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tn, u,rirau Reroluiion

Nyw OHLvASs Jan 25,-Late adyces from Mexico
that President Cevalos had named the following ministry
General Blanche Secretary OF War Gen Hufbide, SEQ
rotary Of the Treasury Guerrero, Of Foreign Afar.. and
Yanez Of Justice Their administration would probably
be OF shou duration.
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.Siaue Case POSTPONED.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 27-The Of Neal, tho aleg &c
fugitive slave has been postponed The judge intimated
that he would go behind the requsiton.
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M Smithsonian Leoturcs.-Dr. r. Kane, u. g. Navy
viii deliver this (fnday) evening, 2sth instant
O'Clock.
Subject Exposition objects Of the expedition search
Franklin and physical aspects the regions
Jan. %
a7y- Democratic citizens of Washington, members
Congress- aud Others requested meet the United
Hotel Friday evening 2s, nsnt 7ocock consider
the proprey ofhodng Inauguration ball The t March
Jan 8-a
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ny >. Q. McouInE. Auo,,one.r.

SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUMES OF BOOKS AT AUCTION
~ On Monday afternoon,
floor o. my suction rooms shall
late Commodore Porter Catalogues may by calling my
q
Jan. os-d = huenann.s,
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MARRIED.,

the 27 instant, by the Rev SMITH Pysr, ID. D., Mrs
WAswseHrs residence, and afterwards Her Britannia Maj
/ legation, WILLIAM WEBB FoLUTE sYNGE esq, at.
tache legation, HENRIETTA MARY, youngest daughter
the late Colonel WAiswRIoHr, w. g. marine corps.
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daoth,r Railroad Aeeident.

PrrrsBURa Jan 2s-Auother accident occurred this az
ternoon on the Oaio and Pcansyvina railroad bmk
man was knocked from hi. station by the conclusion d
cars nj Coumbana, add was instantly killed
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Me,tiag ofthe Ami Slavery Sosietv

The New England Anti Slavery Society commenced u
two days session at the Melodeon this morning The at
tendance very thin The annual report read, by
which the balance in the treasury shown be
1928 90, and the receipts of the year 81, 6lS 81.
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Democratic Meeting.
Presidential Reception and raass praiion.
The democrats Of Washington and Georgetown, and
Of Columbia generally and such democrats of the
invited 10 at the ball
Thomas Parker, Penny
ysnia avenue Tuesday LIST Of February at O'Clock.
The object Of call make suitable arrangements for tho
cepton President cooperation with the city huihor
hes who already taken to meet the occasion
Arrangements be adopted participating the inasfu
ration President the 4h March, In operation with the
national authorities.
A. action very desirable, earnestly requested
that there representation from all Of the District
MANY DEMOCRATS.
w.,urSaros, January ~, 1883
NATIONAL THEATRE.
q. A. MARsHALL. ..soie Lessee
Farewell benefit and appearance Of distinguished
and auhoress
Mrs. MowATT
on FnIp.v EvrstSe, January 2
WIN be presented The highly popular play n Eve acts. written BY
and played with immense success In
London and the United States, entitled
ARMAND
Or The - and the Peasant
During the piece grand May Dance Mr. Penno and Mrs
Mowau, assisted by the corps dc ballet
81 E.pagnoI BY ,............ Miss ANNIE WALTERS
To conclude with Cor In this theatre the popular
petite comedy, in two acts, by flanche, caies
FoLLIEs OF A NIGHT
Prices Of admission Private boxes. O. aud
gee ~ cenis children under years. half reserved seats
q cents orchestra seats IS cents family circle, Is cents nfd
doors open a. 81 O'Clock win be raised The
a ounce w be open daily from 10 O'Clock, TO o'clock
Jan %
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Ciosfnx Of me Ohio.


PrrrsBuRo Jan. 25.-The intensely cold weather has
closed the Ohio river aud nsvig cation is suspended
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Congressional Nominations in New Hampshil

CONCORD, Jan. 25-Hon. Harry Hibbard the present
able mbent, day unanimously renominaed for
Congress om the third district tho convention held in
Hanover
Aaron p. Hughes, postmaster at Nashua, to-day
nominated the wing congressional convention held in
Manchester.
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Dtsfrucflpe Fire.

PlrrsBuKG, Jan. 26-The mansion of General James U.
Moehead in Central took fire this afte from
the nues, and burnt the back walls. The building
200. and insured for $4,000. The furniture
saved.
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IoLrs Hevoivsrs. c.Just received md
assortment Of Colts and Aliens OF
Qualities, for sale Al the lowest market prices by
JNO. w. BADEN,
Jan 2s-2aw4w Penn avenue near street
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CONSIGNEEs

For saxony from NewYorkA Whiting-Drewser &eoJ
Moo-C Buddseko 6coWaiers, Camden &uok1der Fabian
A Lun aco-Sone Waworth-Thonhil AIehennyJ lands
&eo-Fellowes &co-Swney, &co-Aah, Rane dco-J
Carroll &coR Yeatman &eoF CamerdenA
Kennedy FoserSak Day StsuferPrice, Frost &eo-J
NJ Ellis eoF dco-Lymsn &eoH Stone &eo-G
Givens-Fosdk &eo-Mler Harris WALDORF NJ MeAlpn &co
and order.
For ship Walter Jones' from PhiiieIphaS Jones &eoJ Ash
bridge &eE Hart dso-cJ Mseser SeoA IatIaaehsL Da
Voc &coII9rG PoStnsy aeoR Ri1hads-A Don
Eager &eoE BuIkeL saftevant teo-B NagsRoger Magure
Beu-P Massey BotafsW ArmztrongJ Burnade &eoand
order.
For ship Paci0c SewYork-A Grief &co Carter
surtryant Woodman-G W SizerB Shields
A WhitnR-C Buddecke deo-Brdge Bro Hurley
sAn1s-Tucker &eo--M Mllef-V
yd-, 4 @ wel-Wooi Low-Parmee & Bo-C
NAureCafk Mosby-Kennedy
] siawson-s Nelson &co-H NJ Barlow &co-D CARROLL
Myers-Brenan Bakewekider q Fabiau-J NJ
Jonss-Os lesfy Macaulay-J Lam
Thon-Y yredenburgh eoIiewi.t Nor5n 6co-Haa Rodd-
Scott searingkeunedy
BienSturges Adams CrRhaTa-Stone WawofhS Thumrs-H
Leland eo-J McGregor 6eo-Beeb &coF &co-Barei
dco-W W Crane-and order.
Baehanno, Carroll &cosddn Green dcoS Nelson 6coR Hol
Brander Williams &O-Henjerson PeaeA d Grief &coNye,
seccomb voohiesWaier Camden &coPekett Perkins &co-E
zeoFerson Fowler 6eo-Dfby Temoulet-Kennedy
Jarvis Woodman-J Groves sonPost Mel-and order
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PERNAMBuCo-Per brig Nannsi $3.50 tgH sugar Nicholson
RECEIPTS OF PRODIGY.
GSS sg u Sss.s SS 6s s Tn S;'9s
, G E pI; Nh s,S e y s aa %co
- was se4 Ta, F,F W.o scd 4 4, s
liquor arpa Gddssloo tg. better % eoIes candle.
e.. .G 30. s $s.. sIstS s
b gs. G 70 s se E nc sS bS s,.s
p bd y P9,e fs Tsiy 81 a. III S' s
Kider Fabasso do eaadle, sS Do .sies ~ ~ or
to or1er-Total tobacco rs hhdn
ST q 2 .e9a o s Ssy s s9'san Sc
oIe sys &C. rs ~ esp Goa
psTS Sa osen &eo4 II Ly9sa Scot, sss 9 barrels
M E al sss r. IT, lnrd Hewitt bsef
lad Elder 4oi5 DO wstky ~ ssddeese
hsy rice rro.l &soss bale. hay %
pis e a Iss 90 si. o Gayle ai
Murphy Crafts.
u5 y oe.s IL ~s.y
s s f ssp 9t 6 Ss HfS' * fsa
E sor s s y ges e k 's: ss'p & 1
NJ S9 70 S sr oy asS
~ a. T. 1 & by ss r. a hs t 9sc ST. oui IL
. hay LYMAN SGT ssG haa' S9se 81 s Il DO t e as
Voc g.,li, ~ y ard %. 4. p'ss s.
Nate9s No "a bale. sstGo Cen
Ts 3ac6u g o s1fsP ws sois w.Si
Jon s. f'9n sn SAM oIssi Eso ao e.
TssrnAl Mixes c %tss9 o;a
lIii sssSanon Gre, s w, Fsa,n 0.S, sss,
bhyy bIss mos, eaEsy Sd
SasoN q ,sss Si
rs{%s Wo we W r s. S Ss sS
do carroll i-4 knEsIlsy bl"r Aeo-i7 hiie' ETC.
WHITE RI ER-Psr steamer Farmer 20 bale, cotton Carte
CAVE . do ss:Sa SSd s ssa Isl ii s
Z fslowes 60 oaa 60 fo osfa e
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRsscENT,l
Saturday Morning, April 2 1853
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
fsg Ssasis = FiEEsS e
Bark Susan II Lind switssr, for Boston, II Bass
Brig Faio Alto Spencer thariestoa, cO'che Chapman
ARRIVED.
Ship Bennington Young Boston, dist
Ship Walter one honeywell, 10 days from Philadelphia. to
Brit ship Vail WishsTt, Cardiff Wales, 9th FeOry,
Bar, ssss@an s9a,s H 9 95, E dist
Baif santsa Knsmsn % days Bos.n
B B r" %de Day y y% on d %
sChr Edonsn johnson, from Charleston asier
Bark Prescott Spear so day. JauO
Steamboats,
N sSS NJ .s Sns' rS% S v = a
Caspian, Dunn from Carolina Bluffs,
Farmer, Brandenburg, from White river
Lewis Whitenan Andrews from Cincinnati
T'"a Fog: HGss '% 9i ds%P
o"0G o LIS Sp. wa 9i 6n S and hs VIM v down light
Towboat Hercules Pennega from the down aud to
9o UP ship. faeisc sasoay
TowbOat pesOo whnnn the down lghbrought
up ship Bennington and bark Madonna
MEMORANDA.
~ The sehr Oregon from Tampco with fruit and specie
to Fernandez, arrived W. Pass yesterday morning
EXPORTS
LvERPoo-Per ship Mongolia bales cotton 1000 bb -four
PLADELPAPer bark Allegheny; $50 bales cotton 1870 bag
corn puneheons liquor S2 brs tobacco 10 kgs mdse.
NANTZ-Per brig IIeratio 1895 bales cotton 1000 slaves
BosToN-Per bales cotton 600 bbs aou
double b hams AS do 1889 kegs
| s05 hides.
CHARLEsToN-P brig Pao Alto: las es bacon 100 bbs whisk,
IL do lard oil $50 bbs molasses Il hf do ties huns.
| IMPORTS.
RIO DE JANERO-Per bark Prescott 1900 bgs coffee Eyre
LvERPo0-Per ship Ashburton pkges mde Bradley Wiso
&coi3 Acct Megge &eol7 Nj hiler-la0 bOxe
Presy Bien-500 hxs tin Bridge
pkgs mdse MeGgor &eos do W Lchford &eol
Iaggsrty Seo9 Fogsr &eo-g 7 Baddeeko &cOl POI
eo-l Sckles &eo-lss0 SKIS sa
| ] DTuhan-sundr1es to order
BoRpEAuX-Per bark czgring 10 bills 10 half pipes 70 ~
brandy Thomas50 pipes Lmbe40 hhds 80 half
hhds do so hf do Sehneder2s hhds ~ hi do
do pipes brandy bbls do Vred
enhurgh hhds Yignaud2s hhdA
Dechamps22 Pn FalonI1 do hhds ~
CavAos0 half brandy Nof-f2 hhds wine
uakges hhds fereall(
cases do hhds do Pinet-sandries
BosToN-Per bark shunbou 500 tons ice Rice Hath
IIyERPooL-Pes ship Elvirswen pkgs mdss Col Andge-I
lls steel ark Saufe-lS2 pkgs pndss Violet
Moore &co60 bundles iron Smith Eimistenvs
ks mise Grahals easks mdse Hanne WELL Hill &So
ss!s bars s. kg mdss Orieis cabin
$50 stesrags passengers.
BARCEoNAPer ship Aures b. boles eOks rs pipes IS hi Il
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COMMERCIAL MARY.

RICHARDSON BROTHERS. CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET-A long prevalence of
adverse winds has kept out large hee ships from Southern Euopean
Notwithstanding short supplies markets haze rallied
unaccountab continued hang the trade The
Wheat the Of Gibraltar about due within
100000 quarters, excu
Eypan) Much importance has been, still attaceed
deficiency Wheat usually the Autumn and Winter
months the that deficiency; sub
whh OF opinion approximate the iy Spring
Of Wheat rarely good az TO quality and is amos
invariably deficient aereab produce considerable quantity
Gibraltar, which only moderate
weather, about three weeks FROST has become mild
will all probability be 10 state the seed
Spring llage The following is the estimate referred to-
The estimated quantity planted with Wheat in Eng
quarters per acre equs .q 100000
Owing Autumn and Winter, only twothris
be planted this has to be added onesixh
quantity the Spring, which,
posing favorable up harvest
Deficiency S,Sss332
Supposed deficiency onesixth planted SPRING compared
With the Auuni-so~n bushels per 1855
Total estimated deficiency. 3,I99e
morning the attendance, finding holders
offering the Of Friday small husuess
Flour the sluggish have OF late
sales effected the buyer had the his
Indian Corn slow for both White and Yellow Sas for American
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NEW YORK. March .CoTToN-Sieady, with
FLOUR-Saes Of bbls at 81 3k@a4 for
"a 81 for Genesee sales Of 1880 bb Southern "a s5 90 "
unsettled sales Of bushels Ohio White
private Corn firm with sales of IS 900 bushels Yellow
Of 1850 bbls Polk sl5@lb 81 for
sT6l4 for Prime, adier Beef firm, with sales
bbs kegs Lard &c
l05Se kegs. .GROCERES-Saas OF 1900 Rio
Sugar is fair demand with sales Of $50 hhds
Muscovado Moasses steady WHSkY-Sns Of $50
bbls Ohio 22I4c, and firm
Stocks, ETCSae the first Board of Portsmouth Dry Dock
So Harlem 63S Norwich 81 Reading
s7 Cumberland Coal 6lS Morris Canal 1903 New Greek ~
Board Of Cumberland Parker
29 Erie sS1s Harlem Ga Norwich 5il4 Reading 9O Sterling
Exchange lOsAe10g.
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nEPARTURE OF NINE. ADOLPHE.-The
original and justly celebrated Madame ADoLPH
the universally greatest sYPAIHsI in the wsd
who created through marvellous
past the present. well a predictions
England France and the
United Staesthat Vetara presented
costly Boaeh and Daniel Webster with Jeweled
Ring NewOreans will VISITORS for only
the Western Vranda Hotel Tehoupoulas and
lula prvate Julia th door Tehol
poaas whom she will inform all about the PAST PRESENT
and ufuR If they married or not and when or what lady or
hIsban will business Oi description.
impossible her appears she comes
respectable ard with nnumeable
Acknowledges extraordinary and skill that
sappoin probability nf deception imposition, many
others prnotce.
w from 81 IS, according how they wish to
20 o what time they occupy. nov27H
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lsTs- Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM supported the Office Of JUDGE OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS or the Court
Srzned 1t under the Constitution.
Mill AMERICA,
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FLATBOATS.

I'm FIrst DIstr1ct-
INDTASA-Psr bbs pork 10000 lbs do bbls
ard do flour I c TWeheil exco
NDANAPer Coolies hhds bacon $50 casks pork
do lard TO order.
INDANA-Pe Rhmoud boat: 26 bbs pork 56 do lard 925s
kgs do Helm 4 Chsm.
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JEis- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
c. a. EAiAERSoN the se VI JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court which mny be organized
10 GlTte
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sss- j. b. COTTON is candidate for JUDGE OF
rET srxIp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW OR
FANs which will slpefoede thu Third JudieA District
is st.s e., ~. p. ,ish nj arar,on fell I'd
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ness- WILLIAM p. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT coURr the Court that may be ogenized
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ES- For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
COURT MARTIN BLACIE a candidate for the Office Of JUDGE
OF THE SECOND DIST kICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, OF Of
Coaft "a naysa il. fel6 apis
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ls-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP as candidate the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
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Mss- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am a Can
ddats for Judge Of the Fourth District Court Of Newosen
mil NJ NJ. REYNOLDS.
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MH~FoR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We are authorised RAND candidate for
the JUDGEsHlP u the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New O.
jana u
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p. S. BmoN is a candidate for the
JUbGEsHlP OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS Court which might DO created to succeed it,
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,,,,p, oD,r.Nre cy.serrtc.rI
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

COTTON AND TOBACCo SfAIEaiENI.
corTos-bales TopAcco-hhls
Received sesteriay Ssoai41gqoa
i,48l,7si bo62a
it9s' y w scs5-Ios1if5 OOJ-Is,ss5
Stack ON hand moi cleared. s8,s4.
ToBACCo-Thre rather active inquiry the Tobacco
during week. the transactions of which have heard
nearly 1900 hbd large portion of which, however, were On
that could the particulars having been suppressed
the request buyers Saturday hhd TAKEN including
Sc, "a, IL at 6& and 10 at 1875 hhds a.
SO about 4< III Monday l2 hhds, Of which
s 6 ei Tuesday 1888 hhds including 20 at s.
so 6 Wednesday about 600 hhds including re-
of lO private Thursday 200 hhd comprising 10
at 81 Selections II "a r. at ~ and 50 A. at 6s
u B and Yesterday Of which iOo mostly Admitted, at 5 81 at
5l6; Az and IS hhds Stems new CROP at lA
h. any change moment and repeat our last
quotations.
s ss Inferior & a rls
sUGARThe stock Sugar has become much reduced, and al"
though the demand has been limited prices have been slightly I'M
proved during the past week The sales embrace about $500 hh
which taken yesterday the market closes dull at our
quotations:
Interior Common Prime and
iS to Fully Fair
Weeks receipts, 1921 hhds exports 1922 hhds
market for Moasses has continued TO dull
and dropping appearance prices have further declined 3 gallon
for Prime Of the week embrace about 5000 bb mostly
lsc gallon for Fsrentns lots and 1@sOe for Good to Prime
and Reoed with occasional lot Of Choice Reboed at ale gallon
Weeks receipts, $3.50 bbls-enporta, iisS bbs.
FLoURThere fair export demand for Flour during po
ton OF week. with the effect Of sdnng the market considerably
and since Monday realized rather better prices Tor ono
brands On Saturday Ohio dull 50 ssS IS bb but On Mon
day range improved IS s5fs IS and a. on the Levee ana o.
atboa have been mostly at 70 sos w
on Wednesday barge 1000 bos at 70 49, and
boat load of 1890 at "a y5 bb b fancy Ohio sod III
a. l2h@s4 ny superfne St. Louis has
81 2 at u S7@s5 ee The SAFE
up Thursday evening embraced about $4,000 bb but yese'u
the market heavy heard Of no transactions OF any
| Weeks receipts, s,s95 bbis-exports, 1905
CoRNrhe stock light and with fair demand IN
market has been The Thursday evening embrace
600 sacks s4S Inferior Green asi for Ordinary an
I9 lie for Good Pm with occasional small lot at 45e bushs
Yesterday 40 disposed including Green &c. 81
42c y bushel.
Weeks receipts, s2,s7l saeks-erporis, lOsis.
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ns- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are re-
osd y many friends Of Mr. W. A ROBERTS 70 announce nun
~ a 3. ~ 1"'s 'S' fele
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asy- JoHN CRIcKARD is a candidate for CLERR
nm ir4F sEcOSD DISTRICT COURT mhgs
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mSs- Editors OF the Crescent: Please an
nounce WILLIAM CAS- candidate for she oss OF cEsh
.pJ THE THIRD COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, mills
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zzsy- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.--HENRY ST.
n :. ,,.Jitata ~ ~ uboys named Office felt
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p. NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
apuy Clerk Probate and Of the present Second D
Ii Cont Is for th CLERksfP Of the said sEcoNp
DiTRiC CouRT wheyer Coart the may be changed
Di9'''N' mhl2
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E3-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We are AUTHORIZED To ROBERT NJ KEARSEf csnd
Orleans jangi n
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zesy- HENRY G. MILLER is a candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Of he Parish OF Orleans. mh?2
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nss- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
candidate Of the First District Court Of NeworIeans
the the parish Of Orleans. JOHN L. LARUE mh7
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n.ss- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES LABUzAN Candidate for CLERK OF The THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the % be changed TO-
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HsS- III. B. EGGLEsToN is a candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
n,hQ
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Eds- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
GEORGE W. cIfisTY candidate for The Office Of the JUDGE
THE Third DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS,
which may succeed tundsr the Constitution. fel5
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zsy- Messrs Editors Please announce me as
snlIote for CLERK OF THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
q esmuas W. MUUNEY. mhs
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nss- Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
he supported A. candidate JUDGEsHP OF THE FIFTH
DISTRICT COURT Court which sneesed under the
Fh sSs Of 1s ne" ''n'NA'O" n NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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B-FoRJ JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court,
We 70 stats that Judge GANoNGE candidate e
JUDGE OF THE TfiRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
the Court which be Substituted to it Under the Cesa
ielb te
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HOUSE-FURNISHING.
Druos.. Mediciaes, I,erft.n,eyy, etc.

~ The subscriber would respectfully cal the attention Of
Families his well assorted stock,
comprising article in his line Of hasn all which en-
rxsrnnatou, he FRESH AND GENUINE. During n
season SODA WATER AND MEAD very best quality ls~
establishment with all the popuar Mineral Walers
CONGRESS, BLUE LICK Bar Rooms supplied
with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
G0ULEY BITTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
apI and Apothesry Camp and Poyrss sts
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Nfy- ]. G. PorDExTER, Superintendent Of
the English Delivery 10 the % Posioee, candidate oI a
or THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. INNS te-
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Efs- Eds Crescent: Please announce THos.
H. LEWIS Opeousas Il candidate SUPREME JUDGE FOR
mills aWtss THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
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RS- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
RICHARD H. BARKER candidate the JUDGEsiiIP OF THE
DISTRICT COURT on NEW ORLEANS, Court which
nav succeed Lunde new Constitution. fei
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1rc- For DISTRICT ATToRSEY.-B. s. TAPPAN
I, a candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mhlste
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ne THOMAS O. Poole is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
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Rg- For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Ware orized TO SAMUEL G. RISK candidate r
CLERK THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF whatever Court e
be chs iele te
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1.s- For DIsrRIor ArToRNEY--We are

BS roh plsIhiCl n a, 49,, ..a. - cornssI
oe Al candidate the ohs Of DISTRICT AIohNEf o
situated either
On by any other which The Legislature call IT,
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a9e- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN.
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Ns- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COtRT-ye are authorised GUSTAvUS SCHMIDT
candidate for ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT VOx POfUli tes
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nzs~ FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
LIVINGSTON as candidate for the
sdcs Of JUDGE VI THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Or NEW
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1sy~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
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lsj- The steamer TEcUMsEH, Capt Pierce
will eavo for etc. THIS EVENING O'clock
McDOHELl, yR BELL, u POsdreH street
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Mss~ THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, is candidate for reelection