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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
RALEIGH, N. c., August 22d, 1858.

L. OBJ BRANCH, ESQ. -
Dear SIR At called meeting of the State Ag-
Society of North Carolina, held in Raj
eigh the 25th of May last, the duty was assign
ed me Corresponding Secretary of the Society, OF
addressing the Presidents of the various railroads.
plank roads, &c. in the State, asking them to allow
all stocks crops and specimens in the mechanic arts
to pass to and from the State Fair free of charge
AS the President of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
road, make this request of YOU hoping that those
whose interest you represent will be benefited rath
er than injured by it,
Very respectfully yours,
j. F. TOMPKINS
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WADEsROROUGH. N C.. JulV 8. 1876
OFFICE w. g. r. r. r. COMPANY,

WILMINGToN, July IS, 1858
Dear Sir Your letter of the| 9th inst, asking
our Company to allow all stock, crops and speci-
mems in the mechanic arts, to pass free to and from
before our Board of Directors. am instructed by
the Board to say to you, that your request is
granted. Respectfully,
ALEX. MAcRAE, Pres't.
DR.. JOHN F. ToMPK1Ns, Corresponding Secretary OF
the State Agricultural Society.
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OFFICE r. g. C. r. r. COMPANY.

DR. J. F ToMpK1Ns-
Dear Sir Yours of 22d inst. was placed on my
table during my absence, and has just been re-
ceived.
The Directors of this Company feel deep inter
est in the success of the Agricultural Fair, and it
will afford great pleasure ito allow all stocks,
crops and specimens in the mechanic arts to pass to
and from the State Fair free Ct charge" on this
road. | am, yours, very respectfully,
L. OBJ BRANCH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

News FROM ABovE.-Our information derived
from various reliable sources, of rise in
the Cape Fear River of fully rs feet last Tues
day. Some of the corn fields on the low grounds
were overfowed, and materially injured where they
were not swept off The Rice crops lower down,
have not suffered on this account 1t is now about
the middle of the harvest, and if no very heavy
freshet occurs within few weeks more, full aver
age crop may be expected. The yield is, we learn,
very good.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

One OF the latest Paris fashions for gentldrha
the barber pole pattern for trousers; the apea
ascend spirally roung the leg, giving the wea he
appearance Of double barrelled coTkscTcw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

LIEUT.. MAURY-His personal oppearonce.-MaGry
is rather short and lame. His face has mild be-
nevolent expression. / have never heard softer
voice, He is polite to all and generous to fault
His eye Is his best feature think. There is great
expression in his eyes and the amount of soul that
CLOVIS out from their blue depths tells of the intel
lect of the man e..
Lieut., Maury is devoted to his studies. He talks
d" Amazon all day. There is magnificent map
of South Carolina just facing his desk at the OBJ
servatory- He will sit and illustrate that map for
hours in strain of conversation to which, in inter
est and beauty and style no letter he has written
can compare. He is delightful companion, I'm,
lshed gentleman, and the best conversationallSt
have ever met.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
Dreadful Shlpw1eck.

The British Ship Nessree, of 500 tons burthen,
for some years trader between Bombay and the
ports on the coast of Arabia, was wrecked on the
18th June, near Bombay, and nearly all on board
persisted. The ship had been chartered to convey
number of pilgrims on a voyage to Bombay, after
q heightened pilgrimage through Arabia. There
were board about $50 souls, including the crew,
all of whom, except "a, persisted. The vessel and
valuable cargo of merchandise entirely lost
Those persons saved were washed ashore on frag-
ments of the vessel, she having broke entirely to
pieces
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

A despatch was received at the Navy Department
at Washington, from Pensacola, Fla dated 3lst uiE
announcing the death of Purser Fountelroy OF snf
Navy, and Capt. Baker, of the Marine Corps, "a
yellow fever and Captain Tatnal is reported alarm
ingly ILL., The epidemic is increasing, and ths FPe
more malignant y r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

Hon ROBERT J. WALkER.-The reports differ a.
bout this gentleman. One says he will not go to
China, and another says he will. One says he is
going to take charge of the New York Pacific Rail
road project and another says he is not The doubts
getting exciting, and trust some orga of the
Administration will soon relieve the public mind and
tell the anxious world what Robert ]. Walker is GO
ing toEdo.-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Better take the matter cody, Mr.. Bulletin, like
the worthy of the Journal, who doesn't care a
copper whether Mr.. W., or any other person, goes
to China who is sent there in diplomatic capa-
city or whether Mr.. Walker takes charge of this
or that Railroad, or any other Road. We guess MIR.
Walker has received his appointments go to China,
and he will either go not go, just as he sees t
and President Pierce is very likely to use his own
Judgment about all matters pertaining to his Office
and take the eonsequences-Whigc lamor to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
LAND WARRANrs are quoted in New Yoak as FOL-

1HE U. ). REVENUE SERvICE-The James c. Dob
bn the new revenue cutter, is to be stationed VIII
mington, N. C. The following her officers Cap.
tain-Thos. Sands Lieuenants-1st, Geo. Clarke; 3D.,
G. R. Slicer; Sd, John A. Underwood.
The cutter 4" Cambell" will be stationed at Norfolk,
Va. Captain-John A. Webster Lputenants-lst
Robt. K. Hudgins; I'd, VIM. ]. Rogers Sd, John E.
Wilson.
There sixteen vessels attached TO the reVe.
nue. service. They will require the services of every
officer now attached to the revenue marine Of The
United States
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

B9r Gold has recently been discovered in Maine
on Sandy River, in Franklin county, and company
from Massachusetts have leased land on said River
about two miles in width, and in length sufficient to
include the extent Of the Mines, where they are
washing out the precious metal, from $50 to $50
per diem, to three hands. The quality is said tc
equal the California gold
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

The annual statement of the New Orleans Price
Current makes the receipts for the year of Cotton
1865, 900 bales and the exports 1,6450O0 bales
Stock 10000 bales. Crop 3220,0oo bales. Inc
total value of produce received here during the past
year was S1S4Oo0,0 900, including of Cotton $685.
100000. and of Sugar Sl5.5OOOOO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

A MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.-Under this heading, The
Savannah Courier, OF Saturday last. has the follow
ing:
We learn that distinguished gentleman of this
State. who recently visited Europe, has succeeded
organizing company, with capital of ten millions
sterling, for the purpose of establishing direct
route of transportation thence between n York, San
Francisco and China. The object of the company is
10 construct railroad direct from Savannah 10 Pen.
ssacola, Mobile and New Orleans, and another road
from the Gulf to the Pacific. The connections on the
Atlantic, the Gulf and Pacific are to be made with
first class sieamers--the time between San Francisco
and New York to be reduced to from fifteen to egb|
teen days.
We give the rumor as we received it, without pre-
tending to be minute in the details We have rec
son to doubt either the organization of the company
or the practcabty Of the scheme. 1t Isl indeed, o
magnificent project, and will accomplish at hall
the cost all that is contemplated by the great overland
route. If carried into execution, il will make SaYan,
nah the Queen City of the South, and place her al
once upon the great thoroug hfare between China and
Liverpool. Extensive this scheme appears to be,
it is destined 10 be carried into execution because II
is demanded by the commerce of the world.--Deltd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
oo,o,,1 vote of North carolina.
FIRST DISTRICT.
SECOND DISTRICT.

shaw's maj. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-21

As4es u ready 10 dsrharg" the
sgnes are requested 10 take out and
Ep1s Al goods not permitted wtln five will be
public O. O. BOGFRT n nj C,atno stt,.t i.i7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-21

NEW YORK June -. .C0rrON-Thp market is
duh with sale Of SEQ bales decline Of Il
FLOuR-Firm with sales Of $3.50 bits at - 5gG4 62l !
for State. and 81 j04 6S'I for Grnpsee Southern is in
fair demand with sales o l500 bhls at 81 81 sj G6
WllEAf-Buuynnt, with sales Of 30 GOO bushels western
White 1900 DC, CORN-s plenty aud easier, with
sales of 80 On0 bushels &c sc for Yellow aud Gle for
mixed -. C0FFEE-Activr. with sales Of 1850 bags at
glsa9a4c for Rio, aud II a "a &c for Java SUGAR
steady with sales OF 500 hhds at d6e for Museoyado
aud 436GD5c for New Orleans. MOLASSES--Stendy.
with OF $50 hhds at 2Sc for New Orleans and 24c n
gallon for MuScOyado WllISkY-Sales Of $50 bbs Mt
23Iic q gallon. p0Rk-lu fair request. with sales of
500 bbls SIS 81 for Mess and Sl3Dl3 - for Prime
BEEf-Activc, with sales OF COZ bbs at Sl2 70. Ct I
MEATS-Saes Of 80 ttrccs at ,l64c for shoulders,
and 49, &c for llams smoked Meats are plenty At
to l2c e. tb for Hams LARD-Sales Of $50 KEYS aud
bbls Sc for bhs and l0tzc for kegs. BU TIERS
plenty l3D17c and CheeHe at DC Il b. OlIS-Saes
1000 gallons Liuseed at d2sG64c.
PHILADELPHIA juno Is, P. M,,.. BIlEADSTUFFS-
The steamers news has had favorable effect the
generally especially Breadstuts Sales of 5000
bushels Wheat at He.
BALTIMORE, June 10 8 P. .FLOUR-The steamers
news has not materially affected the market. We note
sales to-day of 800 bb straight brandsresh ground
Howard Flour at 81 625 There is nothing doing
in City Mills Flour. WllEAE-There is nothing doing
in Wheat Some small parcels We're sold to-day at 1000
a3c for Reds aud l05D Hoe for Whites .CORNAbout
"A 100 bushels of Corn offered to-day at the Corn
Exchange. Early in the morning there were sales OF
White at 5c but the price could not be obtained after
yards and the sales at 54c Yellow sold freely
It 5b051c. .OATS-Sales Of Virginia and Maryland
Oats at 35G37c and Of Pennsylvania at 42D43 cents
PRoNISlONs-The Provision market remains very quiet
some small sales making in the retail way OF Bacon at
our last quotations Lard is in request and there were
sales to-day of 1900 kegs Western 01.Oll cents
wHIsKY-In good demand with sales OF bbls at % IA
Csc and Of hhds at &c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-21
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRrscFNT OFFICE.
Tuesday Morning. June q. 1856

!
Tuesday Morning, June q, 1853. I
CoTToN-There was better demand yesterday, which
resulted in sales Of 1000 bales at steady prices:
NEW ORLEANS CLAssFICArIoN
Inferior ....... 6H9 = Md1lins Fair. II 1s611I
Nddling $50. 0 0i0Is Good Fair. %
iooi Middling. 1o7s@nt4 Good and Fine. ID
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept /. 1852 ....9532 1871
Received since. 1913 4s3 G52iO
- yesterday. 575=16i9O5s 2iO-05 $50
1908 800 8l234
Exported to date. l ,562 1913 1882
yesterday. 1911 564ss9 000=4j si2
stock on hand not cleared. ..... 037Ol % 1902
ToBACC0-We heard Of the following sales 2s hhds
at 5l4 20 at 516 20 at Ga and II Selections at sac
also on Saturday, 167 hhds Lugs at 30 p tb.
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-We noticed sales Of 200
hhds Sugar at 51z633i, for Fair to Fully Fair OF
Moasses 700 bbs disposed including 100 Fermen-
ing at 1874 and 600 Reboed 1GlO1St q gallon for
Ordinary to Prime
FLoUR-The market steady with sales of 1900 bbls
Of which $50 Ohio at 81 4JSi 80 $685. Louis at 81 90
235 Extra at 81 s755 $50 Choice Extra for export 4
IS 20, and 800 at S. % d Dbl
GRAINWe noticed sales Of barely 1000 sacks Corn at
52tO53t T. buahe for Ordinary . OF Oats 9s7 sacks st
Louis sold at about 40t p bushe
PRoVlSIoNs-Pork selling in retail lots ut SIS 25
"a So 81 = e. Dbl tor Mesa lot Of 40 half hbs
Beef sold at 81 50 each OF Bacon 10 casks prime Sides
brought 7'ae q b Lard firm with sales Of 1870
bbs and terces at ~ $50 Prime at a higher rate 100
kegs Nc at 0Ei 800 Prime il and 100 at II 10 p Ii
BAGdlNG AND R0PE-l00 pieces BaggiHg sold ut Is,
and 100 coils Rope at G}tc time adding interest.
COFFEE-l50 bags prime Rio brought 9s = Id.
WiisKY-Firm with sales Of 20 bbls Raw at q = and
20 at 22t Z. gallon.
FREIGlITs-We noticed some Cotton for Liverpool
taken to hill up, at lj-32d
ENCHANGE-Demand limited a quotations:
sterling 1O9 1Cgg{
Francs. Sc 15I15 L b,
New York Sixty day ls.......1I,G1s, 2 Ct disc
sight Checks on New York .,...,. ga u h ct. disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-21
Z soRTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,

THIS ALE celebrated throughout India
ties, ntr au only
,at Water, beyei by M-ssrs. SAMUEL AilSOPP son
itou1FonI tor the rrsi the South
9T ftsr2 n Il. y CHlros t"rrr~r =, CRAVE,
MADEIRA VINE. o. g. Co Palhetinho
We ND Loaiol Make. Ai.4sr, Wine, tor sale by
WA. r, LENEkiCH = CO, Agents,
Hii9'tn Leye street,
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SuNDRlES-
~ FL0vR-l5oe bis. superior Indiana Flour, landing;
PORk-ll0J bills. Mess, de- me 100 dc Runs Fork:
bASoNis1 casks sids us DO, shoIlds 10 Hans
prim7 and choice St. Louis r. Wahssht
STARCE-!n boxes PtGrl Starch
CASTOR o. --iU bsla. Pure Castor OIL
BEE---f5 obls. Mess, laO do. Prime Beef
tLOI $500 Obs sap=rhns and S. Logis and Obi.
Flour, tayoute hTsnts. Fer sale bv =
mv@ KENNEDY 8 FOSTER rs Tcboupi,ou4, street
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COM MERCIAL MMARY.
Forrigu Matktts

From Wright, Candy X Cos Circular
LIVERPOOL, May 81 COTTON-Without any
feature characterizng the transactions the market for
this staple the spsrturc the Canada Saturday
last has been void Of oil animation and to-day il par
tcular the inquiry has materially dA buyers have
the advantage of also 10 the liberal selection holders
have placed th9 market although quotable change
ia be noticed The Asia's accounts % hand
on Saturday evening failed produce any effect being
than couuerbuanced by the nenacing attitude Of
politics between Russia and Turkey and the unfayorable
reports from India Our import has also been very liberal
tins week ausmenting our stock to figures much in
Of corresponding period last year.
The sales for the past three days estimated at
B'les. Zap. American, Brrzil Egypt Stunt
Mo Monday 1000 1906 $50 i9S coo 1866 1905
Tuesday ... 5000 500 1880 $40 400 zoo
The import for time Is about 7400s bales princi
pully American
The Manchester Goods market wears a firm and healthy
aspect the past few days Indeed the causes
had influence in the extent Of arrangements and
there j. dimnution in the ufrrs at the II
spuuers but generally speaking they engaged pretty
well ahead. and onseQueutly reject any
more favorable basis than the business they have lately
undertaken.
GRAIN MARKEr-Our Grain market has been well
attended and prices Of all the leading article have
advancing tendency fresh parcels Of Wheat and
arrivals Of Flour in good demand the former at Id
20 his and the latter o. Z Dbl higher than quo
tatInn Iung Friday last arising RON the fear OF hos
ti', between Russia aud IurSey occurru. and con-
telutut curtaimtu ii supplies from the Black ports
than any question # Baryest prospects at home
which much improved by the recent rait and
able weather Indian Corn without clauge, aud
cny limited demand
PROVISION MAEkET-Llrie imports Of Bacon cause
buyers TO hnlI back. NPectnE decline ShOuders
wanted thers" b.sk.... Beef and Pork very dull
Lard aud TallDw steady In Ccverseed there
transactions Rice is in request. BREADsTUFES-
There is animation in the demand than tor some
weeks Wheats % dtrer and Flour has advance
I'd +. hbl with only small ,rcc!s ring Indian Corn
meets quick sale at previous quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-21

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARK ET--The offerings a. the
scales to-day 800 Beef Cattle, 200 Of which were
driven to the Eastern markets $50 sold to city butchers
and so left unsod Prices ranged from So 7j14 IS
the hoof equal to 81 5OGD9 % net and averaging
"a 121z uoGsAre in good supply, and quote
norninally for live Hogs SO BOAT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-21
ELECTION NOTICES.

nJ- J. G PoNDExTER, Superintendent Of
~ English Delivery Post-otcs, gAuiI4r Tor CLERK
or TnE FIRST DISTRICT COURT mhS tsf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-21

4 ANDlNG ex schooner SINCE, from Naples
a 4 Az boxes LEMONS; 1879 boxes ORA SECS;
lLbEHIs, NALSuTS, CHI SHUTS. CLEANED do
DRIED PkAtSS, ALMOND, MACARONt, VERMICELLI, etc
BIZ PAVING STONES, For sale by
mysl BARELLI a co. 81 commOu
UNDRIES-
- WILMINGTON pTTCH-5O bblsi rAR-sa hblss
PLAS fERING HAIR, PLASTER PAklS
ENGLISH FlSE BRICK TILES, etc. For sale by
JOHN q. HARnlLL CO. (Suoe-ssors to J. H4yuan q Co..
Magazine st and NaimEv REldng>, Sd
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TTs~ WILLIAM p. BEDIoCK, for ClERK Of the
fRp DISTRICT COURT, ufshe Count ha orsagz.I to
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RFy~ Messrs Editors Please announce me rs
candidate tor CLERK OF THE THIRD psTtlCL COURT sew
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EI- JAMES A. HOPKINS is Il candidate for
.lERE OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT CorRi pt ~ ORLEANS.
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no JOIN ORCHARD is n candidate for CLERK
Of THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. uhss
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Rsy- Messrs Editors; Please announe WIN,
A. NoTT as q candidate CLERK or the FIJI III DISTRICT
r nhI4
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1ss- We are authorized to aun.,snee Colonel
CHARLES A. LABU7AN As Canidate CF tht THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court The Eta 'nged to-
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l1as- SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK or THG FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. 80. dt Mon
.4y NoyaI1 next
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NE THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
LrsTpJcT CorRT NEW ORLEANS, saii ;r rsslsoion
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lET- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
.OtRT-GEOkGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Ainqt'
,k Of the Filth Of NeleAna which situation he qs
t yeaEs, Bers hmset candidate for TIN
49,, ii sn,sJ r., fell I'd
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ess- THOMAS C. Poole is n candidate for
=fFpE or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mis- ID
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Rss- P. NJ BERTIN, for the past fourteen
yas Deputy Clerk of the late Probate aq te peni sgqad o.;
DISTRICT COURT ~hAteyer Court he be changed
mhi4
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re- j. b. CHANDLER is'a Candidate for Con
sTAsLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election Nosem
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

Tie slenuon Of the public called the superior facieso
tbs office Tor tile execution Of EVERY VARIETY OF
zsaoS, yeb, aWc aiSaacr Le,t2r= Press 3gl;a.iy.Q,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
4, he smallest and most deicaie Card and Cgcudr,
u ye Unsurpassed beauty elegance and at price.
moderate office in the city
TIE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
ofhe conn lete and South Large
additions Of the
--latest styles of Types, Borders aud Ornaments,
Have recently been made and the latest Improvements i'm
business will continue to be introduced a fast as
they make their Appearance the Northern
and Western Type Foundries,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and Dispatch in the latest and
brilliant style
~ Particular attention will be the PRINTING OF STEAM
BOAT BILLS and CARDS STEAMSHIP BILLS POSTERS;
Tor which departments great been the selection ct
tasrt Having diaizuol enabled
lsEge PoEtsr tnan car BE pf5e1red ewe
t Particular attention will also be bg4t0wrd upon LAWYERS
BRIEFS ur winch Will h. furnished st the aortest uoer
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HAVRE-Per ship Manchester; 1872 balei
VERA CRUZ-Per Williams; baaa cotton 40 I do
do 20 casks wine 10 hf boses sagar,
HAVANA-s1hr Stephen TIohks=: Manifest to be ssea
BRtZOs ST JAGor MDl s,laf-: $50 bhs aoo .oJ
lard 1870 gsCks coffee,
BRAIO5 ST JAGOPe Bthf Tallabhasse a -four 30 do
liquor 50 kegs lard 100 b,s soap 400 pkgs mise.
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WANTED.

ERENCH CHAMBERMAID WANTED "A
Isg good respectable VIM sT'uks
ws aud wilag u keep children
Wage lns.al. Address BoT l.. -. fOstofce. It's
DLACK GIRL WANTED-lS to % years Of
10 keeping c IA s-sn.
hAIts,
z.r subject Address Box f., ~
EETANTED TO HIRE-A first rate Washer
Wv iRONER eoiorrd preferred. hpr'y the o.
Hunniation and Orange slrssts. uGs1
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Mss~ To the Editor of the Crescent: Please
ounee Holm J. HOPPE to the eli
CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES CoukI Of The fa>h
mia .iouN trr IS.
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Ny- FRED j. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
led ID
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AIessrs. Editors Of the Crescent Please an
ounce through paper that JOHN ROACH
nniats for Of CONS FABLE or THE FIRST STlCES
MANY NOtths. leIf te
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Rss- Francois BoULIGNY is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT CoUhT.
Election third MoSDAY IN June. nyb II
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my WM HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con
.ta6t JUSTICES Court Election Monday in No
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE The DAILY CHEscFl.T,
TUESDAY Morning, June II 1858
CLEARED YEsTERDAY
Ship MAaGhas Tylet rpr GItvrc, r Whitney 4co
Brig John Nian-, Bralspead ryr Vera Cru, W.ckham
schr Nina SohG-r woH, BrHh & Jaso Souhmayd
SCI Srl.H Hotel i. H4vnta Co,ohe CbapulH
scr Ialistsv, Harrison, BHlIs JEzO, WicEham
acnr Ella ScsfuDeck, feb8s.O,, ballast Haley
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