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.oS, d. w. sTARhE, Attorney at
S~-SA Law and Notary Public Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County aud Richmond
city. AS Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, lin or out OF
his ofice) Proof aud Acknowledgements or Deeds,
Relinquishments of Dover, sc. Claims for collec-
ZION entrusted TO him, promptly s.tended to.
Office removed 10 No 81, three tJors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street. Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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hFFICE ARCHITECTS AND OWL
~ ENGINEERS, two door from Vain. on
EOff. Riahnnnd Vn

18th street, Richmond, Va.-O Office hours
from u NJ to 3P. M, and 4 p M to7P M
respectfully inform my friends and the public gen.
orally, while in the Northern Cities associated nv
self with of the first architects and offices In
New York, with the view of being better sble to
furnish designs, &c, at shorter notice Those de-
string designs made in New York similar or diff
ent to any structure there, by calling at my Office
can be furnished with them at short notice and at
reduced rates, and saving of travelling expenses
Designs prepared here or in New York adapted TO
this any other climate tastes and wants OF the peo
pie, so as to meet the wishes OF ell, and designed
with sn eye to the cost of being erected in this or
other cities.
am prepared as usual to furnish designs speci
hcations, estimates. Contracts &C. &c, of any and
every kind of buildings, in all the different styles of
Architecture, at reduced prices, drawn In a supe
rior style, accurate and with an eye TO durability
and economy. By attention and close application
TO my business l hope for continuation Of the
patronage have endeavored to merit-and OBJ
tanned. w. A. POWELL d. CO.
ia l6-glx Arrhitpcfl nd civil Emo
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K<asSSs ROPER 81 MURRAY, UNDER.
@>Sa TAKERS, Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. Re 23--ly
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n THE STAR Picnic parties .nd
others who desire to make short excur.
sions lsto the country, will from ths time forward
have an excellent opportunity of doing 50, by cali
ing upon Mr. JOHN II. SEAYRE5 at the Colum.
bian Hotel, who has beautiful new Omnibus and
a pair OF fine horses, which can always be had AZ
short notice and on very moderate terms.
lie I6-I5t
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X OARD.--Two or three gentlemen can DO ac-
~ commodated with board 10 private family,
near the business part OF the city, early appics
ugn be n ade at this Office. je l6-lts
MI RS. COLEMAN, on Gtace, between 7th
I'VE and 9Th streets, has very pleasant and de-
sira5le Room unoccupled
She would also be pleased 20 accommodate sew.
ersi day boarders.
Wanted, for the balance OF the year. COOK
who can be well recommended. je l6-3ts
LSOR HIRE, tor the balance OF the year, .
4 likely young Man accustomed to driving; one
Female Cook, Washer, &c also Girl IL or Is
years old, accustomed TO waiting ia the house and
nursing children Apply to
jeI6 T0LER 4 COOK, Pearl street.
GUPERIOR FAMILY FL0UR.-Talafsr-
~ ro's, Meetings., Kline and other celebrated
family Flour, for sale by
je i6 u FRY. s5 Cary street.
lS1 RBLs. Fine and Cross Aliddlings
III FLOUR receiving, Tor sale by
jels ] FRY, % Cary street.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-A few nights
ago the dwelling of Mr.. A. v. Cropsey, OF
Poestenkill, N. Y, was consumed by fire, and
TWO of his children persisted in the falnes.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Cropsey escaped with great diff
hcuity through a window, and q son aged
Twelve years througha cellar. Mrs. Cropsey
was so badly burned that she is NOT expected
ing cripple at the time. ~ We
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T IFE INSURANCE FOR WHITE
IL PERSONS AND SLAVES l!!-The Ma
ttOnRI Safety insurance and Trust Com-

- FEhSUNo AND SLAVES 7! THE Ma
tionRl Safety insurance and Trust Com
pany-Charter perpetual Capital $3.50 Co.,
Principal Office, sc Walnut street, Philadelphia
Office of the Agency in Richmond, Isles Row,
Pearl street, ne2t to Messrs Toler & Cook-con-
tinue to ofer the greatest inducements to the pub
lie, In regard to Lite Insurance assurances will be
effected on the lives of white persons upon the
Mutual System, allowing policy. holder to share in
the profits of the Company. Slaves will be in.
sured at low rates, for period OF from one to seren
years. thereby offering to slave owners greater adj
vantages than any other Company in the State
All losses promptly and satisfactorily adjusted
Pamphlets and circulars containing full particulars,
any verbal infor nation upon the subject will be
furnished gratis, on application to
C X. BROKEN, MI
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sa%s DIR. PEACRY.-Otfice IN hrst floor
D>~EA Wing Building, corner OF Governor and
Franklin streets. jel-lms
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To "a JoHNsosIrE."-We are great friends
of racing in general, and of the Fairfield R.ca
Course in particular. But we cannot violate
a standing rule adopted upon the most mature
elaboration for the sake of either. We do no,
publish communications gratuitousIy. nor
upon any other footing than as advertisements.
Ii seems strange, that although this rule is
expressly announced in our TERMS" we are
yet compelled to repeat it almost every week.
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vtEw OF THE MONTREAL RIoTs ~ CATH.
oLic JouRsAL.--The Montreal Transcript,
Catholic journal, discusses on the late riots
in that city, in the following commendable TEN.
per:
Father Gavnzzi seems to have come oppor.
tunely TO enlven the newspapers. We are all
full of the details of the riot. which was GER
tainly q most disgracefui one. In the press,
and in the Parliament, there are not two opin.
ions the opinion is that itineraRt lecturers, on
auasireligious topics, are nuisances, but that
TO interrupt them by force, is fragrant viola.
ton Of all civil and religious liberty. No one
has righ 10 60 and listen, unless he means TO
listen patiently. If any one speaks anything
blasphemous or indecent, that is thing for the
police TO spprehend, and for the courts of Jus.
tice TO correct. Polemic abuse has never been
considered, however degiading in the individ.
uals, any legal sin.
We cannot possibly enter into any portion
OF the theological questions raised BY H. Ga
vazzl, any more than we did into those raised
by Mr. Brownson. Nothing is easier than
Ringing dirt; and, unfortunately, the sins of
humanity are too many not TO leave TO every
unchantable man sufficient materials for re-
proach. In saying so, we are not attempting
10 balance the merits of any religious creed !;
the only opinion we wish to express is, that
reproach is not charity.
GREAT FAILURE IN THE WHEAT CRop-
We learn that in the counties of Shenandoah,
Rockingham, Orange, Albemarle, and all that
region of country, the ravages of the fly and
cut-worm have been awful. In many instan-
ces the crops are scarcely worth cutting. We
learn the same thing from the upper counties
on the South side of James river. In the
neighborhood of this city, on the contrary, and
throughout the lower country, the wheat crop
is uncommonlY fine.
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E>A thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors HouIe.
NH I4-6unt
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COKE AND WOOD.-Oak and Pine Wood
" for sale at all times, deliverable to customers ct
market prices. Also, superior article of Soft
Coke, from the Edge Hill mines.
JAMES P. HALVES,
Basin Bank, between 9th and 10Th streets.
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NALIAFERRO's RICHMONB GROUND
l. PLASTER This Plaster is ground from se.
lected cargoes OF lump, and contains go per cent of
Gypsum. have for sale 1000 tons, to be delivered
during the mon tbs OF June, July and August and as
it will probably be higher in the fail and winter,
would advise purchasers to send In their orders al
once. E. FL. SKINKER
je l6-3* No15 Pearl street
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Ut, q,
Fire Insurance.-.(Separate capital, $500, OOO.)
assurances will be effected upon the most favor.
able terms on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture.
Vessels In port and their cargoes and other prop.
erty, against loss or damage by fire. Apply as
above lie l6-d2twit*
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go Washing and Bieaching.-rhe
S~A Virginia Magic Washing Fluid is the
greatest discovery ever made for washing clothes,
securing floors, &c 1t saves time, LABOR and hard
rubbing. The genuine article is prepared Only by
ap2l-3m e. pTCOT. Druggist.
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kes Pies and Milk !-Ffuit Pies Of Diff
sS>SA ferent kinds, with rich aud cool Milk,
can be had every day at ADAM g. cos Saloon,
No la Main Street. few doors below the Elk.
change Bank. jel4
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g. FOR RENT.-The Store on l4th street,
III between Cary street and the Richmond and
Danvile Depot at present occupied by the subscrit.
or. Possession given Immediately
js l6-if2t* On MCDOWELL
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I INkN DHAWERS.-On hand, nice lot u
IL Linen Drawers.
SMERCHANT e. WEISIGER.
lie l6 No liz Main street
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I X anything new and superior is wanted in the
L CAKE line. you may rely on being suited at
WIN. FALCONkR'S Bakery, I'll Main street He
peel. 1t /. pronounced by judges to be- very extra.
Sead and get some at WM FALCONEhS,
jel6 III Main street.
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ELUlD LAMPS of all kinds, for sale al yery
L reduced prices, to close the lot.
lie l6 n moon
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NEW ORLEANS Markets.

Crescent OFycE.
i thursday Morning September 20, 1853.
'os-Thsrs was more inquiry yesterday, and the
embrsced about 1000 bales at a range Of l06lle for
Midding to Aiddling Fair We yet omit quotations.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
S.oos On hand Sept. l, 1858. lo,S72 2sSss
- yesterday .....,. ooO-17O2e oOo-- 22a
sos sleo2
Exported to dste.. ........s2sa 2b71
ysstsrday......... soa- ssaS So 2eo7
oes on hand not cleared ........ isoos 20oss
boBAcCO-We heard Of only small sale hhds ct
" ID.
sUGAR-sales confined to small lots at previous rates
MoLASsEs-l7o bbls good Reboled sold at IKE y
gallon.
sfLOUR-The market quiet and the sales were con-
hned to some 900 bb Of which $40 st. Louis 7o and 7O)
$s co. 800 1t &c. and 200 Choice in two lots at SO rs
p Dbl.
GRAIN-corn scarce and sales limited to few lots,
Including 200 sacks Mixed and Yellow at 80 rs bushei
VI Oats 200 sacks st. Eouis sold at 45e.
PRovisIoNs-Mess Pork retailing slowly at SIS rs
bb and 40 bbls Rumps uninspected sold on private
terms OF Bacon so casks Sides sold - and u
Heroes Fancy sugsr-cured Hams at 15e y fbOf
Cheese loo boxes Western taken in several lots at
lO< an
coPFEE-5oo bags Rio sold at =, and $50 ct 1oxt
Hb
Misunderstanding at 2e,It02s for Rectiaed and 300
Y gallon for Dexter's
FREidHTs-Higher. All the room in vessels on the
berth for Liverpool filed up 9-l6d for Cotton and
ship laid on for "a
E1cHANGE-Demand moderate at our quotations:
T.rns .........................10 o6Dl0e
w York sixty day Bis aa q Ct a. 20
ssnt ohecks on New York. disc Opar
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DLADEN SPRINGS, Alabama.-The =.

uhdsgnsd p .hss ces ANA 1H
visited and Paaken Of these invaluable medicinal waters
the public generally be accommodate
aby and we'll number of visitors Those who have been
the Springs informed that they situated four miles o the
rombgbee River miles from Mobile, with which
regular steamboat navigation
from the steamboats, passengers visiting the Springs.
the undulstng
beaby all favorable contributes the
rapid restor health Of the enfeebled invalid.
The especially for their curative fec pacu
the and kidneys neuralgia while for
that they positive
cifc Common 4 WOOTEN, Proprietor. my3s 3m
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

4VRA VIZ Me- OhAGANO.
OFFICE THE DAILY Crescent.
Thursday Morning. September 20 1853.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig John Dutou, Burksit for Boston, Fosdiok AGO
Bari Nashua, Holmes Phiadelphia Ashbridgs
schr kis, Sehefnheck, for Pensacola EurIe 40
Se1f Edwin Dorsey, Schneider, for Michel
schr Dora, Boghich, Pensacola John Burlrv AGO
Sehr Walter N. TaPkn for Pensacola, John Hurley AGO
ARRIVED
Steamship George Mcowar, inst, via Ha
ysaA, TO ] r !eunngs-sd district =
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ELHCTfog-HorTCIs::-

~sA~ - = = - - - ~ = = - = ~
e1r Messrs Editors. Please to announce
a: Z. $ sr.sk 6 % sasr
He will be supported by MANY FRIENDS. jyisu
a1J a. PorSDrxrER. Superintendent Of
~ 1 I'LL ssT f' Br IL a candidate ms cs II
OF 3HE SECOND DISTRICT COURT "h's
gS- p M BERTH, for the past fourteen
e. ~. s * =. = "a siss S
o. Or "h''''' Court tbs same nay be nSs
-
~ THOMAS G. POOLE is q candidate for
cLkRK on THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
No Editors of the Crescent: Please an
NJ Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MoUNEY. mhs
~ WILLIAM P. BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT. may organized
E---
~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
CMARLEs LABUzAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
NJ JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DIsTRIcTcouRr OF NEW ORLEANS.
-
M THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for rssscsn
NJ SAMUEL G. RISK b Candidate for
CLERK OF the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election r. Mos.
NJ FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT.-JoHN 8. BA-
e: ss G'f
- Messrs Editors: Please anncuns WV:
A. ans rau1iI uta fnr
-N--
p s@s district Ssw,i.sn
cIkRKsIP Of saG Court whsvsr Court the may
es- Messrs Editors: Please announce DR..
%
- =
N8- Please announce Dr. GEORGE W. Cross
% eoaosss oh. Parish subject h
~ THEODORE J. WILKINSON are au-
sci.sd TO- .1norss THEODORE WILKINSON CORNER Of the
~ Please announce THos. AsKEw as a can
didae for STATE TAX COLLECTOR, First District 40
gr CHARLES v. JoNTE, the present incum-
81 PGAeE foR Ts 81 S @
EB- GEORGE r. PEARSON B candidate Tor
CONSTABLE THE SECOND COURT,
and soicits the votes of bis friends. je2e 70
~ WV. G. QUIRK is Candidate for Con-
STABLE SECOND JUSTICES COURT The District
the old Fifth Seventh Wards from Canal Julia
| street, and from the Lsvee TO the Lake. je97
Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
sfs' z; ssse; fsi q
~ To the Editor of the Crescent Please
JOHN HOPPE Candidate for
of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES
OF Orleans. Election November HIS ENDS.
M- FRED. j. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election
November next. ie4 I'd
NJ WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of the Second Justices Election
| vsmber mart. mylO ID
NB- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES COURT
BERNARD GARTTY a Of
4 (oUrt linn NJ yatatax NJ InaaT
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uERE is YOUR REMEDY geGE.
HOLLO WdYiH OINTMEKT. IL. An

ATUMoR IN THE NECK CURED BY HoLLowAY's ONT
MENT AND PIsThonls MARROW, residing he Welsh Back
Bristol had i'll health for years. Alway COMPLAINED Of Sore
the Neck He by several msd 81 gentlemen but
successful In afordng hun the least r after
some time large tamor formed under his left from which he su
fered without obtaining
benefit, until he of HOLLOwAY'S OINTMENT AND
PILLS. those wonderful medness reduced the and
efecAy III and be the endowment Of the robust
health.
az of Professor HOLLOWAY, IA Strand
near Temple Lndon and all the respectable Druggists and
Dealers Medicines United
50 each Wholesale by the principal Drug Houses In the
Unon and by Ms A. B. D. SANDS New York; and WRIGHT
4 CO New Orleans
~ considerable saving taking the large
NB-Dcons for the guidance Of pareD every disorder
rad toe box .
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Opening of the TIvOLI BEER GARDEN, -,
~ on the Poctcharran Railroad next to ne Franklin
ioepital-The undersigned informs his friends the
lie general that he will the above well known yorite
place Of EASTER SUNDAY March
this will be BALL MUSICAL INTERLUDEs EVERY
SUNDAY MONDAY during Every
to Excellent Music and Refreshments comfort
dc The uudersned win particular attention and his
and agreeable for his visitors
T Admtance 10 for which refreshments furnished
~ Ladies', accompanied by gentlemen, Free -
mh3l J. VORGRIMLER
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N4r FRED j. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election,
"a I'd
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DELL CHENEY SpRINGs-The undersigned

DELL CHENEY SPRINGS-The undersigned
respectfully informs the public that they purchased this
Watering Place and have in the improve
en for the Of visitors The Springs are situated
Opeousa South
Chico The possesses highly medicinal
qualities which
ordinary remedies The Bath supplied by
ae Spring Water and much o nads Deer Fox and
miles length with depth situated three
miles half from the spring abounds and the fine sh
furnished
The Wines and New Orleans
procured opeousas and Washngton number
the Springs Good Music will and Balls
week gratis Hunting Horses and Vehicles
ladies' TO the Lake VIII zsPt LOT ne iona o.
Springs Visitors received from LIST May LIST November.
TERMS OF BoARD
~
LAY w
Children and Servants half price.
Horses per an, 10
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% EMOVAL-WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & Co. have
u Carondelet Nos and Gasier
reet, rear Of the ST.. Charles Hotel. je99 In
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ICE--ICE--ICE.

TCEl ICE.-J. STAFFORD & Co, Wholesale and
Retail Daers In ICE No. Eysan Fisd street. opposite TIE
Railroad Depot de No. ls Old Lsvse street
chouptou street. No New Levee street. % Ns. vee
rect Commerce street. Tchcupoulss street. NO. 4sl <yee
I'D - ~ iani iyos
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REMOVALS.

e. MOORE & co. have removed their
- stock Of CRocEERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE No.
No. 20 CAMP STREET to the recently occupied by O.
au3l
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lyL pristors the HOTEL terminus Jefferson and lu
Railroad have the pleasure 70 inform
public bedes their well known hEs
TAURANT, also opened Rooms for LODGERS- . slg -,
wishing avoid NewOrieAns NJ e
stopping this house and taking
a Lake Packet. CREOLE, CALIFORNIA and ST. CHARLES
.,,n q. Az ,xba-s au3 I'm
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CITY HOTEL.--This Hotel will close "a
the 95h instant give The I'M
propeors opportunity make repairs and
as' O.BARTEIS d co. iya0 I'm
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HATS. BOOTS. SHOES
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HENRY PARSONS, 10 Camp-eR@
u ~ street offers for sale PIANO FoRTES from
NUNS q CLARK, CHICKERlNG and PLEYEI. III M III hi
These celebrated builders acknowledged byu ~
all at all acquainted with the Their
sruments speak for Themselves dpe all doubt The public
respectfully invited TO cal and examine them u Tuning and repair
ing done carefully and with dnpach. t.=s - jeas If
DIANOS AND HARPS.-KUSTNER,a Ndls
MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPs, XASHE
No. 3as Camp the Orphan Asylum, beg
INFORM the public that he viii continue his profession Of y
sal instruments at the shortest notice. sep2S ly
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, EMOVAL.--HARRIs g. MORGAN have re-
y moved 10 the ootof Julia opposite the s,eamship
dinR. isk
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VNHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open -
Il for the reception Boarders 50 NDAY June lss3 6W
ieIs tt ENOCH EVERETT. l--A-A-
LASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL

well reopens GEasN
Those desous Of enjoying client bathing
living will find
.staD N the
his
nen opportunity his
upr aud that uaried 70 give
| II
the premises viii b. Carriages Horses Billiard
ia smi Is" lt A'' '' R. III MONTGOMERY Manager
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@8- WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
able Of the Second Justices Coar Election, Monday in No
smber mart myl0 ID
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CtAUTIoN.-The success of Dr. LEwls's Pre-.

CAUTION. The success of DR.. LEwIs's PRE-
~ PARED FLOUR has induced others article
purorirg be the All persons pureha
Prepared Flour without the Of firm appearing the
refs, etc.
-. CIscIsSArI, June 49, 1885,
thereby certify that Chandler
authorised Flour according for the State Of
AL others
god faith and do hold myself responsible purity
Flour prepared by such persons. H. L. b. LEWIS, NJ. b.
CHEMICAL ATcRY, UNIVERSITY LouisIASA,
NewOrleans, May -, 1883. 7
Having snayred samples Flour family
Messrs Chandler poisonous
gediens the believe its healthy and excellent
ration }. L. W. p. RIDDELL
~ Prepared and so1d by
jy2i and sJ< New Levse, ". Orleans.
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- J. @. PorNDrxTER, Superintendent Of
b Engh ps,ery he City Poet once, Is candidate for CLERK
~ TIE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs tes
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ED- Messrs. Editors. Please TO announce
FRANCIS LEIGH Candidate CLpRK II FIRST DIS
IRlcT COURT subject The decision Of Dsmorse Convention
He will be supported b. MANY FRIENDS, iyisu
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

ICE-600 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
is. M-y or sale By r. WHITNEY, CO., 81 Camps. mhA
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STRONGB HOUSE, IO4 81. CharIes fzss6
srsetThe proprietor this would inform the zzhsu
Dubie that, having thoroughly repaired snd renovated
accommodate them with odgngs ~
Night Week Or Month Of business and
he vicinity Of The principal places Of amusement is
rnost business The
clean sccsssbls Il all hours Bar
villa qualities WINES
as TEA COFFEE CHOCOLATE Changes moderate SIS sn
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DASs CHRISTIAN HOTEL.--The1

FEE
report Hotel is crowded. ks6sI
hat there Yellow
known originate the disease spread ~ hi. lace
a17 n. n. MONTGOMERY.
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
csnfdats for the Office Of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES
COURT. MANY VOTERS. jelf TO
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nv JOHN CRrcKARD is candidate for CLERK
The SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mb9s
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NJ WV. G. QUIRK is Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT ~ The District
the old Fh Sixth and Seventh Wards from Canal 70 Julia
street, and from the LSvee to the Lake. js97
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NORTHUMBERLAND DOLLARS

kEWARD.-Ranawayo on TUESDAY, April 4, Negro ~
Man Behlsysr By Trade aoos, thirty years Of
when he blue pants
round sailors hat the end Of his
will paid for his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY
street, Neworlsans, him sl that him
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G8- Messrs. Editors Please announce DR..
ROBERT NJ. GRAHAM n Candidate for CORONER OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS subject 10 the decision Wing
au91 lot MANY FRIENDS.