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Sues sc ave i ses M sFnerssed the
title Of . @faul'-anl,r." like the old
huuelback King we will maintain it
at some little cost Our sugg sst;ons
with regard to quarantine regulations
and a Hospital, were savagely snapped
up Asavagely delt with in the columns
of a conte mporary, and then went the
way ola thousand other valuable sug-
gestions, which have al gone down
to oblivion. Now we come to mo-
tice another act Of the Common Coun-
Gil, which seems to US to be ill-tirned
and out ofseason cutting the weeds
down. We are willing to gran: the
oft quoted Scripitrral passage abcnt
the ''tares." It is necessary to weed
out theparterre and the ilower-gar-
den; but whether it is expedient in
the month Of August to cut down the
spontaneous growth Of coffee, jin-seng,
and other weeds, we think very ques-
| tionable.
All Psychologists know the impor-
tant relationship existing between the
animal and Vegetable Kingdom; it is
| known that the smallest blade Of grass
as well as the largest trees---all have
organs ofrespiraiion that beara very
singular analogy to the same organs in
the animal economy Since the trees
breath ard appropriate from the at
lnospiiere, certain ga,ses for their own
use the question is what are the
gasses used by them? Why the very
refuse and hurtful principles OF which
he atmosphere is composed IS taken
mp by them.
This is not speculation, it is fact
If there be am f.lc, (Which we deny J
Since such is the case. hen, why in
he face Of present and past experience
cut down tue vegetation at this the very
worst season Of the year, when the
boiling sun goes, at once to work with
his decomposlng ag' nts, to manu-
tacture the most posionous gases out
IF them =? We * this question, and
hall be very hapPy that some of the
opposite faction will 90 10 work in
good grammatical Logic, to answer
it, in such manner as will be under
TODD by this intelligent community.
The experience Of the Oldest and
most intelligent citizens Of this parish,
,ells U hat a greater mortality from
levers, was never known here, than in
1927 and g when the weeds were cut
iown aud the streets ploughed up.
Every new clearing in the woods
Is an argument in favor Of letting the
vegetation stand, ami 50 we assert
without any fear o. contradiction, tia:
;liting weeds and trimming out vegeta
ton at this season produces counter
Eject to that desired.
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Ireneas.' one Of the editors Of the
New York Observer now abroad, in
late letter to that paper, in speaking
Of that class Of England's nobility who
headless Of tie suffering humanity in
their own land. pour out an untold
amount of sympathy for the enslaved
of America, says that they no doubt
would follow the Scripture INDUCTION
by taking the beam out Of their own
eye, provided they could sell the TIM
her.
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rMr. Bodisco, the Russian Min
lister, has, it seems, in consequence of
displeasure at some comments Of the
Union newspaper upon the Govern.
men. Of Russia. ordered his subscrip.
ton to the Union to be discontinued.
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II - = - s, ~ n"
evening 4 laeg 'oa:e'sa I ''es
and gentlemen assembled q he Cot
lege to witness the entertainment.
which usually closes the school, for
vacation. Ample arrangements had
been made to accommodate about
two hundred persons, and there wer
fully that many present. The ladle $
were there, and their smiles OF appro-
baton at the performances, were fully
meritcl. We were, we must confess
taken aback by the mnsic-which
struck up as soon as the audience be-
came seated. We had no idea that
such degree Of perfection could be
arrived at, in 80 short period oftime.
The young gentlemen have only had
their instruments a few weeks, and
now, with the aid Of Messrs. Walters
and Jolly they perform in manner
that would do credit to professors.
The entertainment opened with dia-
lorues. which were carried ON, as well
in the dead as the living languages
After this came the play the stand
ard old drama of "Tell," so replete
with soul stirring passages and genuine
patriotism. The two principal char
aciers, in the play, were sustained IN
very creditable manner. TELL per-
sonated by Master Adolph Huguet
was given in bold fearless manner
and with that ease and dignity Of man
| ner. which is the life and spirit OF the
drama. Master c. d. Fayrot as "Ges-
ler'' was mastery piece of acting. =
BE possesses rare talent for the stage
upon which he would soon raise to
eminence after short application. =
There is only one difficulty for him
to overcome--a slight difficulty IN th+
information of his voice, which ne could
with attention master.
We do not flatter Master f., when
we say that we have seen the charac-
ter of Gesler performed time and again
these last twenty-five years, and have
frequently seen a much worse person
alton fit, by the professionals" II
the stage were a more profitable cal
ling. we would advise Master F., to
turn his attention that wav.
Our bright-eyed little friend Master
Eugene Fowler, performed his part Of
Albert. in very praissworthv man
ner. Tie future for Master Fowler is
4
bright, with ennobling prospect. We
have not the names of the minor char
acters in the play Master Dumartre
vcrret, Grenaux. and others, all ac-
Quilted themselves very creditablv.---
The attention with which the audience
listened to the performance, is th hoe'
evidence that it was fully appreriTt''d
We regret to learn this morning in
this connection, that the Institution is
about to loose the valuable services OF
| Mr.. Mcclure, who will leave in a few
days, for England.
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INoursr.-.An inquest was held
yesterday IN Cambridge, on the buck
ct that hung in the we'll" Upon
looking into it,, the case seemed clear
enough, and "a verdict was rendered
in accordance with the facts. Dos
tom Post.
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ia Philadelphia correspondent
Of the Baltimore Patriot says: ut is
computed. by good judges here, that
there will be erected in this city and
country, this season, nearly 5000
buildings"
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Nem Aopert1sem
Notice.

M Notice.
THE power Of .scrney executed nv MI
Il to JoHs A. DnrGHERTY and J'Hr
A. He Marion. on the 10Th dav of Deem
her last, a. D., 1852, in tine city Of Bafo,
Rouge, is this day revoked and annuied
They are from this date no longer m,
agents and attorneys LOUISE. NOLAN
Baton Ronge. La, August II 1853.
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il]icN

J IN Wednesday, the 18th inst, JESSE
BUTNER. rative Of Kentucky.
The public are respectfully invited TO at
tend his funeral at 8 o'clock this morning
from the residence OF G. w. Christine.
rI.ouisville PAPERS copy.
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MArSE.-The State Temperance
Convention, disregarding all political
atiinitiss, resolved 10 make the support
Of the ''Maine Liquor Law" the great
question at the next State election
Two Of the candidates for Governor
have put themselves upon the Ten
perance platform, in support Of the
law. The third candidate has thus
far successfully lodged the question.
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The Vicksburg Despatch says that on
Sunday week the Pennsylvania railroad
when near Greenburg attained the ex-
traordinary speed Of eighty miles per
hour. A perfectly straight stretch Of
ten miles was run in seven and a halt
minutes.
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Notice.

TEE member. Of the Baton Rouge fe
i mae Orphan Association are hereh
notified TIE. the snrusl meeting for n
election Of officers for the sntping vearw'
be held at fhe ASYLUM the first Toesda
in SeptembeY at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
1, M. PHILLIPS. sreTY' .
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M drrien.

AT Hucston, Texss m TIE 81 inst. by
TIE Pew. Mr.. Gillette Professor G. w.
SEARS. &C the TTr;versisv Of Lcrisiana 70
Miss ALtrE GREY. Youngest dansl'er Of
VIM. r. Grey, Eeq., deceased, Of late Fred
ricksburg Va 5
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1--WE are pleased to notice the
return Of Maj. A. N. Dunn and FAINT fam.
" and James NJ. Ehm Esqr. and
family. They, came down on the
8. B. Frank Lyon yesterday.
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nrThe New York Day Book.
which, during the last election. was
daily in the habit Of abusing Gen.
Scott, speaks as follows Of the present
administration: If Pierce had spent
all the time between his election and
Inauguration in contriving how he
could mostly outrage the pubic sen'i-
ment Of the country which elected
him'to the elevated offic. he now fiji,
be could not have succeeded more
completely than he has. He has ta-
ken to bis bosom as bis chosen CONN.,
cellors. the very men whom the public
sentiment was most strongly express
sed. +"
A rcent meeting Of the alissisip-
plans in San Francisco, 1t was resolved
to present to the Hon. Jefferson Davis
a sword of California manufacture,
with scsin is hilt to be selected
from, the gold bearing mountains Of
California, "as he riskcd his life to
obtain them for the United States Of
America
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Mr.. E1itor.--Ynu viii please announce
JOHN McNARY RoBtNsON. as csndi-
date for the Office If Coroner Of this Parish
a YOUNG AMERICA.
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NO. We are authorized TO announce r..
". PIERCE as candidate for Assessor Of
this Parish.
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r. We arc Authorized 10 announce
SAML. SKOLFIELD, the present incrm
bent, as q candidate for reelection to Tn
office of Parish Recorder.
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I'VE are authorized to announce X.
sIBLEY STUART as a candidate for the
Office OF A Assessor OF this Parish.
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r. We are authorised to announce
MANUEL MORENO the present incuro-
bent, as candidate 70 re-eleriion. 70 the
efEre of Clerk Of the Sixth Judicial District
Court.
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TDrTop roNEr announce II. V
BABIN, Esq. the present incumbent as
candidate for recollection 70 the office Of
suwRIrr. rlection to be held on the first
Monday in November.
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English papers contain accounts
Of a piece Of petty vandalism suspect
ed to have been pefpcfrated either by
an Tx Governor, Tx Senator, etc, Of
Louisiana, or some one in his compa-
ny. The act referred TO. occurred at
Straiford-upon-Avon, in the house
where Shakespeare courted Ann Hatha-
way, and consisted in cutting from the
family Bible the Ay-leaf on Nhich was
written some Of the family records.
Tie knowledge Of the disgracefui act
had caused great indignation in the
neighborbood, and measures had been
taken to ferret out to certainty the
offender. The only evidence, 20 far,
tracing the act to the party Of the dis
tipguished personages alluded to u the
fact that they Visited the room but a
few moments beivre The leaf was miss
cd, and one of them was observed near
the Bible. As soon as the sacrilege
was discovered, the proprictors Of the
cottage made inquiries as to who
were heir visitors, when they learned
their names and residences.
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CAN DID A T S.

ny- We are erhnrised to announce
CHAs. r. GRENEA11X. as scandidate
for the Office Of State Treasurer.
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Tnr LATE CoLlEorons At San
FaAKogsce. Mr.. john A. Collier
Of lsindiamp on. in this Stn.e brother
to the late collector at San Francisco
aud one his sureties. has come out IN
a card, DENYING the newspaper state.
mcnts that the late Collector is u de-
faulter, and that the Government hsd
ordered his arrest. He rays Of the
FIRST statement. that, if it be rue. mel.
ther be nor his brothcr have yet
heard Of it /; and Of the latter. thu.
not one cept is justly due to Govern
ment BY the late Collector, and that,
10 far from defrauding the United
Statcs, his brother stands d more like.
" chance Of being defranded himself
He. and his suretics, are anxious to
walk up and settle. and are only ava
ting a favorable opportunity TO pay
their respects to the present Admin
iytratioh for that purpose. George
Law is the surety on the Collector 1
bond. G. -
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4 MASONIC Nor,oE--Tho bretheren
Of 8. James Lodge will m,as at tho
I,olse room this morning lin Regalia)
a. half past s O'Clock. BY Order Of
VIM pro ten.
August 18. WIN. HUNS Sect.
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SHEyEPORT AND TEXAS

RARoADBoots r The .ssscrgtSG SICK Z 4, sSsys
Camp Street having taken $4,000 sod The Paah
Of having VOTED Of to MS and
ths 1t believed that
capital viii speedily subscsd The merehAns
capsta New Orlenns invited 70
worthy their for the purpose o. exendi
with North louisiana AID a. sAis and
nerating investment.
SHEPHERD BROWN. Esq, Commissioners for ubserip
tons. laps fml " d. COLENbN. 'nrsdsnf
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COM MERCIAL SUI N AIRY.


ST. LOUIS, April % P. M: .ToBACoo-sales to-day
hhds hid poor So co. hhds Inferior Lugs at 81 10
81 % hhds Factory and Planters Lugs from 81 90
to 81 65 and hhds Common Leaf at 50 To- 50 % and
S. S. HEMP-Sales to-day $50 bales, including ID at
$780, $50 $685. 3S at $685. 50 at $780, aad 80 at sos q
ton -. FLOUR-Between 800 and 400 bbs Superfne and
Fancy sold in lots from So 10 to $751;. CORN-1s
less active Sales to-day 500 bags Yellow and Common
White at 38 to IS c-part delivered on board OATS
Sitter freight New Orleans slightly depressed the mar
ke Sales 2i5 bags at 32c in bulk 1856 bags at "a to
in good bags-34c the current rate LARD-Sale 80
bbs Inferior No. at &c. and 400 bbs In two lots,
private is freely offered for No in tierces and
bbls WHISKY-Steady Sales $50 bbs ut &c.,.
POTATOES-Sales Of rs bags common at zoe. including
he bags
CINCINNATI, April S....FL0UR-Steady at So 90
with extremely light receipts. .WHIsKY-Sellng al
1880 q gallon .PROvIsIONs-Firm, and Lard active
sales of prime barreled at 9c, and kegs at l0c
Groceries moderate business doing but prices are
steady.
NEW YORK, April 2s.... .FLOUR-State - SO t.
81 81; Ohio 81 IS to 81 +; Southern So the marke
buoyant .WHEAT-Sales $500 bushels Genesee Whea
at ST &C. and firm C0RN-sales 10000 bushels yellow
at 66c White 64l4t Market closes frmer. Prisol
Whisky 23c -. Lard firm.
NEW YORK, April 7..,. .FLOUR-Sales $500 Dbl
State at 81 so to 81; Ohio 81 IS to 4 s7-buoyant
Southern 20 to So; ::WuEAT-Unchanged; sales 9
| $4,000 bushels. -. .0oRN-Yelow 65le.: WHISKY
| Prison selling at 23h ,PROVIsIoNs-Pork firm
| Beef buoysnt; Lard firm and scarce.
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LIvERPOoL-Per ship Esssr 1894 bales cotton.
LvERPOOPer ship Pesaqus 1855 bales cotton 1000 barrels
bills pork s tons bacon 1850
Castle 50 casks 800 aret 10000
slaves, etc.
vERPooI-Psr p West Point 94Is bales cotton 1914 sacks
do wheat 2iO0 slaves.
ship yGowsr 1854 bales cotton IS bids bark
1si bids tobacco 1900 slaves.
LvERPoOL-Pr Hyperion 9s bales cotton 1895 bbls f'uI
900 do oil 81 do lard "a eks oil cake 74a0 staves.
bark Tonqun $50 bales cotton e725 sacks
1853 ties lard 9s6 bble do 1000 staves.
CORPUS CRsTPer chr Maj Barbour 1000 axis cats 100 Dc
bbls whisky, etc.
LvsRPcoI-Per .hp Rhsa sylvia bales cotton 1858 b
nour5 5000 sacks
HAvANA-Brg Adams Gray; Nantes, not to bese
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CONSTABLES SAIL

srsosD gEARD NAV y, MRS sa IasR
GRANDNOT, her husband. NO. 1850.
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tT- Preston, bound with full portion Of
Swan sunk Red River two miles
shos The boat will be totsl os but portion
Of the cargo damaged condition The Pser Miller
was wreeking her.
~ Shreveport aground the mouth Of the Ka
naehi the Ruby Ranger still above the raft
tg left st. Louis the 18th ult In port
for New Orleans, steamers Bulletin and 81 Louis.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

TS- The superior and swift running. splen-
did passenger packet CIEONA Capt M.itn will leave M
mys SMITH FIMIsTER 81 Poydras street.
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II AFAYETTE AND PONTCHARTRAIS RAILROAD
CoMPANYNrv OuLzAxs, (Fourh Dhtriet April a. 1853.
sutsbs The sesh q this Company are hereby nonsa Ma. an
Company No. jackson street, hs
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1859. By order o. he B9; ,sdo
mil I'd W. t. oiLLmohk, oeersary
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Stock on hand not cleared .. go 243 IS $40
T0BACC0-The sales yesterday were nearly 500 hhds
at full prices as follows 139 at 31o LOG at 614 1877
A. and r. at 51Se; 254, mostly A, at 1915 So at =
and 60 hhds Select Mason County at 7i46s4 ID.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-sugar steady with
sales of 400 hhds at 3s04t for good Common to fully
Fair Molasses dull and 800 to $50 bbs changed hands
at 1920 and 21e for Reboiled.
FLoUR-The scarcity of Superfne has occasioned
further advance and noticed sales of 100 St. Louis
the Levee at 81 37 and 400 to 500 bbs, in lots from
store, at 81 371a0s4 SO p Dbl.
disposed Of including 900 mixed at 4S049 $50 at - and
1900 White at 50 also II 900 sacks in store and subject
to inspection at 500 u bushel... OF Oats noticed
nearly 100 sacks, principally Ohio, sold at 34937s q
bushel.
| HAY-6l4 bales Western sold at SIG
PROFESSIONALISM quite dull, the reported sales
being chiefly in small lots at SIS 750S15 s1, and occa
sonaly $l6 Dbl for Mess. We heard Of nothing done
in Lard, and only small transactions in Bacon al
7s<e for prime Sides So Of Bulk Meat 10000 TBS (prnc
paly sides) sold at 4ss for Shoulders AMI 6e fol
| Hams and Sides
CoFFEE-Fair inquiry and 1900 bags were sold, in
GLIDING 800 at ss 1900 o. and $50 St. Jago at 9e b
| WHISKY-Retail sales were making at 19t for Recti
fed and 2o1s@2oate for Raw.
FREIGHTs-The only engagement we heard of was
British ship for Liverpool at ga for Cotton,
| EXCHANGES-Demand only moderate:
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ne FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
LIVINGSTON candid for
Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS, teis 70
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Yacht Lawes from Braos 81 Jsgo to Harris Morgan
1stdistict 80. 4
Ship Maid Of Orleans Eenn from Liverpool 18Th March, Cohen
ID district
Brothers, Barter 18Th March, ballast 70 -ssr
ID district
Ship Rio Gnnde Percy dyy from Matausas in ballast 70 masf
district
Ship asb Duey 10 days New York. TO Woodruff Aeo-
1st dist'ct -y..a.. .v.. -,
Ship Meteor Bsa "a days masier-st dist
Schr John, Perkins, days from APaahieola IN ballast 70 master
lat district
sehr Star Payfsr deys from Arsuszs massr-PoBt
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MH-FOR JUpGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We are authorised 10 RAND candidate io
leans " ~ jans4 u
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POET OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE ov THE DAILY CREsc1rr, |
"Wednesday Morning, May 4, lss3.
NTHAuun VuaTWRDAY
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Mg- j. B. CoTToN is candidate for JUDGE OF
TIE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW OR
t.onrt h, ths Paysb At Isuer.on
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Tuesday Evening, May Q, 1858.
The stock Of Cattle ample with moderate supply Of
other stock The market for Hogs Sheep and fine Cattle
Is firmer in favor Of holders
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Fine to G. West'n)...7 @71l$ V ID net
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTABLE'S SALF

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
FIRST JusrIcE's CouErlt ]. T. OSBoR NJ MoULTER.
PARISH o ORLEANS. II No. 1850.
DY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
the Hon. L. u aienn First Justice Of the Pence
for the Orleans will public SALE SATURDAY,
May 1855 at y o'clock at az Thoupoalas
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
tfr Seized in the above suit. Terms caih: - ,
ap20 JOHN j. HOPPE, Confable
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0tesmbosts.
Cipsey, IRE, from Baton kHuge
Grand Tower, Yore, from 81 Louis.
Louisa, Greer, from 81 Louis.
Opelousss, Neal, from Bayou Crosse Tete.
Sarah Gordon Davis, from Opelousas
Emperor, Landry, from Bayou saSs.
Z d White, Trinidad, from Wi.ismsport.
John Sirsier. L0sey, from Jefferson.
Caddo No 2, Graham, from Shreveport.
Toybce Panther LePace from the Passeswsd down nd to
asth u ship Amelia, bark Depho schs Broadhed and
Rogen-bo chip, Meteor Rio Grande. and sehr Star
Towbos Lousve Palmer from Phszesowed down and Q
astb u banks Euclid and Lsavu, sehn Time, Mathew
and 1iwn Dorey--bro't up ship Quebec 30.
Hercules Psnnega from the Pssseowed down aud 70
sbps Cnrnaic bark Presco brig Jno viii
sehr Bonbrot up ship Maid Of Orleans aud bark
Brothers.
10y Tsiegraph.]
Below-Coming Up.
She Oregon Godng Tampo has crossed the bar at the
W Pass, bound up.
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MS-FOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We are authorized TO announce M KEARNEY oand
JUDGEsHIP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New
OreAns. janis VI
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pear the brat day Of ever month.
IN Price, i2lS u 50 Postage, cent in
| AMI sold BY Booksellers generally. &c MORGAN,
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@-P s. BRON is candidate for the
JUbGEsHIP OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS other Court which might be created to succeed IT,
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MA- HENRY c. MILLER is q candidate for
DIsTRIcr ATTORNEY Of the Parish Of orleaus mh99
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@~We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP FIFTH DISTRICT COURT