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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Oppicg op rHg DAILY Crescent |
Thursday Morning, July Fl, 1858 !
l,TrspEn yparFRpAy

OFtfCE oP THE DAILY CREsCETT |
Thursday Morning, July FL, 1858 J
CLEARED YESTERDAY
schr Lepaf rn for rn1s Santiago so1hngyd Harrison
ARRIVED.
ship crest City, Allen rom hlvs,top in bala,t maP
se' iafesta, layl ys from sbsac la TO mnster-Bsiu
afhr ID tnphr Mach, days FnsacOa 70 nl1sterBafin
steamboats,
Fanny amitb, Durham. from rsdurah.
Planter Lohutul from St Mattnsyile.
DE Baify, pt.a, Ifoin iatenrehe
MEMORANDA.
.s Steamer Fanny snl PAducsb 18Th Reports
steamer, Reindeer aad Georgetown laid up.
EXPORTS
cHhRLEsTOSre sch Pauline 1855 900 hf do do $50
ta candles 100 bgs co" 50 k ink III br AsnAa pkgs dIe
BRAZOs sANTAGOPrr sthr Leper kgs lard 100 rates
ware Sl5 paeAages dry goods,
IMPORTS
PENsAcoLA-Per schr Buessa 5000 feet lumber 10000 hs
Pooiey, Nieol Geo.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Turner Wilson acos do so.y Clnbe-i aka
sarsy Dol. egg Iwshsl &oi tb eggs john Haey2 do
Ward Jonsslss bbs onions Donnfly B1ring7 iron
ieaiey Bienf tee hf b beef Dol o, brs bacon Gedds
box Do GREENWOOD cSas es hams I'VE Bros%,o roll lssei b
sah2 sacks 81 bills apples Giyers3 bbs eggs hfdo
Byrnes do do Bern 10 key butter Alooe77 ro
ahsr Msun5 kettles Shark Day stanBssl bag
knaa d99 ts hams Voorhees, Gsg' ao-l bon nas Hndson
psei-4 bales COTTON nielo Terry &co2 do Cocks ac
indes to order-1ota cotton Il bales ia hhds tobacco
NllPer steamer ri inter rs hhds sugar ttl
do Beloc25 hhdi LObt ChSrphnez5 bJa
ken1ets IS bo a9ass Hsos smms-is do pork Debline-
u 377 iret lumber Perret-sundres to order.
LIvERPOOL-P+r Do Ratey bales va Trosl.ir d
tyiess bags potatoes Lperre EOre1 hi sugar DO oasses
aad =undries to order.
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a-T- THOMAS G. PooIE Is a carjdate for
ClEEk OF THE sECoTD DISTRICT CDCkI uhS "a
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~ Editors of the Crescent Please an
5 Vyt;TIA,fI rASTFlt de- ii e,pi 4 ,r, 50. No., CLERK
UF TIE THIRD DISTRICT ruukt'f NV '.... =e- nEI4
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ELECTION NOTICES.

rgj- Messrs Editors Please TO announce
FRAScts rECu 81. tn1daiair CLARK Of the SSI Dis
TRcT CeJRT, f-rto iho lstHuu y tnggfsi onsTntl'
ilc will be s,pp-riol br MANY FklLND9' lileu
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R.y~ Messrs Edtcrs Please aupoance me as
nRIEASs tRa NCis NJt-NEi. mhs
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re- J. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent Of
tba English pvsry ddCe, candidate for CLERK
Or THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. INNS ie'
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TREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss
popular Summer retreat, generally Hs9
the southern country, Gudtr the
ELIZABETH PRADAI and her JOHN b. fRADAT
mile distant the village o Biloxi will opened
on :, Q June for the epAun Of visitors.
The GREEN OAKS " TOO well Known to need az extended notice
popularity the establishment hiss deem ssea y
The natural alyanles commanding alter
at Lake. and receiving salt water rs ows rom
not Ari visitors
SewOieans, Mobile ami the surround b country.
made improvements
The BAR AMI BILL RD ROOMS thoroughly
up SAIL BOAT will be Al ue at the
of the visitors q charge-a, HLARET at pLner
CARRIAGES and HORSES b. Fo0urtd Al any mement
addition, celebrated BIZ ASS Nd OF NewUrlean engaged
an n Ball may be eHpe ted tv1Te s.t1y week.
the GREEN Oh KS, requested 10 no
Captain Seslers who u lasd them At the wharf Of
Tie Hotel.
....TERNlS...-
Fer Week w
tR- Chilirt and Servants hal price. ny24 am
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Nss- WILLIAM P. BEpLoCE, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT. o.e car'br ra' b. or nsed to
sUrCF 1t,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKEr.

JEFFERsoS Cry,
wednesday Evening. July 20, 1853. !
The arrivals to-day unimportant. moderate
stock of Cattle for the hambles offered with ample
supply Of Mich Cows The market is easy
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ns- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT NEW uRLEANS,s candidate for reelection
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nss- JAMES A. HoPKINs is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DIsTRICTCouR OF NEW ORLEANS.
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.z5s~ JONI ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
or The SECOND DISTRICT COURT, mh4s
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ng- P. NJ BERrIN, for the past fourteen
ysaIs Deputy Clerk of pI sglnd Dis
M fot +, . csuiia!r r III CIEEksIiif O! said SECOND
-' mhlg
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pLADEN SPRINGS, Alabama "a
proprietor these celebrated and popular ss
Spcngs, happy !uuln hs friends VITO
AMI p-lik tsss valuable tnsA
a7i he pubic genersy thar he IL pared to no It, m
Springs nH Ell that situated four mice the
lhg6ee River, and ezh.y Eve niles Noodle with Tbel city
s regular AIboat uavlga.jln,
good and Carriages always ready convey 70 AID
from 'na steamboats, passengers visiting the sp1gs.
Pleasing, rhiuIin5
healthy and al tms favorable contributes II the
rapid health Of The enfe, ted invalid.
especially Renowned their effects
kidney and uual-ia, while
ivsIep experiences that they positive
COSNOR q NtDTEN, Proprietor.
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nB- SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election @ Noa-
~ NnAnra Lnrn Y
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Nsss~ FRED. j. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
Je3 To
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nes> Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
A. Sort us candidate tor CLERK or THE FIFTH DISTRICT
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REMOVALS.

. EMOVAL.-HARRIs & MORGAN have re-
Laadtng. jys
u EMOVAL-WRIGHT, WILLIAMS g. Co. have
" rsTloed from carndeet Nos lis
stree, Of the S.. Charles Hotel i-sq In
D EM0VAL.-I have removed from No. SO
4 " Common street TO No. SIS, my old s,snd.
mills L. CUSHING.
ID EMOVAL-J o. PIKRsoN, Real Estate,
a. Note and Exchange Broker has Exchange
Place no Commercial Place doors rom
- EMOVAL-MICHELL, BEVERLEY & Co have
u removed from No. No. PoYDRAs STREET.
II Ms 2s1ipe. nova II
NOTICE.-BARELLr & Co have removed back
70 their old II Hotel
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re- WM G. QUIRK is Candidate Tor Con
iHI on TfIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT ~ District
nrIsss the Old Filth s4th Wards, anal 10 Jur
s!sctt, audi the lsyee to the Lake. l'-t
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Rag- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoJiRT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS the present. Minute
Cl.rk u the Noans, which situation be has
filed years. oilers hnussi d1ie Tor ne
oate CtERhSHP OF sad CUIor Whatever touft le same may
be changed to. iei' !"
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Es ELL CHENEY SPRINGS-The undersigned
the pubc that they have purchased this
Watering Place and have IN the course OF Snsirueon many nIr9vs
Woods, parish Landry thirty miles Northwest
Opcouss distance South Of Alexandria, aud ten
miles North Chcot TIE highly tensi
in aggravated diseases which
ordinary remedies. The Bath supplied BY
spung Water ard much appreciated by nTds Deer For and
sorng to the hunter and the
IT, with epth twenty feet situated three
nall the Sprag aboinds Trout and other fine FISH,
fishing will furnished
the visitors Liquors which the New Orleans
aret hand Coaches always
Opeousas and Washington number Of
passengers Springs. Music will be furnished aud Balls
per week gats Hunting Horses and Vehicles to transport
will hire Gentlemen fond OF hunt
shoul bring heT Tackle purchased the
spr.nrs Visitors received May November.
TERMS
Per w
Children and Servt nts hall price,
ans IN DAlGLE BEAUCHAMP.
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nss- WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Justices Court. Election Monday in No
~ us,t
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n EMONS--l0O boxes in store and for sale by
myIsu R.F. NICHOLS CO., ~ Camp street
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Izs- GEORGE F PEARSON is a candidate Tor
t,cton as con STABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
,.rd soltrits the yute OF hs iHsrds. lesh lie
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Mss- j. B. CHANDLER is a Candidate for Con
srkeLE or SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election Noysn
tYr
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EeOARDING.-A very handsomely furnished
ROOM the Second Floor OF the most desirable eca
District convenient 70 business can be had ~
Gentleman aud hi Wife, addressing to r. H. P a. ms
ps;. II rece mh9e
q RCADE HOTEL, R. s. MORSE, Pro- "a
IA pror-Th!s establishment sognay known to the Ssass
public be opened THIS hloRNtNG, Monday Noven beI
thoroughly repaired sud newly furnished
noys
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the Of the iegisa,nrs lie State o Louna sub
capital stock Of the Cmps tl406 90
oay 10 the p-op0nn other subsc'bcrs
actual State his ss4s90
AIDE subscription the si2+3 800
special plsdg,
ing the suits rpiUn the capital stock nhda by CITY
due JuLe TIA 5s
and the interest sat B9ri seeqred n.y. pledge Of
nsanegt the afses Of Oesns st. Mary ST. Drn
AudIA ftyettc, atuuUEt,ug 10 fi00,2i1.
Dire this sn to the public Do with
fal the security of Jubt d
kind iLe properly the Com
do pl4is Bonds secured by
pom the Road Until tie line 70 "sshingon aud
Of l3 me
By will BE- cut
and value the Road and will b. employed
further extension.
Tie subscription Of the Ct yof Neworlsns payable annually
whole landed estate Of the author zd OILY
stature bot approved By lie aud declared
nsuouA by she Ccltt the State. The
Ne,r2us, - One Hundred billions
receive the st5ek
be tompaue.
ar F III further regard this apply Mys'rs
HEWITT LEES CO. New York, At is cities Of tee Coz
NeWOrleaus.
BY isr 0 t Board. j. H. OFERfOS, President.
Newnriraf Iun", 1893 ~
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
Romeo through paper het JOHN kA 3 2
office Of CONSTABLE Or TIE tiS ~
lOrkT. MAN1 NVIIN ~ 'e
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.NAsS CHRISTIAN HOTEL : This ]

we'll to-day The szsC
Thos dsToua Of enjoying excellent tathiug
desirable society sud toerabe living, Will mi the Pass n=ro ~
.st4oishnent q the
Undersigned commencing the seventh gear his manage
takes this opportunity thanking iar ts hafa
the tbs; will he l utred
sGe.on, ar render ortsb GT th-r soorn the
Fass.
Attached PREMISES viii e1fi C4rrges Hoiss Billiard
r.. .mi. ' : " -''' --- r. H. MONTGOMERY Manager
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nPENING of the TIvoLI BEER GARDEN, .S2s&e
on the Pocclart Fatlrosi the Franklin x9&B
IoIarhe unarrtignrl n!orns ha friends and De pub
he NJ vel
pane 81 anii.4ut TER SUNDAY, March u.
Ii thsrs vail Ii and MUSICAL LITERLUDES EVERY
MONDAY the Eyrry will be
nsd 1oe.n. ana eiTeaauet4, well the
he ess zned wi pay fgrii.a hia
procure raon aud grss his
m Admt,Aucs which hasi iltIaLe4.
tF- Lslies ascornPa led b. gentlemen, Rec. -
mh8i j. NpR5R4MLER.
AIRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher Of Music, ssltAs
I'VE fvss LESSONS on TEE PIANO AND Gu1 At s.zsssF
Cnnanos and also No al
Re IS sevs les -
Constance
islJ ly'
EXCHANGE on NEW YORK-At Sight,
Z A Short Sight Sixty Days, ar sale BY
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C5 on 00n B0sDS or THE New
ekRAT 4EsrEts RAILROAD corr SYssAt rqp2ssl'
TT Egs a co IN city hewHrk, - he paf'hs. o. l95
Boz II Of Ops Trasnd Dolsrs Al dat1 - August lrSs ad
the Office Company thsCy Of Neosan' "a '

ng offevsn cent PEI tA
ssinhLbgsly, the ofry tle '"I
aEhed. Sad For De are st
DIRECTOR the proceeds Of wbtth To b 'r1h
q he Of the Road
The swrean Opsio Esst@ru Fairrhf company
organized May is6L Iis present tp BY act 81 ih'tr
Charter provides q The eoEzrdto % Of q ~
s~Csan- Narty gnt on fr
EXPANSION the latter state 10 the Psete can, - 81,
The lin hfst div " ohd Hashhg0n 10 fa o.
s.! Landry l1o uhes, with branch q 49mles ROY
der with TIE hghsn sby ana 10 Do en-
trsy completed by the la day Of Jrnrary,l-5'.
lie already laid 20 miles Is mcs vii ~ m sued
and 10 operat the LIST Of January ne1t.
the dVsfn 10 WAsL gtOu complete with iIaftis
dep t. ETC., ~il b. ,S 5h6,0CO.
The division Of the md Tie
probable the limits the State toe Bsyol
Black Tect Nrion, COlItlbleau beuf
Ro,4rt Rap.dss Cote Ped and Sabine RPtrs.
Tile hy It embrace tious Of the deai o. the
ard rraries ktass
the finest planning NJ th,
praion psaucfd 1875 sO hhds or Sugar,
being tan half If the
tie state eYport annually Of sto about
th by channels
tapped By this lice Of road the country eae
uaiei by
to the si,2i35o0, as Follows VIZ
Individual 1900
Municipal CorOration pa able paIi IN nv and pat in
annual payments, Viz
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EinrLe

En,herife........ "a
lghurSkse.......s ,ii
! CCurIeT..........Poinl
ssOt-s....+..... al
Lacy ............lU,d d,
{ sDplI a.......... 81
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W
tE- Chlir a and Servants, hal prize. ny24 3m
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT not CLEARED
tfriss.

........... Point Utah ....... T,dl
Victoria. d. ..............,...,
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ICE-ICE-ICE.
HOTELS AND BOARDING

EITY H0TEL.-This Hotel will close ksyTs
instant time, eive TIE ILL.,
propusos opportunity make repals and
Improvement. o. BARRELS q CO. jy20 I'm
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THOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAS-
DEssazaree Of the Of 1855 iiss, sos and 1895 CO.
OF ls2 ord Dvpay ard eGhe Brands va-iouspess
Ani qualities.
NiNES-Od Reserve PsthstEto South Siie and East India Ma
aera Du Gordon Harmony Sherry Old Port Sail
SIaTku Hook Cieme Bogsy Flear de Slsy hedsk and
many brands q ChNnpague WhS Vine Clare IN easss aai
cssvs. Of all qualities. ., -.
Holland Isnsica Scotch, ah Old Rosnoss
Rye whisky Fruits md fr3ts Jaee Cersls o.
description BkeT BTa ard GOats Rtsrs AID everything
in ts Of WINES IQuORS which viii be seiS reAsen-
able Term as he found for cash city paper
Nc SEWELL 7. TAYLOR. Is Rov al street
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Thursday Morning, July Il 1853
COTTON-Tbe demand was again limited yesterday
and barely 500 bales changed hands. We yet quote
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NTOTICE-TWENTY-FI FIVE DOLLARS4h
REwARD.-Rans~ay on TUESDAY, April 4, Negro ~
kE kyer by Trade, about thirty Of age n
feet inches high stout built yell set Fellow; had
his len thumb or The above reward
will paid his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY .. 1876 Ga
NewOrlsan him in Jail that get him
agaa. spiiu
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vgyURNIP SEED, Growth of 1853-7Per steam
ttp CIEKpS e. Ey arrival, The sd seritc has iual
It, ,rp tuuE J. ana oa ~ d y iies to
SUIT pt-rhas.rs. - MALPA41
wig Ct --i, ue Camp.
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UNDRIES-
- For sale by E. NJ DALEY. 50 T,Aouritouaa street.
FLGER-ll0 obs. Choiea St. L0aIs;
CASTOR piis-3O Lbls. Blows shoice,
BACON-l5 asks Sid aii 20 clsAs shoulders
HANS-2b Uercrs s .ar Cared
Butt ER-f0t,kns. jeal
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z U6T AKKIF ED md FUh SALE-BetWeen
81 IS and kcly VIRGINIA An b NORTH CAROLINA Ne
GEOES consisting Asn, Women, Girls comprising Fed
Ands Coos Washers and roners
Mechanics Blc khs Carpenters, layers ETC.
Whh accommodating EF- Purchasers will
do TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
j. ". BOAZMAN, les Grayler street,
stst brtr and Baronne streets.
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GATOLFES AROMATIC sc ii Z d Nj
EH SCHNAPPS in ass qasrts and pinis, tr sale BY
T.vis st r. r.. NICHOLS Il Co, ~ camp sfre.-J
sHACON-75 casks Ribbed Sides, IN store anu
for sale by FERD BENNETT co. % Aassinf 81 lsg7
SODA ASHES-l30 casks, for sale by
| n IA pELA6RAvE 4 CO., Il Magazine street
| aSALM OIL casks, for sale by
IA A. bElAGRAVES CO, II Magazine street
! SOAP R0SlN-lS50 bbls. Nos. /, , and 8, FOR
- ssls bv a pELA6RAyk co, a Aiags.lae street iss2
A LCoHOL-40 barrels, for sale by
a 40 E.J. HART a co 70 Iehoapitoalss .,tee.,
AZ UlNINE-2500 or American, for sale by
" c.9 l. ] HART co, 70 Tshesp''ouis' iT'v''
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SSfNgS,sueNfCttt S,f>ef{un0(THs &C.
TT The Subscriber would respectfully call the attention
PlEr Physici and Families his well assorted stock
srt in his line Of husine all of which,
ernniiua5l viii De found FRESH AND GENUINE. puringN
SODA WATER AND MI AID tire quality tO
will be iupi this u with all the popular Mineral
CONGRESS, BLUE LICK. Rooms on
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT.
Gut-LEY BITTERS THOMAS RANKIN,
All dtWiTis Druggist Apseary or Camp Poydrss sss
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NTHITE PINE LUMBER-About II 900

THREE LOTS OF GROUND fronting Carondslst -
aud Cured IS feet trout By lis feet III depth
part The covered BY the Poydras NJ
&. Church, renting PoydrAs street;
one Tot Grayer street, helT St. Aene and Masien s
frame Bng suitable fer carpenter sLop
ONE LOTT jefferson la. Avsru and Apollo street
TWO large DW ELLING W. Ia Canal street. ststh
ntAn h.L L.-r NJ auap M linune q
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Many of the public Journals Of the countr

Many of the public journals Of the country
are kind enough to chronicle, for the benefit Of
their readers, as an item of news, that the
representatives Of the people viii soon assem-
BILE in Congress, at Washington. We will add.
in order to be more specific, that Washington
is the capital of the United States, and that it
is in the District of Columbia With this de.
finite indication of its locality it is to be hoped
that none of the worthy representatives of the
people will be so unfortunate as to get lost.
Other journals are carving ont work for Con.
gress, and predicting what that body will do,
and what it will not do. One says one thing,
one another For our part we are content to
wait. We do not know what Congress will do;
we wish we did.
They are equally busy in figuring ont the
Presidents message. They tell us with conf
dence what he will propose; what he win con-
denim. We are patient here again. AS the
jugglers say ave will see what we will see."
These things will keep
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n6- A correspondent of the Evansville In

nD- A correspondent of the Evansville I'm
diana) Inquirer, writing from Washington says:
IF it was not apparent before, it is quite ap-
Bile of looking, that in the removal Of Bronson,
the administration has pulled down upon itself
regular hornets nest; and that, in taking
sides in the New York squabble on the barn
burner side, when they should have either es-
poused the cause of the national democracy, or
at least, remained neutral, they committed a
grevous blunder. say that this is apparent
now to every body who will take the trouble to
examine the papers and proceedings Of the day.
The Richmond Examiner, the Norfolk Ne,cs,
the Alexandria Standard, the South Side Dem
ocrat, the Woodstock Tenth Legion, the Win
cester Virginian-all sterling democratic Vir-
ginia journals-and the Milwaukee Neps, speak
out trumpet-tongued for the indomitable hards. "
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-17

A Loys ScESE.-Overheard and phonogra-
phically reported by Phrederick Phinephun:
"Phairest of the phair," sighed the lover,
"phancy my pheelngs when phorsee the
phearphul consequences of our phleeing from
your phather's phamiy. Phew phellows could
have placed the music with as much phortitude
as have; and as pickle phortune phails to
smile on our loves, ! phind must phorego the
pleasure Of becoming your husband. Phairest
Phrances, pharewell phorever."
Hold, Phranklin, holdw screamed Phrances,
Il will .phollow you phorever." But Phranklia
had piled, and Phrances phainted.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-17

ReE- The Hon. j. r. Thomson, of New
Jersey, and the Hon. George r. Riddle arrived
in the city last night, and are stopping at the
National hotel
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-17

B0-The Hon. H. L. Stephens of Michigan,
is at Mrs. Esterley's, and the Hon ell
Mace, of Indiana, at his residence on north B.
street.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-17

zss- MR GEORGE E. FRENCH. Bookseller, King
street, Alexandra, is our authorized agent 10
ceive advertisements and subscriptions. Single
numbers can be procured al his counter every
morning.
a5- Mr.. +. X. LUNpy, bookseller, Bridge street,
Georgetown, will act agent for the Sentinel in
receiving subscriptions and advertisements.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-17

4 bad arrangement.-To pay for seat in a
crowded concert room, and find il occupied by
a person who produces q certificate the dupI
cate Of your own.
ES- MAD. SoSTAc had full house at Risiey's
yarietc las, nigh,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-17

and proaigacy. We would commend to all
who bring such things before the public eye,
the admonition Of the poet:
Vice is a monster Of such ffightful mien,
As 10 be hated, needs but to be seem
Yet seen too oft-familiar with her face,
We first endure, then pity then embrace