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extensive publishers of Music in New York
have sent us the following hate pieces of Music
from their establishment: Saluta Amerique;
The Coral Scottish: and the Song of Ella
Dee. We can form no idea of the merit of he
former two pieces, but from the eminenee of
their composers, which is 8 guaranty of their
worth. In the latter, ELLA Dee" we recognize
an entire Southern production-the touching
stanzas by Miss Julia NJ. Harris, the minstrel
Maiden of Mobile; the music by Mr.. A. S.
Pfstey, our townsman. We had previously
heard this latter production highly spoken of by
competent Judges of music, as beautiful air,
admirably composed. We copy the words:
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Frafy Good.-A country Editor vowing f.
deity to his inamorato, lets off the following;
To MISS ANNA BREAD.
While bellies their lovely grace spread,
30 And tops around her futter,
I'll be content with Anna Bread,
And won't have any BUT HER.
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

oErserae COCHRAN CO. ctrs l.ss, .. eAar 1Es,
EXCHANGE
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

I
Monday Mor-,ing August y 1875 /
tpIToN-There was no der and on Saturday and We
UT not hear Of sale worth reporting The Washington
accounts were published in the evening Iap~r aud the
"iasurs to July % yesterday morning W. yet quote
NEW oRLLA'Ss CLASSIFICATION
INF fior ..,t.... 61s3 ~ Midiing Fair II GDllL
nInary ......... 9 "a 9 Fair....,........ %
Miiin.; ........ 0ist0lOtt Good fsir. IN
ia"i Ahiihns lf4i0ll q Good and Fine. d
cotton AND TonAcco sthrr vs~r
sa.t on hart Sept l. ls52 .g52 1874
,e,teraay-. S7--1oa22ol l45.-7a952
s,,.- ted to date. 49, C5252o s05o5 wv
saturday. So 652573 1s6-6o7sl
80. On hand not cleared loIoy 30 325
TOBACCO There nothing doing in this article, as
Jar ss We could learn
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-sa,s confined TO a few
am4H iota.
FLouR- Advancing Sales carly in the day 100 bbls
urerine It Louis at 50 50 Extra Al SO % 90 at So IS
WI ana 100 half bbs at 80 q each but in the after
n7"n holders ~.fuscd 50 25G0s6 70 Tor Superfne
uRAlN-gransactions in Corn were confined 10 600
,i'ks ~ four lots Al 55td6ot 2 buslel OF oats rs
racks Louis taken from the Lcyee AT IS and some
small lots from store at 4G6041e Z, bushel Bran was
higher, and 100 sacks brought 81 4 100 Id
IhONIHloNs-We noticed only retail sales Of Mess
Fork ut sl3 e btl..Of Bacon . tiercc sugar-cured
n n, Disuiased) sold private terms
CANbLE.-saes loo boxes star at - and 30 at 22',s
q h.
WIISkY-There was little or no RcctiecA Offering and
sl confined to few small lots Of Extra at 27D3Ot
y Ftlrn
iKElGHl5-h ship taken Tor GENOA ut /, for Cot
t.n and for Tobacco, and enc for yigo at for To-
oa.co
EXCHANGE Demand fair at our quotations.
,'t'hs '.'......,......l0 Mloa7t
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W "NN t' h""n~t PATRICK HtSRY Capt. kuIdson nom
~ WI" lraSr present Tie Bills OF iaiug 10 the Bgs,gmg
'f W me 't OF they will he stored the
Nelh h'ft" j. u. ASHBHlDGE A co "a ~ Charles NJ iys
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4 tOPARrNERSHIP NOTICE. Mr. Francis
~ v, WILLIAMS, 81 E.sx Cosnsecut, n -
5p Of 6 BCGgET CO ne 6rst o. Iy ia-t, 1hs sifP
AGENCY AND GENERAL COMMISSION Business ~iE BE-
anl"d aofetre under
undsrslgns6. GEORGE g EOGFgT.
N~prls@ns 81 pteinter |, LISA. FRANCS " WyLLIaHs
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AMas1fr tlerres Sugar Cured, frr sale by
ilsa hEFsEss a testss, ~ t,sTssslysiss risst,
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DOARDING.-A very handsomelY fnrnishe

.
q 'drn and Ssrvtnts hall price.
az = ~ as' ''' DAiGIE i BEXuciiiMP.
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&"~ PoNntxfER, Superintendent Of
The ugrh trrr} The City aer candidate cfFRR
Df THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. iahp ~
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ELY 4 sacks, Attorneys and Counsel
h lu Law, parish OF Rapdas,
pl-e Rsgdes Asoyehs Saichehss caishons and VIM
RGfKE Toon Piarre Soale, Dggea Nc B.
.hA Co Schmidt El., HAlsey. Es, King.
Hammer Hays MoAes Eastman Eq Samuel Locke, Es Louis
LeerT, EsI Edward J. C2rre, ESQ., L. Carmsu Co..
p i,aao
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ny JOHN ORCHARD is n candidate for CIERK
" fitErLcuhD DISTRICT COURT. mhN
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-. nErs T.. q.
flRIH KING, Storage, Forwarding and
- Commission hsrohsnt aud General Groceries sd
Losls. No. - = - =
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL.--HARRIs & MORGAN have re-
u moved 70 the foot Of julia opposite The
Landln yt 4w
ID EMOVAL-WRIGRT WILLIAMS & Co. have
Carondelct Nos. and a0 g,er
atI-s7 q tie ST.. Charles Hotel. lr!4 In
, EMOVAL.-I have removed from No SO
! y Common street 70 Nc. IS, my old Sand
nhl5 WILLIAM I. CUSHING.
- EMOVAL.--J. o. PERSON, Real Estate,
y Note E4chang has
Place TO No. Commercial Place,
ID EMOVAL-MICHELL, BEVERLEY & Co. have
a. removed rom No. d 70 Nos2 POYDRAS STREET,
corI-r1f Maga1ine. uOv3 u
NOTICE.-BAREIlI & Co have removed back
thsir old btand 81 Common prrots
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1:s> THOMAS G.. Poole is q candidate for
CLERK OF gHE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mb9 ID
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Rss- WILLIAM 7. BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ohe that MAJ
su IceedIt .,tEt
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re- Editors Of the Crescent Please an
nounee WILLIAM CAsTEiI CitEk
Oh TIE 1HiKD DIS ECT COURT o. NEW ORLEANS. nhl4
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At The last session Of tho Legislature the 81
sst nth Of the capital stock Of the Compsny 2oo0oo,
payable however thu proportion ether subsh
the actual State th
sabe subscription sI2i36u0
The offered Vdsc
law the subscription capital stock made by City Of
Nswr"aHs }5An0 due June l. 1854 lS5s inclusive, $3.50
0no and the salt Bonds secured by pledge
nstanss the rRrisir
and Lafayette, amounting te i3U0.gIl.
The Board q Directors, offering public with
u confidence that the security
ter No utsase pfany kn now eupon the properly the Com
pay and the Board do contemplate Bonds secured
mortgage the Road until The line Washington and
working distance i13 miles the
with the actual value Roai, will employed
further
The subscription OF thr City Nwoysps payable annually
tax levied Vic whole landed the ont
Act the legislature but approved by the payers and declared
g and constitutional by the supreme Court the The
therefore, for the said subscription the sudpd
the CITY of NewOenus amounting Millions
Dollars Payers of this reevs equal the ok Of
the Company.
tB kor further information regard this loan apply Npssts.
HEWITT LEES CO. Ncwiok, The office OF the Company
SeS~lrleans.
By ordef OF TIE Board. j.. II, ONERTON, Precedent.
New rltans, llne.1 ON
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6,REEN OAKS HoIEL. Biloxi. Miss.-A-a
DELL CHENEY SPRINGs-The undersigned

n z
SreErrtfuliy putc purchased
Watering Place, ana t
r The accommodation tiors The situated
the Pine Woods Lndry thirty miles Sorth,west
Op.lous the distance South Of Alexandria, and
miles North Of Ciifo highly meiifina
quas. nd ecacou
beyond e ordinary r-es. The Bath supplied
ths Spring Wat and much byinyAs Deer, Fox and
Hd Cat afru tue the huntsr and the
Lake mtsin length, with depth situated
miles and half from the Trout aud hne
park ilolzda huntslg rushing Will
and
cptsanty
b. procured at opcus' and Nsi1 number Of
Passengers the SPRING. Music will lrunsd Balls
twice week H1ltg Horses N-heles
k- N hire. Of haung
should brg their Guns Fishing Tackle b. purchased
SpImg Visl.3ra received gls May TO lst November.
TERMS OF BOARD
BY The Month ~
Fer 90
q 'dran and ssrrsnts hall price.
HoIes, rs
a4s an pAIGLE BEAUCfiASiP.
sSOARDlNG.--A very handsomely furnished
y ROOM desirable
the First District bad by
Gentleman nd his WE, addressing y. X. Pr iris
Offcr. References exchanged, Il necessary. rnh4s
A RCADE HOTEL, X. s. MORSE, Pro- <asyN
prsor.-Tnis faniay SEssE
euVlC will be opeued THIS MORNING, Monday November
t The horoug erated and newly furnished.
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ES- JAMES A. liorKIss is a candidate for
CLEIk Or TIE OrETIi DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS
lnhta
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~ " Is ltt'H a. 'tudtr ut tLEIK Of tho tlr De
iF ,plk snH e t1 l.i 81 Democratic CoBsc6trf
he will H. sTprt,t u.s. MANY FRIENDS 1854
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~ SANrEL G. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK nF THE FIFTH DGaTRICT COURT Election f.t Mon.
dA5 t Haa
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Ess- Thomas GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT toUEl NEW ORLEANS IL candidate ol reelection
nh
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pnty Cletk of ha late Probate II Tho ~
t' tpu II candidate she CIERKSP Of The sECONl
DISTRICT COURT, whevsr Court the ma be chau
fabf
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Fs~ messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
cludiats or CLEkOt IilE TID DISTRICT COURToF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOJSEY, mis-
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS,

Es- VIM. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of the Second Justice'a Court Election, Monday
vcmhar hert. A
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p a. hafpks. J..
HAYDEN & BANCROFT, Wholesale and Re-
u 1l Dealers in READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS CAPS
EpIrs BkoiAss, BLANKETS, FURNISHING GOODS and PLAN
N.a-l
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NEW ORLEANS Cattle mARKET


Sunday Evening, August : 1853 I
Ihe market j. rather dun but material change since
y'lhy The arrival excepting lot Of Western Cattle
wrrr unnur1rtalt
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Ess- Messrs Editors Please aunoune WN
A. SOFT candidate CLERK OF THE FINN DISTRICT
COURT. mil.
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LIST on vEssELs IN PORT not CLEARED.

Pf seanshp rrnnet'eus. Jaaa del Nor-R., D slof
'oa Nh a tsjBs Cbi " Ca.r N H,tr and p.u4v
/" II JhoAsou Lew Prize, 4 q GAiurs-and as stgefAs-
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5.f.- FRED. j ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE or THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Escar
November II; Vi
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
oFsic, OF rHt DAM CRFsCLSr |
Monday Morning August S, l5J3 /

NIEANED NATLNDAl.
Ir- rs fDl on tray Nr ApuwAil ] Il l.nD.u..
Sf'ar F N11., Thompson 3er Galveston Mlin.nr4u,
~ ,,.I55.... ,, az a. a. , Hams Morgan
..t., ! HAsibrdge 30
i-'-=- az LOG hesisnl & " II -t.ou
f.''. ~ e. t"gH '2I New foidt c II fRTd
~ ~ q a''} l.AsA nan, Ter tFanuaht q " llIsuu
" at't NJ, lsphH, for Pens. u0t John Ilarl,g ..ea
s.f t"" ralH taro, sr Htnsh-pi., John iizrlr. Ncj
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent Please an
ihrngh the colrns paper JOHN ROACH is
Cad the Office FABLE % TIE FIRST JUSTICE S
COURT. MANY VOTERS. iel7
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ELECTION NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICES.
Fe'- We are authorized to announce Tueag
',.I e'tn" '1se'lo ID" WINS state Cn9enHo.
n't- Mespa Editors Please to announes
~ = l + rgEh a''.fg' g clET'K Of ths tHFV1s
IL VIM .Trt.ae5 NAVY FRESDs ''i ISL
Es~ J q PoNpHxrgn, Superintendent Of
y y + E 'E E ar ~ Tn r'" candidate Gi ~
~ JouN CRlcKARn is a candidate for CLERK
OF TiiErtcuHD DISTRICT COURT mhA
g%s-P. NJ BERrTN, for the past fourteen
@ % ',s r Ip r's r,"@ M II pt T,.., si d
' ' '''' Or "N''s''' Court ''" same '' be 'ui Sl
Gs- Thomas G. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF lHE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nine ID
re Editors of the Crescent: Please an
OF Tnk THiEp bisfEdT coUEi ofLF&Ns. mia
re-" Messrs. Editors Please announce me rs
sraqt2s f9' eERhot IiIE THIRD slEcI GouRTot NEW
mr. WILLIAM P, BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, ohe coir, that MAJ
I-
Gs- We are authorized to announce Colonel
osf fsrIA as SSts 70, Of the Third
Gse- JAMES A. IIorKrss is a candidate for
cLtld or THE t0tETi blsTMcrcoURTo or new ORLEANS.
nss- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT coNEl NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection,
~ SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK OF tins FlfiH DE5ThIcT COURT Election Mon
'aj !" H"'en'I't H'a iels ts
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Bss- FoR CLERK OF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
COUkf-GEDRgG WASHINGTON LEWIS, tLs present Minua
sfk OF ts lth D Court Newflrf-ln
Filed oT the @ years, ards'e
hie Of ClkhsP ot Court Whatever the
be changed 10. ieli 81
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ICE--ICE--ICE.

sCE! lCE!-J. STAFFORD s. Co Wholesale and
Dealers lCE EiyfiHu Fields opposite the
RAILROAD Depot slide; No. 5s Old Lyes
No. "a ptol street. No, New LeNae street, No IS New evpe
TehOuPitOuHs
Ninth Fourth
riot iani tyos
ECE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
n Isl Man, Cor 74le ~ ]. p. Whitney co. 81 Camp
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ESs- WV c, QCIRK is a Candidate for Con
STABLE q THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT ~ TIE District
'oaprAos % oil t, sI'h And Seventh Waid Canal Julia
street. ana rom tie LSNee to thu Lake ieg7
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+ xYNSoN, GEORGE W, Ship Agent and
~ a torninS-1n ilsfeh+rt, " lamp street.. now
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a. D. saIsyF. xSssLsSD. W. y. GREENWOOD
SRIEtF & Co, A. D., Wholesale Grocers
u oshsn and western Bn,..-
Cass Tsyc Albany As Porter and Ns-nk
CIDER Noa 49, q Aat % "a Lss-e and No. 10
11eans
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& ALE, LEVI H., Commission Merchant and
NJ ahipping mt % copmpe street. faaI "
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4 'AUTlON.-The success of DR.. LEwIS'S PRE-
~ PARED FLOUR induced others
rur'rg Ia be t" All cautioned against purc
lug Prepared Flour without the appearing
re,s, etc.
CrNUINNATI, June H. 1853.
hereby certify Messrs BIO
authorized repas Flour according plan
louisiana All Others do said
goi faith, and do hold myself responsible purity
flenr prepared by slgh persons. H. L. b, LEWIS, NJ u.
CHEMICAL ItBaH truHH, ENiS LoutslANA,l
Orleans, MAY ~, lsA3
Having analvrri samples prepared family
Me-s. Chandler Bp,, ceT,tst poisonous
grrsni tae contrary, believe healthy excellent
ration. J l.. and ". r. RlDDELl,
ar Prepared and sold by
l. CHANDLER 4 BRO, 80 Fulton street,
jy2l AMI Sss New Levee, n, Orleans.
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Soaputrkrt Eagle ttaud and consigned 10 order no, ~
tt lA frn hosn, vii pop.s Ireser tbeiI rim Of a.
n"kh l'k on 20" lrN"", Otherwise thrs will
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vlFFNEY LOWELL, Ship Agents and
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BSs- GEORGE f. PEARSON is a candidate for
a. CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
aud soiyiis he votes Of AE rieuds. je.s e
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4 4 AkDELL, JOHN G., & CO, successors to
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JONES, SAMUEL, JR., date TALBOT, JOINS
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H Nriusda morning ifom date ihrs1r the .en,n.
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GENERAL handsome Front Rooms with "a
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