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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
49, 49, - ~
Change of Hours,

Change of Hours.
On and after Monday, 14th of March, the mas
| senger trains will be as follows:
Leave Washington at 6 and a. M, 81 and
p. m. On Sundays at a. m. and q. m.
Leave Baltimore at 4. and a. m, 81 and $40
3. IN. On Sundays at Il a. m. and 6! D. m. -
The fret and fourth trains from Baltimore. and
the second and fourth from Washington, will be
Express Trains, stopping only at Annapolis and
Washingto Junction stations
The train leaving on Saturday evening goes no
farther than Philadelphia; the one of SUNDAY
morning only to Baltimore
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to Phila-
delphia and New York, will be given by Trains
leaving at a. m. and p. m except on Sunday
morning.
BY order: t. H. PARSONS,
Mar ID 81. a4l7G Agent
OLOAKs, MANTILLAS, SHAWLs, xc.-The
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q Very rich plain White Grape do
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Do Embroidered Thibet Neck-ties
Black Thbet Shawls, for mourning
Misses Plaid Bay State Shaws, &c.
The above goods have been selected with orest
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Of colored and black wide Lyons velvcts, colored
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offered on the best terms. The Ladies of this ard
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to which she invites the attention Of the ladies'.
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CHOCOLATE, COCOA, AND BROMA.
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NLOAKS, MANTILLAS, SHAWLS, &c.-The
~ subscribers have this day received from New
York full assortment of the latest sty les of Ladies'
Winter Wrappings, such as
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I NEw YoRK, April, 1853.
CoDmunica tons must be addressed to "Ih,
Democratic Monthly Revisw, Nsio York.
Editors who insert this prospectus, and forward
their paper containing it, will be furnished with
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THE WORKSHOPS OF THE FEMALE
POOR,

StNfetdT
Mar 2S-2awtMay25
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Planters Physr and Families TO bis we'll assorted stock
all OF which,
prrinnaon viii be found FRESH AND GENUINE During
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD Of very best quality do
with all the popu Mineral Waters
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Bar Rooms supplied
reason 4hie terms wish PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GuULEY RrrI ERS etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
api dwiyi Druggist and Apohsay Camp and Poyras ats
Z EMONS AND ORANGES-1099 boxes Le-
landing this lay ahoon us
irsn Faerm' and ir sale hy bAEs CO. u Commn 81 ~
VIRGINIA TOBACCO-22 boxes Virginia
Tobacco pst received and e- tae by
my94 A J. WRIGHT : co. G. Gtsysr ttaet
SPiRITS TURPENTINE-l3 bbls, for sale
~ by A. REfAGRAvE co u Aataz ne ..Ly.l. "
4 lNSEED OIL-ll4 bbs. boiled raw English
h 4 and AnIerc N linssrd Oh, ior sal by
w. A prI kGRRVE CO, u Nl-sE-c street
ToAte--8o hhds Lehish Goal, imported ex'
rrss,s FER fee- az s.s, IN .sstg - 49,. r..,.
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COM MERCIAL SUM AIRY.


NEW YORK june % COrTON-sales Of 5000 bales
FLOuR--Active with sal-- Of II 500 bhlS at 81 e46
81 for Grucse aud a 5o6f4 81 state southern
firm At IS opG 81 u WIIEA r-Ea,rr with sales
Of a. UCO bushels whit, Wc,rrn 12lMl22c z bushrl.
CONN-In eool demand with sal.s of 10000 bu,hcs at
O. j. COFFEE-Sai"s Of 80 bags Rio at az, a
gl.r : ID MoLAss E3-StraIy. ... PORK-Infar de-
rnrui with .als Of go Ibis at slj 50 Tor Mess sud
~ n fiji Prime. BEEF Heavy with sars II 200 hbs
M.ss at Sl2 80 !. hbl BEEF HANS-SAles at l2tGl4
CIT NEArS-Sale- 200 tlrrcy, At s. n for Shoulders
ami "a H. 2 h for Ham LARD irmrr with sales
III hf- and kpgs at 10 fJr bas and II for kers,
Clover dul AT 7lsHsc.
NEW YORK TOBACCO MABKET-Tht New Io.,.
Herald II the 10Th nit says
Te Tobacco market continued 10 be excited ycstrr-
law aul the iIes embraced shout 500 hid kentucky at
fui prices closing with buoyaGt feeling The heaviest
prha>ps both at the in this market had been
m1dr on account II til. growers the article gentle
man received teraEhc lis patch from Louisville yes
ter A.y stating that the lrouh stA contnusd in that
section ~ thr country TIE dry weather had also in
fctrl ,,7ou, injury thc crops both ia Virginia
Missouri It appeared tla in kentucky tue plant. in
the bed, had grown t0o tall aud too near seeding while
waiting fer rain 10 bear trauspautinr while the drouth
ha DESTROYED many fields Of plants previously
that wrr- -dnaha rain. now in il would be-
Ia to 57, the crops to healthy promising cond
tipu in "A
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BeIow-Coming Up.


Bark A. enues, Msrsells. hi Sour HayaJa
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CNDRIES-,
~ MApsIRA-n quart casks and octsves various ersnds
CLAREr-i2 boT.E qualities;
tlGAES-pn go, will be sold low;
WH>KY-au bbls. Old Roates FOR sale to close
neut
RUM-7 pua heons Crei1 eousignmenn;
AB>YNTHE-5n cases,
WORT WlSE-41 DOZEN aarh, London Dock.
ryia For al-h nv WOLFF. Us
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hSrINWAII-per steamship Falcon Cargo fuel.
san JUAN DEL NCRTE PR steamship Psmpeo Cargo mi
LiyERPooTrsr ship Panama 1874 bales Gotten previously
'tsrrd, on th 3 b Of MAY, wh i225 hRles)
B0RpEAUx-oer brig lirru asAorna 10000 saves.
HRAzuS SANTlAGJ-Per sasa15 60 bair bal
sba-a1.
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re- Wa HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con
st. ne Second Iss;ia-'s Court. Ele"ion Monday No
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E-it- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF me SECOND DISTRICT COURT mt4s
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EEw ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JFFFERsoN Cry.
Wednesday EveuiDg. July 1853.
The market i well supplied but business not brisk and
prices easy at our quotations
-PRlCES-
BEEF CANA tWesternJ ........i..G GI}st 2 fb net
(Choicc) ........-.'... --(1s . q ID net
(Attakapas x Texas 81 iD5}ft T. ID net
Hoes i4H54e "A Ii net
sHgtr tWr,tcrnl ..............s 2 256DS IS head
(rhGicc) ..............S 8 O0TS - = head
MuCH Cows Observation-Disclosures 25 GOOSG5 90 2 head
CALyrs Ayp YFAHLIvGs........S 15GL : 80 3 head
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE pAfls cEFscENr,l
Thursday Morning, July = 1858
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship FarTr0, Flanders, San JuAu del Sore " TruFen
SFata-h' t4iron, alinNai, j r jennuga
Bit Ivvrpop
rs-- hr i-ru Bordeaux, jenkins
se susan, Snt, Or BTszos sautEu, StHfayd HARRISON
ARRIVED.
Steans Mexico la"leas from Iuau9a via Galveston rrsh
Mo'ysr=-ist District
5tea n boats
llsury Chotean, RU ID from ST louis,
Dow, Smith, Louisville,
e lass GGbs, from Att4kHTHs.
oT-4nusas. ilnakry, from Washington.
Olil"ia, Sa'uA, from Batizs.
Syoaia, hay. Grand Esorc,
Reindeer, Montgomery, from tuI'Glaul. .
Music STIR L, L.iaarcAe.
New lsttnna, 1ttss, Iia5 Sara,
roUhont Ocean, Chapman
43 W, ship Msch-.e tksJ Andrews Perseverance,
By John Niirms and tcir Ace--eine lgFt
ToNb9s Angie steele the Pssstowed down nnl
a0h ut, btiks Eslpuue aud Col ihnh-camr up
Iowbaa PotbeIse, Brown the Pssssowc
Sd mt ships soan aud farhenon, hrs Oregon and Maria
lacnte-cane up light.
IoSboRt Mo Martin, the Pacstowed down 81
hip Louisa Bliss big Rainbow,
and Ths4 PsArson-cane Mp light
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RS- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT new ORLEANS Is candidate Tor
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re- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK Or The FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
mhii
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

sEENRY PARSONS, Is Camp--k--
oilers sale PAM FOR ES M
NUNS cLATk ~ kEslNG and PLtYtL y 4 2
all sll acquainted viii the bnsne stan IN II
speak, them elves. and asl all doubt The tnhC
respectfully cal ami ts- Fun and pair
earr lly and With q 5 Ath. ltgs u
SDlAN0S AND HARPS.-EUSTNER, elasS
n MANUFACTURER of PIANOS AND HARPSr n AxrE
the Orphan Asvlm besl leave TO ~
inf,r he he VII OF
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HARRIS and s knds ct Mu
=nlr strutr. uts "a h sep2s "
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Ess- We are authorized to announce Colone
CHARLES A. LABUZAS CAndsa Tor CLERK ot th- THRU
DISTRICT COURT Whichever Court the be changed
MI.
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rs- SANUEL G. RISK is Candidate for
cLERK OF TIL. FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election fr.t Moo
dt, ia y sy.utgr next luls
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Per steamship MsAoo from I1disEoa avsstono swain
Fellh an and wife Ars Forbes snd PRr and lady
CoIe Judge LslH Fsdoes lady v Pickett u
SaTESf sEa lazy Ma rhorrsoe SD A., Nssss We
fs5ss fshssstrs ~ ~ s,N
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Eis- WILLIAM P. BEDLOCK, for CLERK of th'
THIRD DISTRICT COURT he Court that may
I.Eh u
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re- THOMAS G.. POOLE is a candidate for
cLEEK or The SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nt1 ID
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Efs- Editors Of the Crescent; Please an
WILLIAM candidate m the CLERK
JF HE THIRD bis RIOT COURT Or NEW ORLEANS.
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nit- JONI ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
OF the SECOND DISTRICT COURT H's
Ns- P NJ BERTH, for the past fourteen
s' c Pa .. Ss S'f f.' a Fl r. h. sEGoSb
DISTRICT COURT Or WI teer Coat The SANE N Be- Hanged
=---,-a=------
r.iy- THOMAS G. PooIE is a candidate for
cLEEh OF The SECOND DISTRICT COURT mta ID
Efs- Editors Of the Crescent: Please an
e. ~ Tb Is coS1 q SEw 6RI RI NIX
rat- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
ORLEANS 2Es5s ''>N '' '''' FRANCS MoGsET ms a"
Hs- WILLIAM P BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
TaP DISTRICT COURT he Court that may ''ff;;f
ny We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES ALABUZAN CAndisas Tor CLERK the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT Whatever Court the may be ehahge
re- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
cIERK Or The FOURTH DISTRICT COURT Oh NEW ORLEANS.
ess- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT NEw ORLEANS candidate for reeec.ieu.
r- SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election ire; Moo
| dA ia November nsit ieIs 'e
21s- Messrs Editors: Please announe WV
ao1 S'Fr '''', for cLLNk HE FIFTH DiS Hsis
! =----
| ns- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
cOt!pr-GEORGE WASHINGTON LEwf-, he present Mia1e
Gt Of the Curt or Ne~Urlr which
oaers hue CANDIDATE ;or
le of CLEkkSIP said Court, Whatever COM lie
| " rE1ngri To- MIN
nss- GEORGE F. PEARSON is a candidate for
rsfo7 ss CONSTABLE or THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
| and h-.ts ite votes Of Do. fri nd. ie.t e
ns~ WM. c. QrlRK is a Candidate for Cos
sT[iE or T,E SECOND JUSTICES COURT. TIT Tdsrc;
cralr 81 . Fltb, sltt SyeHiA Ws, Canal julia
SIR. from the levs- 70 IT. l. &c. -r+1
Messrs Editors of the Crescent Please an
NJ Hs safe Of CONSTABLE os The FIRST JUSTICES
Cot RI. nan VOTERS I4l' te
- TO the Editor Of the Crescent Please
ann .ra JnilS OPP. Candidate rtel eli II
CfrG~sI BLL OE THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT ii - pe,l
Of O-Iar. Elcs 10, HIS tRlEND s. jtis
GFs- J. 3 CHANDLER is a Candidate for Coz.
STA HE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election Savem
lrrnes iel5
Gas- FRED j. ROBERTS is a Candidate fol
CONSTABLE Of THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election
Nov-t Der meat. iri I'd
re- WM HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con
st.5l u Second Issiiars Court Et"ion MONDAY No
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

zee! ICE-J STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail in Ct E,ysAn ei! opros he
FontshArtrAn T,s-osi uro Old 1--we
50 New L-vee
street No T-nouoal~s No al @
Houses Ninth and Harmony street, Fourth s
r., isni lyos
FCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
~ Nav. or sale by p VIII SEY CO. ~ Camp - uh.s
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Ray- FRED. ]. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE Of THE sECuSD JUSTICES COURT. Election,
- II n
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Es- P " BERTH, for the past fourteen
yeas Probate and Of the Second D
Cot casdtdN- CLERKSilTP d the -Lil SECOND
M
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Rft- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
frCLERK u The THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS, FRANCS MOCSEY. mis-
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If Messrs Editors Please announe WV.
4 SyJTT a candidate for CLERK Or The FIFTH DISTRICT
0Ot,nT mhl4
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Rgs- J. Z. CHANDLER is a Candidate for Con-
STA IE Or The SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election Syem,
.rr ~ L. 1913
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Hs- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
cOtRT-GEORGE WASHINGTON LEWfs, The present Minute
Of tbs CruTt or NesJrr which
ysa otes hlnsa.f csndias o tie
e CLERKS HIP OF said Cogor Whatever C1att lie
- rt.nf-d 10. tiT u
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A RCADE HOTEL, R. ) MORSE, Pro- e.;

prietorfh establishment, ftnlary known tot fFSsS
1ubic he Opened THIS MORNING., Mani.y, November
The house thoroughly repaired and newly furnished
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nS@~ WM G. QuiRK is Candidate for Co.'S
srIILE Or TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. ts Dsrc;
rroir Fh s1th a s@yeGiA Wais, rom Canal julia
ST. g. ant from the l~vs. 70 tte !. &c. -r.7