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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-13
Whig County Convention Of
Placer County.
AUBURN, August 6, l,


Committee of Placer county, the conven-
ton this day assembled at Mechanics
Hall, in this place, at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
On motion of A. s. Grant, the conven-
ton was called to order, by electing DR..
J. l.. Finley, Chairman, and appointing
J. r. Crandall and J. Sims, Secretaries.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed secretaries.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed committee on creden-
tials, with instructions also, to report the
order Of business: Messrs. Todd, Wood
in, Ogden, O'Flyng and Brown.
The Convention then took recess of
fifteen minutes, after which the committee
on Credentials and Order of Business,
made the following report: eve, the
committee, appointed by the convention,
have examined the credentials of dele
gates from the different precincts and find
them satisfactory, and recommend that the
delegates take their seats in the conven-
ton.
A majority OF all the votes cast shall
be necessary to choice of candidates.
l.. NJ. TODD, Chm.
On motion, the report was received and
and adopted.
l.. M. Todd presented the name of
WIN. RUFUS LoNGLEY, as suitable cam
didate for State Senator.
On motion of A. S. Grant, the rules
were suspended and VIM. R. Langley,
received by acclamation the unanimous
nomination.
The convention then proceeded to bal
lot for four members of the Assembly, to
be nominated.
Whereupon Messrs. James Trask, Jas.
Evans, Samuel Crary and VIM. Wilson,
having each received majority of the
whole number of votes were declared
duly nominated.
The convention then proceeded to nom
mate the remaining officers, which result
ing in the nomination of Daniel Dewey,
for the Office of County Assessor, VIM.
A. Ellison for County Surveyor, and DR..
Jas. L. Finley Public Administrator.
Owing to the absence of VIM. Waldo
Esq, the convention was not favored
with an address from him, but many of
his friends volunteered on this occasion
and the claims Of WIN. WALDO urged
in SO clear, calm, dispassionate and sensi-
bic a manner that his support will not be
confined to the whig party.
The convention were highly favored by
s. E. Roussin, Esq. This gentleman
had the good fortune of making the ac-
quaintance of VIM. Waldo at a time and
under circumstances that tries mems souls.
He remarked, that if there is a period
in his life that may not be forgotten, it is
the time when with his companions in 40
upon the plains, he was unable to proceed
further on account of the loss of teams,
the approach of William Waldo was an
nounced. He made his appeal to him
1t ,cas enough! Mr. Waldo learning the
necessities of Mr.. Roussin, said: "There
are my cattle, 60 help yourself" And in
this instance, at least, he done it without
a hope of fee or reward. Mr.. r., cited
other Instances within his knowledge of
like disnterested benevolence.
Mr.. Roussin needs only to be known to
be believed. His remarks had a good
effect
On motion, the convention adjourned.
J. l.. FINLEY, Chairman.
J: ). s,as, s.; c'A''4''' }sseretor'e'.
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HObe & We5he.

NTHOLESALE and retail dealers in
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Meerchaum
and Clay Pipes, &c.. No. 161 Kearney
street, San Francisco.
All orders from the country promptly
and faithfully attended to. sll-tt
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II Hacker, Wholesale and Retail Con
lIs fectoner, No. $50 Clay Street between
Kearney and Montgomery Streets. San Fran
cisco va Orders from the country respect
fully solicited and promptly attended TO- 6m
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WIN. SHEW, D. G U E R r E 0 =
w T PI S Il and dealer in Daguer-

NV M: oI1EV ~ u = {. II II u =
w TYPIS Il and dealer in Daguer-
reotype materials, 1856 Montgomery street
San Francisco. Mr.. Shew is at all times
prepared to take likenesses in the most
approved style. He has also constantly
on hand good assortment of plate, cases,
chemicals, apparatus, and good lockets
for sale. Operators about the country
will find it for their interest to extend to
him share of their patronage.
san francisco, april 9-n3O If
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A t Tucker,s--WATCHES AND JEW

"A ELRY.-Another magnificent Invoice of
Watches and Jewelry, just received by the
Golden Gate, and will be sold at prices which
will satisfy the purchaser. J w. TUCKER.
ns9 3m Montgomery st., San Francisco
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Tust received and for sale by

- j. w. TUCKER, one of the largest and
finest assortment Of Watches ever offered for
sale, and at fair value. No. 125 Montgom-
cry street, San Francisco. je III n39 3m
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Derfumery, PerfsaHmery---A large
l. and most extensive assortment of perfu-
merry, just received and for sale by
R. H MCDONALD.
n20ly No 139 J street Sacramento
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"You have met with great loss neigh
bor Williams" said the deacon, condol-
ingly, to Mr.. w., the day after the latter
hati buried his wife.
eyes, a terrible loss," replied the
mourning husband; "she's more'n earned
her livin', and | never had to lick her a
half dozen times in my life"
Williams was a man of delicate sensi-
bilities.
AN AMERICAN LApy's WIT.-We heard
a good anecdote the other day of Mrs
Patterson, of Baltimore, the American
lady connected with the Boneparte family
by marriage.
Being in Italy, at an evening party, it
fell to her lot to be handed in to the sup
Der table by a young English nobleman,
who, unlike most of the patricians of
England, had good deal of the puppy
in his composition. Thinking to quiz the
old lady, he said:-
2 "You are acquainted with the Amer-
cans, | believe!''
"Very WELL"
GA monstrously vulgar people, arn't
they?"
dyes; but what could you expect when
YOU consider that they descended from
the English. Had their progentors, now
been Italians or Spaniards, we might look
for some good-breeding among them"
The nobleman did not venture to tread
on Mrs. Patterson's toes again that even
ing.
re- l. ok,-r.
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eAiS OOh9iuCue, lHuu duo ]1hCliOh'
COOKE, KENNY g. CO.,
sTATIONERs' HALL,
yMontg tg0meyy street, corner of Merehant,,
San Fran cisco.
We invite the attention of the mercantile
community and the public generally. to our
large and varied stock of Blank Books. Sta
tionery, Miscellaneous and School Books
Receiving monthly shipments from the eastern
cities, We will be enabled to offer to the trade
Mt all times complete assortment of articles
in our line at the lowest prices.
All our goods are purchased by one of the
firm residing in the Atlantic States, from the
best sources, and every advantage will be
given our customers consistent with the inter
est of buyer and seller Statoners, Fancy
Pedlers and cheap Publication dealers will
find heavy stock of the best and medium.
quality of goods for them to select from.
COOK, KENNY T. CO.,
have established in connection with their
Stationery business, a
BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK.
MANUFACTORY,
complete in all it's details. We are therefore
prepared to manufacture for the trade at the
shortest notice every description Of Blank
Books, Checks Drafts Exchange, Receipt and
Pass Books, also Records, Ledgers Journals.
Day, Sales and Invoice Books of any deslreQi
size and pattern. Having engaged the b'st
book finishers in the country. we are prepar-~
ed to furnish Books which, in point of style
and finish, will compare with those manufac'
tured in the Atlantic States.
We have established in connection with the
above, a complete Lithographic, Steel ana
Copper Plate Engraving and Printing estab-
lishments. Every description of Engraving
and Printing done, which we propose TO 40 az
as moderate rates as can be Afforded
COOKE, KENNY & Cp,
jy 9-3m Stationers Hall, San Francisco.
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Military, Regalia, Flag, and
Trimming Emporium.

\ n 1:S$:; $:$::;:s::: $:;';:;: :s::: e.: -
and other orders, supplied with all kinds
of Regalia, together with all necessary
furniture used in Lodge Rooms. Also,
Jewels, Swords, the Free Mason's Mon
itor, Stewards Manuel, Masonic Pocket
Manuel, Odd Fellows Text Book, and di-
gest of the Laws Of the |. o. Of 0. F.
Military and Fire companies furnished
with equipments and trimmings of every
description.
Banners, flags, ensigns, Badges and all
kinds of embroidery done on the most re-
asonable terms.
constantly on hand an assortment of
ladies dress trimmings, &C., SC.
d. NoRCRoss,
No. 149 Sacramento Street, above
Montgomery, San Francisco.
~ All orders promptly attended to.
ADDRESS box 80, Post Office. o22m
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Dobbs, says, the best female physi-
sian' is a husband. Nine times out OF ten
marriage will do girl more good than
any other medicine in the world.
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Leland i'm the Field Again!!!

Leland i'm the Field Again!!
TUST opened, Leland s. Co.'S. new
- Post Office Arcade and Pioneer News
paper Depot, where may always be haa
all the latest Magazines, Cheap PublIcaI,
tions and Newspapers from Europe anu
the Atlantic States. All orders tor any
thing in the above line, or for statlonery'
&c. will be thankfully received and pune
ually attended to with dispatch, as cheaR
as the cheapest.
GEO. H. LELAND & CO., Proprletof'i
New Post Office Arcade, near Genera
Delivery, San Francisco.
Jan, 20, 9,'53-n20 I'm,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, MAGA-
ZINES AND CHEAP PUB
THONG

EMBRACING all the principal works
IL Romance, History, Poetry, Travels, etc..
by the most eminent and popular authors Of
the Continent, England and America.
COOKE, KENNY s. CO.,
sTATIONERs' HALL,
Montgomery street, corner Of Mefehonf"
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention OF the public called to the superior facilities Of
this office for the execution Of EVERY VARIETY of
@ooa, Dob, ano :Ganep Iettsr. apress printing
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
To he smallest and most delicate Card and Circular,
In style of unsurpassed beauty and elegance and prices
moderate any Office in the city.
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
of the complete and extensive in the South Large
additions of the
Latest styIes OF Types, borders and Ornaments,
Have recently been made and the latest improvements int,
business will continue to be introduced fast as
they make their sppearancein the Northern
and Western Type FOundries.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, oolored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and Dispatch in the latest and
brilliant STYLE
~ Particular attention will be given the Printing Of STEAM
BOAT BILLS and CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS and POSTERS;
for which been given in the selection Of
materials Having Press Of immense dimensonf enabled to
issue larger sheet for Poster than be procured ssewhss
~ Particular attention will also be bestowed upon LAWYERS
BRIEFS proOhse Of which will be furnished the shortest notice
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do MCOuoche Donns-s Turner Wilson &eo1 soery campb
seIs VIC; sS:9ii. y
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ssrs.., q xa, Boz ITO q NsIIn ae.I q
Ds ns s Ps ID es q DO so s:sss sS
BAYOU NAOMI NJ Rslf 100 cotton N.ls
Wright William. Thornhi MeIihsnny, wrish,
sway Green eo1,on ' srS
srsii.sa seo9roa ais sslss l'ne'' 's-s DO
q eas sT g ~ %. g si isss Es.:G
wg9s Is wEshi william. cassy I.nssoa 4esls
Cater SIS c,s;sl.a4, cd do WI
- ss%s Po~si"fci.i sas bales. ' 'A'''' SEQ
steamer America, siA bales cotton wism.
as hsa .eso as % al
Aaa.eo &ess Dc an. Ellis do pavi. 4rea do sesy
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s1sge' IVA ss'i 1aa.s
Brand Adam. pcs DO Prsstey Bisniis
& .as Es eo 81 sf ..s s'i
hha H. .osss9 ss.k ~ lard YsA,nsa
5 h 1ayia' s sa l F Is: Ia. BOXES
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capbsl-4s DO Ysatman Aeo4 ~ Turner. Wilson docs FsL
Bradley S: ss sss al Is SS
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sss ssisy so1i' b a fas1s mill g.
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F.sa n @as s. 4 Fsnss
Watt Dsssals.-. camnses. squIss Westi Cooper
cSsy saisI.cn seoTcta ~ ssss e' N''-i ward '0'a''
- Bess o so &. 81 coll sT,
1s Pr ssgsn Ell y cola rfP ss sack. corn
s Ps ss. ssss sss
MsEs s: is; DC
S1 Is sGi s o1ss
aa. ssta il: oa d. s9.,s
'sp wia@ phiP &so ts. gg wrigAs
Pso9dc below; saIt aa1s s ri
| dries order.
potatoes 500 % bran is %
81 hd % n aads az I t . bacon LAI Scott
. *. @ a9 s.w cs s
Dc FSis:i aoso hid: asoss
MA.sss.aGo Dc hourI Eager acoso DO
$ q Water. Camden ri.
books ss
Pps Ssl SS fsyss
Nelson c s
Y MsE5oy Brss9rao F,nn Don Sso1l9 fsgr% Hatch
gs@nny; ss-s,, wHss' Ssi k.wlp:
robes bales Pess DO hides Y saes siddA Green
20 Si % os Ias' s Is hides Ann-ro 'o
BARATARIA-Psr steamer sv.e. II hhds sugar order
%tsh Williams i s4 ace tHy &c
Fs!owes &eoas Brander Williams Byrae &o-is do
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent,
Monday Morning, May 2 1858
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Texas, Iawes for Vera Cruz Harris Morgan
Brit ffedsl MSGy liverpool Mgs 6So aGelS s
sS S,iasS Cha;
S sar s s , Barrett e. for NsS York. Cohen
ss aaR:
sehr W m Mason, Staples for Aspinwall. MeNab
ARRIVED
Fashion, Baker, from Tampa 9Th ul via Pensacola
Ship Atlantic Hayden 70 days from Boston, to mase-sd dist
Ship Niagara Lyerno Is days from New York. to Woodruff
Brit ship Albion Scott from Liverpool via APaachcOla ballast
Splendid Savage days Portsmouth, H. master-ls
Brig Rainbow Bunker day. Atan,s to Cha. Bsleher soOsd
Ship Eerda MeAIanus from Boston 7,h April to ase-lst d
Norwegian brig Kg Miller 9Th March, to p,aseP
Steamboats,.
America, johnson, from Nashville
swamp ss So arg M 4 H rom as SindeH
Gsndy Burke, Bentley, from Louisville.
Weinmpks, Odds, Montgomery.
si@sSa. si Rssss .i from s. Louis.
Gleena Newton. from Jefs,son.
f s. Ss..y .f %ass. from sal,as
Mary Bees, Kmbai from atcntoehes.
X:
rs 81 ::. si. iaa
To~eoa, Phea1 d,ewsl, The SET.
@ . f:s s:ss a .s sS.. sGS Sss Up
IT, S S sii
o. u long 20, shp Bel Rock; whihsd
rePo.d Same day. hP showing white signal with tho
letter Tiaia f's
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~ For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
CoURT-MARTIN BLACfE IL candidate
OF THE sEcoSR DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, or Of
the Court that t1sneoee4 ApAt
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ls1- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
c. 81 EMERSON candidate for the scs Of JUDGE OF Tt
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, the Court which DO organized
lnaI il. f.lr 10
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nH-Fm JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT CouRr.
We 70 that Jadgs cANoN6E candidate tsr
JUDGE THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
which uVz substituted it under the conta
ton, " fsle Il
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>FOR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We EDWARD d. RAND candidate
the JUDGEsIliP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New o.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

e- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
Judge Of the
the Of the parish Of Orleans JOHN c. LARUE mh1
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MS- Ii. b. EGGLEsToN is a candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
LEANS. mhs
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NB- P. s. BmoN is candidate for tbs
yUbGEsHP OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS for other cour, which might be created succeed
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Ea- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
GEORGE W. CHflsTY candidate for the Office Of the JUDGE
siiIP OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS o.
which
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MEMORANDA.


B Steamship Fashion rspor that the steamship jas Day len
Tampa for Key West the ssh u and that the sloofws
Albany Isit Psasaoos for Nicaragua on The 18th.
az Steamer John simonds sh ST. Ious The 9s,h pi In port
for New Orleans 8, rAad Tower Uncle Sam.
EXPORTS.
VERA CRUzPe steamship
ter bbl lard oil
$40 bsrssh do 4s9-
bbls do 70 bbs pork 30 do -four 24oo slaves.
BARckLONA-Per brig L&ptsro; 80 bales cottoa
HuLPr Indian 100 bb nour fto
40 bills 30 s lard do hams 1000 locust
BOsTONPe ship strabo 1ss7 bs cotton aoss pigs lead.
BosToNPs ship lo33 bales cotton 20 bales hemp
hhds bacon do TOO bb pork 1s do beef 1000 % lead ss1
corn SO bones csndles 430 hides.
as bids 1851 lead 100 ska 100 bacon SOC blocks
walnut % packages.
NEW YoRK-Per bark Snow; $500 sacks
AsPIN VALLEJO schr WIN Mason lumber 1000
500 b.s LAID 10 hf do beef
and bbs hams candles bb viii 10 M do Is
feet 10 do SO tbls no9r 10 bags coffee and undns
bRAZORIA-Per shr President mill 10 500 bricks.
IMPORTS.
BOsOTN-Per ship Atlantic
NEW YORK Per ship Niagara Assorted mdse.
BOST0N-Per shiP Esnsraldai Assorted mdse.
HAVANA-Per bark Nuevs Cssmn: fruit PUG, Mir
BoRDEAUX-Per brig Esir Cargo wiaes, brsndiss, etc.
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B-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
We suthorsd ROBERT ~ kEARNEY cAndi
date for The JuDGEsP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New
Qflean II
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IS- For JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We authorised j. LIVINGSTON a
office Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS, fsls u
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DRIDGEwATER FIRE AND WEATHER

UIK1DTEW ATEk TIRE AND WEATHER.
II PROOF PAINT.-Dspot No. 10 Camp street.-The public
the Of addition mills ind the d
supplying ground
be efaunly eniedied All
lied upon being promptly filed.
II is the intention the few weeks manufacture
ea and other coors from the when win be I'M
nedlaiely packages.
The mineral be mixed with lime (nead oily for ordinary
brk-say lime wei
saked This the North and
Gently city, admirably. description
properties certificates pamphlet which be had at the
depot o. Of any Of the Sub agents.
Dry, in barrels weighing 400 to 500 bs.
Dry, in hall barrels, weighing 200 to $50 lbs.,
Ground in oil in kegs Of 95 50 and 100 lbs,
For sale by G. C. BOGERT 4 CO., 10 Camp street,
the States Of Louisiana Aabams Mississippi Texas,
And by the ity
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ED For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
RICHARD H. BARKER is candidate the JUDGESHIP
THIRD DISTRICT COURT on NEW ORLEANS, the Court which
may II " on feI u
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NS- Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL vii be for ne Office q JUDGE OF
may organized saseed under The Constitution.
mhi YOUNG AMERICA.
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Es- FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT.-l am q Can
diaie Judge Of the Fourth District Court Of NswoTsans
mil M. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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NH- Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
be supported candidate for the juDGEsP or THE FIFTH
DISTRICT SURT which the
visions Of The new Constitution Al the request Of
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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NS-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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LIST on vEssELs IN PORT NOT CLKARKu.

In First District
INDIANAPe Ruak 100000 pork IA Ibis do 10 bbls
hhds Is bhls moassss I c TwicheI 4 o.
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SuNDRiEsSmors rv ,..,
CLARET-50 part choice;
WOODEN WARE-i0o dozen Zinc Washboards $50 doEeu
Broums;
sUGAR-cURED HAMs-75 tierees Dufhelds and Stage d
Shsys;
PRIME BEEF-400 barrels;
RICE--6 ptime
GROUND COZ FEE-i5o boxes, for sale by
ap30 9w CONVERSE CO. " Tchouptouas street.
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Ms- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY are re-
qdested friends of Mr. W. A. ROBERTS him
candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE PARISH OF
falls
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re- ]. G. PoINDExTER, Superintendent of
the English Delivery the City is candidate for CLERK
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs te*
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WANTED.

WANTED.A Man or Woman of rood char
ass y attend Sail in The Mastss AdAssss 4 D = a.
~ M I-lsrsnees. aV5
nNE HUNDRED WOOD Choppers nee.
~ 70 whom liberal vsss. I'm b p..d. Aypiy = =
"ANTED-To purchase or hire, . rpod
oook. Apply q s. 50 Charles street up sssirsL I~4
WANTED TO HIRE-A good Cook Ard
w Washer-biaek preferred yeyy sup - -
apply ard fer saoh literal viii paid Ass Cosd N .
VA. 2 NE aoa.s. Apply 1t = So Cha<iss dob
WANTED TO HIRE-A first rate Wasksr
and EoNEh-eolorsd prsfssd Apray q he conf 4 ~.
aane.aiioo 9Rd Orange strssts- - -
WANTED-5O00 lbs. old Sheetinx or Boiler
~ Copper sor .h,sh s. .. IN b. psad.
INSURANCE SCRIP-SunS Scrip wanted, 1852,
l. at soH Grsvsr street. NJ
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nR. LEWIS'S PREPARED FIGURING

undersigned prepared to furnish Ne above Flour
desired quantity family steamboats, vessels for expcrtaos
Hotels will find this desirable
branch Flour prepared with
culinary SALT requiring only cold milk The dough for
~ For particulars, bill on barr Is o packages.
Cne property OF this Flour that shipped
foreign rstn its purity II has been known keep and
free from insects for eighteen months.
l. CHANDLER & BRO, SO Fulton street,