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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26
Rroolslyn CITY Intelligence.

FRR.-About half past fve O'Clock last evening fire
broke out in carpenters shop Degraw street
near Hicks (until recently occupied by Messrs. Do
dine Nye) which totally destroyed. Tie materials
had been removed the day previous The flames comu-
nicated with two story frame house adjoining occupied
by four families and before the Fire Department could
procure sufficient water nearly burned down Tie
occupants John Fagan Michael Doyle Bernard Fox
and Mrs. Daley all Of whom lost most of thor furniture
amounting probably to about thousan dollars in
value The building old and dilapidated and might
have been worth some three hundred dollars. 1t was
stable by belonging to Mr. Van Brunt was slightly
6am
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

BuEos AyREs STILL BEsIEGED.-A letter from Montevi.
deo Of jan l0th received in this CITY, via Rio Janero
states that there had been change in affairs at Bucnos
Ayrcs. The city still bosieged by the outside army
As the river open to the besieged supplies reached the
which is the chief sustenance OF the lower classes
getting aud high The fact that vessels have
arrived in this country from Buenos Ayres for some
months shows that business Is interrupted by the poit
col dsorder.-Boson Traveller March "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

battle is to ovsrwhem Schel With crowd Of rival csa.
didates7 whose united opposition Il to overcome his
strength The refusal Of the sos to endorse the
raj in the New York Legislature together with the m
lence Of tho FREQ sell organs has apparently frightened
Marcy; and an article in the Buffalo Republic edited bv
Mr. welch, the State Treasurer, has fallen like
bombshell in the Premier's camp. The Premier I.
IN NIX. ne disappoints the hunkers, The State
is surrendered to John Van Buren, who will 20 to the
United States Senate II he has no nartv hut tb.
sorts, they will prove match for the barnburners
we are travelling towards 56. Who will turn up Jack
Marcy OF Piercef The fght Is getting lively Marcy is
Playing ior the Presidency and Cushngs main business
10 watch him, corner him, Gust him. and be Premier
himself in name as well as In fact. Caleb don't say
much about the Collectorship He listens to others IN
the cabinet, and has quiet, private talk with Gen.
Fierce afterwards. Caleb specuates and dreams lks
philosopher He must be wide awake Ike politician
Ihe issue is clear and single. the candidate Of tho
nards Is not appointed it Is said they will present no
other but go home by the air line and leave the sofs
and barnburners to get up battle among themselves
The hards keep their ground without CHANGING front.
They have no candidate but Schen. They are an for
Schell, and he is for Collector and nothing ese The
nomination win be sent in Monday and then you will
know whether the President il hard shell or soft shsa
OBSERVER.
-RUNoRED SELECTION or HON. CORNELIUS ".
LAWRENCE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEcRETA-
RYsHlP or THE sESATE-CENsUs CLEREs INCREAs-
ED-sUCCEssrUL EXPERIMENT WITH AN ERo-
FORT, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, March25 1853.
1t is stated on pretty good authority that the cabinet
have decided upon the following appointmsnts:-New
York cty-Cornelius w. Lawresce Collector. Philadel
phis-Charles Brown, Collector Hon. N p Eldred Naval
Officer; Capt. Day, Navy Agent, and Reuben C. Hale,
Surveyor Of the Port.
New York and Philadelphia nominations viii bc sent to
the Senate to morrow if they have quorum which is
probable Several Senator's observed Good Friday to-day
The Assistant Sccretaryship of the Senate contem
plated by Mr. Adamss resolution to-day Is designed for
B. French.
The clerks In the census Office have been increased to
thirty six principally by re-instatements.
Rufus Porter made successful experiment in prepel
ling small aroport around the inside Of Caruss saloon
by steam power this evening. x.
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Telegraph Connections.

. LOUISVILLE, March 25, 1853.
At the session Of the Board OF the Indiana Telegraph
COMPANY at lafayette Ind, the 22d inst the attempt
of Henry OReily to dsinegrae that line from its orie
nal connections, formed by him, made abortye
BY the formal recognition of the contract connecting t
for term Of years with the Pitsburg and Louisville
Telegraph Company Of the lines Included In tho
series bnoyn as tho National Line.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March 25 1858.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY THE SENATE, ErU.
= Mr.. ADAMS offered resolution, which lies over, au
thorzng tho Secretary Of the Senate to appoint read
ing secretary and to perform such duties the Secre
tary may require, and receive tho salary the
chief clerk.
There being quorum-ony twenty seven Senator'S
wcro present-the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

To tho above may be added eleven votes Of the Assis
tant Engineers, and We have total Of l4S
the New York Fire Department.
The election passed of quietly as could be wished
every thing being conducted in orderly and pea ceabla
The result of the returns shows that the Car
party yet the strongest in the city and that he
has defeat ed OF the strongest enemies that he could
uncomfortable Common Council. Tho frsmcn have
nobiy sustained him in his position against the asper
sinna of u City Eathera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

The whig Convention of Pennsylvania met at
Lancaster on tho oath inst and made the following
nominations Moses Pownall for Canal Commits
sioner, A. X. Mcclure for Auditor General, am
Christian Myers for Surveyor General.
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The RAPpERs GONG WEsT.-The rappers are
on their travels. They have assembled high up Red
river on the Arkansas side. The Washington
(Ark.) Telegraph of the End inst says Among
the strange things that have occurred recently in
our vicinity we notice the advent Of spirituo' rap
ping, which for the last week or two has tJeen in
successful operation. All the small pj nc tables
about town have been made to stand upcn one leg
and cut up all sorts of antics.
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CHARLESTON, March "A, 1852
TIE aaes Of cotton to day 900 bales, and for
the week 10, 600, closing Mt Nc. to 20 advance. We
quote mlddling fair 1oc Receipts sf the week. eo0
hacs, stock, bQ,TGQ bales.
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nIniI EniIurc.

BALTIMORE March 20 1868.
We have no mail south of Richmond to might. The
New Orleans mail of the 10th inst which arrived this
morning, was fifteen days the way.
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The Providence Fircmen.

TKUVIDkNCk, MhrcN ZU I6bo.
The fremen out this evening" but there has been
renewal Of the trouble Hundreds of people we're in
MARKET square, anticipating difficulty, but all passed of
niiicfiY.
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New Liquor LAW In Maine,

PORTLAND, Me-, March Is, 1858.
The liquor bill, embracing amendments of In
creased srngoDcy to the old law has passed the House
by vote of 90 to A3.
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A CRY INDICTED-The city Of Worcester,
Mass has been indicted by the CIR and Jury for q
nuisance; and suits have also been commenced
against the municipal authortiW for the recovery Of
damages to amount Of $4,000, for permitting the
obstruction Of one Of the Hr,ets,
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Irrcgularity OF the Southern Mails.
CHARLESTON, March "a, 1858.
Six New Orleans mails are due in this city to dsy.
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hbvvfa Aan uaGNaA-yN,ss Nvttss las tsss
ssarce and In request and We have Hatlssd sast Of
western in kegs and frns, at 16nD2oe, mosty ls02oe
b Cheese has continued to sell at oiSloe v II, and
mostly at 100 for fresh arrivals
LARDThere has been a fair inquiry for Lard during
the week. and prices have continued firm The sales
prise some 400 bbs and $500 kegs the former mostly at
1le and the latter at 1910 U h for Prime.
Weeks receipts 1888 bbls and tierces 1906 kegs
exports, equal to $40 kegs.
RICE-We have noticed only small Of this article
during the week, at 6Ae u ID for fresh Carolina
WHIsKY-The rates have further advanced. and we
have noticed sales Of few hundred bbs at 31M32e p
gallon for Rectined including yesterday ITS bbls at 3l
32s.
Weeks receipts, 79l bbls-exports, 49,
sALT-We have yet no cargo sales to report From
second hands the rates 81 30 for and 81 40
sack for Fine delivered free Of drayage Yesterday 1000
sacks Turks Island were sold at 95e D sack
CoFFEE-The Coffee market has been rather heavy
during the week, and sales confined few lots at 10
0e ID for fair to prime lots Of Rio and 90 for Skim.
mngs.
BAGdING AND RoPE-Kentucky Bagging has con-
tinued to sell in small lots at 1313be ard Rope at TX
07sle India Bagging has been in fair request with
sales of some 600 bales at lll2t, mostly time, with
interest added
dUNNY BAGs-A lot of 100000, in bales was sold on
Monday at TX, but holders have generally been asking
l20l2Ae; and yesterday $50 bales taken at the
further advance Of 121a913 and lot at 13ke
CANDLEs-Ths asking rate is 24e p ID for Star Can
dies, without any further sales of consequence
TALL0W-Transactons in this article during the week
have been confined to few small lots 9Me p fb for
City Rendered
LARD OLIVE have noticed further sales of ordinary
brands at $1,000 of Emery at 95e and Micheners at 81
y gallon.
HEMP-We have not heard of sale for many weeks
LEAD-We quote this article at So 50f0s7 100 b.
LIME-From second hands the rates have been So 90
0S2 so u Dbl for Western and ThoInaaton. We have
further cargo sales to report
HIDEs-We have noticed some sales Of Mexican Flint
at lojs0lo%e y 1b.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-There have been some small
sales Of this article at the advanced rate of zoe gallon
FREIGHTs-The rates have improved to I'd for Cotton
for Liverpool and NJ for Havre which rates have
noticed few engagements Some shipments of Cotton
have also been made for Antwerp at for Cotton and
go shillings I, hid for Tobacco
EXCHANGE-The market for Exchange has been very
dull and the transactions have been limited scale at
our last quotations
lUe tzh0lU914
"a, OIL loND5 III
Sew YORK sAty-day Bills .-......21zG53 q ct sdise.
sight Checks on New York p ct. disc. 0par
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Gss' Editors of the Crescent Please an.
WILLIAM CASTELL candidate for the office Of CLERK
OF T HE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhls
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re- THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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NB> WILLIAM P. BEDLooK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ofhe may organised
sueceedit.
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Deputy Clerk the Probate of the present Second
triet Court candidate for the CLERHsP Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the may changed
hfo
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Nas- We are authorized to announce Colonel
A. LABUZAN Candidate for CLERK of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the be changed
HnhA
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Mss- MessrS. Editors Please to announce
FRANCIS LEIGH Candidate for CLERK Of FIRST Dis
rCT COURT subject the decision Of Democratic Convention
lie viii be supported by MANY FRIENDS jyleu
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ELECTION NOTICES.

Ns- We are authorized to announce Major
A KELLY candidate the State Legislature the Third
representative District Parish of Orleans subject the nomination
he Wing Con venion. OF
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NSs- JOHN ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhqs
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He- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DisTRIcTcoURT OF NEW ORLEANS
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Gs- J. G. PoTNDExTER, Superintendent of
English Delivery the Postaee candidate CLERK
Of THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. unhs tss
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


oFFrcs THE DAILY CaEscENr,
Saturday Morning October Is, 1858
CLEARED YESTERDAY
sss S S:s @ s Il %f Voc ,sn tsa
ARRIVED
B B Py s D i s s from farsS T. ss H.
Bark Mahun c.mfb days Philadelphia, Bosar viii
Bark Naa wsoa Boston, Deaks aco-sd
s ssSSs:l Bs.: ss, from ss Sss s.s,D.
sresmboats
? palmaa, Daniyis, rom Wsn.niOu.
ss ySeia H s. ' %h Ai.f ito% Tie1surs
Towo. P6.a wGSsS Iols ss down sad
Ras6a rom tRs Pa eao ds%S q
Sp Dyer sag brig s6 biS,s ana
BeIow-ooming Up
Bsks Mandarin from Pladslpha aud Marira from
IMPORTS.
s,t shs Ok a:sisI %s:.
gosIoN; Per hart Aiariys aserad nerelAndts.
Poocy, Nieol AGO.
EXPORTS
AVREPer ship sarah Purntoni sst bales
a. P A. y f saa I,qy L Il 1ss st 4 sq
nos bills whisky al coils op- Sc bagsas 70 bills
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
waters Camden Do II Short So &e. ngSP ss
s a1, ~ % M s,s ssegse alss,ns b sgg sa
Gods rope Keunet DI 4eI71 III
si@nss pickles 10 * corn
Hen. 8 s. b5 iisi 8 IL. apple "a ss 1
2Ss 20 fsyns HarIonso DC bsek9e Stanton do
aIi-lI hhds tobacco,
WARRESToNPer Dalmau qs4 cetton Watt
assosy sa s5,sS slIo tys4
WIFI "e;sIs
ThongsoH% g A. Mte9eeIg A ] Wright des@as 6yps
1: ssaT sS9. jfs k 4aa rs DO
cotton 9lIe.
ALExANDRlA-Psr steamer sydOna. 81 bale. de
cam@sk, sqqrs Sso"is MtsnSerss
ig III. Payne HaT.onEs Oakley Hawkn9 csye
Total cotton 407. '-''N '' W '''''
ycKsBuRGPer steamer Southern cotton Esin
Lee eo36l do swney Green 8eolsl do Feowes&co-66 do
nd w Ras9s IHea a. T5s Dc Martin 9ssa
sDovs &cosa ThornhiisSos do Lalisade-ss Do
"A a. Curry Fs2e % do Wight
y s' 49, ff c asa % G. R sSSs : ssa
s Dc Davis ao o 10 & a.e az Pal 6
mAn-TOiA bales Gotten 25Os -sandries to order
ooNsIaNEEs.
EPr slnyoa Dyer rem I@IaS
Green &eoE Bro seoN9rth, Bro &coBuhan
s9d fo ~ S Ss &Ss Mesr
Msfe esn 4eop Carroll eoE f bny
z psoss
Hynson-J Dereneaux-W A voet-Levy Csldwell-W Arm
stTong-H W H-Buckner Stanton Wood
MANA MslauraI sturevsnt &eoFron, Fowler eoRobson
AnsnTurner, Wilson &eoHarnden's Expess-F Walker
Metse knrAs Seo-R Hall &co,Cammaek &wesHsmithJ Lei
a,'' campbell @sph o~s ss5ss:y
Lewis Grant &eosmit BroPayne Harrison-MeRea
manKennett Dix &cS-E Hart Hopkins Relf
aeoC GanesM Cooper &eo-G NJ Pnkad &ce-J Leley-J
Woodruff Brander, Williams &eo-T Blanchard &so-ksy
d Frazer-Curry Person-M Miler-order.
AP sHTss sR Bslssf S
AveryA BronseauA &eeBradey, Wilson Byrns Sco-
Miller &co-Brandsr Williams 6co-Buehan-
Carroll &coR CAROLS Davis deoDyas deoFsowes
&co-Fsarn Hegan-GToy Campbsl-M &coN
Gas Coz Gerard &eo-P iLe6rad SeO-Go nunfenderon
MagoneA Mltenburgerhlassey, Poutney CollnsJ
Montgomery MeGinnM Miler-N Maraehe--J
B Nauee 1eo-Oakey HawkBsPTce Pomroy
F Psuet-Peet samsrs-H PaekArd-PayAe Hssou-J &
Green &eo-W Tbompson-ITuworh 4 hvggeIty-Wat De
Saulles-J Woodruff &eoWiiams &coD Wilson-AJ Win.
| ston--W S YeomaD.
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WATERENG PLACES.

4 AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER z~s
CREOLE Amusement = Pcst "
EAN SPRINGS BILOXI ah ntsrTedists lard a. 49,
splendid Low steamer CREOLE C aflsz walker t,
Pesiy 'oT tnis trade with tueriar accommodation sill
cefrGon aud Jefferson Rasd arrival The lake or ire
MONDAYS. by 3 A. NJ Earz FRIDAYS Inv NJ Car,
WFDSESDAYS.by r. NJ Cars sATUkDA rs ~ n o.
And the PoneharlrAn Railroad ca arrgsl a. n Ia
AS follows.
49,. L.9tsi Ne" OFl.anft Lesess 0esa2 Ppriap-
MONDAYS by "a. NJ EARS UESDAY al A. AZ
WEDHEsDAYS. by p. NJ tap. THURSDAY ......at A. NJ
aRIDAYS.... by A. VI rars SATURDAY -. Al 4 A VI
SATURDAYS. by 2. ~ tars. SUNDAY Al a p N
~ Freight received The Railroad al week % U ,ocE on
SarriAya.
TT The Way Letter Bag will leave the Office Agent On Mon
day and Wednss1ays ~ O'clock Ffdayl
urdsys at O'Clock ".
~ 10 Bay Christian "a; Children and ser
vantss IS; Deck Massppi CITY Bot asf Oesn
SPRING., 70 So cndren and Servants af 80; Deck, 81.
$40 r. sEDDEs, AGENT 10 Bank Piare.
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MS SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
" IN November next, fel ia
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EOaST

IGOR BAL1zE, SOUTHWEST Pass, 49,
and al intermediate lsntngs-Tw NO Trips week LekkaRS
he ne" and fat running steamer X. VI. JONES, ~
master will leave fbr GRAND PRAIRIE every TUESDAY,
at 10 O'clock returning the
every FRIDAY, at 10 o0kt for BALGZE, SOUTH WEST
fAss and All ihtermediats PlanaEs and returning y
sunday evening For freight apply board 1 81 St.
Ill
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NOTICE in conformity with an order I
A vIs.--Conformement a un ordre de rhonor:

"A 'no.-oohiorlneihent IN ofuTe ue honor-
n able uareme district
W lea onnia dseret De "a ds
application IA Fte lie IA Nile Orleans
B@huz Coffee,
irsras estimation dis
nsrezasss dams les requis
De Ia die pubque douhant
ses nieresAees qs out dsfos de Ia a estimation ct In Diet
sesseneni Fnspeeon
les dits quatrieme N
confrIns
don't les dro niersts devront les qrf
saiyront publication
dts eoar eqrs nsr e am les dits
sent
iAsuslle obi objections ls
seat fondees rerpron @ Ia dsraisrs
pubnation le dessas fx Gr =
p. T. PHILIPS.
c. W. WILSON.
oets q a nd noy Fl GERALD FkRKnI-
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VHE ROAD 10 HEAI,Tu- 8

HoLIowAYis PILLS AN ADMIRABLE REhEDY iok TIM
CURE COMPLAINTS AND BAD titsts HUN
wilson gentleman BaRg whsls be bad bsen
IN
called a. Protsssss establishment 20 dts thu
he inln taking these tis having
Coup amt ir years With DIGESTION 50 n'rairsd
~ dseFef but heLLnwAYs Pills
eansing the liver and
tlys o. rams he Is quite restored 10 healths
sod Professor Strand
ali suL
i1safs The United States s1 cents 81
each Wholesale hr the prnel
uneu, ND BY lga A. B. SANDS sss Sctk and WRIGHT
: Orleans.
IL There onsls fable tlyrns tAkag tho rss
sf,s- q iHt-
~ HIskY-9O0 bbIs Rye, bourbon and Mo
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Few ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Friday Evening october Il 1858.
The market animated during the last few days Of
the week good supply of Hogs, Texas Cattle, Sheep
and Veal Cattle offered, but Western Beeves continued
scarce Arrived during the week. ia head of Beef Cattle
$40 Hogs $50 Sheep and 1853 Calves and Yearngs Prices
firm:
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MS- FoR CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES Court
BERNARD GARTY Candidate for Constable Of the Third JUS
uess Court Election November MANY FRIENDS alOts"
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REMOVALS.


u EMOVAL.-Mrs Avn Law has re- -
" naovsd rom csuadssf 10 SsYADEs STREET s3esd
pstNeen Efato and ThHlA The hoase 10
- 4ei toeeoa Mrs. l. . pspsfa reefEs BokRDEas. ii
+lhGlt Lodgng. ola Bar
EMOVAL.-I have removed from No SO
: - cpHraan street 10 No S. my old ssznd.
> EMOVAL.-y o. PIERsoN, Real Estsfe
y Note md EEhsn Broker
Z ENOVAL-MICHELL, BEvERIEY & Co. have
rsoged ron No. 50 No. 81 eoYDRAs STREET neasths
.l-s-ot ~ gAsine aoyS n
N0TICE.--BARELBI h Co have removed back
70 shsf old stand, - Comma hs sy sas os
NOTICE In conformity with an order Of
;hs hnusrabs the Fonrh
- June 1885, The susebsFs appointed Commissioners by tne said
uf On the appeaiion Of the o. New Orleans he Of
street nt coss street. r public and for The purposes Of
masking aat sud equitable esste e
The ian required for the opsu1g pshc
R eFsby not all Interested that they psd
ne Clefk o. the said Cou f the Inspection
heeru aHd that the o. haa
rrssaed 2 The i FoarA District Court Of New Orleans for eouf
nation according To law.
state especially their objections writing, deposit
hen n The hsuda o. the Clerk Of within r
at nteon Of this nst Ia orde
hs estimate AHd the thereto objected
raau @ days pasisa,iu q sh so,ite
and nc DAY above msntoned and fixed for Hakfnx thereof
| C. W. WILSON,
4 la II n 3 A d
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Gs- FIFTH DIsTRIoT CouRT.-JoHN S. BA-
RON present CLERK N the Fifth District Court candidate for
CLERK OF said Court 80. Election November !, 1858. sis
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bacon SlDES-lOO casks Prime, for sale by
- o. is KENNEDY a FOSTER, Is TehOupisosiss st.
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Ms- VIM HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Justices Court Election Monday in No
mVlOt
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Will leave SAL URTlAY, October 10. ,.
LNOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND ~ -
IL ECoRE AND ALENAN DRIA Re gBlsr sbreye- fAsAst~
port Packet COMPRONISE--1he aud light
dAngh steamer COMPROMISE, Captain Kay, vii aye
Al above, For freight passage, apply On hoard TO
WHITE a BUCHANAN, u Fulton st., or
9ig SHAW a ZIJNTs. I Fult,u street
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Ms- FRED. j. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
Novam NEXT.
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VyTRSBURG

---Ts----11I.--
viii leave TUESDAY, October IS, AT s o clock r.u.
E0R VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, Ay =.
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD LEla&t&
NEY, NATCiiEZ and al intermediate Landings. ~
Regular Vekshug Packet MAGNOLIA.--The magnh-
swift running passenger MAGNOLIA ST. Clair Thomas
VIII freight passage apply
board SMITH a FIMIsTER, SO Poydraa sheet
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Departure Of Trains. Firm HSNO-asaas-
Horse CsEs-sx and " a. ~, ieA, and IL r.
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sivsly in snd until qa1stss PsstT Ia vintsf
Ff0al Csrrpiitos:
ferBe CArs--E and a. NJ, s, 2 and 10 p n.
every horr faefg
siyely in and until haifpAst ia winter
FEnEis Children ande Servants
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4: MOTT esniiate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DIsTRI
COURT. mil
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VIII above For freight passage apply
board or to SMITH MINISTER, 80 Poydraz sweet.
VIII leave SATURDAY, October 49, st 5 O'Clock NJ.
LNOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, ~
II NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD LssaesAsttsss3f
NEY, NATCNEZ, FORT ADAds BAYOU SARA, a1kfffaEI -
ard BATON RUGERegusr SATURDAY Weekly Veksbug Packet
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-Ths ew, magnificent aDd
running packet SOUTHERN BELLE Captain NJ
White will freight passage apply
To- SMITH 4 FlNlSTER, co Poydras street.
tF The Southern Belle will take Yszoo freight, with the privilege
Of reshipping.
ts Leyse foot Of Canal street, 90
Thursday morning. TO receive freight. oil
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

Ill ENRY PARSONS, 13 Camp.-HR@
IL II street. offers for sale PIANO FoRTES
NUNS CLARK, CHCKERlNG and PLEYEL III R hi III
These celebrated builders acknowledged by
all at all acquainted with the busine stand unryad Their In
struments themselves ispe all The public
respectfully invited TO call them Tuning repair
ing done carefully and with Dispatch e2s If