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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-08
BYRON COLLARS.

ZOO KEWARD.-Ranawayf from the sub
70 ~ ,crber about the LIST Of March, NEGRO
WOMAN named Alley, about IS years OF ngo, Of black
complexion rather the usual height, trim, active
aud quick spoken. hive think that shs Il
Ia rking in tho noighborhood ~ Lynehblrg
will pay the above reward Of Twenty Dollars for hef
delivery my house in Amherst county 20 Saunders
Il lby, In LyncheurR. A. w. WILLIAMS.
IA 0-ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-08
IMPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE,


! SOUTH SIDE RAILR0AD-PARIsES q kIEe
ials great pleasure IN informing the Merchants &C. OF
this city and surrounding eouptr, that they have just
effected arrangements with the South Sine Railroad %.
for the ercsspe privilege Of running DAILY ExPRxss
their road for Mail TRAINS, and that all Express
Goods will be under chnrge ef Special Messenger 70
tarmyille from which point they will be conveyed .
thi- city by Stage line
= 81 X. beg that the citizens Of Lynehburg viii bear
in mind that they preparing the way Tor the most
important Express line In this country, which viii q
enhance the interests Of any community 70 which
well conducted Express will Also. that II 10 not
their object where they have "erelesUe priuieges 20
impose upon community with ezhorbtanf charges and
delays but make II safe anil economical mode OF trans
portaton for the public benefit.
This arrangement. In conjunction with your OWE
road the Virginia and Tennessee completes our line
through tn Knoxville, Tenn, and that We may
enjoy liberul patronage.
Agents for the entire will be given In few
days VIM. l.. MAULE, Agenf,
Office. Va. a. Tenn. X. X. Depot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-08

Lynchburg Gas Light Company.
FENliB President and directors have ordered the fol
lowing acquisitions each share of stock subscrb.
ed for in this company viz ~ so be paid the 18th
of July; seven dollar. and fifty be paid the
18th ot August and egh dollars be pa,d the 18TH
of September.
~ 7.tl5s CHAS. w. CHRISTIAN See'rv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-08

IMPRESS NOTICE.-Messrs. PARISEN
IL Il KING having secured exclusive privileges on
the Va aud Tcnnessee Rail Rond from this city the
their Agency for this city the Railroad Depot my
Agency for this Company from and after this date
take much pleasure in commenting these enterpr.
sing gentlemen, and especially their Agent VIM. L.
MAULE, Esq. TO the public 3 safe and reliable men,
whose energy and enterprise have already placed
citizens under obligations
July 6--3t GEORGE BAGBY
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SELF-DEFENCE the FIRST LAW

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

COM ERCIAL AIRY.


NEW YORK, June g. CorToN-steady, and prices
unchanged FLoUR-Lower, the sales being $3.50 bbs
- a to 80 for state and 81 80 to 10 for Gsnesee
sales Of 1850 bbs Southern at 81 IS to o.. WHEAT
Sales Of 1850 bushels Red at lOjc and White Genesee at
lS0c White Western ll9c.. CORN-Active with GALES
Of $1,000 bushels at q for mixed and ePc for Yellow
CoFFEE-saes Of 1880 bags at 81. toNs3t for st Do
mingo to ga for Rio, liz to ll3 for Java-the
sales Of 800 hhds at z to &c for New Orleans and AZ for
Nuscoyado .NoLAssES-Saes Of New Orleans at q to
SOC and Nlusooyado at % to 26c p gallon . WHISKY
Active With sales Of 500 bbls 221, r gallon
PURKFirm with sales of 200 bbs at SIS 62 to IS 75for
Mess and sl3 fer Prime BEEF-steady, with sales of
l5O bbis at S2 25 to IL 50 for Mess CUT MEATS
Of 800 tierces 81 for Shoulders and for Hams
LARD-Sales Of 500 Toe in bbls and lie in kegs.
TALLOW-sales of 1900 lbs at &c.
BALTIMORE, June 2, ?. ..FLoCR-The Flour
market is quiet Small sales Of fresh ground Howard
street brands at - 564 Dbl Buyers generally were
Shad 50 81 to $40 . = bbl GRAiN-There were about
$1,000 bushels of Corn offered on Change this morning
of which sold at 80 to Sc for he and 50 soc
Wheat at 81 05, and some mixed at 81 o. y bushe We
quote Reds Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia at 81
to 81 % and White Wheat at 81 06 to IL . bushel,
Pennsylvania Oats 43c Maryland and Virginia do 81
i0c q bushel. ,GRoCERlES-The Coffee market is firm,
and holders not much disposed to sell at prices
The sales since Saturday last amount to about 1000 bags
Rio at 91s to 10c y b. to quality Also 500 bags La
guayra at "a c. and 800 bags Manila at TO- &C n ft
sUGAR-Nery dull at !. cent decline during the week.
MoLASSES-New Orleans Is TO zoe, Porto Rico Il to 2ec
aud Cuba 10 to 2c y gallo RICE-Du at 81 to 4i4c
ID ,PhON lSlDNS-Sales OF lOO bbs Mess PORK at
SIS rs and so bbls Primo do at Sl3 rs a Dbl Also loo
bbls Sour Mess at SIS bb.,, Mess Beef Sis to SIC u
Dbl. Bacon Shoulders ga to SIC, Sides to &C, and
Hams %. to 13e a b. to quality Sales OF $50 bbls
Lard at ga to loc and 200 kegs Lard 0% lie = b
TOBACCO-Steady sales market firm at previous prices
W0OL-steady sales at previous prices unwashed at %
to &c washed IS to $50 q ID WlIIsKY-We quote
hhds at &c and bbs at 221a to &c.
MONEY MATTERS, TRADE, EIc.-The New York
Evening Post Of the Cd inst says The money market
continues easy at to7 per cent and the supplies
accommodating desirable temporary investments are
comparatively scarce, while permanent investments, de-
sirabe aud undesirable, crowding the market
Foreign Exchange is inactive. Quotations Of rates
without change and nominal.
/ The stock market has declined and closed heavy nj
the decline.
The heaviest stock Cd the market is Erie, lately tn,
most buoyant but the receipts for the month of May
prove less than anticipated and much anxiety is fell
about the dividend
1t is said that million of the company's floating
debt has recently been paid of out Of the funds of the loar
negotiated in London their account, through Messrs
Gilbert, Coe g. Johnson
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hid. sugar Dbl. ms4.,e. hide. Hal Ro4a.


remoust-sa hhds bb' msAasea hide. Hal Rodis
dffs TO order.
WILLIAMsrORT-Per Bella Donna ia hhds -
Dnnrl-loO bb Inoasses Hall Roid7J tales WIN Lr-ety
Il hides, ste, 70 orier
FlcKsBuRGfsr steamer hatcher No 9i2 bales bIan-
dylr Luon93 do Buokher Snrt0ns3 do sw1ey, Green sro
as do ard Jonssi5 do Faows seoSi do Thomhga DO
Robsn4 Allen ~ do Wright Williams Sco20 Watt DeSaulsa
bale wool felloves aeo-fotal eot'an 500 bales
CONSiGNEEs.
For ship Vhndaia from Seu yorkJ HmR Sands Tucker 6oo
Leland &co ogrssy uhy-J Hurley &eoJ Rayburn 4ro
Woodruff tco-Brnndsr Williams siddn dow
Crfp-W Vio'ett acoNHp, CgHmtn &roWntt DstauesH
Carter hoon Grsnrwooi AcnPooek Bro-TI Beaeh-G
nelly-Wrht Williams &oC " snr-C Gain-s-E Heating
n tclf k:e-shield acsA Wright scoRarn Duncan &eoO
valst0n-k Laagllin Sampson ksersseovil hss1H &
ihdrtth--i BARLOW AGO &C Buddck. &ooC IssnsrE Ste
rt.. 6eo-D Carrol-A Lsurip Ganche-snsl aeShll
Hill ! Oliver C BsTes q Bros-Gray CAmpesl-P
brardBuchnnnon, Carroll scoForrnnn tag &eoI Mcsgor
For ,ehr Stephen etehtis' from New YofkH Stone AeoM
l-r Harris &Ado-D Cronsn-ioodrieh kco-A Whny--R
Apn &eo-A NJ Lhuiia8rJss Broo Ssph.nrJ Stroud Aro
Pcs Frost SoW Violet Brsndsr Williams heo
Fo,i.rc A Firwsli-H Bosworh keoY.AnaH Stem
Wavorh-A Dslagays-A Whting-I II Mllford-Q Vhs1n--B
TurpiuT oDonnsl-G sHeI 6Ho-Clark Mosby-Whtnsy d
ssgsr-and srjsr.
For ship Enms Watts BotonC Buddecke AoF Jones'
Cronan-J Burbank &aostone WalworthA
Bafss-Whesler Baks-F kshnstt &eo- and orlsr.
For bark Lllus from Boson-A WhitngW
&o-Sark, Day StauserD Taylor Areh Dunbar
WslworhW II Ltobford Aeo-WateIs Camden dow
Bske-W Jackson &co-Kepnstt, Dir Aeo-J,rv woodmanJ NJ
Goald-Tufs, ferinor HobartA d Grief &co- and order
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Stock on hand not cleared. ..... llsosj s6G3l
GLIDING lot Of OF at 64, and of los at csc o b.
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-Market dull, and sales lin
tied to 22O hhds Sugar Of which 80 air to Prime
and As Prime at lie and 200 bbls Molasses at Ito
II 1ae for Rsboed and l41le p gallon for fermenting
FLoUR-Prices still tending upward, but sales confined
to 1000 bbls including 500 St Louis in two lots the
Levee 81 40 2ooFxtra at S. co. and 100 Sour at SO Is
a Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn was firm with Gales Of 1000 sacks, Of
which 1856 husty IS 500 Ordinary 80 300 at So 100
White at 81 and 100 also at 5ie v bushe OF Oats $50
sacks St Louis sold at 400 q bushe and of Bran $50 sacks
at the advanced rate of 81 p 100 lbs
PROFESSIONALISM was firm, with sales Of retail par
GELS of Mess at Slj % p bb SIS offered for large
of uninspected Mess Bacon steady and 100 casks
taken including co casks Sides z1T% 20 tierces
plain Hams at S1a 10 Ordinary sugar-cured at 81. and
Is Fancy at il "a y tb..Of Lard lot Of l6j bbls No
sold on the Levee at 9ass u IL.
CoFFEE-3oO bags Rio disposed of at S SGs,.s
q ib. Market dull.
BAGGISG-About 20 bales India Baggng were taken
at 11lD11ist. cash.
LARD OLA lot Of go bbls sold at 76s p gallon
CANDLES-Sales 81 boxes Star, in several lots &c
a ID
FRETGIITs-vessels filling up for Liverpool at
l6j for Cotton.
ENCIANGE-very little doing We still quote
sterling lOyfO lOg'4
New York siIty-dsy Bills. .......1401ss p ct. disc.
sight Checks on New York......is u Ct. disc to par
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

The new Police of CINCINNATI consists of nine
ty-six ordinary and six river policemen. The
rules prohibit all visits to drinking places, ex-
cept upon official business, command the dis
closure to the Mayor Of all places of licentious
or criminal resort, where gambling is carried
on, or where liquor is sold; prohibit all visits
TO such places except for their exposure or the
arrest Of their inmates; ami command that
under no prctext whatever shall any policeman
receive anything by way Of private reward or
compensation for his services, except by the
express permission of the Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

The Governor of New York has vetoed the
bill to enlarge the basis of banking in that
State. The bill proposed to extend the basis Of
banking by admitting city stocks. This extern
sion, he says, would induce desire on the part
Of city corporations to create debts and he
thinks that, at the present time, when banking
profits were increasing so rapidly, due regard
for safety demands that those profits should be
limited, otherwise there must be a revulsion in
the money market soon,
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A nrCANAL STREET. - -

- NsCANAL STREET. - 80
80 NEW ORLEANS MASTIILA FACTORY l. ~
veiv Cloth and Nsrno CLOAkS and SILK
TlLLAS style and Latest trimming and
Assesprees to suit hs NeoIeaHs MARTHA
tory 10 Canal ssfgsf.
The proprietor h establishment respectfully nspec
the Ladies' Of swesns particularly coming
the city Of his large splendid CIOGEs
and MAN LLAS onsued and Mans
csl ard them bsor they purchase other place and
that selling he
other ia the city
splendid Naut
Ladies' article FANCY GOODS TRADE
SILK al st Is for Dgees; French st aud Fancy
NETS and RIBBONS; arge stock OF E1lBRODERTES
here commission at the nannaciursIs FIees Lace Muslin
SACKS and AtANItLAs, CAPES CHEASETTEs, SLEEVES
COLLARS 500 Embroiered Linen HANDKERCEFs in the
.ot sold without
Lass Dresses tba
splendid lot Of rich GRAPE SHAWIS; embroidered
Wedding Dresee BABIES, LONG CIoAKS ROBES
VELyETS OF the richest styles different
VET in the piece fer masking Mrntllss
Ladies wishing have style Of Cloak Nantia
have by giving in tbsr order.
LADIES' AstlaNABLE DRESSES MADE ORDER. movie sp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

NUSICAL CARD.-WM. 7. MAYO, rslls,
SfoRE MR. PHILIP p WERLEIN, hereby returns his
nuar,e Of their isvors to his successor WM. T. MAYO.
PHILIP p WERLEN respectfully inform. tbs public and is
friends generally that having Purchased te MUSIC STORE Of WM
MAYO, ,Olsits The eonnuan Of gr patronage heretofore
literally helowed SCAMP STREET. promises
the Largest Stock PIANOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS the South which he
for sale the favorable TERMS ti!. P. WERLtIN.
mis- sm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10
ICE--ICE-ICE.

ICE! lCE!-J. STAFFORD 4 Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers ICE No. II Fyau Fields oppos the
Railroad uapoi, lower de No. Old
No. IA ehoupiIou No Ee L-vcs No IS New Levee
street, Commerce street No 6s5 Tchouptoulss
street, Ice Hodses osvssr Ninth and Harmony Frth Dis
riel i4ni
CE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
LIST Msy for sale by J. p VIII NEY CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

Gs- J. G. PoINDExTER, Superintendent of
English Delivery CLERK
OF The FIRST DISTRICT COURT. nib
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

SIMMONS, F., Musical In trument 49,
~ Maker, $50 Bourbon Toulouse and
ST. Peter street, NewOrieans tS Accordeons repaired t
the latest style second hand Yons for sale nova! ly S
DIAN0S AND HARPS.-KUSTNER, zNalc.
n MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPS, ,g.lA,saaz
No ss Camp street nesI the Orphan A'ylum begs leave
inform the public that he will h profession Of
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS kfs and all kinds Of Aus
ealiusr dmens ut the shortest notice. sepas ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

ELECTION NOTICES.

Gs- j. G. PoISDExTER, Superintendent of
u f TE Fsf b s ~ SRf candidate SL. u.
5zy- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
Of HE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh.s
ns-P NJ BERTH, for the past fourteen
YEA Coz Il. f.'o Ak r. The ss5d S
M ''0i Or whatever Court the '' my be fni ss
Ess- THOMAS G. POOLE is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nlhs ID
gfT- Editors of the Crescent Please an
g. teSi.i sl I Gfk
@g- Messrs. Editors Please announce me as
for cLERkof THE THIRD DISTRICT Jew
Gs- WILLIAM P. BEDLocE, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, o.h that may organized
gSs- We are authorized to announce Colonel
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court tho changed
Js.Js JAMES A. HOPKINS is q candidate for
cLEE OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS.
Zsfs- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection.
1sS- SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK OF The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election frs, Mon
day m November next ieis ie
~ MeSsrS Editors; PIeaSe annOune WIN.
A. MOTT candidate for CLERK THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT.
Zfs- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
cotRT.-GEORGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, pre.ent
Clark Fish District NewOieaur which re hiss
Eri The Ast years himself
rs Of CLEkSIP Of said Court, whatever Court the may
BE- changed to. fell I'd
HS~ FRANCOIS BoULIGNY is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Election third MoSpAY 10 JIus. mye "A
1as- II, Z. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
The SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mh9s
nas- FRED. j ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE Of THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
SoTemh her next. i-i ID
NJ WV. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable OF the Second Justices Court Election, Monday NO
v-mher next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,

JEFfErsor CRY \
Thursday Evening, June o, 1853.
The arrivals mostly Of Attakapa stock The supply
OF Hogs and Veal Cattle is ample for the demand OF
Western Cattle there only few head Of rough and
moderate stock Of Atskapss and Texas Beeves Offering
at our quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

0fy,cE THE D.ILY CrEscEST,(
Friday Morning. June TO- 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Perseverance, Fohts, m ilaE Morgan
- = .tonldaS VA ~ ."f br"tlt o., VI Ba4gr
Sl3r Jss y Cooper lovt, r Nr-i and market, Eutck
H1tl iuiHs, fI,n tyr sew No.h, LII Gsr
Brig Ein,tnr WATTS, Nytatlos, CHns rlrh.r Aro
Bt = soule. Mellon, tRva1t, ,lr Vis.,r kro
Brig Brownsville RJgtTs kiugson, ia Luslae Burke
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

ARRIVED.
No Arrivals from Sea.
Steamboats,.
5 W Downs, CLARK, from Red River.
Rosa, Meyuer, from htakapas.
PIo's, Parker, Grand Fcorc.
T f kimtall, White from Nrktburg.
Hays, Muggah, from Atakapas.
Bella Donna, Morrison, rom Willamsrort.
NsehsE No :, Leahers, from Nicksburg.
EXPORTS
GhLNESToSPtr steamship $50 bbs -four 90 do
whisky
loo pea tagging loo os rope IL pigs mdss.
NEW YoRK-Prr bsrk Midas: $500 bgs cor. 5000
BREMENPr ship Lconida bales hhds
bales 10 S. bas sarnpaua do AaP bI tobacco lO0O slaves
MATAN2As-Psr brig Emelne doc moss.'s bbis
Woo AND MARKEr-Per ship Jas Cooper: las
hAds tobacco packages miss.
HANANA-BFg 7 soule Manfu.t no Q he seen.
KINGsToNPer brig Browusvls pork
bales tobacco 900 hams s6s sacks
RFCEIpTs OF PRODUCE
PORT CADDo-fer steiner W Downs; II bales Gray
Caupbel-ss Wright, Williams &ols do Oakley H.wkns-l6
do 3innder, Williams &co-5 do Rugey, Blair &co4
Buitt Miller &ee-t do Hewitt, Norton
Il do Cherry, Henderson Sco-l do Powell hopkins-l
Fomroy Soo-Total 1853 bales.
ATTAKAPASPrr Rosa 1880 hhds sugar DeBanc-
Druhe Son-edo Degelos PLEASANT Scoa fauve
bales cotton Lobt Chapansrs bales
bis moasses do booDs g. hide Beoq-l
urquha-snndrs 10 orderio nolassss 81 bills
hhds IS balss cotton.
GRAND ECoRE-Psr steamer Pioia IL hes oeel W TAYLOR
= do W Hl-ido Denegre-96 bids Dennis
toun &ee-tuudriss to order-To.al cotton q bales
vlcKsBuRG-Per F Klmba bal. eoon Beck
- DO bHndsr Wifsma 6eo-ss do Oskcy Wright
Whisms 4Sos do Greenwood seos do Msndsvis Linton
s, s:.!s.s.s:s.;,' s';' Ill, h.si. ~:
ssss-b 81 asAsss ssia,t "a VIII sEsstat ssiss
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OPENING of the TIvoLI BEER GARDEN, ST$s
~ the Poetchartrain Railroad, next to the Franklin
HospaThe undersigned informs his friends and the pub
lie general that he viii the above well known fsyore
EASTER SUNDAY March u,
ihs there will BE- BALL MUSICAL INTERLuDEs EVERY
SUNDAY MONDAY the attention will b.
Excellent
the The will particular h
Aim-uce which refreshments furnished.
6iT- Ladies' panied by gentlemen, free. - -
J. NORGRlMLER.
AIRS. CAMP BELL, Teacher of Music, Es1ssAss
I'VE gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR a. Af~sS
No "a Constance and also No. 22I
Barolne TT Is msnth twelve les &Ts
fsl0 iy-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

Gss" JOHN ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
OF TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mb.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

hR. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST, Sssssysa
IL tenders his professional the ladies'
and gentlemen Of New oriesn and d, sen'y H1YS
He snd accommodations surpassed BY These
him 18th their that all
viii be aAt Glory F Office and Residence Y2 Canal street, between
Bolrb on and Dnuphn, doors Holiness sp<e
FULL UPPER SETS OF TEETH principle will
GUARANTEED every respect for as FULL SETS
Upper and Lower) for from Sl?5 to 1900. apl6 stf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

L. The bark MonNrNn srAR. Spear. mast,

ne British 'hp QUEEN McCARBREY from Liverpool Will b.
able or any debie contracted by the ship.
ltb Nv MEGGET 4 co. 81 Camp street.
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Drugs, Medicines, Pe,-f,4merv, etc.

Inc lbscrIIef would Ipec, IY caIl lhe attention
Planters PLY cins and Families A well stock
comprising article his line business, ali which,
will be found FRESH Nd GENUINE puiingAI
arssen SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the quality ~
will b, found with AL the Mineral
such CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Rooms Supplied
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT,
GoULEY BlTIERS, THOMAS RANKIN,
npl daWyis DrnEgIst Apohs.ay Poydras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

DETROLEUM; or, Rock Oh = The BEST
IA KNOWN REMEDY
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA relieved by Petroleum.
TIL. Distressing Cough Night Ssea difficulty
removed by its very short time.
FEVER AND AGCE The
ue with complete 1t viii be found snd effective
remedy that troublesome and The
such saspoonul pleasant veh livery three hours,
10 the absence Of the Fever
tEr Fer Gale by JARVIS 4 WOODMAN,
Of Common and Magazine streets,
and By j. W RIGHT d co. ISL ChRrtres street,
md BY o. Wo0DMAN, Vksburg, and J. NJ WoRDELL Baton
Rouge. j4e sw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

from Liverpool discharge ourh District
rcquesteg tho receipt their freight
Al goods Knitted will be sent to the public
risk aud expense Of the owners thereof.
ielO J.P. WHITNEY d Co, u Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

Es- 2. NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
Deputy Ck Of the late Probate and s prp, Second D.
nit Court candidate for the CEkksiiiP O the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT whatever my cha.
mhi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

zafy- Editors Of the Crescent: Please an.
WILLIAM j. CAsTELL candidate the cs
Of THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS. mhls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

gsss- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
candidate for CLERK or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOCNEY, nh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10

10 The Consignees of the following Goods to
order bark MORNING STAR from Baltimore please
ihr-f" known to the dhargnR clerk they will
be os At The rex and The
dy, marked II mix o u, 10 W
Tobacco nark J. H. AsHBRIDGEk CO. 50 ST. Ci.ss lei
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Z e. MAYO, DENTIST, has re- CA
81 moved TO No. Carondeo Canal ~ -
Dr., MAYO has been for many years resident cfU HH
this city, and has testimonials ability, etc. Al
Professors orn au MITCHELL Dungon, Psncoas Gerhard,
Phad pla. He also Professors DeBow
Of the Univ Louis ard D Feunsr Ker Mux Hester
and Jdg j. Cagitt Clarke and Capt. T. J. mills
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%ss- THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate for
LERK Of THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nlhs ID
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REMOVALS.

REMOVALS.
EMOVAL.--I have removed from No 90
~ csntaou street. to No. IS, old
fnhl5 william L. CUSHING.
EMOVAL.--J. o. PIsRsoN, Real Estate,
~ Note snd Erehsrge Bsoks from d xrrhsua.
~. % 10 onimsrsa Pi.e tso doors oa
ID EMOVAL.-S. ROBE & Co. have removed
goor shore Canal s.rss: ,oys 4r
ID EM0VAL-MICBELL, BEVERLEY Co. have
removed from No 50 No. 81 PoEDRAs STREET u,
snynar Of Magazine nnv5 4
NOTICE.-BAREILI Co have removed back
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%S- WILLIAM P. BEDLoCE, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT of.hs may organized
rasdi mil IL
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THIS ALE celebrated thr, India valuable prone
bring .nu ely nee oia ateacu snd CONFESSED nniy q HOY
Mat Water by Atssrs. SAMrLL AlLSCrP SO,
elroU Trau Tor tho the So-th,
tisf9 iv " ~ CHIFFON brpar,af.
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