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YOUNG LADIES
BOARDING AMD DAY SCHOOL !

Rev. N. ALDRgCHF, Principal.
Mn. SrUCkLER, pRor. OF Music, FRENcH, &c
Mas. j. McCLINTOCk, TEACHER OF PRIMARY
DEPARTMENT..
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"WnY do you set your cup of coffee up
on the chair, Mr.. Jones 2" " 1t is SO weak,
ma'am," replied Mr.. Jones, demurely
thought would let it rest"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16
Blankets,

NRAY BROTHERS, have on hand large as
VI sortmcnt OF BLANKETS, Of various kinds.
Probably some Of the finest Saxony Wool fine hn-
ished, imported. With large assortment Of Lower
Grades and Plantation Blankets, which We are
selling cheap.
NV II tf a.
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"My BRETHREN" said Swift, in sermon,
"there are three sorts Of pride: of birth, Of
riches, and Of talents shall not now
speak of the latter, none of you being lia-
bic to that abomnable vice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16

GENERAL PIERCE, in letter to Mayor
seaver, of Boston, declines the public re-
ception rendered to him by the authorities
Of that city. He says:
CATER the event which has recently fall
len upon me with such Crushing weig ght, it
will, of course, he expected that | will pro.
ceed to tue post of duty as quietly and pri.
vately as the modes of public travel will per.
MT"
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OUeHT TO HAVE BEEN HuSG.-Antonio
Lopez, the Spanish sailor who some time
since was sentenced to death, in New York
city, for the murder Of policeman Foster, but
who was pardoned, it is stated killed sal.
lor at Mantanzas, a few weeks ago, and then
made his escape.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16

4 TRADEsMAN in the South advertises that
he has " always large supply of leeches on
his hands,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16
For Clerk.
PICKENS B. VIEWER.
JOSEPH A Es NE "

VTTILT. be found at all times in his Office, at
w Edgefcld Court House, near the PLANTER s
1loTEL.
Hewill attend promptly and strictly to business
in his profession
Nov Il IF 5l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16

Wholesale AND RErA1L.-An old and
inveterare topper steppedsup to the bar, and
asked for glass of wjne, the spruce aud
expert mixer of cherry cobblers" handed
down the decanter, with a flourish, where.
upon the old soaker veFy deliberately filled
the tumbler nearly two3hirds full, which he
as deliberately, Of couse, swallowed, and
then laid down sxfence. | wish you
could have seen the appearance OF the in
dignant and astonishea bar tender His
eye glopcd, his face kilaed up, md as our
friend Dempstcr sings, y one of his Scot
tish songs, {" An angry;man was he, Or as
he quickly, and witlai a jerk, threw the
E" siller" into the till ;8 and slamed down
three cents The ma,IIso(. drink asked, with
astonishment, and apparent simplicity,
I" What! don't you chafge sixpence glass
now for wine?'' mol said the enraged at.
ndant;" and his face5Worc most ieroclous
look, as he quickly adasd: " When rc sell
i. rholcsa!c me ulreyS kA IL cheaper !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16
OH, NO! 1T IS NOT SAD TO DIE!

OH, NO! IT IS NOT SAD TO DIE!
IT'S sad to die? Oh, say not SO!
Let earth be ere so bright,
The triune God can quickly change
Its Brightness into night;
Although the world be bright and free,
1t is not like eternity.
Though in the grave our bodies lie,
Our ransomcd souls shall rise
To life divinc-tranSplanted be,
Beyond the bcaming skies
There VIC may dwell beneath the throne,
Where Jesus reigns, and rcigns alone.
IT'S sad to die! oh, no, no, no,
Though friends may mourn our loss,
'1is sweet TO know they too shall die,
And Jourdan's pillows cross.
The joys of earth are fading, few,
When Heavenly bliss is kept in view. :
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Geleet 2)oetry,
SMALL-SIZEp LADIES.

In little precious stone,
What splcndor meets the eyes!
In little lump of sugar
How much Of sweetness lies.
So in little woman,
Love grows md multip!ies;
You reco!lcrt the proverb says
".l word unto the WISE"
A pcrrcr-corn is very small
But seasons every dinner
More than all other condiments,
Although tits sprink!cd thinner.
just so little woman is,
If love will let you win her:
There's not u joy in all the world
You will not find within her.
And rs within the little rose
You fnd the richest dyes,
And in Il little grain Of gold
Much price and value lies;
AS from Il little baisam
Much odor doth arise,
So in little woman
There's taste Of Paradise.
The sky-lark and the nightingale,
Though small and light Of wing,
Yet warblc swect-r in the grove
Than all the birds that sing.
And so little woman,
Though very little thing
Is swcctcr than al other sweets,
Even flowers that bloom in spring.
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For Tax Collector.
THOMAS 3. REESE,
THEOPHlLUS DEAN,
NJ. B. WlIlTTLE,
CHARLES CARTER,
PHILIP BOYD,
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FRANKNESS.

Be frank with the world. Frankncss is
the child of honesty and courage. Say just
what YOU mean to do on every occasion,
and take it for granted you mean to do what
is right. Ii a friend ask favor you should
grant it, if reasonable; but if it is not, tell
him plainly why you cannot. lou will
wrong him and wrong yourselfby equivoca-
ton Of any kind. Never do Il wrong thing
to make a friend or keep one; the man who
requires you to do it is dearly purchased at
sacrifice. Deal kindly and firmly with all
men, you will find it the policy that wears
best. Above all, do not appear to others
what you are not. If you have any fault to
find with any one, tell him, not others, Of
what you complain. There is no more
dangerous experiment than that of under
taking to be one thing to a mans face and
another behind his back. We should live,
act, and speak out Of doors, as the phrase is,
and say and do what we are willing should
be know,sand. read bSmen.,.-ltis not only
best as a matter of principle, but as matter
of policy.
The human mind has an Unsuitable Curl
osity; there is no end to its speculation and
researches. Had God, to meet its difficult
tics. given rule of faith consisting of as
many volumes as there are chapters in the
Bible. it would still have advanced its con-
lectures Instead Of setting it at rest, this
would therefore, only have thrown it into
greater agitation. The better way Of arrest
ing the flight of presumptuous reason, ever
disposed to go beyond its proper limits, and
at the same time, to render its knowledge
more sure, was not then to enlarge the w.
umc of revelation, but to ublige man to
nounce his curiosity and pride. On tins
account it is the will of God that great
part of religion should consist of humility.
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CAN DID AT E S ,
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
JAMES EDISON.
r. S. KY,
FELlN l.. BODfE,
WI. QUATTLEBCM,
JULIUS DAY,
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Flour.
Tan Ward.

Fam Ward.
Hides will be received at the Tan Yard from
i l. this date. r. I. MINIS.
Oct6, 1852. # 3S
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SELF DENIAL.

There was once grey old rat who gath
cred his young ones about him, and thus ad-
dressed them -
"Ah, my dear children, the infrmitics OF
age arc pressing so heavily upon me, that
have determined to dedicate the remainder
OF my days to modification and Penance, in
a narrow and lonely cell which have lately
discovered: but let me not interfere with
your cnjoymcnts; youth is the season for
pleasure; be happy therefore, and only obey
my last injunction :-never come near me in
my retreat! Bless ye, my children-bless
ye all"
With these aEectionate words, the old rat
wiped his eyes with his tail, and by great
effort controlling his emotion, tore himself
away.
Several days passed without his being
seen, and at length his youngest daughter,
moved more by fllial affection than by the
curiosity, which has so unjustly been charg-
ed as failing of her sex, stole to her faith
er's retreat-his cell Of penitence and n,orti-
ication. 1t was "seU," indeed; for it
turned out to be hole, made by his own
venerable teeth, IN an enormous SneshTe
Cheese.
MoRAL.-Trust not him who nagniies
the dsinterestedness of his motives, or en-
Iarges upon his sacrifices; for, thousand
to one, he is either a babbling theorist or a
studied hypocrite. 1t is the easiest Of all
things to preach action while reposing in a
luxurious armchair, and to sympatbise with
shivering poverty, seen through the windows
of a snug parlor Hypocrisy will always
make merit of necessity, and clothe the
veriest sel6shness with the cloak of self.de-
NAL.
SUICIDE IN THE PULp1r.-Mr. Chas Fultz,
who conducted a prayer meeting in the Ger.
man Lutheran church at Schuylkill Haven,
Pa, ON Sunday evening last, was found sus.
pended from the altar, on the following
morning, having committed suicide after the
congregation was dismissed.
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For Ordinary.

JOHN w. SMITH,
ii. y. WRIGHT,
W. +. DURlSOE,
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Whcn Heavenly bliss is Kept in y5ricM
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-03
TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLAB5
per anmurn, payable in advance
ADVERTISING-Foro spare of FIFTEEN LINES
or less first insertion so cents and every succeeding in
sertion % cents.
Thrice oweeh-For square, first insertion ga cents;
every succeeding insertion 37l cents.
Thrice aceek aeeek-For square, frst IN
sertion 10 CENTS every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements omore than square, will be charged
the same proportion according to the number of squares
But the advertisement exceed square, any mum.
Der ou sgures by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged as ahalf square; if it exceed one
square, any number ofu squares by eight lines the adj
donal lines will be charged full square.
henumber of insertions of advertisements must be no.
ted the Ms or they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines and in
that proportion for advertisements OF greater engt and
$50 for lines and in that proportion for advertisements
greater length except Auctioneers who charged
500 paper ncudedfo for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-03
THE DAILY TIMES


TO SPRING.
o thou delicious Spring
Nursed IN the lap OF thin and subtle showers
w hlch fall from clouds that lift their snowy wing
rom odorous beds of tight embodied flowers
- and from enuiassed bowers,
That over grassy walks their greenness fling;
Come gentle Spring
Thou lover ofvoung wind
That cometh from the invisible upper sea
Beneath the sky, which clouds its white foam. bind
And settling IN the trees delieously
Makes young leaves dance with glee
Even in the teeth ofthat Old sober hind o
Winter unkind.
Come TO us; for thou art
Like the fine love of children gentle Spring.
Touching the sacred feeling Of the heart;
or IKE avirgins pleasant welcoming;
And thou dost ever bring
tide OF gentle but resistess art
Upon the heart.
Alas bright Spring, not long
shall enjoy thy pleasant influence
For thou shalt die the summer heat among
sublimed to vapor in his fire intense
And gone forever hence
Exist no more; no more to earth belong
Except in song.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-03
4 SEGAKs.-1000o of various brands for sale by
~ te % DAVENPORT. ALLEN K co

COD LIVER OIL.-Our efforts to obtain thi
~ article pure and unaduerated having succeeded tc
the satisfaction of physicians and others who have tried
IT. the Increased and increasing demand both here
elsewhere, has induced to make permanent arrange
lnen's with the same reliable manufacturer ST. Johns
Newfoundland for regular supplies, which shall con
tlnue to receive direct and always fresh
Persons OF delicate stomachs, who find difficulty in ia
king Cod Liver Oil can have it prepared entirely tc
disguise the taste.
For sale by ADIE & GRAY, and by ]. BLAIR
Broad street. 70 81
HNOR SALE OR RENT, a wood Iumber house
u adjoining the factory of Messrs Talbot & Brother
Cary street. Apply to
eel DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
pECTIElED WNISKEY, mountain dew
= brand, for sale by
fe22 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
EALLK GENUINE HAVANA CItA KA.
~ Those wishing tn purchase genuine imported Ha,
yana Cigar would do well call upon u.s. as we have
In store No Cigars and of various brands.
WILLS Il LOMBARD.
No l42 Main ct,
lie SOD Opposite Alex. Duval.
RlCM FANCY SILK VESTINGS.-Very
IA rich fancy silk vestngs may be found at
HARTWELBS & Co,
!e II Opposite Swan Tavern
NPRING MOUsLAINEs at III cents per yard
~ for sale by
BLASTING POWDER-2O0O kegs; sporting
do-700 kegs warranted of best quality for sale by
fe % DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
COTTON AND LINEN SHEETINGs-
" s4,64, 1874 cotton and linen Sheengs 9.s and 50
pillow Case Cottons and Line u.s. for sale by
c. HARTWELL & CO.,
fe % Opposite Swan Tavern.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-03
sDURE MEDICINAL COP LIVER OIL.

N We have recently Received direct from The banks
of Newfoundland, large supply of the above art cle
Being fresh and pure, 1t is with confidence believed to
possess avery unusual degree those medicinal prop
critics upon which its curative powers alone depend
Ii procured and prepared in the most careful man.
ner, by Of the most reputable houses IN Newfound
land from the hvers of cod fish taken late August
last Oil obtained during this month is OF much greater
medicinal value than that obtained any other
of the year. owing II is supposed TO the then condition
OF the FEEDING grounds OF that valuable fish. For sale
by the gallon or bottle by ADlE WGRAY,
de II I47 Main street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-03

ENINE TABLE CUTLERY.-Rogers& Sons
and other celebrated manufacturers fine ivory nan
die Knives and Forks, by the dozen in SETS of 27 81
and So pieces with extra knives without forks by the
dozen The purchaser will find these goods be of the
finest sheffield Cutlery imported to this country. For
sale low by R. NJ ZIMMERMAN
fe 25 Corner Main and 1otb sta
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-03

Hale, will be happy supply lis numerous friends and
acquaintances with such articles they may need in
his line either by wholesale retail It is scarcely ne.
cessary to say that every effort will be made to give pa
irons entire satisfaction.
te 2s THOS. w. KEESEE
MOLAssEa,-l6a bbls N o Molasses. for sale by
Il. fe - VIM TAYLOR
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OrFiCF.
Thursday Morning August H. 1853. I
COTToN-Thsre was more inquiry early in the day
and the sales embraced about 800 bales rates The
Baltics accounts to hand at noon and appeared il
the evening papers We yet quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
I%tsr,or ,.''.''.' SStl99 > Ml Kidding Fair lS@l2
s.radling ...,... 9AMloet Good Fair. "a
Good MiidIing.. II 0ll}liGood and Fine. 10
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l, 1882. ~. 9532 1s75i
Received since, $50. Il 6G2 800 7243
yesterday. OOo==l6s2 s99 45-724si
1e7losl 9l23s
Exported to date. 165652l 6Osl5
yesterday. 0Oo=165652l S=6osls
Astock on hand not cleared...... 1910 5000
T0BACCO-We did not hear Of u sale.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-we have no sales Of Sugar
to report OF Molasses $50 bbs Reboied (New Orleans
Refinery sold in two lots at 200 q gallon
FLOUR-Market nearly bare, and sales limited to few
lots including 100 bbs St Louis So 10 100 Extra
~ 80 and bb- Fine at So T. bbl.
GRAI%-very little Corn Offering and noticed
only lew small sales including 40 sacks Mixed at Sc
100 at 81 u, and 300 White at g4i p bushel. OF Oats
10 -aeks st Louis brought 4je p bushel and Of Bran
100 sacks taken at 81 az y 100 h.
PEoyIsIoNs-Pork was still retailing at S14 75l0
SIS 90 = bbl for Mess. Bacon dull and
fined Is terces susarcured Hams at 12+4 p h. and
10 casks damaged shoulders private terms
BAGGINd AND RoPE-5O pieces Bagging sold at
10 a aud 50 coils Rope at Z ~.
HAY-A lot Of 50 bales Western was sold at $50 90 p
ton,
WlIIsKY-We noticed only retail sales at % 1l6 26i z
gallon for Roctifel
FKEldITsThe market is iirmer and there is no more
room Tor Cotton to Liverpool 1854 shipmasters are
asking - I'LL up. and 40 for Tobacco for that port
EAGHANGE-Demand moderate at quotations
Sterling 6Dl09a
anet 81, O5aB5 10
YNew York sixtyday Bills ......1 SM174 2 ct disc.
Sight Checks New York ....... 4 Il ct disc to par
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n .r,s
TOLMES s. CLAUsS, Grocere and Deale,
y "e4sH Produce, No. ST., Y. o oot9s lydAW
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL.-I1ARRIs s. MORGAN have re-
q u,ysl the JUL, street, opposisa
- ~ is ~
- EMDVAL-WRlGHT WILLIAMS Il Co. have
= removed from Il Caluir
4t.ss Of tie s. Gbl'ies Hotel is.4 la
Z , EMOFAL.l have removed from No 80
q L Common street NJ. IS, my old
ntl5 WILLIAM L. CUSHING.
& , EMOVAL.-J. O. PERSON, Real Estate
T. Ershal- Broker, E4anster
fa d" 10 rnf ra rar, tHo l91r street. n7ss.
, ACCOMPLISHMENTS, BEVERLEY : Co have
= y f19.d No, IS W o. EOY JRAs STREET
7".1srHt AsHE-- Lovs =
Il UTICE.-BARELLI & Co. have removed back
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4
"a ZsbShtFSb rpr.t>.s opzrns - Avn
= ssSNt' - -, =, N s,t.s ~ = ~
er n IT, i4,. . 81 eli = rs1t II TT" fta OF tE9
LNa S',ta W. US q Nt" - l'tl's 81 20
$500 'Lg = "a - = n % ~
'2"st Il - ,,ro.. ...t. .- 4 &. .... 80.
~ % ~ ~ W. 'As' 3 we ~ a. ~ 20,
.52 20 20 sAE.E' ~
~ = -'
s..f-,-s d, 49,. ~ -. % p. ~ -r,-r
r. ,e'7 w ~ z ' -s ~ y " 49, e. l'I
y. la s...r,l ~ 5l't Is, ~ o. '.. aeS
" ta y y, ~ ~ 81 20
f.t.. ra..-...1n Z. Il ! h. d
r. %aas o., 81. a-8 Crrst western Rai,5s5 C5r1r nv
s4l .b- ~ lt~.au c 5AI bv a ~ rs rir-a
"-s eat ely .. >s leans nes.g.;Fy to aa f2agal5e
XIV. y. 'ss. st+'t >ta- ig,is w +. o..ar
T. ,C.rs r.. 7t .H. p,,sl ~
s.. 49, 7Es.4. We il If s4i4 + .y M
l-r d.. ~ tae f5=e r--ra- sl is t5 ecu
trsv a5a. ..t.I IS .0s II aavafJ tl rs, i-5,.
euIy HTi su nlHo, std 70 nes will be finished
and ia q aHs' 20 oa fre lsto ataa-vuas.
s.ta td 81 ts A ASH stoa COMPLETE, with 60 III ments,
COP IT, atr.. l,- laS -,..0.
Til File .pH E tile road az ntrar' and to The
lrb,lle q elszr r ~, 1 IS Of 81 sta ST.. ~ Hafols
NarF8iioH, Court heau,
Eol.rt EsaIz Coa'r, tedan4 -ala.r ~ IS.
IL. .rsyefslfy trtla "a tAe 3aa OF th
Ni. as l ANA si Eyerf and u.H eso ratsun
l' tase Tl' Fna al TIE
~.ath Re aHEla1' do tr8N aui tlas
pvfai1u They p'9ie a. F"tr -sA4 I'D rr-f aIt na"nt
7,s>9 900 "a rs ' being more ~ hay q the eHte cropei
t. 9ar ~ Fl. an - r. n {" ,'s He :, w. q
800 huttsa l aaH 'sitpltls t} ft pro- flnes o.
'1Aa t't 70 t a's 'ntti 4t Pr 6i"4 W We iN IrA
1nesEcnp.on' 70 tle Cara stock OF t. ca7iaF now a2Ht
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
re- The steamer FRANK Lyon will h
8s'- The Consignees of 40 bags Cocoa, mark

Canal receive frciF carly
= Wednesday morning from date Throughout the senson
ty2S IT SIkoIliEh flttS.
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LyrToN--t1les. TOBIccO-- hhir.
Stock on hand Sept l, 1852 ......9 1882 1871
Received since. 800. / 6G2 800 72439
yesterday. OO0=1 662 800 45z72 asa
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la ARDELL, JOHN G., & co, SUCCESSORS "a
---- I'm
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TOTETS AND BOARDING

IA ESSRS. BkIEDE & RODER, Pro 20
We pr.oatt n. LhEE Hotter TER l5ts ~ ,ud
Hz- fa-. fai1 Ea, asl pleas form 'ra
f A.. tutIF fta =g base ksfaf 'hs well ka3Ta RES
TAI w NJ. a''a pauei p %, p. TDDGF2s
- f. - nm 'h~ w. sI.Einy aslt View T-ar-E o. Ne
~ 'a M hd't' y srppirg ihi. ta Ead 'ia1 yfat
gs- ODE s~sas cagoLE, CAuFGHSfl aas 81 rHiRLfs
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W \ a tEA-,, \. Ii LKvEgIoH.
4 ENEBiCH, WM. L. & CO., Cotton Factors
Z 4 org Commas. 5u Nsr-rant- = Old i-vrr an iv
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ELECTION NOTICES.

q tgAeeoof are authorized to announce THOMAS
ye,6tr cistti AUDITOR The ersung No
y2yts oct 70 the deri40n Of Wing state Convent o4
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1NSON, GEORGE W, Ship Agent and
. = ~ n - W -hl - -.nlo .. ss, nova
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKRT

JEFFERSON CRY,
Wednesday Evening august 10 1858.
There 600 head Of Attakapas Texas and Lake
Calves and Yearngs Offering with a moderate supply Of
oil
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nREEN nAKs H0rEL. Rnoxi. Mis- =
ElELL CHENEY SPRING5-The undergignel

z , ELL CtENEl SPRINuO-l Inc undersigned
ay informs the pabe sat they have purchased
Watering te, and have IN the
Pine Woods, parish St. Lau5ry thirty miles
-l0-E4s, b
u NortL bsyoe Chi1ot. The hi lily
4tes, and has f5vi ,Hfi6ls waited til which
bayll The reach t ortr rsmsd. fn Bath pd by
th5 W leT, a1d nyts Der t1 md
v ID CaG aH riding tu- snr she huntars
Lake, miles 10 length VIII -Pt4 feGt 'ee saai- three
s ait halt nom the Goo-nds ist aud N'her the
AF4'k Hounds r a, and boats rfsaW. AZ h furnished
t0tle vito- III" bret Nc's and liquors |Ith- New Or-6us
narF afford wtth kept cusar on hand
opio1a6 and NAilou
To the Syringe. gc5i Music vii ura'an-l and Balls
twice yer week, gr- Haunting r'r etes Transport
iel-s ne Lake will De Kept hire ing
Spruga. V.ors e AlAg 10 S0yenltsr
TERMS OF BOARD:
Nv me 90
f'f Af %
CHIdFen AMI serve u;s half price
ii'rs3s per y
DA.1LE q hEAUCIAMp.
eOARDING.-A very handsomely furnished
, ROOM o. Second Floor desirable
tc an the First l-frctA1i huiuess rad by
't'emsn AMI VIE, addressing note 10 F. r. P. 3: tas
Uf.s. Reference exchAngei, If necessary mhgs
( RCADE HOTEL, R. s. MoRsE, Pro- sssrrssss
pietorTh establishment, flmlary known 1ssss
nasfo vol opened THIS MORNING Monday, November
E h house has teen and newly furnished
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-11

Rgt- Thomas &. PooLE is candidate for
CLERK Or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. r1bs I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-11

TFY- FRED. J. ROBEHrs is Candidate for
CONSTABLE " THE sELcNl JUSTICES CUCBT Election
u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-11

Est- For CLERK or THE liIFTH DISTRICT
COURT EpegG W4sHiSt.TDN LEWIS the present sauas
CEN ~ 1 Dfre Seyfflfr,ne which he hHa
Tiled ~, go m yesrs 1Hfs himself The
,srasnkyd ~. fei7 d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-11

T'f- p W. Il ERTfE, for the past fourteen
yea srIa Clerk e t. present Die
'lat c.t! fr CtERNsIHP n The shid sECOSr
DISTRICT CJJi,T, sl..essf Govt the be ehau
mh'9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-11

Res- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
A. NurT candidate tor CLERK pg THE Fifth DISTRICT
COURT. nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-11

BT7S- WIN G. QCmK is a Candidate for Cos
STABLE or TIE SECOND tUsTC-- CURT The District
mIr-ss ola Fa, WafI4, from Cana
street, and from tie l~yer To tto T. r.. je47
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-11

EST SANUEL g. RISK is a Candidate fol
lay November icls