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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15
Wilde & Brother

IEsss{ --B0OhSEEHEHS q SFA11ONEhSS ~.
ATTHoLRSALE and Retail dealers IN Iniseetaneouss
Nv medical, theological and school books
wall paper and window blinds Whoieaale deaefx school
aud others supplied at tho lowest
a corner n Main and Union Streets
U Wheelins, Va. apS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15
VIM. T. Needs & Co.,

RookbindeFs & Blank book Man u fn cturcrB,
NO. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS. =
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
w lie in general that they have bought the establish
msnt lately known James NJ Ewings Bookbinde:y and
manInetory and are now to Rule and
magazines, periodicals, in be surpas.
and by any establishment in the country. .tl5t-
Constantly on hand an assortment OF blank books.
nnf0- Nv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

Samuel Louther adm. & others. J
BY virtue OF decree rendered in the above Causes,
which heard together on the s day Ol Janua y,
1853, in the Circuit Court Ohio County, Virginia,
undersigned oincd commissioner for tina will
proceed to SELL Monday, the 18th day OF May, 1853 at
he front door OF the Court House OniU county, fol-
lowing porerty in said PToeeedinss set forth TO wit:
ty nins, C9) eighty, CsO) eightywo s9 hundred
seyen 1oI1 eighty one Ss and one hundred ard eight.
L10S) situated in the addition to the City Wheeling
by John N Lure James II. Forsyth and others, called
North Wheeling. Also, out-lo- numbered three C3)
tanng about 1St which has been divided into eight
arcelsto SUIT purchasers, plat OF which is III my pos
session
And the said lot will he sub vided thought best
and coal privileges gold separately, Will be al
ogeous 10 the parties in Interest.
uS-TERMS: a credit of one, two, and three years.
will be given the purchase money, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with security bearing interest
their date and the title being retained un the last pay
ment s made. WM S. wICkHAbI,
UP Attysl mr12 So Commissioner
IVlRGINlA.-At Rules held U,eI ONCE of Ino
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, the month OF April,
1852: F..a'
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r. 81. LOGAN q CO.,

T. II. LOGAN q Co, - .. !.
wv ULD respectfully call the attention OF their friends
w and dealers generally TO their frcsh and cheap
&c, W. O., ~, p
Remember the Hwell known Bridge corner, the
Monroe House, and just opposite the Bg Red Boo OF
M'Clallcns & Knox. Fl - i.-5..1a.. l... 10
10 bbls. LinsoeL Oil CDaylin & countz make
100 kegs White Lead, Pttsburg and Cincinnati brands
s bbls. Spts. Turpcntine. ..---. 1851.
10 - No. I and = Lard Oil.
10 Tanners Cat all prices)
1 Dbl. fine Sweet Oil. ) Esi1-z - Ea.t-s
baskets Salad Oil. $50 r. -...., 4a..,
10 kegs sup. Carb. Soda. 49,. 81 ...i .....
Dbl. Cream OF Tartar. ,s. r. I...a
1 Manila Indigo. I'D .t- &C., t... 81 90
cask Potash. ..ss s... r a...t
Saleratus. .' ..f. .... q.
s bales corks, Of all sizes.
aud fine sponge.
10 kegs refined Saltpetre.
2 Bicrhomate of Potash lad, I'd
on hand and receiving, by
ap12 -.sEr T. H. LoGANE& CO.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad!

Wall Paper, second spring Arrival.
NoMMON and Gllzed, Window Blinds, Fire Screens
" and borders, just received at
JOHN FISHERS Book Store,
ap4-tm No. 1876, Main street.
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REMOVAL.

t4f 4S414A1 NShts6141s5ffsiss
"A M.ADAMSl has removed his CLoTHIN(ff STORE
As to the large Ware Rooms Water street, secoil
door below Monroe street, where his will find,
the cheapest rates. .As0saEsszf ras.Bs apo
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liz COVENANT.

VIRIi Rucs held The cIrI KS UtnGc OF The
circuit Ohio county, in the month OF April 1853
lanes n. Howard, ~
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John Kirk q William Ransom s..,t 10 4
action Breach OF Covenant TO recover $40 at tho
least with int in which suit an attachment ssu
cd and returned served. F.-
cause are Inhabitants Of the Vign-
aon motion OF the plaintiff his attorney il is ORDER
ell that they do appear within month aner due pub
catiun OF this ORDER and do what be necessary to
protect ther this suit and that copy said
order forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the city ofWheeng four successive weeks All post
ed III the front door OF Ohio county
the first day ofthe next county court:
I'M C. Good.1 Capr6.
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TO THE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM.
d X. z1NN will open his Ice Cream Saloon of Tuesday
II the 9th inst with all his former and many
raugcmens, the accommodation of VISITORS who will
be supplied with the best Ice Cream OF the in the
best style. pitt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-15

hats, white black, with feathers, Tor sale
wholesale and retail by
ape HARPER d SON.
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d Received,
OUR Spring stock drugs medicines pauts, oils dye
" stuffs, perfuneries, etc. etc.
mar3i r Fl. LOGAN a ca.
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Rules held in the clerks office ofthe Cir
Quit Court oroho county, the month OF APRIL, 1883.
Thomas Hughs
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5s5- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
candidate for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MoUNEY. mhs
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Est- THOMAS c. POOLE is a candidate fol
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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been done Sales Of common At IS Is Dbl four months
dRAINThs receipts Of Corn have been quite light for
some days past and the market Is firm Sales Of good
mealing Yellow at OF 10 6Sc and White at Gle bushe
Oats In demand at 4Sc Y, bushel for Northern.
NEW YORK, May A.. .COTT0N-sales Of 5000 bales
and the market unchanged COFFEE-sales Of 800 bags
for st. Domingo and IL for Java sales also Of
3O00 bags Java at auction at ii and active SUGAR
S s. Of lSo hhds New Orleans At 4lc MoLAssEs.
bbls At 81 SO to 56 for State and 81 rs 70 sales Of
900 bbs Southern at So l2,s to 25 and inactive
White and 81 2ofor Western White .CORN--Dull with
sales Of IL 900 bushels at Csc for White and 81 for Yellow
wnaE kiafrm With ,ales d 800 bbS at 22c gallon
and sl3 81 for Prime Heavy with sales Of 200
bbs al si3 LARDsaes OF $50 bbls at ga to loc p ib,
and quiet.
BALTIMORE, May 4, p No. FLOUR-The market
day steady We note of 700 bbs Howard street
Flour at 81 We note sales to-day Of 500 bbls City
fresh ground ditto at S.. wHEAT-Continues very
tive Small sales Of good to prime Reds made To- day
A. ~ 70 iisc We gn9ts WHIT Wheats az ia 70 Ilsc
l2sc has been offered and refused .CORN-sales Of
Corn were freely made at So to BIC for White and
By 70 Doc for Yellow OATs-We quote Maryland Oats
at So to Acc, and Pennsylvania at ~ 10 54c U bushel
PROYISI0NS-The market remains quite active We
note sales of 2ao tieces Western Lard at eye Bacon
remains firm at SIC for Sides and 6sfc for shoulders
hhds at go.
Upper Mines at 81 c. at which the market stands
FIGURING lots reported. The market unchanged and
we quote country superne So rs 10 s5 city do SO IS
TO So 90 extra country and city - 20 TO rs bbl.
CORN-Saes Of lis sacks at &c. fair white 1900 ditto
from sto, good ut 40 525 do from the Levee fair at
IS 200 do delivered at 49, 1896 do delivered 80 140 do
sacks returned at 49, mixed 50 do at 49, sacks included
OATS-Sses of 1000 800, and 300 sacks at "a cents
WHIskY-Two lots to-day, 100 and 80 bbs Raw at IS
at which the article appears firm PROVISIONS AND
LARD-Market rather dull to-day for Bulk Meats Buy
ers Offering lower figures Sale Of 100 bbls Mess Pork
delivered board at $50 bbs prime Lard sold at
9l4c y III. GROCERIES-No change in the market.
late arrival from below odds few more lots of Sugar to
the stock in store ROPE-Ssle Of 1856 coils good
HAY-21 bales at SIC.
MONEY MATTERS, TRADE, Erc.-The New York
Post Of Tuesday, the Sd instant says The demand
money active but the increasing supply renders all
gotations easy At to per cent fall loans readily
making and less Righteousness about the character Of the
securities is manifesng itself Call loans at per cent
have been effected the security Of keypor stock
at on Erie, which PROFESSIONALLY evidences easy
money market The discount Of first business paper II
effected at per cent mainly, and from to per cent
and that Of second class at to per cent The
or Sterling Exchange is neither active firm at th'
top quotation The range is 10SA to 1895 but the
i binary business rate is 1U9L.n
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DAILY CRESCENT.

Mr.. Jos. Hayward died in Boston, on Sunday,
the LIST, leaving fortune of 100000.
They are agitating Maine Liquor Law -
in London and Manchester, England.
The courthouse at Warrenton, Virginia, was
totally destroyed by fire on the LIST inst.
President Pierce and wife, il is said, will pass
the summer months in Georgetown, with Score.
tary McClclland.
Judge Bronson, the new Collector of the Port
of New York, it is said. has already received
seven thousand applications for office.
Samuel j. Pickands, the Grand Scribe of the
Grand Division of Sons of Temperance of Penn
sylvania, died in Philadelphia on the Sd inst
Mr.. Bailey, editor of the National Era, with
his wife, goes out in the Baltic on her return
trip, to spend the summer in Europe with Mrs
Stowe.
We learn from the Washington Republic that
on the 9TH inst, Hon. jeff Davis, Secretary Of
War, was confined to his house by an attack OF
neuralgia.
Mrs Frost, of the town of Madison, New
Hampshire, a lady now in her hundredth year,
is engaged in knitting pair of wooden stockings
for exhibition at the Worlds Fair at New York.
The Chicago Democratic Press says the num-
Der of the injured by the late railroad collision
is much larger than was first supposed. 1t is
now ascertained that there are from 40 to 50
that are more or less injured
The Washington Republic states that the
Secretary Of the Interior has issued an order
prescribing the hours of labor of the clerks in
his department to be from half-past 8 in the
morning to o'clock in the afternoon.
Another slave schooner, called the Cora, has
been seized off the Cuban coast by British
cruiser, and taken into Havana. She had
brought in successfully on cargo of slaves, and
was going to Cardenas to fit out for another run
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1ts- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
WILLIAM CkSTEL the CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhl4
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YENTE DE CONSTABLE.

Sgoo~pK CouR IL. A. BEARD MAY NINE JOSE
PARoissE DORiEAss PiIlNE C. GRANDMoT EFT II. r.
GRANDMoT, son epoux.. No. Il, $50.
HIM VERTU dun writ de fieri facias moi
Ia par on c. V. Jone Juse PAX
dorean 10 proeederai vendre encan Banks Arcade,
LUNDf, 80 Mai, 1853, a midi
Tous les drois tea neats de defendants dams DIX GER
TANS LOTS DE TERRE les aeloratons 'y
tues Trcene District de eete vile dan, ei borne les
FnGa Champs Eyees, Pelopdas ct Livingston deuss
Nos six tui,anis iusqu qunie neusveen plan
dIsmecou
da1s A. A. Baudoin, Notairs Pubie-
lots Nos sept hut ct neu ont ebaeun pieds
Champs Elysees peds
poondeur; No. nnf forme Champs
Livingston; lot No dix pied
dm ce Ia LIZ ngon cent soxante pied de proondeur
facade 6ga Gel No ds
meme les Nos dou eiz qorse qunts ont cacnn trehe
prc'ondeur lie 10 No. duze no renognue des
ingston OF des Francois. B- Conditions compliant.
GEORGE p. PEARSON, Constable.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

SECOND JusrcE'sCorRrllJ A. BEARD MAY MRS. JOSE
PARISH ORLkASs. II Prime C. GRANDMoT and n. r.
GRANDMoT, her husband NO 1880
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to me
directed the Honotahe Jpute, the
Peace or me Parish will sell at public auction
Banks Arcade, MONDAY, May 80 is5s IL O'Clock
Az The dsndsnts rights title and interest in and to TEN GER
TAIN LOTS OF GROUND with thereon,
Third District Of this city, in the square bounded by Fenebmep,
sian Fields lopeas and Ln Streets
bs ak to Fifteen" both inclusive,
nfour sureyo TIE 23i November 1850 and Deposited
Office Of A A. Baudoin, Notary Public.
numbers t eight nine each thirty
half inches Fields
depth the lot number the
and Livingston number having thirty
and half inches Livingston hundred
feet in DEPTH and lot number eleven the
Lots namrs twelve thirteen
tve feet SIX inches and half front Frenchnen BY
de aud twenty feet the oinunbr twelve forming the
Of Frenchmen and LiviD gson IT, Terms cash.
GEO. y. PEARSON, Constable.
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TO RENT.

NOR RENT--The large and commodious -
IL STORE Hall, former C. reisi fr'hang~
situated ST. Charles street. and lately oeupieJ ~ B. Morssi
mss i'' t1W.Ro BARNETT. 81 cant street
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Z. MAYO, DENTIST, has re- -
a. moved 70 No. Carondslet, Canal street ~ ~
Dr.. MAYO has been Tor many years . resident oil Yy
testimonials Of ability, etc., Lt II
Professors Homer Matter Mitchell Pancoas and GsTha.
Philadelphia He also refers Professors DeBow
of the University louisiana and Da Fenns, Max and hester
and J.. andC 7. j. mhio sn
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ICE--ICE-ICE.

nee! ICELJ. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Fields opposite the
Depot Old Lys~ street,
No. IA No New vee street. No - New evee
street No. ash leyes
Ninth and Harmony Fourth Dis
Set.
GCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
NAV J r. WHITNEY, Il CO. 81 csmr n,has
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Ess-FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
authorized that Judge A. CANONGE candidate
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
tho which
tpp fell IL
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TOwsos Hereas Peanega from the Pasetowed down
9th INST ships Owsgo, Westminster M
ships Marathon II Won Garzen aad schr CeBsiante.
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Is&rFOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
We EDWARD RAND candidate for
the jUDGEsinP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New
euns isnq< n
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Sight AND SHORT SIGHT CHECKS ON
mhls ~ COCHRAN Il CO., IS Camp street.
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re- We are authorized to announce G. r.
WHEAT as Candidate District mh7
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ms- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.-I am q Can
dllAe for Judge Of the Fourth District Court Of
mhT M. Nj. REYNOLDS.
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Union DlvisfonNo O. of T-Aeetssvery FRIDAY EVEN
a; o'clock at Temple Hall No 22a Thoupiisgas
The following the officers r.
W.P; CAhsrs A.. NJ MoQUALrKR, B. 81 A. RosrSwls
4. Rs.i BuEss, s.. Ws. WHrsxII, t.; BRcsnyKR c. ;
DoSpLE A. CT Hraa GRAHAM l. ST. A. LAMBERT, O. SICK
VISITING CoMMITTEE-Brothers BncKmYER No. ia NewIyee
treess t-lf
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JlSs- For JUDGE OF THEFHTH DISTRICT COURT
We authorized LIVINGSTON
ehes Of JUDGE OF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS, IL
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IS- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
e. NJ EMMERsoN candidate for the ,nee JUDGE or
11RD DISTRICT COURT the Court which organized
toa aeradi IL. lei Ia
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gTEAMBoAr DEPARTURES.

ms- The steamer FALCON, Capt. Neal, leaves
IA, CINCINNATI, ETC., THIS EVENING, at 4 O'clock.
myi2 MCDOWELL. JR. BELL, 10 Poydrss street,
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ES- j. d. CoTTON is candidate for JUDGE OF
TIE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW Or
ANs tbs Court which will superrede the Third Judicial District
Souft Tor the PAriAh 81 efersrn.
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ES- F0R JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
RICHARD H. BARKER is candidate JUDGESfP
TRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, the Court which
may sdcceed II under the Constitution fei
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MT For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
COuRr.-MARTIN BIACHE candidate for the JUDGE
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, Of
the Iourtlb Al uaysuc fetGf sniR
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ESs- H. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE sixth DISTRICT COURT. mh25
%ss- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
eab of the Second Justices Court Election Monday IN No
yemher next. myl0H
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COM ERCIAL MMARY.

REVIEW OF THE BOSTON MARKET THREE
ENDING ON THE 4rH
COTTON-The market for Cotton has been rather dull
since last and have only to notice sales of few
hundred bales at the quoted rates
IMPORTS FROM JANUARY l TO APRIL So
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Ea~ II. b. EGaLEsToN is q candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
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NS-FOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
M KEARNEY As candi-
for the JuDGESiiIP Of tho FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
Orleans. ian9< "
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GJ- J. G.. PoNDExrER, Superintendent of
The English Delivery N the City Poso1ee
On The FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mh9 tes
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EDUCATION FOR THE PEOPLE-On the
a first day Of May, first OF THE POPULAR EDUCATOR
Published No. II York Price,
comprehensive Educational Periodical
the II will include regular
every department knowledge proposes introduce the people
knowledge, individual
MAJ "A complete secular education.
following made the whole field
know the
Of the Departments. The eons in.jeography will be
with copper and the
hh VIII be illustrated
belsh the several subjects, will be neglected.
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR embraces the following departments
and subjects;
LANGUAGE. This Includes Language, Grammar, Phlology
and Bellies Lettres
NATURAL HISTORY. Geography, Boony, Zoology, Miner
Aogy and Geology.
III. MATHEMATICS Athmstic Algebra, Geometry
iion
". PHYSICAL SCIENCES Mechanics States Dynamics
draulics, Optics, Acoustics. Chemistry Astrouemf.
V. INDUSTRIAL SCIENCES. Fishing Hunting Agriculture
Manufactures Mnng Meslurgy Coming Modes of Comniu
ncaton, Improvements
m.utRl Art
VII ANTHRoPoLoGY Man, Anatomy, Physology.
VIII HISTORY. History, biography, Ehnoiogy.
tx PHILOSOPHY Mental and Alornl Science, Logic.
" POLITICAL SCIENCE Law, Government, Political Economy
Statistics
Societies aud institutions,
NIL MscELLANEA Notices of Books Answers Correspcn-
dents, etc.
~ The succeeding parts THE POPULAR EDUCATOR will sp
pear the hIst day every mouth.
" Price, ~ csnts q 50 Postage cent In
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, II Spruce Y.
Ami sold y Booksellers generally J. q MORGAN
I'm Wboeaale Age md yn-e lev
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Wednesday Evening May II, 1858.
Arrived to-day 166 head of Western Beeyes 20 Hogs
80 and Calves There moderate stock of Cattle
and Hogs and but few good Sheep Offering The market
Is but little easier:
-PRICES-
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re- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.-We are re-
by friends Mr.. W. ROBERTS
a. candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF The PARISH OF
falls
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Iao- Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
be sspgesi candidate for the JuDGEsP or THE FIFTH
DISTRICT COURT the Court which
Ggs NUMEROUS FRIENDS
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.R. LEwISs PREPARED FLOUR.-Th,

undersigned prepared to furnish the above Flour
dred quantity M family steamboats, vessels for
branch cooking where Flour used 1t peculiarly prepared with
requiring ouy cold milk
No
tp- For particulars, see bill on IL u
this Flour that shipped
its purity. Il has
reeir insects for eighteen months
l. CHANDLER Il BRO. SO Fulton street.
DIN N.
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@ss- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.-We are au-
thord the Of p H. ONEI Attorney
Tor at Law eandidA. the Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY
the district in which the parish Of Orleans
tel Ia
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Price wheat Farley Jurey
Do ianp Scott Secs5o DC oesS Winnings casks Saon
Martin II s. do % s q 20 3 dS wsss M
1871 vi. ard Wright bt. whisky Baddecae &ec~iOs
iSs 20 Do ss cotton s%
to order
ST LOUIS Illinois: sss lead Fosdek
baesa Connolly scONss Martin &eo-ig7 III,
do Do Faser Nav DO KtnSe
pf ~ do osesy Mseauayls do Kennedy FOsteJl,6
F,is, ssgIs q . % 90: SSIs Ssk
s, Sss Wir, csPdsn sst ks ss,s Bse1o
Cherry, Henderson deo-s nndries TO order.
GRAND ;';a%s5 Frank Ly0n u bale. cotton WI
Il ii7 do Ward JonIsss do swney, green Sco-o do
is ss No. 30 WIFI 20 q. @sR %S ao do
1874 bales has and sundries to oder1oa cotton gsi bales
rdws S 81 'ss% sss do ss's
Il co .Ss "a % 40 ss%
es J 20 &c Duncan no ser Do az
Campbea bales pele to ordrTo,al cotton ISL bH
St Se Ks ets " sraw do IL:
s Gayle acos hhds obaero Rodewad &cos6 hbls lard
S pc. % ss pig. s%a wood V
MEMPHIS Per Gem 1913 bales cotton Cherry Henderson
% Do sSG WsSo g T % sn. sos Do S
M Miller Sco-sl do swney Green &colos sidda Green &eo
Sos ds Robson AisPa, DO sesssqss Ilssays; DO
nIyi. Wood SsO do Davis Titus &ooa5 Armstrong harri. AGO
s
ST LousPer Lah Tuna: bbls Kennedy
to order Kenneth Dix &coio1s aaks oe, Gayle &eo4
bales Buehannon, Carroll &co6 do Geo Connely-l4
Byne &col do Cleveland Bros &eo2 do swney Green &e
Payne Harison4 do Wright &co6s do Ward
Dowas Cuddy &eclo do Hewitt Norton acc2 do Robson Allen
s do Rugeley, Blair &eo-Totsl cotton 1874 bales.
ATTAKAPASPer steamer Rosa 81 hhds Lauve Mccall
"a Darby Tiemouet-Is Degeos PLEASANT
Hill do Boga Foey& Avy-50 do Ia bbls moasses Gourdain
Kerr-o hhd bills do bales
hhds bale cotton Boeqs bales wool sansuudies
order.
LAFouRcHEPer Music hhds sugar bbls
Gerard &co30 hhds Is bbl moasses Lob Charpuier
10 hhds Augun Thbau do Darby Temoulet-e9
BogA Foley Avery- 40 bf do Beoeq-1s half
do Dgelos PLEASANT eoS bills do II hhs Brand Lsn
sundries to order.
BAYOU sARAPsr steamer New Latona II bids
&co5 bales cotton Ward Jonas2 hhis bbls
bb mossses Piauehe &cos hhds Woodruff &cos5
bb moases Maineauxs9 do Shepherd9s do bbs
Lanans Rneioo bbs msses 50 hf do Boulgny Ganuchean
| sundries to order
BAIZE-Per steamer Ophea. hhds Shift 6co-95
de Egaua-2l do Cazenaye-l2 do
Rotchford-s Dnege-e0 Fsatn gan &co4O
bills moas Thompscu-l0O do do Payne Harison-s5
| potatoes % do onions to order
ATTAKAPAs-Psr steamer Hays 50 hhds Bslocq
IS do Lob Charpantl2 do Degeos PLEASANT &col2
McCal2s do Kennedy Foster0 do Donald &oolo do
OlverS5 do bbs Hall Rodd-l5 do nolsse Gourdan
| Kerr bbls molasses D Muggah.