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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01
Talk on 'Change.


The foreign by the Africa engaged conversation
Commercially speaking its character not considered
very important It exercised but little influence this
market for American produce. Cotton however, was &C
tive the sales footing up yesterday 1000 bales at full
prices Breadstufs rather slack, and quotations
uralteed Pork closed dull with sales of considerable
lot of mess at lower rates for future delivery.
OF the political foreign intelligence that Of most i'm
portance the from India telegraphed to Lon
don from Trieste and the latest reported accounts from
Constannop The various scraps and items put forth
by the press stock and other obber
As usual on the arrival of the India mail at Trieste
aggeraed accounts put aHoat by interested parties
That any extraordinary events had occurred in China
calculated to enhance materially the prices Of tea was
doubted by largo tea houses in this city They say
that they had doubt but London houses withheld the
article from market q pre- stationary measure until
the overland letters should be received ard that SINH
lar policy to some extent would govern houses here
Indeed if it true that the rebels had been driven
from NaDkn and defeated the fact ought to have i'm
parted confidence to trade The abandonment of Shang
hae was inconsistent with the story of the defeat Of the
rebels shanghae the seaport of Nankn and nearer
to Hong Kong than that city How, them could the
of events at Nankn be known while the affairs
at shangbae where the foreign vessels Of drawn
up, unknown further than the brief
that it chad been abandoned9' There was almost as
much discrepancy and fog regarding the TurkoRuss
question.
Amidst conflicting accounts regarding peace one day
and the next, kept aHoat TO extent by London
brokers' cotton and consols had improved in the teeth Of
the latest war
The day previous to the sailing Of the Africa far
the Times was concerned war day, it had
ceiyed advces from Constantnope stating that the
Cars renewal of his ultms had reached that city
and would probably be reec,e by the Porte The day
following the departure of tn rica would probably be
aspeace day.
There doubt but considerable maneuvring
was going in European diplomacy yet, at this dis
taDce impossible to entertain clear notions Of its
probable objects progress results The opinion how
continued to preponderate in favor OF peace yet it
not impossible for to occur regarding the
seizure of Dunubian Provinces and especially should
France and England make that casus beui
Mr.. Cooey's Emigrant BILL in the legislature was re-
erred to- and due credit accorded him for good intentions
But before sound legislation could be brought bear on
the subject committee should be rai.ed, or commits
sion appointed to visit both ships and emigrant
boarding houses and TO take the evidence of
medical men, citizens, &C., regarding the evil. There
had already been great deal of legislation the sub
ject yet emigrants continue to be almost daily robbed
and maltreated Mr.. Cooley's present bill would not
reach the case, and would do good
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70 GURNk new style OF oored da tuerreotypes new
feature IN tb art which he has recently produced Also
~ pachess CRY shoypes, with and without color No
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FAIRLY UNDER WAY.-The great Central Park
is at last under full sail in the Assembly. LAM
hol
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SAFES.

lust reed assortment OF Rich e. Co.'S Improved
- Patent Safes which we will sell at New York manu-
factory prices, with addition OF freight only:
i-. ALLIS & HOwES
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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ALLIS d HOwBS
W1nOaPSRle GFOCea'S

W mOueStA1C OHVCChSs
C,r,sr Of Water and Vise SITS ., EcsRsrtAe, lad.
TTAvE on hand one OF the largest and best selected
Ill stocks Of Groceries, opened In the Wess ana
can offer that will justify dealers, 10 prefer
the market at Evansville to any more distans point
NJ Mercsants are invited to call and examine.
COFFEE--Rio, Jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TEA-In,periai, Gun Powder, Hyson, Young Hyson,
Poushong 0olong Of all grades from lowest Pnce TO ne
sUGAR-New Orleans, Havanaah, Loaf Crushed.
powdered. n 80
MOLASsEs-The very best Plantation. purchased pre-
vous to the rst FROST aso reboiled and sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the best imported, .
great variety OF Brands, TO domestic manufactured
WINES-Port Madeira, Clarct, White, Sherry, Cham
paipu different Brands and havou.
i GIN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very ane Hoi
CiGARs~A great variety of Brands at all prses frou
g 50 TO S75C y 1000. o.
AxES--Simmons O. Davis and the celebrated Collin's
Together with general assortment Of all articles gen
craIly kept In Grocery Establishments. such as Sesp
Candles Dye Stu Nails. Leather Starch Nuts. large
lot OF Gunny bags Turk Island and kanawha Salt Oils
Pants Brooms, brushes. Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales Coffee Mills, Spices, do ground, Matches Traces
Well Chains and fxtures Tumblers, Decanters jar
Lanterns Hall Lamps, Oysters Sarjines snao
Goldfish, Herring, Shovels, ect., ect., ect.
All the goods sell warranted. ocu
CORDAGE.-e5 coils Boston Manufactured Manila
~ Cordage for check lines just received ana ior SAFE
by ijan7l FOSTER & RBoWN.
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~ KEADY MADE CLOTHING.
fURNlsHiNG GOODS, HATS, m
=" CAPS, Ac., &c.
w HO ESALE AND RETAIL.

sale RETAIL Mt the very lowest prices. They ofhe
best manufacture Ind made In the most fashionable
styles Having been purchased ut such rates viii
sell the very lowest prices. Those want
ing Clothing of any description, Gentlemens Fun
shing Goods generally would ind TO their advantage
call this before purchasing elsewhere
In this stock will found Overcoats, Cloaks, Dress
Frock and Sack Coats Shirts, Hats and Caps, &C., Ac,
which are open for inspection. Call IL you want
u get goods cheap.
They have also on hand q large assortment OF .le
"E0 ~ ~ - -
comp-i,inr all ordinary varieties which We OFFER for
sale at reduced prices. ..a -tt 90
IrPcail and examine these goods, they worthy
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LIVERY AND sALB STABLE r,

n-> Livery Stable,o on Locust street, and mace s
&f3A provements to il, and now have on hand TO
-. hire good stock OF HOSES, BUGGlES an
CARKIAGES, 10 which we invite the attention Of IN
public They intend from this time to endeavor to salts
~ the Of the public In this particular sud nope n
parties excursions, funeral &C., wryson hand Beint
provided with good hostlers, prepared to boarc
horses and keep them In the best style:
7. auc3l : NJ. IL +. II. peCARMO.
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Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths and 1IOus
Furnishing Goods.

Among which may be found super 3ply Carpets, pl.
do, SUPER lngran Cotton Chain and the widths
and qualities OF stair Carpets ofthe newest 81
and "A Floor oil Cloths patterns, Stair Oil Cloths
Bed Bankets Linen and Cotton Sheeungs ana rHyw
Masks Plain and Figured Turkey Red Prints, Embossed
Piano and Table Covers Cornces, Curtain Pins. patent
curtain Rollers Stair Rods, and other articles TOO nu
mcrous 10 menuon. which would invite our frends
and the public call and examine before purchasing
AT all times will ODER strong Inducements to those
~;s,;nv n nurchase = oot6-u
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New Fail anc winter Goods, n
CoLBURN & HERsHBEReBRB, d

Cor. 0J ~" and WdtcT 49,, ECdnSctLe, Ind.
TUST .ElvED-A large and elegant assormento OF
- RiCH, Fancy and SrAPLE Day GooDs, comprising
all the newest fabrics and styles for Ladies' and Gentle.
mems wear consisting Of superior plain Bck Silks of
various widths superior black Repp Brocade, and rich
and rich Chameleon Gro de Antique, superior plain
Chameleon do super Black India Satin for dresses all
wool Cashmers and De Iines plain colors, rich
Figured all wool De Lanes latest pattern and very rich
French English and American Prints, Pine Bay State
fancy coloured Fiannels for scks superior White silk
Warp, Welsh and a general assortment Of Flanrcis n
large assortment OF Bay State Shaws of the various
and quail les, black Silk Shawls, hite Goods. Irish
Linens, Ginghams, Embroidered Skirts, French wors
Collars, Chemizettes Embroideries Hosiery Gloves &C.
Alsa French black and Blue Cloths and Doeskins
rich fancy Plaid do, rich White, Black and colourcd
Silk Vesngs and genen assortment Of Goods for the
Fall. Also, large assortment Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
AMERICAN UNION
LIFE INSUR A nee COMP A NY.
raf 20 Capital 100000. fht.'aita

The above rates are for the whole term OF life. For
years insurance. the rates 3i per cent less
On the mutual half only Is required in cash,
the remaining half in Premium Note. $50
California risks taken extra premium OF 81 pei
cent a. J. CASSELBERRY, Agent.
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. feb23
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SELLING OUT TO CLOSE UP.
| Iii IN 10 CHANCE OUR BUSHES, we
A. wills sell our large and extensive stock Of Stoves &C.
PRIME cost. Wright & Bndgford's Cooking r.nrvs
buckeye State, H0oser State and Star PremjS Ceot
Sscves cottage franklin, for coal or wood; Airtixhi
Coal Canon, Of all sizes. Also handsome VARIETY ~
Mahiei and Common Crates, Tin ware Japan.d ware
Saa''rons' Tea-ketes. Coabuckets, Iron spoons La
Our stock is all new and Of the best quality and viii
Se sold Ut cost TO close up. Stove dealers can buy
freight. P'''s "''"o"'
MB.ITo any one wishing to engage in the STOW.
ana lin business. we will sell Tools FixuI es &C.
janl'..H j.P. sCHwIxG CO.
IGoLD PENs.-5o Gold Pens, just received in addI.
" ton to former stock, rerrasted.
janis RATHBOSB & WHEELER. I,
packages assorted rumbers in
I1 barrels, halfbarr aud kits. Tor sale Ly
la tf s.. GILBEkT & CO.,
ieols stt ie Sycamore st, near Water.
TESNEssRE MONEY bought by
L., - ll'l. s.K. GILBERT CO.,
''"~i .e3u'E sycamore st, near Water.
NAsH ADVANCES MADE on CoNsIoSMENTs 10
- huckingham McCulloeh, New York: Kennedy &
febii o'RiLEY Esr & osifa9s MfrcHEu.
GIxGHAMs-5c cascs black and white = = :
VI fua1h 10 do new style hight color.
DO low priced dark fancy. recerd
an" 10. saie oy JAMES Low & Co.
ieoio 4l1 Main It,, Louisville, Ky.
pRISrs. 10 case, Manchester dark coIors.
~ 90 do light spring styles,
ID do Furniture assorted, received ar d
LOT saic Q! JAS. Low II Co.
icep 4l5 Main st.. Louisville, Ky.
TIcKIHGs-5o bales assorted. landing from steam.
L ~rs Lexington and Empire and for sale by
- JAS. Low & CO..
'soio f1' Main st., Louisville, Ky.
CH0tCE LOT OF BACON.--Just received I. lot oil
- LAs"ws best sn,ar cared Hams Of superior quail
which We would invite the attention OF the public
ieoio PRESTON Il BROS. Water It. |
MADRASS CRAvATS-s9o dog reed and for sale by |
An JAS. Low & CO..
JAnxs 4lS Main street Louisville XIV.
yhSf VI srsssu sssocss ss1a.uv.ss~y-.-s--t
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NEW neOpkS.
THE Luck Of Barry Lyndon, BY Thackey;
L kuth Garnet: |
Ug'y Eaie and other Tales, By Mrs. Hcntz;
Umcic Toms Cabin: cheap edition; -
Cattle Avon, &c. &c. Just received and for sale
y lfeslsl T COMFY GrON 4 co.
I 0oOO9ELLVILLE LOT8 FER 8ALH.
An authorized to sell cheap. lots sl .5 &c, q, and
= In Block No. !. In Goodsclis enlargement OF the
city VI Evansville. Scveal deeds will be Civ
yyO. J. CHANDLER,
DUGGJES.sUU6UIt7S
TIyHE undersigned would invite the attention OF the
hubble to the large assortment Of Buggies, kocka
vavs Sulkes &c. which he s constantly receiving from
the manufsc,ory Off Woodruff, Salem, {.
He has now ON hand two Extra Fine kockaways. one
Prince Albert together with other varieties of open
and Top Buegies.
,.ried To- Ifeb I9l JOHN HEALY Agent.
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THE
GREAT ERE IN CHI LLlCOTHE,
~ 0DHHHO0O ~, lt..
Dmesthird 81 the Town Burnt TO Ash es,


CmLLlcoTHE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. kTeARM 4 MARvtN- ~
0esfteaes: Yours Of the 5h is at hand. In reply,
every Safe In the re has proven coed
nothing. losta large Safe-tr PERvEcTLy DsTRoY
BD-put In the SMALL SALAMANDER BOUGHT FROM roo
NOTHING wAy rxJCRED. Your obedient scryt :.
.f., WIN. T. CLEM0NS.
The above letter shows that in resl hot nre, Rlcns
SALAnANDeRs are the only Safes to be depended upon
IN the fcas street nro, esven S4ss OF different mnke
were totally destroyed RIcH's SAFE bidding
gee, 70 the value OF SlO0,0O0. The Chcothe sre s
repeated occurronces incontestbiy that Wders
Patent SaIamanders with RIcHs IMPROVEMENT are the
best Safes made in The United Sxtes, In the whole
world They can be had ut the DEroT, lag WATER ST..
and at the FAcTaRy, Of ST.. ARx's Place and
ATrxrEA, New York. STEARNS & MARVIN.
.1ise. ct fks following Agsseiss. 81 i.ll
IS&AC BRIDE, New Orleans, La. re
i. HATCH, Charleston, .. c.
THOMPSON Il ONDESBURYE Baltimore. Md.
HOLYOAKES, LOWNES & Co., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY e MORLEY, Toledo, o. - 80 +" rsgo|
ALl.IS & HOwES, Evansvin La,
9. SHEPARD Il CO.. Bu6alo,N.Y Y. ff fe
WALTER X: MARVIN, Lock port, N. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala. t' ~
CHAS. H. CAMPFlELD, Ssvannah, Ga. u, M
HALL < MOSES, Columbus. Ga.
DE'HOSSEr Il BROWN, wilmington, n. C.
WM. RtNDALL, ST. Paul, NJ. T.
MORLEY 4 RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o. -rsi q
HAVER, BOYD r. Zanesville, O..
ny. SUGGETT, Rochester, MY.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada. ri5.. j -
oet4
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. CO.,
--- HARrFORD. CONNECTICUT

t- HARrFORD, CONNECTICUT
lNcorPoRArED 1s10.-CHARTER PERpETuAL.
Authorized Capt. fs2oO0oO-SsbseriSsd Capt. SlJO 600.
THIS long established and well known institution
l. has transacted most extensive insurance business
for than forty throughout the United
and tie British North American provinces. lt has aimed
public nhdence, BY honorable and ihtul
ulment OF its contracts; and the Of property
are that all fair claims for loss under s policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
i,uilIuss Manufactories, Mills Machinery, DWELLING
Houses Stores, Merchandise, Household Furniturv
Vessels OH the stocks or while in port &c. &C., will be
insured at rates low the risk will admit. The FOL
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON, President. - ~ ~
ALBERT DAY, CALVIN DAr, tr..
J.Mrs GoopwrN, Jon ALLyx,
CHARLES Boswell, JouN r. BRACE.
HrSRy KExEY. CHARLEs J. Rufs.
CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CuRrsroPnEx c. LYMAN. Assistant Sscs
" PApplications for insurance may be made 70
" ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent,
| Main street. nearly opposite the bsnk
decs Evansville. Ind.
| CASE Rowiand's Mill Saws:
| i do Bringhurst's Cross cut saws;
4 do johnson & Conaway's Circular savosuss rec
and fer sale at the sign Of ihs Mill Saw. By ..,,
] je3 C.M GRiFFiiH.
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EVANSVILLE Ia, FRIDAY, MARCH H. Is
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The Evansville insurance Compaay.
- CAPITAL STOCK $3.50. 600. 1r

The Evansville Insurance Company,
-l CAPITAL STOCK $3.50 900, pre
Office on Jsasr street, fcSr doors beiosc Main
lNdARiNE and Fire Insurance may be effected st The
wi Office OF the Evansville Insurance Company or
favorable as those OF any other solvent lnsitu
tion and with absolute certainty payment in case o
loss. That part Of the capital stock not actually paid
cash. secured By mortgage real estate
Of It's value and the mortgages contain powers Of sale
which will enable the company compel Stockholders
pay promptly in case Of necessity.
BOARD oE DIRECTORS.
Matthew w. Foster Gillison Maghee
Conrad Baker, Henry O. Babcock. ~
Charles viele, John Inele, Jr.
Henry ID. Allis, John s. Hopkins.
John NJ. Stock well,
JOHN NJ. STOCKWELL, Prsst.
"M'T .PAsr, seciy. (mhlsul
EAGLE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Cincinnati, Ohio,
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac c. Copelan, X. Conkling,
Samuel H. Tufts, 8. w. Reedeg II q
VIM. Wood, II. Kessler.
III. W. Townley.
j. g. COPELAN, Prest J. B. STOCKTON, Sec'ty.
rTNHIS Company continues to Insure property of sl
i descriptions against loss or damage by fre. Also
against the perls ofthe and Inland navigation. The
undersigned being authorized the company
10 effect insurance ON the most reasonable terms.
aug2S-ly II. C. GwATHMEY, Agent.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and FOrwar ding
30 III O u Sc. rit -r@ 20
JOSEPH NOGRIDgI. FRANCIS NC yarr
Moo pTnnr n A. L'

Mo0R1DGE q McFAUL,
Late Twichel & MOgrijge,)
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PIKE STREETS.
CNONSIGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
~ our prompt anil personal attention, and liberal
sdraness will b. given when required, Consignmens
or Bills OF Lading an hand.
Orders for the Purchase Of Lead. Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be filed at the lowest possible prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding Of Merchandise and
Produce will meet with especial and Dispatch the
lowest rates OF freight viii always be procured and the
avoided.
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s. =. GILBERT q CO.,

agents fOr Cypress Factory
IYAVEnow hand and are constantly receiving, Cot
Yarns, Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting, With
they will sci. favorable terms they can be pur
chased this any other city, are selling cotton
50Os respectively with discount Oh for cash. or on time
for apprOved paper. u -l u -L---G --- hovzs !.
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J. s. JAsvxs, EvASs'L, FIELD, MERRITT q Co., y.
s MERRITT, FIELD Il CO.

tTMPORrERs and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Dome sic Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and shoes
.ids ne building First between Main and Syca
nore Eransrts, Ind particular atteuton paid " or
-. sevte3
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NOTICE TO DRAYMEN.-I will pay no
! bnJo}. except 3, ia'e holding ty srltt,a ,r-r
ItI!r D. VI DALEY, -sI tg.4tTl.. Inc -,y- rt
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DAILY CRESCENT.
LOCAL MATTERS,

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR-.fssduH 0Hd ROJberU
William Tenbrink Captain Of the Frt District Police
yesterday made affidavit before Recorder Winter that
from information received he has good reasons 10 ryr
that one David Henry Rhodes confined by srknef.
in stones Hospital was unprovokelly assaulted and
beaten ia n cruel the 81 Charles Jotel nb,ut
two weeds ago by Clifton aud Il Scot hnu whose
name he does not know and hat the said I-r.hs Eo,
ously iorcibly and against the consent Of said Rh r Oh
tanned possession Of gold watch and two chains II pull
headed cane two breast pins gold cha n nj Jiarla, d
ring-al belonging to said Rhodes. nd worth
a,d Articles ne said Clifton and the scotchman had APP
propat'd to their own use The accused arrested
thd their exam nation fixed Tor the lith inst
ASS4tLrlNG A WoNAN.-JOhn Tully was yes
tcrlay eIamined before Recorder Winter On ie charge Of
''luhns Ai'Itdr iaonr aud for threatening her life
ana that Of her child perIidn the scene Of
ne onslaught Tuiy sent for trial before the First
District Court
INSANE. Hugh Powderly was examined, and
having exhibited some mental flights ncompr-helsble
20 ordinary intelccts was supposed be out OF his
head aud SEM to the Insane Asylum
LOTTERY Joseph Jennings has entered
complaint before Recorder Winter charging that G
k"don Co had ,ft up and disposed Of by lottery suln
ity Of ewelry valued at 5000 against the morals and
the statute" OF the State in such made and provided
FtNED.-Louisa Depass, for using obscene lam
suage in the streets lined 10
badly WorNDED.-A man named Thomas
rsfor1 found lying on Croysn,at .trert ON onIay
night Dang rousy wounded by knife or some shaf iI-
tiument lie was taken to the charity Hospital ia
langrrou. condition
PickPoCKLr.-Gregor McGrcgor is unler ar
rr"t IN The src'nd District Tor attempt to pick the
pocket of Moatercdu in the Meat Market Held for
ex animation
DRoWNEb.-A man named Woods fell over
69ard on Monday Afternoon from thu ship National
Eagle lying at Of the Fourth District WhatV+s aud
was Drowned, His body has not yet been raco,rred
CUTTING An OFFICER. Edward W Gripape
stands charged the police books the Fourth District
with getting drunk creating 4 disturbance on Third
street and Wonnding Officer Caughn who ATTEMPTED to
lntrivr" with his yagarss Csughlin + said to be- very
seriously wounded
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E-s'- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
RcnHdt'. LlEtNk THE riilET D>TafgT 81 % sew
ORLEANS. FRANCS ntf- ~. ull-
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re- Editors Of the Crescent: Please an
n21a HlllAMJ gASTElL candidate CLERK
or TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of NEW ORLEANS. mhl4
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re- JAMES \. lIorGIN4 IL !. ,.s.Illate for
GL.Re or 1IIE FOURTH DlSrACIetl -.-,- 81. ORLEANS.
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re- WILLIAM P BEDLoek, fur - Of the
THIRD DISTRICT CouRr urvt DIE Cont .,r-i to
e. .feh II. mia b.
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TT SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate for
tLEkE OF TIL FFTli DISTRICT GouRi... eEto fs Mon
q November II
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&z- THOMAS GILMORE, Glen. ut he Fourth
BsfktT GoHFT NEW oREEANs5tsa a==a#yu
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ELECTION NOTICES.

fH- J G PoINDExrER, Superintendent Of
Eugtt .ysry 10 e. IT'S Fa.,.ats &. = a4p m ti ERIK
Or IHE FiEaT DISTRICT COUkT taa. IT,
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F;S> We are authorized tp pluo,.l .1ldnel
LHAktfS 4. LAHl EAN Gs al Ct. ..aaa THIRD
DISTRICT COURT OF whatever tu-fs .4z-.iL5.
mi
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laG> THOMAS g. PoOIE is a candidate for
GLENN Oh THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mad
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COM MERCIAL SUMMARY.

BALTIMORE July b, P NJ LOUR-The market
for Howard street Flour rules quiet to-day Small fass
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ne- ? N. BERrlN. for the

~ JoHN CRlcKARD is a candidate for CLERK
Or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT .4s
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.isG- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CJuRr.-GE0RGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, tho present Minute
tik of The Fifth District S-svans tunlop he las
h'l tot TIE last seventeen years oilers himself
Dr. hanged 81
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ft1~ Mesgrs Editors; Please announe WV
4 NoIf candidate ion CLERK TIE FIFIn DISTRICT
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ZOE! lCE!-J. STAFFORD Co. Wholesale and
p s- Dealers in ICE No. /. Eysan street. oppost Ia.
od- heftrah Fauad Depot, lower
~ No
sfe CHe street No sss No I-ye.
ist. ~ ''' ~''s' -, -. -
ECE-1cO to 1860 tons Ice, to arrive about the
p Isl May, sale ~ J. r. SEY CO. u Carps, uba
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2 TIeI TUUTTttW
yrals ir4. ga i Tie lats frobaf= Second
T. HIt, e.Iis~ for thy tIhtkSlilt % tra SECOND
DISTRICT COURT CT "a-'syer Celi We ass IA. zed
No.
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Kew ORLEANS CATTLE MARKEI.

dEtffrsrN GuY.
tuesday Evening, July u 1873
Arrived to-day. o4 Sheep and % Cows No w,.tsrn
attic in market, und prices Of inferior descrip.Iop, in
ayur Of holders