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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-20

We hive chosen the first three months of the
year, January, Fobruary,nnd AIarch,for the fore
GONG stntemcnttor the reason that Hour has gcn-
rally reached its highest point during those
months. nl7l1, the Irish famine yeor, during the
month of June, Hour advanced to $40; although
salcs were made in November ut 10. II -, from
which time it commenced to advance,
We yesterday stated that at one period during
the year Il, there were -nes in Baltimore of How
ard street ilourat : 1873 per barrel this was cor
rect 81 far as relates To the Store price, but the
wholesale and wapon price did NOT exceed $40.
There Nosa Sale mado 10 Government, published
uhout this time, of loO barrels at $40 but il wa
never delivered thcugent having Withdrawn from
hi> contract before IT WIS legally cosed-Batt
In. ficuR
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aHBUn6 TIRGNIAN..
The Administrative.

dents term al service has expired, before w see
unniist5kable evidences that the swelling tide Of
popular confidence which bore linn into power il
at is ebb. Ii has happened that very few OF the
acts Of The administration have been such az to
arouse party opposition, and the unpopularity IN
70 which il has fallen has resulted from the de
cadence of il former friends, rather than from
the active hostility Of those who originally appos
cd its accession to the Chair of State. The un-
popularity, We are convinced, i more general
than at first appears, on viii he admitted Is the
government party.
There Is great reluctance ON the part ot Pc
litieians 10 admit that their sagacity has failed
them that they have been deceived and imposed
on There Is "a still greater reluctance with such
men to cut themselves ell from the favor Of those
who dispense the honors aud emohament- If the
government Nevertheless the indications are
not few non feeble of wide spread and deep
seated feeling Of discomfort and di-uppont-
ment.
In the South this feeling hetrays itself most
frequently by fling nj the Washington mon
n paper whose whole vocation has been TO defend
X panvgerize the ENccutiyc-oud which has sunk
into such disfayor, as IL have required the estnb
Hsbmont at the sent Of government of another
democratic orgau-dc~fincd IA be the ntale the
Union fer those fayor> which the party in power
have To hes'oN' II u's .''i'h' "',a -
Ne" l'th' We "'s7'' ''''' '''i' ~.
tranon thkes' mos ''u'u''''A' ''l' '''i" -
lection 10 the cabinet an" We SIC INV ~" LON
Herald the Na''oha' '''i'saa'' '''l' ''l''' f''
pers which Iaoofed most .'e|e"'e ''I '"' ~
ton OF Cen Pierce. relieving thcmscves daily oi
the hearfie,t aud heaviest denaneaton- 81 his
chosen colleague ana e'n-.l'ne9""' nov 's''s.
Inc h'fg'' '"''. se''E 10. ,'.'''
THINKS nothing ''se wa, .''' wv n
no" utter "'s e'N's anu Univ. -
STATE II a nuaef-'"oo .5e' ~ VI NV -
members elect f' ss1Hfee' have oi''nA 'ao IN
dgnantly Pree'o.ne' lion opposition 10 '',
Pierce dYnostA,nrd ih'f i' ft3'hf'' iaf VIC pun
they bore m hfrtae If 1h'' al ,hell'>
What are tbsrr mt r's"'-'i me lal'aN N'n'"s
popularity aAd 'efi"'niA ''aH'H 'l'',''.'''a '' ~
The ADMINISTRATION '''' '''' ~ VI.
orPa-iuoh "l 'h'ml' '''o' 90 INV mn W.
TRENDS ne "'oe'' i'' VIZ ''5.' l''''' M
borne III f''ee UNA P''''"'' NV -, ''.' NV -
last encounter WIN '"'' ''''''"' a'' u z''''
have been ''h''h' 10 "Nt'' '''' 'a'"'o ''i'''
stfatl"h. "hieh 'ileA ''i' sum ''' '"'H''' N''''
have OF TIE ohlthe7'' 1'' so'n 3" l'zh d" u"5'
who stood at the h'aa "' a'"l.' INC J" mug
press has faithfully fiT'ad before the people re
cord ct occurring events commenting without
prejudice or passion "io" ~a'N n deserved no
tee praising or consuming "z us judgement ''z
tatfd' The wing ''R""s nav "'''oi ''' '"' o''','
ana effected hoin'hes'"Na'"1 '''e '"' conn
denee ana regard 81 M I'"''''i !'u", ''''o
Gen PIERCE "n'r'' tn'"' Gun W. u''' 'ns Sc
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LATEST NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
Foreign News by The Atlantic.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The latest report represents that war had been
formally commenced. 4 dispatch from Nienna
dated oct 3D.. states that the Diyan, at a grand
council held that day, had resolved upon de
caratian of var against Russia, and that the Sui
ton. ogajt,.t the advice of the -Four Powers had
signed the declaration.
rcpart saws that hostilities had already com
mqneed. Omar pacha had previously made
stropo demand for leave 10 fight before the win
ter set in. The Russians were supposed Ia lac
moving 70 attack the Turkish position at RoQt-
chouk.
Previous accounts had put different face On
matters. The meeting Of the Emperors at
Omultz had terminated.and a new proposition was
fo be made to the Porte. Austria was again sid
ing with France, England and PRUSSIA and CON
fcrenccs were 10 be resumed at Vienna.
But Geographic despatch from Constantine
pie Of tbe 10Th stating that the Grand Council
Of The Ottoman Empire had recommended the
Sultan To declare war, had caused an immediate
meeting Of the British Cabinet, and excited the
the greatest apprehension III the public mind
The Sultan's decision was not then known, but
was hourly expected at Marseilles.
TrEkEY.= Turkey was generally quiet.
The Russians had been officially ordered by
the Russian Minister of War 10 winter in the
municipalities.
Martin Koszta was To embark on the 2lst on
board the Barguc Aliniosa, for the United States,
Austria consentlng 10 the cmbarkation. Mr..
Brown was al Smyrna to see him eff
ENGLANp.-'Ihe cholera was slowly spreading
in Liverpool
The packet ship Isaac Wright, with 600 pas
scugcrs for New York, had struck on the Irish
coo-t, and leaked badly. \ steamer had been
semi to her assistance.
MARKETS.
LirerpooL OFT. eadstufls.-Priees dn-
ring the last three DAYS rccedcd and considerable
business was done at 3d. a Cd. decline in flour,
and 81. IA 2d, in wheat. Intelligence from the
Ea-t, however, had again raised prices, and the
market closed at last weeks quotations. White
wheat 9s. l0d l0s. 3D.. mixed aud red 9s 2d
Il 9s. %. Western Canal flour BIS. I'd. IA Ais.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Bis. sd. IA }5s. Il }6s.
White corn lis. l2s.; yellow 10 a H.
Provisions. Beef was neglected. Pork quiet
little doing in Sides shoulders declined | Is
Cheese rather lower; lard steady; tallow in de
mand at full ratos; rice in request.
LONDON MNiEEl.-Sugar is unchanged; coffee
is quiet bat unatered; rice was in demand at full
rates; tallow brisk at sos. cd sos; Scotch Pig
front Obs. Conso5 were greatly depressed, closing
at % -.
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aniCiaaed Rlnsfen..


An BBlS, Newark Cacrncd Plaster cciyed
fV AID fr ~ele by
"ri ~ Is b. r SAGKF1T
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NegrOcA, Sl,Ocs.

HAtE las' r'rriyeda iotof Richmond Broques of
& soad qaa y. A.,o. h.gi-qu1rter naturalization
ef"S "a siahlr Ion NEGRO nen md large size course
boHs -Ai-'. large supply Of WOOL HATS
.'Ft 2lt~ y SFABITRY
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HATS! HATS! FATS!!!

Al Supply of HIS & CAPS Of ercat ga
" riety. Is now opei and offrrei reasonably az
'al aud >cei +. SEABrN.
FALL 1874
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AK INCIDENT IN MARRIED LIFE.-Somc thr-
teen years since a couple ofloying ones were mar
ried short distance from this city. and soon az
ter the husband went to sea. A few months aud
the young wife received news that the ship in
which her husband sailed was lost at sea, and all
hands persisted. This report was subsequently,
corroborated. Time rolled ON, and after the
lapse of seven years, the widow married AN in
dustrious, Woodworking mechanic, who for long
time has been and still is employed by a firm in
Gornhill The last marriage proved happy one
10 both parties, and matters passed between them
as pleasantly could be desired, until some DAYS
since, when, to their utter surprise tie first hus-
band Of the lady made his appearance and claim
ed his wife. Legal counsel was consulted b.
both parties, and the result was that the lady felt
herself compelled 10 return 10 her former husband,
much to the regret of the second, whose home is
now desolate.--Boston Jour.
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I VKFH y McCLANAtlAN viii OCCUPY Tho bnck.
raoms Of thsr store unt the FRONT i. ftrcd up
Entmnre down the al, between Mo,sr. J. < a.
IlnIiir>' aud their Store House Tort3 dc.ts1
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MARRIED

On Tuesday evening, 18th inst, by the Rev.
VIM. II. kmckle, Door. l.. \. WILLIAMS To
Miss BErrT RuGErR, all Of this city.
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'luE CASE or Miss CrNNINGuNM-W find
the following item in The news by the llumboIdt
Public attention wis considerably occupied bv
the new, Of the arrest in the city If lucca, i'm
Tuscany, OF Miss Cunningham, Young scotch
lady, for giving away a Bible, and n copy of Blu
nYan's Pilgrims Progress, in Itaan,to IA peasant
The British Minister at Florence, after using
every effort for the liberation of the Young lady.
was unsuccessful with the Grand Duke, and it
was likely Miss Cunningham would he inprisou-
ed five years for the offence, unless strong meas-
nres were adopted by the British Government
Deputations ON the subject had waited ON Lord
Clarendon who declared that every effort should
be made to release the lady.
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Reward Caution - - paulie.

w. J. Strother, Cashier Of the Exchange Bank
Of Va. adYertises by order of the Board Of y.
rectors, in the Richmondpapers,a rewnrd Of s5Ol
for the recovery Of tho package Of Bank Note,
amounting to slI.06o stolen IN Petersburg ON
the 10Th inst. T. package contained the follow r.
ing sums,
IN Notes If the Bank Of Va, Farmers
Bank Of Virginia and Bank Of the Val
lcv. IN Nireina, ..........-....- $4,000
IN Notes Of the Exchange Bank of
Virginia. viz
In >l5's, dated ID September. ls53.
Ne. 1901 10 100. payable 10 j.
". Young, .-#-#-... #......z-.. $1,000
In sos dated 9TH Sept..lsj2 No.
1851. 10 1850, payable 10 J. W
Young .....s.......... $500
In eIo0',, dated oh sept, 1861
Ao. 9oi 10 95o, payable 10 !. W.
Young - $500
- 10000
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The public is cautioned against taking the above
described Notes. ns thu Bank will not pnn them.
These the only Notes of that Branch daied
in sept, and madc payable in thu body toJ. ".
Young. heretofore issued. of the Clarksvillc,
Branch, and no others will bo issued
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G. W. MINIS,
\. S TANNER,

7 IIIVTICHI DdeUtITPOIYTIT'T.
-" Galleries Min St, twp 'ors from Bridge 81
Lynclburs-Sy kenmore ST., Petersburg, and lac Ma.
St, Richmond v oct l9.rs1
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M AS0NTC HALL.

Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings
October 18th 10Th, and goth.
TEE FAE6ss OF silva,
II his unparalleled Wauaesr aud titeat Second SioLt
A'~rery with rho INFANT MI SICAL PROD lGIES.
Master CHARLES aud Lewis RElTZ : and Q ycnr.
ot "ee ass sicd b, lhcir hraurrs l.. b. & RI Ri
De-, open al o'clgr,.
Grand Entertainment Wednesday Afternoon.
Do, oPes at 2-leli,rmancc 10 commence at laIt
lt.-f . u'.l.r,.
.rn.j,er. - constellation I'D ccnt..
~ For glr,irlar, SIZE ,nsll bills.
M j. I.nnc.
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COMMERCIAL,
Lynchburg NholesaI. Price. Gu.
,TN I,


oo'nferso fysHr vfnys.pu Ayp -
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a 81 e. B FATE.
COM NJ SSTON MEL G II AN

AND AGENTS FOR SALE #
VA. MANuFAGTuRED TOBACCO,
oct Sets No % Nafche- 81 Near Ord
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ACCIDENT To MADAME SONrAG.-On FRIDAY
evening Madame Sontag, in stopping ashore
from the Staten Island ferry boat fell between
the boat and the wharf, and was badly bruised
little more Roadway in the boat, it is said
would have crushed her to death
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GOod Dwelling Bg0uec,
ThonsastOsl H.imsc

TAA BBLS BEST QUALITY, received and fo
"A wv sale 10y
OCT 20-ts r. +. SACkETT.
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

SKY \ s1DELiGHT CoMBINED,)
AIN ST, TWO DOORS BELOW BRIDGE s
Lynchburg, Va
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sRasaaiing Likeness
Frames, Cases, Locks, Medallions, Pins, &c

m WlcT 10 pac' Fcfnes, Tie tnsle OF III may De GA
flied in style, also in price. All pictures warranted
eiva satisfaction orra cl1se will be made A visit +
their Gallery most especially solicited whether 7f
furas arc tlnsirc1 or r,t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02


NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Proposals will be received Company
Galveston and at the office Of the
two miles = Y
Of August Proposals will be received till the day
nest.
Bids will be the entire
or iurnahng materials grading and for track laying
MAI ERALS REQUIRED.
los oco Cros. feet long by nches
inch at oak cedar yellow pine cypress
100 900 linear feet Of Pane long square
al the small end-yeow pine post oak cedar cypress,
hewed sawed. -
800 900 board
loo. 600 Weati r-boariDg, do do.
500 900 seantling sxio or 49, Is 4 % feet.
500. 900 5xie,ls or feet.
200i0D - 6xs, Is u feet.
100 900 Mixed, TO 4xs TO g. IS TO "a feet.
Lumber to be delivered Galveston Bay point accessible
h that brings the option of the Company
Der !, 1858, and June 80,
Poposas will be- like delivery Of 10000
cnbc yards Of Ballast of Gravel Virginia
pon Dheison Bal Clear Creek sims' Bayou, Barg Bayou
and Houston, proportions
Engineer, month at least before needed.
III WORK REQUIRED.
VIII De received a for gradng Of the whole n having
Also for the png West Bay 1900
on offou Bridge. and one bridge amounting $50 feet
according 70 and plans TO be IN the office
Proposals VIII received Like
The larger bids with proper ability TO rer-
form, will be viewed with the more favor.
1858. - - W ~ :
Payments in cah will be monthly upon estimates thu
Satisfactory security will be required in bonds Of the
contract faithful performance
be rendered the lids. = "
ALI bids must be endorsed
Proposls-Gaveston H.. d Fl. Rairoadr
OF letting contract. CALEB G. FoRSHEY.
EnVinse
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RsCnIPTs OF PRopUCi

RSVEIPTS OF PRODUCE
LooiS-fsr steamer ~ Louis 30 bsles hay 3a
ops Hour Pce os; deo25 DO ~ hhds tobacco Waters Camden
Gu 40 u d.wad aeo-f do kobnson-is9 bbIs -four $50
80 ps :. 40 100 5ps Hour Oglsspy Macanl
aod Eager doe9 DO May Nanhook heobf do Wox Burdele
90 ~ 40 han 95s 10 WHISKY e II % IS bales
Connl lily dcs900 coils Bell Hsxgerty45
os eIh enc % ies seya butter Q Doaon box books
r ~ SIS PoHps bs' DO corn Drohan-l50 10 Baekmau
30 &eeo do bales hay 30 aka Shark Da
~ rosdiek 6eos1 30 potatoes II Vernardi65
Hones coils rope Perkti Cam bell acoso ibis
W henhet DiA arost DO Slaw &-ol hhda sbacco
l. Addison
~ 40 and 70 G sn Wright AGO = bbls Buddee
1colo yes hins hdf Stevbs bts
aid serahsso do onions LeesndSs kegs busr IFS bxs
snsee a fl-n ae,-SlI bbs Pa and enons Don ell 6eo1
oaiohs z beno13OD do hnlr
rs 90 oats hnnsdy Fosters bb Tw tchd
s,ui.y ae9-ist a thur keoss miss Seov Il
Kegs butt er Adains2o rolls leather Pe20 do
as etc Jnp 81 ond &o2 bh clover seed
C. hams - butter voorhc Gregory keo
m an. 20 do SAINT oekei do eahessundIes
WiliAMsHokI-per steamer Bella Donss: % bales
iesYe de wall do Byne &colo do Wright
bnrbrdg1 q eAas-s OzEay q Hawkins-5
Ao5 Mitenoerge &ee6 do TtocAscar H.yde
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

oFfIeL DAILY CRESCENT
Friday Morning. September 2 1853 !
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico Thonptoa to Ifa
Morgan-lst district
steam beats
s. louis Bro sn, from st LOUIS
Bella Donna, Brady, IRON wilam.port.
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~: $3.50. " ne ana Is.ov aike Lara
AZ = M 49, lbs - ''e o'.,
\ ~. aAonsy h..he' ~ LONDON had peen
"a - u''es''sa OWING % tne uncertainty with regard
~ nsssen v1ssion Inc rate Tor Consols however
sne ae = reported ior the previous steamer
~. o'7'ng ~ so Ine sales q Cotton at avrs
~ ~esk ena'ng Inc l7tn ut were barely 1000 beies
t1e demand having been moderate, and all qualities
6fahty declined The stock on hand at the above date
~ 100000 bales
COTTON There has been but little inquiry in the
C0ton market duripr tho past wsek ana thu sales ha
~ eon1ued to few lots not embracing altogether
s1coo Mica Prices ii most Of the transaction. have be.p
fik NJ With limited stock degree of irreeularity
ssssd thst reader our quotations nominal W..
however still quote as follows
NEW ORLEANS clAssIyrcATIoN
1nssssor ssx9 Middling Fair nX@l2
Giddiise &c 1s,S Hs< fsond W. -giIH
Qood Middiing II 6l1s Good and Fine. q
st <x,,vr,, ..,r, -x,s -, -, .,....,
AZ " e,ovvos..h.,s.
291f o. hand Sept l, 1853. -. =. .io579 20 465
- yeatefuay ....-.... u9......... 81
81 1osas 90 40
AHpprted to date .................. 0D0..... 600
! atrsk i, hand M .,s.,.a 1ocoa 90 5,o
-is1,. 4, N, ,r,.. saps
800 IT, ~. = - y pI'' NJ ~
= s.ssr.v hs,s = rcss .hov. ~. :,
1s s,s e M. .as. w. ~ y,
q 4 aftS&d tnke. ,xs~tcra.v - e,4
\ ~. ? ~ s.]-ss -
< eUoAR-Ths rsceipts Of Sugar have bean LIGHT and
tbn snlss f Il, wse cunned 70 few sma,, ots a. about
liz same rates As last ouoted which ware as follow
inferior 10 CON prime ana Choies a,<nasx
Coed Common 8. -N33s Clarified .4lsG8ex
ser e tully Fair 1s041<'.....
market Tor TINS article has been en-
trsy without movement there having been no arrivals
nom tbs Interior Our quotations
\ = wslos n, Far,neut,uo . nd R.ho,lea
V5ns1n M vi- ,..-x.. ~. -. IAN
y ....&...s ~ st. 49,, Il m, ~. - -
49,, sa,o 40. .-s..a =. = 81 - o,a @. - !.
& a.. a az q, 80. ~ soass 20 ~ ~, -
r..-s ~ s,hs. r..s - g.. ~. ~, ~ :.
X y n .s s ~; :, - ~ q ~, az -.
I - IA a. - ooxaes ~ 60 a.a =. 80:
ropr ,rhs -, = go, ~ ~ ~.
~. s ss,.s ~ tt
erro 80. ,s,t.,.. :. ss,es. -. Nj,
sesnsl lor yesterday iooo sacks were disposed
!. y :. 800. =. 'ss...
OATsThs article has been in fair request and higher
prices have been realized for good article The sales
embrace 5000 saca st Louis 40043 for good to
prime the Leyee, and 4i0454 bushe for prime old
from store.
~ BRAN AND HAY-Bran has generally sold at e5s n
100 IT, but yesterday 500 sacks were taken at 81 co.
Hay continue to quote at $40 90 y ton for Prime
Western
AZ WHEAT-The last sale Of Wheat 1856 sacks Prime
q o0@ p bushel
P0RK-The Pork market has continued dull, and the
lss mostly confined to small lots at $40 for Clear and
"a 76S$l5 90 y Dbl for Mess Yesterday however $50
hhs branded Mess sold S4 so 55 Clear SIG 90
7 = Dbl
The stock of Pork the Inspection Warehouses yes
4 terday follows:
Msss bbls. IL 2li Inferior etc bbs 1870
x Y. O.,.--....... l5iS Not Inspected 1879
i 4 Iituts looo
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.LADEN SPRINGS. Alabama.-The <rzl

pLADEN SPRINGS, Alabama.-The <=zzEzzA
these celebrated popular iz0
Springs happy 70 inform his friends who
and the public gsnsay that be to
the Springs Informed that they situated four mites from The
Tom5gbee River and eighty five miles from Mobile, with which
there is regular steamboat navigation.
Handsome safe Carriages always ready
from the steamboats, visiting the Springs
t The adjacent the Springs pleasing unduang
healthy all favorable exercise contributes h
rapid health Of the enfeebled invalid.
The especially for their curative effects rartc
y diseases of the Liver and kidneys and in neuralgia while fl
has that they positive
cfc. Common d WOOTEN, Proprietor. my4s SIN
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GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss

a KEEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.-[N
Va This famed and popular Summer generally in
known throughout the Southern the
Of Mrs ELIZABETH PRADAT and her JOHN b. PRADAT
situated mile distant from the village will opened
the e Of June for the pton oil
The "GREEN OAKS well
The popularity OF the establishment has
increasing The natural commanding the
the Lake. salt flows
Gull have not JAILED 70 impress voraby the visitors from
New0rfans, Mobile and the surrounding country.
During the Winter the popristos have made Improvements
additions. The BAR BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
up SAIL BOATS will at
the VISITORS Of chargealso CLARET Dioner.
CARRIAGES and HORSES be procured any
In addition the celebrated BRASS BAND Of Nems engaged,
a BALL be expected twice week.
Visitors wishing the GREEN OAKS,
W the Captains the Steamers who ill land them the wharf
the Hotel.
TERMS.
Per Day y %
Esr Children and Servants hal price. my9i Sn
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ICE--ICE--ICE.

ICE! ICEl--J STAFFORD * Co Wholesale and
l. Retail Dealers in fcE No. 10 Eiyslnn Fields oppos the
ontehasn Railroad Depot lower sde No ss Old yse street
Tehoupoulas 50 New
No. Tehcupiton street. No fs Levs.
e Houses between Forh Dis
3c tsn ivns
ICE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
lat Nav. for sale by VIII vEY co. 81 cayp nhaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

ES- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES Court
BERNARD GARIfY is Candidate for Constable Of
cr's Court Election November MANY FRIENDS alOtes
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N2r VIM HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con.
stable Of the Second Justices Court Election Monday
'enhsr pert. myl
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At the last session Of the Legislature, Of
b-d 18th of the capital stock of the Company
aoe however, only the
actual State subscription
stable subscription o.
III offered for special
ng 70 law Of the subscription the capital stock made he
sewOens VI 10000 1854 inclusive
oo and the interest said Bonds secured by pledge
anured nr'almens the Parishes of Orleans Mary ST. Martin
add Lafayette ounting 10 S300,2sO.
The Board Of Directors ring public
full confidence that the
er No mortgage any kind exists the property the
The Board do
mortgage the Road until the line Washington complete
working of 3 miles,
be sed by mortgage will he int
With the actual value Road employed
further extension.
The subscription Of The City of Nswoan payable annually
levied he whole landed the
n Act o. The egau but by the and declared
legal ard constitutional by supreme
therefore, the
state OF the City of amounting
Dollars Payers this eeeive the
Company.
kB For all further information regard apply
scwoeans.
By Of the J. II. OyERTON President.
Newofleans, June, 1858. Iys I'm