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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
ELECTION OF JUDGES.


The Capitolian Vis-A-vis, of Wednesday last,
has an ably written and well-timed article in
relation to the election of Chief and Associate
Judges.
For Chief Justice, says the Capitolan:
We have in fact two candidates noiai,aRu three The
two candidates Christian oseus aud Thomas slidel
They both popular aud both lawyers Mr. Rose
nus as Attorney General Of this State won himself
golden opinions from all parties Representative sen-
tor and member OF two State Constitutional
Mr. Roselius proved himself enlarged views and
deep research and doubt not that II elected would
make an excellent Judges
In reference to Associate Justices, the Cap
itolnian says:
For Associate Justice In this the Second District.
Abner Nash ogdens prospect of election hans best lie
will make most excellent Associate Justice So would
Judge Strawbrdge Albert pufe indeed between the
three we have little choice.n
The Capitolian regrets, as does every right
thinkig, well-meaning man, that the democratic
papers throughout the State, and particularly
the Courier, are attempting to place the election
Of Judges upon party basis. This, says the
Capitolian:
We consider at most dangerous to an elective Judi.
cary and should at be discountenaneed II has
been repudated In Mississippi and New York the two
sses That hst tested Its expedeney and the fact that
Judicial elections In those State have been
from party strife has been the effective argument In
favor o. other states adopting the elective system He
wno attempts 70 mingle party issues in the election OF
way Of the election Of Judges by the people. y "
We would add that Miles Taylor. Judee Rawle
and Mr. Beatty are all competent and worthy
candidates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS AnriI . TX,
COMMON CouNoIL OF TIIE Cry nr N ~ Dr. = "
No. 700.

No. 700.
BE it Resolved, That the Comptroller be. and
he is hereby, authorized to sell at auction, after
ten days notice, the contract to cut and clear
the wood from. and dig the bitches of, the fol-
lowing streets, viz; Cont, Customhouse, Gas
quet, Palmyra, Banks, Baudin, DHemecourt,
ulloa, Gravier, Perdido, Poydras, Lafayette
streets, from Galvez street to the New Canal and
Metairie Ridge, Carrollton avenue from Canal
Carondelet to the New Canal and Bourbon and
Frenchmen streets from Claiborne street to the
GENTLY road, provided the cost OF same does not
exceed the sum of seven thousand dollars. The
work to be done in accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the Surveyors office,
parties doing the work to have all the wood !;
sale to be made subject to the approval of the
Council.
lSgned] FLAWS AlruESry
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgued] Wa Q. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March is, 1858
fSigned] A, D. CRossMAN Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

The Law OF MERCHANTS Is THE LAW OF
HONOR. "-Merchants, that is the truesaying in
which our eloquent fellow-citizen, Randell Hunt,
delights to express himself 1t is a magnificent
saying, and it is the principle on which all COM
mercial relations rest s.fhe Law Of Honor 2
has been the law of Roselius. Asked to close
with proposition to settle at fifty cents on the
dollar, and with an opportunity to use the bank
rupt law, he refused to do either, and paid secu-
rity-debts Of more than one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars--dollar for dollar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

IT DR. GEOGfIEAGANs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF HYDRO
PIPER, Vegetable Alternative Tonic Blood
safe efficient and popular remedy rapidly winning
the pnbe and gaining the favor of every community
tsry and healing properties have been fairly tested.
DR. GEoGiiEGAN the dscoyore proprietor justly
batsd remedy not only regular medical gaus bat
tnse practice and experience his profession
pie opportunities Of testing, under bis supervision
curative properties this Vegetable Compound every variety
and grade disease an therefore pledge HE
ray Of honor that in his humble Judgment Compound
Extract OF liydropper will apparently hopeless and esp
than ali the patent world
that a curative agent In the following diseases
viz ssrofula White Swelling Negro Consumption seurvy Dyspsp-
sa Chronic Rheumatism ou Neurs Sores ucerr Erpn,
al SKIN Diseases, Kidney Affections ssry Mereura Diseases
onlay Syphilis al Female Irregularities obsiruon together
with large class odisesss resulting sodefed
condition Of the digestive aud assmlative organs.
proof the facts sbo stated the public
Geoghgan Jourua be had Of the Agents.
eseh bottle Of the medicine. JARVIS a wooDMAN,
mh93 l2qdp7w Corner Of Common Magazine strssi,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

CLOSING UP DASeE-CELLARs-The city authorities Of
Boston have determined closing up the dance
and other places of niquy in Ann street
and the Immediate vicinity limited notice to quit Is
be given to all the tenants Of these abodes of vice
the expiration of which the cellars to be closed
ably if possible-forcbly if necessary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

VoTE, FRIENDS or RosELIus To-day is the
appointed time for the election of Chief Justice.
The superior man should be elected
Is not Roselius more learned jurist than
Slidell
Is he not self-made man J Did he ever have,
in the opening of his lfe the sunshine of fortune
and influence, which made the path Of his COM
petitor ever bright before him. None but u
man OF energy could have made cherries, I'M
poverished past SO honorable present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
DIR. LaCrNe's,
(op rakis)
TOOTH AND GUM SPECIFIC,

Sore Diseased Bleeding Gums removing
Tartar from the Teeth and keeping them clean whe
preventing decay
II This valuable preparation discovered long experiments
by Dr. L. NJ Iacrue the Dentists
used By him his practice for upwards of years. the
II not only eleanses beauties the Teeth keeps them
clear Of tartar and and will deeayd their be-
coming decay has commenced, will progress
the publication renders to the Teeth. 1t
fers ofthe breath discovered.
Abundant evidence could DO roduce equally follow
ing from Dr. Gilbert thought necessary The proprsors
this sufficient TO satisfy auy candid mind:
Being called upon 70 give my opnon respecting d. Iseue Tooth
and
from its effects has given universal stacon and bara the appel
lAiion tie article
ing the teeth also for restoring fmnes spongy heal
Ing where there Is liberation, with npdy. Subject say that
haa rival in point oil efficacy. IS, GILBERT NJ, D..
December 10, 1850 1875 Poydrns street, New
~ scd Wholesale aad retail, at proprieios prices BY
JARVIS 4 wooDMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

The MusEuM.-The indefatigabe manager of this pop.
uar place of resort with that energy which has harae
terzed every thing he has attempted engaged the
services Of most excellent band of negro MINISTRIES led
by the inmitabe DeBar to fill the void created by the alb
sence Of the Chinese Family performances will
commence tomorrow evening Professor Jocko whose
skill and dexterity in his pleasing illusions have excited
the wonder, while delightng all behoders and who ia
now acknowledged to be ct the head of all mag will give
a grand evening performance, commencing at IA
and concluding at 10 in which he will give an entire
new programme of wonderful tricks and metamorphoses
He will also give morning performance In addition to
these inducements, most beautiful ice and soda
saloon has beeen fitted up in which friend Clark dispenses
those agreeable uxuries with all their concomtauts with
bonhommie peculiarly his own Who WON'T visit the
Museum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

RAILRoAps GERMASy.-A statistical work published
in Germany and complete to the close Of 1852 gives the
following figures upon the railroads there The German
league about five miles There the close of the
year and for the most part open the public ia Austria
2i7 leagues in Prussia 507 do in Bavaria IA do; In
Saxony So dol in Hanover l0l do; in wirtemberg Al do
do; or a total of 1432 German leagues or 600 miles
800 miles in running order the are not
ed 1850 miles administered by the various govern
ments, and 1850 by private companies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

fErTf MEANNEss AND SELFIsHNEss INSULATED
AGAINST hosELIus.-To the following curiously
bitter insinuation Of the Courier we have not
one word in reply. Has any man doubts Of the
honor and honesty of Roselius'
a lew Gays afterwards, proposition was introduced
nat no man should be eligible to the office of Governor
eutenant governor unless he was native Vt the
or citizen o. Louisiana at the time Of s cession b,
Encs 70 the united States Mr. Koselius did not
ion tnis ne could not so tofe schosf e7cldfag mse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

btLpkN AND Co last week submitted their Spring STYLES
10 the fashionable public and hk all the past efforts Of
belden ms new summer Hat was at once adopted the
fashion for 1858 containing IL does elasticity ghtne
and durability. Remember No, Charities street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

BANK OF EAST TENsEssEE-The Memphis Wing of the
Goth ut says that considerable excitement
yesterday by the reception of the of the failure
the Bank of East Tennessee, at Knoxville The notes
sold the streets at fifty cents on the dollar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

srRiNc CloIHrslf any Of our friends want the best
quality of Spring Clothes made in the best and most
fashionable style all they have to do is to walk into r. IL
Hart Co.'S merchant tailors at 81 Grayier street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

CLorHSe.--D 'Arcy, No chartres street is now re-
ceivng his spring stock of clothing embracing every va
ety for wear and made up in the latest syle
Gentlemen wishing neat and well made suit should give
him call Ills stock of youths and ehldrens clothing
is also full and complete
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

Tom Cove beg to call attention to the advertise
ent In another column Of this firm their stock carpet
uhs mating nuggets window shades etc, is receiving
aeeessons by every arrival inspection of their stock
~'h wellrep those DESTROYS Of purchasing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

Miss Julia Dean arrived at Memphis on the 10Th ult
and to have appeared that evening the Theatre
Ole Bull was also in Memphis the 29th giving con-
certs at Odd Fellows Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

The Rayels have been re-engaged at the St. Charles
Theatre for another week The whole strength of the
company appear tonight in their most favorite
pieces We are assured this will be the last weeks en-
gagement of the Rave previous to their departure for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

r h Reilly Co advertise increased arrivals Of sta
pie ana fancy dry goods Our lady readers should when
out shopping by all means, give them cali
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

We have received very able and interesting review
of the claim of William II. Williams, on account of the
deprivation of bis property by their seizure arrest and
forfeiture by the officers the Government of Louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and others fond of this amuse
ment, will find quiet room, good tables, and accommo
dating attendants at the saloon of Mr. orch on Com
mon street next door to the veranda.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

Senator James c. jones' of Tennessee was at Memphis
on the Goth ult in excellent health
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

We have been requested to say that meeting of the
Alumni Of the Law Department of the University Lou
isiana will be held this evening at o'clock in the United
States Circuit Court ROOM for the purpose of eecng an
orator for the next annual commencement day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

There were sixytwo deaths only in the city of st. Louis
for the week ending the 2sth ult
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Fresh Goods! Fresh Goods .

Fresh Goods! Fresh Goods i.
P. & E. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL srs;
tBsye in store complete fresh and op.b
DRY GOODS,
which they prepared sell AT SMALL ADVANCE tpoN
COST PRICE The following leading Artc az "a n,
found at their establishment,
BRAZILIENNE ALBoNI ROBES, CoIored Ground;
BRAzILIENNE ALBoNI ROBES, Very Rich;
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three Five Flounces;
ALBoNAIs ROBES, Of Embroidered Muslin
BAREGE ROBES Graduated Satin strpes
BAREGE ROBES Pompadour Style Fiounces;
BAREGE ROBES, Plain Ground Mousqueialre Flouncss;
NEW STYLE JACoNET "DoLFRES;"
NEWEST STYLE JACoNET, HARTMAN from IS "a MA mn.
NEWEST STYLE JACoNETs "GRos oDIER,p for Oh nI,.,.
NEW STYLE BRILIANTINEs, Light Ground
PERSIAN BRlLLIANTNES;
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILLIANTINEs for Iadias
One Case Colored Ground BRILLIANTINES entirely . ~
Unusual low price Of TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER Yarn.
One rich BAREGE,s eoou, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD;
$50 ORGANIZE ROBES. Style Abanase, THREE DOLLARS
1000 Metres Plaid and Striped SILKS Err YARD
P. & II. REILLY & co,
corneTC anala Ror,l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

The wings Of Pennsylvania have nominated Moses
Pownal for Canal Commissioner, A. X Mcclure for
Auditor General, and Christian Meyers for Attorney
General
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

The Washington Hotel at yicksburg, Mississippi the
only hotel in the town. reopened the LIST inst by
MIR. VIM. Rogan, the new lessee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

MADAME ApolruE.-This remarkable lady, whose skill
in reading characters and power of unraveng the
secret events of particular feby the aid Of the phre
biological and kindred sciences-has given her such a
widespread reputation has been induced proong her
stay In this city visit to her cannot fail be both
amusing and instructive. Her revelations of character
are made by scientific means, and there is no humbug
about them She be for few days longer at the
Western Vcranda Hotel of Julia and Tohoupltou
las streets
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the time Of political residence before he shtn have
the privilege to aspire to the GubernatorfAl Chair Twill
cin you II you say shall BE- thirty years. or even hfy
must "A sspy i & all q well 70 ths native as tc
the adopted cisss, I'D fyou do shall be disposed to
And now, hear the Independents man, The man
shgsatised as bitter partisan, rebuke one Of
his most distinguished "personal and political
friends:
Whenever those With whom generally act depart from
what conceive to correct principles they will not find
me IN their company When voted for two years
dencs - eector and three years residence for
representative, did tic broad principle Of eqsaiip
becAee thoxple was uniform, and granted all the same
rehs and rrsraeges srsthout any distinction. For my
place me In false pition conceive this to BE- an oc
cason In which am called upon 10 ete out
jnstce; and IL the decision 1 have formed in my own
Ind be erroneous do mott know It. regard it a.
question OF scfion between class OF citzcns and
another and az such, determinedly opposed to II
no matter BY whom brought forward. feel indie
Au should feel and not be influenced by the
the eyanescent smiles Of popular will conscious am
that doing my duty as member of this Convention
to the best Of my ability.
Had the friends of Judge Slidell brought for
ward this absurd charge Of Native Americanism
earlier, we could have made our reply more
severe, in the simple statement Of facts. As an
advocate Of the election of Roselius, and speak
ing what NJ believe to his positive sentiment,
we wish to Sc him elected, Jbut not by one word
of abuse or depreciation of his competitor.
Christian Roselius might be defeated his friends
know he can not be discredited or dishonored.
We believe him to be superior to Slidell as
lawyer-and shall vote for him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

The season at the Mobile Theatre closed the evening
of the I'd inst with complimentary benefit to Mr. Fuller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

HArs-pArey's Spring Hats all tue rage Please
remember the corner Of Canal Charres street Is the
depot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

We would call attention to the sale this morning by
NJ Montgomery Co. Of the entire stock Of fine jewelry
and fancy articles Of the late firm of H. L, Baldwin Co
No. Chartres street For particulars, advertise
ment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

DAN RIcs's Exopus-We understand that Dan Rice
the indefatgable and indomabe Dan Rice leaves this
evening upon tour the country He takes with him
whole host of curiosties in fact boat load and prom-
nent among the many objects that will elicit the wonder
of visitors wherever he may visit would in particular
call attention to Dan himself During the whole of the
past the exertons of Dan and his excellent company
have contributed not little to the enjoyment our ct
and their friends from the country We trust that
the encouragement will be extended to them
throughout the northern and western that has been
so freely accorded by home folks" Dan makes every
body who takes his prescription of wit and fun healthy
and fat, because if any under his canvass
piece Of mortality Is bound to shake with merent md
the old adage runs laugh and grow Our editorial
friends upcountry will please take of Dan and re-
turn him next fall in good order and well conditioned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04


z NATIVE AMERrCANIsM. in the Courier, of
Yesterday, it is charged upon Roselius as a
grave sin, that he has voted for some who had
previously been Native Americans.
Well, we think it very possible Roselius has
done exactly what cur contemporaries of the
Courier charge. Few men know the past politi-
cal history of every man they vote for. But,
certainly Qur neighbors must know how warmly
they, Themselves, supported recreant from his
political faith, an active opponent of Mr. Rose
Illus, well known as lin this city, Native
American editor, noisy in his denunciations Of
(" foreigners Gas he calls them,) and now, with
the assistance Of the Courier, democratic
Assistant Alderman. Some, Cenas, Derbes,
etc., DEMOCRATS, cast strong Native American
votes in the Convention Of 1874, and we chal-
lenge the Courier to pronounce them as under
its ban. II has supported them since, and will
support them again. To attempt to hold Mr..
Roseius responsible for the past of other people,
is ridiculous. Our leading editorial proves,
from the record, that he was neither q dema-
gogue nor "Native American" Voters, read
the extracts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
ELEcmo.NoF CHIEF JUSTICE.

EkECTYO.N1 OF CHIEF JUSTICE.
.IUs AND NATIVE AMERrCANrsN
49, =
Have VS not, we ask of the rendofB Of this pa.
feRs 1ee4 courteous, falr, ana Hoe Hoin ~
d1ssSns1o rim reference to Thomas Slidell 81 a.
.enaid n Chief Justice in opposition to-
= 1Roae1ius? Have Ne appealed to any
y ss-D'- .sss -, chs~ro hova
- k-~~.kk fnrw.rd one imputafion, against
- - -<s.. = !. 7
1-s ~ :,s r,ovn = varm and earnest ad.
49,. g We eiection VI 0nristian nosenus
" with the warmest sympathy ana .ne
nEnsss entnus - IN oenan q hcsenus
1avor q &2 q eslon, nave We ssld one
hdeii' OF spoken o.
- -. y most coarseons Terms
"a n a'... usl'y eonoea cnsrees' ~
- = n, rl'a my .ounus''0n' gains, Jug
& a'o.oy. y nus Desn cnsreea' 'na''
g no,s' no mas oeen anu w,li De- an insu-
rance ~ papk Judge. THESE snlngs nave been
~, 80 ~ nave never eten ho''ceu tnenl.
WY
&c., \ the first plas I'VE respected Thos.
0i1o1 hoanso, q the second place, Ito talk
A. 49, ~
p y sne Plea3e Conversational
ntv1&1[K11n1ion Roealiue a molly intimated IN
= e s71S 70 81 '7 r.. Few. - = 80. -,
- ~ nome o. ~ H1enos Would resort
4 6ssneerinc art6 and none. even bv
.Sl-5 - 4 :. = . = - - ~'s'- -
ect upon his competitor.
- poaalsus has M eontroI over tla corduc-
- - :. : q q =. - ~ '',s So..s
tor9 a this paper. We have never even had an
advertisement from him. Mr.. slidell, if report
b onxrock has difFerent position Nth regard
- 100 ~. s- ---... $500,
" - Oo0kxor-8 Poslu0n N WMon ne might
end ahould have checked the sineularlv hitter
eiiaor3als asainet RoesIirS ~; ch have anna.red
/, - eolSSr,,a a. d. 'rier in the Last three
daSS 8. l:s':
- Qepster charges Christian Roeelius-
1Hosys bat indizsctlys hy implieo 1ion- With
Nea1ye Amesieanisn. We respect IL conduc-
ters q ~ papsr, We appreciate them, and their
egt1an3y tone, too highly to answer in the
nbrup< - indignant nssuch . charge would
unusually pRQYQ<oxnFE jI1tffy. So far q We
=. = - ~. fso.,-s :. q
. ''>5z.Z @s5 ia "a = - s.AS SSs111o< Asve
~ - ~ ~<g f6r an exten1ion d L
So Y. .e--. 4 4 ~ ~. -. - -
80 - 'l e IDLE
OArigtian Ho06I ~ B Native American Chris L
a.. v-.,,-. Kx. ----.-, 4,
IN 1eseuuss W1o9o PAST mas suggested the
nnaoEfn< 1thnk n q the Little Dutchman -
n -s-sz< "a - ~ - - - & .ll :, H-'~
III ~ | X 49, came from dermany to
III - 1iendless hoy: Cbr;sfian /
= -
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We are indebted to the steamers George Collier ANA
ranth and United States for late Memphis St. Louis and
Ohio river papers also to G. 7. Barry Purser Of the
steamship United States for New York papers Of the 2h
ultmo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
Canton .Watftu0.

8 49, Stand GA White Red Checked MATING
TRANSPARENT WINDOW sADEs-A large beautiful Assort
ment, designs;
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS Ia wiie English and American new
aad beautiful patterns, o sui, any apartment;
WINDOW CoRNcEs-Nsw patterns and all Widths, very cheap
RUGS AND MArs-of all qualities.
TODD g. co.
COMMISSION CARPET wARERooMs
and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

IS AN Answer IN BRIEF.-We have neither time
nor patience to produce any elaborate reply to
the Courier's leader of yesterday. We simply
say this: g.
1t is not true, in any manner or form, that
Christisn Roselius ever sought to keep natu-
rallied citizen from voting, or an emigrant
either, until he had resided seven years in the
State.
It is true that Christian Roselius bitterly de-
nounced the clause which required the very
thing the Courier throws up to him as re-
proach.
1t is true that Christian Roselius voted for
that clause; first, because he could get nothing
better: and secondly, because he was no dema-
gogue, and would not make distinctions between
native born and naturalized citizens, by asking
privileges for the latter which were refused to
~ former. He stood to this point then he
stands to it now.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
CT 81lest dz1nsnt Of much in
- ~ publie aPpsanA cur advertising

IS lt1ey's Supplement for miscellany and
2c1oisl proceedings ~ the Common Council.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
Curb Stone.

Curb Stone.
ss full supply of CURB constantly on hand aud for sale by
JOHN PURCELL,
apt 2m2p No. IL Jack,ou atrest Fourth Ds,,i.,