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lsS- SAMUEL G. RISK is n Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election ~ Mon
day In November feIs 10
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RkGEIPTs OF PRODUCE

GRAND LAKE-Psr esSen II n Hll
do NJ PInekAri &col5s Weight Williams
Byue Gco-lO1 do Cocks d. Ward Jonas--s9 DO do
Kelly Frssss. Do Henderson fegsti do Bsek-5O
noene o. do Mcwe Mills g. Backuer stsnoa-l5
Smith, Johns SEQ It's do Kelly Thompn24 do Curry
son-ss do telowet Aols do Payns srr'ne5 do II Ffen
Perkins Cam b ksos0 jackson
s. do svney Greco Seo,is DO Mar Oven teol6 10 Tto L
&coG Robertson & n Douglas do Anderson Mscali-
Canmnck Squares Vert do Bsndsr W ismA &eo do Watt
Saul al SKIS Geo Connolly pkgs sundres ogsby Ma
cauay-sundries to order.
ST Lousr.r Dresden 500 bbs ronr Eager &coOo
do KenBst- Dix o2so do ogeby Maeausy50 30 Hewitt,
&caSo Do do ss SKIS epn 3. do Shaw Seol5.s DO
b -four Scott do2a bbs rok ~ do lard las bales
Cenno Scoloo s bacon Ss ks oats Kennedy foeso sacks
24 do $50 do 1880 potatoes uny4 potatoes
Eder &oTs9 do u Nema-lss do do Costa ace-s hbls
DSeelandt0 do Schneter- Dsl
bOndioso bis 1876 hf do tobacco
Bnton4D SKIS wheat 10 btl Bsoe Smn5O cheese
Adams 80 casks Woodruff Seol2 hsdseads Flint a
Ioet- Nugent bbs Pasquer
3o SKIS gls do wha bales Wilson
Gotten Carter &eo6 do Swney Green &o6 do Cocks &eo
- do Cooper feols hhds tobacco Cadw e-51 do
Yesman dcol2 do Davis koiq do Short
10 order-Total cotton 80 haies, 1877 hhds tobacco
BAYOU SARA-Per Gpsy Bugiere
- bales Ward molasos
empty bills &ro-rundries to order
BALzErer ophea; d hid, sugar jenkins
bbls moaes w IL Staek h. use95 SKIS rice Ro-39 do
Bros-sundr1es TO order
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TyHE ROAD TO HEALTH

sPAsNIs IN THE STOMACH, FLhTULENcY AND INDIGEs-
TON CURED BY HoLIoWAY's PiLIs.-Ezt,aef letter from
M Ddrood If Goo3sood Syaey, Nc South Wales dated
TENDER a 1850 To Professor Holt srHaving had
mental knowledge Of the good effect produced valuable f
consider my duty 70 make known that two daughter
then old had suffered with
benefit few wonderful Pills
perfect health and she is entirely from
complaint
the HOLLOWAY IA Strand
ear Temple Bar London and by all the respectable Dugg
Dealers Medicines the United States
" 50 each Wholesale by the principal Drug Houses
Msssrs. A.. B D. SANDS,
/ & co New Orleaua.
t2 There considerable saving taking the large
NJ BDeetion for the guidance parents every disorder
/ Afhradt to aarhbo aus is
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EEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


OREscEvr Orr,cE
Wednesday Morning September q, 1858.
CoTToN-We had rather dull Cotton market yester
day with tales of barely SEQ bales at easier prices We
yet quote:
Inferior ......... 6XN0 Isiddling Fair. uZ0l2
SIiddng. ....... e,lCOlosi Good Fair.... %
Good Middins. IL 0l1hlGood and Fine. "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1853. .lo572 1866
Received since ............ss51 1880
yesterday ....... l727=lo57s I2-- 1912
21I5O allO7
Exported to date. .........452T 25i5
yesterday. ...... 49, 4e64 90 2571
Stock on hand not cleared ~ .1848o 1886
ToBACCo-we did not hear of a sale.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-small lots selling at pre-.
vous rates
FLoUR-The market very dull, and the largest
saes bbs supernne St. Louis at So rs and 90
Extra at SO . Dbl
GRAIN-There but little doing in Corn Sales 500
sacks, mostly Inferior, at 6e962se u bushe Of Oats
$40 sacks St Louis sold at i5s bushel Bran SELL
ing at 81 "a 100 b.
PRovIsIoNs-The principal sale Of Pork was 200 bbls
Uniuspeeted Mess part Inferior, private terms.
Sales Of Bacon SO casks Inferior at 7se for Sides
exc b for Shoulders Western Cheese just received,
selling in small lots at Zoe b. Of Lard 100 bbls
No. sold at 8 e aud 100 bbls a. Toe q b.
SALT-3O00 sacks Liverpool Coarse sold from store at
The advanced rate of 81 25 q sack.
C0FfEE-sales 1900 bags Rio including 100 at 101s
ESQ at II. SO at 111s, aud $50 at 11l<e q lb.
GUNNY BAGs-Selng In small lots at 11It
wIIIsKY-we noticed only retail sales at 25H4 q
gallon for Rectifed.
FREIGHTs-Cotton shipping to New York at 50
p bale, and Tobacco at 81 q hid.
EXCHANGE-Market very dull at quotations
GtFtpS .lOs(Glo y
: }.
New York Sixty-day Bills. 6124 p ct disc.
Sight Checks on New York I&O a q ct prem
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H@- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES LhBUZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the changed TO-
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Ey- FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT-JOHN s. BA-
RON. present Clerk Of Fifth District Court candidate for
CLERK Of said Court Election November 1853 ais
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~ GEORGE F. PEARSON Is o candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
and solets the his friends. ie.s
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Tuesday Evening, September 20 1858.
Arrived to-day, q head Of Western Beeyes. fair
supply of Texas and Attakapas Cattle but scant supply
of other stock offers:
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ACEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss -

e kOEdN oEhlNuS, LyncnDuTg, MISS fs5s4
~ The undersigned having leased for term these
newly discovered highly valuable Mineral Spring
open Them for the reception Of ytors the lst Of June
They located about five miles Blor Misc Immediately
On the sea shore possessing great advantages for sea bathing fine
fishing They all
which ally
from the Lake end Of the Poneharsrain Railroad
The analysis Of the water made by Dr. Smith, Pro
lessor Chemistry the University Of louisiana proves beyond
Doubt that the Springs mineral qualities Of the highest order
fie sayB:
The medicinal virtue Of these be looked
uary the oxide Of and upureed hydrogen both of whl
Exist notable quanes and 1t therefore that
chronic Diseases might be cured receive alienation
these A bath it could be applied with much advantage"
Amsements every will be found place. Hotel
capsule accommodating about three hundred has been
sud the hopes his long experience in the hotel bnes
perry ENOCH ENERITT. je2s m
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Isss- Messrs Editors: Please announe WV
A. MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DIsrRIc
COURT. mhiI
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAiLY CREscI Mt, I
Wednesday Morning, September 81 lsj3
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Philadelphia, Baxter, New York. Jennings
Mohle Basst for New York, Bogart, Wiliams aeo
Sehr Bureasa, Taylor, for Mobile Newton FarfelIy
AERlVED.
s.samhp LawleEs om Indana Gavest0n
Harris 4 Morgan
stesmhoats
Saxon, Brown, from Princeton
Dresden Brady from 81 Louis
Gipsey, ure, from Bayou Sara.
uhsIiaS nlib Rutiy
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re- THEODORE j WILKINSON. We are au-
horned THEODORE j. WILKINSON Coroner Of the
y and Parish Of New0rean idae for reee cton. sse
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re- WILLIAM P. BEDLocK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ofhe Court that may oganed
ucceed II. mhs tE
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Cemetery be obtained by appyiug o. PERSON, rea
No Commercial Alley JAMES FuRNEAUX, Secretary, al
odd n lows dali Camp CHAs
WTALL No 5Espanads +. NJ CORkEY sklos i
Co.. No 40 Camp The Of Vants stokhodng
fr the bnis MEMBERS ftU members sokholdng
he burial Of wife child, ti0 o all other buras price
Naut will be $50 invariably the purchase
mation respecting the "Rest,n apply TO
J,o PIERSoN, Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. tURNEAUX, at the Odd Fellows Hall
n RAIfN-S r,uE
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NJ Messrs. Editors: Please announce DR..
ROBERT "a GRAHAM Ii a Candidate for CORONER OF THE
PARISH OF oRLEAN5 subj ct to the decision q Wing Convention
ad21 lot MANY FRIENDS
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E :. ORLEANS ss,ls5Ss,a and Car Car. 5 u

a Ifacn
Departure ofTralns From Reas OrLeaas.
Horse Cass-Sk and * A. A., ~, IO}, aud lIkps.
steam Irainss and hour afterwards untiieP inev
.iveyi and until quarter pastT in winter.
From Carrelloa'
Cars-E and a. NJ, s, and 1OP.z.
Steam fralns-7A hour terrardAun
sivey in GUNNER, and until haf-pAsts p. winter.
FanEl5eeuts. Children under 10 years and
LAFAYETTE LINE.
These Cahrun sind from the Depot No. IS
. vr;,,.. ,,,,, +, ,,,, DTa''sfs y Tara
Depot Is BarOaneslrset. .......fH, and Ss :.
Depot, IS Baronne strest........sL, * and :.
After which the will ssvs each terminus every feen
Then at st, 9, 10 and II p NJ. from the Depot.
And *, ss and i0}1 p. NJ, from Lafayette.
ssRE-i0cents. Children under IL years, halfpnea.
fD Nota-speca Nigh, cars Parties Bale
sd when roq1irsd after the above mentioned hops
4 JEFFERSON AND LAKEEssI. Yy;T -EEsass;s4s; aEi--
- PoNTCHARTRAlN RAlLWAY-Atsnf&tgiss
with the Carrolton EW ORLEANS
TO LAKE PoN7CHdRTRALN-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From Ne0dHs ria Cirroion) Lake PORcAdriraia
From fediio Tyo Circle Deposs7 ss To- H. L.
MI, 2,3,4, s, 8, p M.
SUNDAYS.
From PeIdii9 stIseap Tiyec,rs Depoe. 10 H. NJ
Circles ~, 81, Al 81, 81, ~ P. NJ.
From Lake PnteAdfdH (ril carroHlt 10 Nar Orleans
WEEK DAYS.
Perdldo and Tivo Circle Deposs, ~, ST. s IO
~ A. NJ. lsS, ~, ~, 81 Al 5H 61s III So 2. Al.
SUNDAYS.
Tivo Depats-6k, ~ sk ~ IOl
IN A. NJ and i2 I. NJ after which the following
to lisoi Circle; ~, Az ~, AZ, ~, sa, ~, 81 p NJ
E All the above Trains take AID land passengers cartolou
~ Baggage etc, received NJ DepOts only.
ES Between Newurlears and CaTrolon is
way between carrolton AMI Lake Ponehanio cents each
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re- J. G. PoNDExrER, Superintendent Of
The English Delivery City Postos il candidate for CLERK
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mis- tss
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NFs- THOMAS g. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs "a
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I'D ERNARp LUMBER COMPANY.-R. {

SAFFOID, s. s. HENRY, h, r. LATlAER, W. u. COATES
bHoWN a LAuGHrER, HORN FELTON,, g. L. MYERS CO.
g j. FOWLER BEAN CO and d. COOS, OF Steam Saw
Mills the Of Biloxi bay have soned under the style
im Of the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY Al their Mills thsl
Sixteen Single saws, Circular Latin
Woodwork Planning Machine which viii added
single and three large aud will then b. able
10000 to so 0o0 eet OF Lumber per day.
Railroad Companies Plank Road Wharf and Building Contractors
shippers and all othrs wanting Pine Lmber supplied sba
notice Their Agent 10 New Orleans u authorized
ppy individual and their yards ALL
With Lumber suited the demand.
Triton Wslt7 g. fAfIbR, Agent ~
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N6- JoHy ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh9s
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re- Editors Of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM j. CASTEIL candidate CLERK
II THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. nhlt
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

JCEi ICE!--J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Deasrs ICE Eyaian Yields opPots the
Railroad Depot l5s Old
No. ID Thouptous street. Nc New Lves street. No. 50 Nsw ve.
erect ss5 Tchouponla street No ISL Leves
Houses between Ninth and Harmony streets Fourth Dis
let. ianl iyna
TCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
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RE- P. NJ BERTN, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk Of the late
re Court candidate for the CLERKsHP Of the aad SECOND
DISTRICT COURT, whatever the changed
70, NH
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xSAMs OYSTER sALOON.-This a., :

.SAMfS OYSTER SALOON. This ankN -
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which SNtEF
scale greatly Observation-Disclosures ofthe srF
sind ia The South, Just opened at XT
fOl ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR batter known SAM has been connected withths
ibis last having ed with Mr.
olbrook established the t Saloon the Second Nit
with aim W his death aud the
With such and inexbe deter
naton pubcahiuly with brst his line, "San
his share Of their AsrgaaaH
expended il fitting the SALOON aud providing is BAR
9Th thu CHOICEST LIQUORS that be procured SERVANTS
veil known qgaeH have been employed including
LARDER viii aways supplied with
g0ICEsT FISH 10 camel and the OYSTERS SERVE
lin abort trouble
apsed this sa1o worthy the pAstonsf Of thhaspl
Org ro
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RRANDY.-We have regular supplies of the
~ celebrated sazevae Brady by package vintage OF 1925
oneghth ppes 1885, isO2 ls05
Pipes eour direct importation which
eognoissenra us well n grocera aud rea.fs.
apis iy "a Old Lovee street
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ELECTION NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICEb.
no Messrs. Editors: Please to announce
FRANCIS LEEcH Candidate for CLERK OF the FIRST DIS
lie Be s' the decision MANY FRIENDS isa
ns- J. G. P0NDExrER, Superintendent Of
oE TIE FIRST bisrGicT S6GaT %ss e.
MD- JonN ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh9s
RE- P. NJ. BERTN, for the past fourteen
CLERK s s 'ss ssa 4 re D
DISTRICT COURT Whatever Court the may changed
ns- THOMAS G, POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs "a
~ Editors Of the Crescent: Please an
o. TE G fe 81 NV ORLEANS Click nh
Rs~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
Sndas,s for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT NEW
Ear WILLIAM P. BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of'he Court that may be
&@- We are authorized to announce Colonel
DISTRICT COURT, may changed
~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DIsTRIcrcouRT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Gs- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS is candidate for sleeiien
Zzs- SAMUEL G. RISK is q Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election - Mon
lay In November next fsI6 10
Ny- FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT-JoHN s. BA-
Eel p sad e cal Of F sd D GoIs s candidate for
ny Measrg Elitors. Please anununn WV
COURT. mhiI
rs For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
ctk Of Fh District Court Neweans
pace Of oLERKsHIP OF said Courts whatever Court the
be changer TO- fel7td
My- Messrs. Editors: Please announce Dr.
RoBEiiT " GRAHAM As Candidate for CORONER OF THE
PARlsH Of oRLEANs subj ct to the decision Wing
ad27 lot MANY FRIENDS
psy> Please announce Dr. GEORGE w. Cross
Candidate CORONER Parish osar' subject
decision of Democratic Convention. aisn
Gss- THEODORE j WILKINSON are au-
Thor ed = fGnogrSs THEODORE I Coroner The
~ GEORGE F. PEARSON Is candidate for
sesleeiioa CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
and soieits the votes OF his friends. ie.s e
G- WIN. c. QUIRK is Candidate for Con-
STABLE Of TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT TT The District
sirssi, Is1es to he Lake iss7
Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
Gs%ddst. ONCE o. CONSTABLE q TE FIRST
ne To the Editor of the Crescent Please
e I9N H2RRt r ef rsfels cous s
Of Orleans Election November FRIENDS jeIs
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HENRY PARSONS, 10 Camps-
Il offers for sale PIANO FORTES from 49,
NUNS CLARK, CHlCKERING and PLEYEI-f III H III N
These celebrated builders acknowledged by
all at all acquainted with this business, to unrivsed Their In
speak Themselves all doubt public
respectfully invited cali IS repair
ing done carefully and with dlspach. ie2s II
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Ns~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
candidate for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MoUNEY. mhS
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M ERCHANDISE.-
lVR CODFISH-b0S boxes
HERRINGs-473 boxes, Msg', Scaled
CUBA SIkES $40 boyes;
CHEEsE-50 boxes Goshen;
-5n Pine Apple;
SOAP-50U Extra and Family NO.
SPERM CANDLES-200 boxes Leonlrd's;
CHAMPAGNE 10 baskets Iieidseck and Nc brands;
MACKEREL-l51 bits. n :, lfse and smal
fur sale by J II, CARTER & CO.
and is AM 3 Tcboup toulas rect
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aslAN0S AND HARPS. -KUSTNER, eOsts
y MANUFACTURER Of PIANOS AND IAaPs, 49,
40 S2 Camp the Orphan Asylum, leave A
INFORM the public that he will continue his profession Of
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HARRIS all kinds
Al INSTR uieutsa a he sepasly
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

HOTELS AND BOARDING.
NESSRS BRIEDE Il RODER, Pro- -
WI prenrs Of tbs LAKE HOTEL terminus Jefferson and zl1
axe PO1chartrnn Railroad have the Assure TO inform
oA and the pute that they have beside their we'll known RES
rAUiANT- also opened Ro' for LoDdERs.
tr Persons rom the couuiry wishing avoid NewleRns a. The
lime do by stopping 1T this house and taking steamboat
a srr1htou.
" Lake Packets CREOLE, CALIFORNIA and ST. CHARLES
IN At the wharf. ag3 In
sDASsS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-There -
frahm the report ID this Hotel is crowded or Eaza
aat here Is Yellow Fever the Pass. There
known originate the da spread At his zaee
ga4 lw n n MONTGOMERY.
atITY HOTEL.-This Hotel will close .xaxs
~ the ash for time order give ihe Ei6lk
ptopeos opportunity make repairs and
improvements. J o. BARRELS a CO iy90 I'm
HENTEEL BOARDING IN NETWORK. -
y Families visiting NewYork during the summer zElz1
lbtAin Gentesl Board at MRS. MURRAYs, No. Leroy
Beecker and
all the Bathing
PLEASANTLY located the desirable of the city
The Table furnished all the varieties the Affords
the House kept in the best y7 Nv
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CBEsCENT DfftCr,
Wednesday Morning September q, 1858. !
CoTT0N-We had rather dull Cotton market yester
day with saes of barely 500 bales at easier prices We
yet quote:
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gs URPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- -
I'VE RANT, No 100 ST. Charles seei.-This estab N4TfSk
shnsrt popularity known, having been thoroughly Y
epaiei, reprinted furnished every
open the resident we'll travel
public No effort will be spared the n the proprietor h
snts to decacy with diapah and render his guests
rotnfur'nhe Tdec6 RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor.
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n tail Dealers in READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS.
BOOTS, BR0iANS, BLANKETS, GOODS and
IhT0N GOODS Of all kinds, street. Bsn
New n uohQ Suu
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ZONES, SAMUEL, JR., (late TALBOT, JOnw
a Co.. Baiinozs, ssesr asd Forwains Mshaa Is Rsyss
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NVTICE-IW ENI1 TIVE OUTLAWS -
4 y REWAhD-Ranawayo on TUESDAY, April 4, a Negro ~
Wan M Brirsayer by Trade abost thirty age
bye feet SIX inches high stout built we'll ieow IN
when he went blue cloth round white nsey pants
round saor hat the snd Of his e hnmb on The above
VIII be PAID for his delivery to HATCHER FRYSBY les Ora
yier street, NewOTlean, secure him a GET
again. apIiu
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M O T I Gle.

0YlLL DO sold on the goth Of October next, ip
- the town Of Gonzales, itbeing court week
that splendid
STALLION RAVENSPLUME,
now years old, and In all respects the finest horse
ever sean In Western Texas as his form will show.
An Of his colts arc with their dams, mono Of which
could b bought for el0o, and many not for $50.
he b perfect black, IL hands high; got by
Tranby, dam Sir Archy, grand dam an Arabian.
Those who wih blooded stock will do we'll 10 al.
tend A. A. LYLE.
IT, The Austin State Gazette and San Antonio
Ledger Win please insert the above two times each
and send their accounts to this Office. Nd II
September ~, '68.--8-2w. f l,..ta
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uA&nsuS Hstsssgs .RsA.s.ss. Sss Ys.s,
II Csxsps 81 ssFa sssxss --sEs VAN yiEBf.
ses~sSvs ~ ~ tss~a, seess< ass sssss 49, saess
i<res As-s<s sss su-A = 90 ~5sA 49,, csssNa Va
Ne. ssssAA 80. ssz szrossss ssxss ssszA Fsss
sass sssesss <s~ Yea go SIS ~ s&sa.asss
Ass~s IA sAs ss<s, u sssS 49, ts>~4sA a Aa-
~ ~szA - ssse cx . hA&rssesx Asxe~ Cnssxss
~ ss~ ~ - rss ~ssa 49, se.@F
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTIlEIHN ECLECTIC.

J. II. FITtEs AND JAhEs n. sAYTHE, gDIroRs,
THIS work, the fret number Of which was Is
sued In March, 1853, is composed mainly Of Selec-
tons from the Periodical Literature of Great Brit.
ain, France, Germany, and the United States
chiefly, however, from that Of Great Britain In ad-
diion to American Journals, we have ordered and
are constantly receiving by mail, the following Eu
ropean publications:
Tho Edinburg Review,
North British Review,
Westminster Review,
London Quarterly Review,
Eclectic Review,
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