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| IN
" GALVESTON, HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAILROAD.
Of
Galveston the Office of the undcr gnd, Carroll Lou
the supply
tera iron excepted, from Galveston Houon distance fifty
miles.
specifications may Office after day
Of August Proposals will be received till the first day Of ooer
Bids viii be received either entire
MAI ERALS REQUIRED.
Inches, than
inch at eorners-Iost oak cedar yellow pine aud cypress
the small eudyelow pine, post oak cypress,
| hewed or sawed.
500 900 any length less than
900 0e0 Plank, lAEi2, IS 10 "a feet.
| 100 coo Weather boarding, do. do,
Zoo 600 scahiling, 4xlo OF l2 Is Of "a feet.
800 9 900 " s s1iOi Il % or y y ss''
! 100 Mixed, Z, u feet.
delivered Galveston point accessible
III TINT brings IT, at the option OF the Company between Noye
Proposal will be like for the delivery Of $1,000
cubic yRis Ballast, Gravel sand Shells Virginia
Point Dckoon BAYOU Clear Creek sms's Bay Bagg Bayou
aud Houston, proportions and at times be indicated the Ch
Engineer, one month at east before neeqed;
Proposals. will be received also grading the whole ne having
22s555 cubic yards Of cut and I'LL.
Also ppg
ton ofo Bridges mud Draw bridge, amounting $40 feet in live
spans Also 1870 feet Of Tresles, high All
orlrg specifications ADD plans 10 be the Office.
Proposals VIII be- received in like laying the snprsirc
with proper evidences ability per
| form vii be viewed with the niotefi favor.
All the work must be completed within from November ],
| 1853.
Payments monthly upon
the faithful Of obga the security
| be rendered with the bids,
| Ali bids must be endorsed
| "ProposAs-Galvesion II. & II. Ralroad.'
ts Full information will be furnished at either office the time
| OF letting contract. CALEB g. FORsHEf,
| Engineer.
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FHNHE ~ ,ZoU,UUU OF the Bonds OF the NEWUR-
u LEANS, oPELOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, which have been advertised sale by bids be
this month, been Withdrawn the
the the Company having negotiated 100000 he
with Messr Winow lAner Co. The remainder will be held
OF the Company BY order the Brd Directors.
81 BENZ. F, FLANDERS, Secretary.
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~ TRAY EU--1 estefuay afternO0n, All ~,
- 81 from the Of PeTddo ard Madeline ~
ROAM PONY shnd all round IL hands ngn,
longing Bakery the late p Duffy person returning
Pony to the widow will be literally rewarded. 81 II
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GSs- FRED. j. ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election
November je4 ID
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NH- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con
stable of the Second Justices Court. Election Monday
veaber myl0 ID
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~ Editors of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM CASTEL candidate of CLERK
THE THIRD DISTINCT COURT or NEW ORLEANS. mhls
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Rs- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
candlate for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS NOUSEY. mhs
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ME> SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate 70,
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election first Mos
day in November fels 10
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ELECTION NOTICES.


nss- Messrs Editors: Please to announce
Gob dEfc a: Ss @sn 1 esB q is
He will be supported by MANY FRIENDS. 1yl1"
Gs- j. G. PoINDExrEa, Superintendent Of
81 ss ' Bss sa S6SaT candidate E d -
1ss- JONI CRrckARD is a candidate for CLERK
Of THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh4s
re- P. VI. BERTH, for the past fourteen
yea pepay late present Second Dis
osTad COURT ' '"s %oy
GSs- THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs ID
70 Editors of the Crescent Please an
Of TE 81
/ Gs- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
for THE THIRD N3g Or NEW
ne WILLIAM P. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT Ofhe Court that may be Orsa1ed
~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
Gds % sss r.
re- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
mr. THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate for reelection.
uhs
N9- SAMUEL. G. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election FIRST Mos.
day in November next. fes ts
ne FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT-JoHN s. BA-
RON present Clerk Of the Fifth District Court a candidate
CLERK Of said Court Election November !, 1853 SIS
mr. Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhl<
ESs- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoURT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present
6ed himself
oc CLERKslP Of said Court Court the
be changed fell I'd
| Gs- Messrs. Editors: Please announce DR..
ROBERT NJ. GRAHAM a q a Candidate CORONER OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS, subject the decision @ Wing G9nyenon
au2T lot MANY FRIENDS.
Ns- THEODORE J. WILKINsoN.--We are au-
thored THEODORE WILKINSON CORNER of the
City and Pah OF Newriean candidate Reelection s5te
ne GEORGE F. PEARSON is a candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
hnd s0liets the votes Of his friends. Je.s 10
Nzs- WIN. G. QUIRK is Candidate for Cox.
STABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. 1.-THE Distrie
The old Fifth Sixth and Seventh Wards from Canal to Ja
| street aud from the L@vee to the Lake je27
| Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an.
through the counaa n your paper that JOHN ROACH
cs%dSs for the office of CONSTABLE Of Tue FIRST
| GS- To the Editor of the Crescent Please
ToHN H PIE r cnpsds sr sT 70 s BOT
Of Orleans Election November HIS FRIENDS. jels
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G&- WILLIAM P BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ofthe may organized
succe NH
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GIFFNEY & LOWELL, Ship Agents an
W Commission Merchants. IIs Common street. mill
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GH- To the Editor of the Crescent Pleas
HOPPE a
Of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of the Paris
Orleans. Election November HIS FRIENDS. jel6
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re- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
mill
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s> For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES Court
BERNARD GARITY ia Candidate Third
ts's Election November MANY FRIENDS alOtet
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Hss- FIFTH DISTRICT COURTROOM s. BA
RON present Clerk Of the Fifth Court, candidate
CLERK Of said Court. Election November sis
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For ship Island City from New YorklI Gly-p CarrollM
MileTsone q WAworh-Ds RandGll-G W Shaw tteo-J
&eoJ cronwelBrdgs Bros-J Byr1e 6co-Lews
WlAmsR1geley Blair &eoChery, Henderson 6coJ Lalande
Perkins Campbell &eoCeyeland, Bros aeoswney aeoo
soononC PasquorC Sewman-J Lilly SonJones 4 Bbb-L
KAseTBozarl, Foley Averys o Nelson 6eoTho4Ai dao-G
Foster 6eoC budiscke scJSlda, Green coG W Sizet-F
FrederksonM Greenwood Asekenne, Dir &cofial Kemp
Wright, Williams deo-A Wris Int Sco-hsndOlph Cray
EoubruJ Woodruff
MeElroy BrAdicrd-Feows AGO. X
Stevens 6soBuds Williams &coWaers Camden &coCuddy,
Cruieher &c9J W Stanton &coP Oven &co-A BARLOW l.
stone ocof Keuhett ecolemere Currn &eoChnn Bolton
rus1ie1-L Sars Murray Miller ScoGee Connolly
BiafheRohou Al'en-IUgsr Bernard &roR IL Newton Ken
nely fos'er-Wheier kner sAnten-W Violet
ssoJ Kicks &coBJnoho a Campbell D Cooper Eco-Frrst
Sc1J TAomp sonPeTkins Campbell &eo-Matks ThsmA-A
Bull dc0-M GOtschAik-Be0e BUs-Oakey
ines-Iarndons Corpreau-E Plsbuy-Couyetss
Carroll Nosby-Saup1n
kesnsJ ssAI-Rsy noiIs Oldis- Buac-Ba
&coTus Fernor Hobart Cummings, Stewart &coPgram
Hatehet-G NJ Pinckard eOMeIlea Cofan &c5-R X
aeo-T b BlanehAfd-and order.
ship MddieseK. Bostou-c Buddeck
Eco d r CAnG W shaw kco E Stevens AcoE tsr &ct
- See-D Taylor &,o-M Mler-Kennedy Foster
6eoAiArsh Ranstt dow II Liehf1rd Cow Noe-A
Beer 6ceA Jont Sd RRuisttT Fio. &eoTurne Bateho
Dglesby MAGAuAyCOnyeTse scOeo C1nnelyStone Wal
wsrt Levy deoNoh bros Seaman, Walls Pc kJ Burbnnl
hco-Nurrsy Miller &es-M Bua oIsyi Adler
hcO-J ii Garter Sco--and order.
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HSy- THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate for
,LERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs ID
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FURNITURE, ETC.

Ir b. BROWER & CO., ~
Id HoUSg FURYTsHTFG sTORE,
CAMP STREET
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE;
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WAR;;
IRON, TIN AND WOODEN WARE
KNIVES AND FORKS;
JAPANNERY, LAMPS,
lysp COOKING STOVES, etc. etc
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ug between dissolved By limitation Jay
1888. The Isbts of have "a
transferred Robert Mari who collect the
We will both continue tie practice individual aeeoan. al
the office, No. q Camp street. r. II. MARI,
lyiI lms W. ]. A. ROBrRTs.
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DAssfCHRIsTIAN HoTEL.-Th

l. truth the report hat this Hotel lie crowded,
hat there Yellow Fever the There
known originate the disease spread this raee
nrQ ri MONTGOMERY
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mr. THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection
u,hs
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nw-P NJ. BERrfy. for the n,

1sss- JONI ORCHARD is n candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mh4s
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NEW YOKk-Per ship Island CITY Assorted mdse.
BOSTOS-PGr ship MldleAer ice Warner AGO.
CAMPEACHYPer trg Telegraph $500 specie IA Pkges midi
o order
HAVANA-Psr schr Eiw Dorsey; Cargo fruit to order.
ARANSASPe scr Major $4,000 specie Judscn
$50 do II L Stone &eo-T b1s snuff f J Hart AGO.
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YicksBuRG.Psr steamer Damaa 90 bales cotton n
HILLS TO do Henderson PeRe0s do do Watt DeSaues1
DO do jackson &eess do DO Byne Geoss do Eel as
81 do do brander, Wiams &ao5s do do Wright Williams co6
do do Boga Foley AvetyS do do X Beck-3l do 10 Iee4
do do BackDsr sianon23 do swiney
Shepardls do Ward JouAs-ls do PomrJy
Dennoun &coll do do Payne iarrlons do do Curry
Person. do do Nale Cox dco5 do do Hewitt Merton &o1
do Hed. Masae &:lsuniries orlerIotA cotton s2a Ls
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re- Messrs. Editors: Please announce DR..
ROBERT NJ GRAHAM a Candidate for CORONER OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS subject to the decision Wing Convention
au2T lot MANY FRIENDS.
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NJ We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABUZAS Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the may changed TO-
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Saturday Morning September II, 1853.
Business has continued moderate in general market
during the past week though in few articles the trans
actions have been rather increased scale The
Of Cotton have been somewhat larger and prices have
been well sustained. In Tobacco very little has been
done and Sugar and Molasses have very dull Flour
has atan advanced owing to the continued favorable
ports from Europe and the North and the moderate sup
ply the market Corn has huctuaed slightly but the
rates have attery been rmer Provisions have generally
been firm and in fair request, considering the
Coffee has continued firm and the rates have further ad
vanced Later accounts from Rio report the article
still very high in that market On Tuesday the evening
papers published the Asias advces embracing
Liverpool TO the 9th August They represent the Cotton
market there still quiet but with frmer appearance
than when the Atlantic left The sales of the week were
stated at 81 10 bales of which 1910 for speculation
and 1850 for export The qualities from Middling Fair
most in demand and the for those grades
steady while the low grades difficult Of sale without
some concession the part of sellers. The quotations
given follow Fair Orleans T. Nddling Orleans
OK Fair uplands 6 and Mddlng Uplands 5zs as l5-16d
q ID Breadstuf continued to advance, and the quota
ons for Flour closed at Cd Western Canal and
3ls 6d p Dbl for Ohio The accounts by the Franklin
received yesterday those by the Niagara
last evening They will be found in another column
COTToN-We left the Cotton market, at the close of
the last eek with quiet appearance the sales of the
preceding FIVE days forming aggregate Of barely 500
bales. There but little improvement observable on
Saturday and the sales Of the day limited 800
bales On Monday, however, there was good inquiry,
and 1850 bales changed hands mostly at full prices On
Tuesday and Wednesday together sbout 1900 bales
sold bat Thursday the transactions limited to
$50 bales, prices generally continuing firm Yesterday
about 800 bales taken making the total business
the week $500 bales about onehsf Of which Of the
New Crop. The rates for New have ranged at l0&D1le
for Middling, and l1A@l11st q ID for Good Middins
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- Y. C.-The Annual Re- .srsS. ~ s5gss.
-. gatla the Southern Yacht Club will Sz 60 go
Christian MONDAY
Challenge Gold Cup, md will the
Appropriate Prizes will be offered Programme Published
The Race for the Challenge Cup alone confined to boats
longing TO Members Of the Club
By order. TIoS. J. DABNEY President
IL. A
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GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss

TREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss. -
W This famed and popular Summer generally
country, the
ELIZABETH PRADAT and JOHN PRADAT
mile distant the village Biloxi will
on the $ o for the reception OF visitors.
The SCREEN OAKS too well known need an extended notice
popularity the establishment has steadily
The natural commanding the finest
the Lake. and salt flows
JAILED avoraby the visitors
NewOrltans Mobile and the surrounding country.
Winter the propTuots have made many
and additions. The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
and SAIL BOATS will be all times the
Of the visitors, free Of eharg-elso CLARET at Dinner
CARRIAGES and HORSES be procured moment.
addition celebrated BRASS BAND OF NwUean engaged,
~ a BALL may be expected twice every week.
wishing the GREEN OAKS requested
Captains the who will land them at the wharf of
the Hotel,
TERMS,
az Children and Servants, hal-price ny24 SIN
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ES- THEODORE j. WILKINsoN.--We are au-
horzed THEODORE j. WILKINSON CORNER of the
City Parlh NwOeans candidate
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NA- WIN. C. QUIRK is Candidate for Cox
TABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. rF-The District
ompas the old Fifth Sixth and Seventh Wards Canal to Julia
treet. aud from the Lsvee to the Lake je27
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mr. Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
A. MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. M
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ne GEORGE F. PEARSON is a candidate for
Collection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
md s0lieits the Of his friends. e25
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DLADEN SPRINGS, Alabama.-The ~
undersigned proprietor these celebrated popular f5sM
Springs, is happy to inform his friends who have
Of these invaluable medicinal
and The ubs generally that prepared accommodate
we'll number of These who have
Springs that they miles
Tong6ee River miles Mobile
s e 1lar steam gation.
Handsome good and safe Carriages ready convey and
from the steamboats, passengers visiting the Springs.
The the Springs pleasing, undulaiing
healthy all favorable
rapid restoration to health OF the enfeebed invalid
The especially their curative effects
larry kidneys neuralgia, while
vspep experience has that positive
cine. Common Il WO0TEN, Proprietor. IN
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
through your paper that JOHN ROACH
Candidate for the Office Of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES
ielf e
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
UORATIO D. HEWITT. PIANO -rs

HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO
IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp
New Orleans would respectfully request he7 POI HI
the public TO his large extensively u
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF all Kinds
descriptions and also to his well selected
FORTES from the factories the makers the United
Europe, among which be those SToDARD Co.
OF Now York, HALL son, of New York, PLEYEl
PARE The above the following kinds GRAND, Sc
MI-GRAND, PICC0L0, PICCOLO OBLIQUE AND sQuARE-RTo
Of the most celebrated makers in the world combining all the late
may be mad oil the nbe every slye OF case and
prices, MUSICAL NERCHAND all any quantity
others the subscriber constantly
selection Of AcCoRIEoNs brought
which offered at the NEST reasonable GUITARS
9red BY HALL SON from the most approved SPA
MODELS Thase instruments the
stand the climate The subscriber has had
the Music business the Northern cities Seworeans
thoroughly acquainted with the mnus details
stock the best selected that haa
his facilities such that he will always
stock Of all kinds Of MUSICAL and the LATEST
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC The Public are
invited to call AMI examine his stock.
HOkAIlO d Now
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry
Friday Evening, September 10, 1858.
During the past week but few Western Beef Cattle and
Hogs offered (as the during the past month";
moderate stock of Sheep with fair supply of Mich
Cows, Texas and Attakapas Cattle continues on sale'
Veal Cattle is scarce, and the market firm quota
tons
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f PoIT E1R NM aD.nit1aAnYLsl
In connection with hs CarIoon Raroad.FROM NkW 0RLEANs
TO LAKE PONTGHdRTRAIN.-
TRAINS, WEEK DAYS
From EeOreans (ra Cdrrot1n) to Lake PosteAdraa
From Peiido Tivo Circle Depotss
MI, ABA, g. p II.
SUNDAYS.
From psrdido Tyol Circle Depos6 A.
l,2P. NJ after which the following Express Tiyoi
Circles AZ, 81, AZ, 81, 81, ~ Pm.
From (ul Cdrr0Hton)
WEEK DAYS.
Perdo and Tfyo Circle Depots-S TX, s az lOk
~ A. NJ, lah ~, ~, 81, ~, 81, ~, ~, 81 ?. Nj.
SUNDAYS.
To Perddo street and Tiyoh Circle Depts6k ~ sk e 10y
TX A. NJ aud i2JS 2. Nj, after which the following
to Ttyol Circle IL, ~, "a, AZ, 5k 81 M 81 p. Nj.
ts All the Trains take passengers
Trains ONLY Horse
~ Baggage, etc. received at Depos only.
fF Between New0rleans and Carroon,
between CaTroon Lake Poneharran
aiTl5
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[E [:5. oRLEANs ana Gar-

nj EW ORLEANS and Car fslss syzs
q ro!on Reconsideration St@
DepArtur. Of Trains. From NepOr6dHs:
Horse CAra-b1 and N An, 81, l04t and II P. n.
and
Svely 10 summer, and until qaarer,Past1 in winter.
trora Cdrrollos'
ric1se CArs-s and { 4, IS, and 10 P.
Steam Trains1 and
sivey summer, and until half P.u n
FAEE-l5 Children Servants
% the bird
aud snd on the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
s These from the lie
Departure ef Gaze.
inter- Lsf4y
Depot, IS Baronno street. ......rs, SIX :.
SUMMER iaay .................s,T and
- .. Depot Il BarOnne street .,-s], ~ and :.
AieF which the will leave each every
lut O'Clock Pm
Then stsA ., 10 and IL 2. N, from the Depot.
And 81, ~ and IO1 P. ~, from Lafayette.
sAAE--lo cents. Children under IL half price,
az Nota-Spech Night Carsfnr Parties Balls
required after the aforementioned
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pERNARD LUMBER CoMpANY-R {

II z
- SAFFoLD, s. s. HENRY, Z. r. LATIAIER, W. D. COATES
BROWN LAUGHTER, HORN FELTON,, g, 4. MYERS d co.
-. FOWLER MBEAN co. and D. COOS, of
firm of the BERNARD LuMBER COMPANY AT their Mills they
Sixteen Single Saws Circular ath
Woodwork Planning Machine to which will added
single and three large and will then be able
10000 to 10000 feet OF Lumber day.
Railroad Companies, Plank Road, Whsrf and Building Contractors
Shippers all others wanting Pine Lumber supplied short
Their Agent in New Orleans h fully authorized contrast
individual their will stocked
with good of Lumber suited the demand Office
Triton Walk. c. TAYLOR, Agent, "
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nCEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss. a
The undersigned having leased 10, term q years these
them the visitors the LIST June.
They located about FIVE miles Biloxi Miss Immediate
the shore, possessing bathing
bang fishing, They all
Of the by fine boats which dy during the
the Lake end Of the Ponharrsn Railroad.
The analysis the made by Dr. j. Lawrence Smith, Pro
Of Chemistry the University Of louisiana proves beyond
doub that the Springs mineral qualities Of the highest order
He
The Of these
cuary the oxide Of hydrogen which
exist notable quantities; and is therefore that
chronic diseases light be cured receive mpOrtn alienation
these waters Ass bath could he applied with much advantage
AnusenIcn oi description will be found tn place Hotel,
capable accommodating about three hundred peons
ed and the proprietor hopes his long experience in tue hotel
New Orleans will be sufficient that his guests will be
perry cared for. ENOCH EVERTTT. ie2s
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IMpnKT9


owboa Phenir Whan the
ship Hartford hr AntH-bro ships leland
Middleser, brig Telegraph and sehr Edw Dorsey.
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CAUTION,-The success of DIR, LEWIS

EAUTION.-Th success of DR.. LEwIs's PRE-
" PARED FLOUR has induced others manufacture article
pupong be the All persons cautioned purcha
ing Prepared Flour without the of firm appearing the
ras, etc.
CIscISSArI, June Is ls53.
hereby certify that Aessrs Chandler Bro
authorized prepare Flour according plan, the State
louisiana All others purporng do said State
IN good h and do hold myself responsible for the purity
Flour prepared BY such persons. H. L. B. LEWIS, NJ. d.
LABOR AIoRY, University o. LoUIsIASA,l
NewOrleans, May Il, 1858. I
Having analysed samples Flour prepared family by
Messrs. Chandler that
gredens the contrary believe healthy excellent
ration. J. l.. and W. T. RlDDELl.
~ Prepared md sold by
l. CHANDLER 4 Bro 80 Fulton street,
md New Levee ". Orleans.
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VNHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open -
Il for reception Boarders NDAY June ls5s
ENOCH EVERETT.
DAsS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.

well known Summer reopens to-day for the zuE1
Those DESTROYS Of enioymgPare air. excellent bathing
desirable toeabe living will find the Pass inferior
establishment the coast.
the seventh his
thanking his for their liberal
support them that will be left uned TO
ortabe during their
Pass
Attached the will be found Carriages Horses Billiard
Tables, Ten Pin Alleys and Pistol Gallery.
ley RI. ",
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1 ART & CO., E. j., 70 Tchoupitoulas street,
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