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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-10-19
[Rsported expressly for the Spirit Of the Age.]
Repor. Of the Norfolk Market.
BY A. NJ. McPHEETERS Il CO.
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and Commissions


FORWARDED BY A. M. M-cPHEETERS Il CO
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and CommissioH
Merchants,
No. 6, RoANoKE SQUARE.
Grain.-The market for Corn is very nm
settled. We quote sales to day-White Toe,
Mixed 75c., Yellow 78 ca &c.; B. E. Peas
coming in slowly sales at 81 06 ca 81 08.
Slaves in active demand. We note sales of
r. o. HID S34, W. o HID S43, w. o. Pipe
S56, W.O. Bill 500 @ $50. Flour.-scarce.
Superfne ST., Extra S74, Family So. Bacon,
Smithfeld I'll. R. 10c, Hams IL ca lie, Yves
tern Shoulders "a ca SC. Cofee.-Laguira
and Rio II g. 129c, Java 133c. Molasses,
R. r. 28c, Cuba % ca 25c, n. o. 80 "a 33c.
Sugars, Loaf in boxes Zoe. Crushed 93c, Pull
verified 9ac, P. r. 81 ca Tic, Cuba 81 O. 6.
Candles.-Mould l4c, Adamantine 25 ca 26c.
Dried Fruit.-No change to note. Apples
nominal at 81 90 of % lbs. Peaches Ssh
| Lime.-Thomaston afoat 81, in store Slt,
w. E. Sl4.
Norfolk, October Is, 1853.
FAYETTEVILLE Oct. 15.-Bacen-the sup
ply is abundant, and some sales made at un-
der 8 cents. Cottop-The market has a down.
ward tendency. Sales on Thursday at 81 tC
10. Corn-Supply equal to the demand
Flour-Tfhe improvement noticed last week
still continues, and sales are making from
first hands at IS and upward for super
Spirits Turpentine-But little offering, sales
at Sc to SO cts. per gallon. Raw Turpen
tine-$3 % to IS so per Dbl.
W11M1xsToN, Oct. 13.-Turpentine-Vir
gin and yellow dip have been disposed of a
81 per bill Spirits Tureentine 81 a. g.
cents. Rcsin-No3 Rosin sold at $1,25 pc
Dbl. (barreEs of different sizes). Tar wa
sold at 50 SO & . 55 per Dbl. No sales Q
Timber, Lumber, Slaves and Shingles repor
ted to us. Bacon dull.
New YoRK. Oct. 13th-Spirits Turpentin
drooping-priee, n~ominally, 81 to 70 cent
per gallon. The money market being tigh
irterferes with sales. Resin in good demand
Cotton dropping.
New York, Oct. 13.
The steamer Canada has arrived with late
dates from Liverpool. Breadstufs have &C
vanced. Cotton declined.
Spirits Turpentine selling at 65 cents
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

SINCE OUR LAST IssUE.-$l each B F Lockhart,
E W Brittle, JAS. Irwin, B 7 Whitehead, P K Gar
ner A Billiard, 0wensville; VIM Mcneil, GiIlopo-
lis H W Burwell, F NJ James, W 7 Frizell, N
Smith, W R Webb, John Murphy, Fayetteville D
j Greer, Wilmington K B StanfIl, JOS Neil, DAN
bury W G TreVathon, Rocky Mt. n Sutherlin, J
Bower, R NJ Bludworth, Stills Creek R K Hearne,
Falkland 0 P Shelton, Laurel Grove J Cox, N
Coleman, Lowell ; S L Patterson, S C NJ Meal
phin, Blocker's; D A FL Cook, McDaniels P O; H
S Wilbar, Wilkes; J J Bum, Rocky Mt; Job AL
len, Snow Camp; Jere. Edwards, Lindley's Store
IS ] T Morgan, Sunsbury; So Hampden Sidney
Div 81 Geo Kicks, Nashville 50 j A Edwards,
Normal College s. w H Faison. Margarettsyille.
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Bakery and Confectionery.

PUTTICK & MITCHELL wonld respect
nlly inform the public that their establishment s
nov in the '' full tide Of successful experiment."
and they are prepared TO execute all orders in
their line in Cake and Bresd-baking, Candy
making, dc. Nuts, Fruits, Groceries, &C., al
ways kept on hand
CIGARS.-Our stock OF Cigarsi is very large
some of them Of the choicest brands, such as
EIe Gratitude, Golden Regalias, Silvas, Excel
sior, FL CieTvo, Steamboat PrincIpes, and a va
riety too numerous TO mention.
e1- Parties IN the City or country urnishe
with every description OF Confectif naries, on the
shortest notice and most reasonable TERMS
BRIDES CAKE c%arefully packed and SEM
10 any part of The State. Sugar and Molasses
cakes. also Candy, suitable for country Stores,
packed in barrels or smaller packages, cleareI
than they can be bought at any other House in
North Carolina or Virginia. Low profits and
quick sales, is our motto.
Raleigh, May 20, 1853. S7-v
Or Papers copying ouTfoTmer advertisement
VIII insert Ibis and discontinue the other.
JOB RINTING
NJ ativ executed St this OFF,
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G., D. s. of T.

TINE Annual meeting of the Grand Division of
the Sons Of Temperance win be held in VIII
mingtcn, commencing on Wednesday the 26th Of
October, 1853.
Representatives will please be sure TO hare their
Credentials properly drawn up and attested, in con-
formity with Rule 2, Sec. 2 Cons. 8. D.
It is hoped that, if possible, every Subordinate
Division In the State viii be represented, as bust
ness of great Importance win be brought before
tn is Session. A. NJ. GORMAE, g. S.
Raleigh, Sept. 20, 1853. 3-4t
Va A meeting viii be held on the night of the
25th, to initiate new Representatives to the g.. D.
who nay be IN waiting.
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1853.
Great Attraction!
THE CELEBRATED


WILL be Exhibited at Raleigh, during the Ag-
ricultural Fair.
These Children have been pronounced by Ply
sicians, the most interesting specimen Of humanity
ever seen or recorded, and one which must COM
mand universal attention. They were born in Col
umbus county, North Carolina, and are healthy,
active and for their age, UNUSUALLY INTELLI-
GENT. They are joined together at the back by
the union of the Two SPINES IN ONE, making
the connection much more intimate than that OF the
S1AMESE TWINS. Many Physicians have ex-
amined them, and all agree in their being The
GREATEST CURIOSITY ever seen or heard of. Some
of their organs being in common, while others are
perfectly distinct. 1t is often the case that one
child is playful and a%etire, while the other is fact
asleep.
Most visitors have expressed surprise to find them
as PERT" and CUNNING" With such intel
lgent, happy faces, where they had not expeetedto
see such interesting children.
Call at once if you would not miss the opportu-
nifty of seeing the GREATEST WONDER OF
THE AGE. As you may never look upon their
like again"
Doors open from Q A. NJ. till u NJ, for ladies
only; and from 2 P. u. till 4, for gentlemen alone.
Admission so cents.
BR0WER 4 SHELTON.
Raleigh, Oct. IL. 1853. CO
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PALMER & RAMSAY7S
Fashionable JeWeIry Store,

THEY are now receiving their new supply Q
Watches. Chains.S Seals, Keys, earnings Breast
Pins, Finger Rings, &c.
Just opened. some very handsome Bracelets, full
Sets of Breast Pins and Ear Rings, something new.
By Parisen & Kings Express, a fine lot of silver
spoons, and plated ware.
Nav %, 1853. 80 PALMER a RAMSAY.
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q OR IS GOOD CARPENTERS, to whom I
Il viii give fair prices. Apply Immediately to
the subscriber. ]. RUDISILL.
Charlotte, Oct. 9Th, 1858. 59-
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IL sion and delivery to the Jailor of Robson
county, of Duncan johnson, charged with the muir
der of Burwell Conner. Duncan johnson is about
25 years of age, FIVE feett ten inches high, has dark
hair, and is slender built.
W. W. GUM, Coroner.
September %, 1853. st
NALL FASHIONS. J. BIGGs & CO. ARB
i'll now receiving their Fall supply of Goods for
g~cntlemen's wear, and, owing to their connection
with a first class House North, with whom the Sc
nior Partner resides, they are prepared to sell feTs
very small advance en- first cost. BY this arrange
ment we anticipate a cash business, bat will give
six months credit to customers who promptly pay
their bills. Their Stock consists in part Of
Superfne Black, Blue, Brown, Green and Dallis
Cloths.
do Plain and Doeskin Cassemeres.
do Fancy French, English and American
Cassemeres.
do Heavy Black, Brown, and Black DOeskin
Casemeres for pants and Overcoats.
do Plain, Black, and Figured Satin VestingS.
do Figured Cut Velvet, very rich.
do Plush Velvet and Cassemere Yestingf,
very fire.
do Plain and Figured Buff C~assenereE, very
do do do White SIX and Satin,
for Weddings and Parties.
FURNISHING GOODS, HOSIERY, &C., &c.
Superfne Silk and Merino Undershirts; also, Lambs
Wool and Cotton Undershirts.
do Dress Shirts in great varieties, also, Col
lars and BosOms, Stocks and Crayats,
do Black and Figured Satin Scarfs.
do Black Napoleon Ties.
do Merino and Canton Flannel Drawers.
do Bleaehed and Brown Jeans do
do Red Flannel Shirts and do
do KidandBuchG Gloves, Cassenere all colors.
do Black and White Silk Gloves, and Pocket
handkerchief, very superior.
do White and CoIeEcd Merino and Cotton
Half Hose.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Superfne Black and Blue Frock and Dress Coats.
do do and Figured Cassemere Pants.
do do and Light Silk Satin Vests.
do Rich Figured Cut Velvet Vests.
do Plain and Plush Cut Velvet Vests.
do Plain and Figured Cashmere Vests,
do Low Priced Cashmere Vests.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Black and Fancy coTored Sack and Froek Coats.
do do RoaEd Jackets
Cadet do do dc for scho6Suhnorms
Also, a few small suits, very fine.
Dressing Gowns always on hand and made to en-
der.
HATS AND CAPS.
Superine Black Moleskin Hats, made by Lightfoet,
Philadelphia, warranted to give satisfaction.
do Oil Silk travelling Caps, very comfortable.
Mg- Manufacturing, as usual, in the most fash
ionabfe style and cutting, done at short notice.
Raleigh. September 23d, 1853. At
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

II WILL pay the above reward for the apprehen-
IL sion and delivery to the Tailor of Robson
county, of Duncan johnson, charged with the muir
der of Burwell Conner. Duncan johnson is about
25 years of age, five feetten inches high, has dark
hair, and is slender built.
W. W. GUM, Coroner.
September 90. 1858. 5-st
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ID BARGAINS! BARGAINS 1.-THE SUBSCRI-
I'D bers offer their entire stock of Goods for sale
at reduced prices for cash or credit to punctual
customers, in view Of q change of the firm the first
of January, when Mr.. Selby will retire from the
business. We are DESTROYS Of reducing the stock
as low as We can. Many articles win be sold for
cost, and some below cost.
SELBY 4 MURRAY.
Oct. II, 1853. =
nR- WIN. G. HANCOCK. Recently of Harrells
IL vile, Hereford County, having removed to
Gatesville, to follow his profession, and having had
much experience in the practice of diseases Incl
dent to this climate, respectfully offers his medical
services to its citizens and the public generally
Office at the Tavern of ]. Booth, Esq.
Oct. Is, 1858. In
GMUT IN WHEAT.-4O0 lbs. Blue-stone, the
~ great preventative of smut in wheat.
EXCELSIOR ~SOAP.-300 lbs. of this superior
family soap, in store and for sale cheap by the box
or pound.
SMOKING TOBACCO.-2OOO papers Of superb
or Virginia Smoking Tobacco, recommended by the
{" first families"
TEETH BRUSHES.-12 dozen, some very fine
andbeautiful styles.
BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.-19 dozen, just re.
ceived. Also, a large variety of Lubin's and Ba
zin's Perfumery. All of the above for sale at
WILLIAMS & HAYWO0D'S.
o. IL 1oEo
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HATS AID CAPS

Superfne Black Moleskin Hats, made by Lightfoet.
Philadelphia, warranted to give satisfaction.
do Oil Silk travelling Caps, very comfortable.
rs Manufacturing, as usual, in the most fash
ionabfe style and cutting, done at short notice.
Raleigh. September 23d. 1858. 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-05

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Y GALVESTON. HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAILROAD.
Proposals will of Company City OF
Galveston end also at the Office Of the Undersigned Carroll Lons
er iron excepted from Galveston 10 Houston distance of fifty
milea.
Of August Proposals will be received TIL the fist day Of October
for the construction Of the road entire
furnishing materials grading and track separately
MATERIALS REQUIRED.
los eco Gross Ties feet long By 10 nhef than
inch at eornes-poa oak, cedar yellow pine aud
100 600 linear feet Of Png 90 IS and long inches square
Al the small endyellow pine post oak, cedar cypress,
bewed sawed.
900 measure rl2 any length
se001g Plank, l54rl2 ls 10 "a feet.
100 coo Weather boarding, do. DO.
100000 Sranting, syi0 or ~, Is or "a feet.
400too 6xs Is or u feet
1G1.0tO Mixed, = to iKs 6, ~ feet.
Lumber delivered Galveston Bay any point
h era that ng Il At We option Of the Company batween Noven
Der !, 1858, and June &c. 1854
Proposals will 900
cubic yards Of Ballast Virginia
POINT Dckeen BAYOU Clear Creek Sims Bayou, Bagg Bayou
Engineer one month at least before led.
WORK REQUIRED
Proposals will be received also for grading Of the whole line having
Also for the png West Bay 1900 feet for the
lion of four Bridges and Draw bridge amounting TO SEQ feet ia five
Also for 1870 Tess high All
according to specifications and plans 20 be the efe
Proposals VIII be received in like for laying the upes-
The accompanied with proper ability to
form, will be viewed with the more favor
1853. >
Payments in cash will be made upon
Satisfactory security will be required
contract for the faithful performance Of the security
be the btds
Ali bids must be endorsed
e Prcposals-Galyeston, n. II. Railroad"
" FULL Information will be furnished either office the
Of letting contract. CALEB G. FoRsTIEYI
anal Chief Engineer.
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vESHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open "a
u Of Bosrders uNDAY June 10 1853 s1En
isl9
DLADEN SPRINGS, Alabama.-The tr..A
rREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.

n KEEN UAkb HUIEE, DlIOX1, MISS. f1essak
IN This famed and popular Summer retreat generally ElQ
know under the
Mrs. ELIZABETH and her JOHN PRADAT
mile distant from the village Biloxi will be opened
the list Of June for the ee.pton of visitors.
"GREEN extended notice
steadily
increasing The commanding
the Lake receiving the salt flows from
The Gulf have aed impress vorab the visitors from
Neworeans, Mobile and the surrounding country.
During the Winter tie propret have made Improvements
ROOMS thoroughly
SAIL BOATS will all
of visitors char CLARET Dinner.
CARRIAGES and HORSES be procured moment.
the celebrated BRASS BAND NewOans engaged
a BALI. be expected twice
Visitors wishing stop the GREEN OAKS, requested to
the Steamers will land them the wharf
the Hotel.
TERMS.
Per %
tF- Children and Servants, hals-priee ny24 3m
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Ms- SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate fof
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Mon
day in November next. felS 10
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Ma+- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate for reelection.
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HS- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate fol-
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DIsrRfCTCoURT OF woRLEANs
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ZsS- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of the Second Justices Court Election, Monday
seniber Dert.
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Rs- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES Court
BERNARD GARlTY is Third
ces Court Election November MANY FRIENDS al0tes
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I'LL az x1V4H.
- We ~ suthorized 10 announce TnoMAs
s; ~ ss CT WIG s e.
~ Messrs, Editors Please to announce
Il Il; iSst
~ 9. Porxpnxren, superintendent Of
'f sssi iIs T candidate abs Si
Ny- JoHN CnrckARp is y candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nhas
N-z--==---=--------=
ED- p NJ BERTH, for the past fourteen
1 np c % ~ s r.'sis sga q s sssS S
DISTRICT COURT, Whatever Court tbs my b changed
ne THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
No Editors Of the Crescent Please an
g. Tg w T eoT ssw oIssss G mSs
Me- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
sansass for THIRD DISTINCT COURT or NEW
~ WILLIAM p BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ofhe Court that be
-z=
~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LkBZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the may be changed To-
ms- JAMES A. HOPKINS is n candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
Na- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS is candidate for reelection
Ms- SAMUEL G. RISK is n Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election Brst Mon
day in November next. felS 10
Msy- Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM
COURT. mhia
NJ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CLARK FIN District Sewoean. which
scs Of cEERksaP SAD %stsVer cart the may
be changed to. fel7d
TT GEORGE F. PEARSON is candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
and soicits the votes of his friends. ie2s tie
Me- WIN. G. QUIRK is Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT S The District
street, aud from tLs Ls1ss the Lake isa1
Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
'"f q. 's
nD> To the Editor of the Crescent: Please
y T H 3E Fsr cf 1c I q ps9
Of Orleans Election November FRIENDS jeIs
ns- FRED j. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election
November next JED I'd
me- WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of he Second justices Court Election Monday in No
'eniber pert myl0 ID
Rs- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES Court
c GETTY esuste for R, ~ s S Third Jas
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
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ICE--ICE-ICE.

ICE! ICEi--J. STAFFORD & Co Wholesale and
Retail Dealers IN ICE Eiyuan Fields opposite the
pnshasn Railroad Depot. lower hide No. iss Old Lyee street.
street, Levee
Ninth Harmony Fourth Dis
yns
1 May, Cor sale p WIN MY CO 81 csrop mh9s
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Mss- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
A. MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT, mhi4
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FEW ORLEANS MARKETS..

CHEscENr OFrrcE
-o.- Monday Morning, September 8, 1883
z! oOTrON--The sales Of Cotton on Saturday embraced
1850 bales including 400 bales 10 one list at unchanged
NEW oaIzAns CLASSIFICATION
lnisfior exa Middling Fair. . llx@12
Middi!le ::..... ex6lox Good Fair. ...... 49,
5000 Middilns...H @llhdood and Fine.,. o.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept ISss Te'.''o % 81
Deceived since. ............75s 75s 1'''0'
yesterday. ......... 40 1903 GOO 1858
1870 1929
Exported 70 date ..........0o0 600
ssturday.........o 900 600 24- "a
stock on band not cleared. .1l,37O aoIe9
T0BAUC0-we did not hear Of a sale
SUGAR AND M0LAssEs We heard Of nothing doing
In Sugar OF Molasses 70 bbis Fermenting sold in two
lots, at 12k and 13$ q gallon
FL0UR-Tho sales were moderate, and we heard no
psrticulars
GRAIN--we did not notice any sales Of moment :,
PR0vIsI0Nssales Of Pork were limited to retail lots
at 81 750s15 90 Dbl on Bacon small lots were dis
posed Of At 71sS for Sides IA u Ii for Shoulders
CoFFEE-We noticed sales Of $500 bags Rio, including
go Ordinary Ut 800 at OK 900 Prime at sz and 500 at
100 b.
WHlsKY-Rectined selling in small lots at $50
galon
FREIdHTs-A ship taken for Liverpool, to load at
Mobile at I'd for Cotton and 1900 bales were shipped at
the same rate for that port
Northumberland moderate at our auotat,ops.
STERLING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .109Olo9H
New York sixty-day Bills .I1<OIx a ct. disc.
eens snechs on New fork.....- AfOl q ct prem.
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~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LkRZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THRE
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the be changed o.
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MS- FRED j. ROBERTS is q Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election
Nog next, led ID
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S12 2. lg,s SSSRs g 5as ss$
n S 't s. Z. % @ ISsa s a
payable At the Office Of the Company the City New0eaus
s. Bonds, Of $1,000 each, the Ia. August. 1854,
s:;::: IL:
rom dS se1naay tee Office he Company
IN S a. @ for sf Bends
The Nswoesn. oPes'a; and Crest Western Railroad Company
a s sssd U y L ID a. G, By At
hallway rom the city ww T poa Tx
between States q favorable for its
entire line division road Washington in the Parish of
parties highest re.pon.b and to be en-
ieia already laid miles, miles will finished
and @ 81 re on M r. Ct 1S.ssy 1ss
fhs tributaries TO he division of the road under cOnra and to the
probable line Of extension the limits OF The State the BayOus
koS R. f R and ss ss.n o'ar'S''' Bout
Pn Dt G BY n EN- o. the Sss 81 the
pas and forming the finest planting and grazing region Of the
portAlion, they year hhd Of Sugar
sae annually about head q Live Stock and
tapped By this line Of road grown country pens-
The to the Capital Stock of tn. Company now amount
to the Of a4,siS,6oo as follows, viz;
Municipal Corporations, payable paiu raitin
CITY q eP Sssor Hiy%sn'., VIZ s,sooco,
ST. l55,Sp0
Oh
o5taOu
st Landry ..llo,u2o
Nachitoehes .250,0D
DeSoto .lOo,eOO- 2,33',sOt
$3SsI ,4ot
Al the last session Of the Legislature. the State Of Louisiana sub
scribsd nehh Of the cap stoik OF the Company Wis 600
only the other subscribers
consequently the actual State k
ing available subscription the 2
The onds offered for sale sued by special pledge accord
law the subscription the
NewOrean
per the pledge
the Parishes OF Orleans Mary
ard Lafayette, amounting to s3OO2l0.
The Board Of Directors offering this loan to tl4 si witt
full confidence that the security offered is the ubd ehaae
ter No mortgage kind exists the Py the Com
and the Beard do contemplate Bo
mortgage the Road until the line Washington complete
working order distance w miles, and then the of fund
to be raised by mortgage will be but moderate
with the actual cost and value OF the Road and will be
| further extension.
subscription the City NewOreans payable annually
levied The whole landed the city, authorized
Act OF The legislature hut by the and declare
legal constitutional by the Court OF the State The
the subscription the entire lande
the City NewOrean Hundred Million
Dollars Payers OF this equal amount the stock
| the Company.
regard loan apply
HEWITT LEES Co. NewYork at the office the ComPan
| Neworeans.
| BY Of the Beard. J. H. ovERT0N, President
| NewOrleans, June, 1883. iys Gun
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BELL CHENEY SPRINGS-The undersigned
respectfully informs the public that they have purchased this
Place. and have in the construction
accommodation of visitors The Springs uated
the Pine Woods parish Of ST. Landry thirty seven miles
Opusas the distance South of Alexandria, and
miles North Bayou Chot The water highly medicinal
eraous which
beyond ordinary remedies The Bath supplied by
Spring Water appreciated nvads Deer
Wild numerous afodng sport the huner and the
Lake. miles in enyh with depth of twenty feet situated three
miles half from the Springs abounds Trout and ,hr fine fish,
Hounds hunting Boats will be furnished
the visitors The Wines and New Orleans
will be kept Coaches always
opouaa and Washington number
Good Music will Balls
week. at Hunting Hos vehee
will kept hire Gentlemen OF hunting
should th. Fishing Tackle purchased the
Springs. vos received from let May to Is, November
TERMS BOARD:
Per Day W
Children and Servants half price.
Horses per Day. 10
im DAlGLE BEAUCHAMP.
DOARD1NG-A very handsomely furnished
ROOM the Second Floor OF the desirable loca
Fret District and business be had by
Gentleman his Wife, addressing +. X. Pa this
Refer sexcha n rih99
a RCADE HOTEL, X. s. MORSE, Pro- -
preorThia establishment familiarity known the Hl1lh
public will opened THIS MORNING, Monday, November
s. F The thoroughly repaired newly furnished
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-05

Nzy- JOHN CnrcKARp is n candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. inhss