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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

OLIVER PLATED GERMAN SILVER WARE, CAS-
tors baskets; table and dessert forks and s. %
50 per dozen, will engraving Also Corneus gas
fixtures Chandeliers mantle candelabras grandoes solar
lampe, &C., In rich fire gilt finish MORGAN, l52 william
street. between Fulton and Ann, opposite the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

RY NJ DoUGHTY.-AUcTI0N NoTIcE.m5-FgRNI-
avenue the furniture OF family removed for
consisting of sofas sofa and lounge bedstea bureaus
tage chairs three ply and ingram carpets feather beds
Sale positive. T. ASTEN, Auetoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

ITO THE LOVERS OF NATURAL MAGIC AND VEN
triloqusm-I will the receipt Of dollar enclosed
free Of postage forward to any address full e1p!ana
great wizards long asonshed the
citizens Of the Empire City. Address J. MoALLIST1R,
Chatham Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

WIN. W. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER.-TWO HUNDRED
w packages best glassware landing, and three hun
bred lots crockry fancy glass; china tea sets and
plee for camphene and various other goods Wsdnes
ssoaems sstes 70, ON %bos.s snd
retail dealers Sale ~ "--~~~"~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

MORIARTY AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
81 day 10 o'clock at 173 Chatham street.
second hand furniture removed for convenisnoe
Also wire looms slightly damaged Also
feather beds large number Of carpets Ingram and Brus
sells. crockery glass &C., Re.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10
BALES At AuCrnuu.

CAMUEL OSGoOD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d
- CoNCKLIN, store 1873 Fulton street, will sell on,
Tuesday Nay TO- at 10 O'clock at No. 10 City Hall place.
By virtue Of psrsoah mortgag general assortment Of
nture Brussels and ingram carpets marble top tables pier
glasses bureaus mahogany chairs sofas window curtains
bedsteads feather beds mattresses paliasses &C., also
general collection Of kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10
:. ANDREWS, Norristown, Pa.

BEAUTIFUL NEW GARDEN SHRUB. wIGELIA Ro.
se-The subscribers have in bloom At their STORE
No lS Broad street specimen plant ofthis and
u shrub introduced into England from China by Mr. For
tune OF the syrnga tribe, with large delicate pink
mowers and pleasant foliage 1t has stood In New Jersey tho
test OF the two last winters and for beauty
unsurpassed among ornamental shrubs and for
years Ola rsady to turn ont a. be had prices 80
growth and beauty this the best The last
twenty Also forsytha vridsma which Is loaded
after the msnner Of the me,ereon price CENTS as
The foliage is of the most intense green. 'e'
ThORBURN 4 CO., Newark N J.
EARLY smooth tomato plants fresh from beds daily
cold frame and much better than hot bed
81 per hundred.
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NROWFLLy CELEBRATED PATENT CAsr-IRON

(1Rownh:LLS m, CkkEBKAIEP PA ars cCASIiR0N
up every variety Of iron railing for buildings,
parks courts semetsres &e upon Crowelps celebrated
Ave nf cents per running foot They invite sxsni
:snsy saaos may NJ. -
seem IN the snstsrss snd ~ a1 in The city,
vault doors shutters brackets light counting house desks
and ees.tsr raAgs sratias. window guards wall says
As ~ shsrt notice And most reasonable charges HavknG
now their foundry they enabled 70 control thsr
common and 50 much scHplAasd Of In this business Cast
tngs Of all knds executed with and despatch.
Foundry foot Of Forty sixth street. North rvsr aAd
Wareroon, No. 70 Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

NRAH1RcY HoT1L-THis ELxoANr AND HAsHt
U fonabls hstsl, sssnsx - Broadway and Tvsntisxt
sevsss with fts extensive additens comprising ~
Ipoms ready fog Ne accommodation Of The pubnG
He proprietor that this heuse shall esntu 10 d
serve its high reputation Asst slass hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

r EHIGH COAL COMPANY's COAL BY THE CARAO
IL oroat Subscribers daily receiving Ishish,
lump broken and screened stone and chestnut from
the old Lhgh Companys mines which they offer for sale BY
the boat load cargo. SMITH HAYES.
Morris Canal Pier Jersey City. May 5. 1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
II toni. i. vANDEWATER will sell Wednesday,
May ut 10Y O'clock at the sales No IA Wall street,
comprising the entire furniture Of gentlemen going to Eu
for convenience Of sale Part Of the above
Also small invoice Of to be sold without to
nlo nnnsnn nnankl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

MEXICAN FLUID MCMILLAN AGREEABLE
SAFE Ana refreshing spring apsrent for delicate IA
males nVnides aud children particularly suited 10 tha
season o. she year as Il ssmoyss all tendency dpeps
Broadway; Deluc do; Green do Burton Steel 90 :
Coddington do sands Fulton street and all respectable
bricks BURNED IN FORTY EIGHT HOURA Kx-
ID cuyey with anthracite by which there i
Of half In the cost of fuel and IN thG
quality Of the bricks Letters patent have obtained o
J. w. ANDREWS, Norr,s.own, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

ITO wATCHCAsE MAKERS AND sPRINGERs-
Wanted, ono or two good case makers and one good
springer and fnsher Good pay and steady employment
given Apply to W. WEBSTER CO., 1871 Broadway, up
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

RY J. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER-THIS DAY, TUES
day, May TO- A. ~ o'clock Pm at ss9 Fulton street,
soa wardrobe bookcase looking glasses carpets Also
two valuable horses spring carts and harness. &C. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

ITO FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND AGRICULTU-
rists-Spanish GarbaAEosAn entirely and exquisite
vegetable thoroughly Of easy cultivation and
great something resembling but superior in
flavor aud Of elegant growth For sale At 6 Water street.
y cents packet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

vxTANTEp-soME EXPERIENCED SHOP CUTTERS
w and first tom coat makers; alec, bushclm,n
None hut the beet need apply. No. Nassau street.
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Mss- We are authorized to announce w. W
MCCARTHY a candidate for ASSISTANT ALDERMAN OF THE
FIRST WARD, FIRST DISTRICT. mhl2
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LEWIS'S PREPARED FLoUR.-The

II Ah. LEW L LIZ Oh.-IDt
prepared furnish the above Flour uy
qnntiy y steamles, vessels expectation,
Prpneois II Hotels viii hnd This very desirable article ia
branch cooking where Floor used. Il peculiarly prepared
culinary SIT r,qusg oay milk the dough for
bakirg No aduatoa whstsTeT US 4 in iis ion.
ts- For pa circulars, bill blrr IL pa lages
The property OF this Flour ia, thai 1t b shipped to
port fin puiy j. lac Jecn known to keep sweet ani
mis- II /. CHANDLER. 20 Fulton street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
COM MERCIAL SUMMA AIRY.


BALTIMORE March s.. .eoTToN-Thee has improved
% ssl: "sr o bat Ssg, ng sGSn
% I @ from Nellie az o s,s 9G S@ N TSs s P' TX
san Aeat 1900 receipts Of the
% e whS al F it 70 hSas %h
quote follows, Maryland 50
os e. y "A srG q y = S so0d rS c%%oG no q
Ohio OF which She stock continues small We
IS TO- Fine q S. Fine WappIs 10 s and Yellow
a o @ Is week
a Al ' nSc . o1 6S Ssw aSs s s
u ~ Interior 90 for Prime. Sales also Of 50 hhds New Orleans
edssd and 10 y $50
VI S%1s S eas Il sS IS aad Il s
SesEs ?s s d rom Iaaaa Is 6hds from MSa and
100 Boston market i auist il
Ses Orleans at We quote New ossns $1,000;
eSs s eaS 90 eao so
a Dos 4s S the si nd 80 ss
Rice IA nbl' from New Orleans 70 rce' and S2 OO' from Frank
BALTIMORE COFFEE CIRCULAR
report steady without much activity
sgssy x. s q Eo Which h.
ne au @ A5es m9.y s soeE E wn
wor % @ . t. S a 1s5 % gS' RI
is hourly expected. WHITE ELDER, Brokers.
MONTHLY STATEMENT.
mportatns January ls5Sof Rio. bags
other descriptions 500
Total. .2s ,ols
Of other S66-2b71O
Increase this 324l
Stock on hand ss 35 400
Stock hand this day-oi Rio. A ,oo
VI other descriptions
Deficiency this wear l8 200
lmportaiions this month 49, bags Rio
SALES MoNrH-q7OO bags entire invoice Cool Far
9Lc $500 do. do do Fair $500 do 10 lots 9gc sog az
entire invoice double linen 9Ae $500 do. in lots sAGsc Toa
1900 bags Rio
MOBILE March .CoTToN-The demand today has beer
chiefly or The better grades and only molerse sales being
20 lsl0 bales Market for Mdang. BAGGlSG AM
business has become moderate but old prices are stu NAN
VIZ quote Baggng lSA0l4 yard, and Rope 7Agsc 10
nn 1sss has been fair u Sides and Shoulders at
o the 3he and 66s7e for the latter duh
sales Of Western being made is being forced upon thu
market At gse Business light
oegio4e CANDLES-Ssle 23ls523 " b
ven lHs EEEfres firm and quote Ri
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ID hand, Dry Barrels Barrels Oil
KsgTha public particularly sd the alyan
tAgesof this PAINT Tor ali al other sub
stances twentieth Lime (wel aked) mret With this Mineral
makes permanent aud durable covering M Briek and Wood
fE See Pamphlet. g. q. BOGERr & CO 10 Camp street
the Alabama Miss. and Texas
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


cREstt Mt OFFICE, I
TUESDAY MoEsse, March Is, 1883. I
CoTToNwe had another active day yeser
day. ard the sales p 1900 tas r1s very gl
advance Quotations 70 Cool Ordinary 70 Good Mdd1gi
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
lafstior q 81 sldns @l0S
Good do Good and Fno.......... o
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CorToS-bales. ToBAooo-hhds.
Stock hard serti ls52............,...s5S3 Is1si
ys.tsia ss5i-lss5lsO 5l-a'ssa
Issis52 48u6
yssllrlay............. 1855 sss6,i O.O--16SO5
Stock on band cleared. 8oli
ToBACCoTs only sale that heard Of hhs good Refused
at bI4c an.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Ths interrupted business in
these articles and heard OF no sales OF moment
FLoUR-Nohipg doing, owing mainly TO the bad weather.
GRAINWe heard OF sales OF any importance in the Grain
Market.
PROFESSIONALISM request sales bb
inspected NJ O. at 35 3 and 100 Mess ao uninsrertd good
@ els 50 bb.. unchanged and 100 casks
disposed Of including casks Sides Ts7,
Shoulders n Lard request with sales S.
bbs and erees Prime said to be 49, and 800 kegs Oo
and 500 At 9%c an.
sALTsaes sacks Liverpool Coarse 8c sack 1000 Che
Excelsior's cargo Mt the same.
RECEIVE noticed small asles Of Carolina at Axe q NJ
COFFEENo change Sales 4iO bags Rio s4 for Prime.
wIIIsKY-Rectfad selling small lots 2l@2lSc U gallon
FREGHTsAaket firm. Two ships taken for Liverpool al
M Hayre lc for Cotton Also Saturday.
thea reported ship for Havre at Nc for Cotton.
EXCHANGE-Dsmand very limited, Sterling Bills declined. We
quote.
sras @ q
sight Checks NewYork. 40 u Y Ct disc
PSiislepbfs siSStv,day Bills u = e. disc
Havana Five to Eight o ct. disc
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E1- MATTHEW MARTIN is candidate to
represent the FIRST WARD FIRST DISTRICT the BOARD OF
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. mhIA
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e nor AssocIArE JUICE or rmE SupREME

COURTAt the friends
OILERS A. NJ OGDEN, Of the parish Of Jefferson has consented
tecome candidate o7 the Of ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DISTRICT fe2 te
ir The District composed Of In, city Of New Orleans Julia
street, and The parishes Jehsrson, St. Charles ST. John Baptist
su9Fon oureh5 Interior 1ersebonne Yves. Baton Rouge
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ship stephen o,ehh $50 eks bacon 100
hhs 9l0 bb mons $50 whisky flour
do lard is0 ska So pcs tagging 60 els rope
LVERpooLrr ship Chatham 1888 bales
lard.
SABINE PASSPtr ser Major $40 20 do pork
30 whisky do oasses Is obs 20 bhd hhdl i
coffee 10 d. sat 20 elk hams
MOBLE-Per sehf Gen VIM Harrison hgs
Is s oG 50 do bread Il do pork do tef cks
HLlZG ONDURASPet schr Presilent; 20 kers
wli's lead lp6 blsa lonlsstics and sundries.
HELiZE HONDURASPer achr Thos bids tobacco 10
b ls AhIa sugar bl fsur pork lard
tce Ana 10 baa candles 20 DO leo AXIS salt
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& NTs- julius JAEHNE is candidate for As
SSfANT ALDERMAN First Ward Second DISTINCT fe9s
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT, I
Tuesday Morning, March Is, 1858. J
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Stephen IIotehksl, Munon, Aplaehicola, Master
ship Chatham Liverpool, Pfshn, Clegg
Schr Major Bachs, Mott, for Sabine Pass o Wekham
Sehr Gen WIN Harrison, Wales for Mobile, Newton Faey
Sch Presideut Saunders, for Belize Hoaduras and Market
Brit sehr Thos Pearson for Belize Hondursa
ARRIVED.
Ship Pemberton odgkins S. from Liverpool
Brit ship NewZesandef Montgomery, from Liverpool % January to
Maxwell doo-Polut
Brig sequn David ls daya from Baltimore dis,
wess, lnhnon Galveston
Harris Il Mogsn-Isi district
Bark suwarou Wahbun 10 days from Navy Bay in ballast
ter-lst district
sehr Victoria, Wright days Pensacola nar-Bssn
schr Conquest Coggn days from Pensacola, naserBasn
steamboats
BuenA VISTA McNh7, from White River.
Bulletin No 2, Church, from Memphis.
pr Batey, Wilson, from laiourche.
Duchess, Mcclure, from Wabash river.
I.ney Robinson, Mt4ellaEd, from Ouachi,a.
{ Hays, Muggah from AttakApss.
Princess, Holmes, from New Carthage.
Mary Foley, Daferes Lsiourche.
MOses Greenwood, Thomas, from Arkansas River.
Georgetown, Mcpherson, from Louisville
Alton, Wallace from Greenwood.
Hungarian, Collier from Cincinnati.
Towboat Mary Kngsand Phillips the Passes-towed
sea- h brig John Hutton schTs Mckay, Math-
and LIZ RogeBbrot up barks Pollock Sarah Bridge aud
brig Sequn.
Towboa Ocean, Chapman, the
sth inst arks lon and Charlotte Wynnebfot ship
puH, bark suwarrow and brig Edalne.
Towboa Rnehard the PRsstowed down and
to 9Th brig Aialagadorero' up 500 bales cotton from
ship Moss Taylor
TopLoa lonisyi Palmer ght--hrot
UP ships New Zealander and Pemberton.
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similar qualities eI'rs ss toes 90 Dbl LaRD-Bans's aas
light ut 06I II and 100 0e in and bbls .MOAsS kSSa
lois disposed Of at es< gallon PoKAdvanoed and firm
We quote fair demand at sIs 5o6 IS Dbl for Mess
Market dull stock large and unchsog-d
good demand Common 22Gs2 Dsapa and Pixies 23o23W
changed
correspondent Of the Mobile Advertiser writes the signature
Clnse Observer the lih instant follows The o Cotton
during last week and this up st night have been about 10000 bales
besides the 10000 burnt and ot t t tbps The Of the
stock band supposed 10 he unso down bales This
the first week that has shown falling on The recapis and has
commenced good will failing OF this
port between 80 and 10000 bales general impression prevails
that the receipt, IN The various about all the receipts Of last
year IN c month Of March in yanee a be correct there was
rsoeyed all the ports during March, hundred
thousand then add Whist seed 10 the port
lst ot March inst what received S5 from the LIST Of April
will DO likely what the crop will be- and people pn
ciay Cotton f. ka this Interest them
They may be Interested in the following
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1e- We are authorized to announce G. r.
WHEAT Candidate for Clerk Of the District Court
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Ess- For ASSOCIATE JuDGE OF THE SUPREME
SOGRIWe requet,ei Judge THOMAS H. KEN
NEEDY candidate Mt the election April ASSOCIATE
JUDGE OF TIE sUEkEM COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTINCT. isn91 h
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MUSICAL CARD-WM. I. MAYO, gallA7
lyN CAMP STREET, having sold his MUSIC erTTwrtS
STORE Mr. PHILIP P. WERLEN hereby returns his SEs
most sincere his many patrons, aud aoieis eonl
Iusnce OF their avors TO his successor. WA I. MAYO
PHILIP p WERLEN respectfully informs the public and his
friends generally that having purchased the MUSIC STORE Of WIN
heretofore
literally bestowed No. scamp STREET and promises 70 keep
hand The largest Stock Of PIANOS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
sHEFT Music AND MUSIC BOOKS the South, which he offers
l.F sale On the most favorable termA PHI. 7, WkRLElN'
mis- 9l
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AFRE-Pr lark Sarah Bridge: 21l empty bottles
bA mdse BLddecke AGO. do Crierele Coatn Baraon-
'GAs Daks &eol.5 basket Nichols
anche Sco2 do DacoreA4 Cuschss5
&eo2 packages mise Albert Gaint-q.l
tasse vine ThemAsl2 Pinsar1
Goo Stizsneger Eternaud3 Ducorge-3
Boyle .ac3 Allret4 GiIuel3 Drez5 Morelu5 A
Iiar-sundfss to order.
PoINT sABsL-Per ser Susan hides souhmayd
, tou-l3s6 do tOTdar.
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zFs- For CHIEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA
TlCE or LOUISIANA. iun3l trpl
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THIS celebrated India its valuable tonic
being entirely adultesaon only OF Hops
Malt Water, Mcssrs SAMUEL ALISOpp 4 son,
the offered for sale
by an2 lyl L. H. Chiffon, Importer 81 Grasier street
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second Annual of Real E-tate.
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auotioneers.
KINIrESDAX March Ii 12n2 nj ID n,cIork

second Annual Sale the atture Real E-tate.
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
THURSDAY, March Is, 1858, at ~ o'clock,
Room, street Orleans y PiTsasaee
g AR portion HaSTs u @ w. T1o
@ md s a " lsd Or he
said Battar all ay for ~ plan known a. the plan q
B. Gems Esq Ney Pasl Jans 81 ISL, snei
resolution BY the boards q Aldermen and As.saa, Adsu
s. ssFe IL sac q MsIsh IS is5s @ 4, Glow
" IoS a.s f y u f s 70 .trae as E fms
tie eG,7s q Peysr' sros I've. I. I'D F1ss ,s
Lsyee, Faia5 Poya ds. md lafayette streets.
Foq 81 Josp6 .ad SoTis Mlis, ir. is ''a'@
s so9tE aarss and Dr sr.s.s Lot No.
HGERThf ~ lsEEr o. LOT Of GROUND numbered as No.
bounded By Front Leves Faiien, Deor streets
dfFiAS SET OR LOT OF GROUND sq4d by Canal
!. VINE LOTS GROUND, l. and
Fl sfEl GG 9s 81 Fou h s % na
II, 49, 49, il The square bounded by savr POydrss
SIXTEEN LgIs Or GROUND being number, s.4s,s.7,
TO- FIFTEEN IoTs OF GROUND, being /, $685.,
TO- IL T. - "A and L. in the square bounded By Lafayette od
TEN lois GROUND being uuubsrs s,4ss7,s, md
tie square bounded BY Fulton, FrOnt eol and Note Dame
sE ogs q o. eE9gSp s ps ssg G s
i. TWENTY THREE LOTS OF GROUND, being number -
~ II n = y 10 Il n % d rs - III y ans 49, ia tie
IA FIVE Ions OF tR6Sb 5siHr Dan a B. AID
Market
Is FIVE L6Is OF SoSSD beng numbers p 3 sLt $ IN III
H. SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND being rurnfar4i. So
palofd
t. BadiHg 10 parsons wishing Povs this proPsrtg
very Falton street l. ordered
squAre sf tv Speeal4toFs vii have the avanas
ar's expert well known tina, early the whsls
in l55l have aod al Profitable aivances. Tie ~
q fne All warehouses already erected the e
l1s and be III
Cnsrds Ciy 81 Narsae, which
safe vail profitable invesnut buyers
-Gilh CasE balance in equal insiam Divided mt
coupons equre) Of three four yar credit for note
bearing the property, vita interest q
date maturity and not then raid snt
payment. The IAbliiel touts Of the
taxes II pr or the cash payments.
Ace faae ceaAs Nots Pub tas expense Of tn
Topographic plans property the order prs
| residing 4 any distance
Noble Advertiser Nath, Free Trader, NewyoTk Herald, az
Journal will publish ti-weekiy 1at tl- day sale,
| previous 10 sale 70 The auntitneers
~ o H. H. IT, Il, 3l ~ 49, -, -, March l. g. Is
TO- H. IL, 10, II, Is.
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alma.

PORT AND TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY. MONROE, La.
January s5Nocs hereby given that the Books @ the sub
Stock the NicbuTg ald TeEs Railroad vii
opened the vksGg heworleans par
Madison Carroll Olach Unon jackson, Ben
months
the day Of Fbruay, 1853. N d. COLEMAN Pres
JoHs II. DTSxGE sv Sec'y fstI TN
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10" For JUDGE or THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
We authorized LIVINGSTON
office Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS tie
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1tS~ FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
coukWs authorized % C. BEATTY Of tho parish
o y Jurle Interior nDd iats office Of ASSOCIATE JUS
TIC OF IHE SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DIS
lECT.
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Mss- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for
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re- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABULAN Candidate CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the changed to.
MI
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IaS~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
mhlI
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H.lr, FoR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME

coukfWe authorized announce GusrAvUs schmidt as
tsndnte for ASSOCIATE JUDGE or THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT. voX POPUII fes
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Ea5~ j. B. CoTToN is candidate for JUDGE OF
TIE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW
LEANS, supereede Judicial
l0r o Jefferson.
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COu kT Judge A. NJ BUCHANAN is n candidate for
9ihes g ASSOCIATE JUSTICE oF THE SUPREME COURT
fOf. TIE FIRST DISTRICT the election held
the frat Monday April The Dsct composed
Parishes Of pqueBss ger
and that portion Of the New Orleans below Jaa jan9s
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Isss- For CHIEF JUSTICE We are authorized
70 suite tha W request Of Numerous friends Judge Tos sLDEL
has CONSENTED to te cahdidnta
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT approaching cleo
ton. isny7 Ia
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PASSENGERS.

steamship Texas lndanola Mr. Nar
lady, Ms Miss White Mira Duncan, Miss Duneaa Mrs Kelly and
child lady, Mrs Webster Mr. arfed lady,
and sev't Mrs Dyer Miss Dyer Mss.Is Cleveland Yonng
Wnea LADY, Mrs Mitchell children Mr. Dyer, Mr.
Hart Mss Guet Boston, syeseam, Mpouough, Nibbe Bacon
Brakenpuss Ganet Campbell Marley Sappap
May Converse Yates Oliver Knox Stamp, Rutedgs Iqe9y Ban
chad Gbitz Turner MITCHELL Anthony and ser Iao Deruy
Boener Caipe Word Weir nan Weaver Jackson Settle, Winter
Hooper, Bostsick-26 Q deck and 6 negToes
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lsS~FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
ROBERT NJ KEARNEY caudi-
JuDGEsliP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT CoURTo New
OruanE. jana II
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~ WILLIAM 2. BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court that be organized to
suceee 4 il. mh5 IL
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RI" FIRST DIsrmcr COURT present myself
candidate Of the Newooans, to
the votsfs Of tie parish ofreana. JOHN e. LARUE. mh7
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10 For DISTRICT ATTURNEY.-We are re-
qaeed by many ands Of Mr.. W, A EDBEfTs
oanlias TOT DISTRICT ATTORNEY UE TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.