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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20
Police Intei llgcnce.

Street Preachers Arrested bu the ol,ce On Sunday A.
Dcon Icutsi ant Merritt. Of the seventh yard police
tertonp ~ho p,eaching ard exhortipg to large
dy Of people In the public street. foot Of Market street.
bs The Nay Recorder Alderman, authorizing tbsm
rrsecr be public street the police took them into
cuktooy srd conveyed them before Justice Welsh. who,
hearing ha charge and the defendants pleading igu0
Of the trdinance the msgtrate suspended iudg
ueDt fbe Defendants promising they would hszesftsr
rrccrre permit bsfore preaching sgain in pubA TINS
fcor ~ the ordinance relative the matter passoo
In 1S45 -
SEC No person rhall be concerned Instrumental IN
R,etspee Tor pabc Worship sahoi.,tion in shs
the city
pr,atee for tho common use Of the under 'hs p'a
nshng eonaiues in the pre- sains ssctoss o.
s s a BE- e from n
this city sha lave obtaeod the written permi.son
.-,,ns aidsrmss q this CITY there o.
Arrest Of Wedsiey The Dance House keeper, IN Mercer
Street Officer Gallagher, OF the Second district polioe,
Yesterday afternoon arrested Henry ]. Weekley, .
warrant Issued by Justice Stuart wherein he stan iS
Msrcsr street ,iusted in the rear Of ths Art Union
Iis the place where the police made descent on last
saturday nght but owing to &hs secret rsp in tbs Dor
w-.sey opg o'bsrs escsoe from 'eo o,H-
G rs Of Justice Weekley was taken before the mags-
rate, who committed him to prison Ia default Oh DALI ~
quire6 in the sum of $500 :.
be First ,aid arres I'd German, mar ed sohn huner,
charge OF breaking INTO room by foro'ns on soo
casing - VI. oosr ss o room 500 in gold c,n the
erovety o. Conrad Wartzel The occup pan. 0, sa' pe
The evitepce went to show tnst tne aocus tS
sren 10 con from the In question during the en
ssnce os Mr. Wn,tzsl Justice O.horna. on the facts
o,oSuced committed Huber to the Tombs for TRIAL
Wnr'hs was cu sunday night. arrested by osho~
Webb on the Firth ~srd on charge Of staboing ma!
e. e.,ss. rs. IN ss I. ':y ss:, x1,ss, = : s::
,be hpfe in the defence Of his psr,on MurPhy wss
detained BY the wasistssts v await N sxAmnAt'o
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P'Ua GOODS.

(XTHOLESALE FUR UuODS.-LEWIS MAWSON, IN
w porter and manufsctarer of fancy furs No I Pa-k
place door from Broadway begs leave TO nve the at
city and country uyerB to his unrtvaed stock
o superior furs comprsns every article in the ue This h
house, other but sold In this
mt ard eoods purchased here at mannfactu
prices wing plfy Of 70 per cent The stock
IN part 800 dezsn boas viotorines peIt rpes
100 do puns; 100 do mabti1he Polonase cspes, Ac &C
do. gepts boae &c 30 do fur cloves DO 200 do ladies
and gsuntets 70 do SUPERIOR real Dutch skins
also sis gh robes buffalo do Californian ard Austrs ~
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Mails by the Bremen Line.

Ie following ts BILE has been made up the POET Office
De su ent en- ocis Information received by the sss
st8nu er from Blemen; AID fully perfected
ts<.~ -silI tha De-~--i s~So VI
foreign rostsgss In the meautime postnasters and
OF, eIs will do cell to prsfeYve this for reference
RATES POSTAGE BY THE New YORK AND BREMEN SEMI.
MONTHLY LINE on LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS from ANY
AND COUNTRIES, VIZ -
On single
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From Washington city.

From Washington city. w..
THE FRENCH MIssION-THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
WASHINGTON, Sept TO- 1858.
Mr. Dix will not 90 to France. Mr.. Masons name was
discussed in the cabinet meeting to day in connection
with that mission.
The President will show no favor to the Paciac
Raiload.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

John McCann hung. himself in the Philadelphia county
prison the 10th inst Hs was about sixty years old,
Srd ,e&yss wife
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

THE MATCH BET wGEn THE NEW YORK AND NEWARK
oLUBs-THE NV WORKERS TRIUMPuASr.
The return or eecoo home game bet seen the members
of the above clubs played upon the grounas Of tn
foemev at Foxhn Hob cken, yesterday and the m Htch
ru mated in the evsnil in the complete triumph of
the New Yoibers.
The day was very fine, and the ground IN excellent or
der but rem neon up to thr o'clock in tho afternoon
The heat was intense to render the sport ve-y IA
igvipg the either eide There was fair at
tendance Of people, bss feel offered and aken and
considerable excteu ont manifested but upon the whole
the feeling not good and 1t was pretty generally &C
sDcw,sased that the Newark men not sustain their
usual reputation.
The game commenced by the New 70 rk men goirg in
OF Etts past o'clock in the morni sg haviog won
the oss and the tumps drawn at s O'Clock in the
evening
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Ravages sf the Yellow Fever.
AT NEW ORLEANS, ETC.


BALTIMORE Sept. 10, 1858.
The New Orleans papers Of last Tuesday state that
the yellow fever continued to decline in city but the
accounts from other places distressing. At Tabo-
deaux there had been two hundred aud seventy
deathn up to the OH inst
At Mobile the disease assuming milder fora aud
the number Of WAS decreasing
The Rev. Mr.. Hughes of the Methodist church. died Of
the fever.
The National telegraph at New Orleans was not work
Tg--the operators at vcksburg and Natchez having
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PInADELPInA Sept 10 1868.
Tho Board of Health report two yellow fever deaths
during the past week in this city. The disease was
brought here 1t will be ssred by the bark Manda-
Iin ard ssil fingers about South wharf and Tat
bams lead pipe factory located there has been cos.d in
eonquence OF the dread entertained by the woskmeu
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The late Victory Birdseye.

The late Victory Birdseye.
SYRACUSE Sept. 10, 1855
meeting Of the bar took place last night at which
resolutions in honor of the late Victory Brdseys
adopted judge Pratt presided, and speeches made
by Messrs. Go!t, Noxon, and Spencer
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REWARDS.


x1(ljt kIWAkD WILL b. PAID ny THE UNDgR
%loO tirrc6 for th9 discovery, j. ad or alive H.
Ivy, mercteat, Of Beyo Sara Louisiana ~ha left his
ardInr hone. Me- A. BARCLAY street the 18th
WIN the inttntion Of going Newark aud Phladel-
hna ara ba' OF been heard Of scce He Is Frenchmsn
Ht speaks Geman and toleI aby good English about
b he or ioty years of hve feet nine inches in
ipLt csrk complexion wearing goa lee DIRE ssed in
I cloth eest and rants ard White carving with
h'm carps. lag and umbrella Agy Information that
Z. the discovery Of the whersab3uts of the same
WI oe literally rnwsrtsd and besides receive the thanks
OF ms araious ar d most distressed relatives.
MORRISON, LEVY CO.. Is william street.
Newark and Philadelphia papers please copy.
GS RfWARD-LoST on SATURDAY. FIFTElNTH
W. lpstHrt small French watch, With chain attact ed
IN going IRON C ryse street through to the Bowery
hncer will be suitably rewarded by leaving 81 Chrys
tie street. : ,''
&S REWARD STOLEN OR RUN AWAY ABOUT
Pc eight O'Clock lsst night from Hammond and
street gooo ,zsd hay horse; whit spot on ono
hno lee, and lame with wagon beer pipe wrench aud
sausage machine. Please bring the to ia Groen
wich avenue.
q RFWARD.-LOST, on SUNDAY EVENING. SEP
W temter H. at or near Castle Garden a red aha WI
70 ger mixed The finder will receive the above
waro by leaving at no ITO Nassau str MP stat
JOHN OHARA.
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2AACEsx AIADMMLkI.

A. !, M NO s
for 5, n @
:s:s
DEeyie, sauon do, of London which viii 6o
sss N SSTn
S tn Gst a sss sHs
YORK hoped therefore that this LINED With ths sd
asf soa
Of % gSp 5 T. no
EERRIRos DANCING ACADEMY. NO 50 WEST
rGurtssnh street ssss s and s.h
premises nss fully the rsqsireTesss their nu
e sasnrdsy October The Of tuition will
s ssss Il this 70 s%s.sss every no
IIILLGsovEs DANCING AND wALTzING AcADE.
~ nv. North american Hotel No 30 Bewery corner Of
All I
Gsss c TUESDAYS esd and tss Is s 4r9n % for
gentlemen. Assemblies every Monday evening.
II. Academy NO 3nl Broome street, between Broadway
ard the ,Bow;y al the aiae1s1. sss Of dsae.ns E
sss f tuition ST Tue:dny, snd Fsiasys rSn
ioT ssa.lsn:a when
mary cass under the d elton Of Mrs Brooks Each
commences BupBcrlDtnC
-
EXPNESS AGENCIES.
QERFoRp cos CALIFORNIA SOUTH AMERICA
aSd GTsgG viii 1n. s per Gsd 3 s;ts
@ sioes eSnaens With 'n rsndid
fast running stesEe er John l.. stephens in sha'so
will besr IN having saor goods PUT
srs iii s
S eoeesa as viii an
a.r En ra & Fss,g S on ''s% h d
sesursd St The ewest rates 81 our office BER
s SoS
Y ~ e 4ss u.
don; A. kue tre Dane De. victors Paris Drafts in
Gums to suit, On IIs,re ard Paris
warted md from all parts Of the globe at the most
''''''''' EDWARDS SANFORD q CO.. 20 Broadway.
SpEoIAL NOTICE WELLS. FARGO a co.. EURO
S h. specie os %
q EuTore Viii bs rseeivSd y er tsa%er rsrfa 70;
rsrsa @ FaaS
viii accompany this express who will taks charge of any
T'HOMPsON, CO.'S EXPRESS TO CALIFORNIA,
h1 @ sS & Of s sye, %onsS sa to 70 sS ss
Listers &C., for California received unit, oslooh day of
FINE ARTS.
E,INE ARTS -pAGUERREoTYPEs IN OIL. BY Mr..
WIN. -. BUrIEP, at the Plumie National Gall ry. on
the upper Of Broadway and Murra street THIS
beautiful comi es the detail Of tho Dagu
with the psh Of the finest mit ature pain ting Daguerreo
tJ pes Of Dc ceased persons copied to the life.
IrINE ARTS THE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS NOW q Y
view OF shhkspeere and his c9ntem painted by
John Fs,d. r. A.; SIR waiter scofs sd his literary
frier as o. Artotaora psntd btThom.s Feed 3. =.
Measrs WILLIAMS STEVENS & WILLIAMS p52 Broad
way beg leave that In of the in
Of siteIs view toe Above interesting
autitu paintings they will remain IN exhibition short
time longer Cad ~ admission (Jrst) will ho issud at
tie desk of w. s. W. and subseipteps received for the
epgravngs.
ITO CONN OISsEURS.-A LARGE AED SPLENDID
oi' painting Acknowledged original. by Giorgone Par
haro old Itslinn school, nng Bsthshebah risen
tie hath for sale For particulars address G. box
1877 Pos; Ofice for three days
EXTRA PAY.
- s-~-s.-
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FINE ARTS,
EXTRA PAY.

EyTPA PAY-ALL 2. s. NAVY SAILORS WHO
IA served In United states vessel IN the Pacific any
time from 1910 to 1852 promptly o in the double pay
Of EDWARD BlSsELL, Agent,
ard 1a'c) Purser s. Navy 20 South William stroet be-
low Wall.
TINTED STATES NAvY.-SAILORs, EXTRA PAY
y Once THOMAS l. BARNARD, 81 Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

|eI'BH CELEBRATED AsTROLoGLR AND PHYsTOG.
nonist Dr sbumsn, Swede by birth can be consult
81 o. s eyete of life past present and future Mr. has
eea through create, part OF the world during
crty two years ~ willing TO give the most satisfactory
info ladies and sentemsn, wish TO be happy
for adies and rntemen Can be sent TO any part Of the
Eosld HIS residence " M T5 Chambers street, Aesg
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CM~ a vasr REGGHTrHR.

A sPIENDIn o. rNING FOR A RESTAURANT
t1 Ihe proprietor ~ long and we'll established public
IN one o. m srsstest thorougbfares In this city
fes 70 rent IN ~ his house. vacant for re tau
rant ANY tsndirg such business and desr,u
'f opening hrf eass ssstsu find most excel.
Isnt cpps-4pnft' -sd~essinr n vESS, 29S sowery
Rent moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

YTyO LET-IN GfNrEEL UOUSE IN BROOKLYN, A
room and be.rcom, furpishor TO two gentlsmen in
Driyate family minutes walk from Fulton ferry
or III. oor consisting Of four
5aly furnished To- a small family Address note TO Hone
Herald ofice, for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

An UNFURNisHt ROOM AND BEDROOM ON THE
"A second ~ NJ AZ so per mouth; third room
and cooking If required at "a White street.
wtst OF BrcAdwsy.
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ITO LET IN RKGOKLYN-A FAMILY WITHOUT
Il children be accommodated with half fur sished
hcust of the best parts of south Brooklyn For
particulars apply to Er DICKINSON corner of atlantic
and Henry streets
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gCO LEy-THE SECOND FLOOR AND FRONT BASE
ment a house the upper part Of the city, to small
family. 1t ill ie let reasonable terms Apply at
l4O East Twenty first street near Third avenue.
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house to le excepting first foor which occupied
Doctors ofoe snd sbput hve hundred dollars Of
furniture fer sale b. house is down town, aud in
pleasant Location, and the furniture will be sold low for
etth Rent very derate None need apply excepting
those wishing purchase the furniture Address c. w.
Brcadway Post Once Tor three days
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ETNO LET-PAR' 'uF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
in consisting OF basement aud two
parlors the 6t floor ard two bedrooms and attic on
fhe third floor Inquire Of DIR. DUSENBERRY, No. 3E
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TITO LET IOW FROM NOW TILL NEXT NAY A
Il eottsge With stable and garden, furnished unfur
nsbed, station Islaud New Brighton to tenant who
lsas no small children Address box 7f7 Post Once
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ITO LET "A BAskMENT, SUITABLE FOR A PHYSI
oian hurnh.d and fitted with gas, be had at No.
8 st. Mark place. near Third avenue.
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vro LFT-FuRhI HfD ROOMS, WITH KITCHEN, TO
a rrivate ia mi rent per month S5; or single gen
tlemen can u of the bath floor, at
. week location OF Broadway. near Grace Church
srs and stages pass tbs door Family priv te no chill
dfen Best Of city aad required Apply
o6Tourth avenue opposite AievcLth street.
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ITO RENT.-SEvERAL FINE LARGE HOUSES, SUIT.
able fer fr cass boarding houses IL good locations,
and th. for aae Also. several dted
Oyster dining saloons Apply 20 c. a. ROBINSON, No.
Nasa t1eet ur ktnirs
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Aa rs ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOX usn
~W skiil In foreteng the future has arrived and viii
flnsh ipteligsnce about all circumstances life She r
kerpres drssIa mstsrs and love- by astroogy booh
md srcs tells 20 ladies End gentleman tho nsno
lhs perrops they viii also the Of her vts
Mrs Alvin speaks the snssh French, and German lar
Uu.ges Residence Eivington street. stairs near tire
1Sowery Ladies, fifty een t. gentlemen, one dollar.
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M services the ladies and gentlemen city
In slogy love ard lsw mnttsra Interpreting
e b.chs spd science con,tsnsly relied by tatoeoo
marry Also the the visises Resd 80 Great
Of the Bo~ery. Ladies, 30 conts;
~ amen Al
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DE C. BROOKS DANCING AND WALTZING
IL. Academy NO 3lI Broome street, between Broadway
and the Bowry oil the different styles Of dancing Till
be taught ard variety Of waltzng. Days and
anp of tuition ciasses Tuesdays and Fridays from
to for ladies and misses; and from to l0h p
for gentlemen and sf Private lessons at ell times when
not occupied by classes Wednesdays and Saturdays FOR
Children (eaelnsyey) from till r. NJ The ladi0s pr
mary clas, under the din elton Of Mrs Brooks Each
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rCO LEr-THt UPPSK PART or A FRET GLASS
u house 10 ByesdS-sy; sso, Office the floor
suit for p' ys,esa Apply, between the hours II
and O'Clock, ID 9" 6 e'ceck, at SOL Broadway,
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ITO LET-OPFIctS AND ARTISTS ROOMS, FIN
i ished With every conveniences, for gas water fre
places good light air The location very desirous
bebg situated 10 the most thoroug part Broadway
Broadway.
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ITO LFT-STGRY 81 NASSAU STREET NEAR FUL
ton street pied clothing store;
and Axtures sse first GLASS boot
and shoe or hat store Inquire at 100 Fulton street.
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fI1O LET OR LEsSI--A SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT
II hotel restsurst located Union square, finish
ing and will BE- dy FOR occupation by October
Apply TO- HOMte MORGAN, No. Metropolitan Bank
BuldirE, Pine street.
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ITO RENT THE SECOND FLOOR OF 3t3 BROAD
II way 40 bs 30 feet ith fixtures, shelving &c
Also lofts Offices and the basement subsbase
ment ApplY . tho niemis.s.
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ITO LEAsH-TpE SPACIOUS HOUSE NO 30 PRINCE
street, thr west Of Broadway the Metro
rotaa and Nicholas Hotels adapted for club house
bu- uese 70 by l feet Lease Of year,;
or Il will subuiyided apply the premises, from
= p. NJ, or to L. ). kELSO, b2 william stscet.
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NgsTN(NL0ry' y

EXTRA.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HEaERY GIVEN THAI
~ Yrs a. Roseer 1f9 Eighteenth street tho only
Zsrsou that gve true information all interesting ssir
throuEh ufe or past and future events Thos
Sho have consisted Mrs Koeder know the truth her
SUPPRESSED sbt ~ tn abov~ science has spread
1hrcogpout the Unted with tho most profound
Adence In the public she h visited by persons hab
o.. respectsbty TO their entire satiston in osard
hsslth seatn %arrssss love affairs jourueys laws suite
And remember her debos f9 street 10
een Seventh and Bghih you wish tru nforp,s
oioD
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gJ,O RRNT-7HE SECOND AND THIRo STORIES OF
bouee NO % Green street, the second s furnished With
tho privilege COOKING and wsshug the first story
ped by single g.Dtleman Apply the premises, or to
j. p. DELGALO, no. l3l Pearl street.
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ST LOUIS-Psr St
bbs -four Woodruff &c9se do Lyman Scott
bacon Eager &eoas bills nou ogssby
Is do potatoes Druhano ks Is do u
Moore s97 Waters bills Connolly
&eOb5 do Newton tsrey-s0s sks Thomp
INfy1T do
hemp Kenneth, Dix &eo4 hb dried apples W Sha
DO whsat Msrtn9o bb and bIs apples Bcoe smm
80 do Burns do 100 SKIS Ia
NJ Aexandsrsi SKIS potatoes oyertonl4 rolls leather
q Bro-5i brs tobacco A W Glenn-sundries order
ST LousPer Aieek Scott tobaeco Never
Mummy acoi6n SKIS bran bills flour Connolly
FaeyT0s do IS do apples
Horre Gayle &eo-lOO SKIS ptoes LYMAN
Scott &eo21l axis do bbs -four
bbls cranbsrrs Backmans do DuhAns2
Perkins, Campbell &co6T do Fennsll Bee
aggy9 do IS hf do potatoes Thompson
trunks mdss Cummings, Stewart &coundes oder-Toia
tobacco 1906.
BAYOU sARA-Pe Lona 50 bales cotton Est,
Lee aee3T do Lee &eo25 Felowes 6eo
do Oakley Hawkins Jonas
hhia Forstals0 Buehnnnon, co-2s
Mnbegur &oi1 do Leverich &eo-2s
Gordon jri do Braud Landrys do Roman Kernou
slgnri Dbl rnoassss Key
WILLIAMS PoRT-Per Bella Donna cotton
Byrne &eose do Anderson Metcafe Oakley
Wright Williams 90 do Henderson Peae-56 Watt Desau
les52 do Payne Harrison-44 do
Goldman &eO9a Swney do Kelly
Mlen1eger &eo20 Mont gomery2O do Cumming
keos do Sddall Green dcols do Carro do Feows Acc
10 do Wells RAwnslO Connolly
do Jackson &eos do Harrod Moody do
Gerard &eoe0 hhds Mltenberger
Flower &co do bales sundeB oder-2
Wright Williams Sco-Tota bales Gotten ss4.
LAFoURCHE-Per 10 hhds sugar Lobt
Charpan4 do Shit &eo-9 do 20 hf bbs
q bbs do Trscnr Haydei4bts Cd Lepee FoiiO bales
scrhrd a Desliya-sundries.
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RECRIpTs OF PRODUCE,

AsPISWALL-Per steamship Falcon 10 pkgs mdse
LtvERPooLPer ship Guiding bhd.
tobacco 1890 slaves
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ApALACHCoLA-Psr sshr Jenny oottoa Green
Morris Farley Rogers Bar
na,d &eo5sl bhs iosn Post SIlTotAl bales
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~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
omaLES LABUZAN Candidate of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT same may be changed to-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-07

-. Editors Of the Crescent Please an.
1opnss J. candidate for the CERR
w THE Third DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, mhIA
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NEW ORLEANS and Car e. - GKzS5T1ns,
rollion Rairoad--Caroiton Line = 9GL xsxL-zf
Departure ofTraiDs. From Hew Ori1aasi
san ~ and essiy hour sfsrws1a uel.
svslyin summer, and anil garter past in winter.
iorss Cars and s A. ~, g. and ior.s.
steam Tfains-7 and sferwardsunt1
svsy IN summer and until half past. ?. lin winter
Summer sbruAry
md soa on 'hs'ee0Dd aVpasy Il N Syg
- These carrrrn TO and from the Depot No. IS BsIonptss
. Departure Of cars.
:. Depot, IS Bslopus street. and *
10 summer from Lafayette and
terminus svsay 4f.ssa nass
Then atsk, ., 10 and II p. ~. from the Depot.
Aud 81, sk and l0k p. NJ, from Laayetts.
fARn-l0cents. Children under 10 half
81 NotaSpecia Night Cssfor Baiis Meetings
sd when rsouirsd after the aforementioned hours mhi
JEFFERSON AND LAKEE. wH Esssszfsszsasssssszzz--
- PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILwAY-AZ. s.e1ak-
L. with The Cs5Iolon ORLEANS
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From NewOreans Carroioal Lake PoaAaaa
From Perdido street Tyoli Circle DePois-s7 TO-
M-i,asAs ,s,7P.M.
SUNDAYS
From Perdido street and Tvo Circle Depoe H. IL A.
LAP after which the following Express Trains from Tivo
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From (via Carrola) Orleans
WEEK DAYS
To Perddo and Tvoli Depotssk, *, ST. a. 10Y
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SUNDAYS.
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MS- WILLIAM P. BEDLOCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ofths Court that may be n
sueeeedit ~ '' " mhs ~ 70
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HERE is YOUR REMEDY
IL H0LLO WAYS OINTMENT.

A TUMoR IN THE NECK CURED noLLOWAY's ONT
MENT AND PILISThomas Marrow residing Welsh
Bristol had been i'll health for
in the Neck He several gentlemen,
successful in adng hun the least rs HJwever
some time Large aor formed under his left from which he su
red and tried without
benefit, until he made of HOLLoWAYS OINTMENT AND
PILLS wonderful
efeualy the robns
health
Sold establishment HOLLOWAY
nesr Temple Bar London and by the respectable
Dealers in Medicines the United
wholesale the principal
Union, and by Messrs A. SANDS New York. WRIGHT
4 New Orleans.
~ There considerable saving taking the large Sizes
NJ BDecscns for the guidance Of disorder
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Np JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORR