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RESRSs MWAEMRs.
JBNNY LIND Tcn opr,.,r ei,,oa-

JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON,
NO. " s q. GHa a1. L ES STREEI-Up Stairs
sgE5A "a The Citizens of New Orleans, and The -. s
sd shat tRBs sb aSov ar? ss sIpossoSsy Ro
60 opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday. s @wgsS5s
eclipse any establishment the kind the Southwest and
fully vie splendor, with the Palaces OF Refreshments in
The Saloon is fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture, by McDu of Magazine street, whose so
The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SHEER.
icous FRUITS Of the Topics
M SMITH !I, formerly and for long time the efficient
entire superntendance-he announcement of which-wil
guarantee to the community the most fashionable in
New Orleans.
The proprietor assures the public that the attendance shall
be unegpaed and that the whole management of the a
loon VIII be such cannot fail to please the most fastdous
~ Families and Parties be supplied at moments
notice with all the deIcaces of the season. myl3 2m
CARRoLNoN HOTEL AND GARDENS.
f..N most delightful place OF resort and amuse sSs
G.- ment is now open under the management SsAsS4Ss
DUETS Of ali kinds viii be furnished BY u the gard 80
d1d q RBERs se Gss s GE GREA
CONFECTIONERY. " - AAs anu
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements; meantime preparation made to fur.
nh dinner parties with all the decacies of the season. and
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
W be found at their posts to administer to the comfort OF his
aps On s puD whose 2aMSd1G9ss DGR ssSs
ICE CREAM SALOON. =
SEs7 The subscriber takes pleasure in informing ses
MiH his friends and the public generally of the S&&aa
MS3 opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, $3.50
- situated on St Charles Street, next door to N
the corner OF Graver street, and directly opposite
Mr. Capps Church, where he intends at all times to keep
variety OF Creams, as Vanilla, Pine Apple Lemon. and
variety of such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with herbets and Frozen Lemonades As every
expense in fitting up his establishment, he hopes receive
liberal patronage.
Families supplied at short notice. and on reasonable
terms.
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment Of
description.
s The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened ready for yis
ters. on THURSDAY, the I'D inst.
In order that nothing may be wanting to crafty the
public TASTE an excellent BAND OF Music has been en-
gagged; and will be nightly in attendance
mh23 5m I4AZZARO DANCEVICH
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Published by G. & G. MERRIAM. Springfield Mass.
to For sale by STONE & PfNCkHAM, Agents 0.
the Publishers for the States OF Louisiana and MISSISSIPPI
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NEW ORLEANS MARX E'rl
1,nyscrSr 0Tp1cr

CEs {
tIIday Night, June 8, 1S48.S
We have received since last report full particulars of
te Eufopean accounts steamer ned States and also
atelegraphc abstract OF the adv by the Niagaathe lat.
ter bringing Liverpool dates to the 10th May. or three days
later STILL The advance in Cotton announced by the former
steamer had been lost and the quotations again reduced
% of penny. Indian Corn however, was 203s p quar-
ter higher. Thee of this Intelligence upon our market
viii appear by remarks below.
he weather has been The river is about sta
tonary at 50 inches below high water mark.
COTT0N.-The favorable news from LIVERPOOL brou eht
by the steamer United States, had the date of our last
report, rendered Cotton market quite buoyan and prices
had recovered the decline noticed the close of last week
On Wednesday, however the telegraph and express bought
still later from England (by the Niagara OF decline
of I'D in Cotton, and the sales of that and the following
day, market but 1000 bales at rates about = of
cent easier than on Tuesday To day there is gso de-
mand at the slight reduction abovenamed and 100 bales
have been disposed of making the business of the past three
days $780, and of the week q 500 bales Prices close steady
at the following rates The receipts at all the United States
ports show increase OF bales over those to same
dates last year. The excess here is 4S6,11O bales.
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s. TELEG magnetic telegraph is to be
extended between Milwaukee and Galena.
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ABsCoNDED-Six slaves absconded on Wednes-
day night of last week, from Cecil Md. They be-
longed to Mr.. Glpin, who was absent in Baltimore
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STORAGE.
A FEW THOUSAND Barrels or Sacks taken at low
a rates at No. COMMERCE street.
lIM j., b. BLADES
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DIVIDEND MuT gaMp SAFETY AZ INSURANCE
DARTIEs doing business with this Agency are informed
that the Certificates ctIScnp TOR the profits Of the past
cash reduced Of Scrip for years will
paid on preena'on at the See OF the corner
my1O I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford; Conn
Cash eposed IN P @p Bank q m
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing o,o
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford -. 1890
" " FsS S and Mechanics Bank, :, -,
Hartford ,..............--... Ii22Vo
Stock in Exchange Bank .i..,.....,.... l S2o
" Essf BaaF, Plqzidsasf i Sc
:. :. Connecticut River Company. 800 >
:: :. Hartford and New Haven i,n Railroad 5000
character yielding TO per cent. interest
Bonds OF Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... y eco
Bills ReceivaRle payable il % DAYS after demand;
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate or mn
solvent enSorsen Sl22,oo
Total Assets of tie COMPANY. .s395, go
AGENCY OFFICE, y 10. az Camp street.
Undersigned Agents for The abS 20 Gompan rs
turning to customers 10 per cent; , ,,ornrrR
my1o tilI1stN GEO. G. LAWRAsON- +
ECLIPSE ooURsE-cARRoLLroN
mSsb N g 5 Esn &C PAiii9sff EF per
A Il PERSONS Having claims against me, and also
GEO ,Gs Psaac Sa 1 a1d p S
streets before FRIDAY next. During my temporary
a aessnoe e' geo aq"ss 90 WIZ afn GAss 81 S
New Orleans, June 7th 1913. je73t
DINING ROOM SERVANTS
VTTE have for sale three very valuable DINING ROOM
w SERVANTS Omen which can be sold along credit
They are very likely and fully guaranteed and be
a office No CT (ERAyIER street.
mss Y''~'' PiERsoN & BoNNEvAL.
ARCADE MILLS.
II we can saw 40 feet long On hand, lot ofsa@ss
WHlTE OAK TIMBER, from 20 to 40 feet long, also, 5
~ English and Psbnrg fire Brick, fire Tile, fire Clay,
Sand Lime cement ria' PR 4uG sERMAN,
my306t No. 10 St Joseph street the Levee
DELIeHTF2g4F E EgMMBB RESIDENCE /.
A T PRIVATE SALE.-The land measures half arpent
gether o With ali the Improvements hesupon-com A
prising good dwelling house. kitchen, servants Las
order In font of the dwelling fine pastnre-he whole
well surrounded by fine live oak and other besutiuI trees
The plan of said property be seen at our
mya PERSON & BoNNEvAL 81 Graver st.
EAsTMAN's CELEBRATED CAST IRON INK
ONHAND a good asso1tmeni OF EAsTMAN's CAST
~ IRON lNksTANDs with gass bottles double am, and
adapted or the use Of Schools -. ''
A small quantity of Medium and Cap WRAPPING
PAPER at very low prices for sale by
DAVID FELT & CO., Stationers' Hatl,
ie7 81 "a ChaItres street I
WELD CO., 70 Camp streer,
e IKE JUST RICHTER ssAg =
TNHE CHILDREN OF THE NEW FOREST-A new !
IS 19s k ff N " Gerald
LIFE OF LOUIS PHILIPPE; by Francis w. Rice 1
THE FIJI HAPIs s4 qE TIE M6,SIEzbMA and fiERRE
TOM CRINGLE's Loo By the author ie Of the Cruise Of
rua fhs M aSn AMI ONE N1curs-p..o.
DOMBEY AND S0N-Nos. 10 and 20, completing, the |
work. mV6tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

N11iiAlAaG1~S' SfaAAAA-]A1Alh'.
AT EASTERN PRICES. at the Commission CAR
n RAGE REPOSITORY, No. GO gs-NR -
st. eH9RLE S street, opposite the Com: CtSN-tssZST
neica Exchanged hand and constant EE@4@
receiving FASHIONABLE CARRI-AZ----SZ
AUS Of the latest styles, direct from the manufactures
gggPAvgaEs, ROCKAWAYSS, BARODCHEs, BUG
GS, Nc, &c for STYLE finish and price equal to any
a Customers are invited TO call and see for themselves
66m RI y SMITH 66 ST Charles at
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FLUURIN G-Y ELBOW PINE OK CYPRESS.
IUANTED-For the use of the State House, now being
suas OF seasoned and dressed FLOORING, four inches
wide b. one and hanches thickness, free from sap or
Baas be delivered at BATON RouGE ON OR BEFORE THE
FlRsT Day OF NOVEMBER NExT-CypIess elbow
Pine Of best quality and subject to the inspection of the
Architect Proposals for the furnishing of the above on the
lowest terms may be made, in writing verbally in this
city, for the SPACE OF ety DAYS, TO the subscriber.
MAUNSEL WHITE. Commissioner.
p S.-lems my be made for the delivery in this city, on
Oard Steamboat ie7 I'm
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= a &C., H.---.- - -.
FAsaiosAef ,&"s' sS,'oois - I,oiia ~, 80
drswfs-'oo op ~ r1 uoanan 81 paltimora .,,a
ult when MIS- Dap'u iioiiaii' u i'a,'n'p'e' ana
Mrs. Shmmin, OF Boston, were presented py Mrs.
bancroft. Mrs. Bancroft wore on this occasion
FADE dress over rich white satn petticoat, with
foli nosad Of rich pink British lace, ornament.i
cC ,b sstin ribbon and bouffans Of tule The head
H aa. consisted of plume lappets and wreath Of dia-
aio, and emerads Mrs. Hoffman wore a train
and bodice of rich blue 6rocade, lined with white
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GENERAL &ENT AND BROKER

EENEhHL fNGEN fAVD btaOhEh, -.
THE subscriber offers his services as general AGENT
and BROKER in the city of New Orleans, and hopes
b his personal and dgen attention to business, merit
he APPRECIATION OF his employers As New Orleans will be
bis permanent place OF residence, persons leaving the city
during the and DESTROYS of employing
Agent to attend their affairs during their absence, may
have their wishes complied with by applying to the subcri.
her, UneyceptOnabie references given.
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ROOM TO RENT.
A LARGE, AIRY PLEASANT ROOM, to Rent ses
a low ior the summer season, suitable for gentle N;
and bis wife, or or three single gentlemen ~
Appy at No I23 Julia street. H* les
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RoBBINs' ORLEANS MILLS.


wholesale and retail Corn Meal, Oil Cake Ground Feed
Ground Coffee Spices of every kind and of the most
ror quality neatly prepared and delivered free of charge in
any part of New Orleans or Lafayette.
Orders left no to what amount can be filled at the
shortest notice. the Orleans Mills being the largest and most
complete establishment in the city.
D Prices moderate and such given to the prepare
ton of orders as will insure second call.
my30lm S. B. ROBBINS, No. 8 Triangle Buildings.
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CARRIAGE MANUFAcToRY.

CARRIAGE MAN
TUE Patronage that has been extended to US very ber
Il ally the last years. while IN Com Kfs - .
mon street has induced us the last summer Cs IzSFS
to erect large building expressly for manu- EN~gf
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES A2--2Z--
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and are prepared, with good Northern woInen
ORDER and them two used the country
We also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and restore them almost to their original beauty
snd durability. although apparently and useless
We will pay freight on carriages sent to repair. We will
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade for New We invite the attention of
those wanting New Carnage. their cid repaired
cali our Mandatory and Repository and Judge for them
selves at the corner Of GR.4HIERa and R0.ND ELET
Streets door to Office Of the Commercial Water
Works, rear of the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
je5 6m MATTHEWS IL DENMAN.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales; Tobacco, hhds
STOCK on hand, sept i......:...:.... 23,493 Y $50
Received past days. 55l3 1,047
" previously. .1,152 a4o-1, S53 4O968-4l 0l5
\ 80 l,l8l,346 6535l
previously. Sci obs, 1858 81, 1877 769
Stock on hand, not cleared: .16a,988 s,582
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PORTRAIT OF GEN. ANDREW JACKSON.
A LARGE PORTRAIT OF GENERAL JACKSON,
- painted by 7. ODEL in 1875 is for sale by the
sned where persons invited TO call and examine it,
annex copy of some of the credentials of the Artist
AUD Tie correctness of the likeness
PlERSON 4 BOSNEVA AL 81 Grayier ST.
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vi A n Y 81
WANTED.

WANTED.
4 COL0RED WOMAN good Cook, Washer and
4 Itone do the house-work OF small family Apply
at tbs Office, jeS tt
TO MERCHANTS.
A YOUNG MAN OF experience, and we'll conversant
hbasiness wshesa Situation for the coming season
good Commission Grocery House, The best referen
Ks gig6h For particulars, apply at this Office my5 If
INFORMATION WANTED.
iF the Widow of BERNARD. BOWI4ES. lately de-
ceased in New Orleans, she requested to call the
Uuagned where she viii learn something to her advan-
prq relative to the affairs of her late husband
nib ]. o. PERSON, 81 Gravier st.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

THE above reward will be paid for the detection of the
4 person persons who entered the house of the sub
inst between the hours of and clock and stole leather
trunk and contents, 500, all in American $40 gold
pieces three gold shirt buttons three silver buckles dia
mond ring and other ewey pants drawers, underhirts
etc: in fact, all he possessed-espeeialy money,
ie2 If L. VAILLANTCOURT, No. 9 Circus st.
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t@ The Cars will leave New Orleans and Carroton every
hour after o'clock Sundays if the weather is fair.
GW The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 10 minutes
from the of BarOnne and Canal SITS. my12 t1stNov
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COPARTNERsHIP
NTOTICE.-The Coparnerhip heretofore existing under
N the firm of JONES 4 COMMIT dissolved on
- JOHN j. JONES.
New Orleans, May 20 1913. z. COMMIT.
]. JONES has taken into Copartnershp sg@sESA
ID HENRY HARDIE, and removed 10 lW g.f4sa
Poydras street, between Camp and St. Charles Ss..skg
streets, opposite the Delta Office.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
ID COMMIT world respectfully inform his IgSssSl
Il friends and the public that he remains at u ia
the old stand No. 81 Customh0Rse street, be- Sasa-a
tween Royal and Bourbon Streets where by strict attention
to business and moderate charges he hopes to receive b
eral share Of their patronage. mSz5 I'm
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"a HERMITAGE, May IA. 1916.
llue received Mr. OdelI's PoRTRATr OF GEN. JACKSON,
l affords pleasure to say that in my Judgment it is
charitable for its fidelity likeness and its perfection as
nee painting; it srkingiy RESEMBLES the General as he
sqaigeaNed in the summer of 1874 ]. GEo HARRIS.
We concur in the above statement
GEORGE Ia. SLOAN. WILLIAM DoNELsoN.
K. ARMSTRONG. JOHN w. OGpEN
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Office of the Independent Towboat Co.,
yUne 2 lS4S

- June 2, Io45. J
IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE, the S7Ess =.
l.. Glowing regulations Yill be in force in
Al aspe boai viii he furnished either inward or outward
iHeE may be thought necessary by agent of this
e and charge will be made for the same 10 vessels
gHing less than fifteen feet To vessels drawing fifteen
~ and less tan sixteen half will be charged, and all
@ 1leen, viii be charged full rates and when they are
Az vessels that may have paid for assisting boat inward
SM O transported free of charge. provided she is not
aoet oa Of the limits of the Corporation to the ship
ak. les fInl ROBERT MURPHY Manager
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CHICKERING'S PIANo-FORTES.
THE PUBLIC will please take notice that Mr.. HENRY
only agent for the sale of my Plano. FoRTEs aazF5l
IN LOUISIANA and that instruments taken at N I'M
tied from the factory and that the prices will be the same
adding freight and insurance only Orders may be left for
any kind OF instrument and advance required until the
article is received and approved; j. CHICKERING,
myl6 324 Washington street sF}Ostnn
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

20 81 80 N.-LoserrpDn, 80 WIN Time Oh
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Mr. HENRI HERE'S PIANO FoRTEs AND

lam happy 10 say that Mr.. Odell's PORTRAIT OF GEN
''g6S9N, Is one of the very best have ever seen.
lSU GEORGE Z, HEAIy
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TT is generally known that the beautiful of GLASS
l. STAINING is done in NewOrleans by j. ELL,
No GRAvIER street. between Circus and Phppa streets
who soc share of the public patronage being the first
and only establishment in the South. All coo of plain and
onamened STAINED GLASS for churches steamboats,
dows. doors, sidelights, skylghts, lamps, ETC.,
n B-Lead SASH plain and ornamented, made to order.
eJ I'm
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M R. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST. No. IA
w CARONDELET STREET, (between Common and
Canal,) New Orleans. myl26m
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY.
DARTIES doing business with this Agency are informed
that the Certificates ctScrp Tor the profits OF the past
year, ready for delivery and that SIX PER CENT. in
cash reduced Of Scrip for previous years will
be paid presentation the office of the Com corner
of Camp and Graver SITS. THOMAS a. ADAMS,
my1O I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
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MEMPHIS WEEKLY PACKET LINE.
r. a. The splendid passenger steamboats, BULLE-
le4kk$ssk44Fs TIN, Capt. q. B. Church, and CLARKs
iEza.E.Gl3E VILE Capt b. M. Holmes, vii continue
Regular Weekly Packets between New0eans and Mem
phis, leaving NewOreans every WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING at O'clock and Memphis every WEDNESDAY at
O'Clock Sppers and Passengers depend the pune
tuaty of these Packets They will land freight and passen
gers at all the Bends above Vicksburg, Mouth Of White
River Helena ETC. For freight passage apply on board
at Canal street wharf, or to
mhl6f HYDE s. OGLESBY, Il Poydras St.
One OF these Packets ready to freight every
Monday morning. ~
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n y . ~ s I.

VERANDA HOTEL.
TINE subscribers associated business for the purpose
4 Of conducting this house a first class HOTEL AazsA
For the very liberal md constantly increasing pat EsM
onageof the travelling community they return their A=2
thanks. eY The house will be kept open during the
Summer season.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-14

to the post OF hardest service the post OF high
est honor. But II there existed time when the
democracy OF the milton had opportunity to testify 10
their brethren OF this State their appreciation of her long,
seadfast and patriotic devotion the great and good old
cause, by the recognition Of her just and we-earned
title to the presidential Office in opinion that time is
Now-now, that she has entire regiments OF her
brave TO distant fields of danger and of batte-now,
that she again nterposes her potential voice in behalf OF
The integrity and preservation OF the Unlonnow, that
we have arrived at crisis history which demands
m, steady, patriotic, and enlightened statesman al The
helm-and above and beyond ALL now that by the we'll
asceraned wishes OF her republican freemen, she pre-
sents candidate whose eminent fitness, sound denocra-
abshed in the minds and hearts OF The American people
as those of James Buchanan.
Hoping and trusting that the deep sohclude which, as
representatives OF the democratic reemen OF Pennsy
vania, naturally feel this subject, may be rightly
appreciated by coaborers IN other States, and duly
responded to by the Democratic National Convention,
which is 10 assemble on the fourth Monday OF May
next in Baltimore, commit our candidate and our
cause TO the wise and patriotic deliberations of that
bunal hedging ourselves, and ALL to ABIDE by ITS de-
etsion.
On motion of Mr. Schoonover the following resolu-
ton was adopted
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be signed
by The officers and published in the Democratic Union,
pennsy vanian, Washington Union, and all other demo.
cratic papers throughout the State
VIM. F. PACKER, President
JAMES l.. GILLIs,
JOSEPH LAuBAcH, | W.; puoz;I..
JOHN b. GORDON, VIC '''eh'''
THOMAS GROVE,
ALoNzo l. WILCOX, eo.-o...;o
B. S. ScHooNovER, Secretaries