Treasury Department exclusive Of stocks 23I8 So
Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous
sources. .........,.............. 10 70
For the War Department. 5000 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

SUICIDE OF A MEDIUM.-Ibe HerkImer Uem0fTnf
contains an account Of the suicide Of Lewis a. Emery
that town. He was young Of twenty one years o
age bad been belle er in spiritual mediums and was
himself medium He bad bean slightly dsrangsd for
some time before his death.
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Port or New York, Move
Fort q New York, NOvembSf ", 1858.
CLEARED
Nov 2e-shir mot brig) Panama (new), Cave, Liver
pool, John Norton, Jr.

CLEARED.
Nov 2e-shil (not brig) Panama (new), Cave, Liver.
Ship Rcchamheau (of Thomaston) Stackpole Liverpool
80 days with 4le passengers to W Evell Co. Nov 49,
Of EaIneaat sPcse ship Pe9uod from Liverpool for Phi
from NV lost fore and maintf pmaas split sails, 30 The
has been 70 days to the westward Of tine Banks with
heavy westerly gales For deaths on board general
Ship whrlwind Clipper Of BOSTON,, Burgess Callao,
Sept to BArrsds Bros Experienced heavy gales of Cape
Eorn stove bulss IS fore and aft started channels
date lat 81 os s. lon 62 w. large clipper ship
standing s with bboom gone; showed a signal with blue
border and white ground; slowing heavy at the time
could net ascertain her nsme no date lat Il 20 8 lon
81 10 W, spoke whaeship Erie Of and for Fairhsven,
Clean out co days. all we'll The crossed the equator
wreck Of brig vanda. Of Portsmouth before reported
Ship George Hurlhut (pkt Parker H.vrs Oct a. with
6i5 passengers, TO L.1e West Nov IT, Carl I'm Marss
Turner, seaman, died. The G Fl had rs deaths and
births on the passage
Aguirre Galway Experienced heavy weather on ths
PASSAGE was becalnned six days between lon 6s and ~
saa Ann Knns es u hy' Waterford with Ss
Bark Hazard, Lloyd. Buenos Ayres Oct 10, to Allen h
Paxson Oct Is lat 81 81 s. lon IS 20 spoke ship Caao,
from Callao for Baltimore; had sprung manmsst and
foreyard, and leaking badly had been obliged to
throw over part of her cargo.
Bark Peter Der'il, Hoey Charleston IA days, to Dun
Brig H5ratio Kempton sAvanilIa "a days. to Juan de
Mer Nov OF west end of St DonI co. spoke brig Ohio
Brig Dolphin (Br Norman, Fortune Bay, EF, 10 days,
to Gillespie, Dean Co.
schr Earl Dundonald (Br), Young Bermuda, days, to
Hyland Smith,
schr OH (Br Holder st john NIB 10 days. to Kelly
Emithers.
schr RAMON (Br), Lockhart, Horton Ms, days, to
master
sctr Susan Ross, Ross, Alexandria for Boston.
Schr Hamilton, Day ton, Alexandria, days.
Schr jamestown Cafied, Norfolk, days.
Schr L Parker d. Wis, n, rfolk, days
Schr Wash ingtoD, West, Norfolk, days.
schr Harriet Smith. Smith, Norfolk for Norwich.
schr Pnta. Perue, Norfolk for Norwich.
Schr VIM TOwnserd d, Nelson, Virginia
Schr VIM Collyer, Raynor Philadelphia for Hsrtford
Schr Amelia, Lnnt, Philadelphia for Nswburyport.
schr Julia Martha Crowley, Philadelphia for Glouees
ter.
schr NJ Wilson, Hulse, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Howard, Crowell Boston, days,
Scbr Martha Maria, Ferris Salem, 4 days.
Schr Antelope. -, Dghton, days.
sloop Rhode Island, Corwin, Providence, Q days.
BELOW
Pr brig A g Han, from Cardiff.
Wind during the day from Ne
[By SANDY HOOK PRINTING TnHRAPH
TEE HIGHLANDS Nov z7-Sundown.
Steamship Roanoke and two briggs sonth Of the High
Iapes. One sbip and two briggs east of the Highlands
and two briggs going up the bay, all bound In.
Wind fresh from L. Weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

From Pennsylvania and Ner Fork.
Annual amount and pr gressve increase OF the entire
anthracite coal trade from Pennsyvanis and New YORK.
since 1892
Year. Araount Increase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

1853, TO November 2lth, 2,376, 1870 tons.
Average 'nual increase, IS, 900 tons.
The Stbuyhill Nav alton started In 49,, expect
ing trade Of 10 900 tons per annum.
The Reading Railroad ted In 1856 estimated in 1853
= trade Of 400, 900 tons per Annum.
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[By SANDY Hook PRINTING TnnYAPH

IBH HI0HIAkDs NOV ZI-Sund0wn.
Steamship Roanoke, and two brigs sonth Of the High.
Iap6s One sbip and two briggs east of the Highlands,
and two briggs going up the bay, all bound In.
Wind fresh from T.. Weather clear.
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The Pottsyille Register Of the 26th inst, gives the al
nexed review Of the anthracite coal trade =

ANTHRACITE Coal TRADE.
SchuykIl Region.
The annual and progressive increase Of the an
thracte trade from this county by canal and railway
from 1885, follows
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(Schuylkill Nav. Lehigh
I Canal, Morris Canal, Del.
Il Raritsn, Del. 4 Hudson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-15
TT The Consignees Of one hundred and fifty
Few ORLEANS MARKETS

CHEs,Evr Orrict
Monday Morning August 10 1883
COTT0N-The market was inaniInate on Saturday. and
the sale. did not exceed $50 bales Prices unchanged
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inf.ror .'..'..'. sit9 g. Kidding Fair ll'l@i2
Njlllne...,.... 9}iMl07. Good FAIR. ID
H"oi milling IL oil 14Good and Fine. ID
corTou AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock On hand sept l. 1852 9532 "a
yesterday. ooo-lGs36l4 67-7a sos
Exported to date ... lCjss37 61I77
Saturday 0004l655a3 000=Gll77
.. On hand not cleared...... 1899 3oF2
TUHAccO-Wc heard q 223 bids and sold at
i5l65 r ID which considered a reduction of "a from
Iravinu. rates.
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-sales were confined to small
lots.
FLoUR-The market quiet, snd we noticed sales
barely 600 bbl including 100 superaue Ohio at SO 50,
40 f.ney St Louis 81 co. 100 Extra at 81 Is aud l4s
Choice Extra at s. 70 q Dbl
GRATN-Corn s--ady with SKIES Of some 1900 sac
including 500 Mixed at 5sGG0, 800 White G3 and 800
NJ tl035, = bushel Oats were lower aud We noticed
fsf Of 80 sacks st Louis in four or Eve lots at 4Oq
A. &c = bushel OF Wheat 30 sacks Prime were sold At
9l r. bnshe and Of Bran 1900 sacks in three
q, e-} faals r 100 ii.
PRoylSfoNs-We heard Of no sales of any moment in
tho Pa vision market
CuFFEE-lOO bags Rio sold at s3fe = H.
CANDLES-A lot Of 100 boxes Star was sold at q! :!
- H.
FEEHuTS-Wr heard Of no new engagement
hNCHASiE-Demaud moderate at our quotations:
rsinS .lQ9 Mloeai
SOW Yors sixty day Bls ....ly,l55 : Ct. Si.e
s5-t .dreAs On New fnFS.... - = e. disc. 70 pal
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iotE-pyr chip Memphis Assorted mds'.

new foltE-Vsr ship Memphis Assorted mdsa.
TAhilCu-rr hr Bonita t5ool specie dc Egana-lot
. gfiar.
'&NltitFt ser s2s,ss1 specie
t"r' Hna'' ID brpEiete Se36i do Cablero-540
h-H1g y VI ftuU4uOu do Il u 81 J PHl
4V0i d." q" lie Eusua- Curen-t95 Burnside
&ce-SOo' o uuvrtn " II Litthf5rI ScO-5g6
oTo lAs nfise Cmrt sarsapata Pug
SO atts sarzaparltt Tot do and IL, Fernniez
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GEORGE W, Ship Agent and
Z = C-ac.,.-.l.n M-reE an..s .Anlp ass-sL aova
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: ENNETl & Co, FERDINAND, No. 90
"a b,sae steer sapcy 81 the Tower,
.Is complete DROP aud huCA SHOT and
- Ia D, tr7r the s. L'ais Shot 4O~eT oil
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.


NJ The steamer FRANK Lyon will have a
oyre be fop receive re VT rary
"Wednesday n1n1E from late, Throughout The scnson.
we S1RUTIlER Il BROS.
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REMOVALS,


ID EM0VAL --HARIas & MORGAN have re-
u moved the foot JuliA opposite tie
Lapding. rs Az
ID EM0VAL-WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & Co have
y removed Crcnet street Sos. lis and .9 asigr
ftFssf, Of the St. Charles Hotel is9g In
ID EM0VAL.-I have removed from No. 90
= Common street to No. s., ny old st.1d. - - .
mhi5 VILLA MI. CJSftlHa.
- EMOVAL-J o. PIERsoS, Real Estate,
a Note Exchange Boxer removed from II Err4nge
Place Place doors iron Canpstreet rcv3
- EMOVAL-MICHELI., BEVERLEY Y Co. have
y 50 FOYDfAs STREET, near tie
II iiEgaiins. nova
ATOTICE.-BARELLI & Co. have removed back
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~ BRENTWOOD Il CO., MOSES, Commission
Z a and Forvarains Ne ansnia ssiy
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COPARTNERsHIPs, 7
Ar0TICE.-The conartnership heretofore Fl.

4'.lrF SO W.T. %
,sS4. n ~, .aN4.fsv i.sat gel ,1 o+Isi Hlasslf.
LEV Z. bee gisrHaa-l TO- 1trrfit o he rfaT '
sr. aon' are ta as s' NAME 7r = arz's "
W. ~ " " EEKEg1r
" fFRrBs no,
g. EEEY. r..
~. 50 fIArfT.
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WANTED.

VETANTED--Parlor Bedroom and Board for
~ smsti family IN Bg.rdnr anss ,uutt.1 an
ssysrs Or Camp Address Bor 49, Post office stating
term y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-15
GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.-@

popular generally lzzI
know country under the
eut ELIZABETH PRADAT and her JOHN b. PRADAT
the village Of Biloxi will oPeaed
on the L, OF Juue the Of visitnrs.
GREEN well known need a. extended no'e
For years The popularity Of The establishment saiy
uereasg couHan finest Naisi
prospect On the Lake receiving pure Jws from
the Gulf failed impress a7orahy the May Visitors from
Newt Mobile and the surrounding county
During Winter the propreto.s HAYS made many
Editions. The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS Thoroughly
fitted up, AID JAIL BOATS VIII be al tines the aer
free Of charge-aEo CLARET at Duner
CARRIAGES and HORSES procured al rnonsnt.
In addition the celebrated BRASS BAN Of SewOans engaged
and a BALL may be expected twice every week
wishing the GREEN Ga ks, requested 70
Captains the Steamers who will land them at the wharf
the Hotel.
....TERMS....
Day. x
t7s Children ardS Servants ha Price. Ey9s Sm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-15

." tinn9l, PATRICK HENry, Cap Kurisl rom
1898 nrr, ~ tlea4' prout the Bills Of fading the us-al
t | ' Lftat they will be- stored th.
- lirit". j. II. ASHHElUtEa co.
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pAss CHRISTIAN HOTEL There -

trth he report trt f, io'rt erosiel ssszs
that there YHi'na fVHrr - H F,sa Tusr.
rass known 20 snss', = lr t t4e 10 str-sf, ass
EB4 4 Il. ii IJETgpAfsRI
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MUSIC STORES. ETC.
ssIANOs AND HARPs-KUSTNER, Nd
NBORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO

~ = I Il,
n a FORTE An n MUSIC STORE No. So Crmp 80
New Orleans, would respectfully 81 TS n
OF the public bis large r1tvu.eu y
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all
and also
FORTES, from the factories the
Europe which o he OF A
Nr York HALL son ri New York. aud PLEYEL CO.. OF
Paris The above Instruments following kinds: GRAND
MI-6RAND PleColo, flCCQL0 oBLQuE AND sQUARE-afe
The celebrated makers sI the
Improvements may be had OF the subscriber every style
Of "a, 81 64 and ocaye They will sold
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all kcds quantity
Among others the keeps constantly hand the largest and
tct lection OF ACCoRDEONS brought the Southern market
"hc offered at The most reasonable GUT AIRS mana
sat 4y IAA NALL SON from the most approved SPA S
MODELS, These
stand a climate. The subscriber experience
tie Ne business in the Northern well
thos MY srquainted with the mnqtes, details the His
stock "a The best selected that has Southern mark
n Lis trs ere such that he will always have hand ecsetcd
M kinds Of MUSIC AL LATEST
MOST FASHION ABLE MUSIC Tie Musical Pablo are respectfully
Iugt ed ~ lbs stock
5 lyes llORATIO HEWITT SO Caup street New Orleans.
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"
yss1 . :. a'1 a ' MID s ag @
gis- Mcssrs Editors: Please to announce
FRANCS LEIGH Candidate CLERK the FIRST nS |
to'tl .ll.s' 10 't" l '1'" o. DwoTt.1
n1a- ]. G. PoINpExrAR, Superintendent Of
y TaF siFsi i'f bis iss jd candidate ah ~ e.
ns- joins ORCHARD is q candidate for CLERK
of THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mh4s
TsI- P NJ BERTH, for the past fourteen
yg' hern c q Re se p 51d Fl be t,t.ent ses99a RI
DISTRICT COURT ~na,s,sr Court The be changed
RS 1HoNAs G, pooLE is a candidate for
cLLRk ~ THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nh9 u
ne Editors Of the Crescent Please an
sG Of E r m fT oGR f1 NV o r. 3 4
Gss~ Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
for cLto' TIE rhp Ts NEw
Ess- WILLIAM p BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT fthe Court that may be
Ns- We are authorized to announce Colonel
DISTRICT COURT bvrr cur. tie be changed to-
ge- JAMES \. HOPKINS is a candidate for
Clttb or THE FOURTH DISTRICT tOucTDf NEW OffLhhNS
mild
Es- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate for reelection
! mh9
ne SAMUEL G. RIsK is n Candidate for
CLERK or THE FFTI DISTRICT COURT. Election ft Mon
| Gay n November fels ;.
Nfs- Messrs Editors: Please announe WV.
A. MOTT candidate CLERK OF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
| COURT. nhl4
re- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
| coURT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, hs presen, Minnie
sued for the years Oilers himself candidate for the
Office cLERKsIIP Of said Coror whatever Court the
| be changed 70. fell I'd
ns- GEORGE F. PEARSON is candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
! and soicits ths Of his friends ie2s te
mr. WIN G. QUIRK is a Candidate for Cox
STABLE THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT rs-The
old Fifth, Wards
strst., and IRON the Lsyse The Lake. e41
Messrs Editors Of the Crescent Please an
Cag4.: for The oae Of CONSTABLE Or THE FIRST sTcE's
TT To the Editor of the Crescent: Please
u CONSTABLE on TIE FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of The Parish
Of Orleans. Election November next HIS FRIENDS. iels
gEas- FRED. j ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
November ne1t. jed ID
%9- WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
sSle Of The Second JUSTICES couri. Erection, Monday No
| Senlhsr neat. mylO I'd
Gs- For COASTAL BILE, THIRD JUSTICES CoURT
| Fr l.,r4 srd
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RS THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate fol
CILRk OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nhe u
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Ess- WILLIAM p BEDIocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT The Court that be ed u
III InhS
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nf- J. G. PolNpExrhR, Superintendent Of
ty 81 candidate CIEtK
" rHE FIRST DISTRICT CORR Inhg ts'
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FRANCS LEIGH Candidate CLERK the FIRST nS. |
lluCp Coif1 tlh' u The d. Demprair touytr'ln
We will be ifl'r'ed hy MANY FBiEHDA. IIl1N |
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Z AMS-75 tierces Sugar Cured, for sale by
we KENNEDY FOSTER, IS TehoupfeulAs street.
EPACoN--5o casks Ribbed Sides, in store
= " % '' ifERD BENNETT CO. % Mpsn.p. street
goshen BUTTER--l5 frkns prime, land
jgae L }. HART . Co, p Tehoapit2nss
nRIED BEEF-l5 tierces in store, for sale
~ by EJHARr 4 CO. 7s lehoapioalns street. jyli
HEESS BEEF-l0Q half barrels in store, for
III aalr Ell HART co "a letooston'a' street iyl4
gBEARL BARLEY-5O kegs, in store and for
sale sE :. HART 4 co. 70 Teheupiionas street.
SODA AsHESm i; o. casks * for sale BY
4 7tHAMPAGNES OF VARIOUS BRANDS
" CABINET, STAR, vERGENAY, CREME nu BoUZY, ETC.,
e. Ff',Tea "a ship aud e. f. S ~ co a.. c,r
G'HAMPAGNE-150 baskets Fleur de Bouzy,
. ~ Sc IT 9' 'a @P 5 Is'' y an'
M AHOGANY-iS logs Honduras, cargo of
''Y''' CONVERSE Co Tehoupi.oulas street.
EHoRK-6O bbls Mess, landing ex steamer A.
mys s'0'"' JAMES Us T. Mu1ToRp co. ., Bank Place
MALAGA WINES-Sweet and Dry, in &C.
I'VE ts. aa5 2aaEter e,sks MOUNTAIN WINES in eetaye
m5is It R. T.. NICHOLS { CO.. "a Camp street.
sSUNDRIES-A complete assortment of Shot
and bar les 20 bf Machinery OIL 80 boxes Manufactured To-
ie2s FERD ksNNErT Il Co, % Magazine street.
4 NoAL-50 cks Red Ash broken and screened
~ AnthTa'lte Goa, now landing s,d o
aPS ). H. ASHBRlDG a CO. So ST. Charles street.
ENAR--l400 bbls, Wilmington Tar, daily ex-
ss P''' rom bFz s i Sea ' Ss e sy
CHAMPAGNE ClDER-lO0 boxes in store, for
- sale by beii f. HART CO., 7s Tehoupitoulasst.
a U4NlNE-2OOO OF. in store and for sale by
W y6 F.. J. HART co, 7s Tshoppitouaa street
EsAMS-l00 tierces choice Sugar cured for
sale by KENNEDY FOSTER Is Tch6uritola. It, iyI9
4 EMONS AND ORANGES-1O9q boxes Lee
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keEEF TONGU ESQ boxes, in store and for
s.ig BY Z NJ DAILY So 1ehouptouss STREET anil
4 lME-S00 bbls Western and Thomaston, for
q A say by A. DELaGRAyE x Co. II Magazine ieg6
Al ERRlNGS-50 bills. No. |, new, to arrive,
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landing irom bark Agula, y
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E1s- THOMAS GINoRE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate for reelection,
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ne Editors Of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM CAsrEr of CLERK
The THIRD Dis ItlcT COURT or NEw ORLEANS nhl4
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Nss~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
ecande for CLERE OF TIE Third DISTRICT COURT or NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUSEY. nib
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


OFFICE Of THE DAH-Y GHEsCEHT, I
Monday Morning, August Is. 1856
CLEARED SATURDAY.
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srm'h fsoeFeraae Forbes for Galveston and M4aEsrH
s'lusb jas Day Smith, for Key West ren.s,5ls,
Green, Harding
H"1T Corn b'rli-h, Tor Pen2a'siI' JnO tIm-s Sco
ARRIVED.
'mtp Star ef the South MARKS from New York 50 last "
apnt9u 5o-is district
s. N nPhI pay IS day, from New Y0skto CSbeu-Pont
r Bonita sbsh, day ton Taupcs, Batri Aco-4d
sAr Oregon Irsns, nom THnpe5,
steam boats.
" u Hilton, Ntsy, from Louisville
Shreveport turttl from Red RIY-r
+ kmbAlf Pierce, Bayou Stfg
Se~ fuay. q Ainss, from 81 LOUIS.
f..at AlIfrt MesurT. tiuH Red RTor.
Planter, johnson, ST MItuusylly,
Z NJ Jones' ~ ie, from Rcd River
T~ta7t Aae.o norman, Rlear ron tfc Pa.wsd !o0n md
IT'D ship Caledonia BrHnirr, bark Grorsr,
NHi-ea Lna BrsohbToght ship Memphis, sbrs Buiia
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N9- SAMUEL G. RIsE is Candidate for
CLERK DISTRICT COURT fret Mon
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