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CONSTARLE,S SALE.

CONSTABLE'S SALE
JusrcE's CouEr,l CORNELIUS DONOVAN JEREMIAH
TsRIsH Of ORLsANs. LANE...No 1908.
DY VIRTUE of writ of tieri facias to me
directed by u Gaieune the
o the Parish Orleans will proceed 70 sell at public sueon
between rayier and Natchsz
TUESDAY the h d June 1854 at the hour Il O'Clock
the following described PROPERTY,
GROUND situated the bounded by Mel
pomen 1haa Liberty Streets lh
Second Municipality beog lots Nos
plan by C. Hedn Surveyor dated New 1851,
and deposited n tle office Of StaIke Notary Public
II feet and 10 inches Thalia street, by IS feet
deep, American
Lot No. set inches Thalia street,
depth American
n the abVVeon entitled suit
Terms suicc conditions cash the spot
mylO a. ], HOPPE Constable.
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Gs-We are authorized to announce JAMES
LuhAP candidate for JUDGE Of the FIFTH DISTRICT
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Opening of the TIvoII BEER GARDEN, S5ha
" the Poc,ebsran Railroad to the Franklin 2Sk
Hospital-The informs his friends and the pub
lie general that he vii cPe2 the above well known avots
EASTER SUNDAY March 81, 1883.
This there will be BALL and MUSICAL ISTERLUDES EVERY
SUNDAY MONDAY during the Every will
Music and
the The undegned will particular attention and his
II Admiance 10 for which Refreshments furnished
mIsi en- J. voRsRIsLER.
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BRAZOS-Per steamship Yacht: bbs -four bgs coffee.
TESASPr steamship bbls -four 21I 10 whisky
70 hhds bacon ~ se hams boxes 40
leo do salt and suniries. " wa
GLAseowPer ship Denmark, Is4s cotton 100 tc. beef
MATANZAS-Psr brig Broom 1000 molasss bb.s.
BaLTINoBE-Per ship Helen Miller IDS bales cotton so hale,
la hhdA tobacco 100 bbs pork ga MAE
hides ~ packages mdse. 49,
VERA CRUZ-Per bark Morcs 1887 bales do do
BAIscELoNA-Per brig curro: ISL bales cotton.
LlyERPoOL-Pr shp Queen lies bales cotton 10 900
staves all hhds tobacco. -
LoNDoN-P.r chip Horzon ils4 hhds tobacco
TAAPiCoPe sehr Oregon aour 10 do aud suud
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Ts- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
candidse for Judge Of the First District
the Of the parish Of Orleans JOHN C. LARUE. mh7
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Jfs- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
EDWARD J. CARRELL
my9 To Election MospAY May %.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

ns- We are authorized to announce A. P.
rltLD candidate for JUDGE or THE FIRST DISTRICT
COURT. my5
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Thursday Morning, May IL 1853.
CoTTON-The demand again quite limited yester-
day and the sales reached barely $500 bales Prices
without change and we yet quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ......... 6kt9 Midding Fair....1l @1l3s
Middns 49,. saS * Good Fair $780,. %
Good Middng. .1o3s f01o1s Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND roBAcco STATEMENT.
s. s. 1890 corros-ss ls. ToaAeeo7hh ID;
Received since. -. i ,4s0 4s7os
yesterday. 25sO-1,5s7.o59 33-le7ss
1eo74ol 65,49O
Exported to date 80 1,4l4025 2s4e2
= yesterday. 5,2is-1.4l9.273 1!7ls-3olsl
Stock on hand not cleared 90. Iss2ls $1,000
TOBACC0-We heard Of about 500 hhds sold, Of which
300 hhds at 50 % hhds at lle IS hhds at ca and
1856 hhds A. and r. at fraction 54s round Market
very firm.
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-There was a fair inquiry
for Sugar with sales of 300 hhds at 34t for Fair to
Fully OF Molasses barely $50 bbls were disposed
Of at 1562le gallon for Fermenting to prime Reboiled
FLOUR--Market firm with limited supply sales 1000
bbs including 500 Ohio without inspection, at 81 37
400 Iowa in store at 81 49, $50 Ohio 81 49, $50 St.
Louis, in several lots, at 81 5ot9s4 So p bbl.'
GRAIN-Corn in good demand, and noticed
sales of sacks including 1000 Rejected at 4t 1856
Mixed at 49, 5000 White at So 1000 Yellow at co. and 1850
700 St Louis at the same and 200 bushels of favorte
mark at 40s p bushel.
PROFESSIONALISM was steady with sales Of 100 bbls
unexpected Mess "a choice ot at SIS and GO bbls
branded Prime at S12 rs u Dbl. Bacon in good
quest and noticed sales of 40 casks, including 81
casks Sides in two lots at *, 20 at ~, and so prime
Shoulders at 6e 2 Sales of Lard rs bbs No. at
ga and 500 kegs No. at 1o1e p IT, Holders asking
u14411Ise for prime in kegs.
HAY-some 200 tons Western five six atbcat loads)
sod Tuesday and yesterday at $40 500sI7 00
q ton.
CoFFEE-steady. Sales $500 bags Rio including l0C
at s14 200 at s6 957 at and 100 Of avorie cargo
e3se q ID.
WIIISKY-We noticed sales of $50 bbs at 9t for Rec
titled 2le for Raw and 25t gallon for Dexters Extra
FREiGHTs-We heard of no engagement.
EXCHANGE-Demsnd limited at our quotations
Sterling loss "a 100 !.
Francs. ST L. D5 Is
New York Sixty day Bills. q ct disc
Sight Checks on New York para = q ct. pm
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PRoVISIONS-Iolders of Pork pretty firm, but the
transactions since last have been moderate Sales of
prime SIS so to IL Mess at SIT to II 90 and Clear
and Extra Clear $40 to 10 SO a bbl four months
Beef is in steady demand Sales of Western Mess at $2
to S4 for and extra brands and some favorte
extra brands at Sl5 q bb four months Lard very
firm and good quality Sales In bbs at 10 to 1Oac
and in kegs at y to y b, cash and four months
Smoked Hams in steady demand at II to 13c cash and
time New Butter meets with ready sale at IL to dc
Prime Cheese is and in demand previous rates
FsH-There is change to notice in Goldfish The
is dull with further sales at So to 80 for Western
Quero and Grand Bank So Is to go a qtl for small
and 80 % to rs for English. In Mackerel but very
little has been done. The stock is small and sales at very
full prices Halifax Mackerel there have been sales
No. at $12 rs, duty paid, and No 8, in bond at So y
Dbl Alewiyes selling at So rs o bb.. Picked
Herring are dull. .FRUIT-Malaga bunch Rasns
selling So so for boxes 81 45 for half boxes and 5c for
quarters casks blue mark at 81 70 to IS % each. six
months In Zante Currants sales have been made at
IL TO IL 1c h. six months By auction 80 cases Smyrna
Figs at Sh to &c. four months rs bbs 80 bags Pecan
Nuts at 7c cash so kegs Smyrna Currant 25 sold at
4zsc four months . .FL0UR-The market for Flour il
very firm owing to the smalness Of the stock Sales Of
Ohio Michigan aud other Western, common brands, at
81 rs fancy at So and extra at S. % to SO v Dbl
In extra Genesee sales have been made at 50 90 to
Dbl as to quality Canada Flour Is selling at 81 62h to
81 u y Dbl, In bond In Southern but very Little has
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LNERPOoLper ship Saxon, Williamson, Zaratin
&co4 hhda cask hollow earthenware
Clark Moby0s railroad iron Crooks
Meegor &ei eks hardware snd chains Buddeete &o2 chs
hardware Robb3oo tn plte bs
Is mds Srahainss2 . iron Price Frost &ce43
mJse Violet &o-l TalomonI Ellison
ks hard Sckos &col3
soube21 cks Martin,
7
W Zaehana Sco-4 bale.
ford do Byrne
hl Sco-9 ek ware case II Richards 900 fire bricks
sO ckA ash 1s9 railroad chs mdse
IS bdlu iron bis tin plate 1877 cks
lI--I.r LII. Afura .Irn.I.a
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TSs~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
C0URr-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
the kewens, which he has
hd years. himself candidate the
CIERKSP of Court whatever Court the
DO changed to- felt I'd
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L. IL.
II ERNION & PETERS, NOTARIEs PUBLIC,
I'M No. so Camp street, over J Robb 4 Co.'s Bank.
extended, all instruments and
dispatch. myi l5t
nR. F. CHAPPELLIER, Gradute of the
Of thirteen practitioner Of Medicine
Ka.cher Miss permanently settled oesns No.
T,uIou tnviI 3m+
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ESs- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Sr.
FAuL s a candidate he Office. felt IL
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10 would respectfully call the attention Of
Families to his well assorted stock
uprising article in bis line Of business AL o. which,
found Resi- AND GENUINE. DurngNk n
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the best quality 3D.
nj all the
BLUE LICK, Bar Rooms supplied
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEFPERINT
GOULEY BITTERS THOMAS RANKIN,
Druggist and Apohecay, Camp Poydtns
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Esss~ JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLER
OF HE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mb2s
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nYSPEPSIA BREAD.-A pure article made

Wheat and ground in Orleans, kept
any hand fresh and good the ST. MARI Bakery the
This article AlDo known the
GRAHAM BRAN BREAD, and frsquAly recommended for
of kinds gestiop, etc.
eonsid
mankiud This
lie for furnsh Gave Of exit lms
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FORD and SARAH CUNNIFF.-Any

lv the girls the former Of whom ls
years u the Galway ireland,
ho arrived here the 18Th March in the ship sam from
will gratefully received at j. MuSSINAS Office No. 10
Bank Place. II th fellow be in the city who
Information Of them, they will confer favor by cabg At the
ies.
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A4~ For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.--B. 8. TAPPAN
4 candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mh14s
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Es~ For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We
CLERk OF TIE FfT DISTRICT C0GkT, whatever Court the
may be ohahged TO. fel5
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5fts" Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
A. MOTT candidate CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT, NH
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G1- +. Nj. BERTN, for the past fourteen
Dsputy Clerk Of the late Probate and Of the present Second Dis
t Court candidate for the CLERkSIP Of the d SECOND
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the changed
NH
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rHARLES HEIDSIECK CIIAMPAGNE.-Th
respectfully the attention of dess andhe
public generally the merits Of this superior Although has
been lately Introduced designation diseri
mating public have already deoyere in it old standard and highly
Wn The poprietors, Mesrs CHARLES HD
Sleek Co. with honorable deoay wishing enecaehupu
the privileges house uceessav cndeavod
the seBior Charles
Tieids-ek, which will continue be known.
this Wne
Of other brand
vogue, with a constantly increasing demand - -
anas I'm A. VAN ZANDT, Agents,
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asss- FRANCOIS BoULIGNY is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Election third MONDAY in June my6 I'll
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Ng% WILLIAM 2. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT may organic
Uufes ia nlbs
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Ess- THOMAS GILMORE. Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection
mia
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.ns,- Shin .IosEpu HoLMEs. Captain Adam

@s- The steamer TECuMsEH, Capt. Pierce
" leave for CINCINNATI etc. THIS MORNING. at O'Clock.
my2 MCDOWELL. JR. BELL, IL Poidrsn street.
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Es5- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES a LABUZAN Candidate CLERK the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the may be changed to-
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~ b. BROWEK Il CO., II
MOUSE FURNIs HING STORE, IL
CAMP STREET.
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE;
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARki
IRON, TN AND WOODEN WARE.
KNIVES AND FORKS,
JAPANNERY LAMPS,
a.c1 iysp Cooking SJoyES. etc. ate
GEVERAL handsome Front Rooms with -
~ families obtained by application At No. ~ II
msr Also, Board for Single Gentsmsn Day
Bear on he reasonable mh1o 0in
INIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Ran a
away from plantation NJ Pinskzrd, fifteen *
miles city, the 9Th and 18th March, two boy
GEORGE and BEVERLY. ~
GEORGE, black aged about IS years. feet or inches sh
the right sd SAID boy
was formerly Rehs Murphy ST. Charles he
speaks French aid English iuenty
grille aged about 2s feet or 10 inches hgb
likely, intelligent. He aeulsfed decisive
he read and write He Emey owned BY
H. Price, Camp He doubt, nssh fse.
all probability that they at III about the
ity, they have several tines y
The above reward be app delivery TO
street, W. Drawer street.
n theor s25 fo< either apis II
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NEW ORLEANS and Car fsssS - n stslaialllfd1a
rollton Raiosd-Carrolton Line - - 2H9E--NIX
Departure o Traius. From Nep0reans;
Horse Cars-e1 and ~ A.x, "a, lo4, and iih p. ~
Steam TrainS and afterwards uns p. ipeu
svely and nntll quarter- pssl in winter,
From Clrrolltoa:
rorre Csrs-B and A. N.,s, and 10 p. n.
Bteam Tran7A and hour aerwardsunl n,incu
sively summer, until hsifp past Pa winter.
FAREl5 cents Children under II and Servants l0sens
the .htd Monday ebrray
and 0 n the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE
These Depot No. 10
Departure Of Care
In Winter from Lafayette and o'clock
Depot, IS Baronns srest...-....1x, and So
In summer, rom Lafayette, and
Depot, ls Baronne street. ......sE, ~ and
After which will every fifteen minutes
until ocloekP.
Then at 81, 3, 10 and II p from the Depot,
And 81, " and l0k 4. NJ, from Lafayette.
FARE-l0 Children under IL half price,
oaASpecial Night Partos Ba Me-
pied the mentioned hours mhSil
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
0rrIcr OF THE DAILY Crescent, I
Thursday Morning, May IL, 1858. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Perseverance, Forbes anola
Harris 4 Morgan
Steamship Yacht, Dncy. for BRACES, Harris 4 Morgan
Ship Helen A Miller, Calf, for Baltimore, Hyn.on
SHIP Denmark Brenan for Glasgow, Gifney a Lowell
Bark Msreia, Wilson, for Vera Cruz, W S Brown
ship Eastern Queen Emory for Liverpool J Whitney dco
ship Horizon, Thompson, for London, JP Whitney AGO
Ship European, Turner, for Mobile J 4 Whitney AGO
Span brig Curro Rseoma Bareelon Tentufer Fa 10
Schr Oregon, bryant, for 1smpeo, o Wickham
Brig broome Fulton, for Msisnzas, Chas Is leher Acc
ARRIVED.
Ship Marathon, Tyler IL days from New York.
district
Brem ship Won Gsgeru Rsmerp 18th March,
master-4th district
Mex schr Contanie, ballast
Capisrden--Point
Steamboats,.
Rosa, Meyner, Atakapas.
George Collier, Geslee, from ST Louis
Gem, Paris, from Memphis.
Illinois, SmitheT from St Louis.
frank Lyon. jerks, from Grand Lake.
Danau, ksS, from Natcht5ches.
Crescent, Young, from 81 LOUIS.
Hays. Muggah from Aitakapas.
ldah Tuna Hay good, from st Louis.
Music sreck, Lafourche.
New iatona
Ophelta salba, from Baiixe.
Towbos Hercules Penngr from the sea
5th inst ships otwego, Westminster Topqunbroi M
ships Marathon II Won Garzen, asd schr CeBsante.
Below-Coming Up.
Steamship Pladepha. from Aspnss head Of the
Passes yesterday at al. NJ.
MEMORANDA.
~ Steamer LAh Tuna len inst In port fol
New Orleans Aleek Scott, Ch0eap Nicholas Ken
| nett and Atlantic.
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Isss- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
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COFFEE-A cargo of 161S3 packets Java have been re-
ceiyed since last, and remain unsold The market
has been rather quiet with light stock in first hands
Sales Of few hundred bags St. Domingo at So to S%c
500 bags Rio and to 800 pockets Java at 11sc
II lb, six months.
IMPORTS FROM JANUARY / TO April. so.
1858 1852
RAGS ............. 44773 702g7
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~ Steamer Lah Tuna len St. inst In port for
View Orleans steamers Aleck Scott, chOteau St Nicholas Ken
and
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-11
Axrival Of the steamer Africa N New York.-Thres
Days Later Intelligence.


New YoRK, Nov 1.-The steamer Africa has ar
rived, bringing Liverpool dates of October 22d The
Andes arrived out on the 2lst. and the Washington
reached Southampton on the same day. The Arr
ca brings lie passengers. She passed the City OF
Glasgow going into Liverpool
The EASTERN QUESTIONING change had occur
red in the position of affairs the East. Omar Pa
chas summons to the Russians, which had been pub
lished. was temperate and manly document Cor
tshak off IS reply short and boorish HostIlities
were expected 10 commence on the 18th. Both ar
mics continue to make active preparations
Ali del Kader had been offered a command by the
Sultan, but he awaits permission from France.
The Turks were voluntarily pouring immense
treasures into the Treasury.
The combined fleets had been ordered to the OAR
daneles but were not to enter the Dardanelles ex-
cept on the hostile advance of the Russians.
/ The Sultan had granted frman 10 an English
Company to construct ship canal from Rassova to
| the Black Sea, thus superceding the mouth of the
Danube.
ITALY--The import duty wheat into Sardinia
had been reduced to fifty confines per hectohtre.
A head riot had occurred at Turin.
p GREEcE--Another earthquake had been expert
enced in Greece.
:. FRANcE--The French Ambassador at Paris de-
MES that the Gar has threatened war of extermi
Ihation against the Turks; the contrary, it was
reported that he would shortly issue peace mani
fest.-*,. -. -
The French three per cents, closed Friday al
l72f.t1 SOC. -Four and halves 99fr.
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The CIrcns 1. Coming,

Well it is; and all ye family folks that have
charge of the rising generation bad better provide
yourselves with ye quarters for the young uns y
must see the show, and listen to the funny things
which tho funny man with the painted face has te
say, and admire the horses and the balancing and
all that sort of thing. which by the way. Robinson
s, E'dreds company doup brown, or did when they
were here last. And there is also the ursa ma OF
and minor. the greater and the lesser bur, and the
helephunt, and the Guyascutus, and other hairy
gentlemen. And for some weeks after the departure
thereof Young America will be revoutionized, and
the boys will make desperate efforts to walk their
hands instead of their feet and little niggers will
tro round corners with their heels in the air. sand
plunge their trotters against the abdomens of re-
spectacle Old Fogies, in blessed Inconsistencies Of
evil
Seriously though, We like good circus there is
life and animation about it which everybody can un
derstand. and they generally perform all they prom
ise.-and even the most fastidious has heartiness
and breadth of enjoyment at their exhibition which
is quite refreshing. The circus IS announced fol
the Oath instant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-11
The Beginning OF Fortune.
"Tall oaks from little acorns grow

IN Norfolk Va, opposite The National Hotel, is an
old fashioned oullaniish looking house. with of
lis corners cut down if storm, with straight
edge in its front, had passed along there and it
CT
In that house once live4a poor young man. who
had thought to better his fortunes bv marrying girl
as poor as himself. The fast men of The present
day pronounce all such marriages proofs Of insanity IN
those that commit them. Not So the subject of this
sketch
His wife kepta little store in that honse. while he
used 10 go up in North Carolina after ship timber.
They toiled on, recprocaly contributing their sa-
wings the general fund, until last the aggregate
enabled him 10 build ship.
He kept Increasing and finally removed to more po-
puieus part of the world.
Lately he built mammoth ship, the largest ever
launched. the Great Republic This mans name is
Mckay Portsmouth Golbe.
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OnsiONv County.

The associate Editor returned home yesterday
morning from Onsow county, where he has been on
business connected with this paper. The Hotel ac-
Communications at Jacksonville by no means fair,
though, under the circumstances they were as good
as could be expected. We understand that the pre-
sent Hotel keener3ED Dr. Cooks anxious to give up
the business. and that unless some other person
takes his place before another Court it will be more
difficult than even now TO procure accommodations.
1t is Superior Court in Onslow. There was no
thing of public Importance to come before his Honor,
Judge Bailey. The State docket quite large,
consuming at least three days time. large num-
Der of cases were tried, and others laid over.
Relative to money matters, it gave us much pleas
ure to see so much of the precious stuff passing a
bout. Oar col ectons and increase of circulation
were far beyond our expectations and the good peo-
pie of Onsow have best thanks for their berali
tV towards us
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-11

QUEER IDEA OF A FRENCH CoMPosER.-G afgHdr,
tells curious story of the death by starvation an.
cold, OF musician that had composed an opera, pp
was unable TO get il performed. All his resOu0S
were exhausted, and he was turned out of doors Oa
cold morning in December, 1897 Not knowing Wp'j
tn 60, he crossed the river mechanically and ior4I
himself in the orangery of the Luxembourg. r
tropical temperature revived him; and he sal w
and looked about him. One of the orange trees seem
TO have lately died, for the capacious green box
had held its roots was empty. The musician ~
the porter what had been The matter with No 90
had died month ago. in the aims of the gaTt'
though enyeloped in flannel, fumigated with aO~
lies, and tende with all possible care. Orange
are happy race. thought the musician ;and wF .'
note. thus conceived TO the Director Of The GaF1eD
the State
's SIR have no home in Paris and die Of ~
In the oran gerry of The Luxembourg, the tree
the number SO is dead. Give me lis green OoA' "a
let me he It's heir! This domcil measures len sq|
feet. and is in the midst Of sik-worm temPeIJG
am not presumptoUs enough TO compare N.Y. II
an orange true bDt, SIMPLE Christian that a~
pire 10 enjoy the privileges of the vegetable KIT
will disturb no one in the oraBgery, and a'"
more 10 be allowed to sew No So into my nar
TO take the place of the dead tree Please G Me
answer TO the orangery Of the Luxembourg wv
The answer reached him fortnight aiier""'
1t reads thus
g SIR: The law of the / th Nivose. Year W "a
quires that every tree shrub, dying IN 'ne -
houses of the State. be at once replaced by o."
specimen of the same race
| The musician had burned his opera Tor iue%
| day before. and was at that moment. bFea'H''
! last al the Hotel Dieu.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-11

COMMERCIAL BANK The An. ual Meeting of the
Stockholders of this institution, took place at the
Barking House in this town on Monday last. A
large ajority of the stock represented
The Presidents Report was received and adopted
An election was held for President and Directors
when the following gentlemen were chosen.
President-O G. Parsley
Directors-A J. DeRosset, Jr.. N n Nixon, Jno
McRae. E. Kdder. J. D. Bellamy, J. G. Wright, B
Tanner. o. G. Parsley. and z. Lattimer.
Tie Bank has done fine business the past year.
Herald